22 10 308 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/40e30ea505a1f6362fce8e74bdd764bc.pdf ac1253a2e1deeb6d1a5410c99813379c PDF Text Text M ay 19, THURSDAY 1994 3 0 C ents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County slnoo 1008 06lh Year. No. 232 - Sanford, Florida IKiidI c r i n l e c r a c k d o w n NEWS DIGEST Governor signs bills mobilizing local law enforcement, schools ___ □ S p o rts Am ong the nation’s best £ LONGWOOD — l.ymnn High School's girls soccer tram, which romped to the Class BA slate title In February, was ranked No. 2 In the Umbru Girls* High School Soccer fo il released Tuesday, ( Bee Page IB □ are students of crime, learning a violent trade early In life." Chiles Herald Stall Writer said as he signed the reform SANFORD — Community pro­ measures In a Tampa courtroom. grams designed lo keep youths oul "T ills does not solve Juvenile of trouble will provide the lusting crim e," Chiles mild of the measures solutions lo the Increasing juvenile "The lusting solutions urr going lo crime problem according to the be found In communities through governor who signed a series of hills uggresslve aftercare programs." In a 9237 million dollar packuge Programs like PAL (Police Athletic draltng with Juvrnlle Justice League) and D A R E. (Drug Abuse Oov. Lawton Chiles signed the Resistance Education) help forge bills Wednesday that create a Juve­ bonds between youths and law nile Jusllcr system designed lo gel enforcement. tough on young violent offenders Seminole Courtly created the PAL and help ut-rlsk youngsters turn progrum Iwo years ugo which away from delinquency. focuses on fun and learning acilvl"Too many of Florida's children lies between, prlm urlly. middle By SANDRA ■LLIOTT P e o p le Beauties and their escorts Sortie lucky young woman will tie crowned "Miss Sweetheart Entourage 94" tim ing rere­ monies Saturday evening. This hevy of bcutitles will be esc orted by 22 young men. □ See Page SB. Colum nist hospitalized Julian Stenstrom. columnist for the Sanford tlerald, has been hosjillallzed for emergency surgery. Stenstrom. who writes the weekly "Way thick When" column that appears on Sundays In the Herald. Is In the Intensive care unit St South Seminole Community Hospitul Ills column will, however, upprur In Sunday 's edition of the paper this wrek. At a glance Oev Lawton CMto, ognad W, On, May Tha toglUalw n and t te m p a n u n m o w n lackto * FOREST CITY — Seminole County sherKTs Investigators are following up on leads into the Invasio n o f a home on UarTrados ruudu Court yesterday morning. A 47-year old man, his wile and daughter w ere forced to lie on the floor on their home while two men took cash. Jewelry and other valuables at about 0:30 a.m. Wednesday. One of the men was described us hlspanlc. '20 years old. five feet, nine Inches lull, with black, medium length hair. The other was also described as hlspanlc. -10 years old. five feet, four Inches tall and black hair. Doth had Puerto Rican uccents. Investigators report. Doth were In a rusty, older model Chevrolet. Anim al shelter delayed Class cut ups Humane Society caught between county, Sanford HeteM SMaMe by ApnrfSanMlan \ Horoeoope...... Movlea........... Nation............ BB People............ Felloe............. ............S B Sohool Menu.. D a a l h i ...................... .......... B A Dfe QOtteeeessaeseeseeeeaeQB •porta............. Weather......... IdltOflffltrtTffttM World............. Florida.......... . C lB B B illB d B ... .4 B .H I Hang on to your umbrella Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms. High In the mid to upper 80s. N orth wind 5-10 mph, but g u s ty near th u n ­ derstorms. Chance of rain 40 percent. For mors weather, ass Fags 2A L Bee Crime, Page BA ■ v J . M A R K ■ A A P IB L D H erald Senior S taff W riter SANFORD - The City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission w ill hold both a workshop und regular meeting today. For the workshop, beginning at 0:30 p in., a discussion Is scheduled on staff approval of sign site plans and related land development regula­ tion approvals. As of earlier this week, the following Items have been listed on the agenda for the regular meeting beginning at 7 p.m. • Public Hearing — Consider n request for u dimensional variance for properly located nt 400 Seminole Boulevard (Sallpolntc). In u SC-3 Special Commercial Zoning district for the reduction of the size of jiarklng spaces. 10 foot width required. 9 fool proposed. Owner. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. • Consideration — Site plan for property at 201 S. Park Avenue for Mullins Development Consulting Services. Inc., for ofTIcc use of consultant for developers and ns u manufactur­ ing representative for Beacon Products. Owncr/representntlve, E.L. "Buck" Mullins. • Additional business from the floor und/or commission members. • Reports from stuff. Both the workshop and regular P&Z meetings will be held this evening In the commission chambers of Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue In Sanford. Bridge............. attending the PAL nullonul con veil lion in New York. "T ha t was the Idea from Its Inception." Undersherlff Steve Har­ riett explained us hr discussed thr PAL program. “ It would la- an op|Mirtuniiy for law enforcement to school ugrd siudrnts. volunteer law enforcement officers und private citizens. A fter school und Inirrsrsslon programs are conducted ut Sanford Middle, laikrvlcw Middle und Indian Trulls Middle schools. Lt. Mull Steward coordinates the local jirogram and Is currently P&Z sets workshop, m eeting INDKX • a US la v a the Children ip a c u ity pie's • ,■ section at ra tideniiai program , ta haM J M t mara bed* m ro d d e n ia l program , lie * bast cam p, and amor la d iltia , • aepaniian at detention canter, la held IM mara bed, a Croatian a l a ne«, mara in la n tiT , reddential program, nfiare lean, w ill be kept under 14 hour natch tar up to S ue, year, a m ars power la ludge, to p*w«h loan agar, * tie mouth aft. threaten Ite m or ignore court a rd o r, by eentencing mom ta detentiwi canter. • m a rt adyjl sraaacwtion a t Sard eyre ion ago c rim in a l. • longar d a y , w dd onlian conM r, and ra itd a n lia l gragram , • altar KSasi program , a l middto Khoo(< a lta rn a llro ila tw a a m , and mara u h o o l police attic o r, a (ro e le r court PutMant, to ardor parent, at felrnguant, to atHnd Soarings enroll in parental M ill, program , and da community w ry Ms a a n o * department t* taev, an teenage Seminole High sonlor Loonard Boulo deslgnod the winning T-shirt lor the school's Protect Graduation celebration In addition lo cash and other prizes, ho won the right to shavo a 94 from Dean Geno Williams' hair. At right, Bouie lakes hls cuts as (lelt lo right) senior class p resident Anthony Sanders and classmate Shawn Slowart look on Below, Sanders, Stewart, Hagan Cralt, Daphne Brown, Heather Youmans, Kara Hickson. Sam Earl, Kristi Richards and Bouie cheer Williams who never turns hls back on hls students. Cops seek hom e invaders • on additional M e an t too cha/god ta avia o* laanaga trk m with tavaraI Needles found in pond OVIEDO — Nearly BOO hypodermic needles attd other medical wastes were recovered In a (Kind In the Tusku Ridge subdivision ut 8 :I5 p.m. Wednesday. Seminole County sherlll's Investigators don't have leads on who dumped the waste In the pond. The mulertals were turned over to the Seminole County Health Division. c rim in a l,. who t t t m m hm eaiad try mo O t M 't n w n l Of H oolSl and RonoMiiio'i vo F ta r k U 'l Ivvo n ii, IvtU ra « r,M m 0 I m ill* * r , te a tougSor yeOt r a I W SANFORD — The grnumllm-uklng of tfir new n h rllrr for the Humuiir Society til Seminole County fucra new delays In the confunlon over whether Sanford or the county will ptovhlr water und newer to th r lu iillty . “ We're not nurr which way lo go next." said Ron Harder, society building chairman. Hardee nays the county development nfllcluls were agreeable In September lo allow Ihe city lo continue lo provide water lo the new $350,000 facility lo rrp lu rr (hr shelter destroyed hy fire In April 1993. Bill since then. Harder says he's learned Ihe site lies fully within the city's utility service urru. Society president Sieve Mason has appealed lo county commissioners lo intervene. The sched­ uled May 14 groundbreaking has p a s s e d and no new date has been sel. said Hardee. A portion of ihe society's 3'A acres ut County Home Road near Flea World lie within the city. The new shelter w ill be built upon land In the city boundury. but Ihe purklng lot and other Im­ provements will he In Ihe county Jurisdiction. The sllr Is currently served by city water und a septic tank sewage disposal system. The society has liven ordered by the stale lo discontinue use of the septic tanks because animal hair prevents them from opcrailng properly. Looking for alternatives, Hardee said architects found u county Hue runs close hy the shelter properly along County Roucl 427. but Hardee said Ihe nearest city sewer line Is north of Flea World. To extend the c liy line requires tim e ­ consuming ajiprovals from (lie Florida Depart- □ Bee Humane, Page BA Sanford Waterfront committee gets its first look at UF design concepts By NICK PP1IFAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - Members of Ihe Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee got their first look at in itia l design drawings for the lakcfront development yesterday. The drawings were made hy stu­ dents of the University of Florida Architecture Studio Project, hired lo handle Initial plans and concepts. The students and Professor Peter Prugh have been studying various areas of Sanford's waterfront for several weeks. "We were surprised al how much they have learned about our city nnd the waterfront aren," com­ mented committee Chairman Larry Strlcklcr. "Some of them might have even learned more about us than some of the committee mem­ bers." In the dozen sketches presented, no specific plans were formulated. "This wus only the Initial concept," Strlcklcr huKL "From here, the students take our comments buck w ith them und work on more detailed plans. This Was Just the first stage so they could sec In which direction we wanted them to be moving." Several of the plans shuwed an expansion of whul Is presently the Monroe Harbour Marina. It Includes another docking area oul on Lake Monroe lo the cast of the present site, which would be bridged to the current northern area. Additional expansion would also be made toward Memorial Park. Some of the plans showed a □ See Dealgn, Page BA Lake Mary Should two businesses in same center serve alcohol? By NICK PPBIPAUF Herald Stall Writer LAKE MARY Lake Mary commissioners tonight will dis­ cuss what to do ubout Iwo businesses serving alcohol In the same strip shopping center, u breach of city codes. At the present time. Victoria Square Shopping Center contains iw o businesses w hich serve alcohol: Kelsey's Pizza and G ator's. Kelsey's Pizza was licensed nnd opened first. When Gator's applied for an alcohol license. It was mistakenly approved. No consideration was given lo Lake Mary city codes calling for a minimum separation of 500 feet between the entrance doors of businesses that sell alcohol for consumption on pre­ mises. The two entrances ure only 135 feet from each other. The entire strip center In which llic two ure located has a total length of 305 feel. Aflcr the city staff discovered the error, the commission voted to allow the businesses lo con­ tinue operation, which they huve done. Now however, the matter has returned to huunt the com­ mission. The owners of the shopping center want to rcplucc Gutor's with a similar business. They have asked for n variance lo reduce Ihe 500 fool separation □ See Alcohol, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 L •f'.r -■■■ ■ .. a �IA - S an ford H erald. Sanford. Flo rid a - Thuradav. M ay 18. HUM NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Suing cigarette makers Anti-tobacco groups laud legislation to sue Haitians rally for Aristide WEST PALM BEACH — Hundred* of member* of South Floridan Haitian community clogged Interstate 05 In u mllen-long caravan of cam demanding President Jenn-Bertrand Aristide be returned to power. "No Aristide, no pence." chnntcd the 500 people who truvclcd from Miami's Little Haiti urtghtxirhood to the West Palm Beach Auditorium to cclcbrntc Haiti's Flag Day on Wednesday. "The solution Is solving the m ilitary crisis In Haiti," said Miami physician Yves Kennud, who led the caravan. "The solution Is not to open the doors to Haitians." he said. "We want to stay In Haiti." The group attended a special mass at Delray Beach's Our Lady of i f fPerpetual Help Roman Catholic church before heading to the auditorium. When they arrived, they were greeted by a sign: "President Clinton, remember your promise." In his campaign. Clinton vowed to restore democracy to Haiti and the presidency to Aristide, who was ousted by a m ilitary coup In September 1091. Form er diplom at sentenced MIAMI — A former Colombian diplomat has been sentenced to 33 months In federal prison after pleading guilty to money laundering charges In February. Gustavo Enrtquc Pastrana Gomez. 40. at the time of his 1003 arrest In North Miami Beach, was Colombia's assistant consul In charge of commerce and culture relations In Montevideo. Uruguay. He pleaded guilty to a single count and was sentenced Wednesday to the smallest possible amount of time, despite complaints from prosecutors who wanted Pastrana sentenced under stricter guidelines. Pastrana was arrested by the DEA after a three-month undercover Investigation, which Involved Argentinean federal police and DEA offices In Montevideo and Buenos Aires, said Dnig Enforcement Agency spokesman Jim Shedd. By ADAM YEOMANS Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE - As Gov. Lawton Chiles prepares In consider legislation that would mnkr It easier for Florida to sue cigarette makers, the debate over the Issue Is getting louder. The legislation would allow the state to sue to recover the costs of treating poor people with smoklng-rclatcd Illnesses. It passed quietly In the waning days of the regular session, which ended In mid-April. A co alition o f antl-sm oklng groups Wednesday urged Chiles to approve the bill, saying It would set a natlonul precedent In the battle between smoking and antlsmoklng Interests. Opponents argued that the measure would open an "avalanche of litigation" against all Florida businesses. Chiles, who helped steer the bill to final passage, has remained tlghl-llp|>ed about whether he would sign It. " I don't know of any other product right now that's killing a lot or people," the governor said recently. The bill's supporters say the legislation woidd allow the state to recover more than $1 billion a yenr In stntc dollars spent to treat Medicaid patients who have dlseoses caused by smoking. Smoking costs the state 94 billion a year In health care costs and lost work pro­ ductivity. or about $300 |H-r resident. The bill would udd up to $4 to the price of a pack of cigarettes, supporter* estimate. ' "The citizens of Florida and our busi­ nesses have passively been paying for billions of dollars to rare for medically Indigent patients while the tobacco Industry has been filling their own deep pockrls." said Eliza Perry, a member.of the Florida Tri-Agency Coalition on Smoking Or Health. The group has members from th r American Cancer Society. Amcrlcnn Heart Association and the Amcrlcnn Lung Association. "It Is exceedingly stronger than any totmcco tax that we ever thought of." Perry said. "That's why It's being looked at all across the nation as landmark sort of legislation." .. „ Opimncnts said Ihc bill would nffect other Industries In addition to cigarette makers. "This is neither a simple bill nor one which will affect the tobacco Industry alone." the Tobacco Institute, which speaks lor the cigarette Industry, sal'l In a state­ ment "A ll Florida business will be nega­ tively Impacted and needlessly burdened with an avalanche of litigation." Associated Industries of Florid* and thr Florida Chamber of Commerce have lobbied fiercely against the bill. They any It would hold liable all types of businesses that sell product* or services to Medicaid recipients. "We txdlcvr that neither the governor nor the majority of the Legislature fully un­ derstand Its probable impact" because the bill was never debated. the tobacco Institute Mid. The bill would allow rourts to Impose Judgments agulnst companies baaed on their market share and the use of statistical evidence to prove the state's claims. Sentenced to raise funds for ACS Tha Inmates and |a!lers at American Cancer Society's Jail ' Ball hammed It up yesterday at the fund-raising event which c o n tin u e s through today. Martha Yancey (left) served as judge as the jury ol Darrell Kirkpatrick (second Irom left), Kathleen Reynolds (right), Edith McNeill (Iron! loll) and Chairman Don Mooro (Iron! rig h t) co n v ic te d prisoner Phyllis Conklin (In stripes) Conklin was sentenced to raising money for tho ACS for a short period ol lime belore being roloasod on her own recognizance Gas com pany settles com plaint MIAMI (AP) — A gas compuny uccused of not hiring women to read meters or collect on past due accounts has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle a complaint brought by the U.S. Department of Labor. In a routine audit of hiring practices by federal contractors and subcontractors, the Department of Labor found that the hiring practices of Miami-based Peoples Gas were dis­ criminatory. said Carol Gaudln. the department's regional director. In the settlement, the company agrred to pay women who applied for' the position but were not considered and were qualified for back pay. About 30 women who applied for the Jobs between 10B7 and 1089 arc eligible to receive a portion of the settlement, she said. Five of the women w ill also be hired. mmm s» Orlando plana annual ‘JustParklT’ event ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) — Randy Means Is used to driving his car to work. But on Friday. Means w ill be climbing Into his 17-foot kayak for a commute through n chain of lakes to his Job at the Orangc-Osceolu state attorney's office. Mcuds I f Qnc or hundreds of downtown Orlando workers who plnrr tlr row! walk. bus. car pool, skate or bike thcmselved td work as part of the city's third annual Just ParkIT event. 1 TUa-»vm tu- is Intended to encourage downtown workers la . consider commuting alternatives that use less fuel, cause less highway congestion und produce less |K>llutlon than driving to work ulone. Last year, an estimated 550 downtown workers participated In the event. Organizers hope to exceed last year's number, said Tricla Moore, a spokeswoman for the Downtown Orlando Transporta­ tion Management Association, which is organizing the event. Shirt o ff his back final paym ent TAMPA. Fla. — Perhaps the chiropractor felt his cx-wlfe had taken him to the cleaners. The man wrote his final alimony check for $182 on the back of a white dress shirt with blue pinstripes and sent It to his ex-wlfe's attorney. "Here It Is — the shirt off my back!" he scrawled on the shirt. Joyce A.O. Evans, the woman's attorney, was surprised. "No one's ever paid by shirt before," she said. She took the wrinkled cotton shirt to the Bank of Tampa to see if It could be cashed. No problem as long as the particulars — names and account number — are exact, bonk officials told her. After she got a cashier's check from the chiropractor's bank. Evans was given back the shirt. "They gave the shirt back to me as a memento," Evans said. MIAMI—Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday In the Florida Lottery: 2 5 -2 0 -1 2 -4 -1 3 Cash 3 8 4-9 Play 4 2-1-2-2 Thursday, May 19. 1994 Vol. 86, No. 232 P u b lis h e d D a lly a n d S u n d a y, e x c e p t Saturday ly b y T h ei S f a n lo rd H e ra ld , In c. 900 N . F re n c h A ve ., S a n fo rd , Fla. 99771 S e c o n d C la s s P o e ta g * P a id a t S a n lo rd , F lo rid a a n d a d d itio n a l m a ilin g o ffic e s . P o s tm a s te r: S a n d a d d ra s a c h a n g e * to TH--------------------E SANFO RD HERALD, Boa 1M7, Sanlord, FL 93779-1*47. 9 M o n th s S M o n th # 1 Yaw Ip tlo n R ates (OaJty A S u n d a y) H o m s D e liv e ry S M .S 0 19*00 ( 74.00 H a ll U 4.00 le a .o o F lo rid a R s s id s n ta m u s t p a y 7% a a la s ta x In a d d itio n t o ra to a a b o ve . Phono (407) 323-3*11. By EDDIE DOMINOUEZ Associated Press Writer MIAMI — It's Miami's chance to shine, as more than 5.000 travel Industry executives, tour operators and Journalists begin to arrive for the single largest annual tourism trade show In the world. The Greater Miami Convention and Visi­ tors Bureau has been planning the event — which begins Saturday — for years, often taking the time to brag that The Discover America International Pow Wow Is coming to town. It has sent Inspectors Into local hotels, stepped up a taxi cab hospitality program. ut together *' the an orientation ram for c notcl workers and run radio ads telling Miamians to be on their best behavior. "You are hosting the Individuals who are responsible for uboul 00 percent of the Incoming visitors to the United States. You arc hosting the Individuals responsible for nearly 70 percent of package tours that come to Florida." said GMCVB spokesman Mayco Vlllafana. Hundreds of m illio n s o f dollars In txxiklngx will lx- made during ihc three-day conference, and while these booking* are lor destinations all over the world. Miami Is still the convention showcase. And Vlllafana said that over the three years after the conference the host city usually existences a $150 million boom In tourlsip business. Tours, parties, a concert, a street festival and assorted other special events ure being planned to convince tour operators and media that Miami Is for them and their clients. Overall visitor numbers have remained stable, while Euro|>eans nrc showing In­ dications that they ure stnrtlng to shy away from Miami. Many say safely seems to la­ the biggest perception problem the city faces, after h ig h ly publicized tourist murders and robberies. But GMCVB officials are quick to point out that crime rates In the city have dropped. The -recent hijacking und robbery of a hotel courtesy bus carrying Norwegian tourists and the gruesome sluylng last year of German tourist Barbura Metier Jensen before her c h ild re n , how ever, have tarnished the city's fun-ln-thc-sun Image. GMCVB officials concede there's not muc that can I k - dour ulxiul r a n d o m crime ltd two recent fiasco* remind local tourlsu officials how laid It can get. Race riots broke out uftcr a fulal pollc shooting during (he week of the 1989 Supe Bowl In Miami. logistical turmoil marrei ihc American Booksellers Association meel Ing In 1993. when half the city closed dowi early on a Friday because of fears of anothr Hot when Ihc officer In the 1989 shootlni was acquitted of manslaughter charges It the deaths of two block men. But the city's recent performance for th Natlonul Association of Television ITogrun Executives, seen by many as a test, went ol without u hitch. So Saturday, the parties will begin ant Miami's public relations machine will beglt to grind, as locnl leaders watch and prut •hat all the careful planning doesn’t go up It smoke. Vlllafana said there Is loo much going ot to sit around and Just worry: "W c'rt certainly not sitting here wringing oui hands, hoping that something docsn' happen here." THE W EATHER m Fantasy 5 M iam i readies for major tourism convention B From A sso cia te d Prsss rsp o rts LOTTERY TTT-r- Tonight: Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. Low In the lower 70s. North wind 5-10 mph. but gusty near thunderstorms. Chance of rain 40 percent. Frlduy: Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. High In the mid to upper 80s. Notih wind 10-15 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. Extended forecast: Saturday and Sunday: Partly cloudy with [ the highs In the mid to upper 60s. Highs in the lower 80s. Monday: Partly cloudy with the lows In the mid 60s to near 70. Highs In the mid to upper 80s. FLO R ID A T I M M C ity HI1 Daytons Baach Ft. Laud Baach *3 7t F o rtM y in Galnatvllla Hometfeed 1/ Jacksonville Kay Waal Lakeland U P el 71 79 7S *4 fO mm U M 5* 75 79 Miami n n Orlando PenMcola IS it S arato ta Tallahaua* T a m pa 15 It ft 54 74 4* 41 Vara Baach W. Palm Baach *0 *4 •» 00 .97 .If BXTBNDBD O U TLO O K Temperature* Indicate prevloul V \I'M»-----------' f THURSDAY P tlycld y 87-70 FRIDAY P tlycld y 87-08 .15 00 n .tr 79 *9 01 00 00 00 .00 .99 .tr ^ \J^sSATURDAY P tlycld y 87-68 SUNDAY P tlycld y 87-68 T ID IS .0 FULL May 2B NEW Juno 0 J LAST June 1 C FIRST June 16 • • A C H C O N D ITIO N S .00 .m m ,tr N A TIO N A L TB M P S Daytona Beacht Waves are 1-2 feet and choppy. Current Is to ih c south w ith a water temperature of 8) degrees. New Smyrna Beacht Wuvcs are 1-2 feet und choppy. Current Is to the south with u water temperature of 80 degrees. FRIDAY! SOLUNAR TABLE! Min. 1:35 u.m., 1:50 p.m.i MaJ. 7:40 a.m.. 8:05 p.m. TlDEBt D aytona Beacht highs. 3:43 a.m., 4:20 p.m.: lows. 10:00 a.m., 10:51 p.m .; New Sm yrna Beacht highs. 3:48 a.m.. 4:34 p.m.: lows. 10:14 a.m.. 10:56 p.m.: Cocoa Beacht highs. 4:03 u.m., 4:49 p.m.; lows. 10:20 u.m.. 11:11p.m. _____________ S O A TIH O 8 t A ugustine to Ju p iter Inlet — Thursday and Thursday night: Wind northeast to cast 10 lo 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 fret. Bay und Inland waters u moderate chop. Wind and seas higher near scattered thunderstorms. Jupiter Inlet to Key Largo — Thursday and Thursduy night: Wind vartublc 5 to 10 knots. Seas 2 feet or less. Bay and Inland waters smooth. MONDAY P tlycldy 80-70 S T A T I S T I C ! __________ The high tem perature lu Sanford Wednesday was 02 degrees and the overnight low wus 71 us reported by the University of Ftorldu Agricul­ tural Research und Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the p e rio d , e n d in g ut 9 a.m . Thursday, totalled .14 of an Inch. The temperature ut 9 u.m. today wus 73 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low wus 71, as recorded by Ihc National Weather Service ut the Orlando International Alrjiort. Other Weather Service data: □W ednesday's high............02 □Barom etric pressure.30.02 □ R elative Humidity a***80 pet □W lnda.....Northeast 10 mph □R ainfall..............20 of an In, □ S u n set................... St) 1 p.m. □ S u nrise..................6:32 a.m. City Anchorage Atlanta A tlantic City A u illn Baltimore B illin g * | II fa 7t 5J • 7 49 47 u 44 .13 M M RM M H M aM M H M H I 17 43 47 SI Birmingham 79 SI Bismarck >7 47 Botlon 53 Brownsville 19 71 Buffalo I f 4] Caiper I t 43 Charletton.S.C 77 71 Cheyenne 71 45 Chicago 43 39 Cincinnati u u Clave land 53 4] Concord.N H. Sf O allat Ft Worth *3 44 Denver I I 57 D et Molnet 71 51 Detroit 44 43 Houtlon II Indiana poll! 10 u Juneau 57 44 K in ta l City •0 50 L a i Vagai 74 53 Little Rock 75 55 L o t Angelet 44 M em phli 10 54 Milwaukee 54 43 M p li St Paul K 53 N athvllle 79 50 New O rleani 14 New York City 45 Oklahoma City I I 57 Omaha 17 55 Philadelphia 17 S3 Phoenix 14 43 Pittsburgh 59 45 Portland.Mninu 54 44 Sacramento 73 51 St Louis 71 50 Salt Lake City 70 49 Seattle 19 44 W ashington.D.C. P rc u 45 44 44 17 44 01 39 03 44 01 53 03 47 03 50 04 O ttk cdy dr cdy cdy cdy rn dr to y cOy cOy dr rn cOy rn dr dr cOy dr cOy cdy dr dr dr dr rn dr cOy dr cOy dr dr cOy dr dr cOy cOy dr cdy • c lr cOy cOy cOy c lr rn coy cOy �■V . / * i Sanford H srald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, M ay 19, 1094 - 3 A Toll of natural disasters increases ■y MITCNILL LAHDS9IRQ AP Nations! Writer____________ Check cashing UNITED NATIONS - Natural disaster* are more than twice as likely to Inflict a heavy death toll now ns they were 30 years ago — and more than four limes ns likely to cause catastrophic eco­ nomic harm, a U.N. study sug­ gests. The major rrnson Is probably on exploding world population and (he increasing tendency of people to settle In disaster-prone places, such ns flood plains. But environmental degradation may also play a role. U.N. officials said. It's also possible that th r increase has been exaggerated by Im provem ents In glottal communications — that recent disaster* have simply been bel­ ter documented. The author of the study, Charles Krrpelmun. conceded that might tie the cane. Hull, he sold In a telephone Interview Wednesday. "You can't avoid the conclusion that th r number of serious disasters Is Increas­ ing " North America bucked Ih r global trend, however, wilh a sharp decrease In deadly dls nslers and a very slight Increase In disasters causing substantial property damage, Krr(>elmuii said. Kerpelman Is a consultant In Geneva who fonnrrly worked for the U.N. Disaster Relief Organi­ zation thrrr. He said he was "surprised and upset" by the conclusions he reached alter crunching dtsaslrr statistics in Ills computer. "It's an enormous problem lhal has to tie dealr w ilh ." he said. Sanford police arrested Mlkltn Lutcsa Brown. 28. of 1152 Dunbar, 1-nke Monroe, at llie Sanford police station Monday, r.nrller In the day, police were cnllrd by a local bank which rrportrd an Insurance check In the amount* of *3.009.43. whlrh had been cashed, hud been returned to the bank. Poller huvr charged Ilrown with cashing the check, reportedly lielonglng to her father. The father reportedly told police he had not endorsed the check, and did not know who inay have done so. Brown has lieen charged with uttering n forgery, and grand theft. Drug arrest A Sanford woman rr|>orirdly contacted (roller to report her car as missing on Monday. The (roller report said she later contacted them to say the vrhlcle was being used by a friend, and asked police to find the vehicle and return It. but she reportedly did not wish to press charges. Police located the vehicle and slopped It In the 2500 block of Ridgewood Avenue. Thr driver of the car, Identified as Graham Neal Ralllff, 23, of 2780 Ridgewood, was placed undrr arrest when officers reported finding him In possession of cannabis. RsillfT was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams. W arrant arraata • Vivian Lynn Alicia. 25. 895 A South Wymore Road. Altamonte Springs, unrated on a warrant for obtaining property with a worthless check, •Joh n ny Lee Wlllltams Jr.. 23. 1703 W. 15th St.. Sanford, failure to upprur/poasrsslon of cocaine. • Kathy Denise Davis, 30. 231 Shady Lane, Oviedo, uttering a forgery • John William Robb. 27. 4220 S. Orlando Ave.. Sanford. FT A/driving while llrense suspe ruled/re vokrd. • Timothy Sean Bratrher. 25. 1127 North Avenue. Maitland. FTA/possesslon less than 20 grams cannabis. • Heidi Lynne Johnson. 28. 323 RosecllfT Circle. Sanford. FTA7oblalnlng property by worthless check. • Robert Charles Benzlng. 40. 0449 River Road. New Symma Beach, VOP/wllltful wanton reckless driving. • Joe Alonzo Jones. 19. 2841 Celery Avenue. Sanford, was served a warrant at the jail Monday. He was wanted for violation of proballon, on a previous ronvlcilon of fleeing and atlemptlng to elude. • Edgar Lcvernr U nions Sr.. 42. 2702 W. 22nd Slreet. was arrested by Sanford police Monday In connection with the reported theft of * 7 1 In plants from a store In the 400 bloc k of French Avenue. Tuesday morning, at the jail, deputies found Jones was wanted on a warrant Issued by the Florida Purote Commission, on a previous conviction of grand theft. • Richard Mallhew Vuslola. 40. Sunlake Circle. Lake Mary, was arrested by Sanford police at Sanford Avenue and 25lh Street Tuesday. He was wanted on u Pinellas County warrant for violation of probation on u conviction of driving under the In Hue nee of alroiml. • Sandra Simmons, 30. 125 Bethune Circle, turned herself In ut th r jail Tuesday, She was wanted on a warrant for tw iirrv. l y T h * Associated F f h i NEW YORK — Family mem­ ber* g u th rrrd al Jucquellnr Kennedy Onassis' side after doc tors granted hrr wish to go home from the hospital wlierr •he was treated for serious cancer computations " I Ihtnk all die tnrinbrrs of ih r family ure distressed by the m e d ic a l re p it i t s . ' ' h r r nr^tlhier-ln-law Hen. Edward Kennedy said Wednesday utter flying In from Washington. "A ll the members of the family love her very deeply. We wanted lo lie here this evening She's resting comfortably.'* The 64-year-old Mrs. Onassis. who has non-Hodgkin's lym ­ phoma. a cancer of the lymph system, was released curlier In the day from New York Hospltal Cornell Medical Center Mrs. Onassis had been ad­ mitted on Monday "us a result of serious complications of her ma­ lignant lymphomu." the hospital suld In a statement. "In ac­ cordance with the patient's clearly expressed wishes anti with the concurrence of her physicians, she bus been dis­ charged home." Hospital spokeswoman Kathy Robinson refused to clubornlc on the complications or treatment. Mrs. Onassis' spokeswoman. Nuncy Tuckcnnan. did not re­ turn a cull. About IV* hours after Mrs. Onassis returned lo her Fifth Avenue apartment, puramcdlcs a r r iv e d c u r r y in g co v e re d equipment that uppenred to tie oxygen canisters, the New York Post reported. Sen. Kennedy und his wife. Victoria, visited her. us did Mrs. • Firearms. Jewelry and cash with a tolal estimated amount of *14.875. was reportedly stolen Monday from a home In the 100 block of Mayfair Circle. • An unll(|iie ring, valued ut *1.500 was reported stolen Monday from a business In the 300 block of E First Street In downtown Sanford. • Police were^icalled to a residence In the 1500 block of Palmetto Avenue Monday. The home owner reported someone had apparently broken Into his garage, removed a number of tools from where they hud been stored, and placed them In a pile Nothing apparently was missing • A wcedeuter and *300 In oilier llems wrre reported stolen from a trailer Tuesday, parked In the 100 block of Lark wood Drive. • A circular saw. TV set and other Items were reported stolen from an apartment Tuesday In the 200 block of Luurrl Avenue. • A burglary attempt was reported TUesday at u business In the 2300 block of S. French Avenue. Police said an attempt wits made to enter the building by moving an air conditioner, but no entry was made. • A woman told police she was approached by two inert early Wednesday while she was riding her bike In the 1100 block of Florida Avenue. She told police the men robber her of *9. Incidents reported to the sheriff • An unknown amount of property was reportedly stolen Monday from a residence In the 400 block of Sunset Drive In Loch Arbor. Entry was reportedly made by breaking open a rear door. • Four shots were reportedly fired Into a business building In the 4000 block of W. S.R. 40 between May 13 and May 16. Durnagc was reported lo the north side of the structure. • A luwn mower and mini blinds, with a tolal value of *479, were reportedly stolen Tuesday from a residence In the 2400 block of Church Street. • Six chain saws und other lawn maintenance equipment, with a total value of *4.695 were reportedly stolen from the bed of a pickup truck Tuesday, parked In the 2600 block of Narcissus Avenue. • A chain saw and g irl’s bike valued at *450 were reportedly stolen Tuesday from n storage room In the 100 block of Temple Drive. G ■very month a million unwanted logs and cats across America are ut to death. Help stop this needless [tiling. Spay or neuter your pet. SPAY USA has programs suplorted by veterinarians and clinics n over 400 cities and towns. For lelp in finding affordable spay/neuler tervices, or lo lind oul how you can ielp, call us today. 1-800-248-SPAY aHO M M By two other measures, the Increase In disasters was even greater. The number o f disasters causing significant properly damage rose by more than 300 percent. Arid Ihe number of disasters affecting a substantial number of people — 1 percent of a nation's population or more — rose by 250 jiercent. While Kerpelman said there hud been a sharp Increusc In Heaths from epidemics, Includ­ ing malaria, cholera and yellow fever, lie did not consider the Impact ol the disease that had by far the sharpest Increase during the jwrlod studied — AIDS. Lake M ary agenda ■ y NICK FFIIPAUF Herald Staff Writer LAKE M AH V - Tha L a 'll M ary C'ty C w nm iu io n m a a 'i lon.gM A t o ' aarllar H ilt » h 1 'ha following ita m t have boon placed on the aganda • Invocation — Plodgo o l Alloglanco — Approval o ' m in u 'tt • tpoc la' p rtta n 'a tio n t • € itiia n par l i t 'pa l km • R a p o r'o 'C l'y Managar (tae below) PNaport of Mayor • Saport o* C o m m lttlo n o rt — Com m it tlonor Gary B render. ragarding Somlnoia C a u n ty 't r a to lu llo fl o p p o tln g c a tln o gambling • Raport from City Attorney • Public Hooting — Requoit tor minor tub d!vltl«n approval avtth v a ria n tv t to ttw la n d Davalopmant Cod* Jerry Event, applicant • Public Mooring — Raquatt lor Hlo p<on rtvW w * i l t i variance! lo Ibo Land Development Coda lor the conttructien ol 0 te t t food r tt to u r o n l The K ry tta l Company applicant • P u b lic H e a rin g — R a q u a tt lo r variance lo allow tecond e tla b ltih m e o l that ta ll! alcoholic beverage* lor con tum pfton on Ihe p ra m ite t w ithin MO feel of a Ilka e tte b liih m e o t victo ria Iquera, Roba*t th a ta r • Revolution — O ff t.te tlg n lor Seminole Community Cal lego • Public Hearing — Raquatt tor appeal of denial of o variance to the Lend Development Code to a tlo * o reader board with changeable copy on the ground tign. UtO W L o la M ary Blvd . le o v ic i Medina. M cD onald! applicant • Public Hearing — R tp u e tl lor minor tile plan review wilh e variance lo Ihe land develop men I code lo allow lor a day c a r* center a l the Shoppet ol Late M ary Jem et Co*, applicant •O rdinance — t t l reading — Tempo ra ry te le t Ira lle rt • R ttolu lio n - Renaming E tttlle Park and Pond, and the p a rt a l W ilbur and Old Lake M a ry Road • D liv.uttlon of d ly charter and pottible • Appointment to Seminole County Road Im pact Fa*com m ittee • Adjournment A t of e a rlier th lt week, the following K am i were title d on the agenda lor ihe C ity M a nager'! report • Raquatt com m lttien award bid lor Community Canter carpet repoecemenl • R e q u e t l c o m m l t i l o n a p p ro v e purcheM o l two Itta Ford Crown Victoria pot ica package u n itt • R e q u e tl c o m m l t i l o n a p p ro v e purchate of Turfcat lawn mower. Florida Slate contract • Raquatt com m ltilon award bid tor E a tt Lake M ary Boulevard W e ttr Lina E o ltn tlo n • R e q u e tl c o m m ltilo n oaecule In ter local Agreement w ith Seminole County end o il other cftie t lov NPDES Stormwater P erm it precott • R aqu att c e m m lm e n ra ich e d u la d September com m ltvon meeting* • Requetl com m ltilon authorise mayor to tig — letter approving d litrlb u tlo n of fu n d i to participate In tha A nti Drug Abu to grant program • Inform ation — From P o rkt 4 Racro •lio n D irector on I 4 Interchange m ainle nance The Lake M ary City C om m ltilon meet mg i t tcheduied lo begin a l J p m . tonight, at Leko M ary City Mall. 100 M Country C>ub Road TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Onassis' slstrr. Lee Radzlwlll Ross. He said Mrs. Onassis' children. John Kennedy Jr. und Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg. also were ut the apartment. Both live tn New York. Other visitor* Included Mrs. Onassis' niece Marta Shriver, the Post said. •John Kennedy Jr. spent the day al his mother's bedside al tllf hospital, the newspaper said Mrs Oim m Ii also was hoai tallzed for several day* In A j for surgery on a bleeding ulcer. rjt CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1994 GRADUATES onoi < y OUX ri a , <L a ± 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 to cherish for a lifetime! DEADLINES: • Photo Greetings, Monday, June 6th at 3 P.M. • Line Greetings, Tuesday, June 7th, 12 Noon TH E LIQ U O R S T O R £ K0 ' CIGARETTES GttWICBRAND$1.39PXJ$12.49CTN.W PREMIUMBRANDS$1.68PK./$14.99CTN DORALS ^. 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Insisted Claude de Vlllc dc Goyet, chief of emergency preparedness and disaster rrlle f for the Pan Ameri­ can Hrnlth Organization. Goyet said u growing popula­ tion was l he major reason for the Increase. But Kerpelman's study says the number or people af­ fected by disaster* Is growing at 6 percent a year, three time* as fast us the global population Is Increasing. U.N. officials speculate that environmental tampering might lie one reason for the faster rate. P ete r H a n se n . U .N . u n ­ dersecretary-general for humani­ tarian affairs, used Ihe example of development In the Himalayas (hat has poured slit Into rivers In Bangladesh, raising riverbeds and Increasing th r likelihood of flooding. H ansen and G oyet b oth stressed the nred for greater disaster prevention und pre­ paredness. especially In develop­ ing nations. K erprlrnan said he relied primarily on sluilstlrs compiled by ih r U.8 Agency for Interna­ tional Development. 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Doylt, Put»ll*h*r and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M o n th *.................................... 810.80 0 M o n th *.....................................630.00 1 Y e a r ..........................................$78.00 Florida Raaldanta m utt pay 7% aalaa tax In addition to rat*a abov*. EDITORIAL What do we do to save area? Back In the early part of this century, this area or Central Florida thrived on entile and timber. As development got underway, more and more land was taken, and trees were felled. The people shouted. “ What will we do to save our economy?" The nnswer was celery. We became the celery capital of the world. Then, with problems caused by a severe freeze, our land could no longer handle celery. Citrus became one of the major crops. Again, with weather problems and even more development, this area censed to be a major citrus growing county. Again, the cry went out. "What can we do?" This time, the answer was tourist develop­ ment. Along came Sea World. Walt Disney World. Universal Studios, and many other attractions. Tourism bloomed to such a point where a half dozen other major attractions are presently considering locating In this Central Florida area. Now, we take a look at the decline In tourism, and perhaps It's time to. once aguln, question what we arc going to do. Some may believe casino or rlverboat gambling will be the next attraction to bring our economy up. Others however, urc op­ posed to this, and the question of whether or not It could be beneficial Is being strongly debated. We are also not thoroughly convinced that the drop In tourism can be blamed on crime. We refuse to use that as an excuse. We believe there are two reasons for the decline In tourists. First of all. other states, seeing the success we have been having, are going all-out to develop their attractions. Case In point Is Bpinson. Missouri. Several years ago it was Just a small town. Today, it’s rated as one of the biggest attraction ureas In the nation. Faced with ever-growing competition, the second reason we see Is the sky-rocketing prices. Northern visitors know they will spend a great deal of their vacation money, for example, visiting the Disney attractions. They are often shocked however, to learn they are spending as high a s $1,000 per day for an average size family. Other attractions are similarly high priced. We would expect that as a tourist attraction grows, the cost of operating It would also have to Increase. There m ust be a stopping point however. There are more attractions to draw tourists than man-made entertainm ent complexes. State and national parks, nature preserves, zoos, Niagara Falls, beaches, and many others generally aren 't so expensive one has to mortgage the house to take a vacation. As stated before, we oppose spending tourist development dollars In a nationwide promotion campaign to lure more people to Central Florida. Before we even consider that, let us first look at what we are doing. We m ust control the rising costs which are prohibiting more and more families from paying us a visit. If we don’t, by the end of this decade, we'll be back to the same old lament. "What will we do to save Central Florida?" LETTER Prayer in school To pray or not to pray In our schools Is more than a question; It Is a burning, soul scaring mantra. It Is shameful that our politicians In Tallahassee lacked the courage to pass this bill. Much more is, involved than "Freedom of Speech" and the bulwark- of our constitutional guarantees. At stake Is our national character and our future as "One nation, under God. with liberty and Justice for a ll." Are we toying with the notion that we may not want freedom ofbel lef shared by all ou r citizens? While prayer Is a personal dialogue between an individual and his God, It can also be a public expression of consensus between n group of like-minded individuals and their God. Should we be ashamed to give thanks for what we have or to uak for the contlnuunce of a blessing'/ Our wuy of life Is still unique and u beacon that shines out. u real promise of freedom In a bountiful land. If our Constitution's First Amendment needs shoring up In order to keep our government separate from our religions, |.e„ make no lawn either restricting expressions of our personal beliefs or Imposing a state-ordained religion, then tills legislation should have been proudly and publicly supported by all our citizens and passed by our political representatives. Let us pray for another chance and that our politicians receive an injection of courage. Charles P. Gonzalez Sanford * WILLIAM A. RUSHER Postwar conservatism’s prophet With the death of Russell Kirk on April 20 at the age of 75. American conservatism has lost one of Its true giants. Prior to the middle of the 20th century, by far the most powerful conservative force In the United Stntes was the tradition we now call "classical liberalism" (to distinguish It from the group of collectivist and redistrlbutlonlsl Im­ pulses that hijacked the word ''liberalism " for Itself a few decades back). Classical liberalism was grounded In the Enlightenment's celebra­ tion of the freedom of the Individual, and derived from that source the twin concepts of political democracy and a free-market economy. First In the United States and Britain, then ultimately all over the world, these concepts have constituted an Immensely successful strat­ egy for liberating the energies of humanity and furthering Its happiness. In "The Road to Serfdom." published In 1044. Friedrich Itayck brilliantly restated the principles of classical liberalism In the teeth of the socialist doctrines then threatening to sweep the postwar world. But mankind needs more than a strategy, however grand; It needs a purpose. One group of classical liberalism's critics, proclaiming the "death of God," had defined humanity's happi­ ness as the ultimate purpose, and set about planning this - thus spawning this century's plague of totalitarian stales. Another, more (topulur In the democracies of the West, had seized on the concept of "lib e rty " us the ultimate good, nnd were slowly degrad­ ing It Into the undiscip lin e d, hedonistic license we sae uround us today. That was the state of affglrs In 1033 when a young pro­ fessor at Michigan S ta te U n iv e r s ity p u b lis h e d " T h e Conservative Mind." Russell Kirk was only 3 4 , b u t In t h i s f But m ankind enormously Influen­ needs m ore tial hook he almost than a strategy. s in g le - h a n d e d ly how over grand; ro o te d A m e ric a n It needs a conservatism In the purpose. ■ rich loam of the an­ cient JudaroChristian tradlllon. and thereby gave It the philosophical h rfl of a world-view. He also gave It Its name: Not even Bill l)uck]ev. defending many of the same principles two ycurs earlier In "God and Man at Yale." had called the amalgam "conservatism." It would take years before Kirk. Buckley and scores of other writers could anneal the various component* of American conservatism Into the fighting faith It eventually became, and even longer before th rlr new alloy could lx* hammered Into a political weapon capable of dominating American politics. But Kirk never wavered. Year after year the books rolled from hi* pen: A Program for C o n s e rva tive s." "A ca d e m ic Freedom." "Hoots of American Order" and dozens more. He lived to see himself honored as one of the earliest mid greatest prophet* of the conservative dispensation. By coincidence, the April Issue of the American Historical Krvlew carries a perceptive and Important article hy Professor Alan llrln k lry of Coiumhlu Unlveislty entitled "The Problem of American Conservatism." The "problem," ac­ cording to Professor Brinkley (who carefully disavows "any personal engagement with or sympathy for conservative politics"), is "finding a suitable place for the Hlglil - lor Its Intellectual traditions and Its social nnd political movements - within our historiographical concerns." JOSEPH SPEAR LOOKS LIKE ANSWER m m AllMClfeDTD/WNEY, R7LITICIAN ATTb ICTED ToMOWN, PRESS /fTTWAdTEO To S W r, READER ATTRAcntDTffOVERASE SITUATION. wnw. MARTIN SCHRAM Gender wars descend into absurd Slowly, and clearly reluctantly, the distin­ guished former Jurist and the ever-courieous network anchorman venture Into the un­ charted. surely fetid, waters that are becoming the new mainstream of media and politics. Former federal Judge Robert Bork. a legal scholar of eminence and onetime Supreme Court Im m inence, begins by m aking a cautious observation on CBS News' "Face the Nation." He says the sordid sexual harassment charge filed by ex-Arkansas state employee Paula Corbin Jones against President Clinton bears some resemblance to the case celeb Involving rock star Michael Jackson — "because she alleges physical Identification." Anchor/modcrator Bob Schleffer follows up: "We know what happened In the Michael Jackson lawsuit. (The court ordered photo­ graphs of the rock star's genitals after a young complainant described Jackson's unusual ana­ tomical characteristics.} Are we going to have the same situation here, where some Judge Is to order the president to be photoed?" Bork; " It could well happen. Because that's part of her proof — that she knows something that nobody else knows, because she saw him in the condition the public hasn't seen him In.1' » Time outl We are talking In all sobriety and seriousness now — on network television, news pages, and even columns of high pundltry — about whether a court of law Is going to photograph and examine the genitalia of a president of the United States. Wc are doing this because Ms. Jones has filed a federal civil suit filled with allegations of lurid details of sexual harassment that she says happened three years ago — details forcefully denied by Clinton's attorney, Robert Bennett, who says she seeks fame and fortune, and has been steered by Clinton’s political opponents. She says that she and the thengovernor made eye contact at an event at a Little Rock hotel and an Arkansas trooper then escorted her to Clinton’s room, where she alleges Clinton made a pass and dropped bis pants, exposed himself and requested oral favors. She sayB she refused and left. The popular wisdom both Inside and outside Washington's beltway Is to sagely observe that the truth w ill now be determined through the proper forum of the American Judicial system. But of course, that's not really right. Even If the case does go to trial, and even tr a court does go to tne wrongheaded extreme of ordering such photographic evidence, and even If It depicts what Jones describes — that still may not prove the most lurid details are true. Conservative activists who have gleefully championed Jones' cause lied by Clinton's longtim e Arkunsas political enemy. C liff Jackson) could have obtained physical descrip­ tions of the Clinton anatomy from any of the women with whom Clinton may have hud a mutually consenting sexual encounter. They could have then passed the Info to Jones, who could then be providing descriptive accounts, whether she'd seen anything or not. Think of It; In order for Paula Jones’ allegation to be true In all aspects, we must believe not Just the worst about Clinton — that he would behave so crudely as to expose himself to a woman he'd Just met — but wc m u s t b e lie v e some rather bizarre conduct by Junes herself. If her allegation is e n tir e ly tru e , wc must believe that she was highly shocked and offended when, as s h e a lle g e s , C lin t o n e x p o s e d himself — yet she did not avert her eyes In disgust but Instead gave the governor's unatomy the kind of close scrutiny neces­ sary to three years later provide a court with a listing of dls tlngulshlng characteristics. And that Is hard to believe. So too, It Is hard to believe that wc have evolved into a nation that may require presidential pom os a burden of proof. Indeed, that point did not escape our Sunday morning vIdeo-analyBts. "Where are we here?" said CBS' Schleffer, clearly dismayed that such topics must now be part of our consideration. "We're at the end of Western civilization." replied Judge Bork. with characteristic un­ derstatement. "That'B where wc are." LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the edllor arc welcome. All letters must he signed, Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief us possible. The letters arc subject to editing. Mr. Stupid comes back for more If you keep up with the nrws. you have heard by now ili.it the Comeback Kiel I* on a roll. No, not the Man from Hope I refer to lliat other boomer, the Hurehraln from Hun tlngion, J. Danforth Quaylr You're right. I am not lirlng fair and I should reslate that. I refer lo that humble offspring of th r heartland, a peach of a guy whose only rnu|or Haw w h s to tie oflrrcd op lo the Arnertcun people before he was complete ly ripe. Mr Dan Quaylr He iias published a new hook, "Standing Firm ." which he ap [tarcnily hopes will serve as the launchpad for a rocket tr ip la the W h it* House The "m em­ o ir ' ‘ has been e x c e r p t e d In Newsweek. H r ha* hern on (hr big talk shows. He l* now on a 36-clly lour. I believe In red r m pI Ion and 11 rofor lo that therefore urn fully othor boomer, supportive of Dan's Ih o H a ro b ra in effort to demonstrate bom there Is much more Huntington, J. In ids persona than Dunlorth w e 'v e been to ld Quaylo. J a b o u t u n t il now. There are a few things you should bear In mind, however, as you watch him bounce back: - fie was raised in n newspuperlng family and should liuvc a pretty grxxl Idea how the business operates. Hut hr keep* making lire same mistakes over und over. It's enough to make u person think the man Is a slow learner. When he attacked the unmarried, fictitious Murphy Hrown for having a child, (lie papers were fille d w ith "s c rc u m ln g M urphy headlines." When he misspelled "potato," It was "the perfect gaffe from four years of the press's patrolling for them." When stories about his book emphasized critical things he said ubout fellow Republicans, the media unfairly focused on Ihcsc rather than on Un­ complimentary things he hud to say. One more time. Dan: News Is defined as that which is imporlnnt. unusual, differenl. Your slums are news; your sweet nothings are not. And those quote murks (") that re|xirlcrs put uround certain sentences? They Indicate that someone else suld something nnd they urc merely reporting It. They didn't mock Murphy: you did. They didn't misspell potato; you did. - "Standing Firm " docs little to restore confidence In Dan Quaylr's competence. It Is n lightweight book, nnd lightweight books are usually written by lightweight authors. Quuylc wrote It himself - they urc ull "m y words," he proudly proclaimed on the David Brinkley Bhow •• so draw your own con­ clusion. Quuylc clearly wauls us lo think lie Is a person of gravity, and his efforts to convince us of this are sometimes ludicrous: "The ground war was now scheduled for Saturday, and I spent the day us calmly as 1 could, finishing Robert Hellbroner's classic book, 'The Worldly Philosophers,' about the great economists from Adam Smith to John Maynard Keynes." -- Quuylc suys his book Is the "personal |K>lltlcal slory of how I weathered unprece­ dented ubuse and succeeded." His wife Marilyn echoes his sentiments. The wuy Dan has been portrayed Is "painful," she told a Washington Post reporter, then added; "The Washington Post Is genetically Incapable of being fair to us." I've said this before: There Is a foolproof way to relieve the pain und that Ih not to run. Stick to golf and memoirs and fundraising speeches and few will care. Nobody gives a hoot about the gaffes of a retired politician living In Indiana, but everyone wants to know every minor detail about the foibles of someone who lays claim to the presidency. �V* . • Sanford Horald, S anford, Florida - Thursday, M ay 10, 1994 - SA Sanford Main Street to launch membership drive ■y MICK MCIPAUP Horald Staff Writer SANFORD — Sanford Main Street, SMS. la launching a four-step membership drive this week. The drive waa announced by SMS chairman of the fund raising committee, full Berwick. The four steps are as follows: • Step I — Mailings will be made Hits week to community and government leaders ap­ pealing for financial support. • Step 2 - The SMS Is holding "Fam ily Fun Day in the Park." this Saturday, at Fort Mellon Park to call attention to the membership project as well as the many activities the SMS Is undertaking. • Step 3 — Neat Wednesday, the m em bership d rive w ill become Involved In a phone him . to contact social and civic organizations us well as mem­ bers of the general public. • Step 4 — An open house will he held from 6 until 8 p m . aluo Wednesday, at the Greater San­ ford Chamber o f Commerce building, 400 E. First Street. All citizens are Invited to attend the SMS function. * SMS President Chris Cranlas commented, "We tapped Bill Burwlck for this all-lmpnrtunt Job because he Is considered a community banker, and Is well aware of our needs." Burwlck has been In hanking for the |mst 20 years, and has started two small community banks. "W e have accomplished n great deal w ith the nearly $30,000 we raised last year under the leadership of U r P. Moore." Crunlus emphasized. "In addition to the projects listed In our lettera that we are sending out. we huve brought a full-time manager aboard. (Faye Pultonl. who focuses her entire attention on the Sanford downtown area." He concluded, "The communi­ ty will eerta|nly see thetr support at work and will determine that the Main Street program Is and Learning fire safety Bill Barwlck, president and chlel operating officer, Seminote National Bank, la heading the S anford Mein S treet membership drive. will continue to make a decided difference In downtown San­ ford ." IU.S., Japan reopening trade [talks; deficit figures awaited restarting these talks." Deputy T re a s u ry S e cre ta ry Hnger Altman said Wednesday In an , WASHINGTON - Top negoti­ Interview on CNBC. A senior U.S. trade ofTIctal said ators from the United Stales und Japan are seeking to end three there hud been a narrowing of months of stulemale over a differences In preliminary dis­ Contentious trade dispute that cussions ulthough he said Amer­ lias soured relations lietween tlie icans bad no Idea whui new offers Japanese negotiators were ^Jhsro countries 3 Tfic Untie lietween the world's bringing with them. "It Is clear there has been { two largest economies has ratI (led financial markets and sent movement, bow much move­ • the dollar skidding earlier this ment remains the question," | m onth to a near-record low said the official, who briefed reporters Wednesday on tbe against the Japanese yen. Because of the unease In grounds that tils name not he (lnum l.d markets, the U.S side used. has toned down Its hard-line President Clinton und thenrhetoric But the administration Japanese Prime Minister Kllchl Slsls It has not retreated from M ly a /a w a n e g o tia te d tb e goal of achieving numerical framework accord In Tokyo last nchmarks for measuring pro- July with a deadline of February ress In o p e n in g J a p a n 's for reaching market-opening rkets In such areas as autos agreements In four areas — d Insurance. autos and auto parts, medical The U.S. aim In prying often equipment. lelecornniunlcatliHls apart s HMVkels Is to restrain equipment anti insurance J’" ,n ' America's trade deficit, which H o w e v e r , C li n t o n a n d has tieen widening dramatically. The government was releasing Mlyuzuwa's successor as prime Ihe March trade report today und minister. Morlhlro llosokawu. many analysts were forecasting failed at u Feb. 11 summit to It would show a sizable deficit of . $8 f> billion us American rx|sort» Continued to be battered by Continued from Page 1A W e a k economies overseas | Meanwhile. U S Trade Kepre- requirement. niutlvc Mickey Kantor and a The matter wus brought before lapunear delegation led by Dcp- tbe Lake Mary Planning and ty Foreign Minister Suduyuki Zoning Board In April. I’AZ ayashl were to open talks today recommended denial of the re­ Im e d a t r e s t a r t i n g tb e quest by u unanimous vote. They framework negotiations thut said there was no evidence of a roke olT In acrimony on Feb. hardship to grant tbe variance of II. the distance between the two U.S. officials said they were establishments. cautiously optimistic about u According to City Planner Matt possible breakthrough In the West however, the shopping cen­ talks. The talks have been Initi­ ter owners claim that over aled by new Prime Minister $100,000 In damages would be Tsutornu Hata. suffered If the matter could not "I'm sure we will get past this be resolved. period of non-negotiations and at To date. West said, he has some point will soon gel on to received no evidence or docu­ • y MARTIN CRUTtINOIR fA P Economics Writer_________ tinclgc snurp differences ovrr a U.S demand that the Japanese establish numerical benchmarks for measuring progress In each of the four areas. The Japanese have repeatedly lubeled such targets managed trade while tbe United Stales bus insisted the targets are neces­ sary In ensure the Japanese live up to their commitments. Tbe senior olflctul briefing reporters Mid the United States was not hacking away from Its Insistence Dial market o(ienlng agreements be rearhed. but he suggested (lie timing could be flexible lie said the In itia l agreements might well come In areus other than the four origi­ nally scheduled to be resolved hark In February. Some of those, p a rticu la rly uutos and auto |>arts. have proven to he particu­ larly contentious. Laura Tyson, the president's chief economic adylser. wus quilted us saying II might lie time to ease pressure on Japan to reach num rrlrul targets In rertuln key Industries In light of the pressures facing Hula's m i­ nority government mentation of such expenditures und losses that would l>e Incurred by the shopping center owners. He commented thut be wus under the Impression that Ihe owners of Gulor's made the capltul Investments and not the shopping center. West points out Ihe application for the varluncc submitted to tbe commission Is not from the owners of Gutor's. The matter Is scheduled for consideration during tonight's meeting of the Lake Mary City Commission, beginning at 7 p in., In the commission cham­ bers of City Hall. 100 N. Country Club (toad. DEATHS Teresa Barbara Carcw. 77. Weklvu Cove Bond. Longwood, died Wednesday. May 18. 1004 at Florida Living Nursing Center. Altamonte Springs. Born Feb. IQ. 1017 In Clermont. N.J.. she moved to Central Florldu In 1088. She wus u retired Insur­ ance rater. She was u member of Church of the Annunciation. Survivor, son. Joseph, Longwood. B a ld w ln -F u lrch lid Funeral Home. Semornn/Forcst C ity Chupcl In churgc of arrange­ ments. H E N R I E T T A E D WA R D S HARDY Henrietta Edwards Hardy. 83, E. First Street. Bram Towers. Sanford, died Tuesduy. May 17, 1004 at her daughter's resi­ dence. Born Jan. 5. 1011 In Sanford she was a lifelong resi­ dent. She wus a bookkeeper for Edwards Lumber Company liefore her retirement. She wus a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. She belonged to the 30 Plus Club of Sanford, and Sanford Senior Citizens Club. Survivors Include son. Charles A. Jr., Sanford; daughters. Betty Clements. Sanford. Dorothy Danko, Coconut Creek; 12 g r a n d c h ild r e n ; 13 g r e a t­ grandchildren. Urlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. m m m JOSEPH A. HOPKINS Jo sep h A. H o p k in s . 81, Markham Woods Road. Longwood. died Tuesduy. May 17. 1004 ut Ills residence. Born Feb. 21, 1013 In Plttston. Pa., he moved to Central Florldu In 1 0 3 2 . He w a s a r e t ir e d machinist. He was u member of Church of the Nativity. Luke Mary. He was u former member of the Florida Cattlemen’s Asso­ ciation. He wus n Navy veteran ofWorld W urll. Survivors Include sons. Tim. Kinston. Ala., John. Casselberry: s is te r , A n n a S c h u n c k , Georgetown. Texas. Gallics Carey Hand Gurdcn Chapel Funcrul Home. Longwood, In churgc of arrange­ ments. HELEN BAXTER O'ROURKE Helen Baxter O'Rourke. 01, Vlllugc Place. Longwood. died Wednesday. May 18. 1004 at her residence. Born April 12. 1003 In Brooklyn. N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida In 1086. She was un architect and Realtor. She was Episcopalian. She was past president of the Washington, D.C. Wclslcy Club. Survivors Include sons. Mark Perrin, MD. Blulrstown. N.J.. James Perrin. Madrid, Spain; dnughtcr. Gall Perrin. Weston, M o b s .; brother. Wllllum Baxter, Sarasota: sister. Junct Baxter. Longwood. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Long­ wood, In charge of arrange­ ments. MIchMl Qerrtly meets SAL (Save A Life) Ihe talking flretruek from the Altamonte Springs Fhe Department The unit was one of many fire-safety displays al Ihe Seminole County Crime Continued from Page 1A meet with kids In a p o s itiv e way. In a nonthreatening environment. If you w ill." In Ihe after school programs, volunteer officers have open gyms und pluy basketball, do some tutoring and computer Instruction. Harriett said Indian Trails also bus a PAL wrestling program. ANNA M. WILLIAMS Anna M. Williams. 82. han­ dover Place, Umgwood, died Wednesday. Muy 18. 1004 ut South Seminole Hospllul. Bom Dec. 28. 1011 In Bloomington. III., she was u longtime Central Florldu resident. She was a member of St. Mary Magdalen Cpthollc Church. Survivors Include son. Michael Dudley Sr.. Baton Rouge. La.; four grandchildren; two great­ grandchildren. C u rc y H and C o x -P a rk e r Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge of arrangements. HARDY, H IN R IIT T A IDWAROS Funeral M rv lc e i lor M r* Hardy w ill be Monday. May U . at 11:33 a m In the Holy C ro tt E plK opel Church, ta n lord, w ith The Rev. Fr. C. A llred Cole. Jr. officiating Interment w ill follow In Lakevlew Cemetery Frlendt may call e l Ihe funeral home Sunday from 3 p m until 3 p m For frle n d t who w ith, the fam ily tu g g e tft memorial contribution* be made to the Holy C rott Epitcopal Church M em orial Fund. P O. Do* lO lt. Sanford. FL 3 im io » . Arrangem ent! by B ritto n Funeral Home. Sanlord, 313 J i l l . HOPKINS. JOSEPH A. M a tt of C hrlttla n burial for Joteph A. H opklnt, I t , o l M arkham Wood! Road. Longwood. who died Tuetday w ill be cele­ brated on Friday, May 34. at 10 a m. In Ihe Church of the N ativity, Lake M ary, w ith Fr. M atthew Joiefla k. C.PF.S. a t celebrant. Intermant w ill follow In A ll Soult Catholic Cemetery, Sanford Frlendt may call at the funeral home Thurtday, May It , from 1 to a and a to I p m., w ith a waka tervlce held al 7:30p.m. A rra n g e m e n lt by G alnet Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. 707 3101. Agriculture Center Tuesday, for the EMS (Emergency Medical Service) Day. Children participated In a hands-on program learning fire safety from area firefighters. supporter of the PAL program Generally. Ihr a jir r school programs run from 3 In 6 p m. but Ihe length of time Is not us Important as what takes place. “ The hours or how long we are there are not as Important us what we do with the lime when we are there." Harriett udded. "to make It tru ly a quality experience. There Is a genuine display of concern and affection for these kids and they sense Ihe heart of tbe volunteers who are working." W llllr Holt, coordinator of middle schools for the Seminole C o u n ty school bourd. said policies will lie lormulatrd after the written documentation is received und school officials de­ termine what Is required under tbe law. F lorida was the focus of worldwide attention following 10 fatal Juvenile attacks on foreign vis ito rs d u rin g a 13-monlb |ier|(Ml The defendants in most of the cases were teen agers, one as y o u n g as 13 M a n y ti a d numerous prior arrests In the most recent utiuck. "It Is a way of channeling Ibis energy In a positive, healthy w a y ." H a rrie tt said. "A n d tieyond that fhe Informal rela­ tionships that are established lietween law enforcement and these young fieople Is Invuluahle. It's Just a social experience. A bond develops between the law enforcement officer and these kids, who may otherwise tie Involved In some kind of criminal or mischievous activity. And so once they feci this welcome and genuine sincerity on the purl of these officers und drpullrs. they arc encouraged to attend It has tieen successful thus fur." Harriett said tile program may tie ex (Minted Into all tbe middle schools. There are about 40 I n d i v i d u a l s I n v o lv e d I n _ sponsorship o f ,h r ,,AU P,,,* , “ ,"J ~ 'co n U n u sd fro m P a a s 1A Including dcpuUcs. o il leers and ment prlvutr citizens. The Orlando of Transportation and the addi­ Magic basketball Irani Is a major tional expense of boring tunnels under Flea W orld entrance roads, xuld llardre. Hardee said county develop­ ment officials were agreeable to providing sewer to the site last year The society asked county Continued from Page 1A commissioners to waive sewer screened public pavillmn to be connection (ers In June, but was added to tile present shoreline at rejected. the extreme northern end of In December. Hardee said be Palmetto Avenue. Others de­ learned for tbe first time tbe site pleted a traffic circle at the was locatrd wholly within tbe Intersection of Palmetto and city's service urea. In a Dec. 22 Seminole Boulevard, with small staff report, county reviewers shops circling tbe area to the wrote u city waiver was needed north. for the county to provide service "Tbe one thing which drew to tbe site. one of the strongest concensus But City Manager Bill Sim­ vo le s fro m tbe c o m m itte e mons said that permission can't members." Strlcklcr said, "was lie grunted. that Fort Mellon Park remain a "We have bond covenants." grcenspace. and not lie commer­ suys Simmons. "We were willing cialized." to bypass certain steps, but (bis Strlcklcr said be personally wc couldn't do. We came up on brought the Item up for a tills in the I lib hour." concensus to avoid any wasted Simmons said be accepted the work on changing the park In county's construction approvals, future designs. "It's one thing to even though tbe construction have high density bousing In a will take place within tbe city. downtown area." Strlcklcr mild, But the city's finance commit­ "b u t unless you leave open ments prevent It from providing adequate green space. It's like living In a closet, so wc can't ullow thut to happen." "T h e com m ittee Is really pleased with what tbe students and Prof. Prugh have come up with so fur." be said. "The next W h a t 's f o r lu n c h ? step will tie for them to take Friday, May 20,1994 what they learned from yester­ Pizza day's meeting with us. fine-tune Garden Salad tt. make more explicit drawings, Fruited Jello and meet with us again on June or Choi's Salad or Bag Lunch 1st." Low Fat Milk The meeting yesterday after­ noon lasted approximately two hours with most of the time tuken up by tbe drawing pres­ entations. At the June meeting S lrlc k le r said plans arc (o schedule the entire meeting time for plnn discussions. Gary Colley of Great Britain was killed during u botched robbery at an Interstate 10 rest slop near Tallahassee last September Tbe laws provide for tougher sanctions on repeat offenders, ullow more kids to be tried as adults and provide money for more boot camps und other correctional facilities. It also has crime-prevention measures such as un after-school program that targets middle school youngsters In danger ol delinquency. The luw lets prosecutors trans­ fer teen-agers who have turned 14 tntoudult court. That transfer power nsrd to be limited to 16und 17-year-olds, ulthough a grand Jury could move younger teens Into tbe adult system. Juveniles, regurdless of age. will tie treated as adults If their rap sheets include three felonies unit three stays In detention centers. "We are going to have side streets, sale homes, side schools, credibility In our criminal (ustlce system and programs lor al-rtsk kids to keep (heir. Irom going into tbe system." Chiles satd. Humane Design Alcohol TERESA BARBARA CAREW Herald Fhe to by Apryt Kenialen School IN M EM ORY OF W IL LIE M AE (BABY) JONES only water or sewer. ,, Hugh Sipes, county u tility munugrr. s a id the county can't spill service either.' "That's the latest position." be said. Sipes said tbe county has tried to be occommodatlng to tbe society, but must defer to the c ity because o f agreements granting tbe city service rights to the area. a u c t io n s ! Hy O rJtt o f M tjor Fum w itl Inrtitulion^ 1 3 F l o r id a R e s i d e n t i a l & C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r t ie s All A tr th t feedarted Om-SJtt SATURDAY A SUNDAY • JUNK -1 A fi • S aturday • J u x i 4 a I: io a* • u t - m i c-vt ru> u , • M J m « . I i o Am n • IZ tl tM4|F«w* I j m . !«»»*•• N I: I p a ll)0 « » ;U l H urt. U itM ltl s 4. tpa .«M urM w n /% -in .ini. H tn Z im l I f tiM ) l i J r a t . 0 «ytm l**i» S I: 4 p a .* M * M » a * t* - 4 7 1 O a « 0 r tM . P#ft O da|i N I lp«. OcttnMxHlet'll I. Oty<*| 7*rt. 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By PARRILL KRAMKR AP Business Writer NKW YORK — Dan Dcimchy. nut walking Ills (In** l.nvn Wednesday m orning on u quiet Manhattan street, reflected on Ihe prior day's increase in in irrrst rates — and couldn't make heads nr tolls of II The Federal Reserve hud kicked up two key Interest rales, reasoning that the move would slow ihe economy and keep Inflallnn In check. Slow the economy? For Dentieliy, a -17-year-old unemployed buildi"H services worker, the IhlnK couldn't gel much slower. "I Just finished my unemployment: I never collected In my life. I went through my one year with It. Trying In get hock into my Joh Isn't easy tierause they're trying to cut down stalls "That's Just my Job. Other Jot*s are tlte S 4 im r thing. How can they say Ihe economy Is growing Ion last?" Dcnnchy makes a good |xilnt For average Americans, those of us lolling every week lor a paycheck and looking forward to a nice dinner out every once In n while. Ihe Fed's uigument Him Ihe economy nerds in he slowed seems a little nfT. After all. wasn't Ihe rrernl election about getting ihe economy out of recession? Weren't we until recently reading almost every day about large-scale corporate Job cuts? A rrn 'l those reductions still going on? (Computer maker Digital Krpilpmrut C’orp announced just two weeks ago It may cut nnolhrr 20.(XX) jobs within the next two years ! Mow can Ihe Fed say ihe economy ts growing I ik ) fast? "T ills Is a Wall Strrrt-Washington melodrama, and Main Street Is still focusing on mure bnalc Issurs." said Stephen 8 Itooeh. co-director of glitlKil economics at Ihe investment firm Morgan Stanley A Co. The Issues, of course, arc Jobs and whether a recovery — Ihe same recovery Ihe Fed worries Is moving too fast — Is even under way. The p ro b le m w ith Ihe Fed's move Is |>ers|ieellve. The Inlerrsl rale tin ream Tuesday. Ihe biggest In more than five years, followed three other lurrrases. on Fell 4. Mareti 22 and April 18 All were designed lo head ulf Ihe lunation Hull normally comes with an accelerating reonomy. Of roursr there's tirr ii little Inflation, and the economy Isn't ( K i l l i n g , lint Ih r Fed np|iarenlly Irelieves U might. The central bank. led by Chairman Alan Grrrnapun. Is stepping In ahead of time — some would say way ahead of lime. In Ihe past. II walled until trouble hit before It slammed on Ihe brakes. "They nlitinsl always acted too late — and so they waul lo do things differently this lim e." said Sung Won Sohn, chief economist al Ihe banking company Noiwcsl Corp. "I think that's laudable and commendable. Hut al Hie same lime II creates another risk: What If you're wrong In terms of lunation?" What. Indeed? Then auto loans, home mortnges and credit curd rales go higher, making life In general more difficult, and Ihe economy slows to n crawl. So who says the Fed Is right? Following lire central (rank's move Tuesday, Hie Dow .Jones average of .10 trig-name strreks Jumped ulrmtsl SO points The price of lire key 30-year Treasury bond surgrd. sending Hi yield, n tranimeler of lunation, down lo lls lowest level Inth rre weeks. Did the financial markets approve of Ih r Fed's move, or w rrr they Just happy Ih r Fed was through messing around for a while? • Legal N otices IN T N I c i s c u r r c o o a r FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. n o a iD A IN T H I CINCUIT COUNT 0 1 T N I IIT H JUDICIAL CINCUIT IN A N O TO a I f M I N O ll COUNTV. probate d iv iiio n SOMHItlCT sc n r « r r o r A H f lf N E llH f N A U I R ONM N t N o n e to r A O M IN It THAT ION Tn* a d m ia is ira o * * ■« ik * # • !• • • • 1 A H | i | N • tlH E N A U IR Dk w i M . Fn* N.*v-e*r P S S 4tl> C P . » p N " e C ircuit Court lor S e m in o le C * „ m , F ie r i* # P'Obeto Ok i i w mo M * n i «C wM<N K I O Drawer C. to n in lo t re mn ts* *nd •**>»%• t* IS* * « 'M n * l • * * * * M *1 me 'tp tw H jIirt s *l«*rn*r *r* A l l IN T E R E S T E D S I S SON) ARE N O f i T i r o THAT A ll * h m a i on ■>» nut n m a * •* w a r * * • u a a t bi el (Kelwng* IS* , * l t * •t* *1 ts* • M. is* *u*ntu*tan* 04 " w personal a t ' t i i « i « i . a ron u o * r ,vriM-<i-*r> at mrs ( • » ! a t n * . ii t * H T>« m e * eblocUeei alts tsi* Court W IT H IN t h s k WASHINGTON - A laxpayer a odds ol gelling uudllrd by Hie Internal Revenue Service are shrinking even as ihe total of uncollected raxes continues to swell, a congressional report says. Between 1081 and 1992. the chances of gelling audited fell from one In 60 lo one in 110 for Individuals and from one In 20 •o one In 33 for corporations. Hie General Areounllng Office said. Kverr those numbers muy be m isleadingly o p tim istic. Ihe watchdog agency said, because "IRS classifies certain taxpayer contacts as audits wJicn In fuel taxpayers' IxKiks and records were not examined." Over Hie same 1981 lo 1992 (K-rlod, Ihe annual estimate of uncollected taxes mushroomed 07 percent. Il went from $70 billion lo $127 billion - un amount that could liuvc sharply reduced Hie record $290 billion deficit In 1992. Country Club Also speaking was Hep Sandy Mortham. who is running for secretary of slate The gap represented 18 per eeni of wlun luxp.iyrts owed Ihe government IRS Commissioner Margaret M ilner Richardson, who has hern In the Job a year, lias vowed to reduce that in 10 percent by 2000. But Rep. .John W. Olvcr. D Maas., who orderrd Hie GAO rr|Mirt for rlie House Approprla lions subcornmlllee Oiat lias Jurisdiction over Hie IRS. said Ihe service's current Initiatives probably won't enable it to accomplish lls ambitious goals A special $406 million appropri­ ation for Improved enforcement requested by Klcliurdson for 1906 Is Just a start, h r mild. "Voluntary compliance Is rroi Improving. It more likely is gelling poorer," Olvcr said "A very subsiantl.il number of peo­ ple are cllhcr paying no luxes or siihMunllnlly less Ilian they owe becuuse ... compliance and re­ view have become very lux. Tliui's extremely unfair for Ihr vnsl majority of Americans." IRS spokesman Frank Kclih said the compliance rale should s tu n Im p ro v in g n o tice a bly within several years as Hie IRS brings more modern computer equipment cn line nod com pines research that should Ik-1ler Identity taxpayers who are most likely lo |>ay less Hum they owe. Iliil the GAO noted Hint Con­ g re s s h a s he e n I u n d in g stepped up enforcement clforis since Hie la ir |98Gs. with Itlllr result. "E nforcem ent stallin g lias been declining sincr ... 1988 uud Is about what It was in ... 1987. Ilc c u u s r d I o v e ra ll budget shortfalls. IRS lias rrullocaled funds from compliance Inlilalives to nonenforcement efforts, sueli as returns processing " the GAO said. The co m p lia n ce and e n ­ forcement staff declined front 57.470 In 1988 m 51.305 In 118)2. As Hie IRS modcrnUes pro­ cessing of returns. It pluns to retrain lls stall for compliance work. Hut the GAO said Hie IRS doesn't yet know how many displaced staff members cnn be retrained. Gene-engineered tomato headed for store shelves By JOHN HOWARD Assoclalod Pross Writer DAVIS. Calif. — Coming soon lo u store near you: u $20 million lomato dial will stay fresher longer Ilian Mother Nature ever Intended. Culgcnc lltc., u biotechnology com pany, got the go-ahead Wednesday from the Food and Drug Administration to sell a gem-iically altered lomato dial looks like Hie garden variety but Is meant to lust up lo 10 days longer. "People love them. It’s whal •bey w a n t." Roger Sulqulsl. chief executive of Culgcnc. R’s the first time the FDA has approved n whole food produced by biotechnology. In 1990. It unproved chymosln, a m ilk ­ cloning agent used In making chccsc. Tlic FDA said (hat the new loinulo. dubbed Flnvr-Snvr by Culgcnc. Is "as safe us tomatoes bred by conventional means." Cnlgcne said Ihe tomato — eight years and $20 million In 0T them O d d s of being audited by IRS are sh rin kin g 0y OAVI SKIOMORB Associated Press Writer L A T IN m o n th s a f t e r the 0 A T ( 0 4 T H | FIRST P U S H CATION O r T H I) N O T lC I OS TH ISTV D A V ) AT I f * T H f o ati o r ) is v ic ( o r a c o r r o r t h i) n o t ic i o n Staying politically inform ed Sen. Toni Jennlnpa oivet a legislative update lo the members of tho Suburban Republican Women’s Club Wednesday al the Sweetwater THf the making — will be ofTcrcd at prices that urc competitive with those for regular tomutocs. and should be In grocery stores In the West within two weeks uud rcuch the East Coast In Ihe fall. Each fruit will hear a sticker saying "MueGregor’s Tomatoes grown from Fluvr-Snvr seeds." and brochures will tell about the development process. The tomuto's genetic changes enable the grower to let It slay on Ihe vine longer, "get redder and more (lavorful and Btlll have time to ship It long distance," said Laura Tarantino, an FDA scientist. Normully. tomatoes arc picked while still green and allowed to ripen on th e ir wny to the supermarket. "It'a n good-tasting tomato," Calgcnc spokesman Jeff Bcrgau said. "Folks arc not happy with the quality and tustc or tomatoes currently available. We arc offer­ ing tomatoes that taste the way tomutocs should." Some people, however, aren't so sure Fluvr-Savr Is such a good Idea. A group called the Pure Food Coalition said It would boycott Fluvr-Savr. Most of the dlssatlsfuctlon Is not with the new tomato; In fuel. Calgcnc was praised for volun­ tarily requesting the FDA lo study It and promising to label It us gcncllcullv altered. The Union of Concerned Sclenlists said Hie FDA's action mistakenly gives the public Hie Impression (but the government Is overseeing Hie safety or all genetically altered food. "It sends a wrong message to approve any product on an ad hoc busts before there Is a policy for safety assessment and label­ ing of all genetically engineered food." said Jane Rlssler, a UCS plant pathologist. The FDA said It hud not found It necessary to require special labeling for Fluvr-Savr "since It maintains the essential eliarac(eristics of traditionally dcvcloped tomatoes." A ll i . w i s i t * t * • M N t a v S *m *r t a u n t H . n * <■# m , •* H m t n * l * * * —• ! W c tW n l I « '« S on aSaa. * c a n •* Nut " M i* * i* w a * a.tsu. i s * t m ourn, otto* is * u s * t is * tu « i SlWtKAtWa * t n u t no#1(0 a s a l III* tta » ( i* .m t a lts IS.I Court W IT H IN T H f L A T f N O r T H S f f MONTH) AFTER T H f O ATt o r t h i s is it r u t u CATION o r T H I) N O T lC t ON t h in t v o a v ) a f t e r tmt oatf o r s e r v i c e or a COFy o r T H I) N O T lC f ON THEM A ll *is*r ii t t i t a t *t is* M t U n l in * a - K m K u v * Cla in .| t * U r n t n U A **-—.I IS* t l IS* U l N t n l m w tl I I * 'S *a ile tm s a lls n u t court W IT H IN T H N f f M O N T H ) AFTER T H f O A T I O f Th | r i N ) T P U B L IC A T IO N o r fH IS N O tlC * A l l C L A IM ) AND O B JfC TlO N ) NOT SO r i l f O W i l l nr ro ilv e a sAssro [>«•• *1 IS* i v t l * v S lK * l« n Ot ISII nolle* ol M o t I*. I H I Personal R*pr*Mn<ellve None t turn iM n tc d A llo tn * r lot P»«toti«l M » p r*M n l*lir* W ILLIA M J M i l COO r s q u ir t Personal S * p t* t* n l* lit* ofAAcleod. M cle o d A M < l*o d P A P 0 O t* a * r *M r im t i r io t id * Hat No m o i l T*i*p soto « ; u t non Publish MOV IT. N l* * t OEM i t ) N * IK * * I H i * * l i f t T*N NOTICE I ) H EREBY GIVEN l l u ! b r v lrlu * ol ttvat < *,•« ,„ W ill ol E iw u llo n lttu * d Out al *nd und** lh * m * i ol m * County Covft *1 tom Inot* County. Flo* Id*. Co m m nooC C M U upon • llnol |udgm *nl r*nd»r*d In IS* • lo *» w ld Court on I bo I t lh day o lJ o n A O ITto. In Ibol corloln (OM *n lillo d V irg il A B rolhort I" * - P lo ln llll v t 0 « ,ld Tumor. Oolondonl abler, a lo r tu ld W rit o l E ioeullon a o t dollvorod lo mo o i S h o r lll o l T tm ln o lt County. E lor Ido *nd I hovo lovlod upon o il Iho rl# b l. title end ln te r*tl o l Iho d tltn d o n l. Dovld Turner. In end to Iho follow ing d tu r lb e d property. M id property being located In to m ln o l* County. F lor Ido moro p a r tic u la r ly d tt c r lb o d a t lo llo a t: I. CEMENT M IX E R . USED, W ITH WISCONSIN E NGINE. MODEL AENLT, SPEC « U )T , SER ItK M IW . M AKE ESSICH, MODEL: (B A G .C O LO R : RED I HOMEMADE T R A ILE R , S IN O IE A X L E . M E T A L A WOOD. I SPARE TIRE, end Iho undersigned o t S horlll o l Seminole County, Florida, w ill at 11:00 A M on Iho n th day o l Juno A D. 1TT(. o f lt r lor M l* end M il lo Iho hlghotl bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND A LL EXISTING LIENS, a l Iho Front (W att) Door, a l Iho Hops, o l tho Seminole County Court houte In Senford. F lor Ido. Iho above described proparly Thai M id M le It being mode lo M tlify Iho lo rm i ol this W rit o l Eaocutlon. Donald F. E llln gor, S horlll Seminole County, Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS A B IITIE S ACT OF 1TT0. P E R ­ SONS W ITH A D IS A B IL IT Y N E E O IN O S P E C IA L A C ­ COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING S H O U LD C O NTACT THE C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF TH E S H E R IF F 'S O F F IC E , E N ­ F O R C E A B L E W R IT * SEC­ T IO N , 1)4] 1IT H S T R E E T , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIV E DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED IN G . T E L E ­ PHONE: (OOF) ))0 Mao TTD ( oof) m m : Published: May I), If. u A Juno 1. to la d a l* June l)lh . DBR-IOt Legal Notices noaiDA C A II NO M i l CA I * • CMAC MOM TGAG I CONPO NATION O f PA. PlOMttlt. V* MAN V T M N T . f T A l . Clt S M t M t N O T ld or FORECLOSURE M l * N O T lC I I I M I N I I V GIVES r u n m t* * lu - O T tr , I n t i >-M* a.,n l of l a n u u i U S * M a i L i m * And *n t*v *d m Ca m N * *4 I I CA I t B *4 i*w C v iu t C o w l *1 IS* i|T H Ju d icia l C irc u it M m * lav W * i u s C *un*f T i m i Aa eSavew GMAC M O N T C A G I C O a rO S A T lO N or p a ri** a.n. »n* m a n v t « | N T i t A l a t * > l|« t * .> i I a«H Mil t* is* ► .*S**I - - to» < *tn •• IS* W*«t 1 1ta t OaM *T M ) »ai in *l* CeuvTy C*u>< N > u la - s * « l a d * * i II M • ( M i* A M a * 4 i a d*« * t Em m im * is * M ta u v -y ** « • ta d * * * * * * t» * t m i Nuts m a d Summery Fwa< J <d*ai«m M a ll lo t n l e v i t s * i n Th i W O O D ) A C C O N O IN G TO r l AT T H fN Io r A) S I C O B O IO IN P i AT BOOM M r A O l M PUBLIC S fC O N O I or I I M I N O l l C O U N T V T lO N lO A TO OI T H IS a its * l| ttfy * N r * t ts d M s**a**a«*ntt naa • N s * *t* H ** an u * land, a * n*Tw**« P iM S t* is * * * * * and an * * n t t i t t u * t proceed* and P » W | K i n . * * and M « < r u * N*n» H d * * * * n iM t A ll* * a S u S a** m<s<d»d a<«un is * l v * d * 1 *1 4 * t ( t i * l i * n a n d IS * M N f u " Mm m E. M m »U **■ •Man. * * * * * and a n * * S*M<nf «ad>n* r* S i* * -» S n * '•»•'’ -«* SSasMn* r* n l.l« lin * and * • • * - I M S * , nv»<lan*t * *a *'*n < *t 1.1to* at * d l | * u S n * s t t . aS«S * .* n a * a m * * h***at*** ***!*.«. »* •* b* wMd a its . m. •* an u d r - t n i M t * r* n ttiaws* *s*v " l* v M U I « N * » U 's M t s D A T IO ts-t i)ts * « , ** S I*, M l M A N V A N N I M 0 S )|.C M « « C v iv ll C*u*t S r J*n * | J « m . i 0*sw»v C *M PuBlltS M *v I* M I*** OCN IN "To me. It'a becoming mind-boggling." said Dcnnchy. us Lavu walled patiently ut (he end of Ills leash. Dennehy's not the only one who's a little* perplexed. Legal Notices IN T N I CINCUIT COUNT 01 T H I IITH JUOICIAL CINCUIT IN A N O r O N I I M I N O L I CO UN TY. FLO N ID A C A ) I N 0 TTMTI C A U I T H IN K V A CREGCEN. P laintiff. *» IIN O A K N C l l . E T A l . 0 *T *nd*nlt N O T lC I 0 1 ACTION TO M IK E KNELL N E TIO IN C E UNKNOWN L A ) T KN O W N M A IL IN G A DONE ) ) m i towlS A H *nli( A v * a u * . U n ll M ). 0 « r l* n a M a cs )n a **t. EL D i l i AND TO A ll n f M U c lain.»n* an in t*r*« f h r. iSraufS und»* • * • S * 1" * ' TS* i S r r a d 0 *M n d *n l YOU A N I H I N I B Y NOT I r i l O THAT an MTwn t * tar* O s m a m*vTf if* art IS* «*i m * *n| d»*cnb*d * * * * * * I r M(«Md I n W n m w C M i l r . T M* id* Tsai ( * r l* m C *n d *m ln lvM P*r(*« LAN** at UMT N* *) mM •n «ndtvtd*d 001*i l ) m t* * * ti In IS* l« n d r**n m *n elements and (Amman t . * a n t * t *aau*N n*nl M M id Unit, a ll In accardanc* a lts and tu d ia tl M IS* O r * nant*. CandMMnt. r*aTrN'Mna M *m t *nd *«Sa* * * »* t a r t * t IS* Dm la * * ian * t C*ndantw.i*m TANOV COVE. A CONDO M IN IU M , a t ra<**d*d in OWNlal N ata rdt Baa* lit * . M S * IM * •* •s* P uM k Natarda a* W m wt S C aunl, E la n d * TOO! T H IS a its *11 ts * im a * t« tm *n t* naa ar tdraaH ** * **(M d an isn * * * * * * *r and an • # M m * * t|. tlfS T * • * * » * ) * * * * * * * rant* -*?•«’ •** mina* M. *M and B*« i NNt* and praTita. »*M * na<a* iifS ta and * * * * * I N I and * n Titlw *** naa «* s ***» n ** * m ** *E »s* a**aa*-r induM na r t * l « t * d M t and ad dltian* ts**««* Sat baan Mad H t " l ' ras and rau a*a * * * * * * *d M aa* *a a < •** •* raw* a n tM n d tS n M t It an* M IS<| a . ' an an H S lC H tS O B A T E ) *1 A N D I S T O N i n u )h » " » - * , , t** Ptomirtt • N m add-*** >• ID la s t C«n f»ai Baua«a*d Onanda T a d * D N I and SM " a a - * in * i a.n. •ta C a l at *s* * ta * d ■>.ad c * u *l a its in i s . *r data •*•** •sa Ti»a< * u b i'* * i* a n at is * natsa * *s * *a iM a i dpi >*» i —* r ba * * * * * *d * * a ra * Mr •s * r a t a l a t o i - d H in is * C « n * la n l WlTNI)) MV HANO AND ) l Al or LAiO COO* T *n fs#a i m u . u V i , i —i TEAL MtUVANNE MONtl • t Ca r t «* M-d Ou*< B* P a N N i* E i • t Ospirtv c m * l PwMian Star >» H I D IB IM IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. ■ IOMTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FON t f M I N O l l COUNTY, P IO B IO A ( A l l NO M M * I CA 14 D4VDI044K B A N * I S ) TSU)T COMPANV. • • T-uv*** ,md** the, ( **l*w> Pooling end to r . in n * A gr** mewl da'ad a t »4 Auguti I ,* *] to r M TC M a rIg a g a P a ts Through C e rtifica te s to n e s iMl IB P iom lifl vt J IF F R C V ) B O K V e< al CNNndanUtl N O T lC I OF ACTION TO J IR IL Y N K G E R G IE V la s t known m oiling oddrott TS Huo Du General l a Q uart fcJTf La Krem lin IT BkoTre France Legal Notices R o p ro to n la liv* ore M l lo rlh below A ll Interested persons o r* required lo III* w ith Ih* Court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE I I I *U claims opens! Iho Estole and I I ) any e b |* d lo n by on In lo ro s la d person lo whom Nils nolle* * •« M r**d m ol ch*n*np*s th * v*nd Ify *1 Ih* w ill, Ih* quellflcotient of Ih* Personal K *p r*t*n l*liv « . > •"« * or lu ritd 'C lio n o l Ih* Court ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Da** of iho llr s l publicol<on or ISW* NaTKO 01 Administration Ntoy I). 19*4 L IE ANN TARMSV SUTTON P w —nol R «priM nl«H v* 144 Pln*«*ng OrivP Ca,M O*<ry FL ))7I7 RUSSELL W D IV IN E, is o u iii F lor Ida Bar Ho S O ) W*UKS F a tM t* Div>*w ft Anthony. P A 141 WoNungken $ir**c tots* MO Or lend* . F w r d a DPI) (ao/iirjO Too ATTOBNE VS FOB P E S IO N A l B IP S E IE N T A T IV I PuS4*kh May t|. I*. 19*4 ____________ _ N*4I4* *4 I4MVSN') US* NOTICE I t H I R E ( V OlVEN Shot by virtue *4 wi«, cavian W rit *1 EeeoKwn ikauod aw« ol and n * > iho tool #4 me Cm*--, Court o l to m ,nolo Couw*y I Mr ■do. Co m M ioatS Fw upon a Tmol ludgmonl rondMod m m# oSarota-d Court on me is* d*y •* J m * A 0 19*1. m mat c**Tam i a u enCitMd N il SASm OF M I0 9LOBIOA INC Ptoinnn vs JOE O f PAUL I ) Ddanoanr w*uch aSar**a<d W rtl a4 f *acu HO" • • * d xivo ro d •• m* a, S h * rltf *1 to m ln o l* C *w *'r FlarM * ana I hare w.M d MW** *11 m* rig p l M l* a <4 J>kev**< *4 m * 0*>**Ma*i > o f O f P A U L I) In and s* m* lanowmg oouiA oO prapovtr sa d p t M - ' l b*-ng •oedad M tom m oM C m *-', F lo rid * m or* porTxuior’ f d* kcrd oda* l* n * o i A ll »lgn< Title end lw***»SI *4 mo D*<enden«t m • * h u e * * * -S *v»Wad Soot Pr*p**T, l e i I Lo k* Brantley lne». n - m M Plot Aciorpavg lo Plot mer*«t roc a* dad n Plat S o u • Page ST PuMN Sacarps a4 t o w n y * C o u n ty F lo r id a llr a a l Adovms 77M Po m m Uo O riv* lengwood TM rM * •n o m# undars gnod M SAaviN of I I " mesa CdvmFy t w o * w ill t l II 90 A M cn ma Dm dor 04 June A 0 1904. o4«ov Im SOM and 9041 so mo v-ghati S'ddsr FOB C A IN IN HANO AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO A LL f V O T IN G L IE N ) al ma Frm u (Wm i i Qgpr M th* im p* 04 ma tom inoM Counky Court house Ml tonSord F Mrxsa n « above dascribodpr agar Ty | Thai so d solo is being made h» sanity ma »avm« a4 mis w m of I vocution Denald T ftim g a r WwvIN tom inoloCevnty Florida NOTICE S fG A R O IN G THE A M f S lC A N ) W IT H O i l A B I I T lf I ACT OF 1*90 P fS IO N ) WITH A O IIA B IL IT V N T I D IN G S P E C IA L AC COALMOOATION) TO P A R fIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING I H O U I O C O N T A C T THE C IV IL O IV IIIO N OF THE I H E S I F F 'I O F F IC E . I N F OSCE A B L E W R IT ) IE C T lO N . lia s JlTM STR E ET. I A N F 0 S 0 . F L O R ID A AT LEAST FIVE O A Y I PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING TELE PHONE Icon IMaecO TTO IN T M IC IS C U IT C O U R T FOR I I M I N O l l COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION C A ftl N U M S IS M a le CP IN R | ESTATE OF l l / J I E c/o Jackie Gorg ley • AKER. M il L e k t Georgia Drive •0071 M) un Deceased Ov lendo F lor Ido 77* 17 N O T lC I TO CRIO ITORS Published May I). 19. M A Juno any unknow n heirs, devi I Summery A d m tn lltro lo ri 7 Sale dale Juno l)th g ro n lto k . a s s ig n **, PER 101 , ____________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING c ro d llo rt. IruSltOS. or other C L A I M S OR O C M A N O S claim ing by. through, under *nd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT A O A IN S T T H E A B O V E •gam sl Jerllyn K G orgiey EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ESTATE R *sld*nc* Unknown CIRCUIT You are hereby notified that YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an I I M l N O l t COUNTY. an Order of Summary A dm lM t action So toroclOM a mortgage FLORIOA Ire lio n hat been entered In the on Iha l „ i lowing property in C A SIN O t l IS79 CA IS L •slate o l LIZZIE BAKER, do tom inoloCounty, Florida F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L coated. File Number TaOOCP. Lot ). Block 7. CASA PARK MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION by the Circuit Court lor tom I V IL L A ). PhoM I. according •• P lo ln llll. no la County. F lor Ido. Probate tne plat thorooT a t recorded In v) Division, the ed drett o l whKh It P lol Book n . pages M and U . ol RAYMOND J JE N N Y .( I ol. 101 North P e rl Avenue. Son Iho public records o l tom lnol* Defendants lord. Florida w ; n . that the total County, F lor Ido NOTICE OF ACTION (O th value o l Iho ttta te It hot boon tiled against you and TO RAYMOND J JENNY, U P ) )a and Iho names end others end you a r t required lo unremarried a d d ro tM t ol IhoM lo whom II M rve o copy ol your w ritten PATRICIA ANNE JENNY, hot boon assigned by such order d *l*n M t. II *ny, I* II on SMITH a /k /a ar* A SIMMON), P A . P laintiff's PATRICIA A JENNY. J O H N E IL B A K E R . 1004 * llo r n * y s . I I ) W *sl Adams UNREAAARRIED LOCUST AVENUE. SANFORD. S lr**l. t o ll* II I * . Jacktanvlll*. Residence Unknown FLORIDA Florida nm. no moro then IT olive. II dead. II married, E D W A R D E A R L JO N E S. th irty | ) 0 | days from Iho l l r t l any end *11 unknown spouMS. TAMPA. FLORIDA publication dole ol mis nolle* el heirs, devisees. legatMS. gran CEARECES JONES. TAMPA, •cllon. and III* ih * original with loos, creditor, end other par FLORIOA Iho Clerk o l this Court either sons who may claim against H E R B E R T L E E JO N E S , boloro to rv lc o on P lo ln llll't their estate, end e ll olhor par TAMPA. PLORIDA allornoys or Imm ediately there sons having or claim ing to hovo B U STER LE E JO N ES. Oiler, otherwlM. a d * l* u ll w ill some right, title or Interest In TAMPA. FLORIOA b* * n l* r * d against you lor tho Iho root property heroin do A LL INTERESTED PERSONS ro lle l demanded In Iho com scribed whose rtsldence Is un ARE N O TIP IE D TH A T: plaint or petition A ll creditors o l Iho doctdonl Americans w ith O lM b llllltt YOU ARE H EREBY n o lllltd •nd other persons having claims A d IA D A I N o tic e : In ac that • Complaint to ltx*close * or demands again,I d * c *d *n l't cordonco w ith Iho Americans M or I gag* *ncum b *r*d In Ih* •s la t* on whom a copy of this w ith DlM bllltlas A d . persons following real pro p e rly: notice It M rved w ithin three w ith o d lto b lllly who need o Condominium Unll No 10). ol months a lte r th* da l* ol th* l l r t l special accommodation lo par THE ALTAMONTE. A CON publication o l this nolle* must t ld p a lo In th is proceed ing DOM INIUM according to th* III* lh * lr claim s w ith this Court should c o d e d ADA Coordinator Declaration o l Condominium lor W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF al M l North Pork Av*nu«. Suit* THE ALTAMONTE. A CON THREE MONTHS AFTER THE N M l. Sanford, Florida )777! al DOMINIUM, and E a h lb llt an DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI toast llv * days prio r lo noMod th*r*lo. Iltod Ih* 1st day CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR proceeding. Telephone. (a07) o l July. 1911 In O fficial Records THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE » ) 4 ) M E a l 4717, HOOTS* 1771 Book ))44 Pago IMF. Public DATE OF SER VIC E OF A (TOO) or I M0T5SI770 (V ), vie Records ol tom inolo County, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Florida Relay Service Florid*.- TOGETHER w ith on THEM. D A TE D onM ay 10. 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It ponding In (SEAL) Iho C ircuit Court lo r tom inolo F « rn P *rh , FL»7X> MARYANNE MORSE (407)44* 444* County, Florida, Probate D iv i­ Clerk oftho Circuit Court sion, Iho address o l which It Florida Bar No. :))IT 4I Seminole County, Florida Post Oltlce Drawer C. U n lo rd . Attorney lor P«llllon*r. By: Cocoll* V .E k trn Flotsl* Abney Florida ))77}0*S9. Tho nemo Deputy Clark and address o l Ih* ■ttornays ol Publish: M ay I). If, ITT4 ’ u b llth : May H Publish: IP. M. 1994 OER-IOt record and o l th * Personal OER-iae �u S a n fo rd H erald IN BRIEF THURSDAY May 19, 19941 Nationally ranked again Greyhounds No. 2 in Umbro girls’ soccer poll YM C A golf tournam ent ORLANDO — T hr Downtown Hrunrli YMCA presents Ihe 2nd Annual Spring Classic Golf Toumnmrnt. Friday. May 20. at noon ut th r Drcr Run Country Club In CasseltK-rry. The Spring Oolf C la u lr la held annually to help ra te money for the YMCA Scholarship Fund which nlda famlllca who nomially can not take part In family or youth actlvltlea. Entry fee la HO and prUea will lie awarded. Call the YMCA for delalla at (407) 800 OIK) I . SYFA registration set SANFORD — The Sanford Youth Football Association will rnndurt registration for football pluyera and cheerlrudera the neat two Saiurdaya. May 21 and 28. at the lot on U S. 17-02 acroM from Sanford Middle School Reglatratlon will be available between IO a m. and 2 p.m. Boys and glrla agra 7 to IS are eligible to participate 2013 Tommie ThomfMmn. 321- S f TONY D stO R M IIR year that the Greyhound* (29-1) have been In the Umbro rankings. Hofgld Spoils Editor LONGW00D - They did ll again. Three mouths uflcr they won the Class 5A girls' soccer stair rhumplonshlp. the Lyman Greyhounds werr honored with u No. 2 ranking In the Umbro Girls' High Sclnxil Soccer Poll, conducted by the Nullonal Soccer Coaches Association of America, Carondelel High School (23-0-1) of Concord. Ca.. Is runkrd No. I jn the first w ln trr/s p rln g season poll. Another poll will I k - released In June This Is the fourth consecutive T w o y e a r* a g o . w h e n th e Greyhound* went 2(1-0. Lyman wus ranked No. I in the nation. latsi year, the Greyhounds were in the lop 20. "When you get into a ranking like that, without a common op|xmrnt. It's Impossible to lell who Is the hr*! learn.' said Lyman 'coach Gary Ik iru rll. "As far a* we're concerned. It * idee lu lie No. 2 Two year* ago. we were runkrd No. I. And w r'v r hern In the top 20 every year for the last four years "To win a slate championship I* a SANFORD — One mrn|>ed and the other squeezed by. but Ihe Ameri­ can and National Division champi­ on* of the Hanford Iter real Ion Babe Ruth Baseball Lr.igue earned the right to play for the city champion­ ship with win* Wednesday night Al Sanford Memorial Stadium. Ihe American Division champion Noble* Construction scored 11 runs in Ihe last three Innings to rout the threetlm r defending champion Knight* of Columbus Cardinals. 13-2 Meanwhile, at /In n Beck Field. Ihe National Division champion Moose Lodge Pirate* took a 3 0 lend after Ihrre Inning* and hung on to defeat die Rotary Club Royal* 3-2 The White Sox 1140) and Pirates (10-11 will open the City Champion •hip Series tin* Friday. May 20. with a 9 49 p m game at Sanford Memorial Stadium Game No 2 Is set for lOa.rn Saturday with Ihe if necessary game" •< heduled lor 9 49 p rn,'Monday night New Sanford baseball league LAKE MARY — The l.ake Mary Recreation Department will christen the new basketball court* at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Runtoul Road with the 3-on-3 Tip-off Classic. The champion of the tournament, scheduled for May 2 1 and 22. will claim a *100 cash prl/e. Play will follow u double-elimination format Each team Is guaranteed two games. Tourna­ ment rules and entry forms arc available at Lake Mary City Hall. 100 West Lake Mary Boulevard. A three-point shootout competition will be held In conjunction with the tournumenl. For more Information, contact Bob Hcldkunm at 322-7218. ' AROUND THB STATE Bentley, Cherlton suspended TALLAHASSEE — Kicker Scott Bentley and reserve tight end Kamarl Charlton were sus­ pended from Ihe Florida Stale football team Wednesday by coach Bobby Bowden. Charlton. 21. wus freed from a local jail Wednesday after posting *10,900 bond on felony rape and simple assault charges. Earlier In the week. Bentley was fined 9500 and sentenced to 40 hours on a Leon County sheriffs department road crew for Illegally recording a sexual encounter with a female student. « The Greyhounds' 29 wins I* the highest total In (he ranking I hey are the only team In Ihe top six with From Staff Hsgsets HEATHROW — There la atlll time to enter thr Emma Spencer Memorial Team Double* Tennl* Tournament, which will be played Saturday. May 2 1, at the Racquet Club at Heathrow PniceedB from the event, which I* open to the public, will go to the American Cancer Society. The womena' tournament will he played 9 a.m.-noon wlih the men taking to the court from I lo 4 p m A barbecue will follow at S p m -I’lay will follow u round robin formal Players may sign up with a partner 19901 or a* a single (943|. Registration will be available the day of the tournament. There will be a drawing on the day of the tournament to form the learn*, which will conatat of four acta ol double* (two " A " team* and two "B " train*) There will tie a maximum of 10 trams (80 players! In each division, men's and women's. The lop two Irama in each division with the highest number of games won will compete in the final*, floth the championship tram and Its finalist opponent will receive gift certificates For details, cull Gavin Ford at the Racquet Clubat Heathrow. 333 - 1479. Lake Mary 3-on*3 Classic Lyman Is the only school from Florida to make the | m>I| and ordy one of six school* from the south­ east lo Ire ranked. Two school* from Virginia, two from Georgia, and one from North Carolina are In the top 20 or In Ihe “ receiving votes" category. a loss (which came at Orange Park early in Ihe season, when Lyman was without the services of Danielle Garrett and Danya Harris) and jusi one of three school* In the top 12 with a loss. "For u* to be ranked No. 2 In Ihe nation even though we had a loss dhow* Ihry takr Into account the strength of schedules," Barnett sold. "They (the NSCAAI rccognlrr Just how strong Ihe competition l* In this stale. A* far a* tht* area is concerned, that * a compliment to the rest of the teams Otherwise, you wouldn't rank a team with a lo** No. 2 In the nation." Division champions advance to city series Spencer doubles tournam ent SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ portment will bF Starting a new youth baseball league this summer for buys ages 1 0 - 1 8 The league Is for players who will not be playing NAIIF or American Legion this summer Tryouts will tie this Saturday. May 21. al I p.m. at Sanford Memorial Sladluin For Info, call Jim Schaefer at 330-9897. great a c h ie v e m e n t. To be re ­ cognized nationally four year* In a row. you have to I k- blessed with good athletes and great sup|Mirl from the school and Hie community as w rll," Brad Jsnklns (sliding) contributsd a doubts. Ihrss runs scored, and two RBI Wsdnssdsy as th* Noblas Construction Whit* So* sndsd th* rstgn of th# Knights of Columbus Cardinals In a 132 rout at Sanford Msmortal Stadium Steve Itruwn led the While So* with a triple, iwo runs, and two HHI. Brad Jenkins had a double, three runs, and Iwo Rill. Chris Louwsma lANroaoMiMoaiAL trsotUM *M MS — | WSrt# tai m ik II fi* ■ • r iii * o * i >1110 m W M l *M • •- | | added a double and four Rill J-R Noble* doubled and scored a run Cliaz l.y tlr had a single and lin e r run* Freddie Hawkins singled and sirred a run. Alex Jacol scored twice B rrit Counts scored u run and drove in a run Gerald Bishop also had an RBI For the Cardinals |8«|', Walter Gaines singled and scored a run Roger Sizemore had a single and an Rill Wesley Winkle also hll u single Robert It.nut.ill «rorcd a run Jason Graham hll a double und scored Iw lcc lo h ig h lig h t Ihe Pirates' live h ll effori. Antonio White had a single, one run. and Iwo RBI Tug Daniel* id d rd a double and an R ill Dante llayrs and Duck While each hll a single Melvin Hull till thror single* lor •hr Royal* (8 «l|. Nathaniel Cline chlpfied In with a single, run. arui an RBI. Tommy Rallies also h ll a •ingle. Jim m y Parson* scored a run. Middle school meet returns at Lake Mary From Staff Reports LAKE MARY — After u two-year hiatus, thr Seminole County Middle School Track Meel will I k - run again Ihl* evening al laikr Mary High School's Don T Reynolds Stadium. The meel was hosted by Lake Mary from IB82 through 1991. "A group of |iarenls upprouebed me and asked me If (here wan a possibility of holding the meel again," said l-ake Mury girls' coach Mlkr Gibson. "W ith the help of the oilier high school track coaches, we're going lo do just that." One change In ihe meet format Is Dial II will not Ik - scored; learn trophies will noi Ik- awarded. Competition will I k? consist of (long Jump and shot put), four (100-meter dash. 1.800-mclcr dash, und 400-mclcr dash), 100-nictcr relay. . Iwo field events running events run. 200-mcfcr und the -1 x S tu d e n ts will be d iv id e d Into two age groups; I l-througli-l3and 14-15. The two field events will start ut 5 p.m. with the running events scheduled lo slur! ut 8 p.m. Ribbons, which were donated USA Truck und Field, will go (o the lop three finishers In ruch agegroup of cadi event, boys and girls. HsrsMPhotsby TommyViacom Go west, young man While ll's nol exactly Seminole High School (right) Is headed west College, which lie will going lo the const. senior Dean Daniels lo Polk Community ullend on a baseball scholarship. Daniels formully ucccptcd PCC'b scholarship offer Tuesday w lllt Seminole High principal Grctchcn Schnpkcr (left) and baseball coach Mike Powers (standing) looking on. PUNP THIi WATIOWJ Heilig Meyers’ sweep, Wells’ 1st loss tightens pack M arlins hold off M ete NEW YORK — Ron Tlngley hit u two-run homer and Chuck Carr and Alex Arias had RBI singles In a two-run scventji Inning Wednesday night us the Florida Marlins overtook the New York Mets4-3. Charlie Hough (4-2). who had a no-bltter through S 2-3 Innings, lasted six Innings In a steady min. allowing three runs on us many hits, striking out five and walking four. NHL PLAYOFFS □7s30 p.m. — ESPN. Eastern Conference final: New York Rangers at New Jersey Devils, (L) bom plata listings on Fagg S i From Staff Reports________________ SANFORD — ll look Hclllg Meyers one night lo nliukc off Its slow start In the Sanford Rccrcutlon Wednesday Men’s Slowpltcli Softball League. Entering play lust night with a 1-2 record. Hclllg Meyers swept u doublehcadcr, rallying past Dee's Nuts 8-5 and doubling up Ihe score on Sportsmart/Crazy Wings 16-8. In Ihe nightcap, Ihe Wrecking Crew did the rest o f the league a favor by handing Wells Contracting Its first loss or the season. 8-4. After Tour weeks. Wells Contracting (4-1) still holds down first place Just ahead of Hclllg Meyers und Sportsmart/Crazy Wings (both 3-2), the Wrecking Crew (2-3). und Dec's Nuts (0-4). Trailing 4-2s. Hclllg Meyers scored four runs In the (op or the seventh Inning to beat Dee's Nuts. Lamar McLaurln led Hclllg Meyers' 10-lilt attack with u double, single, and one run scored. Bruce Brown and Dean Dcbosc each hit Iwo singles and scored a run. Orcg Hardy had u double and u run. Raymond Hurlsftcld. Sonny Eubanks, and Arthur Barnes each singled. Tony Smith and Craig Hawkins both scored u run. m il ls M t y t r , Dm ' i N u ll III m m m il ls M *y # r» t p a r ttm a r t C r t iy W in g , on M4 i - to ]| IN M I - m in W«lli Contracting Wracking Craw IN IN I - I II t — i - IN I - i t) I It i ii I I Lonnie Tucker doubled. Bluglcd, and scored a run for Dee’s Nuts. Antoln Grooms singled twice and scored twice. David Lively and Gene Aslarlta both hud two singles und a run. Contributing one single each were Glenn Stewart. Tony Hclllsslmo. B.J. Osbourne. Quinn Burrows, und Don McLeod. Hclllg Meyers also fell behind early against Sportstmirl/Crazy Wings, trailing 8-2 after two Innings. After tying the score with two runs In the third Inning and four more In Ihe fifth. Hclllg Meyers went ahead with u six-run sixth Innnlng. Dale Peters launched a home run to go with two singles to highlight Helllg Meyers' 21-hlt effort. Calvin Davis hit three doubles and scored three runs. Smith had a double, single, and three runs. Hardy added three singles and u run. Also chipping In were Robert Stevens. Dcbosc, und Myrcll Reid (each with two singles and a run scored). Joel Lipscomb und Eubanks (both with a single and two runs). Hawkins (single, run), and Hurlsftcld (single). Pacing Sporlsmurt/Crazy Wings wus Paul Rodriguez, who collected a double, two singles, and Iwo runs scored. Don Miller doubled, singled, and scored u run. Don Basil had two singles und u run. Bob Pulugalno also hit two singles. Jim Nulty udded a single and a run. Ron Wlrth and Gary Miller both singled. George Davidson. Darryl Miller, and Don Muchcrcuch scored a run. Jeff Bergman was 3-for-3 with three singles and two runs scored for the Wrecking Crew. John Poole doubled, singled, and scored u run. Heath Short and Steve Cooper each hit a double and scored a run. Craig Appel singled and scored u run. Stacy Bllz added u single. Tony Cox und Tim Winkle cuch scored u run. For Wells Contracting. John Scott contributed a double, single, and two runs scored. Bill Marino also hit a double and a single. Randy Smothers added two singles. George Porzlg and John Glllmore both had a single and one run. Bob Wells Jr. and John Reichert each hit a single. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY 3 M b | | �■*V**4'. I I > S an tord H e ra ld , S anford. Florida - Thursday, May 19, IB M LeBeau finally posts first feature event wii STA TS & STA N D IN G S N ATIONAL L B A O U f A ll Times ID T ■ a il D lvltton W L A lie n !* 14 11 Montreal 17 11 Flerlde n II New York 10 l» Philadelphia 17 I ) Canlral O lvltlon W L Cincinnati 24 14 SI Louis » II Houtton 10 I t Pittsburgh 11 » 14 14 Chicago W ttl D lvltton W L Lot Angalat 11 11 Sen F rencltco If 11 Colorado 17 10 Sen Dlago 10 ) t W adnoiday'i Oamai I t . Petersburg ), Varo Baach I Tampa I I . Otcaola l Lakeland f , Bravard ). t i t gama Bravard I, Lakaland t. in d gama St. LucloE. Claarwatar ) Thursday's Oamai Char lot to a l CtoarAaler Daytona at Dunadln SI Lucia at F o rlM y a rt Varo Baach at St Petersburg Lakaland at Bravard Tampa a l Oicao'4 J a ra to t* a l W ait Palm Baach Pet. 0 B 44t — $44 1 ,U4 Ht J l) ) 41 IW Pci. OB 4)1 — i 1)4 ) l) 4I t 474 4 M4 10 M A R L IN ) 4. 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OB 411 _ 4M 1 .471 IW .441 I l f A ll tlf AM AM AM .100 .410 — 4 41* 4 tlf FLORIDA IT A T B L IA O U B F lr it Mall E aitarn C ivilia n W L Pc). B revard (M e rlln il 17 471 11 SI L u c to lM e li) n II .5)0 Vero Beach 1Dodgers) >1 N .474 O tceol* ( A tlr o tl 14 . 24 M4 D ayton* (Cubs) 11 1) .v a W P Beech IE spot) It 14 A l l Western Dlvltton Clearwater 1Phillies) 14 .441 U t t . P el* (Cardinals) » II HO Lakeland (Tigers) n 14 A l t Tam p* (Yankees) 12 11 A l t For) Myers (Twins) 22 17 144 Dunedin (Blue Jeys) It 11 47) Charlotte (Rangers) 14 21 .441 Sere sol* (Red S o il 14 14 AM Wednesday's Oamas F o ri M y a ri I , Char lotto 1 Ounadin 5. Daytona } OB J E tl 11 14 Special lotha Herald__________ Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago While Sox. His slots aro for the 1094 season In Ihe first column, peraonal-bosi season totals In tho second column and curront caroor totals (Including 1994 games) In the third column. Raines didn't start Wednesday night but did plnch*hlt In tho ninth Inning of the While S o x ’ b 3-2 toss to tho tho California Angels. ■A M B A LL B O X IS Pci. OB MO — 1 ») 4)t .M4 m t AM ERICAN L IA O U E A ll Timas ID T ■ a it C ivilian i W L Pet, OB ! Naw York H 444 _ 11 ; DoSIon AM 1 1) 1) i B kltim o r* 14 A ll » 1 ; Toronto If 10 417 7 lf D elroll 14 21 .411 f i t C4Htr4l Division W L Pci. 0 B Chicago 1) 21 U) — K e rn e l C lly 10 17 541 if Cleveland If 17 A l l 1 M inn *to la If » A ll ito ‘ Milwaukee 17 11 .447 4 4 W ttl D lvltton W L Pc). OB T e ra i 11 I t 444 Calilornla 17 14 .41) 1 -S te m * 1) » A t) Ut Oakland 1) 17) ■<t If Wednesday's Gamas Minnesota 11. N«w York 5 * T tia s t.O a k la n d ] C lavtland ). Milwaukee 3 Toronto f, D alroll 1 • Boiton ), B altlm ara 1 California 1. Chicago I Kansas City 7, Jaatlto*. 10 Innlngt Thursday's Gamas Milw aukee IHIgoara 1)1 a l Clavaland I M o r r li] 41. f OJp m B o ilo n ( O a r w ln 4 I ) a t B a ltim o r e (Fernandai 1 I), 7 1 ) p m '• K a n ia i C ity (Appier 1 41 at C alilornla IlF a rra llO O ). 10 o s p m Tones (Brown )41 at Saatlla (H ibberd 1-1), 10 U p . n . B y P A U L M A R 3K Q L1A k t — k n A ll-S IC Taam i Tha A ll Southaatlorn Contaranca baseball l i n t and tacond taam i a i salactad by lha league's coachai. w ith noma, school, haight. woighl, c la n and hamatown P in t Taam IB —Jay Waggonar, Auburn, 4 4. 110. Jr . B irm ingham . Ala I B —Todd W alkar, LSU. 4 4. 114. Jr , B o u ia r City. Lo )B — Boomar Whlppla. Vandafblll. a 4. 171. Jr., lln c o ln th lra . III. SS—R u n Johnson, LSU. 114. i n . J r , Danhom Springs. Lo C—Jam al Northalmar. Tannasiaa. 1a. 170. Sr.. Sacromanto. Calif O F -M a c Whila. South Carolina. 4 1, 177, Sr.. Charlotta. N C O F —Ja il Abbott. Kanlucky. 4 1. ISO. Jr . Dunwoody. Ca O F —Bubba Tramm all. Tannasiaa. 4 ). lo t. Sr.. Knoavllla. Tann D M -Jam as Etdam. Flarlda, S -tl, 1S4. Jr.. H u n lln fts fl Baach, CalH. P - C a r y Roth, Mississippi Stott. 4 1, 14). J r., Long Baach. Miss. P —R.A. Dlckay. Tannasiaa. 4 ) . IU . F r „ N aihvllla. Tann P -R a b Bananna. Flarlda. I t . I l l , Sr.. Tampa P -B ro n sa n Halim. Tannasiaa. 41. NO. Sr.. H o r m l t a o a . T a n n tacand Taam IB —Todd Hatton. Tannasiaa. 4 ) . iao J o . K no ivllta . Tann ill IB -S la v a Sopar. Tannasiaa. ) f, la O .Jr , Bullhaad Clly, A rli. IB - A lla n W illiam s. Arkansas. 4 1, NO. Sr., H um blt. Taias SS—Brandon Moora. Auburn. 5 11. 17). Sr . Sprlngvllla, Ala C -R o b Da Boar. South Carolina. ) 10, l i t . S r..O m aha,Nab O F -N Ic k Morrow. Vandarblll. ) 10. 174. Sr., Lailngton, Ky O F -M Ik a K llllm a tt. Auburn. 4-4. IM . Sr.. Ft. W ilta n Baach. O F—D avid Dalluccl. Mississippi. >10. IN . J r . Baton Reuga, La. OF—M a rk Guglng, South Carolina. 4 0. IN . J r., Fradonla. N Y DM—Kavlo Chabat, Auburn, a-i, N ). la ., Orlanda. P -J o h n Powall, Auburn. n o , i n . Sr , Snallvllla. G* P—Jamay Prlca. Mississippi. 47. N ). Jr.. Pina B lult. A rk. P -S c o tt S ch u lti. LSU. i l l , IM . J r.. Starling. Va. Playsr »Mtw Yaar Rust Johnson. LSU S IC R atlam Taurnamanl A l Lailngton, Ky. A ll T lm at «D T Thwrsday'l Oam ai Gama t — Tannasiaa ( 4 4 ti) vs. Vandarblll (14 M l. I I a m . Oama 1 — Florida 117-IS) vs. Oaargla 114.11). 1p.m. Gama 1 — South Carolina ( 1)111 vs. Kontucky (111)1.7;lo p m 1 Ilf Ilf 1 Ilf 7 lOVf Matinees Mon., Wed., & Sal 1pm Nightly at 7:30 pm • Closed Sundays Seniors Free al al Matinees E R E yH O U N D PARK 2000 Setninola Bfvd., Caoetberry IN Amil lllN III IIVI Mill. IIAIINI, Wl Ilf I IM WAI.I MINI. VIA '.All I I III UN IACASIIHVI111 1 I A M C A S 1 1*111 Mill. MAI INI. Ml IIS MIAMI I Mill; Hum, HUM IIS* bast 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 16 90 334 Gam * I - LSU I N I I I v l Alabama 111 M l. Ilam 1 Oama 1 - Mississippi St 1)4 11) vs Mississippi I N 14). I p m Gama 1 — Auburn I U 171 vs Arkansas I N 1 )1.1 1 0 p m Friday's Oam ai G am * 4 — Losar gam* I v t Losar gam* 1 Ilam Oama ) — W lnntr gam* I v t Losar gama 1 .1 p m Gama 4 — Winner gama 1 vs Winner gama X r.N p m (NOTE Th* doctor*elim ination tourna mant com ing** Saturday and Sunday, with th * schedule determined by the number or teams rem aining a lta r g a m a) I Wednesday's Scares SOUTH Arkansas SI. 4. Lam ar ) TO U R N A M E N TS Atlantic Coast Cantaranc* Georgia Tech J, N orth Carolina 4 Clam ton 7. M aryland I N Carallna SI. 4. Flarlda St. S Waka For a i l », Duka 4 BN la s t First Reund Connecticut 4. Pittsburgh ) Colonial Athletic A stecU lto* First Reund James Madison 4. Georg* Mason 1 R Ichmond 11. W illia m b M ary 1 East Carolina 4. NC . W ilm ington 1, 14 Innings Metro Conference F irs t Round V| V irginia Tatis 1, to u t* Flarlda • TUlan* a. Va Commonwealth V f ) Innings Mldwaslarn Cal la * iota Contaranca '• F irst Reund Butler I). Xaalar. Ohio 14 E v a n iv .ll* II, D elroll Marcy 4 Missouri Valley Cantaranc* S Illin o is).S v/vM iso u rT sf 1 Bradley J. Creighton 1 Illinois St. 4. W ichita St S Southland Cantaranc* Saiand Round ta « *s San Antonio ID, McNaes* SI ) NW Louisiana 7. Sam Houston SI 4 , la m llin a ls NW Louisiana 4. McNoaso SI I Sun Ball Cantaranc* Jacksonvllto 11, SW Louisiana 4 South Alabama'4. Now Orlaans 0 N.C. STA TE *. FLORIDA ST. I N .C .S K I* IM 4M 1 1 4 - 4 I t I Flarlda SI. 4M 441 t i l - I f 4 Harvay, La* I f ) and Lata I* r. C ru i. Olson ()), Bullar (4), Morgan 17). Yocum I t ) and M a rlin W - Harvay 11411 L - C rul ( l II Sv Lae ID IB - Walls. Clougharly. O a rn a tl. M la n tlk la w lc t. Modgas IB — La ta tar NBA PLAYO M S A ll Timas EDT CONFERENCE SEM IFINALS (Best *1-7) EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlanta at. Indiana Indiana laadt sarlat 11 Thursday. May I* Atlanta t l Indiana, 7p m. (TNT) Sunday. May 1) Indiana at Atlanta. TBA, II nacattary INBC) Haw Yark v t. Chlca«a Wadnasday, May t l N tw York 17, Chicago U . Now York laadt ta r las 11 Friday. May » Naw Y o rk *1 C hicago.Ip m. ITN TI Sunday, May 11 Chicago a l Naw York. TBA, II nacattary INBC) We s t e r n c o n f e r e n c e Houston v t. Phaanli Houston Ito d i tarlas 12 T h iifi i f i w M ju I f Houston a l Phoanla. 11:14p m, (TNT) Saturday, May 11 Phoanla a l Houston, TBA, ll nacattary (NBC) Sell your unwanted items ^ by calling and placing an ad with our Classified Dept, today! kAJISHMi r caratr 1,851 7.008 1.238 2,087 722 336 102 129 753 .298 Tim Raln«« Friday's Games Oomo 4 — Lotor g4m* I v i loser gomo 1. II4m 0 4 m * ) — Winner 44m * I v t L o i* r gomo 1 .I p m Gomo 4 — Winner gam* » v i Winner g»m* 1,7 N p m (NOTE Th* doubto*Mmln*1lon tourna m *nt conhnuoi Saturday and Sunday, with lha schedule d*l*rm lnad by tha numbor al to a m trtm a in ln g a lto rg a m o ) I SEC Western Taurnamanl At Oatord. Miss All Timet COT Thuriday'i Gamas WP — U nion. JM entanlllo P fl — Ting toy Umpires — Home. W illiam s. First. Bail. Jecond. McSherry; Third, da rlin g T — 1.44 A - M . H 1 a RAINES QAUQE '94 Category Games.......... .... 34 At-bats.......... Runs............. Hits............... RBI................ Doubles........ .... 4 Triples.......... .... 2 Home runs... ... 6 Steals........... .... 2 Average........ Utah vs. Danvar Utah leads t * r la s ) 1 Thursday. May I t Utah a l Denver t p m IT N T I Saturday. May 11 Danvar at Utah I N p m , It nacattary INBC) NHL P LA Y O FF! A ll Times EDT CONFERENCE FINALS I Best at ) l EASTERN CONFERENCE Naw Jersey vs N Y. Reapers to re s Had I I Thursday. May I* N Y Ranger t at Naw Jersey, t N p m Saturday. May I t N Y Rangers at Nan Jar say. 7 M p m Monday May » Naw Jersey al N V Rangers. 7 M p m Wadnasday. May 1) N Y Rangers al New Jersey, r M p m < It necessary Friday. May I f Naw Jarsa y at N Y R angers f M p m . it n a c a tta ry WESTERNCONFERENCE Vancauvar at Taranto Wadnasday. May t l Vancouver a. Toronto), ta re s had I I Friday. May 7* Tor on to at Vancouver. • p m Sunday.May >1 Taranto a l Vancouver. I p m Tuesday, May I t Toronto at Vancouver, t p m Thursday. May I t Vancouver at Toronto. I p m .tln a c a tta ry Saturday. May 11 Vancouver at Toronto 4 p m . l l nacattary TR A N SA C TIO N S 3 BAJERALL American Laagua CALIFO RNIA ANOELJ - Plated Ico n Lewis, p ltth a f. an ttw I l d a r disabled Mtt Purchased th * tontract at John FarrdU. pi it her. tram Vancauvar at tha Pacific Caasl Laagua C L E V E L A N D IN D IA N ) - R a calla d Herbert Pater. Inhalder, tram Charlatta of lha Intarnalianal Laagua OpHoned Mark Lams, inlialdar. taChartatt* IE A T T L E M A R IN E R ) - Racallad Torar Lovuflo, irtfle ld er. tram Calgary o l the P a c ific C aasl League Optioned B rian Turong u tility player, la Calgary Janl Raggi* H a rm , pitcher, outright to Calgary TCXAJ R ANG ER) - Jignad M k t Walker pitcher, to a m inor laagu* conlract National Laagua COLORADO HOCKIEJ - Op toned Darren Hoi mas, pitcher, to Color ado Springs o l lha Pacific Coast Laagu* SAN FRANCIICO G IA N T) - Placed Rich Monlaldbn*. pitcher on th * IS day disabled l i l t , ra lro a ctiu * to May 14 Racallad B ill Van Landmgham. pitcher. Irons Shrereport ol lha Tanas League BAJKETDALL National Basketball A ita o a lw n P O R T L A N D T R A IL B L A Z E R ) Announced tha resignation o l Gaol) Patna, head ol basketball operations JAN ANTONIO JPURJ - Announced th* resignation o l Bob Bass, yica president ol basketball operations B a it w ill remain with Jen Anton 10a t an ad vItar United ) l * l * t Basketball Association M E M P H I) FIR E - A ctivated Nobarl Taylor, forward, from lha lanl squad Moved M a rvin Alaaandar, forward, from lha active ro tte r to th* t a il squad W EJT C H EtT E R JTALLIO N J - Activated Johnny Bast, guard. Iron, tha ta d squad Movad Tarry Lancaster, guard, from th* active rosier to lha la d squad FOOTBALL National Football Laagu* KAN SAf CITY C H IE F ) - R* Signed John J ltp h a n t. running back Claimed Kevin Little , linebacker, o il waivers from lha Jan F ra n d tc o s ta rt, Jignad B a rry W ilburn, cornarb ack; D a rra ll F u llln g lo n , safety; Arnold Ala, linebacker, Allan DaGrattanraid, w id * receiver; Nick M a'alala. dalanslv* la ckl*. Rust McCullough, d lla n tlv * lack)*; P al* S h u ltlt. linebacker; Keith Traylor, d a la n t l v * a n d , and A l a i V an P a ll. quarterback LO ) ANOELES RAM ) - Agreed lo I tr m t w ith Toby W rlghl, solely MINNESOTA V IK IN O t - Jignad Bryan Barker, punter NEW YO R K J E T ) S lg n td A llr t d Oglesby, dalanslv* lineman SAN FRANCISCO 4SER) - Signed Rod M o ort, w ld* receiver. Frank Pollack, ol I t n t lv * la c k l* ; and E d d lt Taylor, cor narback Canadian Faatball Laagua L A ) VEOAS POISE - Signed Oarrall Corbin, linebacker, and Kan V ln ti, o lla n tlv * lineman SACRAMENTO GOLD M IN ER 1 - Signed Jamas King, llnabackar, and Chuck E lly , o lltn tlv a lineman SOCCER American Protoittonal Soccer Laagu* LOS A N O E L C I SALSA - Sold th* right* lo Ian Fauar. goalkeeper, lo W ttl Ham Unllad ol th* English P ra m ltr Laagu* Ralaatad D al* E rvin *, forward National Professional Soccer Laagu* M IL W A U K E E WAVE Signed Dan Donlgan. forward. Id a two year contract COLLEOE BALL STATE - Named Tracy Dllb> man s assistant basketball coach. E ASTER N CONNECTICUT STATE Named Danis* Biarly woman’! basketball coach. FLO R ID A STATE - Suspandad Scall B tn lla y, p la c tk lc k tr, and Kam arl Charllon. U g h la n d .ln d a lln lftly. SAN DIEOO STATE - Signed Bath Burnt, woman's baiketbalt coach, lo a Ihra* year contract (a ltn ilo n . TEXAS ARLINGTON - Announced lha resignation o l C arlot Torres. Iannis coach. VALPARAISO — Named Scoll Draw m an't a ttltta n l basketball coach. V A N D E R BILT — Announced lha ratlgna lio n o l K avln Anglin, m a n 't r a t lr lc lt d earning! basketball coach VAISAR — Named M lk * Dullon m an't basketball coach. V IR O IN IA — Named Anthony Solomon m o n 't a tiltlo n l baskatbal I coach. WEST OEOROIA COLLEOE - Nam* Shall* Collin* woman's basketball coach. NEW SMYRNA BEACH Daytona Bench driver David LeB e au on I ra ce d c u r r e n t FASCAR paints leader Barbara I’leree to take lop Motions In the Sporlnm.m feature event lust S aturday, May 14. ut New Smyrna Speedway. LeBeau. who picked up his flrrit-ever feature win In lilt* seven-yenr racing career. Btnrtcd (he race from t lie fill It position. Three laps after (lie green flag was drupfied. lie was on thr point, Inidinst (fie charge. Once tn Ihe lend, l.rBeau raced uncontented to victory lane. Rounding out the top five wrre. tn order of finish. Fierce, Tommy Johnson. Walt Loggln*. and Ron Lufry. " I got a rent good lend on Ihe field. Imt I was sure Barbara would catch pie and pass me for thr lend," said th r 23-yenr-old LeBeau. "I kepi liKiklng In the mirror to nee where she was. hut she never came "It ferls nrr,H lo pick up my llrsl win ll'n been a lung lime In com lug. As noon as 1 not oil the scalen, we culled my 1110111 and mid her about the win. She was real happy for un." fierce, who has nine feature wins an the season, was the first driver to victory lane to congrntulutr LeBeau on Ills luau({iirul Will. "David deserved Oils win." said Pierce, "lie drove an out­ standing race. He and Ills crew worked a long time m ({cl here and I'm just an happy for them as they are, "We were down on power tonight It fell like we were only running on six or nevrn cyl­ inders. Even ll we were running IOO percent. 1 don't think I would have caught David to­ night." Orlando's Kicky Wood led every circuit lo win thr 25-lap Late Model feature event. Wc the current FASCAR Late Mode points leader, scored fils nlxtt win of the season. Trailing Wo were Bill Coody. Scott LaughllnJ B ruce E verett and a e a rg e | Murphy. Rookie driver Jeremy Fllch.J employing some skillful moves, missed a front-stretch melee to < grah the trad and race to Ills i flrsi-ever Bomber frnture win. With three laps to go to the checkers. Chuck Vola and Bobby Stevens made contact at th r flag stand and slurled to slide to Ihe Inside wall Without hrstllntlon. Fitch, who was running In third place at the time, dove lo the grassy area and got by Vola und Stevens. "E v e ry th in g happened so quick, I didn't have much time to decide where lo go." said Fitch. "I was just hoping 1would get by the two cars without them running Into me." Fltrh comes from n racing family. Ills fnlhrr. Jerry. Is u former Thundercar champion while his IJnele Mike, who pres ro ily drives in the Latr Model class, is a FASCAR New Smyrna Spmtway Modified champ. Allen Rhodes Ird every lup lo win the Limited t.u lr Model Ira Itire event. Rhodes, who now has seven feultirr wins, Ird Joe Strrhlc Jr., Mleharl Williams. Bill Morris, and Curt Lower* lo Ihe checkered flag Joe Middleton edged Dave Savlekl by less than a ear length In win Ihe Modified main rveni Trailing Ihe lead duo wrre Jerry Jones. Ed Meredith, und Wayne I’atker. Bobby Seurs held nil rrj»eiiled challenges by Ted Vulplus In w in n in g t h r M in i- S t o c k hradllner, Rounding out thr top five, respectively, were Boh Do* le, Ed Mann, and Gene Vim Alsllne, M a rk M u n f r e d I w on the Run About feature. Thr Demoll lion Derby winner was Tim Cordell Rogers stays perfect by sweeping Twin 20s By BILL I I I I M T Special to tho Horald UARBKRV11.1.K - D a v id Rogers of Orlando looked lit Saturday night's Twin 2 0 * fur Late Models — Ihr NASCAR Winston Racing Sc-rlr*' premier division — as a challenge to strengthen his hid for the WKS Kastern Seaboard Regional championship Rogers came through winning holh of the 20-lap fealurrs, stretching Ills perfect mark to six wins in six feature races while maintaining at least u lie for llie top spot on the NASCAR points ruce. "A lot of them told me Hint this was a great opportunity, a chance tn add two more wins," said Rogers after winning Hie (irst 20-lappcr. “ But there's a lot of pressure as well. Thai also offers u chance to lose two races In one night." But Rogers came hack and won th r second hall of Ihe douhlrhrndcr. charging from Hie fifth sturtlng position m the lead after )uhi four laps and cruising lo the checkered flag. In other divisions last Satur­ day: • Jon Cumpnguoue Jr. won I he Florida Modified*. • J im m y W i n k s wa s victorious In Hie Super Slock chase. • Jeff Miller returned lor a win In the fro Slock*. • Rick Fatrhaiik claimed Ihe Mini Slock main cvcnl. • Keith Lawrence finished drat in Hie I lohhy Slock rhusc. Rogers kept Ills luck running In Ihe first race us his heat ruce win allowed him (o draw for sturllng position and once ugalii. drew the Inversion pill that pul him on the pole. He than run from green flag to checkers, leading Scull Liner. Jim Grothu. Tony fonder, and Guy Thomas aero** the Hiarl/flnlah line. After winning Ihe first race. Roger* then drew the pill lo Invert the top five finishers and pul Thomas on Hie pole for Iho *:— / second nice. Bui Rogers took the lead away from Thomas on lap four. Him checked,out on the field for Hie rrst of the night to complne the double vjj-^gry* Rounding mil the (op five liehlnd Rogers lu the second race) were fonder. Liner, Thomas, and Wayne Imckett. The Compagnones. Jon Jr. mid Jon Sr., of Orange City slirnnmdcr Like Helen's Wray Shaffer tn Ihe Florida Modified* main event. Shulfcr taking sec­ ond between Ihe son and falher In the 20-lap race. Finishing fo u rth and filth were Skip llonakcr and Dave Masolll. re­ spectively. Winks sturted Hie Super Slock feature lu the fifth position but worked his way up to the lead by Hie end of Hie nlnlh lap and stayed there for the rest of the race, leading Rusty Ebcrsole. Jerry Gllllurtl. Donnie Glcssucr. and Jacob Warren across Hie ilnisli line. Miller, the fro Slock truck champion in I0B3. made hi* re turn to VCS In style by running In the front of the pack by the sixth lup of the 15-lap feature, hiking Hie point away from Debbie Gammon. Trailing Miller at the Ilnisli were Ray Fulford, Gammon, fa u l Schloss, and Donnie Williams. Fuirbauk. the 1093 VCS Mini Stock champion, claimed Ihe feature win ahead of Donnie fall. Rod Bulclier, Wes Fllyaw. and Lurry McCollum. In the Hobby Stock fculurc. Lawrence paced Scott Stevens. Russ Antonuccl. Jim Uullcr. und Rob White. AHphalt track racing at Volusia County Speedway will be sus(icndcd for u week und return on Saturday, May 28. w ith Ihe 200-lup NASCAR S lim Jim All-Pro Series Greater Tampa Hay/lmperlal Auto Auction 200, which will fculurc some of the top Lute Model short track drivers In Hie country. For more Information, contact the race office at (004) 255-2243 or (004) 985-4402. - - *f< r / 'V ik 'V ; Bet Horses Tub. thru Sun. 1 p.m. Also On TV Pompano Harness Miami Jal-Alal Hwy. 17-92 & 436 ):■) i1t* o, ' ( j K ' i VJ ? Bet Jal-Alal Wed, thru Sat. 7:30 p.m. Thur. & Sat. NOON Sun. 1 pm. Minors 39* Tall Amitled With Paront (407 ) 331-9191 �Jt. r r r n Sanford H arald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, M ay 19, 1994 - S B People ‘Sweetheart Entourage’ IN BRIEF 22 males to escort pageant contestants Republican women to meet Thr Sanford Women s Republican Club will bold lla next meeting on Saturday, May 21 at the Aluquu Country Club at 11:30 a.m. The spcukcr will be Seminole County property appraiser Hill Suber. He will present an update on tbc Seminole County property lax strueture. Guesla ore welcome. The coat Is $10 |ier person and reservations are required For more Information or to make reservations. <all Mary lam Mlllerat 831*3700. Oarage sale set for Loren Quinn There will Ik* u garage sale to benefit the Loren Quin n Institute on Friday. May 20 mid Saturday. May 2 1. The Loren Union Institute Is a center for personal growth and healing through altitudinal rhungc. It Is a non profit ({roup. T hr sale w ill take place ut 102 Brantley Hall Lane in Lonjtwnod from 8:30a.m. to 4 p.m, each day. S ljjnt will I k* postrd along the way to guide people from the area of Palm Springs Drive and Stale Road 434 In Longwood. Cooperative Extention sale planned The Seminole County Cooperative Extrusion Service Fnmlly and Community Educailou Volunteers are having a garage and tw kr Mle on Friday. May 20 from H u.m. until 2 p.m. In the Cooperative Extention Service auditorium. 230 W. County Home Hoad. Sanford For questions or Information, please cull 323-2500. ext. 3359 There w ill be many good clothing and household Items and baked goods. Profits will go to defray the cost of 4H Youth and Adult scholarships CALENDAR East-West Kiwanis Club m eets Thursday Lust .West Klwunls Club of Sanford meets every Thursday at 7 p m , ai Hie Friendship A Union Lodge building, corner of Imcust Avenue and Seventh Street. Visiting Klwonluns are welcome. For Information, ra il Robert Whittaker. president. 8890042 Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly Overeaters Anonymous meets ever)- Thursday, at 7 30 p m., ai the Community United Methodist Church. Plney Ridge Road and U.S. 17-92. Casselberry For Information, call Carol. 322 0937. D epressive/M anic Support Qroup Depresslvr/Munlc Depressive Support Group meets at 7:30 p.m.. th r first und third Thursdays, Likeslde Alternatives, 434 W. Kennedy Hlvd., Kutonvllle: and 10:30 u.m.. the second Saturday, ui the downtown Orlando Public Library. 101 E. Central lllvd For Information, r ail 381 3070 or 045-4373 Help for child support enforcem ent Association for Children for Enforcement of Support. ACES, will meet ih r tlilrd Thursday each month. 7 p.m. ut (he Seminole County Library. Casselberry branch. S.R. 430 and Oxford Road Meetings are tree. Call 093-1720 or 324-8833 for more Information. ■y MARVA HAWKINS Herald Correspondent_________ The 22 male escorts for tbc 199-1 ‘ 'Sweetheart Entourage" linve seen history taking pluce with the young men of today. They have discovered a new world, the world of tiring young, black and glftrd. Their minds have hud the opportunity to accept this rcul true world, one that has given these 22 guys the th rill of a lifetime and they have received the message. "Ye*. 1am my brother's keeper," The renowned w rite r and motivational speaker Lee Norris Rayam has put these young men on a educational high — one that has o|>ened Ihelr eye* to the needs of the young blark man In the America of today. The Sweetheart Entourage will present these 22 male escorts w ith their sweethearts In a talent, style, drama and Inspira­ tional presentation to be pres­ ented on Saturday. May 21. at 7 p.m. ut (he Sanford Middle School G y m n a to rlu m . The public Is welcome to attend. The fund-rntaer for the Women's Day Committee for New Bethel AME Church. Altumonte, will see the crowning of Miss Sweetbenrt Entourage 1994. A donation of $3.30 In advance und $4 at the door will Ik- requested. Tickets are avail­ able from Hie contestants. The theme. "There's u Miracle In You." w ill see the following young men In action as escorts: • James Alexander Is the son of Corine Duval. Ills hobbles are basketball und drawing, and he aspires to Ik* un artist. • Israel lllu rk III Is the son of Israel Black Jr. and Gwendolyn Black Ills bobbles are playing sports, und be aspires to be u physical therapist. • Undruyc Blake Is the son of Gale Blukc. His bobbles arc basketball and football and he aspires to be a doctor. • Leon Brooks Jr. Is the son of Leon Brooks Sr. and Llndu Brook* Ills hnhliy In iMiskellmll and lie nsplirs to become u lawyer. • Kenneth K. Brown Jr. Is the h iii of Cheryl McKinney and DEAR ABBY: As alt owner of u hot tub. und u grandparent with several grandchildren who are the light of our lives, I wish to thank the grandparents In Or­ egon for the warning In regard to the dungcr of tbc suction of the circulating pumps. Ills letter also prompted me to send my own warning off to you. I hope you find It Is us Important to print. One of our little granddaugh­ ters bad always been ufrald of the leaf blower, which 1 used almost dally on our deck. I thought It was Important to tench her thut It wus not some­ thing she bud to be afraid of, and when she finally ullowed It near her. I begun to blow It toward her so she could sec that It would not hurt her. but Just The Junior Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. meets the third Thursday, at 7 p.m.. at the Woman'* Club of Sanford. 309 S Oak Avc For Information, call Tina Lee. 321-1955 evenings. Sunrise Kiwanis m eets Friday The Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club meets every Friday, ut 7 u.m.. at Shonry's. US 17-92. south of Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klwunluns are welcome. For Information, cull Bruce McKlbbln. president. 322-0331. COM A announces meetings The Concerned Organization of Men In Action (COMA) rnccls the first and third Friday, at 0 p.m.. In the church annex at St. James AME Church, Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue, Sanford. THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME s> 22 young m$n art looking forward fo taeortlng tha 'sweetheart' candidates Saturday. Kenneth E. Brawn Sr. His hob­ bies are basketball and fishing and he aspires to be an obstetri­ cian. • Stephen Daniel Brown, eighth grader at Sanford Middle School. In the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brown. Sr. Ills hnobles are baseball and basketball, and he aspires to be a veterinarian. • Vincent Butler Is the son of Van E. Butler and Cheryl Martin. Ills hobbles are sports and riding and be aspires to become a lawyer or a professional in • Cedric Church is the son of Ellu Church. Ills bobbles are basketball and baseball and he usptrrs to be an engineer. • Dishnn Carden ts the son of Denise and Leroy Walker. His hobby Is football and he aspires to tir a professional player. • Byron T. Dees* Is the son of Rev. Bennie and Barbara Deese. Ills hobbles are football, being with bis friends und attending church. He aspires to became a computer engineer or a minister. • M n |o r B o b b y F is h e r ts th e son of Mrs. Alice Williams. His hobbles are basketball and football. He aspires to play pro basketball, baseball, and be an engineer. • Charles A. Harris Is the son of Gall and Charles Itarrls. His hbby Is weightlifting and he aspires to be a pharmacist. • Elgin Holloway Is the son of Fred and Patricia Johnson and Reginald Holloway. Hts hobbles are football and basketball. • Jamlon A. Kilgore is the son of Ranald und Jan Janes. His bobbles arc reading, fishing, basketball and football. He aspires to become a pediatrician. • Jared Morris Is the son of Bill and Joyce Morris. Hts hob­ bles are football, basketball and movies and he aspires to be a businessman. • James McUaydc. son of Jenette McBayde and James Church, hobbles are playing trumpet, basketball, aspires to become an engineer und musi­ cian. • Johnathan Morris is the son of 1)111 and Joyce Morris. 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We have been married for live years and he never once has put his arms around me unless I've asked him to. He's 29 and I'm 26. When I nsk him If he loves me, he says, " I married you. didn't I? " made a lot of noise. How wrong I was! Tbc next thing I knew, the vacuum suction of the side of the motor had sucked her long hair Into the fun. twisting It, and had pulled her right up against It within seconds! By tbc time I turned o(T the switch most of her hair was twisted and tangled Inside the blower. You can imagine the fear this poor child suBcred — not to mention the pain of the whole ordeal. It was not Ilfe-thrcatenlng. but could have been avoided with a little foresight on my part. I hope this will wum others and avoid a similar Incident. "NANA"FROM OROVILLE, CALIF. DEAR NANAt You can be sure someone w ill read this and benefit from your harrowing experience with a leaf blower. Thunk you for writing. DEAR ABBYi Whut do you do Maybe I shouldn't complain b e c a u s e he Is d e c e n t , hardworking and faithful, and we are both regular churchgo­ ers. But how can I get him to be more loving? He talks baby talk to our dog. NEEDSLOVE DEAR NEEDS LOVEi Legal tender without Icgul tenderness docs not a marriage moke. Here we go again — get your husband to a marriage counselor. Or If there’s ft marriage encounter group In your area. It could do wonders for your marriage. DEAR ABBTt Recently I was Invited to a dinner party by dear friends. Their family dog, o large German shepherd, was the cen­ ter of attention. She swung her tall over the drinks on the coffee table, knocking over the hors d’oeuvres plate, then she sniffed the dip. Our host asked if we wanted the dog sent to other quarters, I. DM" BE m ir “ ‘ - Hill 3= !imsuq____ • 1 T1LTTYft lilTn Hotin. Undo Konowvu |M f moo) fO g a j.b k ftla g TTiwud Jn i »j 1*$?) jWwwi i»»t loommoo* oos inn. anti MMO-TIWWM oW g IQiSy on lOitmi) 8KWB e S U •, -------s * E S a s m " ja m C2------------ im Cim ______ _ Jr , |kt Slaiifll M-lit1 r j r t c m b n v z n la m (waii. If n o g a l>o«M-*»* SS&r i.-———r.irrTS~ loiriTl i.A?Lr-T- ii^'. a m rr. S t M W a m io t (tHO.briMlJoon- Im Ooui>>V»lD«iwo.ta»W«0| i f • Aaron Thomas, u ninth grader at Oviedo High. Is tbc son of Mr. and Mrs, John Thomas. Hts hobby Is basketball and he aspires to become a professional basketball player. • James A. Swain Is the son of James A. and Casa L. Swain. His hobby ts plnylng sports und aspires to |oln the Murine Corps and play basketball. • Tony Young Is the son of Joe and Katie Young. Ills bob­ bles arc busketbub and movies und he aspires to become a computer engineer. i YomwJot ssts(Im S)Mo m s jtidlk o O S o o M m •• IQnSXv Jcfw OooMon. (In tw o o lq W t» B B |« ls ftW M ^ I^ T iix f a o q It Ml TM iootoxo nv* Itm . WOQlomlTon. jW .— J along with the Atber guests, remained silent. The host proceeded to stir tbc drtnks with bis finger, uftcr having petted tbc dog. which was c o n s ta n tly s c ra tc h in g herself. The other guests did not appear to be as repulsed ns I was. Abby.should I have spoken up and risked olTendlng the host­ ess? Or Just not accept the Invitation next time I'm asked? For obvious reasons, please don't use my name. OROS8ED OUT DEAR OROSSED OUT: You — along with the other guests — rcmlned silent when asked If tho dog should be sent lo other q u a rte rs. You should have spoken up while you hnd the chance. But rather than refusing further Invitations and leaving them to wonder why. you should be open and honest wIIh them. ; P.S. Next time you visit these friends, a box of swizzle sticks might be an appropriate gift. (Problems? Writs to Dear AbbyJ For a personal, unpublished reply, send a eell-sddrossed^ stamped envelope to Dear Abby,; P.0. Box 68440, Lot Angelee^ Calif. 80069. All correspondency Is confidential.) \ -/YAVcYtUtAOt -rr.v JU R A S S IC * P A R K wm® FvfMH f V n w n r n ___ In n asesw. hobbles basketball, football and s a x o p h o n e . He a s p ire s to become a computer technician. • Darius Redden, tenth grader at Seminole High. Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Redden Jr. Hts hobbles arc music and w rit­ ing und he aspires to be an engineer. • Hurry L. Sanders ts the son of Gerzcll Sunders. His hobbles ure basketball, football und baselMill and aspires to become un uctor. Leaf-blower causes hair-raising event Junior W om an’s Club meets monthly (D Th$$« 100 4:407:00»«0 (M - 1$ The following births were re­ corded at Florida Hospital. Al­ tamonte Springs: A p ril 20 — Madeline and Curmclo Mercado, Altamonte Springs, boy; Tonyu S. and Nicholas DcRosu. Altamonte Springs, hoy: Julie S. and Orcste J. Trinna. Oviedo, girl: Jane H. and Mark J. McDonald, Allamotile Springs, boy April 27 — Natasha Orolc, Longwood. boy April 28 — Jennette M. Ruth. Casselberry, boy: Laura L. Wurtx and Axel Q. Almgren. A lta m o n te S p r in g s , g ir l: Christen A. Cassanltl and Steven P. Bucrly, Altamonte Springs, boy: Antlra F. Campbell and A rm ln d M. Francis. W inter Springs, boy April 29 — Annette L. Slplln and Anthony Williams, Sanford, boy: Sharon Hammonds and Keith Gleason. Sanford, girl: J e n n ife r and Carl Oerdlng. Oviedo, girl; Nonna and Thomas Sullivan, Lake Mary, boy A p ril 30 — K atrcna and Joshua Oulllemette, Altamonte S p rin g s , boy: J e n n ife r C. Sweeney and Nestor F. Cuevas, Lake Mary, boy MIGHTY btiCKS 2 110430 TJOSaO ja COPS & ROBBERSONS 1114:10 T iU ltO ____(TO CLEAN SLATE m <:4QT30t:W (PO-H WITH HONORS 1104:207:10170 (PO-D) 3 NINJAS KICK BACK in d i j : m SCHINDLEtjSUST BAD QIRL9 1:204: » 7:20» » THE CROW 1 ) 04:411 X 1 U s: rsio it au uovir.sstAtimir. IILIW L L U 4 10 8 �4 * - S an tord H erald , 9 a n (o rd , Flo rid a - Thuraday, M «y 10. 1804 Legal Notices Legal Notices Nolle* •< lite r MFi te l* NOTICE I t HEREBY OIVEN that by virtu * ol that certain w r it Si F»»cutlon Issued out Ol and undtr Iha seal ol lha County Court ol Samlnola County, Flor Ida. Caw f f l t i n CC upon a llnal ludgmant randarad In tha a lo rtu ld Court on tha Mlh day ol January A D. Iff * . In that c a r la ln c a ta a n l l l l o d ; BARNETT RECOVERY COR P O R A T IO N . P l a l n t l l l v», CHRISTINA M BLACKWELL. Dalantfant which aloraMld W rll ol E itcutlon was dallvarad to mo a t S h a rllt o l Samlnala County, Florida and I havo lovlad upon all tha right. till* and Intaratl ol tha datondanl, CHRISTINA M BLACKWELL. In and to tha following datcrlbod proparly, laid proparty balng locattd In Samlnola County, Florida mora particularly da tcrlbad at loliowt ONE I f f * MERCEOEZ BENZ M O D E L I DOOR COLOR: CRAY VIN fltTOUIJOOafU ba Ing ttorad al Allamonla Towing In Altamonta Sprlngt. Florida and tha undaralgnad a t Sharllt ol Samlnola County, Florida, w ill al 11:00 A.M. on lha JOth day ol Juno A.D. Iff* . otfar tor tala and ta ll to tha hlghatl blddar, FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, a l lha Front (Watt) Door, a l tha atop*, ol lha Satnlnoto County Court houaa In Sanford, Florida, lha about datcrlbod praporty. That M id u la la balng mada to M tiaty too to rm i o l tola W rit ol Elocution, Donald F. Ballngor, Sharllt Samlnola County, Florida NOTICE RIOARDINO THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O i l ABIITIES ACT OF lffB, PER­ SONS WITH A DISABILITY N E E D IN O S P E C IA L A C ­ COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING S H O U L D C O N TA C T THE C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF THE S H E R IF F 'S O F F IC E . E N ­ FORCEABLE WRITS SEC­ TION. IJ4J JOTH STREET, S A N FO R D . F L O R ID A AT LEAST FIVE OAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING T E LE ­ PHONE. (aOf) 1)0 0040 TTD (4071 17) 1)1) Publlthad May If. H. Juno 7. f Sola Data JUNE )0th OER 140 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIOA CASE NO. f7-)!S4-CA14E CROWN SAVI NOS ASSOCIATION, Plalntlll, va. FENTONB.FROOM.alal., Datandaniia). AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE la horoby glvon that puriuant to too Summary Final Judgmanl ol Foroctoauro and SaN antorod In tha cavaa pand Ing In tha Clrcull Court ol lha Elghtoanto Judicial Clrcull. In and tof Samlnola County, Flor­ ida, Civil Adlan No.: 033104 CAUB. iho undaralgnad Clark w ill aall too proparty aituotod in M id County, dncrlbod M : Lot A SWEETWATER CLUB. UNIT a, according to too pial tharoot oa rocordod In Flat Book I I , pagoo 7* and 71, Public Racorda ol Somlnolo County. Florida. al public tala, to mo hlghoat and boat blddar tar caah at t l: M o'clock A M., an too Tto day ol Juno, HM. o l too Waal Front Door at too Somlnolo County Courthouoo, Sontord, Florida OAT ED tola Mto day at May. IfM . (COURT l« A U MAAYANHB MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUITCOURT By: JanoE. Jaaawk Dfputy Clark IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO.) ta-417-CP IN RE-.ESTATE OF STEPHEN OEOROE KLINGLER A /K /A S T E P H E N G. K L IN O L E R A /K M STEPHEN KLINGLER. Dacaatad. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Tha adm lnlatrallon o l tha aitata ol STEPHEN GEOROE KLINGLER A /K /A STEPHEN O. K L IN O L E R A / K / A STEPHEN K L IN O L E R , docaotad. la ponding In too Circuit Court tar Samioola County, Flor­ ida. P robata D lyla lo n , lha addrott ol whkh la M l North Pork Ava . Sanford, Florida. Tha namat and addratw t of lha par ton# I rtpratanlallva and tha partortol 'rfp ra ta n ta llva 'a at tor nay a rt aal forth below A ll Intaroalod paraont aro raguirad to Ilia with tola court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: ( I I all clalma agalnil lha atlato and 17) any o b |*c lla n by an Inlaraalad parton lo whom to ll notlca w al mallad tool challangai too valid Ity ol too w ill, too quallllcaltons ol Iho parlonaI rapraaanlallva. vanua. or lurladlcllon ol too Court, ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVERBARRED. Publication ol tola notlca haa begun on May 11, 1f*4, Paraonal Rapraaantatlyo: NANCY KLINOLER I0» Oak L m I Lana Longwood, FL TTTTt * Attorney lor Paraonal Raproaonlatlvo: Timothy A. Straua. Eagulro 74H Waal s ta ll Road 414 Longwood, Flor Ido 17771 1407) 774 17)0 Pubtlah: May I 7 . lt , tt f 4 DER 10) AMERICANS WITH DISAEIL1TIE t ACT O F I f * NOTICE In accordance w ith too Amarkana W ith ONabmilaa Act, par tana w ith d la a b llllN * wording a apodal w e am mod alion fa pa r­ tic ip a te In to la pro ce e d in g lhauld contact Court A d m ln lt tratton a t M l N F o rk Avonuo. Sulfa N . M f. Sanford. FL 17771, totaphont 14071 171 4170, not tolar than m a n (71 day* prio r to lha procaadlng. II hoar ing Impalrad. (TOO) I M O f i ll / 7 1 or Voice (V I I fO O S M fim , via Florida Ratoy la rv k o . Pubtlah: May If, 34. IfM O E R I4I___________________ IN THE CIRCUITCOURT OPTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Cat# Nat t l u i t CA iiE Florida Bar No.: aaofft FLEET REAL ESTATE PUNOINOCORP. Plalntlll. MARK RAYMOND TRENTA,#f un . r t a l , Defendant I t ) . SECOND AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ■V CLERK OF CIRCUITCOURT Notlca la haraby glvon that too undaralgnad Mary anna Moraa. Clark a l lha Clrcull Court at SomlnoN County, Florida, will, on th* Tnd day al June. IfM . at tt:fp a m . at lha Waal Franl Dow at too Samlnaft County Courthm-aa. In too City ol tanlord. Florida, attar tor tala and ta ll al puMte outcry to too " tortaah. a ltu a to d In t a m ln o to F lo r id a , t o w t l : C ocm ty. LOT I I , COBBLESTONE, ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAOES11 AND 14. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IOA. purauanl to lha llnal dacraa ol foroctoauro ontorad In a cat# pandlng In M id Court, too Hylo o l which la: FLEET REAL ESTATE FUNDING CORP va. AAARK RAYMOND TRENTA.at u a .a la l. WITNESS my hand and atliclal M ai ol M id Court tola Ith day ol May. IfM . (SEALI Paraana with a dfaablllty who nood a apodal accommodation to aartkipato In tola procaadlng lhauld contact ADA Coordinator • t M l N. Park A vanua, Suita N. M l, laniard, Florida M7T1 al laait llva day* prior to too procaadlng. Talaphanai (4071 M3-41M a it. 14117/ I MO-fU1771 (TDD), or 1 (BC)fiVt770 (V), via Florida R ally lorvlca. • y : JanaE.Jaaawk Deputy Clark Pubtlah: May 11. If, IfM DSR-IM CELEBRITY CIPHER Cdtora, CcTwt cryatng/ama wv Cteaaad from queteaon* by tomau* poopN. part and praaona EacfiMor In fiecqdior etonda keanebwf Too,, taut 1 *0UM W B wu KVTBZBWVQR wv v dvozxv TOW MVUMQV WVUCXVW UT IOZW i on OAV OZK W A V O W V K . 1 — (ODWAVHH) KOAQVZV OO W V H . PREVIO US SO LUTIO N: ’ I h a lt having to p u l ail thla •tu ff o n my la ca l Ifa ready whal I charge lor; putting on m a k tu p r — S a n a Katy. OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park Legal Notices ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAOEMINT DISTRICT OIVB1 NOTICE OP INTENDED AOENCY ACTION Tha D ta lrk i glvat notlca ol Ita Infanl to liaua a parmll to lha tallowing applicant(i) on Jwna 7, Iff4: SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS. I l l BUSH LOOP, SANFORD. FL 33773, application i l l 111OCdOAOM Tha protect la locattd In Samlnola County, SacI Iona 1) 34. Tewnahlp I t South. Rang# M Baal. Tha applkallen N tor EXCAVATION AND/OR FILLING ASSOCIATED WITH THE MOOIFIOATION OF THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED PERMIT FOR DODD ROAD SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1M LAKE MARY B L V D . SUITE 700. SANFORD. FL 7777], application » tl 117 OOflAG Tha projacl It located In SomlnoN County, Sacttama 77 • 17, Townthlp 70 South, Rang# M Eaat. Tha applkatlon l l tor EXCAVATION AND FILLING ASSOCIATED W ITMTHE RECONSTRUCTION OF AN EXISTINO TWO LANE RAOOWAY TO FOUR LANE ROAOWAV KNOWN AS COUNTY ROAD 477. PHACE V. SEMINOLE COUNTY. SM LAKE MARY BOULEVARD. SAN FORD, FL 17771. applkatlon « tl II7 0 IM A 0 . Tha pro|ad It locatod In SomlnoN County. SactNn 11. Townahlp I t South, Range M Eaat. Tha applkatlon la tor EXCAVATION AND F IIL IN Q ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION ON TUSKAWILLA ROAD The receiving waterbody la OAK FOREST LAKE. Tha tIN Itl containing oath at too above Hated application!!) a rt availabla tor Impaction Monday through Friday aicapt tor tegal holldaya. t oo a m. to 100 p m al too St. Johna River Water Management O latrkt Haadquartera or too appropriate fteld attka. Tha O latrkt w ill taka action on each parm ll application dated above union a petition tor an admlnlatratlva procaadlng (hearing) It tiled purauanl la too pravtalane at aoctlon I M 17. P S . and aadten DC 1.111. F.A.C. A poraon whoaa aubatantlal Interaata a rt attacted by any at lha Dlatrkta prapettd parmlttlng dodaNna identified about may patlttan tor an admlnlatratlva hearing In accordance with aoctlon 170.17, F.S. PvIltNna m utt comply avtth too ragulramanta ol Florida Admlnlatratlva Coda RuNt 40C I.H I and DC l . t l l and ba (Had with (received by) lha D ia trkl Clark. P.O. Bo. I O f. Fatotka. Florida M l 70-IOt. Pel Illano tor odmlnlatrttlve hearing an lha above applkatlen(a) mual ba filed within taurtaen (141 daya at puMketuna at tola natka or artthin taurtaen (141 daya at actual receipt at tola Infant, atokhevar t in t occur. Fallura to file a pattINn wtlhln tola tone parted ahall canatltuto a waiver at any right auch poraon may h a w to requeal an eWntatolrettva datermination (hearing) under aadten t» J 7 . P,S_ concerning the aubfact parmll appikaiten Faflttam whkh aro not Iliad ba accordance with tha above prevtttena are aub|ett tod) annual Shannon Barkan, I r . Permit Data Tachnktan Permit Data la rrk a a Dtvliten SI. Johna River Water Managamanf D ia trkl Publish: May If. IfM DER IM ST. JOHNS R IVER W ATER M AN AG EM EN T DISTRICT GIVES NOTICE OP IN TEN O ED AOENCY ACTION Tha O te frk t ghtea n a tka of I t t Intent fa Iteue a p e rm it N too following applicant! aI an Juno 7, IfM : IEM INOLB COUNTY, SM LAKE MARY BOULEVARD, SUITE TOO. SANFORD. FL 17771. application at l i t eiM AOMt Tha prated It located to Samlnala County. Section M. Tewnahlp 11 South. Range M Eaat. The application la tor MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED PERMITS ASSOCIATED WITH THE WIDENING OF TUSKAWILLA ROAD FROM TWO LANES TO FOUR LANES. The receiving waterbody la OAK FOREST LAKE SEMINOLE CO. BOARDS OF CO COMM. 1(1 RUSH LOOP. SANFORD. FL 33771, application M II70M7AQM The prefect la located to Somtooto County, loctNna 73 14. IS. M A 11. Township 71 South. Range M Eaat. The application la far CONSTRUCTION OF TWO ORY A TWO WET DETENTION PONDS WITH F ILT E R * TION ASSOCIATED WITH THE WIDENINO OF AN EXISTING 7 LANE RURAL ROAO KNOWN AS DOOD ROAD The receiving waterbodtea are BEAR OULLV ANO HOWELL CREEK SEMINOLE COUNTY. IM LAKE MARY BOULEVARO. SUITE TOO. SANFORD. FL 3777], application 14 I l f 0347AGM7 The prefect la located In Samlnola County. Section! 31 A 31. Townahlp 10 South Range M Eaat The application la Nr MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUEO PERMITS ASSOCIATED WITH THE RECONSTRUCTION OF AN EXISTINO TWO LANE. ROAOWAV TO A FOUR LANE DIVIDED ROAOWAV KNOWN AS COUNTY ROAO 417. PHASE V The receiving waterbody ItL A K E J IS U P Tha fltelal containing each of too above Hated appUcattan(a) are available tar Impact Ian Monday through Friday eacepl Nr legal holldaya. 1:00 a m to 1:00 p m . at the St Johna River Water Management D ta lrki Haadquartera or tha appropriate fteld office Tha O tatrkt.w lll taka action on each parm ll applkatlon Hated above unleaa a petition lor an admtniahalive proceeding (hearing! la filed purauanl to to# prevlalont of taction IM 17, F 1 . and aoctlon 40C I 111, F A C A perten whoaa tubalanllal Inter etta are affected by any of lha Dlatrkta prepoaed permitting dec latent idontttted above may petition ter an admtolatratlve hearing in accordance with aadten IM 17. F.S. Fall Ham m utt comply with too requirement! ol Florida Adm tolttrallve Cadi Hutea aOC 1.111 and DC I.SI I and ho filed with (received by) toe O telrkt Clerk. P.O. Boa UM. Palatka. Florida M ITAlalf. Petlttem far aPm inltlratlre hearing an the above aapikattenit) mual bo tiled erttato fourteen (14) daya el pubi k e f tent at tote natka ar wftoto laurfeen u a t daya at actual receipt et tola totant. whkhavar Itrtl accura. Failura to lite a petition wftoin thtt time ported ahall tewelllute a waiver at any right tuch per ten may ham to raqvoi l anrddqttoUliatlve determination towef mg) under aactlon 170.57, F.S . teancamlng the tub|acf permit atplicefkWt Petltlona wtiigb are ra tifie d In accordance with the above prevlatena a re a u b |e c ltv S tm la tlT ’ Shaman Barkan. Sr. Permit Data Technician Permit Data Strvkea Dlvlatan St. Johna River Water AAenegement Dlatrlct Pubtlah May If. I»»4 DER 111 NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN I HAT ON THE l l t l DAY OF MAY, IfM , 10 00 A M AT THE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING IN SANFORD. HOI EAST FIRST STREET. ROOM 103*. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE. STATE OF FLORIDA. TAX SALE CERTIFICATES W ILL BE SOLD ON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LAND TO PAY THE AMOUNT DUE FOR TAXES HEREIN SET OPPOSITE THE SAME. TOGETHER WITH ALL COSTS OF SUCH SALE ANO ALL ADVERTISING. SALE WILL BE HELD IN THE COUNTY COMMI SI ION CHAMBE RS. B U n T im L M k t lH I A M • t H U i t u u i n a i l AT U U L t o u t e e e a e a te y i l | f f l t } • t » J 0 R U A O llA T A JS I IV E L T * T A S I SAAAL T t A lL C I1 C L I U 0 LOT U H A 1 1 IIT U T A T U a a e a e a e a p i | j f 0 jg C 07FIT HAAYIT I 4 SALS I 111 ALP 11 CT LAO LOT 101 v t e e e a e c a o V t V I lU V IL L A C t • • • ‘ “ • • F I I t r o t 4 TO A M L 1 C I FAIR. 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RAY VALDES TAXCOLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Publlah i A p ril t t , and May 1 , 13, ) f , IfM OBQ-Trf Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIRCUITCOURT, COUNTY OP SEMINOLE. STATE OF FLORIDA CASBNO.M1M* OR * ) K IN RE: Th* Marriage f t : BETTYJEAN CAMPBELL. Pal It toner, and EZEKIAH FITZ CAMPBELL Ratpondenl NOTICE OF ACTION TO E ifkla h F ill Campbell YOU ARE NOTIFIED lhal a Petition lor Dissolution ol Mat (lag* hat been filed agalnal you. and to il you are required to serve a copy el your Httpont* ar Pleading to toe Petition upon the p o tlllo n a r'a a tto rn e y w illiam W Carpenter. MO E. Highway 4)4. Longwood. Florida )17M. and III* th* original RE tponte or Pleading In to* ©tike ot the Clerk ot Iho Clrcull Court on or boloro Iho l)lh day ol June A O . I**4 II you tall lo do to. a Default Judgment w ill be token agalnal you tor the r t l i t l demanded In too Petition DATED at Leo lord Seminole County. F tot Ida this tto day *1 May. IfM MAR YANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUITCOURT C A IR N O .tl 34) CA-I4-E B A R N E T T B A N K S TR U S T COMPANY, H A , a t Tru t tee ler tha Flo rida Heualng Finance Agency, P laintiff, va DARRYLO WASHINGTON, at al . Datendanl(a). AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE Hetlce la hereby given lha I, purauanl la a Summary Judg m in i el Foreclaaura, I w ill ta ll lha following deter Ibed pro p e r'r located In Seminole County, Florida Lei 17. ST JOHNS VILLAG E 2ND REVISION, according to toe F la t thereof a t recorded In P lal Book 10. Pagea f l and 77. ef the P ubtk Record! el Seminole County. Florida at public aele. to the hlgheaf bidder for caah. at tha weal Ira ni deer e l tha Semtnete County Cour thou ae. Sanford. Florida. 1t:40e m on June* IfM A m erkana W ith Otaabimwa A c l | A DA I N otice tie *e cor dance w ith lha Am erkana w ith D ftabllltM a Act. pertana w ith a P lia b ility who need a apacial accewwnodalkn to par l l d p a t t in ih la p ro caad lng m ould contact ADA Caordine ter at M ) North Park Avenue. Suite N M l. Senlord. Flor tea 37771 at tea i t five daya p rter to lha proceeding. Telephone (M f) 77)4170 Bat. 4777: 1 M0 *111771 (TDD) or I 400t i l 4770 (V I. via Flor Ida Relay Service WITNESS m y hand and Seal Of tola Court on May 14. IfM (Seall MARVANNE MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT •y J e m E Jaaawk Deputy Clerk Pubtlah: May t*. M. ifto DER tea BY: Diene K Brum m e lt Deputy Clerk Pubtlah May II . I t 7* A June S. IfM CASE MO. *3 1741 CA I t • KISLAK NATIONAL RANK. P la in tiff va JAMES VICTOR VINES, a l a l . D etondontli) NOTICE OF SALE N e tict i t hereby given tool, purtuenf to a Summary Judg men I a l Foteciatura entered herein I w ill te ll the tenoning datcrlbod property located In Samlnola County. Florida Let 47 DEER RUN. UNIT 11A. according re toe plat there of. recorded in P lal Book M. p i g i i 71 and 71. at toe public re c o rd ! o f Seminole County. F lo r id a T o g e th e r w i t h range, even, disposal ibthw eth o r , a m o k t d e le c t a r , w /w carpeting ten'hood at public tele, to toe higheti bidder ter caah. at the weal frant door el toe Samlnola County Courihoute, Sanford. Florida. H 0 0 a m on June f. 14*4 Am erkana W ith Dlaebilllwa A a l TA O A I N o llc a : In a c ­ cordance w ith toe Am erkana w ith OiaabllBtet Act. paraana w ith a d ila b ility who need e ss*ctol accommodation to per tid p a te In thla, proceeding aheuld corded ADA Coordinator at X I North Para Avenue Suite N X I Son lard, Florida,77/71 at toatl lira daya prter lo too proceeding Telephone (401) 17)41X1 E lf 4717. I 400fSS4771 (TDD) or I ICOftS 1770 (VI. via Florida Relay Service WITNESS my hand and Seal et tola Court on May «. 11*4 (Court Seal) MARVANNE MORSE CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT By Jane E Jaaawk Deputy Clark Publlah May 17, If, 1*44 DER 111__________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Flla Number 1117) C P IN RE: IIT A T B O F G EORGIA. AIKEN Dacaatad. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Tha a d m ln ltire lto n at the a ita ta ut O eergi A Alkan, d a c a a ta d , F lla N u m b e r *3 571 CP, la pending In lha C irc u it Court ta r samlnala County. Florida. Prebate DlvlaIon, the eddreta ol which la M l North Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida 37771. Tha namaa and a d d rttte i of the paraonal rapre tentative and lha paraonal rap raaantatlva't attorney ere tel forth below. A L L INTERESTED PER SONS ARE NOTIFIEDTHAT: A ll persona on whom Ihla notice It served who have ob lecliont to il challenge lha valid­ ity of tha w ill, the qualifications of Iho per tonal representative, vanua, or lurladlcllon of Ihla Court are required to file Ihelr eblectlena w ith thla Court W IT H IN THE LA T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE □ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors of lha decedent and other paraont having clalma or demand! agalnal decedent'! estate on whom a copy of this notice It tervod within three months attar tha data ol the drat publication of this nollco mual Hie ihelr clalma wllh this Court W IT H IN THE LA T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICe ON THEM. A ll olhar creditors of Iho decedent and paraont having clalma or demand* agalnal lha decedent'* atlato must Ilia their clalma with thla court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. A L L CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha dale of lha llrat publica­ tion of thla Noiko I t May ll . IfM . Paraonal Repreaenlallve: D orltO . Alkan I I I B ail Plantation Blvd. Lake Mary, Florida Attorney lor Paraonal R tpretenlallvfi WallceF. llalnaker, Jr. 300 Interna I lorn I Parkway Iu lt0 374 Heathrow, Florida 31744 Telephone; (447) 311 fat* Florida Bar No. 1 144410 Publlah: May II, If, lff4 DIR-104 Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 0 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT PRIVATE PARTY RATES 8:00 A.M. ■5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY I SUNDAY 14 contfcullvt tlm*s — ......57* i ling 7 contKullva Ufiw t-------- ...70* a Ho* . 3 constci/tlvt llm ta..........- I l l • ling 1 lima---- -------------------- IM S allna Rilgg art par laatM, batad on 3 Rnn * 3 line* Minimum nouns NOW ACCEPTING Scheto/vg may ev luda tterakl Advwktar af lha coal ol an adtktonel day Cane* when you got <et,Aa Pay only tor daya you ad ttxb a l tala earned Uaa t o daachpfton k* toateat teauRa Copy n>u*l baow accepted** typo gtarfteoHoim ’CummercMl frequency tatot are avadabte DEADLINES Tuesday thru Today 1J Noon Th* Day Baku-* Piddcakon Stanley I I Naan Friday • Morvtoy S 30 F M Fiday . ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: in lha event of an error in an ad, the Senlord Herald wilt ba reeponefble to* the Brer Ineofllon only and only lo (he ealenf of fne cool of thef Ineertlon. Pieeee check your ad for accuracy tha RrM day It. run*. n — E ld a r ly C s rs INTHE COUNTY COURT OF THE IIO N T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO 4) 1)4) CA I t E UNIVERSAL SUPPLY COM PANY.IMC . va JERR Y SMITH. SHATANA SMITH. DEPARTMENT O f THE TREASURY. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE. STATE OF FLORIOA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE and MICHAEL 0 KANAGO Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TOCNAPTER 4) Nome I t given that pursuant to a llnal ludgmant dated May I I I I 4 . In C a t * Na f l l M J C A t t l . of to* Clrculf Court of the Cigbteento Judicial C lrcull m and Iar tern mete County. Florida. In *M (I. to* P l a l n t l l l I t U N IV E R S A L SUPPLY COMPANY. INC . and 1 he Defendant* are JERRY SM ITH. SHATANA SMITH. D E P A R T M E N T OF THE T R E A S U R Y . IN T E R N A L REVENUE SERVICE. STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE end MICHAEL 0 KANAGO, I w ill te ll to higheti bidder ter cash al to* Seminote County Courthouse. ■ I N Park Avonu*. Sanford. Florida et II 00 a m on Juno >, 1 vat. the following described prop*,fy tat forth In to* order Ol final ludgmant Lot a*, and too Meat I f feel ol Ld« tS. SANFORO HEIGHTS IM PRO VEM ENT EDITIO N , according to too plot thereof at recorded In Plal Beck 7, pagea 41 *>d 41 Pubik Records of Seminole County. Florida lettampNattag with too A m i lean* Witb.tNMb»lllwa Acf. per tons with disabilities who need Spec let accommodation to par flc ip a le In this proceeding should contact to* A O A Coor dine lor at to# Sanunote County Courthouse lot N Park Av* nua. Sanford. FL 17771 Fete phone (4071 17) 4M0. E it *777, ia o a n t( 7 7 i i t d o i . i » » m 1770 I Vt. via FIof ida Retoy Service OATED Ihla Ith day of May. im MARVANNE MORSE Clerk of Clrculf Court By Jan* E. Jatewtc Deputy Clark Pubtlah: May tl, II. I t o OER 10* ADULT CARE M eur prfyeto heme Sanford area L e ft af tovtng car* tor yeur totted one* Confect Holly 37) *14! Legal Notice NOTtCB OF FICTITIOUS NAM* Notice I* hereby glvon tool I am engaged in buaineat at TH Cat! SR 434. Winter teurngt FL life * . Somlnei* County Florida, under to* FktUteut Nam* *» FRED S FRO FLIGHT ARCHERY, and toot I intend te register aa>d name with to* Division of Cor per • luma. Telle haite* Florida. In accordance w ith to * p c e v ltte n i *1 the Fictitious Nam* Stafutea T* Wit Section M l Of F lorid * Statutes I f f ! Fred DeMuto Pubhih May If. Iff* DF R O f BIG TABOSAU C iv il collector item*, ttotoot. books, toy*, anu iliac ternt la) Canal Street, off Lake M a ry Blvd a e td ts tram Golds Gym in Perk Ridge Ea la te a le t A tu n , 4 * BIG TABD SAU Furniture, odda end onda Antique claw fool tub Bikaa 7*11 S French A v* . Sanlord ________tafueday. 4 1________ FRIDA? AND SATURDAY, 15 B ook a, s m a ll tv . sh op odda en d e n d s , t o o l c a b in e t , m i l e fu r n itu r e , v a n c o u c h b r a n a n d Knana. etc )* fl Orange Aug., tawlerd GARAGE SALE May 11*1. I ) New shallow wall Irrigation pump Formica tops, Filing cablnata. mite paraonal and household llama 143 N Cretcenl Blvd Sanlord East on Tnd SI . toll on C rit coni Blvd FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all contractors b* registered or certified To verify a state c o n tra c to rs lic e n s e c a ll I 400 34).7140. Occupational Licenses ar* required by to* county and can be verified by calling 311-11)0. oat. 747) CARPET M ILL DIRECT ■Ig Dlacounlt Famous Brandt Flrat Duality/Tap Lin*. Slalnmatter, Saionlat, Trackleta, SculpluroaM.ff yd Commercial level loops t ) t f yd Inalallalton. <4Ml4-aWf Additions & Remodtllng SAM'S CARPET CLBANINO plus atrip and bull Itoart. R ftld e n lla l/c o m m a rc la l i f hr*. 774 35fl. beeper 444 0541 RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding , Alum . F ram ing, D ryw a ll, Doors. Roollng, Concrete 71) 4431. 1.0. B*lInf, CECIIHH RESIDENTIAL REMODELING Carpentry, ting, alumi­ num i work. CGCAOailO n u m M in lIliw M fllN 33f-1744 b* to rt fpm APPLIANCE REPAIR - Fra* appl. servlet call wllh e# ^^alrtMtokuij^AfrJlatL^TbTJa^ ______ Awnings______ •UILOERS of custom canoplat, carporla. windows A patio awalngt. Hlghatl of quality. Fra* estimate*. 407 7f4 3544 6 tr p e n tr y * S p a c la lliln g Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE, Wayrt* Baal, 1 Man Q uality O ptra tlonl 37A2m/434-)4*) __ QUALITY CONCRETE WORK. 31 yaara s ip . Raaaonabl* Electrical M ASTER ELE C TR IC IA N . R tpalr addition, comm/rea Llc/lna fE ROOMI f) 331-4471 Flooring HARDWOODFLOORINO Install Sanding Flnlahlng Homo tm provem tnt* AMICK Cut tens Waadcraft A D a a lfn . C a rp e t C lw n in g Lie 'Ini 17) 1144 A p p ilincas In : Shelving, Cablnals, Furniture, Reconditioning, Rallnlthlng, A General Carpentry 314-4SM CARPENTER All kinds of homo repair*, painting A ceramic III* Richard Groat......7715477 ABIOLUTE Carpentry: trim , malal aluda. restoration work, drywall, doors, tiding, docks. porches. Llc/lna 773-1*47 AFFORDABLE HOME Rfpelr Dependable All phases Coll lor Fraoaat. Michael 17) 710* iB Legal Notice • * * VEHICLE AUCTION This auction w ill be held an' June 7 I t o a t f R i m at THi Aiataya T ra il. Ovlada, F l Fraapacflv* btddvrt may m apec t rehk tea an to* day before tram to g a m until 4 0* p m te rm * a r* cash or certified funds only Tibbitt* I n o Atom* Somoran Tewmg raaarvoa to* right to accept ar ra|*ct any and all beds 1*1* F o rd T B ir d W h it* IP A B F a a S fO H IItll* Itll T a y a t* t e r c e l B lu e J T | A L l S O S D t t | * f 7 t Pubtlah May If. I f f * DER 1*4 GAAAGE SAU Scuba Suita, eater bed etc I I I Par Place Saf. • t GARAGE SAU Saturday f * to ll N Oregon A y t . Lake Manra* HUGE SALE L o tt of Ito lh e t and houaehoad item * Corner of Sanlord A v *. and F ainaaltia Dr Faltoavr tlyna Friday A Saturday, 4 ) •GARAGE SAU A0 M M A IN Call In your garage aal* ad by 11 noon on Tuesday an* to t* advantage af our apFclal garage sate ad prlcall Call Ctestified new tor delallal 377 76)1 LOTS Of rURNIFUtC and small appliances 1 ft Broadmoor Dr . Cardinal Oaks Saturday A Sunday. 4 I YARD SAU 440 1 M* Danville Saturday and Sunday, t 4 Now Item*, book*, collectible glaaawar* « * m lK . __________________ toomt im provam anl' AL DOES IT M il Fla II right al a p rk * you con afford. Llc'd/lna. From alart to flnlah. Carpanfry, plumb Ing, alactrlcal, and roollng IVC1. 2) yrs Of *< per lent* No |ob loo big or small Call 174lata * r 7734111 )4 heuri Lawn Service A A N D r i QUALITY LAWN: Compltto pro car* since Ifao Cleanup*, hauling. Ill 0714 TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CAREf Raa /Comm., dependabla, low rates1Fro* aal.........3)0 7070 Pointing * OAVISASONPAINTINO . F ro o e tllm a to t. lO y rto ip __________ 7744401__________ P A IN T IN O . p tp a r hanging , p ra ttu r* washing and dry w all repair. Fra* a it. 171)174 Pressure Cleaning DUN R IT B i Clean driveway*, ro o t* , pool docks, w a lk s ; houses. Fro* *11.1314177 PT)o1ography~ BEACH, Sparta and Wadding*. i*Aobi| tQuIpunlqui pflclog, ™TwIl??mlng Pool Service/Rapa Ir W E E K L Y SERVICE from 54) mo. Chom-Rlla Pool Sorvlc* Robert Shoemaker 7407171 ERBRSn M NlUiAM k aiAOSHM centacf Rfbacca at work rOUB FAMILY TABD SAU Furniture, woman s plus ail* c lo th e * , m a n '* c te th e i, c h ild re n a c to th a i, to o l! Anything yeu can Imaginel Saturday end Sunday Starts at fa n Orange Avo all of 417 C r p il/ln it a lla t lo n Nolle i l — P trs o iM ls THIS WEEK'S I w v lc . ■ CHO U T 4 4 4 IVC Uc'». IM. “ Lai th* Proteaatonal* da It." Fraooitlm atoi........... 3»-777f J Advertise Y o u r B u s i n e s s Every Day For As Low A s $45 Per M o n t h . Call Classified, 322 261 1 i rr. ESI H i DER H I Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IIO N T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C L A S S IF IE D A D S ' ?,'■ ^TiV-f*, LI,. . i Jv\ �L Sanford H erald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, M ay 19, 1994 - OB 31— Personals 7 1 -H e lp Wanted ADOPTIONS C H IC K C A S H IH F T / P T i Chock coihlng. bonk tailor or llm llo r t i p preferred t i t l h r. A p p ly Chock C o ih ln g E ety. 1111S French Ave. Fro* medical car*, tronspor la llo n , counseling, p riv a te doctor plus living expemei Bar F71711S Cloarwolor Attorney Jo M F rlc k a r......u a t l H O I DRIVERS NEEDED A O CARRIERS. Tovorot. FI, • woll ottoblithod ond grow mg Control Florida botod 23— L o s t * F o u n d REWARD LOST BROWN B O X III wilts white p o m Near JOth ond Sanlord Avo Needs modi colcoro H T 111) or n s - im 25—Special Notlcis HOST FAMIUIS NEEDED SOoro Its# Amo*Icon droom MS exchange students O rilv Ing In August Coll 00> SOI t i l l nr U l l i l t or I m m l i l t 31— Private Instructions DRIVERS IWIMLBSSONl, SANFORD FL Will rotumo Moy 10th m D ll Jackie Cetto 4 1 - H e a m i* Fitness ENERCUEI • C ot too oatra energy you 'n o a t. Look hotter, loot bettor 1 F B I ! Id o y lo e g tt ROC Oeyo W M tlflf ■veoW >MTIS4t 43— Investigative Services o LEOALPHOTOORAPHV o Reasonable rale* Collin Mto 45—Legal Services fA N TB O i OAettt ond OeMlot lo in po lor o Mounting good tlm o on ewr 1 night Halloween truloo on mo Zenith tlo rtln g Oct I t Can Jackie at Oo Travel aor U> t o l l 55— Business Opportunities Claoo A A B, lu ll tlmo and port tlm o. Mukt have verifiable experience. DOT phytlcal and good driving racord Oonoral Personnel sel l 111 DRIVERS WANTED * Qualified exp produce hauler Lang dlktanca. CDL required Clean MVR Call tor apptka lion a g iM P I M M m O f m ORVWAU PATCH PERSON view moniy lor o vary ‘B g r e liy e b v tir w ta oSI i w lloo F u lltim e Am or Pm th ittt. P e rry 'I Fam ily Reiteurent Altamonte M oll, upper level. _____ Next *e Soon _ Need lev Sanlord araa Part lim a. Am A Pm ih i f l t In Itu lu lie n a l Apply al 1100 Brang la Avo _____ Orlando 701 I MO S tripper/w axer P a ri lim a La le hou rt HPm tA m , BAD C i l O I T I Loom oaodly t how to llo your crodil roport C ol-m o loony ond mo crodil (O rdt you dotorvo A m ollng rtc o rd o d m oiyogo ro v o o ll I t l e i m rot;o»i it Apply inperton Debar y Manor 40N H x r y tte i Oakery, FI eel tea ee it GKOUNOSPCIISON w l«rg« *p*rfrTs»nt 6 1 — M o n e y to L e n d com m unity ifii L i l t M ir y f u t ll l m t ig fn m tfo n lf 14 Hr KEEP DRIVING AND STILL CET THE MONET! A ll you nood la your llllo lock Diamond lor oppomimonl i t e m t _________ SL Cron Apirtmonts 321 7303 HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED With clientele Full or port l i me Cell >11 e lU ________ 71—Help Wanted HELP! EMPLOYMENT 323*5176 ______ new. wn»si. BANT 1 0 IN poopio to lota i wolght now) No w illpow er r o q u i r o l l 100% n a tu r a l D octo r-* ooommondod 100% guaranteed lo t loot ADD TO YOUR INCOME S IL L AVON NOW I call Dolly work, dolly pay Report > 10 Am. M l Perk Drive. Sanlord or cell lie Ita i. eta LABORERS NEEDED Skilled end untamed Doyt Cell between I J SPRINT STA PFINO. W IS H LANDSCAPERS Pull lim# SPRINKLER STS. INSTALLER - AGENTS' REAL ESTATE! APPLIERS S l l HR Wo tra in local work m t n trio______ APPOINTMENT SEnERS lu ll ond port tlmo Spurt available M ot I work S a lu rd e rt t l M hr Parma Pont poyllloni Never a tool Ip P tn o im tl, >296111 preduct* 1,000. Born to No door/door P T/F T I M l l l t l / l m t a 1100 BARTENDER f o r i tlm o Boor ond win# bar. Lake M ery oroe Coll M » » W BOOT PERSON „__ I hovo own looll Eap In heavy c o lllilo n A p p ly In person; Mon F rl, tA m IPm M01 Country Club Rd. Sonlord m e a t * _________ C spwr I'tncwO' SOD LAYERS Nil t«p#f i# fK t rtftw if td CALL IJ) I I I I MAIDS S e r v Ic e M e ld L e e d e rt arerege U per hr Call loder t t e r t to m o rro w C ar and phone a m u ll Exp only H IO H J ___________________ MANAGER TRAINEE/ ASSISTANT MANAGER COASTAL MART. INC. It now hiring Management po tillo n t Excellent wagea. benelltt, end vocation Experience heiplui. but not necettery Apply In po rten t I t l l Orlande Ave. BOB______________________ M EDICAL CNA Opening! for ell t h l l l t P latte apply In per ton. Hillhavon Healthcare Center tia Mellonvilla Ave. __________ l aniard__________ M ED IC AL CABINET MANUFACTURER N to d i holpor tor m a terial handling, cleaning ond tiling Si hr. Immediate opening* _________ 114 m e __________ Cultured Marble Manutac. Needy eaperlencedlnytellory, Sol U p/F Iborglaik Patching, and Flnlihory Immodlotoly _______ CALL 494-4*00_______ DAYCARE WORKER Experience 0 p lu i M u ll bo o« enable day I ond nighty Coll Joyce at Mro. Mlchollo'y Haute M l - i m DELIVERY HELP O r lv a r i n o o d td . A m /P m khllly avail. M u ll h«vo oco nomlcol rolloblo Iro n ip l A l loot! I I y n ol ego w ith valid d rlvo r llc tn to and proof ot Inyuronco. Coll Pom o l Olon M ill!; 111 1111 E O E M /F 322-7491 RN MANAGER Full time 11 th ill, weekendt ott Experience In an acute care lo ttin g and management highly detlreble. Come end be a pe rl ol the changing trend In long lorm care Salary do pendent upon experience. LPN Full tim e and perl lime. I end I I hour t h l l l t available Good leaderihip t k l l l t a m u ll G N 't end G P N 'k w ith p re v lo u l le a d e rth lp experience a lio encouraged to apply Drug tree workplace Apply In per ion i Debery Manor M H .H v r y llT l Debery, FI 4*7 U t 4411 0)%<x6e, P ‘ <vuxcU&e 'ty & c v t /4 d c 0 te 4 A ',. . S F L L I t lQ 7 11PM1AM ih llt Full time Apply In person el Lekevlew Nursing Center PIP E Second Shoot. Sanford_____________ M E D IC A L 5 AVI P/T M F . l t W ill tra in P /T lly o r delivery 1*1 MW ‘ NURSES AID OPERATORS PART TIME WEEKENDS C uttom er A s ilile n li. Ceth levy. Vet A ttltte n lt 1100100 Tueeday Friday PART TIME OFFICE HELP typing, bookkaaplng. Can IMBUE PORTER/CROUNDSREEPER W hr* per wk Apt grpundk upkeop A pply S ailpointa A pt! . 401W Seminole B ird Santerd 111 IM I ___ SECRETART/SALES ' Full tim e Parian needed to carry out e ll hmcltone a l a manufactured home kalet ol lice A n tw e r phonal, title work, lake liltin g t type, mow hornet and e i. i l i . * t men agar Send return# to PO Bet tool. Sanlord, FL t t m EOB ___________ M /F S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R Job hom ing Armed A unarmed then My A A itov 1140100 SECURITY OFficilis Sanlord Lake Mery ClOkl D guard Ibense required Start im m ediately t Call et«4111 W ARP.MO Ult AND O IN E R A L LABOR H I L P N B B D B D I Benuk lor drivers AM k h itti available Deity pay. no fee Report ready to work I 10 am. Induktrial Labor S vc. M i l F ranch A v Nephonecaltk WELDER f u r g o d , p ip e and tu b in g welder needed Cell 111 0x01 73—Employ m#nt Wanted MATURC LADY w ill kit with child or elderly pevten Cvee _ ^rjU 2 h lt_ 2 1 4 ^1 *lie tle r _ n e r ^ 91—A partm ent!/ House to Share ROOMMATt WANTBO tf » m i'« p r t l t r r t d hOBTS« 140 nek m S h *r* pool iss« * * 115— Industrial 99— Apartments Unfurnished/ Rant B R ID O B W A TIR A fT S - San to rd 'L k AAery Win a month! he# rent I Deborah. 171 *104 COOL OfFTI One Bedroom A pertm entt l i t ! D IA L M o tt wood Apt l X V IT U WHHEEEEEWW1 MARINErS VILLAGE Loko Ada I bdrm. SMO me 1 bdrm . St W me and up 321-4470 SANFORD. I Bdrm. S M b/tnp. p lu i tecwrlty A ll u tlttfto t paid except aloe n io e e l SANFORD a l l S Park Ave I 4 I bdrm . e h U l i S U l * SlOB da p, or weekly. WOBOT SANFORO. I bdrm fere p e apt in downtown historical dt* h id U M 'm o n th plue U N depeeit XT) 4114____________ SANFORO. Oak Avo 1 bdrm , 1 both Sal S'mo l i t ond loot tlP M M W M lIill I R ID R O O M F i l l MONTH S P IC IA U I bd rm t A e ftk even Call lo rry . M l 0*10 1 /2 MOMTH FREEH I B d r m /I Bom 111 1*10 SH EN AN DOAHAPABTM INTS 1 BORM I BATH apt ovanoblo 1/11/94 C H AA . ilo c k o b lo wothor and dryer, all klkh a n appl lancet ta ll XX7 101 j 1 BORM downstairs e l 1010 S Sanlord Avo 1)11 Include! water 001 11471*4 any lim e 103-Houses Unfurnished / Rent OONT R IN T w han you can own I H U D hornet, b a n k lo re closures. and m ere A l lew a t SMO dawn A ll oroeel A iu te n M o k e O re e p M l m i H ID D E N LAKB N ’fe 1/ 1. btg tc r o o n o d p o r c h , la lo t Leexe 'e p tlo n w , ow ner tlnenc Ing M IS 'm e * * * * * * * _________ LAKB H A R N IV W ATERFRONT 1 bd rm . 1 bom manufactured hovee Far u t o ta l .*00 er reel *410/me. _________O M t lM N l_________ L A K B M A R T 1 BEDROOM HOME FOR RENT CALL __________ » e re d __________ R IN T W ITH OPTION P inecrett 1 /1pool home, fenced S i ll mo lit. la il. A tec l l i a iie S AN FO R D . I b d rm . I d b o th lekehont houte ItM /m o A QUIET. CLEAN RM In San lord Kitchen A phone u u , coin laundry t i l A up IH 4 W I CABLE TV. phona, k it prlv Non drinking, mature male prat 111 wk. SMdop 111 1410 CLEAN ROOMS, tingle tle rlln g l l l / w k . K itc h e n , p h one, la u n d ry, video ge m ot, o il ilro o t perking 1104411 F U R N IS H E D ROOM, elec., A/C. m icro, hot p lile . double lin k , table, bed. celling tent A ll u til turn 101* Magnolia. Sanlord. Call MT 0 * 1 PRIVATE ENTRANCE, ra frlg •ra to r, microwave, color Iv. oft ttra e l parking, and maid earvlca ■_________ 171 KXH ROOM FOR' RENT ill'w e e k Cell lor more Information 111 1101 or 411 1770 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent SANFORO 1 bdrm, I bath, cent H /A . carpal Like new I 1 yr leexe M U 'm o tee U l l t l l SANFORD T O W N H O U IB . I b d rm . I d ba. F lra p la c a . private courtyard w / gazebo No p o ll MOO'mo Security depot It Attar 1pm M l 1111 S tenstrom R entals • SANFORO 1/1 DUPLEX w 'd hookup. CMA, Sallmo SIM M< • S AN FO R D 1/1.1. 1 d o r y duplex C/HA *410/mo Sam/toe S kn tlre m Realty. Inc. l/Ufe AA——- ——w UeMA. Tve Nvdrte^N / *mw *aofr TW HTel like II w ot our ow n." Jim Doyle l l l i e t l A tle rlP M i U P 14*1 1 RIDROOM , 1 both, coni H /A. fa m ily rm . Only SIM down! A lto 4 bdrm, 1 bath avallabla. A ik about our HUO hornet I Why re n t! THR H ILL IM A N OROUP, INC Roe Her 111*111 1/4 BORM HOME looking lor o good fam ily w ith rofaroncot, C/HA, fam ily room, foncod yard U M /m o M l IASI 105—DuplexT riplB x/ Rent NOTICE A ll re n ta l and ra a l aetata a d v e rll la m e n t! a re tu b |e c l to the F e d e ra l F a ir flo u tin g A ct, w h ic h m a k e i II Ille g a l to e d v e rtlte any pre fe re n ce , lim ­ it a t io n o r d l i c r l m ln a t lo n b a ted on ra ce , co lo r, re lig io n , eex. handicap, (a m llla l t le lu t o r naMonel o rig in 1 BORM. unique, very clean end nice, big ro o m i, c lo te to downtown. M l 017* Iv m tg I BDRM, kllchon, porch. 1*1 wk AISO d tp 1 bedroom U k i'm o tw o dap. P e lt ok 130 4111 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent ATTRACTIVE 1/1 w /F le . rm ., tplc.. he el/alr. Avail. 0/1. S41S p lutdep No pets. 171 04*1 CLEAN, QUIET 1 BDRM thododoroo. U M /m o. 111U41 SANFORO. I bdrm., carport, ta c u rlty ly tlo m , lu ll k ll., 114*111 dlKOunted M i l SANFORD. 1 bdrm , 1 bath, garaga, laundry, graat room w ith cathedral colling, fenced bock yard. No pet*- *510/mo. ________ Call UI-0441________ 1 BEDROOM. I BATH Central H /A , yard, scraanad back pofCh 11144*4 or 114*001 114—Warehouse Space / Rent L O N O W O O D /L A K I M A R Y . M id t l i * p u b lic ito r a g a warehouMl. *M , MO, or 1*M tq H kpacai. Nlca, kacura, a a illy a c c a ttlb l* location. From 11*1 per mo. 111*11* _____ Rentals O F flC e /te a n h i t i * kp*c«. U M Sq ft. f r l m q lo c a tio n *1 entrance to Control Fla R * gtonal A irp o rt t o i n i lest SANFORD R tta lt/O tlic *. 1M eq H . corner o l 11m and Perk Ave tlld /m o 14* MOO SANFORD; Far leeee. toned C t. Tto* Country Club Rd Approx I MO eq ft Largo pa re d , fenced and lighted parking tot ar i tor eg* are* U M p lu i tax Call Oick Joyce HO M ES SWEET HO M ES Single Story Design • No One Below or Above Energy • Efficient Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom 1 Bedroom SEABREEZE r______ (MoilifcSJ Hatha TMsAJC Pay Ho ApplutlonFal St. Croix Apartments 321-7303 On Lake Emma Rd.* Lake Mary HOURS; M -f. 9 - 6 * Sa !. 10-5 • Sun. Closed . 3301 S. Sanford Ave. •323*3301 H O U R S ; M o n -S a t S *5:30 C l o u d S u n ■■ ■■ I I I I I I I I I I B I I I I I I I 330 3230 O N L Y it * * * d o w n a i i u m e 7!k % H uge tre e d le ft New In *11 F A B U L O U S I bedroom w ith e ll th e e x lr a t l C all D U a * m The Carmen Oroup H H H lP M m i VENTURE I PROPERTIES HUU A VA FORCLOSUHBS Lew down I Seminole. Orenge end Votui>a C oun lei Call tor d e le ili I * Lack A rbor, unique lake front home Large lot 14! KO BethOibbrne Venture I Prepertto! _ 3304 )2 7 3 /774-9400 SANFORD/LK MARY 1 bdrm 1 bath. I c e ' go' M lKror leate option at 1*10/me i i i t/io SANFORD Hamilton Dtitrlet Like new. in. «lr, wether dryer, le t ly t. dbi carport IM M dn |4 * ,* M * * * m / SANFORO U l.!** J bdrm 1 bath Nice area 74*7 Orenge Av* Real nice home I cen make ,ou m * owrwx «) i ) m 141—Homes for Sale A f f Q fltlA b lF HOMES V fc U T U H t I P R O P E R T IE S FH A /V A tow *k *H % -» 4 * k. owner ttnenc* tow * i sea*/met O b v'l Ferecletw rai. Repel I Semtaete, Or eng*. V elviie I tee.keel e /It U v . din. lam m u , eel In k i t , le c u rlty . u to llita l C 01V CUSTOM kpllt Dming. f a m ily r m i A p p lia n c e * , gar eg*, fenced yd. IA4.9M FOOL HOMBI 1/7. 1AM kq HI L lv . d in . la m lly . g a m * room * U r perchl 101.WO Land leaped 1/1. 1/1 acral Appl. llv . dm. tarn rm *. *47.100 S U N K E N F A M IL Y MM. A m t m . peel L lv . <*n. lam . rm * , a p p l. te r porch, tecuri 7y t y i tern end garage I **.*00 BRICK i n ip lh . llv, din. tern rm *. tec ly ile m . ta r porch, fenced yd . garage I Ut.MO ASSUME NO QUALIFIES! CUSTOM w /ip lll bdrm plan! Dining, fa m ily r m i. eppl . freed r e d 14*1/mo SM.MO FHE FO RICLOSUKBI 1'1 tp m llv.. d in . oat In kltch lanced w/gerag* Ito l'm o *10 *00 CUSTOM b u ilt 1/1 ipm - Uv.. d in ., * * l In k ltc h ., eppl . garage SS4t/m«. t* l.* M PAU L SANFORD Brend new home. 1/1. C/HA. btg lot Nice quiet area Include! body ihop mm large perking *«*e Only ____ IJ» *0* OBO 111 *141 SANFORO Lovely 1 7 . 70/1 vq tl . It* e c re i Den. dming rm . ter porch, new peml P o ttib i* leetepurchew I lI lK e * ! / ! * * Peme-Andenen Prop!, Inc. SANFORD COunlry livin g , d o e * to new m a lll C ree l itertov, 1/1, den. eel In kltch. beeutllul tree* U lK te s T ttg Peine Anderien Prep , Inc SANFORD 1 b d rm . 1 bath Great le c a lw tl Hew point and carpel SM.MO U * M l* S TF N S T R O M R E A L T Y , BATEMAN REALTY SANFORD ■ Near new ihop ping m a lll 1 acre* w ith 4/1 kpllt p i* * In ground pool. beautiful oak t r a i l .....S1M.M0 EAST 2nd 51 iplex.117J.000 ■ IA U T IF U L wooded lot near W llio n tchool Owner (Inane Ing I ................. A ikin g 171.900 BUYERS!! We’ve 0*1 Them A LU Cell our Full Tim* Selei Teem ANY TIM El 322-2420*321 2720 SANTORO • LAKE MARY •In Our 38th Y u i* M il SUMMERLIN STREET. 4 bdrm . 1 bath, garage, centre! H/A. new paint In A oul. owner financing SI*.*00 Oeyt 0*101** Evening* 111 t o ll 4/1 BLOCK HOME w/ CHA on lO O k lll lo t 14x14 b lk leundry/workkhop. 17x17 ter rm. Very clote to Plnecretl Elem. SM.000 171 744* 153—AcreageLoti/Sale 321-0759..............321-2257 C A IIIL B R R R Y B e e u tllu l 1 bdrm , IV* bath New carpet, paint. Show* Ilka a modall 1*4.!00...........................4**707* HALL REALTY 312 W Fusl S t, Siinford La kafrM t 1/1 homo. U I.* M 1/1 c t r n t t tot. * l r ........ -...M7.1M l l a r l t c r a i l T * r m il Gountryl 1/1/1, f*m .. * lr . fenced, tlf.w o 1/1/1, lo*d*d w /le*tw ree l.|7 t,*M 323-5774 DBLTONA. 1 bdrm . I bath, 1 car, new carpal, paint In/out, C/HA. Sal.DM 407 W -TOl* D e l t o n a ! only K M down. U M /m o. Choove Irom 1 homo* to bo remodeled by builder. Greet opporlunlly. Metro Oroup *44-1111 DBLTONA - 1 bdrm. Uk bath. fa m ily r m ,e x tr * il SSI.1M W. M k llc ie w ik l. I71TW1 H ID D E N L A K B ; N ice 1/ 1. b ig t c r t t n q d p a r c h , Ig l o t . L a a io /o p tlo n w /p w n o r llnancIng. S*15/m o . « **.» *** BANK FORECLOSURES, G 0V7 FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN ASSUME NO QUALIFIES AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA A ORANGE COUNTY J iM t M a m fiild , 323-7271 A A C a rn e t, In c., 111.1114 L A K E M A R Y B L V D . 1/ 1 . Loaded w ith ip a c ie l fe a tu re ! L iv in g ro o m , d in in g ro o m , fa m ily room , 14*0 iq ft, N«#d* to go now I R educed l x IT t.fM . L A K B M A R Y . 4/T . kheded lo t. fenced y a rd , acreaned p *tlo . Q u ie t, n e a r t lt m . New ca rp a l, tile , b lin d *. M I . M O . n i - m i L O N O W O O D /M y rtle L ik e an c a n a l. 1/1 t p ll t , ic ra a n a d h a ile d pool. tp lc .. g re a t rm . I I I 1. 9M . 3M I 71* IN C . ANQT AlL0W 4tte0W Dov.nl OevT Repot The Leleil L u ll Bank Ferectoturet Suoer Deeitt O S IIO M N E VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 4 m ^l _______ m - lt ll________ A STELTENKAM P REALTY 111— Office Space/Rent C o llt o r d e io llil Friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management Attic Storage, Private Patio & Morel S a n fa u C (£ < u v tt * o A r e a l.........................u r . N t e a * a Gov't D ew ! Payment 111 * e U ndtod-C e ll Today I * a * to; xn eat* NEW Sanford o ftlca t and/or weroheueae 40* 7 *00 eq H Special. 11*1/me 1U 7U 4 SANFORD O tfk a ipac* 1400 tq ft building total. IMO kq ft par * N k e unit H I >004 MO SO F t I T tor toako on 17*1. k u c c e tifu l e x ittm g anchor buiinakket Good perking and lig h tin g O re e t v l i l b l l i t y Akblng *400/mo 177 4404 work * • Sawtord-i B ait Dealt Large * * 4 bedroom w/poot Good 117—Commercial’ Rentals______ O n t u iy ^ B e a u tifu l 1 , 2 & 3 B e d ro o m A p a r tm e nt H o m e s A v a ila b le * * Lake M ery ic h a e lil * * Beautiful. Ig 1/1. hardwood * - Heart....... t i n ow p __________ M l 1004_________ 93— Rooms tor Rent S I 0 .0 0 0 e Oev’t. Bank Feredeiw ret. > * Atkwme No Ouellfy * * Hemet w ith IMO DOWN I * DENTAL HTGIRIST * MOLLY MAID/MAJDS * S 2 .0 0 0 P f tltlF Y n n O K E M S i f / - . ru L L u i v r r i Immediate opening available for dyn em k Individual S * d o yt par week Strong port# sk ills * m u s t 964 711 *300 Lig h t airport Re a l E s t a t e , i n c . LPN ______tor Bob otter 1 Pm______ i n oil t o r m o i n Nothing succeed* like tucco tt W ere wall into our l/ddocodo at tra ining auccotllui ogonit NO tlconto t W e llh e tp l WATSON REALTYCORP B B A LTORS 111 1N0___ - WE NEEDWORRERS mobile home Near and beltway t l* . MO ' i L m / t it M EDICAL Part tim e hourk Good pay Call Pem el Ol an m i n i 1110101 I O B M / F ____ FLOOR CLEANER 59—Financial Services A ll ih i f l t Full lim e end part lim e Only thoaa having exp* rim c a a t a H urting A ttltla n f In long term cere end being able to -how proof ot ro g lllrp . tlon to toko the cour to or c h o llo n g e Ih o l o t i upon opplicalion mould apply M u ll be c e rlllie d no lotor than to dayt alter hlr». Drug tree workplace Debery Manor M N . H w y U Ol Debery, Ft ________ a a tu a e c it_________ EJtP INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS EXPERIENCED GRILL COONS 141—H om tsfor Sale B X C H A N O B OR S I L L your p ro p e rty located an yw h e re I I n v b tle r t R ealty . 774 1411 LO N O W O O O Lb M a ry School! 1/1 w /p o o l. 1M 7 tq tt IPSI L o n g w n o d L k M a ry R d. S7* .* M O w n a r .*17 t o t * -M O D E R N 4 b d rm hom e w ith kpaclal kitch e n , o u t b u ild in g and tre e d lot. G ree t buy e l S M .IM I * * .* ACRRS, nicely Ireed with NURSIN6 ASSISTANT Sat A S un, potkibly moro Cook Itesch and dinner, a t t it t w ith p o lle n ll end laundry P to e s e c a U K rlity lM litT S Mon Thurt. t ' i hr work doyt Pd holiday A vocation Apply ef> tan Del. nee Old Lake Mary B d . Senior 0 I I l N i t KIT *N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright M E D IC A L Experienced only need apply F a tt c ath lor righ t per eon I t l t l M leave m et t ape e a x h s m o o seeee m , Mewtk It you hove ceorope c o lli K u r il M r . roc, meg. E X P ER IE N C ED COOKS NT I D Partner to Invest In jR to owning A cenopy business l company oilery you • l i t to per ml la • Up to 11.000 m l per mo • Stop D ll Pay P Unloading Pay • Vocation Pay • Solely A Performance Donut • Spout* Riding Program • Aver ego Trip 17 Doyt • Late Model Conventional Treetort It you hovo 1 yoo rt tractor tra ile r. OTR ond know and lea • ipenerKO p lu i a good driving record, call ________ I aaa i t * t i t * ________ 71—H tlp W tn lx l DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES ld * * l tor mobile home or home ilia , h o n e t. c *tlle . terming, or nurtery Zoned •grlcullurel. 13.900 per acre Small down peym tnt with owner financing *g* 7*M771 OSTBBN ■ 11 ecret In Oak Hammock. Atium ebl* 130 14*4 157—Mobile Homes / Sale BY OWNEK. V I. double wide, lam lly park, carport, tcreen room, ito re g * . E xce lle n t cond. Priced below value. ________ Ph 111*1*1 S e m llp m WINTER SPRINOS. 1 bdrm. 14' x *0’ , C/HA. screened porch, carport. 1 util. rm i. Sacrifice 114.000_____________ 111 l i t * 11' X 4a' Mobile Home. 2 bdrm, 1 both. Good condition. SI.I91. *04117 1117 or 104 7*1 S ill 159— Real Esfate ______ Wanted______ 1 TO 1 ACRES lor mobile South lin lo rd /L a k o Jauup are*. C allIM Jim a a iva m a iu Q O 181—Appliances ____ / Furniture____ • AAA RAY’ S APPLIANCE 4 111 S French Ave. Sanlord R * I r Ig * r * t o r , S t o v e i, W eihen Dryere. Free 1 yr labor warr. Del evell. 121 OOtl • AIR CONDITIONER, well unit. 190 Firm. Lv name A Number on machine 174 1177 BEDROOM SUIT lla iia lt. King lolld pin* (dark), tlrm maltresi, triple d re iu r, large armolro, S7M407 HO t i l l BUNK BED SET w ith two matching dresteri Include! m ellratM k. Excellent cond 1700.1 PIECE dining room tel 1121. FULL SIZE BED with thee It SM AMANA wether end dryer STOPl i m i t ______ • DESK. 31" x SI” , otllce swivel chair on roller! A 4 drawer tiling cabinet. All lor S40. m * it * 181—Appliances / Furniture • DINETTE SET. table end 4 chairs M l Can deliver. 172 •0*0______ • DINETTE SET wood grain labia 2*1V x l * t V with I " drop In laal and two chain Only TIP Call 1T1 7174_______ F U L L BOX SPRINO AND MATTRESS 140 A SET A UP LARRTDS MART 777 4117 HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 70 years In Sanlord Sale* New end Used Service ell makes A p e ril 704 E Commar d e lS I______ 112 1*11 KENMORE wether, very nice I Free delivery end warranty __ John A h Beit. 724 17*1 •K E N M O R E DRYER New paint, works good SIS Call 14* 177 1 _______ KINO SIZE bdrm tu ll A 1 cond * drawer 'd re iu r, m irror. 1 nlghlilendi w/ d tl drawer! All lor I7M FREE box spring A m otlro tt w/ l u ll 177*411__ • MI C R O W A V E . ' Kx n mo r e . Urge Look! good I Work* per le d I SM Cell 177 14/0 MOviNOi Sole, loves**! Like new. Tradii lone I Mlsc Items 771 **** dayt 71* 007* eves MUST 1ELLI Rich Plan Indus tria l treater uprlghtl Esc, rondfllonl 14*1111 • T A B L I. drop leaf, with 7 chairs Table top It M " sq with both leaves up. er V W x M " with on* leal down ar I*” ■ la” with both leavas down E xcallent condtfon tee Call *071M 4UI • TWIN B IO . with bundle Like new condition S40 Call 114 0*14 • W O O D E N T A B L E FO R SALE 4 chairs Old wood table, solid wood Very heavy tlOO 1741207 187— Sporting Goods • E X E R C IS E B IK E Good condition S M IT H * * !________ FOB SALE EXERCISE BIKE 1M Tread m ill 1 >00 OBO lie e#*i ____________ l*» —Office Supplies ^E quipm ent C O PIER. Konica 2000. w ith d u p la x e r. a u lo teed, e d it board m u lti color New UK A tklng 17,100 *14/110 191 — B u i l d i n g 219—Wanted to Buy JUNK CARS W ANTED Greet Southern Auto Wrecking pays cash lor unwanted vehicle* r u n n in g o r n o t. M o n d a y through Saturday * am *pm W e'll lend buck 407 444 M il USED CABINETS W ill take uul your old cabinet! end haul ewey for no charge. H i n t * W IL L buy autographed lette r!. photoi. etc. ot lem out people ^9 e c e e ie d /e llvP _ _ 4 0 /J4 7 1 0 M 221—Good Things to E a t ____ W H ITE CORN FOR SALE M eriwether F a rm ! 1401 Celery Ave., Senlovd 223—M iscellaneous • COM FORTER, klng/queen Like new condition Only *70 ________ Call 1 » P O O * __ FISH Tank 10 Gel long combo Common Oscar. Pleco. both 10" tlO O O B Q **!*7 H a ll< p m • FOR 1 A L I Super Highway Power King NEW * ply 1 11 I* 1 L T Range 0 Tubeless on I hole rim Single or duel use. M l 00_____________________ • ORACO CAR SEAT; Like new I Paid 1*0. asking MO _______ l i e 40*1 Iv m tg _______ • INSULATION for attic. Owens Corning R I*. * I " x t l " , 704per toot OBO 171 4top LIV IN O ROOM SET. sole end loveteel, 7 lam p ! Only t y r old 1IM OBO 1.1 ENGINE lor M ltiu b lth l Mirage Only 11.000 miles SIM OBO 111*901 • PLIERS. Husky U S A make 1” * " • Slip | 0ln l pliers lor do II y o u r tlle r M echanics. Good g ilt Item to e ll males In your lem lty Carton o l six U ). For only 1* 00 worth t l * _________ xn *m__________ SATE LI T C SYSTEM Never Installed, remote control, de s c ra m b le r equipped C a ll 17400, atkln g *I1M 111 **M 1U M Q U IIT WOLFF TANNINO BEO S N aw C o m m e rc ia lH o m e U n it s F r o m 11*9 Lam ps L o tio n * A ccessories M o n th ly p a y m e n t! low *1 *1*00 Call Today FR E E NEW Color Catalog 1 **P **T *I*1 • I 1/1 HP DEEP W E LL alecf pump w/40ft I l/ I " pipe 1100 (U90 value) H I 1410 230—Antique/Classic Cars • PEO BOARD 1/4 i 2* x 47 I I 00 H A R D W A R E 114 111 44*1 • FORD THUNDERBIRD, I t *4 A ll o r lg ln e ll Needs tom e work >14*1 OBO 7710110 1140 FORD P ickup. 1/1 Io n .' restored 1*7* L o ti ol extra p e rt! A Beauty 14 *00*300*77 193—Lawn & Garden 11000 OBO All power 171 0314 M a t e r ia ls FOR 1ALE WOOD M U LC H Bring shovel! HO pick up load You load 111 1*4/ _______ • LAWNMOWER Snapper l y t tern 4. w ith a tta c h m e n t* Meed! tun* up tto 111 121* SNAPPER PUSH MOWER w ith bagger Lika new 1700 or be tl otter 17411*4______________ T R U C K , t r a i l e r , m o w e r t, w e e d e e te r, b lo w e r, edge trim m e r, edger. I I ” tre e ihlpo er end more 111 14*1 199—Pets & Supplies • AKC COCKER PUPPIES • * wks. butt, m e le t. health c o r t ll. kho ti 1700 I I I W B BEADLE PUPPIBS. * w kt Old ISO 1 females end I male 110 905/ ___ ___ • COCKER S P A N IIL , male. No pepen. but lu ll blooded 4 y r t o ld N e v e r been a r o u n d children Outside dog Needs good home S ll 124 4*11 otter 1pm • F R E E K IT T E N S P e r lle l Manx Please cell a lte r 1 111 17SI____________________ PURE BREED ROTTW EILER Puppies lor sale A ll shots ________ Call 177 »7>* PURR FECT PET CARE. Inc. Al home pel care Exp In Domestic A Exotic pets Lie. A Bonded S l a t t e d by V eterinarian and Zoological Park trained personnel We provide the highest quality and personalfied pet c a rt al your home 4*>-lt*'1147 or *04 122 1411________________ • SKY KEN N EL Anim al travel cage Very nice. Beige color 140 Call 172 1**4 211— A n t iq u e s / C o lle c t i b le s A N T IQ U E 5 / E t f • f t l / O u l l i r t . wanted Anything ol v ilu * . Topcdsh FI Native 617 6590 •1 9 7 0 DEVILLE CADILLAC 231-C ars ____ • C H R V ILE R IM P E R IA L ' t l . L ike new M u ll ta il Only 111.M0 Cell (40/1111 9*1* • CIERA OLOSMOBILE. I I , 4 door automatic. 4 cylinders. A s k in g *].MO________ 111 111] • LB BARON Convertible, 'to . Red. loaded, dig dash, new lop, new tires U.MO *01 1*0* • P L Y M O U T H G ra nd F u ry, w h it* A-1 cond thru out. Good mileage. *1.000060 ________ m -m o o __________ TAKE DP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except tax. leg. title , etc. F O R D T A U R U S • l* * « . automatic. A/C. tilt, cruise, stereo cassette Only *1*3 04 per month Cell M r Payne tor appointment 17711310/4111*** • T O Y O T A S U P R A , 1*1 *. M etallic blue, loaded, power e v e ry th in g , tu n ro o l. W ell maintained, excellent condl tlonl Gar eg* kept S3.1M _______ Cell 401 114 7*B4_______ • H U PORSCHE. 911 Targe, low mileage, shows like new 110.000 OBO 1711114 1*»1 PONTIAC LE MANS RUNS G R EAT! 1100 ____ 111 M l * _____ • ' l l CHEVY El Cemino. no eng or b e n * . A/C . P/S. P/B. cowl hood. SS g rille . toSO 14* 11*1___________________ • ' l l VW BEETLE. 1400 eng Run* good, looks good, priced good. W ith Redid 11400 171 *741 • * ] CHEVY C hevtlle 4 dr. 4 spd, new tires, doesn't burn oil. Good 2nd car 1400177 71*7 ' * * C H E V R O L E T Ca p r i c e Classic. 4 d r . ru m good, loaded to.OOO OBO end '11 Chevrolet Belelr. 1 dr . runs good 1*000 OBO 114 1211 233—Auto Parts / Accessories___ 21 3 — A u c t io n s AUCTION WORLD SPECIAL BLOWOUTI Saturday May I I , 10AM. 121 N. CR 417, Longwood. Tools, box lots, computer equipment, electric typew riters, lamps, d re s s e rs , b u lle ts , o tllc e lu r n llu r e , coffee end end fables, totes, m irrors, brlc a brae, even a U rge snake cage AND LOTS MORE I Quality consignm ent! accepted fo r future auction!. 10% Buyers Prem ium Cash/ M a|or Credit Cards/ Local Checks Howard C. Richmond, Auctioneer AU11M /AB97* *117111 215— B o a ts a n d ______A c c e s s o r i e s ______ • HOU1EDOAT. live aboard 41' N a u ta lln e . tw in angina V drive, 110K. Dr Q u a m **l *1*1 • I* FT BOWRIDER 111 HP Mercury, o/b. low houn. with b a ilo r 17,100 377 014*________ • 1**4 SKI/FIBH BOAT. *0 HP Merc , w /tre lle r. Runs greall 11.000 P artial Ilnence. *41 UP* • 1U1 REOAL Medallion, I f ' 10", 4 eyl In/outboard molor w /drive on b a ile r 11,000 OBO *10 *004 or I* * 4101 evei 1*1* CONROY I t ft ik l boat. Top *0hp Yamaha, tra ile r, excellent cond 119*1177 *7*1 • 17 FI ORADY W HITE. OMC. Inb oard/ou lboard. lap li r a model. 19,000 OBO 111 1114 H FT PONTOON BOAT; A ll new c a rp a l and In U r lo r . 14.000 40*110* or 2*7 9M0 • 1* FT PONTOON bd«1. All flb a rg la ti, 140 HP Evlnruxl*. Vary t a t ll Many extras, like new I Only 1*,»M 1110MO • '( 7 OLASSTREAM. IS' boel. b e lie f, Whp Johnton.Never In sell w ater, exc. condition. 11.400 OBO *04 71* *75* • '»* NENKEN. TO1cuddy cebln, omc. I/O. 140 hp, low h rt motivated 14*9114* »1»» Ernie • REESE RECEIEVR HITCH, 1000/10.000. C lu e IV . F it! most tu ll lir e p /u trucks. 17100 Call 771 *41* 235—Trucks / B u s e s /V a n s __ • CHEVY BEA U V tLLR VAN ~ 'IT. 1 Ion. Passenger van. clean. Loaded I Too much to list, must see to appreciate Only 17.4910B0.......... I l l 1700 • FORD RANG ER, LTX *1. P/S. c ru li* . A/C. stereo. 4.700 mile*. I yr or 17,000 m l. left on warranty._______ Call 177 111] • JEEP PICKUP TRUCK. I*7»I 4x4 w ith topper 1*00 OBO N e e d !* lot olT LC . 171 7*1* • l l t l SUBURBAN OMC. 4 21 dletel, ha lt ton. mechanically solid, new red./brake rotors A callpers/hoed liner. Very good tires end low pkg. ll.MOOBO _________4 0 7 -T tlltU _________ '7* CJI JEEP. 25* * cyl. 4 w d . radio, vinyl lop. black, 1 spd S1.2M....... Excellent condition 111*147 a lte r* Pm. _ 239—Motorcycles and Bikes 110 XR Honda Endura. I9M Red/whlle. good shape. UOO Cell a lte r 1pm. 121111* 241— Recreational Vehicles/ Campers • 1*17 COACHMAN M .H. 74 ft., 71K m l. Many extresl Incl. generator. Vary easy to drive. *17,900..........................177 4*M ISM EXCEL 1* tt. A ir, queen bed. New awning. Excellent cond 11.0001M 7*71_________ • ’ 7* MOTOR HOME Runs gr»et W ill (rede lor Ire v tl tra ile r ol com para ble value 121-71*1 • ' f t ALLEGRO motor home 77 ft, awning, tw in beds, genera tor A tv. S37.MO OBO H10T17 �• i - 8 «n lo rd H erald, S anford. Florida - Thuraday, M ay 19, 1994 im w Anti-oxidants: Do they really work? 1 THAT O K I \\W ii \ a/ ^ • A nil oxidant* arc hemming Ihc "manic bullet" n fllic 1090s. Proponents claim that these v lta m ln a C, K and betacarotcnr) can prevent cancer, retard agin#, and protect against heart dlscuar. True or (alac? One of the consequence* of normal human metabolism la the formation of chemicals callrrl free rndlcnla. Theae aulMtancea rapidly burn (oxidize) In the Ixnly, causing cellular damage that may lead to disease and accelerated aging. Normally, we all have natural defense mechanisms to neutral. Izc free radical*. Such a n ti­ oxidant chemicals, which dis­ arm free radicals, become less efficient as we age. In addition, the number of free radlral* Is Increased by air pollution. clgaby Art Sanaom r e tte s m o k in g , e x c e s s iv e exposure to sunlight, radiation, [ A SHOPPING FOR CXHMER, * stress, and exercise. Thus, as we progress through life, our free\ NOTATRAMiPLANT! rudlcul defense systems may become overwhelmed: cancer, heart disease and degenerative nflllcilon* (such as arthritis) may appear. Beta-carotene. vitamin C and vitamin K have been found to keep free rudlcal* In check, even In the elderly. Meta carotene had been re­ ported to protect against certain by Charlta M. Schulz cancers, until a recent study in i i ailj cm V , ’ Thr Nrw -Journal of WAY, SIR, I I CAN T \ Medicine proved that It la ol no : GREAT I STAMP / l»enetli whatsoever against lung LTlME! IT.. J cancer. The vitamin l* plentiful ■■— I n yellow and orange vegetables r— / ‘,n,l *ru**: ‘‘•n o t*, yams and j 4 cantaloupe, for example, as well / /ly/lyflrFS j as broccoli. Tlierr Is no rrromn J 'lm /jJ -j if mended dietary allowance for 'r j f f J L ' ** this compound. but the U s J m . Department of Agriculture sug Rr ’*1" •' dally Intake of about 0 ,n,lhgrams I here are no n^nili cant risks In ronsiim iiig larger by Howl* Schneider quantities \ " Vitamin C Is also widely availiTlLL \ able in fruits and vegetables: It is .JSY / / vital to many of the body's I metabolic processes Tile KDA I* -----ft ■rniw I DON'T WANT >©U EVES’ TO SAV ''Y E S " TO M B AGAIN, I CAN'T STAND VB6-MEN, LT. FUZZ UNDERSTAND?/ THE BORN LOSER HOW HXH ARE YOUR. KIDNEY5 ------------------------^TO O Atf? F ive NINETY-LiGHT A POUND / A H A M LE T 15 A V il l a g e w it h A POPULATION Of MAYBE A FEW HUNDRED, ANP., THIS IS MV REPORT ON .H A M L E T ,., s m all m a 'a m ? ) i f -------- ^ r~ \ _ ^ V ^ W m //If 1 j j j — S s L | EEK & MEEK ( 7 1 COOT ^ I UJAS ALL M fiE LF YtSTEPDAY t u m b l e w e e d s ravm naff V by T,K. Ryan OFFICI A L lV !..YOU ) DIDN'T H IT THE J GROUND! J X THROUGH DUMPED! wi th m , ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson WHOMWERE YOU IAUIW6 . roooniEPHoue? . DOWDY WHY WOULD YOU GIVE UO0ODY TOOR CREDIT CARODUMftERf FRANK AND ERNEST T H E 5 /tN O M /lN , ts -r-.^ T O O T H 1 THf TH f fA lt T . to o o if j fBB - J.Sm oHi f i 'm ® m GARFIELD T A H -P A H H H H H / s e lf- a d d r e s s e d , t/ff/r ROBOTMAN* YEWS N50 Y THINGS WENT FINE AT l USED TO BE \ FIR S T..TV E N ..m i, IT A SUCCESSFUL A ll BEGARlAR.BlINKY'S VENTRILOQUIST.) PERSONALITY GREY! ____ _ L X . STRONGER-MINE ^£5 % YJEN(<ER...THEN c a m e -w e . y o k e s ... by Jim Moddlck PfKWN THIS INTERRUPTION .BUT HABEAS CORPUS, j VIE NOW AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF KIIRANDA V. /RETURN YOU VENTRILOQUISTS AGA'HST pstcho AR1I0NA AND TO "ROBOTMAN’ STEREOTYPES IFEELTHE NEED E PWRIBUS A ALREADY IN TO EYWASIIE TWAT THIS STORY . 1UNUM... PROGRESS. IS IN NOVJAY TYPICAL OP VENTRIlOQUlSTS'llF E - STYLES... laymebX l " 7f)L \ W V W organization 1 (O J J H aH IS HEP.E.TO M C h tn c lii In Olhslto 37 Evirlatting 38 Playwright Nill 40Ch*al 41 Soman 2.001 4]Fairylika Philips ISNawipapai o p in io n column 17lvan(p*at) I t — Commandmanta ItFutura bka 70 Locations 2 2 - Wail 2 ) Manga (abbr | 24 — Qantry 27 Covering 21 Egyptian goddait 12 Not rich 11 Barnyard cry >4 Mala ahsap I I Far aia 44 Curvy tartar 4* kc tra d — Farrow M Mot animal or s t a m p e d envelope (o Aslro-Graph, e/o (Ills newspaper. P.O. Box 4405. New York. N. Y. 10103. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. OEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Your level of competency might be a notch or too higher than the level of co-workers today. This could create problems If they slow the production line down. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) fairly In tlie day you are likely to he quite effective and pro­ ductive. but your self-discipline mlghl diminish by the after­ noon. Schedule critical tasks for the a.m. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There should be ample material op­ portunities around you today, out there Is also a possibility you might not fully appreciate what each one has to offer. VIRQO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 221 In your dealings with others today let y o u r Innate philosophy emerge. Sincerity wins respect from others, game p la y in g won't. Don't pretend to be some­ thing you're not. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be alert for an opportunity toduy where you could substantially profll In some manner from an arrangement another already has going. You can fit Into this picture. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Associates who arc In a position lo further your umhltlons mlghl want to help you toduy. hut don't tukc every promise liter­ ary. There may be certain things they can't deliver. 8AOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dee. □□□ nnnn nmn n n n n nnm n n n n n nmn nnnm n n n n n n n nnm IF Y01) PCm WANT TO Teu n YOUR AgAL NAAT£, M K t ONE UP/ nnm n n n n n ------- JTfiETfl----- SI»M * IS 47 |0«8 ♦ *6 * AKQ7R3 WF.NT * J* V KJRT2 ♦ 42 A 'JH5J F.AHT * K 1076432 V . . ♦ K 87 3 A J 10 tto trril A AQ ¥ A q 5 4.3 • AQJl OS * 4 Vulnerable: Both Dealer North South 2¥ 3A 4 41 « 47 8 NT W e il North 1* Pass P an Pan Dbl P an 3 47 4 47 S* Past Pass Boat 1A Pan Pan I ’aaa Paai P an O pening lead: • 4 21) There Is a possibility you might not accomplish ull you set out to do today owing (o u lack of total resolve. Either work or l*lay. but don't nltcnipt both. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jun. HI) One of your best assets today Is your ability lo win or lose with grace. Your behavior will be observed by friends who will udtnlre whnt they sec. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 101 Toduy If you have Ihc courage of your convictions und do that which you believe to be best, the end rcsulls should be lo your s a tis fa c tio n . It pays to be purposeful. PISCES (Feb. 20-Murcb 20| Tltc views and Ideas of you and your male arc likely lo be In harmony toduy, yet collectively vou may produce little of vuluc. Be sure both parties urc doers rntber than merely talkers. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) It Isn't that you won't know how to mukc a good deal hustncsswlse, your problem mlghl come In not knowing what to do with It once you've gotlt. C opyright 1994 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ANNIE C'/MOM. THAT WASN'T A TRICK QUESTION/ nnnn nnnm n n n nnnm nnm n n n n p in m n nm nnn n o n ra n m n n n n n n n n n n n nm n nm nnn nm n nnm nnm nn nm n n nn n nm n n n n n nm n nnm nm nnn nm nnm nn 41— T u lu n g To<lays deal decided the other match Norths u|K-ning bid isnt re­ commended. t vcn In England, the laud of 11*** light o|>erilng. When West doubled six lieurt*. South liMikrd lor a safe haven hoin the storm. Now West had to lead Nothing was inviting, with South clearly prepared lor a *|iadc. Eventually West selected the diamond four, In the main team event, Un­ lo hast this looked like low Irnm draw for the semifinals was -in honor, so he put up his king! Netherlands I vs. Denmark, and South. Juson I lacked, gratefully Italy vs Great Britain. The won with the are und played on Danes heal the Dutch by two clubs, conceding n trick m West points, primarily because one The diamond nine was the Dane made a weak pimp overcall lllc lln c in the dum my, und of two hearts over one club declarer claimed 12 tricks; one bolding 0-6-0-1 shape A mo­ spade, one heart, five diamonds and five clubs. ment later be made five hearts As Britain moved Into the d ou b le d, the side six-ca rd diamond suit being u rude shock final, West resolved lo future not lo double dead slums, und lo In the defenders. lead partners suit. » ze w o o M / ACROSS By P h illip A ld er The second I’epsl International Youth Bridge Festival was held In Den Busch, llullund. lust •lamiary. Prf>*| mvrred the costs of the tournament, but the expenses for each of the to teams Imm nine countries Itli. Dutch supplied two teams) were paid by restaurants In Den I lose) i What a simple and clever By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY May 20. 1004 From lime m lime In Ihc year uheud you mlghl make major revisions In your plans. The changes you'll contemplate will lx- well thought out und roiild J . lead you to Ihc success your old if ? concepts might have denied you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) IkAn U careful today you don’i do some­ thing thoughtless that could ,th is is make y to t ? a fam ily member feel you're more concerned about outsiders than you arc with your own kin. Gel u Jump on Pfc by !§ understanding (lie Influences which arc governing you In the year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today by m ailing $2 and n long, PETER 00 mg. The vitamin Is stored In G O TT.M .D many tissues und has been shown to protect agnlnst certain cancers. However, dally doses that exceed 1,000 mg are associ­ a b s o rp tio n , k id n e y stones, ated with side effects. Including vitam in 1)12 deficiency, and d ia rrh e a . Inte rfe re nce w ith other complications. Therefore, pregnancy, prevention of copper most experts caution against absorption from the Intestine, taking more than S00-1.000 mg (h a rm fu l) Incrense o f Iron a day. by Leonard Starr AW, YOU KNOW I AIW4Y5 CQHt THROUGH/ J 60T m&mi ..or this U T T IC sweenl 1 WHCRe pio you coMt ■ FROTT, 0 4 R L IN 7 � 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, May 19, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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April 22, 1994 30 Cents S a n lo rd H e ra ld Sarving Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County slnoa 1008 88th Yonr, No. 209 - Sanford, Florida N E W S D IG E S T □ Sports SCO graduate in Hall of Fame S A N FO R D — Former Seminole Com m unity College tennis star Mikael lYm fors has hern named the first player ever elected to the National Ju n io r College Tennis Mali of Fame. flSee Page IB. □ People 70th wedding anniversary Irene and Ezekiel Dixon Sr. have recently celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary, lii honor of the observance, u daughter wrote an Inspiring poem about her remarkable parents. □ S e e Page 3B. Life sentence for Garrison SA N FO R D — Chad Garrison was sentenced to life In prison yesterdny for robbing and murdering his former roommate last year. Garrison, 28, must serve nt least 25 years of his sentence before he will be eligible for parole. He was convicted of the 1993 first degree m urder of Michael Angelo Rodrigue/. 30. Garrison was arrested last March after police In Richmond. V a found him driving Rodriguez's ear ubout a month after a co-worker had reported him missing. After his arrest, he admitted to the murder and told police that Rodriguez was burled In a shallow grave In St. Jo h n 's County. Sanford, Orlando linked Expressway to open fo r tra ffic By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald Senior Stall Writer SA N FO R D — It's definite: the Dual Seminole County portion of the Central Florldn GrccncW ay will be opened on the afternoon of May 7. Gerald Hrlnton. director of the Seminole County Expressway Authority, says tills week he’s having "G ra n d Opening Celebration" flyers reprinted sans the "(subject to change pending construction progress)" message. □ S e e Expressway, Page 5A Activities mark opening of road By J. MARK BARPIILD Horald SonlorStalf Wrltor_________________________ S A N FO R D — A morning-full of activities will precede the long-awaited n|icnlng of the Seminole County Expressway, the local link to the Central L See Opening, Page 5 A H«f (Id Photo t>pTommy Vincent Workers aro rallying to finish tho final portion ol Iho Contral Florida GroonoWay oxlllng on U S. Gun game ends in death H anging a label on them Weekend to*do guide • Saturday. April 23. Th e laike Murv High School Debate team will lie selling Vldalla onions from 9 n.m. until 5 p.m. on the school grounds. Th e onions arc priced at $8.50 for a It) pound bag. Precedes from the sale will benefit the debate team. For additional Information, plionr 330-9001. • Saturday, April 23, Th e City of Sanford Scenic Improvement Hoard will be confining their Earth Duycclcbrntlon. There will be a tree planting In Ft. Mellon Park next to the Sanford Museum. Th e planting will take place at 9 n.m. during u brief ceremony. • S a t u r d a y . A p r il 2 3 . M a rch of D im e s WalkAincrlca walk-a-thon. T o raise money for the March of Dimes for research In preventing birth defects. Th e wulk will begin ut Seminole Com m unity College at 7:30 a m . It Is a lO-mlle course widen will end up back at the college. There will be numerous check points along the course where fruit und drinks will be available. After the wulk there will be a finish line parly at the college with food and entertainment. • Sunday. April 24. Th e Seminole County Historical Society will host un open house ut the Museum of Seminole County History. 300 Hush Blvd.. Sanford, from 2 to 4 p.m. Fcuturcd at tltc open house will lie a collection of puper dolls dating from the !820s. Th e dolls belong to Phyllis G rln d lc, who has been collecting them for over 15 years. Th e open house Is designed to celebrate the 81st year of the founding of the county. T h e event will ulso mark the opening of "Florida Citrus Labels." an exhibit of 24 labels that represent the thousands that were used throughout the states from the late 1800 through the IDGOs. For more Information, call the museum al 321-2489. • Sunday, April 24. The Seminole C om m un i­ ty College Symphonic Hand will present their 22 unnual Spring Hand Concert ut 4 p.m . It will be In the Fine Arts Concert Hull In the Fine Arts building of the Sanford campus. Admission Is free. Th e band, under the direction of I)r. William Hinkle will lx* performing works by Mozart. Holst, Foster. Chuplln and Sousa. Cull 328-4722. ext. 3415 for more Informa­ tion. INDEX Showers expected again today : j » 19 By VICKI DeBORMIBR Herald Stall Wrltor Mould Photo by Tommy Vinconl Cocll Tucker, past president ol tho Seminolo Historical Society, helps director Nancy Fryo and treasurer John Bistllno, hang somo samples ol the thousands ol citrus labols that were usod on Florida fruit Irom tho 1880s through tho t960s. Tho labels will bo on display al Iho Museum ol Seminolo County History on Bush Boulovard in Sanford on Sunday altornoon during Iho opon houso at tho museum Irom 2 to 4 p m. C A S S E LB E R R Y — A game of Russian Roulette ended tragically fon lH-yrnr-ohl Casselberry boy. According to Casselberry Police, the boy and four of Ills friends were In a vacant house, owned by the parents of one of the ttoyu. A boy und a girl wuudered to unothcr urea of the room. Police said inarl|uatui was found In llic bouse. Just after midnight Thu rsd ay morning Truvls W right of Casselberry placed a shell In Ihc chamber of an I880s-v!ntugc Stnllli and Wesson handgun and *|h i i i the chamber, police said. Th e y said lie playlully pointed li al one friend und pulled the trigger Nothing happened, lie pointed the gun at another lioy and polled the trigger. Again. It clicked. Then he pointed Ihc gun al hlsown head. A loud explcnlon rocked Ihc house, slartllrrg neighbors who culled the police. W hen police arrived, they found W right s|>awlrd unconscious on (h r lloor with a gunshot wound In Ills head. Te n hours later, after being airlifted to Orlundo Regional Medical Center where doctors battled to save him. tie died. f Bee Shooting, Page 5 A Audit shows school district improving By VICKI DeBORMIBR Horald Stall Wrltor SA N FO R D — Th e annual audit of the Seminole County school district by the stale office of I lie Auditor General showed Improvements over lust year, but there were still ureas In need of Improvement. Auditor Harold E. Koppcl would not comment on his llrullngs. "I have prepared the report and I would have to say that It should speak for Itself," be said. "I don't believe there Is anything more that needs to be said." Koppcl spent more Hum a month In Seminole County preparing the report, the Auditor General's office In Talluhassce said, and It Is. they said "quite complete." Once again the auditor found (hut the school district overpaid former superintendent Robert W. Hughes by $1,955.17 when he left the position In Jun u ary 1992. Th e district wns cited for the same overpayment Inst year. Th e district has told the auditor general that a letter bus been sent to Hughes requesting the overpay­ ment he repaid. A similar letter was reportedly sent last year. Hughes has not replied. He was unavailable for comment at his present Job as superintendent of the Alachua County school district In Gainesville. The auditor also found that. In □ See Audit, Page 5A Looking for support . •• • t Classifieds....... 0B,7B Horoscope.... Comlos.............. Crossword........ Dost Abby........ Deaths................ Dr. Oott............. Editorial............. Florida............... 4 Highway 17-92 north ol Airport Boulovard, near ABC Liquors. 4 Vnrlublc cloudiness with a good chance of uftcruoon th u n ­ derstorms. High In the mid 80s. South w in d 10 m p h . Chance of rain 50 percent. The Sanlord City Commission Is being askod to support the purchaso of tho Wolska Building, plcturod right. At the next com­ mission meeting on Monday, they will bo asked to sign a resolution expressing their support (or tho purchase ol the building and Iholr dedication ol the socond floor ol Iho facility to communlty-rolatod organizations. It Is hoped that organizations such as the First Street Gallery, tho Sanlord Wolcomo Center, tho Main Streot Program and tho like could find a permanent home In the building which is located at First Streot and Oak Avenue in tho downtown historic district. Tho Sanlord Historic Preservation Board Is also asking the com m ission to support their elforts In obtaining state and fedoral funding (or the acquisition and renovation ol the building. • Mould Photo t>T Tommy Vinconl For mors weather, see Page 2A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �2A - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Friday, April 22, 1094 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE S TATE Population grow th Death row inmate found dead T A L L A H A S S E E — A death row Inmate whose death sentence was overturned and wus awaiting a new sentencing hearing apparently committed suicide, state officials said, Samuel RIvern, SO, was found In Ills cell nt Union Correctional Institution In Halford nt 4:05 a.m. Thursday and was pronounced dead nt 4:24 a.m., said Department of Corrections spokeswoman Debbie Buchanan. Results of an autopsy will not be nvnllnhle for several days, Buchanan said, Rivera was convicted of first-degree murder for slaying Hialeah police officer Emilio Mlynrcs In November 1080. In January. I he Florida Supreme Court vacated Rivera’s death sentence and ordered a resentencing before n new Judge nndjury. Th e court ordered the new hearing after a prior felony conviction against Rivera In Puerto Rico was vacated. Th e conviction had been a centerpiece of the state's case for seeking the death penalty against Rivera. Met Life pays fine to regulators T A L L A H A S S E E — Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. paid Florida Insurance regulators a fine of more thnn $4.25 million for deceptive and misleading sulrs practices. The penalty represents Florida's portion of a $20 million fine the Insurer agreed In March to pay to Insurance regulators In nt least 43 other states. Met Life also has agreed to pay restitution that could total $76 million to about 60,000 policyholders. Th e settlement concluded a nine-month Investigation of Met Life's sales practices. A report commissioned by Insurance Commissioner To m Gallagher and Attorney General Boh Buttcrworth revealed the Illegal sales practices were "rife" within the company. Last year. Met Life fired several executives and refunded $12 million to customers after Its own Investigation of sales practices In Its Ta m p a office. Gallnghcr also has filed charges against 67 agents of Met Life for fraudulent sales practices. T h e agents face administrative penalties ranging from fines and probation (o suspension or revocation of their insurance sales licenses. Death sentence overturned for woman T A L L A H A S S E E — A second death sentence for a woman convicted of killing a Jacksonville police officer was overturned In a ruling by the Florida Supreme Court. Th e court In u decision released Thursday ordered another sentencing hearing for Andien lllcks Jackson, who was convicted of first-degree murder for slaying |>ollce officer Gary Bevel In May 1983. Jackson. 36. was one of six women awulllng execution In Florida. In 1983, she was arrested by Bevel for filing a fnlsc police report after she vandalized her car. called poller and claimed someone else did It. She resisted arrest as he tried to put her In the backseat of his car, pulled out a gun and shot him six limes at close range. She sought clemency from the state In 1988. saying she was under the Influence of alcohol und drugs. She also said she had been raped by her stepfulher. an event that triggered a flashback when Bevel tried to arrest her. Her execution was stayed In 1989 by the state Supreme Court, which ordered a second sentencing hearing. Jackson was again sentenced to death In 1992. , Court rejects petition to oust Castor T A L L A H A S S E E — The Florida Supreme Court rejected u petition seeking to oust University of South Florida President Belly Castor. DeLeon Springs lawyer Jam es Clayton had filed a challenge with the court seeking to declare Castor's appointment by the state Board of Regents Invalid. Castor Is the former slutc education commissioner. Clayton argued Castor's appointment was void because a government body such as the Regents with appointment powers could not pick one of Us own members. As education commissioner. Castor sat on the board. Th e Attorney General's Office argued there was no law or constitutional provision prohibiting the Regents from naming one of their members to the university post. Castor started at U S F In January. Exiles, exiler meet in Cuba H A V A N A . Cuba — Cuba's CoinmuntBi government toduy begins a potentially historic meeting with those who lied Its control, opening u debate with elements of the exile comm unity that has been Its must dumuglng foe. Some 200 Cubans abroad have gathered for the meeting. Including members of the government that Fidel Custro’s guerrillas overthrew In 1959 as well us longtime sympathizers with Castro's socialism. From Associated Press reports M IA M I - Here are tho winning numbers selected T h u rs d a y In the F lo rid a Lottery: F a n ta s y 8 1 0 -1 2 -3 -2 -9 Pubflthad Oi hand Sunday, aicapt Saturday t Tha Sanford Harald, Ins. SOON. 'ranch Ava., Sanlord, Fla. J2771 Stcond CI*M Potlag* Paid at Sanlord. Florida and additional mailing offlcaa. Poatmaatar: Sand addraaa ehangaa to THE SANFORO HERALD, P.0. Boa 1Si7, Sanford, FL J1772-IMT. Subscription Ralta (Dally A Sunday) Noma Dallvtry Mall SMontha S1S.S0 124.00 • Month* I 2S.00 44*.00 1 Yaar 17*00 IB6.00 Florida Raaldanlt mual pay 7% aala* lax In addition lo rata* abovt. * * g l A* Census projects Florida third-largest state by 2020 By BILL BMQSTROM Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Incoming International nnd U.S. residents will push Florida from the fourth-largest to thlrd-lurgest state by 2020. census officials say. California will stay the most populous, hut Texas and Florida will pass New York In numbers as people contlnur moving to the Southeast. U.S. Census Bureau p ro je c tio n s Indicate. Florida Is cxpcclcd to grow from 13.7 million to 19.5 million people, gaining elderly, Hispanic und black residents In llunext 2V^ decades. Some changes, like the prediction I hat one tn four residents will be aver 65, up from about one In five now. arc mathematical Inevitabilities. "T h e baby boom Is Just getting older." state dem ographer K a th y O rk n y said Thursday. Other projections, like rising Hispanic and black populations, are based on trends already occurring due In :;nmlgratlon and higher birth rales among those groups, said Oekay. of the state Economic and Demo­ graphic Research Division. Th e Census Bureau projections match University of Florida predictions, said Stan Smith of the university's Bureau of Econom­ ic nnd Business Research. "It's a confirmation of what's already hern happening: rapid growth, large elderly imputation, Increasing Hispanic population, large numbers of Immigrants." Smith said. While the long-range projections may not afreet Immediate personal, business or government decisions, they can he a guide to planning. For example. Oekay said, "A n y product related to the elderly Is Just going to be the place to put your m oney." "W e went through the teen-age years, then buying homes, and now the boomers will really have an Impact on health-care needs — wheelchair ramps and all sorts of things relating to ciders," she said. Florida already leads the nation In per­ centage of citizens over 65 with 18,6 percent, und Is cxpcclcd In keep the lead ns (hat swells lo 25.6 percent by 2020. Th e stale can cx|>cct 3.8 people to move In from elsewhere In the United Stales, and 2 million International Immigrants. Th e pro|x>rllon of residents under 20 Is expected to drop from 25.4 jM-rcent to 21.5 percent. Th a t woidd leave Florldn with 89.1 youthful and elderly people for every 100 people In the 20-to-64 year old "working age" range, the nation's highest so-called "dependency ratio." the Census Bureau said. Th e stale currently ranks ninth. Whites nre expected to comprise 78.9 percent of the state's population by 2020. down from 84 percent. Blarkn would make up 17.9 percent, up from 14.3 percent. Doctors group to query patients By TRACY FIELDS Associated Pross Writer MIAMI B EA C H A physi­ cians' group announced plans in s u r v e y p a t ie n t s o n t h e ir priori)It s in medical rare, which preliminary research already has revealed are different from those of doctors. T h e A m e ric a n C o lle ge of Physicians, with assistance from Th e Commonwealth Fund, suld Thursday It plans lo query 6.000 patients around the country on matters ranging from waiting time lo the seriousness with w hich their physicians treat their health concerns. Th e Idea Is In "acknowledge the Importance of the patient's perspective In providing quullly medical care," mid Margaret E. M a h o n e y , p re sid e n t of the Commonwealth Fund, devoted to h e lp in g A m e ric a n s liv e healthy and productive lives. Researchers nlso ho|>c to help doctors keep tlte patients they have "In the highly competitive situation In which physlcluns w ill he p ra c tic in g and a rc practicing." she said. Some physicians m ight he surprised lo learn, for example, that -a rly research shows while p a tie n ts m ost v a lu e th e ir doctors' skills and knowledge, the doctors thought It most Important that they show re­ spect for their pulients. “ These are different worlds.” suld Dr. Charles Lewis, professor of medicine at U C L A and one of the head researchers. P h ysl­ cluns. he noted, tend to cinphuslze whut he called "the Boy Scout things." such as clcunllness and honesty. Once the data, to be gathered via questionnaires patients can complete In 10 minutes at ran­ domly selected physicians' of­ fices. Is compiled. AC P hopes to oirer It to doctors so they cun compare themselves wlllr their colleagues. In a spin Nlcolo Slaughter closes her eyes and holds on tight whilo on a tiro swing with blond, Katio M oynlhan, a! Park on Park. Tho nlcoly landscaped park provides hours of onjoymont to young and old undor the shado of Sanford’s old oak troes on Iho corner of 9th Shoot and Oak Avenue. Refugee-laden boat latest to test repatriation policy MIAMI — Th e Coast Guard transferred more than 400 Haitian refugees early today from it dangerously overloaded 05-foot freighter after Intercepting the ship ns It headed toward U.S. shores. T h e unmarked wooden freighter was first spoiled about 22 miles west of Bimini curly Thursday, and was shadowed throughout the day by the Coast Girard as It headed southeast toward the Florida coast. said Petty Officer Joe Dye, a Coast Guard spokesman. Between midnight and about 2:30 a m ., 406 of the Haitians were transferred from the freighter to the Coast Guard cutler Mohawk. Dye said. The transfer took place off the coast In the West Palm Beach area, he said. Five Haitians on the freighter were overcome — two suffered seizures, two were unconscious and one suffered heat exhaustion — and werr lakett □ Bee Policy, Page 8A T H E W E A TH E R LO C A L FO R EC A S T T o n ig h t: Scattered evening thunderstorms then becoming partly cloudy. Low In the mid 60s. Southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of ruin 30 percent. Saturday: Variable cloudiness with a good chunce of showers and thunderstorms. High In (lie mid 60s. Southwest wind 10 m ph. Chunce of rain 50 percent. Extended forecast: S u nday through Tuesday: Partly cloudy with a chance of mainly after­ n o o n u n d e v e n in g t h u n ­ derstorms. Lows In the upper 60s. Highs In the mid to upper 80s. Clly Day Ion* Batch FI. Laud Batch ForlMytn Calnatvllla Homtttaad Jacktonyllla Kay Watt Lakeland Miami Paniacoli Saratola Tallahattaa Tampa Varo Batch W. Palm Batch EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K ----------- 1 FRIDAY Ptlycldy 84-64 SATUR D AY P tlycld y 84-64 LAST M aya FIRST May 18 v vj'Ji SUNDAY Ptly cldy 84-64 MONDAY Ptly cldy 64-64 SATURDAY) BOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 3:30 a.m ., 3:50 p.m .; MqJ. 9:-10 a.m.. 10:05 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Boachr highs. 6:19 ru n ., 6:5-1 p.m .: lows. 12:1-1 a.m .. 12:31 p .m .: N ew Sm yrna Beach: highs, 6:24 a.m., 6:59 p.m .; lows, 12:19 a.m.. 12:36 p.m .; Cocoa Beach; highs. 6:39 a.m.. 7:14 p.m .; lows. 12:34 a.m.. BiACH CPSPITIOM* Daytona Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet and semi glassy. Current Is slight to the north with a water temperature of 74 degrees. Now Smyrna Beacht Waves arc 2 feci and setni glassy. Current Is to die south with u water temperature of 74 degrees. St Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind southwest 10 to 15 knots. Sens 1 to 3 feet. Bay nnd inland waters a light chop, Scattered Ihiunk-rstorins. Satur­ day: Wind variable 10 knots except onshore near the coast during the ufiemoon. Sens 1 io 3 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. W idely scattered showers and thunderstorms. TUESDAY Ptlycldy 84-64 T h e high tem perature In Sanford Thursday was 87 de­ grees und the overnight low was 66 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled .43 of un Inch. Th e temperature at 9 a.m. today was 70 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 60. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □ T h u rsd a y 's high............. 80 □Barom etric preaaure.29.08 □ R elative Humidity..,.93 pet □ W in d * .... ........ South 8 mph 2.30 Ina. □Rainfall, □Sun set □Sun rise Tamptrslurit indicate prtvloui day’* high andovtrnlghl bw Id Ip m EOT. 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Deputies report while they were talking to the witness, one of the combatants approached them and said he h id been In the light and had been pistol whipped by the other man. The other man said he had argued with O'Neil earlier about a woman, |>osslbly O ’Neil's girlfriend. As lie argued with I he first man about O'Neil, he said, O ’Neil drove by and started shooting. When O'Nell was found In a cor matching the witnesses' description n short time later deputies said Ihey found no gun In Ills |x>ssesslun. He was taken to the John E. l’olk Correctional Kucllily nnd held on $4,000 bond. Domestic violence alleged Mark L. Crlstwell, 33. 1020 Crystal Bowl D r„ Casselberry, was charged with domestic violence-battery by Casselerry (toiler on Tuesday. Police report the victim said Crlstwell had pushed her against a wall nod that he had thown a chair through a door Inside the house. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $ I .(MX) bond. Drugs found In jail cell Steven Alexander Roberts, 22, who Is un Inmate at the John K. Polk Correctional Facility, 2 1 1 Bush Dlvd.. was charged with possession of marijuana In n county detention facility by Seminole County sheriff's deputies un Tuesday. Deptdles said corrections officers had conducted a search of Roberts' cell nnd had found eight nnd a half marljauna clgnreltrs hidden In his sneakers. He was booked on the felony charge and continued held without bond nt the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Fake license alleged Felix Manuel Rivera. 47. 107 Sunlund Dr.. Sanford, was charged with unauthorized possession of a driver license, with driving with n suspended license (for being a habitual traffic nffcndcri. with obstruction by disguise and with violation of the open container ordinance. A deputy, who said he hud arrested Rivera tiefore said lie knew his license was Invalid. An open can of brer was found In the car as well. Th e driver gave him a license with the name Rcncdlclo Delgado on It. but the officer decided to research It because he believed the information to I k - false. After researching It nnd llndlng that the driver was Rivera, the deputy took him to the Jo hn E. f’olk Correctional Facility where he was held on $ I .<XX) bond. Pub owner arrested The manuger of a bake Mary pub was arrested early Wednesday morning on charges he violated stale and local beverage laws. A city pollcemun reported hearing u Juke box and seeing lights on at Luke Mary Pub. 119 W. W . Crystal Lake Avc. at about 4 a.in. On looking inside, the policeman reported seeing a beer bottle und a wine glusx on the bar and two women playing pool. tw The policeman reported arresting Harry Samuel McMurruy. 42. I4H Lake St.. Lake Mary; wns held on charges of violating the state beverage law for l>c!iig open (mat midnight nnd the city beverage law for being open past 2 u.m. Following a search at the county Jail. McMurruy was also held on a marljuunn possession charge. Marijuana distribution charged Three Sanford residents were arrested on m arijuana distribution charges by agents ol ih r L'lty County Investigative Bureau Wednesday afternoon. Agents report un informant met the trio at a West State Road 46 convenience store and arranged a purchase of two pounds of marijuana at a nearby motel. After arriving there, agents arrested the three und reported discovering 102 grams of the Illegal substance In Hie car. Held on charges of possession of morljuunu with Intent to distribute It and felony possession of marijuana were Mlchuel T Davis. 1H. I l l W. Th ird St.: und Jody Ann Gloiicst, 27, of the name residence: and Rodney Jackson, 1H, 1712 W. Eighth St.. Sanford. Aggravated assault Matthew Scott DulTy, 30. 104 Long Leuf Pine Court. Sanford, was arrested on aggravated assault charges following a traffic Incident on Old Lake Mary Road Wednesday evening. T w o motorists. 19 and 20. reported a man In n van tried to run them off the road and threatened them with a handgun while driving on the road at about 6 p.m. Duffy, standing by the van nearby. Inhl police the two motorists had tried to run him off the roud. Duffy was held on charges of aggravated assault, assault, Improper display of a firearm, possession of stolen property and possession of marljuanu and drug paraphernalia. A Lake Mary policeman reported recovering a loaded, cocked .45-cullbcr handgun by Hie driver's scut. Th e policeman reported the weapon had been reported stolen. Assault alleged W illiam Lindsay Boag III, 47. Orunge City, wns arrested by Seminole County deputies on an aggravated assault charge Wednesday morning. Another man told the deputy be and Boag were trying to hop u train to the west Const when nn argument broke out. Th e man reported Houg punched him, then struck him on the forehead with a wine bottle. The resulting onc-lnch cut required five stlchcs. the deputy reported. T h e deputy reported Boa^ stated to hitn that lie should have "h it him more than twice. Shoplifting charged James Pritchard. 30. 140 Academy Ave„ Sanford, was arrested on a shoplifting charge Wednesday uftcr a manager of the Family Dollar store on West Airport Boulevard reported seeing Pritchard pluce $14 In merchandise In his clothing nnd attempt to leave without paying for them. Shoplifting of pain remedy Tim o th y Rollc. 22. 1308 W. T h ird St.. Sanford, wns arrested on a shoplifting charge after a Winn-Dixie security ofTlccr reported seeing him empty a bottle of back ache remedy in a waist pouch and place Ihc empty container on the shelf of the South French Avenue store. Loitering charge Tony Donald Little. 30. 20 Higgins Tcrrucc. Sanford, was arrested on a loitering und prowling charge Wednesday after Sanford police rc|Kirt he refused to slop for questioning after be was seen riding u bicycle by Former's Market Restaurant shortly after 1 u.m. Two employees report shoplifting Jo hn ic M urphy Rowe, 32, 174 Lakeside Drive, Sanford, was arrested on a shoplifting charge after two W inn-Dixie employees report seeing him conceal $27 In merchandise und leave the South Orlando Drive store without paying for them. Florida inmate executed today from the Florida Slnte Prison, nine miles north of Starke. Four protesters demonstrated In favor of Ihc death penally, and about S T A R K E — Roy Allen Stewart 10opposed It. wns executed todny In the Stewart's execution was origi­ electric chair. 15 years after lie nally scheduled for Wednesday. raped nnd murdered a 77-yearBut a federal Judge In Mluinl old Sunday school teacher from a pioneering South Florida fami­ Issued u 48-hour stuy Just 11 hours before the execution to lyallow Stewart's atlorneys time Stewart. 38. was pronounced dead at 7 : 11 o.m. E D T at the fora final nppcal. ll was the fourth lime Stewnrt Florida Slate Prison. Stewart bad been on Hie brink of execu­ was executed for the 1970 tion. murder of Margaret Halzllp In Florida governors signed death south Dade County. Halzllp was warrants for Slcwarl In 1984, beaten, bitten, raped nnd then 1986, 1990 nnd. most recently. strangled with an electric cord. March 9. 1994. Each time, he Stewnrt was the 33rd Inmate won new hearings. On Monday, to die In the chair since Floridu the state Supreme Court lifted a reinstated the death penalty In 1976 and the 229th since the stay on the execution. O nly two Inmntcs have sur­ chair was first used in 1924. Stewart wns the first Inmate to vived more limn four warrants, while five have been executed on be executed Ibis year In Florida. their fourth. In n brief last statement. Stewnrt thanked the Rev. Fred Stewart's attorney, Stephen Lnw rcncr of the First United K issin g e r, had argued that Methodist Church of Gainesville, Stewart's conviction should be who spent the night outside overturned because the state hadn't turned over letters. In­ Stewart's Death Row cell along cluding one from u former pro­ with another minister. secutor. Ibnt were favorable lo "I appreciate all you've done," Stewnrt. H r also said Strw urt's Stewart suld. "I love you," Th e power to the electric chair sanity al I he lime of Ihc slaying hadn't been considered. was turned nn at 7:10 a m . Stewart's body Jerked back vio­ Stewart was convicted In llic Feb. 22, 1979. slaying of Mrs. lently In the chair. Ills hands balled up. T w o large puffs of H alzllp of Pcrrlnc, south of Miami. Stewart was a neighbor white smoke rose from his right leg. where the electrode was of Mrs. llatzllp'B who mowed her grass and worked as a han­ attached. "H e was prepared to die." said dym an In the Perrlue area. Stewart gave police two w rit­ Lawrence, the minister, "lie felt like lie deserved to die. He was ten confessions and one tuped confession after bis arrest. A belter prepared for his death dental expert said his leeth than I am for m ine." matched bite marks left on a But L a w re n ce ndded that bologna sandwich found at Mrs S te w a rt w ent to the c h a ir llatzllp's home. believing that bis death bcii I c ih 'c should have been vacalrd based Th e medical examiner icsillled on the strength of his appeals. Mrs. Huizllp was still alive when Stewart's final uppcnls were all of her Injuries occurred: two turned down Thursday by Hie human bites, brain hemorrhages from blows to her brad, eight U.S. Supreme Court. Th e action broken ribs, a fractured larynx was taken without comment, except tor a standard dissenting and lacerations of her vagina. stale me til from Justice Harry A. During Stew art* trial, wit­ Bluekniun, who opposes capital nesses testified Mrs. Halzllp In­ punishment under all circum ­ vited Stewart Into her home for u stances. sandw ich. B ill site then re­ Stewart ale a llual meal of p ortedly became ungry and lobster, baked potato with sour confronted him after be took a cream und tossed salad. He gold watch from a cabinet. In bis testimony. Stewart ac­ washed It down with Iced tea. knowledged iH-atlng und raping He was visited early today by Huizllp. But. lie said, lie lelt her his mother, Barbara Hodge and alive. tils stepfather. Hampton Hodge, Mrs. Halzllp and her husbanc’ of Sumpter, S.C. Tw o sisters and a brother also visited Stewart Jam es hud been early urrlvuls in S o u th F lo rid a , tra v e lin g to before his death. Miami In 1920 on the railroad Lawrence and the Rev. Larry owned by hole! und railroad McAlister of Scranton, S.C., kept magnate Henry Flagler. u vigil oulsldc Stewart's cell Th e y settled In Pcrrlnc and overnight. Competing protesters m ain­ raised a family. Her husband tained vigils In a pasture across died In 1967. ■y RON WORD Assoclalod Press Writer Death sentence upheld By ADAM VIOMANS Th e Justices agreed the trial court erred In not allowing (lie evidence but said tt didn't mat­ ter because the Jury had found Dlllbcck g ullly of premeditated and felony murder. D lllbeck, 30, has been In prison since he wus 15 und did not know how to drive. S. Jamet Adam*, 47, eiecuted May 10. IM4, lor healing Fort Pierce millionaire rancher Edgar Brown In death with a hre poker during a 1*7] robbery attempt Second warrant 4 Carl Shrlntr. X . eiecuted June 30. I*ae, Inr killing O year old GalnetvHI* convenience store clerk Judith Ann Carter, who wa* ihol live lime* Second warrant 7 David L Waihlnglon. la, eiecuted July ll. IM*. tor the murder* ol three Dad* County retldents Daniel Pridgen, Katrina Blrk and UnlveMlIy ol Miami iludant Frank Mall during a I0day ipan In IM* Third warrant I. Erneil John Dottiert Jr , **, eiecuted Sept 7, m e. tor Ih* If7l killing ol Ms * year old daughter Kelly Ann Third warrant * Jamei Dupre* Henry, la, eiecuted Sepl 30. IM4. lor lfie March 31 1*7a. murder ol II year old civil right* leader Zelll* L Riley Second warrant 10 Timothy Palme*. 17, eiecuted In November l*ia lor the dabbing death ot Jacksonville lurnllire dor* owner Jam** N Slone He wa* a co defendant with Ronald John Mlctuel Straight, eiecuted May 30. If»4 Second warrant 11 Jamet David Raulerton. 3J. eiecuted Jan 30. IMS, lor gunning down Jackson vlll* Police Olllcer Michael Slewarl on April 77, IT7S Third warrant I] Johnny Paul Wilt. 43. eiecuted March 4. IMS, lor killing, teiually abusing and mutilating Jonathan Mark Kuthner. Ih* 11 yeer old ton ol a Unlverdly of South Florida pro let tor. Oct 31. 1*7) Second warrant 13 M #m n Franco!* 1*. eiecuted May 3*. IMS, lor thoollng tli people July 37, 1*77, In Ihe robbery ol a ' drug house" In Ihe Miami luburb of Carol City II* wai a co defendant with Beaulord While, eiecuted Aug 71. ltS7 Second warrant la Daniel Morns Thomat. 17, eiecuted April I), i*44. for thoollng Unlverdly of Florida attocial* profettor Char let An derton. raping hit wile at he lay dying, then thoollng Ihe family dog on New Year's Day 1*74 Secondwarranl 1$ David Livingston Funchett, 1*. eiecuted April 37. 1*4*. lor Ihe Dec. 14. 1*74. dabbing death! of SI year old Anna Waldrop and S4 year old Claylon Renan during a holdup in a Jeckunvitle lounge Second warrant 14 Ronald John Michael Straight, 47 eiecuted May 34, l«4 lor Ihe Oct 4. 1*74, murder ol Jecktonvllle butlnettman Jamet N Slone He wat a co defendant with Timothy Palrne*. eiecuted Jan XI. IMS Second warrant 17 (Seautord While. 41, eiecuted Aug 31. IM7. lot hi* role In Ih* July 37. 1*77, thoolmg ol eight people, tli lalally, during Ih* robbery of a smalltime drug dealer * home In Carol City, a Miami luburb He 34 Jama* William Hamblan, al. eiecuted Sept 31. IWO. for Ih* April 34. IM4, thoollng death ot Lauraen Jean Edward* during a robbery al Ih* vktlm 'i Jecktonvllle lingerie *hop Thlrdwarranf. 35 Raymond Robarl Clark. 4*. eiecuted Nov. I*. IWO, lor It* April 37, 1*77, thoollng murder ol kcrap metal dealer David Drake In Plnefla* County. Flllh warrant 34 Roy Allen lUrlch. 33, ereculed April 34. 1HI. lor Ih* Jum 37. IMI. taiual anault. thoollng and (lathing death ot Carltna Kelly near Daytona Beach Third warrant 37 Bobby Marlon Franclt. 44. eiecuted June 34. IMI. lor tta June 17. 1*7S, murder ot Tllut R Waller* a drug informant, In Key Weil Thlrdwarranf 71 Nolll* Lee Martin. 43. eiecuted May 13. 1**1, tor fh* 1*77 m urdtr ol a I* year old George Washington Unlverilly student, who wat werking al a Delray Beach convenience tlore Fourth warrant 7* Edward Dean Kennedy. 47. eiecuted July 11. IMI, for Ihe April II, IMI. Haying* ol Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Howard McOermon and Floyd Con* eller escaping from Union Correc lional Institution Fourth warrant X Robert Dale Henderson, a . eiecuted April 31, 1**J, (or Ih* IM7 thoollng* ol three hitchhiker* In Hernando County H# also contested to a total ot 13 murders in live states Second warrant 31 Larry Jo* Johnson, e*. eiecuted May 4. I**3. lor lha 1*7* slaying ol Jamet Hadden, a service station attendant In small North Florida townal Lee Veterans group claim Johnson tullering from post traumatic tire** syndrom# Fourth warrant 33 Michael Alan Duroctter. 31. eiecuted Aug IS. I**), lor the 1*13 murder* ol hi* girlfriend. Grace Heed, her daughter, Candle*, and hi* 4 month old u n Joshua Durocher a lu ccmicted In two other klll.ngt First warrwtl 11 Roy Allen Slewarl, 3*. eiecuted April 33. 1W4, lor Ih* ler* robbery, rap* and murdar ol 77 year old Sunday school teacher Margaret Helillp, member ol a pioneering lamily In the Perrin* area ol Dad* County uulhol Miami w STAY ALIVE OLDE LAKE MARY DAYS don't drink and drive (Corner of Lk Mary Blvd i Country Club) I SAT.. MAY 7 *10 AM To 4 PM I d e a le rs rece ntly... y o u 're p ro b a b ly a lre a d y a g ra d u a te ! V is it us. Our Success Is Due to What We Learned in Kindergarten. T A L L A H A S S E E - Tilt- Florida Supreme Court upheld the death penally fr>r Donald Dlllbcrk, who murdered u woman In Tallahas­ see after he walked away from a prison work-release program In 1990, At the tim e D lllbcck was serving a life sentence for killing a police officer In Lee County In 1979. In his nppcal lo the Supreme Court. Dlllbcck argued that the trial court erred when it refused, among other things, to allow evidence that lx- suffered from fetal alcohol syndrome caused hy his mother's alcoholism (hir­ ing pregmmey. lie suld It Im­ paired his judgment und ability to control his Impulses. 1. John Spenhellnk, X, eiecuted May 15. Itlf, lor Ihe murder oI Irerellnfl comp* nlon Jo* Siymanklawlci In a Tallahatie* hotel room Second warrant 3 Robert Sullivan, 34. eiecuted Nay XJ, IM3. for Ih* cholgun claying ot Hometlead hotel reitauranl a u lita n l manager Donald Schmldl Second warrant ] Anthony Anlurr. M. eiecuted Jan 34. 1*44. lor matlermlnling Ih* Ort 3). ISM, conlract killing ol Tampa private d# ledlve Richard Cloud Second warrant a Arthur F Good* III, 10, ereculed April S. IM4. lor killing e year old Jaton Verdow ol Cap# Coral March J. 1*74 Second warrant wat a co defendant wlti Marvin Frertcolt. eiecuted May 7*. IMS Third warrant. II. Willie Jatper Darden, S4. eiecuted March 15. IH I. lor Ih* September 1*7} thoollng ol Jam** C. Turman In Lakeland Seventh warrant l» Jeffrey Joseph Daugherly, )J , eiecuted March IS IM4. for the March 1*74 murd#r ol hllchhlktr t.avonne Patricia Sailer In Brevard County Second warrant 30 Theodor* Robert Bundy. 43, eiecuted Jan 34, IM*. for Ihe rape and murder of 13 yeer old Kimberly Leach of Lake Clly at Ih* end ot a crow country killing tpre* Leach wat kidnapped Feb *, 1*71, and her body wat found three month* later tom* 33 mile* well of Lake Clly Fourth warrant (Ereculed on taccrtd warrant In Ltach ca u l 31. Aubry Dennl* Adam* Jr.. 31. eiecuted May 4, )»»*. for tlrangllng I year old Trite Gall Thornley lo death Jan 11, 1*71. In Ocala Fourth warrant 73 Jettl* Joseph Talero. 43, eiecuted May 4, l**0. tor the February 1*74 thoollng dealht ol Florida Highway Patrolman Phillip Black and hi* friend Oonald Irwin, a Canadian constable from Klkherter, Ontario Third warrant 33 Anthony Berlcfolll. 31. eiecuted July 37. I**0. lot Ih* Sept 37. IM3. stabbing death and rape of Carol Ward In Orange County. Third warrant Let's face it. If y o u 'v e visite d the m e g a ­ Associated Pro33 Writer In Ju n e 1990, Dill beck had escaped from a catering Job In Quincy and ended up at the Tallahassee Mull where he tried to hijack u cur. When Faye Lam b Vann resisted, he fatally stabbed her 20 times. Th e murder prompted a public outcry and led thcn-Gov. Boh M urllncz to change the way convicts were classified for work experience outside of prisons. The Ini ol convict* eiecuted In Florid* tine* the U S Si^rem* Court Allowed ilete* to rettoretbedeafts penalty In 1*74 Th e School O f H ard Knocks? ~~ Th e court, In decisions re­ leased Thursday, also upheld Ihe death sentence for a prison escapee from Nebraska who killed Ills roommate In 1989. hut overturned the death penalty for another convicted killer who shot u Tam pa man during nn attempted robbery In 1981. Executions at a glance K a is e r P O N T IA C -B U IC K -G M C T R U C K S 1590 South Woodland Blvd., DeLand D E L A N D 904-734-6082 • D A Y T O N A 904-257-6540 • O R L A N D O 407-829-0549 " L O C A T E D A T T H E C O R N E R O F H W Y. 17-92 & H W Y . 15A" \ C £ HARDWARE HARDWARE *{CE HARDWARE 3 GAL. 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Doyle, Publisher and Editor SUIiSCRlPTION PATE; 3 Monttia................................ 919.50 6 Months................................ 030.00 I Year.....................................078.00 Florida Residents m ust pay 7% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Happy Earth Day to you Unlike m arker years when celebrations arc held w ith m uch fanfare, the 24th annual Garth Day today Is quietly observed. T h e City of Sanford w ill plant trees this weekend, but special county wide program s In schools and governm ent that will most likely herald the 25ih atmlvesary next year, are non-existent. Hut being earth-friendly shouldn't be Just n once a year thing anyw ay. In observance of Garth Day. we com m end those Seminole C o u n ty residents w ho pushed recycling statistics to a dram atic high In March. A pat on the back to every person w ho spends Just one extra second picking off the ground a tossed a lu m in u m can or chew ing gum wrapper, disposing of it properly. Sadly, an article published Th u rs d a y In the Herald chronicled the abuse of a fresh water spring by people d u m p in g used oil. trash and garbage into It. T h e spring feeds directly into the Geneva Hubble and will soon contam inate It If the polluters are not slopped. T h in k about the Garth we Inhabit every day. Tre at It and yo u r fellow Garthllugs w ith respect. Find one sm all wuy to m ake your world better, and stick to It. It's the only Garth w e’ve got. Let's take care of It. Flogging: Husband and wife disagree My wife. Louise Davis Stone, a writer, a former theater critic and a former contributing colum ­ nist to the Washington Post. Joins me tn this column. In 35 years of mnrrtagc. wc have rarely disagreed on n major political or social Issue. Ycl on Singapore's flogging of Mlchncl Fay, we are strenuously divided. So Is America. Below Is Louise's take on the situation, followed by m y own. Th e facts are Singapore has social order, no unemployment, little poverty, clean and safe streets, arrested freedom of speech and an Iron-flsted government. None of Hits has anything to do with the dilemma of Michael Fay, n guest In a foreign country. It has (o do with rostering "Rom per Room" nbrond und encouraging more genera­ tions of ugly Amcrlcnns. W c are nol talking about a mere "spare the rod. spall the child" exercise. Rather, we are witnessing u serious display of "white Is right" or Eurocentric Im m unity. Th e old adage, "W hen In Rome, do as the Romnns do." still holds true. If Mtchnel Fay's pnrents did not tench hint how lo respect other cultures, then It Is time for him lo learn. Flogging m ay be an avenue of prevention worth trying. Flog Fay. As for the State Department. It's got a lot of chutzpah calling the sentence "excessive." E ve ry dny In this country, people re­ ceive " e x c e s s iv e " sentences. P u n ish ­ m e n ts f r e q u e n t ly don't fit the crime a n d I h o u sa n d s l a n g u i s h In t he overflowing Jails ol an u njust Judicial system. O b v i o u s l y , I 'm from the old school, the be fore-lele vision days when you "put c h i l d r e n on pun ishm en t" when f Y o to n th e y re c k le s s ly Singapore's in I s h e h a v c d . I n flogging of m a n y h o u s e h o ld s Michael Fay, we todny the parents are are strenuously the ones punished. divided. J We do not nerd the Michael Fays as models, nor do wc need 18 year-olds controlling our streets. With the world's highest rates of raja-. murder, assault and Incarceration, wc also have different ? R * & > - WHaT P o p s T H a Letters to the editor urc welcome. All loiters must he signed. Include the address of the writer und a daytime telephone number. Letters should be tin a single subject and be us brief as possible. Th e letters are subject to editing. Berry's World O IVM w MCA. Inc 'GOOD! There are no 'beloaguorods' In front ol your name." t o DONNA BRITT Nice guys really do finish first W A S H IN G T O N I don't know what I expected from a legend, but II certainty wasn't realness. Or a child's unabashed enthusiasm. O r lo be reminded of the best lesson you cun teach anybody who needs career udvlcc. As befits a writer who earned his rep examining the unfair advantages possessed by the haves over the have-nots, Washington Post columnist W illiam Raspberry had a problem, curly on. with his celebrity. "1 was somebody who Insisted on being treated like a rcgulur guy, who resisted being made much of." he told me al our first lunch three years ugo. Unsure about whether lo leave feature writing for columntzlng. I'd consulted my veteran coileugue. confessing tlint I feared losing m y privacy. So did he. Raspberry said — until the day he found himself standing In a long line al a popular dining spot. He had no reservation. C le arly, the wult for a table would be Interminable. Suddenly, the nm ltrc'"d’ eye met his. And winked. "M r. Raspberry!" the grinning m a llrc 'd cried, beckoning for him to step to the head of the line. "Y o u r table Is ready. Please come this w ay." For a microsecond. Raspberry wavered. The n he strode to the front of the line. So m uch for the Joys of obscurity. . I laughed out loud then and did so again Tuesday, when Raspberry was awarded the Pulltlzcr Prize for commentary after some 28 years of column writing. When he stood before scores of Post staffers after winning Journalism’s most prestigious prize, scvernl Journullsls who came for cake and congruts left with damp eyes. T o understand why. listen to how Raspberry reacted when I ducked Into his olTlcc to offer my personal congratulations. Before I got even u quarter of the wuy through m y "how wondcrfulP's. Raspberry — still reeling from fulfilling a lifelong dream — launched Into a long soliloquy on how much he liked m y column (hut duy. W c live on a dug-cat-dog planet, we arc told. Everybody Is out for number one — especially at competitive places like Th e Wiisiilnglon Post. Some people disprove the hype. Th e y may not be perfect but they slrivc for kindness. Real successes take would-be columnists they barely know to lunch: ure friendly lo those whose Hiatuses don't approach theirs. "H e speaks even to people you don't huve to notice," says a Post copy aide, one of the young people who typically occupy the entry-level newsroom Jobs. "It's an effort to be polite — an effort (some writers) choose not to make." What Impressed me about Raspberry at thut early lunch, nnd what floors me still, Is his l J T o Michael Fay. freedom probably means the right to do as he (ileuses, even If that right ends up depriving others of their freedom. Wc don't know a lot about Michael Fay’s upbringing, nor are wc privy to his emotional stability. What wc do know Is that If he had spray-painted one of our ears, our nngcr would huve demanded swift punishment. But nngcr must nol plunge us to Michael Kay s destructive level. We still honor a Ju d ro Christian legacy that sets our democracy apart from nil others, blemishes and nil. We may not l>e able to define precisely whnt mnkes us so magnificently unique. All that we know, as the hym n sings, Is that "there la something w ithin.” And that "something w llh ln " tins kepi this nation from succumbing In barbntlc vengeance. Punish the wrongdoer, yes. But find that always elusive luilntice between the crime and the punishment. Thut commonality Is why Michael Fuy should not be (logged. ••Chuck Stone M S3 VP Ban inshore net fishing LETTERS TO EDITOR Let Michael Fay off and we will all pay In one wny or the other. It’s tough love. kid. Tough It out. - Louise Davis Stone JACK ANDERSON 5° Ml/cH FbK Trfa M3iN$Tte3M LETTER I'iim a freshman student at the University or Florida and nshare a deep concern ubout our dw indling Florida fishery with m any of m y clnssmales. Th e uSr’uf-flUper-cfflcIcnl glllnctshy commercial fishermen ha* nol only decimated Florida's fish population lad has also killed many endangered and threatened spclces. hi 1990 and 1991. the Marine Fisheries Commission documented 141 sea lurlle deaths due to net entanglement. Th e U.S. Marine Mammal Stranding Network reported nets as the prim ary cause lor I lie 13 man-related porpoise deaths la 1989. T h e Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission lias reported "u 50 percent decline In nesting brown pelicans,'' believed to be caused by a decrease In the number of forage fish. Comm ercial fishermen would lead the nubile to believe that Florida's seafood supply would suffer If nets were banned; liowcvcr.only two net-caught species (black mullet and Spanish mackerel) arc In demand. All of the species you would order In a restaurant (g ro up er, sn a pp e r, d o lp h in , and swordfish) are hook-and-llnc caught while salmon and catfish are farm-raised. It Is evident thut the promised Save O u r Scullfc amendment to the Florida Constitution that would ban Inshore net fishing would be a move In a positive direction.. T h is Is an tinpartunt step In renewing our a-lailonshlp with the environment we live In. W llhout this step. It may not Just be fish and birds thut are dying. Klml>crly Bruce Gainesville standards for different groups of people which reully menus no standards. enthusiasm. He bus n couple of decades on me. but his energy — the fervor with which he picks apart the "Insignificant," the sparks that pour oR him as he forages Into tiny corners for major truths — rivals m y kids'. Pcrhups It's because he Isn't (hat much bigger than they ure. I have a hard Iline Imagining a big man b e in g an effusive. Strapping types lend toward coolness — maybe they have to so as n o t to o v e rw h e lm . At 5-fcct-G In Ills loftiest loafers. Raspberry Is finger-soup quick as he bounces about the newsroom, cracking JokcH, m in in g for columns, gossiping. E a c h d a y , he a r d e n tly d e m o n ­ l Love what you strates one of the do. Love Iho Hurcnt keys to suc­ holl out of It. ^ cess: Love whut you do. Love the hell out of It. Don't settle for Just liking your cu reer. for becoming a datn processor or school principal or Toyota saleswoman because "the paycheck's decent and bey. It's a Job! Make It so much fun thut you'd consider doing 11 even B you didn't gel paid — or didn't get paid very much. Though It's arguably the best will lug Job at a newspaper for an opinionated person, being a columnist Isn't always fun. You're bound to hurt or ungcr readers some of whom delight In trying to hurt you back. You gel more heartfelt mull than you can answer, Vital Issues arise that you can't always address. Some days, you must crum 40 Inches of Insight Into a 19-Inch space — und other days you have zip, Folks will lake stinging shots al you — like the local African American newspaper ihul has de­ scribed the cvcr-modcrutc Raspberry as a Post "bouse Negro." Th e column Is ulwnys. always there. When 1 bemoan such things to Raspberry, lanods sympathetically. But ills eyes have Ihe baffled look of someone listening to an heiress complain ubout how mlscrublr II Is, spending an Inexhaustible fortune. "D on't you know." the eyes ask, ‘thut you have the best Job In the cosmos?" The man Just doesn't get It. But he goi the Pulitzer, telling hls particular truth. Which proves thut sometimes, nice guys get to the head of the line even without a wink and a smile. e x ic o ill-e q u ip p e d h a n d le u n r e s t W A S H IN G TO N — Intelligence sources and ( specialists al the U.S Embassy In Mexico are nervously and closely watching (he unfolding Investigation Into the recent assassination of tails Donaldo Coloslo. the leading presidential candidate. U.S. Intelligence sources In Mexico have recently sent back a scries of classified cables lo Washington Irving to assess Mexican reaction lo dlllrn-nt conspiracy scenarios. S hould widespread civil unrest break out tn the wake of the a s s a ssin a tio n , the Mexican arm y would Ik - Ill-equipped to re­ store calm, according t n tw o p r c v l o u s secret C n n lra l In ­ te llig e n c e A g e n c y reports. “ T h e m ilita ry Is n o t p r e p u r e d to handle a wide variety of s i m u l t a n e o u s th r e a ts , e a c h r e ­ £ A m bassadors q u ir i n g ta ilo r e d m w ho serve in ta c tic a l p la n n in g , M exico, have t r a i n i n g an d long 30on M oxico as a equipment." one ol potential tlie C IA reports, repow der keg of v ie w e d b y o u r discontent. 4 associate Dale Van Atta. warns. "Eve n with gmxl training and discipline, the relatively small military forces would be stretched I cki thinly. Too m any imlls might he tied down try static defense of Industrial and oil targets." a main concern of the Mexican military If civil unrcsl breaks out. Shier Coloslo was gunned down In the northern border city ofTlJunnu on March 23, Mexican government Investigators have ar­ rested a half dozen men who they say participated In a conspiracy to kill Ihe candidate. A major segment of lire* Mexican population believes some fad Ion Inside Coloslo's party, the InsUtidinniiJ Revolutionary Party, or I’RL ordered the bit for some polltlcul reason. Ambassadors who serve In Mexico, and experts In W ashington, have long seen Mexico as a potential powder keg of dlscorilent that only needs a spark of the wrong sort to start off widespread riots and violence. Th e chief American Interest In Mexico has always been in have u peaceful neighbor on our southern bonier, and American political leaders have long privately preferred stability la Mexico to democracy — If there had to be a choice. Widespread civil unrest touched off by Internal and bloody Infighting wllhln Ihe PRI would overwhelm the Mexican m ilitary, which only has 175,000 troops — Jusl two-tenths of a percent of the Mexican population ns u whole. "T h e defense share of Ihe (Mexican) federal budget lias remained below 5 percent since 1900, and has generally diminished since then." says Ihe C IA reports. Prior to tills latest Incident, the C IA believed Ihe military could be trusted lo hack ! the PRI because It was part nnd parcel of the power structure. But If InvestIgulors found that an Internal ruction wllliln PRI ordered the assassination of Coloslo. (he military would he spilt. C IA estlmutcs ure especially disturbing because their progn osis for peace, if widespread civil unrest breaks out, Is poor, no matter B the local police or the military — even If backing a united PRI — try to handle II. "A lthough tlte regular armed forces have | the prim ary responsibility for internal us well as external security, Mexican governments have used civilian security forces uq (he first line of defense against domestic unrest." one of the reports notes, adding: ___ _ "Regular police forces handle demonstra­ tions staged by Htudcnts. teachers or other groups, and plain clothes security units collect Intelligence on dissident movements. �U ' * . Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Friday, April 22, 1994 - IA Construction takes a jump By J. MARK BARFIELD Horald Senior Staff Writer_______ BUILDING PE RM IT A C T IV IT Y SA N FO R D — Countructton In the unincorporated arena took n trig Jum p during the pant nix months. Housing construction nlnce Oct, 1 Increased 26 percent over the name six-month |>erlod a year ago, according to the m on­ thly report by the Seminole County Building Department. T h e n u m b e r of com m ercial construction permits lept 66 peruait ahead of those Issued during the first six months of the county's (lncal yrnr beginning Oct. 1,1993. Overall conntructlon permit activity remnlns 23 percent lens than Inst year because of the com pletion of thousands of roofing repairs following the M a rc h 1002 s o u th c o u n ty hailstorm. Th e value of con­ struction has Increased 18 per­ cent. from $06 million to $116 million. A total of 330 new home perm its were Issued by the county since October, n strong Increase over I he 420 permits Issued between Oct. 1. 1092 and March 31. 1993. Permits for the month of March remulned only slightly ahead of March house permits Issued a year ago. 68 compared to 65. Folks staying In their prrsent homes are Investing In fixeruppers. especially pool addi­ tions. The number of swimming (tool permits Issued during the Inst six months has Increased 103 percent com {Hired In the same period the year before. Ill March. 73 pool permits were FIS C A L Y E A R S 9 1 / 9 2 , 9 2 / 9 3 Policy 2 ,5 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 1 ,5 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 Issued, nearly triple the 26 permits Issued In March a year ago. Even new commercial con­ s tru c tio n Is s tre n g th e n in g . There's been a 66 percent In­ crease In new commercial con­ struction permits slnrc the first of the year compared to 19921093. A total of 40 business ' ii v q r > ;, t B STANFORD H.CLINGER 8R. Stanford II. Clluger Sr., 75, 1-ike Griffin Circle, Casselberry, died Thursday. April 21, 1994, al South Seminole Hospital. Longwuod. Horn on Aug. 7, 1918. In Lewlstown. Pa., lie moved to Central Florida In 1962. Mr. CUngcr was a retired U.S. A rm y master sergeant and communications chief. . He was a Baptist and n veteran of World W a rll. Survivors Include wife, Clco; sons, Stanford Jr., Summerflcld, Byron V.. Orlando, and Mlcharl A n d re w , Casselberry; sister, Eve lyn Jordan, Philadelphia; five g ra n d c h ild re n and one grcnt-grnndduuglitcr. Gaines Carey Hand Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood, In charge of the arrangements. ROBERT E. CORDARY R o b e rt E . C o r d a r y . 72, W y o m in g Street. Longw ood, died Thursday, April 21, 1994, til Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs. Born lit New York City on April 22, 1921, he moved to Central Florida In 1988. Mr. Cordary was a counseling su­ pervisor for the slate of Florida, lie was a retired U.S. Arm y captain and u veteran of World W a rll. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife , LaCcm c; daughter, Robin Roy. Longwood; brother, Edward R., Davie. B a ld w in Fa irch ild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. In charge or the arrangements. )-1 Wm l-.-l ri’f .! • FY 9 1 / 9 2 M»r»W Stwto by Su»»n Winnar S - FY 9 2 / 9 3 Never tires of play FY 9 3 / 9 4 Taylor Qamoll, 6, poors Ihrough tho tiros at Park on Park, looking for Iroasuros while on|oylng tho warm afternoon at play with her brother and slstor, David and Llndsoy. Audit miles east of Miami and 22 miles north of Illmlnl, the closest Batumi I,m Island to Florida, said Petty Officer Ton I Long-Gay. by small boats to the Coast Guard's stations In Lake Worth and Fort Lauderdale. Dye said. They were then taken to local hospitals. Inti Dye had no information on their conditions. The freighter was then towed by a 4 1-loot patrol boat to the Lake Worth station. "There's been no decision to bring those people to the United States ... they're outside the territorial waters of the United States." Immigra­ tion and Naturalization Service spokesman Duke Austin said Thursday lit Washington. A Coast Guurd cutler spotted the freighter before dawn Thursday and slopped It about 30 r Renovations to existing com ­ mercial structures Increased 64 percent d urin g the past six months. ------------------ Continued from Page 2A to*MflKIl \ '♦ c o n s tr u c tio n p e rm its were Issued during the first half of the county fiscal year, up from 24 permits Issued during the same period last year. The Coast Guard was unable to determine the freighter's point of departure and could not Identify cither the Ihuii or Its captain. Th e hoot Is believed to have broken down oil Nassau on Tuesday. Th e Haitians were appar­ ently able to repair the old wooden freighter and continue on their Journey, a Bahamas Defense Force spokesmun told The Trib u n e for a story In Friday's papers. Th e freighter was packed with 411 Haltluns, f. stepsons, T e rry Klopfenstcln and Christopher Klopfcnstrln, both of Wapakoncta. Ohio; mother. Helen Easton Mort. Lima; stepfa­ ther. Ralph Drcxlcr. Lim a: sis­ ters, M ary Margaret B usby. C o lu m b u s. Ohio, uml Marty Nance. Lim a: brothers, T o m Drcxlcr of Colorado and John D r c x lc r . L im a : five g r a n d ­ children. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l H u m e . Sanford. In cliargc of the ar­ rangements RUTH PHELPS Ruth Phelps. 90. Homestead Avenue. DcBary. died Wednes­ day. April 20. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San­ ford. Born May 9, 1903, In Dchmluk Springs, she moved to Central Florida In 1959. Mrs. Phelps wus a private duly nurse and a member of All Saints Eplscnpul Church. She was also a member of Wesl Volusia Artist Inc., the Deltona Art Club, the Florida Federation ol Art Inc., American Legion Post 259 and Deltona Art Educational Pro­ gram. Survivors Include son, Gordon R., Melbourne; two grandsons; two greut-grunddaugnters; two Hlep-grcat-grandcblldren. B a ld w in Fa irch ild Fun e ra l Home. Oakluwn Park Chape'. U ik c Mary. In charge of the arrangements. THEODORE HARDY Theodore Hardy, 70, of East 4 th S t r e e t , S a n f o r d , d ie d Thursday, April 21. 1994. at his residence. Born Nov, 29, 1923, In Sunford, he was a lifelong resident. Mr. Hardy was a labor­ er and Baptist. He was an A rm y veteran. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e E m m a Harold. Alberta Trib b le and Robert Hill, all of Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford, in churgc of arrangements. ATH ELYN J. "L Y N " REED Alhclyn J . " L y n " Reed, 00, of Bclhcsdn Street, Apopka, died T h u rsd a y , A pril 21, 1994, at Flo rid a Hospital, A ltam o n te Springs. Born May 3. 1033, In Plymouth, she was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. Ms. Reed was a telephone operator for Southern Bell and u member of Church of God. Survivors Include daughter, Debra Ja n Juckson, Sanford; sisters, Elolsc Durden. Sopcrton. Gu.. und Mickey Hickson. San­ ford. B ald w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home, Apopka. In charge of arrangements. DANIEL ALFRED MORT Daniel Alfred Mort, 50, Myrtle Avenue. Sanford, died Wednes­ day. April 20. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospital, San­ ford. Horn April 27. 1943, In Lim a, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida In 1988. Mr. Mort wus a tool and die engineer. Survivors Include wife, Nancy; daughter. Sheila, Center Hill; sons, Todd Daniel of ML Dora. Handy Lee, Umatilla and Ken­ n e th R u s s e ll. C e n te r H ill; CARRIE BELLE STAN A LA N D Carrie Ucllc Slanalaml, 71, Ham ilton Avenue, Longwood, died Wednesday, April 20, 1004. at her residence. Born Dec. 27. 1022, In Starke, Gu., she was a resident of Central Florida most of her life. Mrs. SUmuiund was a homemaker. Survivors include daughter, W anda Sasser. Dcltonu; five g ra n d s o n s a n d n in e g re a t­ grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e , Continued from Page I A violation of Ixjth Florida Ad­ ministrative Code and of the board's own policy, the district Ii a s o ii s o m e o c c a s t o n s purchased similar or related Items which cost more than $6,000 from the same vendor w ithin short periods of lime without putting die Items out lor competitive bidding. Th e pur|M>sc of the bids Is to demonstrate that the purchases are made at the lowest costs while m aintaining consist cut q u a lity. .• yvfriTW ,1 Sanford, In eluirge ul the ar­ range men Is. FUNERALS MORT. DANIEL A Funeral wrvica, lor Daniel A Mort, SO. ot Sanlord, *So died VAdnetday will be It o'clock Monday morning al Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with the Her Jam** Schrader otllciatlng Interment will be in Oeklewn Park Cemetery Friends mey call at Gramkow Funeral Home Sunday afternoon from2to4pm and4 to !p m Arrangement* by Gramkow Funeral tfoma. Santord REED, ATHELYN J. "LYN" Furt*ral tervlce* tor M» Alhelyn J "Lyn" Reed. 40. ol Apopka who paiied awoy Thurtday will be conducted Saturday at 10 JO a m al the Apopka Oiapel ol the Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home, with the Rev Donald Wlggln* oltUlaling Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery, Apopka Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home. Apopka. In charge ol arr angemmt* STANALANO. CARRIE BELLE F uneral tervlce* lor C arrie Belle Slanatand. M, ot Longwood. who died Wednetday, will be 10 o’clock Saturday morning at Gramkow f uneral Home Chapel with tho Rev Glen Uiggt otllciatlng Inter ment will be In Oakiawn Perk Cemetery Friend* may call al Gramkow Funeral Home Friday lrom4 lo lp m Arrangement* by Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanlord T h e d is tric t has told the Auditor General's office that the p u rc h a s in g d e partm ent lias 'increased efforts to monitor rcqulslsloim of similar types ol ite m s to h e lp e n s u re th u i purchases of similar Items are competitively bid.” There was no Indlciillini of whirl the Increased efforts might price lunch program showed consist. that Income verification docu­ T h e auditors review also In­ mentation was not on flic for dicated that Hie district hud not one-third of the students In the established n procedure to be lest verification survey. sure that vendors they contract On that point, the district with on federally-funded projects Indicated (lint they are "In the are eligible to do so. process ol strengthening our Th e report warned the failure procedures." to comply w dh the provisions of Th e y Indicated that a pilot federal law (l.e. obtaining the program Is In place whereby the v e n d o r ce rtific a tio n s) co uld verification oT Income will be "result In disallowances ol grant done through the Food Service expenditures by the grantor." department rather than through T h e district, while nol In­ the schools. dicating the details of any such Overall, the auditors report program, explained they have found fewer violations and pro­ "Implemented procedures to en­ blem s than In the past. It sues thill each contract for goods Indicated that Improvements are o rw rv lc c s equal to or In excess l>cli)g made In (he purchasing o f $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 c o n t a i n s th e and spending procedures of the certification required by federal district and that the district Is regulations " more often In compliance with Finally, the auditors said tlielr federal regulations and even review of the free and reduced with Its own policies. Shooting Continued from Page IA " T h e y were playing Russian Roulette." Patrick Simpson, public Information officer of the Cassel­ berry Police Department, said. "H e pulled the trigger on his friends and lost when he {lulled It on himself." with their friend. They admitted they had stolen the weapon and three others from a home on Winter Park Drive In Casselberry. Th e y had hoped to hide the stolen gun. they told police. Police are still Investigating (lie Incident, hut they are tentatively calling the shooting an accident. Th e y were arrested yesterday afternoon and charged with armed robbery In connection with the guns. Th e other teens In the house were not Involved In the armed robbery incident and did not witness the situating. Th e shooting occurcd In a home III the 300 block of Bridal Pastil In Casselberry. The home is owned by the parents of Rlad Kllarnt, 17. who was In the house al the time of the shooting. T h e house Is presently vacant and Is for sale. David Lambert. 17. and another boy and Ills date were also In the house at the time of the shooting Investigators questioned Lumber! and Kllurnl attorn wltv the gun was found outside and not Police said a "bong" (a marijuana smoking pipe) and some marijuana were found In the house when police arrived. Investigators do not know If drugs played u part 111 the shooting. "T h e autopsy will tell us If (W rlgld) had been smoking at the time of Ills death." Simpson explained. "We had no legal way of testing the others." The autopsy Is expected to Ire done tills morning. Expressway Continued from Page 1A Opening Continued from Page IA Florida GrccncW uy. T h e Lake Jesup 5k Run across the Lake Jesup bridge will kick off the day al 8 u.m . with up to 1.500 runners am) wheelchair racers expected to participate. Five minutes later, between 500 and 1,000 schml children and their parents from throughout the county will take off on n stroll across the twin spans of the bridge In what Is billed as " T h e First...and Lost" event of Its type. Race awards will be presented at 0:30a.m . Beginning ill 10:30 u.m.. Sunford M ayor Bctlyc S m ith is scheduled (o Ixisl the official g ra n d o p e n in g ce re m o n ie s. Congressman John Mica. R-Fcrn Park. Is scheduled to attend. By noon, the ceremonies will wrap up and crows will begin rem oving scaling, barricades, co n c e ss io n s fro m the site. There's no cxuct open-to-truffle lime set, tint ceremony orga­ nizers anticipate the final bar­ ricades will be removed by late afternoon. For more Information on the ruces, call 4 0 7 -8 9 8 -1 3 1 3 or 896 5473. Proceeds will benefit the Alzheimer Resource Center. Congressman Jo hn Mlcu Is expected to Join a host of local officials celebrating the longuwalled opening of the toll road that Saturday morning. Sanford M ayor Bet lye S m llTi, S C E A chairman, Is scheduled to In­ troduce guests, says Bhutan. Following a m orning of fool races ami walks across the 1.7-mlle Lake Jesup bridge and grand opening speeches, the bridge and northerly connec­ tions will he opened sometime late In the afternoon after the m o rn in g 's trappings arc re­ moved. Gnylc Geddes. spokesman for the construction project, says motorists will travel free over Hie b rid g e to S la te Hoad 434 th ro u g h the weekend u n til M onday m o rn in g, when the $1.50 fee will lx* collected al the lolltKiotlia north of the hike. The fare Is an average 12 cents per mile. B rln to n says crew s begun paving the lug-hchlnd section of the 12-mllc roadway between SR 434 and the Lake Jesup bridge ye ste rda y. O the r crew s arc placing the pavement striping on the exit rump behind Sanford Plaza. A month ago. expressway officials thought they'd have to open Ha- ramp a month or two alter the rest ol the road. "Th e re 's more activity on that project than there ever has been," siiys Brlnton. T h e opening ends months of dcluys and frustration for resi­ dents anticipating the road. Stale and local officials had originally hoped the 12-mllc link lo the GrccneW ay would have o p e n e d Iasi O c to b e r, fo ur months ahead of the February official completion dale. But Ihc (wo main contractors on the road. Hubbard Construc­ tion Co. and While Construction Co. did not anticipate the cost of ro a d w a y fill m a te ria l, d irt, causing months of delays. A l one time, contractors didn't Blink'd he done until litis October. But state (lim its and compromises hastened work and now the roail will open two months past the olflclal target dale. Local anticipation of the road is m ounting dally. Brlnlon and Geddes say tlielr offices arc receiving dozens of calls dally from people wanting In know when the road will open. Brlnton says the lust rail he received yesterday was from a Hidden Lake man w I m drives lo his Johpluce near Orlando Interna­ tional Airport t-uch day. "H e can’t wall for II lo be opened." says Brlnton. T h e m an's dally round-trip com m ute on the Iw o-county GrccncW uy system will cost him $5, says Brlnton. It will cost $1.50 to travel the length of Seminole County with two more 50 cent fares In Orange County. A trip to the D lancy-nrea attractions will cost $4.50 each way. North Seminole County residents will lx- able to bypuss Interstate 4 tourist congestion by taking the trip smith to Its current end al State Road 536 at International Drive. From there. It's an uncongcstcd short dis­ tance lo the attractions. Th e Southern Connector, a 6 . 1-mile link between 1-Drivc and 1-4 Is expected to be under construction later this yeur und opened by 1997. Plans for the Seminole County "Missing L in k " between Airport Boulevard cast of U.S. Highway 17-92 ami 1-4 Is under review by the state Department of T ra n s ­ portation. says Brlnlon. Brlnton and Mica will testify before the H o use A p p ro p ria tio n s S u b ­ committee on Transportation tn W ashington. D.C. next week seeking federal funding fur 1-4 I n t e r c h a n g e . T h e F l o r id a L e g is la t u r e h a s a lr e a d y approved the project. �•A - Sanford Horald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 22, 1 W NATIONAL BRIEFS Probe of radiation experiments begins Senators divided about Bosnia W A S H IN G TO N — Senators who help shape the nations defense nollry are deeply divided over what to do about Bosnia, wrenched between the Impulse to show U.S. Initiative and Ihc fear of shedding American Wood. ..... The ir split reflects the general disparity of opinions in Congress over how to stop the dying In Bosnln without American Involvement the nation may later come to regret. On one Side of the policy debate was Sen. Sam Nunn. D Ga.. chairman of the Senate* Armed Services Committee who reproached the administration for a •pinprick" approach to air Hc^snld the United States and Its allies must be willing to escalate the air war. adding: "1 don't think Serbia Itself can be exempt In term* of targeting from Oil* air campaign. Secretary of Stntc Warren Christopher said In an Interview Thursday on PBS’ "MacNclI Lehrer Ncwsllour that bombing attacks against Serbia, the patron of the Bosnian Serbs, was •not on the table at the present time, but It certainly can be ‘ ‘ Warning a^nhut*widening the nlr strikes were two members of Nunn's committee with strong military credentials - Sens. Jo hn McCain. R-Arl*., and John Warner. K Va. McCain, who spent six years In a prtsoncr-of-wnr camp during the Vietnam War. warned against Incremental escalation" and said he feared the United States will soon face „ choice bcAreen deploying American ground troops or withdrawing In abject defeat." Clinton admits Haitian policy failed W A S H IN G TO N — President Clinton Is acknowledging the failure of his ,>ollcy toward Halil and will seek United Nations support for a broad trade embargo against Ihc Caribbean nation, an official saya. i T h . . « i » fnr Alter six members of-Congress were arrested Thursday l< r Illegally protesting C lin to n s policy on the White Humic sidewalk, a White House official disclosed the president will ask the United Nations to back on embargo on all but food and humanitarian aid going Haiti. T h e move, which caps several weeks of policy review by the administration, could come as early as next week, sold the official, who spoke on condition of U,1" T h c president has understood that the policy hus not been successful and tt was lime to change the strategy, the While House official said. U.S. policy Is aimed ut returning exiled President Jcan-Bcrtrand Aristide to power und restoring the democratic system that elected him. Clinton has come under Increasing pressure from Congress to take tougher steps against Haiti's military regime, with legislation Introduced In both the House and Senate calling for a lull embargo and other steps. Head Start may expand W A S H IN G TO N — Head Start, the program that has educated m illions of pre-schoolers born Into poverty, would be Nl^nlflnintly expanded under legislation adopted by the l't would start with counseling for prcgnunl women and begin educating children right after birth. Some programs would e x p a n d to a year-round, full-day schedule. Th e Senate adopted the expansion late Thursday, shortly after giving final congressional approval to a Job-training bill, that would bring employers and schools together. Both measures were cleared on voice votes. Crime bill becoming reality W A S H IN G TO N — House pussage of u $28 billion ertnu bill moves one step closer to reality dozens of new capital crimes, life imprisonment for third-time drug and violent felons and thousands of new cops on the beat. Hill llrst. the House must deal with assault weapons. The Semite's $22 billion crime bill, passed last November, would ban 19 specific types of domestic and Imported assault-style weapons, and President Clinton wants that passed, cither In the crime bill or us n separate measure. Th e House hus never voted on such legislation. Rep. Charles Schuincr. D-N.Y.. chairman of the Judiciary Committee s crime subcommittee, says It Is still 15 to 20 votes short of passage. , ,, Hut Clinton Is "going to roll up his sleeves and get personally Involved In this fight." Schum cr said White House officials told him Thursday. Clinton cheered the House's 2 8 5 -I I I vole passing Its crime blllThursduy. "T h e House of Representatives made their Intentions clear: crime will not pay." Clinton said In a statement read by Press Secretary Dee Dec Myers. "Democrats and Republicans Joined together to break the gridlock and make our streets safer." WORLD BRIEFS Wave of killing ebbs U M LA ZI. South Africa - Th e latest wave of killing between rival political parties In this township has ebbed since the Zulu nationalist Inkathu Freedom Purty ended Its boycott of next week's elections. Hut lnkuthn supporter Kwazl Dlarnlul remains wary. "It's still not easy to go over there." said Hlumlnl. gesturing toward the section of Uinlazl controlled by rlvul African National Congress loyalists. "O n both sides, people are dead. It will take long to get us together." . . . . . More than 900 people In "1 Section - Uinlazl s Inkatha stronghold have died In political violence since 1991. Hundreds of A N C backers also hnvc died In the township that sprawls across low hills Just Inland from Durban's seaside Th e violence has died down since Inkatha announced Tuesduy It would Join In the elections next week. But hostility between pro*ANC and pro-Inkuthu Zulus remains. A coup that worked LISBON. P o r t u g u l-It was a coup that w o r k e d ............... Nearly non-violent and Immensely |>opular. the Revolution ol the Carnations of April 25th. 1974. threw out the last vestiges of a decades-old dictatorship and pulled Portugul Into the modern world. mrvB. Tw enty years luter. agenls of the once-feared I IDE “ end police are only seen on T V . reminiscing about the past. Their time has gone, along w llh the systematic repression of Antonio dc Oliveira Salazar's Iron-flsted rule. "W e are now living In a democratic country, w llh a better standard of living ... and we urc European Union members, said Vasco Vieira dc Almeida, a respected lawyer who was Economics Minister In the first provisional post-revolutionary ** After Ihc revolution, there were 12 years of political chaos and a flirtation with socialist economic planning. 1 hen. In 1986. Portugal Joined the European Com m unity. J h e results: stability, frcc-markct economics, a broad rise In living standards, and Improved education and Infrastructures.________ From Associated Press reports By K A T H IR IN B R IZZO Associated Pross Wrllor W A S H IN G T O N A presidential commission Is embarking on a probe of radial Ion experiments conducted by the government In the years after World W ar II. Th e committee was formed In the aftermath of revelations about a variety of experiments on unknowing human subjects. Including some who were Injected with plutonium. President Clinton called the Inquiry an Important first step to learn whether the U.S. government "treated Its own citizens wrongfully." Every federal department and agency that might have conducted radiation research has been combing Its archives for records In an effort to create un Inventory of Ihc experimentation. " T h e history of the government s conduct and sponsorship of radiation experiments Is one that has too long l>een clonked In secrecy." said Attorney General Janet Reno. Reno, whose staff searched federal prison records to determine whether any Inmates were used as test subjects, was one of four Cabinet secretaries who appeared Thu rsd ay at the committee's Inaugural meeting. T h e 15-person committee — com ­ posed of cx|>crts in medicine, science, ethics und law - Is to examine whether the government did appropriate medi­ cal follow-up on Its radiation test subjects: whether there wus Informed consent: and whether the experiments were medically or scientifically neces­ sary. „ Th e Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments has hern given a year to evaluate experiments done between 1944 and 1974. Sen. John Glenn. D Ohio, who lias revealed Incidents of deliberate releases of radiation Into the environment, told the presidential committee. "I don't envy what you're about to get Into here .... It will I k *a lough J o b ." Nixon near death By TIM SU LLIV AN Assoclatod Proas Wrllor N EW YORK — Ric hard Nixon lay near death In a deep coma today. T w o Marine sergeants arrived al the hospital on Thursday, ready to serve as the former p resid en t's ho n o r g uard he should die from the stroke lie suffered Motuluy. "Ills condition hus deterio­ rated. lie 's In a very deep c o m a ." K a th y R o b in s o n , a spokeswoman for New York Hospllal-Cornell Medical Center, said lute Thursday. "Ills family Is at Ills bedside." Hospital officials announced earlier In the day llull the HI year-old Nixon had slipped Into unconsciousness uftcr de­ veloping swelling of the brain, a potentially deadly complication of the stroke. Doctors sometimes try to re­ duce such swelling by using a respirator lo speed up breathing, but Nixon was not on a re­ spirator. and news reports said he hud left Instructions that he not be resuscitated. K a th y O ’C o n n o r, a N ixon spokeswoman, confirmed he has a living will, but she would not discuss II. N ix o n 's doctors and nldcs would not discuss Ills treatment or condition In detail. But other doctors said the coma sharply reduced his chances of survival and virtu a lly guaranteed he would never recover Ills powers of expression. Nixon had been partially pnrulyzcd on his rigid side and unable to speak even before the coma. " Ills chances of dying artm uch greater." and Ills chance of surviving without mujor dam ­ age to Ills speech and movement Is "very, very sm all." said Dr. Gregory Albers, director of the Stanford Stroke Center at Stan­ ford University Medical Center In Palo Alto. Calif. For Nixon, tliut would be a cruel sentence. In the 20 ycurs since he was forced from the presidency by the Watergate scandal, lie hus rc-cmcrgcd as an elder states­ man In foreign policy mailers. He has traveled widely — five times to China - and published eight books. "H e dedicated his life lo thul quest out of office and was universally recognized as the leading Am erican spokesman and a student of foreign policy." Henry Kissinger. Nixon's foreign policy expert, said today on CBS. Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leury. who Is leading the administration effort, said the task Is a difficult one because some of the datn are 40 and 50 yenrs old. many of those Involved have died, and many hospitals and other Institutions have closed. " I t Is u tough Job but It goes speedily." O'Leary sold at a briefing later at the White House. "A n d you may have noted that at the Department of Energy we are releasing Information as soon as we have It at hand and can declassify It." she said. Clinton said In a statement that he ronnlclcr* the effort to collect, analyze and then disseminate the Information an attempt "to have nn honest and open approach to the Investigation of Cold War-era experiments. "Both tirose Americans who were the subject of these questioned experi­ m e n ts a n d th e s c ie n t is t s w h o performed them deserve a fair and thorough Investigation." Clinton said. "O nly by dealing honestly with the past cun we hope to build a better future. Th e tests on IH patients were re­ vealed by Hep. Ed Markcy. D Mass . In 1980. but the Albuquerque Tribune last year tracked down and Identified some of the plutonium Injection victims In a series of rejMirts that won n Pulitzer Prize for re|Kirter Eileen Wclsomc. T h e E n e rg y D e p a rtm e n t subse­ quently located documents Indicating two other people may have hud pluto­ nium Injections In 1944 and six others drank plutonium as part of medical tests In 1940. Murkey on Thursday Introduced u bill requiring the Energy Department to recommend appropriate compensation for people Injured by governm ent radiation tests. The Energy Department said It has Identified about 2.500 records of radia­ tion cx|M-rlmcnts over the years In a massive document search that began In January. Legal Notices NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U IN A M E Nolle* It hereby givan that I «m engaged in butlnet* at 5151 Oranga Blvd . Sanford. FL Jim . Samlnola County. Flor •da. undar lh# Flcllllout Nama ol BAB P R O D U C T S A N D SERVICES, and that I Inland to raglltar tald nama with lha OlvIHon ol Corporations Talla hatvoa Florida. In accordant# with tha pr ovltlont ot tha FlCtillout Nama Statulat. To Wit Sactlon M t 0*. Florida Slalutal mi H o b a rt A B u g n a c k l Publlth April » m r DEQ ?01 IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.1 tt MO-DR 01 K Florida Bar No.; HOOK IN HE lha Adoption ol SHANNON VICTOR IA ----------- . « minor NOTICE OF ACTION TO BILLY HAY STAGGS 3514 North Jrd Straot. IM Cocoa Baach. Florida YOU ARE N O TIFIED lhal a Paflllon lor Adoption hat baan Iliad In which you ara lha allagad Fathar ol lha child to bo adoplad. and you arc raqulrad to tarva a copy ol your wrltlan dalantat. II any. lo II on Pall llonart’ allornay. GARY E MASSEY, whota addratt It: 111 Wall Citrus Straal. Allamonta Spring!. Florida 33714 1ST? on or baton May 24, 1»*4. and Ilia lha original wllh lha Clark ol •hi* Court allhtr baton tarvlca on Patltlonan' allornay or Im madlataly lharaaltar; olharwlta a dalaull will ba anltrtd agalntl you lor Iho rallal damandad In lha Pallllon DATED April II. I*H MAHYANNE MORSE Clark ot lha Court By: MadalynCrana At Dapuly Clark Publlth: April tt. 2* A May 4. 13.1*14 DEO 304 Tn v T t a t i o n t o BIO NOTICE Sap4rala and taalad hidt lor ona or mora tlngla lamlly nout Ing rahabllllallon prolaclt will ba accaplad by Tha Canlar lor Altordabla Houtlng, Inc . 300 Eatl Commtrdal Straal. San lord. Florida 11771 until 4 pm local lima, Monday, May *. I»*4. UIda racalyad alldr tha tpacllltd lima will ba ralurnad unopanad. SCOPE OF WORK: Llcanta and quallllad ganaral con tractor! lo provide Labor, Mala rials and Suparyltlon lor the rahabllllallon ol up lo TE N 110) HOUSING UNITS Contractor* mutl agraa lo comply wllh lha Frdaral, Stats and local law* and ragulallont govtrnlng lha ut# ol lundt lor lha rahablllta tlon work. Work thall begin on all homing rahabllllallon pro |acll on or bolora May 14, IW< and thall ba complaltd on or bolora July 1. m < Contractor* may tubmll taparala bldt lor only ona or all Ian (101 houtlng rahabllllallon prolaclt. PRE BID C O N FE R E N C E S will bo hold al tha |ob tilts on April 37 and April 31. IW4 For mora Inlormallon. and lo obtain lha Bid Packaga lor lhata houtlng rthatllltallon prolaclt. plaata contact: Mall Kana, Attlilant Olractor Tha Cantor lor Altordabla Houtlng, Inc. 300 Eatl Commarclal Straal Sanlord. FL 33771 (007) 313 3341 (407) 131 1*00 FAX T H E C E N T E R FOR A F ­ FORDABLE HOUSING. INC. EN C O U R A G ES T H E F U L L PARTICIPATION OF MINOR­ IT Y AND WOMEN OWNED BUSINESSES IN TH E PRO V IS IO N O F O O O D S A N D SERVICES. Publlth: April 31.1»»4 DEQ 114 Legal Notices N*tlC#*ll*»flW»»A»4 NOTICE th e school b o ar d Legal Notices of S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y t i l l M ELLO N V ILLE AVE_. SAN FORD. FL t m i TH E EX EC U ­ TIV E DIRECTOR POSITIONS ARE TO BE D ES IG N A TED FOR THE SENIOR MANAOE^ M E N T S E R V IC E C LA S S (SMSCI E F F E C TIV E JU LY I. IFt. Publlth: April W, DEQ 1 I N T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE B IO H TEE N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.i *4 401 CA-14 B OALE ASSOCIATES - REAL ESTATE ONE. INC . a Florida corporation. Plalnllll. W ILLIAM W AUSTIN. ANNE V A U S T IN : K A T H L E E N G ALE BROOM and BRIAN G ALE, at turvlvlng children and halrt ol TINA C GALE, dacaatad. and ALL UNKNOWN N A T U R A L P E R S O N S . IF ALIVE. AND IF DEAD. OR IF NOT KNOWN TO BE OE AO 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 I V E UN KNOWN SPOUSES. HEIRS. OEVISEES. GRANTEES 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 O E R OR AGAINST THOSE UNKNOWN N A TU R A L PERSONS) ANO ALL CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR PARTIES. NATURAL OR CORPORATE. WHOSE EXACT L E G A L S T A T U S IS UN KNOWN. CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITL E OR IN TE R E S T IN ANO TO THE LANDS H ER EIN AFTER OE SCRIBED Dalandanlt N O TICEO F ACTION TO ALL UNKNOWN NATU NAL PERSONS. IF A LIVE. AND IF OEAD. OR IF NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR A L IV E . T H E IR S E V E R A L A N O R E S P E C T I V E UN KNOWN SPOUSES. HEIRS. OEVISEES, GRANTEES ANO 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 O 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 UN KNOWN. CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR IN T E R E S T IN AND TO THE LANDS H E R EIN A FTER OE SCRIBEO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action lo quial lllla hat baan Iliad In lha Samlnola Counly Circuit Court on lha following datcrioad prop NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN lhal by virtu* ot IBM corlaln Writ ol Elocution luued out ol and undar tha tool ot lha County Court ot Somlnolo County, Flor­ ida. Cot* m I1I1SPUF Upon ■ final |udgm*nl rondortd In Iho afortteid Court on lh* IJIh day of November A D im . In lhal certain cat# entitled: Oaa Cepoilon. Plalnllll vt Oennlt A Laura Sfottel. Dalandanlt which aloratald Writ ol Eetcullon wat deliver ad lo ma at Sherltl ol Samlnola Counly. Florida and I have levied upon oil lha right, lllla and Inlaratl ol lha deten danlt. Dannlt A Laura Sloflal. In and lo Iho following datcrlbed property tald properly being located In Samlnola Counly. Florida mora particularly da teribad at followt LOT 104. UNIT 5 OF MOUNT GREENWOOD AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES 4 TO ». M ORE CO M M O N LY KNOWN AS 333 CELLO CIR C L E . W IN T E R S P R IN G S . FLORIDA. tnd Iho undtrtlgnad i t Sharlll ol Stmlnol# Counly, Florida, will al 1100 A M on the 7)rd day ol May A D !**4. oiler Ior tala and Mil lo lha hlghetl bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTINO LIENS, al Me Front (Watt) Door, ot lha ttapa. ol tha Samlnola Counly Court houM In Sanford. Florida, the above dttcribod property That u ld tala It being made lo Mlltly lha term* ol IM* Writ ol Eracutlon Donald F Etllnger, Sharlll Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O IS ABIITIES ACT OF 1110. PER SONS W ITH A D ISABILITY N E E D I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING S H O U LO 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 IC E . EN F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC TIO N . 1345 11TM S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R IO A A T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED ING TE L E PHONE (407) 110 *440 TTD (4071 121 3331 Publlthad April tt. 3* A May 4. 5 II, l**4 wllh lha tala on May 31. I**4 DEO 315 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO PR *1 *♦* CP IN RE Etlateol JOSEPH R STEENBEKE Dacaatad NOTICEOF ADMINISTRATION Tha admlnltlrallon ol lha E t la t e ol J O S E P H R •rfy IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T, Com m ence •* • W e»l STEENBEKE. Dacaatad. File INANOFOR querfer corner of Section II. PM *1*00 CP. It ponding In lha SEMINOLE COUNTY. Townthlp 21 South. Rang# 10 Circuit Courl lor Samlnola FLORIDA Eatl. Samlnola Counly. Florida; County. Florida. Probate Dlvl CASE NO :t> 1411 CA U L thenca run North 00 degree*, 34 lion, lh* addratt ol which ll IN R E M O R TO A O E minute* Eatl along lha Watt Samlnola Counly CourlhouM. FORECLOSURE Una ol lha Northwet! quarter ol Sanlord. Florida Tha namat BOBBY M SHARP and DAWN tald Sactlon II. a dlitanc# ol and eddretMt ol lh* par tonal MACHULES. 4*7*1 l*#l lo lha Norlhwatl repreientatlve and ol Iho Plamllllt. cornar ol Lot 415, Allamonta pertonal repfeMnlellvo’t at Land Holal and Navigation lor nay ara m i forth below THEODORAM AE TURNER Company at racordad In Plat Any Intamted p*non upon Datandanl Book 1. Pag# 13. Public Racordt whom thlt nolle# It terved who N O TIC I OF SALE ol Samlnola County. Florida) Inland* lo challenge lha validity Nolle# It glvan lhal purtuanl Ihence run South •* degree*. 51 ol tha will, lha qualification* ol lo lha Final Judgmant ol Fora mlnulat Eatl along lha South lha pertonal rtpratanlallva. cloture anlarad on April 20. 11*4 line ol Allamonta Avenue ISR venue, or |urltdlcllon ol lha In C i v i l A c t i o n No 434). 4 dltUnce ol SOI 40 leal lo courl. and all pertont having t l 7071 CA 14 L ol lha Circuit lha POINT OF BEGINNING) clalmt agalntl thlt ttlala who Court ol lha Eighteenth Judicial than conlnue along tald South era terved with a copy ol thlt Circuit. In and lor Samlnola Una South I* dagraat. SI mlnulat nolle*, ara raqulrad lo Ilia wllh County. Florida. In which Bail, a dltlanca ol 17* 10 laal. Ihl* courl tuch ob|actlon or THEODORA MAE TURNER It Ihanca run South 07 dagraat. 73 claim wllhln lha later ol Ihraa lha datandanl and BOBBY M mlnulat. 51 tacondt Watt, a month* allar lha dale ol lha llrtl S H A R P and D A W N dltlanca ol 174 74 laal. Ihanca publication ol thlt nolle# or MACHULES ara lha Plamllllt. I run North It dagraat. 51 mlnulat thirty day* allar lha dale ol will tall lo lha high#*! and batl Watt, a dltlanca ol 1/0 tl laal lo Mrvlce ol a copy ol thlt nolle# bidder lor cath al lha Wad a point being <*» 72 laal Eatl ol on lhal par ion Front Door ol lha Samlnola lha Southwell cornar ol tald Lot Pertont having clalmt agalntl County Courlhouta In Sanlord. *15. Ihanca North 00 dagraat. 57 lha etlate who ara not known lo Florida, beIween lha hour* ot mlnulat. 41 tacondt Eatl. a tha pe/*00*1 rapraMnlallv# and II 00 a m and! 00 pm on May dltlnca ol 13* 50 laal lo lha whota namat or addraiM* ara I*. It»4. lha following datenbad POINT OF BEGINNING not raatonably etcerlalnable real proparly and lhal you ara raqulrad lo Ilia mutl Ilia all clalmt agalntl lha Lot II. Block C. COUNTRY your wrlltan dalantat. II any, etlalt wllhln Ihraa month* allar CLUB HEIGHTS UN IT ONE. with lha Clark ol lha abova tha dale ol lha llrtl publicallon according lo lha plat lharaot at tlylad Court and lo tarva a copy ol Ihlt notice racordad In Plat Book 13. Pago lharaol on Gregory J. Kally. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC *1. ol Iho Public Racordt ol Etqulra. Akarman. Santartltl A TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL Samlnola County. Florida Eldton. P A , P O Bo» 111. BE FOREVER BARRED O ATEO thlt 301h day ol April, Orlando. Florida 12*02 on or The dale ol Iho llrtl public# mi bolora lha 35th day ol May, 1**4 lion ol Ihl* nolle# It April 15. MARYANNE m o r s e II you loll lo do to. Judgment 1*94 Clark ol Circuit Court by dalaull may ba anlarad Par tonal RapraMnlallv# By Jana E . Jatawlc agalntl you lor lha rallal da Joteph J Steanbeke At Dapuly Clark mended In lha Complaint. 7353 Sweetalre Court Publlth: April tt. 2*. 11*4 WITNESS my hand and teal Apopka Florida 11713 DEQ 711____________________ April I*. 11*4 Jon 5 RoMnberg (SEAL) Allornay lor Partonal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MARYANNE MORSE Rtpratanlallva OF THE B IO HTEEN TH CLERKOF THE 135 Eatl Mark* Slraal JUOICIAL CIRCUIT CIRCUIT COURT Orlando. FI 12101 IN AN O FOR SEMINOLE Counly Fla Bar 1 105454 SEMINOLE COUNTY. Florida , Pub lth. April 15.32. It*4 FLORIOA BY Ruth King CASIN O . 14 471 C A U L DEO 111_________ ___ ______ Dapuly Clark C ITY OF SANFORD IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T Publlth: April W. 2* A May 6. POLICE DEPARTM ENT. OF THE EIG H TEEN TH 11.1»*4 Plalnllll. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DEQ 205 v* INANDFOR RALPH RASH. SEMINOLE COUNTY. Defendant FLORIOA N O TICEO F FORFEITURE CIVIL ACTION PROCEEOINO IN TH E COUNTY COURT CASE NO. *1 117! CAM TO RALPH J RASH. 110 O F T H E IIT H DIVISION E BALBOA COURT. SANFORD. JUOICIAL CIRCUIT V IC T O R IA M O R TG A G E OF FLORIDA. COUP , FLFATIN A RASH. 110 BALBOA IN AN D FO R Plalnllll COURT. SANFORD, FL SEMINOLE COUNTY and all othart who claim an CASE NO.i 47-1147 CC 23 Q BERTRAND T.ORAFFIS. Inlaratt In lha batow datcrlbed W EKIVA RESERVE HOME alal, proparly. OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., Doltndent(i) Chit! Ralph Ruttall. ol lha a Florida not lor prollt N O TICEO F Sanlord Pollca Daparlmant. corporation, FORECLOSURE SALE Samlnola County, Florida, Plalnllll. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN through M l olllcart. Invatllga purtuanl to a Order Retchedul lort or agon11, taliad lha iub|act CLIFFORD T. CHARLTON. Ing Forte lotura Sale dated April Defendant. proparly, lo wit: I, 1*94. and anlarad In Co m NO S7M00U S. CURRENCY NO TICEO F 93-117* CAI4E ol lh* Circuit on March 4. I**4. al or noar FORECLOSURE SALE Courl ol lh* E IG H TE E N TH Samlnola Counly. Florida, and It NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM pratanlly holding tald proparly purtuanl lo a Final Judgmant ol INOLE County, Florida whartln lor Iho purpota ol lorfalluro Forocloture doled November If. VICTORIA MORTGAGE CORP purtuanl to Sadlont *17.701-707, If*3. and anlarad In CaM No. It tha Plalnllll and BERTRAND Florida Slalutal, hat RE *3 1147 CC t t Q ol lh* Counly T GRAFFIS and "AU D R EY G. Q UESTEO lhal an Honorabl# Court ol lha llth Judicial Circuit ORAFFIS", hit tpouM II mar Judga ol Iho Circuit Court, In ind lor Samlnol* Counly. rlad, HD R EALTY. INC , and Elghloonth Judicial Circuit. Florida, wherein W E K IV A S A N FO R O P LA C E H O M E ­ Samlnola Counly. Florida. Ittu* R E S E R V E H O M EO W N ER S OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC a Finding ol Probablo Cauta ASSOCIATION, INC ll Plain are Iho Dalandanlt, I will Mil lo why lha abova proparly thould M il . and C L I F F O R D T Iho hlghetl and bail bidder lor not ba lorlaltad lo Iho abova CHARLTON ll Dafindant. I will cath al lh* wait Iron! tlapt ol agancy. You will ba tanl a copy Mil lo lh* hlghetl and batl lha SEMINOLE Counly Court ol Iho Finding ol Probablo bidder lor cath on lha Watl houM al 11:00 a m., on tha llth Cauto one# II It tlgnad by lha Front Slept ol lha Samlnola day ot May, l**4. Iho following Judga and It will advlta you how Counly CourthouM, X I North datcrlbed properly at Ml forth Park Avtnue. Sanlord. Florida, and whan lo ratpond lo thlt In Mid Final Judgmant: raquotl lor lorfalluro al 11:00 o'clock A M. on May 17. LOT K . SANFORD PLACE. A I HER EBY C E R TIFY TH AT 19*4. lha following datcrlbed SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING a true and corract copy ot tha properly at Ml forth In Mid TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F AS lortgolng hat baan lurnlthad lo Final Judgment, to wll: RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK lha abova nomad addrattat by Lol 111 ol WEKIV4A R E ­ 33. PAGES 11 THROUGH IS. OF U.S. rtgltlarad mall, ralurn SERVE U N IT FOUR, according THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF racalpl raquatltd thlt llth day lo tha Plal lharaol at racordad SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR In Plal Book 42 it Paget *1 and ol April. 1*94. IOA. NORMAN R WOLFINGER tt ol lha Public Record* ol WITNESS MY HAND and lh* STATE ATTO RN EY Samlnola County. Florida, a/k/a Mai of thlt Courl on April II, 2571 Lancatlor Courl, Apopka, BY: AnnoE. l**4 Richard* Rutborg FL 32701 (SEAL) Attltlanl Stal# Allornay OATEO April 15. I**4. HONORABLE Florida Bar 1217401 MARYANNE MORSE. MARYANNE MORSE Olllca ol tha Slato AHorr.ty Clark Circuit Courl Clark ollh# Circuit Courl 100 Eatl Flrtl Straal By JanoE. J om w Ic By: Dorothy W. Bolton Sanlord, F L 31771 Deputy Clark Deputy Clark 407 137 7534 Publlth: April tt. 3*. It*4 Publlth. A p rlllt,tt. 1*94 Publlth: April 15.31.22.21. IW4 D E 0 3 II DEQ IS5 DEQ 141 Legal Notices �« , . v _..*•;. v** Sanford Herald / ‘ i.\« '. 4/ '' S w fW ™ ’ r *' »"■ ' • ; . i . i-V*i - . . , {^%l^£rrVN!ri.’•*^ l^.^W£ - FR ID AY • ■;■ April 22, 1994 B S p o rts IN BRIEF N JC A A picks Pernfors LOCALLY Ex-Raider gains Hall of Fame Tribe— Westminster at DeLand By TONY DeSORMIER D e l.A N D T h e Sem inole H ig h School hanehall team will lake on nationally ranked M lu m l-W estm ln stcr Academ y at DeLand's Conrad Park tonight at 7 p.m. Westminster. 20-4. Ih ranked No.2lnClaHH I A. Magic sign replacement O R LAND O Th e Orlnndo Magic placed Torwurd JefT Tu rn e r on the Injured lint and signed 7-0 center-forward Geert llam m lnk to a contract for the remainder of the season. T u rn e r underwent successful reconstructive surgery early Thursday for an Isolated tear of the left anterior cruciate ligament. lla m m ln k was Orlando’s second draft selec­ tion (20th overnlll In the 1993 NDA Draft. AROUND THE S TA TE | Heat in playoffs MIAMI — Th e Miami Heat clinched the second playoff l>crth In franchise history and hurt Atlanta's bid for the top seed In the Eastern Conference b y beating the llnwks 94-89. Th e loss cut to one-half game the Hawks' lead over the Chicago Hulls and New York K nlrks In the race for the best record In the conference. All three have 25 losses: Atlanta has one game remaining and Chicago and New York two each. Including a season-ending giune Sunday at Chicago. The team that earns tire No. I seed will play No. H seed Miami In the first round. Horald Sports Editor SA N FO R D — For all the cITorts of all the coaches and plnycrs across the nation. Mikael Pernfors has been one of the most Important figures In the sport of tennis ut the Junior college level. During Ills two years at Seminole Com m unity College. Perfnors did not lose n match, singles or doubles, white lending the Raiders to the National Ju n io r College Athletle Association nntlonnl championship In both 1982 and 1983. From there, he went on to the University of Georgia where he was a two-time N C A A singles national champion for the Hulldogs. Since then. Pernfors has enjoyed a professional career of moderate success, breaking Inter the top 10 of the world rankings and consistently tx-lng ranked In the top 30. He reached the finals of the French Open one year. Last year, he won the Canadian Open. Recognized ns one of, If not the best Junior college tennis player ever. Pernfors recently was nominated and approved for Induction Into the N JC A A Men's Tennis Coaches' Hall of Fame. "H e's the first player to l>e Inducted and he may be the only player ever Inducted.” said SCC Athletics Coordinator and former tennis coach Larry Castle. "It (the Hall of Fame) Is mainly for coaches. It's like a service award. Until this point, It's been exclusively lor coaches. "Eve ry lime lie's In a match on television, they'll mention that he's a former Junior rollcge player. Ills success nl the Junior college level, ut Georgia, and as a professional hus raised the visibility ofjunlor college tennis." Custlr explained that to gain Induction Inin the N JC A A Men's Tennis Coaches' Hull of Fume, now In Its third year, an Individual must he nominated by a current coach. A committee of existing conches then votes on the nominees. How Pernfors first came to Seminole C o m m u ­ nity College was one of those Instances created by persistence and blessed by good fortune. "W e had already signed two players from Sweden. Inith of whom were ranked considerably higher than M ike." said Castle. "Ake Svensson was ranked In the top 10 among Junior players In Sweden. Tobias Svantesson was ranked almost as high. " A I muiI a month In-fore school started (lit 1981). I received a letter from Mike. As It turned out, lie was the long-time best friend of Tobias and he also knew Ake. He wanted to know If he could come along with them ." Castle checked Pernfors' ranking and found that, for all Intents and purposes, he really didn't have one ("Ills only win of consequence was In □ Bee Pernfors, Page 2B Mikael Pernfors, 1983 W illiam s, Shepard w in crow ns for B row n’s Marlins’ Santiago suspended MIAMI — Florida Marlins catcher llenlto Santiago Is nppcullng a four-game suspension that he considers excessive lor "Inciting a lK-nchclearlng brawl." Santiago. wlx> also was fined an undisclosed amount by new Nl. president Lett Coleman, charged the mound Sunday against the San Francisco Giants. He'll continue to play pending the outcome of his appeal. Bpaclal to tha Harslet __ _______ FIU signs Australian MIAMI Australian Wade Eat home has signed a national letter of Intent with Florida International, tlx* school announced Thursday. Eathornc. a,0-7 forward, averaged 23.5 |x*lnts and 11 rebounds In his only year at Calvary Academy In Springfield. III., where he wus an exchange student. He averaged 27 (toinls and 13 rebounds a game In 1992-93 at A y r Slate High School In Ayr. Queensland. 1AROUND THE NATION | Cobb signs with Green Bay G R E E N H AY. WIs. — Free ugcnl running buck Peggie Cobb signed a two-year contract T h u rs ­ day with the Green Hay Packers. Th e deal Is worth a m inim um of $2.2 million. Golfing miracle H O N O L U L U — Most golfers play u lifetime without getting uhole-ln-onc. W ithin a span of three holes on Wednesday. 69-ycur-old U iiT y Nlshl got two at the Mid­ Pacific Country Club. . . . . He used a 5-Iron at the 145-yard fourth hole a n d a 5-wood on the 186-yard sixth. T h e only comment from the 12-handlcapper? "U nre a l." WHAT*S HAPPENINO ] Herald Photo by Mark Mania Alter giving up singles to the first and fourth hlttora ol Thursday's night game with Oviedo, Lako Brantley's Ann Ftooburg (pitching) did not allow a hit the rosl ol the Stuller, W h ite -D a vis p o w e r P atriots By TONY DaSORMIKR Horald Sports Editor Boys’ Baseball □ Laka Brantley at Ovlado, 7 p.m. □ Lake Mary at Laka Howall, 7 p.m. □ Mlaml-Waatmlnalar va. Seminole at Conrad Park, DeLand, 7 p.m. Girls’ Softball □ Lake Howall va. Laka Mary at Laka Mary Sports Complex, 7:30 p.m. Track □ SAC meal at Laka Mary, 2:30 p.m. "T h e girls are starting to hit the ball ugaln." said flrst-yeur Lake Hrantlcy coach Hrlnn Shaffer. " W r Just try to hit the ball and make the other team make the pluys. We went through a bitting slump a couple weeks ago. but we're showing signs of coming out of It.'' It's been a trying season for both the Patriots and Oviedo Lions. Not only did they have to deal with making the transition from slowplteh to fasipllch. but □B ee Patriots, Page 2B . Men’s Baseball □ Central Florida C.C. at Seminole C.C., 2 p.m. Boys’ Baseball By SALVATOR!ZAHCA Associated Press Writer M O N TE C A R LO . Monaco — The lust time Jim Courier played Andrei Medvedev In a tourna­ ment. Courier brought a book. Now. Medvedev Is thinking of booking a flight home. When they met In the round-robin play of the ATI* W orld C ham p io n ship lust Novem ber. Courier, a former resident of Sanford, was more Interested In reading a book on chungcovcre and seemed Intent on an early exit. He managed that, losing to Medvedev as well ns his other two matches and not making the Bcmlflnuls. □ Lake Howall at Spruce Creak, 1 p.m. □ Lyman at Deltona, 1 p.m. Complete listings on Rage SB A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - Tilts Is the story of two high school Boftbull teams, one that's made steady progress over the course of the season and one seemingly stuck In neutral. Stacie Stuller and Nadine W hllc-Davls each hit an Insldc-thc-pnrk home run In support of the two-pltehlng of Annie Frecburg as the Luke Hrantlcy Patriots strolled to a 11-0 win over the Oviedo Lions In a rain-soaked Seminole Athletic Conference contest Thursday night. Lake Hrantlcy wrajis up the regular season at 18-7 (8-2 In the SAC), having clinched the No. 2 seed In next w e e k 's 5A-Dlslrlct 4 sofiball tournament. Oviedo, which started the season 5-0, finishes 11-8 (4-0 In tire conference). PATRIOTS U . LIONS« 000 00 — 0 1 S Oviedo Ik* Urenlley ”* ~ ” * * LUe Brentley Dreyfutt. Field IS) and Field. Munn» (SI Frc*buro and Stuller WP Frnburg (IS J) LP - Dreyluu Sav* - Non* IB - None•JB ~ - Lake Brantley. Stuller and Whit* Davlo Record* - Oviedo II ». a» SAC. Like Brantley II M I SAC Y o u can make ‘book’ on it: Courier’s ready to play SATURDAY BASEBALL □ 7 :3 0 p.m. W IH U 56. Natlonul Florida Murllnsat Cincinnati Reds. (L) way, tossing a two-hit shutout as the Patriots blankod the Lions 11-0 In (Ivo Innings. Freobug also contributed Iwo slnglos, two runs, and two RBI lo tho Palrlot attack. P O M P A N O H E A C II Nichole W illiams und Christy Shc|Nird were crowned Individual state champions ut the Level 8R Gymnastics Chum planshlp In Pnui|xmn Reach on Sunday. April lO. Despite their efforts, Drown'* Cen­ tra l G y m n a s tic s of A ltu m o n te Springs Just missed claim ing the team state chumpkmshlp trophy, falling Just .075 ol a (o lu l short. T h e host g y m . A m e ric a n Twisters, edged out the Brown's squad by scoring 165.475 In the locals' 165.400. Northwest YMCA of Tu m p u was third with IO I.H 75 p o in t s a n d L u P I c u r s a l St Petersburg finished fourth with 159.375 points Williams scored a H.575 on the balance beam lo earn her ehuinplunship, while Shepard earned her title on the vault with a score o( 8.60. Samantha Hinson, participating In Ihc Level 8 competition on tinprevious day. was crowned slate champion In vault with a score ol 9.10. She added a second place finish on floor (9.025) and an eighth on bars (8.85) to give her the fourth best all-around finish (34.875). Team m ate Hope Hollkump bested Hinson In the all-around with a third place finish 135.05) on the strength of two thltd place finishes In floor (8.90) and vault (8.85). plus a ninth on balance beam (8.55). Amundu Rcli contributed a sixth place finish on floor exercise with a score of 8.55. Kim Wood (Misted the best all­ around performance am ong the Level 8R girls, earning second place with a composite score of 32.95. She combined a fourth place on vault (8.40) with two fifth place finishes on bars (7.95) and beam (8.475) and an eighth on Door (8 .125). Shepard took fourth all-around with a score of 32.875 by adding iwo eighth place finishes on bars (7.85) and beam (8.40) to her championship effort on vault. Saru Harper and Hrlltanv Crupe : Sec Brown’s, Page 20 League. Th is time. Courier Is In no mood to rcud. He Is ready to pluy us they meet In the quarterfinals of Monte Carlo Open today. Courier remembers. "Last time we played Is the Infamous 'book match' from Frankfurt, so I think that (people) might have a remembrance of that match particularly." Courier said. He now has more of a hunger for victory ufter moving past Italian Andrea Gnudcnzl 6-3. 6-4 for Ills third consecutive straight-set victory In the tournament. Courier Is playing better and better since losing In the first round at Barcelona two weeks ago. He made the final In Nice a week later. "I'm g l«‘l that I found m y farm In Nice." Courier said. "I'm pretty comfortable, feeling pretty good. As long as I don't hurt myself. I am In good shape out there." Medvedev, meanwhile, Is battling tendinitis In the knee. "It Is not 100 percent yet." Medvedev said. "Sometimes m y knee starts to hurt and then 1 cannot concentrate on my strokes anymore. I am thinking of m y knee and It doesn't really help me to pluy tennis." Medvedev already Is planning his postmutch nctlvlty. "I have m y lllghts hooked already for Saturday. . . > • »• s a_I . . i . l so I am going hack hom e," Medvedev said. Courlcr-Mcdvedcv highlights the quarterfinals of the S 1.7 million tournament. Yevgeny Kafelnikov beat top-seeded Michael Stlcli 7-6 (7-3). 6-4 on Thursday. It was the third consecutive time Kufclnlkov heat the world's No. 2 player, although Kafelnikov Is more ac­ customed to hard courts, not the clny at Monte Carlo. He next luces Czech David Ifikl. a 3-6. 6-2. 6 -J winner over I lorst Skoff of Austria. Stefan Edberg. seeded second, meets 1992 chumplon Thom as Muster. Edberg moved past Alex Corretja of Spain 6-1. 7-5. Muster lopped Magnus Gustafsson of Sweden 6-2.6-4. Th e other quarterfinal has defending chumplon Se rgl U ru g u e ra of S p a in m eeting G o ra n Ivanisevic. Ivanisevic beat Jaim e Yzagu of Peru 6-1. 6 -J u n d H ru g u c ru took out a tire d A lb e rto Ucrusutcgul. also of Spain. 6-7 (8-10). 6-0.6-0. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, REAP THE SANFORD DAILY % �A 2B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, A p ril,22. 1994 Q u a lifyin g alm ost as hard as w in n in g race S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S JA I-A LA I Thursday night First game U «0 7 Memphis (Royals) 7 soo 6 7 Nashville (Twins) 442 Birmingham IWSorl S 34! « Thursday's Game, K no, vllle I. Jacksonville 0 Birmingham 1. Memphis I Orlando 4, OtaltineogaO. 1st g, me Chattenooga 1, Orlando I. Ind game Huntsville 4. Nashville 1,10 Innings Friday's Oemas Orlande at Jacksanvllla Chattanooga al Greenville CarollneetKnoivllle Memphis et Birmingham Huntsville al Nashville Saturday's Oe me, Orlendo at Jacksonville Chattanooga al Greenville Carolina at Kisosvllie Birmingham et Nashville v Huntsville at Memphis I Pita 3 40 M0 7 Beto , 00 7 40 t Enrique j jo a (1 )> 7f M P ( M l 80.10 T l ) M ) 171 00 Second game , Pita Oyarl 10 K I H 4 70 7 Pardo Reyt, tu , M 1 Beto Aguirre j go Q (1 t l tl.M P (A ll W TO T <411) li t 70 DO < lt)4 4M Third game a Beto Chirnela 7) 00 0 00 0 00 I Ricardo Aguirre 4 CO ij jo 1 Pardo Erklaga too O il II It 44 P 1411 177.04 T (411) 114.10 Fourth gama 1 PHa f 00 3 40 1 00 Flat Ida Stale League 3 Ricardo 4 JO J 10 First Hell IO « 4 40 Ee,tern Olvl,ten 0 (1 3) 17.10 P (1 11 131.44 T ( M i l 171.M L Pet W GB Flllhgama Brevard (Marlins) S 44) — 70,4 Aiplrl V 40 1 00 1 00 1 St. Lucie (Mats) 4 S7I I Pardo Jose m 110 Osceola (Aslros) t S3* K , 4 Belo Erklaga 340 Vero Beach (Dodger,) 7 442 7«, O ( M l 14.00 P 82 I I DI.eo T (1 » 4 ) 114 44 Daytona (Cub,) 1 47F 3 Slethgimi W P. Beach (Eipos) It 314 4 1 Arlche Chmli M00 11,40 4.M Western Division1 J Irigoyen Jot* 0 00 10.80 FortMyer«(Twlnsl II 3 7*4 aOnalndla Enrique 4.40 0(131 37.40 P (1*3) 171 40 T 11 1 l| 117.44 Clearwater (Phillies) I 4 .571 3 Lakeland ITIgersl 7 levenlhgame 4 538 3', Dunedin (Blue Jeysl 7 7 SOO 4 7Erklaga 10 40 140 3 40 $1. Pale tCerdlnals) 7 4 442 4>1 7 Berra 10 40 1 40 4 7 Tempe (Yenkeest 442 4!t 1Aiplrl 4 00 Charlotte (Rangers) 1 .428 5 O il 7147 04 P<7-J|118.00 T (7-1-1)404.44 Sarasota (RedSoil 1 385 5', Elghlhgime Thursday's Games 1 Arpitlaga Oyer I MOO IF M 7 40 Cherlotte 1, St Lucie 1 4 Zuqata Collll M 40 4 00 Clearwater 4. Deylcna 1 J Irigoyen Aiplrl 4.70 Brevard I. Fort Myers 1 O il 4) ee 44 P 114) 317.14T T 114 3) 3F1.M Tampa4. St Peterdjurg} Ninth *4 me Sarasola al Osceola, ppd rain 10'eaMendl 100 11.70 I N Lakeland 1. Vero Beach I. susp rain 4Aiplllega Beltran 7 00 *20 West Palm BeachF. Dunedin 1 7 trlgoyen Vidor J.M Friday's Gamas O (I 41 17.74 P (14) 114.14 T (1-4-1) 141.44 Brevard at Charlotte TT carryover 1444.04 Tampa al Fgrt Myers 14th game Osceola at Lakaland /Beltran 11 40 3 40 1 40 Daytona al SI Petersburg 4 Bob 14.40 4 40 Vero Beach at Sarasota 1Go'll; 140 Dunedin at St Lucie O (4-71 73 74 P (7 4) lit 44 T (7-4-t) 1444.44 Clearweter at West Pelm Beech ttthgeme 4 Said Victor M 00 4 00 1 10 2Olea Aiplrl 7.40 ll.M IZugaiaMendl 1 40 Q (1 4) 41 40 P (4 1) n .M T (4-1-11141.M TODAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS 11thgame NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 Berra Don 13 40 F00 I H R H Pet. 0 AD lAramayo Victor 140 1.40 449 13 49 17 73 Burks Col 7 Napa Betlran 4 00 414 14 S» 14 74 Blcholla Col O il 1) 7100 P ( M l 141.14 T ( l - M ) 141.44 QD 400 K tnINY IS 60 II 74 (7 4 4 1 AIM 07.00 QD (7-4 45 All) 411.04 400 13 SO S 20 JalforlotSIL 13th gama 394 14 S3 1 71 Alou Mon I Beltran 13 00 1.40 4 40 14 51 11 70 3t7 Bagwoll Hou tllralde 1010 0 00 14 49 311 1 If Gllkoy SIL lAramayo 4 40 14 SO 3*0 Codeno Hou 9 19 Q M 4) 34 44 P (14) 740.50 TS (141) H I M 14 S3 377 4 70 Morris Cln Jackpot 1033.04 4/ 13 17 U Kltsko All 347 14th game 9 7S Pendleton All 14 49 347 1 Said Aiplrl F40 4 20 2 40 tiff 8 Aiplllaga Vidor 4 40 3 20 Pendleton. Atlanta. 35, Kant. Naw York. 4 Aramayo Bellran 1M 34. DSandert. Allanla. 74; Blchalta. Col Q (1 I ) «4 40 P 11 1) 117.10 T (1 14 ) 440.44 1 or ado, 74; Burks. Colorado. 21, Lenktord. St (> 4 4 AID 114.14 DO (I II 110.70 TS140.40 Louis. II; Alou. Montreal, 11; Grissom. A-440 i H — 141.443 Montreal, 21 Doubles LWalker, Montreal, F. Cedervo, Houston, 7; Blgglo. Houston, 7; Blchalle. Colorado. 7, Clanlrocco, San Dlago. 4; Alou, Montrtal, 4; 10 art Had with] N,tlon,l it.g u t T rules All Times EDT Martin. Pittsburgh, 1, Cordero. Montreal. E .tl Division 1; RSandars, Clnclnnall. 1; Ollarman. Lot w L Pet. OS Angtlat, 1; Finlay, Houston. 1. Burks. Atlanta 1] 1 .813 — Colorado. 2; Butlar. Lai Angelas. 2; WWIIton. 7 S3] 4V, ■ New York Chicago, l S00 s ■ a Philadelphia LJmm■ Di.ni 7 ■ .447 IV, Florida Kant. Naw York. 8; Galarraga. Celorpdo. 7 * *38 * Montreal 7. Blchalle, Colorado, t; Burks. Colorado. 8; Central Division MaWllllams, San Francisco. 8; Deulton. L Pet. OB W Philadelphia, 8; 1art tied with 1 9 4 4*2 — Cincinnati Runs Batted In 9 5 443 19 St Loutt Kent. New York. 12. Oalarraga. Colorado. a a 571 m Moulton 27; Bagwell. Houston. 18. Blchalta, Colorado. 6 7 447 3 Pllliburgh 17; Deulton. PhllodalfXila. 17; RyThompton. 1 to 231 * Chicago Naw York. It; Canine. Florida, 14 Waft Division Rint W L Pet. OB Burks. Colorado. 17; Blchelle, Colorado. S43 — 9 7 San Francisco 14; Dykttra, Philadelphia. 14; DSandert. 7 7 soo 1 Colorado Allenla I), Shallleld, Florida. It, Daullnn. 9 7 438 7 Los Angeles Philadelphia, tl; RSwidert. Clnclnnall. 14 U 174 4*7 J San Diego DHolllns. Phllodelptila. 14. Thursday's Games Stolen Beset Philadelphia!. San Francisco I DSandert, Allanla. 9: Clayton. San Fran Montreal 5. San Diego a cisco, 7; DeShltldt, Lea Angeles, 7; Gllkey, Lot Angela, I), New York 3 St, Louis.4; Fare lied with! Frlday'iGamtt Pitching (! Petitions I Florida (Hough 101 at Clnclnnall (Smiley 12are lied with 1.000 I ll.M lp .m . Itrlkeeuts Pittsburgh |Z Smith t l) at Atlanla (Smoltt Benat. San Dlago. IF; K tC rott, Lot 2 I). 7.40pm Angaltt. 27; PJMarllnat. Montreal. 24, Houston (Drabek I I) al SI. Louis (Cormier DnJackton. Philadelphia. 24; Trachtal. I II .I OSp m Chicago. 11; Glavlna. Atlanta. 71. Fassaro. Chicago (Banka 111 at Colorado (Harkey AAonlraal.21; Smolli.Allanla.il 001.0 OJp m Saves Montreal (Rueter 10) al Loa Angela, MPerei. SI Louis. 1; Harvey, Florida. 1, (Candlolll 3 0), 10 OS pm McMIcheal. Allanla. 4. DJonas. Philadelphia. Philadelphia (Boskie O il al San Diego 1; MJackton, San Francisco, 1; MtWIIIlami, I Ashby 0 7), 10 0!p m Houston. 1; Franco. New York, 3. Hew York done. 111 al San Francisco (Portugal I 0). 10 OSp rrv AMERICAN LEAGUE Saturday'! Oamei O AB R H Pd. Florida at Clnclnnall, 1: II p.m. CDavis Cel 14 St 17 14 407 Chicago at Colorado.I:0S p m. JevlerOak IS 41 17 14 joo Hew York at San Francisco. 4:Dip m McGwire Oak 14 41 14 17 JFS Pllltburgh at Allanla. 7:10 p m. Lotion Clt tl 44 11 II It I Hou,tonal SI lo u lk i OSpm. Buhner Sea tl 4F 10 It 388 Montreal al Lo, Angela!. 10 OSp m. Mol I tor Tor IS 41 11 IS Ml Philadelphia al SanDlego. 10 OSp m MVaughn Bin IS 40 11 11 M l Neel Oak it al t ta Ml American League Olerud Tor 14 14 10 It 171 AIITImei EDT Naehrlng Bin 14 4t 11 14 M7 Ea,t DIvltlen His L Pet. OB W Javier. Oakland, 24. Molltor, Toronto. 21; — 5 447 10 Boston HAIomar, Toronto, 24, While. Toronto, 24; 10 S 447 — Toronto CDavIs, California. 14; MVaughn, Boston. 21; 6 .571 U l Baltlmora 1 Puckall. Minnesota. 71 4 .571 IV, 8 New York Doubles S 10 .131 i Datroll Fryman, Detroit. F, Knoblauch, Minnesota. Central Division I ; Barra*. Oakland. 7; Hammonds. W L Pel. OB Baltimore. 4; Olerud. Toronto. 4; Tarlabull, 8 S .415 — C lava land New York. 4; Moltlor, Toronto, 4 6 400 — F Chicago Triples 6 7 534 1 Kansas Cll/ Olaf. Milwaukee, 4; Diet. Milwaukee. 4; 7 1 500 H I Milwaukee Grltley Jr, Seetlle, 1; RAIomer. Toronto. 1; 31) 4S, S 11 Minna sol a White, Toronto,!; Mere tied with I. Wall Division Home Runs L Pet. OB W Delgedo, Toronto. I; Thomas. Chlcego. 7, 500 — 8 1 Calllornla Sltrre. Oekland, 4; Carter. Toronto, 4; V, 7 1 .447 Oakland EPerti, California, 5; Stelnbech, Oakland, S; 9 S 117 2 Seattle 9 4 308 2V, Canseco, Teias, J; Franco. Chicago, 1; Taras Raines, Chicago, 1 Thunder', Oamei Runs Batted In Hew York 4. Sealllel Carter. Toronto. 22. Delgado, Toronto, II; Bo,ton,. Oakland S Puckett, Minnesota. 17; Sttlnbach, Oakland. Cleveland 10. Mlnnesda* 14; Tarlabull. Naw York. 14; Franco. Milwaukee,. Chicago, Chicago. 14. Thomas, Chicago. 11; Olerud, California II. Baltimore, Toronto, II; GreenweD. Boston, IS; Molltor, Frlday'iOamet Toronto, IS Oakland (Darling I I) at New York (Ojeda Runs O 01.7 OJp m While. Toronto, IF; RAIomer. Toronto, 18; Kan,a. City (Appier I t) al Milwaukee Molltor, Toronto. II; “Thomas, 17; (Havarrol 1), 7 OSp m. . - Chicago, ... California (Finley 0)1 at Botlon (Viola Javier. Oakland. 17; COavli. Calltornl, CUItey Jr, Seattle, 14;Carter, Toronto. 1 4 0 1). 7 OSp m Stolen Betel Minnesota (Erick,on 1 1) at Toronto Lotion, Clevelend, 10; Coleman, Kansas (Itentgenl l),7:3Spm Sealtla (Flam ing I 1) al Baltlmora City. F; LJohnson, Chicago, 4; Javier, Oakland. 4; Polonla. New York, S; Hulse. (McDonald 10), 7 35 pm, Teias. 4; McRae. Kansas City. 4; Vliquel, Detroit (Belcher 01) at Chicago (Sand Cleveland. 4; RAIomar, Toronto. 4; Nison, er,on I 0),1:01 p.m. Cleveland iMorrl, 111 at To ia , (Roger, Boston, 4 Pitching (] Decisions) o II.a li p m Here tied with 1 000 Saturday1, Oa me, Stnknuls Calltorniaal Boston. 1:01 p m Guimen. Toronto, la. Clemens. Botlon 24; Minnesota at Toronto. I;)5p m RJohnton, Seetlle. 21. Mussina. Baltimore. Seattle at Baltimore. 1.15p.m. 21; Henlgen. Toronto, IF; BWI1I, Oakland. IF; Oakland al New York. 1:55 p.m. Stewarl, Toronto, 18 Kan,a, City at Milwaukee. I 01 p m Saves Detroit al Chicago. 7:05 p.m. LeSmlth, Baltimore. 7; Grahe, Calllornla. Cleveland al T f i a t . l H p m 4; Aguilera. Minnesota 4; Russell. Botlon, 4. Farr, Cleveland. 3> a are tied with 2. Soul turn Lajgua First H*ll Eastern Division W L Pet. OB 7 4 434 — Greenville (Braves) Thursday's College Baseball Scores 7 .533 1 Jacksonville (Mariners) 8 E AS F 500 IV* 4 4 Carolina IPIraltsI Army F. Marlst 1 408 ) Orlando (Cubtl 4 F Bentley 18, Slonehllla 333 4 5 10 JCnorviilt (Blue Jays) Bridgeport 14 5. Albertuy Magnus 4 4 Wistarn Division Columbia 4 1, Siena 1 9 F 4 8F2 — Huntsville lAltilltl) Delaware Velley (4. Beaver to B 5 *34 1 Cliallanooga (Rads) ' Hertwlck 7. Binghamton SI 0 ■ A S IB A L L LEADERS BASEBALL STANDINGS *. 4 7\i 3 4 ■ y M IK I HARRIS RAINES GAUGE Category Runs. Hits... RBI.... Steals. •94 12 48 10 14 B 0 0 5 2 292 beat 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 Hobarlt. Orockport St 4 Moltlra IS. AAanhallan 11 John Jeyt. Kings Point I Kent SI F 10, Plymouth St, 8 0 Mass Maritime 111, Daniel Webster ID 4 New Hampshire 714, SI Anselm 14 0 N Y Tech M, Iona 8 Pace II. Wagner» Oulnnlplec tl. S Connecticut 1 Sacred Heart 13. Concordia 1 SI John s !.C W Post I S Mam# 118, Maine Farmington 2 1 SienaF, Columbia] Springllald. AAast 7. Trinity 4 Templa It II. Rldtr8 17 Tultt4.Mats Dartmouth 1 West Virginia 10 a. Kent SI 1 12 Wentworth Tech II. E ALuarene II Widener 8. LaSalle! SOUTH Ark AAonllcalloS 10, Williams BaplIsl0 0 Auburn AAonlgomery 51. William Carey I * Aut1nPeay4. W Kentucky I Cumberland. Ky 1. Union. Ky 4 Cumberland. Tann II. Balmonlle Duquesnea. Marshall 1 Eckard la, SI. Thomas 1 Kentucky SI 10 1, CompbellivlltoO 12 Louisville 10. E. Kentucky I Middle Tenn SI 11. Troy SI 2 Mississippi Coll 14. Freed Hardeman t Mississippi St (.Livingston! Miss Valley St ! 7. Alabama St I t l Tulana 4. Naw Orleans 1 .1! Innings Wake ForestI.N C Greensboro4 MIDWEST Aquinas 0. Grand Valley St 7 Creighton to. lowest 1 Detroit Mercy II, Michigan SI 10 Nebraska Weslyn 1 a, Concordia. Nab 1 2 Norlhwd. Mich 11 Ferris SI 1 4 Northwrslern 4, Wit Parktlde 1.11 Innings Noire Dame II. Valparaiso I Ohio St II. Denison 8 Peru SI, 4 It, Dana 1 I S. Indiana! 1. Indiana Southeast] 1 Wright SI. 8. Dayton! SOUTHWEST Coll ol lire Omrkt II 11. U. of lha Oiarkt 10 FARW EST Air Force (.Metro St 4 TOURNAMENTS Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference First Round Mlllsapt 4. Centre 0 Trinity, Teres 4. Oglethorpe j NBA STANDINGS All Timet EDT EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division w l Pcf. y New York ss Ji 644 ■ Orlando 49 31 413 44 34 sso ■ New Jersey * Miami 47 If ,519 Boston 31 49 314 74 Sd 794 Philadelphia Washington 73 S7 704 Canlrai Divliion > Allanla 94 75 491 > Chicago 99 7S 644 4S 35 543 « Indiana > Cleveland 49 35 543 40 40 soo Charlotte Milwaukee 20 40 2S0 70 40 250 Datroll WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pet. y Houston S* 77 .725 54 74 475 « San Antonio ■ Utah SI 2f 434 41 39 513 ■ Denver Minna tola 70 40 750 11 69 .134 Dallas PadHc Dtviiion r Seal lie 41 19 743 54 74 475 »■Phoenl« 49 31 413 i Golden Slate 44 34 575 x Portland L A. Lakers 33 47 413 77 S3 334 Sacramenlo L A Clippers 77 S3 334 l clinched best conference record r clinched playoll berth y clinched division title Thursday's Oamat CharlolloFS, Boston IF New York IM. Philadelphia I I Miami F4. Atlanla If Houston 124. Dallas 100 Utah 111. Portland HI Golden Slate 111. Sacramento Fa Friday's Gamas Washington al Cleveland. 7:10p rn Portland atMInncsole. 0 pm Utah at Denver, 8 p m Philadelphia at Indiana, I; Xlp m Boston at Chicago. 1:30pm Houston al Dallas. I M p m New York at Milwaukee. F p m L A C Uppers al Phoenl*. 10p m San Antonio al Sealtla, 10:20 p m, Saturday's Oamat Detroit at Char lottt.l Mp m. Orlando al Atlanta, M 0 p m L A Lakers al Golden Stale. 4p m Milwaukee at New Jersey, 1:10pm Miami at Indiana, 8:10 p.m. Sacramenloal Phoenln, 10pm. GB — 4 11 1J'» 74 31 37 — 'l 10*7 10*1 15*9 35*i 35*7 OB — 4 7 17 34 47 « 7 12 IS 24 34 34 NBA B O X E S Hawks Heat, Boi ATLAN TA (It ) Manning I 14 4 0 II. Willis 1 1 1 1 2 10. Koncak 110 04. Augmon 1114 4 11, Blaylock I II 0 0 2. Ehlo 110 14 7. Whatley 0 100 0. LangO 1 00 0, Farrell 1 11 4 4 10. Keale 1111 1 Totals: 14 0119 1* (F. MIAMI (FI) Long 5 82 2 II. Rice 7 IS 14 21. Salley 184 4 10. Shaw 480 OF. Smith! 1400 14, Selkely 2 1 0 0 4. Colei 4 F I 1 10. Miner 1 1 4 F. Burton 11 123. Totals: 34 7! IF 7214 Allanla 17 II 11 14 - IF M l a m l l 4 1 ( 1 4 1 4 — F4 1 Point goals — Allmla 1 12, (Manning I 1, Wllllt I 2, Ehlo 01. Blaylock 0 4). Miami 7 14. (Rice 4 4. Smith 7 1. Shew 14. Coles 0 1). Fouled oul — None Rebounds — Allanla 48 (Wllllt F). Miami 14 (Smith F) Assists — Allanla IS (Blaylock 8). Miami II (Shaw 8). Total touls - Allanla IF, Miami 30 Technicals — Wllllt. Salley Flagrant tools — Manning A 11,700 CO LLEGE BASEBALL v * AP Motoraporta Writer Tim Ralnos Is a Sanford nallvo and Somlnolo High School graduate now playlno for fhe Chicago While Sox. Hlo stafs are for tho 1994 season In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and current career totals (Including 1994 games) In the third column. Ralnos did not start Thursday but did appear as a plnch-hlttor, going 0-lor-l, In Chicago's 6-4 loss lo tho Milwaukee Browers. NHL PLAYOFFS Day by-Day All Timas ED T CONFERENCE QUARTERFINALS (Bad o i l ) Thursday. April II N Y Hangers 1. N Y lilandars I, N Y career 1,829 6,924 1,221 2,065 715 332 100 128 753 .298 T im Raines Rangeri leads series 1 0 New Jersey 7. Bullab I. New Jersey leads series 7 t Boston *. Montreal J, Boston leads sarlat 1I Washington 1, Pitldjurgh 1, Washington l e a d f i e r i e s t I Friday, April 71 Dallas at SI Louis 8 18 p m (Dallas leads series J 0) Detrolf al Sen Jose. 10 38 p m (series bed I II CAigary al Vancouver. 10 II p m (series tied 1 I) Saturday. April 11 Pllltburgh al Washington,; M p m New Jersey al Bullala 1 M p m Botlon al Montreal. 8 08 p m Toronto el Chicago 8 I I p m (Toronto leads sariat 10) Detroit at San Jota. 10 18p m TR A N bA C TIO N S 1 BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX - Sent Ricky Trllcek. pilchar, lo Naw Britain ol the Eastern League Recalled Ken Ryan, pitcher, Irom Saretolaol the Florida Stale League CHICAGO W HITE SOX - Recalled Steve Sai. utility player. Iran Birmingham ol the Southern League, echvated him Irom the IS day disabled list and requested waivers on him tor the purpose ol granting him hit unconditional release TEXAS RANOERS - Sent Jon Shave. Inlielder, to Oklahoma City ol the American Association TORONTO BLUE 1AYS - Purchased the contract ol Darren Hall, pllcher, Irom Syracuse ol the International League Sent Brent Boners, oullleldrr. lo Knoavllle ol the Southern League National League NL — Suspended Benito Santiago, Florida Marlins catcher, lor bur games and lined him an undltclated amount tor charging the mound and Inciting a bench clearing brawl In a game against lha San Francltca Slants on April 17. SAN DIEGO PADRES Placed Tim Worrell, pllcher. on tho IS day disabled list, retroactive lo April If Recalled Luis Lopar, Inlielder, Irom Las Vegas ol lha Padllc Conti League BASKETBALL National Baskeball Association NEW YORK KNICKS - Suspended An Ihony Mason, torwaril Indefinitely lor com plaining about hit lack ol playlng.tlma altar a gama played April IF ORLANDO MAGIC — Placed Jell Turner, forward, on the Injured list. Signed Geer! Hemmlnk, canter forward, lor tho remainder ol lha season T V f R A D IO BASEBALL 7 M p m. — 10, Florid*al Cincinnati. ILI 7.11 pm , — TBS. Pittsburgh al Atlanta. IL ) Fp m — WON, Chicago al Colorado, IL) NBA Sp m — TN T. Utah at Denver. (L) 10 TO p m — TN T. San Antonio at Seattle, IL ) BOXINO 8 M p m — SUN. Bantamweights Johnny Tapia vs Arturo Edwerds HOCKEY 7:30 p m - ESPN. NHL ployolls. Dallas al SI Louis. IL) RUNNINO la m - ESPN. Carlsbad 1,000 T E N N II 10 30 p m, — SUN. Conde de Godo Saturday AUTO RACING Ip m - ESPN. NASCAR Hanes IM COLLEGE BASEBALL I p m. — SC. Virginia Tech el South Florida. (L). a lto a llp m . 7 p m — SUN, Alabama at Mississippi, (L ). altoal la m MAJOR LEAOUE BASEBALL 2p m — 54, Florida at Cincinnati. IL) lp m WGN.ChlcagoalColorado. IL) 7pm — WGN. Datroll al Chicago. (LI 7 01 p m — TBS. Pllliburgh al Atlanta, (L ) BASKETBALL f X p.m. — SUN. High school. Kodak All Amtrlcan Game NBA 1:10 p m — WESM 2, Orlando at Atlanta. IL ) BOWLINO 1 p m — WF TV F. Tournament ol Champl ont, (LI GOLF 4 pm — WCPX 4. Greater Greensboro Open, (LI HOCKEY 7 10 p m — ESPN, NHL playollt, Pll Isburgh al Washington (LI HORSE RACINO 4p m — ESPN. Arkansas Derby RUNNINO 4pm — SC, Jakarta Run ‘F4 SPEEOSKATINO ( U p m — ESPN Sprint Championships TENNIS 10 M a m — SUN, CovdedeGodo 7: M p m — SUN, Phillips Open MISCELLANEOUS 4 Mp m - W F T V F , Wide Worldol Sports Radio BASEBALL 7 p m - WWNZ AM (1440), Pllltburgh at Atlanta 7 pm - W GTOAM (140), Florida at Cincinnati 7:20 pm . - W TLN A M 11120), Southern League, Orlando al Jacksonville MISCELLANEOUS 4p m - WGTO AM 1140). The Press Bo« 7 p m - WWNZ AM 1740/1440), The Sports Nut 10 p m. - WWNZ AM (740). Florida Sporlt M A R TIN S V IL L E . Va. - What cun you do In lhe blink of an eye? Mayltc switch lo a dlfTerenl channel with your remote con­ trol, or turn the pngc of a book ... or fall lo make the lineup for a N ASC A R Wlnsloit Cup nice. Rookie of the Year contender Sieve Grissom, who failed lo make Ihc field last week at Norlh Wtlkcshoro N .C.. said, "T h e difference In making Ihc Held and going home curly con he less Ilian the blink of ihc eye." Three limes already Ibis year, ihc field has been separated from pole to Iasi place by less than one second. T w o weeks ago al Bristol. T e n n .. Ihe slowest cur that didn't make the field would have been Ihe jtolc winner with the same lap Just three years ago. W ith the Intense lire war l>etween Goodyear and Hooslcr escalating from week to week. (|uallfylng records idready have fallen at every truek except Daytona, where carburetor re­ strictor plates huve brought Ihc speeds down considerably In recent years. T o d a y 's opening round of (|u;illfylng for Sunday's Manes 500 at Martinsville Speedway Is expected lo he more of the same, with Ford drivers Rusly Wallace. Ernie Irvun and Mark Marlin among the favorites to win Ihe IKite In what Is likely lo lie a very c o m p e tit iv e a n d re c o rd smashing session. Wallace. Ihe defending race winner, tested several weeks ago on the flat .520-tnllc oval. "Just like al Ihe other trnrks this year. I expect Ihe rpialifylng record to fall at Martinsville, loo,’* Wallace said. "W e didn't rrally do any kind or bunznl qualifying run (during Icsilng) and sllll ran a lap of 20.14 (seconds. 9-l.(}2'2 m phl. and dun's under ihe track record." The current qualifying mark of 95.887 (20.109 seconds) was set last year by Geoff Hodtnc. Tim e trials are so Important al Martinsville that 20 of Ihc 40 entrants have used up one of their seven allotted lest sessions for (he season at Ihe short (rack. One of them was D arrell Wullrlp, whose season needs a Jumpstart al Martinsville after an uncharacteristically slow start. Oilier than a third-place ut Atlanta, the Ihrce-llmc Winston C up champion has failed In finish heller Ilian 15(h In any race this season. "It was (our) best two days of testing In a long time." said Waltrlp. who has won 11 limes at Martinsville — second only to Richard Felly's 15. “ We lest here because, of till Ihe short tracks, this one Is consistent, which gives us the ability to make small changes, and we do things here I hat will help us at other places, loo." Patriots Continued from IB boll) teams were playing for their third coach In as many years. " T h e transition Is complete." said Shaffer. "W e re rolling now. " T h i s has been ibe most rewarding year In all m y years of coaching. No. 1. because of Ihc purcnl support and No. 2. our (emu concept, the way the girls have pulled together." For first-year Oviedo coach Anna llnllls and her Linus. It's been a frustrating season after such a promising start. "W e didn't Im prove." said Mollis. "W e're gol some girls who nrcn'l working on getting better. There are a few girls giving 1IO percent every day and others w In> are |nst out there. "1 Ihought we might have Ihc advantage al the beginning of the season (prior (o this year. Ihc Oviedo Little League was Ihc only Seminole County organiza­ tion lo support a fastpllch softball program), tail 1 told Ihe girls we Inn) In kern Improving along with everyone else. We did n 't." With the district tournament sch e d u le d lo s ta r lin g next Wednesday. Mollis feels there's sllll lime for l I k * Lions to turn tilings around. "It's never loo lute." said Mollis firmly. "Bui they've gol lo start playing together, they've got lo start hilling Ihe hall, and they have to play good defense If we do thiii. and I know we can. we have .ill Ihe chances In the world to do well In the district lom narncnl." Frcchurg supported her cause with two singles, two runs, and two RBI. Slullcr also lilt an RBI sacrifice fly. Whlle-Davls had two runs-scored and two RBI. Tra c y Brown added two singles, two runs, and an RBI. Tiffany I’oppi* and J ill Sons! both singled and scored a run. Lyons and Erica Mariner each scored a run. J a m ie D u g an an d T< Bellamy each till a single I llrsl Inning Inr the Lions, Brown’s Continued from IB (led for flllh all-around with scores of 32.70, Harper finished second on vault 18.50). eighth on beam (8.40) and lOili on bars (7.75) and floor (H.050. C ru p c was second on beam (H.55). flflh on vuuli (8.35) and ninth on liars (7 HO). Michelle Irvine ended up ninth a ll-a ro u n d (3 2 .4 7 5 ) on the strength of a third place finish on floor (8.301 and a sevcnlh on burs 17.90). W illia m s added <i seventh place finish on lloor exercise (8.1751 to her cham pionship performance on Ihc balance beam. Alexis Ford con trib u te d a fourth place finish on bars (8.225) with teammate Em ily Cunningham right behind, capm ring fifth wltlia score of8.20. Ford and Cunningham also posted Identical 8.35 scores on vault, tying the duo for seventh place. Th e Stale Championships of­ ficially close out the Level 8 and HR competitive schedule lor this season. A number of the Brown's team arc expected lo he promoted to higher levels cllhcr In compulso­ ry or optional competition tlur Ing the offseason. Pemfors Continued from IB mi obscure doubles to u rna m en t," Castle re c a lls ). S t ill. C a s tle gave I’em fora a partial scholarship on I lie hopes Hint he might he able lo contribute. "Me wasn'l In Ihc upper eche­ lon of youth players In Sweden at the time." said Castle. "A s a result, he had trouble getting court time and couldn't practice m uch. When he could gel n court. II would lx- at 4 a.in. "T h is Is right after Bjorn Borg made Sweden icnnls-crazy. All the parents wanted their sons lo be liic next Borg, but there Just wasn’t Ihc facilities to support (he added demand for court lime. As u result, people like Mikael were falling through the cracks," W hen I'crnfo rs a rrive d In Sanford, Castle hoped that he might he able to play at No. () singles for the Raiders (who were coming off a 36-1 season where Exchange (hey won their first Florida 10 p m - WGTO AM (140). Sports Byline Ju n io r College Athletic Associa­ USA 10 p m - WWNZ AM (1440). Sporlt Fan tion stale championship). Tonight "B y Christmas, lie had worked Saturday Ills way up to where he was BASEBALL I 40 p m . — W GTOAM (140), Florida al playing No. 4 singles," said Cincinnati Castle. "B y (lie start of (he 4 21pm - WWNZ AM 11440). Pllltburgh season, he was playing No. 2 al Allanla 7:10 p m - W TLN A M (11701, Southern singles and was probably every League. Orlando al Jacksonville hll as good as our No, l (Nccvct ■ pm - WGTO AM (140). Houston al SI. Dcm lr, who was a member of Louis Turk e y's Davis Cup team ul Ihe BASKETBALL 1:10 p.m - WDBO AM (ISO). NBA, time). Orlando Magic al Allanla Hawks, pregama "M ike Jusl kepi gelling better 1:0*p.m and heller. Me has really quid hands and really quick feet, bu he was soft w I k - u he gol here We got him onto the court for 1 or 3 hours a day and got bin Into ihe weight room. While h< had never been exposed to lha kind of Intensive training, In Just blossomed." As u freshman, I’crnfors win 42 0 In singles competition as h< won Ihc N JC A A No. 2 single! national c h a m p io n ship. T h t next year, lie went 45-0 and wm the No. I singles national chain ploushlp. Ironically. 1983 was the Iasi year Dial Scntlnolc Com tm inll) College fielded a tennis learn, "W e had mode the decision the year before that It was golnf. jo be Ihe final year," said Castle "A n d the only reason we had (i (cam In 1982-83 was because ol all Ihc players we had cumin)! back from Ihe 1981-82 national championship team. "Te n nis Is no longer a sane Honed spori al Florida Junior colleges. When I first gol Into n . f)J- ................................ 24 of th e 28 s c I k h i Ih In the stal had lentils learns. When w slopped In 1983. only 12 school had learns. Now. none of th schools play lentils." I m lira " ^ R A nF opI n T h G- “ iT h r a l I BO D Y SCRUBS FOR MEN I '* _ agANSlNa k REFRESHING I? flO C . . J T I i5 fc O V a a r. VtPUogorla I J * AllSlaiFomalaS(*tt * Ritual* Rooma A HOW HIRING | t |w|DodySciuDj 407-300-9476 | I TABHjgojTWWw^qgdqBMj n ITfTJoTTwfcn P.__| Jk a m * i / f �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida • Friday, April 22, 1994 - 3B People Bankruptcy: Freedom from debt IN BRIEF Kiwanians mark goodwill week S A N FO R D — Sanford Kiwanians emphasized Cunudu-Unllcd Stutcs Goodwill Week April 24*30 at Ihelr Wednesduy, April 20 noon luncheon held al the Civic Center. Doug Ross from the University of Ccntrnl Florida presented a lecture on Canada. Hob Snow, college relations represen Intlve accompanied Ross, according to Dr. Karl Weldon, program chairman. Club President Janice Springfield staled that tills nuniial observance Is designed to focus attention on almost two centuries that Canada and the United Stntcs have lived together In pence. Their 5,000 miles of undefended border arc n constant reminder of the friendship that exists between them, and Isa pattrrn for pence for all nations of the world. Canodu-Unltcd States Goodwill Week originated In 1022 by Klwauls International and now enjoys wide participation In both countries. (The Sanford Klwunls Club was founded In 1921.) Kiwanians In both countries have muny permanent and continuing projects to maintain this special relationship. One expression of lids goodwill Is 30 Klwanls Pence Mnrkers along the common border. Lual year, Klwunls clubs raised und spent more than 805 million bn com m unity service activities, with a special emphasis on meeting the needs of young children. Today. Klwanls members number 325.584 In 8,630 clubs located In over 70 countries around I he world. Margaret Wesley published poet L A K E MARY — Margaret Green Wesley of Lake Mary has had some of her original jioetry polished In the book "Tears of Fire." a treasury of today's poetry compiled by the National Library of Poetry. "Into Oblivion," her poem uhout adjusting to the death of her hustuind was feutured In the book. Wesley has been writing for 75 years and csjiectully likes it) write about historical themes. CALENDAR Art association meets Saturday Sanford-Sendnole Art Association meets on the fourth Saturday of each month, at 1 p.tn.. at Stanley's In Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to attend. Blood Bank seeks donors Central Florida Hlood Hank Is asking donors ol all types ol blood — especially O-type donors — to donate al Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Poets to talk verse First Florida Poets meet at 10 a.m. every Monday at the Dcland Public Library. Interested poets urc welcome. For more Information, please call Hob Shelford. 904-7360416, or Virginia Martin, 904-775 8909. Sanford Rotarlans to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday nt noon, at the Hanford Civic Center. Bridge club meets every Monday Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 yems or older lo play party bridge. Th e Party Urldgc 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 meets Support, Hope and Recovery, S.H.A.R., meets every Monday afternoon al 5 p.m. al Central Florida Regional Hospital in the far corner of the dining room. Th is Is a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treutment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. Help for gamblers offered Gamblers Anonym ous und Gam -Anon for family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m,. Church of the Good Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more Information, call 236-U20G. Al-Anon group gathers If you arc troubled by the alcoholism of u frclnd or relative, there Is help. Serenity Won, an Al-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics, wilt meet cuch Monday. Tuesday und Thursday night nt 8 p.m. at the Sahara Club. 2587 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more Information, call 332-4122. Lawyer makes a case against surrogate moms DEAR ABBYi I was surprised at your response to the woman who agreed to be a surrogate mother for a womun who had tried u nsu ccessfu lly for 10 ycaras to have a baby. You described the process In charita­ ble terms reserved for martyrs and saints. As an attorney who has re­ searched the subject, the matter Is by no means as simple and altruistic as Hint. While you refer to the process ns a gift to enable a woman to huve a child, the would-bc sur­ rogate slated that she would be paid $5,000 at Hie time of conception, and $5,000 upon the delivery of n healthy, normal child. In other words, this Is not a gift; It Is a fee for services rendered. Abby, If the surrogate mother Is doing this out of the kindness of her heart, she should accept only reimbursement for mcdlcul expenses. In the cases l huve read, never has a wealthy woman donated the use of her body lo a woman In financial straits. Except In true donation situa­ tions where the surrogate Is, for example, u mother or sister of the adopting mother, the surro­ gate expects to tic paid. Tills Is not to say that she finds the p ro c e d u re d is ta s te f u l; she merely regards It us an easy way A "Financial Fresh S la rl". Th a t's how the Supreme Court defined bankruptcy In 1885. Us purpose was "to provide the honest debtor with a new opportunity In life...tree from Hu* pressure of pre-existing debt." Today,-m ost people think of bankruptcy as defined In the dictionary; bankrupt adj. — financially ruined. Impoverished, destitute (The American Heritage Dictionary. 1080). Bankruptcy laws were designed to help consumers deal wlili unmanageable debts. Approximately 725,000 Americans filed for bankruptcy In a 12 month period ending m id -1990 Following tills trend experts predict that one In 10 Americans will flic bankruptcy at some jxiltil In his/her life. Filing can provide relief for the claimant, but not all consumers are prepared for the long-term coriseriurnceH resulting from this action. A bankruptcy notation remains on your credit report for lOyenrs. Tyjiea or Chapters of Bankruptcy: C h a p te r 7t Allows Indlviriunl/biislness to retain some property not owned free and clear (such as car or home). Remaining properly must be sold to pay olf debts (or a portion Hietcol) C h a p te r 1 1: Provides businesses protec­ tion from creditors during reorganization operations. Also establishing a payment plan. C h a p te r 13: Provides Individuals proleelion from creditors, giving them up to five years to pay nil debts. 4M 1 BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG Bankruptcy doesn't happen only to the very rich or the very poor. Anyone can accumulate an unmanageable debt and too often, credit cards constitute the major portion. Most consumers don't even realize they are In Irnublc until It Is too latel Bankruptcy should be viewed as a last drastic resort. What are the signs? Bankcard Holders of America list the following questions to help consumers watch for signs of "bending down Hie road to financial despair": • Can you only afford to make the mlnltmmi payments on your credit cards? • Arc your credit cards charged up lo the llinlt? • Have you ever had a charge refused due to Insufficient available credit? • Do you use ensh advances to pay your Mils? • Do you rely on overtime or n second Job to pay your lulls? • Do you make your pay men Is late or put What If It Is too late? Th e Consumer Credit Counseling Service enn help you sort out your hills and contact your creditors to arrange n payment plan. The ir num ber In Seminole County Is 339-6111. Dcblors Anonymous (DAI Is a national organization for "com pulsive Indebted­ ness." Its 12-slcp plan Is sim ila r to Alcoholics Anonymous und Is designed lo help Individuals achieve financial solvency ami slay that way. Write D.A., General Service Board. Box 400, Grand Central Stallon. New York. NY 10163-0400. Dixons observe 70th anniversary By Marva Hawkins Herald Correspondent Ezekiel Sr. and Irene Dixon celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on Ajirll 13. The couple were married In Sanlord. Family and blends gathered on Sunday. April 10. to help the Dixons celebrate the occasion. The Dixons are both retired Sanlord larmers. Attending the affair were children Thelm a Dix­ on, Ft. Pierce: Rena D. Poole, Eustls; Ezekiel J r ., Sanlord: Irene D, Johnson, Deltona, and Kldru Leroy of Ohio. Other fami­ ly and guests attending were Lcolu Knox, Hie Rev. Maxwell Johnson. Thom as Poole, Rene' Poole Caldwell, Naomi Barnes Dixon, Baron E. and Jordan M. Luudrrm llk. Dwayne Benjamin. Ralph Taylor, Kalhy Campbell. S h a w n C a m p b e ll, U n u n lq u c Camphell, Courtnle Campbell. Michael Benjamin. Minnie Dix­ on. Th e Dixons shared an af­ ternoon celebration to be re­ membered tor years to come. Tin- billowing poem was written by a (littighlei TH R EE SCI >RE TEN By Irene I > ■lohnsou It was in Sanlord. Florida Threescore It) years ago, When Zeke and Irene said "I do" And their love began to grow. Where was the groom to lake Ills bride. 1It- pondered with alarm Bui soon realized there was a place O n O tlo S c h m c h l’s larm. Just 9 mouths later In all Ihelr Joy There arrived a precious pearl What love, what pleasure did they express For Ihelr lirslborn baby girl. H*(*M Photo by Mon* Howl In* Irons and Ezoklol Dixon Sr. nro surrounded by Ihelr fam ily on Ihelr 70lh anniversary. Thelm a Louise. Then not so long thereafter Another daughter arrived, but late How eluted little Thelma was T o have a new jiluymutc. Rena Lurellia. Zeke was happy with bis girls. J hey brought him untold Joy Irene adored their every smile But yearned for a baby boy. God In heaven and angels too, Perceived Ills work not done So family of four was blessed once more With a handsome huby son. Ezekiel J r . Now otir family Is complete. She adamantly announced to Zeke. We can't ufford you surely know Additional tiny feet. Poor Irene was not aware Of whal Zeke had In store. For he was secretly plotting to he Th e Futlicr of — yes — three more. Irene J r ., Juanita Eliza, Eldra Leroy. After 20 years on the farm Sadness crept Into each heart When Mom and Dud announced one day Th e time trad come to depart. Helping kids through divorce D E A R M A R Y : this letter Is nol about abusing drugs, but it Is about he a rtb rea k and a broken family. I know iliut how my kills adjust to Hie fact that Hiclr dad and I are divorcing Is going (o have a hlg Impact on ADVICE the rest of their lives. I want to lu'lj) them get through this the best they can. tail lo be lamest, % some times I feel like 1 can't keep going myself, never mind trying ABIGAIL to reach out to them. The ir dad VAN BUREN has run off with some chick and tic’s acting like a |crk. How do I explain this to mir boys, ages 6 and 7. 1 need lielj) and don’t to make some cxlru money. Finally, carrying and bearing a know where to turn. D IV O R C IN G A N D D ISchild for another woman Is an emotionally complicated way to T R A U O I I T M O M D E A R D IV O R C IN G A N D make m oney. It Is difficult enough to bear one's own child, D I S T R A U G H T : My tlrst advice and situations arise where sur­ Is to you — remember what the rogates do not want to give up airlines always say to parents of llie child; or children who arc young children; "In the event of less-lhan-pcrfcct urc rejected; or emergency, be sure you have where marriages breuk down, your own life-saving cqul|>mcut leaving the child In limbo. As In |>lacc before trying to help things work In our society, the your children.” You must huve a only ones who benefit arc the support system for yourself through parents, extended fami­ lawyers who pick up the pieces. I happen to be u female ly. friends, church or religious attorney and member of the New gruiqis, educational Institutions York, New Jersey and Maryland nnd/or social service organiza­ tio n s. S la r l s e a rc h in g and bar associations. NAME WITHHELD reaching mil Immediately lor DEAR NAM E WITHHELD; your own siiengili and recovery. Granted the lawyers do benefit, Th e n begin offering suj>|>ort and but the couple also benefits by g u id a n c e to y o u r c h ild re n gctttng a much-wanted child. through these same sources and And the surrogate mother not your own emerging growth. Following arc some sugges­ only benefits monetarily, she ntso gains the satisfaction of tions on how to liulj) them knowing she was able to perform hnmtlc this difficult experience. • Make retrain the children a service for an Infertile couple. DRUG COUNSELOR MARY BALK y o u r c h ild re n the greatest possible suj)|)ort during this dif­ ficult time. (M ary Balk la a C ortlflod A d d ic t io n P ro v o n tlo n P ro factional and counselor. Writs her at the Sanford Horald, or call the Seminole County Schools’ Drug Prevention olllce, 323-5710.) They looked for u |jIucc lo call their own In the city they found the land S o o n u f t e r w u r d s r e a c h in g twoard the sky Was a home built with Hiclr hands. T h e y forged their fate through calm and storm. How fortunate they arc today Th e chain of eight only broken once When Juanita passed away. We gather here to express our love In hcurtfclt adoration. T o loving, kind and wonderful parents O n Hiclr 70th wedding celebra­ tion. _/\_\VcYv\\fe\A \ / CINEM A 10 mo N 17 11 ___________________ ■ > WHITE FANG 2 2004: H 7:009:11 (PO) MIGHTY DUCKS 2 *104:107:10 JP O i NAKED GUN 33 1/3 *20 (PO-13) M AJOR LEA G U E 2 *104:10 7:00*10 know that they did not cause (he divorce. • Answer any questions Hie children have about the divorce honestly. Do not lie to them but be very sensitive to how Infor­ mation Is presented. • Show love and commitment to them to help them feel more secure. Again, enlist su|)jiort (tropic In tills venture, as well. Help the children maintain Ihelr usual routine us much us possi­ ble, e Help maintain regular con­ tacts between their dad and the kids, and DO N O T tamper with ihelr love und loyally to him. • Do not say had things uhout Ihelr dud In front of them or ask them to Pike sides against him. • See outside professional help for the entire family or any f a m i l y m e m b e r w h o is experiencing intense difficulty with Hit: divorce. Some of these suggestions may seem almost Impossible to follow at this time. Hut re­ member, If you can end your m a rria g e In a m a tu re and healthy way, you will he giving f#It,--W * J) CONSUMER FOCUS * them off for a month? • Arc any of your Installment loans past due? • Are you unable to pay real estate taxes, Insurance premiums or other Infrequent expenses out of your current Income? If you answer yes to any of the above questions, you may nerd lo change direc­ tions before II Is too late. IV/iaf to do If you answered yea to any of the above questions? First, contact your creditors. Even If the account Is past due, contactng the creditor Is an net of good faith and will cause them to be more willing to work with you. In general. If you have made no payments within 120 days, creditors will take action. T u rn the account over to a collection agency or Initiating legal action could be avoided simply by contacting the creditor. They don't want you In Jail, they Just want to be paid. Hvy. 17-R. Sorted 1 l'G-1.1 B: 15 HOCUS POCUS ll’i j 9:50 jsa COPS & ROBBERSONS 1111,137.181:18___ lEfli MONKEY TROUBLE(kG) ________ *114:11 THREESOME 7:11 *11_______Q Save Your LifeStop Smoking (9) HIKE H A U L ............... ___ 2.004:107:151.10____21 Cull to ll-h e e l-800 ACS 2345 (M ill aeiNiaa •moil i imi> imi twoto MMntOVN tSSK B A D G IR L S *204:207:10*10 12.75 FOR ALL MOVIES STARTING BETWEEN 4 TO 0 SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING CLINIC Saturday, April 23 •8:30 to 12:30 PM Ages Kindergarten To High School Seminole High School Gymnasium $15.00 Day of Clinic �4 B • Sanford Hornld, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 22, 1994 J L E T US REPLEN ISH T H E S EED O F FA ITH TH R O U G H ... Regular Church Attendance Inter-denominational Baptist A s s e m b ly 01 G o d CELEBRATION CHURCH LAR I MART > n w u i x i T i * * -» (• > . M*Y Fkoruji 0. R uin Chubb 64410' 3110110 SunOiy Mointog ClIltUlKon S m « * !0 00 4 m W w loildi* Might llibli SluO* 7 00 p m FIRST BAFttST CHURCH OF LONOWOOD •91 F SR 414 Longwood. FL 31790 B3B4 (4071 M » M l 7 6(4X141 Hibr* Study 9 3 0 «m VYonhip 10 491 m FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER 17TOW Alfport DIvd Sanford F L « m . Tel J22 9227 Pealor Jeff Kr*it Sunday School II30am Worship Service 1030 am Wednesday 9*rylc* 7 00pm Community PtBytr Sendee* I vary F riday 7,30 pm ACTS loo Every Friday i 30 p in, Wor»h(p eoopm W td m id iy W wthip 7 0 0pm N u 'liry •All m t i c i , A D ull Mmitlry Have you ever IhouRht about tbt Importance of bells in your life? FriMU kindergarten on, moat of our movaaiuiti : are dictated by a series of b a il - tbe chime of tbe clock, the preal ef tbe school bell, tbe sharp H* r of tbe tetephooe. WeOTmindltloned to respond to ta^ie bells utmost without tM#lnK. FINECRKIT BAPTIST CHURCH SOI E Airport 6 M , Smtord N « J i m i , Klrtnln P u la f Sur>d4y School # 1 0 »m Morntng Wonhtp 1100 Am Einning Wof »hip 7 00 p m W «dn«v)*Y F tly lt M u lin g 70 0pm N u llify Pro. id*) For All S in r K l, IMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF 0 0 0 3J0 Commercial Street ^ A c ro tt from lha Civic Cantar * Sanford FL 32772 . Telephone <407) M l 1215 Paator David DaCan Sunday School 9 30 a m Worahip Service 10 JO am M.d Weak Homo FaHomifitp Groups (Call for rial ail at V**<tort Welcome Nursery Provided PALMETTO 1 V IN U I BAPTIST CHURCH 1#1B P4lm *noAn R«x non Aid 0 W llllim , P ulor Sund4y School » 49 1 m Morning Worthrp 1100 • m C*4ng«Ti,IK SSM M S 6 00pm W*d PT4y»r A B ill. Stud, 710pm Indipm dm t Mitttonir, FREEDOM ASSEMBLY O f OOD WORSHIP CENTER 29B0S Orlando D r . Sanford |0»d /ay»a Pla/a) 407 323 0999 Offica Hours 05 Patlc* HandaM Han W* k#r Sunday Christian Education D ata 10 00 am Mor ml 0(1Worthip 11 00 a m . E vantng Sendc • ® 00 p m Wednesday Mid Waal, Biobie Study 700pm Monday through FrtdayPrayar 100 to 2 00 pm Murtary Provided Th e most bciiutifiil bells in nur lire ure those that we heur on the Subhnlh. We ulso hear them without IhlnkinK, hut they are brinKinp the most Important WESTVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 4100 P*dl4 no*) (46*1 Sin lord, Fkj'idl Or Soppy M McFalli P u lo r Sundiy Sc hoot 9 00 • m Morning WoriMp 1000 i m D IK ipXtM p Training 100 p m Cnnlng Worship 7 00 p m VVld Pr«y»r S iryici 700pm Baptist SHOWER DOWN OF B it SUNOS j?0j f )m Avenue Sanford H I 0)09 Peafor Timothy Mudaor* 10 00 e m Sundey School 11 00 em Morning Worahip 7 15pm Tueadey Preyar 7 45 p m T ueadey 0fudy messujte <»f «H - that (>ud loves you. This week respond to them with your om i love und Join the other w orshippers ut yo u r church or synagoRur. Lutheran HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OF LAftI MARY 760 Sun Drive Lake Ma/y Paul Moyer Pastor Sunday Werihip Service B ft 10 30am Salu'day Service 5 30 p m Sunday School * Adult UrMe Cleat 9 <3 am Catholic CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 3101 W H i 51 Sanford 322 29U O onH lcti Pastor Jerry Fugate A lice Pallor Jack M Thomas Mini*tar of Mu**e Sunday School 9 30am Morning Worship B 15 & 11 OQi m Evtmng Worship 0 00pm Wad Prayer Service B30pm Hoiiy C ruet B lu ry Hour Pretr hool Fqr Inf(em itton Call 3J10797 ALL BOULB CATHOLIC CHURCH 001O U A n . S in 'o 'd F t F iin it n.chard w Troul Pulor Sal Vigil Matt 1 0 0pm Sun M ait 741am IHitpame 9 00 * m | 10 30 A 1100 Coniamon. Sal 4 004 45 pm GOOD SHEPHI RO IV A N Q IH C A t l u t m ip a n c h u r c h O f SANFORD ELCA 7917 On arnJo Dr | H «V f7 97i Phone 127 7317 Paine i* F John ton Peefo* Sunda* School Adult fl'Ma Study 9 30 a m Worahip Ba'vK* 10 30 am Nurtary Provided Christian COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Couniry Club Road. La H Mary A vary M Long PaHor Sunday School 9 45 p m PraacNng & Worshiping 1045 ami (Jibta Study 0 30 P m Sharing A Proclaiming 7 30 p m Wad Prayar Maal 700 P m Nurtary Provided FIRST BAPTII7 CHURCH OF SANFORD 910 Pari Ay# Sanford f?«v Fio>d fliaia. Jr Pallor Hev Jim Cornell of Mu»*C Hav Sidney Brock Minister of Youfri Mrs Cathy Bun# Pr# Sc houf/Ch ridrani Ministries Sumjay Wo rah rp 6 15 ft to 30 a m Sunday School 9 15 am Oitctpftthip Trlining ft tft p.m FvtningWoi ship 5 OOP m Wats Pfiytf I t n i c i I ' )$pm Nurtary Provided FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH iDricIpli* of Cbrl,1) 1M7 S Sanloid A n S Cdwvd Johnton Pan or Sum! i , School 1 4 1am Wonhlp llO O t m C o lin FaiiovtNp Allar Worarup Tuaaday Bioia Study lOOOam All A n W.tcoma Hara... Nuraary A*«la4>la M e th o d ist FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, LONOWOOO 975 Mar* ham Wood* Gd Corner of E E Wdiiamtcm Hd Sunday Church Service* and Sunday School 1000 a m Wednesday 0 00 pm Nuraary Avertable At Ad Service* Heading Room Moo Wed F m Sal 10 a m I p m 750 770® To List Your Church Services On This Page Contact The Advertising Dept. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Monday I Jotin 3:1-10 Sunday 1 John 2.18 29 Christian Science JOROAN BAPTIST CHURCH 920 Upeaia Rd Sanford 3239072 orge Siedd Paator nday School 1000 am lining Sanrica it 00 a m •fling Service ft 00 p m idnatday Service 7 00 p m Old Truth* for a New Day Church 01 Christ LONOWOOO CHURCH OF CHRIST 1010 Hery 17 92 1 mi N'O Hay 434 325 5030, 6990032 904 750 3170 Sun Worship 1030 4m I B PM You 4ff Invlltd let vittl, itudy, «nd worihip vsllh u» in that n«*r futyr* A fntndly grMTing aieuy* i « « d i Church ol God CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, U C .C . Ha* Arthur Arviy Pastor Sunday Worth ip 1000 am Church School 10154m Fellowship 11 00 • m COME o n o w WITH US OUR TEMPORARY WORSHIP LOCATION IS le*e Mary Community Bunding 200 M Country Club Rood Lata Mary Mailing Addrea* Chrftlian f tUowthig Church, U C .C P O llou 950040 Laaa Mary. FL 32795^0050 Telephone U ) 3119 Herb Slenslrom and Stall Charismatic M ik e 3 X 1 -9 9 0 0 and Employees 3 2 I2 M 3 1809 S F R E N C H A V E . 321-8580 B E TT Y WEBER COURJESY USED CARS BANK FINANCE ON BUY H E N ! • PAY H IR E U t t V Highway 17 »1. I n lari Sin lord ,407) 1217111 Orlinda (407) 4)6 SOM (H illltlU H L f I I IH I t l l ll o t l l i l i t . , a •, l J • Com plin F um ril S uvici* • Cnm tlion • M ir lt r , A M onum inl, • P riir.k n g im in U 322-3213 A .J. LO S S IN G TRANSFER & S TO R A G E P h il S. A A a r l o R o c h a A L L IE D V A N L IN E S ' 307 S. Pine Ave., Sanford CONORCOATfONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (NACCCl 2401 S Per* Ave 322 4504 Rev Thomae P Tkachui Mtnilfer Church School 9 301030am Worahip ll O O t m FaiktiaahJp Luochewi 030 p m evury 2nd Wadnenity Every leaf SalgriUy, ft 00 e m Men t D u b fireeafeal ST JOHN S EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH 2743 Country Club Hoed He* Donald Heim* Pealor Church Phone 3214193 Divine Liturgy IQOOem Sundey School 10 00 • m Con featton By Appointment LUTHERAN CHURCH OF TH r REDEEMER (Mittourl Synod) 7525 Oak Ave Rev Elmer A Reuacher P*a>or Sunday School 9 15 a m Worahip Service 10 30 a m Nur aery Provided Weekday Kindergarlan amt Pr* ftirwlargerl en Prog rani For Information Ceil 322 1552 or 323GS10 W 2Sth St. JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL U LOCALLY OWNED 6 OPERATED RON RUSSI 6 STAFF . . Hardware Stores 2626 Iroquois Av. 322-2070 This Space Available Call CENTRAL SYSTEMS 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 330-1660 Healturanl tnd Food Strvlco Equipment and Supplies Petty Goods end Pepetpoods 2620 Iroquois Ava. Sanford 32773 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE CA B AUTO PARTS Prwwftooliruu tlgradi •AUemlry ct Crvdt ol Ood U Senhmr Aiwki Curnoukrm DMoriandAbwS<7toolDi,Cam |,|2Yrt. Ouru RurrtM PnneKuV SPECIAL ORDERS DELIVERY SERVICE 210 S. French Ave. THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTEND YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK 321-7169 2599 Sanford Ave. I ORACC UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 499 Country Club Road i eke Mary David A Liddell Jr Pevo* Morning Wore hip i '10 ft 10 10 a m 'Sundiy School 9 3Q * m UM Y F ft 00 p m Monday IfiNe Study 10 00 a m Nu»»*'y Provided Fu» Ail Service* The Staff O f horns lor funirsli 9th SI. and Laurel Ave. Sanford 322-2131 KEN KERN'S TRANSMISSIONS 323-3040 500 Laurel Ave. Sanford jfe e i 303 S. LA U R EL A V E .. SAN FO R D F a m o u s R e cip e COUNTRY CHICKEN "IT'S HONEY DIPPED 32336S0 1B05 FRENCH AVE. FIRST FR IIB YTIR IA N CH U R C H OFLAHC MARY 120 W Wilbur Ave LaaeMei, l»ev A F Slevwni Peitor Church Prayer Mealing 9 If tin Church School 'las*'* Morning Worahip 11 00 « *v> Youth O'outi ft 00 (i •* We»l ChoiiPfKiice ftiopm Thur* YoulhCho*r ft 30pm MARftHAM WOODS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 31'tO M art ham Wood* Roail Leke Mary fduune 3312tUG Dr DonT Debevoi** Pe*? ' Sunday School All Age* 9JCUm Church Service* ft 13 4 10)0*-* Nurtary Provided routh Group, Sunday flClJt'f Pre SchcM^Mon thru Fn *i i; Monthly Family N»gM &wp(«' Third Wednetdey of (acfiMrinlh 6 10 pm RIVIROARS PRI SB Y ft RIAN CHURCH PC A m i W Lake Mary 0«id L Mary Tiaditional Value* Crmremporary Style Wocahip IE 00 ftre Or John Montgomery ftanor Peaipr 110910) UPSAIA PRESBYTERIAN W 75lh ft UpeelA Rd Santorg Hev Darain Shea PaHoi Sunday School 9am Church Service 10 *m LM;!* Sifudy fue* 9 a m I 7 10 pm WERIVA PRtftBVTIRlAN CHURCH 211 Walpva Bpiingi Lane Lungeoud Phyr>e H69 'GO# Mel Samuel R U Me**ey fat’ Church Service* 0 30 end »1 00 a m Sun<j*y School 9 43 A M (Ail ege*» Nuraary Provided ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH If vangaPc at Prttbylarlan) 105 Commerce 84 i aft# M er t 140 7) 31)0078 Ruber] Wilhur Paalu* Sunday fk hool 9 30 a m Morning Wo 11hip 10 30am Seventh Day Adventist MARS MILL S O A, CHURCH BOOC 2nd 51 Sanford 123 504ft SePbaih School 9 15am Divine Worahip 11 00 a rn Pailor Clarence L Wright 407 177 940ft A t liuc i ai e P allor | d * ar d E Dot toy 407 574 5074 Comniunit ahoni Secret ary AiGreava* tf>4 709 9225 A z Z J a n lto rlu l S u p p ly C o . 324-4015 C<Mt m y A id f M i n t H a m 322-4263 ADCOCKROOFING& SHEETMETAL EO O F R E N T C I-I A V E . 3 2 2 -9 5 5 8 L O N Q W O O D -767-5101 O R ’ Shorty Smith and Bill Wafborn R fSBYTIR IA N CHURCH OF SANFORD Phone 327 2642 Hev Diuce (1 Scott Petto* ft )0 a »*■ Church School 10(0 a Morning Worahip Nkfllftf Senior High f ertowahip 5 )Op m Sunday Wedneadey Fftmdy Right 5 10 p m Supper youth Group* Voyage*a (ft 4 Giadetl High Voilaga i5 0 Oradeai Ju tl Friend* Single * Orou (* f1-00 p m Paator t l< U t Study I 00 p m T 2 2 -lt f < m PLEASE CALL FOR PUCE UFORMATION BRISSON FUNERAL HOME Presbyterian 2927 S Orlando Dr., Suite J-tO • Sanford O P E N T O P U B LIC Mon • Frl 9 to 5 • Sal 9 lo 1 323-3517 | IWTEBHUEMTl I CREMATION | | BlIPPtIO U C t B ftplniuai Centre 12SA South VMual* Ave Corner of Grave* and Vnlutia A«e Re* Margarel Ann Schmidf Pan • We eetcome everyone to our aenrice* Sundey Service 10 30 A M MedHanoruHeeiingfLecturer eruj Meaaagea Thuradey Service 7» PM Medilition/Mini C la tt er*] Meaaagea informattoh on Church Function* Spiritual Counaefmg CaM #904 720 2227 H illh a vc n Health Care Center ------ ------------------------- - T H I U M F U C IT T PLAN . ■4. 84 44A II nblmbir) IM. L it , l*ry I C O N ’S G L A S S & M IH K O It 321-2360 3 2 T - 3 S 7 2 ___ Pdthuradey ft 30pm Nuiaery Provided f or Ah Service* c o m p l e t e s y s t e m s •a d d o n s FACE ESTIMATES • SERVICE ALL BRANDS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEAT PUMP EXPERTS . (tD ic iP ru c o M u r Q A tN EB C A R E Y HAND G ARDEN C HAPEL FIRST CHURCH OF THK N A IA R IN I 2501 Sanford Ave John J Hinton Paafor Sunday School 9 45 am Morning Worahip 10 45 a m Youlh Hour ft 00 p m Cvangalial Service ft 00 p m Mid «••* Bervice We-t 7 00 p m Nurtary Rruvicied for aft Service* Men * Fettovtihip Dinner Bsldwh FAlnchilcJ O aLI awn P arIl B01 W. 22nd SI., Sanford •321-2723 OSBORN’S BOOK AND BIBLE STORE atgPaik Ave 127 4)71 Clifford Meiv'n Patter Dan *ai Sella it Cnotr Director Murntng WO'*n.p ft 30 * It 00 * m Coffee Fetfowahlp 9 30 am Sunday School 9 43am Youth Feikmihip 4 30 pm Wtimen * Feilo«firi,p 1*1 Monday 11 00 a m Woman * Circle 2nd Monday 1000am 2 00pm 7)flpmi Men n Prayer ilreiea t»l Thuradey ft lOarn BARNES HEATINQ A AIR CONDITIONING 915 W. 2nd SI. I CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 400 Tuck#* Drift (Corner Tucker Dr ft CH 427) Re* Larry A rm Uuil Pealor fekaphone 172 7TO Sundey School 9 30am Infer Mi*a»on I0 30em Morning Worahrp HOOem VJednaftday tithie Study 7 00pm CTukJren a f ime included mWorahtp Nur aery provided tor Oat*** and Small Children Smufti Enough To Love You ■ Groemg in C h ilii To Serve You FIRST U N H ID METHODIST CHURCH C o n g re g a tio n a l C o n n ie S m ith 2 0 9 1 6 517-25 Lutheran HARRELL A BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff WINN-DIXIE STORES Isaiah E a s te rn O rth o d o x 2506 S. Park Dr., Sanford 3 2 2 -2 8 1 1 4050 H w y . 4 6 , 1 Mile E a s t of I-4 S a n fo rd . F L Saturday CopynyW T994 Kanlaf V/Jiama Tlaaioapar Sarxxat. P O Do. 8001 C7utnona»v*r V A 11906 S M IT T Y ’S M OW ERS Q u a lit y F u rn itu r e & D is c o u n t P ric e s Friday Isaiah 57:14-21 Thursday Isaiah 35:1-10 S T .P IT E R S HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Hinaherl Road 401 Park Avenue Lake Mary Florida SvUord, Florida (407)444 LORD Telephone (407) 322 4011 The He* B L Barge Rector net C Alfred Cote, Jr In te r-d e n o m in a tio n a l Sunday Euchertel 730am Holy EuChanit ft00am Children a Chapet 9 00am Chrtatian Education CALVARY CHRISTIAN CENTER Sundey School 9 13 a m -A lt Age* 900amChoral Cue hart at 10 GO a m 500 W 4th SI Holy Cucharml 10 DO a m Nurtary Servicet ProvidwJ Sen toid Chiidren4a Church 10 DO a m /Ja* ft S ut'f Poole P**1n»«. Tuesday 7 'GO a mi (Education Wing) Sunday Wedneadey 10 00 am Nuraary Car* Begun a «1 9 QQ « m Morning Si r rlce 10 00 a m Thuradey 7 30 p m Through 10 00 a m Service “ Poear ft Praiie 6 00 p m Wednetday Wedneadey Service 7 00 p m Holy Euc hartal 700pm DOVE a WAY FELLOWSHIP 420 Live 0*hiU».d Ceateitiefry, FL3271B Phon* 40 7 3390433 Frank I Char loti* Umwn Peafort Sundey 10 00 am A ft 30 pm Wednepdey 7 30 pm, M INCER M O TO R S CARS ft T R U C K S BRAM BEAUTY SALON 519E. 1st St. • Sanford Wednesday Isaiah 25:1-9 Episcopal CHURCH O FOO D B01 VI 22nd 6true I Her Donald E Wiggin* P o lo t SundaySchooi 9 434m Morning Wonhtp 10 50 am Evangelistic 5«r*ic« ft 00 p m Family Enrichment S*rv*ct Wtsdntaday 7 00 p m FURNITURE FACTORY LIQUIDATORS & Tuesday Isaiah 11:1-9 i Scnpluryr, SpTecfaiJ ty 77i* Arvrxsn ftWrt Sac»ty United Church 01 Christ S TEN S TR O M R EA LTY S E E D IA N A M IN C E R E M P L O Y E E S OUTREACH O ILiytR AN C E CENTER llJ rs r p i4 A * « Smton) 314 1010 Jotiphrn* airrlogtOh 6l4lo' M o lM lH aflin Co P u l J ' Nobiil F ly MinIMii D rolM iD K Xirion I«4ng*Hil Molbn. Bird Miitronary C b irti, M l, , O llcon S r ili'P iw I O K i , i K 't l i 'r S 'ltir Drclirton U iM r D ol'd * 1 S uodl, Stbrjol 10 00 • m Sundiy Bi n tel llO O t m T u i v l i , Ennlng n,b riS lti(y 6 00pm T hu '4diy Ctnn ing lb it t i m d WorMtip S i'y ic i 6 00 pm Nazareno This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 STENSTROM, MCINTOSH JULIAN, COLBERT WHIGHAM & SIMMONS, P.A. A TT0 R N C Y I A T LAW v liia a i/ t 1407)3 P w lO flt* Bo, 4*41 Sartor ttirtord Suita 72 •Ourtnnk Bug 1407)1 TB M SII0 TOO W M l n l Sum >Urdo OrWv) M a n . I lorvli 1777? 4*41 This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 MOAAI AFFLLANCf CINIlt, INC -4441 X < « AU 441AM M U O | OBMJIAL IL IC TK JC 1 MAYTA0 • CAAAJM M ,1 4 in m - I 'H I W U I - 1 W 1 1 M U “ • • ■ • r r n iw ii-r m n iM ,. i t m i 4m m 3 2 2 -3 0 8 3 M4 t COMMtRClAL *? 2650 S. Orlando Drlva, Sanford T H E M c K IB B IN A G E N C Y 3 2 3 -6 6 8 4 Carl Bergman S Employoos Insurance o COLONIAL ROOM RESTAURANT ■ w i » u ir, UI2BB9 ill l n u r IT, l u r t n 1100 8. French A venue Sanford •322- t b m �5anford Hornlti, Sanlord, Florida - Friday, April 22. 1994 - b b Religion C h u rch e xto ls 50 years, fa m ily IN BRIEF By SUSANWBNNER Heagy featured as guest speaker Morale) Correspondent S A N FO K D — Ron Hcugy wilt be the giiml sjrrnker during tbe weekly youth gathering «t Fam ily Worship Center. 251 li Street uml Airport Iknilevurd, today nt 7 p.m. tlcugy broke his neck at the age of IH 1n n surfing accident and was left paralysed from the neck down. Instead of withdrawing and feeling sorry for hlntseir. hr looked forward to his future with hope. For Information, call 322-0222. Join MOPS In May l.A K E MARY — Mothers of Preschoolers are Invited to Join our MOPS group at Holy Cross Lutheran Church of luikr Mary. 700 Sun l)r. Associated with the James Dohson ministries, MOPS ts a nnndcnomlnutlonal Christ focused support group for moms. Th e next meeting will take place on May 2 from 9 n.m. to 11:30a.m. at the church. Th e cost for the May program Is S IO and we will tar learning how to make a crocheted basket, please call abend to make reservations. Hahyallllng Is provided for a donation of S3 for preschoolers, however they must he preregistered also. Please call Michele Hoyles to reserve u place at 322-3025. Afro-American program set SA N FO R D — Th e theme tor Historic St. Jam es A.M E, Church's April Afro American recognition program Is Htnck Achievements In the Military. Tills subject will be addressed by Jo h n n y Joseph during Ihe Sunday School hour. 9:30-10:45 a, in. Th e church, pastured by Nolan T . Pills, Is located on the corner of Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Davis to conduct Revival services SA N FO R D — Th e Rev. R. T . Davis, paslor of Second Shiloh Hapllsi Church, will conduct Revival Services at Ihe St. Paul Haptlsl Church on Ihe corner of East Oth Street and Pine Avenue Monday Ihruiigh Friday, April 25-29. Services will tH-glnai 7 p.m. Everyone Is Invited to attend. The Rev. Amos C. Jones is ihe host pastor. SANFO RD T h e Sanford Church of Christ celebrated 50 y c u rs of f a m ily tills past weekend with a Jubilee at Lake Golden Park. Th e fun began Saturday with fun. games, relaxation and re­ newing of friendships. Food and fellowship began a weekend of rekindling the lire of devotion to God and reminiscing of old limes and the beginnings. One of the 13 charter m em bers of the c h u rc h wus present. Madge Nelswundcr enjoyed seeing fuces from the past and was able to cuddle two of the youngest additions lo the congregation. In February of 1944 the San­ ford Church of Christ begun its work In the community. In May of that year, a move was made after (be purchase of a lot on First Street. Luler, after the date of Its sale, tw o lo ts were purchased In Ihe urea of Second Street and Elm Avenue. In October of 19-15. u building Iwgan for a move In the spring of 1940. Finally In August of 1950. after a building fund helped rulse money for purchase, the church came to reside and still does, ul 1312 Park Avc. A fellowship hall was added several years ago. and has received much use. to complete the facility. Sunday's festivities began at 9 a in. The worship service la-gun with a resounding chorus of Heaven's Jubilee. Bert Brown, a former minister of the congrega­ tion. was the guest speaker of the morning. Com m union was a sentimen­ tal time, not only the thought of Christ's death for us. hut the beautiful new, gold communion set was used for the first time. It was purchased so all would remember the Golden Anniver­ sary of Family In Sanford. Lunch was provided lo m rm liers nml visitors by the con­ gregation bringing In a covered dish mid desserts lo accompany the chicken mid limn supplied by the church. The fellowship hall, many classrooms and the annex were rifled to capacity as relum ing members mid friends of the church greeted each other ufterso m any years. T o n y Black, minister of the church. Introduced hlinselL the elders ami deacons of the church In a sh o rt p ro g ra m w h ic h wrapjied up Hie Jubilee. Several speakers from throughout the ureu spoke to those In atten­ dance. us a thank you and recognition In Ih r efforts of Hit* memliers in starling and sup­ porting their works. Songs, praye rs and m any embraces ended a weekend of true rejoicing and Jubilee. One member commented that she didn't think she'd see some of the people mil II ihe oilier side of eternity. What a blessing lo savor their presence before Hint lime. 0«<tld Photo b f S u »»n W »n r» , Madge Nelswander, chartor member ol Ihe church, snuggles with two ol the youngost mombors, Brandon Stlffey. right, and Lauren Handy. In front ot a guilt mado for tho 50th anniversary celebration Salvation Army says thanks for many years of support B y K E L L E Y M IT C H E L L Herald Stall Wrltor S A N FO R D — Th e y came Iroiii tar and wide to a banquet in their honor, representatives of H2 local businesses, civic organi­ zations and schools packed the midllorlm of the Salvation Arm y for ihe 1994 Annual Civic A p ­ p reciatio n D in n e r w ith I lie theme "Friends of the A rm y ." G u e sts enjoyed a d in n e r, catered by Park Avenue Cater­ ing. and socialized In the arena decorated wltti greenry, bum Lake Monroe Nursery, flowers and centerpieces Entertainment wus provided bv members of the Sanford Corps, from vocals to ilmhrcllsts, all in recognition ot the many contiibutlons given the the Salvation Arm y over the years. Divisional Commander of the Florida Division l.l. Col. Philip Swycrs. guest speaker of the occasion. Informed the crowd of supporters of the m any pro­ grams offered and lives touched b y th e C o r p s w i t h i l i e l r assistance. Each representative was pres ented a certificate of appreclii lion and a personal handshake ul thanks from Lt. Gregory Franks, c o m m a n d e r of the S a n lo rd Corps, and Ills wile, Lt Sylvia Franks, before leaving H «r»M Photo by Kolloy Milt Soil Tho head tablo Includu, from loll lo right. Lt. Grogory Franks, Lt. Sylvia Franks, Bob Daohn, advisory board mambor, Lt. Col. Philip Swyors, Quosl speaker, and Bill Mac Lauchlln, advisory board chairman, Her>ld Photo by Kslley Mitchell Tho Sanlord Corps Tlmbroll3t ot tho Salvation Army performed an unusual ploco with their colorlul lambourlnos. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ALLIANCE CHURCH Community AllianceChurch. 48I5E ail li lt * O m ib , Winter Springs Neighborhood Alliance Church 301 Markham Wood* Rd . Longwood Sanford Alliance Church 1401 B Park A*e, Sanford ASSEMBLY OF 0 0 D Emmanuil A iiim b ly of Qod, 120Commercial S I , Sanford Family Worship Cenler, 1/70 W Airport Bird . Sanford F reedom Assembly of God, 2960 Orlando Dr., Sanford Weft Ira Assembly of God, 1675 Diion Rd , Longwood BAPTIST Antioch lapfitl Church, Oviedo Calvary Baptist Church, Crystal U - p A y * I 3rd Si . La *# Mary Casselberry Baptist! Church. 7/0 Semi noli Blvd Ceniral Baptut Church, 3101W i l l St Chuiuota First Baptist Clearwater Missionary Daptill Church, Southwell Rd Country tide Baptist Church, Country Club Rd t Lake Mary Fire| Baptlif Church, 510 Park Avt fire! Baptiit Church of Altamonte Spring*. Fit 436, Allamonle Spring* First Baptut Church of Foreil City First Baplltt Church of Geneva Flrel Baptlll Church. Markham Wood* Flr*l Baptlll Church of Lake Monroe h r it Baptlll Church of long wood, 691 Ea*l HR 434 First II apt m Church ot O il ten First Baptlll Church ot Oviedo Flrel Baptlll Church of Sanlando Spring* Flrit Shiloh Mlltlonary Baptist Church, 1101 W 131/* 81 Fountain Head Baplut Church. Oviedo Hob# Baptlat Church, Foreil City Community Center. Forest CHy Independence Beptl«1 M i t t . Civic League Bldg , Long wood Jordan Ml astonary Baphal Church, 920 Upsefa Rd Llghlhouee Bapti*! Church. MS Longwood *Laka Mary Rd lekevlew Oaphit Church, 176 L•**«■•* Ave, Lava Mary Macedonia Miaeion Baphal Church. Oak Hill Rd . Otleen "Missionary Baplltt Church, North Rd , Cnlarprl*e Morning Otory Baptlll Church. Geneva Mary Ml Mortah Primitive Bapliel Church. 1101 lo cu li Ave . Sanford Ml Olive Mltiionery Beptut Church, Sanlando Spring* Rd . Longwood Ml Sinai MttsioneryBapbsl Church. 1B00 Jerry Ave Ml Zion Mltiionery Baptlll Church. Sipe* Ave New 0*1hat Mlltlonary Church, Oth SI A Hickory Ave New Ml. Calvary M ft •lonary Bapt 1*1Church, 1109 W 121h 81 New Salem Primitive Baptist Church, 1609 W 1211* SI New Tenement Baplial Church. Ouelily Inn, North Longwood New Ml Zion Baptist Church, 1770 Pear Ave New Life Fellowship. 4981 E la*# O r. Casselberry Norfhalde Baptlll Church, Chuluola Peaceful Zion Baptist Church, 1164 Pine S i . Altamonte Springs People’s Baptlll Church. 1701 W H I 81 .Sanford Ptnecretl Oaptisl Church. 601 E Airport Blvd Prairie Like Baptlll Church, Ridge Rd . Fern Park Progreit Missionary Baptist Church, Midway Provtdance Missionary Bapiisl Church, 4M1 Dougiaa Ave, Bookedown Second Shiloh Missionary Baptlll Church We*l Sanford Smyrna Bapllit Church, 750Overbrook Or.. Casselberry Starlight Baptlal Church. 190 Bahama Rd SI James Missionary Baplltt Chuich, SR 415, Osteen St Johns Missionary Baptlll Church, 309 Longwood Ave, Altamonte Springs St Luke Mlltlonary Bap Hit Church of Cameron CHy, Inc SI Paul Baphil Church. 813 Pme Ave St Matthews Baptist Church. Canaan Mgts SI John * Missionary Baptist Church. 970 Cypress Si Springfield Missionary Baptist Church. 12th 31 A Cedar Ave Palmetto Avt Baptist Church, 7676 Palmetto Ave Temple Baptist Church, Palm Springs Rd , Altamonie Springs Victory Baptist Church, Old Orlando Rd at Healer Ave Weilvkew Baptist Church, 4100 Peota Rd |46A) William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Mark A William S I . Altamonte Springs Zion Hope Baptist Church. 712 Orange Ave CATHOLIC Alt Souls Celholic Church 602 Oak Ave , Sanford Church of Ihe Nativity, Leke Mery Our Lady ol Ihe Lekee Catholic Church, 1310 Maximilian. Deltona St Ann e Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail, SeBery 81 Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset D r. near Button Rd . Casselberry Si Cl ere Catholic Community meel a at Osteen Civic Center 81 Mary Magdalene CethoRc Church, Midland Ave , Altamonte Springs St Mary s Ukrenlan Catholic Church. 243 McCoy Dr.. Apopka CHRISTIAN First Christian Church, 1607 8 Sanford Ave First Christian Church of Longwood. 1400 C l Williamson R d . Longwood Celebration Church Lake Mery, 126 W Lekeview A ve . Lake Mary Grace Christian Church, Wtieon Elementary School (Peola) 963 Orange Bivd , Sanlord lakeview Christian Church, Bear Lake Rd el Jamison Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upsala Rd , Sanford South 5amlnole Christian Church, 300 W OR 434, Oviedo CHRISTIAN SCtCNCE First Church ot Christ Scientist, 973 Markham Woods Rd , Longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ. 1312 6 Perk Ave Church of Christ at Lake Ellen, U S H wy 17 92 N . Casselberry Church of Christ. 600 Palm Springe D f . Altamonte Springe Church of Chrlti, Geneve Church of Chrlti, Longwood Church of Christ. W 17th St Northslde Church ol Christ, Fie Haven Of-, Midland South Seminole Church of Christ, 3410 Leke Howell Rd CHURCH OF 0 0 0 Church of God, 603 Hickory Ave. Church ot God, 603 W 22nd 81 Church ol God. Oviedo Church ot Ood Holiness, Like Monroe Church of Ood Mission, Enterprise Church of Ood. 1402 W 16lhSl Church of Ood in Chi I si, Oviedo Church of God of Prophecy, 2309 8 Elm Ave Church ot God of Prophecy, 1706 B Persimmon Ave Chu'ch of Ood of Prophecy, 496 8 Central, Oviedo Church of Ood (7th Day), Deltona Community Center, Deltona (Sun Room) Rescue Church of Ood, 1700 W. 13th S t , Sanford True Church of Ood, 2700 Ridgewood Ave , Sanlord CONGREGATIONAL Congregational Christian Church. 2401 S Park Ave , Sanford EASTERN ORTHODOX Eastern Orthodox Church, 81 George, 2001 Dylan Way, Maitland Eastern Orthodor Church, 81 Slsvens of O C A , 1693 Lake Cmme Md , LongwocKl Eastern Orthodox Church St John Orthodox. 2743 Country Club Rd Sanford EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church E DeBary Ave Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood Episcopal Church of the New Covenant, 676 Tusk aw Hi a Rd , Winter Springs Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, 231 E lake Brantley Dr , longwood Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Park Ave at 4lh S t . Sanford SI Peters Episcopal Church 700 Rinehart Rd . Lake Mary 81 Richard'S Church, 3131 Lake Mowed Rd Winter Park The Church of Ihe Good Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave .Maitland INTERDENOMINATIONAL Calvary Christian Canter, SCOW. 4lh S t , Sanford New Harvest Christian Fellowship 7760 Country Club Rd , Sanford Northland Community Church. 330 Dog Track Rd Longwood Outreach Deliverance Canfer. 2231 Sipes Ave . Sanford JEWISH Beth Am Synagogue meeting el corner of Sand Lake and County Line R d, West M Temple Shalom 1783 Eikham Blvd Deltona LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church, Overlook D r. Casselberry Good Shepherd Lutheran Chureh.ELCA. 7917 Orlando Or (Mwy 17 97). Sanford Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Lake Mary, 76G Sun D r . Lake Me«y Lord of Life Lutheran Church, 393 Tusk awllla Rd .Winter Springs Lutheran Church of Providence. Deltona Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 7323 Oak Ave Messiah Lutheran Church, Golden Days Dr A Mwy 17 92 Casselberry St Lukes Lutheran Church, Rt 476. Slavla 31 Stephen Lutheran Church, 434|utl W. of 14, Longwood METHODIST Barnett Untied Memorial Church, E DeDery Ave , Enterprise Dear lake United Melhoditi Church Bethel A M E Church. Canaan He ghts Cat tel berry Community Uni led Mel hod lit Church, Mwy 17 97*1 Pmey Ridge R d , Casselberry Chrlti Untied Methodist Church, Tucker D r, Bun lend Estates DeDery Community Methodist Church, W MlghbenkeBd .DeDery First United Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave Fir el Method*!! Church of Geneva Firtl Methodist Church ot Oviedo O-race United Methodist Church.. 499 N . Country Club ltd Lake Mary Grant Chapel A M E Church. Oviedo Oekgrove Melhoditi Church, Oviedo Otleen Methodist Church, cor of Garpenier A Murray St Osteen Pioneer Methodist Church, cor ol Wilbur Ave & Country Club Rd . Lake Mary SaunlandO United Melhoditi Church, SR 114 in'* M , Longwood 51 James A M.E , 9th at Cypress St Luke M B Church of Cameron City, Inc , Bear dal I olf 5R 48 £ St Mary S A M E Church,SR413.Otleen St Paul a Melhoditi Church. Otleen Rd . Enterprise Strafford Memorial Church. 3 Oedary NA2ARCNI First Church of the Naxarene, 2381 Sanford Ave Geneva Church ot Ihe Naxarene. SR 46 Geneva Lake Mery Church of the Naxarene, 171 E Crystal Lake A*e . Lake Mery Longwood Church of Ihe Naxarene. Wayman A Jessup Ave . Longwood Markham Woods Church of the Naxarene. SR 46. 3W miles W of M e t Ihe Wekiv* River PRESBYTERIAN Deltona Pretbylerien Church, Holland Blvd A Austin A , • Dei if^ 4 First Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary Flr$1 Presbyterian Church, Oak Ave A 3rd St Firtt Presbyterian Church of OoBary, E Highland Markham Wood1* Presbyterian' Church, 3210 Markham Wood* Rd . Lika Mary St Andrew* Presbyterian Church 9913 Bear Lake Rd St Mark* Presbyterian Church. 1021 Palm Spring* Rd AUamonte Sp*mgs TutCiwilla Presbyterian Church, 3600 W SR 428, Oviedo Up tela Community Pretby terlan Church. Uptai t Rd Wekiva Presbyterian Church. 211 Wsklva Springs Lane Longwood Westminister Presbyterian'Church. Red Dug Rd , Caiaetberry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Leke Seventh Day Adventist Church. Mwy 436 Forest Cdy Mars Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church. 60t E 2nd St . Sanford Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church, 5613 N Mwy 427 Seventh Day Adventist Church, Maitland Ave , Allamonle- Spring* Winter Springs Seventh Pay Adventist Church. 50 S Moss Rd OTHERCHURCHES All Faith Chapel, Camp Seminole. Wekiva Park Rd Allan s A M E Church. Olive A 12lh Bearden Avenue Holiness Chapel. Bearded Ave Chuluol a Community Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 2315 Park Ave ECKANKAR. 770 Big Tree D r, Sulla 100, longwood FamilyChurchChriillenCenter, 1644Seminal*Blvd .Casselberry First Born Church oMhe Living God, Midway First Church of Christ. Scientist, llkem Blvd A Venus 31 .Del tone First Pentecostal Church of Longwood First Pentecostal Church of Sanford Full Gospel Church of God In Christ 1876 Jerry Ave . Sa ito'd Full Gospel Tabernacle. 2J24 Country Club Rd Grace Bible Church, 7644 S Sanford Ave Holy Trinity Church of God In Chrlti, 1514 Mangoushn# Ave Kingdom Hall of Jehovah* Witness. Lake Monro# Unit, ! 362 W Jrd Gt Lake Mery Community Church, 101 N Country D ub Rd m m » Lake Monroe Chapel, Orange Blvd , Lake Monroe Ml Oltve Holmes* Church. Oek Hill Rd . Otleen Neighborhood Alliance Church, 301 Markham Woods Rd Longwood Paola We* ley an Church, 5650 Wayside O r . Sanlord Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernacle, Ridge wood Ave olf 2Slh oppn*iie Seminole High School Restoration Community Church, 5615 N Cn 427. Sanford Rolling Mills Moravian Church, SR 434, Longwood Sanford Alliance Church. 14015 Perk Ave Sanford Bible Church, 2480 Sanford Ave Second Church of Ihe Living God, 3421 Beard all Ave . Sanford St. Pel'll Serbian Orthodox Church, 1900 Lake Emma Rd , Longwood The Full Gospel Church of Our Lord JetusChriil. Washington Si Canaan City The Salvation Army. 700 W 24th St Triumph, The Church of (he New Age. 1006 W bihGt Drilled Church of Christ, Allamonle Community Chapel, Allamonle Sprmjj* Untied Church of Chrlti Christian Fellowship, 760 U Country Dub Rd Lake Mary U C S S Spiritual Centre, 175 A S Volusia Ave , corner of Graves A Volusia Ave , Orange City �#B - Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 22, 1994 Legal Notices I NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby glv*n that I am rng.ged In business al KM Oak L*al Ln , long wood. FL 1177*. Seminole County, Flor Ida. under lb* Flcllllout Nam* ol M U L T IW A R E PROOUC HONS, and lhal I Inland lo rrgliler tald nam* with IN* Division ot Corporation*. Tail# haste*. Florida. In accordant* with Ih* proyltlont ol lh* Flcllllout Nam* Statutes. To Wll Section MS Ot. Florida Statutes Ittl. Ihomat Pai Publish April 77. I*»4 DEQ 717 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given lhal I am engaged In business *1 ITT F air view Avenu*. Allamonl* Sprlngt. F I 37701. Seminole County. Florida, under Ih* F l c l l l l o u t N a m * ol AAAFORDABLE HOME SERV ICES, and that I Intend lo regular tald nam* with Ih* Olvltion ol Corporations, Talla hatte*. Florida. In accordance wllh th* provisions ol Ih* Flcllllout Nam* Statutes, To­ w n : Section MS Ot, Florid* Statutes Ittl. Victor F. Boucher Publish April 71.lt** DEO 710_____________________ ^ C ITY OF . IONGWOOD, FLORIDA ■y * NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO TOCONSIOER ADOPTION OF PROPOSEDORDINANCES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; NOTICE IS HER EBY O IVEN by th* City of Long wood, Flor Ida. lhal Ih* City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enactment ol Ih* lot lowing Ordinance* ORDINANCE NO .*4 11*4 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOR ID A . V A C A T IN O A N D A B A N D O N IN O A L L O F CHARLES S TR E E T. LY IN G NO RTH OF M ARVIN AVE N U E, SOUTH LONGWOOD; A N D 'T H A T P O R T IO N OF WEST LAKE AVENUE LYINO ■ , WEST OF LOTS S AND 4 OF B LO C K B, S O U TH LO N G WOOD; ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE COROED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 70. OF TH E PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F LO R ID A . PRO V IO IN G FOR C O N F L IC TS . S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N D EF F EC TIVE DATE ORDINANCE NO. M 11*7 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOD. FLOR IDA. AMENDING THE BUD G E T FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER I. Ittl AND ENDING SEPTEM BER 30. 1**4. PR O V IDIN G FOR BUDGET TRANSFERS Said Ordinances were placed on llrtl reading on April II. It*4. and Ih* City Commission will consider tame lor final passage and adoption alter Ih* public hearing, which will b* held In tlx City Halt. ITS West Warren Avenue. Long wood, riorld*. on Monday, th* 7nd day ol May. A D . It*4. al 7 00 P M ., or at toon thereafter at possible. Al Ih* meetlnq. parties may ap l**r and tx heard with respect lo Ih* proposed Ordinances. This hearing m ey bn contlmxd from limp .to lime ohlll final action It (alien by Ih* City Comrnlttiort' •» • ' *' A copy of th* proposed Ordl nances are posted al Ih* City Hall. Longwood. Florida, and copies are on III* with Ih* Clerk ol th* Clly and same may tx Inspected by Ih*public. A taped record ol this mealing Is mad* by Ih* Clly lor lit convenience This record may noI constitute an adequate r* cord lor purposes ol appeal from a decision mad* by th* Com mission with respect lo Ih* loregoing mailer. Any person wishing lo ensure lhal an ad* quat* record ol th* proceedings It maintained lor appellal* pur poses It advised to make th* necessary arrangements al hit or her own*>p*nt*. Dated this 70th day ol April. A D , Itt4 C ITY OF LONGWOOD GERALDINE D ZAMBRI C ITY C LER K Publish: April77. I**4 DEO 70* Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TMC E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. CASE NO.M 7M CA 14 A C IT Y O F SANFORD POLICE DEPARTM ENT. Plaintiff. NO TICEO F FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given lhal I am angagad In butlnts* In Seminole County, Florida, un dar lha Flcllllout Ntma ol JOE S LAWN MAINTENANCE, and lhal I Intend lo ragltltr tald nam* with Ih* Division ol Corpotations. Tallahassee. Florida, In accordanc* with Ih* pro visions ol Ih* Flcllllout Name Statutes. ToWII Section S4S 0*. Florid* Statutes lt»! JO E ’S LAWN MAINTENANCE Joseph R Webster Publish: April 33. I**4 DEQ 313 PATRICK ROBINSON, Defendant NO TICEO F FOR FEITURE PROCEEDINO TO: PATRICK ROBINSON 401W SEMINOLE B LV D . 713* SANFORD. F L 37771 and all others who claim an Interest In Ih* below described properly. Chlel Ralph Russell, ot Ih* Sanlord Police Department, Seminole County. Florida, through hit olllcert. Invetliga tort or agents, tel red the tub|*d properly, lo wll: IMS SAAB MODEL NO. VIN 4YSJAHJSJJF7014*73 S44S00U S CURRENCY on March t, lt*4. al or near Seminole County, Florida, and It presently holding tald property for Ih* purpose ol forfeiture pursuant lo Sections *37 701 707. Florida S lalu l*t, hat RE Q UESTED that an Honorable Judg* of Ih* Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Florida. Ittu* a Finding of Probable Causa why Ih* above properly should nol be forfeited to Ih* above agency. You will be ten! a copy ol th* Finding ol Probable Cause once II It signed by Ih* Judg* and II will advise you how and when lo respond lo this request lor forfeiture I HER EBY C E R TIF Y lhal a true and correct copy ol th* foregoing hat been furnished lo Ih* above named addresses by U S registered mall, return receipt requested, this Itth day of April, t**4. NORMAN R WOLFINGER • STATE ATTO R N EY BY: Ann* E Richards Ruttwrg Assistant Stale Attorney Florida Bat 77(7*01 Ofllceolttx Slat* Attorney 100 East First Street Sanford. FL 37771 407 377 7534 Publish April 77. 74. 7* A May 3 .17*4 DEQ 711 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INAN DFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CAtE NO. *3 1774 14E F IR S T UN IO N N A T IO N A L BANK OF FLORIDA. PlalnllllftS. vs DONALDJ BRADY,elal, Deltndanlltl. NO TICEO F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol lorecloture dated April 4. 1**4. and entered In Cat* No. *3 1174 I4E of Ih* Circuit Court ol Itx E IG H TE EN TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wtxreln FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA It tha Plalnfllf and DONALD J. BRADY and CASA P A R K V I L L A S O F TUSCAWILLA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C , are Ih* Defendants. I will tell lo Ih* highest and best bidder for cash on Ih* west front steps ot th* SEMINOLE County Courlhout* al 11:00 a m.. on the tOtts day of May, lt*4. Ih* following de termed property at tel forth In said Final Judgment: Lot 4. Block I. CASA PARK VILLAS. PHASE I. according lo Ih* plat thereof at recorded In Plal Book 7*. Pages 34 and 3S ol Ih* Public Records ol S«mlnol* County. Florida. WITNESS MY HAND and Ih* teal of this Court on April I. 1*14 (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: April IS. 33, l**4 DEQ 134 CELEBRITY CIPHER Cewcvity C e rx r c/yptogremt r r treated horn q u o u ix n t by famous penpx past and present Caen latter in n x uprxr stands tor anoitxr Today a c k x 0 ague's V *L ' E W M I O L W V S V W Z V V D X M K V R O W M K U R D E R X U M O I O L W V E R X L R K X M D N M O U O R T W X V P P M K K M P L W V S X n O N M . K X M D N . * — P T Z O V L N V X . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Lika Stravinsky or Thalonlout Monk. I like moking dissonances In my work." — Roy Lichtenstein. OFF THE LEASH© by W.B. Park 'Boys, I know this stream like the back of my hnnd."chucklod Scoutmaster Finley just before lie started downstream. UM M DaM BOfllfl COUNTY COURT DADE COUNTY CASE It l 3J43CC74 PAN AMERICAN NATIONAL EMPLOYEES CR EO IT UNION VS MALACHI WALTON COUNTY COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE 7*7 I47SSPH BAR NETT RECOVERY CORPORATION v« MALACHI WALTON Nolle* ol Sheriff's Sal* NOTICE IS HER EB Y OIVEN that by virtu* ol lhal certain Writ* ol Execution a* sly lad above, and m «rt parllculery lhal cartaln Writ ol Elocution Issued out ol and under th* saal ol Ih* County Court of Somlnolo County, Florida upon o final ludgmenl rendered In th* afore tald Courl on th* tlh day ol August A D l**7. In that certain case entitled: Barnell Recovery Corporation. P le ln tlll v t. Malachl Walton. Defendant which oloreteld Writ ol Eaecu Hon was delivered lo me as Sheriff al Seminole County. Florida, and I have levied upon Ih* following described properly owned by Malachl Walton, said proparly being located In Semi­ nole County. Florida, more par Hcularly described at lollowi: ONE ItM TO YOTA PICK UP VIN:JT4RNS0Rt G0174141 BE INO STOREO A T BUTCH'S TOWING. SANFORO. FLOR IDA and Ih* undersigned es Sherlll ol Seminole County. Florida will at II 00 A M on th* 33rd day ol May A D t**4. oiler lor sal* and sell lo tha MghtsI bidder. FOR CASH, and sub|tcl lo any and all assisting Hans, al Ih* Was! Door, on Ih* steps, ol lha Seminole County Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida. Ih* above de scribed personal properly Thai tald tala It being mad* lo satisfy Ih* terms ol said Writs ol Enecullon. Donald F Esllngar. Sharlll Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS ABIITIES ACT OF l*«0. 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 SHO ULD 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 F O R C E A B L E W R ITS S E C ­ T IO N , I34S 3ITH S T R E E T , S A N F O R O . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED INO. T E L E PHONE: 14071 330 4440 Published April 71. 7* & Mey 4. A 13. 1*44 with Ih* sal* on May 33. I**4 DEQ3I3_______ m N O TICEO F FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business *1 3433 Georgia Av* . Sanlord. F L 33773. In Seminole County. Florida, under Ih* Flcllllout Nam* ol ANCHOR MEDICAL, and lhal I Intend lo register tald name with Ih* Division ol Cor porallont. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordanc* with Ih* pro visions ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToW II: Soctlon 443 0*. Florida Statutes 11*1 Darlene S. Siebo Publish: April 33. I**4 PEQ7I4_____________________ PUBLIC SALE P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R EB Y O IVEN TH A T ON Tuesday. April 34. I**4. al 11:00 a m Eastern. *1 the premises ol Premier Machinery. Inc., 2SI7 Shader Road. Orlando. Florida 37404. Ih* undersigned will tall at public tale lo Ih* hlgtxtl bidder *11 ol III right, till* and Inter**! In and lo th* following described properly as Is. where Is. to wll: On* II) Legunmellc Model 717 Vertical Milling Machln* t/n 33741 437 TERMS OF SALE: A mini mum Down Paymtnl ol 13% In tilhtr cash, ctrlllltd or cash lar's check al Ih* lime ol sal* with Ih* balance due within 74 hours. Th* undersigned reserves th* right to bid FOR FURTHER INFORMA TIO N C O N T A C T : Ellen M. Jones *1 407/440 00*3. ORIX CREOIT ALLIANCE. INC , 7300 Maitland Center Parkway, Sulla 400. Melllend. Florid* 13751 Publish: April 71. 74.1094 DEQ 1*1 NO TICEO F ACTION B E FO R E TH E CONSTRUC TION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD, IN RE: The llcenie to practice construe Hon ol Bradley Georg* Burl D/B/A American Eagle In­ dustries of Florida Inc. 1013 Sunshin* Lana Sulla 1070 Allamonl* Springs, Florida 37701 CASE NO : *7 14104 LICENSE: RP004I737 Th* Dtparlmenl of Business and Prolttllonal Regulation hat fllad an Administrate* Com­ plaint against you. a copy ol which may b* obtained by contacting. Altornay O.W . Harrell, Department ol Business and Professional Rejulatlon, 1140 N. Monro* Slrael. Tallahas see. Florida 111**0711. 1*04) 444 0041 II no contact hat been mad* by you concerning Ih* abova by May 77, l**4. Ih* mallar ol Ih* Administrative Complaint will be presented at an ansulng mealing ol Ih* Construction Industry Llctnslng Board In an Informal proceeding. In accordance with Ih* Amer­ icans with Disabilities Act. per­ sons needing a special accom­ modation lo participate In this proceeding should contact lha Individual or agtncy sanding node* nol laltr than saven days prior lo Ih* proceeding at Ih* address given on notice. Tele­ p h o n e : (* 0 4 )1 5 7 * 0 * 7 ) 1-400 *13 477 1 ( T D D ) or 1400 *33 4770 (V I. via Florida Rtley Service Publish April 33. 7* 4. May 4, II. 19*4 DEQ 73 7 1 -H e lp Wanted 71— H e lp W a n t e d C L A S S IF IE D A D S Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 8:00 A.M. -3:3 0 P.M. MONDAY Ihfu FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY EARN 34*44/1**** Per. Month. II yeu hava cturagt call! 74lt7NI4hr.rec.msa Orlando • Winter Park 831-9993 RECEPTIONIST E x p e r ie n c e d lo r b u ty orthopaedic olllc* Cell Commercial site InUCF area. Benelllt package. Sharon *1747 5535 _________ ANECOINC. 44*4431 PRIVATE PARTY RATES OTTICE HELP EOE/Drug I r f workplace 14 conwcutlv* tim*«----------- 571 a lln« P/T. Computer eiperlenc* and urganiiallonal skills ra qulred Medical records *>pa rtenc* helpful Musi type 30 wpm Send t* un* lo P O EXPERIENCED BODY PERSON 7 c o n tK u llv * tim e s ______ 70c a llna Musi hava own tools and ba •bla to do heavy collision Apply In person I* Iween *am and Ipm al 3401 Country Club Road. Sanlord 1324*44 3 consacutlva tlmaa_____ Ole a llna Itlm a ----------------------------- 11.10 a llna R a in a r t p t f la tu a , b a ttd on 3 lin ts • 3 U r t t i Minimum Bo« 13*1. Sanlord, FI 37777 PLASTERERS AND LABORERS EXPERIENCED COOKS N EED ED IM M EDIATELY Call Bill al 337 0*10 FullHmt Apply Inperson PERRY'S RESTAURANT Upper level, Allamonl* Mall NOW ACCEPTING FIBERGLASS LAMINAT0RS GOOD WORKERS NEEDED DAILY WORK/DAILY PAY Report Sam 1705 S Hwy 17 *3 Longwood Call*** 1371 *n*r 3pm DEADLINES Tuetday thru Friday 12 Noon Th# Day Bator* Publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday •Monday 5 30 P M Friday HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED 12— Eldxrly C rs 41— Monty to Ltnd ADULT CARE in our private home Sanford area. Lett ol loving car* for your loved onei Contact Holly 333 9143 ADULT CARE In private Ian lord ham*. IttO/mo Inc. love, meals, transport., tn la r talnmant, 4 more 4*5-14*1 KEEP DKIVIMC AND STILL GET THE MONEY! ADOPTIONS Free medical car*, Irantpor tatlon. counseling, private doctor plus living *>ponses Bar *717515 Clearwater Attorney Jehu Fr taker.....3009*333440 23— Lost A Found LOST M A L E K IE S M O U N D Horn Geneva area Black and tllver, hat apilapty. needs medication S334 REWARD **7 34* 551*_________ 27— Nursery & Child Care A TTEN TIO N 5IC044D SHIFT P A R E N T S ! R e lia b le childcare with hoi meal* Licensed daycare facility. Coll lor rale* 131-7455/Lie *3*3 10 BABYSITTINO IN MY HOME 4Am • *Pm, Monday Friday Hamilton echool area 331 *45* 31— Private Initructlons O P IN IN O APRIL tlnd. I l l 5311 Sanford. FL J*ckl#C**l*j5wlmU***n» 43— Legal Services * PROFESSIONAL LEOAL a Photography lor u*a at evi­ dence. LOW BATES 333 75*4 Legal Notices N O TICEO F F IC TITIO U f NAME Nolle* It Txrtby given Ihel I am engaged In butlntii al 30* Shlpman'i Lana. Lake Mary 17744. Seminole County. Flor Ida. under Ih* Flcllllout Ntm* ol A P I E N V IR O N M E N TA L INNOVATIONS, end Ihel I In lend lo register laid nam# with •he Division ot Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida. In ac cordanc* with th* provisions ol tha Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToWII: Section *45 0*. Florida Slalulat 1991 Albert OMIakush Publish. April 77. I**4 DEQ 301 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE l*TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NOi TJ-tltJOROIE IN R E: Th# Marriage ol ARTHUR L. GIVI NS, JR. Husband. and JEN N IFER C. GIVI NS Wll*. NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAOE TO: Arthur L.GIvIns Jr. Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTH FIED that an action lor dlssolu Hon ol marriage has been died against you end you are re­ quired lo tarv* a copy ol your written defenses, II any. to II on JENNIFER C. GIVINS, Pell llonar, whose address Is 1015 Bartlett Ct., Oviedo. Florida 37745 on or btlor* MAY f. It*4. and HI* Ih# original with Ih* Clark ol (hit court either belor# service on Petitioner or Imm* dlelely thereafter. II you fall lo do so. * deleull will b* entered egeinsi you lor th* relief de­ manded in Ih* petition. WITNESS my hand and Ih* teal ol Ihlt Courl on MARCH 10, 17*4 MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O FTM E C O U R T By Nancy R.WIntor Deputy Clerk Publish: April 1 ,15,77,7*. 1*14 DEQ 57 TELEMARKETER • LOW DOWN PAYM ENT • EASIER Q U ALIFYIN G For complete details call R I N E T FINANCIAL ACTION M OR TO AO I ROOTERS LONG DISTANCF DRIVERS All phot#! of rtpair Experl ent#d Call 119 1144 Musi have CDL "A" wllh dean MVR Produce *»per! ence and good references re qulred Call or apply MSC Trucking. 1*21 W ill St. Santoed. FL 4*7371 73*1 MEDICAL S#rvict company !#«king part flm# h#lp Moihif houn and day! 17M71S ask It* Rodney SALES SALES Ratall •ap#ri#nc« lor jewelry Ml«% Call J19 1144 LPN 331-0700 S A LES ~ Full lima and pari lime llpm 7am shill Pari Urns 7am 3prn shill _______ 74Hour Service 71— HxIpWanted For replecemenl windows In liom* Someappls furnished 41* *041 Cesselberry Apply m person: LAKEVIEW NURSINO CENTER. *1* E. Second 31. Sanlord__________ MEDICAL Tw w .ism si. Secretary Exp In Wordp#rf#cf A loiu% 171 for window* 4 mull Typ# minimum 40 WPM 14 W hr plui benefit! S#nd return# lo PANAMA Servjrm 117 W l\l SI. Suit* SOI. Sanford FL 17771. Atfn Kelly or FAX 407 311 1413_______________ SECURITY OFf ICER TRAININO/PLACEMENT Arm#d4nd uiT.Yrifvd 1740744 NURSING ASSISTANT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS AH tMttft Full lime end part lime Only thoi4 having tip# ntnet s% 4 Nutting Auiilanl in long term car# and being able lo vhow proof of rtgitfra lion to Ink# Ih# court# or challenge fh# !•%! upon application should apply Mu«l t* certified no later than 90 day! atfer hire Drug Ire# work pi.* » F U L L T IM E R ELIEF COOK E xper fence e MUST Strong supervisory skill* PART TIM E D IETA R Y AIOE E »p#r lence preferred Apply DtBary Manor between *em end 7 pm. 4* N Hery II *1, DeBary Drug tree workpiece A D D TO YOUB INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL 137443* *r 773 4711 SPRAY PAINTERS Exp. aulo/marme painter! needed Appiv al 1470 Dolgner PI . Sanford 1)1*141 Debar y Manor SUPERS MOTEL AON. Hwy If 91 Debary, FI NOW HIRINO ___ 407 440 404 MEDICAL AGENTS-REAL ESTATEI Nothing iucc**d* Ilk* tucc*** We re well Into m r 3rd decade of training successful agents No llctnta7......... ...Well txlpl WATSON R EALTY CORP REALTORS 331-33** AVON predsKti-lAM. Earn to 50%. No door/door PT/FT Sand! 331-11*3/1 *00 4*4 3144 RN MANAGER *ASSI5TANT MANAGER E vper lence required ONIGHT AUDITOR • HOUSEKEEPING Apply In parson 4730SR 44W . Sanlord . FullTlm* 7 1 shill, weekends 011 Eiperlenc* In on acule cere telling end management highly deslrebl* Com* and tx a pari ol Ih* changing trend In tong term cere Salary d* pendent upon eaperlence A DRIVER WANTED A Full tlm*. Mult luva let* medal teen* vehicle far tecaI deliveries utilising persersel vehicle. Cell 443-3NI411 TEACHERS Pari and lull lima stall needed In childcare centers ________ 407 373 0435________ TEACHER S A I K WANTED LPN Childcare eiperlenc* re qulred Willing to drive van and gel a CDL Call 377 /Wl Full lime end pari lima 4 and 12 hour shills available Good leadership tkjlli a must G ift and GPN 's wllh previous leadership esperlence also encouraged to apply Drug Ire* workplace BOOKKEEPER Perl lime. Able lo (III out querterlys and do Income lee Cell Nancy 133 *543 • BARTENDERS • CLUB MANAGERS • DJS •SERVERS • HOSTS/HOSTESSES E »per lance peeler red _________CalllJ* 1144_________ Manufacturing company has pari lima post Hon open Requires eicellent telephon* skills to handle multiple phorx lines Computer eiperlenc* a plus Up to 70 hrs week Phorx (40/1 724 l7W.uk lor Baihara and unskilled Days Call between I 1 SPRINT STAFFING. 1IS 7411 A NEW COMMUNITY A H0MEBUYERS PROGRAM CLUB/RESTAURANT HELP RECEPTIONIST SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR LABORERS N EED EO Skilled 43— Mortgages 323-5176 E iperlenced deatxrs and tu pervlsort Numerous locations Day'evening hours P/T, F/T Seminole County area Call 7*7 3JU Position open for an aaptrl •need talemarkator Evening hours. 4PM 7PM. Monday through Thursday Apply In person Sanlord Harald. 100 N French Av*. ask lor Tracy All you need Is yotr lllle Jack Diamond lor appointment EMPLOYMENT JANITORIAL Wllh cltontol* Full or pari lima Call 3314114 A D JU S TM EN TS AND C R ED ITS : In tha event ol on error In an •d, tha Sanford Harold will be responsible for the flrat Insertion only and only to tha aitont of tha coat ot that Insertion. Ptoaoo chock yo u r ad for accuracy lha first day It runs. 21— Personals THIS BOSS REWARDS HARD WORK Merry Maids pays tor perlor manre every Friday! Day hrs only, no nights Insured car rtqulrad, paid mileage Call Merry Maids 111 1244 I yr tip . Apply alt 147* Oalgixr Pl.Sanlard 311414* Scheduling may nclud* Hat aid Adverbial al tlx cost ol an addborul day Cancel when you gel tesulti Pay only lor day* your ad tune al tat* earned Us* kJt del cripbon for latseil reiutti Copy mml toOuw acceptable typo graphical form -Commercial keguency ratal are available TRUCK MECHANIC Ugh! lo heavy duty Musi hav# fool! and experience CAft 711-7441________ WAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK Apply In person Debary Manor SON Hwy II *1 Debary. FI ___ 4*7 44* 4474 MEDICAL Experienced only Apply in p#r!on; Day! Inn. Sanford 407m 4100 WAREHOUSE ANDOENERAL LABOR HELP NE E DE Ol Donu! lor driven All !hllt! available Daily pay. no fee Report ready lo work S JOarn. Industrial Labor Svc . 1011 French Av No phone call! DENTAL HYGENIST DELIVERY/WAREH0USE Immediate opening available lor dynamic Individual J 4 da/% per week Strong perto tklllt a mutt 904 7f\ 000 40 hrs + Paid Insurance and benelllt. Cleit D Lie req Clean driving record Know I edge ol Orlando area a plus Inquire*!: 15*1 S. Sanford Ave. ___________tenterd___________ Housahold m ls c., tools, ladder, barrel pump and lots ol ilutf. 2517 Oak Ava., Senlord. THURS-FRI-SAT *7 OARAOI 1*1*77 Why bather 17 "RotT ce FLORIDA STATE REOUIRES all contractor* be registered or certified To verily a state contractors license call I 100 147 7*40. Occupational Licenses art required by Ih* county and can be verified by Purnllura, kitchen Hems, loots, and mlsc. Saturday, 4/31, *am 1pm. 71* Myrlla Aye, Sanlord. No phone______ MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE Saturday. April 31, tam Jpm Al R E O A T T A S H O E E S AP TS .-In parking lot 73— Employment ______Wanted______ 17 YEAR OLD mother ol I r e c e n tly lo c a te d Iro m Northern Virginia detlrai entry level clerical work. Call Sutan 337 4731 91-A p a r t m e n t s / House to Share * M ALE WANTS FEM ALE a to tlsar* poet canda. Free rent _tor_t*m£#nlenshl£l»J**4^_ 93— Rooms tor Rent A Q U IET. CLEAN rm. In Sen foed Kitchen A phone u m . com laundry |7SAup 314 6951 CLEAN ROOMS. !mgle Parting |7|/wk Klfchan, phone, laundry, video game!, off !treetparking 3J04413 NICE Place Furn rm Prel female Wafer, elec . A/C A heat V M . V I dep 130 0S4i SANFORD K itc h e n and laundry pciv Cwbte Private home USwk ♦ dep 17) 7944 SANFORO old touw Cable, phone, kitchen priy . private rm t40/wklncl utlt 741 70H WORKINO LAD Y Preferred Hou!# privilege! Everything furnUhed Lakefronl |4)/wk Call 4J1 1479 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent NOTICE All rental and real e!fafe fiftver ticement! are !ub|e<t to ttie f etkrral Fair HouHng Act. which rviake! It Illegal fo Advertise any preference, tlm Itatlon or dl!crimlnatlon baved cxi race, color, religion, vex, harsdlcap. familial !tatu! or natUauil origin SANFORD I BDRM A STUDIO all elec* a ir, re t area tlSQ/mo , up. No pelt. I r l 1019 SAN FO R D I BEDROOM EMcellanl neighborhood t90/wk and 4700 !#curlty A»!o I ROOM CPPICIIN CV 474/wk, t l V) tec urlfy 171 7971 I fUJMM. living rm. kitchen, bath/ 4174/wb plui !#c in dude! all utllifie! Call J7I 4114or 349 4477__________ 1 BE DRM. Private A Quiet 4140 month. 4140 depnit. 474 pet deposit Call ) » 47)1 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent SPRING BREAKII One Bedroom Apartments 47t* OEAL Mosswood Apts 377 7774 MINUTES FROM SANFORD LARGE 1 BORM Front and back porch. Park view Off slreel parking 4794 / mo Al C h t o d l Broker/Owner I 400 SIM M ] Concrete Lawn Servico CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayrx Deal I Man Quality Opara tlont 710 7)71/47* B47 TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CAREI Res /Comm . dependable, low ralesl Freaesl...........130 7070 Electrical calllngl7Mll0j*iH^43^^^^ M A S TE R RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum. Framing. Drywall, Doors, Rooting. Ccncrtla. 371-4*32.-. S O. Ballnt, CBC4I1440 EARN UP TO $2000 p a r w eak p ro c e s s in g FHA/HUD Gov't Refunds. No •■perlsnce necessary Call 1711*51 ISMait. 77174 hrs. Home Improvement AFFORDABLE HOME Repair Dependable All phases Call tor Freaasl.MIchaellll 710* Appll ances AL DOES IT ALL! APPLIANCE REPAIR Fra* appl. service cell wllh re F li It right at a price you can afford Llc'd/lns From start lo llnlsh Carpentry, plumb Ing, electrical, and rooting sves 71 yrs ol eiperlenc* Mo |ob loo big or smell Cell 124 1*40or 221 4 U I74 hours p a irs1 John, A ) Best, 374 l l t t Carpentry CARPENTER All kinds ol home repairs, painting A ceramic R ES TO R A TIO N . DRYW ALL metal studs, doors, trim, sld Ing. porches, decks, gazebos Licensed/Insured 27) 3017 CARPET M ILLD IR E C T Big Dlscauntt Famous Brandi First Quality. Top Lino. Stalnmasler. Saionles. Trackless. Sculplurei l i **yd Commercial level loops 514* yd Instillation 407 114*100 HANOVER Weed* Cammimlty, oil Markham Woods Rd . Lake Mary, Saturday 4/13 * 5 RITE-W AY Mf Mt 101*1 INC * W E S H O W UP Carpet Cleaning ~ SAM'5 CAR P ET CLEANINO plus strip and bull lleors. Raildenllal/commarclal 24 hrs 374 3541. beeper 444 0541 •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garag* sal# ad by 13 noon on Yuasday and lake advantage ol our special garag* sal* ad prlctll Call Classified now lor delallil Cleaning ServiceHONEST DEPENDABLE 322 2611 Person lo clean your house just th* wey you ilk* It at a price you sura can ellord Call Vfcm# 13944*4 MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE MULTI FAMILY SALE NO JUNKI OREAT BUYSI 104 Krltll Ann Cl., oil Hwy 434 East, Winter Spring*. Satur­ day only, 7am 7pm UM M . / T i n’H lla l)ls ()ln y Act l \v« W o rk For . Cull Clrminrcl , __3 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 La ndscapfiig" RANDY'S Q U ALITY LAWNi Complete pro cata tinea l»*0 Clean ups. hauling 37I 0714 Painting P A IN T IN O . paper hanging, pressure washing and dry wall repair. Freaesl. 331 5174 Pressure Cleaning " DUN R ITE: Clean driveways, roots, pool decks, walks, houses Freest!. 321 4173 Photography Roofing OY5BER5 HOME REPAIR A ROOFINO P a in tin g , ca rp e ntry llond/Int/LTc •' RC004474S Call 574 4315 Swimming Pool Service/Repair W EEK LY SERVICE Irom 54$ mo Cham Rile Pool Sarvlct . 140 327* Robert Shoemaker Tree Service ~ ECHOLS TR E E 5VC Llc'l. Int "La. Ih* Protesslonalt do It.” , Free estimates . 373 373* Window window Repal Repair and Cleaning WINDOW A SCREEN REPAIR: 4*7 m 72)1 j Tf’ r ~ BEACH. Sports and Weddings Mobil equip unique pricing • Forlnlocallll* **01 A d v e r t i s e You r B u s i n e s s Ev e r y Day F o r As L ow As $4p Per Month. Call Cl as s i f i e d, 322-2611 G ro v a v ls w V llla g s *01 Grovtwood A v. Saturday Only,* 13__________________ mM E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, cornrn/res Llc/lnt .EH0004I1J37I 4475 Additions & Remodeling WE BUY-PAY TOP PRICE 11 _________ 4*7 33A-H37_________ GARAGE SALE Sanlord, FL 13773 till Ad i tea PEOPLE to toia walghtl No will power req! 100% neturall Dr rec I Colleen aO/ 174 3714 5* AUTO AUCTION DRIVERS N EEO ED I Musi have valid rtorida driven llcente and ba aid* lodrive stick Call betwMvt I 3 SPRINT 5 TA FFIN O .il* 3*11 DRIVERS NEEDED “ A G CARRIERS. Tavares, FI. ■ well established and grow Ing Central Florida based company oilers you: • 134 10 7*4 per ml I* • Up to 17.000 ml. per mo. • Stop Off Pay • Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • Salaly A Parlormanca Bonus • Spouse Riding Program • Average Trip 57 Days • Lata Modal Conventional Tractors II you hava 1 ytart tractor trailer, OTR and stuns and lea •■parlance plus a good driving record, call: ________ IM M 74N3*________ Carpet/lnstallatlon BIG SALE WORK AT HOME Part tlm*, lull tlm* workers needed Earn #«lr* citraordinary money. For In formallon tend sell addressed stamped envelop* It D l R Consulting, PO Bei t i l l , DRIVERS WANTED llto^tlchar<^ro«PiiiiiJlPi*)7 t pc. Mohogany vanaar. Other turn , baby clothes, motorcyele A p a r t s , a te . 70S Mallonvllla Ava., Sanlord. Saturday A Sunday_______ *7 Sanlord Third ihllt. Nellonal. food 1*1*1 comp rwedt person tor warehouse OT req Per marxnt poilllon 55/hr. Up ward mobility and monetary growth Cloit. Never a Ieel Help Pertennel. 43* 4M *__ Withclean dais Bdriver* license lor day «nd night Shllli. We oiler 5300 per w*«k to start, ma|or medical, de ntal and paid vacations Apply al USA Services, si! Spring Hammock Cl. Longwood _________ 33*730*___________ THIS W EEK S ANTIQUE DINING SET WAREHOUSE M EDICAL ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS 71— Help Wanted �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Friday. April 22, 1904 - 7B 99— Apartments 105— Duplex____Triplex / Rent Unfurnished / Rent SPRING SPECIALII 1 M rm /I B*lhH)7*7« SHENANDOAHAPARTMENTS MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdf m. 11*0 mo } bdrm. 1410 mo »nd up NICE > bdrm, 1 balh. Ill* Hickory SI. Sanlord l*00/mo taoodap ait a o t i r i m a i SANFORO. I nice un aplt A/C. appll Avail 1/01/f* tiro A USO plus dep________ W ills* t BDRM. I BA. Enial area, oil 3238670 SANFORD. I Bdrm. 1100/m o, plus security All ullllllot paid m a p ! alot________i l l loti SANFORD*11 S. Park Av* I and 1 bdrm, air IMS t i l l « tIOOdap l l I S*W or MO **0/ SANFORD I BDRM. all ollllllai paid SlJO/waok with security dapoall........................ 17* 3*4* I BDRM.. llv rm, hll., balh, and porch IIS Fronch Ave ll>S/mo , flO O it 47EA453 l' BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIAL! I bdrmt A .Ilk avail Call lorry, S1MSO 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent ilraal parking. near daycara tlM/molMOwc n i trsr 107-Mobile Homes / Rent C O U N TR Y S E T T IN O com plalaly turn, 1/1. garbag* /»*l*r furn, covered lancad pallo Ideal lor weak coopla or smgparent USO/mo putdrp ______ Nopaii n im y WBKIVA RIVER, privet* prop •r l y , I b d r m , I b « ! h , lurnlth*d. util Inc!, USO/mo plui cm lac *04 M l *07* IIS — Industrial Rentals SANFORD. 1 bdrm. !>> balh lakafronl house SASO/mo 111 700* SANFORD I bdrm. I balh. c»nl H/A, carpal Uke newt I yr Itate S*M/mo*•* MS II I ) SANFORD. 1 bdrm. I balh carpal, lancad tail Caldwell Realty Sarvlc*_______ tm ito o Stenstrom Rentals aPAOLA AREA 1/1 S w/ dbla car garaga. m porch. Iplc , *•11 A septic SI SO mo USO sac a SANFORO 1/1 DUPLEX w d hookup CHA, S*lSmoSlSOk*c Slamlrom Really, Inc. "Wa Manag* your Ham*, lik* II wet our awn." Jim Doyl* 17] 1**1 Alter *PM JS0 1**1 WINTER SPRINOS 1 bdrm. 1 b* 0 lot. garage, washer/ d rye r, flreplce l*S0/mo RenKleasa/opllonB** ISM 1 BED. I BATH Tewnhome with washer and dryar Midden lake liao/mo Call J l* 1*1* Nava message H balore *pm 1/1, appliances, hook ups, qarage. carpel, blinds, cent heal/alr l**0 m lioteil*** i BDRM, H i BATH, fenced yard laundry hook up. t*lS/mo. 1*00dep. 113 Hay* 371 0*1 ) BEOROOM. 1 balh. cent II A lamlly rm Only I son down* Aito*bdrm, Ibalhavallable Ack about our HU(1 homes* Why rent? THE HILLIMAN GROUP. INC Realtor H I M il I BEDROOM. 1 BATH, double garage. |ecuill. fireplace privacy fenced yard San lord/Lak* Mary area Av«il able May 111 17S0 month 111 A*«l alter tom OFFICE/wereheute ipece. 1100 Sq ft. Prime location al entrance to Central Fla Re glonal Airport eoiwi 1*01. * PRIME LOCATION * 7.100 sq If of nlct olfico space 7,000 sq II warehouse, also fenced storage Airport Blvd frontage 17111SO 117— Commercial Rentals LIQUOR STORE Downtown Sanlord lor sale or lease Also liquor licenses lor Orange and Seminole County lor tale ______ s i x th ________ SANFORD R ETAIL/O FFICE I 111 sq II Covered sidewalks, high tralllc area 1700 plus sales lee/mo Slenslrom Reel ly Inc. Jim Ooyle 771 !*f! K IT *N* CAKI.YI.Kff> l»> l urry Wrljjhl 118— Office Space / Rent Town Centre Apartments Aqioo\ Ac AcHoof SOLD AFTER ONLY THE SECOND CALL) AFFO RD ABLE HOMES V E N T U R E ! PROPERTIES FHAOR VA ASLOW A S S » \ Assum* no qualihts a, owner llnenclng low as l«oo/mot Oov‘1 Faraclosuras. Repost Seminole, Orange, Voluslal Sonlord Properties For less Than »J ftUDown i • FORECLOSURE! J/l on •< acrel Appl , Inside util . fenced yd* Only I7*.044t • 1/t, over 1/1 acrel Llv. dm. lam rm Salellll* dish t**.e«0 • V I w/POOl lor only SM.104I Llv . dming, (am rms tool • L A K E , len nli. pooll 1/1 cuslom, llv. dm . eat In kllch , appl Garage U1.W0I • 1/1, new carpel & paint! Cent H/A. carport Just Ml.tool •oua-A O 1994 by M i W • 2 Bedroom from.... $ 4 7 7 mo.* •3 Bedroom from.... $ 5 4 8 mo.* * April rains 9iih|oct to efiango APRILPRE-LEASESPECIAL * N o A p p lic a tio n F o o l • S p ik lin j: I’nol • I jhjjc I Iix ii flunk HOURS M F 8 30 A Sal 9 5 Sun Closed 1900 W. 1st Street •Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 6 9 6 'P cvu zd i& e " ty o c v i / t d c O ie & & ., , 141— Homes for Sale DUPLEX SANFORO Good neighborhood, good condition 111.too Call alter S 00 L A K E M A R Y A R E A 1/1. gorgeous oaks, near goll course 17* *00 Cell lor appl 114*04* __________ wi se*«__________ Markham Wdt foreclosure. */?, I t acre, peslure/steble 4101.000 VENTUREIPROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 ^ MORGAN REALTY SANFORD ISttiSI and Myrtle Ave 321 6762 DELTONA _________ 00* 77S *070 321 2257 BELOW MARKC T VALUE I 4 bdrm. I*i b«(h. partially Iff • f r irej M l vii a r* J906 n u t OWNER Goffjrn •, I f.<l"»' I 'i Iwith. (tn l air «r><| fmaf. fvncvd yard, porch, doubt* lot much mortt Plr»<r»%f are* IM va) 121 fell BY OWNER Vudrrn ranch ttyl« horn* in qui«f A f 4 ) lg bdrmt. 2 Lg (Mtht. Lg llv rm A. dtn rm 2100 « ) ft w dbl lot iipproB '0 yrt old C/ttA UKunly lights and roof N ia ftntfd yard, ctmant drtv* 2 car gar . many fruit lr»at f*rh spnnBlrr %y%t«rn. iW|i avail. (140 Ml Mom* freshly pamted out»*cJ* Call Joe J22 2049 day*.. 27) 1140 iv h Sft.SOO____ T tf w t C ASSELBER R Y Beautiful 1 bdrm. P i bath Near carpet, pamt Shoart like a modeli W4.900 494 7026 ______ B s r BANK FORECLOSURES. GOV'T FORECLOSURES. LOW DOWN ASSUME NO QUALIFIES AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA 4 ORANGE COUNTY Gill lor dfftailtl Janet Mansfield. 323 7271 AA Cintil* Inc . n J m< N O R TH R ID G E 11/5.900 9 S to ry. 4/2'i . lam rrn w/fplc . u p formal liy/dm rm . Economical solar hot *At*r. ceramic t.ht. intercom lavun %prinklar tyft. huge maittr %uit« a/roman tub A t«p ihoMffr Day / II 0990 Rovtlyn ••o wiwvl 760 7040 O STEEN/LEM O N B LUFF 1 bdrrn. | hath honwt Appeoa 2 000 iq ft St Johm River frontage II9K firm Ai i» No contingencie% fly owner 40/ 422 /4/4 312 W . Final SI . Sanford Laktfront ) I home, til 900 J/1 corner lot. air 14MOO tOor lacroit Tormif Country! S/t/l. fam . air fenced. IS/.500 1/1/2. loaded «/featurett 1/9 900 VENTURE I PROPERTIES 323-5774 looking to buy a home/ We have hornet tn *»JI area« of Seminole Orange Volutla Cosifitiec' Call for defailil • I I with fireplace newer carpet and til# iaa 900 • Foreclosure! 4 2on I W<urt-\ Firrpl.Ktt 1104 900 • 4/2. 2 /00 %q ft . fireplace lg ter pore hi 1104 900 Beth Otborne Venture I Properties DELTONA 1 bdrm I'y bath lamlly rm e.lratl SSI.TOO W Mallciowskl, 177 7**1 HOMEOWNERS HOMEBUYERS 330 0273/ 774-9400 Don t Be Taken Advantage Of! Send For This Brochure Thai Will Save You THOUSANDS! Send Sell-Addressed, Stamped Envelope and $10 Check or Money Order lo: SANFORO HISTORIC HOUSE •IIM Y R T L E AVENUE Ueautllully restored * bed l'y Ikith home with pool 7.0(70 sq II. ell new heel end elr You have lose* III SI 10.000 Call owner *7* **SI SANFORO Country living, dose lo new mail Grewl starter home 1/1. den. eal In kitchen, beautiful trees 1*7.000 PAINE ANDERSON t*S 11*1 D&RCONSULTANTS P.O. Dos 1732 Sanford, FI 32772 1732 We H ave E G G S -A C T L Y W hat You N eed ! R E A L T Y , IM G . 322 2420 • 321-2720 SANFORO • LAKE MARY •In Our 3!th Yen* 4/1 BLOCK HOMB w/ CHA on 100.111 lot 24.1* blk laundry/workshop. 17.17 scr rm Very close lo Plnecresl Elem 11*000 )?l 7*M 153— AcreageLots/Sale DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal for mobif* homo or home tile, hortei. cattle terming, or nurtery Zoned agrlcuiturel VJ.900 per acre Smell doan peyment alth owner llnenclng 904 /4/ t//I GENEVA SACRES Pond well Zoned eg /re% iX) 000 1S9 9120 '(0 ACRES N EAR LEM ON BLUFF In tecure communl ty •I4S.900 alth teller firms 'BUILDING LOT clote to Semi note High. 110.SOO *44 ACRES with414 ft frontege on SR 44 eeit Super buy! 1)9.900 hurry! •Vrtv t9J§ C S- A L L B A R T )A ILF.AL EiSTATn. INC 322-7498 *1. ACRES FOR SALE. Corner lot neer Lake J e m p Cell 121i242efter Spm 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE Pine Ridge Club 2 bdrm, 2 bath US 000 Cell J22 2)04 157-Mobile Homes / Sa]e CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK 74.41 1/1 spill IS Pearson, centre! H/A. cerport ID SOO Cell 111 1140or 111 3/01 181— Appliances / Furniture • AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE • 1IIS French Ave. Sanlord R • I r I g a r a I o r . S lo v a t , Washers Dryers Free S yr labor werr Del avail 11100*1 APPLIANCES. FURN., TV'S~ New Salellll* Systems as low as si 4/1 CHEEPO DEPOT. 171* French Ava_____ 11I77M CRIB. Jenny Lynn, w/mallress Very good condition I17S E .e cu llve desk **" A100 777 1771 A lltrlP m . Barbar« Colllnt told h«r wTiftrbed with th« h«lp of • SANFORDHERALO CLASSIFIED AD A f f t r only 2 c a llt. the w/itrrtwd yvws %old and the hod tom* ffvtra spending money In her pocket! Do you ha#e on item for tele/ Get retulfk with o ciouifled od Coll or fo« ut Monday Friday • 00 S 20 to ire how eoty If l« 322-2611 831-9993 FIX 323-940 KENMORE washer, very nlcel F ree delivery and warranly John A* Bail, 17* 77*5__ • KEN M O RE M ICROW AVE, large, looks good, work; groat tSO Call 177 1*70_______ • LOVESEAT. blue with rusi pillows attached Good condi lion D O 771 n asivmsg MOVING SALEI Bdrm suit. PVC peho turn . living rm lull, dble recllner loveteel computer desk, wather/dryer Musi sell I 777 l*fj 187— Sporting Goods • KIDS BIKE Ideal lor a S lo * year old girl Green, pink, end » white SI2MS4J40 193— Lawn & Garden FOR SALE WOOD MULCH Bring thovelt SIOpick up load You load 221 SA42 'W HEEL HORSE'' tractor. U r cut. 12 Mp Kohler, elec %tart. hydro Italic drive E rc cond 11.440 OBO )49 91)4 199— Pels & Supplies o FREE FREE FREE Mi Red breed pup% Smell vie Coll )49^2)9I • FREE Beautiful Kltten% ) girli. 2 boyt. tom* blk A white, tome striped, alio mother available Pleate call 120 )/»/ Jessica ___ • V I E T N A M E S E POT BELLIED PIO tor sale Cage, leash, sand bOR food dishes Wormed A shots 150 224 959/ 215— Boats and Accessories • OLASTRON. Hll V hull. 1SIW, 7X7 Volvo, flsh/tkl. loll ol oetrat SlOOOOEOm SMS • HOUSEBOAT. Ilve'aboard 4) Nautallne twin engine V drive. S70K O rQ uam**s aHI HOUSEBOAT. *0'. steel hull. In water Lots ol possibilities 17WO Firm 777 All* • I* F T BOWRIDER 11} HP Mercury, o b. low hours *tth trailer 92 000 222 0141 II FT Bo«rider Near canopy 90HP Evenruile a*'tilt A trim Drive on trailer Life (ackets * safety equip Heavy ancho* Boat cover AM FM cats Nice boat ready for *ater Register A ride Must sell to pay funeral bill $4000 Firm 122 91/4 • 1H4 SKI/FISH BOAT. 90 HP Merc w/tralfer Run* greatl 12.000 Pirtfel finance 49S /$0$ • 1915 REOAL Medallion I/' 10". 4 cyl in outboard motor w/drlve on trailer 15 000 OBO 4J0 4004 or IA9 AJOI evtS • 22 Ft ORADY WHITE OMC inboard outboard, lap stra model 19 000 OHO 222 SIS4 14 BASS NAUTIQUE Johnson G T ISO All e ilra i loaded Exc cond Under 200 hrs Priced to sell 15.900 )22 1/4/ • '•2 OLASSTREAM 15 boat, trailer. SOhp Johnson Never in salt water, cnc condition SJ 400 OBO 904 /24 9259 219— Wanted to Buy USED CABINETS Will lake out your old cabinets and haul away for no charge 121 /II9 219— Wanted to Buy 2 31 -C a rs JUNK CARS W ANTED Great Southern Auto Wracking pays cash lor unwanltd vehicles running or not. Monday through Saturday * am *pm Wa ll send truck *07 *4* 1071 WILL buy autographed letters, photos, etc of famous people deceased/ellve *07 »*7 Ml* '•« DO DOE, Good traniporl* lion. USO. For more Inlotma lion pleate call 77? «**7______ * U CHEVY Chavetl* * dr. * spd. naw tires, doesn't burn oil Good 7nd car S400 377 7I»7 U DODOE DAYTONA MUST SELLI * cylinder, nice, owner m«ytlnanc»l........... 7**1171 ‘ I* C H E V R O L E T Caprlc* Classic. * dr., runt good, loaded 14.000 OBO and ‘SI Chevrolet Btlalr, 7 dr . runt good t* OOPOBO 17* 1717 221— Good Things to E a t _____ STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open ♦am. m i Celery Ave 1 ml E. ol Sanlord I ml N ol St Rd ** S S X pound. 77171** 222— Musical Merchandise ■ CLASSICAL LP RECORDS All famous artists. Llberac*. fling Crosby, tic. All LP's In covers Appos X) SO albums »I00____________ Call H I 171* 223— Miscellaneous • A N T IQ U E LA M P W A L L B R A C K E T Vlntaga 1171 Original us* hald oil lamp makes lovely plant holder Original 110171*74*________ • COMMODE FOR DISABLED, lln o n t Com mod# seel with arms on * lags 17* Call **7 7711____________________ CRIB AND CHEST BUS OBO CLOTHES 0 7T 10* II Othar baby Items 17] *5*0_________ • DE CK I NO Free Good shape Boards, railing, steps Take down end haul oil Call 171 **<71 • ORACO CAR SEAT: Like newt Paid 1*0 asking ISO ____________ S>* *0*1 Iv msg • LOUVER JlLINOS with 17 It It ack Cloth tltlntllding door or can be altered Very nlcel Only US Cell 170 0*0*_______ • NUTONE Inttrcomm system New Complete kit in boi. w/J speakers, amplifier, stereo, etc. For home or business Cosl 1775 Will sell tor SIOO Call 177 77*4________________ • PRINTS. 7. Ilower and tie m logos by Gerl Geremla UO ___ Please cell 777 OS** SHAKUE PRODUCTS Wa happily dallver anywhertl __________ *47 411*__________ • T Y P E W R I T E R . I BM Salectrlc II Works Perlact Good cond S*0 Call 177 74*0 230— Antique/Classlc Cars _____ • FORD THUNOERBIRO. Its* All orlglnelt N*«di torn# work 5) 495 OBO 221 01S4 •1970 D EV IllE CADILLAC 1 Bedroom S E A U R E E ZE tiooiRi 235— Trucks/ Buses / Vans • CHEVY B EAUVILLE VAN '7*. I ton, Passenger van. daan Loaded I Too much lo list, mutt see lo appreciate Only >7.4*1 OBO 111 4700 • FORD RANOER. LTX *7 P/S. cruise. A/C, stereo. 4.700 miles. I yr or 17.000 ml lell on warrant y ____Call 177 ISS7 • ISUIU P/U *1 Red. 7K. A/C. am/lm cats, lull bedlinar. rear window S*,*S0 77? 441* • JE E P PICKUP TRUCK. 1*7*' *«* with loppar S*00 OBO N««ds a lot of TLC. 777 W5» • JE E P PICK UP *1*. 1*7*. VI. auto Engirt* and trans re built (about 70.000 miles) Nawer Interior S7.000 371 TOO* ” Sanford Motor Co. ■ft FORD RANUER PICKUP Auto, air, powar steering and brakes. 11.000 miles Like newt Sp«cl*l ■S*.**S Call 373 *H7 • 1*77 CHEVY 1/3 Ion p/u. ISO V4 Runs good Engine and tram strong SISOO 771 SI 17 • l» tl SUBURBAN OMC 4 7L distal, hall Ion. mechanically solid, naw rad /brake rotors 4 callpers/head llnar Vary good liras and tow piig SS.SOOOBO *07 711 i*a*_________ • in s CHEVY CUSTOM ]/* ton van New tires, good working cond * captain ch a irs. couch/bed 17000 1*5 75*0*11 5 a lH l F -lt BLAZER * dr lull power. Tahoe package, I1K ml 117.000tlrm 777 *«0<attar*__ '7* CHEVY Drag truck. High praformanc* motor H 'O tram w/brand new car trail tr 17000 710 90*7 M MARMON TRACTOR. Tresh Detroit *V *7 Naw batteries, new eehaust. Insulated cab. A/C 177 TOSSor 177 *071 IS NISSAN ealra cab runt excellent is*SISOO 777 *1M ’** FORD Ftoo Mat bed looks 4 runs good SISOO 173 *11* 238— Vehicles Wanted S7000 OBO All power 777 01S* 231— Cars • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL '*]. Like new Mutt sell Only 171.500 Call (*071111**SB FOR SALE OR TR A D E '7* Firebird Hunt greet St.SOO or trade lor Chevy Pickup lX>S0*7or 171 771* • HONDA ACCORD LX. 1**7. LOW MILESI 4 door. H/S. P/B. air. Kenwood AM 'FM cassette Rosewood color Will run torever. SI7.700177 *471 • LE BARON Convertible. ’M Red. loaded, dig dash, new top, new tires ia,100«*5 7*0* • P L Y M O U TH Grand Fury, while A t cond thru out Good mileage 17.00(7 0 00 __________ 1711*00__________ • PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERY TUESDAY 7:70 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Mwy *7, Oaytona Beach *0* 711J i l l • R EN AU LT ENCORE. It ll E .c lie n t condition! SI.SOO tlrm 110 171* attar 6pm SIERRA OLOSMOBILE. « ~ * doors, automatic. 4 cylinders Asking S7.*OOI77 7577________ • TOYOTA COROLLA wagon. *7 Auto. A/C red. 71K. warranty I X SO377 **1* TOYOTA SUPRA. 1*t*. Metallic blu*. loaded, power every thing, sunroot Well mein talned. eacellent condltlonl I17K miles Garage kepi U.*S0 ______ Call *07 57* 7*** .1*71 PORSCHE. *11 Targa. low milage, shows like new SIO 000____OBO 771 SIS* • '4* CHRYSLER Imperial 4 dr. all power, body In good shape Runs great SISOO1711441 '77 CHEVY El Camlno. no ang or Ira n i. A/C. P/S. P/B. cowl hood. SS grill* t*50 14* SS*I • -77 VW B E E TLE 1*00 eng Runs good, looks good, priced good With Radio 11*00171 *7*1 • "77 T BIRD. Beaulllul green. Greet shape Needs engine work SSOO 177 7594 • SniQln Slory ()<isi||m No Onu (3i.-low or Aliovo « Gnuiiiy Llliutml Studio I A 2 Uudinuiit Altiml.ilih* A|),i(lim-iils •f iii'iully On Silo Oopuiid.iblii Maii.iyi’inonl •Atlic Sloi<ii|0. Privalu P.llio S Mcxol Beautiful l, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available $449mo/ STENSTROM SELLERS!! BUYERS!! P A U L O S U O R N E 32I 0759 STAIRS PROPERTY M A N A O E M E N TA R EA LTY 447 771 71W/771 U7B Call Any ol Our Agentsl They re all PRO'S A FULL TIM EI So Call AN YTIM E! * 6 M O NTHS FR E E C A B LE I • Exercise Center • liictU) I Hu mil • W/I) Cullncclicitit M l— Homes for Sale EXCHANGE OR SELL your property located anywhere! Investors Really, 11*5*1* GROVEVIEW I.-.p h o n a l ) bdrm 1*00 sq II with huge lam lly room CONSIDER LEASE/PURCHASE Large private lot Onl, 111.*00 Call Diana 4> The Cannon Oroup 1*1 00*1 or in 170* A ssurne No Ouahfiet 11 01/1 t**7 PITISS4 SOO • 1/1 split, fenced. U«S PITI. IS* *00 PRE ter(cloture I l* 000 dn 3/7. heavily Iraed 1/1 acre Spill bdrm , ceramic III*, appl. garage Possible owner hold 7nd Jusl $71*001 HALL REALTY • 1 Bedroom from.... $ 3 9 9 mo.* ! F U L L BOX S P R IN O AN D MATTRESS t*0 A SET A UP LARRY'S MART 777 *177 • OE M ICROW AVE. Large, good condition ISO call 1X1 *1*7 ___ ______________ HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Ovar 70 years In Sanlord Sales New and Used Service all makes A parts W4 E. Commercial SI 177 1M1 141— Homes for Sale * GREAT LOCATION * NOW LE A S IN G ! w SANFORO. Sandalwood Villas Qulel area. 1/1. 1471/mo plus sec Nancy W l S*U alter 4 PM INVESTORS!' Don f mit% fhli on#•4 unit Apt Kout« SUt 000 II per o l h . r u n , I D l /O il ic itw ! h clko' * Tin— Condominium Rentals BATEMAN REALTY SOO SQ F EE T lor leas* on 1/ *7 successful editing anchor businesses Good parking and lighting Great visibility Asking 1400'mo 77?4*M*nrk cue (2tfA7chl Wit/ CAT HAUL Pi /MfXAcliCAU Foli. &>& /N 'Tou p y c » - ^------------------------ -— SANFORD. J room olllce. wood p a n o lltd F ro n c h Av* USO/monlh 110 7SM U S— Office Space/ Rent Sanlord Individual ofllce spaces Starling al S7S0/mo 100 ISOtqJI ear h IJI 11SO NEW Sanlord ollicet and'or warehouses *00 7 *00 sq II Spatial. »*S/m*. I l l 1SS* SANFORO O l l n e ipacr S*j ( sq II budding Icrlal. 1700 sq 181— Appliances _/ Furniture WE P A Y TO P ttltF O R Complete or Wrecked Cert. Trucks RUNNINGorNOT •ANY CONDITION e 113 SOU. 239— Motorcycles and Bikes USO Pan Shovel Chepper SIS 000 Invested Asking SIOOOO or trade lor FLH Oretser Serious only HO 50*7/171 77k*________ a -tl KAW ASAKI. SOO L TD Prt— cj'JIt'.i.;. s— :: w... trad* lor Jon boat 37! *1*7 241— Recreational Vehicles/ Campers • HOLIDAY Rambler Imperial. 'I*, lif t basement model, loaded Eacellent cond Op tlonel Honda motor scooter lor 3 w/ rack SS7.000 *07 *W 7»7* l*U LO COLEMAN camper g.n stove, elec air awning S7*00 >117 lit SI__ Paola 17) 47?s • 1*17 COACHMAN M.H. 7* It 71K ml Many eatrait Incl generator Vary easy to drive t l» .»00__ _______ 177 4*10 l**l COLEMAN Popup Camper lor sale Like new Garage kept Call 110 4*3* Sanlord o'7* MOTOR HOME Runs great Will trad* lor travel trailer ol comparabla value 371 7**1 11 CRUISE AIR 17K mT 440 7S tt. 5 KVA. balh, micro Tv anltnna. awning, aualllary fuel. Very good cond t*.7S0 371 *1*7 alter* Pm • 11 SOUTHWIND motor home 75 It Eacellant condition Generator 15 000 173 *17* II FORD. VI. eatended van high lop. J buncks. sink, potll Eac. cond. M.WS 173 *7*7 •'*1 ALLEORO motor horn# 37 tt. awning, twin bods, gtnara lor and tv U7.S00 OBO 371 0713 ___ 243— T railers HEAVY DUTY. Mil bed. single axlt, 4.000 lb cap Eac. cond S710OBO Geneva 14X17* Mtntten Ttili Ad C Pay No AppHollon Fttl SANFORD COURT St. C r o ix A p a rtm e n ts APARTM EN TS 3 2 1 -7 3 0 3 3301 S. Sanford A vo . • Sanford 323-3301 On Lake Emma Rd.* Lake Mary HOURS: M r. 9 - 6 •Sat. 10-5 ■ Sun. Closed ttones Won S.»t 0 ^ 30 Closud Sun - r * A n A p artm en t C o m m u n it y T h a t S ta n d s A p a rt. BetterThanEverRatesOn Beautiful 1,2 &3BedroomHomes! • Washors/Dryors In All Units • Stato-O f-Th o-A it Fitnoss Contar • Privnto Exterior Storage • Enclosod Patlos/Ualconlos W e m ake ro ttin g a Breeze Y o u pay for the first 10 clays and i f yo u r car doesn't sell, call us and re n e w it fo r F R E E ! Ph on e num ber and a sk in g p rice must be in clu ded in ad. N o c o p y ch ange w h i l e ad is running e x c e p t fo r price. N o n - c o m m e r c i a l Only. C a ll 322-261 I today! CASH IN ON S pring S avings O n 1 ,2 & 3 B e d ro o m A p a rtm e n t H o m e s! STONEBROOK APARTMENTS Geneva Gardens 1000 Stonebrook Dr., Sanford 322-2090 322-9556 We'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. 1505 W. 25th Stroot • Sanford HOURS: Mon. •Ffl. 8:30 •5:30 Managed Oy Angela Qoidon Piopoity Management Y o u r t r a n s p o r ta tio n a d w o r k s b e s t w h e n it c o n ta in s in fo r m 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 3 3 Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission • Mileage • Previous Use • Aecessorics/lnterior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 �;.Vr I f * • » \ * ■ l OB - Snntord Herald. Sanloid. Florida - Friday. April 22. 1 W I lo n d T \ . » 4 • . t • . i ’ '• ‘ * A sk doctor to resolve drug, driving issue e D EA R DR. G O T T : I’lcnse dlocuss the ramifications of driving while using a prescription nnrcolic for pain control. 1 use Percoccl, tuklnK two tablets with by C ha rle s M . S c h u li P EA N U TS SOW MANA6ER ..IT TOOK ME A THROW IT.'THROW WHILE TOUNPLU& MV HAIR PRVER.. ir iT H R O W I T !! . ___. #________ _ ______" fc /' t h k o w t h e ') P* i .j j b y H o w ie Schneider E E K & M EEK C IT'S £ M B A P R A 5 5 IU < r 1-fJ the situation to your son and daughtcr-ln-law. T o give you more Information, 1 nm sending you a free copy of niy Health Report "H e lp II: cun sec no negative Impact on m y driving ability, ycl m y son and daughter-in-law Insist that I can only drive IT I take one tablet every four hours. My doctor is reluctant to get caught In the middle of tills family dispute. D EA R R EA D ER : I don’t blame your doctor for staying out of the middle of this controversy, yet he Is the very person who could negotiate a solution. Percoccl Is a prescription nar­ cotic-analgesic that often causes poor coordination, diminished reaction times and drowsiness. These are not characteristics of a responsible driver. Moreover, you are Inking a substantial dose of eight Inhlets a day. At this level, you nrc probably addicted to the drug. At the very lenst. your body has ndapted to a dose that w o u ld b rin g a norm al person to Ids knees. On the other hand, there Is now ample evidence from medi­ cal studies that people In chronic pain are m uch more tolerant of narcotics. Addiction Is far less a p r o b le m t h a n p r e v i o u s l y believed. Nonetheless, as a gen­ eral rule, the lower the dose of narcotic pain medication, the better. C o n seq ue n tly. I suggest a compromise that I hope will control your pain and satisfy your family: Don’t take more than one Percoccl every four hours If you’re planning to drive. At other times ••such as at night or on days you don’t drive ••take your usual dose. I said that your doctor Is your best resource to solve Ibis dis­ agreement because he knows ibe cause of your pain, controls the number of Percoccl tablets you are prescribed, and Is famil­ iar wllh your responsibilities and dally activities. 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MORE COMFORTABLE By Phillip Alder If you walk into a bridge club and walch pluy In progress, you witness a sea of serious faces. Rarely will anyone smile or — crime of crimes — laugh. And If someone docs laugh, you will hear "Quiet, pk-ase" from all corners of the room. Il Is one reason why beginners led Inllm idalcd by bridge clubs. We sh o uld lake llie gam e less seriously South was lucky and then unlucky on today's deal, but be didn't lose bis sense of humor. Four diamonds and five clubs were cue-bids Five no-trum p was i he G ra n d Slam Force, asking abouf frum p honors. North’s slx -d ub reply showed the uce or king of spades. Then South closed tits eyes, hoping North had only two clubs, or the d u b queen, or the diamond queen, or stronger hearts. West led » trump, d u m m y ’s eight winning the trick. The right line Is to ruff « heart, playing for hearts 4-4 or a h e u rl-c lu h squeeze. Instead. South started with dum m y's club ace. When no honor ap­ peared. declarer bravely led u diam ond to liLs 10. It held! T r y in g not to sm ile. S outh played off the A K of diamonds, p la n n in g lo discard one of d u m m y 's clubs. Imagine bis dismay when Wcsl ruffed the third diamond. One down alter all. S o u th showed re m a rka b le composure ul lids cruel turn of fate. He said: ’’Th is reminds me of (he lime I was In a serious accident. My car was totaled, but I was unhurt. However, ns I climbed out of Ibe wreckage. I slipped on a hununa-pecl. fell and broke m y u rm ." 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II w on’t produce. VIR G O (Aug. 2 3 S c p t. 22) share In the spotlight as well. Impressive accomplishments ure AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 10) probable today with Individuals Gains might lx.- measured In whose ambitions and Interests Indies Instead of yards today parallel yours. Conversely, suc­ w h e re the a d va n c e m e n t of cess could he denied In a r­ personal Interests are concerned. rangements where goals aren't If you try to Jump ahead, you In harmony. might trip over your own feet. L IB R A (Sept. 2 3 -O ct. 23) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If Buying and selling might not be you don't know something to­ strong suits for you today, so be day. don't pretend that you do. very careful operating In these because your ruse could he areas or else you may pay more discovered and cause you em­ than you should or be unable to barrassment. use wind you purchase. ARIES (March 2 1-June 20) In SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) l)o yo u r business dealings today not Jeopardize un Important re­ strive to be fair und honest, hut lationship today through a lack don't feel compelled to give away of tolcruncc und understanding m ore than you sh o u ld . Re­ on your behalf. T ry in g to make member. Il's got to be good for others over In your linage could you ns well. produce a flawed product. SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. C o p y rig h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E ASSN. 21) Usually your hunches arc by Leonard Starr by Jim MeddicK ROBOTMAN* I'VE DISCONNECTED W E PHONE AMD FAY AND T01D ROBOT VAAN MOT T O ANSWER W E DOOR. T0M16HT IS A MIGHT fo r oust s o u a n d i f HELLO DEE< EES MUNICH , ' COME IN DAYTON t NEED _ CONFIRMATION • * ME AMD L'AMOL ‘ 7 - + 'A TWS'll \m Ra d i o ? 1 0M Ly TAKE A SEC0WP HELLO MUNICH THIS IS DAYTON 1 REPEAT. THIS IS DAYTON,USA A N N IE �x j— vH v m «— «. i. I..I. i , : > » . . . t « a i . a r E a rth A pril 2 2 ,1 9 9 4 Kara Galloway, 8, Sanford, makaa frltnds aarthllng, a llama. nr >r �a - Sanford Harald - Friday, April 22, 1W4 - Herald Advertiser - Thursday, April 21, 1W4 - Sanford. FL R espect your f e llo w e a r t h lin g s H ««M Shot* by Sutan Wamwi | mer, public relatione director at the Central Florida Zoo, gets a little friendly llama. getarian celebrates Earth Day everyday ■ y S U S A N W IN N E R Herald Correspondent Barbara Oschnl. affili­ a te d w it h th e lo c n l Anim al Activist group, gave some Insight on the group Itself and the sub­ ject of being a vegetarian. T h e g ro u p re ce n tly TightenUp on water conservation The days when (here was on Ondless supply of cheap fresh water have long since passed. Statewide, Florida's fresh water supply is dwin­ dling at an alarming rate due to rapid population growth and heavy indus­ trial build-up. It quickly becomes obvious that all of us must do everything we can to help preserve Florida's precious water supply. t W hat con you do? Plenty! Numerous water-saving devices are available for homes and businesses that will help cut consumption. You also can savo enormous amounts of potable water b y reducing lawn sprinkling and b y replacing flowers, shrubs and trees inal gulp water with those that require much less. Such simple things as not letting tho water run constantly while brushing your teeth can save hundreds of gallons a month. These are just a few examples of whol can be done. For Hort loforaatioii on how you can conserve wafer and proctice wise conservation, call SSU's Communications Department ot (800)432*4501. h o s te d a v e g e ta ria n dinner. Th e dinner wan held on March 20. This was the dny many set usldc as "Mcatout Day." Th e meatout pledge wus as follows: "C o n su m p ­ tion of animal fat and meat hus been linked conclusively with an ele­ vated Incidence of heart fullure, stroke, cunccr and other chronic dis­ eases that cripple and kill 1.5 m illion Am ericans each year. Raising of unlmals for food wastes foodstuffs that should be used to feed the world's hungry people and de­ pletes drastically our Ir­ replaceable production resources such us topsoil and ground water. Rais­ ing of animals for food devastates forests and. other wildlife habitats and dumps more pullutunts Into our lakes and ' streams tliun ull other Barbara Oachal hum an activities conn hlncd. Raising of animals' blnrd. for food on today's 'facto­ ry farms' Involves the confinement, crowding, deprivation, mutilation] and other gross abuse and slaughter of nearly] six billion feeling. Inno-J □ S e e Meat, Page 4 Eating right kind to animals MUSHROOM BARLEY SOUP (Serves 6 to 8) 2 Tbsp. oil 2 m e d iu m o n io n s , diced 2 garlic cloves, diced 2 celery stalks, diced 1 lb. fresh mushrooms, chopped 1 cup barley Vi cup Ta m a rl (avail­ able at health food stores) Vi tap. garlic powder Vi tap. sea salt 1 tap. parsley, chopped j 1 tap. dill 10 cups water or stock 2 carrots, diced In a large soup poll heat the oil over mcdlj um-hlgh heat: add the onions, garlic, celery, und mushrooms, and saute fo r 4 m in u t e s . A d i seasonings, barley, anc the water. Reduce hcu( □ Bee Recipes, Page 8 �-:1a Sanford Harald - Friday, April 22, 1994 - Horald Advortlsor - Thursday. April 21, 1994 - Sanloid, FL - 3 Penthouse Cleaners Cares by adhering to O S H A and EPA Standards In G ivin g You The Best Possible Service. Hafttd Ptwto by ttiaan Wm m i Josh Swaarlngen and his sister, Jessica are concerned about the Earth. Young readers speak: What you can do to save our precious environment By SUSANWINMKR Herald Correspondent Some kids nay moat adulta tend to feel (hut children aren't conacloua of their environment. In this age of awareness about the ozone and problems u( the earth, do kids lake this seriously? Arc they loo Involved In playtime and fun? Can they even comprehend ways In help the world around I hem? A random sample of 17 children were asked how they felt the environment could be helped. T h is ({roup was between the ages of four and I I . Their an­ swers may come us u surprise to one and all. B ra n d i W illa rd . 1 1. said, " I think to help the environment we should have a contest In every town and whatever town recycles the most stuff then the president would award the people with going to the store and pick out one tiling they always wanted." Jessica Sw ea rin ge n, 11. said, "Planting trees 1s good. Recycling any­ thing that run be re­ cycled would help. Cut buck on things like paper products." H er b rother Jo sh u a Swearingen. 8. chimed In w ith, "P ick up trash. Don't throw plastic rings In the water. Recycle cans and paper." A younger group re­ sponded with simple; but When dropping your garments at Penthouse Cleaners you can rest assured that it will be handled in the most professional matter while adhering to OSHA and EPA guidelines to protect the environment. We Offer: New 'state-of-the-art' dry cleaning machine with a convertible filtration system that recycles chemicals to meet EPA/OSHA guidelines. • Hw lW Pfwlo by ItN M W.nntt Brandi Willard apaaka out on recycling. to the point answers. Charlie Smith. III. 5. felt, "Clean the earth. Pick up garbage and bubble gum papers." Kyle Cyphers, 5. said, "Save glass bottles and cans." K i m b e r l y H ouscknccht. 4. said, "Save newapa[>cr." JcITery Gregg, 4. said, "Recycle cans, glass bot­ tles. plastic and newspa­ per, Put out milk Jugs (for the recycle truck)." A group of children u few y e a r s o ld e r re sponded with Ihclr views. Nicole Wells. 8. staled. " P i c k u p t r a s h a ll around." Mattie Tra u tm a n . 7. mild, "Recycle alum inum cans and bottles." Brooks Stokes, 8. added, "Plant trees and lower taxes." Melana Bradford said, " T u r n off water when you're not using It." Brandon Gibbons. 8. felt, "Help by not klllng the trees." S h c llie C c p u ra n , 8, said, " S lo p cho p p in g down trees. Save paper th a t we u se to use again." Charnel buwcrcucc, 9. stated. "Plant u garden.” Dustin Ellis, 8. said. "Helping things grow by planting seeds." Ty le r Runkln, 11. felt. "Stop burning fossil fuel so much. Don't use so many aerosol cans." J o e y L n m b a c k , 10, con clud e d by sa yin g, "Use cnrpools to save gAs." * / # W »# /• /!«• » » i H l * r t i a v a W V k • W e allevate hazardous waste and dum p sites • Our new system solves the problem w oes o f the old dry cleaning methods - leaving your garments cleaner and brighter. Penthouse Cleaners W A L -M A R T P L A Z A 3605 Sem in ole Centre 323-9060 1 ! 1 �4 - Sanlord Horald - Friday, April 22, 1994 - Herald Advertiser - Thursday, April 21, 1994 - Sonlord, FL The Citizens of Sanford CARE They are recycling to conserve natural resources, to reduce landfill space and to protect the environment. Photo by twion Wwinw M auds Iho Elephant knows ths grain al the zoo Is healthy fare. Meat Continued from Page 2 ',13 I \{V> Recycle Newspaper, Plastic, Aluminum, Glass and Cardboard in your curbside bins. J) From A p ril 1992 through M arch 1994 Sanford recycled 2160 tons o f material from curbside bins. M■ i'yrf'Cff From A p ril 1992 through M arch 1994 Sanford mulched and composted 9600 tons o f yard waste. » *•• A****** •frrei •#•••••••••«*•*•#*•• cent animals. Therefore. I pledge In kick the meat habit on March ‘20 (flrsi day of sprlngl and lo explore a less violent, more wholesome d irt." O s c h n l f e lt th in summed up their feelings on the Issu e of l h r Mentout Day. as well as the group's Ideas of Itelng vegetarian. "A s a group we believe the environ* incut, laud, animals and people are all connected. We encourage n cruelty free and pollutant free world." She spoke of many that have found I hat becom­ ing vegetarian was not as difficult as they think. "W hen you examine the hazards of mrnt from an environm ental, ethical, and the standpoint of health reasons, It only seems logical," she said. "Th ere are alternatives lo ment, Soy products are available. Many restau­ rants offer vegetarian menus. There Is a day In October that Is called Vegetarian D a y." Oschnl also pointed out that she felt that "every m e a t-ca lln g A m e rica n contributes personally to the environmental crisis. II Is estimated that Tor every quurlcr pound of hamburger thut comes from a steer raised In Ccntrul or South America that tt Is necessary to dcslory 165 pounds of living mutter such ns p la n t, In s e c t, b ir d , m a m m a l an d re p tile species." She reminisced about u lime when a relative took her to a slaughterhouse as a c h i l d a n d she couldn't stand the smell much less get out of the car. " T h e USD A tests -ve ry -fe w -s h u ig h lo ro rf animals for toxic chemi­ cal residues." she said. " T o reduce the Intake of toxic chemlrals In your dlel you should eat low on the food chain, elim i­ nate meat, dairy and eggs and buy organic fruit und vegetables. Sevcrul booklets and new sletters were d is ­ p la y e d th a t s h o w e d pictures of chickens with I heir beaks seared with a hoi Iron because of the p ro b le m s of p e c k in g th e m s e lv e s o r o th e r c h i c k e n s to d e a t h because of the dose liv­ ing spaces. Photos ol slaughtered animals and details about the slaugh­ terhouse!. were written a b o u t. " W h ile w c ourselves nrc the living g r a v e s of m u rd e re d h e u s ts , ho w can we cx|>ert an Idcnl condition on this earth." was a quote Oschnl gave from CJcorge Uernard Shaw. M a n y re cip es were shared by Oschnl and she recommended two Ixxiks for those Interested In further rending and re search. " I recommend the books "Diet for u New America” by John Hob bins and "Beyond Beef by Jerem y Hlfkln." she said. "I think the In-tier educated the public Is on (he Issues of the sluugh ter ol animals, the mote they will realize what they need to do." It's Earth Day. Have you hugged your tree today? Be kind to the environment. We carry a complete line ol earth friendly cleaning supplies and cruelty-free cosmetics. TAYLOR* NATURAL FOODS 3107 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford 3 2 3 -6 7 6 0 4/ �Sanford Herald - Friday, April 22, 1004 - Herald Advertlaer - Thursday. April 21, 1004 - STnford, F L - • Biggest danger to w ildlife is apathy ■ y SUSAN W1MNBR Horald Correspondent IU r rid Photo by S u m o W t i m f Laura Ellis converses with some residents at Back to Nature. Pesticides are problem to all living creatures By SUSAN WENNRR Herald Correspondent C arm rn Shaw, a Itcrnsrd wildlife rchubllllulnr and owner <»l ih r hack in Nature Wlldlllc. Inc., spoke on the subject of pesticides She has seen many animals harmed by pesticides by the public. She lelt many limes people were unaware ol the problems they are causing. T h e y tire dedicated lo educating the people on tills subject and on other matters. There are pesticides n o w a d a ys Ihui say they don't hurl dogs and rats," she said. "T h e n they eat them and we see otherwise.” Shaw s|Mtke of the number of birds that tire affected by granular pesticides "birds can't distinguish between seed and pesticides." she said. 'T h e parent bird may hunt for food and feed It to the babies. It's the rpiantlty that may kill the parent bird yet small amounts may harm the baby. We see the parents killed and then the babies have little chance of survival without human Intervening." She elaborated mi other poisons on 4hc market lo actually kill particular birds. "There Is siull on the market called pigeon poison." she said. "T h e problem is It hurts a non-turgetrd species as other birds, too. God didn't make mistakes. 1’igcons may he a nuisance nl times but they are birds, too." Rodents were In additional topic of discussion by Shaw. "Rat poison Is used in kill rats." she said. "Yes. II kills the rats eventually, yet when a rat gets ‘ lie poison It tiles to get out and Hcl water A hawk nr other birds ol prey may catch It and eat tt. Then a □ S ee Pesticides, Page lO l.aora Ellis, a volunteer for the Back to Nature Wildlife, Inc., discussed the problems with a na­ tion of people killin g w ildlife through e n v i­ ro n m e n ta l difficulties. She also spoke of bow the refuge has educated and helped the public u n ­ derstand the Issues of unlmals In Ihr wild. They are dedicated In n urtu r­ ing the Injured animals and returning them to the wild an soon as their health was restored. "A s fur as the quantity of animals we have come In, It's atxml 1.500 In 2.000 a year." she said. “ It's o n ly n luindald approach. The preserve Itself Is an educational experience. Wc can tench people how to care for and avoid hurting our wildlife. It would be our d re a m th a t a n im a ls could live wild und free." The refuge was based on four acres near the Blthlo area very close lo H I g hw u y 5 0. T h e animals were bought In by the Humane Society. Animal Control or Indi­ viduals that had come In contact with an Injured animal. "Part of our m a­ jo r goal right now ts land." said Ellis. "W e are looking at 00 acres to purchase because we are g r o w in g so r a p i d l y . There are some ranchers we work with and we arc working with the county right now too. They may he helping us out with a plot of land." Th e refuge had many financial ex­ penditures to maintain Its fa c ility . "It costs a b o u t 4 0 g r a n d In expenses." she said. "W e have about 50 to 75 High Yielding Certificates Cortiliculu of Deposit Turin 4.10% 12 Months The minimum balance to open an account and obtain the APY is $5,000. A penalty may bo imposed for oarly withdrawal. A PY olTorod as of April 13, 1994 and iu aubjcct to change without notice. H...... FEDERAL TRUST BANK nttl OltANOK AVENUB.W INTKIl I’AltK, KLOHIPA ^3789M07HMB; 1201 I-'AXM07)0<&-1&01 "apathy." For example, a deer was killed on the Beeline (Expressway). Th e baby tried for three days to n u rs e fro m Its dead mother. Someone called nnd said wc should go get the baby because he hud been passing it for three duys. T h e baby died from dehydration." Back to Nature tries to educate the public on the danger of pesticides and toxins In the environ­ ment. " T h e y are food cha in c o n ta m in a n ts ." she said. "Fire uni killer Is palatable to squirrels und doves." Back lo Nature bus uboul 30 volunteers. 5 veterinarians that work with them ns needed, and 3 licensed wildlife rchabllltatora. Th e owner and operator. Carm en Shaw, Is on site most of the time and has worked with the shelter for over 37 years. “ The refuge Is dedicated to the four □ Bee Refuge, Page 8 Waste Management of Orlando Recycle America of Orange County Keene Road Landfill If you arc not b u y in g recycled, yo u r not recycling. T h e responsibility lies w ith the consum ers and m anufacturers. W c have to focus o u r attention to the purchase o f recycled products as buyers und users. If w c arc tru ly re c y c lin g , w e are b u y in g recycled products. P R O V ID IN G S E R V IC E S FOR • Residential • Commercial • Recycling • Industrial • Portable Sanitation Annual Poreottlugo Yiolcl (APY) LEN0CM permanent animals al­ though wc arc on the low side right now ." Many of the permanent animals she spoke of were In need when they came to the refuge and their Injuries w ere su ch Ih u t th ey could not survive In the w ild agnln. Free and open lo the public was m entioned frequently, yet supplem ents were needed by Individuals since g o v e rn m e n t or slulc funds are not avail­ able for their financial well being. Th e y are run strictly hy private dona­ tions. Ellis s|K>kc of the many varieties of animals that have come and gone. 'O u r m ost u n l q u c animal was an untcatrr." she said. "It was a pit that had escaped. Th e y have opossums, squir­ rels, bobcats, eagles, p u t-h e llle d p ig s und deer." When asked what the biggest threat to wildlife w a s. E llis n a m e d . (® ) XsSa*' Serving Over 1,000,000 Customers Statewide Waste Management of Orlando 407- 843-7370 �p._______ ; Sanford Herald - Friday. April 22. 19W - Herald Advertiser - Thursday. April 21. 1W4 - Sanford. FL - 7 • - Sanford Herald - Friday. April 22. 1W4 - Herald Advertiser - Thursday. April 21. 19W - Sanford. 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From 49.951 1 Alignment I Wheel Balancing medio m onion, chopped (Inc I c u p w h o le -g r a in bread c ru m b s , rolled o a ts , nr c o r n fla k e s , crushed 1Mi lbs. lofu. mashed Vi c u p p a r s l e y , chopped Vi cup soy sauce Vi cup ketchup 2 Tbsp. Dijon mustard Vi lr.p. black pepper Vi tsp. garlic powder Preheat oven to 350° M ix a ll In g r e d ie n t s together. Put Vi cup of oil In a loaf pan. then press Ihc mixture Into the pan Bake for about I hour. Let cool 10-15 minutes before trying lo remove from pan. Also good sliced and fried fur sandwiches ih r next day, P E8TO SAUCE IScrvrs 41 1 h u n c h (1 '*3 cup s loosely packcdl Ircsh basil I clove minced garlic I Tbsp. barley Miso* W cup walnuts |or use plncnuls or almonds) Mi «•u p w a I e r ( o r enough lor creamy con­ sistency) Hlcnd all Ingredients In b le n d e r or food p ro ­ cessor. saving hall the m ils for Just slight blen­ ding at llir end. Serve a small amount over each s e r v in g of s p a g h e tti noodles. *Mlsn Is an intercsllng bouillon-like flavor made from soybeans, and Is found at larger grocery stores and all oriental food and health food slores. BARLEY CONFETTI SALAD (Irnm ( ’(Miking f o r Renewal Classes, Cham h r M i n 's . A lt a m o n t e Springs) 1 cup pearled barley ( i m p s w ilie r Vi Isp. sail 3 cars com . kernels removed, or 10 oz. ran com Vi cup green onions, minced Vi cup fresh parsley, mlnecd Dressing; Vi cup olive oil, extra virgin 2 Tbsp. fresh lemon filler 2 T b s p Um c p lu m vin e g a r (o b ta in Irn u i health food siorel lltlng water uml salt lo boll and then add barley. S im m e r c o v e r e d 4 0 minutes m ull Just lender. Pre p are v e g g ie s an d make Ihc dressing by drizzling oil Into lemon Juice and vinegar while using whisk or electric b le n d e r to e m u ls if y dressing Drain and rinse hurley In colander. Combine barley, veg­ gies and dressing, then serve Refuge— Continued from Page 5 •40.000MJe Limited Tieadivear Warranty •All Season Tiead Design •Smoothand Qu*t Ride cv JOINT BOOTS 74.95 INSTALLED MOST CARS A/C R E C H A R G E 124.951 From INSTALLED Vi cup minced parsley Vi tsp. dried mustard Vi tsp. oregano Vi tsp. hot red pepper (totnstr) C o m b in e a ll In g r e ­ d ie n ts except b ra n s. Whisk or blend rapidly with a wooden spoon. Pour over beans and loss Let beans all In the refrlgernlor for a few hours or overnight to let flavors hlcnd. BLACK BEANS WITH RICE (Serves 0| 4 cups cooked black beans Vi cup dtrrd onion 1 cup diced tomatoes, fresh or canned Vi cup diced, canned mild chill peppers Vi clove crushed garlic 4 cups cooked brown rice Mild salsa Sim m er onions, pep­ pers. chills, tomalocs and garlic In Vi cup water for 10 minutes. Then add the cooked beans and stunner for at least 15 minutes, uddlng enough water lo keep beaus Irian sticking. Serve with a g e n e r o u s p o r tio n of steamed brown rice. To p with mild sulsa (Mexican sa u ce ). G a rn is h w ith p a rs le y and cho p p ed tomatoes. TOFU LOAF (Serves (1 to 8) . Free Maintenance Inspection It's." said Ellis. "T h e y are rescue, raise, rchabllH a t e , a n d r e le a s e . Everyday we receive wild animals who have been hit by cars, injured by gunshot, poisoned or af­ f e c te d b y c h e m i c a l spraying or pollution, or who have been stranded nr orphaned or even lied lo our fence and aban­ doned." A "Cans for Critters" program Is another way to help support the ref­ uge. Th e y request that you bring all your alum i­ num cans (here for re­ c y c lin g . Y o u w ill be helping ihc earth nnd h e lp in g snve In ju re d a n im a ls at the same time. You can also give u unique gift to someone for Hint special occuslon t h r o u g h t h e i r " A d o p t -A -W lld -O n c ” program. For $20 to $25, you can "adopt" one of their resident animals, receive an Adoption Cer­ tificate and photo of the animal you choose. The adoption fee will help feed and shelter yo u r adoptive animal lor one year. II a c k t o N a t u r r Wildlife. Inc. will cele­ brate Its Second Annual Earth Day on Saturday. April 23 from 10 a m. lo 4 p.m . with a "Baby Critter Shower" ai Its facility a i 18515 E. Colo­ nial Drive. Orlando. This event Is to raise funds to feed, shcllcr ami provide medical care lor those creatures who cannot care for themselves. The refuge also has a wish list, guests arc Invited to bring gills for the babies. Donations of raffle and auction Hems will be welcomed. T h is event Is bee to the public. For further del alls ur threelions lo Ihc refuge, please call (407) 568-5138. PLEASE . RECYCLE. BECOME AN EYE D O N O R . CALL 407-422-2020. A III III ill I \i I h Ui L' ()/ / /<>/!(/( I �5 -6 7 -8 9-10 Jason Towns Alex Neverton Maureen Quinn Ryan Sullivan Cameron Smith Angela Adams All Participants are welcome to come by the Sanford Herald for their FR E E PASS TO T H E Z O O Pictured from left: Alox Neverton, Camaron Smith. Jaaon Towna, Ryan Sullivan. Buck row: Donna Caln-Lockhart, Mauroan Quinn, Angola Adama, Karen Ault, Terri Bolgel. i T i �10 - Sanlord Herald - Friday, April 22. 1994 - Herald Advertiser - Thursday, April 21, 1994 - Sanford. F I Pesticides Continued from Page 5 cow comes along and cals the bird. A consumer thru cats the cow. It goes right through the food chain." Shaw spoke In dcptli about the various problems of the public not being aware or caring about situations that arise. "N o species la an Island unto Itself." she said. "It's pari of a food chain. Even If you don't care about wildlife, we drink the same water, we live on the same land, we eat the same fish. We're fools to think that it will have no effect on us sooner or Inter. Even tf we aren't getting massive doses, sooner or later It will do us In." Th e toxins found by Shaw and other volunteers nt the wildlife reserve have made an Impression nil them. "F o r example, we ns wildlife rrhnbllltators. see the problems of toxins In birds nil the time," she said. "Hundreds of thousands of toxins are out there." She cited a problem found In many birds and although they may be sure It was toxins that caused the problem. It can o n ly be proven by a toxin screening. These screenings arc very costly. "W e sec everyday the effects of toxins." she said. "W e Just can't prove It due to finances. There’s no way to prove It any other w ay." Shnw and others nre frequently asked to speak at schools and to other organizations with children. "W hat we ask people to do when we talk to school kids Is when you see your parents using herbicides or p*:*i,cl<les, check the label," she said. "Sec If It Is harmful to the environment or In wildlife. Ta k e the m anufacturer's name and address oli the luhel anil write to the company and say we aren't using lids product until you make a safe alternative. Pesticides hurt the environment. Use a compost pile." Shaw experienced firsthand the perils wildlife go through <m her trip to Valdez after the oil spill. She felt the situation got a lot of coverage but the same problem Is happening around us every ilny. A specific problem toxin mentioned was Agent Orange. "Agent Orange made the news." she said. "It has listed Ingredients ns 34D and 243T. Some of the defoliants (weed killers) on the market contain 34D ." Raccoons were a subject of n conver­ sation Shnw hnd with many. "I saw raccoons we recovered with burnt noses," she said. "It didn't look like fire bum . It looked more like caustic burn, possibly from where they were drinking their water. I called the county, the EPA and the DPR. Th e y told me If you get a whole rush of raccoons w ith this problem then maybe we can check It out. Th e problem Is domestic animals tend to gravitate toward man when there's a problem but wild unlmnls gravitate away from m an. You may never pinpoint the problem." Apathy was a word (hut Shaw felt sums up In one word the problem nnd explanation for the killing of wildlife. She summed up the conversation by saving, "W e could save wildlife and the cnvlrf nment If we Just took things seriously." SEMINOLE COUNTY CELEBRATES Angela Karacles, 3, Sanford, helps keep her yard and neighborhood clean Preserve the world: Here’s some ideas ■ yS U S A N W IN N in Herald Correspondent Curtis Mlchclson, pres­ ident of the Central Flor­ ida Earth Alliance, spoke EARTH DAY APRIL U, 1994 Thin'i Something WILD In Thom Then Woodsl SEMINOLE COUNTY CURBSIDE RECYCMBI.ES Newspaper Plastic Containers by picking up and throwing away trash •Souvenir* •Colectibles •Outdoor Furniture •Picnic Tables •Carvings •Cedar Chest •And A Lot, Lot Morel a b o u t so m e g e n e ra l Issues on how average people ran help preserve the world. He has orga­ nized Earth Day celebra­ tions and was named by many as an environmen­ talist who really knows his Information Ills tips should he helpful lo one nnd all. "W hen we organized Earth Day In 11)1)2 and 1993 we looked for local groups to participate." he said. "W e stress — to think globnlly, but act locally. Groups from re­ cycling to energy effi­ ciency to toxic waste were present. Th e y were grass roots bused organi­ zations." Mlchclson fell the four most Important words In helping save the environment would huve to be. "Be aware, get Involved." He fell people need to go one step further and push big In­ dustrial companies like Dow and E x x o n and others. By showing Ini­ tiative. Mlchclson fell these companies would TR A N S FO R M Y O U R IM A G E ! Alum inum C am Glass Containers: Clear, Green & Brown Steel Cans SB THINGS TRESSA®PERMS i&pjisems "So Good For The Environment" $35 up nouns Empty Aerosol Cans Plrac remove & discard all lids n j f S A i M .s u N t i e C o m p le te SAW MIL HOlltS KHAIRSTYI m AN® uoNzn r s, sat aa 28625 SR 40, Sorrento, FL (9 in IAt»i Wnt o<M on Right) for more InfwtMlkm rail the "help" line: 330*9539 feel (-(impelled to be more conscious of e n v iro n ­ mental Issues and make necessary changes In the way tlilngn are handled. " F o r exam ple, energy companies can develop solar power," he said. "G e ttin g Involved uml being vocal to the com­ panies would make (hem l ake the p u b l i c seriously." M lchclson suggested th a t th e I n d i v i d u a l ho m e o w n er or renter could make their own coimnllmcnts to n new lifestyle of efficiency. “ People can make water usable by Installing low flow water regulators," lie said. "Also look for energy efficiency pro­ blems and consider solar heating systems." Con­ tributing to the earth Itself by adding trees was ulso com m ented o n ." P la n tin g m o re tre es would help add shade and cut down on less ulr c o n d i t i o n i n g , " s a id Mlchclson. □ Bee Preserve, Page 11 IIOE. First Si, Stflford ,(4 0 7 ) 322-4913 .............................. "* "■ " 1 i r . 1i t . j .u in i, �Sanlord Herald - Friday, April 22, 1994 - Herald Advertiser - Thursday, April 21, 1994 - Sanford, FL - 11 T r y th is 12-step p ro g ra m fo r e c o lo g ic a l w e lln e s s By SUSAN WKNNIR Herald Correspondent Ilcth Hollenbeck, owner of Ibc EC O Store In Orlundu, spoke about ways she nnd her employees have concluded the environment can lx* helped. "W e came up with what we call ttie 12 step program to E C O wellness," shr said. "O u r whole agenda Is to help the people lx* discriminating consumers. We have a resource rtxmi at the back or the store with free literature for the public." Th e following were the 12 steps that Hollenbeck cited. I. Precycle. Don't buy It In the first place. Ask yourself, do I really need this al all? When In douht. leave It out. Simplify. 2 Eliminate toxic cleaners. If ll's poison then 1 don't want It laying around. Is It vegetable based or biodegradable? :i. Eliminate toxic pesticides anti fertilizers. Docs It say on the label that it Is dangerous lo the environment, to pets and children? There arc organic jwst control methods. •t. Eliminate chloride. Period. Abso­ lutely and everywhere. There bus been legislation to eliminate chlorine In N o rth A m e ric a n a re a s. H lo a c ­ cumulates ami works itself up the lootl chain. Chlorine causes cancer nnd heart disease, along with other IIIiifHHCH. Unbleached clothing, paper and non-chlorine bleach for washing ate available for sale. You can even buy a thinking straw lo cllm lnalr chlorine from the water you drink. 5. Use energy efficiently. Use com­ pact fluorescent light bulbs. They use one quarter the amount of energy Energy efficiency saves money. Solar Is getting competitive with fossil fuels. 0. Use water efficiently. Save wnlcr anywhere from landscaping lo Irriga­ tion. Gel a watcrsavlng device for the toilet. Forty percent of the water used In your home goes flown the toilet. Gel a low how shower head. Use rain sensors. 7. Huy organics. Organlr comes In everything from food to clothing und hygiene Items. Organics are anything grown that doesn't use pesllcldcs, chemicals, etc. H, Avoid dls|x>sablcs. For example, disposable tlia|x*rs. razors and pens, because they lake up landfill space. U. Huy in hulk, therefore reducing packaging. Laundry detergent nnd dog shnmptx)* can lx- purchased In con­ centrated liquids. You only mix with water. It takes up less space on the truck anti less packaging. 10. Compost. Take organic material rather than send It lo the landllll where It will be mummified. Organic fertilizer cun he taken from your romposl pile. It's returning lo the earth. 11. Huy posl-consumer waste re­ cycled products. There is an awful Ini of misinformation out there. Post consumer means aflcr the consumer tins wasted It. Th irty lo fifty percent of waste ends up In landfills. Manufac­ turers cun call anything recycled when II may not he. 12. Avoltl plastic. Period. It's a limited resource. II Is a petroleumbased product. Only 22 percent of the plastic we make Is recycled. Glass or a l u m i n u m w o u ld be a b e lt e r alternative. Use paper or cardboard. Hollenbeck concluded by saying. "G iving the consumer an alternative Is why we are here. We try to make our list for saving the environment simple so people know where to Btart." H « i U Photo Of lu io ti Wonnor Elizabeth Spencer givos ihe tlowors In tho gatdtn al her Magnolia Avonuo home a quick drink ol water, lurnlng oil tho faucet to conuorvo water when she Is done. Preserve C o n tin u e d from Page 10 Kitts t an become a part of the solution according lo M ic h cl so n. " I ' v e spoken to Cult Scout groups," he said. "A lot of them arc already there In te rm s of k n o w in g ways to stive the envi­ ronment. I tell (hem (o slay Involved In their communities Get ncllvc politically and be a good citizens. Hy politically. I mean, know what de­ cisions arc being made." Th e hi lure of the earth d e p e n d s on us. Mlchfisoii spoke of his feelings of how he'd like lo see things. "M y dream Is (hat we have a com­ munity of people that arc Interested nnd Involved all ihe lim e." he said. "I think most people arc involvetl In the simple things like recycling and such. There's a problem hut the solutions aren't that simple. There's a bigger picture from a m acro econom ic level. We have lo gel the com­ panies lo see lhal pro­ blem." T h in k C le a n ! g e lll NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN SERVICE 1st T I M E C L E A N I N G I W E E K O N L Y • N EW C L IE N T S O N L Y D o It N o w ! H u r r y I Wo Do Windows denser 3 2 1- 7 6 0 0 o r 3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 & 0U Evory yoar this country generates t 4 billion gallons ol used oil that could bo re-used. Recycled. Re-rotlned If you got your oil changed al a place like ours that shows the WE CARE sticker •you can be sure that your used oil Is being recycled So let us change your oil •and change Ihe world (or the better. 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HOURS: HWY. 17-02 > i KIN nUNMQ. CHivxoin AIRPORT BLVD. Ken “Rummel ) E X IT BO Open 7 Days A Weokl �V 2A - Sonlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida- - Sunday, April 24, 1994 Develop NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Continued from Page 1A one,” he said. "Hultd a modern performance area that Incorporates mane of the charm of what was once there." Lake Mary, he M id , has little In llir way of physical structures or natural t>rmity In the area they hope to m lc v rlo p . he said, hot the city docs have a strong sense of history and n willingness lo capitalize on the great Image tile city already has. "Lake Mary is a true m odem suburban city." he said. " T h e y need to create something that (Itx-s not exist that will fit the Image of the city." Th e city hall, built a few years ago, Is a g-'ffl example of the wlu«t Lake Mary needs. It ft, he said, sim ilar lo the kind of architecture seen In Lake Mary In the early part of the century when the city wits beginning to spring up nround a railroad depot. "H u t It Is ve ry c le a rly a modern facility," he said. H r thinks Lake Mary has great potential to develop a unique place for locals to enjoy shop­ ping. dining and entertainment. "t think Lake Mary cun be a place like no other in central Florida If (hey are willing lo develop the area aggressively," he said. Both Sanford and Lake Mary should gear their redevelopment ilaiiB to suit the nerds of Ihe ocals first, he said. Others may come to the areas as a part of a . vacation In central Florida or they m ay come, maybe, once a m onth ns they do with places like Church Street Station In Orlando. "B u t these are not areas than can rely exclusively on attract­ ing people from elsewhere lo determine the success of their redeveloped areas." lie noted.1 While both Sanford and Lake Miiry arc now only beginning to lo o k at the re d e v e lo p m e n t potential, Andersen said the time to take action and capture the markets that arc out there looking for new destinations Is now. " W e ’ve been drcnmlng for n long tim e," he said. "N ow Is the lim e lo make those dreams come tru e." given descriptions of the sus­ pects. , As officers responded to the scene, they saw two young men who matched the descriptions com ing out of an alley. T h e y arrested Ihe two and found that they had about $350 In cash and a $50 check In their possession. Th e y also had the tw o g u n s d e s c rib e d by Codrlngton In thetr possession. Varner lives at 111 S. Cedar In Sanford and W illiams lives at 1679 Merrlttmorc Clr. In O r­ lando. T h e y w e re c h a rg e d w ith armed robbery and with use of a dreamt In the commission of a felony. Stenstrom— Continued from Page 1A Stadium. He's a retired collrge professor doing a book on w e ll-k n o w n m in o r league baseball parks. m y brother. Douglas Stenstrom. to lead a drive. He got voters to okay the Issue. He led the effort, the referendum passed, and Seminole finally got Its hospital with the help of Mr. Fish. Caller wanted to know why the w o rd s '.'F l4 U ’ M e m o ria l ».r I M w a y r i l v q u g f t c & C i J S M May belle Maxwell, curly Sanford W ing " were on the Seminole leaders, only had two chlldrep — County Administrative Building Saysy and Dick J r . Now I learn on Bast ,:,$treet. To ld him they also had daughters Mary the building originally was Sem ­ and Jean. inole Memorial Hospital and Bert Fish of DeLand, former United Had a call from California. Il Stales m'nlster lo Egypt, con­ tributed generously to the build­ was Boh Denton. Ills falhcr was ing of the hospital and voters Robert Denton who was killed In filially approved a bond Issue to a New Sm yrna accident In 1944. go with his gift. Am proud to say Dob’s grandfather was Dr. J . T . one reason for his generosity Demon who practiced medicine In Sanford for m any years [lob Is was his friendship w ith m y related to the IVcW cc and Re­ deceased m other, Mrs. J ,W . S u b b ury. Am also proud of the becca T lllls fam ily ami also fact that Initial cfTorts to pass somehow to Kathryn W hclchcl bond Issues for the hospital and her late husband, Howard. failed until local officials asked Bob Denton's address Is Box 415, Rancho Santa Fe. Calif. 92067, and has an 600 number. It’s 775-3765. Gambling- Continued from Page 1A social policy for the state and slnnd to undermine family values here. Although Grant acknowledges Bralcy’s argument that Florida already has (pimbllng In the fo rm of p n r t -m u t u e la a n d ocean-going gambling cruises, he says such enterprises are a dying Industry In the state. LOTTERY M I A M I * H e r e ar e t he winning numbers selected Friday in the Florida Lottery; Thelm a Mlko ol Iho Good Samaritan Homo and Molhor Blanche Weaver ol Rescuo Outreach Mission rocelvo 1500 chocks Irom loaders ol Ihe Disabled American Veterans Somlnolo County Chaptor 30 Iasi week. From loft to right are: Samuel Martin, DAV chap­ lain; Jack Faulkner, DAV trea­ surer; Mike; Weaver; Cmdr. Joo Bennett, chapter commander; and Carolyn Cooper, Rescuo O u lr o a c h M is s io n b o a rd momber, Faulknor says since Sanlord Bingo closod In lato February, a tte n d a n ce s Satur­ day and W ednesday night games have doubled. Sanford Bingo closed alter a new city ordinance required ell bingo operations to make Iheir finan­ cial books available to police. J Robbery Continued from Page 1A semi-automatic handgun. They allegedly pointed to her purse with the guns. W hen she indicated that there was no money In her purse they became a n g ry n n d the .4 5 c a lib e r weapon was put against her head und they threatened her life. Whitmire said. She attempted to open the register, but was unable lo do so. One of the boys put on gloves and banged on the machine until It opened. police said. Whitmire said Codrlngton (old police ihey made olT with about $300 In cash. Police were summoned anil Putting money back Into the community 'Nothcr caller wanted to know If Dale Alexander who managed Sanford's Florida State Lcuguc club In 1939 — considered one of the best In the history of Class D baseball — was so great u hitter w h y did the Detroit Tigers trade him lo the Boston Red Sox. Here's yo u r answer: In 1929, Alexander, front the mountains HtrtM Phot* by Apcyl Rank Ion Tragic auto crash is soap opera By JOHN P A C IN TI Associated Pro aa Writer_________ MIAMI — Th e teen-ager had wrecked one Corvette, so his father bought him another. So the youth could drive the expensive sports car, his father helped him obtain a falsified license, police allege. The n . In the early morning hours of Dec. 30. Francisco Del Rcy decided to test Ills new toy against a friend In a Mustang. Police say they raced onto U.S, 1 at lOOm ph. As they sped down the road, a Chevetle began to turn Icfl at an Intersection ahead. T h e driver was drunk, but un accident reconstruction expert would say later he had no cliancc of even seeing Ihe two racing cars more than two football fields away. Th e Mustang till Hie Chcvette first, bill It wns Del Rcy's black 1994 Corvette split the compact car In half. The 3 a.m. accident killed all Ihrcc of the Chevette's VxMiJiAtttA — bite itn Bugle Seoul. A piixsengcr crouching In the urn: ■ .I.;.-1 ut too u or.ni l Play 4 2 -8 -Z -8 ■ Poalmaaiar: Sand addraaa changaa lo THE SANFOnO HERALD, P.0 . Box 1447, Sanlord, FL 32772-1447. Subscription Ratos (Dally A Sunday) Homs Delivery Hall 3 Month* 414.SO 134.00 I Months 439.00 444.00 1 Vaar 474.00 444.00 Florida flatldanla must pay 7% salat tax In addition to rains tbovs. Phono (407) 322-H it. "T h e Del Keys arc grttlng utich a bad rap. Just la-cause they have money and can atford giving him a Curve I Ir ." Marla Jr win, nioUtcr Franc lieu's girlfriend, igflyl uftrrVUuf acci de nt. i l Sanlord Middle School eighth grader Harry Ellis III, right, Is earning his Eaglo Scout badge by cleaning op Iho onvlronmont with somo help from his frlonds. Ellis a3kod Sanford Police Explorer Post 516 and B o y S e o u l T r o o p 507 lo volunteer tlmo to clean up Ihe environmental trail behind the school. Ho had to set up and execute the project without help Irom scout leaders. Ob­ liging Ellis are, seated, I lo r T a m m y T a y l o r , C h a r le n e Williams and Tashia Lawson. Standing: School resource Ofc. M ichael Ta y lo r, David DeVaughn, Andre Myers, Louis N ater, Frank M ascara and Jason McGee. 0 Harald Photo by Apcyl Kanltlon □ S e t Stenstrom, Page BA T H E W E A TH E R Sqnday: Partly cloudy with a chance of mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Lowa In the upper 60s. Highs In the mid lo upper 80s. Monday: Partly cloudy with a chance of after­ noon thunderstorms. Lows In the m id to upper 60s and highs In the u p p e r 8 0 s. T u e s d a y through Friday: Cloudy with a chance of m ainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms; tows In the 60s and highs In (he mid lo upper 80s. im ‘v v p - s SUNDAY Ptly oldy 84-64 Per HI Daytona Beach FI Laud Beach Fori M y tn Galntlvllla Home,lead Jacktonvlll* K ty W n l Lak* land Mlamf Pantacola Saratota Tallaha**** Tampa Varo Baach W Palm Baach 17 11 i; 44 O mm 44 47 44 44 41 U 4) 44 tt it NEW May 10 as 71 70 47 mm as 77 47 71 44 44 It tt 44 71 to .U t .00 00 mm IS .Ir .74 ,74 00 Ir Ir 01 44 .1.10 > ----------- 1 MONDAY P tly cld y B4-64 r . , _________ Ji V \J^ TUESDAY Ptly cldy 84-84 W EDNESDAY Ptly cldy 64-64 TIDES Sunday. April 24, 1994 Vol. 06, N o. 210 Second Claaa Pot lag* Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing oflkta. The driver of Ihe Mustang Everett David Price. 29, also was charged with manslaughter and leaving Ihe scene of un accident, but hasn't been the subject ol nearly as much news coverage. Environmental cleanup FULL A p ril 2S Pubilthad Dolly and Sunday, axcapt Saturday by Tha Sanford Marald, Ine. 300 N. Franch Ava., Sanlord, Fla. 12771 SuppOrlrrs of Ihe Del Keys conlcnd the family lias l>rt-n persecuted hy Hie news media iiecuuse lliry art- rich. in i n u . i ’ I LOG AL'JPOMSCAST Cash 3 6-8-3 question yours." A short time later, his rnlhcr wus chnrgrd with helping llir yo u 111 o b ta in the fa ls ifie d driver's license with phony doctimenis in Puerto Rtco. Since then. Hie family hits been re­ u n ite d and the father has pleaded Innocent to th r charges. Including contributing lo the delinquency of u minor. H r faces up lo 23 years In prison. m llH n n -d o llur home In rttzy C o ra l G u id e s. T h e y o w n n Rolls-Royce and Mercedes. T h e y send their children tn private schools and provide them a pampered lifestyle. Holler found out Francisco Del Rcy curlier had smashed a yellow Corvette, nnd hud a spotty driving record. What's more. Invcstlgutors learned, hr wasn't 17 ut Ihe time of the falal accident, ns his license said. H r was actually 15. Then, Ihe mcdlu dug deeper and found more secrets in Ihe fnpilly's jmst: ills father. Frank Del Key. had hern indicted In a stolen car ring and served a year's prohallon The father, on advice from tils attorney, refuses lo drsorltic Ills line of business now or say how he makes Ills money. Th e younger Del Key. now 10 a n d f a c in g m a n s l a u g h t e r charges, was Inlllidly released to the custody of his uncle — rather than hl« parcp|$ — ticyfuisc Ure The iUbtfagcVli parentk; Frank ‘‘ Ik-arlng Judge said t;cquestioned and nlhHll1f w f R W . Itve In b"J the Del Reys' Jiidgmcid "as I luggage compartment of Del Key’s vehicle was crippled for life. A young woman who culled O i l desrrilx-d the uccidcnl to a puller dispatcher: "Il was huge, ... The y must have till a wall or something." In a stale trying to cope with teen-age crime, die accident was perfect foddrr to fuel public drliutr. "Il Jusl really lilt home," said Stewart Greenberg, an attorney for one ol the victim's families seeking millions of dollars from the Del Keys "It Jusl seems the streets and young people arc going haml-ln-huMd." But Del Rcy w h s not a Juvenile drlliu|m-nt Irom an Inner city ghetto. Within days, the pudgy high school freshman's wealthy up­ bringing made from page news and lh r saga played for w rrk s on ihe television news, like a nightly soap opera on which rich and poor lives collide. ( LAST May 2 € FIRST May 18 PEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beachi Waves arc 1-2 feel und glassy. Current Is slight to the north with a water temperature of 74 degrees. New Smyrna Beachi Wuvcs arc 2 feet and glassy. Current Is to the south w ith u w ater temperature of 74 degrees. MONDAYl BOLUNAK TABLE: Min. 5:10 U.in.. 5:30 p.m .l Muj. 11:20 a.m.. 11:50 p.in. TIDES; Daytona Beach: lilgltH. 6:10 u.rn., 6:44 p.m .: lows. 2:07 a m .. 2:15 p.m.i New Sm yrna Beach: lilglis, 6:15 a.m . 6:49 p m .; lows, 2:12 a.m .. 2:20 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 6:30 a.m ., 9:09 p.m .: I o w h . 2:32 a.m .. 2:40 p.m. BOATING 8t. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Sm all craft advisory Cape Canaveral north. Sm all craft should exercise caution south of Cape Canaveral. Sunday: Wind northeast to east 15 to 20 knots. Seas 4 In 6 feet. Bay and Inlund waters choppy. Scattered show­ ers and a few thunderstorms m a in ly south part. S u n d a y night: Wind eaHt 10 to 15 knots. THURSDAY Ptly cldy 84-64 STATISTIC* * ' T h e temperature at 5 p.m, Saturday was 79 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 60. as recorded hy the National W calhcr Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Wcalhcr Service data: n P rld e y 'e h lg h ........ ..........86 □ Barometric pressure.30.04 □ R elative Humidity,...07 pet □ W in d s ............. South 9 mph □R ain fall................ 1.70 Ins. □ S u n se t................. 7:86 p.m. □Sun rise *•«*«■!(ill#*■•«46:80 a.m. NATIONAL TEMPS Temperature* Indicate prevlaut day1* high and overnight In* tola m. EDT. Clly HI La Prc Ollk Anchorage 37 ml* Align)* S4 cdy Atlantic Clly 11 clr Baltimore 41 clr Billing* 41 rn Birmingham SS Cdy Bl*m*rck 11 *n Bolt* It rn Boilon It clr Burlington VI. 74 cdy Charkttc J C. SI 44 clr Charleilon.W V» IS. clr Charlotte.>1 C 41 .05 clr Chayann* 41 cdy Chicago IS cdy Cltvaland 37 clr Concord.N H. 33 rn Dalla* Ft Worth 47 It cdy Dtnvtr 44 clr Oat Maine* 41 cdy Detroit 14 cdy Houston 47 cdy Inc Indlanapoll* 37 clr Juneau 14 cdy Kanta* Clly 44 cdy La* Vagat 44 rn Lillie Rock SI cdy Lo* Angela* 57 cdy Mamphl* SI cdy Mltwauka* 41 cdy Mpli Si Paul SI cdy Nathvlllt 45 clr Ne w Or Iearn 47 cdy New York City 4] clr Oklahoma City SS cdy Omaha 43 clr Phlladalphla 43 clr Phoanlx 71 cdy Plltiburgh 31 cdy Porlland.Malne 75 rn St Loult 44 clr Salt Lak* Clly 47 rn Saaltl* 45 cdy Wathlnglon.D.C. 44 clr �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1994 - 3A POLICE BRIEFS — Drug charges filed Carlton Nallianlal Baly. 23. 87 Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford; Joe Mobley, 38. 01 Seminole Gardens. Maxine Elizabeth Campbell. 40. 1515 W. 10th St.. Sanford nnd Perry Ludwig, 25, 1201 Lincoln Ct,, Sanford, were charged with poniM-fuiion of a controlled substance (cocaine) and possession of drug paraphernalia by Sanford Police on Thursday, Police report they used a search wnrrant to gain neecss to and to search the property at 1201 Lincoln Ct. In Sanford, The special Investigations unit, they said, cntcicd the home and found a quantity of cocaine on the parch uf the home. They reported also finding several smoking devices. Officers said they also found Perry In the back yard attempting to bury a vial containing crack cocaine. Campbell, Mobley nnd Ealy were held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on 83,000 bond each. Perry’s bond was set at 85.000. Employee charged with retail theft Tlkea A. Johnson, 18. 400 Longwood Ctr.. Longwood. was ( barged with retail theft by Longwood Police on Thursday. Police said a fellow employee at n store In the 900 block of State Hoad 434 In Longwood allegedly saw her take a pair of ladles stockings and some Polaroid film as* she left work Wednesday, but they could not say positively If she had left the store without paying for the Items. Police report that when she was questioned about the incident on Thursday, she said she took the Items, but no longer had them. She was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 8100 bond. Burglary alleged Thallns Jerom e Inman, 21. 1215 Randolph St.. Sanford, was charged with burglary by Sanford Police on Thursday. Police rrport several witnesses said they saw him Fnter an apartment In the Franklin A m is Apartments. Th e resident of that apartment told police that he did not have permission to be there. Me was taken to the Julio E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 85,000 bond. Drug paraphernalia found Hooker T . Burrlncr. 30, 2591 Crawford Dr.. Sanford, was charged with |>osaeanlon of drug paraphernalia by Sanford Police on Thursday. Police said they responded to an anonymous complaint that several men were selling crack cocaine In the I lOO block of Florida Avenue. Police said they asked for and received permission to search the men. On Harrlner's prison, police said, they (omul a homemade smoking devtre. They reported It was hot to the touch. lie was taken to tile John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 8500 bond. Domestic violence charged Richard M. Hurt. 32. 274 E.' Pine Ave.. Longwood. was charged with domestic violence tiy lamgwood Police on Thursday. Police rrport that his mother, with whom he lives, hud culled them to say her son b y ' used a machete to put holes In the walls d| the home and |o destroy property there. Police said she told them that he had not tiireniened her, but hud warned her not local! the police. Th e y report she said she was In (ear fur her life. lfc was taken to lhe Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on 81,000 bond. DUt arrests • Paula M. Saussy. 40. 8230 Vlu Ucllu C t., Sanford. In the 4000 block of U.S. Highway 17-92. She was held on $500 bond at the Jo hn E. Folk Correctional Facility. • Dunyele L. Quotes. 20. G3 I Palmetto Ave., Longwood. at 1-4 at the Lake Mary Boulevard exit. She was also charged with driving on a mispt tided license. She was held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on $500 bond. Warrant arrests • Uremia Qall Foster. 32. 1017 Pine Ave.. Sanford, on charges of failure to upjxrar In court on charges of driving wllti a suspended license. She was held at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility on 8750 bond. • Angel Ortiz, 50, 1809 Mellonvlllc Ave., Sanford on charges of falling lo appear In court on theft churgcs. He was held on 8500 bond ut the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Fuclllty. • David Malcolm Caolnn. 38. 173 Wildwood Dr.. Sanford, on a warrant for obtaining property with u worthless check. He was held at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Fuclllty on 8105 cash bond. • Dorothy Rose Albright. 27. 315 Sprlngvlcw Ave., Sanford, on charges of making false fraudulent insurance claims and of grand theft. She wns held at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility on 8 1.000 bond. • Joseph Allen Roberts. 30, 1270 Sutton Tru ll. Geneva; on a probation violation charge for nn aggravated assault conviction and u charge of failure to appear in court to nnswer to traffic violations and u marijuana possession charge. • Jasper Moore. 35. 1405 Cedar Creek Apartments, Sunford; on a marijuana possession probation violation churgc. • Edward Bernard Shaw. 32. 104 Academy A vc„ Sanford; on a charge of failure to nppear In court to answer to a theft charge. Readers speak; Criminals, early release and reform By SUSAN W IH N M Harald Correspondent W ith overcrowding of the pris­ ons In m in d , legislators are trying to fight what seems to be a losing buttle. Do they keep prisoners In Jails that arc already overcrow ded? Do they build mure jails In a lime when people don’t seem to have the extra to pay for taxes, much less pay th e ir o w n liv in g expenses? Should the well-being of society be risked to make room for other criminals? What Is the answer'? A group called S TO P (Slop Tu rn in g Out Prisoners) has been actively seeking people lo sign their petitions to help convince politicians to cease the early release of those convicted of crimes. Tha t Is, to discontinue a llow ing the convicts to he released before the time that the Judge had allotted them lo serve. How can we reform them while still In prison so they will not continue In this life of crime after release or go on to commit other unlawful nets? As most would say. there are no easy answers. Seventeen people were ran­ domly asked these questions. Only four of the group fell there should tie no exceptions toullow curly release. Most were at a loss lo decide what would help cease the career of crime in the lire of the convict. Roger Fisher suld. "Th o se convicted of non-violent crimes could lie released curly. I would consider serious white collar crimes Involving n lot of money serious enough to serve the whole time. I Imagine there are ruses that can tie reformed but rr|H*at offenders could lie looked at In u different light.” Sue Owens felt. ’T i n sure there ure exemptions, but rarely. Th e only reform Is basically salvation." Alexander Howurd staled. "I do believe there should lx* some circumstances for early rcteuse. If tic’s un exceptional person mid done something out of the ordi­ nary. I believe there should tie two prison systems. Separate the hardened c rim in a l from the (lrst-tlmc offender or the person that does the crime for mitigat­ ing circumstances. If given an education we can rehabilitate them. Th e y found that most crim inals have only a sixth grade education, so teach them. Once they have served their time they should be given u chance In society. You still owe society once you’ve committed a crime. For crimes Involving drugs, the p e n a lty needs to be m ore severe." Mary Ann Cole said. "T h e Bible says teach a kid In the way he should go and he w on’t depart. It should be mandatory to learn the Bible while they’re In there. 1 think there should lx* some exceptions lo allow early rcte u se If th e y can p ro v e themselves." Walter Brooks simply stated. "If Ih cy’rc put In for seven years, leave them for seven." F.C. W inn stated. " I ’m firmly against turning one of them loose before he serves his sen­ tence. Th e y spend so much lo try and convict a person, then turn them loose. Some you can do something with them and some you can’t. Counseling may help." Leticia L c n d w a y felt, "N o exemptions should be made! They should serve the whole time. I don’t think it should be as lenient when they are In NOTICE! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE GRANT PROGRAM ON MAY 12, 1994, 7:00 P.M. AT THE REDDING GARDENS COMMUNITY CENTER, 400 LOCUST AVENUE, SANFORD, FLORIDA. RESIDENTS, LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, ANY INTERESTED PARTIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND AND EXPRESS YOUR PRIORITIES AND CONCERNS. The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida #94 Castle Brewer Court, P.0. Box 2359 Sanford, Florida 32772-2359 Phyllis D. Richardson, PHM Executive Director i prison. Th e y should put them to work. Oel them lo separate recycling bins." J a n e PI I zo n k a said. " N o exemptions! I worked al n prison as u nurse. T h e y Imve more freedom Ilian we do. There’s loo much rrcedom." Jam es Stokes staled. "Keep them where they arc. No early release. I don’t know of ways to reform them but I hope there Is." Inez Colbert said, " T h e r e shouldn’t be an exemption to early rclcusc. 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P u b lis h e r and E d ito r S U IlS C R IP n O N RATE: 3 M o n lh a .................................... $19.50 0 M onlha .................................... $39.00 1 Year . ....................................... $78.00 Florida Reeldenta muet pay 7% ealea tax In addition to retea above. EDITORIAL In memory of Rachel Lee Rachel Lee has left an Indelible m a rk on the Sanford co m m u n ity. T h e 07-year-old registered nurse w as laid to rest on M arch 19 In her native Mississippi. She lived In Sanford for m ore than 50 years where she was an an Integral part or the co m m u n ity. Miss Lee arrived in Sanford In 1940 as the first nurse at the new ly-organized O ld Folks Hom e, a position she held w ith d ig n ity and pride for 22 years. T h e gentle, soft-spoken nurse nurtured her Im poverished and elderly patients w ith love, tenderness a n d u n ­ derstanding. Miss Lee's dedication to the sick and shut-ins did not stop w hen she retired In 1962. N o r did her hum an ita ria n efforts to m ankind slow down. She lived to care for others, give strength to the weak and to help Instill self-esteem In those w h o were d o w n on their luck. For her outstanding accom plishm ents. Miss Lee was the recipient of num erous awards, both In n ursing and for co m m u n ity service. She was a staunch supporter of her chu rch and a civic and co m m u n ity activist w ho volunteered her tim e for the causes In w hich she believed. K n o w in g Rachel Lee w as a h u m b lin g experience. She was as regal and as gracious as a queen. A nd she w as a lady — a real lady. Her life of giving to others should serve as an Inspiration to all of us. 4 4 Abortion has always been an issue It may be surprising tn learn thnt abortion tins always been an Issue In this country. What has changed over the years Is the amount of lime, efforl nnd money expended on both pro and con sides of the Issue. During thr flrsl several decades of Ihc IHIXJs. abortion was regarded as an option available to women of unchlvnlrous suitors or Illicit rela­ tionships. Abortion was legal under Colonial Com m on Law and remained legal under Am erican C o m ­ mon Law. AlMirtlon was permissible as long as the pregnancy was terminated before there was fetal movement, Some married women after 1830 utilized ubortlon as a family-limiting mechanism. Atxutlo n s b e c a m e w id e s p re a d A b o r t io n is t s advertised In (be dally papers and drug compa­ nies competed In selling purported aborllfaclents. T h e estimates of abortions d uring 1860-1870 were very simtlur to the figures 100 years later (1960-1970), about one alMirtlon for every four live births. Th e abortionist began to be challenged during the middle of the 19th Century. Th e American Medical Association was founded In 1847 nnd exerted pressure for change. Hurnllo Robinson Storer. u Boston physician, led the AM A's light. State legislatures nationwide were contacted by the A M A 's local affiliates. Th e objective was to outlaw abortion at any slagr of pregnancy, except when the doctors deemed the procedure necessary After the Ctvtl W nr. Ihc legal status of abnrtton was attrrrd by stnte legislatures, not due to because of religious orientation mcdlenl practice. T h r net result of untlatxirtlon laws and legal pronouncements during the last half of the 19th century was to drive the practice of abortion underground. Women with limited access to other means of family plnnnlng. l.c. Immigrant* and those of lower Income, continued to have utmrtlons. Surveys conducted by the AM A and th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t c o n fir m e d th e [KTHtstriirr of widespread nlmrllons during the 1930s. As the women's movement In America gained moment turn, abortion become a focus. Women considered that they should hnvc sole control over lltelr own reproductive process. Including Ibelr right to terminate n pregnancy. T h e JOSEPH SPEAR Poor, poor Generation X NoTf&i'market C A S X -R n y System* Is an owncr/resldent of the 1-4 Industrial Park. We provide emergency service and supplies to local hospitals, clinics and doctors' olilccs. T h e proposed zoning change that will add a lieu market with 1,400 parking spaces and change the character of tlx; park will clog the two-lane road thui entrrs/exits the park. While the flea market will operate Friday, Saturday and Sunday so do m any ol our txislncsses. T h e rate of break-ln, already, high will sour. O u r Inability to get Into and out ol the purk will force u h and m uny other residents to look at Volusia County. Th is will result lu the loss of Jobs in Seminole County. I strongly urge the Seminole County Commission to reject the zoning application change. Douglas M. Coon President C A S X -Ray Systems Sanford Th is concerns hearing aid batteries. There arc those that as of now need them more than 1 do; batteries cost at least 66 for four; some places may have them far $1 apiece. T h is Is still loo m uch besides not lasting very long. Some people, especially those on fixed Incomes like wc are, can't very well afford them. T o some. It cuts Into their food bill. Isn't there some place where wc could get them cheaper? How would you like It If this affected some relative of yours? Ocorge M. T u d o r Sanford Berry's World ELLEN GOODMAN This is not a rod to import B O S TO N — My frtcml points at tin- newspa­ per story and asks me a question. ' What do yo u th in k of them cuntng this kid in Singapore?" Th e kid. or the young man tn be precise. Is Michael Puy. an 18-year-old American (mm Dayton, Ohio. He bus been convicted of vandalism, fined $2,230 and sentenced lo prison for four months. But It's the oilier piece of his punishment that has captured the public Imagination. Mlchucl Fay has been sentenced to six strokes with a three-fool long, half-inch wide cane. Of course, m y friend has bis own opinion of all this. Before I can say a word he offers It In a pre-emptive stroke. Without so much as a grimace, he says succinctly: "I think they should whip his butt." Mind you, this sentiment comes from a man who would never luy a glove on bis own kids. Still, his words come straight from bis gut and Ills sentiment straight frum the heart ol public opinion. In this case, the American government bus asked Slngu|>orc for clemency. A full 34 Senators have signed a petition for leniency. But there ts no Michael Kay Defense C om m it­ tee In his own hometown. Nor can you rouse a scintilla of sympathy for the teen-ager who spray-painted and threw eggs at cars In lhe Aslan nation where bubble gum Is an outlawed substance. Indeed, the talk shows that measure — and sometimes mlsmcusurc — attitudes, log their callers overwhelming on (be side of Singapore. So docs the Singapore Embassy. I for one would like to think that m y friend has confused government caning with a rental slap across the butt. 1 would like lo cllevc that the callers haven't read the descriptions of this punishment that make groups like Am nesty International cull II "torture.” Th e y may not know that the prisoner Is tied to a rack shaped like an X. A practiced professional then dips (he rullnn In n chemical and strikes the prisoner with all Ids might. Th e first btrokc breaks the skin. By the third stroke, the prisoner has usually passed out and m ust be revived. Th e sears arc usually permanent. But muybe they do know. Maybe this case has raised violent emotions because of our emotions about violence. J u s t lust m onth, two young Japanese students In C alifornia were killed In a carjacking by young Americans. Every day we witness shootings and urban wurfnrc. If Americans feel humble about criticizing other cultures for their laws and order U ' h with reason. r LURLENE SWEETING LETTERS Hearing aid batteries *> tIM INO LK OPINION Inequality of access to abortion was also cited. Poor women were curtailed from having abor­ tions for economic reasons, while their wealthy counterparts could have abortions on demand. Th e Supreme Court Joined the battle In 1973. Th e court ruled In the case of Roe va. Wade that women as a part of their constitutional rlghta to privacy, could choose to terminate a pregnancy prior to the point when the fetus developed to the point It could survive outside the womb. 'Roe' was really Norma McOarvey. wlio had been denied the right under Texas law to abort a fetus the did not wish to bear. Th e case reached .the Supreme Court nnd In a 7-2 decision, they ruled that women had an unrestricted right to abort n fetua during the first trimester of pregnancy. T h e state reserved Interest In protecting the fetus when It became 'viable', able tp live outside the womb. Abortion as an Issue has permeated our lives during the 1980s and 1990s. Battle lines have been drawn, tensions have escalated between the Right to Life Movement and the National Organization for W om en (NOW |. Religious groups also Joined the anll-abortlon Issue, the Homan Catholic Church and Protestant F u n ­ damentalists have spoken out. Even candidates running for public office have been challenged to stnte Ihrtr views on this Issue. Th e abortion Issue had grown so healed that Florida became violent, resulting In death for a physician. But what I hear In the casual and sometimes brutal comments ubout Michael Fuy, are not Just thoughts about cross-cultural crime and punishment. I bear (lie echoes of (lie old warning. “ Sparc the rod and spoil the child." I bear a desire to Import (but rod und recycle that philosophy, to gel back the traditional value culled "w hipping bis butt." T lie X o n t h e S in g a p o re ra c k marks a spot In our Ideological buttles about private und public discipline. We iiave parallel debates about how to raise children and how to deal w ith criminals. There's a •rnslon In our soci­ ety. as In others, be­ tween anxiety about chaos and about re­ I for one would pression. There's a like to think that tension In parenting m y friend has as well between the confused woes of permissive­ government ness and those of caning with a iiuthoritnrlanlsm. parental slap T h e s e d a y s , wc across the butl. J worry aboul chaos. Wc think orklds nnd crimes spinning out of control together. Every utudy. Including a Carnegie Report Issued thisweek, talks aboul the neglect of young children, their need for human attention. But ut tlie unruly moment the young finally get our attention, we talk tough. In policy-making, It's three strikes and you're oul — In Jail for life. It's new money for the schools — to huy metal detectors. It's bool tam ps lor teens — so Juvenile offenders who have often spent their lives maltreated can be "straightened o ut" by pseudo-drill sergeants. In oi-r gut. It's the rod. There Is nothing new here. Fear of crime focuses the m ind wonderfully — or should I say, terribly — on order. B uilding a livable society, like raising civilized children, Is a labor-intensive Job of balancing freedom and dlslcpllne. Internalizing values, making sure everyone has n stake, But when young people threaten us. Singapore looks like u proper boot camp. So. In return for sprny-pulntlng cars, Michael Fuy may be permanently scarred by a cane. In return for (browing eggs he may be tortured. Sparc the rod and spoil the child? T h is Is not a rod I want to see Imported. I suppose every older generation says the same thing about every younger one. but thr thing that bothers me most about them Is they think they Invented anguish. Nobody ever suffered feelings of alienation before they happened upon the planet Nobody ever had to endutr the arhc of broken homes. Nobody ever had to deal with a rotten Job market. Those arc the m a­ jor gripes of today's tw e n ty so m e th in g s, "Generation X ." they call themselves after a c u lt n o v e l by Douglas C uuplatid. ■tytey were shuffled b e tw e e n d iv o rc e d ( parents.' they never got religion und the g e n e ra tio n before them — the baby boomers — sucked the e co n o m y d ry . took all the good p ro fe ssio n a l p o s i­ tions. stuck them with service Industry " M c J o ln " und saddled them with a monstrous national debt. I tell you. life Is bell What got me thinking about this was the recent suicide of a Generation X hero, rock musician Kurt Cobaln. A 27-ycur-old. Scattic-bused pioneer of "g ru n g e " rock, be disdained fame, sought refuge In drugs, spoke often of killing himself und finally blew Ills head off with a shotgun. T h e media coverage was monophonic. " T h e Suicide Th a t Spoke For a Generation.'' read n Washington Post headline. Cobaln's so n g s “ d e fin e d a g e n e r a t io n ," su id Newsweek. Th e Post sent a reporter to u rock concert In suburban Virginia to gather quotes from Cobaln's distraught funs. "He killed hlmscir for the same reason I'd kill myself," said u young woman. "W e lack something. Wc have no core." But often, what 1 really want to do is lake them by the shoulders and shake them and wiy something like this: Dam mit, turn off that television set and read some books, because what you need Is some perspective. You're worried about getting a high-paying Job right out of college? My Depression-era parents were worried about getting a Job. period. T h e y were embarrassed at the prospect of standing In soup lines and cashed In their Insurance policies just to buy rood. I myself went to work after military service for $5,000 a year — and that was not so long ago. I pounded the pavements us a 28-year-old with a graduate degree and had to take a Job editing current-events tabloids for highschool students. You're worried about broken fumlllcs? My fnthcr was snatched away from hts wire and children to fight a war. His brother died In that war, In a steamy, fetid Jungle a long way from home and the fiancee and family he loved. I mvBcir was wearing a uniform when Lyndon Johnson decidecf wc should get Involved In a civil war In Vietnam and I spent m any sleepless nights mourning for m y friends who died In the muck of that Asian peninsula and w orrying whether I'd be sent (here. You’re feeling alone? Read Henry David Thoreau. "T h e moss of men lead lives of quiet desperation." he wrote, 140 years ago. Ever hear of existentialism? It's a 80-year-old school of philosophy which holds that we will never know w h y we exist and we should |ust learn to accept the absurdity of It. Your favorite creative artist, a person who defined your generation, suffered a sudden death? Permit me to rattle oft some names: Ernest Hemingway. Jam es Dean. Patsy Cline. J im Morrison. J im ! Hendrix, JanlB Joplin and the saddest loss to me personally, the Incomparable Buddy Holly. You didn't Invent generational pain, Gcncx. You’re lust the latest sufferers of I t . ________ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1094 - BA Stenstrom— Early start In politics Young Seminole County com­ missioners debato Iho pros and cons of a curfew for teen-agers In the county. Tho m ld d t o -s c h o o l s tu d e n ts porformod Iho rolos of county commissioners and constitu­ ents In a mock county com­ mission mooting as part of National Counly Govornmont Wook. Reading from prepared scripts, tho students loarnod tho bosics of com m ission mootings and voting. On tho rostrum, from left to right, are Jed Goldin, Jamos Blua, Mary Furlong, Lisa Borgonske, Sonia Bllentschuk and Karon Brewor, acting as shorltf. Soatod at the public tablo, with backs to camera, nro Jordan Wiens on tho lolt and Melissa Nadoau Mtfild Photo by Aptyl Ktnltlon Readers Continued from Page 3A Bonnie Eaton wild. "N o wny they should hr rrlensed early. Depending on what tliry were In for dr|>rnds on thr reform." Jcunette M rG u Irr Mild, "A s far us releasing early. If It's a felony, ERNEST M. BOWLES Ernest M. Bowles, 83, Pebble Beach C lr.. Winter Springs, died Th u rsd ay. Aphl 21. 1994 m Winter Park Memorial Hospital, W inter Park. Born In Knoxville. T r im , on Oct. 4. 1010, lx* was u rrllrrd civil cnglncrr who moved to central Florida In 1976. H r was a m em ber of HPO Elks Lodge 1 0 7 0 , M a so n ic L o d g e 2 3 9 FA A M . a 32nd degree Mason, Scottish Rile of Free Masonry. Valley of Orlando, Orient of F l o r i d a . B a h ia T e m p le A A.O. N M S. of Orlando. Florida Slntr Association of High Tw elve Clubs and the Phi Kappa Phi fraternity of tlx* University of Tennessee. S u rvivo rs Include tils wife Myrtle W.; Ills sisters Dorothy Mellon of Knoxville. T r im , and Maxenc Hunt <4 Deltona; Ills b u t!h e r \ A k *raid .i) of KKi*W fyl%lt'v 1 don't think they should be. They have too m uch freedom. They're gtven so much freedom, they are taking advantage of It. It's not fair. Give them extra work duty. Make them account for their time and not so much free lim e." and Virginia Christiansen of Wayncvllle, NC. Carey Hand Garden Chupcl F u n e ra l H om e. O rla n d o . In charge of the arrangements. Ellis Osborne slated, " I'm ugalnsl early release." Ostanin* Jokingly added. "If I tie place Is burning down then may In* lei them out. I'm sueli a c o n ­ servative. Th e laws are too liaise now. I'm 05. so I rrniemlier w h e n ra p e w a s a c a p lln l charge of the arrangements School program S u rviva l» ini.'ludt* lie: hu-Ji.iiul Larry; her non Adam ol Lung wood and her daughter Lynne of Longw ood; her father Frank A dam ryk of Deep River. Conn.: and her brother Fran Adam ryk of Essex. Conn. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Lung wood. In charge ol the arrange­ ments. punishm ent." Sandra Knsmn said, “ Clive them a sledgehammer and make them beat rocks Into little peb­ bles. 1 don't believe In early releas**. Teach them a trade ns part of reform." SUSAN JEAN SINDLINOER Susan Jean Slndllngcr. 75. C a tb ird C o u rt. Ovlerfrr. died I hiirsday. April 21. 1994, ut her residence. Born In Pennsylvania mi Oct. 25, 19)8. she was a homemaker. Mrs. Slndllngcr was a member of St. Luke's Lutheran C h u r c h a n d t h r L u th e r a n Women Missionary League and Lutheran Haven Auxiliary. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e s o n s . Raymond Eugene. Epharta. Pa.. L e o n H .. L o n g w o o d . a n d Theodore G ., Spnkant*. Wash.; d a u g h te rs , J u d ith A n n Stephens. Ahrlxrrugc. Stizann 1). Lombard. Woudcnvlllc, Wash.: brothers, Howanl Stmrgh and C u r t i s J . S lo u g h , b o th of Pennsylvania: sisters. Sara Sip*aurl Martanii Young, troth ol Pennsylvania and Evelyn M Schroder, South Wllllams|>ort, Pu,: seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. B a ld w in F a ir c h ild F u n e r a l Home. Goldr-tim d. In charge of the arrangements. SH IRLEY JUNE KELLY H OLLOW AY Shirley Ju n e Kelly lloltowuy. 63. Sandalw ood D rive, Fern Park, died Friday, April 22. 1994 al W inter Park Memorial Hospi­ tal. Winter Park. Born In Bowling Green. Ky on Ju n e 28. 1930, she m ovrd lo central Florida In 1950. She was TR AVI8 JUSTIN WRIGHT a homemaker and u member of Travis Justin Wright. 10, Gospel Light Baptist Church of Secret Way, Casselberry, died Winter Park. She was a member Thu rsd ay. April 21. 1994 at of the American legion A u x ­ Orlando Krglooal Medical Cen­ iliary und the American Associa­ ter. Orlando. tion of Retired Persons. Born on Oet. 27. 1977 In Survivors Include her husband Orlundo. he was a student at Joseph Charles Sr,; her daugh­ Lym an High S c I mmiI a n d a Ba p ters Carol J . Kelly of Orlando. list Vicki A. McGtnW of Houston, Survivors Include his mother .hgiftiV'Strong W 1Busbneli >and •mid stepfather-Chris and Hill 1 1 fu n e ra l Ruth 11. Altgood of WaJtcrboro, Halley of Casselberry: tils father (large of 9C: her MlchflcL.Kelly of W ayne W rlghl of Charleston. llo " ' W inter Park. Dan C. Kelly of W V; his maternal grandmother thr arrangements. Biishncll, Dentils L. Kelly of Jean Agoranos ol Sanford; Ills DOROTHY D. CHAPMAN G r e e n v ille . S C u n d Jo s e p h paternal grandm other Nim ey NELDA O. CARMAN D o ro th y D. C h a p m a n . 95, N e I d a (1 . C a r in a i l . 0 H . Charles J r . of O rlando ; her Mac of Charleston; and his River Woods Tra il. Chnluntu, brothers J im W. Collins of Lake­ sisters Stephanie Letter of Cas­ (hell Saturday. April 9. 1994 at G a te w o o d D r iv e , P o ri O r a n g e , d ie d W e d n e s d a y . A p r il 29. 1994 land and Glenn W. Collins of Ft. selberry and Alicia Lops of W ilder Park Memorial Hospital. a t H a lifa x M r d tr u l C e n te r In Worth, Tcxua. her sister Frances Winter Springs. Bom Oct. 2 i. 1898. in Irvington. D u y lo n a B e a c h . M. Geddes of Sorrento: nnd 20 B a ld w in F a irc h ild Funeral N J .. she moved to Central Born In Alice. Texas, she lived grandchildren. Florida In 1986. Home, Altamonte Springs. In B a ld w in F a irc h ild Funeral charge of the arrangements in central Florida most of her Survivors Include son. John Home. Goldcnm d-W lnler Park life She Wiis a homemaker, a W. Q uinn J f Mlllnrd. Pu.: U.S A rm y Air Corps veteran of t'luqicl. In charge of the ar­ d a u g h te r. D o lls Stevens ol World War It. S i r was a member rangements. C h n lu o ia : five grandchildren B A R B A R A P. V A C H O N of American Legion Post 361 In ami eight great-grandchildren. Barbara P. Varlam. 67. Mont Sooth Daytona. ALEX AND R IA J. M EALY Norman Dean Horne for Serv­ Survivors Include her husband A le x a n d ria J . M e a ly. 7 0. I Hade Court, Cassellxrrv. died ices. Deuvllle. N J . . in charge of Wednesday. April 20. 1994. at Richard: her daughters Janice Hlllcrcst Drive. Longwood, died ilit* arrangements. her residence. Sla* was tiorn on Friday. April 22, 1934 In Alta­ Luhudu ol San Antonio. Te x ., May 15. 1926. Mrs. Vachun was monte Springs. Ju d y Johnson of Houston, Te x.. Patricia Sm ith and Jacqueline Born In Scranton. Pa. on Sept. past president of M ethodist Toika, both of Ocala and Evelyn 7, 1917. she was a retired Women's Club. V F W Auxiliary Wrlghl, Tr«vl* Ju»ttn J o Ray of Daytona Beach: her IxMjkkcepcr who moved to cen­ and u Methodist Youth Leader. Fun*r«l ttrv U tt lev T n W l Wrlghl will b* Survivors Include husband. A. comluctrd 1 pm Sunday At Iht Allamonl* stepdaughter Patricia Makt of tral Flortdu In 1984. A mem tier Spring* thApel ol !h« Baldwin FAlrchlld Gulfport, Miss.; h rr suns Richard of Wcklva Presbyterian Church R o b e r t: d a u g h te r s , S h e ila Funtral Homo Violation lor trlondi will be Ta ylo r, Lewiston. Maine, Nancy Kennedy of Jacksonville. Robert In Longwood, six: also belonged Sunday 1* And A t pm t)Ald*ln FAlrchlld Doucct of Auburn. Maine, and Foffer a I Home. AlUmonle Spring*. In cherge to the A m e ric a n B u s in e s s Krnncdy of Orlando and Daniel Diana Houle of Warren. Ohio; ol the ArrAngemenlt Women Association. Kennedy of Zyp hcrhllls; her step-sons Richard Carm nn of Survivors Include her daugh­ son. R ic h a rd D obson, West thompton. AngelA A Ma i * ol ChrltllAn burtnal will b* celebrated Burlington. Ky. Jam es Carm an ter Peggy A. Gearhart of Long- Carrollton. Ohio; sisters. Evelyn Harrtm an und Dorothy Pray, tor Mr* Thompvm Monday. April 15 at 10 of New Sm yrna [leach and Brian wood and three grandchildren. A m in the Church ol the Annunciation with B a ld w in F u lrc h lld Fun e ra l both of Mechanic Falls, Maine. the Rev Fr. Steve Bauman olllclallng Carm an of Gulfport. Vllss.: her Marguerite Slorrr. New Sm yrna Cremation will lollow vrvlcet Friend* may Home, Orlando, In charge of the sister Hester Gopher of Houston, B each. K a th e rin e A th e rto n . call at the funeral home Sunday from 7 to 9 T e x .; 20 gran d child ren and arrangements. p m Galne* Carey Hand Garden Chapel North W indham . Malm*. Beverly three great-grandchildren. Funeral Home. Longwood. in charge ol the Duchettc of Oxford, Maine: step arrangement* HELEN A. SANTAM ARIA Cardwell Funeral Home, Pori Orange. In eltarge of the ar­ Helen A. S a n ta m a rla , 76. d a u g h te r, C la ire . L e w is to n ; Panama Circle. W inter Springs, stepsons. D onald. Lew iston. rangements. HUNT MONUMENT CO. died Wednesday. April 21, 1994 Maurice. Princeton. N.J. and at South Seminole Hospital, Marcel of Augusta. Maine: 11 ANNAFABRY grandchildren and three great­ ..7 *2 ...... Anna Fabry, 96, West Stale Longwood. **'>.*'•' grandchildren. Ph, 339*968 Road 426. Oviedo, died Friday. Born In Scranton, Pa. on Jan. Gene Hunt, Own B ald w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l 18. 1918, she was u cashier for April 22, 1994 at Winter Park Bronze, Marblt A Ohmlte the S a n fo rd -O rla n d o Kennel Home. Altamonte Springs. In Memorial Hospital, Winter Park. Born In CEccIioalovnklu on C lu b . She moved to central J u ly 21, 1897, she moved to Florldu in 1977. She was a m em ber of Christ Episcopal central Florida In 1973. She was a homemaker and a member of Church, Longwood. Survivors Include her sons St. Luke's Lutheran Church In George and Steve, both of Winter Oviedo. Survivors Include four neph­ Springs; her brothers George Courtney of Bronx, N Y and Al ews and one niece. Kurtnwy of Scranton; her slater B n ld w ln -F u lr e h lld F u n e ra l Peg Nagle of Scranton: and five H o m o , G o ld e n rod C h a p e l, grandchildren. W inter Park. In charge of thr B a ld w in F a irc h ild Fun e ra l arrangements. Home. Altamonte Springs. In MAJ. M A R G A R E T ELLEN charge of Ihc arrangements. GROSS AN G ELA A. THOMPSON MuJ. Margaret Ellen Gross. 87, Village Plucc, Longwood. tiled Angela A. Thom pson, 51, 300 Friday. April 22. 1994 at her Cambridge Dr., Longwood, died Friday, A p ril 22, In Florida residence. Born Feb. I, 1007 In Tuxedo Hospital-South In Orlando. Caring people is one of the things that makes B o r n M a rc h 2 , 1 9 4 3 at Park, NY, she moved lo central Brlsson Funeral Home special. "Bill" Welborn, is Middleton. Conn., she was a Florida In 1988. She was a nurse, und a teacher tuttl she was a p ro g ra m s assistant for the a licensed funeral director with over 20 years Catholic. She waa a member of Parent Resource Center al Sem ­ experience in the funeral business. Caring people the Retired Officers Association, inole C om m unity College. is what you expect and what you get at She came to central Florida In the Stanford University Alum ni 1983 and was a member of the Association, the Colum bus Prcshytcrlun Hospital University Church of the Annunciation. She 322*2131 Alum ni Association and Ihc New was a board member of the Lake York University A lum ni Associa­ Brantley High School Advisory tion. She w u b an A rm y veteran Council and co-chalr of the Lake 005 LAUR EL AVE.. SANFORD Brantley High Project Gradua­ of World War IL A member ol Uie Carey Hand Funeral lloine Tradition ■ Eat. 1B80 Survivors Include her sisters tion. SHe was also a director of Catherine Lcchncr of Deltona the Teague Middle School After rVSss FUNERALS BRISSON FUNERAL HOME Continued from Page 2 A of eastern Tennessee, hit .343 for the Tigers. Also hnd good years In 1930 nnd 1931, In 1932, he dropped way below .300 und the Tigers sold him lo Boston. In 1933 the big first b a se m a n 's b a llin g eye " r e ­ lu m e d " nnd lie won Ih r major league hilling crown with an average of .377. Nut long ago we mentioned again the old Ink blotters Haynes A Ratliff {later Ihc Celery City Printing Com pany) once mailed out each month. We have about a half dozen of them. We've been told n fellow named Jim Smith who lives on Park Avenue In Sanfurd has a complete set. If (Ills Is true I sun* wish h r would get In touch with me. One party called to find out how lo contact missionaries Walter and Pauline Routh who serve In Ihc Philippines. Here you are: No. 017 Illock I, Santa Marla Village. Cnlnpnn. Oriental Mlndura 5200, Philippines. He Is Ih r son of the Inte local baker of "Sunford Maid” bread. Walter Routh Sr. She I n the daughter of the late A.C . Madden, a Sanford (»ost office personality for years and years and one of those ' pillars" at tlx* First Baptist C hu rch. In a recent story about the land accident of Jesse Spurting we mentioned Fernald Laughton Hospital rm ployre Belly Landgralf. It should liavr been Teresa l^indgrair who later was the wife of O .J . Pope. Mary, another laimlgralf sister, married O.D. Farrell. Belly Laudgraf Robison still resides In the Mayfair sec­ tion of Sanford. For years lltere has been a stained glass window In the sanctuary of the First Baptist C hurch that carried In memory the name of Allen Tolar. I always wondered who he was. Now I know. He was one of (I believe) the live T o la r brothers that included hunker Hamel Tolar and p h y s ic ia n J u lia n N o lly T o la r. Allen, (M-rhnps better know n as " A lly " was killed while u young .itau working for the Atlantic Coast Line. his car but of Its garage? The arm got caught between the auto and the door of the garage. It was so badly damaged It had to be amputated. From time to time we refer to the pictorial review published by the Cham ber of Comm erce d u r­ ing Sanford's centennial year. 1977. II was entitled "Sanford N o w A T h e n . " C o n s u lt in g committee members were Mrs. Randall Chase. S.O. Chase J r .. Mrs. S.O. Chusc J r .. Douglas Stenstrom . IL L . Perkins J r .. Thom as A. Speer. A .B. Peterson J r .. Albert Fills. Ralph Ray. Robert Orw lg und Jn ck Homer. But we learned that Mrs. Buddy (K a th e rin e l Bishop, nee the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Gordon, complied the photos and wrote Ihc copy. Some con­ sulting commltlce people feel Katherine never really got the credit she deserved. Remember her dad? He was Ih r well-known surveyor. Her mother, by Ihe way, still lives on Mcllonvlllc Avenue. (A note to Katherine: Yo ur book has been a big help lo inc in preparing m any of my "W a y Back When” colum ns and pictures.) There's been a lot of talk lately about Ihe first Seminole County Fair...(he one held recently al I h e S e m in o le G r e y h o u n d Raceway In Casselberry. Reports indlcnle It was quite successful and promoters say It'll be bigger and better next year. But just lo keep Ihe record straight the first Seminole County Fulr was held In downtown .Sanford In Febru­ ary 1915. One of Ihe highlights was a baby parade In carriages of all kinds. Among the partici­ pants were Julia Higgins. Fred W illiams J r .. Irvin Flelshcr. Juck Stemper. Bill Harvey J r .. Ed Shlnholser. Rose Hurt. Camilla Deas and Ja ck lite rs. Rose Hurt was the winner among the girls und Jack Peters among the boys. T h e following year the baby parade winners were Martha Bishop ami Brack Perkins J r . Another question tossed our way: W hen was the first US 17-92 bridge over the St. Johns fro m S e m in o le to V o lu s ta County originally built. Answer: It was dedicated Feb. 14. 1916. T h a i Spnrllug accident story T h e wood structure replaced the also brought to m ind Dr. W*T. old Stafford operated ferry. In l..u\gley■“’Yes. he was the physl- the first car lo grtew into Volusia c la S v w h o built, lived J I T And Was R .J. Holly, L.P. Hagan Sr.. operated the Langley A p a rt­ L .A . Brum ley a iu LC .W . En tzm ments on threast side of the 600 tnger plus Roy rTxW ih1 of Dcb lo ck of Park A v e n u e . R e ­ Land. Th e bridge was built by member that tragic day when he the father of later Florida Gover­ hud his left arm out of the nor Dave Sholtz of Daytona window while Ik* was backing Beach. IN TO AC TIO N A N D RECYCLE YOUR UNWANTED ITEMS Our Classified Representatives Will Help You Place Your Ad Tb Get The Results You Want S a n fo rd H e ra ld 322-2611 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 tay on mer­ chandise - most others do. We are locally owned and operated many are not. Home Locally Owned and Operated Since 1056 500 B. Airport Blvd„ Sanford, FL 32773 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �I •A - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1994 School scenes Remembering Kathy IN B R IEF Chalk Talk scheduled Grandparents help others in memory of loved one O V IE D O — School board vice chairman Snm ly Robinson will host the final Chalk Ta lk of the school year on Monday. May 2. T h e meeting will take place at Indian Trails Middle School, 550 Tuskuwllla Road, Oviedo. T h e meeting will begin at 7 p.m. Robinson began the meetings when she was elected ns a way to help keep the public actively Involved In the schools and to keep them Informed ns to what was happening nt the district level. There will lie a brief presentation by Robinson und n time for questions and answers, For more Information, call Robinson nt 322-7384. Does a n y o n e re m e m b e r Kathleen Engels? Kathy was a talented singer and tlnnrcr. T h e s p r in g b e fo re h e r freshman year nt Semlonle High she earned n spot In the choir and dance team. But Kathy never performed. S h e Is d e s c rib e d by her grandparens. C h o rd s and Marie Hooper, ns a girl who was cheerful, friendly, and wilty. She was an average trenager with dark blond hnlr. blue eyes, and smooth skin. She liked to do normal teenage things. She played sohbull In the Pony league, she loved to swim, and her friends often rainc to her with their problems. Mrs. Hooper snld everyone liked her and she was good In school. Midway RIF is tops SA N FO R D — Th e Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) program nt Midway Elementary School has been nnmed one of the 1994 RIF Leaders for Literacy. Th e progum Is sponsored financially by the South Seminole Rotary Club and the Compact students from Seminole High School have served as volunteers for the book distributions. RIF Is a national program which provides readlng-forpleasure books for low-income students. There are three book distributions each year at Midway where students nrc allowed to select one book to bring home and read. D'ArvIs Troutm an, a S H S Compact student Involved In the RIF program, and Dcde Schaffner. the originator of the program, were In Washington. D C this past weekend to be honored for their award. POP C U L T U R E 1'* by Steve McC.urry w * > M H o rn M a u ric e J o s e p h M t c k t e w h t lc In L o n d o n . Michucl Caine chose his stage name after seeing a marquee for the H u m p h re y Bogurt , movie "T h e Culnc M utiny." I 9. 4 K o b o * d iu o v L iu i >.i . , Id Niirrt tbtftlirte ttilvles in which Michael Caine played • Hamilton Elementary School T h e following students were named to the Honor Roll at Humllton Elementary School In Sanford: □ T h i r d g ra d e : C h r is t in a Hrown. Clifford Freeman. Mat­ thew F u rm a n . Abblc Harris. J a in I c 11o w I n g t o n . C h r i s M o o rh e a d . P aul N e u m a n . Kristina Kumscy. Karly Sm ith. ' S p c ld c l a n d Je ss ic a « H arry Palmer. the spy created by Lcn Delghton. 2d For which 1986 movie did Caine win the Oscar as Best Supporting Actor? *W j » iipq * rs5‘ ‘ t it lt f l J*u P>* WWWM. uotma,, pi* „vu i* a ui ..'•IIS * s<U..ft - r TO BE OR NOT TO BE (PUBLISHED, THAT IS) • •• 'Hewt mind tAc dtlnyd and <wu%tvd cutnayecud frvtfunc, dend tfewt Aedt Uteuvut auviAd fa Ac fiuAlidAcd on tAc ScAcci Scene&fra^c. E3xa> n r M < o > w rs SANFORD HERALD 30Q N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 K A Ifl 4MtH IWItHCMT. WUiAM »MA*tWCA<lt A ■k * **.**• ■» F o u r t h g ra d e : K a r e l i a Hdjfas. Ja m e s Item ing. Ben­ jam in Hrendlc. Iblrlek Duly. Hen H ubbard. Jo n Litton. Jeffrey McGhee. Marcus Robinson and Shunnon Wight. □ F ifth grade: Murluh Bates. Erin Drown. Walter Hurkhultcr. Joseph Cooper, Zachery Cooper. K i m b e r ly C n r s o , C o lle e n F la n ig a n . C h r is H o ffm a n . N I k I m u Is a a c , Ka n r s h a M cKinney. Surah Mctscl. Malta Mitchell. Brock Sutton and Bryn Wallace. • I d y 11w 11d e E l e m e n t a r y School T h e following students were named to the " A Honor Roll" at Idyllwlldc Elementary School In Sanford: □ T h ir d grade: Josh Am m on. S o n y n Bow es. E r in E c k a rd . Doreen Finley. A m b e r F rye . Gabrieli Gcrhanll, J im m y Hoff­ m an, Anna Jaranllla, Charlie Johnson. Michucl Kane. Debra Keefer, Adam Larson, Alicia Latham. Ryan Loomis. Matthew M e lvin . J llllu n M o rris. Kyle N esbitt, D c ii I bbc Rivera and Su m m er Sullivan. □ F o u rth grade: Chrlsla A n ­ derson, Dnvld Abram s, Chris 1987 Kathy disappeared from the Cnrrlogc Cove nren. H er m aternal grandpnretits were frantic In their senreh lo And her. Kathy's mother had died of cancer soon after she gave birth to Kathy and they had raised hrr from birth. Th e ir love for her was appar­ ent. J a lm * D lllm m Th e onr thing different ubout Kathy is she's gone. On the cvrn ln g of May 25th. Ilcnuchcm ln. Krvston Heohler. Matthew fio/clku. Daniel DeFazio, T y le r Drake. Broderick D u m u s . A h h y D ti r h a m . C h r is t in e G u g g c r, E m ily Hansen, Kristin l.lghlfoot and Sophia Littles As well as Tto y larkcr. Eric Major, Adam Manfrc. Krl3t!n Markctle. Joclcnc Moore. Pre­ cious Moore. Brian Peterson. Dominic Pclraccn. Scott Ryan, Evelyn Walker. K rU tln Weiss und Hrud Whltcskle. □ F i f t h g ra d e : E l i z a b e t h Ikiylston. Ann Flcencr. Lynsey Gilmore. Jason Fraser. Angelo P c tru c c a . J a s o n R o b in s o n , Cassidy W ebb. Ja c o b Davis, Je n n ife r Fitzgerald, A m anda Holloway. Ju lie Keefer. Brandon M o x u m , J u s t in P o w ell and Michael Solicits. I IFlfllt grader Cassidy Webb wits also named the school's representative of the Disney W o rld D re a m e rs and Doers award. • Lake Mary High School •Th e Luke Mary High School J E T S .(Ju n io r Engineering uml Te ch n ica l Society) took first plant; in a re m it contest that incused on solving real-world engineering pmhlems using a c o o r d ln a lc d t e a m w o r k approach. Th e conlest Is de­ signed to challenge the abilities of the most capable science students In the slate. The team member* from Lake Mary High were: Donald Clin. Evan Farkash, Nathan Holluduy, D a vid O r r . K a th e rin e S h ih . Adrian Sisscr. Jo h n Sweeney and Chris Watkins. T h e (cum wus couched by teacher Mark Schtffcr. • W inter Springs Elementary School □ J a s o n G rrc o wus named artist of the month at Winter Springs Elementary. □ T h e following students were named uulhors of the month: Meghan Hyatt (kindergarten): J u s tin G ra h a m (first grade): Jason O'Harek (second grade): Joshua W alker (third grade). K ry s ta l W a sse rm a n (fo u rth grade); and Doth Hanseom (fifth grade), □ A d a m M in s k y , a t h ir d nider, Is the district winner for ic Reflections eonlrst In the area of music. S laiat week they had read about the tour that Seminole's choirs were about to lake and bow some students lucked the neces­ sary funds logo. T h e y visited us Monday and donated 9630.00 towards our cause. Now some of us huve a chance to go, hut Kathy's was taken. A memorial service was held In her honor M arrh 30th. Mr. Hooper said that the minister gnve a lieniitllul sermon about a star that gradually progressed to a child, Mrs. Hooper said she was going to read n passage from Kablll Gibran's The Prvphet, but was no e m o tio n a l she Just couldn't. 1 listened to tbc couple speak of tbelr lost grandchild, and I fell so lucky to be safe, und when they generously donated to help out strangers I wanted so much to nay something to take away their hurt. I'll end with the passage from The I'rvphet that Mrs. Hooper wanted to say, and nguln I'll ask (he question, do you remember Kathleen? "Children dwell In the house of tomorrow that we may never enter." One long glorious failure By CARMEN K VPRIANDES Special to Iho Herald Ju st Imagine l( you were three years old and your mother said you rould not have the cookie that you wanted. You would become very determined to get that cookie. But If your mother suit! you co uld have the cookie, then the cookie would not be a big deal, o r the government used this theory then most Illegal drugs would become legnltzed. Baltimore's Kurt Schmoke. a former prosecutor, wus the first big city muuor to ask the q u e s tio n of le g a liz a tio n , followed by Joe Caliber und G e o rg e C ro c k e tt. Jo s e p h M CNam aru was quoted as saying, " T h e fight against d rug s has been one long failure." Let's lace It, Ihe more peo­ ple push against drugs, the more people become very c u rio u s . J u s th in k about Ihls-alcohol and tobacco arc both legal and both cause p r o b le m s . C o m p a r e d to alcohol and tobacco, marlJuana Is not that bad. May people used marijuana to re­ lax. Maybe society would at­ tempt to accept drugs Just as they huve done with alcohol. You would think thut (he wur on drugs would pul a hall to d ru g use. b u t It has ucutully made some people want to use more drugs. A national policy w ould re­ cognize that all drags arc not necessarily dangerous and that drag use does not neces­ sarily constitute abuse. Legalization wmd undercut the drug lords by Introducing free und open coni|>etltlon. Junkies would no longer huve to rob und sleal and overdoses and poisonings would decline. Lcgull/cr* would have drags recognized ns tnsiniments of pleasure. Legalization would allow us to look at now Illegal suhstunces more realistically. Legalization would promote moderation while seeking to minimize Ihe risk to users and th e d i s r u p t i o n of c o m mulnliles. Legalization would be an Improvement. It would not end AIDS, hut simply slow Its spread down. It would not wipe out crime. Just merely ellmlnulc one major cause. R e s i d e n t s of p o o r n e ig h h o rh o o d s w o u ld no longer huddle In their apart­ ments wjole dealers battle with guns out In the street* Now. Just Imagine. 20 years from now. you are shopping at a local store und you come upon neat little packets of m a r iju a n a , c o c a in e u n d h e r o i n set a g a in s t th e v ita m in s . Sounds a little crazy, but II may some day happen. There may lie a few pro­ blems If drags become legal­ ized, hut that Is the chance we have to take. Th e government has tried with the drag wur und we us students hnve seen It as a failure. It Is now lime for a change. It Is now time to legalize. C»rm*n K yprlam W l I* * ll.lf rtporltr lor Th* S*mlnol». Iho tlodonl n**ip4p«r «t Somlnol* High School. Seen at school.. Artistic award Derrick Eason, on Ihe right In the c e n to r, was reconoly honored by the state for a poster he doslQnod promollng non-violence In Ihe schoole. The multicultural committee at Plnecreal Elomenlary School presented him with the award recenely. On hand for Ihe ceremony wore, loft lo right, M a rla F o n ta n e z , C a rm e n Garcia, Virginia Hunt, Letty C a n c e l, E a s o n , R u d e n e Frances, Jacklo Grimes and Roaemary Charlos. mmm �Sanlord Horald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1994 - 7A Health/Fitness HOUSE CALL IN BRIEF Grab a foursome and Join the fun S A N FO R D — T h e City of Sanford him n month of actlvItUm planned for Older American* Month In Mny. according to Chrla Uary. lint for those Interested In participating In for the Golden Golf Tournam ent. May 0. at Muyiulr Country Club, registration must lie done as noon us possible. Grab your foursome and clubs and enter this tournament Just for ” 50 and overs." Deadline to enter Is Mny 2. For Information or entry forms, call 330-5009. Calamity Classic tourney announced L A K B MARV — The llfth annual Calnm lty Classic Golf Tournam ent will he held by the Central Florida chnpter of the American Red Cross on April 25 nt Tlm ncunn Golf and Country Club from 11 n.m. to 6:30 p.m. Cost per player Is $100 which Includes a light lunch and buffet dinner. Corporate hole sponsorships ure $ 100 each. All proceeds will benefit the humanitarian services provided by the Red Cross. For more Information or to register, cnll Ja n Kerlln at 332-H200. Advance Directive workshop set LO N G W O O D — Not making your decision about life support can be financially and emotionally devastating to your family. South Seminole Hospital Is sponsoring a free Advance Directive workshop. Living Wills. Durable Rowers of Attorney, and Do Not Resuscitate Orders will be explained. Current Living Will forms will tie provided and completed nt no charge on April 20 at I I n.m. ut 521 Physicians Plazn on S.R. 434 next to the hospital. Registration, which guarantees your Living Will Is Inimedlalely available and always up to dale will be offered. Reservations ure requested by calling 800-624-5498. Annual health fair offers shots for kids tjb y' Reading, countering stress factors D il i SHJ ION W hnl Is stress, how do we live with It. nnd how do we cope with It? My young son describes stress quite simply as the build up of pressure. Hans Selye defines stress as the result of any demand upon the body, be the effect mental or physical. We are all "stressometera” thnl can get overloaded by thoughts, feelings, and perceptions. T h is overload triggers the body and mind to react In certain nnd predlctnble ways. Some of the symptoms of generalized anxiety we all experience are listed below: • Trem bling, twitching, or feeling slinky • Muscle tension, aches, or soreness • Restlessness • Easy fatigability • Shortness of breath • Palpitations or accelerated heart rule • Sweating or cold, clam m y hands • Dry mouth • Dizziness or llghthendedness • Nausea, dlnrrncn. or other abdominal distress • Hot flashes or chills • Frequent urination • Trouble swallowing or "lu m p In throat" • Feeling "on the edge" • Mind goes blank, difficult to concentrate • Trouble falling or staving asleep f We are all "stressom eters" that can get overloaded by thoughts, feelings, and p e rce p tio n s.! -D e b l Shannon • Irritability Life without stress Is not possible. Jo b changes, new relationships, fnmlly situa­ tions. financial o b lig a tio n s, c h a n g in g schools, taking tests, and m inor disap­ pointm ents are all sources' of stress. Stressors can build up over time nnd "little things" become overwhelming. We all deal with stress In various ways. As a wise teenager states, "stress Is not necessarily bad. ns It gives us the chance to draw within ourself to restructure, and to g ro w ." Other practical suggestions we might try are: • Do something about the problems as they arise — the do not procrastinate vcrblngc. • Plan abend nnd do not fear the future or change • Welcome new experiences and Ideas • Expect to like and trust others and expect others to like and trust you • Respect the m any differences found In people • Refocus on priorities. Realize one cannot do It all. Prioritize on whut must be done to keep things going. • Learn to say no without feeling guilty. Often the above suggestions arc not enough. Sometimes stress Is so severe, such ns In the death of a loved one or a catastrophic Illness, that more help Is needed. If this Is the case, support groups and relaxation techniques can be extremely beneficial. Often professional counseling Is needed and recommended during highly stressful, traumatic experiences or during prolonged periods of stress. I am always amazed by the recurring common theme that Is prevalent when the hospital In conjunction with the American Cancer Society runs In cancer support group. People living with cancer and their loved ones come together during a five week educational course nnd lenrn how to cope with the stress of a cancer diagnosis. Throughout nil five sessions, we linve seen these people teach each other, nnd us. the basic theme of drilling with life stressors. Learn how to share one's •fears with others, lenrn how to cry without shuttle when nrccessary. but most Important, learn how to laugh. 0*61 Shannon li dlrtctor of toclil M rvlcti d»p»rtm»nt at Cantral Florida Rational Hotpllal. Sanlord Tha haalth column li provided at a community tervlca by Cantral Florida Raglonal Hotpllal Inqulriet may be directed to tha hoepltal S A N FO R D — Th e 5th Annual Health A Safety Fair sponsored by the City of Sanford ns n public service to the com m unity will tie held on Friday. May 0. at the Sanford Civic Center from 9 n.m. to 4 p.m. Co-sponsors of the event are Central Florida Regional Hospital and the Greater Santord Chamber of Commerce. Th is yenr a welcomed addition will lie offered to the public. Th e Seminole C ounty Health Unit will be giving free Immunizations to those In need of shots. T o participate, shot records must be supplied lo the nurses to show what has already tieen given. For Information on the fulr. call 330-5627. Learn to Discern Have quostlons about popular musicians llko Guns N' Rosos, Madonna or 2 Live Crew? II y o u ' r o agi t at ed aboul advertising like Calvin Klein's "Obsession" and II movies like "Friday The 13th" are haunting your homo, don't miss "A Generation at Risk" with Bob DoMoss, Tuosday, May 3, at Bob Carr Portorming Arts Centro, Orlando, from 7-9:30 p.m. DoMoss, youth culture specialist lor Focus on tho Family, provides parents, S tudies: 64,000 teens injured on the job Ijr LAURAN M IIR Q J Aisocfatod Prossw ir . ; ______ W A S H IN G TO N More than 6 4 .0 0 0 te e n -a g e r s s o u g h t •'inrrgenry room treatment for on thr-Job Injuries In 1992. ac­ cording to a study published today that authorities say prob­ ably underestimates the pro­ blem. Another study showed 670 16I anti 1 7-year-olds died from I workplace Injuries from I960 lo 1989 Most of the deaths were from car crashes, even though federal child lulior laws probliill most minors from driving on the Job. "T ills nation cannot ucccpl that In today's society, children arr still ticlng robbed of their health, their youth and their lives by workplace hu/urds," said l)r. Lin d a Rosenstock. director of Ih r National Institute of O c cu p a tio n a l Safety and Health, which performed the research. The studies, published todny n the Am erican Jo u rn u l of ’tihllc Health, highlight the fedrid agency's push to determine he biggest risks to the millions f U.S. teens In the work force, ml to Hurl ways to protect them. "First and foremost, youth and heir parents need to be Inbrmed that there's actually a ro b lc m ." N IO S II researcher irry Laync said. Th e studies couldn't point out fety Improvements for various n d u s t r l c s . but di d ur ge m ploy era to realize that teens have a lur different attention span and comprehension level than adult workers, so they should receive uge-speciAc safety training. In the first study, researchers s u r v e y e d 9 0 lio s p lt u ls to estimate that 64.100 (icople ages 14 lo 17 sought treatment for on-the-job Injuries In emergency rooms In 1992. menl culture, m usic, film. Healthy moms make healthy babies Tho Somlnolo County Healthy Start Coalition, Inc., held an Open House at the Somlnolo County Public Health Unit to Inform the public ol Its newest outreach program lor young mothors. During tho event, lour mothers alroady enrolled In tho program, above from loft to right, Enyoka Goar, Stacey Bowon, Marla Turner and Martha Otten, were given special gilts, by Judy Wilhelm, director ol the program, for tho coming blessed moment to help with tho little ones. Guests were asked to help themselves to an abundance of Information provided by the health department and other agencies. Ider exercisers breathe as efficiently ly IRA OREYFUSS kasoclalod Pross Wrltor W A S H IN G TO N — Exercise when you are ^ld and you might do llilngs more valuable mu run races — you might walk up Hlghts }f stairs without breathing hard and feeling fcary. i Endurance exercise teaches your muscles |ow lo delay fatigue, and n study Indicates rat older people cun do us well ns younger conic In one key aspect of this training. That aspect Is the ability to switch from uieroblc to aerobic metabolism. Anaerobic metabolism depends on a Tilted supply of muscle fuel that cun be |urncd without oxygen, nnd It’s only good )r short-term exercise — things like sprints. Aerobic activity, which relies on oxygenred fuel burning. Is made to last. It lets you Chlcvc n balance between the demands of tcrelsc und the amount of oxygen ticlng |td lo your working muscles — n steady itc at which you cun keep going. I Th e bad news about the anacrobic-acrobtc Blatlonshlp Is In the first of two studies In je American College of Sports Medicine's ^umal. Medicine and Science In Sports nnd ncrclsc. T h is article re|iorts that liic switch >m anaerobic to aerobic exercise comes Inter ns noil-exercising people get older. Older people thus can tic left In n worn-out middle stugc, with their anaerobic ability exhuusted, their aerobic ability not fully cngiigcd. und work left to do. Hut the companion study Indicates that endurance training speeds up the switch from anaerobic to neroblc metabolism, allowing the exerciser quicker access to Ills powers of endurance. Coincidentally, training ulso Increases the length of endurance, so the new finding um ounts to an additional benefit for exercise. It's been known that exercise can, for Instance, Increase how fur a person enn walk. Th e new study Indicates the exerciser also cun get started on the walk easier. Both studies were done by Donald II. Paterson, research director ut the Centre for Activity und Ageing of the University of Western Onturlo. London. "D ally activities In older people require n lot of getting up from a chnlr nnd going for a w a lk ." the Canadian researcher said. "These sorts of changes In energy demund. even though light, would be futlgulng. We use the same unacroblc energy sources over nnd over again." In the second study. Paterson and Ills colleagues trained eight men with an average ugc of 72 on stationary bikes. It was a vigorous workout — three times u week for 24 weeks at about 80 to 85 percent of their maximal heart rate, Paterson suld. At the end, the men were working aerobically at a steady state after about 32 seconds, ulmost 50 percent faster than they were when the study started, the report suld. Th is change left the older men's switch to steady slate aerobics near the point at which previous researchers had found It In young men. the study said. "W e were really surprised that tt returned to young persons' values." Paterson said. Th is Is a sign that the ugc-rclatcd lug In switching to aerobic mctubollsm, reported in the first study. Isn't really a result of age. but of "a lifelong lack of nctlvlty," Paterson said. Another researcher considers the findings a hopeful sign for healthy older people who'vc let themselves get out of shupc. "T h a t's good news, because with very decondltloncd people so m uch of what they do Is not Impossible to perform but Is difficult because they arc breathing hard," said William J . Evans, director of the Noll Physiological Research Center at Penn State. A New Breakthrough In Hernia Repair Hernia repair is no longer major surgery. Recent advances like the mesh technique have made it as simple as a one-day “walk-in, walkout” procedure. A new laparoscopic technique now available at The Hernia Center of Central Florida has simplified things even further. 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Th e House-passed hill Includes money for only 50.000 new police officers, but Clinton sold, "that's not enough." , Th e House Is now considering separate legisla­ tion. ulready passed by the Senate, that would ban a variety of domestic und Imported assault weapons. . _ , ... Clinton encouraged the chamber to get on with the Job. saving: " I wnnt the House to Join the Senate to turn the weapons of wnr that plague our streets — assault wenpons." T h e president mild that one of those listening as he recorded Ills address was Murk Klaaa, father of Polly Kluss, a California girl who allegedly wua abducted and killed by a repeat offender. He said Klnss hns been a strong supporter or his "three strikes and o ut" proposal, which would require mandatory life sentences for three-time violent offenders. "I know he would Join me In saying we need It. we ll fight for It and the Congress has to pass It. Clinton said. ■y LAWRINCIL. KNUTSON Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N - President Clinton said today Ids administration Is brrnklng five years nr partisan gridlock and "closing In on a top p rio rity," passage of effeetlve crimp-fighting legislation. In Ids weekly radio address taped for national broadcast, tbc president credited tbc American people for •sounding tbe alarm over crim e" and "forcing this legislation." Americans told their lawmakers that the greatest nation on Earth should not nlso Ik - the most violent." he said. Th e House passed Its *28 trillion version ol the crime hill on Thursday. 285- 111. Th e Senate approved Its $22 billion measure last November. Negotiators for the two chambers now must cralt a final, compromise version. Clinton credited House Spenkcr Thom as Foley. D-Wasli.. for placing comprehensive anti-crime legislation on the front burner and said In doing so. "he's helping to break almost five years of partisan gridlock." much of It during the Hush administration. "T h is Is the most sweeping crime hill ever — the first to put extra police on the streets: the first to Include crime prevention." the president said. "O n this, we cannot cut corners, and we don’t Dead at 81, Nixon leaves behind mixed political legacy By WALTIR R. MBARB An AP News Analysis____________ W A S H IN G TO N - Richard M. Nixon came from the right, went to Ills left, and deficit every label but the last, the president who resigned. Until then, each time the old Nixon seemed to fit a pattern, a new Nixon emerged. He was the free market Re­ publican who Imposed wage and price controls, the ardent foe of Com m unism who opened doors to Beijing nnd arms deals In Moscow, the pragmatic presi­ dent who wanted to undo the Democrats' Great Society with a version of his own. Twenty-three years ago. Nixon proposed n notional health In­ surance plan, with employer mandates to help pay for It. 23 years ago. It would have been done throvgh private Insurers, with 'th e ' government setting m inim um standards, for work­ ing Am ericans. He proposed fedcrul Insurance for the poor. . Liberal critics said It wasn’t good enough, and the proposal got nowhere. A Nixon reorganisation plan created the Environmental Pro­ tection Agency: he signed the bill that set up the Consumer Product Safety C om m ission , suylng It was "high time that the government provided for com ­ prehensive regulation " He sought welfare reform, with help for the working poor and requirem ents that recipients take Jobs or Job training, hut c o u ld n 't get It th rou gh the Senate. "A n Idea ahead of Its time." Nixon called It In Ids memoirs. " T i l l s was a rcul war on poverty, but the liberals could n ot a c c e p t I t . ” he wr o t e , especially from a conservative Republican president. Not that conservatives saw him that way. especially when the Nixon administration began requiring that federal construc­ tion contractors take affirmative action to meet minority hiring .goals. That began In 1970. the year after he took office, and Nixon said conservatives consid­ ered It heresy. His Vietnam war policy was another matter. He was elected promising to end the war and win the peace — "I never said 1 had a plan, m uch less a secret plan.” he wrote — hut It took him four years to gain a tenuous settlement. Under Nixon policy. American troops were g r a d u a l l y withdrawn, the Inst of them leaving In March. 1073. while the administration tried to nego­ tiate peace nnd kept up the air war. against North Vietnam and. secretly until It leaked. In C a m ­ bodia. Th e anti-w ar protests were constant, sometimes at his White House doorstep. But that did not deter Ills opening to China. Red China ddrlng two decades of enmity without contuct. a policy the young Nixon embraced In C on­ gress us an ardent conservative foe of Communists. The new China policy was an undertaking no Democratic president could huve risked. "T ills was the week that changed the world," he said after his breakthrough visit In February. 1972; coincidentally, perhaps. Just before the first prim ary votes of that presi­ dential campaign ycur were be­ ing cast. He'd broken unothcr mold at home, In August. 1971. Impos­ ing economic controls he said "left even long time wage and irlcc control advocates breathIn a time of Inflation and if! Funeral plans Reaction Reaction to tho doalh ol lotmof Protldont Nlion. from olhor lononlt ol tho Oval OIIKo “ Ho gavo ol ttlmtoll with Inltiltgonct and dovolton lo duly and hit country owot him a dabl ol gratltud* lor that tarylco " — PraUdarl Clinton "Richard Nlion undtrttood tho world Ha understood politico powar and tha Iraglla yal undaniab'a lorca ol htttory " — lor mar President Raagan "Tha dlltlcwlllaa ha ancovntartd In olllca may ha»a dimlniyhad hly pro yldancy. but what thouId ba ramam barad ara hly many outylandlng achlavamanly both loralgn and d o m a y lic — lot my, Praaldant Buyh "Hly lorayighl and diplomatic ofctll halpad bring about much naadad da lanta and ballar undarytandmg among thraa ol tha moyt powar lul and popu laca nallony on Earth" — lor mar Pryyldanl Carlar. "I happan to ballavt vary ytrongty that Olck Nlaon way ona ol tha llrwat, II not tha linyyl. loralgn policy pryyl danly ol Ihly century" — lor mar Pryyldanl Ford economic uncertainty, he said, the move was politically neces­ sary and popular In the short run. Hut he nlso wrote later that It was wrong for the long term. C o n g re s s e n d o rse d those steps, hut warred with Nixon o v e r hi s re fu s a l to spend appropriated funds lie didn't deem necessary. Tha t led lo legislation that prevents presi­ dents from spending funds as Congress decides. T o rein Nixon. Congress also adopted the war powers resolu­ tion. over Ills veto, requiring congressional approval to keep Am erican forces on missions abroad when they face combat or the Imminent threat of It. Th e Congressional Budget Of­ fice was created In 1974. us Congress sought to strengthen Its hand In dealing with presi­ dents on that front. T w o Ntxon-cra housing pro­ grams. for comm unity develop­ ment grants and rental assistance, have endured. Secre­ tary of Bousing Henry Cisneros calls them the two most effective programs Ills agency operates. It Is u mixed legacy, clouded now, like the rest of the Nixon s t o r y , b y the d i s g r a c e of Wutcrgntc. Nixon said that In his later years, lie luid come to accept the scandal and the resignation "sim ply as one ma­ jo r defeat In a career that Involved both victories und losses, both peaks nnd valleys." E D IT O R 'S N O T E - Walter It. Mears. vice president and col­ umnist for Th e Associated Press, bus reported on Washington nnd national politics for more than 30 years. / In S a il l o r d H e r a l d b r i n g s i ln u n r i d to y o u r (lo o r \ lr / > .. •Local Ntwi •NationsVI ntc.-national News •Sports •Wcslhcr • Letters to the Editor •Church Psge •Leisure Magazine •Comics •Clssslffed Ads •Locsl Advertising •Sunday Health Fitness/ Educsllon/Buslness •Special ScctlonJ 0-1 Ytan qf Community Seriace 7b Subscribe Call TodayI 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 F o rm e r Pre sid e n t N ix o n 's body will tie flown to California on Tuesday and will lie In state In the lobby of the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace In Yorbu Linda. Public viewing begins ut 3 p.m . Tuesday und will continue through the night until 11 a.m . Wednesday. Services are scheduled for 4 p.m . Wednesday ut the Nixon Library with family friend the Rev. Hilly Gruhnm officiating. Graham also presided over the funrrul lust year of Nixon's wife. Pat. 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Lions claim baseball crown ■ H N i Lyman girls, Seminole boys take track titles A ’s p u ll u p s e t In B a b e R u th S A N FO H D - Th e A Lakeside Gallery A s scored five runs In the lop of (lie sixth Inning lo upset the National Division leading M<x)sc Lodge Pirates. 10-9. In Sanford Recreation Department IJabe Ruth Hascbull League action ut Sanford Memorial Stadium Friday evening. Doing the datnugc for the A's (4*3) were Ned Raines J r . (two doubles, two runs). Urad Urum lcy (double, single, run). Hrctt Witte (two singles, two runs), Terrell Render (single, two runs). Rod Hudson. Shnwn Green and Ryan Wagner (one single and one run each) and Jason Thorton (single). Pacing the Pirates (5-2) were Jason Graham (two doubles, two runs). Terrance Daniels (two singles, run). Antonio White (double, two runs). Alex Scott (double, run). Evan Thom pson (single) and Ronnie, Washington nnd Willie Robinson (one run each). AROUND THE NATION Hawks hold oil Magic A T L A N T A — Th e Atlanta Hawks clinched hom ccourt advantage through the Eastern Conference playofTs with a hard-fought 93-89 victory Saturday over the Orlando Magic. Stacey A u g m o n had 22 points and 11 rebounds, nnd his dunk with 20 seconds left ended the scoring. Kevin Willis had 21 points nnd 14 rebounds. Atlanta will piny Miami In the best-of-5 opening round of the playolfs. Orlando, locked Into the fourth pluyoff seeding position, will play Indlunu tf the Pacers bent Miami Salurduy night. Shaqullle O 'N eal. In a battle w ith San Antonio's David Robinson for the league scoring title, led the Magic with 27 points and 19 rebounds. He Is averaging 29.313 points with one game remaining Sunday against New Jersey. Robinson Is averaging 29.200 points heading Into h la regular-season finale Sunday at the Los Angeles Clippers. L A K E M ARY — Scoring points In every event, the L ym a n Greyhounds claimed the girls' Seminole Athletic Conference track nnd field chnmplonshlp Friday night at Lake Mury High School's Don T . Reynolds Stadium. Willie second-place Seminole collected more In d iv id u a l w in s th a n L y m a n (8 -5 ), the Greyhounds' superior depth resulted In a 122-79 advantage In the paints slnndlngs. In the boys' hnlf of the meet, the Seminole Fighting Scmlnoles romped lo their fifth consec­ utive SA C title (and their 10th In the 11-year history of the meet), oulscorlng runner-up Lym an 133-88. "W e did O K for a nuisance meet." said Seminole coach Ken Hrnomun with a shrug "It's not thnt this Isn't a competitive meet, but I'd much rather Ik - off the week before the district meet. It Is the conference championship, which Is Important." Double winner Ktannh llresnlck led the Lyman girls as she finished first In both the 1.600-meter run (winning In 5 minutes, 39.4 seconds) and the 3.200-meter run (12:13.0). Other Individual conference titles for the Greyhounds were Angel Rhoden (discus. 97 feet. 4 Inches). Rita Greenberg (400-inctcr dash. 1:00.2). and Kelly Hudson (800-meter run. 2:23.6). For Seminole. Rcllnder Morgan won both (lie long Jump (17-114) and triple jum p (38-2). Also claiming SA C crowns for the Trib e were Katina I'erT)' (shot put. 35-644I. Shawano Montgomery ( 100-meter dash. 12.4). Tcncllc Hersey (300m elcr hurdles. 47.0). and Mlndcc Hampton (200 meter dash. 25.3). Montgomery. Morgan, Hampton, und Hersey combined to win the 4 x 100-meter relay In 48.9 By DEAN SMITH Htrald Sports Wrltor ......! ' ** ' ............................................................ D c L A N D — Nationally respected Mlaml-Wcstmlnster Christian brought Its hitting machine lo DcLbm l Friday night and when the dust had cleared. Seminole haind Itself on the short end of a 26-2 score at Conrad Park. "W e're not that good and I'm sure they're not lliul bad," said Westminster Itcud coach Rich Holfmun. whose Wurrlors were crowned national championship In 1992 by U S A Today. "It was Just one of those cases where you gel on a roll and everything falls your w ay." Th e Warriors 122-4) wasted no time In getting on the board. After a walk and a sacrifice. Junior J im m y Gutierrez ripped a triple Into the lefl-cenlcrflrld gap. Jose Diaz then got an RBI on an Inlleld single. Seminole had an opportunity lo get out of the Inning, but a potential double play got no one as the Tribe second basemun slipped and could not gel the throw to second In lime. After a ground out for the second out. Seminole sturtcr Deon Daniels (6-6) looked like he caught the W h a t ’s n e xt for n e w c h a m p ? L A S V E G A S — Michael Moorer. secure In Ills new position us heavyweight champion. Is not sure about his future. "1 hope to be In the game only for another year or a year und a half." the 26-ycar-old Moorer said Saturday following his history­ m a k in g . 12-round decision over Evn n d c r Holy field. M o o re r b e ca m e the firs t le ft-h a n d e d heavyweight champion by winning the IHF and W R A titles on u majority decision over llolyfleld Frlduy night at Caesars Pulntc. " I ’ve proven myself." Moorer said at a news conference Saturday. " T o keep fighting Just means getting more m oney." Moorer. who might huve made 85 million Friday night, depending on pay-per-view sales, can get good money fighting a chosen opponent or two and major money lor fighting former champion Riddick Rowe or W RC champion Lennox Lewis. , Florida „ Muillns ut □ 7 :3 0 p.m. — SU N . New Jersey Nets at Orlando Magic. (L) b o m p t s f listings on Rag* 3B WARRIOR! 14. P IO HTIN O SSM IN O LESI Miami WMlmlfiittr Owltltan >041! 1 4 -1 4 1! » U m lM l, 4 4 1 I I — .1 4 4 Town, Miller (!) And Johann#*, LAhtlOAO (4). 04nl#l*. MllllmAn II), Maa Sow i 14) And Gotha# WP — T m c a ( I >1 LP — OanlAlt 144) Ssv* — non# )B — WA«lmin»)4f. WlM. O a <I>. BrooAar; i#mioA)A. Maa i*r*t )B — W ttlmlntltf. Guttorrtl >. D ia l Manao. Parai MR — non* Rtcordt — Wtttmlntltr n 4; Samlnol# 14 II corner on a 1-2 pilch to Robert Perez. But the pitch was culled u bull ami on n 3-2 pitch, the University of Miami slgnec mushed u shot Into right-center for another triple and the rout was on. All told. 14 Warriors either had u lilt or scored u run In the 22 hit attack, which Included five triples and three doubles. Senior Carlos Tosco allowed two runs on four tills over four Innings to raise Ills record lo 8-2. John Miller pitched a scoreless fifth to flush the game. "It's strange." said Hofmun. "W e seem to lilt the good pitching well. "W e only got a few hits against Gainesville und (Gainesville) P.K. Yonge. But we got 13 hits against □ See Baseball, Page 3B Silver Hawks edge by Rams in 8 innings From Staff Raporta CASSELBERRY You could have figured that this game would be decided by an unearned run. Both the Lake Howell and Lake Mary buscbull teams have been plugucd by odd pluys and mistakes all season. Friday night's Seminole Athletic Conference matchup was no different. Irvan h o p e s to d o m in a te H a n e s BASEBALL □ 2 p.m . W IRR 50. Cincinnati Reds, (L) Photo Of feint'd Wei to Loko Mary's Thomas Watson won the conloronco championship both In tho high jump and long jump (sotting a moot record loap ol 23 5*)- LIO N ! 1. PATRIOTS I l i l l Brantley 000 000 I — 1 I 4 Oviedo Ml 414 a — 1 4 4 Srhardt and Van Oaf Walda Malcalt and Mynat WP - Malcall (S ll LP - Schard! 1411 2B - Nona IB - Nona HR - Nona Racocdi — Lata Branllay 14 I. ! > SAC, Oviado It 1.1 I SAC M iam i-W estm inster w hips Sem inoles C IN C IN N A T I — Pinch-runner C huck Carr beat shortstop Rarry Larkin's throw home on u grounder In the ninth Inning Saturday, giving the Florida Marlins a 3-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. . Orestes Deal raddled ofl (he ninth with « single against Hector Carrasco (3-1) und was replnced by Cart, who led the league with B8 stolen basea last season. C a rr moved to second on Luke Howell graduate Eddie Tnubcnsce's passed bull and took third on a sacrifice by Benito Santiago. Rick Renteria followed with u grounder to lairkln, but C arr scored ahead of the throw. Jerem y Hernandez (2-1) pitched two Innings for the win. Rryan Harvey pitched the ninth for his sixth save, ending Cincinnati's four-game winning streak. M A R TIN S V IL L E . Va. — When Ernie Irvan has won tills Bcason, he has been dominant. In fact, the two-llm c winner also bus dominat­ ed some races he hasn't won. Including last week at North Wllkcsboro. where Irvan's Robert Yates Racing Ford led most of the way only to have a bad late pit stop relegate him to a third place finish. Irvan. who will sturt fifth In the 34-car lineup for Sunday's Hanes 500. would love to overpow­ er the field on Martinsville Speedway's .520-mllc oval. "I think we'll lie real competitive, and I'm sure the (No.) 2 car (pole-winner Rusty Wullace) will lie competitive, und Ihere will probably be some other cars that will be." Irvan said. O V IE IX ) — Mark Metcalf allowed a leadoff single nnd nothing else but a balkrd-ln run In the seventh Inning Saturday afternoon, pitching the Oviedo Lions to a 2-1 win over Lake Brantley and. In the process, to the Seminole Athletic Conference buscbnll championship. Th e victory gives Oviedo (17-7. 7-1 SA C ) a two-game lead over laikc Brantley (19-7. 5-3 SAC). Both teams have two conference games left, but since the Lions swept the scuson scries wllh the Patriots, they'd wear the S A C crown even If both teams finished with 7-3 marks. Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell would prefer not to rely on a tiebreaker. "A s far ns I’m concerned, we still need one more w in ." he said. Oviedo took a 1 0 lead In the third Inning. T im Slavik led off by reaching second o n a Iwo-bnAc error. Mike Ruglenlus bunted him to third und. after an Inlcntlonul walk to Todd Rellhorn. Metcalf put down u perfect suicide squeeze bunt that scored Slavik. Rellhorn led off the Linns' fifth Inning with an Infield single. After moving to second on a wild pitch and being bunted to third by Metcalf. Rellhorn scored an Insurance run when Lake Brantley pitcher Mitch Schurdt bounced n pitch off the plate and over the backstop. Th e run came In hundy as the Patriots ruined Metcalfs shutout bid with n run In the seventh. Jeff Shaw led off with a walk und. two outs later. Mickey Bono walked. Shaw th m stole third. When Bono broke for second. Mclcnlf slopped In the middle of Ills delivery, balking home Shaw. Lake Brantley's only hit was a single by Jeff Butler to lend off the game. By T O N Y D r SORM IER Herald Sports Editor_____________________________ C 8ee Track, Page 3D C a r r ru n s M a rlin s to w in From Etaff Reports_____________________________ Harald Photo By Edward Wollo Thore wasn’t much Deon Daniels or the Seminole Fighting Somlnoles could do wllh Mlaml-Wostmlnstor Christian Friday night. With two out and no one on base In the bottom of the eighth Inning. Lake H ow ell's Dw ayne Sanford went all the way to second base when his ground ball was thrown away ut first base. Mark Desabruls followed with a double to score Sanford nnd give the Silver Hawks a 1-0 win ut Lake Howell Field. Lake Mary's Brian Murotla saw SILVER HAW K! I, RAM!* ( i tiwi.l Lak.Mary 404 MO M - 0 I 1 Laka Hawaii OM MO 4 1 - 1 I 1 MarottA and Parai Fo», Butlafllald (I) And Gill WP — Bulltflltld (1 0). LP — M a ' oIIa (14). Sava — non* ]B — Laka Howall. StAphAnton, Da t*brail IB - non# HR — nono. Ratordi — Lata Mary I! II, 3 1 SAC; Lata Howall l i lt. I * SAC his record fall lo 3-4 despite not giving up an earned run. Th e senior righthander threw a complete game, allowing Just live hits, striking out 10 and walking only two. Brad Butterfield worked n score­ less eighth Inning In relief of stnrtcr A ndy Fox to collect his second win without a loss. Fox hud allowed five hits, struck out 10 und walked three. K e vin Stephenson paced the Silver Hawks by going two-for-lhrec with a double. Also contributing were Desuhrals (2-for-4. double, g a m e -w in n in g R B I). Peter G ill 11-for-4) and Sanford (run scored). Doing the hilling for the Rams were Jim m y Razurrl (2-for-4). Scott B rya n and D a n n y S io ry (both 1- for-3) and Rene Perez and Chris Klclhl (both 1-for-4). Lake Howell, which has won eight of Its last 12 games. Is hack over the .500 mark w llh a 12-11 record. Th e win also Improved Its SAC record to 26. The Silver Hawks, who were supposed lo play Spruce Creek Saturday, will host KissimmeeOsceola Monday at 7 p.m. Lake Mary (15-11. 3-5 SAC) has lost two In a row after winning four straight. The Rams will travel lo Oviedo for another SAC game on Wednesday starling at 7 p.m. One change yields another: Miller to join SC O staff ■ y T O N Y D e S O R M IIR Herald Sports Editor SA N FO R D — Changes very rarely arc singular. One often precipitates others. For example, the slate legislature-mandated switch from slowpltch to fastpltch soflbull for women will reach Seminole Com m unity College and the rest of the slate's comm unity colleges next year. Since current softball coach Ilcuna Gallughcr has already stated that she did not want to coach fastpltch. the Impending change In sports meant that SC C would have to make a change In coaches. On Friday. SCC athletics coordinator Lurry Castle announced that Courtney Miller has been named the new head coach of the Raiders and that she will Join the SCC staff Jun e 6. Gallagher will remain the head women's basketball coach. "W c 'vc known since well before Christmas that wc were going lo have to find another coach." said Castle on Friday. "O u r search committee has been operating lor the last eight weeks and they made. I feel, u very exciting choice In Conch Miller." Miller currently Is the head conch at Minnesota s St. Cloud Stutc University, an N C A A Division II school. In 1992. her first season ut SCSU , Miller led the Huskies to a 25-13 record nnd a No. 10 ranking In the final national poll. Miller Is a graduate of Crowder Ju n io r College (Neosho. Mo.) and Southwest Missouri Slate and has a master's degree from SCSU. According to Castle, Miller also will be a physical education Instructor "W e've been short a couple of physical education positions." said Castle. "Coach Miller will be a full-llmc instructor/coach like (baseball) Coach (Jack) Pantcllas. Gallagher and Raider men's basketball coach Bernard Merthlc have para-professional status (similar lo that of an adjunct Instructor! a) SC C . Gallagher and Merthlc do have some leaching icsponslbllltlcs but do not huve a full leaching load. "Coach Miller will have a full class load, said Castle. "She'll have full-llmc faculty stutus. "You could Infer from that (Miller being hired us an instructor/coach) u com m itm ent to meet the challenge of the Impending change In sports and continue to provide qunllty teams ut S C C ." I IN Courtney Miller FOR tH E BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �aB - Sanlord Horald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1994 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S DOGS alSANFORDORLANOO Friday night Flrtt race — 7/14, B: II H 1Eyasa Lonor 460 300 1)0 ] Summ Gush 340 2 10 3 Foiy and Smooth ) *0 O il 3)1*441 P H I ) X tOz T (111) S4.34 Second rice -1/1. Di 11.41 J Tonka Moonbeam 17*0 4)0 470 2 Foolproof 740 100 4 Jamaica Crut 110 O (l it 72 Mr P IS 71 4t.74r T (114) )44.(4z S (1 2 4 7) SM Mi OD (I S) I4.H Third rac* — 5/14. 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OB Atlanta 4 7*1 — 1) New York * 1 141 2'v Florida 4 f .471 1 Montreal t 471 1 4 t Philadelphia 471 1 4 Central Division1 L Pet. OB W *47 — Clncinnab 5 10 St Loult 10 S *47 — Houston 7 111 1 4 7 Pittsburgh 1 100 )» » Chicago * 11 .1*7 * West Division W L Pd. 0 1 San Francisco 4 • 174 _ Colorado w 4 • 100 Los Angeles 7 10 .41) 1 San Diego 4 14 M l SY| Prlday't Oamat Cincinnati4, Flarlda! Pittsburgh I. Atlanta) SI Loult4. Houston 1 Chicago f. Colorado 1 Montreal 7, Lot Angelas t San Diego*. PhlladaNhla 1 Naw York 7. San Francltco I Saturday's Oamat Flarlda 7. Cincinnati) Colorado!. 4. Chicago) Chlca New Yorki al San Francltco Fran, Pittsburgh al Atlanta. In) Houston al St Louis, (n) AAontreal al Los Angelas, (nl Philadelphia at San Olego, (n) Sunday's Oamat Pittsburgh (Cooke 01) al Atlanta IMaddua 7 I). I lOp m. Flarlda (Hammand 1*1) al Cincinnati (Brewnlng 14), 7:11 p m Houston (Swindell 7 0) al SI Louis (Watson 101.) 11pm Chicago (Trachsal I D al Colorado (Niad 1 11.7 01pm Philadelphia (Schllltsg 01) al San Dlago IBanasO*),4 01pm Naw York (Sabarhagan 10) al San Fran cisco(Burkatl I 11.4 01pm Montreal (AAartlnai 01) al Los Angelas (A tla d o O D .f 01 p m AMERICAN LEAOUE All Tlmat EOT East Division w L Pet. GB Bo%ton 706 — 13 5 Toronto 706 — S 17 Baltimore 43S 10 4 Now York to 6 435 IU Detroit s n 71) 4U Central Qvluen Chicego Cleveland Milwaukee Kansas City Minnesota 435 10 4 • | 4 in t 1 | 54) 7 447 V i 1 771 6 i 17 Well Divltion w L Pel OB 444 _ Calllornla 4 10 Oakland 7 10 411 J >4 .317 1 Taiat 5 t Seattle 5 11 313 3 Friday's Garnet Ntw York 9, Oakland* Boston*. Calllornla 1 Toronto 4, AAlnnatota J AAllwaukaa f. Kamai City 4 Balllmorat. Saattla4 Chicago 7. Datrolt) Ta ia tJ, Clavaland 7 Saturday'* Gamat Bolton 1. California J Toronto 4. AAlnnatota 4 Baltimore!. Saaltla J Non York 0. Oakland* AAllwaukaal. KantaiClty ) Datrolt al Chicago, (n) Clavaland at Taaat. (nl Sunday’tGamat Calllornla (Laltwlch 01) at Boston (Sala 101.1:01pm AAlnnatota (Tapani 0 1) al Toronto (Gutm an) 1). 1.71 p m Saaltla (Hibbard I II at Balllmora (Moyer I 1). l : l l p m Oakland (Wtlch 0 I) at Naw York (Abbott I J). 1:71p m. Kantat City IGublaa 01) at Milwaukee (Bonatl I ) . ) 01 p m. Datrolt (Doharty 1J) al Chicago (Bara ) 0). 1:71p.m. Clavaland (Nagy 101 al Taiat (Drayar OO).1:01p.m. i! I UktKtrr o | p _a Lakt Croicont P .J L Q F F_ E_ F_ Q_ LekaGtoroa Ocala Foreat • Ocklawiha Rlvar Lab* PanisotTVe* Clarmonl Chain L*k* Kleilmm** L*k* Qrlftln Lake Hurl* Orang* Lake Lake Lochlooaa Teala Apopka Chain E - L £_ ja a. F_ E . O . a_ F F F_ J L f . F_ D O E P P_ P_ P Lika Wtlr 0 P £. <1 f_ £ _ T Q_ a. P_ F_ Rodman Reiervolr F_F_ 81. Johna Rlvar (M) !L J L a 8L Johna Rlvar (8) _Q F_ F_ Lake Tohopekallga Lake Rouaaaau Wlthlecoochee Rlvar p_ |_ Q F F_ aounc* riwMe Oam andfiu ln ka Ran CawaUiPan Friday night’s gam* RE 0 1 4.M ARLINS) FLORIDA CINCINNATI ab r h bl ab r h bl Browned 7 0 ) 0 Larkin tt 1 1 1 0 AAgdan 7b 7 0 I I AAorrlt 1b 4 10 0 Shllleld rf 7 0 0 0 RSndrtrf 10 0 0 Conlna II 4 111 Mllchll II 1 0 11 Sntlagoc 4 0 0 0 Kallycl. 40 0 1 Dtlrde lb 4 0 10 WGrn* 7b 1 0 0 0 Brbariolb 4 0 0 0 Brmtldph 10 0 0 KAbbtl tt 4 1 1 0 JRutlln p 0040 JBrnllyp 0 0 0 0 Hough p 10 0 0 Boon* lb 7 0 0 0 AYlatph 1 0 0 0 RLawltp 0000 Dor salt c 4 1 ) 0 YParaip 0 0 0 0 Smllay p 10 0 0 LHrrltph 1 0 0 0 Brnton )b 10 0 0 Talalt 1* 4 4 1 Totals 71 1 « 1 M l IM OM - 1 Flarlda M l 410 741 - 4 Cincinnati E — Conlna (I). OP — Florid* 1, Cincinnati I LOO — Florida *, Cincinnati 4 I B Brown* (1). Larkin 111 HR — Conlna («) SB — Larkin 1 (7). RSandart 14) S — Hough. Smiley IP H R ER BB 10 Flarlda Hough 4 3 3 3 5 3 33 0 3 0 3 0 RLaw ItL.ei YP*r*i 1 13 1 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati Smllay W, 71 f 5 3 3 » 7 JRutlln 0 1 0 0 3 0 J Brantley S. 1 0 0 0 0 3 3 JRutlln pitched to 1 beltert In th* fth HBP — by Hough (RSandart) WP — Hough. R Lewis Umpires — Horn*. Ball. Flrtt. Rapuano Second. Pulll, Third. Watt T — l II A - 71,104 EAST American Inti I) II, St Anselm)* Allredt. Ilhacat Bryant tf J. SI Michael s* 1 Canlslutt. Siena 7 Clarkson I*. Hamilton 7 Columbia 10 4. Cornell 1) Curry 4. Wentworth 7 C W Post J 17. Cant Conn SI . J 7. Ilrtl gam*. 10Innings Delaware* *. Uoslon U t ) F or dham 71. Colgate 3 0 Harvard**. Brown I 1 Hobart IS Michigan St 10 Iona 70. f airfield 7 7 Long Island U 4 4. Wagner t * Mansi laid * *. Bloomsburg 0 0 Mast Dartmouth 1 4. Plymouth SI 1 0 Merrimack D Springfield 1 I* NaiarathI).C W Postil Old Wattbury IS 10. Kings Point a 4 Potsdam IS. Elmira* . Rider 14 t.Marlsta 4 Rochester Tech 17. Cortland SI 4 St Lawranc* 10. Skldmor* 1 J Stony Brook 4 I). N J Tech 1 0 W New England 7 4 M IT I « SOUTH Balmont 7 1. Union. Tann I I Duka 10. Virginia! Georgia Tech 7. Wako Forest 1 Gull lord 7 I, Washington 1 Lee 10 Mississippi*. Alabama 1 North Carolina I, ClemtonO IIC Greensboro * 7, Md llalllmor* County 1) North Florida * 10. Rollins 4 I. second game. 7Innings, rain Nova Southeastern 4. Flagler 0 Tennessee 1. GeorgiaO Va Commonwealth A Louisville 1 W Carolina* 7. Appalachians! 7 I) MIDWEST Grand Vat St 3 7, Oak land. Mich 0 7 Marietta 4 4, Heidelberg 7 3 Memphis IS 14. Dayton)* Mount Vernon Na/aran* 4 7, Cedar villa 1 0 Olivet If 17. Kalamazoo0 7 Siena Heights II* . Grand Rapids Baptist 10 W Michigan 1 I. Toledo I 7 SOUTHWEST Tarlalon SI 3 I*. Austin Col I I Taiat*. Grand Canyon 0 Taiat Lutheran 4 1. Incarnate Word 11 Taiat Pan American 4. SW Louisiana 7 FARW EST Aiuta Padllc 4. Concordia 1 Brigham Young It. Air Fore* 3 Salwrday'tgama TOURNAMENTS AAARLINS J, R E O tl CIAA Tournament F L O R ID A C IN C IN N A T I Flrtl Round ab r h bl ab r h bl Norlolk St 17. Bowie St 4 Carrillo cl 1 1 1 0 Larkin tt 7 0 ) 0 AAgdan 7b 4 0 10 Morris 1b4 0 Shaw 0 0 1. Norlolk SI 4 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conlarnc* Harvayp 0 0 0 0 RSndnrt 7 0 ) 1 Championship Shi I laId rl 7 0 0 1 Howard II4 0 0 0 Milltapt I*. Trinity. Taiat 10 Conlna II 40 10 Kallycl 1 1 1 0 TH IS W E E K 'S F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T n :ISH HI K Abblt u 4 0 0 0 TFrndi Jb 'j 0 0 0 Ditrda lb 7 0 10 M cElryp 0 0 0 0 Carrel 0 10 0 Boon* Jb 10 0 0 Sntlagoc 7 111 WGrno Jb 4 0 J I Rntorla Jb 4 0 11 Tbniaac 4 1 1 0 Bowen p J 0 0 0 Hanson p 10 0 0 Arlaipti 10 0 0 Brnton Jb 10 0 0 JHrndi p 0 0 0 0 Crrtcop 0 0 0 0 Brbarla Jb 10 10 LHrrltph 1 0 0 0 Totali 74 1 4 1 Talati 11 l * I Florida lid IM M l - 7 Clndnnall I I I 111 M l - 1 E-Bow an (1|. D P -Flo rld a 1 LOB— Florida I. Cincinnati 7. 2B-RSandert 14), Kelly (1) HR - Santiago (1) SB - Ktlly (4). TFarnandai (J). CS — RSandart ( 1), Rally (7). S — Sartlago, Hanlon SF — Shaltlald IP H R ER BD SO Flarlda Bowen * 7 3 1 4 4 JHrndi W .M 2 2 0 0 0 3 Harvey $. ( I 0 0 0 0 1 Cincinnati Hanson * 4 i 7 3 7 Me Elroy 1 1 0 0 0 1 Carrasco L, 3 1 1 3 I 0 0 3 PB — Taubentee 2. Umpires — Home. Rapuanoi Flrtl. Pulll; Second. Weil; Third. Bell T — 1:14 A — If.071 iNDINQS All Tlmat EOT EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dlvlslen w L Pet. y New York 54 71 441 ■ Orlande 49 17 MS i Ntw Jersey 44 u JJ0 i-Mlaml 43 )t .114 Boston 33 44 741 Philadelphia 34 17 244 Washington 3) 1* 7*4 Ctntrai Division y Allanla 57 71 *4) i Chicago 55 1* *74 i-lndlan* 44 IS 1*4 i Cleveland 44 )) Ml Charlotte 41 40 SO* Detroit 70 61 247 Milwaukee 70 *1 247 W ESTERNCONFERENCE Midwest Dlvlslen w L Pet. y Houston SI 71* i Sen Anionio 14 77 *47 i Uteh 17 39 *42 i Denver 7 41 40 SO* Minnesota 10 61 147 Dallas 1) 69 .IM Peclllc Dlvlslen i Sealll# *1 19 74J i Phoenli IS 74 *74, ■ Cg'den Slale 4* 31 41) i Porllend 47 34 J40 L A Lakers 33 47 413 Sacramento 77 S3 3)1 L A Clippers 77 54 773 I cllnchedbetl conference record a dlnchadplayollbarlh y cllnthaddlvlslonllll* Friday’s Oa mat Clavaland 117. Washington t* Portland HO. Minnesota 101 Utah 111. Denver 10* Indiana 177. Philadelphia M Boston 104. Chicago 04. TOT Dallas 107, Houston 01 Naw York 111. Milwaukee 41 Phoanli 177, L A Clippers 111 Saaltla *4. San Antonio 47 Saturday's Oamat Charlotte IM. Datrolt 10) CB _ 7 11*9 14 74 37 3) ae 1*9 10' 1 10'i 15*9 34'i 34*7 OB _ 4 6 (7 36 44 — 7 13*9 15 3119 34*9 35 Atlanta f). Orlando Of L A Lakers alGoldan State, (n) Mllwaukaa al Naw Jersey, (nl Miami at Indiana, (n) Sacramento*! Phoanli, In) Sunday's Oamat Detroit al Philadelphia. I p m Charlotlaal Washington. Ip m Naw York at Chicago. 1p m Boston al Clavaland. J.JOp m Denver at Houston. 7 10p m Utah al L A Lakart. 7:70 pm Saalllaal Portland, 7 70pm San Antonloat L A Clippers. * p m Naw Jartay al Orlanda. 7:10 p m. Minnesota at Dallas. 4pm Golden Slat* at Sacramento, fp m End Regular Season NBA BOXES HAWKS f), M A O IC lf ORLANDO (Of) Kryslkowiak 7 7 0 0 4. Scott D I 0 1 10 O'Neal 7 14 17 If 17. Anderson 1 14 0 0 II. Hardaway 7 IS a 4 If Rollins 0 0 0 0 0. Skllat 0 1 7 1 1. A vent ) I I I 7, Royal 0 I 00 0 Totals 717f 70 770» A TLAN TA (Oil Manning f 70 14 If. Willis 4 17 17 It, Koncak 7 4 00 4. Auqmon f 14 4 171. Olaylock 7 If 0 0 It. Ehlo 7 4 0 0 * Lang J J 0 0 4. Whatley 00 0 0 0. Fserall 00 00 0 Totals 41 fl 10 t* *7 Orlando jo 7* ) ) I* - of Atlanta 14 17 11 II - f l 3 Point goals - Orlando 7 11 (Scott I f . Anderson 17. O'Naal 0 I. Skllat 0 I. Hardaway 0 7). Atlanta I 10 (Blaylock 14, fchlo 0)7 Fouled out Non* Rebounds — Orlando S« ID Neal If). Atlanta 1) (Willis 14) Assists - Orlando IS (Hardaway fl. Atlanta 74 (Blaylock 111 Total loult — Orlando It. Atlanta ) l Technicals - Hardaway A — 1*744 Iff* NFL D rill NEW YORK (API The selection order lor Ihe Ilrtl round ol Itr l**4 NFL draft, lo be held April 14 )1 |a compensatory selection I t Cincinnati 1 Indianapolis ) Washington 4 New England I Los Angeles Rams *. Tampa Bay 7 Indianapolis llrom Atlantal * Seattle a Clavaland 10 Arizona It Chicago 17 New Orleans I) Naw York Jats 14 Philadelphia II Ian Francltco (from San Diego) t* Miami 1/ Pittsburgh I! Minnesota llrom Denver, If Minnesota TO Green Bay 71 Detroit 77 Los Angeles Raiders 77 San Francisco 7* New York Giants 71 Kansas City 7* Houston 77 Bullalo 7* Dallas Tf e Philadelphia Iff* NFL Drall Underclassmen The 7f underclassmen granted special eligibility lor th* lf*4 NFL diall on April 74 71 Each ol th# platers have been owl ol high school lor al least three seasons and submitted a written application renouncing than remaining college eligibility Sam Adams, dl. Tens A IM Mario Bales, rb. Arizona Slat* Donnell Bennett, rb. Me ml James Bottle, rb. Auburn Timothy Bowant.dl, Mississippi Trent Ollier qb, Fresno Stale Marshall Faulk, rb. San Dlago Slat* William Floyd, lb. FlerM* Stele Marvin Goodwin, t. UCLA Rodney Harrison, db. Western Illinois George Hegamln ol. North Carolina Stal* Greg Hill. rb. Taiat A IM Jo* Johnson, da. Loultylll* Calvin Jonas, rb. Nebraska Jimmy Kllnglar. qb. Houston Charles Levy. rb. Arizona Thomas Lems, wr, Indiana Dwight Me TadcJ»n rb. Southern Cal Jamlr Miller, lb. UCLA Byron AAorrlt. rb. Ttias Tech A J Olodile. I*. Missouri David Palmer, wr, Alabama Coray Sawyer, cb, Flarlda Hate Darnay Scoil. wr. San Diego Slale Meath Shuler, qb. Tennessee Bruce Walker, dl. UCLA Lemon! Warren, rb. Colorado Dan Wilkinson, dl. Ohio Slale Rodney Woodard, rb. West Virginia NHL PLAYOFFS All Timet EOT CONFERENCE QUARTERFINALS (Best oF7) EASTER NCO NFERENCE N Y. Rangers vs. N Y. Islanders N. Y. Rangers lead tarlat 3 1 Sunday. Aar 1114 N V Rangers al N Y. Islanders. I 04 p m Moodjv. April 21 N Y Islanders at N Y Rangers. II necas sary. 7 14 p m Wednesday, April 77 N Y Hangars at N Y. Islanders, II nacat sary. 7:)4p tn Friday. April If N Y Islanders al N V Hungers. II necas sary.4 04p m Pittsburgh v i Washington Washington loads tarlat I I Saturday, April 17 Pittsburgh al Washington, (n) Monday. April It Washington*! Plttsbcrgh. 7 74p m Wednesday, April 77 Pittsburgh al Washington. II necessary, 7.74pm Friday, April If Washington al Pilltburgh, II necattary, ( 14 p m Naw Jartay vi. Bullalo Naw Jartay leads tarlat 1 1 Saturday, April 1) Naw Jersey al Bullalo. (nl Monday, April IS Bullalo al New Jersey, 7 Tip m Wednesday, A p ril)! New Jartay al Bullalo, II necessary. 7:74 p m. Friday, April 7f Bullalo al New Jersey, II necessary, 7:34 p in Boston us Monlraal Boston leads tarlat I I Saturday, April 1) Boston al Monlraal. (n) Monday, April 11 Montreal al Boston. 7:34p.m. Wodnatday, April 17 Boston al Montreal, II necessary, / 7* p m Friday, April If Monlraal at Boston II necessary. 7:l i p m W ESTERNCONFERENCE Datrolt vs. San Jot* Datrall loads series I I Friday, April 71 Detroit). San Jot*) Saturday. April 1) Datrolt al San Jose, in) Tuesday, April)* Dalroll al San Jose, to 71 p m Thursday, April 14 San Jot* al Dalroll. II necessary. 7.71pm Salurday, April 74 San Jotaal Dalroll. IInecattary, 7:Tip m Calgary vs. Vancouver Calgary l**dt tarlat 1-1 Friday. April 11 Calgary 4, Vancouver 1 Tim Ralnos Is « Sanlord native and Seminole Hlflh School graduate now playing for the Chicago Whlto Sox. HI b stats are for the 1994 season In the first column, personal-bast season totals In the second column and current careor totals (Including 1994 gamos) In tho third column. Ralnos was 0-for-3 with a run scorod In tho Whlto 8ox's 7-2 win over tho Detroit Tigers Friday night. RAINES QAUOE ’94 Category Gam es................ 13 At-bats............... 51 R u n s .................. 11 Hits..................... 14 8 RBI...................... Doublets............. 0 Trlploa.............. 0 Homo tuna........ 5 Stools................. 2 Avorago............. .275 boil 100 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 334 Sunday. April 14 Calgary al Vancouver. 1 01 p m Tuesday. April 14 Vancouver a! Calgary, f 04 p m Thursday. April 14 Calgary al Vancouver. II necessary. 10 70 pm Saturday, April 70 Vancouver *1 Calgary. II necattary 4 04 pm Toronto vs Chicago Taranto loads torsos I # Saturday, April II Toronto *1 Chicago In) Sunday. April 74 Toronto at Chicago i P p m Tuesday. April)* Chicago al Toronto. II necessary 7 7*pm Thursday. April 74 Toronto al Chicago ll necessary. I >4p rn Saturday. April 74 Chicago al Toronto. If necessary. I Oip m Oallasvt. 14 Louis 0*I!*i leads sarsaslt Friday. April II Dallas 1. St Loult 4 (O f I Sunday. April 14 Dalles al SI Louis. I 0*pm Tuesday. April 74 St Louital Dallas, llnettttary. 4 Tip m Thursday. April 7! Dallas aiSI Louis it necessary. I 74pm Saturday. April 74 SI Louisal Dallas, ilnectssary. 4 gap m AUTO RACING NA1CAR times SM M ARTINSVILLE Va - Th# lineup lor Sunday's Hanes JOO NASCAR Winston Cup stock car raca at AWtlntvIlle Speedway, with residence, type at cer end qualifying speed in mph I Rusty Wellece. Concord. N C . Ford Thunderbird *1*47. 1 Starling Marlin. Columbia. Tann .. Chevrolet Lumma. *7 *1* J Gaolt Hodlne, Julian N C Tord Thun d a rblrd. *7 70J. 4 Jim m y Spancar. Moorasvllla. N C . Ford Thunderbird 47 JM I Ernla Irvan, Rockwall, N C . Ford Thunderbird. 41 JOJ * Mark Martin. James town. N C.. Ford Thunckitbird. 41 1*4 7 Mlchaal Wallrlp. Dwvidson. N C .. Pontiac Orand Prla. 41 IIS, 1 Dale Earnhardt Doolie. N C .ChevroletLumlne,41 717 f. Kyle Petty. High Point. N C . Pontiac Grand P r l i . 47 104. 10 Bill E lllo lt. Ulalrtvllla. Oa . Ford Thunderbird. 42 70) II Rick Matl. Rocktrldge Baths. Va . Ford Thunderbird, 47 044. 17 Todd Bodine, Her rltburg. N C . Ford Thinderbird 47 0J7 11 7*11 Gordon. Huntersville. 74 C . Chevrolet Lumlna. flflu . 14 Derrlke Cope Huntersville. N C . Ford Thunderbird. fl 4J4 IS Bobby Hamlllas. Nashville. Tenn . Pontiac Grand Prla. 41 417z I* Darrell Wallrlp. Franklin. Terri. Chevrolet Lumlna. 41 M7 17 Ken Schrader. Coicord. N C . Chevrolet Lumlne. *1 474 I ! Or to lacks. Winter Perk. Ford Thunderbird. 41 771 I* Ricky Rudd Lake Normen, N C . Ford Thunderbird. fl M4 70 Dale Jarrell Hlcko ry. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. 41 *47 21 J*ll Burton. South Boston. Va . Ford Thunderbird. 41 t*4. 77 Bobby Labonle. Trinity. N C . Pontiac Grand Prla, 41 J*4 27 Sltv* Grissom. Liberty. N C . Chevrolet Lum lna. f l J44. 74 Jim m y H tn tlty . Ridgeway. Va , Ford Thunderbird. 41 740 JJ Lake Speed. Concord. N C . Ford Thunderbird. f l 441. 74 Hul Stricklin. Calera Ala . Ford ThunJerblrd. 41 704 77 John Andretti. InlianapoliS. Chevrolet Lu m ln a , 41 7*7, 71 T*d M u ig ra v* . Troutman. N C , Fo'd Thunderbird. 41 7M 74 Jo* Nemechek. Mooretvlllt. N C . Chevrolet Lumlne. 41704. 70 Terry Labonle, Archdale. N C . Chevfdel Lumlna. *1 1)0 71 Jay Hedgecock. High Point, N C . Ford Thunderbird. 40 *44; 12 Morgan Shephard Conover, N C.. Ford Thunderbird. 40 417 7). Ward Burlon. South Boston. Va . Chevrolet Lumlna. 40474; 74 Dick Trickle. Iron Station. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. 40 74) IS Brtll Bodine. Hqrrltburg. N C . Ford Thunderbird. 40 7*4. provisional Starter. M Chuck Bown, Ashborv N C . Ford Thun derblrd. 40 *1). provlslaiai tlarlar Failed loOuallly Curtis Markham, Petersburg, V « . Ford Thunderbird. 40 4*4 Mlk* Wallace. Concord. N C . Ford Thun derblrd. 40 J44 Loy Allen Jr.. Raleigh. N C , Ford Thun derblrd. *0 404 Harry Gant. Taylorsville. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. 40127 Jim Bown, Portland. Ore . Chevrolet Lumlna. 4017) Wally Dallenbach Jr . Greensboro. N C , Ponllec Grand Prli. *0 111 Mika Sklnnar. Handleman. N C , Ford Thundtrblrd. 41.171 Dave M a rclt, Avery's C rttk , N C , Chevrolet Lumlna. 44 24/ GOLF Kmart Oraalar Greensboro Open GREENSBORO. N C - Leaders altar Saturday's third round ol th* Bi t million Kmart Greater Greendzoro Open, played on lha 4,til yard, par 7*7*-7) Forest Oaks Country Club court* Mlk* Springer *4 44 70- 707 John Mors* 71 4( 47-707 Brail Bryanl *4 71 *4- 707 Gil Morgan *1 71 44- 204 Bob Lohr «f 71 4f-10f Hal* Irwin 41 77 71-704 Donnie Hammond 70 71 44— 710 EdHumemk 72*1 77-710 OudlayHarl 71*4*7-711 Oave Barr 72 71 *4-711 Mlk* Hulberl 7172*4-711 Mlk* Smith *f 77 44— 711 Mark Brooks *4 74*4-211 Joal Edwards 44 *4 77-211 Howard Twllly 77 44 71-117 Mark Calcavtcchla 71 70 71-717 Lannl* Clements 71 *4 72-717 David Edwards 71 74 **-11) Guy Boros 7177*4-217 Jay Deltlng *4 71*4 -71) Jay Haas *4 71 71-217 BrellOgl* 72 70 71-717 Bill Kralltrl *4 77 71-11) Bill Glatton *4 7) 72-21) LaaJanian *4 77 72-711 John Hutlon 7 2 * S 7 t-)l) KanGraen 717)70-714 Roger AAattbl* 44 71 70-214 Sl*v* Lowary 71 72 71-214 Brad Faion *17)77-714’ Blairs* McCallltler 70 70 74- 214 career 1,830 6,927 1,222 2,065 715 332 100 128 753 298 T im Raines Bobby Clampell David Feherty John Cook Chip Beck Robert Game! Mlk* Raid Gian Day Craig Parry Slav* Elk ington Slav* Slrltkar 74 71 70-711 70 7* 71-111 77 72 71-711 /I 77 71-711 70 74 71-211 70 77 71-111 *4 72 71-111 *f 71 71-111 7**4 71-11* 77 77 71-11* TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL AmerlcanLeagw* S E A TTLE MARINERS - Sent Mackey Sasser, catcher, to Calgary ol th* Pacll'. Coast league lor a 70day Injury rehabibta lion assignment Nali*n*4 league CHICAGO CUBS - Placed Jot* Gutman pitcher, on Ih* It day disabled list, relroec live lo April 17 Recalled Turk Wendell pitcher. Irom Iowa ol th* American Assoc la bon HOUSTON ASTROS - Opboned Roberto Ptlegin*. brst basemen lo Tucson ol the Peclllc Coast League Recalled John Hudek pitcher. Irom Tucson LOS ANOELES DOOOERS - Activated Carlos Harnander, catcher, (rom Ih* II day disabled list Sent Tom Prince, catcher lo Albuquerque ot Ih* Peel tic Coast league PITTSBURGH PIRATES - Retailed Dan Micall. pitcher Irom llultelo ol th* Amencen Association Optioned William Pennyfealher outlialder. lo Bullalo ST LOUIS CAROINALS - Placed Mars Whiten ootlieider. on th* IS day disabled btt retroactive lo April 14 Recalled John Mabry oulbalder, Irom Louisville ol the Amencen Association IA N DIEGO PADRES - Raca'led Donnie Elliott, pitcher Irom Las Vegas ol the Pacific Coast League Optoned Bnen Johnson catcher, to Las Vegas BASKETBALL National Basketoell Association C H IC A O O B U LLS - Activated Bib Cartwright, centtr. from th* ln|urtd list Pieced Con* Blount torward. on the ln|ur*d list HOU11 ON ROCKETS - Signed Eerl Curelon. forward lo a contract lor th* remainder ol Its# season *• '• •» FOOTBALL Natsenel Fool bell League OENVER BRONCOS - Released Greg Kragen. note tackle D E TR O IT LIONS - Signed Oev* Krleg quarterback OREEN BAY PACKERS - Signed Reggie Cobb, running beck NEW ORLEANS SAINTS - Signed Jell Uhttnhak*. center, toalwo year contract Canadian Football League SHREVEPORT PIRATES - Signed Eros Sanchez, quarterback Arena Foothill Leegue M A S S A C H U S E TTS M A R A U O C R S Signed Doug Adkins defensive specialist MIAMI HOOTERS Signed Jim Bishop linemen TAMPA BAY STORM - Signed Steve Hhem, ollensive specialist COLLEGE C A P ITA L — Named Demon Goodwin men s basketball coach CLEMSON — Named Dwayne Shelter assistant soccer coach EASTERN MONTANA — Announced the resignation ol Kathy Murray men s and women s volleyball coach FRANCIS MARION - Named Murry Harlrler men's soccer uzach OBERLIN — Named Ann Gilbert women l baskelballcoach PROVIDENCE — Announced Ih* resigna llonol Mike Me Shan* hockey coach TR IN ITY , CONN — Nqrned Amy Htatley Williams men's and women's swimming coach TV/RADIO AUTO RACING Noon 7 M a m - ESPN NASCAR. Hanes JOO. IL) 1pm — TNN. ASA DalcoChalleng* Series J 70 p m , 7 70 am - TNN. NMRA Southern Nationals BASEBALL 1 0J p m — WTBS. Pittsburgh Pirates al Atlanta Braves. ILI 2 pm - WIRB J* Florida Marlins al Cincinnati Rads. ILI 1 p m — WGN. Chicago Cubs at Colorado Rocklat. ILI 4 p m — WOR. New York Malt al San Francltco Giants (LI 4 pin — ESPN. Monlraal Eipot al Los Angelas Dodgers. ILI NBA 17 M p m - W ESM l NUAShowllme I p m - WESM 1. Naw York Knlckt al Chicago Bulls. ILI 7 M pm — WESH 7. Sealll# SuparSonlcs al Portland Trail Blatars. (L) 7p m — SUN. NBA Msgic Tonight T 70 p m — SUN. New Jersey Nett al Or Undo Magic. (LI FOOTBALL 1 20 P m - ESPN. NFL Drall. (L) 1pm — SC. College Florida Spring Gama OOl F 2 70 p m — WCPX *. Greater Greensboro Open. ( I I GYMNASTICS 4pm. — W FTV*. IMzrld Championships NHL PLAYOFFS I p m - W FTV 4. New York Islanders al New York Rangers. (L) LACROSSE I p.m — SUN, ACC Tournament Champl onthipGam*. ILI VOLLEYBALL II am . — SUN. Pro Beach; AVP Millar Lila Tour RaiSo AUTO RACINO 1 p m -W G T O AM (1401, NASCAR. Hanes JOO llapaddelay) BASEBALL I) 30 pm - WWZN AM (1440), National League. Pittsburgh Pirates al Atlanta Bravtt 1:40 pm — WGTO AM (1401, National League. Florida Marllmal Cincinnati Reds 3:20 p m - W TLN A M IIJ70). Southern League. OrlandoCubsal Jacksonville Sunt 4 0J pm . - WWZN AM (1440), National league. Monlraal Eipot al Los Angelas Dodgers BASKETBALL 7:30p.m. — WDBO AM (140). pregame 4.0* p m ; W E D O F M (431). NBA. N«w Jtrtay Natl al Orlando Magic �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 24. 1994 - a s Q uintet h igh ligh ts Bow l A m e rica -S a n fo rd ’s w eekly hon or roll ; • p « 0 l«l to th» H lfiM _________________ SANFORD — Doug Burnell, Pat Johnaon, Bob Hoaford, Delorea Jackaon ami Nancy | Johnaon were fhc slurs of this week's nctlnn at BowlAmcrlca-Sanford. Burnell lurried In the tup series of the week ' with a 030 in the McGuire's Canvas League nn April 14. Pat Johnaon also had u big series, posting an 897 over a four-game set In the One-On-One League on April 15. Also turning In OOO series scores for the week were Ron Van O dder. John W augh |009| and Danny Cotton (000). Hoaford had the top Individual game of the week with a 25H In the Ueer:30 City League on April 13, Just edging a 257 by Pat Johnaon during his 897 series. Among the women. Nancy Johnson had two of the top three series, a 595 In the Friday Nile Mixed Leugue on April 15 and a 588 In the Tuesday Nltc Mixed League on April 12. Jackaon had the second best series with a 590 In the Thursday Nile Mixed League on April 14. Nancy Johnson and Jackson shared honors for top gume with 2 3 2 's. In league uctlon Inst week: HIN00NER8, Aprils Series — Phyllis Molt, 544; Jcn n n lr Adams, 529; Maliel Vogel. 491; Mary DeCoste. 478. Oamcs — Mott. 211; Vogel. 205; DeCoste, 192; Adams. 191, BARBOUR BROTHERS, Apfllll Men's Serlea — Gary Evans. 570; J im m y Moyer, 5 5 1; Games — Moyer. 221: Evans, 203. W om en's Series — Dottle Holmes, 501; Jeanette Riley, 493; Oamea — Riley, 212; Holmes. 178., April 18 Men's Serlea — hill Riley, 389: J im Moyer, 570; Oamea — Riley, 240; Moyer, 204. Women's Series — Patricia Slplcy. 542; Mary Dell Hardy, 483; Oames — Slplcy, 202; Hnrdy, 182. TUESDAY NITE MIXED, April 12 Women'e Series — Nnncy Johnson. 588; Kathy D e rry, 588; Oam es — Derry. 212; Johnson. 203. Men's Series — J im m y Carroll J r ., 540; Steve Rice, 538; Oames — Carroll, 203: Alan Canettl. 203; Rice, 196. BEER:30 CITY LEAQUE, April 13 Series — Rob Hosfnrd. 613: Jo h n Waugh. 609; Dob Meyers. 598; T im Lytten, 593. Games — Hosfnrd. 258; Meyers, 235; Waugh, 230, 212: Urtnn Dudley. 212. SENIOR CITIZENS, April 13 Men's Series — Myron Gales, 506; Jo h n Drown. 509: Oames — Gales. 206; Don Dangs, 178. Women'e Series — Mary Dungs, 431: Helen Deschelle. 425; Oames — Dangs. 168; Deschetle. 161.. April 16 Men's Series — Duck Denton. 391; Don Dangs. 497; Oames — Denton. 222; Dangs. 180, Women's Series — Devcrly Westgaard. 465; Mary Dangs. 442; Oames — Westgaard, 169; Grace McConlglc, 103. McQUIRE’S CANVAS, April 14 Men's Series — Doug Durnell, 659: Dunny Cotton. 600; Oames — Durnell. 243: John Finder, 225. W om en’s Series — Cathy McNubb. 539; Phyllis Mott. 515; Oamea — McNabb. 223: Mott. 211. THURSDAY NITE MIXED, April 14 Men's Series — Glenn Jones. 547: T im W nddle, 504: Oamea — Jones, 217; Russ Fryslnger. 185. Women's Series — Delores Jackson, 590: Murdcl! Gonterman, 535; Oamea — Jackson. 232; Margo Duller. 202. ONE ON ONE, April 15 Series (four gamea) — Pal Johnson. 897; Marty Mincer. 850; Ja y Norris. 814; Don Canlglla. 798. Oames — Johnson. 237. 232; Canlglla. 227; Te rry Waldrop. 226; Norris, 223. 215; Ed Claps, 2 17; Jo hn Metzger. 211. MYSTERY LADIES. April 15 Series — Fran llln rh . 530; Kathy Derry. 510; Shirley Barbour, 464; Nancy Stanley. 449. Oamea — Hlnch, 209; Derry. 186: Jean Collock. 179; liar Inter. 177. FRIDAY NITE MIXED, ApriMS Men's Series — Pat Johnson. 627; Ron Van Gclder, 014; Oames — Johnson. 245; Joe By her, 222. Wom en's Series — Nancy Johnson. 598: Linda Stafford, 547; Oamea — Johnson, 232; Kathy Derry, 214. SANFORD PINBUSTERS SENIORS, April 15 Men's Series — Don Dangs. 580; Charles Conklin, 547; Oames — Dangs. 208; Conklin. 196. Women's Series — Helen Deschelle. 523; Agnes Ognosky. 526; Oamea — Deschelle. 190; Knlhy Cooper. 186. A • S YOUTH, April 16 Series — Jason Royal. 523; Eric Smith. 477; Logan Jackson, 449; Jeff Shoemaker. 443. Oamea — Royal. 216; Sm ith. 180; Jackaon, 164; Corey Norris. 163. BUMPERS (YOUTH). ApriMS Serlea (two gamea, four year olda) — Drandon Marletlc, 150: Drndley Marlctlc. 124. M 'C YOUTH. April 16 Series — Shcrree Gonterman. 349: T im Foote. 325: Eric Settle. 300; Glen Welch. 299. Oamea — Gonterman. 137; Foote. 130; Settle. l2 7 :C u rtlsC o g h u m . 116. WASHDAY DROPOUTS, April 18 Men's Serlea — Gene Rogero. 533; Hob Orwlg. 524; Oamea — Rogero. 212: Orwlg. 202. W om en's Series — Barbara Richards. 493; Marge Gunstcr. 436; Gamea — Richards. 187; Eve Rogero. 179. Quivers captains earn Hot Shot status 4l LAKE MARY MIOM SCHOOL FrM ty. April I] O IRLI f i lm K i m — I. Lyman (LI 1II; 7 Samlnol# III It: J Lak* M iry ILM ) 4). < O»i*do (01 44; t. Lak* How.ll (LH ) 4}. * L.k* Drantl.y (LB ) IS IntflvMualrtiultt SX.I put — I. Kalina Parry IS) 114*.; 1 Latliha William* IlM I » * : 1 Wlldar (01 Jt I4t 4 Tallay (LI » I V | ; I Brown (L) >*1kai« OutwrUM )27 7 Lanf |wmp — I. Ballndar Morgan IS) IMS*; 1 F .l.ih * Wilton 10) K m . 1 Nhod*i (L) H R 4 Mood ILM ) IS*W; 5 Davit IS) IS **.; 4 Clarki (L H ) 12 4*. High lamp — I F»i#ih* Wilton (O) 4 li I Ktl* Elrown (L ) 41, J Sluckay (IM I 41; 4 Dubor (LM ) 4 4. S. Rhodat <L> 4 4: 4 Towntand (LM ) 4 4. Tripta lamp — I Ballndar Morg«n IS) It 3, I. W lntom a C larka (L M ) ) ] *t>; ) MacPharton (SI S14W) 4, Dodton (LI M 4'ti ) Drown (LI JJ lit ; 4 Sluckay ILMI II 4W. DMtut — I. Angal Rhodat IL) t l 4; 1 Latitha William* (LM I *4 1, ) Smollntkl (LH ) M l. 4 Fotftr (SI t i l l S Harndon (IR )tS f ! 4 Dowling ( L I U 4 I»0 malar high hurdlat — I. Kaltha Gam mont 10) II ti 2 Tanalta Hartay ISI II S; J Dodton |L) 1*4. 4 Sober Iion (LM I 1/4; I Ftmandti (L H ) It It 4. Nguytn (LMI I I 0 104 malar daih — I Shawana Monlgomary IS) 114: 2 Javonla Gra*n IL) 12 4, 1 Hood (LM I IIP. ] Tyrall (L) II I; 4 Davit IS) I I 1: > Oarklay ILM ) 111 1.40* malar run — I. Klanah Bratnlck (L) I H I I Kally Itudton IL) J 4)0; 1 Falla {01 1 soil 4. Kamlntkl (LH ) I M I . S Markay lO) 4 014,4. Salaman|LHI4 02 4 4 a l i t malar ralay — 1. Samlnala (Monlgomary. Morgan. Hamplon. Hartay) 4|.2j 1 Lyman 4*1; J. Oviado >2 0; 4 Lata Mary U *; S Laka Hawaii l i t. 404 malar dath — I. Rita Graanoarg (LI 1001; 1 Wlntoma Clarka (LH ) 1010. 1 McDonall (LB) I 04 0; 4. (H it (O) I 04 ft 1 Gar bar (LH ) 1 01 Ot 1. Jamat <S]l 05 2 kOOmatar kw hurdlat — 1 Ttnrll# Hartay IS) 42 0, 2 Jannllar Dodton (L) 10 0: 2 Borklty (LMI SO 0; 4. Dixon ILMI SI 0. S Nguyan ILM) SI 1; 4 Robarlton (LM I 54 2. 100malar run — 1 Kally Hudson (LI 2:22 4; 2 Kally Blakaly (LO) 114 2; 1 l. Kalth (LI 1 14 4; 4. ratio (011:JJ 2; 5 Hrnclr (L) 2:11 4; 4 Jantan 10) 2 )i S 200 malar doth — 1 Mlndaa Hamplon IS) IS J. 2 Jayonla Grtan (L ) 24 2, 3 Mood ILM) 11 1; 4 Oupraa (LI 22 2. J. Tyrtll IL) 22 4. 4 Clark* (LH ) 12,5 1.100 malar run — t Klanah Bratnlck (LI 11:1)0: 1 Mao.# AI lord I D 11 44 4; ) Whllahaad (L H ) 12 42 0. 4 Burger IL) 12 52 0. 1 Kramer (LMI 12.SO.*; 4 Filch ILM) 11:1)0 4 a 40* meter r«l* y — 1 Somlnol* (Montgomery. H*mplon. Morg*n, Davit) 4 02 5; 1 Lyman 4:13 0; 5 Lake Howell 4:124; 4. Laka Branllay 4 24 1, S Oviado 4:41.2; 0 L4ka Mary J O* 2 BOVS Taam tcorti — I Samlnol# IS) 111; 1 Lyman (L ) 44 J Laka Mowali (LH ) *0 5: 4 Lake Mary ILM ) 40 5, ) Laka Branllay (L Bl 11, 4 Oviado 10124 Individual reiulti D)tcut — 1 Barnard Sparrow ISI 111 2; 1 Jamat Davit (LM I ltd a.- 1 Brown (LH) 1412; 4 Dlllworlh (LI 1421; S Olton (LH) 141 4;* Fenwick (LMI 111 0 Long lump — I Thom«t Walton ILM ) 11 Sit; 1 Andr* Scoll (S) 21 4'a; 1 Shaw ILI 11 4>4; 4. Chliolm (LH ) 20IH ; 5 Ruflln (SI 20 1. 4 B Smith (SI 30 It* Trlpl# lump — I Andr* Scott IS) 40»Wt 2 Donnail William* (S) 411: } Banks IL) 40 2. 4 Ruflln IS] 401: I. W Jontt (L> 401k, 4 Shaw (LI 40 Ik Sisal put — I Barnard Sparrow ISI SO*; 3 Brian Olton I lH ) 4| IH ; 1 K Hill (SI 45 4; 4 Moran (SI 411; 5 Millar ILBI 41 H i; 4 Ujrn|um ILB) 42 2 High lump — f. Thomas Walton ILMI 5 I, 2 Brian Pallaway (O) S 4 Pul4 vault — 1 Saan Rogtrt (LB ) 110. 3 Albarto A,evades (O) 110. 1 Summit) (LMI to4, 4 Kamplnk ILM) 100; 5 McDarmoll (L H ) *0; 0 Bootha ILM ) *0 lit malar high hurdlat — I. Julian Wlm barly ($1 114; 3 Darrlko Shaw IL) 1)4. 1 Rickard ISI 14 2; 4 Canwall (L ) 121; S GraanalL) ti 1, 4 Gravat(O) II S 1*0 m#lar dith — I Cory Wilton IS) 10 0. 2 CharII* Farmer |SI M O. 1 Chliolm (LH) It 1; a Moor* (SI 11 1; 1 Brookt ILH) II 4; * Doran (LH ) II ) 1.4*0 mattr run - I D*n Milky iLUl 4 Id I; 2 Rob Ey*nt (L ) 4 II I, 1 Gomel*; (LI 4110. 4 Boahl ILB ) 4 141. 1 Frank ( LSI) 4 12 2. 4 Kamplnk (LHI 4 44 S 4 ■ too matar ralay — t Saminol* I Scoll. Wilton. Swain. Farmar) 42 2; 1 laka Hawaii 42*. 1 Lyman 44 0; 4 Owtdo 44 t; 1 Laka Mary 4* 2 400 m tltr doth — I Darrak Swain IS) II I; 3 Atwad Duval (SI SI 4; J Slant (LH) >101, 4 Groomi (SI 14 3; 1 Franch (L) 111: 4 Si*ttord ISI II 4 100 m tltr Inlarmadlala hurdkt — ) Julian Wlmbarly ISI 40 2. 1 Darrlko Shaw ILI 41 0. ), Groan (LM ) 42 1; 4 Rickard (S) 424. 1. King (LM ) *4 2. 4 McGill (SI 44 4 toom tkr run — t. Brian Okblar ( U 1 04 l. I Corty Frank (LH ) 1:011. 1 Graan (O) 3 02,2; 4 larch* (O) 10*1, ) Millar (LHI 2:10 2. 4 Ilk ) a Drown (LH ) and M Holniman (LM ) 2 10* 200 malar doth — l, Charlk Farmar ISI 12 I: 1 Antal Davit (SI 12 4; 1 Mourn IS) 21 2; 4 Palkut ILH) 22 I: S Slant ILH) 21 I, 4 Brookt ILH) 111 1,100 m tltr run — I, Rob Evan* (LI 10 010, 2 Dan Hiller ILBI 10 12 0. 1 Boahl ILBI 10:1*2; 4 Kemper ILBI 10 21). ) Sulkrby IL ) 10 44 4; 4 Kamplnk ILH ) I0.S10 4 > too matar rtk y — I Samlnol* IWIm barly. Duval. Swain. Moor*) 1 2* 4; 1 Lyman 1:22.1; 1 Laka Mary 1:11.4: 4 Laka Howall 1 42.). ) OvkdoJ SOI Track Continued from ID w h ile M o n t g o m e r y . H a m p to n , M o rg u n . and Wymclku Davits finished Ural In (he 4 x 400-mctcr relay with a lime of 4;03.5. The only conference champi­ ons not lo come from Lyman or Seminole were Oviedo's Fclcshn Wilson (high Jump. 4-8) and Kelsha Gam m ons (1 00 -m clcr high hurdles, 15.2). Pacing Die Seminole boys were t w o -t lm c w in n e r s O c rn n rd Sparrow (discus, 151-7. and sliol pul, 56-9) and Julian Wimberly (110-melcr high hurdles. 15.6. um l 3 0 0 -m c tc r Interm ediate hurdles. 40.2). A ls o w in n in g c o n fe re n ce crowns for Seminole were Andre Scoll (triple Jump. 4Q-9Mi), Cory Wilson (100-metcr dash, 10.81. Dcrrck Swain (400-m clcr dash, 3 1 .1 ). uud C h a rllc r (200-mcler dash. 22.1). F a rm e r The Tribe swept both relays. In the 4 x 100-mclcr relay. Scott. W ilson. S w ain , and Fa rm e r |H)stcd a winning lime of 42.2. Wimberly. Aswail Duval. Swain, and Dry an ( Moore won the 4 x 400-mclcr relay In 3:29.4. Luke Mary's Thom as Watson was the o n ly o th er double winner In the meet, finishing first in both the long Jum p (23-514) and high Jump (5-8). Second-place Lym an was led by conference champions Drlan Dlcblcr |800-nteter run, 2:04.8) and Rob Evans (3,200-m etcr run. 10:03.0). W inning confer­ ence titles for Lake Drantlcy were Sean Rogers (pole vault. 1 1 - 0 ) a n d D a n H 111c y (1,600-mctcr run, 4:26.1). SA N FO R D — Quivers team captains Judy Tesla and Norm Paah top this w rrk 's Playtime Darts League's Hot Shot list. Telsa. who leads the Unpredictable! in the Ladles' D league, had 7 wins while Pash, the ruptaln of Team No. B In the Men's 11 League, collected 0V» wins Also making the women's Hot Shot list were M .T. Muggs' Laurl Benedek (five wins and a turkey) and Jolynn Moreland or Dnmboo Cafe (five wins and a hat trick). Th e men's Hot Shot list Included U ik r Mary Park's J eff Wood |s!x wins. « hull, and a bed); Rich Moreland of the Humlxxi Cafe |s(x wins and a nine-throw dart out): utul Lake Mary Pub's Kenny Doyle (five wins, four hulls, u turkey, un eight-throw dart out. and a nine-throw dart out). MIXED A LEAQUE Lake Mary Pub's Untouchables (39 wins) enjoys the largest advantage of any league leader, outdistancing their nearest competi­ tor. Team No. 2 from the Damtxxi Cafe, by 11 games. Only 10 games separate the rest of the league as Team No. 2 (28 wins) Is followed closely by Humboo Cafe's Polnts-R-Us |27|; (M itch ) Schardt (who still pitched Lake D ra n tlcy to a 7-4 w in lust weekend) and 22 hits lonlglit. You Just never know ." D o i n g the d a m a g e for Westminster were Perez (3-for-4. triple, three runs, three RDI). Diaz |3-for-4. Irtplc, two runs, five RDI). Ja y McCoy (3-for-4. three runs, four RDI), Gutierrez (two triples, three runs, three RDI), John Hcnuo (triple, single, two runs. RBI), C u rl Drookcr (double, s'nglc. three runs, two RDI) and Ralph "Pec W ee" Lopez Jtwo singles, run). Also contributing were James Davis (double, two RDI). Andy Wise (double, run, RDI). Jason Moore (single, three runs, two RBI). Todd Johannes (Blngle, two runs, two RDI). Eugene Boyd (single, run, RDI) and Doug Lchtlncu and Steve Owens (one run each). T h e F i g h t i n g S e m ln o lc s (14-11) used speed to score their two runs. In the third Inning, f rc s h m n n P h illip E u b a n k s singled, went to second on a ftcldcr'H choice and scored on a pair of wild pitches. In the fourth Inning, sopho­ more Mike Meadows lined a hit to center and stretched It Into a double when the Westminster oulfield was B lo w gelling the ball hack In. lie also come around to score on a pair of wild pitches. Providing the offense for Sem­ inole were Meadows (2-for-2. double, ru n ), T o d d Hensley (2-for-2), Eubanks (l-for-2, run) und Jam ie King (l-for-2). Th e Tribe bus a big final week coming up before the start of River's Leather and Lace (27 wins); Team No. B out of Score ut Touchdow n (25 wins): mid Tim e Out's Bad to the Bone (22 wins). M EN’S A LEAOUE Blind Darta from Quivers |32 wins) has a two-game edge over Lake Mary Pub's Oops (30 wins). They're followed by Damlxxi Cale's Bad Attltudea (28 wins): The Icemen from Lake Mary Pub (27 wins); Sir Waller's W e ’re Back and Damlxxi Cafe's 8RJ (both with 24 wlnsl; and Da Bulla out of the Lake Mary Pub (23 wins). MEN'S B LEAQUE Th e wlnnlngcsl team In any league is Nice A Easy's Real Eaay. which has 40 victories but only a two-game lend over the W ar Eagles from Score At Touchdow n (38 wins). Tied for third at 34 wins each are Luke Mary Pub's 8.O.L.. 2 Big, 1 Old out of Bamboo Cnfc. und Lake Mary Pub’s Cobras Rounding out the standings are Quivers' Team No. 9 131 wlnsl: the Muggs Studs from M .T. Muggs (27); Hmuboo Cafe's Youngblood (25): Oie Bonecrushers out of Quivers (I5|: the Bushwnckera (13) und E.M.T. Pockets I I I ) . Ixitli from Sir Walters, and Nice ft Easy-bused Grimm Situation (10). Five freshw ater fish records set during 1993 Five new freshwater fish rec­ ords were established by six angles In Florida during 1093. Records varied from large fish such an striped bass and Hut head ratfish to smaller fish like chain and redfln pickerels lo the exotic bultcrlly peucock bass. One re­ cord was broken twice In one month. The largest record-setting fish ol the year was a 42.25 pound striped bass caught by Alphouso L. llurnca or Quincy on Dec. 14 In the Apalachicola River In Gudscn C o u n ty. T h e former striper record of 38.56 pounds was landed In 1979 In Lake Seminole. In addition, another big fish wus caught by Dcnjamln H. Miles of Cottondale on May 24. when he lunded a 33.56-pound flat head cattish while fishing on the A p u lu c h lc o lu R iv e r In Jackson County. Th e record for the chain pick­ erel wus broken twice during the month of May. On May 7. Larry V. Dean of Martuiina landed a 5.06-pound chain pickerel while fishing on E (|u l!o x lc C re e k In L ib e rty County. Three wcekN luter, on Muy 27. Adrlun R. Sloan of Chiplcy caught a 5.55-pound c h u I n p i c k e r e l on the Choctnwhatchec River In W ash­ ington County. L a w te y 's M ike W llk c rs o n caught one of the smaller fish species In Florida when he hooked u 1.06-pound recordsotting redfln pickerel on Jun e 6 while fishing on the New River In Bradford C o un ty. The only record-setting ftsli caught outside of Northern Flor- Baseball Continued from IB Lake Mary Pub's Dart Deputies 125); Ron's Kids out of Unrle Nick's (21); and Damlxx) Cafe's Slowly but Surely 118 wins). MIXED B LEAQUE Score At Touchdow n's Team No. 6 bus u six-game bulge. 37-31, over Mom's Mugers from M .T. Muggs. Q Dlz's Bullshooters (29 wins) are n close third. Th e rest of the circuit Is bunched together. Dumhoo Cafe's Bamboo Beea and Team No. 4 out of Q-DIz are tied for fourth with 26 wins each. |usl ahead of Humlxxi Cafe's Stlugera N Tweenera (24) und Good Question from Nice A Easy (23). LADIES’ A LEAGUE There's only six games dllTerence between the first-place Bamboo Magic from the DamtxKi Cafe (29 wins) and the sixth-place Mugg Shota from M .T. Muggs (23 wins). Finally In the positions In tx-tween art- No Anawer from the Lake Mary Pub (2H wins); Uncle Nick's Kat With 2 Taila and D.J.'a (both with 26 wins); and Damlxxi Cafe's Wantabee'a 1241. LADIES' B LEAQUE Quivers' U n p re d ic ta b le ! (38 wins) owns the second largest advantage of all the front runners leading Good Answ er out of the Lake Mary Pub (28 wlnsl by 10 games C o m p le tin g the circu it arc W hiskey ilal loth * Harold d is t r ic t s . T h e y w ill host Mainland on Monday and Spruce Crcck on Thursday, both u 4 p.m .. in non-conference m at­ c h u p s u n d tr a v e l lo L a k e Brantley on W cdm -sdny and Oviedo on Friday In Seminole Athlctlc Conference games, both starting at 7 p.m. Inside the Port, sheepsheud C a p t a i n J a c k ut P o r t Canaveral Is expecting some and flounder are providing good g re a t o ffs h o re a c tio n th is action. Tro ut ami rcdflsh are weekend. Wahoo. dolphin, king rated us good on the Data of the mackerel, uml coblu will all hr Banana and Indian rivers Ponce Inlet has non-stop uc­ present In good numbers. Reefs such an 8-A and Pelican Plata tlon with sheepsheud, blucflsh, will be gtxxl starting places for a drum , rcdflsh. Jack crcvulle. and day o f tro llin g . Som e nice flounder. Shrim p, alive or dead. grouper and snapper also are Is tilt* bait of choice. The south side of the south Jetties Is u biting on Inshore reefs and good spot for flounder oh mullet ledges. Ida was a 9.08-pound butterfly peacock buss landed by Miami resident Jerry Gomez on Kendall Lakes on Dade County on March II. For a fish to qualify us a state record, anglers must have valid freshwater fishing licenses or be exempt under Florida law. In addition, fish must be taken by a legal sport fishing method: identified und weighed by a Florida Game und Fresh Water F is h C o m m is s io n fish e rie s biologist; und the angler must s u b m i t u c o m p le t e d a n d n o ta rize d state re co rd fish application to the FG FW FC . It Is best If the fish Is kept alive. If not. keep It In Ice water, For more Information on the state record program, contact lilt* Commission's regional oITtce ut (904)732-1225. SHUPE'S SCOOP Use a fine file when sharpen­ ing your hooks. A file will rut through the hook much quicker than a sharpening stone und will provide you with a much sharp­ er point. FISHING FORECAST Th is could be T H E weekend If the weuthcr holds and the winds remain relatively light. Hass arc still active In local lakes and In the river, but action will he dropping off with each hot day. In the river, fish a re a s o f r u n n in g w a t e r , mouths of sloughs, or sand bars for good action. gp- BIG'T' TIRE 4 AUTO SERVICE (401) 211-OBTO , §1 *2 5 V,hr. 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Sanford, Florida. - Sunday, April 24, 1094 B u s in e s s \ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— ------------------- IN B R I E F | Advertising M e d ia III g ro w in g L A K E M ARY — Media HI Advertising, one of m i l ml Florida's lop 25 advertising agencies, Is celebrating Us sevrnlti year In business with a move In Lake Mary. Media III begun In 1087 ns a one-person, one telephone agency. It has grown ton stuffof 10 with more than 25 clients. Media III rcccncly moved lls offices from Casselberry to Lake Mary. Th e new offices nre located at 101 Tlm berlachcn Clr. In Lake Maty. Banking G W o p e n s lo a n o ffic e In H e a th ro w H E A T H R O W — Great Western Dank, one of the nation's leading home mortgage lenders, announced Inst week It has expanded Its lending operations In the sate and Is opening n new Great Western Mortgage office in Heathrow. Th e office, located at 120 International Parkway. Suite 120, is a satellite of Great Western's W inter Park district loan office. Great Western's new office In Heathrow offers a broad range of Great Western adjustable and fixed rale mortgage products. L o c a l re ta ile rs a re t o p s in t h e O r l a n d o m a r k e t Lake Mary saw the arrival, lor example ol Hullders Square II and Home Depot along the 1-4 Lake Mary :.nd Oviedo nre the corridor utong Lake Mary Boule­ hottest spots In the O rla n d o ^ vard and Target n short distance metropolitan area for retnllersr away. He added Hint research shows an Orlnndo-based consulting Hint those kinds of stores will company has concluded. continue In do well, hut that new "There's no heller place for kinds of stores will also be the retail businesses rigid now In trend In the future of these two this area." wild Scott Owen, an communities and 111 the Orlando associate with Real Estate Re­ mctropoltton market as well. search Consultants. Inc. "Lake "W hile these home Improve­ Mary and Oviedo are outpacing ment stores will continue to the rest of the urea In retail thrive, the new (rend Is going lo growth." he com puter and electronics According to Owen, blg-box superstores which will compete "entrory killers " and single with the likes of Circuit C ity ." anchor neighborhood centers Owen said. According to a study com ­ d n m In a t r d *1c v c I o p i t i r n i throughout central Florida In pleted by Owen for Real Estate Research Consultants, Imth Lake 1093 B y V IC K I OeSORM IBR Herald Staff Writer Mary and Oviedo captured over 20 percent of the total market demand for H ip 1 0 0 3 calendar yeur. The C entral Florida G re c n c w a y has been th r strongest force In the growth of O v ie d o 's re ta il m a rk e t. He believes it will do Hie same for Sanford ami Lake Mary when the filial leg opens In the northern part ol Ih r county soon. According to his research, the Impact of the Grccneway In Oviedo has exceeded expecta­ tio n s. T h e report Indicates 174.000 square feel of space were built In Oviedo In 1003 and unolher 2G0,(XX) square feet are expected to lie completed tills year. In addition, u one million square foot mull Is lielng pro­ posed bv the Rouse Company at the Oviedo Crossings. Owen said that Lake Mary has co n sisten tly been O rla n d o 's strongest retail market with u IX).3 percent occupancy rate, n number lliut be expects will continue to rise. "Lake Mary continues to be a fuvorltc locations for blg-box retailers. Home Depot, Turget and Builders Square II have all set tip shop there til thr last IH months." Owen said. He also noted that the addition of thr 1.2 million square foot Seminole Tow n s Center In San ford (which Is expected to open In 1095) should he n big help to billh Sanford and Lake Mary retail business figures In the future. Cutting ribbons around town t For the environment D e a le rs h ip c e le b ra te s th e E a rth L O N G W O O D — In conjunction with Earth Day. Longwood Llncoln-M crcury Is offering a free tree seedling and 85 coupon towards a new vehicle battery or u. free Rushlight for anyone who brings In a used vehicle battery through April 30. Th e program Is part of Ford Motor Co.'s nationwide Florida Motorcruft Battery Earth Day Recycling Drive In sup|Mirt of Ihr National Association of Conservation Districts. Now In Us fourth year, the num ber of locution have doubled since last yeur, according to Ford Informal Ion. About 95 percent of a used Icad-ucld battery is rcuseable. The battery Industry reports a 06 percent recycling rate and Is targeting 100 percent. Residents may drop batteries off from H a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Th e deulrshlp Is located at 3505 N. U.S. Highway 17-92. Real estate news B o n d in g to g e th e r Tho Greator Sanford Chamber ol Commerce honored Clayton Byrd, owner of Byrd Ball Bonds wllh a plaque announcing hla membership In Ihe organiza­ tion. Jack Croach made tno prosonlallon lo Byrd during a ch a m b e r-sp o n so re d ribbon cutting ceremony at tho busi­ ness Lntoaha Bingham, Alla Taylor and Davlon Hampton were on hand to celebrate Ihe opening of Byrd’s new busi­ ness last weok. C a lto n h o m e s to o p e n n e w c o m m u n ity O R LA N D O — Calton Homes has broken ground on lls new com m unity of Hccchwoods In Altumontc Springs, according to Leslie Pelers. marketing and sales director. There are 67 homeslles available, with homes priced from 8120.000 to $150,000. Five plans will be offered with living areas from 1,800 to 2.700 square feel. A model cenlcr will be ready by Ju n e 1. Ms. Peters said. Th e cm nm uully. the ninth active one for Calton, Is located at Holiday and Dalmey Beach Ronds In Altamonte Springs. Ht rald Photo try Apryl Kenltlon M o v in g o n 'Vans/ev C e n tu ry 21 h e lp s E a s te r S e a ls Barry Carnes, broker, and Patricia Westrlch. Busier Seal coordinator of Century 21 A .A . Carnes, presented a cheek for 884.000 to host Pat Boone during the nationally televised Easier Seal Telethon held March 5 and 6 In Pasadena. Calif. T h e check contributed lo a total of 85 million raised by Century 21 ufflccs In (he Untied Slntcs and Canada in 1993. C entury A.A. Carnes ranked num ber three among offices In the Century 21 system. Since 1070. thr Century 21 system has raised over 845 million for Easier seals. A f o u l. W h ite n a m e d to C h a irm a n ’s C lu b O R L A N D O — Pam White of the Coldwcll Banker Longwood branch office was recently numed to the Chairm an's C lub of the West Central Florida operations of Coldwcll Bunker Residential Group. Michael R. Good, president of Coldwcll Banker West Central Florida operations, presented White with her award ut the company's Awards Breakfast held recently at the Tum pu Buy C o n vention Center w ith over 600 sales associates In attendance. Th e Chairm an's C lub award Is given to only sides associates with earnings In excess of 875.000 or over 50 units of sales for 1003. White also received the Circle of Honor Listings Sold award, the Senior Sales Associate award, and the Million Dollar Plus award. S t or a ye F la t id n Wansloy Moving and Storage recently had a ribbon culling to celobrato tholr relocation to their now facllty on Sliver Lake Drive In Sanford. On hand for tho oven! were Marla Ford; Nora Kramer; Bill Loster; Cindy Simmons; Walt Smith; Arleno Colbert of Wansloy’s customer se rvice d e p a rtm e n t; Jo h n Furman; Robbie Robertson, p re sid e n t o l tho S a n lo rd Chamber ol Commerce; Emmy Reid; Jack Croach. chairman ol tho Chamber of Commerce A m b a s s a d o r ; Bob W elch, gonoral manager of Wansloy; Rick Russl; Both Boldin; Path Mosser; Andrea Farmer and Andrea Krozelso. Photo by Apry I Kiniiton C o n te m p o ra ry M o rtg a g e re b o u n d s O R L A N D O — Rebounding from a sluggish February. Contemporary Mortgage Services. Inc. of Altum ontc Springs |x>sled 87.2 million In residential loans In Murch lo close out the second best opening quarter In company history. Th e full-service mortgage lender w hich specializes In residential first mortgages finished the quarter with 818.7 million In loan Irarisactlons — n 2.7 percent Increase over last year's figures when the company went on to chalk up a record 8116.5 million In mortgage loans. F o r & P e r s o n a l C o m m e r c i a l Charge I n s u r a n c e TONY RUSSI I N S U R E — - W e n o w a c c e p t M a s te rC a rd a n d V is a . S a n f o r d H e r a ld �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1994 - 80 Mayday, mayday, it’s May Day Woman’s Club to host annual spring brunch SANFORD DORIS DIETRICH AARP reviews prevention of malnutrition Th e monthly meeting of the ; Luke Mary Chapter of A A R P was [ held Tuesday. April 19, DeLores LANS MARY | Utah, president of the chapter, ; opened the meeting and then | Introduced Lake Mary Police : Chief Richard Deary. MARY Chief Deary told the A A R P ROWELL & ! members (hat (lie roofing scam SHARI was back In town. One Lake BRODIE Mary senior citizen has been taken for over SOOO. Chief Deary warned A A R P members to be M e d ica re , M edica id or a n y w a r y of a n y o n e s o lic it in g mcdlgap insurance. door-to-door us contractors. If If you have Insurance pro you need work dune, you should blcms. you etui call RSVP at call Luke Mary C ity Hall and 323-4440 Monday through F ri­ make sure the person has a day from 8:30 a m . to 4:30 p.m . business license. A c o u n s e lo r w i l l th e n be Th e meeting then continued assigned to you. with A A R P officers' reports and Th e second speaker on (tic committee reports. program was Sheryl Moser. R.D., T h e first speaker on the pro­ a nutritionist from the Central gram was Olive White, SH IN E Florida Regional Hospital. Senior coordinator. S H IN E (Serving the citizens living ukme arc oltrn at Health Insurance Needs of E l­ risk of malnutrition, she said. d e r s ) Is a free In s u r a n c e There arc u variety of reasons for counseling progrum thnt assists this. It can be because they skip elders In sorting out thetr health meals or the spouse who did all insuruncr problems. the food prrpnrutlun Is gone. Formerly an A A R P progrum Sometimes, [xiverty is a factor, k n o w n as M A P , M e d ic a id - Moser added. Medicare Assistance Program, tt Chronic poor eating hubtls can became a federal program In lead to serious health problems. 1992 run on a state-by-state Th a t's w hy the Central Florida basis. In Florida. S H IN E is run Regional Hospltul is offering through the Department or Elder nutrition counseling. W ith edu­ Affairs. S H IN E Is currently In 22 cation, seniors learn what they counties In Florida: Seminole should and shouldn't be eating County Is the moat recent. In and how much. The main goal of Seminole County, S H IN E Is be­ nutrition education-is (he pre­ ing sponsored try RSVP (Retired vention of malnutrition. If you S e n io r V o lu n te e r P ro g ra m ). have any questions, call the There are nine volunteer coun­ hospital at 321-4500. extension selors and five sites for counsel­ 5780. ing Including the Lake Mary A fte r the m e e tin g , A A R P Senior Center. members enjoyed a luncheon Th e trained counselors know supplied by Barnett Dank. Th e how to handle the paperwork next A A R P meeting w ill be that goes with claims and ap­ Tuesday. Mny 17. Th e program peals. how to read and u n ­ will be about wills and trusts. derstand Insurance policies, and how to deal effectively with Insurance agents. Counselors do Th e Senior Center board meet­ not sell Insurance or tell you ing will be Tuesday, April 20 at w h ich insurance you should 9 u.m. Th e meeting will be buy. Th e y Just ofTcr help to any followed by u 10:30 n.m. prosenior citizens having questions a b o u t , o r p r o b le m s w i t h □ Bee Lake Mary, Page 7B Muydny may l>c an Interna­ tional rudlo-tclephonc signal used as a distress cull, but around Sanford. May Day is a spring celebration. For about 20 years now, the Sanford Woman's C lub lias held a Mny Day Brunch for com m uni­ ty Improvement. T h is colorful event was Inaugurated by W inifred "Dill'* G lclo w as a fund raiser lor die Florida Fed­ eration of Women's Clubs C o m ­ m unity Improvem ent Project. Proceeds from the May Day Drunrh have b rrn earmarked toward helping the city of San­ ford wit It various stages of beautification and othrr civic projects.. Thro u g h the years, colorful flowers and shrubs have l>een lovingly planted us well as an Irrigation system lias been provided Th e event wan designed so that [tatrons cohid have a fine feed regardless us to th eir lifestyle. Th e doors of the Sunford Civic Center iinve swung open nl 8:30 n.m. und closed at 1:30 p.m . to accommodate the timings desiring to eat well in a nice, clean environment ul u model,lie lull. Tradition has followed through and this year Is no different. The Muy Day Brunch Is scheduled next Sunday. Muy I. al the civic H*f*U Sholo by Itoyw H m iu c I Evslyn Hoolehan (head table, left) Is surrounded by friends at her 85th birthday celebration. center, from 8:30 a m. to 1:30 p.m. Th e hruncli menu Includes: Orange Juice, Sausagr Panics, D e n v e r Baked E g g s . G r its , Biscuits and Sausagr G ra vy, Sweet Rolls, Coffee and Milk — all for $3.50. adults, and $1,50, children, under 12. In addition, Aon (frisson Is In charge of a bakery table that will fenture a variety of m o u th ­ watering homemade goodies for sale. Mary Dale Jones will man the (litre and roller service und Jeanette Padgett Is chairman of hostesses.Isabel Wilson Is In charge of the tickets. Chairm an Tawana Metis and co-chairman Fran Morton will Join talented Mary Childers In transforming the civic center into a May Day fantasyland complete with colorful May Day [Kites and other refreshing spring accents. Sanford Flower Shop Is d o n atin g beautiful longstemmed carnutions to be pres­ ented lo all women patrons. Club president Jean Metis can I k - found during most of ihc day delighting the patrons with her m arvelous background piano music. Don't fret atiout dressing up oi dressing down. All are welcome from plcknlckers and boaters to the church goers. Tick e ts urc available from wom an's club members or at Hie door, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Evelyn turns 85 Some girls Just can't have any secrets, even w I k i i they may not want to broadcast their age to the world. At any rate. Evelyn Hoolehan was pleasantly sur prised at n birthday party given C See Dietrich, Page QB Hobby: Paper dolls on display at museum Open House today m ania ■ y SUSAN W IN N IR Horald Correspondent Seniors to meet H t a n Photo by Su m o Wonnor Phyllis Qrlndle has a fascinating collection of paper dolla from around the world. Most little girls love lo play with dolls. Phyllis Qrlndle. wife of 45 years to former state representative Art G rindlc. felt it may have been somelfling she never outgrew. Grindlc has been collecting paper dolls for about 15 years. " I always loved paper dolls. Instead of being a doll person." she said. "I kept adding more and more and all of a sudden you're right In Die middle and It Just keeps growing. I'm nut an artist and I don't like to go shopping. I do love fashion and history and Hie paper dolls have a lot of both." Grindlc and her husband h a v e liv e d in A lta m o n te Springs for 26 years and have four children, Elizubcth, Artie. Kathryn und Gale. She pro­ udly spoke of her five grand­ children. Her hobby has af­ forded m uch rvluxutluu to her busy schedule of traveling with her husband. □ Bee Hobby, Page BB Elks to name king and queen; baby contest, wedding held e: Top row (L-R) Alzanda Washington, Stafford Mitchell, Delores Martin. Bottom row (L-R) Amanda Alexander, Froddle Robinson, Pam Martin. Celery City Lodge No. 542 and E v e rg re e n T e m p le No. 321 sponsored their I7 lh Anim al Scholarship Doll lo raise hinds for scholarships for deserving students. T h e students must participate In the oratorical dis­ trict contest and the winners will receive monetary awards to Ihc college of their choice. T h e contest for the crowning of king und queen of Celery City and Evergreen will (ukc place d u rin g the cliartty ball. Elk brothers and daughters have Joined in to vie for the chance to be crowned 1994-95 King and Queen ofEIkdom. T h e contestants for Ihc title arc sharing the team effort. Am anda Nathan Alexander and Alzunda Washington are work­ ing together to share the title of queen for 1994-95. Atnanda Is an ardent member of Evergreen Temple No. 321 where she serves ns escort. She la also u member of New Mt. C a lv a r y M is s io n a ry Da pi 1st C h u r c h . S h e wan c ro w n e d Queen of Elkdom for 1993-94 und she shares her reign with SANFORD MARVA HAWKINS King Roosevelt Cummings. Alzunda Richardson W ashing­ ton Is an ardent member of Evergreen Tem ple where she has served ns financial secretary for m any years. She Is a member of New M i. Zion Missionary llnpllsi Church where she serves as secretary. Another contestant vying for the title of queen is Pam Martin, u member of ihc Hickory Avenue C h u r c h of G o d. Sh e was crowned queen in 1992-93. Also, competing Is Delores Marlin, member of New Bethel M is s io n a ry B a p tist C h u r c h where she serves as a trustee. She w uh a former Elks queen In 1980-87. LI See Hawkins, Page 7B Baby contest winners are (Mother Jackie Baker holding daughter) U'Tavla Lanqulse Brown, second place, and daughter Christina Danielle Humphrey, first place (wllh her mom, Loretta Humphrey). M M U iM ! �• B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1994 V o lu n te e r . Blood donor gives the gift of life ■y BUSAN W INNIR Herald Correspondent Sundvall-Bullock SA N FO R D - Webster's Dic­ tionary defines the word vol­ unteer ns "o ffe r freely or spontaneously and to volun­ teer oneself." Loren Dougherty does lust this. Not only does he Ive freely of himself, but It's n Ig part of himself that he gives regularly. Dougherty has been a blood donor since 1938 nnd continues to give on a regular basis. D oughterty and his wife Ruth who have been married 49 years, came to Sanford In 1953. Th e y have two children. J a n and A n n e , and three grandsons. T h e Navy brought Ihe family lo sunny Florida ehere he was stationed at Sanford Naval A ir Station. Dougherty, himself, was bom In Iowa, where he enlisted In the service. After 38 years In the Navy working as an avia­ tion chief radioman, he retired In 1957. "I flew In planes as a g u n m a n . " he s a id . " W e worked off of carriers. I wns In three months and out to sea In the Mediterranean about six months a year." joring In psychology. Her fiance, bom In Pascagoula, Miss., Is the maternal grandson of Wayne and Clara Lee Thom as of Altamonte Springs. Bullock Is the paternal grandson of Mill Mullock of Collins. Miss, and the late Mrs. Audrey Mullock. T h e Navy servicemen. In lie Is a 198H graduate of Lnkc fact, were what Impressed Mary High School. Lake Mary, Dougherty and motivated him lie will gradunte In 1994 from to begin his venture In giving the University of Central Florida. blood. Another factor In his Orlando where lx? Is n member of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity nnd majoring In engineering. T h e wedding will be nn event of Fe b . I I . 1995. 6 p m .. K n o w le s M e m o ria l C h u p e l. C o n tin u e d fro m Page BB W inter Park. In her honor In the banquet room at Touchton's on April 16. Evelyn was Just before turning 85 und admitted thut she had u good time and the celebration ” was real nice — real nice." C o n tin u e d fro m Page 5D T h e s u r p r is e e v e n t w a s dolls, some from coffee adver­ tisements. and pu|>cr toys, which planned by E v e ly n 's daughA room In tlx? Grtrullc home arc pa|>er dolls that m ove." houses over 30 boxes, m any ter-ln-luw. Ann Hoolchan. with b o o k c a s e s n n d s l a c k s of Grlndle related where to get 14 showing up for lunch. Follow­ portfolios und loose paper dolls. the dolls and what to look for ing the luncheon, punch nnd Some hang frnnx?d on the walls, with dealers selling Ihe paper birthday cake were served. dolls. "I'v e been to the Baby like her Mickey und M innie Evelyn was bom In Cairo, Ca. Mouse for which she won awards B o o m e r ' s B a z a a r I n S t . on April 25, 1900. so tomorrow at u paper doll convention In Petersburg. Wenninger s Antique Is, her 85th birthday. She moved 1990. Q rtndle'w as like a small Market t n - M t - Dora...and-Ahe to Sanford from Kissimmee In girl playing house as she showed Florida State Fairgrounds when 1R30 and has lived her since. the millions In her collection. they have antiques. I don't And D uring her lifetime. Evelyn Her gentle nature, charmed with any at yard soles though. My has worked for several local dry her excitement about her hobby, husband and I go all around Ihe cleaning establishm ents and stale." was a real treat. wound up her career by worklns us a seamstress at Sanford Naval Her dolls range In size from She discussed how dealers at A ir Station and later a seam­ her cut-out Sanlu at H* Inches times may cut the paper dolls In high and an old French doll at lea to give litem a more antique stress at Orlando Nuval Trulnlg 3'/i Inches high to Shirley T e m ­ look. " T h e dolls that are priced Center for 10 years. Evelyn has two children, Betty ple and Jackie Kennedy at 3 feel $10. $15 to $20. you don't worry Rose Stubbs. Gainesville, and idgh. eldest In her collection m uch about," she said. "You wux wind she colled a male doll cun spend from $1.79 to $2.29 R icha rd "B u d d y " H oolchan. Sanford. There are three grand­ from the 1820s (o 1830s. Movie In a department store to $3,000 stars line the shelves from Rock . for museum quality. T h e y were children and five great grand­ children. Hudson. Elizabeth Ta ylo r. Patty 10 cents when I was little. I go She has been u m em ber of the Duke. Ricky Nelson, Lucy. Avu by the touch und feel. Old paper First United Methodist C hurch of G a rd n e r. D inah S h o re , Mob dolls feel dlflcrcnt. Rag dolls arc Sanford for about 50 years Hope, the Waltons, the Partridge more acid. I have u pH pen to where she was active In the family und the Lennon Sisters. test them. 1 use W EI 7‘0 solution U n i t e d M e th o d is t W o m e n . Fred Astaire nnd Bing Crosby mostly for war year paper dolls. Evelyn was a member of the were part of her collection dieting You can smell the musty odor." Scmlnola Rebekuh Lodge for 30 to 1941. Others In her collection In fact. Grlndle has become such years and was a volunteer ut the were Mark A n t h o n y and an expert In tlx? field, m any Seminole County Health De­ Cleopatra, und m any Marbles people ask her to Identify their partment for 10 years. She Is dating from 1968. puper dolls. She has m any refer­ ulso a member of the Sanford Dolly Dingle, Brenda Starr. ence books to help her In this Garden Club and the Sanford Malx? and Horace, Moots. Tlllle endeavor. Chapter of AARP. the Toller und Superman were Evelyn said she has always She felt beginners In the area some of what Grlndle called may want to write to some of the enjoyed garden work und sew­ "paper doll comics." "Brenda publications for Information on ing. Starr Is worth about $23 now ." If you should see Evelyn, wish upcom ing conventions or for She spoke of some T o m Tierney extra details about paper dolls. her n happy birthday tomorcreati ons. " T ie r n e y m ude Some of the magazines and ropw. Ronald Rcugan, Nancy Rcugun newsletters recommended were and Christopher C olum bus." Bridge Social Puper Doll and Doll Diary, P.D. T h e hom e of Rose E d ith Put. O P D A G News. Paper Doll There arc other artists like Rafael Tu c k . McLaughlin and Gazette and Puper Doll Review, Jacobson was the beautiful set­ Clurk Austin Sm ith. Sm ith was W riting all over Ihe country was ting for Ihe Sanford W oman's known to make the first paper one thing Grlndle has done and C lub Bridge Social fur April. she would udlvsc others that Libby Prevail reveled In the d o lls In A m e ric a In 1853. beauty of Rose's home. M cLuughlln made everything truly have u desire for more Libby said. "Rose Edith Is un hand-colored. He's famous for knowledge. excellent cook nnd hostess. Her Commodore Nutt, T o m Th u m b . Grlndle stated that paper doll table was abundant with an Minnie Warren, sister of T o m collectors are called, "p a pe r elegant array of home-baked T h u m b , Marie, wife of T o m people." She advised to never delights aimed to please the T h u m b a n d T o m T h u m b 's use Scotch tape because It can most discriminating palate." b aby." damage the dolls. She used Libby continued. "H e r home Grlndle spoke of other paper denatured alcohol und Q-tlps to dolls that were her favorite as remove old tape from the dolls. wus a feast for the eyes, the food was outstanding and some peo­ Teen T o w n paper dolls. Sweet "It's a fun. fun hobby," she said. ple even gat goad cards!" 10 nnd First Date. She ulso "T h e people you meet arc so High score lor the day wus displayed a folder of dolls Iden­ fascinating. It's so rewarding." won by "D lb " McElrath. Second tified us "Dresses W orn by the Grlndle and a friend of hers In high went to Tb n l Hobson and F irs t L a d le s ." Lu cy Hayes. Umatilla. Elsie Stevens, plan to the third high winner was Helen Adam s, and Juckso:,. to name a start a collection of Woolworth Ernest. few. wore clothes to a " V " with paper dolls. These paper dolls Other players Included: Rose. b e a u tifu l gow ns at..I su its. arc only 20 to 21 Inches tall and Charlotte Smith, Carolyn C o r­ Mlondlc paper dolls were another will require a lot of searching to n e liu s . Isabel W ils o n , E m y type Grlndle spoke uf. "I have accomplish this task. Sokol. Betty Halback. Frances lots of Mlondie puper dolls." she W ith millions of eyes, and Wilson, Shirley Mills. Val Logan. said. "T h e y 're very hard to get M a ry Dale Jo n e s . M argaret m uny smiles glancing one's way and very precious In the Grlndle home, one can sec Gross. Selma Caissc and Libby . T o sum up all In her collection, Ihe attraction to these dolls. It Prevail. she has some of museum quality T h e next bridge soclul will be gave the feeling of never being ranging from 1820-1830. 1830 alone. Yet, Grlndle with all "her at the home of ftit Foster. Please d lc -c u t s , 1860s a n d u p to babies" guve a rlght-at-home call her for reservations at M arble's and Cabbage Patch feeling and the need lo add Just 323-1824. (taper dolls to present. She had one more to the collection. Am erican. French, Germ an und Plcknlckers toast pastor Grlndle's paper dolls will be on English dolls. " I g o . cut und O ver 100 church members display today at the Sanford u n c u t." she said. "M y specialty and guests attended the annual H is t o r ic a l M u s e u m 's O p e n Is the older paper dolls. Th a t's picnic of the Flret United Meth­ House, from 2 to 4 p.m . Th e whut I'm know n for. I m yself like odist Church held In Centennial public Is Invited to the event Ihe cut ones best. I like the touch Park last Sunday afternoon. celcbraliny the founding of Sem ­ and feel. I have some greeting Th e picnickers had fun play­ inole County. card paper dolls, advertising S A N F O R D - Harold nnd Alice Su n d vull or Sanford arc a n ­ nouncing the engagement of their daughter, U iu Michele, to Willlnm Larry Mullock II, non of Larry nnd Ellen Mullock of Alta­ monte Springs. Morn In Sanford, the brideelect Is the maternal grand­ daughter of Mildred Griffin of Snnrord nnd the paternal grand­ daughter of Marie Sundvnll und Roy ikiucher of Sanford. Ms. Sundvnll Is n 1090 gradu­ ate of Seminole High School. She will graduate In May 1904 from Rollins College. W inter Pnrk where she Is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority nnd ma­ on-going reason for giving wns Ills mother. "M y mother wns dying of leukemia." he said. "A bout the only way they could help prolong her life wns giving blood. I realized I could do something to help her and others. There were firemen, patrolmen nnd others In the Nnvy giving blood to keep her nllve. That really Impressed m e." T o date, D o u g h e rty has given 23 gallons and 1 pint of blood through Central Florida Blood Bank. He has numerous plaques hnnglng on his wall for his many donations. Most of the blood he hns given over the years has gone Into the a c c o u n t fo r the S a n fo rd Church of Christ where the family arc members. Dougherty said. “ It's a good check-up. Th e y check hemo­ globin. blood pressure nnd temperature." Adm itting the real m otivator In b rin g n regular In donations Is feeling that he m ay have helped someone. "I always feel good about It nfter I give." he said. "I give because I know It's going to help someone." His advice to those thinking of giving blood wns. "I think If someone 1s physically nblc and doesn't mind, they should give blood. I think the biggest thing right now. people nrr so afraid of needles and this H IV tiling." Lortn Doughtrty, a blood donor $lnc# 1958 he said. " I trust Central Flor­ ida Blood Bank more. I can understand w hy they (poten­ tial donors) are hesitant, but I don't think they have a n y­ thing to worry about with Central Florida Blood Bank. I'm a B positive blood type which In not really rare, but not one you pick u p evcrytlm e." G iving of one self was some­ th in g that D o u g h e rty can speak firsthand about. Ills selfless gift of his own blood lo help others has become a trademark within his church and the com m unity. Deserving of h o n o r and re cogn ition . Dougherty has truly shown himself to be a volunteer who gives the gift of life. Dietrich Hobby----------- HwiM PftsM »y Apryt KonUtor . to bo held 1.13 a.m. Motts. Sanlord Woman’s u i u u m a y uay m u m .ii i*ut m ill Ilee (from left) Tawana Melts, chairman, Carl Diotrlch, chof, and Fran Morton, co-chairman, are finalizing plana for the bio spring ev May 3 at the Sanlord Civic Center, I lo 1:30 p.m. Assisting Dietrich will be Spring was In Ihe air and a good time was the order of tho day whon Rose Edith Jacobson (standing) entertained at the monthly Bridge Social In her home on Washington Avenue. Players showing their hands are (from left) Bet Halback, Isabel Wilson, Carolyn Cornelius ai Emy Sokol. H w tM Photo by Apryt Kondl ing volleyball and other gumes, visiting and fcasllng from u wide variety of covered dishes. D u rin g the afternoon, Cliff Melvin, pastor, was honored ut u preview celebration of Ills 38th b i r t h d a y w h i c h w a s I nst Wednesday, April 20. According to Shirley Edyvrnn. the church flnanclul secretary. Cliff "hud more birthday cakcn than you could shake a stick ut." It seems the good parson was honored several times during the week. 60th class reunion T h e Seminole H igh School cluss of 1934 is meeting this weekend for the 60th class reunion. There has been a lot of a c t i v i t y In c lu d in g a c ru ise aboard the Grand Romuuce nnd going to church In a body lodny. More on this later. 50th anniversary Rubyc and Leo King had u wonderful 50th anniversary ob­ servance yesterdny. What a cel­ ebration. A king Is a king...In n king...More on this later. Performance today Th e 26th annual performance of Ballet G u ild of S a n fo rd Seminole, "O u t of T h is W orld." will be held this afternoon ut Luke Mary High School at 2 p.m. Open House today Open H o u b c , celebrating the Th e following births have been recorded at Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs: Lute notices: M arch 13 — Jennifer und Stephen Alexander, Longwood, boy April 1 — Laura S. and Robert E. Miller. Lake Mary, twin girls April 3 — Donna A. and Bobby Alcgrla. Altamonte Springs, girl: Crystal Y. and Robert S. H ow ­ ard. Sanford, boyj Carroll A. and Scott L. Ocssamnn, Longwood. boy A p r i l 4 — Ja n e L . and 81st anniversary of Seminole County, Is being held today, from 2 to 4 p.m ,. nt the Seminole County Museum of History. U.S. 17-92 at Bush Boulevard. San­ ford. A number of exciting ex­ hibits w ill be feutured. th e public Is Invited. M ahmoud Zarae, W inter Springs, boyi Xlom am nnd Jose A. Silva, Altamonte Springs, girl April 8 — Merrisa and Brian C. McCormick. Oviedo. boyj A n n C. and R andall P. M cC a lllstcr. Longwood, girl; Pulrlcln Ross and T r a v is Robertson, A lta ­ monte Springs, girl April 6 — Debra A. and David J . Lavoie, Casselberry, girl; T a m a r a R. a n d R o b e rt L . Bullocks. Fern Park, boy: C y n ­ thia A. and Gregory P. Pitcher. Casselberry, boy April 7 Sharon L. SlndlInger, Geneva, girl �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 24. 1994 - 7* Momentary act of kindness will have a lifelong impact DEAR ABBYi I nerd your help to t h a n k a s t r a n g e r w h o performed an act or klndnetui I will remember Tor the rent of my lire. On Prtyny. March 11,1 Hew from Fresno. Calif., to Pullman, Wash., to be Interviewed for a d m issio n Into W a sh in g to n State U n ive rs ity's veterlnnry school. I had made reservations for a rental car and motel room In advance so that I could go directly to m y motel room to prepare for m y Interview, which wus to be two hours lutcr. After Inndlng. I went to the rental car agency's desk. Inten­ ding to pay for the car rental with m y credit enrd. I had mailed m y monthly credit card payment five days before my trip, thinking It would clenr by the time I arrived In Pullman. T o m y disbelief, m y credit curd transaction was refused, and I had no other form of shoulder, handed me a 9100 bill and dlsappcurcdl I want him to know that I was accepted at Washington State's veterlnnry school, so not only did this anonymous benefactor mukc It possible for me to arrive on time for m y Interview, he made It |K>sslble for me to get Into vcterlnury school. Abby, I have no other way of thanking him except through yo u r column. AM Y 1IULROONEY ADVICI ABIGAIL VAN BUREN payment with me. I was also planning to pay for m y motel room with m y rredlt card — so there I was. stranded at the airport. I went Immediately to a pay phone und culled m y roommate t»ack In F r e s n o , c r y i n g hysterically. While I was on the phone, a gentleman came up next to me: I assumed he needed to use the phone. Me tapped me on the DEAR AMY: Congratulations! If your unnnyrnous benefactor contacts this column. I will let you know. (Probisms? Writs to Osar Abby. For a psraonal, unpubllshsd raply, sand a sslf-addrassad, atampad anvalopa to Oaar Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angalss, Calif. 90069. All eorrsapondanea la confkfantlal.) — SUNDAY’S 6 00 | 6 30 r ....................'i ..V iiV. oo | m o | 8 00 I1 8 10 I1 9 00 | 9 30 | 10 00 10 30 11 00 1 11 30 Hawkins------C o n tin u e d fro m Page SB Th e Lodge has two brothers vying for the title of King for 1994-95. Former King Freddie Robinson has won for n couple of years. He Is an ardent member of New Bethel A M E Church and serves us Esteemed Leading Knight or Celery C lly Lodge 542. Also vying for king Is SlafTord Mitchell. Me Is a member of T rin ity United Methodist Church und serves on the tnistec board of the lodge. Tile com m unity Is Invited to attend the scholarship charity ball Introducing und saluting "N A H A F B R O W E " and featuring " T h e World Bent Bund-Tropical Steel." There will lie dancing lo Reggae Soca. T o p Ten Soul music and old favorites. Th e event takes place Saturday, April 30, from 10 p.m . lo 2 a.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. African attire Is desired. Tickets are available by culling323-4433 or call any members of Ihe Elks. Baby Contest and Tom Thumb Wedding Wadding participants are (L R) Nikita Williams, Pinkie A. Wynn, Cy Wynn and Sylvester Wynn. Allen Chapel A M E C h u rc h presented a baby contest and T o m T h u m b wedding on S u n ­ day, April 10. The baby contes­ tant w in n e rs . " G o d 's L ittle Angels," were Amt place winner, Christina Danielle Hum phrey, daughter of Henry and l*orettn Hum phrey. Second place went to U 'T u v Ia Lanqutse Brown, daughter of Ulle Brown und Jackie Baker. TlU rd place went to Tacarra Tushny Roebuck, daughter of Milton Roebuck ami April Jordan. T h e T o m T h u m b wedding winners were bride Pinkie A. W y n n , d a u g h te r of S h irle y W ynn. Groom w u sC y W ynn and the m inister officiating wus Sylvester W ynn, children of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvratcr W ynn Sr. Ma i d of h o n o r was Ni k i t a W illia m s , g ra n d d a u g h te r of Klolse Williams. Th e Women's Day Committee wishes to thunk all (icrsons who helped to make the occasion a success. Baptist Train in g Congress will dishes will be featured. A donation of $5 will benefit be held May 11-14 at Zion Hope the su m m it to be held for Missionary Baptlnl Church. 712 African-American females next Orange Ave. C ho ir members from Zion Hope. M orplng Glory. month. SI. John's. New M l. Zion. Pro­ Btnafit for youth vidence. Rose H ill. SI. Mat­ T h e Sanford African American thew's. First Shiloh, Ml. Sinai, Academ y of Arts presents n St. Paul's, Anlkich, Oak Grove f u n d -r a is e r , the " S p i r i t u a l and Snow Hill sue asked lo tie a Jub lla lo rs." Friday, April 29. 7 purl of Ihe mans choir. Directors p.m. at the academy. 1017 West arc Evelyn Clnrk. Earl Mlnott. 13th St. A donation of 910 will F a y e W illia m s , and Gl o r i a be lo help fund com m un ity Williams. Rehearsals are held on activities for llir youth of the Tursduyn al Zlcxi Hope at 7:30 com m unity, u summer program p.m. teaching art, music, and drama. Pprayer breakfast Tickets may tie purchased at the T h e W omen's Day Com m Ilice academy from 4-0 p.m. of Allen ChnjH-l A M E Church. Olive Avenue and 12th Street Scholarship event will hold a prayer breakfast. There will tic a benefit for the Saturday morning. May 7. at Central Flnrlda Ja z z Society H:30 a.m. T h r com m unity Is Scholarship Fund — the Big Invltrd to come out und pray Ja zz Ja m presented In memory with the women of Allen. Th e of Bill Burns and Bill Hcrshcy. guest speaker fir the occasion loduy. April 24 from 1-5:30 p.m. will be Sister Th e lm a Mike, at Howard Jolmsous. Universal resident administrator of Ihe To w e r (1-4 Exit 30A). A donation Good Samaritan Home, nn ar­ of 95 Is requested. dent member of New Ml. Calvary Fifty of the remarkable Jazz Baptist Church. A donation of $6 The African-American Female Sum m it fund-raiser will tie held musicians who make central jK-r person Is requested. Tickets at the Downtown Orlando Jazz Florida Ihclr home will contrib­ arc available from Kuthcryn and Blues Club. 54 North Or- ute their lulcnts. Sec und hear Ale xa n d er, chairperson. Th e uugc Avenue. Thursday, April the great Jess und Evelyn McGee Rev. Joint Woodard Is pastor. 2H, 7 p.m . for dinner and H:30 Slone, Don Scnlctta. W arren Parrish, Charlie Bertlni, Bill and p . m . *‘ M un lc St ar t s. E n jo y M in d ♦ B o d y + S o u l , If Y o u Jo h n Allred. in appreciation ....... ‘Th e re will be a reserve auction W anna Be W hole." •" Th e com m unity Ls Invited lo T h e com m ittee m inds ate of the late Bill Burns' soprano the 21st Appreciation Celebra­ sax. a gem of an instrument. made up to make this a great tion for Fuyc J . W illiams us success. The ir IkmIIcs have been musician for the M orning Glory Mass choir performs called to duty to lake pan in our Church Choir, gnrs! choir Shiloh T h e u n i t e d effo rt of the com m unity. Now let's unite our souls and enjoy un evening of churches of the First South Bapti st C h u r c h of O rlu n d o . soul music, soul food, and lots of Florida Missionary Baptist Asso­ Donald Burns, musician, and soul unity hi syppori of the ciation to form a muss choir lu Gregroy Teague, director, loduy perfosm at the opening of Ihe at 2:30 p.m.. at Morning Glory summit. Th e .John Ellis Group D istric t S u n d u y School and Baptist Church on Highway 46.S and Ms. tails' iKime-ctxikcd soul Fund-raiser set Lake Mary— Continued from Page SB gram. Speakers for the program will tie Kuthy Gelir. parks super­ viso r. and L yn W rig h t, fire marshal, who will be discussing their roles with Ihe clly or Luke M ary. T h e program w ill lie followed by a covered dish lun­ cheon al 11:30 a.m. Healthy Kids Day Th e Seminole Family YM C A will be celebrating Healthy Kids Day, Saturday. April 30 from 10 a.m . until 2 pm. There will be door prizes, food. T-shirts, pool a c t i v i t i e s , f i t ness t e s t i n g , aerobics und more. Coupons will also be available offering 50 percent ofT the Jolliers fee for family membership. If you have any questions, cull the Seminole Fum lly Y M C A al 321 -8944. 8:00 | 8:30 | 9:00 | 9:30 | 10:00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 H*»IQ Cwrlrt (M h m 9 AWIK 11 *I |IMV UuKKI A M Andrmv Cf»iU0(*S. 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I h m IdMtia Hoot on I .pot .11 Ql AwsKI bndan H" » ' it U| OA*iOK)llt.l" oo IIsi. d«Mdrl M Mum, DonA.i.o/d |tnSU.M) PO i; i f otij n.dj| » n jiflf iT a w —a U o * 11 W k A I om Ii ••11n il Am O. fondi Jrvi.lt. Jnon lo^A |ln $10(001 B t) T h e Lake M ary H istorical C o m m issio n has been busy making Inst minute preparations for ihe upcoming Oldc Lake Mary Days event. Members of the commission have spent the past two Satur­ days cleaning w odw ork and painting the interior of the "o ld " City Hall building. The com­ mission's historical displays and demonstrations will be set up tn this building on the day of the ChoWk 'i t«mo4r How* |gr(To,iAo lit, u>47i j Dot,11 Joooi Qoipot jnrja<np«' ICototCooV Wool tioo_ CSSBn Aottooil B g S T T " Tow lordoi 1W) toutI IWH !!iH World Now! Iportl aunrott All A«»tt*llt IJ [CWW1 AillonU (Lo t. IWTwkA VH(WWWWfomH 0#h|1M}, SulpMIdlDfKjQOI Oomi 'Days’ coming KWo Hodiwi lAMorloto |l*d*cm1Aim o ii I (IHJ) ftoorl flodlwd Dorn, Uoort IInSlrtoi fl fj The Sanford Herald brings the world to your doorstep... event. May 7. On Thursday night. April 21. the commission made a formal presentation at the Lake Mary city commission Hireling. The mayor, commissioners and the city munager were briefed on the fin alized schedule of e n te r­ tainment for Otde Lake Mary Days, each of the school, church and civic organizations participating, mid the fact thal each of the 68 allotted artisan and crafter booth spaces had been filled and tliat u waiting list was already started for next year's event. The city manager, the mayor und die commission­ ers were each presented with a T-shirt with the Oldc Lake Mary Days logo and dale on It. Meeting notices Meeting notices for the up­ coming week arc as follows: • Th e Lake Mary Com m unity Improvem ent Association will h o ld Its q u a r t e r ly ge n e ra l membership meeting on Mon­ day, April 25, at 7:30 p.m. at the com m unity building, located al 260 North Country C lub Road. Members will be briefed on the C IA 's booth at Oldc Lake Mary Days with an update of the plans given by Shari Brodle. A social will follow. A ll residents arc Invited to attend. • Th e Lake Mary W oman's Club will hear a presentation from the Honorable O.H . Eaton J r ., Circuit Court Judge for the 19th Judicial Circuit — Sem i­ nole and B rcvu rd C ounties. Eaton has been a member of the •Local N«w* Florida Bar since 1968. He wus elected us a circuit Judge in 1986 ami bus served in every division of the court Including criminal, civil. Juvenile und prohalc. He was appointed by the Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court to serve on the Florida Sen te n cin g G uidelines C o m ­ mission In 1991. Th e woman's c lu b me e t i n g wi l l be he ld Wednesday. April 27 al Tim a cuan Country Club. T h e busi­ ness meeting will t>cgln ut 10 a.m. followed by the program ut 11 a.m. and luncheon at noon. For more Information, please contact Pauline Uundschu ut 330-3965. • On Thursday. April 28. the Lake Mary Gunlcn Club will meet al the "o ld " C lly Hull building al 1 p.m. Paul E. Legge. code enforcement officer for the city of Lake Mary, and Susan Dclncs. city planuer/OIS coordi­ nator . w ill d iscuss v a rio u s aspects of Ihclr Jobs and how they nfTcct Ihe com m unity. For more Information, please conlcl Connie Bennett at 323-2107. -/ V A V c V iW e W ■ ^ ] 2:004:117:00 9: IS • Classified Ads •Local Advertising •Sunday Health Fitncu/ Educatloa/Builneu •Special Section! 86 Y ta n o f Community S trO c t To Subscribt Call Today! 322-2611 QV V ,■ (P01 MIGHTY DUCKS 2 2:10 4:107:10 IP'n NAKED GUN 33 1/3 1:20 (P0-I1) M AJOR LE A G U E 2 2104:107:009.10 (PC) COPS & ROBBERSONS I 21*4:107:10*10 (rill UD es MONKEY TROUBLE 21S4:1S IPO) • Weather •Camlet CINEMA tO N t f *v J/4 001% WHITE FANG 2 •Natlonal/Intcrnatlonal Newt •Sportt •Lclten lo theEditor •Church Page •Lcliure Magazine ✓ THREESOME 7:1* *15 OLDE LAKE MARY DAYS (Cwimc ol U . M*ry BM1 l County CkA) tConwc SAT.. HAY 7 0 0 AM To 4 PM • J i w 200 4 40 7:15 * 40 un *1 • * (8) * («) IL m£ 1J04»|:JO*:10 M B A D G IR L S -W 220 4:20 7:109:10 (H) djL Ti FOR A ll MOVIES SIAIITINQ btlW EEII 4 10 6 �•4 i i # 8B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida Sunday, April 24, 1994 BLONDIE by Chic Young, by Charle» M. Schuti PEANUTS SOMETIMES I LIE AWAKE AT NI6HT, AND I A5K/WNV AM I HERE 7 WHAT'S THE PURPOSE OF IT ALL? DOES MV LIFE HAVE ANV MEANIN6 7 " ^ THEN A VOICE COMES TO ME THAT SAVS, “ FOR6ET IT! I HATE QUESTIONS LIKE THAT'* "y HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY A p ril 34. IBB4 Th e year ahead might I k - (h r time wlicn (he chickens come home to roost. Persons to whom you’ve In-cn previously helpful mlghl n»> all out In this cycle to do tor you what yo u ’ve done Tor them. T A U R U S lAprll 20 May 20) Today say what needs lo he said, not what sounds the m ost s o o th in g " T o thine own sell he iru c " and also to the person who Is cxpccllng sincerity. Taurus, treat yourself to a hlrlhdny gift. Send lor your Aslm -Grnph pre­ dictions lor the year ahead by mailing $2 anil a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, e/o this newspaper. i'.O. Hox 4468. New York. N.Y, 10163. He s u it to slate your zodiac sign GEMINI (May 2 M u n e 20) He very careful unlay If you have a wandering, romantic rye. You might lark your usual good Judgment ami get trapped in a situation from which II m ay hr dlffleult toexlrlcnte yourself. CANCER (June ' 2 1 . July 22) AnDcIpnllug a negative reaction liefore anything lias In-cn said mlghl Ik * your worse rn e m y today. T ills could cause you to art Improperly In situations you erroneously analyse. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Flights ol fancy could Ik - a creative exercise lor your Irrtlle Imagina­ tion today. Continue to think posi ti ve, (n il s p rin k le y o u r thoughts with practicality as well. V1ROO lAng 23-Sept. 221 In your llnaoclul and eonimerclnl dealings today, don’t take a n y­ thing for granted. Itccause your assumptions could lie wrong. If something has lo Ik - defined, put II In wrlllng. L IB R A (Sept. 2 3 0 c l . 23) Usually you try to Ik - a frank and open person wlxi makes It easy for oiliers to know where you stand. T o d a y , how ever, you might try to please all and end op pleasing no one. SCORPIO (Od. 2-1 Nov 22) Tile lim e lo lx- upsel ahuul something Is after It has oc­ curred. not before. Don’t let apprehensive tlxmglds based on an unfounded premise gel you all shook up. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY A p ril 28. 1QB4 There are Indicallous In Die year ahead you might form a very powerful alliance, even though Initially thr new bond could appeal In he rather un­ impressive. T A U R U S (April 20 May 2U| Today you might receive verifi­ cation and an endorsement horn someone whose Jmlgmeui you trust regarding n decision about which you've liccn dubious. It should make von lee) heller. by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS ■T GEM INI (M ay 2 1- June 20) Usually you're pretty good at handling several assignments slimillanemisly. tail today this attribute could desert you. Don't put yourself under undue pre­ ssure. CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 22) Guard against Inclinations today m treat frivolous matters with a seriousness (hey don't deserve, while treating serious matters Indlffereully. Unwind this pro­ cedure. ACROSS 1 Snake sound S Htn products 9 Ring* (*bbr.) 12 Outsr (prsf.) 13 Damns 14 Japansss aath 13 Slaggar 10 Dlvtifon word 17 Boy IB Tiny optnlng 20 Atthatplaca 22 Hint 23 Elacldcal unit 24 Strongi nulling 27 Rock group (2 wds.) 31 Radlats 32 Balovad 33 Actroaa — Waal 34 lllumlnaltd 33 Ralatlng lo a lima 36 Inland 1“ 1“ 1} w TT 1 37 Shaap'a tool 39 Roplonlahaa 40 Chop 41 Intino 42 Not aa many 45 Lack ol Intstaal 49 Madlcal suffix 50 Russian's no 32 Flooring ct j --------K Hoarl 34 Orlsntal nuraa S3 Character In "Olhalto" S3 — Vaasa 57 Fisas (•>-) S3 Long nail DOWN 1 Brava on# 2 Froala 3 Lai II aland 4 Aik lot '■ - Anawsr ta Flavians Russia LIU L I m ill ILiU LIU U U U LI lU U L lU U L IU U U U U ULH 1U U U L IU U U U IIL J U U U JJLiLl ULJU U U U LJ JJL U JU U U U LIUULJUI U U U UULLIU UULSU a ilU L J U L IU U u u u □ U L IU U u u u u u u u ULUUU UUL1 U U U JJL1U U L 1 U U U U U U U U L IU U U U U U U U U UULL1LI U U U U U U I-f Cll ti:u 1 H U M 3 Roman mag­ istrals (vat.) 6 Latt 7 Acquired B Suffocate 9 Burrowing Paam 11 Flank 19 Strtngod instrumant 21 Pit 23 Lunch or dlnnar 24 Sanaod 23 Muslim prtnes 2B Format Yugo­ slavian animal 10 Conalructlon n 1 17 Potor 23 Actor — 29 MoMoman 30 Otaorvoa 32 IkattiM 33 EvarlaiUng 38 Of vtdd t r 38 Ivan — Torrlblo 39 Diatanl H- 41 Wool-aalat* IT" 42 IMiioad 43 Aclrou — Thompson 44 Msthods 43 Ray 46 Fact ol watch D 47 Russian wom­ an's nama 4B Cal sound 31 Enladainar 53 vr I 21) Today when shopping you might Ik- tempted lo do business with a sales|K*mon whose pitch sounds loo grxKl (o lie (rue. Unfortunately. In Ibis Instance. II mlghl Ik - (lie case. CAPR IC O RN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . ID) Don't look for scapegoats today It yon fall lo achieve your designated objectives. There's u good chance you may frill short o( your murk due In the way you'll do things AQ UARIUS (Jan. 20 If you see yourself as derdog in rom pcllllve ments today, i here’s Feb. 19) Die u n ­ develop­ a good LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 221 If you waul associates lo Ircal your ambitious objectives with the same concern you do. then tie sure they share equally In their lieru-flls T h e y must first have nmllvatlon. VIRGO ( Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) today It you pretend lo have knowledge and know-how uboiit something that you rcully don't, tie prepared to defend your |M)sltlon. because you're likely In lie challenged LIUKA (Sept. 23-Oct. 231 F i­ nancial or commercial dealings might not I k - your long suit today, so Ik- very careful In Ihese areas. es|H-clally If you're rejircseining someone else. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone wlm has your lies! Interest at heart might take It upon hlm/hcrsrlf to offer you advice today. Unfortunately, you may Ignore these helpful sug­ gestions SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Usually you're u very con­ siderate person, but today von — Sumac cha n ce yo u could co n vin ce yourself you really are and end up proving It. Th in k win. PISCES IFeh. 20 March 20) It might Ik - very tough lo say "n o ’’ today, tmI 11 could prove ta tic the wise thing In do If someone who Is already Indebted to you request additional aid. A R IE S (March 21 Ju n e 20) Guard against Inclinations lodny thut encourage you to establish mulahlc objectives. If you hope lo Ik- successful. II might iie necessary to fix-us on Jus! one goal. C o p y rig h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E ASSN. m lghl reject someone who needs your help Just because the Idea of helping didn't occur to you first. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) Strive to maintain a positive altitude In nil of your endeavors lodny. Inti don't confuse jkis III vc thinking with wishful thinking. II you do. you're not apt lo ultuln (he results you desire. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb 19) If you don't disrupt (he flow of events today, thi ngs should work oul lo your ultimate liking. However, il you make unneces­ sary changes, that’s another story. P IS C E S |Fcl». 20-March 20) There's u possibility you might tic a lilt too gullible for your own giMHl today. If someone tells you som ething astounding. Insist upon verification. A R IE S (March 21-Ju n e 20| I n f o r m a t i o n thut c o u l d he meaningful to you materially m lghl come through someone w i t h w h o m y o u ' v e wo r k e d closely previously. If you feel It Is sound, use It. by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST a e A i- A N c t o P i e r m eans tALANCIN WHAT'S ? • J l\ '- 'K /> ■ • p is s s l' t f T T0 coo|c- ?- y/iTH WHAT’S s C ie AH ENOUGH ! T0 COOK IT f, in . & .. T h /iv / s 4-7* H*V. ,r .’ o tOW NE» Ine by Jim Davis GARFIELD WHAP! WHAW WHAPJ WHAP! By Phillip Alder In Du* smith of France, there used in lie two road-signs n( a Junction. Th e ariow polullug right said "To n ics Directions" (all directions), while (he arrow |xilnllng left proclaimed "Autrcs Directions" (other directions). Sometimes bridge licglnncrs feel like this, not knowing which way lo turn. In particular, when does one draw (rum ps? Exncl guidelines me Impossible lo give: each deal musl I k - Irealed on Its own merits. Hut always ask yourself. "D o I luivc any losers to roll In Ihe d u m m y? " and "H o w many losers do 1 have?" If Die former, you musl keep sufficient Irm iips In (lie dum m y. In Dir lullcr, II too many, you musl, of course, strive to reduce the number. How quickly would yon attack trum ps In today's four-heart contract? Wesi leads Die spade queen. The solution Is supplied by a check ol the losrrs. There Is one In spades, uiuylie one In hearts, one In diamonds and one In clubs. So. If the heart finesse Is working, everything should Inall right, Hul If Die trum p finesse Is wrong, you might lose u trick In each still. T o give yourself an extra chance, you should win (rick one In hand and lead a diamond inward Die queen. If Easl wins wllh (he king. Ixitie he also has the (rum p king. But here West wins wllh Die king and conllnues wllh Die spade 10 (or Jack). You win with dum m y's king, unblock the diamond queen and play a heart lo your ncc. You cash Die diamond nee, discard­ ing dum m y's Insl spade, ruff your Spade loser In Die dum m y and pluy a trump. Ym ir contract Ih Inline. ANNIE 4-M-ll ♦ 91 ♦Sill WEST ♦ Q J 10t YKJ EAST ♦ 972 Y 43 ♦ J io i i ♦ A J97 ♦ K 9 76 ♦ 10 14 SOUTH ♦ K 83 Y A Q 9 11 ♦ A 42 ♦ KQ Vulnerable: Uoih Dealer: South South lY 3 NT Writ Pau Pan Norlh 2Y 4Y East Pau All pau Opening lead: ♦ q by Leonard Starr PIP If t P/D, -J KNOW THAT AUHtf 16 WOULPN'f $AF6, AiiNNie. our... 7 £ U YOU, a ll right. YOU P0 YOU KH0W M U M SHE. / s r . ' u N O R TH ♦ A il Y J 10 7 4 oi lie YOU see here , MINNIE..i _ _ YELLING WONT CHANGE ANYTHINO. 50ME THINGS HAVE TO Pi At THEMSEIVES o ur, OUlf. TRUST M l, �% Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1094 - SB L e g a l N o tic e NOTICE OP ACTION IN EM INENT DOMAIN IN THE I CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIOA CASE NO. 94 111 CA D E EMINOLE COUNT Y, a political tubdlvltlonollh* Slat* of Florida, Pflltlorwf, 3NALDC M EALC Y. a'k/a. DONC M EALE Yj MARGARET L. TA B A R I; GENEHALM OTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION, I New York Corporation; G R IFFITH MOTOR CARS, INC .a llorlda Corporation, FLORIDA POWEH CORPORATION, • Florida corporation. ALEX G SUERO, FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK i f FLORIDA: MARY R SUERO, F E L IX BERG: BEATRICE T E N S BERG: CASSELBERRY INVESTM ENT PROPERTIES. ( T O . a Limited Parfnarthlp; M ELEN D A J EDMISTON: JlC H AR D S CASSELBERRY. JA N E T L SHARP, E.LAM AR +ARP; LARRY L HURST. NANCY A HURST: HARLn 4VESTMENT5. a Florida Ganaral Parlnanhlp, JOHN A ZACCO (O B E R T A O ZACCO: PATRICIAC BURKE: ESTATE OF [RANK C LU TE : E S TA TE O F SVENE. BRUNOO. HEI EN H IRUNOO. RUDOLPH KRETSCHMANN ISLE KRETICHM ANN: "3N IK ACUN N EEN , M AR IEM HAAS: RAY VALDES a» Tar allot for ol Samlnola County. Florida, and lha unknown tpoutat ol taboe*. II any. thalr halrt. davltaat. attlgnaat. granlaat. tdllori, latta+t. avacutor t, admlnltlralort. mortgage*!. judgment reditort. Irutlaat. Ilenhoidert, partona In potiaillon and any and all “ ar partial having or claiming to hava any r Ighl. Ill la or Intarail . through, undar or agalntl lha abova namad Oalandanlt. or arwlia claiming any right, tltla. or Intarttl In lha raal proparty •ktrlbad in (hit action. Datandanlt (O THOSE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR (GAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES JIAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OH I n terest in t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r ib e d b e lo w : An Emlnant Domain Patlllon, logathar with III Daclaratlon ol faking hak baan Iliad In lha abova itylad court lo acqulra carlaln Yoparty Intartkliln Samlnola County, Florida, dalerlbad ailollowi RCEL NO. 113.4 SEMIHOU BOULEVARD PEB niKPLE kElNG A PART o r LOTS 7, S AND 9, BLOCK 31, ATHRYH PARK ADDITION NUMBER ONE, SECTION « , DMH8HIP 31 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO 1IE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PIJLT DOOK 5, Pa g e s d through eg of the p u b l ic 1EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. reco rds op , ( E l NO DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! 2KMENCE AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNEP OF BLOCK |1, KATHRYN PARK ADDITION NUMBER ONE ACCORDING THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK PAGES 63 THROUGH 69 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS 9F SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE NORTH 1 9 * 1 6 ' 0 1 " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY L I N E OF SAID I LOCK 31 AND THE e a s t e r l y r i g h t - o f - w a y l i n e o f IE M INDIA BOULEVARD, 1 3 8 .3 3 FEET TO THE POINT >F CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY, AVIHG A RADIUS OF 1 2 7 8 . 1 0 FEET, A CENTRAL INGLE OF 1 2*4 8 ' S O 1* ANO A CHORD BEARING OF (ORTII 1 5 * 4 0 * 2 9 " WEST; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE WE3TERLY L IN E OF KAIO BLOCK 31, THE EAST4LY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF S E M IN O U BOULEVARD ID T1IE ARC OF SAID CUHVE, 2 0 5 .8 8 FEET TO THE 3UTHMKSTERLY CORNER OF LOT 9 , BLOCK 31, OF ( A I D P I A T OF KATHRYN PARK ADDITION NUMBER ONE (NO THE 1*01 NT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF LOTS 9 AND (I, BLOCK I I , THE EASTERLY R IC IIT -O F- K AY LIME OF SEMHIOLA Bo u l e v a r d a n d t h e a r c o r s a i d c u r v e t h r o u g h a tENTRAl, ANGLE o r 1 0 * 0 5 ' 11" AMD A CHORD BEARING )F NORTH 2 7 * 0 7 * 3 3 " WEST, A DISTANCE OF 2 1 5 .0 0 FEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF SAID IT 0, BLOCK 31 SAID POINT ALSO BEING THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 7 , BLOCK 31 OF fSA ID PLAT ‘■or KATHRYN ADDITION NUMBER ONE; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG S AID LIN E S THROUGH A :EHTRAL ANGLE or 0 1 * 0 0 * 2 3 " WITH a CHORD UF.AR|JHG OF NORTH 3 2 * 4 0 * 1 9 " WEST, AH ARC LENGTH OF ( 2 2 . 4 5 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY RIGMTI0 F-W AY L IN E OF S . H . 15 AND 600 ( 1 7 - 9 2 ) AS ; SHOWN ON FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION j RIGHT-OF-WAY MAP SECTION HO. 7 7 0 1 - 2 0 3 ; THENCE NORTH 0 2 * 2 0 * 3 3 " WEST ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY Ll IHE, 2 1 . 7 0 FEET TO A P O IN T ON A CURVE CONCAVE ^WESTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 2 4 3 , 3 3 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 2 * 1 2 * 0 0 " AND A CHORD BEARING pDF SOUTH 1 1 *4 7 * 4 5 " EAST; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY {ALONG THE ARC OP SAID CURVE, 4 7 . 7 4 PEtfT TO A { P O I N T ON THE NORTHERLY L IN E OF S AID LOT 8 AND A POINT ON CURVE CONCAVE WESTERLY, HAVING A SRADI US OF 1 2 4 3 . 3 1 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 10*11*52" AND A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH , 2 5 * 3 4 * 4 9 " EAST; THENCE SOUTHF.ASTERLY ALONG THE ' A R C OF SAID CUHVE 2 2 2 .0 2 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY L I N E OF S A ID LOT 9 , DLOCK 31; llTIIENCE SOUTH 8 9 * 5 8 * 5 9 ’* WEST (IIO N -R A OIAL) ALONG JSAID LOT LINE 5 . 4 3 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY ^CORNER OF LOT 9, BLOCK 31 AND THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 2 ,12 5 SQUARE FEET, MORE OH LEMS, C ,7 ::l .*>: 'AROEL NO. TOGETHER WITH 7 13 .4 SEHINOLA BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT f ll A T PART OF LOTS B AND 9 , BLOCK 31, KATHRYN BARK ADDITION HUMBER ONE AS RECORDED IN PLAT 3K 5 , PACES 63 THROUGH 69 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. EXTENDING NO MORE THAN 5 . 0 0 FEEr BEYOND AND PARALLEL WITH THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIN E OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD LYIHG UETWEEII STATION 4 4 1 0 0 •00 AND STATION 4 4 1 4 4 . 0 0 . ( AND f EXTENDING HO PARALLEL WITH ( o f SEMIHOLA { 4 4 + 4 4 . 0 0 ANO MORE THAN 1 0 . 0 0 FEET BEYOND AND THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIME BOULEVARD LYIHG BETWEEN STATION STATION 4 4 1 6 0 . 0 0 . AND EXTENDING HO MORE THAN 1 . 5 0 FEET BEYOND AND PARALLE L WITH THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIN E OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD LYIHG BETWEEN STATION 4 4 + 6 0 . 0 0 AND STATION 4 4 + 9 6 . 0 0 . I COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 9 , BLOCK 31, KATHRYN PARK ADDITION NUMBER ONE AS RECORDED 111 PLAT BOOK 5 , PAGES 63 THROUGH 69 o r THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 3EHINOLE COUNTY, FL ORID A) THENCE NORTH 8 9 * 5 B * 5 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L I N E OF SAID LOT 9, A DISTANCE OF 9 . 4 1 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING AND A P O IN T OH CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 2 4 3 . 3 3 TEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE Or 03*39*37" AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 2 2 * 1 7 * 4 1 " WEST; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE A n c OF S AID CURVE 7 9 . 4 1 FEET TO A POINT ON CURVE) THENCE NORTH 6 5 *5 2 * 3 0 ’* EAST ALONG A R A D IA L L IN E 1 0 . 0 0 FEET TO A POINT OH CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF , 1 2 5 1 . 3 3 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 3 * 4 9 * S 1 " AND A CHORD BEARING OF COUTH 2 2 * 1 2 * 3 4 " EAST) THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID {CURVE 8 3 . 8 0 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY LIN E OF SAID IO T 9 ) TIIF.HCE SOUTH 8 9 * 5 B ' 3 9 » WEST ALONO S A ID LIME 1 0 . 6 7 FEET TO THE POINT , OF BEGINNING. T OTA L AREA OF 1274 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL NO. 192.5 HOME OR LESS. SEMINOLA BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE I A PAHT OF LOT 3 , DLOCK B , SPORTSMAN'S PARAO IS E , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, HAHQE 30 ' EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A8 RECORDED i IN PLAT BOOK S , PAGES 12 AMD 13 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. I BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1, BLOCK D, SPORTSHAH'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IH PLAT BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AHD 13 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEHIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; TIIEHCE RUN SOUTH 0 9 *0 5 *2 1 " WEST ALONO THE WESTERLY L IN E OF SA ID DLOCK B AND THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY LIME OF WINTER PARK DRIVE A DISTANCE O l 4 0 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OP SA ID BLOCK B j THENCE SOUTH 80*54*39'* EAST ALONO THE SOUTHERLY LIN E OF D£ °C K B AND THE NORTHERLY RICIIT-OF-W AY Jr,1” BOULEVARD, 1 6 1 .7 5 FEET TO THE BOUniWEBTERLY CORNER OF LOT 3 , SA ID BLOCK B AND THE POINT OF , B EGINNING; THENCE NORTH 0 0 *0 5 *2 1 " EAST ALOIIO THE WESTERLY L IN E OF SA ID LOT 3 , A DISTANCE o r 5 .7 2 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 *5 5 *0 7 " EA ST, 9 9 .9 8 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY LIN E OF SA ID LOT 3 ; THENCE SOUTH 09*05'2 1 " WEST ALONG SA ID L IN E , 5 .7 3 FEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF SA ID LOT 3/ THENCE NORTH 9 0 *5 4 *3 9 " WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LIN E o r SA ID LOT 3 , AND THE NORTHbr.LY RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E O r SEMIHOLA BOULE­ VARD, 9 9 .9 8 FEET TO THE POINT o r B EG IN N IN G . PARCEL NO. 7 9 2 .5 SEMINOLA BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT THAT PART O r LOT 3 , BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IH PLAT DOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 13 O f THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT I , DLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 13 OP THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEHIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE RUN SOUTH 09*05*21" WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIN E OF SA ID DLOCK B AHD THE EASTERLY RICH T-or-W AY LIN E o r WINTER PARK D R IV E , A DISTANCE OF 40 0 .0 0 fE E T TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY COHHER O f SA ID BLOCK B) TIIEHCE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 4 '3 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IK E OF BLOCK D AND THE NORTHERLY RIGIIT-Or-W AY LIN E OF SEMINOLA OOULEVARD, 1 6 1 .7 5 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 3 , SA ID DLOCK B) THENCE NORTH 09*05*31" EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIN E OF SA ID LOT 3 , A DISTANCE OF 5 .7 2 FEET TO THE POINT O r B EGIN N IN G; TIIEHCE CONTINUE NORTH 09*09*21” EAST ALONO SA ID L IN E , 20.00 FE ET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 *5 5 *0 7 ” EAST, rEET; THENCE SOUTH 14.14 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 09*04 * 53" NEST, 1 5,00 0 0 *5 5 *0 7 " 17.00 TIIEHCE NORTH EAST, F E rr; 25.00 0 9 *0 4 ’ 53" rEET; THENCE SOUTH EAST, 8 0 *5 5 *0 7 " FEET; EAST, 3 5 .0 0 TIIENCF SOUTH 0 9 *0 4 *5 3 " NEST, 25.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 *5 5 *0 7 " EAST, 33.84 FEET TO A POINT OH THE EASTERLY LINE o r SAIO LOT 3 ; THENCE SOUTH 09*03*21” WEST ALONG SAID L IN E , 3 .1 7 ; THENCE NORTH 80*3 5 '0 7 " WEST, 99.98 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. 989 SQUARE rEET, MORE OR LE SS. PARCEL NO. 2 9 6 .1 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD TEE SIM PLE A PART OF LOT 7 , BLOCK A , SPORTSHAH'S PARA­ D IS E , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IH P U T BOOK B, PAOES 12 AHD 13 OF THE PU B LIC RECORDS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A. CONTAINING 573 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS TOGETHER WITH CO NTAINING COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP LOT 4 , BLOCK A , SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 8 PAOES 12 AND 13 OF THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA S A ID CORNER BEING A P O IN T ON CURVE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 100.00 rE E T , A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 5 * 0 0 * 0 0 " AHD A CHORD DEAR 1110 OF NORTH 7 6 * 3 5 * 2 1 " EAST; TMEIICR NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID c u r v e , t h e n o r t h e r ly lo t l i n e o r l o t 4, s a id BLOCK A AND THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY LIM E OF S E M IH O U BOULEVARD A DISTANCE O r 7 8 .5 4 rE E T TO THE P O IN T OF TANGENCY; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 *5 4 *3 9 " EAST ALONO S A ID L IN E S , 6 9 .0 0 FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY; CORNER OF LOT 4 , S A ID BLOCK A, THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 5, S A ID DLOCK A THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 8 0 *5 4 *3 9 " EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY LIME OF LOTS 5 , 6 , THE WESTERLY S OF LOT 7 , SAID BLOCK A AHD THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY LINE OF S E M IN O U BOULE­ VARD, A DISTANCE OF 350.00 rE ET TO THE NORTH­ EASTERLY CORNER OF THE WESTERLY H OP S A ID LOT 7 ; THENCE FROM THE AFORESAID NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF THE WESTERLY H OF LOT 7 , RUM SOUTH 8 0 *5 4 *3 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY R IG H T-O r-W A Y LIH E O r S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 2 5 .0 0 rrrr to th e p o in t of b e g in n in g , s a id p o in t BEING THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP THE EASTERLY 2 5 .0 0 TEET OF THE EASTERLY 50.00 FEET OF SAIO LOT 7 ; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 80*54*39" EAST, 2 5 .0 0 FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER O r S A ID LOT 7 ; THENCE SOUTH 0 9 '0 5 * 2 1 " WEST ALONO THE EASTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 7 , A DISTANCE OF 1 8 .2 2 FEET; THENCE NORTH 8 0 * 5 5 * 0 7 " WEST, 2 5 .0 0 TEET TO A PO IN T OH THE WESTERLY L IN E O r THE EASTERLY 2 5 .0 0 TEET OF THE EASTERLY 5 0 .0 0 FEET o r S A ID LOT 7 ; TIIEHCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 3 * 2 1 " EAST ALONO S AID L IN E 1 8 .2 3 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BE G INNIN G . CO NTAINING 436 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LE SS. CONTAINING 1507 SQUARE FELT, MORE OR LESS. PARCEL NO. 291.0 SEMIHOLA BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE A PART O r LOT 17, DLOCK A , SPORTSMAN*5 PARA­ D IS E , SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANCH 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 13 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS o r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COMMENCE AT THE N0RTHWE5TERLY CORNER OF SPORT­ SMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK B, PAGES 12 AHD 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA; TIIEHCE RUN SOUTH 0 9 * 0 3 * 2 1 " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, 6 4 9 . 3 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1 , BLOCK A , S AID SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 3 ' 2 i " EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE o r LOT 3, BLOCK A AHD THE EASTEHLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF WINTER PARK DR IV E, 4 9 . 3 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVA­ TURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 0 0 . 0 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 90*00*00“ AMD A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 3 4 * 0 5 * 2 1 " EAST; TIIEHCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE 1 3 7 .0 8 FEET TO THE P O IN T OP TANGENCY; TIIEHCE SOUTH H 0 * 5 4 * 1 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY RIGIIT -OF-HA Y L IN E OF S E M IH O U BOULEVARD, 1 3 6 8 . 2 0 FEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 17, S A ID DLOCK A AND THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 4 * 1 9 " EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY LIN E OF S AID LOT 17 AMD THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIME OF SEMIMO U BOULEVARD, 5 0 . 1 8 FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF THE WESTERLY H OF S AID LOT 17; TIIEHCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 5 * 2 1 " WEST ALONG S A ID L I N E , 1 8 . 1 0 FEET; THENCE M9RTH 8 0 * 5 5 ' 0 7 " WEST, 5 0 . 1 8 rE ET TO THE WESTEHLY L IN E OF SAID LOT I T ; TIIEHCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 5 * 2 1 " EAST ALONO S A ID LIM E, 1 8 . 1 0 FEET TO THE PO IN T OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 908 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL NO. 293.1 MORE OH LESS. SEHINOLA BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE A PART OF LOTS 5, 6 AHD 7 , BLOCK A, SPORTS­ MAN'S PARADISE, SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T DOOK 8, PAGES 12 AMD I I OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Or SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COMMENCE A T THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 4, BLOCK A , SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, AS RECORDED IN P U T DOOK 8, PAGES 12 AND 13 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID CORNER BEING A POINT ON CURVE CONCAVE SOUTH­ EASTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 100.00 FE E T, A CENTRAL ANGLE o r 45*00*00" AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 7 6 * 3 5 '2 1 " EAST; TIIEHCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC o r SAID CURVE, THE NORTHERLY LOT LINE OF LOT 4, SA10 DLOCK A AND THE SOUTHERLY RICIIT-OF-W AY LIN E OF SEM IN O U DOULEVAMD A DISTANCE OF 78.54 FEET TO THE POINT OF TAHCEMCYJ THENCE SOUTH 80*34*19" EAST ALONO SAID LIN ES, 6 9 .0 0 FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OP LOT 4 , SAID BLOCK A, THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNEH OF LOT 5, SAIO DLOCK A AHD THE POINT OT BEGINNING; TIIEHCE CONTINUE SOUTH 80*54* 39" EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY L IN E OF LOTS 5, 6, THE WESTERLY *i OF LOT 7, SAID BLOCK A AMD THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIN E OF SEM IHOU BOULE­ VARD, A DISTANCE OF 350.00 FEET TO THE NORTH­ EASTERLY CORN ER OF THE WESTEHLY l| OF SAID LOT 7 ; TIIEHCE SOUTH 09*03*21" WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY LIN E OF THE WESTERLY \ OF SAID LOT 7 A DISTANCE OF 18.23 FE E T; TIIEHCE NORTH 80*35*07" WEST, 6 2 .6 0 PEET; THENCE NORTH 82*11*30" WEST, 157.54 FE E T; TIIEHCE NORTH 80*55*07" WEST, 114.08 FEET TO A POINT OH THE WESTEHLY LIN E OF SAID LOT 5 ; THENCE NORTH 26*54*56" WEST ALONG SAID LIN E 26.92 FEET TO POINT OF UEOINHING. CONTAINING 6947 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS, TOGETHER WITH PARCEL HO. 1795.1 SEMINOLA BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PART OF LOTS 5 , 6 AND 7 , BLOCK A, SPORTS­ MAN'S PARADISE, SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T DOOK 8, PAGES 12 AHD 13 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEHIHOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 4, BLOCK A , SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 8, PAGES 12 AND 13 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS o r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID CORNER BEING A POINT ON CURVE CONCAVE SOUTH­ EASTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OP 100.00 FE E T, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 45*00*00" AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 76*35*21" EAST) THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONO THE ARC OF SAID CURVE, THE NORTHERLY LOT LIN E OF LOT 4 , SAID BLOCK A AND THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIN E OF SEM IN OU BOULEVARD A DISTANCE OF 78.54 FEET TO THE POINT OF TANGEIICY) THENCE SOUTH 80*54*39" EAST ALONG SAID LIMES, 69.00 FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF LOT 4 , SAID DLOCK A , THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER o r LOT 5, SAID BLOCK A ) TIIEHCE SOUTH 26*54*56" EAST ALONG THE WESTEHLY LIN E OF SAID LOT 5 , A DISTANCE Or 26.92 FEET TO THE POINT OF DEOIHNIHG; TIIEHCE SOUTH 80*55*07" EAST, 114. OB FEE T) TIIEHCE SOUTH 82*11*30" EAST, 50.01 F E E T; THENCE SOUTH 09*04*53" WEST, 5 .0 0 FE E T; TIIEHCE NORTH 82*11*30" WEST, 4 9 .9 6 FE E T; TIIEHCE NORTH 8 0 * 5 5 '0 7 " WEST, 5 0 .0 6 FEE T; TIIEHCE SOUTH 09*04*53" WEST, 3 .0 0 F E E T; THENCE NORTH 80*05*07" WEST, 58.27 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WESTEHLY L IK E OF SAID LOT 5; TIIEHCE NORTH 26*54*56" WEST ALONO SAID LIN E 9 .8 9 FEET TO POINT OP BEGINNING. \ t •• FARCEL NO. SEM IN O U BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE 305.4 A PART O f A 3 0 .0 0 TOOT ROAD EASEMENT AS RE­ CORDED IN OR BOOK 399, PAGES 339 THROUGH 343 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AO FOLLOWS) COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT A, BLOCK 1, AMENDED P U T SEM INOU PARK AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 6, PAGE 28 Or THE PUBLIC RECORDS o r SEHIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID POINT ALSO BEING THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF LOT 8 , SECRET U X E ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY, PLOHIDA, THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF A 60.00 FOOT CANAL AHD A POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY LIH E OF SEM IN OU BOULEVARD; TIIEHCE SOUTH 81*39*37" EAST ALONG THE NORTHER­ LY LIN E OF SAID LOT A , BLOCK 1 AND SAID SOUTH­ ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E , 258.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; TIIEHCE CONTINUE SOUTH 01*19*57" EAST ALONG SAID LIN E S , 8 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 2 5 .0 0 FEE T, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 58*31*08" AHD A CHORD UEARING OF SOUTH 69*04*29" WEST; THENCE SOUTH­ WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE, 23.53 FEET TO A POINT Otl CURVE; TIIEHCE NORTH 8 1 *4 0 *0 7 " WEST, ( NON-R A D I At.) , 17.35 FEET TO A POINT ON CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS o r 2 5 .0 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 5 8 *1 1 *2 7 " AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 52*24'1 3 " WE3T) TIIEHCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC o r SAIO CURVF. 25.54 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE AND THE POINT O f DKGINNIRQ. CONTAINING 596 SQUARE FEE T, MORE OR LESS. PARCEL NO. 3 0 8 ,0 SEM IN O U BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE A PART OF A 2 5 .0 0 FOOT PRIVATE DRIVE SHOWN ON THE P U T OF BAY TREE SHORES AS RECORDED IH P U T DOOK 8 , PAGE 42 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER Or THE P U T O f BAY TREE SHORES AS RECORDED III P U T DOOK 8, PAGE 42 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA) TIIEHCE NORTH 7 8 *1 8 *5 9 " EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY LINE OF SAID P U T OF BAY TREE SHORES, 151.06 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING) TIIEHCE CONTINUE NORTH 7 8 *1 8 *5 9 " EAST ALONG SAID LINE , 336.94 FEET TO THE MOST NORTHERLY CORNER OF SAID P U T OF BAY TREE SHORES; THENCE SOUTH 2 2 *4 9 *1 4 " EAST, 23.48 FEET TO THE MOST NORTHERLY CORNER OF LOT 6, BLOCK " A ” OF SAIO P U T OF BAY TREE SHORES; THENCE SOUTH 7 8 *1 0 *5 9 “ WEST ALONG THE NORTHER­ LY LIHE OF SAID BLOCK " A " A DISTANCE OF, 3 41.72 FEET; TIIEHCE NORTH 1 2 *0 0 *2 3 " WEST, 2 5 .0 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 8483 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS. Each Dalandant la lurlhar notified lha) lha Pelltlcnar will patlllon lor an Ordar ol Taking batora lha Monorabla O M Eaton. Jr . ona ol lha Judgat ol lha abova ilyltd Court, on lha loth day ol May, 1994 1991, at 9 JO a m , In lha Samlnola County Courthouka. Sanlord. Florida. In accordanca with lit Daclaratlon ol Taking htralolora Iliad In Ihlt cauta. All Dafandanlt lo Itili tull and all oiler Inlaratlad parlltt may llmaly raquail a haarlng on lha Pallllon lor lha Ordar ol Taking al lha lima and placa datlgnaltd and ba heard Any Dalandant falling lo Ilia a llmaly raquail lor haarlng ihall waive any right loobltd lo lha Ordar ol Taking AND Each Dalandant and any otlrar partoni claiming any Inlartkl In lha proparly dticrlbtd In lha Pallllon In lha abova tty ltd Emlntnl Domain procaadlng li htraby required to aarva written dalaniai. II any you hava, to lha Patlllon htralolora Iliad In Ihlt cauta on lha Patltlonar, and any raquatl lor a haarlng on lha Pallllon lor lha Ordar ol Taking, ll dttlrad. on Pallllonar't AHornty, whota nama and addratt It thown below on or btlort May 13. 1994, and lo Ilia lha original ol your wrltttn dalantat and any raquatl lor haarlng on lha Patlllon for lha Ordar of Taking with lha Clark ol Ihlt Court tllhar bafort tarvlca on lha Petitioner'* Allornay or Immadlalaly lhartaflar, lo thow what right, Hilt, Inlaratl or Han you or any ol you hava or claim In and to lha proparty datcrlbad In Mid Pallllon and lo them cauta. II any you hava, why Mid proparty thould not ba condtmntd tor lha utat and purpottt at Ml forth In Mid Pallllon. II you tail lo antwar, a dalaull may ba tnltrad agalntl you lor lha rail#! damandad In lha Patlllon. II you lall to raquatl a hairing on lha Patlllon lor Ordar of Taking you Ihall walva any right lo ota|act lo Mid Ordar ol Taking. WITNESS my hand and teal ol Mid Court on lha ISth day ol March. 1994. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AN DFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: Ruth King Oapuly Clark ROBERTA McMILLAN County Alio may for Samlnola County, Florida Samlnola County Sarvlcat Building 1101 Eatt Flrtl Slrttl Sanlord. Florida 31771 Telephone (407) 11HI 130, Eat. 7JS4 Attorney for Petitioner Publlih: April 74, It94and May 1, 1994 DEO 9 L e g a l N o tic e NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle# It hereby given that I am engaged In butlneit al MS E. Flrtl $1. Sanlord. FL 33)71. Samlnola County, Florida, un der the Flcllllout Nam* ol L I T T L E B I T OF E V E R Y THING, and that I Inland lo raglitar laid nama with lha Dlvltlon ol Corporation!, Telia haute. Florida. In accordanca with lha provltlont ol lha Fktllloui Nama Slalulat, TO­ WN: Section 143-89, Florid* Statute* 1991. Elian R. Schlrmtr Publlih- April24, 1994 DEQI2S sxsjMMuaf L e g a l N o tic e NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nollca It hereby given that I am engaged In butlnatt al 1910 Olalh* Cl.. Apopka, Samlnola County, Florida, undar lha Flcllllout Nama ol FLORIDA M ARKETING, and that I Inland to ragltlar Mid nama with Ih* Dlvltlon ol Corporation!, Tall* halt**, Florida, In accordance with Ih* provltlont ol Ih# Flcllllout Nam* Slalulat. To­ w n : Section MS.89, Florid* Slalulat 1991. Shlrlay M. Markl* Publlih: April 14,1994 DEQ 111 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o t ic e s IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA INANDFOR SEM IN O LI COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION 0IVISI0N CA S B N O .tl t m CA 148 RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION, at Racalvar for Flrtl Federal Saving! 6 Loan Attoclallonol Mid Florida. Plaintiff. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS VS CARL ALLISON BRIGGSand MONA MARY BRIGGS, alat., Dafandanlt THIR D AM EN D EO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Nollca It hertby given lhal, p u nu a n t lo an Ordar Ra tchadullng Fortdoture Sale dated April I. 1994, and anlarad In civil cate number 91 1327 CA I4E, cl lha Circuit Court ol lha lllh Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnola County, Florida, wherein RESOLUTION TRUST C O R P O R A T I O N . AS RE CEIVER FOR FIRST FEDER AL SAVINGS 6 LOAN ASSOCI ATION OF MID FLORIDA. It Plaintiff and CARL ALLISON B R IG O S , M O N A M A R Y B R IG G S , N O R B E R T M DORSEY. AS BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF ORLANDO, art Dafandanlt. I will Mil lo lha hlghatl and bat! bidder lor cath at the watt front door ol lha Samlnola County CourthouM In Sanford. Samlnola Counly, Flor Ida. al II 00 A M on May II. 1994. lha following datcrlbad property at tat lorlh In Mid F Inal Judgment, to w ll: The Southerly 14 4* laal ol Lott 11 and 23. Block E. RE PLAT OF SANORA UNITS I A 1. recorded In Plat Book 17, Paget II and 11. Public Record! ol Samlnola Counly, Florida, laid 14 41 laal being meatured perpendicular lo lha Southerly line ol Mid Loll 71 and 11 AND Lot II. Block E. of laid RE PLAT OF SANORA UNITS I A 1. aacapl the Southerly 37 00 laal ol Mid Lot 11, Block E. Mid 17 00 laal being meatured par particular lo lha Southerly line ol Mid Lot ll. Block E. Dated April 1 ,1994 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By Jana E Jatewlc Deputy Clark Publlih April 17.14.1994 UEfiJlZ. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUITO F FLORIDA. INANDFOR ORANGE COUNTY C A S IN O : OR 94 4191 DIVISION: 11 In ra lha marriage al CARLA KRIZKA Petitioner, and CHARLESKRIZKA Ratpondanl NOTICE OF ACTION TO CHARLESKRIZKA ADDRESSUNKNOWN YOU ARE N O TIFIED lhal an action lor Dlitolullon ol Mar riaga hat been filed agalntl you and you are required to M rve a copy ol your written dalantat. II any. lo II on G O R D O N A WARREN. P A . whota addrttt It lit I E Michigan, Sulla >40. Orlando. FL 13*M on or belore May 9. 1994, and Ilia lha original with lha dark ol thli court tllhar betor tarvlca on pall I loner or Immadlalaly Ihartal ter, otherwlie a dalaull will ba anlarad agalntl you lor lha relief damandad In lha com plaint or patlllon DATE Don April ll. Ift.: Fran Carlton At Clark ol lha Court BY Brlglelle Burton At Deputy Clark Publlih. April 17. 24 A May I. i. 1994 DEO Ilf NOTICEOF PUBLIC SALE OF ABANOONEO PROPERTY TO A L L IN T E R E S T E D PARTIES Purtuent lo Chapter 7IS ol lha Florida Slalulat. nollca It htraby given lhal on May 9. 1994 al 10 00 AM al l«0« S French Avt Sanlord. FI lha following datcrlbad properly will ba told al public tala by competitive bidding. OAIRY SHACK EQUIPM ENT LIST 7 Boolht|) or 4 partoniI 1 Tablet 4 Chain Sanltarva lea Crtam Machine I Broken) 1 Scoltman l ea Cuba Machine I Reach In Freem (MolPoIntl) t Upright Fraaiar IWetllnghouM) I Portable Refrigerator I Klngtron Electric Cath Ragltlar I Rival CrockPol t Hamilton Baach 1 Station MHkthakaMachina I I Comparlmtnl Dipper I 4 Compartment Reach In Cooler I Microwave Oven 1 Woll Commercial Grill (Gat Rangel 2 Cecil Ware Deep Fryert I Sllcer I Magic Chel Gat Range t Slalnlan Steal Utility Table 1Toaitar 1Couch A 1 Chain 1 Oultlde tlgn and Marquee Board The aforementioned properly w at p ra vlo u tly owned by Michael Omilead and Elliabeth Hartnell d/b/a Dairy Shack Publlih: April 14 A May 1,1*94 O Eom ______________ CIRCUIT COURT. C O U N TYO F SEMINOLE. STATE OP FLORIDA CASE NO.! 94-IIOJ DR 47 K MELISSA L BERLON. Petitioner/Wit*. VS. JASON BERLON, Ratpondan I/II uiba nd. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JASON BERLON YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FI ED lhal a Pallllon lor Oil tolullon ol Marriage hat baan Iliad agalntl you. You are re­ quired to Mrve a copy ol your written dalantat. II any, to Ih* action on Ih# Pallllonar't al­ lornay, W ILLIA M W CAR P EN TER , ESq . whoM addratt It *40 E. Highway 434. Long wood, FL 31750. on or balora ih* 19th ol MAY. 1994 and Ilia lha original with Ih* Clark ol Ihlt Court althar balora tarvlca on Plalnllfl't allornay or Immedi­ ately Iharaaltar: otharwlM. a Judgment will ba anlarad for Ih* rallal damandad In Ih* Pallllon, WITNESS my hand and teal ol Ihlt Court on Ihlt Nth day ol APRIL, 1994, (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT BY NANCY R. W INTER Publlih: April 17,14 A May I, I. 1994 DEQ 14* TH E SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida will rtcaiv* bid! at Ih* olflc* ol Ih* School Board, till South Mttlonvlll* Avenue, Sanlord. Florid*. 31171. until 1:00 pm ., local lima *1 which lima bid* lor thacontlrucllonol 1994 ROOF AND HVAC R EPLACEM ENT FOR LAKE ORIEN TA ELE M E N TA R Y SCHOOL all Newport Avanu* Altamonte Spring!, Florida 12701 1994 ROOF REPLACEM ENT FOR IDYLLW ILOE ELEM EN TAR Y SCHOOL 410 Vlhlan Road Sanlord. Florida 12771 Bid mutt b* accompanied by bid depot!!: A Bid Bond. Cath lar't Chock or Certified Chock lor Hvo 15%) percent ol Ih* total amount bid Th* tuccattlul bidder thall lurnlth a Performance Payment Bond lor Ih* total amount ol Ih* award within Ian (10) dayt ol notification ol Ih* award Bondt mull b* written by a turaly company Hearted lo do butlnatt In Florida Orawlngt and tpaclllcallont will b* available from D R YOUNG A ASSOCIATES. INC . 1411 Wail Slat* Road. Long wood Florida 11714 1010. Tala phone (4071 4*10135 A dapotll ol 175 00 including llal* laiat. par tal 11 required which It refundable wh*.> J ',+tponilv* bid It tubmlllad and ih* Con itrucllon Documtnlt ar* r* turned m good condition wllhin llftaan (IS) dayt from Ih* dal* bldtararacalvad Thar* will b* a pra bid confer anc* held *• Lak* Orient* El* manlary on May 10th al 10 00 a m. local tlmd contltllng ol review ol Ih* pro|*d Immadl ataly following, there will b* a pr* bid conlaranc* *1 Idyllwlid* Elementary Al Ihlt lima, Ih* Owner’! rapratanlallvat will dltcutt Ih* project require manlt and procedural Con t r a d o r t era ttrongty e n­ couraged lo attend Failure lo atland doat nol relieve Ih* bidder from Ih* ratpontlblllly lo carry out lha work In th* manner ditcuttad al Ih* confer anc* Thlt pr* bid conlaranc* doat nol rallav* th* blddtrt ol Ih* on til* Intpacllon ol Ih* project requirement! Th* Board ratarvat Ih* right lo waive minor Inlormallliat In th* bidding It tald waiver It In Ih* Board ! ball inlaratl Dated thlt day ol April 14. 1194 /1/DiannaL Kramer Director ol Faclllllat Planning A Conttruchon Publlih April 34 A Mae I. I. itei DEO 197________ _ _ _ _ _ _ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO : 44 444 OR 41 P IMRE THE MARRIAGE OF H ER M AL MOORE. Ptlllionar/WII*. and HAROLD EARL MOORE. Ratpondent/Hutband NO TICEO F ACTION IQ HAROLD EARL MOORE (C/O JANIE MAE MOORE 7547 CRAWFORD SANFORD, FLORIOA 12771 (Ratpondenl'tLatl Known Addratt) YOU ARE HER EB Y NOTI F IE D lhal a Patlllon lor Dlt tolullon ol Marrlaga hai baan Iliad agalntl you. and that you ar* required lo tare* a copy ol your Retpont* or Pleading to Ih* Pallllon upon Ih* Wlla't a l l o r n a y . T H O M A S C. GREENE. ESQUIRE. 411 Eail Flrtl Slreal. Sanlord, Florida 17773 049) and III* Ih* original Ratponta or Pleading In Ih* ONica ol Ih* Clark ol Ih* Circuit Courl, on or belore th* 5th day ol May. 1994 II you lall lo do to a Dalaull Judgmanl will ba laktn agalntl you lor th* rallal damandad In lha Pallllon DATED al Sanlord. Samlnola Counly. Florida. Ihlt lit! day ol March. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE C IR CU irCO U N T B Y ; Diana K Brummalt Publlih: April 1. 10, II. 74. 1994 DEO 21 IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 91 1911 CA It E CROWN HANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK (1/k/aCrown Savlngt Attoclallon undar Hi lormar tlalacharlar). Plalnlill. v. DAVID R, ROSSETTEHand SUZANNE ROSSETTEH. hutband end wife, TRENOMAKER HOMES. INC . a Florida corporation, HOWELL HARBOR ESTATES ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida corporation nol lor profit and UNKNOWN TENANTS. Dalandant! NOTICE OF SALE Purtuanllo Chapltr 41 NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN purtuanl lo an Order or Final Judgmanl ol Foradotur* dated April 4. 1994. and anlarad In Cate No 91 193* CA 14 E ol lb* Circuit Court ol Ih* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Sami nol* Counly. Florida, whartln CROWN BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK ll/k/a Crown Savlngt Attoclallon undar lit lormar tlala charter! It Plain III! and DAVID R. ROSSETTER and SUZANNE ROSSETTER, hutband and wll*. TR E N D MAKER HOMES. INC . a Flor Ida corporation. H O W E LL HARBOR ESTATES ASSOCIA TION. INC , a Florida corpora lion nol lor profit and UN KNOWN TENANTS ar* dalan dinlt. I will tall lo th* hlghatl and bail bidder for cath al Ih* Wall Iron! door al Ih* Seminole County Coulhout* In Sanlord. Samlnola Counly, Florida *1 alavan o'clock a m on th* 10th day ol May, 1994, Ih* Inflowing datcrlbad property at tal lorlh In tald Ordar or Final Judg men!, Ig wll: Lot 30. HOWELL HARBOR ESTATES, according to Ih* Plal thereof, at recorded In Plal Book 34. Pag* 51, Public Hoc ordt ol Samlnola Counly, Flor Ida. Daltd al Samlnola Counly, Flotlda Ihlt "Ih day ol Aorll. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE At Clark, Circuit Courl Samlnola County. Florida By: Dorothy W. Bolton At Deputy Clark Publlih April 17.74, 1994 DEQ 1)9 �* %* * \ I « * I 10B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1094 Florida leads nation’s best beaches listing ■ yBILLKACZOR Associated Press Writer Best beaches at a glance P E N S A C O LA — David Lcllcnnun's T o p 10 Lists may tie good Tor a laugh, but Stephen Lcnthcrmun's To p 20 Is the list of choice for sun. sand and surf. Th* top M on llnlvartlty of Maryland geutoglit__,_r. L*4lh*rman’i 11*1 turvay ol public beach** acrot* Ih* Urtltod SIt tot: Flo rid a beaches. In c lu d in g No. 1 -ru n krd Grayton Bench Slate Recreation Aren, accounted for 12 of the lop 20 spots in Lcuthermun's annual survey of 650 public benches across the nntton. Grayton was one of five Panhandle Itcachrs, Including four In the tup 10, on the list compiled by the University or Maryland geologist, or "D r. Bench." as ho likes to be called. Th e only other slates with more than one bench on the list were Hawaii with four and New York with two. But there are a couple of significant changes In this year's survey, Lcathenuan's fourth, he said In u telephone Interview Friday from College Park. Md. To p beaches In the first three surveys have been excluded so there will be a new No. 1 every year. t. Grayton Beech Slat* Recreation Ary*. Or ayton Beech, FI*. 7. Kailua, Hawaii. 1. Caladail ltl*nd list* Park, Dunedin, Ft*. 4. SI. Andrew* Slat* Recreation Art*. Panama City Baach, Fla. I. SI. Jowph Panlniula Stole Park. Port St. Joa, Fla. t. Kaunao*. Hawaii. 1. Crandon Park, Miami. I. Ulua, Hawaii. I St. Georg* Itland Stato Park, Apalachicola, FI*. IS Fort DaSota Stato Park. SI. Patonburg, Fit. II Delnor Wlgglnt Pat* Stato Racraatton Are*. Naptot. FI*. II. Perdido Kay Slat* Racraatton Ara*. Pantacal*. Fla I) Hutopo*. Hawaii 14 Oracoka Itland, N C. IS. Sand Kay Park, Claarwator, Fla. 14. Eait Hampton Baach, N.Y. 11. Wetlhemplon Baach. N.Y. II Clam Pau Park, Jacktanvlll*. Fla. If Smathart Baach, FtorIda Kayt N Coat! Guard Baach. Matt Previout National Wlrtwrt 1— Kapalua, Kapali Hawaii. iffl— Iffl1-— Bahia Hand* Slat* RacraattonAre*. Florida Kay*. Iffl — Hapuna. Hawaii. Bicludad Iromiubeequant turvayt. "W e know they're tops, so no use putting them in the competition," Leuthcrm an said. "O the r­ wise. Ihey keep popping u p ." Th e previous best beaches of the year were Kupalun In llnwnll. 1991; Buhlu Honda State Recreation Area In the Florida Keys. 1992. and Hapunn In Huwall. 1993. Another change Is n return to the survey's original rating criteria that puts an emphasis on nature over development. It had been changed Inst year to give more weight to amenities such ns hotels and restaurants because Condc Nast Traveler magazine sponsored the 1993 list. Th a t caused Grayton Bench, ranked second In the first two surveys, to drop to sixth. "Grayton Beach Is kind of the perfect bench. If (here Is one." Lcathcrm nn said. " It’s a wellmaintained state recreational urea, has good facilities for visitors, sugar-white sand, a lukc nearby and beautiful, clean aquamarine water." Whnt Grayton Beach, nbout 60 miles cast of Pensacola on the G ulf of Mexico, doesn't have are hotels, high-rises. hot dog stands and huge rrowds. O nly (36,000 people visited the park last year. Some beaches get that m uny visitors In a day. But that's fine with m uny of the park’s regulars who find solitude one of Its chief attractions. Th a t's ulso what helped It rank tops on this year's list. Olher factors in Crayton's fuvor Included lack of pollution, low crime rate, nnlurul beach, w a rm water and good fishing and swim m ing. Kailua In Hawaii ranked second an this year's list, followed by Caladesl Island State Park at D u n e d in near T a m p a and tw o Panhandle benches: St. Andrews State Recreation Area at Pnnuma City nnd St. Joseph Peninsula Stute Park near Port St. Joe. Sixth through 10th place went to Kaunaoa. Hawaii; Crnndon Park. Miami; Ulua, Hawaii; St. George Island Slate Park In the Panhandle near Apalachicola and Fort DcSoto Park at St. Petersburg. Most of the top beaches rank very close and arc rated In the lower 240s or upper 230s on a point scale of 0-250. But all of the top beaches have some unlqur attributes, Lcathcrmnn said. "Th e re Is more than a grain of salt's, or a grain of sand's, difference to them ." he said. "N o beach Is entirely the same." Another chungc this ycur Is that Leuthcrman Is no longer ranking the worst beaches, although that list muy have had a positive Impact In the past by encouraging cleanup efforts. Leatherinan cited Border Field Slate Park near San Diego, Calif., that was ranked among the worst two years ago because of raw sewage washing up from Tijuana. Mexico. After the survey, a $2 million arresting device was Installed to help divert sewugr away from the coast. Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices PUBLIC SAL! County, Florida, dateribad at: Tha wait to of Lot 1. Block " 0 " . Brown't Subdlvlilon of Back Hammock, according to Iha plat tharaof ai racordad In Plat Book 1, Paga U . of Iha Public Racordi ol Samlnola County. Florida. at public Mia. to tha hlglwtt and bait blddar lor caih. at tha wait front door ol Iho Samlnola County Courthouto. 101 North Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida, at It:00 A.M.,on May It. IfN. In accordanca with Iha Amorleant with Dltablllty Act. partent naedlng a tpadal accom modatlon to participate In lltla irocaadlng thou Id contact ttw nd lvidua I or agancy wnding notlca not latar than wvan dayt prior to ttw proceeding at Iha addratt glvan on ttw notice Telephone: WM1S-4JJ0, E>t. 471/1 t HO t i l «77t (TD D I or 1 OCOtlS OTTO (V ). via Florida Invitation to Bid Treat B ld lA /R U I Seminal* County Board ol County Commltttonen raquatlt Interfiled partial lo lubmlt formal waled bldt tor ttw above referenced Invitation to Bid. Bid packagat will b* available at the County * Purchatlng Ol vlilon located tl: 1101 E . Ill Street. Room HOI Sanlord, FL 77//I Requatl lor bid documanti may tw mad* by calling 140/1 771 11)0 aifantlon 1114, or vl* lacilmlto at (40/1110 f»4*. Bltfi mutt be received by the Purchatlng Dlvlilon no later than ) 00 p.m llocal timtl on Wadnaiday, May II. tff4 Bldt received attar tuch time will b* raturnad unopanad All bldi mall be opened publicly and read aloud A Pr* Bid Contaranc* will b* held at 10:00 a m on April It. IH4 al Samlnola County Sarv left Building. 1101 E. Ill Slrt*l. Room IN I, Sanlord. Florid* Attendance H not mandatory, but It encouraged ALL PR OSPECTIVE BID DERS ARE H E R E B Y CAU TION ED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE SEM INOLE COUNTY BOARD OF C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS. C O U N T Y M A N A O E R . OR COUNTY STAFF MEMBERS O T H E R T H A N THE SPECIFIED CONTACT PERSON REGARDING TH E ABOVE BID. ALL CONTACTS M U S T BE C H A N N E L E D THROUGH TH E PURCHASING OIVISION Contact Jacqul Perry. Buyer, at 140/1 771 11JO a« lent Ion 7114 lor further Intor met Ion M/WBE’l are encouraged lo participate Ih the bid procett Publlth: April)4. t*f4 OEU 101 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. I11I4CA-I4 E home s a v i n o s o f P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O IVEN T H A T ON Tuatday, April M. IPV4. .1 11:00 a m . Eattorn. at Ih* pramltat of Prtmtor Machinary, Inc.. 111? Skadar Road. Orlando. Florida J7*oa. the undarilgnad wilt Mil at public Mia lo tha hlghatl blddar all ol It* right, lltla and Intaratt In and to tha following daacrlbad protwrty at It. wtiara It. to wilt Ona (I ) Lagunmatlc Modal 7)7 Varllcal Milling Machlna i/n I V i i 43? TERMS OF SALE: A mini mum Down Paymant ol 7S% In olttwr cath, carllllad or cath tar‘i chach at ttw lima ol Mlo with ttw balanca duo within II hourt. Ttw undarilgnad r iM t r t l tha right to bid. FOR FURTHER INFORMA TIO N C O N T A C T : Elian M. Jonai at «t/**oootl. ORIX C R ED IT ALLIANCE. INC., «00 Maitland Cantor Parkway, Suita too.Maitland. Florid* 11/11 Publlih April H . 14, lift DEO III f B a I a u (A»ii|rA D ATED thli 70th day el April. 1114. MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana E Jawwlc Deputy Clark Publlth April 74 A May 1.1114 0E0 771 I N T H I CIRCUIT COURT, IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. ft-tlt-C A -lt-B F A M IL Y STBAKHO USE OF M IAM I E M P L O Y E E TR U ST FUND. IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF TH E C IO H TB B N TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT. IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASBNO.intiu-cc-ieo Plaintiff. CEDAR WOOD VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, IN C . Plalntlfl, vt ROBERT W .DaPUEY, Datandanl NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN thal purtuanl to a Final Judg mint of lltn Foradotura an tarad In ttw above captioned matter. I will Mil the property tltuatad In Samlnola County. Florida, date ribad at: That certain Condominium parcel competed ol Unit Number 0 J 1101, and Iha un divided percentage of Inlaratt or there In ttw common alemerit appurtenant thereto, In ec cordance with and tub|ed lo ttw covanantt, condltlont. reticle Ifont, eetementt. termt end other provliiont ol Iho Declare Han ol Condominium ol CEOAR WOOD VILLAGE CONOOMIN IUM I, at recorded in O R Book 1304. pagat 4*J through it* Public Racordt ol Samlnola County. Florida, and amend manlt thereto at recorded In OR Boo* 1)0/. pagat )*4 through Mt. end In O H Boo* 111/ pagat 101 through 10*. ell ol ttw Public Racordt ol Semi note County, Florida, al Public Sale to ttw hlghett end bait bidder lor cath, el the Watt Front Ooor of the Seminole County Couflhouw. Ml N Perk Avenue. Sanford Florida, on the 7<th day of May, lff4. at 11 00 J A M E S L. S C R I B N E R . OOR O THEA SCRIBNER, hit wife, and U N ITE D STATES OF AMERICA. Dofandantt. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EB Y OIVEN that purtuant to a final |udg man! datad April It, Ittt. in favor of Plaintiff, F A M IL Y S T E A K H O U 1 E O F M IA M I E M P L O Y E E TR U S T FUND, agalntl Defendant*. JAMES L S C R IB N E R . D O R O T H E A S C R IB N E R and U N I T E D STATES OF AMERICA. In Co m No t t l/ S C A U E of ttw Circuit Court In and tor lomlnolo County. Florida, In which FAM ­ ILY STBAKHOUSE OF MIAMI EM PLOYEE TRUST FUND It tha Plalntlfl and JAM ES L S C R IB N E R . O O R O T H E A S C R IB N E R , and U N I T E D STATES OF AM ERICA ara tha Dofandantt. I will tall to ttw hlghoit and bait blddar for cath at ttw Watt front door of ttw Samlnola County Courthouto In Sanford. Florida, at i i 00 A M . on May 11. Iffl. ttw following dattrlbad proparty tat forth In tha IInal lodgment: Lot 40*. Spring Oakl Unit ). according to ttw Plat Itwraof at racordad in Plat Book IT, Pagat U. 7) and It. Public Racordt of SamlnolaCounty, Florida DATED : April JO, Ittl MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By: Jana E Jatawlc Deputy Clark Publlth April 14 A May 1. me ____________ DEO no am In accordance with the Amar leant Witt Dliabllllwt Act. per torn with dlubllltlet needing a tpeclel accommodation to par tldpate In thlt proceeding thou Id contact Court Admlnlt tretion el 110 North Park Aye nue, Sanford. Florida J7UI. telephone (toll 7714U0. t i l 4771. not later than wven IT) dayt prior to the proceeding tl hearing Impaired. I TDD) ItOOtMO/TI or Voice IVI I OOOtSSI/re. via Florida Rtlay Service Dated Itili 71it day ol April, lf*4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIQ H TBEM TH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ST AT E O F FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION C A H N O .in 4 a i'C A I* -E M ID STATE TRUST II, a Data war. butlnau Irutl, Plaintiff, vl CAR M EN L C O S TELLO , a ling to man. Dtfandant. AM ENDED NOTICE OP SALE Notlca li hariby glvan that, purtuant to an Ordar or Judg m ini antarad In tha abovt captlonad caw, I will tall ttw procwrtv tltuatad In Samlnola ISEAL! AMERICA, FSB. l/k/a HOME SAVINGS OF AMERICA, F A Plaintiff, VELVA J PETERSON and JEFFREY L. PETERSON, her hutbend, and RYOER SYSTEM FEDERAL CREDIT UNION. Dalandanli AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN lhal. purtuanl to a Summary Final Judgment In Foreclotur* entered In the above ttyled cauw. In the Circuit Court al Semlnol* County, Florida. I, Clark ol lh* Circull Court ot Samlnola County. Florida, will w ll Itiat certain properly tllual ad In Samlnola County, Florida, more particularly deter lbed at: Lai « / , PLAN OF LONG WOOD, according to the plat thereat at recorded In Plat Book I. Peget II. It. 70 and II. Public Record* ol Seminole County, Florida Alto known at 100 6 Palmetto Avenut. Longwood. Florida Jl/SO al public Ml*, to Iho hlghatl and bell bidder, lor cath. at ttw Weil front tlapt of ttw Samlnola Caunty Courlhout*. Sanford. Florida at II 00 a m on May It. I*t4 Wllnatt my hand and ttw official wal el thli Court on April N , IH4 ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Jane E. Jawwlc Deputy Clark Publlih April 14 to May l. IW4 OEom NOTICE OF PROPOSED PURCHASE OF REAL PROPERTY BY SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Nolle* It hereby glvan that Ttw School Board ol Semlnol# County. Florida will conilder ttw approval ot an option contract lor tha purchaw ol certain real property to bo uwd at additional land tor ttw future Winter Spring! High School al lit regular mealing to bo held on Tuatday, May 14. lf*4 al / 00 PM at ttw School Board Htedquarliri. 1)11 Mallonvlll* Avanua, Sanford, Florida THE SELLERS: Ltwliend Juanita Blumbarg THE PURCHASE PRICE IS: *400.000 00 THE PROPERTY DESCRIPTION IS: Ttw lubiact ilia Ii located about l.oon feat north ol ttw tignaiiiad Intarwctlon ot State Road 414 and Brantley Avanua. being on the watt Hd* of Branllay Avenue, a dlrf tlraaf. Winter Spring* Samlnola Caunty, Florida v Publlth. April 14.11*4 v* oiatto_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NOTICE OF ELECTION B* It known that I, Jim Smith. Secretary of State ol tha Slat* of Florida, do Iwraby give notice that a GENERAL ELECTION will be held in Samlnola County. State ol Florida, on ttw tint Tuetdey alter ttw llril Monday In November. A D . Iff 4. the Mid Tuetdey being Ih* EIG H TH day ol NOVEMBER, lo till or retain Iha following office* United Slate* Senator Reprewntallv* lor ttw Third and Seventh Congrettional Dlitrlct Governor and Lieutenant Governor Secretary ol Slat* Attorney General State Comptroller Stale Treeturer Commlttlorwr ol Education Commlttlorwr ol Agriculture Retention ot Two Juttlcetol Ih* Florida Supreme Court Retention ol 1 Judge*. FItth Oltlrlct Court ot Appeal . Eighteenth Judicial Circull Court Judge*. Group* 4 4, II, Hand 14 County Court Judg*. Group I • Slate Senator* lor Senatorial Dlttrlclt: Hand 14 Slat* Reprewnlallvet tor llouw Dlttrlclt: IS. 71.14.11 end 1/ County CommltHonert: 1 end 4 Dltlrlctt School Board Member* I, land 1 Dlitrlct* Semlnol* Soil & Water Conwrvatlon Oi.tr ict Group* 1,1. 4 end 1 IN Tetllmony Whereof, I have Hereunto tel my hand and alliied tha Oraat Seal ot ttw State ot Florida, al Tellehetw*. Ttw Capital, thlt ttw Twelfth day ol April, A D . It u (SEAL) JIM SMITH SECRETARY OF STATE Publlth. April 14 A May 1,lff4 OEQ 14a OFF THE LEASH<?!> by W.B. Park MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Iha Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jawwlc Deputy Clerk Publlth April J4 A May I. Itti D EO 17/ C E L E B R I T Y C IP H E R C#*CKit# CipMr cryptog/B/Ti i/t crMl*d from quotaifon* turnout poopto, pH»«« vid p/«tenf inch Mia* m INi u&tm tfanrta to/ an/Xt** To Jift CK* l/Mfw*l V • IS • I And you should tell her so with a Mother's Day Greeting in the Sanford Herald Classifieds on M ay 8,1994. (And don't foi Mothers-ln Examples ,Grandm others and iw are Moms tool) K H J Z K Z I C W Y Z K N P N *I N T Z O P I . W O W Z Y Y M J T 1 I F CPLHBP Z I C W Y Z K N P . ' I V Z X M P 8 ) JTP — I P Y U K K C P V Y R . MB PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I'm quits proud lo b« ttw only European actrot* to pity oppotll* Marlon Brando. OulIB proud." — Marla Schneider. go find us a livo M t o p U c t gn T o orderyou Seatort W ES All entrants In the Endangered Species Coloring Contest can pick up their FREE PASS TO at the Sanford Herald Friday, % \ �m ,: f Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 24, 1994 - 11B 71—Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 031-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 6:00 AM.-3:30 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 consecutive lim n ............ 57c a line 7 consecutive times........„.70< a line 3 consecutive times--------- Qtc a line 1 time.... ............... . $1.19 a line Rates ere per Issue, based on 3 lines •3 Lines Minimum Sched\*ng may « » tuOo HeiakJ M vw U ct al ina cost ot an adibborul day Cancel when you <>rt raaiiti Pay only tor day* your ad runa al rata earns*.! ll»* M duscnpbon lor fastest raiuni Copy mult tnoow nccaptatiio lypo graphical form *Comn<arci.il frequency i,n<>« ,uo aviklabin DEADLINES Tumd.ty irvu I i«1ay IJ Noon The Day Before Pubacation Sunday 12 Noon fnday •Monday 5 30 P M Ftiday ADJUSTM ENTS AND CREDITS: In the event of an error In an ad, the Sanford Herald will be responsible lor the first insertion only and only to the extent of the cost of that Insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy the first day It runs. 12— Eldtrly Caro 45— L e g a l S e rv ic e s ADULT C A N ! In our private home Sanford area. Lott ol loving care Ior your loved one* Contact Holly i n Stay ADULT C A M In private San ford home 1450/me Inc love, meal*. transport , enter tainmenl, k morettt >e*l • PROFESSIONAL LEOAL A Photography lor uw at evi­ dence LOW RATES 777 >5*4 61— M o n e y to L e n d KEEP DRIVINfi AND STILL GET THE MOREYI All you need It your title Jack Diamond tor appointment __________ 760 m t ___________ ADOPTIONS Tree medical cars, transpor tallon, counseling. private doc tor plus living evpemei Her #717511 Clearwater Attorney John Frtcker iseetTMeao 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d AM EMPLOYMENT FREE REGISTRATION 25— S p e c ia l N o tic e s HANDYMAN Terrific opportunity In area Answer the phone* and ***1*1 YOUR CLASSIFIED AD MACHINIST tt hr Put your tkillt to work here Good co . good benefit* OAY OR NIGHTI OFFICE GAL 57 50 hr Local Sanford firm 407 - 323-9408 F of corwtm#nf and et onomi cal Advertising nothing b##tt »h» (»4nfo4cJ H#r#ld Fas o% your *d to th# Cl4ititi#d Dept end include th# lolloping In tor met Ion • Hi'ltng name, addretv end pPsone number •Contact name end phone number for *d ven fleetton e Ster t dete •Number of deyi you mould tike your ad to run If voo have any quetttont, t>f#4»# ten the Cletufted A d v e rtilin g D e p a rtm e n t' Monday F ttdey.I JOS JO ATTEN TIO N SECOND SHIFT P A R E N T S : Reliable childcare with hot mtel% Licensed deycere facility Cell TEACHER'S A IK WANTED Childcare eiperlence re quired Willing to drive van andgelaCOL C a lllll 7*05 Apply DeSAry Miner between ♦am and I pm. M N Hvry ti n . OeRary Drug tree workplace AVON product* I.0M. Earn to SON No door/ckxir PT/FT SandlUl IIM/I *00*441144 TREE CARE Davey Tree Eiperl Company, teekt eiperlencod foremen and trimmer* lor lit retlden tlal/commorlclal division. Clatt B COL and minlmun 2 yrt e ip preferred Com pelUliv* wages, benefits end bonuses EOE Cell 401 211 1020 Full lime. Mutt have tale model ecene vehicle ter local tfellvorlet ulllittng pertonal vehicle. Call MJ 1M14I1 CLERK/CASHIER Cotlal Marl Inc . now hiring lull llme/part lime potlllon* Eacellenl wage*, benetll* and vacation Apply In perton only MIT Or lando A ve Sanlord I Acre** from ^ peye*l CLUB/RESTAURANT HELP •BARTENDERS 0 CLUB MANAGERS ODJS OSERVERS • HOST VHOST ESSES E «parlance preferred Cell l i t IMA________ CUSTOMER REP SUMMER WORK $9.25 Notional corporation hot onlry level potlllon* open FT/PT avail Wo train 10 AASP tcholarthipt awarded Interview now/Starl alter linalt In Daylena call <**4I1» 044* In South Seminole tall III *004 CUSTOMER REP SUMMER WORK $9.25 National corporation hat entry level potlllon* open FT/PT avail We train to AASP tcholarthipt awarded Interview now/Starl alter linalt In Oa ytotta caIII *04) I M *444 to South SamInalo coll H I *004 40 hr* » Paid Inturance and benalilt Clatt O Lie rag Clean driving record’ Know I edge ol Orlando area a plot Inquire al. IM IS SanterdAve laniard DRIVERS WANTED Company otter* full training With clean clot* B driver* llrento lor day and night thlHt Wo ollor tDO per week lo tier!, major mroical. de nlal and paid vacation* Apply al USA Service*. 444 Spring Mammock Cl. Longwood ___________sit no*________ CLERICAL RESEARCHER DRIVERS NEEDED BOOKKEEPER I? SOhr Keep book* In area ENGINEER IJlh r Any packegeeip wine FACTORY WORKER Life clerical A pertonahty count* in winning thl* one ORDER PULLER Keep track of In and out going Supplies tor (hi* great co CUSTOMER RELATIONS 5450 wkr Keep track ol sal** SIGN INSTALUN t» hr Deal with commercial sign* Your Ideal opportunity It hr Scheduling appoint ment* with * smile here now MACHINE MAINTENANCE 15 hr Handle pret* machine OFFICE TRAINEE id hr Learn all phase* here MORE POSITIONS CALL B A B Y lllflN G IN MY HOME •Am iPm Moreiey Frldey Mem 11ton school eree Ml WW OPENINO APRIL Had. I » l i l t Sanford. FL Jackie Caste - Swim Lessons TEACHERS Pari and lull lime stall needed In childcare center* _________ 407 222 U » _________ P A R TTIM C D IE TA R Y AIDE Eiperlence preferred WAREHOUSE WORKER f r rattf rfl fMIA.»c. llf> io 31— P r iv a t e In s tru c tio n s F U L L T IM E R E L IE F COOK Eiperlence A MUST. Strong tupervlioryiklllt 14 SOhr Pick your ihIff now MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 27— N u r s e r y & C h ild C o ro E ip . auto/marln* painters needed. A p p ly afi 147* Delgner PI., Sanlord 1114IM ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS DELIVERY/WAREHOUSE RECEPTIONIST FAX TO US A N Y TIM E SPRAT PAINTERS A O D TO VOUR INCOME S IL L AVON NOWI c a ll n tts Te r m e m * DRIVEN WANTED * NOW ACCEPTINO 21— P e rs o n a l! K IT ’N’ CA R I.YI.K M iy Lurry Wrlphl EARN UP TO *2000 123 5176 roow jit A G CARRIERS. Tavaret. FI. a well etlablithed and grow Ing Central Florida bated company oiler* you o 1U lo }*t per mile o Up to I? 000 ml per mo oSlopOII Pay o Unloading Pay o Vacation Pay „ , o Salely k Per lor mane e Bonut O spouta Riding Program o Average Trip t 7Oay* o Late Model Conventional Tractor* II you have > yeert tree lor trailer. OTR end tnow and Ice experience plut a good driving record, call ________ ItO O IM H M ________ EARN 14000/M004 Per. Month. II you have ceurege calll >4llJiei*hr. ret, mtg. it st AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing \u< ceedt like success We re well Inlo our Jrd decade ol training successful agent* No licence? Wellhelpl WATSON REALTY CORP REALTORS 11311*4 p e r we e k p r o c e t t l n g IIIA IIIID Gov I Helundt No eiperlence necettary Call 1 SIS All Iiaae«l IM 14hr* ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS Commercial tile mUCF tree Benefit* pec keg# ANECO INC 44)7 EOE/Drug free workpiece WAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK y .n Eiperlencod only Apply In person. Days Inn, Sanlord 447 121 4104 ___ ____ WAREHOUSE AND OENERAL LABOR H E L P N E E D E D I Bonus lor drivers All thlllt available Dolly pay. no lee Hrport ready lo work S.Mam. Industrial Labor Svc . 101* k I*Ch/W* o itsae, w » i 71— H e lp W a n te d 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d P U S U R E R S AND LABORERS EXPERIENCED BOOT PERSON N E ED E D IM M ED IATELY Call Bill a U D oefo Mutl have own tool* and be able lo do heavy collision Apply In perton between tarn and 1pm al 2401 Country Club Road. San lord 272 4*44 EXPERIENCED COOKS Fulltime Apply In perton PER R V5R ESTA UR AN T Upper level, AHamanto Moll FIBERGLASS LAMINATORS Sanlord Third thill National food salts comp needs perton lor warehouse O T req Per marsenl potlllon tl'h r. Up ward mobility and monetary growth Close Never a lee I Halp Personnel, 41*44** w il d l if e /c orservat T on I yr u p Apply al: 147* OoifnoT PI , Sanford 21141*4 JOBS ROOFERS GOOD WORKERS NEEDED Game wardens, security, maintenance, etc No eiperl enc* necettary Now hiring For Inlo call 21* 7*4 0010 7227 ♦AM 10PM 7day* All phaia* of rapair Eiparl ented Call JJf H44 DAILY WORK/OAILY PAY Report 4am 1201S H wy 17 *2 Long wood Call a** 1221 alter 1pm SALES Service compeny teeklng pari lime help Flenbl* hour* end HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED WORK AT HOME Pari lime, lull lime workers needed Earn u l r a eilraordlnary mrxsey For In formation tend tell addressed stamped envelop* lo O A R Consulting, PO B*< t i l l , laniard. FL 211111111 Ad 1 10* PEOPLE- to lot* weigh 11 No will power reql I00X natural! Dr ret I Colleen 407 124 1714 M AUTO AUCTION DRIVCR1 N EEO EO I Mutt have valid Florida drivers llcent* end be able lo drive stick Call between I 1 SPRINT 1TAFFINO. 21* N il 14 T E L E M A R K E T E R S N EEO ED I Call between 12 SPRINT STAFFINO. IN N il dayk. 221 allSatk lor Rodney With clientele Full or part lime Call 111 4114 SALES Retail eiperlence lor lewelry tale*. Call 11* II**__________ TELEMARKETER SALES Potlllon open lor an eaperl enced telemarketer Evening hourk. 4PM 7PM. Monday through Thursday Apply in perton Sanford Herald. 100 N French Ave. atk lor Tracy For replacement window* In home Someepptt furnished *** *445 Casselberry_____ Secretary E ip In WordPerfect k Lotus 111 lor window* a mutl Type minimum 40 WPM 14 50 hr plut benefits Send resume lo PARANA Services. I l l W Itl SI, Suil* 101. Sanlord. FL )777 1. Alin Kelly or FAX 407 111 7*13 SECURITY OFFICER TRAINING/PLACEMENT LABORERS N EED ED Skilled end unskilled Oeyt Call between I 2 SPRINT STAFFING >1* 1011 LAW ENFORCEMENT JOBS No eip necettary Now hir mg US cutlomt. ollicert. etc For Inlo call 21* 7*4 0010 eil 17*0 » AM 10 PM. 7day* Arm ed and unarmed 1/4 0114 73— E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d SUPER I MOTEL LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS NOWHIRINO # ASSISTANT MANAGER E aperient* required • NIGHT AUDITOR * HOUSE KEEPING Apply In person 4110SR a* W . Sanlord Mutl have COL " A " with clean MVR Produce eiperl one* and good reference* re quired Call or 4p(4 y MSC Trucking. 1*11 W ill SI laniard. F L 4471717141 MEDICAL If YEAR OLO molhar of I r e c e n t l y l ocat ed f r om Northern Virginia detlre% entry level clerical work Call Sutan m 47)1 IPN W v Full lime and pari lime Itpm lam thill. Marl lime lam 2«>n atoll. 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n fu rn is h e d / R e nt * M ALE WANT* FEM ALE * I* tlsar* peal rend*. Free rent tor cempantoiitMp 2114*44 SANFORD-411 S. Perk Ave I end 2 bdrm. air 5725 1221 F 1100 dep 221 54*2or 1*0 4407 SANFORD 1 BDRM. All utilities paid. 1130' week with security i l l ................... 124 74*4 I BDRM.. Ilv rm, ki t. bath, and porch 111 Fre nch Ay* 5275/mo , 5100 tec. *2* 4*11 I EIO R O O M FR EE MONTH SPECIAL! 3 bdrm* k elite evell Call Jerry. 373 4450 93— R o o m s fo r R e n F A Q U IET, CLEAN rm. In San ford Kitchen k phone use, coin laundry 171 k up 224-4*15 CLEAN ROOM*, single starting 575/wk Kitchen, phone, laundry, video garnet, oil ttreelparking I »4471______ NICE Place Purn rm Prel female Water, elec., A/C k heal 575wk, 575 dep 138 05a* S A N F O R D . K l i chen and laundry prly. Cable Private home MS wk ♦ dep 121 7*44 SANFORD old house. Cable, phone, kitchen prly., private rm 140'wk Inc I uHI.141 20*4 WORKINO LAD Y Preferred House privileges. Everything furnished Lekelronl. 543/wk Cell (51 1*7* 97— A p a rtm e n t s F u r n is h e d / R e n t 103— H o u se s U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t SANFORD. 3 bdrm. t\1 bath lakalronl house S*30/mo ___________ 221 7004__________ SANFORD 3 bdrm. I balh. ten! H/A. carpel Like new) I yr lee«*5475/mo **4 545-1*11 SANFORD. 3 bdrm. I balh carpel, fenced lots Caldwell Realty Service 744 1700 SANFORD OOLDSBORO R E N TTO O W N 1 bdrm Like newl Air I I . 500 down 52*1/mo *4*71*7_______ Stenstrom Rentals NOTICE WAREHOUSE THIS BOSS REWAROS HARDWORK Merry Maldt pays lor parlor mane* every Friday! Day hrt only, no night* Intured car required, paid mileage Call Merry MaM* 111 5144 91— A p a rtm e n ts / H o u s e to S h a re All rtn ltl and real estate adve. lisemenit ere tub|ecl lo the Federal Fair Housing Act. which makes II Illegal lo advertise any preference. Ilm nation or discrim ination bated on race, color, religion, tee, handicap, lamlllal status or national origin SANFORD I BDRM A STUDIO All elec, A ir, re t are* 1230/m o , up Nopals 225 *01* SANFORD I BEDROOM E a ce lle n l neighborhood ItO'wk end 5300 security Also I ROOM E FFIC IEN C Y 575/wk, 5150 security 225-7*71 I BEORM. Privet* k Quiet 5350 month. 5150 deposit. 575 pel deposit Cell 1304211 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t SPRING BREAKII ■ 5ANFORO k 1-4 V l .l w/ dbl* car garage, ler porch, fplc . well k septic MSO/mo 1(50 tec • SANFORD 3/3 DUPLEX w/d hookup. C HA. 143Smo 5150 tec Stemlrem Realty, Inc. "W* Manage your Heme. Ilk* H was aur awn." Jim Oeyl* 222 14*1 Alter tPM i 13*14*5 W INTER SPRINOS 1 bdrm ~1 be. 0 lot. garage, wether/ d rye r, flreplc* S450/mo Renl/lease/optlon *4* 155* 3/1, appliances, hook ups. gereg*. carpel. Hinds, cent heel/alr la*Q 4*4 124*t i l «•* 1 BDRM. I Vs BATH, fenced yard laundry hook up. 1421/mo. 1400dep 111 Hayes 111 4*41 1 BEDROOM. 1 balh. cent H/A. lamlly rm Only 1500 down' Also a bdrm. 2 balh available Atk about our H UD homes I Why rent* THE HILLIMAN OROUP, INC Realtor 111 *131 1 BEDROOM. 1 BATH, double gerag*. lacujll, llreplac*. privacy fenced yard Sen ford/Lak* Mary area Avail able May Itl 1750-month 131 *4*1 alter tem On* Bedroom Apartments tl*t DEAL 105— D u p le x ___ T r ip le x / . R e n t Mottwood Apts 227 7714 MINUTES FROM SANFOKD SPRING SPECIAll! NICE 3 bdrm. 3 belh. 1324 Hickory SI. Sanlord 1400-mo 1400dep M* 4*0*or 444 444* 1ANFORD ’l nice unapt* A/C appll Avail 1/0I/V4 *270 A 1110plus dep________ 322 3354 1 BDRM. I BA. Eicel area oil street parking, near daycare 1375 mo 5700 tec HI *757 1 Bdrm /I Bath 111 2*2* SHEMANOOAHAPARTMENTS LARGE 1 BDRM Front and back porch Park vlaw O il Sir**! parking IHS/m o Al C h l a d l Breker/Owner I *0*111 44*1 MARINER'S VILLAGE 107— M o b ile H om es / Rent Lake Ada I bdrm. 1340 mo 2bdrm. 1414 mo and up 323-1670 SANFORD I Bdrm. 1300/mo'. plus security All utilities paid tueplelec 313 (*63 W EKIVA RIVER. !«•«*'• p'up e r l y , I b d r m. I bel h, furnished, util Incl . 1150/mo plus tm tec *04 3*1 4074 H a v e E G G S - A C T I aY Apply m per to* I LAKE VIE W NUR1INO CENTER . *1* E. Second II . Sanlerd MEDICAL W h a t ) ’('•/ N r a / ! •S«itf|U* ’ *ft*»y ()*• tifJ» i r i . { )i sit Mi V, or Aftoyi* * £n «ti(jy F flic ie n l S lu ifio A fford, it tin Apiitftvi(tnf% NURSING ASSISTANT All Full lime and p*irf fins* Only thot# Having «ip « rttnet a* a Hurting Attitfanf In long farm carm and being able to show proof of raglifra Hon fo faka the court# or challanga fha fatf upon application should apply Mutl ha carfthad rso lafar than 90 day* attar hira Drug fraa workplace Dabary Manor M N. Nary II tl Dabary. FI 401O li 4m MEDICAL 1 A i H o i Ihmhm C o m o S m e ll T h e S a v in g s O n O u r Beautiful 1 & 2 B e d ro o m A p a rtm e n t H o m e s l •f fondly Ott Silt* ( >«*|>e*iiif if»l*• M«1flil()9*fVI«fri| * A ttic Sfo#•!«)«.» P fiviitr* f’ .ifio A M o m ’ SANFORD COURT APARTM ENTS 3301 S. Sanford Avo. •Sanford 323-3301 Mimas Mon S*it l) *>M) Qosmt Smi .RN MANAGER Located On Beautiful Lake Monroe... Full lime 7 1 thill, weekend* 011 Eiperlence In an acute care telling and management highly desirable Com* and be a pari ol Ihe changing trend In long lerm car* Salary d* pendent upon eiperlence Get 1Month's Ren! FREE ^. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lease C o e v illa A p a rtm e n ts 2580 Rldgowood Ave. •Sanford *330-1431 'P<vuult&e t y w i s 4 d c 0 i e & i .. . IPN Full lime end pari lime * and 12 hour thlllt available Good leadership tkillt a mutl GN’t and G P N 't with prevlout leadership eiperlence alto encouraged lo apply Drug Ire* workplace H o lle r C o n c re te Lawn S e rv ic e FLORIDA S T A T I REQUIRES all contractor* bo rogltlertd or certified To verily o tlolo c o n tro c lo ri llc o n tt call I 400 241-7*40 Occupational Llctmet are required by the county end con be verified by CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayno Baal I Man Quality Opera tlonl IIP 1224/424 M 2 TOM A JEFF'* LAWN CAREI Ret /Comm . dependablt. low raletl Freo etl........... 110 7070 A d d itio n s & R t m o d e lln g RES /COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum Framing Drywall, Doo m , Rooting. Concrete D H M f .. S O Ballrd, CBCOMtao A p p ll a rices APPLIANCE REPAIR • Fred appl, tervlce call with re jalrtUtota^^Mtosf^lHTM ______ C a r p e n t r y ______ CARPENTER AH kind* ol home repair*, painting A ceramic llto^Rkhard Gross Till* / ] C a rp e t/ ln s ta lla tlo n ^ CARPET M ILL OIRECT ■If Dticounli Fameut Brandt Flrtl Quality, Top Lina. Slalnmatlor, Saionlot. Tracklott. Sculpture* 14.** yd Commercial level loopt U 4* yd IntlolUllon. 4*1*124-1 C a rp a l C le a n in g Pai n ti ng E le c t r ic a l M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Rep4lr addition, comm/ret. LlC/Int rEROOOiiejT7I 44H H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t AFFORDABLE HOME Repair Dependable All phase* Call lor Free e*l Michael 111 >10* AL DOES IT ALL! F U II right el a price you can allord Llc'd/lnt From atari to (Wish Carpentry, plumb Ing. electrical, and rooting tvet JJ yrt ol eiperlence No |ob loo big or tmell. Call P re s s u re C le a n in g ~ DUN R ITB i Clean driveway*, rooll. pool deck*, w tlk l. house*. Pro*etl. O l 4121 P h o to g r a p h y BEACH, Sports and Wtddir^s Mobil equip unique pricing. For Inlo cell 174*401 BEACH. Sptrl* and Wedding* Mobil equip unique pricing For Inlo call 174 **01 1141tt*»f 1114IH14houto Pooling R ESTO R A TIO N . DRYW ALL. metal tludt. doors, trim, tid Ing. porchat. deck*, garebot Licensed'Insured_____ 111-1047 OYSBERS HOME REPAIR A ROOFINO Painting, car pentr y Bond/Int/LIc RC0O4424S Cell 574 4315 RITE-WAY"'""...... WE SHOW UP ./La I ’I l i l i I1U ts F y C n ll C ln t i i n r i l W o rk Kor SAM'S C A R P IT CLEANINO plut strip and bull Hoar*. Retldenflal/commerclal 24 hrt 224 2141, beeper 444 0141 tin v y 322-2611; C le a n in g S m ei rv ic e L a n d s c a p in g HONEST DEPENDABLE Person lo dean your house |utl the way you ilka II 'ol a pr ice you ture can a Ilord Call Verme 22M444 P A IN T IN O . paper hanging, pretture washing and dry wall repair. Free etl 1315174 RANDY'S Q U A LITY LAWNi Complete pro car* tine* l**0. Clean up*, hauling 111 071* S w im m in g P o o l S e rvic e / R e p a ir W E EK LY SERVICE i t horn Irom 141 mo. Chem Rile Pool Service 2*0 2771 Robert Shoemaker T r e e S e r v ic e ECHOLS TR E E SVC U c't. Int "Lei the Prolettlonalt do II." Freo estimate*...........122 212* W in d o w R e p a ir a n d C le a n in g WINDOW 6 SCREEN REPAIR: 447 121 7112 Advertise Your B u siness Every Day For As Low As $ 4 5 Pe r M o n t h . Call Classified, 322-261 1 Apply In perton Debary Manor M N . Hwyl7*l Debary. FI _________ 4*7 44* 4414_________ MEDICAL \ r I . AKi : Beautiful 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available MOV KOI $300 OFF Full Month's Rent DENTAL HVGCNIST Immediate opening available for dynamic Individual 2 4 day* per week Strong perlo tkillt a mutl *04I7S4100 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 1 Bedroom SEABREEZE mo.* t io o iiA k M On SelectedGorgeous l & 2 Bedroom Apartment Homes. Amenities Include Wasliers/Dryers In Emy Unit, Fireplaces, NewClubhouse b Fitness Center. St. Croix Apartments 322-1051 On Lake Emma Rd.* Lake Mary E x p e r i e n c e d l or busy orthopaedic o lllc* . Call Sharon al 747 5535___________ 401W . Seminole Blvd. • Sanford MtiUlon TK1*Ad C Pty Ho Apportion Feet 3 2 1 -7 3 0 3 H O U R S : M - f . 9 • 6 • S a t. 1 0 -5 « S u n . C lo s e d JANITORIAL Eiperlencod cleaner* and tu pervltort Numerous locations Day/evenlng hour*. P/T, F/T. Seminole County area ________ Call 2*2 12*1_________ RNS/LPN/CNAS v jy ski HIGHER PAY RATES! SIGN ON B0NUSI 1 Alllllatod Healthcare Stalling It proud lo bo a preferred provider ol TEM P O R A R Y and PER DIEM madlcal pro lettlonalt We now have Ih* following positions available: S p r in g I n t o S a v in g s ! 1/2 M onth's Rent FREE O v e r A I 2 M onth Lease O n 2 Bedroom A pt. Hom esl RNs/LPNs/CNAs CRITICAL CARE RNS An Apartment Community That Stands Apart. Belter Than Ever Rales On Beautiful 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Homes! • W a s h o r s / D r y o r s In A ll U n i t s • S l a t o -O f -T h o -A r t F itn e s s C o n t o r •Newly Renovated •Lake Front W* are currently stalling lor Central Florida Regional. Lucerne Medical Center and Winlar Park Mamorlal. * Volleyball * Sparkling Pool C o u n try To be considered lor those Immediate assignments, call (407) 4S7-4040. tarn Jpm. Monday Thursday only. Or tend your return* lo Lake A p a rtm e n ts 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford • 330-5104 Alfiliitid Healthcare Stiffinf IM University Park D r, SI* 2IS, Winter Park, Fl 727*2 Equal Opportunity Employer Jtokl 1 • P r lv a t o E x t o r lo r S t o r a g o • E n c l o s e d P a t lo s / D a lc o m o s STONEBROOK APARTM ENTS 1000 Stonebrook Or., Sanford 322-9556 �m . V \ *' i a a - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Sunday. April 24, 1994 115— In d u s tr ia l R e n ta ls OFPICE/warahavM %paca. 1X0 $q It. Prim* location at •nlranc* to Contral Fla R* •tonal Airport. X* HI 1X1 * PRIME LOCATION * I.HO iq It. ot nlc* olllco •pact 1.000 iq It. werahouM. alio l*nc*d storage Airport Blvd frontega H 1 I1 X 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls LIQUOR STORR Downtown Sanlord lor tat* or to*M Alto * liquor llcontat tor Orenga and Samlnol* County lor tal* ________ i i m h i ________ LONOWOOD 1.000 iq It r*l*ll or proloitlonal otllc* S4l>/mo 141— H o m e s f o r S e le 141— H o m e * f o r Sale BELOW MARNRT VALURI 4 bdrm. IV* balh. partially lancad yard 540.500*55 ltd* M ANAGEM ENT A R EALTY M l H I 1H1/1H 451* D UPLEX SANFORD Oood neighborhood, good condition. 514,500 Call alter S:00 514 5044 _________ RXCHANOR OR SE LL your proper ty located any whar aI tnvttor* Realty. 114-5415 F O R S A L E or L E A S E / PURCHASE Ihl* SURER 1/1 Hugo lot. workshop A O A E A T BUVI S/O't Call Diana 0 Tha Cannan Oroup 1*0-4041 or 1114144 we/v _______ Call WOW I_______ SANFORD R IT A IL / O F F IC I. 1.151 tq It. Covered tldawalkt. high trattlc area 1100 plut tal*t la«/mo Slamtram Rial tv Inc. Jim 0»vl* m w i ht % r Sum MORGAN REALTY SANFORD 15th SI. and Myrtle Ava. 321 6762 DELTONA 504 1114410 118— O ffic e Spa c e / R e n t SANFORD. Sandalwood Villa*. Qulat era* 1/1. 54M'mo plut *•< Nancy H I 540 att*r 4 PM DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES~ Idaal ler mobile home er home ilia, hertai. cellle. terming, or nursery. Zoned agricultural. 51.500 par acre Small down payment with ownar llnanclnp 544141-1771 OENEVA 5 ACRES. Pond, wall Zoned ag /rat 510 000 ___________UF511*___________ NO DOWN PAYM ENT. Ownar financing. 1 loll together on Pin* Av* Sanlord Low mon Wily payments. **» 5*51______ •1 B U IL O IN O LO TS. Lake Mary. RarealSH.IOOaachl •I LAROS BUILO INO LOT. Oltaan. 5*500 *14- ACRES aail ol Otlaan. 515.000 •41 ACRES SECLUDED but I mil* away from Boltwayl /t I t RliAl. ESTATE. INC. ______ 3227491 _______ BANK FORECLOSURES, G 0 H FORECLOSURES. LOW DOWN ASSUME NO QUALIFIES AVAILAUE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA 8 ORANGE COUNTY Call tar detail11 jM tt Mansfield, 323-7271 A A Camas, l e t - U M 114 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Hs hBk Bh 6r 6r * t.to ri at propanra* tar talal All lypai. araa*. 1 prlctt N# cammltilanl Call tor* FREE tut Watch TV Show Channal t. Sun . IIA M I 400504 15*5 *v* ACRES FOR SALE. Corntr lot naar Lak* Jatsup. Call H1H41 alter 5pm 135— C o n d o m in iu m s Co-Op / S al* _____ CONDOMINIUM FOR S A L I. Pine Ridge Club 1 bdrm. 1 balh 1)1 000 Call IH 1104 SANDALWOOD 1/1. Ilk* naw. srtanad porch, laata option avail S45Q/mo 750 4)11 157— M o b il# H o m e s / Sale CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK 14*41 1/1 spill '*5 Paarson. central H/A. carport 411.500 Call 111 4144 *r 411 1141 M 1— H o rn e s f o r S a l e AMOROAOl t HOMES VENTURE I f’ROPt HUES F N A O R V A A S LOW AS IV*% Altvm* no qualiAat A *wn*r llnancmg l*w a* t4M/mal Gov’t F*r*clot«r*t. Rapotl lam mat*. Oranga. V*lutlal Jentofd Proper!)#! F o r i n t ThanSJ000Down • FOR RCLOSURE I 1/1 on to acr*l Appl , Intld* util.. t*nc#d ydl Only lit ,0001 • 1/1, *v*r 1/1 acral Llv. dm. tam rm Satallltadim S44.5W 01/1 w/POOL lor only ttl.IN I Llv . dining, lam rm t tool O L A K R . lannlt. paall 1/1 cutlom. llv, dm . aal In kltch , appl Garag* *42.5001 • 1/1, naw carpal A palntl Cant H/A. carport JuSl *41.5*01 A n u n r N oQ utlitlntl • 1/i.ta tiP im M .so o • 1/1 apllt, lanced. U41 PITI. ua.tot PR ttorarlarural 54 000 dn 1/1. hoavlly tread 1/1 acr* Split bdrm . ceramic III*, appl. garag* Pottibla owner holdlnd Jutttll.tOOl Markham Wdt. laraclatur*. 4/1, I t acr*. p*i!ur*/it*bl*. 5101.000 P A U L O S M O IIN E 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 BATEMAN REALTY INVESTORSII Don f m ut this o r* U unit Apt houft* t US. 000 3214)759................... 321 2257 BUY OWNER Gorgaout lbdrm. tl* bath, cant air and haal. fancad yard, porch, double lot A much moral Plnacrasl area U4.500......................... M l 0411 BY OWNER Modern ranch tlyla home In quia! araa. 1 Lg bdrm*. 1 Lg balhv Lg llv. rm A din rm , 1100 tq It w/dbl lot, appro*. 10 yrt old. C/HA. tacurlty light* and naw root Naw tented yard, camanl drlva, 1 car gar., many trull Iraat. Naw tprlnkltr tytlam, daap wall, (140 ft). Mom# frathly painted outtlda. Call Joa H I X4f dayt. I l l 1140 »v tl. 550,500 Tarmt CAS5RLBRRRY Baautltul 1 bdrm, lit bath Maw carpal, pain). Show* Ilka a modall 144500......................... 4*4 1074 H A LL R E A L T Y 312 W. First SI., Sanlotd 5 ranlil wrtltol Good C4th Howl 17K dn.ownar hold I 5141.000 1 bdrm, 1 bath. Air, lance, FHA/ VA special I *54.000 A Jawal Deilrabla 1/IV*. can). H/A. lanca. Family rm. 551,500 323-5774 DELTONA 1/1, ter porch, naw lloort. carport. C/H/A. Naar naw Publla. 551.500 Raal tor/ownar 5047154111_______ 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e ________ m m i________ a AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE a 1141 Franck Av*. Sanlerd R a l r i g a r a l o r . S f ov as . Washers Dryers Fra* 5 yr labor warr Dal avail 114 *0*5 APPLIANCES. BURN. T Vs! Naw Salami* Systems at low as 11.4*1 CHEEPO DEPOT. Ill* French Ava_____ 1IT 1744 a BED single til*, dean loam mallrtst and bo, with malal Ira m t on ro lla rt Brats headboard 541 Can dell var __________ H I *11*__________ CRIB, Jenny Lynn, w/mallress Vary good condition *115 E atcutlvo desk 44 " *100 >151111 Aftarl Pm F U L L l O X SPRI NO AND MATTRESS *40 A SET A UP LARRY’S MART 1114151 • OB M ICRO W AVE, large! good condition 550 call I X 4151_______________________ OR WASHER. Lg capacity. 51*1. OR ' Olsbwalhar. pat Mrubbar, 545 Tapan I.I cu. mkrtwav*. 550 D*«bl* gai trill. 111..................... H4 5141 OOOD Q U A LITY . Valour r* dinar. ISO Matching chair. IIS Couch. IIS Elaclrlc or gan, WOO Coll 114 IH5_______ HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 10 yaar* In Sanlord Setot Now and Ulad Service all maka* A part*. 504 E Commercial SI H I I L A K E M A R Y A R E A 1/1. gorgtou* oak*, naar goll court# tit.*00 Call tor appt ___________ H I 5444__________ M ODEL HOME LIK E. 1/1. Lg lancad yard w/dKk. formal dm and llv rm . prlv lam rm Fplc and skylight* add a touch ol tlaganca lo this almost naw horn* Community pool. Iannis and park Freshly pal n t ad I n/oul Qui et neighborhood! Just move In Wont Iasi Raallsrs com mission 11**10 Call 1101*10 NOR T MRI O O E . SIIS .500. 1 St or y, 4/11*. I#m r m. , w/fplc. sap tormal llv/dm rm .. Economical solar hoi wattr, ceramic like. Intercom, lawn tp rln k ltr ly t . bug# matter suit# w/roman tub A tap thower Day 111 otao Rosalyn, tva/wkend 1*0 1040 O STEEN /LEM O N B LU F F , i bdrm. 5 balh ham# Approa 1.000 tq tt. SI M in t River Irontaga 145K llrm A t Is No conllngancto* By owner 401 417 141* . _____ VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking lo buy 4 hornet We heva homes In all treat ol Semlnola. Orange. Volutla Counties l Call lor dalellsl • 1/1 with llreplact. newer carpel and Ilia. *44.500 aforeclaturel 4/1 on I 51 acre* Fireplace 5104.500 • 4/1. 1,100 tq II . Ilraplece. lg Mr porchl 1104.500 Bellt Otborne Venture I Properties 330-0273/774-9400 SANFORD HISTORIC HOUSE IIIM V R T L E AVENUE Beautifully restored 4 bad. 7to balh home with pool 1.000 tq II. all naw haal and air Yau have Its** III SI 10000 Call awnar 41* 0*11 SANFORD Country living, dot* lo naw mall Groat slarlar horn* 1/1. dan. tal In kllchan. baautllul Iraat 541.000 PAINE A N O ER tO N 555 1450 SANFORD 1 bdrm. I balh Graat location I Maw palnl and carpal 555.000 *5* 1014 STENSTR0M R E A L T Y , IM G . SELLERSII BUYERSII W* LIST A SELL mora Prop a rly than Anyon* In Ih* GREATER SANFORD/LAKE MAR Y Artal I Call Us ANVTIM EI 322-2420 *3 2 1 2720 SANFORD • LANE MARY •In Our 38lliY*jr* 4/1 BLOCK HOME w/ CHA on t OOal l * lot. 14*14 bl k. laundry/work shop. 11*11 Mr, rm. Vary dot* lo Plnacrttl Elam SSI OCOHI 1444 NOW LEASING! Town Centre Apartments •1 Bedroom from $399 m o.* •2 Bedroom from $477 m o •3 Bedroom from.... $548 mo.* * April rate* tubjoct to change APRIL PRE-LEASE SPECIAL - No Application Feel * 6 M O N T H S F R E E CAE3LEI •Sparkling Pool •Urge Floor (Man*. •Exercise Center •Energy Elficicnl •W/D Connections HOUHS M F 8 30 8. Fat S B. Sun Cto»ad 1900 W. 1st Street« Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 6 9 6 SOLO AFTER ONLY THE SECOND CALL! Barbara Colllnt sold hor walarbad with Ih* htlp ol a SANFORDHERALO CLASSI FI ED AD Al t ar only 1 cal l s. Ih* walarbad was sold and th* had soma aalra tptndlng monay In bar pockal I Do you have an Ham lor salol Got results with a datsllltd ad Call or fa> us Monday Friday 4 00 5:10 lo taa how aasylil*. 322-2611 131-9993 FAX 323-940* KENMORE wathor. vary nlctl Fra* dallvary and warranty. Jehn-Af- Bast, H4 H45 • K ENM ORE M ICROW AVE, la rgt, look* good, works great. 5S0C*IIHM410______ • LOVEtRAT. blue with rust pillow* attached. Good condl lien 5 » H I •1145 Ivmtg MOVINO SALEI Bdrm *ult, PVC patio turn., living rm lull, dble rocllnor lovasaal. computer datk. wathar/dryar. Mu»l Mill H I 1411___________ SOFA A LOVESEAT. double racllnar, sarlh Iona*, aicellanl cerumen 5150 17JQ50I 217— O a r a g e S e les ANTIQUE DINING SET 5 pc Mohogany vsnaar Other turn. baby clolhas. motor cy c lo A p a r t s , o l e . 70S Mollonvlllo Av# . Sonlord Saturday A Sunday_______ *_T O A RAO E Sal* t T Why battier 11 WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE II M l I X 5*71 •GARAGE SALE AO BARGAIN Call In your garag* sal* ad by II noon on Tuatday and lake advantage ol our tpedel garag* sal* ad price!I Call Clattlhad now lor datailll 3222611 211— W a n t e d to B u y 1UNK CARS WANT ED Great Southern Aulo Wracking pays cash lor unwanted vehicles running or not Mondoy through Saturday * am 4pm We'll lend truck . X I 444 1011 USED CABINETS Will lake out your old cablnals and haul away lornocharga 451 14*5 WILL buy^auTographad lallari. photos, ok ol famous paopia dacaasad/allvo X I *41 MM 221—Good Things to Eat STRAWBERRI ES U Pick Open ?#m It?I Celery A w 1ml E of Sonlord 1 ml N of SI Hd u im g o w td m rm 222— M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d is e ___ tCLASSICAL LP RECORDS All lomout ortlslt. Llboraco. Bing Crosby, ale All LP 't In covers Appoi X X albums 5100 Call H I 5155 223—M iscellaneous • A N T I Q U E L A MP W A L L B R A C K E T Vlnlaga 1415 Original use held oil lamp makes lovely plant holder Original *10 12) H U • COMMODE FOR DISABLED 1 In ona Commoda seal with •rmt on 4 lags 111 Call M l 1111____________________ CRIB AND CHEST I I I ' OUO CLOTHES 0 IT 504 SI Other baby Items H I *5*0_________ a DECKING Fra* Good shape Boards, railing, slaps Taka down and haul oil Call IH 4401 • ORACO CAR SEAT. Lika nawl Paid 1*0. asking *50 ____ 514 <041 Iv msg • LOUVER BLINDS will) II II track Cloth: III In sliding door or can ba altered Vary nlcal Only SIS Call 1X0*05________ •NUTONE Intarcomm system Naw. Complala kll In boa, w/1 spaakar*. ampllllar. itarao. •Ic. For home or business Cost S ill Will tall lor *100. Call H I 1144________________ • PRINTS. 1. (lower and lla m Ingot by Garl Garamla I X P laata call H I 05*4 Wa happily dallvar any wharal ________ *41 4554 _____ • T Y P E W R I T E R . IBM Salactrlc II Work* Parted Good cond 440 Call H I H X 230— A n tlq u e 7 C la J» lc C a r s ___ • FORD THUNDERBIRD, I5M. All orlglnall Naad* torn* work tuts OBO H I 0154 •1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC *1000 OBO All power. H I 01*4 231— C a rs • CHRYSLBR IMPERIAL '51. Like naw. Mutl tall. Only 571.500 Call IX > )))) 5*5* FOR S A L I OR TRAD E 1* Flrabird Runt grtal 11.500 or trad* lor Chovy Pickup I X 5001 or H ) 1144 • HONDA ACCORD LX. 1557. LOW MILESI 4 door. P/S. P/B. air. Kanwood AAA/FM cassalla Rosawood color Will run laravar. SI1.100M1 *411 • LE BARON Canvarllkia. M Rad. loaded, dig dash, naw lop naw liras *4.500 *55 ItOt • P L Y M O U TH Orand Fury, whlla A t cond thru out Good mllaaga 52 0000110 111 m o o ____ _ ___ a PUBLIC AU TO AUCTION * EVERY TUESDAY 1:X PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 51. Daytana Batch _________ 504 > » 4)11_________ • R E N A U L T BNCORE. 1581. Eaceltanl condlllonl 11.*00 llrm MO IH* ettor 4pm SIERRA OLDSMOEILE. 41. 4 door*, oulomatk. 4 cylinder* Atklng 41.500 H I ISM________ • TO YO TA COROLLA wagan. •51. Aulo. A/C, rad. U K . warranty 5* *X H I *4)4 TOYOTA SUPRA. IM4. MalVlIk blue, loaded, power avary thing, sunroof Wall main lalnad. aicallanl condition! I11K mllat Garaga kapl SJ.5X _ _ Call X I S14 1W4 __ 01*11 'PORSCHE. *11 Targa. low milage, show* Ilka naw 110 000 O BO H1SIS4 • '44 CHRYSLER ImpMlal 4 dr. all power, body In good shape _?unsgraal *1100 H I 7441 '11 CHEVY El Camlno. no ang or Iran* , A/C. P/S. P/B. cowl hood, SS gr ill* 54X 54* 55*1 o 'H VW B E E TLE . 1*00 ang Runt good, looks good, priced good With Radio 11400 H I W41 ( i 'll T BIRO Baaulilul graan. Great shape Heads angina work *500 _____I H 1*5* '•# DODOE Good Iransporla Hon SIX For mora Inlorma Hon piaaM call 111 4441 041 CHEVY Chavatla 4 dr. 4 tpd. naw lira*, doatn'l burn oil Good 2nd car S400 111 1141 41 PONTIAC 1*04 I ownar. par lacI cond . gar kept, A/C. auto . Am/Fm SMOO )12 4l*0 ‘44 DODOE OAV1 SNA MUST SELLI 4 cylinder, nlca. ownar may llnanca 1............. 144-tSlS I t C H E V R O L E T C aprice Clastic. 4 dr , runt good, loadad *4.000 OBO and 'SS Cltovrolol Balalr. 1 dr . runt good S4 0000B0 514 Sill 235—Trucks? Buses / Vans • CHEVY BCAUVILLE VAN '15. 1 Ion. PatMngar von. doon Loadadl Too much lo list, mutl taa lo appreciate Only S3J55 ODO 111 4100 • FORD RANOER. LTK H . P/S, crulM. A/C. slarao. 4.100 mllat. I yr or 12.000 ml. tall on warranty________Call H I I»1 a I5U2U P/U 51 Rad. IK. A/C. am/lm cast, lull badllnar. window 1* »W I1J Mi* • J i l l ' PICKUP TRUCK, lilt 4a4 with loppar *500 OBO Heads* lot ol TLC 115 1*5* • J E EP PICK UP 4i4. 5*14. Vt. aulo Engine and Irant re built (about 10.000 mllotl Nawar Inlet lot 52 000111 2004 HOMEOWNERS HOMEBUYERS Don I Be Taken Advantage 01! Send ForThis Brochure Thai Will Save You THOUSANDS! Send Self-Addressed, Stamped Envelope and S10 Check or Money Order lo D& RCONSULTANTS P.O. Ooi 1732 Sanlotd, Ft 32772-1732 Sanford Motor Co. '51 FORO RANOER PICKUP Aulo. 4lr, power titering end brake*. 14.000 mile*. Like newt Special-*5.4*S Cell H I *M1 • 1511 CHEVY 1/1 Ion p/u. I X V I Runt good. Engine and irant strong 11X0 H I M il • IMS CHEVY CUSTOM V4 Ion van. Naw lire*, good working cend. 4 captai n chair*. couch/bod *144* 1451540 «ll I '•1*51 P-14 BLAZER 4 dr. lull power, Tahoo package, UK ml SI1.000 llrm Ml-5404 eHer 4 '14 CHEVY Drag IriKh, High prelorm anct motor. H/D Iran* w/brand new car (rail Of 51000 I X *04) *0 MARMON TRACTOR. Froth Detroit av 51 Naw ballarlat. naw aihauil. Intulalad cab. A/C H I »*5 or H I 401) 'l l NISSAN. Oilr* cab. run* •vcallont. 111*1500 171 4)14 ‘M FORD F444 llal bad look* A run* good 11500)77 4)14 •11 SOUTHWIND meter homa. IS II. Eicellanl condition $3,999! • Payments As Low As $29/With! j t r.w 241— R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s i • On-The-Spot Financing! i l i • No Auction Cars! lefl 8 Kelly’s Family Autos, Inc. • HOLIDAY Rtmklor Imperi*!. '4* li lt biM m onl modal, loadad Eacallanl cond Op tIonaI Honda motor scootar lor 1 w/ rack *11.000 X T 4*5 4*1* 701S. French Ave., Sanford 322*8600 i ■mi ■ i i i ■■ i i i nn T m m The Emily Isle in Deltona •458 With thu purchuHc j o f U M c i T C l I l ' H 11(111111, hring in thU uil per uml grt A N Y T W O iiio ntli* ( i f t llC H I! O p t i l l l l H HXKI ) KATK NOW AVAILAOIE T.SSS FIRED RATE OONO MONEY r- __ — t tinrywa ".-KT* sl/ l ».*. /__ /□ 10 UOyPth Rd a .•«k \ i \ | 5l 5 s Trim. a 1 L M TT V < FREE! ■Muilrl lairulloim !«•»*« 7 • F H K K M icruw uvtt [ i ] iNltims From lha %Uf$ 1)5 ll.li.ry Asrnu. 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Cage, leash, sand bo». food dishes W to rm a r^ ^ h o t^ J^ JM H ^ ^ 243— T r a il e r s HEAVY DUTY, till bad. ilngla a.la. 4.000 lb cap E*c. cond I1XOBO Oanava 14*MW Fitting the needs o f our community in today's economy. 239— M o to rc y c le s e n d B ik e s Q U A LITY O FFICE Furniture lor tale. Excellent condition Olllco couch and 1 chair*: 1 tiling cabinet*, I storage unit, I •■•cully* datk. 1 smaller desks. Call H I 4511__________ ONLY Generator *5,000 H I T ilt 'M FORD. V4. aalandad van. high lap. 1 bunckt. sink, potll. B«c.cend. *4,551H7 4151____ #'*l ALLEORO molar hem# II II. awning, (win bads, ganara tor and Iv. ill.XO OBO HI till MINCER MOTORS ______ 1 WE PAY TOP lit* FOR Complala or Wrackad Cart. Truck* RUNNINGorNOT . A N Y CONDITION *177 5444* 189— O ffic e S u p p lie s FOR SALE WOOD M ULCH Bring thovell 410 pick up load You load. H I 5441___________ "W H EEL HORSE" tractor. 14" cut. 11 Hp Kohltr. alac start, hydro staticdrlvt. Eac.cond. 51,440 OBO 145 5414 PIM! COACHMAN M.H. 14 II . MK ml. Many #*lr#5l loci, generator. Vary aasy lo drive. 415,500.....................HI XX 1*55 COLEMAN Pep up Camper lor Mia Lika new. Oarage kept. Cell H84tx Sanford „•'!* MOTOR HOME Huns great n Will trad* lor travel trailer ol comparable value 1711451 •n CRUISE-AIR, UK ml. 4X, IS II. S KVA. balh. micro. Tv •nlanna, awning. 4u*lllary fual Vary goodcond If.lK HI 4141altar* Pm. 238— V e h ic le s W anted i! .0 VENTURE I PROPERTIES LAKE MARY 1/1. t*mlly rm. CA/CM on lg tr*ad lot 141.000 W. MalMiowtkl Realtor SHAXIEE PRODUCTS • HOUSEBOAT, live aboard 4]' Nsulallne. twin angina V drlva. 1X1< Or Quern*55 4145 HOUSEBOAT, *0\ steal hull. In water. Lott of possibilities 5)500 Firm __ H I 4114 • I* F T BOWRIDER IIS HP Mercury, o/b. low hourt, with trailer 41,000177 0 H I _______ I* F T Bowrldar Naw canopy. 50HP Evenrud* w/llll A trim Drlva on trallar Llfa lacktls f talalyaqulp Heavy anchor Boat cover AM FM catt Nlca boat ready lor water Register A rid* Musi tall lo pay lunaralblll. 14000 Firm ___________115 5414__________ • 1*44 SKI/FISH BOAT. *0 HP Marc . w/trallar Runs graall 5) 000 Partial llnanca 4*5 1*04 • 1584 REOAL Medallion. II' 10". 4 cyl In/oulboard motor w/drlva on frailer 55 000 OBO * » *004 or 4*5 *X lavas____ • 14 F T PONTOON boat. All fiberglass. IX HP Evlnrud* Vary fatll Many ailrat. Ilk* nawl Only SI0.1MHI *4*4 • 11 FI ORADV W HITE. OMC. Inboard/oulboard. lap tlra _ modal 55.000 OBO H I 5114 '44 BASS NAUTIQ UE. Johnson G T IX All *>lra*/lo*d*d Eac cond Under WO hr* Priced 10 5*11 >1*00)11 U*1 •**1 OLASSTREAM IS' boat, trallar, SOhp Johnson Ns var In tall walar. eac. condlllon 53.400 OBO 504 15* 515* 2 4 1 - R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs WE O UV C A R S - W E B U Y CAWS 121— C o n d o m in iu m ______ R e n ta ls ........ 1S3— A c re a g e -'" _____ L o ts / S ile * * M E A T LOCATION * Sanlord Individual olllco ipacot Starling at tlX/mo JOO 110 WJ II •»( I' 11) 1110 N IW Sanlord otllc** and/or war*nout*t <001.100 tq II. Saoolal, SStl/mo. I l l 1S54 SANFORD. Otllc* ipac*. 5400 tq It. building total. 1100 tq It. par olllco uni I H I 1004 SANFORD. 1 room olllco. wood p a n * ll* d . F r e n c h Av *. 1150/month 1X 1X 4_________ 5*4 SO F R I T tor l**ta on II *1. lu cc d ttu l *al*tlng anchor butlnattat Good parking and lighting C raal visibility Atklng 1400/mo H I 4444 work STAIRS PROPERTY 241— R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s 235— T r u c k * / B uses/Vans 223— M is c e lla n e o u s 215— B o a ts a n d A c c a s s o rle s Calory / 456 Modal homa al MM Mai4Cl ' C O N C R E T E B L O C K W / S TU C C O •F U L L C A R P E T •T IL E TU B E N C L O S U R E ■L O T C H O IC E •C E N T R A L A/C H E A T •W A S H E R D R Y E R H O O K U P S •H O T W A T E R H E A T E R ' C A T H E D R A L C E IL IN G S •E N C L O S E D S IN G L E G A R A G E •S E V E R A L S U B D IV IS IO N S A V A IL A B L E CALL FOR MORE DETAILS 407- 328-8271 H w y -h i MEDCO DEVELOPMENT � 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>, April 22, 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/a1578434ee8911d7e8aa654673f0b77e.pdf 5c617fe90c06e42db1cee7ee21b60a6b PDF Text Text PJMMBWpflfnEftiii i "T*f*f*T*r™ 1 M ay T O M I< R r .* 1 ^ , •• .*♦« »*T 1 8 , 1994 W EDNESDAY S a n fo r d H 30 C e n ts e r a ld S e r v i n g S a n f o r d , L a k e M a r y a n d S e m i n o l e C o u n t y a ln o e 1 0 0 8 > Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST □ Sports Americans win LML openers SA N FO R D — T h e Sunnlland Corporation Red Son and D A V Royals won the opening game* of the Lillie Major Baseball League plnvofTs. H l n P i | i IB . □ Psopls 'Heart Happy Food' Doltle Anthony Is n busy rcllree who dishes up "Heart Happy Food" in today's Cook of the Week column L See Page 30. Gelluzzo announces candidacy SANFORD A Seminole County attorney has announced his candidacy for Judge of the newly created county court. Jo h n G alluzro will seek election ns the county's fifth county court Judge. The new court was created during the last legislative session. Preparations for organising the rourt are underway. A Judge will be elected this fall and take office Ja n . I. G a lliu m has practiced luw In Seminole County for most of his legal career, first un assistant public defender and later us un usalstunt stale attorney before opening a Winter Park private luw onice In 1987. He serves on the Hoard of Directors of the Seminole County Hur Association where he chulrrd a number of committees. Gallu/m Is also on the Hoard of Directors of the Seminole County Legal Aid Society und u member ol Williams Inns of Court In Seminole County. He received certification by The Florida Har ns un expert In criminal trial luw and Is a member In good standing of The Florida Har Assoclallon Ills other memberships Include American Hur Association, past chairman of the City of l*ort Orange Chamber of Commerce Economic De­ velopment Committee, Leadership Daylona. Daytona Dench Historic Preservation Hoard. Volusia County Association for Responsible Development. He serves on the Hoard of Directors Of the Hometown Homeowners' Asso­ ciation and Habitgt for H um anity In Seminole County. G a lltuto earned a Hachelor of Arts degree from the University of Central Klortdu In 1079 and his Ju ris Doctor from Nova University In 1982. He and his wife. Ileverly and their three sons reside In Oviedo. ‘ It ’s m a tc h s tic k s n o w 1 W ind dem olishes apartm ent under construction SA N FO R D — T w o workers were slightly Injured yesterdny afternoon ms they fled from an apartment building under construction when It collapsed under high winds during the nflernoon stonn. To w n Center Apartments Is located at the corner of Slate Road 40 and Persimmon Avenue In Sanford. A heavy rainstorm, packing strong winds, rushed through Sanford about 3 on Tuesday afternoon. According to Gary W ynn, building Inspector for the City of Sanford, who saw the she shortly alter the collapse, the Incident was “ a freak accident." Th e building, he said, wus only In the frumlng stages when It was hit by the high winds Most of the safety fculurrs that are Incorporated into buildings to ensure their safety during storms had not yet been Incorporated Into the construc­ tion. There are several buildings at the To w n Center complex that are complete and almost ready for occupancy, W ynn said he hua "full confidence" In the safety of those buildings. : s « « Collapse, Page SA From s ta ff and w ire reporta Olflclilg tay a building undar construction at Town Cantar crumpled under high winds. Family fun to benefit Main Street S p a c e station n eeds $2.1 billion W A S H IN G TO N As N A SA Administrator Daniel Goldin fights to protect the space station, he's not retreating from Ills agency's stance that the giant orbiting laboratory needs 92.1 billion next year. "W e can t do It for a penny less." he told a House Appropriations subcommittee meeting Tuesday to consider the budget for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. G o ld in 's a p p ru ru n cc before the largely friendly punel gave him the cluincc to counter criticisms leveled by members of Congress Intent on killing the 930 billion program this year. Last ycur. the space station squeaked through the House by one vote. Since then. NASA bus redesigned the slutlon, selected a new prime contractor, signed h partnership with Russlu und restructured the project's Internal chain of command. Th e question Is whether the changes will uppcusc lawmakers ut a time when the purse strings aren't os loose as they once were. T h e A p p ro p ria tio n s subcom m ittee thut parcels out funds to NASA has 972.9 billion to ullocate next year to the space agency and the other agencies that full under Its umbrella. Including the Department of Housing and Urbun Development and the Department of Veterans Affairs. H w tM P lw tt fry taoway Vlm aal HfrftM SsW Sf Iswisy Vfrwsnl A character known around the world got a warm welcome in downtown Sanford Tuesday by tho ambassadors of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Mickey Mouse was on hand lo give a ceremonial send off lo this weekend's Family Fun Dart runs for seat in Congress ■y J. MARK IA R PIILD Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD A n A lta m o n te Springs man Joined (he list of candidates for the congressional District 7 scut, now held hy John Mica of Fern Park. Scott Dart. 33. qualified Frlduy for Ihc district which takes In most of Seminole and Volusia counties. Dart, who has lived In central Florida throughout m uch of Ills life. □ S ee Dart, Page SA In Iho Park Shown sealed next to Mickoy are from loll, Androa Krarelso, Carla Grant and Patti Messer. Standing are Rick Russl, Jack Crouch, Arlene Colbert, Wall Smith, Sharon Mllliman, John Furman (partially hidden) and Wayne Cox. S A N FO R D — A weekend filled with lun. lood and Disney cliuructrra m ight conjure up Imugra of an cx|>cnslvc trip to a theme park but all thine things are featured Saturday and Sunday ul Hartford's Fort Mellon Park Sanford's Fam ily Fun In llie Park, a Main Street lurid-raiser, will offer Disney characters and games with grrui prises, family entertainment. •rails, food und a variety of displays during llie two day event. Hilly Higgins, a Main H ired Advisory Hoard member and chulrmun of the Fun In the Park event. Is Imping for good weather und a large turnout. “ Th is ts an »p|Mirtunlly to lei Die roiiim unlly focus on what’s going on as well as being a fund-raising event." Higgins said The fun day gives llie public the chance to see Ihc rllort going mm l he program nol only from residents In the i See Fun, Page SA ■y NICK PPIIPAUP Herald Staff Writer L A K E M ARY - Th e Lake Mury city staff Inis determined that Ihc Department of Transportation, not the city, should tie rrs|Kinsltile for the grounds maintenance at the 1-4 Interchange at Lake Mury Ikiulcvard. Th e City Commission will hear the results of (he stufr evaluation at tomorrow night's meeting. "Several years ago." said Parks and Rccrcullon Director Jo h n Holland, "w c approached Hie D O T and tried lo determine who would be responsible for the grounds maintenance at Ihc In­ terchange. W c thought that with Hie beautification work along Lake Mary Houlevard. wc would want the Interchange lo look us well kept." He continued, "H ut the D O T responded with an offer to pay the etty 89.217.04 per yeur. and have ns lake care of the proper­ ly " C See Maintain, Page 8A Home invasion, robbery thwarted .....Horosoops.... 48(98 Movlaa... ... ..... 9S Nation............. ....a s Paepla........ 199999a s Polio#........ ....8A Sehool Menu. •.... (H Sports.......... . 9*0094A Television... ... 2A Woethor........ Partly Cloudy Partly cloudy with sca tte red sh o w ers and thunderstorms. High In the mid lo upper 80s. Northeast wind 10 mph except s tro n g u nd g u s ty near thunderstorms. Chance of rain 40 percent. L A K E M ARY — A home Invasion and robbery was thwarted yesterday In Lake Mary. Police arc scurchlng for two armed men who forced their way Into a woman's home, threatened her, and later fired two shots during their getuway. A cco rd in g lo (he police report, Patricia Kunsbottom, 56. was watering her garden In front of her home on Weldon Boulevard at approxi­ mately 6:55 yesterday morning, when she was approached by two black males. "T h e y apparently came up from behind," said police Capl. Snm Dclflorc, "pointed a 25 caliber handgun at the woman's face und struck her, breaking her glasses.” Uclflnrc said llie men then forced the woman Into her home where they noticed her diamond wedding bund, and demanded to know If there was any other vulunbles or money In the house. "T h e woman's husband was also at home at the tim e," Hclflorc said, "b u t he wus reportedly In the shower, and wasn't uwnre of what wus going on.” . Th e police report said that during the Incident. □S ee Invasion, Page BA Htrtld Wtolo by Apryl Kcnldon Penny and Kevin Fletchor become involved In an armed robbery and aggravated battery situation yesterday, as they went to deposit their child at a babysiller'a residence on Weldon Boulevard. S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 I ✓ �I A - Santord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Wedneaday, May 18. 1994 N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Rewarding merit S tate lags in need-based scholarships to students Chiles caught up In case of fowl play T A L L A H A S S E E — Gov, Lawton Chile* avoided legal trouble on u rceent hunting trip that left n partner with a game violation citation: hunting turkey In a field baited with com. Chile* w in with Steve Kelly nt the time but wann't cited. Sgt. Charles Chafln with the Gam e and Fresh Water Fish Commission said the governor didn't appear to have broken any luw. Kelly, n Capitol police officer and son of state Rep. Everett Kelly. D-Tnvarcs. didn't contest the citation and paid a $250 fine Inst month far the incident In late March about 25 miles south of Tallulmssee. Chafln said the governor said he wanted to be treated "like any other citizen." Stale Attorney Willie Meggs said he reviewed the case and concluded Ihere was no proof the governor knew the field was baited. "If you go Into a place where you have never been before. It's kind of legitimate to say you didn't know about It." Meggs said, adding he's been invited by Kelly to go hunting. "If that sucker got me off and put me In a baited field, I'd be tempted to shoot h im ." he said. Chiles was a little more understanding, saying he thought Kelly was very embarraaaed by the Incident. Tw o nabbad by fada In gorilla smuggling MIAMI — T w o Mexicans who were nabbed by a federal agent In a gorilla suit were convicted of trying to smuggle endangered prtmntcs from the United States. A federal Jury convicted Victor Bernal and Eduardo Berges of violating the Endangered Species Act In Jan u ary 1003. Bernal Is the former director of parks and zoos for the state of Mexico. Berges Is a wildlife dealer. Th e y face up to 17 years In prison and $050,000 In fine*. Both men were ordered Jailed pending Ihelr sentencing J u ly 18. Prosecutor* say that Bemal, Berges and three others tried to pay undercover agents $02,500 for a baby orangutnn and a young gorilla, which they Intended to ahlp from Miami to Mexico without proper permits. But the gorilla turned out to be u U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service agent in disguise. Th e other defendants pleaded guilty last m onth to a single misdemeanor count of attempting to export an endangered species. All three were released pending sentencing J u ly 12. By Associated Frets TA LLA H A S S EE Florida lends the nation in handing out scholarship* * hosed on academic and athletic merit, hut lug* behind In granting financial nld to lliosr most In tired, a study show* Those were part of a study prepared by consultant Brian Z u rk rr. Th e report, pre­ pared for (he Postsecondary Education Planning Commission, otter* the first com­ prehensive look at how Floridians pay for public and private rnltrgcs. For the lust several years, the stqtc has been trying lo keep Florida's t>c*t and brightest from going elsewhere for collrge. "W hen 1 cam r here In l!>85. 05 percent of our best students were leaving the state." said Charles Reed, rhanrcllor of the state university system. "N o w about 70 percent of them are staying In Florida to attend our universities. ... We made merit scholarships aprio rity." But Heed agreed It may Ire time lo study how financial aid dollars are distributed and put more emphasis on nred-based grunts Florida Is one of only five states that give* more scholarships based on merit than need, ncrnnllng lo Zucker's research About 17 percent of students from families making more than $65,000 annu­ ally receive grants of $2,200 to attend Florida's public universities By rnmimrlsnn. the m axim um need-based slate grant Is $078. which covers only 57 [trrecnl <>l annual tulilou at Florida's public universities. Florida ranks 42nd In the country In tuition rales, charging n lull-time. In state Hludcnt $I,7(X», compared n> a iiulloual average of $2,827. The research also showed that student debt — the total Ixtrrowed lo attend college — has doubled, from $188 million lo $347 million since 1990. However, thr rrpurt showed thul Florida's Prepaid College Program can save money for those planning lo pay ahead for th rlr children’s college education. Th e program allows purchasers lo |Nty for future tuition nnd dormitory costs at today's rates. Rrsearehers polled more than 5.100 students In the yearlong project. How residents pay for college By Aasoelatad F ra n Th e study on how Floridians pay for college has several findings and recommen­ dations: F in d in g s • Florida ranks first nationally In award­ ing financial nld based nit merit. • F lo rid a ra n k s 3 0th n a tio n a lly In awarding financial aid based on need • Aland 17 perrrnt of students from families making more than $65,000 receive grants of $2,200 to attend a state university. • O n r-th ird of eligible students with family incomes ol less than $15,000 didn't apply for financial aid • One third of the more than 5. IOO survey respondents with children In college In­ dicated that they had saved for ro llrg r • Th e amount of money students Ixir- rowed to |my for collrge In the stutc has doubled from $108 million In 11190 to $347 million In 1993. Recommendations • Highest priority should be to Increase awards tn the Florida Student Assistance Grunt, a program based on need. • Funding lo the Undergraduate Scholars Program, which Is not bused un nerd, should ts* decreased, • S lrp s should hr taken tn Incrruse hn.m il.il aid to m lnorliirs and |xx>r sin denis • A slate wide campaign should hr con#duricd to educalr student* anil parents atxiut lln.incl.il aid npportuntiles • T h r Florida I’rrpald Collrge Program shiyild continue to tie promoted to help families savr In advance for ro llrg r costs Wife of Cuban pilot arrested MIAMI — Th e wife of a Cuban pilot who defected from the island nation In a MIG-23 fighter jet last September has been arrested in Cuba for trying to Join her husband here, according lo a Cuban exile group. Clarlbcl Freyre and her two children were with ubout 40 other Cuban nationals arrested Friday after authorities intercepted their boat in Cuban waters, the Cuban American National Foundation said In a release. Th e Foundation, which said Tuesday It talked with Freyre by telephone since her release, reported that authorities "ram m ed their vessel, destroying It with passengers still on board." Leonides Basulto, Freyre's husband, considered one of C ub a 's top pilots, landed 4t the U .S . Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay Sept. 23 after completing a practice bombing session some 70 miles away. A spokesman with the Cuban Interest Section In Washing­ ton. D.C.. w hich represents the Cuban government, declined comment an the matter late Tuesday. , * ; * ) i Lujhej'Campbell arrested M IAMI — Rapper Luther Campbell of 2 Live Crew was arrested and charged with aggravated assault for allegedly aiming a gun at a woman and threatening to kill her. Mciro-Dade police responded to his home in suburban Miami Lakes after Tin a Barnett called police. "T h e y were having a verbal altercation over their rela­ tionship and the altercation escalated to Mr. Campbell pointing a gun at her and saying '1 swear I will kill you and dum p you In u lake somewhere.'" said police spokesman Patrick Brtckman. Alter a week ol sweltering heat and arid the city exumed a sigh of relief os a quarter of an Inch of rain dampened the streets and washed the dust from the troes. A lone customer streaks toward From Associated Prais rtporte shelter In downtown Sanford as the rain pour from the clouds Temps aro again expected to reach the lower 90s with a 40 percent chance of afternoon showers end thunderstorms Florida lemon law nets car buyers $50 million since 1989 ByADAMVIOMANB Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida's lemon law resulted In almost $13 million In refunds and new vehicles for consumers tn 1993, the best performance In the program's live-year history. But officials said Tuesday they were happier with the overall results of the program since 1989. which surpassed the $30 million mark this LOTTERY M IA M I - H e re are th e w in n in g num bers selected Tuesday In Ihe Florida Lottery: Play 4 5 1-4-8 Wednesday, May 18, 1994 Vol. 88. No. 231 Publish*) Oiliyand Sundry, axeapt Saturday by Th r Sanlord HsrsM, Inc. 300 N. Franch Ava., Sanford, FIs. 33771 •rcond Class Poataga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing office*. Poalmastar: Sand addraaa changos to THf SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Box 1447, Sanlord, FL 33773-1MT. Subscription I 3 Months S Wonthr 1 Yaw the state enacted the lemon law In 1989. Jones said she had mechanical problems that were llfe-lhreatenlng. She said the car engine stalled when she downshifted. In addition, the steering wheel locked, and she couldn't control the vehicle. "Y o u Just don't need a eur (hut's going (o stall mil on you In the- middle of traffic,*’ said Ihr Tam pa morlgnge processor. □ Baa Lemon law. Pago BA TH E W EA TH ER 1 11 —— Tonight: Partly cloudy with scattered showers and th un ­ derstorms. Low In the upper 60s. North wind 5 m ph except strong and gusty near t h u n ­ derstorms. Chance of rain 40 percent. Thursday: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. High In the mid 80s. North wind 10 to IB mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Extended forecast: Friday and Saturday: Partly cloudy with the highs In the mid to upper 60s. Highs In the lower 80s. Sunday: Partly cloudy with the lows In the mid 60s to near 70. Highs In the mid to upper 80s. PLOtUSA TSMSa -------------------------- — City Oaylona Orach Ft. LaudBaach ForlMyan OalnatvlIM Homaitaad Jackionvllla Kay Watt Lakeland Miami Ptniacoli la raula 134.00 Florida Roaidsnta must pay 7% talas tax In addition to rataa abovo. Phona (407)333-3411., the dealership's lot In 1992. Ihe eur stalled. It happened repeatedly over several months, hut Jones couldn't get the dealership (o solve the problem. The n she sought relief undrr the lemon law. tn February, a state arbitration panel ruled she was entitled to a refund of nearly $17,000 because the dealer failed to fix the problem after four attempts. Joucs wa* the 2,318th consumer to win since ■ X T S N 0 IO O U TLO O K FantasyB , 1-24-12-23-10 (Dally A Sunday) Home Dr IIvary S IA M 134.00 U io o year. That makes Florida second only lo New York In the effectiveness of Us lemon law. "It is really the number one consumer program operating right now In slate of Florida," said Attorney General Bob Butlerworth. whose office handles lemon law coses. Beverly Jones' rase pushed the state over $50 million. The day Jones drove her new Mazda MX3 off Tallahaitaa Tampa Varo Ranch W. Palm Baach --------------------------------- Hi n mm tl to mm 17 tt n ti u u M to tl tl u « 71 74 a rt M •0 73 71 70 74 71 73 73 73 Pel .tr 00 .00 .00 mm .00 .00 .00 .00 .04 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Tamptratura* indicate pravlou* day'* W \J'-V WEDNESDAY Ftly cldy 90-70 F ----------1 THURSDAY Ftly cldy 90-70 MOON PHASES C O FIRST May 18 FULL May 26 LAST June 1 NEW June 9 M A C H CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 1 foot and choppy. Current Is slight to the south with u wutcr temperature of 80 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet nnd real choppy. Current Is slight to the south with a water temperature of 79 degrees. cy \ j ^ FRIDAY P tly e ld y 90-70 H r * ---------- 1 SATURDAY P tly e ld y 90-70 TIDSS THURSDAY) SOLUNAR TABLE) Min. 12:50 d.m., 1:05 p.m.: MuJ, 6:55 a.m.. 7 :2 0 p .m . TIDESt Daytona Beach) highs, 2:41 a.m., 3:25 p.m .: lows, 9:12 a.m., 9:48 p.m.; New Smyrna Beacht highs. 2:46 a.m.. 3:30 p.m.: lows. 9:17 a.m.. 9:53 p.m,: Cocoa Beach: highs. 3:01 a.m.. 3:45 p.m .; lows. 9:32 a.m.. 10:08 p.m. SOATINO St. Auguetind to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind northeast 10 kts. Scan 2 to 3 ft. W ind and seas highe r near scattered th u n ­ d e rsto rm s. T h u r s d a y : W in d northeast 10 kts seas 2 to 3 ft. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. SUNDAY P tly cldy 90-70 STATISTICS T h e hig h tem perature In Sunford Tuesday wus 94 de­ grees and (he overnight low was 70 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Rcscurch nnd Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fall for the p e rio d , e n d in g at 9 u .m . Wednesday, totalled .25 of an Inch. Th e temperature at 0 u.m. (n d ny wus 76 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was 72, as recorded by the National Wcuthcr Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Tu esday's high............... 93 □Barom etric pressure.29.90 □ R e la tiv e Humidity «•••SB pet □ W in d s...... Northeast 7 mph □ R a in fa ll............ 47 o f an in. □Sunset........ ........ S i l l p.m. □8unrlae............... 0:33 a.m. high and orar night o - to ip m. EDT. City HI U Prc Otlk 34 33 Anchor aga tt»y cir Atlanta 43 tt Allantic City 44 47 cdy 40 so cdy Baltlmort Billing* 70 40 It cdy 40 S3 dr Birmingham Blimarck tt 41 rn Bolt# 33 43 .34 cdy Botton rn 31 47 .11 Burlington,VI cdy 41 44 Char lotion. S C. 71 44 dr Charlatlon.W.Va 41 44 cdy Charlolta.N C 74 It dr Chtyanna 77 4» dr Chicago 3t Jt dr Clavaland 30 43 dr Concord.NH tt 44 .37 rn Dalla* FI Worth 13 70 cdy Danvor dr 44 St Dai Molnai 77 34 dr Dalroll 44 44 dr Honolulu 44 74 dr Moulton 17 70 .03 cdy Indian*poll* dr 70 It Jackun.MIu. •0 44 dr Kan*** City 43 37 dr LaiVagai 40 St cdy Llllla Rock 71 41 dr Lot Angola* 41 SI .1) cdy Mamphli 7t 41 dr Mllwaukt* 31 40 dr Mpl* St Paul 71 34 cdy Na*hvlllt 71 31 dr No* Or loan* II 71 .44 dr Now York City 40 4t .*4 cdy Oklahoma City tl 44 cdy Omaha 43 It dr Philadelphia 44 so .03 cdy Phoanlx H 44 dr Pltttburgh 4t 41 Cdy Portland,Main* 33 47 .11 rn St Loult 73 33 dr Salt Laka City It 4t Cdy Saattla 41 SO .01 cdy Waihlnglon.D C. 44 31 cdy �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, May 1B, 1994 - >A Car dealer sues over kickbacks POLICE BRIEFS ■ y The A.e o e lete d Press Domestic cases • S trvrn M lrh trl Miller, *10, 03 Hhriianrinfih Village, Sanford, was arret in i by Sanford |M>llc«* at bln residence Saturday following n rrpurtrd allcreation with a female. He was rhargrd with baltery. domrslle violence. X 'h rltfo p h e r Hansen, 30. 1001 Sanford Avenue, was arrested by |x»llcr at his residence Saturday. Police said he hurl Iwen In a dispute with a female. H r was churned with domestic violence, battery. • Samuel A ('upland. 3H, 1107 W. 2nd Strret, wus arrested at his residency by Sanford police Sunday following a reported right with Ills wife, lie was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Ihillvar A. Calderon, 35. 343 Hevolshlre Hlvd., Muigwond. was arrested at his residence Saturday by LungWoud ( sj IIcc following u re|Mirtrd dispute with a female. He was rhargrd with battery, domestic violence. • Daniel M. Orufflus, HI. 2437 Luke Avenue, Sanford, was arreslerl by |sillce Sunday following a reported light with Ills mother. He has l»een churned wllh domestic violence, bntlrry. • Antonio Vlllrgun. 43. 401 Katie Strret. Sanford, wus arrested by Sanford |>ollce ul 4lh Street und Oraii|(r Avenue Sunday following • dispute with a female. He wus rhargrd with assault, domestic violence Crime and warrant Aierleen Mitchell. 50, 003 Sun Marros, Sanford, was arrrsted by Sanford poller Monday. Officers M id she hud attempted to rrm o vr §37 27 In Items from a siorr in Ihr t7(X) block of W. Air jNiri Hlvd , without ftuying for them Aflrr l*-trg taken to tlie John K. Polk Correctional Facility, officers found she was wanted on a Seminole County warrant for falling to up|>rar on u previous rh a rg r of theft Incidents reported to the sheriff O K LA N D O A To yo lu dis­ tributor hua been charged wllh forcing u denier lo provide klekharks anti prostitutes In return for u gitod supply of new cars. J im m y Uryan. who owns five dealerships In Ihe Orlando urea, nays J im Moran of Soulhcusl Toyolu Distributors Inc. forced him to arrange cull girl services for his co-workers. Deerfield Hcarh-haned Southrust To y o lu tiolds exclusive rights lo Ihe Toyota market In the Southeast. Hryan's accusations about call girl services arr "outrageous," said C o lin D r o w n , ge n e ra l rnuusel for M oran's holding Cops seek 3 armed robbers Incidents reported to Sanford police Police were called to Crooms School ol Choice on W 13th Street early Prlday when a wallet was reportrd stolen from a desk drawer The wnllei and Us controls were estlmalrd ul >24 Prlday evening, poltre were again called to the school w hrn {Mutable building *1 was rrportedly hurglari/rd No listing of Items w hlrh may have been stolen were immediately available • A >15 radio was said lo have been stolen early Monday from ah apartment, lo (be 4 0 0 Muck of W First Street in iM Fnfttlrn Hcntorrt • A man told poller be was approached try a Mack male "W h ln d a store la th e 1500 block of H. French Avenue Sunday. He said the man thrra trn rd him wllh a pockrl knife, and stole his bicycle. Th e man was described as between IH and 20 years of age, wearing light brown pant*, a M ark shirt, and carrying a whiskey bottle • 450 lit property was rejMirledly stolen from a vehicle Saturday parked In front ol Hamilton Elementary School. • >200 In cash was said In have been taken Sunduy hi an apartment burglary In the 1500 block ol W. 23th Street. • A I OH7 Hull k w as damaged In u suspected thett u llrm p l Saturday In the t IOO block of Kosedlff. • A vehicle was reported stolen Stnlurday from ihe MOO block of Koseclllf tl was later recovered by Altarnonie Springs jxillce following u crush on S.K. 436. • A I0H5 Hulck wus reportedly stolen from a parking lol Saturday In Ihe 1300 block ol Santn Bar Mini Drive. • A rrlrlgerator und slove valued ut >500 were reputedly stolen from un upurtrurtil In tbr I KM) bloc'k of W. 2nd Slreet. The victim told (xillcc (he tlielt apparently occurred tin April 20th. There wus no reason given for Ihe delay In filing Ihe report. • >2.000 in cluthlng wus reported stolen Saturday In a business burglary In the lO O blorkof N. Laurel Avenue. Soulhcusl To yo lu preaxured Toyota dealerships In W inter Park und Fort lounlerdale to falsely report sales und uccept financing services and oilier producIs from Ih r com pany, according In Ih r luwstill Bryan said Soulhcusl Toyota's activities forced him lo sell his Fo rt L n u d e rd n le d e a le rsh ip Iwlow market value. IN TO ACTION AND RECYCLE YOUR UNWANTED ITEMS O u r Classified Representatives W ill H elp Y o u Place Y o u r A d T o Get T h e R esults Y o u W a n t Sanford Herald Let's face it. There are a number of auto dealers out there that act as if you owe them your business. Not Here! We are committed to earning your business and when the time comes... We'd Simply Like a Shot at it! >y NICK ftPBIFAUP K a ise r PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCKS 1590 South Woodland Blvd., DeLand D E L A N D 9 0 4 -7 3 4 -6 8 8 2 • D A Y T O N A 9 0 4 -2 5 7 -6 5 4 0 • O R L A N D O 4 0 7 -6 2 9 -0 5 4 9 • L O C A T E D A T T H E C O R N E R O F H W Y 17-92 & H W Y . 1 5 A ' Tighten on water conservation T h e days w h e n there was an endless supply of cheap fresh water have lo n g since passed. Statewide, Florida’s fresh water su p p ly is d w in d lin g at an alarm ­ in g rate due to rapid p o pulation g ro w th a n d h e a vy Industrial b u ild -u p . It qu ick ly becomes o bvious that all }>f us must d o e verything we ra n lo he lp preserve Flo rid a ’s precious water supply. W h a t can yo u do? Plenty,1 N um ero u s water-saving devices are available for hom es and businesses that w ill he lp cut c o n su m p tio n . You also can save enor­ m ous a m ounts of potable water by reducing lawn sprinkling and b y replacing flowers, shrults and trees that g u lp water w ith those that require m u ch less. Such sim ple things as no t letting the water run constantly w h ile b rush in g yo u r teeth can save h u n ­ dreds of gallons a m o n th . These are just a few ex­ amples of w hat can be done. S A L E 5.99 Rtg. 8.99. F L A T O R F IT T E D U L T R A F O R M ™ T W IN S H E E T •20 MILLION DOLLAR LU G G A G E SALE SMART V A L U E 7 9 . 9 9 S a ve W iTh A S un B a n k H om e E quity L oan . tax deductible, wliich is a smart way to borrow money. You’ll be surprised how simple and fast SunBank makes everything. You can apply for a home equity loan by phouc or in peison. So why put off your dreams and needs any longer? Call or stop by any participating SunBank office today. of Mind Banking* I hrJ Apply By Phone 24 Hours A Day, 7 DastsA Week. Call 1 l '800'382*3232fit ■-» . ., , , ................ . . . . Mister FDIC/0 l » ( SueRuki, Inc A SucTniU Beni ’Puce ol Uioi Butu«C it 1 irpitcnd «m t« auk teks|U( euluiiTiiy toSuaTrot Bctlt. Ik . AvuUUi a Oriett. ScoiMlt. OxcoU. Late cn.i brtiifC count** NA 1151 ■BnM M nnBM M KM M — , on h o w yo u can conserve “ water a n d practice wfsc conservation, call SSU's Com m unication1.1 >epartrnent (8 0 0 ) 4 3 2 - 4 5 0 1 dont drink and drive SALE , For more Information, JCPenney STAY ALIVE S A V E O N S H O W E R C U R TA IN S . T O W E L S . B L A N K E T S , PILLO W S , S H E E TS , BEDSPREADS, C O M ­ F O R T E R S A N D C O O R D IN A T E S . . . . t nn ------- --------------------------------- JA Q U A R F R E E P O R T™ S O F T -S ID E T W E E D L U G G A G E S E T . 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Hrynn approached company officials a year ago about selling his dealerships and Is using the cull girl allegations In hopes of winning a lucrative cush settle­ m ent, Drown said Monday, Herald Staff Wrltor D E L T O N A — Volusia County Sherlfl Hubert Vogel has issued an advisory regarding the search for Direr armed bank robbers T h e trio re p o rte d ly robbed S o u lb T ru s t Hank. 1220 Pro v ld rn rr Hlvd . escaping with an undetermined amount of money Tuesday A c c o rd in g to sheriff’s In ­ vestigator Mike Dye. "A t about IO a.rn.. two men walked Into the South I rust Dank und. after displaying an unknown type of h u m lg u n , d rm u u d rd m oney from a trllrr.” Dye rontlnurrt. " T b r teller handed over an undetermined amount of rash and Ih r suspects tied from Ihr trunk in a plekup truck driven try u third sus|rect Th e trut k sewrn was s|rottrd by S h eriff* A ir One helicopter abandoned, near the corner of Alexander and Outlook Drives, approximately Direr miles from the bank." (In a southerly dlreet loti | t)ye said the tbrre susfwcts were desert bed as white or Hi»|iunie. 20 lo 30 years of age. and lietween 3 fret H Inches and fl feel (alt AU l l i m had dark hair and wine d a rk sunglasses ,U w vehicle, whic h was recov­ ered was « while HUM Nissan pickup irtrek wllh red (rim ffyr'suh l no one was Injured during Ihe lunik rohlterv. and (h r invesitgaifon Is roniInning. Sherllf Vogel said he urged anyone wlut has uny infortnaiion concerning Dlls rase lo call Sheriff's Irivrstlgalor M lkr Dye. ut 10041 5 7 4 -5 2 3 9 . M onday through Friday from H,30 u in until 4.30 p m ., or (9041 7365999 al anytime. Federal bureau of Investiga­ tion sprelui agent T im Donovan in also involved In Ihe Investiga­ tion. He may lie readied by phoning 252-0463. • A Ilf fool Sea Kay Inboard U w t. valued at >11.000 was reported stolen Saturday from Hidden Harbor, at 4370 C aiiaw ay Place The owner said he rould not Immediately determine how loon the Imut may have hern missing • A 11MI3 silver Mercury wus reportedly left (uirkrd on S i t 40 east of C* 15 this wrekend when It ran out of gas The owner said when be rrturn rd . lire car wus gone Deputies said Die license number was listed •■QCR-31IT. • A motor valued at >3.000 was reported stolen from a boat Prlday, parked In the 3500 block of Celery Avenue • Tools In rserss of >205 were rr|xirtcdly stolen from a mobile home on Wicker Couri at Magnolia Trailer Park The owner lold deputies be had left ih r house when It wus damaged by flrr on May 5. und found I he (terns missing when lie returned on May I4lb • T w o semi iruetors were reportedly borglarl/rd Sunday parked near u business on Kami Yard Koad A radio valued al >150 was reported missing from one vehicle Deputies said approximately >50 In damage was done to each of the two trucks • A shotgun, pistol and electronic equipment wllh a total value of >1.(110, were rrportedly stolen Prlday Irom a residence In the 1100 block of N Elder Koad com pany, J M Fa m ily Enterprlxea Inc. Hut he a ckno w ledged Ihe company hua settled 12 of 17 luwnultn on other allegation*! made by many other Toyota d m lc r. since 19B9. One or two of Ihr Millri made similar ullegullonn about cull girl iicrvlcea. Drown mild. Reg. 15.99. G IR LS ' W O V E N SH O R TS S E T S A L E 8.99 Reg. $12. A R IZ O N A C O T T O N T O P F O R G IR LS S A L E 12.99 Reg. 14.99. A R IZ O N A S H O R T S F O R G IR LS S A L E 12.99 Reg. 16.99. A R IZ O N A S H IR T F O R B O Y S S A L E 12.99 Reg. $16. A R IZ O N A S T R IP E D O R C O L O R E D DEN IM S H O R T S F O R B O Y S S A L E 7.99 Reg. $10. B U G L E BOY* T E E S H IR T FtegJaa palcaaAra offeringprteworty Baloamayoamay nol ho.* b*»nir,a.la actual poc«» Sal* pncM A c M tvougri MkM.y. May J ilt infen oBfenwM noted C*«*nug** on i«»tt*ni awing* on rogtiarpricaaoioriffniiiiftc** lnl»m»<»*i*m»rHJo*nim*»M**b**ni*a»nonc.i» nfeprkadnwcJfendM fWducXont onongn. pnc*d marchanaanallot urn. tiock n ttacUaiatf MaafeawduM XParmay Smart Vaiua# ‘Wow* (meat i»p>tnni |jyint|* to itguiai put** N O W 31.99 HAGGAR® WRINKLEFREE C O TTO N S ™ SHRINKAGE RESISTANT TWILL SLACKS N O W 29.99 LEVI'S® WRINKLEFREE C O TTO N TWILL SLACKS N O W 24.99 HAGGAR® WRINKLEFREE C O TTO N TWILL SHO RTS N O W 69.99 Reg. $79.99. CITY S TR E E TS YOUNG MEN'S SUIT D O I N Q * i L / R i a H T lu Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92»Sanford �4A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, May IB, 1004 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USP8 441-3*0) 300 N. FR EN C H A V E „ SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0003 Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Monlha... ................... ...BIS.SO 8 Monlha.......................... 839.00 1 Year ........ 87B.OO Florida Residents must pay 7% ealee lax In addition to ralaa above. EDITORIAL Give generously to Jail N Bail W lin t Is b e co m in g a relutlve ly c o m m o n event Is u n d e rw a y In S a n fo rd a n d !-ake M n ry today nn d to m o rro w . T h e A m e ric a n C a n c e r Society Is h o ld in g a J n ll A Dali event. Fo r those u n fa m ilia r w ith the fun d raiser, p ro m in e n t perso n s are taken lo specific lo ca tio n s w h e re th e y nre o u tfitte d In a p riso n -style striped sh irt a n d cnp. T h e y are then handed a telephone, n n d the goal is to phone friends an d acquaintances seeking pledges to the C a n c e r Society. OIT d u ly police officers fro m the tw o cities w ill take part In tra n sp o rtin g the " c r im in a ls " to Jails w h ic h have been set u p at the R a n d A lle y on E . First Street In d o w n to w n Sanford, n n d at Radio S h o c k In Lake M a ry C e nter. In d ivid u a ls are g iven the Job of being the ball officer, and w ill plnce specific charges against the person taken to Jail. C h a rg e s of course a rc g en e ra lly of a h u m o ro u s n a ture . T h e y m a y Inclu d e " Im m ltn tln g n h u m a n b e in g ." "b re a th in g In p u b lic ," o r "b e in g too nice. W hile persons p a rtic ip a tin g In the event have a great deal of fun. the goal Is serious. C a n c e r c o n tin u e s to be on e of the m ost dange ro us killers In o u r society. T h e r e are so m a n y different types of ca n ce r that research projects a rc g o in g o n across the nation nnd th ro u g h o u t the w o rld . E a c h of these projects needs fun d s w ith w h ic h to operate. C a n c e r v ic t im s a lso re c e iv e fin a n c ia l assistance In som e cases. M edical e q u ip m e n t w h ic h a ltc m p s to reduce ca nce ro us g ro w th s Is costly to ob ta in an d expensive to use. T o d a y a n d to m o rro w have been designated tn S a n fo rd a n d Lak e M a ry for the C a n c e r 0 fo clcty. u a n n < r A W he n , M f c - of the persons w h o has been ' ‘J a ile d ^ Q rl ■Oils d rive phones a skin g for a u p p o h t ^ W r 1w h a te v e r Is possible. C e rta in ly y o u w ill be h e lp in g (hut In d iv id u a l obtain a fund raising goal, but after the fun is over, y o u r m o n e y w ill be g o in g to help cancer research u nd ca n ce r victim s, It's a w o rth w h ile project. G iv e generously. BEN WATTENBERG Clinton can ’t w affle on quotas Some struws In the wind came (luatlng Into the legal com m unity on April 20 regarding the most Important new law of our ern. By a vote or 8-1 the Supreme Court ruled against retroactively applying the Civil Rights Act of BUM. T h is menus thnt the law will throw nut Ihousunds of cases that had already hern filed p rio r to the passage of the h ig h ly eontroverslal ami ambiguous act, originally descrllied by George Bush ns "a quota law." T h e one d is s e n tin g Ju stice was H a rry Bluckmun, who has shown n strong trm lrn ry to decide matters on the basis of what h r wishes the law was. rather than what the law says, or serins lo any. No surprise there. Of far greater Interest was the fact that the Clinton administration's position, expressed to the court by Solicitor General Drew S. Days 3d. reversed the position on the matter previously taken by the Bush administration. Now, the ruling aland retroactivity Is n complex one and has antecedents that concern more than Just the 1991 act. However, the switch of |x>slllon by the Cllntonltes takes one more big step Inward answering the question "how do you stund on quotas?" Th e central rulings on the 1991 law ure yet to come, und revolve around the question of how the phrase "disparate Im pact" will be In­ terpreted. Roughly, the "proportlonallsls" maintain that If Ih r numbers of blacks. Latinos, women and o th e r p ro te c te d groups don't general­ ly inatrh the populntlpn Involved In Jobs or edueatlon. then discrimination Is In th r air. T h e other side of th e a r g u m e n t , p u s h e d b y "m eritocrats," says th a t a c c o m p lis h - in e n t . n o t r a c e , f Th o sw itch by gender or ethnicity Is CMnlonltflB what should count In takes one m ore Jobs nr e d u rn tlo n big step toward Otherwise, they sav. answ ering ‘how Il's "reverse discrim ­ do you stand on ination." quotas?' £ C lin to n c u m • palgned a g a i n s t If l didn't know better I would think thut the media was supporting legalized casino gambling In Florida. Real reporting gives both sides of a story...so why Is there only media coverage un the gambling industry proponents? Wc have yet to see or hear any report, m uch less an accurate und In-depth one. showing the dark side of gambling. Th e Introduction of casino gurnbllng. In any form, would have serious ramifications for Florida. People need lo know Ihe full slory. For example: • Compulsive gambling Is the fastest-growing addiction loday. (Fulcher. Gerry T ., "T h e Dark Side of a T rip to the Tra c k ." Industry Week 8 August 1991.) • It Is estimated that 8 to 9 million people ucross the invisible line from normal, social gambling to abnormal pathological gambling. (Fulcher. Gerry T ., "T h e Durk Side of u T r ip to the T ra c k ." Industry Week 5 August 1991. • T h e A m e ric a n In s u ra n c e In s titu te estimates that 40 percent of all white collar crime Is gambling related. • Pathological gamblers commit *1.3 billion of Insurance fraud u year. Ignon. Lance. "W orkers W ho Gamble Heavily Often Lose Th e ir Jo b s ." Investor's Duslnesa Dally 26 June 1992.) • Casinos will prey upon Floridians, nol tourists as some gambling proponents claim. Th e majority (37) of states ulicndy have some form of gambling instituted; tourists don't need to come to Florida for lhal. (Senator Jo hn Grunt. No Casinos, Inc.) Casino complexes arc financial "black holes" sucking tourist and resident dollars and leaving less lo be spent In the com m unity. (Flshklnd and Associates, Inc., Rlverboat Gaming Eco­ nomic ImfuictsIn Florida November 1993.) The proponents of casino gambllne don't sec the barm In the caddltion of one new form of gambling In Florida — after all wc have the lottery, bingo, dog racing, and Jal alal. T h is Is precisely our point: gurnbllng is losing Its stigma. One step leads to ntiolher and before wc know it, Florida has become Atlantic City South! Wc don't need to lay out the welcome mat for this destructive industry — Florida can do better without It. So how about some unbiased Journalism presenting Ihe other side? There's plenty to say about It. Thom us Scott State Director Christian Coalition Orlando, Flu. I But he has not governed that way. Ills political appointments have tieen doled out quota style a black for this Job. a Latino for that one. a “ skirt1 here. He has snp|>ortcd gerrymandered black congressional districts: Clinton’s health plan calls for quota advancement (or minority doctors seeking specialty training (W on t that give you confidence when you've got a serious medical problem?) Th e crime bill may founder tiecausc lllx-rnt*. with no opposition Iron) Team Clinton nre demanding that the death penalty I k * doled out according to racial proportion, or not at alt The relevant appointments at the Department of Justice, and elsewhere, are almost without exception from the Pioportionul Team C linton's policy Is w rung und polttlrullv dangerous Proportional Ism sets race against rare. Ii Implies lira! curious groups are Inferior and eun i make It on their own It discredits the achieve merits of the legitimately successful The (MdltHal danger Is that quotas ure .■ national flresiorm walling lo hup|ien ELLEN GOODMAN WE HAVE SEVERAL ENTRY LEVEL jm m w t I'D LIKE ID APPLYfoRTtoa KiA LETTERS The dark side of gam bling quotas, and for merit. That was one of the ways he Informed the voters that he was a "New Democrat." Response to article On April 17. 1994, Ihe front page headline of the Herald read: "D rugs In the projects" with u subheading. “ La w b rcu kln g Icnunts rarely evicted from public housing.” At least onefourth page was devoted lo this urtlcle. On March 23 & 24. 1094 (3 weeks prior) the Sanford Housing Authority Resident Council ISH ARC) sponsored an educational fair hrld In two different centers at Castle Brewer Court and at Cowan Moughtan Terrace. Th e following ugcncien made presentations, sought and obtulncd applicants they cun serve: 11) 4C's of Central Florida. (2) HRS Project Independence, (3) Seminole County Private Industry Connell, und (4) Seminole Com m unity College Counseling, Financial Aide, G E D . ABB. E S O L. und C O K E Lab representatives. T h e focus was on the assessment of Job skills development and educational needs of SH A residents, their uciuul enrollment in course studies, and the provision of counseling, finan­ cial aid, day care, transportation, etc. for the successful co m p le tio n of Ib is extrem e ly worthwhile undertaking. On March 23 rd, only three sentences were devoted to tills activity on page 2A of Ihe Herald. T h e significance of this fur-reachlng effort Is exceedingly greater than "D rugs tn the pro­ jects". und should have been given greater prominence. Th e use of the term "project” Is typically stereotyped and carries u negative Image. Wc prefer to use "complexes" when referring to S H A residential housing. Wc Invilc you lo Join us. We ure determined to make progress, not maintain the status quo, and certainly nol regress. Bettyc Corbett President Th e Sanford Housing Authority Resident Council, Inc, Sanford More on Sanford Housing Authority 1 notice m y letter lo the Herald lust fall about the Sanford Housing Authority residents who violate the luw not being evicted hud generated some positive action, at least against cases related lo drug uctlvltlcs. I followed up m y letter w ith u call to Executive Director Phyllis Richardson who at thul time Informed me nothing could be done without a conviction. 1 now read In the Herald where she only thought It wus necessary to have a conviction on a drug ofTensc. Th e Herald now slates Rich­ ardson has been advised by legal counsel only 1 pronl In required tn evict and that Ihe head of the household Is to be considered responsible Tills menus the entirr family Is subject to eviction. Th is brings us to a second necessary step According to a Hendd story Iasi tall a woman from Cusllc Brewer Court was arrested und charged with armed robbery and four counts of violating terms of her probation on p rrvluut theft charges. The Herald reported she was taken to the county Jail. I culled Ihe Housing Authority to find out If she would lx- evicted. I was fold by Ms. Richardson Ural I) there would have In be a conviction, and 2) It was next to InqKisslblc tn evict unyone from a housing authority unit except In a case of child molesting. About a month ago I colled Dave Webster of the Stale Attorney's ofnee In Sanford lo rind out If the woman laid been tried. He Informed me she had been tried and found guilty. At ihe time she was serving a sentence in the county Jail. My question now Is that when she Is released will she be allowed to return to Cusllc Brewer Court? Ms. Richardson said Ihe wonran wus living there with her mother ami was nol the responsible tenant. Since armed robbery und thefl could be closely related to producing funds for drug activities could site be kept from living with her mother or could the entire family be cvlcled? W hen I served on the Sanford City Com ­ mission from 1971 to 1981 the executive director of the housing authority was T im Wilson. I recall he informed us that there were aver 400 qualified families on Ih r walling list. Earlier Itils year Ms. Richardson fold me that number had Increased to more than 600. The Herald now tells us that the housing authority has completely stopped taking applications. I hope responsible tenants In Sanford's more than 500 units will Impress among those who reside with them Illegal actions could lead to the entire family being evicted. Th e Sanford Housing Authority board, when it meets May 19. ought lo set eviction policies nut only In cases of drug Involvement but also on convictions of armed robbery, theft or any other charge of breaking the law. JullunSlcnntrom Sanford P.S. It Is evident I strongly support the Heralds editorial opinion of "K ick lawbreaking lenunls out." The only responsibility the city commission has Is lo name members of ihe authority's directorate. But. If the commission­ ers have the authority to appoint they also have the authority to remove. Consequently. 1 suggest Mayor Bettyc Sm ith and our four city commissioners take a real close look at what policies housing authority directors take May i The furor over the end of life B O S TO N — For the |m s i lew weeks, while the country watted to hear who would hr nominated lo the Supreme Court, a series <>r lower court derisions was tiring laid down one rase alter another, like stepping stones leading directly lo the door of the Courthouse Now. tf thr presi­ dent has bis way. Ju d g e Stephen G. Brevet Will Ire on thr highest bench when o rtr o l t h r m o s t sensitive Issues ar­ rives Hie Issue of d o c t o r •a s s I s t e d suicide. Th e qurstton will come bearing all the moral weight and political beat of Ih r Issue uf a tuition. The decision m ay tie as f Th e question f a m o u s a n d as w ill com e fractious us Roe v. bearing all tho Wade ftlbral wolght - 4 T w o co urts now and political have now Issurd ab­ heat of tho s o lu t e ly o p p o s ite Issue of opinions uboul the abortion J constilutlonal right tn assisted suicide One uf these courts wus In Michigan where Ih r Jack Kevorkian story Is the longrst running saga uf uur public ethics class O n May 2. Kcvurktan was acqulllcd ol breaking a law specifically written lu slop film. After watching an emotional v l d r n l u | K that showed Thom us Hyde, in advanced stages of amyotrophic tulrrul sclerosis, plead lug to die. the Jury refused lo convict Kevorkian of wrongdoing for heeding lhal plea. • Days lulrr. (lie stale appeals court struck down the so-called Kevorkian law. on a technicality, llul the same 2-lo -t majority on the .qijteals court went on to declare that there Is no ronstliutlonal right lo suicide or lo assisted suicide. "Liberty and Justice will mil cease lo exist If a right lo comm it suicide Is nol re co g n ize d ." w role Ju d g e Th o m a s PtUgcruld. Tills Is Ihe exact up|x>sllr ol whal a federal district court Judge tn Seattle had dccldrd days earlier. Th e re . Ju d g e . Barbara J. KoUisleln struck down u 140-yeur old slate ban on assisted suicide, saying that thr law violated the 14th Amendment by restricting a person's liberty. "Th ere Is no more profoundly personal decision," she wrole "n o r one which Is closer lo Ihe heart of personal liberty than Hie choice which a terminally III person makes lo end bis or her suffering and hasten un inevitable death." So the sides arc Joined with more cases to come. There are some 30 states that make It Illegal to help someone commit sulctdc. In opinion polls, the public Is In fuvor of letting doctors aid the terminally, painfully III who want lo die. But at the voting (Kilts, they have publicly rejected Inlllallvcs that would m ukr It legal. Indeed, In Washington stale some of Ihe same people who brought their case lo the ballot In 1991 and lost, brought their case to the court tn 190-1 and won. Judge Kothstclu's opinion leaned heavily on the Supreme Court's abortion decisions. Bui the anuluogyko abortion Is nol Jusl u legal one. It's a political one. Americans ure at the same point lu the debate over suicide, asslslcd suicide, the rlghl-to-dlc, und cuthunnsla. lhal we were tn the debate over abortion In the early 1970s. We're ut the beginning. T w o decades ago, Ihe Supreme Court Issued the abortion decision. But Harry Bluckm un’s compromise didn't mule the controversy. We entered Into n 20-year abortion war In which u scorched earth policy replaced the search for common ground. Now we are about to scrutinize Blackmun's successor. In the days ahead, measure the hum anity us carefully us his mind. Because there ure cases making their wuy Inexorably to his doorstep. And the furor over the end of life could be every bit ns Intense us the furor over Hie beginning ofllfe. ! �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, May IS, 1994 • IA Dart Continued from Page 1A la n former U.S, deputy clerk ami retired U.S. Marine Corps serviceman. Dari liaaiui parly alDllul Ion. Mlcu, a Republican, la seeking a accond term In Washington D .C . L o n g w o o d In ve n tm e n t broker Ed Goddard, o Democrat, Is nisei seeking I h r aeal. Dart aaya he would rcprcaenl District 7 unfettered by lobbylal Ilea. Dart soya Mira, himself a former lobbyist. Is too wedded lo sjiertHl Interests lo be rrs|>onslve Maintain------Continued from Page IA Holland aalil the clly'a current Inndacape m a in ten a n ce c o n ­ tractor olTered lo do ttie mowing and llltcr pickup eight Hines per . yrar for n charge of 99.000. but II would require a grrnt deul incur work tliun that, unit we Juat don't have the equipment, manpower. O r money to pay lor the addi­ tional w ork." Holland said a closer study of ;lh r arru revealed the city would nol only have to keep the gras* mowed and urrn cleaned, but huve lo dean any grnfm. fill In holra cauaed hy rura leuvlng the jtavrm rni or In un accident, and have Ihe liability over Ihc proper­ ty as well. "It Jusl Isn't practical." Holland said, "so for Ihc lime la-log. we are Id lin g Ihe D O T Ihnt we a rrn'l Interested. S lr v r Homan. s|>okramun for Hie Department or Transporta­ tion aald the D O T makes similar pro|K>sids on tqikeep and maintettunce lo olher nnnilelpalmes in which Interchange ureas occur. "Som e have accepted our offer while others haven't." he M ild , "If they don't, then we will )u*l c o n tin u e tu k ln g ca re of it oursrlvrs. nil hough I suspect in some eases, a municipality may nol think we are keeping It ns well groomed us they muy want." "If Luke Mary says no lo our proposal," Homan suld, "W e'll jusl do what w r have lo, and do Ihe best we can wllh Ihe funds available." T h e rr|x>rl from Hollund Is being presented for Informullon during tomorrow night's laike Mary City Commission meeting. No commission vole Is expected on the stuff report. T h e Lake Mary C lly C o m ­ mission meeting Is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m . tomorrow night. In the commission chambers of Lake Mary C lly Hall. IOO N. Country C lub Road. Fun Contlnuatf from Paga 1A downtown area but all around Ihe greater Sanford urra. lot hiding Disney, " T o me. ihe com m unity Is what It Is all about/’ Higgins added Th e program Is helping foster the small town com m unity atmosphere where (x-oplr want to be. This is the %rmiid yrar for Hie Main Street fund raiser and organ tiers hope In raise between 912.000 to 915.000. Chris Crania* wild money raised goes to support Hie Main Slrrel programs The hinds help pay lor m airhlog grants lor qualified applicants lo upgradr hull ding furadrs hy palming or adding awnings and lo do market research on ihe types of hostnessrs which will slu rred downtown The fun lieglns at 10 a m Saturday unul 5 p.m. Sunday hours are 11 a m until 5 p m. A number of merchants have donated Items lor the silent auction Hid* will Ik - taken on Items ranging from a 1000 Cadillac valued at 915.000 to several llrm s ranging from dry (leaning services. fund at local restaurants, five tuxedo rentals lo a golf outing for four at Tlmaeaun Country Club. Tlrkeis will also Ik- drawn for prizes given away Hirouglioui the festival A whir variety of singers and dancers will |K-rform during the two day festival, Idvlllwildr Elementary Chorus. Heathrow Ele­ mentary Chorus. Seminole Com m unity Collegr Jazz Hand, Hollywood East Dancers. Kaylt Lytle (vocalist), and lluda|K-st Hiring Hand are sched­ uled loprrfurm Saturday On Sunday entertainment will Ik- provided by Humble Seal (50‘s handl. lamgwnod Elem rnlary M lm ilr Men Hand. School of Darter Arts (SODA POP8|. Mernefre s Demo Team , lauigwood Ele memory Choralirrs and laikrvlrw Middle School Music In addition the Celery C lly Cruisers will be on hand Sunday showing their antique ears Lemon law--------------C o n tinued from Page 2A The lemon law allows consumers to seek u refund or replacement vehicle alter a new vehicle has hern under rrpair lor at least a month or If the manufacturer (alls |o rrpair warranty pro I’lerns within a reason aide num ber of Attrmpta Any problems must sub*tamMlly reduce thr value of Hie vehicle nr Impair its use or sulety in order lor the vehicle to qualify fur protection. The lemon law applies to new cars wllh warranty problems reported within the first IH mouths or 24.000 mile* which ever comes first The period may lie extended by anotlier six months ll a problem is not corrected. Huttrrwnrth M ild the program tuts exceeded Ills expectations ami led more auto m im ufartiirrrs to resolve consumer complaints rather H u n going through arbitration. * Wr knew H was going to Ik- a program (bat would protect consumers," he Mild "Hut the thing was gelling Ihc word mil lo Hie consumer." Jones said II look about six months to rrsolve ihe dispute over tier ear after she contacted the slate. "I feel like ihe selllem rnl was real fair." she said "It was definitely worth going through, ll wasn't that painful." The n>ll free number lor Ihe lemon law program !• I 7, .*> ' . • ♦ ...... — '■■■*■» ■ — — ..........— . to Hie needs of local constitu­ ents. " L e i’s do Hie right ihlng for the people, not just what the lobbyists w ant." suy» Dart. Dart served us a marine for 12 years and received buck Injuries while In Honduras. Weeks luler, he was In Kuwait and he wild his buck Injuries were magnified as hr and his Second Division udvanred on Kuwait City. He received the Com bat Action Medal for his Middle East serv­ ice. Dart returned to Ids parent's DLAKE AUSTIN FRANCIS H lu k r A u s tin Fra n c is . 10 months. Orlando Drive. Sanford, died Thursday. May 12. 1994, at Arnold Palm er Hospital. O r ­ lando. He was itorn Jan . 30. 1093, In Sm llhtawn, N.Y. He came lo Sanford 10 months ago S u rv iv o rs Include m other. T a m m y ; father. Michael, of Sanford: sister. Michelle. Hay Shore. L .I .. N .Y .: brothers. M ic h a e l S i. A n t h o n y , and Evercttc Justlno. both of Sunlord: maternal grandm other. Sandra Eland. Sunford; maternal grandfather. Jose Lrqicz, New York: paternal grandm other. Wllhclmlnu Francis. Hay Shore. L .I..N .Y . G ru m k n w F u n e ra l H om e, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. VIOLET C.OIPSON Violet C. Gipson. OH. Pullls Avenue, Longwood, died Tue s­ day. May 17, 1094. at her residence. Horn Oct. 15. 1025, In Marianna, she moved to Central Florida In 1963. Mrs. Gipson was a h o m e m a k e r. Sh e w » » a member of Com m unity United Methodist Church. Casselberry. Survivors Include husband. Hubert; son. Charles. Palm Hay: brothers, Elmer Cox. Panama C lly , Steadm an Cox. Grand Island, Neb.; l w o grandchildren. H a ld w in -F a irc h ild Fun e ra l Home, Allumonle Springs, In charge of arrangements. JOSEPH J.KU N AR JR. Joseph J . Kunur. J r ., 48, While Pine Lane, Longwood. died Friday, Muy 13, 1094. at Wilder Park Memorial Hospital. Horn Dec. 3, 1045. In Orlando, he was a lifelong Central Florida resident, Mr. Kunur managed a Kmart Garden Shop. He was a Loeally, Dart chaired a March of Dimes "Hikers lor llablcs" fundraiser. Dart has also helped with Hear) of Florida United Way. Coalition for the Homeless and Dlwihleil American Vetrra ns. Dart wiys he would like to see a national Com m nnltv Health Purchasing Alliance simllur lo one which Is being established In ce n tra l F lo rid a . A na tio n a l network of C H I’As could offer a solution lo the national hcullhcare access p ro b le m s . T h e C'HI’As allow regional purchases ol healthcare insurance ami services at lower rales. "I'd like to see that tried on the natloiud level," says Dart. "It might possibly inuke health care available lo everyone." Dart says he would also like lo return nutlnnul attention to the federal debt problem. seen Ihe collapse scene describe the building a* a tolal toss. " I f * match stick* now ," W ynn said. "It pist kinetic laid down " Officials at To w n Center were in a m criing this morning and could not be reached for com­ ment. Dart Is married lo Linda Dart. Dart has one son. Sean. Collapse-----Continued from Page 1A "They are meeting all Ihe new Codes for wind reslsiunce." suld W ynn. "W e ’ve been real huppy with Ihe construct ton." An employee of To w n Center who did nol want lo lie Identified said she planned lo move Into one of Ihe apartments us soon as the first buildings were ready for occupancy. She said she was confident the buildings were safe, Offlrlals of O S H A (Occupa­ tional Safety and Health Adm in isirotlon) are experted to look over Ihe site this afternoon A rro rd ln g to W y n n , that is standard operating procedure when an arcldcnt like thin no­ rm s. "I don't think that it Is an Idlealor of anything/' he said S a n f o r d F ire C h lc T T o rn Hickson M id hla department would nol be following up ihe rot lapse wllh any Investigation "O u r Job ended In this situa­ tion when our trucks raiiie burk to the station." tie said Hickson said he agrees wllh the assessment that the collapse may have been brought on by high winds which hit some of thr Sanford area "W hen I left Hie station cn route to the upuMmcma." he said, "there was a lot of small size bail (ailing at the fire station." A c c o rd in g lo the Sanford Police officers stationed at the entrance guarding against any unauthorized persons entering the complex, "a lot of materials huve been coming out of there" s in c e before 4 o 'c lo c k on Wednesday morning While the news media has iK-rn banned fruen entering Ihe accident site, others who have Invasion Continued from Page 1A Penny and Kevin Fletcher drove up lu front of l tie Hanxhotlom house to drop off ihelr rhlhl for babysitting, and was seen by one of the men. Hy ltd* time, th r report said thr men tiad taken I hr woman Inlo Ih r garage area of th r house Responding q u lrk ly lo the s it u a t io n . Run sh o t lorn r e ­ portedly told tlie* men Ihe bark door was u n lo ck e d If th e y wanted fr> gel away. Ttie men then flrd through the house, out lfie rear door and inlo a nearby wooded arra. while Runshnftom fled toward the Fletchers vehi­ cle. T h e r e p o r t s a id . " M r s RanslKillom lurried Mrs. Flet­ cher around and pushed her out of thr doorway. Mrs. Runsbotloin I lien run towards their car. told them to get Inlo Ihelr car and g n out of here." She added dial the men had a gun. As Hie Fletcher* drove off. they reported seeing the while car pull oul of Hie woods and head down Weldon Boulevard, during which lime Iwo shots were flrrd at ihelr vehicle. Only one re|x>rtedly struck the Flele-tier s cnr. No one was Injured in Hie shooting. Lake Mary police said addi­ tional Information regarding Ihe case was being withheld (lending an extensive Investigation Into the mailer. ESI C tvck i OK IJA ™ ------------- W ------------Seminole Centre Vaccine-A-Thom $5 Rabies! Extra Savings on Vaccination Paksi Aitm m istorud by Sla lo -Llco n so d Vt-tunn.m .m -. Support a Great Cause and Savel ret Vaccine Services, the retailers of Seminole Centre, and the Humane Society of Seminole County have joined forces to provide low cost vaccinations for dogs and cat# a t this special community event. rv S fa moUna a donation for ovary pet vaccinated at thla event to the Humana Society of 6* mlnote County! Saturday, May 21 at, 1 0 :0 0 a u to 3 :0 0 p u Seminole Center Vsccini-4-TkOB DEATHS M ARC A N T H O N Y P A D D IA N I Marc- Anthony Fabhlanl. in­ l a i d , Orange Boulevard. Lake Monroe, died Monday. May It). 1994, at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanlord. lie was U irn A u g Ifl, 1093. in Sanford Survivors Include lather. Mare Joseph Glllm or. Lake Monroe, mother. Jean M Vlgnotir. Lake M o n ro e : s is te rs . J e n n i f e r Vlgnotir and Slrphunlr Vlgnonr. both ol O r la n d o : p a te rn a l grandparents. Jean uml Hill Glllmor. Lake Mary, mutrrnul g randparents. Kathleen and George Fabhlanl. Georgia. (laidw in Fairchild Cemetery and Funeral Home, l-akc Mary, in charge ol arruiigrmcnls home In Altamonte Springs and he began work as a federal court deputy clerk before resigning to run forofflee. ll . M O O Orlande Or. <Hwy. r T-92). X m is north o / U h e Mary dLAk m ritibcr of St Margarrt Mary Catholic Churi h S u r v iv o r In c lu d e s » t * ir r . D o lo r e s E a s t . A l t a m o n t e Springs. Woodtawu Funeral Home A M em orial Purk. O rlando . In rharge o( arrangements. OUYE. NICKS G u y E. Nicks. 5H. Miller Road. Sanford, died Monday. Muy Iff. 1004. at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford Horn March 22. 1036. In Ml Pleasant. Mlelt., lie moved lo Sanford III 1057. Mr. Nicks was a retired brick mason, and was recently employed by Marriott Interna­ tional Food Service. He wus I lap! 1st. S u rv iv o rs Include m other. Eleanor Nicks. Tarpon Springs; son*. Robert, Geneva. Tim othy. Longw ood; daughters, Laura Hearing. Dallas. Texas, Sandra Lliiglc, Sanford; sister. Lurie Hoffman. Tarpon Springs; six grandchildren. Hrlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. in charge of arrangements. CARRIE VIVIAN O'LEARY Carrie Vivian O 'Le a ry. 66. Tumbleweed Lane. Casscll>crry. died Friday. May 13. 1004. She was born In Morchcad, Ky. She was a member of St. Peter's Catholic Church. Survivors Include husbnud, R obert E .; b ro th e r. G ilb e rt giilscnhcrry, Morchcad: sister. Jean Rorick, Shelby. Ohio. O d gcr-H crllhy Funeral Home, Mansfield, Ohio, tn charge of arrangements. MARY E. ME8SERVY REDNER Mary E. Messervy Rcdncr, 74. Locust Street. Sanford, died Sunday. May 15. 1004. at Cen­ tral Florldu Regional HoHpItul. Sanford. Horn March 8. 1920, In Charleston. S.C.. she moved lo Sanford from Miami. She was a m e m b e r of the E p is c o p a l Church. Survivors Include son. Rich­ ard. Klngwood, Texas; daugh­ ters, Mary F. Durlund. Bend, O r e ., G lo r ia J . F is h e r . Hollywood, Janice F. Sullivan. Merrill Island: brothers. Horace P. Messervy. und W ilkie T . Messervy, both of Knlghtsvllle, S.C.. Curl Knight, Waltcrboro, S.C.: sisters. Dorothy Slaydon, S u n fo rd . H elen A lb c r g h in i. P e m b ro k e . M aine, Flo re n ce Cone, Sum m erville, S .C .i 10 grandchildren; und four great­ grandchildren G r u m k n w F u n e ru l H o m e . Sanford, In charge of arrangementa. MARY MULHOLLAND SCHWARTZ Mary Mu Ihoi hi m l Schwartz, 72. Willow Grove Street, Allamonte Springs, died Monday. May 16, 1994. at her residence. Horn Nov. 10. 1921. In Toledo. Ohio, she moved lo Central Florida In 1902. Mrs. Schwartz was u sales representative. She was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church. Survivors Include husband. Roliert M. II; daughter. Mury Patricia Doanc. Kennebunkport. Maine; sons. Robert M. Ill, South Hadley. Mass.. Geoffrey D.. TatI a li a s s r r , T h o m a s M . . C e n lr c v llle , V a ., P e le r F .. Oviedo, six grandchildren. Orlando Crcm ulloii Service. Orlando. In charge of arrange­ ments. FLORA CORRINE BMULLIN Flora C o rrlnc Sinullln. 00, Uluh Uoulcvurd. Orlando, died Tuesday. May 17. 1094. at her residence. She was born Dec. 4. 1033. In Sanford, and wus u lifetime Central Flurlda resident. Mrs. Smulltn was a library clerk at S e m in o le C o u n ty P u b lic Library. Casselberry. She was Methodist. She was a member of Dt-llu Pill Gummu Sorority und the National Honor Society, both at Stetson University. Survivors Include daughter, Fruncl Oiler, Orlando: son, Mitch V arn. Orlando, Len n y Vurn. Marshfield, Mass.; father, R. Eurl Kipp, Orlando; brother, Robert E. Kipp, Chrlslmus; five grand­ children. • Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando, In charge of ar­ rangements. Survivors include sons, Richurd M.. Greenville. Del., Michael. Cherry Hill, N.H.: sister. Theresa M. W y rlc k . Oxod H ill. Md.; brother. Charles J . Nehr, Marlow Heights. Md.; live grandchildren. U a ld w ln -F u lrc h lld Fun e ra l Home. 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I t ] J i ll ? -Y V Jv FREDERIC F GAIM \IH ■ H NEKAL IHHI'CTOR Fulfilling a Service lo Our Community In Tittle O f Need 3 3 5 IL S R 4 3 4 In Loving M em ory (A c r m * fro m W h ile H ove) L O N G W O O D • H34-H550 o r 767-5101 Lillian Armack Marschner M a y 18, 1 9 9 2 Weeping may endure for a night, but )oy cometh In the morning. , ., Piolm 30 Love Always, Daughter Claudia M IC H E L E 'S HOUSE OF BARGAINS Has Moved T o 1008 FRENCH AVE., SANFO RD (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -6 1 9 9 i • IRENE M. ZEIMANN Irene M. Zclmarin, 74, Red Ouk Court. Winter Springs, died Monday. May 16, 1994, at Flor­ ida Hospital. O rlando. Horn March 6, 1920. In Yugoslavia, she moved to Central Florida In 1962. She was n homemaker. Pto— k i' In Loving Memory of Robert Howlngton, ]Aug. 21,1946-May 18,1987J You art not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be. A t long as life and memory last, We thal remember thee. We mlts you now, our hearts ore tore, i A i time goes on we will miss you more, No one can fill your vacant place. TBonnlt. !Rp66U dr £.Ua cm s&AStMS3» IN PROGRESS WELCOMING BACK OLD FRIENDS AND NEW CUSTOMERS! Quality Used Furniture Housewares * Collectibles I �1 I"* « • I » I I'". • • 7 l - 1- 1 I Santord Herald, Santord, Florida - Wednesday, May 18, 1994 - 7A • A - Sanford Herald, 8anford, Florida - Wednesday. May IB. 1994 igher interest rates bring elation, concern Models with disabilities find work in advertising By CONNIB PARftOW Associated Press Writer S T . I.O U IS — Fashion model Cheryl Endlcott takes one lost Itxrk In the m irror at her outfit — cream-colored denim shorts and a ahort-slceved blue shirt — and smiles to make sure there’s no lipstick on her teeth. Pleased, she maneuvers her wheelchair outside the Venture Stores Inc. studio where a photogra­ pher la waiting. "W e ’re selling shirts today, so you need to sit up tall.” the stylist reminds Endlcott us the camera clicks away. Endlcott Is one of a growing num ber of people with disabilities who now model In advertise­ m e n ts for c o m p a n ie s s u c h ns V e n tu r e . McDonald’s Corp., Nike Inc. and Anhcuser-llusch Con. "I think Fin pretty. And I think because I’m pretty and In a wheelchair — that makes me marketable.” said the 30-yenr-old St. Louis native, who recently signed with the Dclcln Agency. A few yenrs ago. there were no pictures of paraplegics or children with Down syndrome on the walls of modeling agencies. Sandru Gordon, a senior vice president of the Nullonn! Easier Seal Society, the biggest group serving the disabled, recalled her first efforts to get companies to use people with disabilities In their ads. "I was told It was a disgusting Idea, and that It would turn |>eople olT." Goidon said. "T h e y actually thought people wouldn't buy a product for fear they'd end up the same w a y." Thin gs changed after Congress pussed the Americans with Disabilities Act In 1990. In addition to legislating hefty penalties for discrim­ ination and requiring easy access to public buildings, the law required a more accurate census of people with disabilities. Th e figure came to 43 million. Companies ulso learned the disabled have a total Income of close to $700 billion. "W hen they started seeing the numbers, they suw It wus a huge m arket." Gordon said. W ith no fanfare. Target used a disabled child In n S u n d a y c irc u la r. Spokesw om an C a ro ly n limokter said there was no high-level strategy behind the decision. "It was part of a brainstorming session In advertising, and one of the art directors said. 'We show people of different raees and different ages. W hy not show someone with a disability?"* Sm okier recalled. A sample nd was mndc up with a disabled child model and shown to Target’s top management. "T h e people looking ul It didn't even notice the person." Sm okier said. "Th a t was the point they were trying to mnke — It didn’t matter.” Il mattered lo disabled Americans and their families. Target received Hundreds of letters praising the move. Now. dozens of hlg c o m p a n i e s around the country arc hiring disabled people to model. Susie Stufflehum. a 6-year-old with Down syndrome who has appeared In two Venture ads. tells people In her St. Charles neighborhood. ’’I'm a star." A fourth-grader from her church asked to take her picture to school for show and tell, "lie wanted to tell everybody he knew somebody famous.” Susie's mother. Dee Stulffcbam, said with u laugh. Penny lialley Is a paraplegic who recently signed w ith the Ta len t Plus agency T h e 2H-year-old bus been paralyzed from the waist down since age 17. when the car she was riding In skidded off the roud and crashed. " I t ’s the first agency that’s given me hope.” said the 6-foot. 123-pound blonde. Halley tiad begun training for a modeling career ut 15. She has done billboards and public scrvlre announcements. Hut she nearly gave up after a painful rejection Inst year by an agency. "T h e woman told me. 'Let me put It to you this way: If I had u model with crooked teeth and a model without crooked teeth. I'm going to use the model without crooked teeth.*” Halley said. "It really hurl m y self-esteem." Although Holley hasn't had a professional shoot yet. she remains optlmlstlr. "It's really neat because It shows advertising Is becoming more mnlnstream." she said. "It helps make us nil one." PLEASE RECYCLE. ! <1A M U N. RUBIN tlslsd Pfa»> Writer_________ [W A S H IN G T O N - Th e Federal :rvc ’s latest Inflation-fighting ivea to make borrowing more ally la prompting a burnt of lllon on Wall Street and a ind of hand-wringing In Con­ NlkiHUAMR80FA BUY ONE cvebv M iT T H t S m f f t x s P n iN r . 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Th e economy has been l key lo his political fortunes ' Nne time, and It remains so ow le t 's get th e f u n tal facts out here. We HRS more Jobs, lower Inflation. • lower deficit and expectsfor high growth this year, g ro w th .” C lin to n said ay. are steeply rising Interest a s ig n of a h e a lth y notny, as the administration tends? Or do they portend an Wanted drag on the economy t could turn Into a political btllty for the president and his rty? Those are questions being elghed by a Jittery W hite oust — which hopes the anw rr Is yes to Ihe first question nd no to the second, but c a n ! now for sure It won't be the ther way around. Even before Tuesday's action by the Federal Reserve to raise two key Interest rates, rates on hom e m ortgages and other long-term consumer loans al­ ready had risen to where they were near the end of the Hush The Fed Increased Its rate for direct loans to banks from 3 percent to 3.5 percent, and boosted the target for overnight lo a n s b e tw e e n c o m m e rc ia l i TAKING K. ■■ And Finding Everything They Need In The S a n fo rd H e ra ld • Local N ew s • National / International N ew s • Sports • W eather • Letters to the Editor • Church Page • Leisure M agazine • Comics • Classified A d s • Local Advertising Sunday Health Fltness/Educatlon/Buslness • Special Sections 86 Years o f Community Service T o S u b s c rib e C a ll T o d a y ! 322-2611 iigc point, to 3.5 percent. It nlso Iroosted from 3.73 percent to 4.25 percent Ihe federal funds rate that hanks charge each other on overnight loans. Th e Fed on Tuesday senl a Th e discount rate Increusc was dramatic signal of Its determina­ Ihe first In five years. Th e Fed tion to hold Inflation In check by this year has pushed (he funds Increasing the discount rate It rate up three previous times. In charges hanks by a half percent- smaller Increments of a quarter percentage point each time. Major banks moved Immedi­ ately lo raise prime Interest rales, guaranteeing the cost of borrowing for millions of con­ sum ers und businesses w ill climb. Th e Increase In tranks' prime lending rate was led by Citicorp, the nation's largest trank, which Would Ihe new rale hikes slow boosted Its prime hy one-half growth? "W e'll have to wull and see whut the Impact Is." she percentage point to 7.23 percent. Th e Increase, which was quickly said. copied by other major banks, So far. Democratic President marked the third raise this year C lin to n and Republican Fed In ihe prime lending rate, a Chairm an Alan Greenspan have benchmark for m any business maintained an unusual alliance and consumer loans. — w ith G reenspan praisin g "W e hope that Main Street Is Clinton's deficit-reduction efforts not being sacrificed for Wall and C lin to n giving the Fed chairm an room lo maneuver Street," said Martin Regalia, chief economist for the U.S. without While House pressure. Hut no president likes to tee Chamber of Commerce. Th e slock and frond markets Interest rales rise. And Ihe welcomed the Federal Reserve Cllnton-Grcenspan alliance may soon be a strained one. particu­ moves, us the Dow Jones Indus­ larly If the economy begins to trial average soared 49 points and bond prices also posted an falter. e c o n o m is t D n v ld J o n e s of Aubrey G. Lunnton & Co., a New York City government securities dealer. Economy is still the key to linton political fortunes tTOMRAUM S S I loS gress over concern Ihe economic recovery may evaporate. Some analysts predicted the central bank now will be content to sit buck and watch to see whether the higher Interest rates will huve the desired effect. "T h e y will hold here for at least two or three months. Th e Fed Is finished for now ." said banka from 3.75 percent to 4.23 percent. Both actions were expertrd to drive up borrowing costs for millions of Americans In the short term. While the administration was publicly uncritical of the Fed and tried to explain away the higher Interest rales as reflective of c o n t i n u e d g r o w t h In th e economy, presidential advisers harbor lurking concerns. A Fed miscalculation could have the effect of breaking eco­ nomic growth too sharply rather than Just warding off Inflation, leading lo a period of stagnation going Into the 1996 presidential election. " I make It a practice generally not lo comment on what the Fed does. (Hut) there Is clearly some room for short-term Interest rates over Ihe rate of Inflation that won’t slow down our eco­ nom ic grow th.” Clinton said Tuesday. Hut White House aides said Clinton has voiced frustration over the recent cllmh of longerterm Interest rates like home mortgages — rates less directly Influenced by Fed actions and m ore governed by financial markets. And many economists see the steep Increase In long-term rates ns a sign of market rdginess — fueled In |>art by a fear that the Fed might tie overreacting to the threat of Inflation. A d m in is tra tio n econom ists were privately expressing ho|>r that T u e s d a y 's Fed actions would mark the end of the central bank's round of rale tightening. Boneless -1Top Sirlo in S te a k s Top Round London Broil Save $ 1 .5 0 IP Science Writer _____________ D A L L A S - Women who put m weight around age 30 — even just un extra 10 or 20 pounds lay substantially Increase their risk of breast cancer later In life, care hers say. Researchers have long noticed (hut obesity la linked with breast cancer. So they set out to see If there Is any particular time of life when gaining weight Is Icspcclully hazardous. "W e found that the must |importunt decade In a woman's life was the third decade," said Noreen Aziz. "O f all the iecadcs In which you should that extra weight, It's the Ithlrd ." A fte r lu n g ca nce r, breust Icunccr Is the leading cancer I k l l l c r of U .S . w o m e n . A n I estimated 46.000 people will die I from It this year. Many factors arc thought to I Influence a woman's risk, but most of them, such as n family h is to ry of the disease, arc beyond an Individual's control. T h i s Is w h y e x p e rts arc |especially eager to find risk K :tors such us weight thut can changed. T h e latest study was con­ I ducted by Aziz and colleagues at Ihe H. Lee Moffltt Cancer Center a n d R e s e a rc h In s t itu te In I'um pa, Fla. It was presented Tuesday at a meeting of the Am erican Society for Clinical Oncology. I Th e researchers studied 218 >vomen with newly diagnosed breast cancer and compared them with 436 healthy women of the same age. ; T h e y found that half the cancer patients and one-third of the healthy women had gained more than 15 pounds between Ages 16 to 30. Tw o-thirds of the dancer patients and half of the comparison group had gained this m uch between age 30 and Ithelr current age. ; At age 30. the women who went on to get breast cancer USDA Inspected Beef Hot Or Mild Food Lion Sausage Boneless Chicken Breast & Boneless Breast Tenders Weight gain by age 30 linked with higher risk of breast cancer ly D AN IIL Q. HAMBY In a letter to Federal Reserve Chairm an Alan Greenspan, a bipartisan group of seven New England senators led hy Semite Majority Leader George Mitchell said their region "has weathered some heavy blows over the last few years" and now thanks to higher Interest rates "Ihe eco­ nomic recovery In our states will suffer." "T h e behavior of the Fed Is nn ou trag e ." added Sen. Byron Dorgan. D-N.D., a frequent Fed critic. " T h e Fed Is responding more lo the Interests of money center hanks than to the Inter­ ests of (he productive sector of the American economy.” While lower Interest rales are a cornerslone of the Clinton ad­ ministration's economic recov­ ery program, the White House put the best face on the Fed’s action and offered assurances the economy will withstand Ihe growing credit squeeze. "T h e ndinlnlstrnllon believes that the economy Is on n path of s u s t a in e d g r o w t h , s t r o n g employment and low Inflation." said Laura D 'A u d rc a Tyso n , head of the White House Council of Economic Advisers. "T h e ailm inistration resperls the In ­ dependence of the Federal Re­ serve and neither criticizes nor endorses Its actions." USDA Inspected Beef "Again, there Isn't a lot of evidence of inflationary pressure In the economy now ." W h ite . House press secretary Dee l>ew*Myers said after the Fed acted. Tha t's about as close as Ihe W h ite H o u se has com e to publicly questioning the Fed moves. weighed un average of 131 pounds, while the comparison group weighed 120. Hy age 40. the w om en w ho got breast cancer weighed 139 pounds, com pared w ith 128 for the healthy women. Th e y calculated that women who carry 10 pounds more than normal at age 30 Increase their risk of breast cancer by 23 p e rce n t. W ith an extra 15 pounds, their risk Increases 37 percent, and with 20 pounds. It goes up 52 percent. "It means a 10-pound dif­ ference muy be significant." Aziz said. D r. W a lle r W ille tt of the Harvard School of Public Health noted that muny women In Iheir childbearing years neglect their own health, often because they seem outwardly to lie In good shape. "T h is Is one more reason to em phasize the avoidance of substantial weight guln during this period.” he said. "T h is Is a good message, because It's an Ignored problem." The link between weight and breast cancer |s probably com­ plicated, however. Willett said his own research suggests that being slim may actually Increase the risk of breast cancer before menopause, when this disease Is rare, while being overweight raises the risk after menopause. T h e risk of breast cancer Increases with age. Resides a family history of the disease, other factors that appear to Increase risk Include going through puberty at an unusuully early age. reaching menopause late, never having children or starting a family late In life. One of the few other con­ trollable risk factors Is alcohol consumption, which appears to raise the risk of breast cancer somewhat. High levets of estrogen, the female sex hormone, are thought to Increase the risk of breast cancer. Both obesity and drink­ ing may contribute by prompt­ ing the body to produce more estrogen. Impressive gain. It was a sharp contrast lo the three smaller Fed hikes earlier thin year, when prices tumbled. Analysts said while the cost of short-term borrowing will go up — home equity and car loans are exam ples — m ortgage rates could come down because they are pegged to 30-year bonds. Economists predicted rates on 30-year mortgages, which hit a two-year high of 8.77 percent last week, could retreat to around 8.25 percent. That could mean a m on th ly savings of about $50 to someone with a $100,000 mortgage. "Most of the time the Fed watts too long to do anything." said Joe Prakken of Laurence H. Meyer ft Associates, a St. Louts economic forecasting firm. "T h is time they really did seem lo go to great lengths to preempt Inflation." If the Fed's calculations prove correct, the current economic expansion could last several more years rather than collaps­ ing amid raging Inflation. Hut m any politicians attacked the rate Increases. T h e y said the central bank Is Ignoring recent government reports that show economic growth slowing from the torrid pace set late last year and price pressures abating. r o d G re a t F o r G r illin g Ground Bee Patties Fxoic S Lb. 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Florida - Wedneedey, Mey 16, 1904 Students report regrets: Sex started too young B y H O W A R D Q O LD BBR Q Associated Press Writer N EW YO R K - Most sexually active tren-ngen* In a national poll say they lost their virginity too soon, but not because of pressure from their friends or dates. Fifty-four percent of those who have hud sex said they should have wulled. the Roper poll found. Th e sexually active teens Have, on average. 17 as the "best age" to begin sexual Intercourse, two years older than the average age they snld thev begun, Most said they started not because of pressure from friends (4 percent)or from the partnrr (0 p e rc e n t) but because th e y wuntrd to (78 percent). Nine In 10 of all the teens In the poll denied they feel pressure from friends or dutes to have sex, and 88 percent said they feel no pressure from T V or ntovles. "Rolniidn." a nationally syn­ d ic a t e d t a lk s h o w , r o m missioned the poll for a program today with help from the Sexual­ ity Information and Education Council of the United Stules. a New York-based Interest group. "One of the things this |K>II suggests Is how confused young people are In America nlxmt sexuality.*' said Debra llnffner, the group's executive director. "I think there's a lot of contradic­ tion between their attitudes and what they’re doing." Telephone Interviews with 503 students In grades nine through 12 were conducted last month by Roper Starch W orldwide. Results have a margin of sam­ pling error of less titan 5 |»ercentugc (mints. Forty-one percent said they eugagrd In sex with |>enelrutlon. Kids plot revenge claiming sex*abuse and almost Ihrec-rpinrlers of them said they did It In (he homes of their parents nr their partners' parents. Six In 10 said they believe their parents know about Ihelr sexual bchuvlor. Eight In 10 of the sexually active M ild they use condoms all or most of the time, b i l l the laid news for AIDS prevention Is that 21 percent repotted (our or more partners and only 57 percent alw nyt use a condom. Th e share of those who M ild they had Intercourse, 30 |x-r cent. Is much lower than the 54 (icrceut In a 1990 survey by the Centers forDlscasc Control. That could be good news for those worried about lecn pre­ gnancy and AIDS, but lecn-ugers called at home may tie less willing to report sex than those who filled out the federal sur­ vey's questionnaire, which went a n o n y m o u s ly Into n sealed enveln|>ent school. There was no difference In the average ages Ihe high school students thought lies! for boys and girls to have their first sexuul In te rc o u rse , and on average, both sexes sturted at the M i m e age. Dut while 71 percent of the girls said they were In love with their last hcxuuI partner, only 45 percent of the troys said the same. Elghty-one percent of the sexually active boys vs. 59 percent of the sexually active girls said "sex Is n pleasurable experience.” Th e report "Te en s Tulk About Sex" Is available for S I2 from S IE C U S Publications. 130 W 42nd St. Suite 2500. New York. N . Y . 10030 T h u rs d a y , F rid a y S a tu rd a y M a y 19, 2 0 A 21 By D IB R A M A L I Associated Press Writer CHICAGO When II fourth-graders accused ihelr substitute teacher of molesting them, authorities were reudy to (relieve them. Even the teacher agreed that children so young rarely lie atmut such things T h is time, they did lie — p ro d d e d , p o lic e sa y. by u classmate who had oircrcd them 91 apiece to accuse Ihe teaeher falsely. "W hat's so scary — and so sad — Is thut you've got 9-year-old kids sophisticated enough to know they can get a teacher by s a y in g he fo n d le d t h e m ." C h Ic a g o T e a c h e r s U n io n s|tokrswoman Jackie Gallagher said.' "You Just don't wunt to think that our little kids who you're still reading nursery rhymes to are figuring they're going to stick tl to ihelr teacher." Albert Thom pson told police his class at Fuller Elrincntury School on Chicago's South Side beearne unruly during Ills May 9 a s s ig n m e n t, lie said some c h i l d r e n r u n o u t o f th e classroom, und he lutd to slum! by the door to keep others inside. When Thompson threatened to report ihelr mlstiehavlor. a 9-year-old girl offered to pay 10 classm ates-^ nine girls and a boy — 91 each II they Joined h n In c la im in g that Th o m p so n fondled (hem. police M ild . Th o m p s o n . 43. never wus charged. Police cleared him alter some of the c hild ren made Inconsistent statements and one admitted they had made up the story to get htm In trouble The 9-ycar-old also recanted, police said. Hut he hasn’t gotten unothcr teaching assignment. "W e 're In u society where you're guilty until proven Inno­ cent." Thom pson M ild Tuesday. P o li t i c a l c o r r e c t n e s s a n d children's rights "overrode my rights." he M ild . A t th e sam e tim e , even Thom pson said Ihe case was unusual. "Fo r every cusc like mine, there ure nine cases” where a child really wus ubused, he suld. •'This Is really the exception," said Bette L. Bottoms, an assis­ tant psychology professor at the University of Illinois ut Chicago who bus researched Ihe use of child witnesses In sexuul abuse cases. "Let's not use this us an example to discredit children In general." Lt. Robert llargeshcliner said the children probubly had not thought through their actions and how the allegations "could dumugc this guy personally and professionally." 24 pack Coke. Sprite or Diet Coke In !2oz. cans. and EarringsBuy one at regular price, receive second piece (oqual or less value) for one penny. ____ Instock only EAGLE Potato Chips. Choice of Regular, Bar-B-Q, or Sour Cream flavors in 6 oz. bags. 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( .If * f l i l Ml I V* / h.vi/e/n Ih yj/r Slippers, our Love Mates, machine washabio slipperi In assorted colors and sizes. miCi» POOPATALLtTOIIIt INTHEMETROORLAHPOARIAANDLWBURO, MT. DPI 0RAM0I CITY. PILAWD, SANFORDANDLAM MAHY. i �' Sanford Herald W EDNESDAY M ay 18, r r 1994 B P o r ts IN 7 B R IE F LOCALLY New Sanford baseball league S A N F O IU I — Th e Sanford Recreation D rpartment will be starting « new youlh baseball league thin summer for boysuges 16 -18. Th e league In for players who will nol hr playing N AH F or American Legion thin nnmincr. Tryo u la will be thin Saturday at I p.m, at Sanford Memorial Stadium. For Info, call J im Schaefer at 330-5697. YM CA golf tournament O R LA N D O — Th e Downtown Hrnnch YM CA ¥ resents the 2nd Annual Spring Classic Oolf oumament. Frlduy. May 20. at noon at the Deer Run Country Club In Casselberry. Th e Spring Oolf Classic Is held annually to help raise money for the YM C A Scholarship Fund which aids families who normally ran not lake part In family or youlh activities. Entry fee Is $40 and prizes will tie awarded. Call the YM CA for detulls at (407) 896 6901. Lake Mary 3*on*3 Classic L A K E MARY — Th e laike Mary Recreation Department will christen the new basketball courts ut the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Runtoul Road with the 3-on-3 Tip-off Clusslc. Th e champion of the tournament, which Is Muy 2 1 and 22. will claim a $ 100 cash prize. I’loy will follow a double-elimination formut. Each team la guaranteed two games. To u rn a ­ ment rules und entry farms are available at Luke Mury City Hall. 100 West Luke Mary Houlevnrd. A three-point shootout competition will l»r held In conjunction with the tournament. For Info, call Hob lleldkumpat 322-7216. Oviedo summer basketball O V IE D O — Oviedo Recreation ft Purks will be accepting registration for the Sum m er Men's Uusketbull League through May 24. Guinea are . flve-dn-flve. full court with officials. Games will lie played ut the Juckaon Heights Middle School gym . 141 Acudemy Avenue, on Saturday mornings starting Ju n e 4lh. League fee Is $225 per team und anyone 18 years or alder Is eligible. For more Information contuct the Oviedo Recreallon A Parks Department ut 359-5660. AROMHP TH » NATION Orsulak does In Marlins N EW Y O R K — Joe Orsuluk. who hud earlier hit a game-tying home run. drove In two runs with u two-out. bases-loaded single In the ninth Inning Tucsduy night In give th r New York Mels a 4-3 victory over the Florida Murllns Todd Hundley opened the ninth with u walk off Yorkls Perez and Jo hn Cangelosl sacrificed him to second. Jerem y Hernandez (2-2) retired one baiter, then Issued two-out wulks to Jose Vizcaino and Jeff McKnlght to loud the buses. Orsuluk has a 1-2 count when he lilt his gam e-winning liner down the right-field line. Taking back the title H w M Ptwtc fry Tommy Vince*! Seminole High School won Its filth stale championship In girls' track last MacPherson, Katrina Southward, coach Charles Reynolds, head coach Male Class 4A slate moot Team mombers are (kneeling, left to Perkins, Mildred Davis, Trade Eudell, Katrina Perry, Shawana Montgomery, riQhl) Bounder Morgan and Mlndee Hampton; (back, from loll) Danielle Tensile Mersey, Wymelka Davis, Emily Jarrell, and Qrelchon Gerhard! City Championships American Division squads win Little Major openers From Staff Weporta______ S A N FO R D — It was the American Division's day on the opening night of the 1994 Sanford Recreation Department Little Major Hu m -I m II Lrugnc C'ljy Championship playoffs ut Ft. Mellon Park Tucsduy night. Al Roy Holler Field, the American Division champion Sunnllunil C o r­ poration Red Sox brought out the big gun to blow away the runner-up from the National Division, the (tinker Materials Dodgers. 5 0. Meanwhile, at lakeside Field, the A m e ric a n r u n n e r -u p D isa b le d American Veterans (D A V ) Royals scored a run In the bottom of thr m s o v h o l iih f iiio «m - ( i III - i i Ml IM - t >•* mi - it > m Ill M ill t t lA K IIIO C F IIl.0 CMH s»r«i» » sixth Inning to edge the National champion Railroaders Culm 10-9 at lakeside Field. Th e best two-out-of-tliree semifi­ nal series will continue Saturday at Fl. Mellon Park. If the Red Sox and Royals win they would start llie City Championship serlrs next Tuesday. Ilul If llie Cutis or Dodgers, or both, win Saturduy. the wlnner-take-ull game would be next Tuesduy. with llie City Chumplonshlp starting a week from Saturday. T h e undefeated Red Sox won their 17th straight game behind the strong right arm of Lcvl Raines J r ., w ho Jiurlrd M tw o -b ltte r while striking ouf‘ 13. walking two and hitting u batter. Th e Dodgers only got one runner u s far a s third base and that was In the first Inning. Offensively, the Red Sox scored two runs In the first Inning and added single runs In the second, third and fifth inning. T h e Red Sox were led by Hud Henueit (home run. single, two nuts, two RHI). Adam Frank (dou- From Staff Reports SA N FO R D - It looks like a real dogllght for second place In the Sanford Recreation Tuesday Men's Spring Slowpltch Softball League at Chase Purk. W ith only two weeks gone In Ihe season. Discount Propane already has a full two-game lead, while the other three teams are ull tied for second. Discount Propane used a seven-run third Inning to erase a 6 3 deficit und went on to collect Its third victory without a loss. 13-7. over the Flames (1-2). who could have moved Into a lie for the leguc lead with a win. Th e earlier games were both one-run contests. Whelchcl A Howard edging Gager Pcsl Control. 8-7, In eight Innings and the Flames nipping K N O X V IL L E . Tc n n . — J im Outlcrrez pitched a slx-hlltcr us the Jacksonville Suns defeated Knoxville 3-0 In the Southern League. Gutierrez (3-3) struck out five and did nol walk a batter In going the distance. Jacksonville scored twice In the top of the - sixth. Terrel Hansen singled home the first run und Arqulmcdez Posa scored on an error by • Knoxville left fielder Rick Hollfleld. • Motta back at Mavericks helm D A L L A S — Dick Mottu. the original coach of j the Dallas Muvcricks. returned to the job. * hoping to revive the NUA's worst team. Motta. I 62. succeeds Quinn Buckner, fired two weeks ; ago uftcr a 13-69 record In his only season. # l Motta. who coached Dallus front 1980-81 to * - 1986-87, Is 856-863 In a record 22 seasons. He ; led Washington to the NUA title In 1978. : Angels fire Rodgers * I I ; ! I * A N A H EIM . Calif. — Duck Rodgers wus fired as manager of the California Angels and replaced by Marcel Lachcmann. Rogers, 55. wus 16-23 In his fourth season with the Angels. Lachemann, 52. wus the pitching coach for Florida, managed by his brother. Rene. Th e y become the first brothers to manugc In the majors since 1900. : Big Al retires ; • I I ; • IN D IA N A PO LIS — Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unscr Sr., who drove ut Indianapolis 27 years, announced his retirement. Only A .J. Foyt, who retired last May after u record 35 straight stnrts. and Mario Andretti, whose 29th ' Indy start will be his last, have driven more races at Indianapolis thnn the 54-ycar-old IJnscr. : NBA PLAYO FFS ; D 8 p.m . — T N T . Chicago ut New York, (L) : Com ptaf Httfngt on P a f 21__________ □ See Playoffs. Page 2U Discount Propane splits from pack Suns eclipse Knoxville : 4 * blel. Nick Erickson (single, run). Raines (single. RHI). Ju liu s Griffin (RHIl and Mult Mergo und Ken Erickson (one run each), llrtun Porter doubled and Andrew Realty singled for llie Dodgers (12 51. T h r Royals (13-3) scored seven runs In thr bottom of th r first Inning of llirlr game with Hie Cutis and lisikrd like they might end thr game quickly. Hut th r Cubs (14-2) held Ihe Royals scoreless over thr next Hirer Innings and scorrd Hirer runs in the third and two In the fourth to cut thr lead to 7-5 □B ee Softball, Page 2B H w iM Fholo by M o t Htnla Someplace to call home Lake Mary broke ground for Its new on-campus softball field Tuesday. Participating In tha coremony were (from left) head coach Jeannle Fisher, assistant coach Kim Qaudreau. con- tractor Mike McWoeny, booster club president Donna Schumaker (holding a check (or $5,200), principal Raym ond G aines, and Geoffrey Longslaff of the First Mercantile National Bank. WhdctMl 4 H tw trd O tf* r Pt»1 Control Ml M] WlMlchol 4 Howard Flo mot Ml Ml Flo mot Oltcount Propono M7 IM Ml 41 II - 0*0 1 — Ml I - Ml 010 0 ISO I - I H 7 li I t 10 ♦ 7 It 11 It Carter gets best of Pratt in Limited Late Model run ■y PAUL MARB10LIA Special to the Herald O R LA N D O — Melbourne's Glen Carter outduelled some stiff competition to win the Limited Late Model feature event Friday night. May 13. ut Orlando Spccdworld. Carter Jumped to the early lead, only to loose It on the third lap to Hilly Pratt. T w o lups later. Carter regnlncd the paint and held off repented challenges by Prutt to register tils fifth win of the season. " T h e track wus u little Bllck curlier In the race," said Carter, u former F A S C A R Modified chump!on. "H illy tapped m.c on the third lup, so I moved over and let him get by. A couple of laps later, I was able to move around him for the lead.” Pratt, who works for the sponsor of Carter's racer, told u slightly different story. "G len got sideways, so I Just moved Inside on h im ." said Pratt, n former Late Model pilot. "W hen he got by me to tukc the lead, he cut down on me. When you race, you do what you have to do to win. I don't fault Glen for that move," Pratt crossed the stripe less than a car length behind Carter. Scott Hramlctt took third less than a car length behind Pratt. Michael Williams finished fourth In front of An d y Safflottl. "T h is Is a good division." said Hramlctt, who also races Late Models. "Most of the earn are real close and the racing Is very competitive. I feel like I need a lot more scat time In a race car. so when I'm not racing Late Models, I race this class." Ed Mcrldlth led every circuit to win the 25-lap Sonny King's Orange Hulck Late Model feature event handily. Eight car lengths back came Ricky Wood, who was trailed by Tuffy Hester. George Murphy, and Steve Francisco. "T h is was one of those nights when everything wus Just perfect," said Mcrldlth. " I started on the pole, the car was perfect and since Tuffy and Ricky were hooked up In a battle for second, I could Just drive m y race." Greg Hughes nlso went green (lug to checkers to notch Ills fourth Modified win of the season. Rounding out the top five were. In order of finish. Ed Mcrldlth. Wayne Parker. Ross Eldrtdgc. and Eddie Shcdd. Hobby Scars started the Mini-Stock feature event from the eighth position. Six laps later, Scars got by Rick Maguire for the No. 1 slot. Once In command, Scars had clear sailing to the checkers. Trailing Seurs across the finish line were Maguire. Dnvc Lccklltner. Keith French, and Mike Noglc. Hobby Stevens dominated racing nctlon In the H om bcr division as he claim ed his eight checkered (lag of the b c u s o i i . Doug Gould wus Bccond followed by Rick Schllnuncr. Robert Jenkins, and Dennis Gilliam. JelT Rule won the Sportsman feature, finishing In front of Rick Johns. Uurbarn Pierce. Walt Logglna. and J . Allen Sm ith. ' Other feature events were L .D . Rossltcr (M ln l-B o m b c rs), Fred Peters (R u n -A b o u ts ), Charlie Meyers (Figure Eight), and Hrclt Weber (Mint-Stock Enduro). 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 IL Y MU ‘ f • �SB • Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Wednesday, May IB, 1994 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S Chicago Tuesd.y nlfhl Pint race — I4M. 0- st.se t Blcte Mcknie J 00 ISO la0 4TL'fAmy a n l 40 IC'a Boat Man an 0 «♦ a» t i e pia-aid a.«e (AIM) a n r (a-a-msai# laaanerata-la M . Ml 11.14 1Divine Premia# » 00 ISO in aPush On 100 1aO 1Spirit OEcIlpw lao Q (aii m P (Iai n aa r (ran m.aaoo (a-iiM.se Tbhd race—Ian. Oi 1IJ1 5Omni Dorothy Mao 110 110 aML Royal Palm loo in IRIptoy Bonfire 100 Q(an it aa p(M l44.itr nan na.aa Fourthrace —tala, Ci II.U 1Guilt Aunt Kay 146 an in IJudy'sCrystal lao an aTHPaddy Bear in Q (Ml IMS P 111) aala T d i al lain Carryover liai.TI Fine race — Ilia. Di 11.11 JSthrn.ptre a ao 110 110 SJim Prince a n 110 a Yaenaw Deoley ln 0111) l.n P 11 1) 11M T I I M l m at Hath race-laia. Cl ll.M lOentla Whale aot lao lao r Kattu Scandia l.n 1.16 l Shelbys Brown ia t o n-i) leeo p m i it.at T is-m i mab (Ml) loll paidtt.aa Seventhrace - 1ale. 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Next week, (lie Flames (1-2) play a rioublcheudcr against Gager I’cst Control (1-2) at 6:30 p.m. and Whelchcl & Howard (1-2) at 7:30 p.m. Whelchel ft Howard then sticks uround lo lake on Discount Propane (3-0) at 8:30 p.m. Gager Pest Control broke u 2-2 lie with Whelchcl ft Howard by scoring three runs In Ihc fifth and one run In (he sixth to lead 6-2 entering Ihc seventh Inning. Whelchcl ft Howard scored four runs after two were out In the seventh to tie the score at 6-6 und f ar c e e x t r a I n ni ng s . Whelchel & Howard took the lead with two runs In the lop of the eighth Inning, but Gager came buck with u run und had runners on first und third with no one out. Hut three pop ups ended the threat and Whelchcl A Howard came uway with un 8-7 (1 14 H I tl West Otvltton W L Pci. OB Let Angeles 11 (1 SM w . Sen Francisco 11 ll SM Colorado 11 If .411 Sen Diego 10 n .141 II Tuesday* Oatttat Chicago II, San Oiegot SI. Loult 1. Pittsburgh 0 New York 4. Florida I Cincinnati 4. Atlantal. 10 Innings San Francisco I. Houston 1 Philadelphia I. Montreal 1 Colorado I. Lot Angeles 4 Wednesday's Oamat Montreal IFaitero 1 1 ) at Philadelphia (JecktonSB). I OSp m San Diego (Whitehurst 141 al Chicago (B a n k il4 ).i:M p m SI. Louis (Palacios 01) al Pittsburgh IW a g n e rlll.M lp m . Atlanta (Olayme a 1) at Cincinnati (Smiley 41), 1 l i p m Florida I Hough M ) al New Verb (Jones 4-1). list p.m. San Francttce (Portugal 41) at Houston (DrabekSII.O O lpm Lot Angeles (Ke Orest 11) al Colorado (Freemanl l|,s 01 p m A M IR IC A N LEAOUE All Timet ROT Now York Boston B4fllmgyg Taranto Detrell Chicago Kantes City Clavelend Mlnneeote Milwaukee Te.at SeeHie Celltomlp Oeklend Best Otolston W L P*f. M II •IBS 14 IS .444 » IS Alt .414 IS » 14 n .444 Cewhel OhrHtoa W L Pel. II 14 J4B If IT JM II 11 SI4 If If SOB 11 SB .414 West Dtvttien W L Pci. 11 If *n IS n 4BS 14 >4 400 II M Ml IH 1 Iff 4 OB _ Hf 1 Ilf Detroit (G ulllckion I D al Terenta (Stewart 1 l l . l l l p m Boston (Sato 4 II al Baltimore (McDonald 1 ll.lllp m Chicago (McDowell 111 al Calltornia (Finley 11). 10 U p m Kansas City (Oubicia 11) al Seattle (Fleming 11), 10 U p m SOUTHIRN L IA O U I First Nall (attorn Otvltton W L Caroline (Plretosl n SB Greenville (Breves) it IB Kno. villa 1Blue Jeyfl if 11 Orlande (Cubtl 14 SI Jacksonville (Manners) IS >4 Waste*. Division Huntsville (Atollcsl » II Nashville (Twins) 10 11 Birmingham IWSo.l 10 IS Memphis 1Beyels 1 If IS Chattanooga (Reds) IS 11 triumph. Defense was the nuinc of the gume between the Flumes and Whelchel ft Howard. Whelchcl ft Howard took a 1-0 lead In the third Inning and had the liases loaded with no one out. Hut the Flames turned a first busc-to-caichrr double play before a fly out ended the threat. The Flames came back to tie the gume In the bottom of third, but missed a golden opportunity to tuke the lead In the fifth as Whelchel ft Howard turned a double play with runners on first and third and one out. The Flames took the lead In the bottom of the sixth Inning on an Infield grounder and then threw out another runner at the plate In the top of the seventh Inning to preserve the 2-1 victo­ ryPowering Discount Propane were Paul Ingamclls (double, three singles, four runs. ROD. l ' E 1 EXTENDED t l . -Ej E j ■■pssfi®i NBA PLAYOFFS Tim Relnee It a Sanford natlva and Samlnolo High School graduate now playing for the Chicago White Sox. Hla state are for the 1994 season In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and current career totals (Including 1994 games) In the third column. On Tuesday night, Raines had a single In four trips to the plate and drove In a run during Chicago's 10-2 romp over tho California Angels. RAINE8QAUQE Category *94 G am ai ................„ 33 At-bata.......... .. 131 R u n s............ . 27 H its.............. 36 R B I.............. 4 Doubles........ Triples.......... . 2 Home run«.... .. 6 Steals........... 2 Average ......... .275 beet 160 647 133 104 71 36 13 18 90 .334 career 1.850 7.007 1.238 2,087 722 336 102 129 753 298 Memphis al Chattanasga Nashville al Huntsville PLOBIOA STATS L IA O U I First Nall Civilian W L Pel. OB . Brevard (Marlins) M 11 444 — Si. Lucie (Malt) H IS SM SH 11 If 4B4 1'y Osceola (Astros) 14 >1 111 IHf Daytona (Cuba) 11 14 SSI il's W P Beach (Cap 11 If n * n<» Western Otvtttow Clearwater (PhilliesI Lakeland ( Tigers) St. Pole (Caramels) Tampa (Yankees) Part Myers { Twins I Char lotto I Hangars) OunadinlBluaJayt) Sarasota (Rad lea I H II n M *4 II II is 14 4t4 Ml 1 US 1 MS a II II IU 4 n jo cl4 l It >1 441 t<s la 14 lad It Charlotte 1. Part Myers 1 Dunedin 1. Ddy tone 1. 11mningt It Petersburg 4. Vera Beech I West Palm Baach • Sarasota S. 1st gam# Sarasota I. West Palm Beachs. Indgame Tampa 14. Oscaoia l Lakeland at Brevard ppd . ram Ctoarwator4.lt Lucie 114 innings Wednesday's Oamet Fort Myers at Charlotte Dey tone el Dunedin Veto Beech al II Petortbwrg Otceota at Tampa Lairland at Brevard. 1 Ctoarwator at It Lucto I m i M l l BOX— NY M I T ! C. M ARLIN! 1 FLORIDA NIW YORK a b rb M ab r h bt Carr cl ag i o Viceingst t i l t Arles tt 4d i d RyTpsncI I d d I Mgdenlb 4 11 d McKntph dddd Conine lb 4 111 Ortutak rl t i l l Snllegec 4 1 1 1 Bonilla lb 4 d t d Brownell i d i d Kent lb 4ddd tverellrl 4 d i d Sagui lb iddd Brbevte lb 1 d d 0 limned c iddd Tuesday's Oamas Reppp iddd Mndtoyc i i d d Carattna 1. Or toads 1 OHIknph I d d d Cngiasl II 1 d > d Jacksonville I. Knot villa d P Smith p p dddt iddd Greenville I. Birmingham e. II innings. ts( Vine ph iddd tp dddd It gome •* •* • •........ ... • • Mason p d d o o Ntoph d o d d Birmingham X Greenville I. 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OrsuUh (II SB - Cangeto«I 111 i Cengs toel IP M R CR BB so FtorMe Rapp 1 1 > 1 ) 1 Aquine III > 0 0 1 1 MuTIt 1J • • • 0 • YPerei t| • \ 1 1 0 JHernpndei L. 1 1 11 1 1 1 > 9 Mew York Plmith I I i d i Masan t i l l I I 1 d Franca W. I t 11 d d d d d Umptras — Hama. Darling. Plrat, Williams Second Ball. Third MeSherry T - t 10 A - I I Ml C O iU W I M 1 * U l i e I astern Tear nomenI Al LeimgSen. Ky, All Times I D T T her tear's Games Game I — Tennessee las til vs Vanderb.it 114 Ml I t em Gama 1 m ill, le m Fleride III 111 vs Oeergto Game 1 — South Carolina m i l l vt Kentucky III III. 1 Mpm 1iidar i Games Game 4 — Later j»-»w I vs later game I. Ham Game 1 - - Winner game I tt Loser game 11pm Gama 4 — Winner game 1 to Winner game L IB p m i NOT t The double o'im,nation tourne menI continues Saturday end LnSat with the schedule determined by the ih-mbu* o! teams remaining alter game 1 1 SIC Western Tournament AlOttord. Mtit All Timet COT Thun der-! Oamet Gama I - LSU IM tl) vs Alabama lit U l. Ham Gama 1 - Mississippi St ( l a l l l I t Mississippi (IS 1st. 1pm Game 1 — Auburn ( M i l l vs Arkansas O01H. 7 top m Friday's Bernes Gama 4 — Loser game I vs Loser game 1. Ham Game S 1.1pm i I'll Winner game I vt Later game Game a — Winner game 1 vs Winner game 1.1 10pm Sieve Woldc (four singles, ihrcc runt, (wo HHI). Kevin Julian (double, two singles, run. two KUI). Allan Prlmka (double, single, run. two HHI) and Manny Silvia (double, single. HHI). Also hilling were Roger Kinnard (home run. run. two HHI). David Kline (single, two Kill). Jack Lewis (single, two runs). Chris Grissom (single, runl and Tom Szabo (single). Contributing for the Flames were Mark Ulythc (double, two singles). Robert Smith (three singles, run). Tom Gracey (two singles, run. HHI). Chris Daporr (two singles, runl. Hill Qracey and W.L. Gracey (one double, one run and one HHI each). Jon Eltonhrad (single, run. RUI). Joe Uenton (single, run). Tony Ulullr and Jim Nulty (one single and one RUI each) und Murk Whitley (RUI). t wo rutiM, two RHI). Mike Mt Lotion |lwo singles, run. two RHII. Vlncc Howard (two singles. RHI) and Chris Wargo (single, run). Pacing Gager Pesl Control were Scott Wade (triple, double, two singles, (wo runs). Frunk Turner (three singles, run. four RHI). Rich Hrmlngrr (triple, single. RHI). Kirk Tuhh (double, single). Mike Nolo (two singles, run, HUI|. Donnie McCoy (single, three runs) and Tom Prttlnolo (single). Doing Ihc damage for the Flames aguln»l Whelchcl were Tony Hlallc (double, single). Mark Ulylhr (two singles, run). Robert Smith (single, game winning run). Hill Gracey and Mark Whitley (one single und one RHI each) und Tom Gracey und Jon Ellonhcud (one single Leading Whelchel ft Howard agai nst Gager were Scott Murphy (two doubles, single, two runs. RHI), Eric Johnson (double, single, two runs). Terry Russl (double, single. RHI). James Thompson (two singles. ft iw i i i f v l&iwm StS-TSRIS IS.fe 14M coupon a a § W H E E L A L IG N M E N TS ! Continued from IB The Royals flnully broke through for a pair of runs In Ihc fifth, but the Cubs continued to come back, scoring four runs In the lop of the sixth Inning to-tic the score at 0-9. The Royuls avoided extra In­ nings. however, as Donovan Redden drew a one-out wulk In the bottom of ihc sixth Inning, moved to second on u ground out und scored on a pulr of wild pitches. ' Delivering for the Royals were Redden (double, two singles, two runs, t wo RHI) . A n t h o n y E Qoodyssr ) r Utah vs Ounver Tuesdev. May II Denver IOS Utah >01. )O T. Utah leads series I I Thursdar.AAay IS Utah al Denver. S ym ITN T) Saturday. May ll Denver at Utah 1 X p n ll necessary INBCI NBA AWANOB NBA Meet Improved Player tee* - Don Maclean. Washington tee] - Chats Jackson. Denver tael — P erm I lltoen. Washington 1001 — least tkiSes. Orlande tree - Bony tetkely. Miami tree - Kevin Johnson Phoeni. i toe - Kevin Duct worth Portland ta e t- Daw Fills Seattle tsea — Alvin Haltertsan Sen Antonio Mast Improved Player Voting NEW YOBK - Velmg results tor the NBA Mott Improved Player Awe«d at wmtod by e natmnwide panel of the media Den AAacLeon Washington St lahell Sprewett Gulden S'eto IS Gary Payton. Seattle S Mooeie Bley toet Atlanta > Deto Darts Indian# 1 Bod Strickland. Portland 1 Vincent Attorn Seattle Oana Berras Philadelphia I Her Chapman Washington Pe>e Myers. Chicago I Oden Petynlca Sacramento I Brian Williams. Denrer I |NHL FLAVOFFS All Tunes EOT C O N TIN EN C E FINALS ]|f|f ff || EASTERN CONP I BENCE New Jersey at. N Y . Beagere «d > ' Tvotdey. May ll N Y Rangers < New Jersey I. Serial led II Thursday May It N Y Hengertel New Jotter 1 Mp m Saturday. Mar H N Y R anger t el New Jar ter > >4pm Monday Mey 11 New Jertey 4t N V Bangers 7 14pm Wednesday. May II N V Hangers at New Jersey 1 M p m , ll necessary Friday. 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Strong steel betted potyesler body radia) construction •Aggreswva nbtriad M S S rated •Fti depth upes. each). Doing the hilling Tor Whelchcl Ho wa r d were J a me s Thompson (triple, single). Scott Murphy (two singles, run). Vlncc llowurd and Crulg Tonal (two singles each), Mike McLohon (single. RHI) und Chris Wnrgo (single). wsbonii lasaoflii — :___________ I657SRI4 IFS7SRI4 1 J091SiH4 misnu Kutonurong (triple, (wo runs. RUI). Anion Anderson (double, run, two RUI). Jason Sheffield (single, run. two RUI). Robert Wi l d s ( s i ng l e, run. RUI). Jcrcmluh Jenkins (run. RUI) and Dwayne Tillman und Alex An­ derson (one nin each). Providing Ihc offense for Ihc Cubs were David Hrock (double, single, run. two RUI). Danny Urock (two singles, two runs. RUI). Robert Woodwurd (double, (wo runs). Aaron Klchurdson (double, run, RUI). Jurcd Redder (single). David Frcshour (two runs) and David Sanders (run). FUEL > IN J E C T IO N C L E A N IN G Reg. 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M i l, Y U 11 V U M I ' A S I f i l l mil, HALIM, PI H i MIAMI I tl 1)11It 1)111, lilt MI IIS I 40,000 Mto Ltmitod TifDtorear Warranty Al Season Tread Design Smooth and Chad Ride DAYTONA9 RADIAL S/R From 1 2 4 . 9 5 Matinees Mon., Wed., & Sat. 1pm Nightly al 7:30 pm ■Closed Sundays Seniors Free at al Matinees 1 I1SKXVI1 $ 4 3 SALE •With Coupon From 36.95 HZZZ x p r e s s B A ftIB A ll American League CAIIPO BN IA AN O B LI - Fired ■ R odgers, m anager Nam ed M arc Lachemann manager, and Jaa M. bullpen conch C LB V ILA N D IN DIAN! - Traded T Kramer, pitcher, to tho Clnctnnall Beds John H ru to v s k y . pitcher Assign# Miuso.sky to Canton Atren ol too (aster League Announced the retirement el Jeel Skinner, catcher, and named him a miner tongue Instructor M INNtSOTA TW IN ! - Activated flich Becker, outIwider, hem toe 11 day Wtabtea list and aptwned him to tdH Lea# City al toe American Assoc lotion O A K LA N D A T H L B T I C I - Baltasaa Edwin Nunai. pilthar Btcaltod tim e Yeung, outfielder, hem Huntsville e< the Southern League T B I A I BAN 0B B 1 - Pieced Oddike McDowell, outfielder, an toe It dey disabled Its! derailed Hector Folordo. pitcher, hem Ot tahema City ei toe Amor won Atone Intian Hnlinwel Longue C H IC A O O CUB1 - Activated Jose Guimnn pitcher, ham ton It day dtsnktod list F LOB I DA M ABLINt - Pramntod Fiona debar gar kvllpee coach, to ptlchswg ceecfc end Bob AAcClure. ballpen catcher u s attMUnS coach, to kstlpaii cenck P M ILA O ILFH IA PHILLIES - Placed Curt Schilling pitcher an top It day disabled till Acti.etod Larry Anderson pitchnr. hem toe IS day disabled list SAN O il OO P A O B It - Activated ken Sanders pitcher, hem toe IS day disabled list Sant Kaito lacahart. mlwtder to Let Vegetal ton Pacific Const league BASKETBALL HeNewel basketball AismieNew NBA - Fwnd Danny Amge. Phpenia Wet guard l i o n tor de> bar Maly hitting AAer-s Elt# Houston Backets guard in ton Inca witt Iha kail dur mg e pierert game an Mey l| DALLAS MAVEBICK1 - Named Dct Malta caach and Keith Grant director e> pidyer personnel Umted Hales best albeit league CONNECTICUT 1KVNAWK1 - Signed Den P Mien center end Godfrey ThumpSor­ ter ward and placed them on the ectirt roster Pins ad Dare le«mde*e and Chru Janes, ter wards an the fail sound l»«i m-rtn IMOfNUftl eb sksn cmovi isseM svotusu.ve. " nr i i .m M tibs u M iiiC A M iivo CATALYTIC CONVERTER t > ITRANSACTIONS BIG T TIRE & AUTO SERVICE & y W O T (B N C O N F IB IN C I Houston vt PBBoasa Teetday, May II Hautton IM. Phoem. to Moulton leads tones 11 Thursday. May If Houston at Phaem a It M p m (T N T I leterdey, Mey II Ptvoenls at Houston TBA. II nacelle*y (N BC) W BSTIBNCONP BB IN C B Vancouver al Taranto Toronto toads ter tor I • Wednesday. May II ' Vancouver at Toronto. 1:10 p m. Friday, May M Toronto al Vancouver, S p m Sunday. AAay i> Toronto el Vancouver. I p m Tuesday. Mey M Toronto al Vancouver, So m . II necest Thursday, AAay M Vancouver al Toronto. I p m , If necest Saturday. AAay M Vancouver al Toronto,Ip m .Itnecest D uy D ayton (ire s and c a r se rvico on revolving charge. B Mo Warranty m M i g M New York at Chicago TBA I TN TI Sunday. AAay 11 Chicago at Now York. TBA. it necessary (N0CI Playoffs-------- ★ Rd-Bdiarcing A Flat Rapa* A Rotation A Road Haiard A Mdgagt Wairanty A Alignment Check A Shock, Brake ft Atr Check They •re n t at f/>9co/np#Wfon/ ■ •B Tuesday's Oamas V D 15BSRI3 I7V70RI3 1 1 SVf fto Kansas City 4. Seattle 4 Cleveland 1. Milwaukee 1 Detrell 11. Toronto 4 Baltimore 1. Boston 1 Minnesota ». New York 4 Chicago Id. Celltomlel Teaas I. Oakland I. M innings Wedaetday'i Oamat New York (Muiheliand 41) al Minnesota (Mohamet M l. I.-Ilp m Teias (Regers 111 at Oakland (Witt 11). 1 lip m Milwaukee (Bones 1 II al Cleveland (Clark 1 II. 1 Olpm Brldgsitons f OB (N O TE: The double elimination toutna menl continues Saturday and Sunday, with the schedule determined by the number ol teams remaining altar game 1 1 PtofettloncE ABgnment .95 c v J O IN T BOOTS 74.95 * IN S T A L L E D M OST CARS IP Maintenance Inspection *0 ? Wheel Balancing A Q Q P trU ft i Lube& Otl Change 1 8 . 9 5 “ tS �, Sanford Hsrsld, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, May IB, 1994 - SB People Cook of the Week IN B R IE F Busy retiree dishes up ‘Heart Happy Food’ Celebrating cancer survlvora Sunday, Ju n e 5 In Cancer Survlvora Day. . k * ? )* w ^° w **l' *° celebrate with other cancer survlvora and their families can do so at the Tuppcrw are Convention Center on that day from noon until 3 p.tn. The event Is organized by the American Cancer Society, the Winter Park Mr mortal Hospital Cancer Care Center, the Orlando Cancer Center, and tire Walt Disney Memorial Cancer Institute at Florida Hospital. Cancer survlvora turd their families will enjoy food, games and activities for adults and children. Th e re will be entertainment, clowns, face painting and prizes. A fashion show will be presented with cancer survivors and their family members as models. Exhibits on cancer prevention und com m unity resources will also be featured. For more Informal ion about the even! call the American Cancer Society at 843 8680. Rotary meats early Notary C lub of laike Mary meets Thu rsd ay mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Tlm acuan Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Contort Hill Moore, president, at 333-1103. Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Com m unity Hulldlngevery Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow Th e O m ni Toastmasters Club will m rei at 5 30 p.m. every Thursday at the A A A building. 1000 A A A Drive. Heathrow, Call Sam Ryan at 0 7 1-2656 for more Information. District 18 VFW to convene W IN T E R SPRINGS - Veterans of Foreign Wars District 18 (Orange and Seminole counties) will convene May 22 beginning 11 a m. The convention will be held si Winter Spring* VFW Post 5 4 0 5 , 4 2 0 K d g c m o n A v c .. Winter Springs Representing the Department of Florida will be Commander Niel R. Hamsdell and Ladles A u x ilia r y President S h a ro n Purities T h e mretlngs will be under the direction of District 18 Com m ander Francis Coughlin and Ladles Auxiliary President Merle Spangler, , In s is lls to n of officers for 1004-05 will Immediately follow Ih r meeting. Sharon Puantas SANFO RD Cook of the Week Dottle Anthony Is a true Inspiration for anybody of any age group. Her zest and respect for life Is Just simply awesome and she will always find the time to get everything that la on her lint of things lo do for the current day completed. Anthony Is a native Floridian. C u rre n tly she Is retired and makes her home In Sanford. However, ahe was self-employed as a re-weaver for 40 years. During her working years as a re-weaver. Anthony has worked on everything from clothing to furniture. "I repaired a tapestry f o r a m u s e u m In F i n g e r C o un ty." said Anthony. She goes on to talk about her greatest accomplishment In this Held. ' T i l n ever forget the crocheted tablecloth that was given to the bride and groom when they married in 1025. On their 65th wedding anniversary tills same tablecloth was used for tlte party. Somehow It got rolled up and stored away before It wna ever cleaned. T w o yeara later, after the food and drink had eaten holes through It. the tablecloth was found and given to me to repair. I am very proud to say that It looked almost new when I was done with It." she said. Ballroom dancing la another one of Anthony's passions. She can tell you the times and places where dances are going to be held within Ihe central Florida area. "Y o u can stay home and say nothing ever happens or you can do like I do. go out there and make it happen." she said. T h la very Im pressive ludy makes most of her dancing outfits He it a skirl and sweater or a lovely dress she will coordi­ nate colors nghl down lo her Jewelry and scarfs. W h e n she speaks of her children and their spouses what daughter or son-in-law would relish with pride heartng his/her mother-in-law aay. "Som ehow I got lucky with the choices m y children mode in spouses." W tih 10 grandchildren (num ber 11 Is on the way) there Is no doubt A n th o n y 's four c hild ren are making her very happy. Her daughter Linda Holaclaw lives In Texas with her husband. Rusty, and their two children. Her son. until sugar dissolves. Pour over vegetables In bowl. Refrigerate. (Make a day ahead of time and it will last for a week.) PHU1T SA L A D Do HIb Anthony sBrvta rselpo* In this column. Rob, lives In Orlando with his wife, Donna, and their four children. J im m y Anthony lives In Kentucky, tie and his wife, Lynn, have two children. And son Don also lives In Kentucky with his wife. Jennie. Th e y have two children and one on the way. Th e Importance and love for all of Anthony's family la fondly displayed throughout her beautiful Sanford home. Anthony Is also a member of the Sanford W oman's Club. She enjoys almost any form of arts and crufts, as well as, “ doing yard w ork." She Is currently Installing her own fish pond. Today. Anthony shares some of her favorite recipes. She believes strongly In whal she calls "Heart Happy Food." CHEESE TOAST SNACK Place 1 slice bread on alum i­ num foil. Cover w ith either I slice A m e ric a n or C h e d d a r cheese. ILow fat cheese m ay be used.) Sprinkle generously but even ly w ith sugar. Bake at 4 00 *F. until It becomes bubbly, about 6 to 10 minutes. For large amounts, line cookie sheet Ivlth alum inum foil. C H IC K E N P IL E U 3 w h o le c h ic k e n breasts. skinned or I whole chicken, skinned 1 large onion, chopped 3 cups water 1 cup white rtce 1 package (10 oz.) frozen snap peas Place water, chicken and on­ ion In 4 quart pot. Bring to boll, then simmer about 2 hours until chicken fslls apart. Take chicken from pot and remove bones. Return to water. Add rice and let cook for 20 minutes. (Water m ay be added tf necessary.) W hen rice Is done, about 4 or 5 m inutes before serving, add snap peas. Garnish with bread and butter ptekles. 1 apple, cubed 1 orange sliced, and cut Into pieces 2 peaches, cut up 4k bunch seedless grapes (or less), cut In half M canteloupe, cubed V4 honey dew melon, cubed 1 banana, sliced 1 can chunk style pineapple, drained 14k cups (approx.) cholesterol free, frozen vanilla or strawberry frozen dessert Mix all fruits together In bowl. W arm frozen dessert to room temperature. M ix w ith fruit. (Leftovers will be good for sever­ al days but remove any banana.) KENTUCKY HOT SHOWN 3 T b s . low fat margarine 6 Tbs. flour * 6 cups skim m ilk Ik lb. American or Cheddar cheese or more If desired, cut Into small pieces 12 pieces toasted bread 12 slices turkey 12 strips of bacon, cooked Parmesan cheese to taste In cooking pan. stir together aver medium heat margarine, (lour, skim m ilk and cheese. Stir u n t il cheese Is th o ro u g h ly PEA SALAD b l e n d e d In a n d m i x t u r e 1 can ( IB oz.) baby peas thickens. Place 12 pieces toast In 1 can white com . regular size large casserole or baking pan. 1 con 116 oz.) cut green beans C o ve r each slice toast w ith or French style turkey. Cover w ith cheese sauce. t cup chopped celery (o p ­ Place 12 strips bacon on top. tional) Sprinkle on Parmesan cheese. 1 cup chopped green anions Bake at 360* F . until cheese Vi cup light olive oil sauces bubbles and b row ns. Vi cup sugar Serves six. ' Vi cup white vinegar Serve with garden salnd. Drain peaa, white com and (Rsnss Keith Is s San lord green beans. Put In bowl with Harakf correspondent sod ,Cook celery and green onlona. In of the Week columnist. Pleas# cooking pot. m ix olive oil. sugar submit nominations for th# and vinegar. Sim m er together weakly feature lo 321-8744.) Savory asparagus* chicken dish can be frozen for later use Asparagus Is » sure sign of spring! My mother hud un as­ paragus patch which produced tender tips which she would cut shortly alter they appeared and we enjoyed cither steamed or creamed. In Florida it Is almost Im ­ possible lo grow asparagus but fortunately II Is readily available In the produce sections of the grocers. The microwave oven Is Ideal for cooking this tender vegeta­ ble. Th e nutrtllve value Is pre­ served as well as the texture and color. As with other vegetables. 100 percent power Is used. Th e container Is covered d u rin g cooking and cooking lime Is approximately 0-8 minutes per pound of vegetable. M IC R O W A V B M A Q IC MIDGE MYCOFF Method for micro-cooking 1 p o u n d of freah a sp a ra g u s . M easure 44 c u p w a te r Into 12x8-lncl> glass dish. Snap o(T less tender ends of asparagus. Arrange asparagus spears In dish with buds toward center. Cover wltb vented plastic wrap. Microwave 4 minutes. Rearrange so spears on outside of dish are B • j - I I I I I U aJ I i i L rmm— AflTWfi -i brought to middle. Keep buds toward center. Cover. Microwave remaining time or until lender. A chicken breast rolled around cut asparagus with a delicate lemon sauce would make a light lunch or dinner entree. A8PARAOUB CHICKEN STUFFED 2 whole chicken breasts 44 lb. usapagus, cut Into 1-Inch pieces 2 Tbsp. water Chicken bouillon (Instant) or paprika uee fo r half recipe t 44 cup mayonnaise 2 Tbsp. milk 1 Tbsp. mayonnaise 2 Tbsp. milk I Tbsp. lemon Juice 4k ts p . ta r r a g o n le a v e s . s« M) a 1 1 Kt f r . 85:3:5 m n . L , , i UQ . IO m m W NBIH I 6 00 | 6 .10 I r 0 0 I / .10 I B 00 I » to I <100 1 9 to 1 10 00 I H) | MOO | HJ crumbled or II using Ircsh. use at leust 1 teaspoon finely chopped leaves B o n e a n d s p il t c h i c k e n breasts. C ut each piece In half. Place one piece at a time be­ tween plastic wrap and pound with rolling pin until 44-Inch thick. Sctaalde. Combine aspuragus and water In 14k quart glass casserole. Cover. Microwave (100 percent) 24k minutes or until bright green In color. Drain. Chill In Ice water: drain again. Arrange about 4k of the asparagus pieces on the chicken: roll up. T o freeze half: Individually wrap each chicken roll. Freeze up to 4 months. T o m ic r o -c o o k : S p r in k le c h ic k e n ro lls w ith In s ta n t chicken bouillon or paprika and place on meat rack. Cover with wax paper. Microwave on 100 percent power 4-6 minutes or until chicken Is lender. Combine sauce Ingredients. Spoon over chicken rolls. Microwave on 100 percent power, uncovered l*14k minutes or until heated through. Pull this delicious casserole from the freezer In the fall or winter to remind you of seasons past. CHEESE SAUCED ASF AKA* OUS 8 cups cut asparagus 1 Tbsp. water 1 can (1044 oz.) condensed cream of chicken soup 1 cup (4 oz.) shredded Cheddar cheese 4k cup sour cream 4k cup sliced plmcnto-stufTed olives 4k c u p c r u s h e d c h e e s e crackers Combine asparagus and water In 2-quart gloss casserole. Cover with casserole lid. Microwave on 100 percent power 6-7 minutes or until almost tender, stirring once. Stir In soup, cheese, sour cream and olives. T o freeze half: Spoon half vegetable mixture Into a 1-quart glass casserole. Freeze up to 6 months. T o cook half: Spoon remaining vegetable mixture Into a 1-quart glass casserole. Sprinkle with 44 cup crushed cheese crackers. M ic ro w a v e on 100 percent power, uncovered, 5-6 minutes or until heated through. Marriages based on brotherly love D E A R A B B Y t T h is la in re­ sponse to "Black Sheep" whose family wns upset because she fell In love with her brother-in-law after Ills wife had died. Well, this Is what happened In m y family: My mother had three brothers — Al, Carl and Ed. A1 married a girl named Bev, Carl married Diane, and Ed married Faye. W ithin six months of each other (22 years ago), Al and Diane died, leaving Bev and Carl alone. T w o years later, Bev and Carl were married and lived happily together for 15 years. W hen Carl died (Faye had died a few years before that), Bev and Eddie evntually got married. So. m y Aunt Bev was married to all three brothcrsl All of this was done with the complete support of everyone In the family. It seemed only natu­ ral to us Hint Bev would murry these men she had known so well as family members for most of her life, and I think "Black Sheep" should do the same. DOUO IN OREGON DEAR DOUQi I confess I had a little trouble following all those convoluted relationships. (Does th a t m ake B ev h e r ow n grandma?) DEAR A O V IC B ABIGAIL VAN BUREN MRS. PARKEYi C e llula r telephones are very handly In emergency situations, but It Is extremely rude to carry on a long, loud conversation In a theater. I fear that the Intrusion of cellular phones may get worse before It gets better. _/V.\\.cY\V\c\d from seeing an animated film at the movie theater. We were e njoying the ahow u ntil we heard a telephone ringing In the theaterl A woman sitting two rows ahead of us answered her cellular phone, and then pro­ ceeded to carry on a loud, long conversation. It was very annoy­ ing to everyone around her. Abby. please tell your readers to leave their cellular phones at home while they arc at the theater. O r If they are expecting an important call, to Just stay home. MRS. VICKY PARKEY IN DALLAS [3 W IJ :........ 1/1mit tfr J U RP AA RS SKI C tOO 4:40 7:00*40 (P0-1D Mighty DUCKS 2 B ■ tio s a o M o tio iPQ) COPS & ROBBERSONS t m m i i n o ___ ea CLEAN SLATE £30 430 730MO zaa. WITH HONORS 2:10 4:20 7:10030 (P0-1J) ■ B B daughter and I Just returned i PHILADELPHIA fcOBUlTiflnUl tPfrii) SCHINDL|R|LIST M M OVIIlflNI) B A D QIRLS -E r c is n f lr x - THE CRO W £10 4:417:30*41' DEAR ABBYt My 7-ycar-old * ■ L ii L -i ll t e is s B a (H) / 'S I <HI Al I MOVII S M AMlINl. tit uv1 1 n i ro t> �I i I •*1 i * • ' * * * * *%4 i '**' * '* ■*r t * ' i %u t % "t % * • 71 — Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Notice OF FICTITIOUSNAME Nolle* It horoby given that I' ■m engaged In butlnott at 331 Dublin Or.. lah* Mary. FL W U . Somlnota County, Florida, under Iho FklMlowt Kamo el GRAPHICS PLUS, and mat. I intend to readier uld name with the Divittan ol Corpora* I lent. Tallahattoo, Florida, In accordance with Itio provltlOM ol Iho Fkill lout Noma Statute*, Town taction H I P , Florida Statute* IFF) GRAPHIC'S PLUS Keith Delvlcano Publlth May II. IFM OBR-IS4 CITY OF LA K t MART, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by Iho CITY COMMISSION ol iho City ol Lako Mary. Florida, that tald Board will hold o Public Hearing on Thursday. June 1. IFM al 1.SB p m., or at toon at poteibie thereafter. to conildar a raquaal from Sunroy Start Awty, W. Side ol Rinehart R d, |utl north ol tlfomborgCarlton, appltconl. lor a variance lo Chapter I MOO, (A )(1)(b), Lako Mary Cad* ol Ordinance* la koop witling ground tlgn. COMMENCE al Iho North o U corner ol Iho Northeast W of fh* Soulheotl U ol Socttan A Tewrv thip N South, Nang* » Baal. Seminole County, FlerkMi run Seminole 322-2611 Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 O p p o rtu n e * will train, CalU SJtN *W . MANAGER TRAINEE/ ASSISTANT HAMMER jucraltv* 59— FiMftcUl CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS SCOFI OF WORK! L(canted and guatltlod gonaral contractor* to provide Labor, Mate rial*, and Super*ition Mr the omorgonev repair of up to NINE 1*1 HOUSINO UNITS. Con­ tractor* moot agree to comply with iho Fodirot. Stole odd Meal law* end regulation* governing lha v i i oi tuna* lor Iho or about July IA IF tractor* may tubmli bhh Mr only ana or all touting repair protect*. PRE RIP CONFBI will bo M fio t Iho Mb May Mend May M, tFF* IDO AM . •9:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY COASTAL MART, INC. know hiring Manaaomonl petition* ■ i col lent wage*, bonelllt. and vacation I <per knee helpful, but nol necattary Apply m partoo i t ilt Orlando Ave. PRIVATE PARTY RATES McofsidcuUvd tlmos-------- fit sAna 7 coraocutlv* Hum.....— 70s a Una 3 coniKutlvp llmtt..........911 a lino 1 Una.__________ .....11.19 a lint Ratos sra por Igsuo, based on 3 Hntd * 3 Unoa Minimum________ 7t - H d » W a w M 21— Personals ADOPTIONS Needed lor growing light weigh! tleel and aluminum product* manufacturer Fab r lc a t io n . m a c h ln a and a tta m bly aaporianca ra quired Mutt be tataty con tetou*. retui I or tented, and provide hand* on leader chip We otter competitive wage* and banalllt Forward relume or apply in per tan Ml Cadltca way. Sanlaed. FI. ty n i BOB Prod N— RESTAURANT MANAGER 12-E ld a rly Cart NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am angaged in buiinett al at) Mallby Drive, Deltona. FL m id, Seminole County. Florida, under lha Fktlttou* Name ol SIM FLV SER VICE LANO SCAPE A FEST CONTROL, and that I Intend le regltlec told noma with Iho Dtvlttan ol Cor paralien*. Tallahaate*. Florida, PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Full lima and port lime I and It hour iMItt available Good leader thip tkllli a mvtl ON * and OPN't with prevlout leader thip experience alto encourage* ta apply Drug Iroo workplace WANTED IW poapN ** MN weight new I Ng wlllpoudi requlrol I I H % natural Fred rrtedkal core. Irantpor tallon, countallng. private doctor plut living ttpenoet. Bar m ills Clearwater Altarwey John Frtctor.....iM M St-M fi H ttla u ra n l Manager and Altltlanl Manager needed Minimum ot I year eepertenc* In full tarvka or latl tood ratlauranl management ra quired Degree a plut Sand ratuma la Enieipfiiet woo *)l SH CM Sulla let. Alla mania Spring*. F I W k a M i d i f RAINSt a tax wtl learn tnlira epara Han al butmete> (atentira training prop*ami danalilf F P t t RIOISTRATION A A A IM P tO TM IN T m w t t i h si m u t t SECRETART/SAIES waae«*M MEDICAL WtatMwSaMm.NC.mU center! Kehecce *1work nrpuctstiiM Full IMna Per eon needed la carry out all Iwwltan* at a menu lac lured home tele* al Ilea Antntr phone* Idle work, lake titling*, type thaw home* and attltl *4 let man Aaa^, it- —iiW —w .<yaal MpwMMiPmeBN1^^Rni niwitnt t r c u R i i r o f f i c i o j et •taming Armed A unarmed Brenttfb A u n III I M S R U R in o rn ciR S laniard late Mart Clew D guard IKent# rewuUed Slari uwmppia*et| I Cad i*« m i 25— SpRClRl N o ttC tS • F/T ffrardHIvery ttt W0> with pailentl and laundry F Mata call » >n«r m u m i LakdMafvprdP.CMI.W9WW sdSPW H ^ SEWING MRCKINE OPERATORS M patiiient available •*» large SantarO bated mqnutacluf mg <e m p ty II rev haw erpen area and ere hard *#»kmg and d e d ic a te d c a m a o T R A N IW O d lD S d R V IC d l DRQUFlmmgdio*t*yO«i m m w a a tn o u tt a n d o i H i i a i LABON H E L P N t t D I D i benut Mr Wire** Ail Ih W* available Daur par ne Me zasjni!'CNECR Chamber* si Mb North Country Club Road. Lako Mary. The Public It Invited M attend and bo hoard. Sold toprtag may continue from time M lima until a final action It mod* by the City Commit*km, N O T E ! PE R S O N S ARB ADVISED TH A T A TA P ED RECORD OF THIS MSRTINO IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CO N V EN IEN CE. TNIS RECORD M A T NOT CON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RE­ CORD FOR T H I PURPOSES OP APPEAL FROM A DE­ CISION m a d * AY t h e CITY. ANY PSRION WISHING TO EN SU R E T H A T AN A D E ­ Q U A TE RECORD OP FHE P R O CEED IN G S I I M A IN ­ TAIN ED POR A PP ELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR­ RANGEMENTS A T HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE PER­ SONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY A D A C O O R D I N A T O R dl HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETINO AT (007) U f R U CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carat Fotter. City CMrh OATEO: May I*. ItM PUBLISH: Moy IA IfM DERI S) OT V: FL E E T R ESER VE MtwroAce Call Pam al 0*an MIDI. m o is t » O f M/F EARLYBIRDS THURSDAYS, 12:00 PU 3040 WEST S.R.4G, SANFORD $12 Package • $20 Double Package Z HLXXZPW — Pulped, pipe *np tubing M d n naeded tall R> Oeat MEDICAL BIJR SJHALH I’ FT/p Y i fl-Apartm ants/ House toShara INTHB CIRCUIT COURT O F T H I BIGHTtdNTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. SIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA CRIMINAL CASENO.i F4-I7I-CFA SCSO INCIDENT NO. i VAJDDC CASHED HIJVWA T P WAPA R A OOC. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘THe RMMl man I «v«r moll* lha man you think you a(*.‘ — Franklin Dalano RoogavoH. OFF THE LEASH ® by W.B. Park & /*# ***/? ,s\ IN RE: FORT eT t URE OP IFMOLD1MORILE VIN IIG)BN0FV4F Y Wta)F NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCIIDINO TO: Horlborto Akkta* T«|*da O X Ingtanook Lon* Orlando. Florid* »* of and oil othora who claim on Ihlorokt In lha following O L D IM O IIL E , VIN IlGSRNMYaFYanuF Donald F, EUingar. ot lit* lomtaota County Storin'* Of ftco, Somlnota County, Florida, through hit offkort, Invotllg* tort ar ogonti. tolled the above property on March 17, IFF4. at or near Morrill Street and Jackson Streat. Altamonte Spring*. Sem Inote County. Florid*, and It proaantly holding uld property tar lh* pur pot* ol lorftiture purauonl lo Secllont TO.701-704. Florid* Slalutot. and will RE­ Q U EST lhal an Henorablt Judge ot th* Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Somlnota County, Florid*, find probable cauto that th* obov* property thould to tar felted to tto above agency. You will b* tenI a copy of the Order finding Probable Ceute one* II It llgned by lh* Judge and II will advlte mil roguetl lor forfeiture. I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT 0 true and correct copy of thlt Nolic* wot tom lo lh* obov* named addreue* by U.S. reglt Ibrod mall, rolurn receipt requelled, Ihlt Ind day ol May, IFF*. MARYANN KLEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florida Bar No.: SIMM SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 1)4) Mth Street Sanford, Florida » 7n Fits Pago FI. ol the public record* el SdmtadMCounty. Florida TOGETHER WITH: Tappan Rang*. Tappan O lip a ta l, Tappan Head. Carrier Furnace. Carrier Air Conditioner. Oith •ether. Wall ta Wall Carpeting ho* boon filed M tln tl you, FRANKLIN NBA LTV FUNO. LTD . o limited aertaorthlpj and WEST ENTERPRISES, INC. a ditto!ved corporation, d/b/a WEST BUILDINO MA­ TERIALS, INC., and you ar* required lo terve a copy ol your wtrtlon dolento*. II any, M It an Frederick R. Brock. Etqulr*. P O Boo lot*). Jecktonvllle. Florida m u 04F7. an ar baler* thirty 1)01 day* tallowing tto llrtl publication ol Ihlt Nolle* of Action, and III* th* original with tto Clark ol Ihlt Court alitor bolero torvico on Flolnlilt'k attorney or Immediately there­ after: other wlw a dalaull will be entered agalntl you tar Iho rel lot demanded In Iho com­ plaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and teal ot thlt Court an May f, IFM. (SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE A l Clark ot tto Court By t Ruth King Al Deputy Clerk Publlth: Moy II, II. IFM OBR-IOI • DC tamper ml lo * Up to il m b ml. gar mou • Step Off Poy # Unloading Pay evocation Pay o Safety L Performances* OSOOUO* RWtag Program * Average T ria l 70*yt Tractor* It you have ) yean tr traltar, OTR and tnow of oeportanc* ptu* * good dr racer d. coll: Mom> Improvemtnt Lawn Servlca Locol/tang hotri. Up t g liw Chest In IHe Old West. RANDY' S QUALITY LAWN Complelf pro cor* tln<* Itoo Clean up*, heullng 1) I on* TOM a Jd FF't LAWN CARBI Rat /Camm . dependable, low raletl Freeeit mraro Pa Inline e DAVIS A SON PAINTINO Preeetllmalet lOyrteap ______ 7)4 44*1 T H IS W E E K S ■ R M W E p B W M M B ta M H M ta i im> Improvdmant SALE AOMMMN WW1WWIV BIG YARD SALE AISOLUTd mala I ilude, mtaraltan work, drywall, door*, tiding, dackt. torch#* Lk/lnt TO-7M7 OliNI i l l l i Cltin drlvewAyi M DOCS ITALU BEACH, Sporlt and Wedding* Fla II right at a price you con afford. Lk'd/lnt. From atari M llnlth. Carpentry, plumbtag, electrical, and roofing avc*. n yrt ol expatlanca. No job loo big or tmoll Call ur garage tala ad ta Furniture, oddi and and*. Antique claw tool tub. Bike*. IF)I antique piano. M il S French Avo., Sonlord. Sol.*) hou*e* Freettl. 371 4177 Mobil equip unique pricing Form)* caiiwatio) • LIOALPMOTOORAFHYe Reawnablt rale* Call m MH SarvIcE/Rcpalr WEEKLY S la v ic ! Irom to mo. Cham Rile Pool Service 7407)70 Robert Shoemaker TOUR FAMILY VAIID SALE T h la Dla| lo rk F o r Furniture, women'* plut tit* clo lh o t, man'* clolhot. children'* elolhe*. looli. Anything you can ImagineI Saturday and Sunday Starts at lorn. Prong* Av* off of 4)7 GARAGE SALE May )tsf, »•) New thallow wall Irrigation pump. Formica lopt, filing cablrwtt. rnlse. Tttaptono: (40711304471 CERTIFIED IP74J 47FXN Publlth: May F, II. 14, II. IFM DERM AFTAIN CO N CR IfI. Wayne ■dal. I Man Quality Opera '* * “— j jtanlW TO-*W I) UALITV CONC antfmlK. �Sanford Heroic), Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, May 10. 1994 - SB f 3— Room! (or Rtnl A QUIRT. C L IA N KM In Sn/v lord Kitchen 4 phene ute. corn laundry IM 4 up IN «»»J C A S H TV , phene, kit. pel* Nan drinking, mature male »re f.IT !w k ,iM d e p ill u h C L IA N KOOMI. tingle tlartlng f/4/wk Kitchen, phene, laundry, video game*, elf ktreet parking , .» 4 a > P U R N I IH I D ROOM. elec.. A/C. micro, het plate, double kink, labia, bed. celling lent All will turn 141* Magnolia. Sanlord Call m «J*1 N I C ! ROOM lor rent with kitchen prlv . phone, laundry MO per «»eek___ m om PRIVATE IN T R A N C I. refrig eraler. microwave, color Iv. e(l ilreel parking and maid lervlce 11)4000 t 7— Apart rntnliT Furnlshtd / Rtnl NOTICE All rental and real etlale adverliiemenlt are kub|e*l la the Federal Fair Meutmg Act. which make* II illegal le edrertite any preference, lim llallen or dlkcrlmlnatien baeed on race, cater, reiigien kee. handicap lamnial e'e’ue arnallanalerlgln l BOBkA unique. very clean and nice, big reamk. (lake le niontivm eg •r i d o i w a t e r a p t * u » U M iff dTw • »r— tttdt 0#»— m ttti cooiorrit One Red’kem Ae*»tm#-t| lit* 01 A l Men need Apr* 111 ITU w i m m i i w n ____ M M IN IN 'SV IL L A G E lake Ada I bdrm MMme Ibdrm 4410me and up 323-M70 IANFOBO I P d " - (DO me pluk kecurlly All vhiine* paid Qecap*4»4C M l 4441 t SANPOROeil 1 Bark Ave I A I bdrm air Mlk D l l • HB4 dap or week>y IN 40*1 i b i o b o o m r a n w on i n I P I C I A ll 1 bdrm* 4 *«•« avail Cad Jerry. » aaM 1/7 MONTH r * t l l l I Bdrm /• Serb 4111*14 SI1INANOOAH A P A B fM IN T t I ROOM I RATH apt aiaitabie I 11/04 CH4A kiectebie ■ ether end dryer, ell kilchen eppien.ee___ k ill__ m JBSI I ROOM *1 r*>» l le-ierk Are Silk InOwdn »l>er eel I N like en,t me 103- H o u se s U n lu r n ls h td / R t n l T B IN T when you can ewnl HUO heme* bank lare c leewree end mere Aelewe* Al“ *en Metre Orevp Ml » / ' M lOOttf U l l Nice M . H tc re e e td pe rch , la let Leete aphen a .owner lu . mg kklkrme kee Me* WAT I BP BON* I bdrm 1 ham manvCeetured haute Per kale Set *** *r reat take are ter n* tear LA K ( MABT/SANFOBD let* kid* |/| aether dryer ]5 tcieened perch peel end lennil uk* 4US mo Vlkren Bea'iy Serve** Inc >k> kat> l A K I MAP V 1 hi (IkOOM HOME FOB B IN T C A ll ne/eei • ENT WITH OPTION Pmec/ttl »/l peel heme fenced MM me lk». ipki.Aee*. I l l Bit*______ IANFOBO 1 bdrm |l* b*m latelranl haute U K m* ___________H I F40k SANPOBO 1 bdrm. I hem coni M/A. carpel Lib* heal I yr toe**S4/i/m*tekto4ITU IA N F O B O TOW NHOUSE. t bdrm, I ' t be Plrtplac*. prltal* ceurIrk'd a gecebo No pelt IPOb m* Security Pepeen Alter ipm i n n i l Stinstrom Rentals P SANPOBO l/l D U P L II w/d heabup. CHA. Mlkme MOO tec P S AN P O R O 1/11. 1 tie r, OupleiC/HASelO motktO tec strhtlrtm Really, lac. "We Meeepe year Hem*, lib* IT teat eur ewe." Jim Otyle _ OT W I Alter kPMi 1M UtT I RIOROOM. 1 belb. cent H/A. family rm Only MOO dean I Alta t bdrm, 1 bam ar*ilebie Ath about eur HUOhometl Why rent! T H I NIILIM AN O BOUP.INC Beeller 111k ill 1/4 ROOM IIOMC 'not mg lor a good family with relerencek C/HA. lemlly room, fenced yard 1440-'mo Ml MSI ” 114— W e r t h o u M Spt c t / R t n f LO NO W O OD/LAKR M A R T. M id i l l * public kleregt aerehouket k00. 400. or 1400 •q II tpeckt Nice, secure eailly accfttlblt location ^ rijM IU £ rrm e J II»U ^ CLEAN, Q U in iS O R M thedederee MOQ/mo n i H M SANPORO, 1 bdrm.. carport, security lyiiem , lull kit., IH M Ik dikeounted S4I1 O Rentals OPPICI/wereheek* spec*. 1100 Sq II. Brim* locallen el entrance to Centre! Pie Re gtonel Airport ro m i UOI t T i u K -, AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE ______S p t c t / R t n t ______ N IW Sentord etticet end or aoroheute* «00 1 404 tq w Special m i ne l u m a SANPORO onice Ipece. SaM tq n building total IIP tq It per effNeunit i f toOa 44* SO P i l l tor leak* an II *1 twcrettfvl eaiilmg anchor bvtinetee* Car* perking and lighting Or**! ritlb m ly At* mg kaao me 111 taka am t VOLUSIA B ORANGE COUNTY Cell tor delilHl I ir o I Minefield, 323 7271 AA Cernot. lec . Ml IIM L A K E M A R T R L V O . )/ ) loaded with tpeciel toeluret Living ream, dining ream, lemlly roam. IMO tq II. Need* to go new l Reduced )• tFy.PSO ___________1141440__________ LAX I MART. 4/1. theded tof. fenced yard, tcreened pefto Outof. neer atom New carpet. I *...... Ml too wi rm L O N O W O O O / lA K t M A R T SCHOOLS l ' l By Owner IMF tq ft lISO lemgweed Lake Mery Rd I W .I R W toM LONOW Obo/M yrllr lake on canal )/ ) tplif tcreened haatod pool fptit. preef rm S lll.toO MOQFt*______ OW NIR M AT FIN AN C I m „ fenfetlN 4 bdrm ham* m mint cenditien Dea l bey eetll yeeve keen ftoti Ca R Otana « The Ceheen Orevp m e a n e r ino/oi si 11 m o 9 •;a v i \ : f r N tir fmvi \ m itoo y im io k i iis I •, «. P rt M, \ 4|| 141 — Homes h r Stlt Oev-f. 4a*b Perectetvrtt Aitvme Ne Owelily A M O f lO A O l f M O * « s Ink* Mery tehee*' Baaufitvf *4 11 ha,* lit I t** a * fleer V E N T U R E IP R O P L H TlfcS PNA/VA lea at k‘ » \ A NO'S eaaer Itaeact tea el kata'me I Ber t Pertktokeret. Rkeeti Sat-mala Ora-ea V*totin' tto to*I 4/ft U r dm. t*m ,m , eat men tecurity tatoU'to1 COIV CUSTOM tpnt Dtnmg fam ily rm t A p p lle n ctl garage, tewced yd lea too POOL MOM 1 1 I t I CD0 tq III H r # am . family game «earn* Scr perch' |a MB leaBtceBed 1/1. I l l acrtl Appr lit dm tom rmt tal too S U N H C N P AM I L V PM 4 team peel LI*. Bm tom rmy a d kcr perch eecuri •y trita n end per egel ft tot BRICK V I tout. II*. Bm lam rmt tar tyttom. ter parch fenced rd perepel IBk 104 Seakerd't bell Deal I large i al« dr earn w peat Gaed i Area' kef to* 1 i G «i I Drwr Rlfmonl III li m iM O H T i i i f t STELTENKAMP REALTY 3 3 0 -3 2 3 0 IA N IO R O /IK h U R y Ibdrm | b*lh | car gar U K or C ue ia lto * ,me i ) l «M0 VENTURE I PROPERTIES HUO 4 V4 PORCIOSURES lew dean! Semine'k Oranpe end Veiwk-e Cau-rw* Ceil tor yfafltl 0 la*h •rphi heme large tot see too ASSUME NOQUALiriESI CU4TOM a tpn' bdrm pient O.mog temlty rmt eppf , tread yard lif t - a W M l PRP IO B PC IO 4UR 0I try to*'* If*, d>n r a ' m kifch fenced a a*r*e* Mel m* twee* C U lfO M bwrlt >1 to*1' ft dm . eel In kifch eppi . perepe IN Irma IP! toB ____ J10 077J/7/4 MOO U N PO IO a Mrm. I t«f* G*##» P A U L U S IlU lIN t: VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 /U4 BATEMAN REALTY SANPORO Neer new mop ping mpll I 1 ecret aim I I tplil pfen In ground pael latu'ilul oak treat I 1100 000 ■ AST IndSI kpWt SHtOOO ■ I AUTIFUL needed tof near Wilton kche* irvg • A U 1*9 |}1 100 3214)759 321 2257 C A H I I B I M T B«Ov9llwl ) bdrm 1'* b«m N#« i##p#» pemt Shew* like a medal' W4 fOO m joh HALL REALTY N*« %*m$ m mu lANFOftD OitfrKl LlA« I I . *»# MtFMf *•< |f% dill IBFBBVl h m n n i* m m r w IANBOSO M t m 2 bdTPVR i M m S um •••« jnii O bf^ Apt (4«*i rU(« Mm# | c#* m#»# y+y m# U ) SIM STENSTR0IVI E REALTY, INC. SELLERS!) RUTERSI! We H I T 4 SELL mere Prop orty then Anyone In ike G REATER SANFORO LAKE MAR* Areal I Cell Uk ANYTIM CI 312 W F l u ! SI . Sanford tend* 1 bdrm | belh allh cenlrei heel/air Only Dk kOO I er | bdrm . db< gar . fenced PI rm c b centlr M4 400 I rental uafftl Good cath Ileal 1TK dn. eaner hold' IN I 000 322 2420* 321 2720 SANTORO • LARE MARY •In Out J l t h Y i i f REAL ESTATE. INC. _____ 322-7451 HIDDEN LAKE Nice VI. big •crooned porch, lo let Leeke/opiton w'owner llnenc log 4414/mo I I I 4041________ Breeze CASH IN ON S pring S avings 153 -Acreage L o ts / S o l# DELT0NI AREA 10 ACRES ld#«l l#d m#»U # K#m# #r ||tf. k# p %«« c«H i« fum ihf. or M «# ry /#n#d #QP•< !IW M 't |m#ll b «(F b « b | «im IBJ HR >A2 i m OfH IM t s BCTM Ml o n AHutndMl M ig i 1 )7 — M o b i l* H o m o s / S o le 4 T OWNER 11 deubto ntot temiiy park carport tcreen ream, ttorege Etcellent tend Priced beWa r«lr* _________P h H ifto lle m llpm W IN TER SPRINOS 1 bdrm. la e t a . C-HA. tcreened perch carpari | «ril rm t SecrllKe itoBBB______________ a i n i t i r R W ktokMie Mama 1 berm i ham Gaed canditton |l 4to toe llf D ll ertoa l*l k ill HI—A p p lian ces VFurnllurt e AAA R A T I APPLIANCE a lit t Prtach Are. Sentord R e lr I g t r e l e r . S l a n t , Wether* Dryer* Pr*a t yr labor war i Del avail >)****! • AIR CO N D ITIO N ER well unit ISO Firm Lv namn A la. U* >, ra 111 II rr E U N K BED S E T with tw* matching Or•*iark Include* malireeket Csceitonl cond U K / PIECE dmmg roem tal j t i l l PULL SUE B IO wllh thaet* M4 AMANA aether 1 and dryer Q4B OBBBBt • D is k 11 e It", eHice Swivel chair an retler* A 4 drawer filing cabn«l All tor MO ____ in Alto______ e O l N I T T I SET. tafxe end 4 cheirt tot Can deliver P I BB4B • DI NETTE S IT auud grain •able It's" • If'* ' with 4" drop In tool and two cheirt Onty SM Cell IP M/4________ P U L L BOX S P R IN O AND M A T T R IIS keO A SET A UP LARR VSM AR T 111 4111 NOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 10 year* in Sanford Sato* New and Used Service •It mate* A party 104 E Commercial St P I MAI KENAAORR wether, very meal Free drIIvery and warranty •a * 4 * t i . m m i 4 K E N M O R I D R YE R New B*m«. wertt good |FS Cell Hk Mi l__________________ e iE A T H E R R E C IIN E R , lit good (ondllion New SAM tell torSM 1D44SB o M E O IT IR R A N E A N SWAO LAMP, wrought Iren Very pretty H tro Mieoei • M IC R O W A V E . Kenmere. large le e k i good' Wertt pertocll SIB Cell W KF8 MOV I NO I late, toreeeet Lite new TradiNenel Mite item* 11) ttee ee/i ito tolt t m MUST S t lL i Rich Plan indue Irlel ireeier upright' Etc tend!*fenI kkOMM a SOPA. | ptocat bt eicettont candilwn Only 4>0* Ph J0' 111 test a TABL E drep leal wllh 1 cheiri tab* fop Ik M tq W'fh bom leer** up *r 1/ty- a M" with ene feat dawn er I T • It ' mfh both Were* down E rcelW-l candfitn kat _____Cell eat lie Biel_______ s TWIN B ID aim trundto like rww canditfen tee Can ne 44SJ • W O O D E N T A B L E POR SALE I cheirt Ot* wood labto. vend weod Very haery H 00 lla Ukf 117— Sp o rtin g Good s • H E R O I C B IK E Gekd cendHton D t m t W I ________ POR SALE EXERCISE BIKE SM Tread mill |IOO OBO m tg e r____________________ • SP O R TS C A B O S baieball taper* . 4 4041 •••tbaif lapyuer 1.4041 All attartod brand* yvartl |IM All' _________ Can >1. Okit_________ 119— OfflcR Supplies / Equipment C O P IER eeaica 14*4 with duple.er. e«te feed, edit (ward, mufti <wfar Naw HA lla flit HOURS: Mon. - Prl. 8:30 • 5:30 • HOUSEBOAT, live aboard tl Neufellne. twin engine V drive. 4WK DrOuam tk iliM • It PT BOWRIOER US HP Mercury, e/b. lew hours, with traitor |) l « 11)01*1 • IH4 SBI/PISH BOAT *0 HP Merc w/fr*itor Rows treat' S i m PerTtet Wnewce eat 1444 • 'to! R IO A L Medellren <> IB", a cyt In oufboerd motor * drive on traitor M 000 OBO * » *OOf or tekktciere* ltoe c o n r o y i4 ft *ei beat Top Wjhp Ypmphe trpitor. e.cpltontcond M m 1)1 4tot *1) PI ORAOV W HITE OMC mfeqerd'euiboerd lap ktr* ti i* oooo b o m i n e 14 PT PONTOON BOAT All new carpel end inferior M.M4 *4P IIM or 1*4 W B • If R I NK IN . » cuddr cabm •me. I/O. lao hp tow hr* mgr...tod SETMi/T *ift t r-w • ' l l (JLASSTREAM II boat frailer, tone jenneon Never m kail wafer, eac cendHton U aoo OBO toe Me *14* 2 1 9 — W a n t e d to B u y JUNK CARS W ANTED Greet Swufhorn Auto Wrecking pays cath tor unwanted t o w to* running er net Monday through Seturdey k im iy w We il tend truck 40) *44 loll USED CABINETS. Will K M eu* reur bid cabinet* an* haul •way tor no Charge 4)1 tot* W ILL Bur *uto4»r«*iTwd *ett*r* alive eor 44/ Mi* FREE MONEY Around your houtel Turn your unwanted Itomi Into cash Place an *d today I » 1 litte r III m i • INSULATION tor attic. Owen* Corning R TP, a S" a II" , X N p f tool 06011)4440 LIVINO ROOM SET. tole end loreteal. 1 lemp* Only I yr old 11>0 OBO l.l ENOINE lor Mll*ubl«hl Mirage Only 11.000 miles MM OBO ) U ttoS • PLIERS. Husky U S A make 4" 4" 4". Slip |o(nt plleri lor do It yeurtlftr Mechanic* Good gilt Item to Bit male* In your lemlly Carton ol ala (41 Par only la 00 worth I I I ___________M lttiB ___________ S A TE L ITE SYSTEM Never Inttalled. remote control, d* •crembler equipped Cost SHOP. e*klngt 11401ft 4410 SUNOUEST WOLF F TANNING • COS New Com m ercial Hem * U nit* Prom S ite lam p* lotion* Accettoriet Monthly payment* low at I I I 00 Cell Today FR EE NEW Cetor Catalog I 04B441 t i l l • I 1/1 HP DEEP W ELL etoct pump w/eort i t/i" pip* Iioo (MM value 11)1 /410 230— Antique/Classic Cars • POBO THUNDCRBIRO. ISM AH original! Need! le m i wort 414*4 OBO niOMA fkto PORO Pkb ep. 1/1 ton. rettored 1*11 Lot* of e.tre pert* A Beeufy M kOQ110 toll •1970 DEVIILE CADILLAC MOOOOBO All power 17)0)14 231-C a r s JrkSit I __ ______________ •71 VW B E E T L E . 1400 erg Run* good, look* good, priced good Wllh Radio SI400 111 TH J • I I CHEVY Chevett* 4 dr. 4 tpd. new tires, doesn't burn oil Good Ind car MOO m i n i ' I t C H E V R O L E T C aprice Clastic, 4 dr , runt good loaded 14 000 OBO end ' l l Chevrolet Brleir 1 dr , run* good U.OOOOBOS/4 4117 233— Auto Parts /Accessories • BUO D E F L E C T O R PIBCROLASS SHICLO wllh bracket* end grill tcreen lit* Cadillac Cost I/O. Sell for 111 Phone 40/ 41) *44* • R U S E RBCEIEVR HITCH. 4000/10.000. C la n IV Pit* moil full file plu truck* 4M 00 Call H I 4414 235— Trucks / Buses/V an s • CHEVY BEAUVILLC VAN ‘ to. I ton. Pettenger ran. clean loaded' Too much to Htt. mull tee to appreciate Only 11,444 OBO HI W0 • FORD RANOER. L T X 41. P/S. crul*#. A/C. *l*f*o. 4.100 mile*. I yr or 11.000 ml toll on werranI,_______ Call 17) I Ml • JE E P PICKUP TRUCK. Ifto 4*4 wllh topper MOO OBO Need* a tot of T IC P I 1*4* £=. Sanford Motor Co. '41 HONOA ACCORD 4 door automatic. M y loaded! 1/ 000 mile* 414 *00Call I P «M1 a m i SUBURBAN OMC ’* It dietal. half ton. mechanically tolld. new rad /brake rotor* A cei'per* heed liner Very good lire* and tow pkg M.IOOOBO ______rOJ I II 1*4* to CJI JEEP . 144 4 cyl. 4 wd radio, vinyl top. black. J tpd M.140 Excellent condition ^ ^ ^ P J * U / * tto f * jV ^ ^ ^ ^ 239— Motorcycles and Bikes aCIERA OIDSMOBILC. I I 4 door automatic 4 cylinder* Akktng 41.400________ P I >111 • LE BA RON Convertible to Mad loaded dig dash, new top, itow rrkk ke wo »*f not 114 XR Hand* Indrr* lf*4 R*d white, good thap* teoo Call atfer Ipm 111 111 * TARE U f PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers «i(#ptt#fl ♦#$ till# #(C FORD TA U R U S Itll #vt9orvs#fkc A/C, t*lt. CfuiM »9#f#o C#tl#9t# Only t IRS 04 p#f mon9h Cell Mr Payne tor appomimenf m t n i e r m tee* • P L Y M O U TH Grand Fury while A t send thru Out Good mileage MOM OBO P I 4*00 • T O Y O T A S U P R A , 144* Metallic blue, toerfed pea*' everything, sunroof Well maintained eacelieal cendi lien l G a rn e r trp l 41. IM Call 401 4741*44_______ a 1*4/ COACHMAN M H 14 II 7>K ml Many eatratl Ind ( arator Very eaty 10 drive 4 WO ,.____________17/ 44VJ IN* EXC EL 1* N Air. quean bed New awning t « cel tom tond 11000 IW / tn _________ #7* MOTOR MOMt Hunk greet Will trad* tor travel traitor ot comparable value l l l /ktl • 'l l FORD VI eatonded von high teg. 1 bunk*, vnb. potfi » «c <BfW'-S4.**yn74TT/ • •ft A llk O R O qigtoThome }/ II. awning, twin bed*, genera tor A tv M / 400 O B O P IO /P d 011*1 T h e c a p a n d g o w n . T h e d ip lo m a . T h e h u g s a n d h a n d sh a k e s. T e a r s and laughter. It is a lim e for dream s. N o w the future b e g in s. H o n o r y o u r g ra d u a te w ith a m e ssa g e o n o u r G ra d u a te s' G r e e t in g p age , in the c la s s ifie d se ctio n o f the S a n fo r d H e ra ld o n June S lh a n d the H e ra ld A d v e r tis e r o n June lJlh. Y o u r m e ssa g e w ill be a tribute to m ak e y o u r g ra d u a te s' p ro u d m o m e n t s o m e th in g lo c h e rish for a life tim e ! Photo Greetings, Monday, June 6th at 3 P.M. Line Greetings, Tuesday, Jane 7tli, 12 Noon SlurtiiiK W ugtB lip T o $6.25 A n H o u r Since l % 9 Cracker B a n d has been dedicated to providing the highest quality food and gifl merchandise in our restaurants and gifl shops. We reward people vs ho take pride in being the best. •httiiinn/SaUty Advancement I’Un •lleellh/I.ifc/Denlal Insurance "E X A M P L E : 4" P H O T O G R E E T IN G $ 2 5 .0 0 • I’aid Vacation •Kelircnieni/Savings Plan •Employee Assistance Program •Employee Meal Discount •Discount Purchase Plan •Employee Stock Purchase Plan Immediate (:ull/Pan-limc Openings •llust/llusiess •Cooks • Waltcr/Wallrtss •Dishwashers Geneva Gardens Managed By AngeBa Oordon Propo/iy Managament 21S-Boots and Accessories e C O M FO R TE R . klng/qupen Like new condition Only MO ________ Cell MB 0404_________ PISH Ttnh X Gel long combo Common Otcer. Ptoco. both 10" >100080444 41)1 all tpm • ORACO CAR S E A T; Like newt PeldSIO. eiklngSJO 4/4 4041 Iv mtg_______ • t i ll PORSCHE. I l l Targe low mileage, thowt Ilk* new SIO.OOO OBO 11) SIS4 ITM FORD LTO. AlklngSeOO Run* good ________ Cell H I FS44__ Itol COLT VISTA. Need* engine work Body In greet condition I S 1,100 C e lt 1 )1 >54 4 •*H C H E V Y 'El Cemlno. no eng or Iran* . A/C, P/S. P/B. cowl hood. SS grill* 54SO NEW RESTAURANT OPENING SANFORD 1-4 Sc Sluto Route 46 C o ll (407) 324*1020 today For an appointment. 322-2090 A N T IO U E S / lllito k / O v lltM wanted Anything of value Tepceth PI Native Mt k>to 0/201 Old Country Store • Cashlcr/Gift Shop • Night Purler B r in g p ro p e r I D f o r 1-9 form 2 5 th S l i 1*1*1 * S , i n f o l d 223— Miscellaneous S P R E E K I T T E N S Partial Mena Pleat* call alter S m tiki________________ ■SKY K ENNEL Animal travel cage Very nice Beige rotor MB Cell 111 4*44_____________ 211— Antiques / Collectibles 231-C a r s CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1994GRADUATES D E A D LIN E S : O n 1 ,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! 1505 W lRI-ApplU ncts / FumHurt 141 — H o m ts lo r S r Ir SANPORO Brand new home. 1/1. C/HA. big tot Nk* quiet *r*e Include* tody ktop with ■erg* perking are* Only _____ 41* 4to 0 4 0 m 4*41_____ SANPORO Levely 1/1 MF*iq H . Ito acre* Den dirung rm. k<r perch, new peinl Pektibto lent* pucchate llllK ie s /tto Bitae Aaderkee Prep , lac SANPORO catmlry living, clove to new mail) Creel Her tor j/l. Ben eel In kllch. beautiful ireet kam vet 'Uk Paha* Andarke* Prtp . lac toll SUMMERLIN S T R U T r bdrm . 1 ham garage, central H/A, ne* pemf in 4 out. eaner financing If* *00 Oar* k*l ojak I renmgi 1)1 4/1 OLOCR HOME W/ CHA an 144*114 let K e l t blk i*<mdry aarkehep H a ll Mr rm Very ctok* to Pmecreel item ktoaoem iwa________ 323-5774 rp iN A lL v f Thlt I bdrm Uk hath lao ttor y cende het o'**< locelion end O'**’ cenven lone* All tor Ifa low price ol Ml.bftl Adnowll •A R IA L M O N IV MAKINO TRI PLCXI Convemenl toco I Ion I Grotl. M il mo Prlco. M l.400 with M l.000 A NO f HA morleege CALL TO SEE I >Sm k /uc W HITE CORN POR SALE M#rl*tfh#r F i»m i 1441 C#l»ry A y # . Sjnford a AKC COCKER PUPPIES a 4 wkt. bull, melet. health term tholk S100 111 TOW ■ SAOLE PUPPIES. 4 wkt old ttO S lamaiet end I male 110 4OS/__________________ dCOCKER SPANIEL, male Ho papers, but lull blooded 4 yrt old Never been around children Ouit.de dog Need* US 114 4*15 oiler ASSUME NO QUALIFIES SANPORO Retail'Offlc*. M0 tg I I , corner el ISIh end Perk Are MtB me U* teOO SANFORD For lee*e. toned C l. 1/04 Country Club Rd Appro■ 1400 n It large paved, lenetd end lighted perking tot or ttorege area 4440 piut let Ceil Otck Joyce _________ m i t U M H _________ SANPORO Bre* erttcev Or . denial, reel ecieto. retell Map Carpel, cenlrei H/A. high traffic toealien I IBM tq ft or 414 R e a ie n e b lf l Wo* Leuwkme 111 til* *r H I 4*44 • P E O B O A R D . I/J > 14 ■ 41 SI 00 H ARD W ARE ISC 111 4It) 199— Pet i 4 Supplies FORECLOSURES, LOW DORN _________ R t n t i l s _________ 221— Good Things _____ to Eat 193— Lawn 5 Garden BANK FORECLOSURES, GOVT 117— C o m m t r c l a l 191-Building Materials POR SALE WOOD M ULCH Orlng ihovell MO pick up load You load 1)1 4*4/ • LAWNMOWER. Snapper, ly t Itm 4. wllh e lltchm tn lt Need! tune up lkO lll 4114 SNAPPER PUSH MOWER wllh bagger. Like new tJOO or bail oiler M4 1144 ___ ______ T R U C K , tra ile r, m ow ert. weedealer. blower, edge trimmer, edger, 11" Ire* ^ h lg g e ^ n d m o r ^ m d M ^ 115— I n d u s t r i a l 105—D u p lo x T r l p lt x / R tn t K I T ’N ’ C A R L Y I , E « b y U r r y W rig h t OIRARV • Lakelronl 1/1. can Iral M/A. plut pair ail MO.OOO w. MaitetowkRLm-mi DELTONA. 1 bdrm . 1 bath. ) car, new carpel, point In/oul. C/HA Ml 000 <0/4H 10)4 O IL T O N A only 1400 down. tkJO/mo. Chooka from 1 home* to be remodeled by builder Greet epporlunlty Mktr* Oreup 4*4 III I ■ X C H A N O I OR S IL L your properly located anywhere! ___Inet*tort Realty. 114 t i l l __ I BEDROOM. I RATH Centre! H/A. yard, tcreened beck porch ilikkkt er 11twas U S -O f f ic e U n f u r n is h e d / R t n l 141— Homt» for Salt 105— Duplex* T r ip lex / R tn t M usi be 18 or over lo apply M O N .-S A T .8:30 A M -5 PM An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F CALLEARLY TO RESERVE Y O U R SPA C E ! (Payment in i * l M i\ M "E X A M P L E : 3 L in e s M i n im u m < * v $5.00 V IAME5 DAVIS Cnduilr 1**) Srwlnolfllljh School At you wilk up 10kCTTpt ymii diploma know, Out wllh IL the future it in your hinds CongtlluUhofu' Mrcn i Did Q— I DrirKim, TolhtThird Miululm*. GoodLuck! Yourbuds. )i!I4Timmy VT* E a c h A d d it io n a l line - 5 0 c A d d $ 2 .0 0 for D ip lo m a A rt (P a y m e n t, in a d v a n c e re q u ire d ) "A rtw o rk of Graduates holding banner as shown in examples nol included in iicluid greeting ads. SanfordHerald 322-2611 �t. «ar*. T T 1 I / • tT •i i i T T ii - Sanford Herald, 8antord, Florida - Wednesday. May 18, 1W4 BLONDIE by Chic Young Exercise and blood pressure levels D E A R DR. G O T T : If cxcretm? rnlftca your blood prcMtire, lan'l II bud for you? Once the high blood pressure la Irrutcd. doea uny organ damage regress? D E A R R E A D E R : Incrcuacd blood prraaure la i i norm al physiologic rca|Ninae to exercise nr sirens - die old *’f1f(lil or night" phenomenon •• and. us such, Is upproprlule. Problems develop when Ibe blood pressure co n slun lly rem ains blub. Ir­ respective of a person's urtlvl-. lies. For example. regular exercise will raise Ibe blood pressure, wblcb should return lo normal during (M-rlrals of rrat and relaxallon. In addition, Ibe more you exercise. Ibe more hlunlcd Ibe blood pressure rise. Also. It's well known that rrgulur exercise actually lowers the blood pressure during limes of Inactivity. Therefore, exercise Is |(nod for everyonr - In moder­ ation. Those who anticipate a strenuous exercise program , however, should consult with their doctors first. One of the dangerous conse­ q u e n c e s of p e r s i s t e n t h y p e rte n s io n Is p e rm a n e n t damage to vital organs, such as the heart and kidneys If u hypertensive receives elfecllve drug therapy trefore this damugr occurs, the potential for harm Is reversible. However, once the damage has appeured (heart enlargement and decreased renul function), the changes remain. D E A R DR G O T T : What is the c a u s e of n v r r u c l l v e sw eat glands? I've been tested for a t h y r o id c o n d it io n a n d rny physician has settled on tills diagnosis Your comments? D E A H R E A D E R : P e o p le |iersplre excessively as a con­ sequence of m any medical dis­ ord ers. In c lu d in g fever und h y p e rth y ro id is m . O ve ra ctive swral glands are also seen In conjunction with chronic stress and anxiety. Some healthy |>ersons jierspire profusely (or no ' known cause. H y p e r t h y r o i d i s m la r i overactlve thyroid gland) In ­ creases sweating becuuse the body's metabolism Is acceler­ ated. T h is glandular disorder Is also associated with rapid pulse, nervousness, weight loss despite an Increased ap|>ellle, weakness, heart disorders and dlurrhcu. Th e eyes may Ire affected, too, le a d in g to a c h a ra c te ris tic ACROSS 1 n ( cold) 4 Muslim prayer • Damon • 12Jetua monogram 1 ] 14ai k an sandwich 14 Shedeol blue 15 Bulgarian money unit 17Wild buffalo 11 Northern Scandinavia 2« Clutch It Organ ot eight 22 As ailment 22 Character In 24 Dynamited JOfi.biing ot ala 31 Woody plant* 12 Lingerie Item 34 Comparative q "jio p -e y r" appearance thut Is called Graves' disease. In s o m e c a s e s of h y p e r t h y r o i d i s m , p ro ru s e sweating may Ik ? the earliest sign. Imq Answer lo Previowa Pur jie 4] Heroic 4t Need for action 50 Hawkaye Stale 51 Wicked S2Apr. I I eddraaaee S3 Opposite o« v^mfSBir^Wv HS7Jokes O alnitai l a *— ^ a — — m o w i vtq )n ia DOWN 1 Short lor WHNam PETER GOTT, M.D. Ax V isnavaala JBBoulhern blackbird 37 Lading 24 houra I t Angara 40 MO a apeciaity 41 — voyage 14 Actor — Ka#y SS Honey maker MEDICINE (M l M M f ’i i i n n M uru.i > 2 Ac trees — Perlman 3 Please reply 4 To whom — — concern S N E stale t Made perfect score against 7 N eil lo Sun • Mythical aviator S — Breckinridge 10Pots a n d 11 Break suddenly IS Zodiac sign 20 Drinking vessel 22 Escape 23 In the same place (e b b r) nnnnmn nnnmnu □□□n non rannd nnnnm □ n ra m ra m m n m n ra n nmrann nnmntj nnnnn nnnam nnnnnnm nrcnnn □nrnnn Rnran nnra «□□□ rannrann nonrann □anrann nannna nmnann nnnnn 24 Region 25 Bloody 2# Floating ice 27 Ski Ml TSSea eagle TSPtatlorm 31 Cut o« beet 32— and rave 34 Eastern Mediterranean region 3f Like ( tuf t) 41 Convey 42 Eyes amorously 43 Coffin stand 44 Wander 45 Pills with reverence 44 Layer ot eye 47 Penpomte 44 Atgongmen Indian 44 River m Belgium SI Breakfast item WIN AT BRIDGE By Phillip Alder w ith th r arc and accurately Todays tlral from ihr Macallan switched to a trump International Hairs Champion­ W i t h l Iie c l u b a ce a n il ship. played in London last diamond king onMdr. drclarrr January. t» hkt- a fencing match. had th rrr minor suit tricks. So Ikith kltlre make rxrcllrnt pl.iy»; hr needed seven trum p trlrks. who will mine mil tut trip? which would tie lm|M>sslblr If the [ IT ( OH') \ooTvy v \1 A North-South w rrr tin- winner* defenders could lead a second ol Hit- event. Atlaiu /m u d /iu ik l tru m p South needed a 4 \ and Ce/ary Main kt trout Poland trum p brrak. Mm West read the h a s t-West were tltr present situation too When Mallckl cor­ World T r a m Olyuifiiad cham pi­ rectly won trick two In bund and ons. A la in L e vy and H r r v r led a club. Mould played his M ould 111>ni France. quern. Mallckl opened light tn the Declarer won with duuunys third |Mmttt<in. a comm on tucllr king und played unolber club. In a pair event, especially at Mot East went In with Ills 10 and favtimhlr vulnrratilllly. Non fix led a second trump, ddeullng three njiadr* wait a tqillntrr tnd. the contract. Any thoughts? showing game vuluett in hearts Mallckl could have eountrrrd with u singleton (or void) in Wests brilliancy with a brilliancy npudrti. East doulilrtl lo tdiow a ol Ills own: Let Wests c lub quern top sjiude honor. win trick lltrrrl West cuunot An Initial trituip lead kills the play u second Irtunp. And later contract, but that to hard to find. South leads another club toward West led a low spittle Levy won the- king, establishing a discard WHAT HAPPEW6 TO YOUR MAlk) WHEU V YOUUTOlPf for his diamond loser. C o p yrig h t 1094, N EW S P A P ER EN TE R P R IS E ASSN NOKTII s iim ♦ 7 . V A K74 W EST a KOI 0 4 4 2 4 7412 AK754 KART a A6 9 10 V 9432 4 JfiJ 4 KI08 *A Q 6 A J 10(2 ROUTII a J» jj v qjii 4 Mj 9 *93 Vulnerable East-West Dealc?r: North South Wr»t 19 49 Ia Pa m North Pass 3a Pan Katt Pail l)bl Pan Opening lead: a H A HOROSCOPE I By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY May 10. 1004 Vi FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavss Take advantage ol any opIKirlunlllcs you gel In the year ahead lu Increase your knowl­ edge In your chosen field of endeavor. Finding time lo study might be difficult, but It will prove worth your efforls. TAURUS (April 20-May 201 Your perceptions might not be its crystal clear as usual today. There's u chance you muy take trivial things too seriously und (real serious things too Indiffer­ ently. T ry in g to patch up u broken romance? T h e AstroGraph Mutchnmkcr can help you to understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mull 82 and u long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Mulchimiker. P.O. Ikix 4-IG5. New York, N.Y. 10163. QEMINI (May 21-June 20) lu order to achieve your objectives today you might have lo lie a hit more thick skinned than usuul. If you're Just un old "softy" you may not cut it. CANCER (June 21siuly 22) You won't appreciate being told ANNIE ..Y’ HAVf t'AUW WfLL-50Ate A PTlVfRY O' IH' STU7F YOU 6 cll m e/t*r IT POfSN'T LOOK P U S lN £ $ 3 ... Lik e a M tN tS S . BRRFR I i what lo think loduy. so It's best you avoid associates who always Iry to Impose their Ideas and opinions on others. LEO IJu ly 23-Attg. 22) Sonicone you know und like socially could turn out to be a pretty lough customer today when do­ in g b u s in e s s . L i m i t y o u r expectations regarding Ih r good ileal you're hoping to get. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you're negotiating a matter of Importance today It might lawist* to have someone function as u buffer. One-to-one you muy not do as well. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) T o ­ day If assignm ents und re­ sponsibilities arc being rear­ ranged where y o u r work Is concerned, don't volunteer to tukc on more thun you can handle. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) T r y to avoid a clique whose members make you feel uneasy. Th e root cause for this discom­ fort bus not yet been eradicated, lu fnet. today's developments could refuel II. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't rely too heavily upon Lady Luck loduy to tiull you out of rough sjK its. Instead of rooting for you. she might try lo trip you up. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan IH) Forego (cmplullonN today to Isiiist or exaggerate. Instead of making you liKik good in the eyes of others, it might ac­ complish Just the opposite. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ID) Business mistakes could carry a heavier than usuul price lag today, so be extremely careful Iii your commercial affulrs. Don't pretend to understand things you don't. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| Usually you're a person who appreciates the w orkings of compromises anil concessions. Today, however, you might not yield on a position upon which you feel strongly. ARIES (March 21-April 10) Extend u helping band to others to d a y, but be careful y o u r gesture isn't used to your dis­ advantage by a manipulator. T lm r must Ik ? devoted to your Interests as well. C o p y rig h t 1004 N E W S P A P E R E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, May 18, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 18, 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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No. 208 - Sanford, F lo rid a NEWS DIGEST Man vs. environment? Delinquent tax notice People are polluting critica l water source A s e c tio n o f d e lin q u e n t ta xe s In S e m in o le C o u n ty Is Inserted In the H e ra ld today. By J. MARK BARPIILD INSIDE □ See lnelde. Earth Day celebration E a rth D a y , 1904. I* a ce le b ra tio n o f o u r w o rld a n d Ihe re n e w e d e ffo rts lo sa ve w h a l la e n d a n g ere d . A s p e c ia l Insert to d a y l» fu ll o f Ideas io r y o u r ow n e n v iro n m e n ta l efforts. □ S p o rts A little of this, some of that l.O N G W O O D — T h e O v ie d o L io n s trie d a ll of I h e ir ir lc k a lo beat L y m a n a n d m a in ta in th e ir lead In the S A C b a s e b a ll n ice w h ile la ik c llr a n t lc y w e n t a fte r Its e ig h th c o n s c c u llv e w in . ( See Page ID H orald S en io r S t a ll W riter___________ G E N E V A • T h e re Is a g ro w in g c o n c e rn o v er the need to protect H e a th S p rin g s , be lieved lo be a d ire c t su rface c o n d u it lo Ihe G e n e v a B u b b le . G a rb a g e a n d lit te r are stre w n th ro u g h o u t the site a n d ev id e n ce of o il ch a n g e s In the stre a m h a s been found . A sc ie n tist w ith Ihe St. J o h n s R iv e r W ater M ana g em en t D istric t s a y s |K)llutlon m a y fu n n e l q u ic k ly BRIEFS Government week activities S A N F O R D — S e m in o le C o u n ty re c y c lin g effo rts too k u Ju m p last m o n th . M o re th a n 9 .2 m illio n lb s of garb age and y a rd w aste w ere c o lle c ­ ted d u rin g the m o n th of M a rch , a c c o rd in g to the m o n th ly report H orald S o nlor S t a ll W rllo r___________ Families dealing with divorce • '" S TtCTT li n T ^ r i i r B w n n t ^ i i r e e C e n te r w ill he h o s tin g a p a re n tin g s c in tn u r e n title d " F a m i­ lie s a n d D ivo rce: H e lp in g C h ild r e n C o p e ," on S a tu rd u y , A p r il 2 3 fro m 8 :3 0 r u n . to 1 p in. ut the S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u rth o u se . S a n fo rd . T h is fo u r-h o u r p ro g ra m w ill h e lp p a re n ts to u n d e r s t a n d th e ir c h ild r e n 's d e v e lo p m e n t a l nee ds, le a rn o im m u n lc a t lo n s tra te g ic s a n d be co m e a w a re ot the grief p rtK v s s a n d how It a p p lie s lo the fa m ily 's sense o f loss. T h e p ro g ra m w ill ulso h e ig h te n p a re n t's a w a re n e ss ab o u t Ihe lo n g la stin g c o n se q u e n ce s o f d iv o rc e on the life o f th e ir c h ild re n . C e rtific a te s w ill be p ro v id e d lo p a re n ts u p o n c o m p le tio n o f the fo u r ho u rs. T h e cost o f tlie s e m in a r Is $ 3 5 |>er p a rtic ip a n t a n d p re -re g istra tio n Is req u ired . C h ild c a re w ill not be p ro v id e d . F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c a ll R u th fle rn s tc ln at the C e n te r. 42 5-3 603 . Shuttle mission invaluable E D W A R D S A IR F O R C E B A S E . C a lif. - S p a ce s h u ttle E n d e a v o u r, e q u ip p e d w ith the finest e n v ir o n m e n t - m o n it o r in g r a d a r e v e r b u ilt , b ro u g h t b a c k a w e a lth o f data that w ill y ie ld d e ta ile d 3-D m a p s o f the E a rth 's su rface. T h e sp a c e sh ip a n d Its crew of six la n d e d W e d n e sd a y In the M ojave Desert a fte r had w ea th e r at Ca|x- C a n a v e ra l forced a c ro s s ­ c o u n try deto ur. D u rin g the 11-duy Might, the cre w tu rn e d $ 3 6 6 m illio n w o rth o f in te rn u tlo n a lty d e sig n e d ra d u r e q u ip m e n t o n the planet a n d m a p ped m o re lltu n 25 m illio n sq u u rc m iles, o r a b o u t 12 pe rcen t, o f the E a rth 's su rfa ce. In c lu d in g forests, deserts, m o u n ta in s a n d oceans. C Bee Water. Page BA March: Residents recycled more garbage, yard waste By J. MARK BARPIILD S A N F O R D — E x h ib its o f S e m in o le C o u n ty e q u ip m e n t a n d s e rv ic e s w ill lie o n d is p la y lo m m o rro w at Ihe F iv e P o in ts C o m p le x on U S. H ig h w a y 17-92 a s p a ri o f N a tio n a l C o u n ty G o v e rn m e n t W eek. T h e e x h ib it s w ill he located In fron t o f the M u se u m o f S e m in o le C o u n ty H isto ry fro m 10 a in. u n til 0 p in E q u ip m e n t and v e h ic le s from the F ire R e scu e D iv is io n a n d R o ad s D iv is io n w ill he o n h a n d and d e m o n s tra te d b y c o u n ty |K*rsonncl. T h e S h e r if f s O ffice S p e c ia l W e a p o n s A ss a u lt T e a m w ill d e m o n s tra te th e ir tactics. In fo rm a ­ tio n Irian the C o o p e ra tiv e E x te n s io n S e rv ic e a n d R e c y c lin g O ffice w ill he a v a ila b le . In side the n ea rb y A g r ic u ltu r e A u d ito riu m , the H e a lth a n d H u m a n S e rv ic e s D e p a rtm e n t w ill p r o v id e free h e a lth s c r e e n in g s a n d b lo o d p re ssu re tests. F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c u ll 32 8-5 838 . Into the G e n e v a H u b b le d r in k in g w a ter s u p p ly th ro u g h the s in k h o le seepage area. " T h is Is re a lly c ritic a l: w e c o u ld lose It." sa id Rep. M a rv in C o u c h . R - O v le d o , o n t o u r in g th e s it e W e d n esd ay. C o u c h said he w ill seek m e e tin g s w ith S e m in o le C o u n t y a n d d is tric t w a ter m an a g e m e n t o ffic ia ls lo see If the 25-acre site c a n !>e p u rc h a s e d a n d protected. C o u c h sp o n so re d the G e n e v a F re s h w a te r L e n s P ro te c tio n No U-turns downtown released by Ihe c o u n t y ’s R e c y c lin g a n d S o lid W a s te D iv is io n . T h e a m o u n t re p re se n ts a 41 percent In rrc u s c o ver the F e b ru a ry a m o u n t o f 6 .5 m illio n Ihs. T h e c o u n ty tra c k s re c y c lin g for the state a n d m u st m eet a 3 0 percen t dts|x>sal re d u c ­ tio n by D ecem ber. La st m o n th . 2 .6 m illio n Ihs. o f Hat *<d PVolo byTommy Vlnconl R op M arvin C o u c h rem oves p lo co s o l a cardboard box from Ihe stream below Hoath S p rin g In G onova w hllo H ugh M llrch o ll-T ap p ln g , a w alor m anagom onl d istric t s c lo n lls t. lo o k s on See Recycle, Page BA Lake Mary ready to develop downtown It’s a boy! By NICK PPBIPAUP H o ra ld S ta ll W rllor_______________ S A N F O R D — W ith som e c h a n g e s to the c it y 's p a r k in g o rd in a n c e , d o w n t o w n S a n f o r d m a y se c a c ra c k d o w n on people m a k in g Utu rn s Into p a r k in g areas. A t c e rta in b u s y tim e s o f th e da y. w ith lim ite d a n g le p a rk in g In the d o w n lu w n a rea , m a n y m o to rist* h a v e a te n d e n c y to p a rk on the o p p o site sid e s o f the street from th e ir d ire c tio n o f tra vel T h e tu rn Is c o n sid e re d a s a n Illegal U -iu rn . T h e c ity a lre a d y h a s co d e s o n p a r k in g a lo n g a y e llo w c u rb . In a lo a d in g /o n e or on a s id e w a lk or c ro s s w a lk T h e lin e lor s u c h Infraclio n s Is $ 2 5 U p a id w ith in liv e w o rk in g days. $3 0 II p a id after that lim e , lifte r 14 days. $40. It the lin e s a r c s iill n o t paid, the v e h ic le o w n e r e v e n tu a lly Is a d v ise d b y m a ll, and e v e n tu a lly , re fu sa l to p a y Ihe lin e c o u ld lead lo a h o ld o il th e v e h ic le reg istra tio n . A U -tu rn v io la tio n Is c o v e re d u n d e r the sta te 's U n ifo rm T ra ffic C o d e . T h e fin e for Hud. a s a m o v in g v io la tio n , w o u ld lie $74. The S a n fo rd C it y C o m m is s io n r e c e n t ly d is c u s s e d lo o k in g Into p r o b le m s w it h U - t u r n s In th e d o w u t o w n u re a . S a n fo r d P o lic e C h ie f R a lp h R u sse ll su g g ested a d ­ d in g the p ro h ib itio n lo the present c it y code, bu t re d u c in g the fee lo be s im ila r to that o f tin- v io la tio n fin e s p r c s c n ily In e xisten ce. "I th in k $74 m a y he a hit sle e p for so m e o n e c o m in g Into d o w n to w n S a n fo rd to do so m e s h o p p in g or a s a v is it o r ." lie sa id . " W o u ld th e c ity c o n s id e r m a k in g the fin e the sa u n ­ a s w h a t we a lre a d y lu iv c. $ 2 5 ? " T h e c o m m is s io n agreed lo the c h a n g e In fines, a n d In stru cte d the C it y A tto rn e y to dra ft a c h a n g e In th e p re s e n t o r d in a n c e fo r co m - [ J8cc Turns, Page BA By VICKI DaSORMIBR H erald S taff W rltor__________________ o f l*akc M a ry Is re a d y to la k e Ihe next step In b e g in n in g n d e ve lo p m e n t p la n for tlie h is to ric d o w n to w n area. T h e a re a , a 1 2 -b lo c k s e c t io n a ro u n d the L a k e M ary C it y H a ll. Is iK ird e rc d b y L a k e M a ry B o u le v a rd o n t h e •M in t'll. O ra n d b e n d A v e n u e to ih e n o rth . F o u rth Street o n the west a n d the ra ilro a d tra c k s o n the east. "D o w n to w n is not. h is to ric a lly , the area a ro u n d 14 that h a s s p ru n g u p r e c e n t ly . " M a tt W e s t, c it y p la n n e r, sa id . "The e lty c a m e u p a ro u n d the ra ilro a d depot m a n y y e a rs ag o .” T h e ra ilro a d ck-|Kii. n e x t to the o ld ce m e te ry o n O ld L a ke M a ry Rond, w a s n e v e r m u c h m o re th a n a p la tfo rm . W est said, h u t It gave h lr t li to a th r iv in g c o m m u n ity of som e l .5 0 0 people before the 1920s. M ost o f the b u ild in g s c o n s tru c te d d u r in g th a t e ra are go n e n o w . re p la ce d b y m o re m o d ern s tru c tu re s o r s im p ly raxed w hen th e y o u tliv e d th e ir u s e fu ln e ss to tlie lr o w n e rs. A larg e b r ic k c o m m e rc ia l s t r u c ­ t u r e r e m a in s at the c o r n e r o f C o u n tr y C lu b Road a n d C ry s ta l L a ke . >■ c-'tauM .■^ — H o iild Pholo by Tommy V ln ctn l Dr. Darryl Hoard, o l Ihe Z o o and W ild life M o d lcln o Program al tho U niversity o l Forlda, d o lo rm ln o a tho gondor o l ono o l tw o baby ondangorod c lo u d o d le o p a rd s bom M arch 31. O nly 289 o) those a n im a ls aro In cap tiv ity w o rldw ide. A s s is ta n t C u ra to r B onnlo B ro llb o ll a s s is ts w ith Ihe m alo cub. Tho other Is a (om alo. " T h is Is the area we w an t to re d e v e lo p ." W est said. " T i l l s Is w h at people th in k o f w h e n th ey t h in k o f L a k e M ary. In a v e ry real sense, th is Is w h at L a ke M a ry Is.” T o n ig h t , th e L a k e M a ry C it y C o m m is s i o n w i l l h e a s k e d to a p p ro v e a n agreem ent w ith A n ­ d e rsen ft A sso ciates, an O rla n d o See Develop, Page BA From staff and wire reports INDEX Bridge............ Claaalfleda..... C o m ics........... ,BB Crossw ord..... Dear Abby..... Daatha........... .SB Dr. Qott.......... Editorial........ P rorrdaT..Z............2A L a u d in g e d u c a t io n roaoopa............... 0B ivies......................3B tlon.......................BA People.................... 3B Ilea....................... 3A hool Manu........... BA Sporta................1B,2B lavlalon................ 3B Waathar.................. 2A showers Partly Cloudy P a r t ly c lo u d y w ith s c a tte r e d a fte rn o o n s h o w e rs a n d t h u n ­ d e rs to rm s . H ig h in the m id 80 s. W in d s o u th e a s t 5 lo 10 m p h . C h a n c e o f ra in 6 0 percent. Pete J a m is o n ol Iho Lake Mary Rotary C lu b co ngratulated two o u tsta n d in g people In e d u c a ­ t io n a l a r e c o n l m o o tin g . Barbara Sawyor, Iho le a ch o r o l Iho yoar al Idyllw llde E le m e n ­ tary S c h o o l In S a n lo rd and C a s s id y W obb, that s c h o o l's D re a m e r a n d D o o r, w o re honorod w ith c e rtific a te s for their hard w ork and de dication . Rotary C lu b honors o u tsta n d ­ in g s lu d o n t 3 a n d lo a c h o r s o ach m onth. H titld Photo by Tommy Vlnconl For more weather, aaa Pag# 2A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �2A - Sanlord Horolil, Sanford, Florida - Thursday. April 21. 1994 NEWS FROM THE REGION AMD ACROSS THE STATE Immigration suit Questionable numbers weaken lawsuit against feds Suspect In slaying arrested In Italy T A L L A H A S S E E — P o lic e In Laterzu-T urunU ), Ita ly, have a rre ste d a re sta u ra te u r c h a rg e d In th e C h r is tm a s E v e s ln y ln g of a state ta x c o lle c to r h i D ade C o u n ty , s ta le re v e n u e o ffic ia ls said. E x t r a d it io n p ro c e e d in g s urc u n d e rw a y to b r in g P ie tro V e n e zia , 39. to F lo rid a fo r p ro se cu tio n , a u th o ritie s sa id W e d n e sd a y . V e n e zia , p re sid e n t o f K lsto ra n te H u c c lo n c Inc. o f C o co n u t G ro v e , w a s c h a rg e d w ith first-d egree m u rd e r In the Dee, 2-1 sta y in g o f D o n a ld H onharti, 61, on the fron t p o rch o f B o n h a m 's N o rth M ia m i B e a c h hom e. B o n h a m , w h o w o rk e d In th e D e p a rtm e n t of R c v n u c 'e M ia m i S o u th S e rv ic e C en te r, had processed a n o tic e the day before fre e z in g the re s ta u r a n t's b a n k a c c o u n t b e ca u se o f d e lin q u e n t sa lcs-tu x p a y m e n ts . V e n e z ia 's a tto rn e y . G e o rg e Yo ss. h a d sa id a fte r the s la y in g th a t b is c lie n t h a d been In c o n ta c t w ith h im . b a t h a d n 't rc v c u lc d h is w h erea b o u ts. Reed wants to ease caps on enrollment T A L L A H A S S E E — U n iv e r s it y S y s te m C h a n c e llo r C h a rle s R e ed be lie v e s F lo r id a 's co lle g e stu d e n ts s h o u ld be nb lc to p u rs u e the fie ld s o f th e ir ch o ice , even If tho se fie ld s are cro w d ed . R eed h a s a s k e d the p re s id e n ts o f F lo r id a 's n in e state u n iv e r s itie s to d e te rm in e w h e th e r th e y ca n o pe n up college m a jo r p ro g ra m s th a t h a v e lim ite d e n ro llm e n ts . " I f y o u w a n t to go to F lo rid a S la te U n iv e rs ity a n d get an a c c o u n tin g degree, It’s lo u g h " to get accepted. Reed sa id T u e s d a y . " I t's Just n g e n e ra l c o m p la in t th a t stu d e n ts are h a v in g tro u b le g e ttin g Into u p p e r d iv is io n In the c u r r ic u lu m o f th e ir c h o ic e ." R e e d 's re q u e st Is based o n the p e rc e p tio n th a t stu d e n ts a tte n d in g fo u r-y e a r u n iv e rs itie s a n d tra n s fe rrin g fro m c o m m u ­ n ity c o lle g e s a re not g e ttin g Into de gree p ro g ra m s o f th e ir c h o ice . state a g e n cie s a n d the federal g o v e rn m e n t. A n d m u c h o f th a l m o n e y m a y liu v r gone lo I m m lg ra n ls w h o resid e a n d w o rk le g a lly in F lo rid a a n d p a y taxes. P a rk e r T h o m s o n , the s ta le 's c h ie f a t­ to rn e y In the la w s u it, said th e fig u re s w ere "re a s o n a b le e s tim a te s " reach ed by v a rio u s s ta le age n cies. T h e y used a n e stim a te of 8-15.(XX) u n d o c u m e n te d I m m lg ra n ls liv in g In F lo rid a p ro v id e d by Ihe U .S. Im m ig ra tio n und N u lu ru llz u lln n S erv ice . S o m e sa y C h ile s Is try in g In rid e a w —a n ti-im m ig ra n t se n tim e n t p ro pe lled by p o li­ tic ia n s In C a lifo rn ia , T e x a s and N ew Y o rk . " I 'm tro u b le d b y a ll o f th is a n ti-im m ig ra n t r h e to r ic ." sa id C h e ry l L lltle , a tto rn e y tar F lo rid u R u ra l L e g a l S e rv ic e s In M ia m i. " O n b e h a lf o f d o cu m e n te d refugees. I'm c o n ­ c e rn e d the g o v ern o r Is lu m p in g legal und Illegal re sid e n ts together. E v e ry o n e s h o u ld u n d e rsta n d that m a n y o f these people are ta x p a y e rs w h o su p p o rt b u sin e sse s." "It w ill be a huge u n d e rta k in g for the state to prove the facts and fig u re s It Is c la im in g . A n d It w o u ld have to s|>cnd m illio n s o f d o lla r s on expert te s tim o n y ." sa id Je a n n e B u tt e r fie ld , a s e n io r a n a ly s t w it h the A m e ric a n Im m ig ra tio n L a w y e rs A s s o c ia tio n In W a sh in g to n . A n o th e r o b stacle Is t h r s u it's r rlln n c e on b ro ad In te rp re tatio n s o f Iwo p re v io u s co urt By Associated Press M IAM I — F lo r id a ’s la w s u it lo force Ihe U .S. g o v e rn m e n t to p a y the sta te 's c o sts o f c a rin g for Illegal a lie n s w ill be q u ic k ly d ism is se d o r la n g u is h for y e a rs In c o u rt, le g a l e x p e rts a n d I m m ig ra tio n In w y c rs p red ict. T h e y said a m a jo r flaw In the su it filed last w eek by G o v. L a w to n C h ile s a re q u e s tio n ­ a b le cost e s tim a te s tar Illegal Im m ig ra n ts. " F lo r id a Is b e in g o v e rw h e lm e d by the cost o f Im m ig ra n ts, a m i pleas to C o n g re ss for h e lp have fa lle n o n d eaf c a r s ." R o b ert Boyer, a lo n g tim e M ia m i Im m ig ra tio n la w y e r, told th e P a lin Be ach Post. " B u t the g o v e rn o r's la w s u it d o e sn 't stan d m u c h o f n ch a n ce. T h e fed eral g o v e rn m e n t c a n p la y w ith It for y e a rs ." T h e su it w a s filed e a rlie r t h is m o n th In fed eral co urt In M ia m i. In the 1980s. bo th C a lifo r n ia a n d T e x a s t rie d to re c o u p lie n lt h c a re c o s ts fo r u n d o c u m e n te d im m ig r a n t s , bu t fe d eral Ju d g e s d ism is se d those la w s u its. In the C a lifo r n ia case, S a n D ieg o C o u n ty w as se e k in g o n ly $ 1.8 m illio n . T h e nearly S I . 5 b illio n C h ile s co n te n d s F lo rid a has sp e n t sin ce I9HH on e d u c a tio n , h e a lth ra re a n d o th e r s e rv ic e s to Illegal a lie n s Is based p r im a r ily o n e s tim a te s from ru lin g s A 1982 U.S. S u p re m e C o u rt ru lin g gave ille g a l Im m ig ra n t c h ild re n the rig h t to free p u b lic e d u c a tio n . In 1992. a N ew Y o rk f e d e r a l a p p e a ls c o u r t a llo w e d u n ­ d o cu m e n te d p reg n an t w o m e n the rig h t to M e dleu ld benefits. T h e tw o ru lin g s , how ever, h ave not been Interpreted a s re q u irin g the federal g o v e rn ­ m ent to re im b u rs e sta te s fo r e d u c a tin g or tar p ro v id in g the general m e d ic a l care of Illegal resid e n ts. T h e c o u rt a c tio n s o n ly re c o g n iz e Hint Ihe fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t " s h o u ld hear fin a n c ia l r e s p o n s ib ility ." O ne fig u re F lo rid a o ffic ia ls c a n pro ve Is the 2 ,7 0 0 u n d o c u m e n te d Im m ig ra n ts In s ta le p riso n s. E a rlie r th is m o n th . C h ile s a n d Im m ig ra ­ tio n o ffic ia ls a n n o u n c e d an agreem ent to deport h u n d re d s or those In m ates ro n v lc tc d of n o n v io le n t c rim e s . F lo rid a s|>emln an estim a te d $ 0 0 m illio n n y e a r to keep these Inm ates In p riso n s. In N ew Y o rk , g o v e rn m e n t o ffic ia ls have trie d w ith o u t su cc e ss to su e the federal g o v e rn m e n t tar $ 0 2 m illio n th e y c la im for I m p r is o n in g I lle g a l r e s id e n ts . B e c a u s e la w s u its tia v c h e rn d is m is s e d , that sta le Is ta k in g a d iffe re n t ap p ro a ch . It lia s filed s till d e m a n d in g the federal g o v e rn m e n t la k e r tts lo d y o f the Inm ates Investing in future T h o S a n lo r d C h a m b e r o f C o m m erco is e xp an d in g tho fo c u s of its s c h o la rs h ip e f­ fo rts around tho co m m u n ity and Is Inviting oth er cham b ers to |oln w ith thorn In p ro vid ing fin a n c ia l h e lp fo r s lu d o n ls w ho want to co n tin u e their o d u catlo n after high sch o o l. R e co n tly W anda C o lo y, p re si­ dent o l tho G roater Sem ln olo C h a m b e r o l C o m m e rce , co m m llto d hor o rg an izatio n lo lo ln ln g Iho S a n lo rd Cham ber in form ing Iho U n ited C h a m ­ bers S c h o la rs h ip Fo u n d atio n Larry S trlckler, v ice president fo r o x t o r n a l a f f a ir s fo r So uthern Bell, presented tho now found ation w ith $2,000 In s c h o la rsh ip m oney lo r Lake Mary H igh S c h o o l stud ents A ls o on hand from Ihe foun d a lio n woro D uke Adam son, president of tho foundation a n d D a vu F a r r , e x e c u tiv e d ire c to r of tho Sanford Cham ­ ber. Brother-in-law arrested in murder J A C K S O N V I L L E — P o lic e arre ste d the b ro th e r-in -la w o f a p re g n a n t w o m a n w ho se th ro a t w a s sta sh ed nt h e r a p a rtm e n t a n d c h a rg e d h im w ith m u rd e r. T in a H e in s. 2 0 . o f W is c o n s in R a p id s. W ls.. w a s fo u n d dead at the H e ro n P o ln tc a p a rtm e n ts near M n yp o rt N a v a l S ta tio n , w h ere her h u s b a n d , J e r e m y H e in s. 21. Is sta tio n e d on ih e U S S L e y te G u lf. J e r e m y H e in s w a s aboard the s h ip at the tim e. T h e co u p le w a s m a rrie d In D ecem b er and w a s e xp e ctin g t h c lr first c h ild In O ctober. O n T u e sd a y n ig h t, p o lic e a rre ste d J e r e m y H e in s ' 19-year-old b ro th e r C h a d H e in s, w h o c a lle d p o lic e S u n d a y to report the m u rd e r. C h a d H e in s, w h o w as s ta y in g w ith the co u p le at the tim e, to ld p o lice he fo u n d Ills sls tc r-ln -ta w 's p a rtia lly c lo th e d body on h e r bed about 6 a.m . S u n d a y a fte r b e in g a w a k e n e d b y a sm o ke a la rm . W h e n J e r e m y H e in s a r riv e d at the a p a rtm e n t. C h a d H e in s re p o rte d ly told tits b roth er: " I 'm so rry . I d id n 't m e a n to do It," a c c o rd in g to p o lic e reports. C h a d H e in s w a s b e in g h eld W e d n e sd a y n l th e D u v a l C o u n ty p re tria l d e te n tio n fa c ility . From Associated Press reports Elders visit canceled because of views on abortion, drugs State Supreme Court taps Grim es as new chief justice By ADAM YEOMANS A s s o c ia te d P re ss W riter T A L L A H A S S E E - F lo rid a S u p re m e C o u r t J u s t ic e S te p h e n H. G r im e s ta ke s o v e r tod ay o s c h ie f J u s tic e a fte r (lie se v e n -m e m b e r p a n e l e le cte d h im as the s ta te 's (op Ju rist. G rim e s , 60 . w ill la k e o v e r the post from o u tg o in g C h ie f J u s t ic e R o s e m a r y D a rk e n , w h o h a s re sig n e d to ta ke a sca t on (h r U .S. l l t f t C ir c u it C o u rt o f A p p e a ls In A tla n ta . G r im e s w a s a p p o in te d to the co u rt In 1987 b y fo rm e r G o v . H o b M u r t ln c z . B e fo re that, he se rved m o re th a n 13 y e a rs o n th e 2 n d D is t r ic t C o u rt o f A p p e a l In L a k e la n d . "1 d o n 't h ave a n a g e n d a ," G rim e s sa id W e dn esda y. "I th in k Hit- p u rp o se of the c h ie f J u s tic e is to try to do w h a te ve r ca n be do n e to see that co u rt s y s te m in F lo r id a re n d e rs d e c is io n s in a J u s t a n d e x p e d itio u s m a n n e r ." G rim e s w a s b o rn In Peoria. Illin o is. He g ra d u a te d from the U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a In 1930. se rved tw o y e n rs In tile U.S. N a v y , a n d th e n a tte n d e d the U F C o lle g e o f L a w . w here he g ra d u a te d In 1954. A fte r la w sc h o o l, h e Joined the H o lla n d & K n ig h t la w firm a n d r e m a in e d In p r iv a t e p ra c tic e u n til he Jo ined the 2n d D is tric t C d u rt o f A p p e a l In 1973. He Is m a rrie d lo Ihe ta n n e r LOTTERY M IA M I - H e re a re th e w in n in g n u m b e r s s o lo c t e d W e dn esda y In Iho F lo rid a L o t­ tery: Fantasy 5 1-13-22-6 3 Cash 3 9-0-8 Play 4 8 -8 -2 -S S a n f b n i H e r a ld Thursday, April 21, 1994 Vol. 86, No. 208 P ub lish ed D ally and Sunday, a ic a p i Saturday by The Sanford Harald, Inc. 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord. Fla. U n i 3 Month* S Monthe 1 Year Home Delivery SI9.90 *39 00 *76.00 Mall 124.00 646 00 690.00 T o n ig h t : S c a lt c r c d c v c n lr tg s h o w e r s u n d lli u u d c r s t n r m s th e n b e c o m in g fu lr. L o w in the to m id to u p p e r 6 0 s . L ig h t so u th e a st w in d . C liu n c c o f ra il) 3 0 p e rce n t. T o d a y : V a r ia b le c lo u d in e s s w it h a fte rn o o n th u n d e rs to r m s lik e ly . H ig h In tlie m ill 80s. S o u th w in d 10 m p h . C h a n c e o f r u in 6 0 p e rce n t. E x te n d e d forecast: S a tu rd a y th ro u g h M o nd ay: P a r tly c lo u d y w ith a c h a n c e of m a in ly a fte r­ n o o n a n d e v e n in g t h u n ­ d e rs to rm s . L o w s In the u p p e r 60 s. H ig h s 1(1 (lie m id to u p p e r 80s. FLORIDA TEMPS F I Phone (607) 322-2911. l L o H i C it y L a u d B * e ch P c i 82 m m 43 00 73 44 F o ri M y V fl vo *9 00 G a in e t v llle U 43 .0 0 m m m m 71 J a c k s o n v ille 86 K e y W i t 00 « l a ; 71 L a k t la n d 89 4 f 00 M ia m i P e n t a c o le 85 49 .1 1 84 44 Ir S a r a io la 86 41 .7 4 T a lla h a t k t a •9 S9 00 T a m p a 89 47 04 V e ro B e a ch 83 4S 00 W Florida Realdente muet pay 7 X aalaa lax Irt addition to rataa above. M cD o n a ld , the o n ly F lo r ­ id a -b o rn m e m b e r o r the co u rt, w a s a p p o in te d to (tic c o u rt In 1979 by fo rm e r G n v . B o b G ra h a m . W ith five m e m b e rs h e a rin g a case, fo u r w o u ld have lo v o te to g e th e r to re n d e r u r u lin g . L A K E L A N D — T h e r e 'll he no sp eech by U.S. S u rg e o n G e n e ra l J o y c c ly u E ld e r s t h is J u n e d u rin g a s la te c o n v e n tio n here o f M e th o d ist m in is te rs , o rg a n iz e rs o f the g a th e rin g say. F lo rid a A re a B is h o p H. H u s h ro u rk H u g h e s J r . a sk e d E ld e rs not to co m e to the F lo rid a A n n u a l C o n fe re n c e o f the U n ite d M e th o d ist C h u rc h lo keep fro m tu rn in g Ihe event Into a protest over tie r v ie w s on a b o rtio n , c o n d o m s a n d drug s. E ld e rs hud been sch e d u le d to d e liv e r a speech at (he c o n v e n tio n J u n e 3. a n d so m e M etho d ists, c u llin g the Nttrgeon ge n eral a po o r ch o ice , had th re a te n e d to w a lk out d u rin g Iter v isit. E ld e r s , a M e th o d is t w h o s e b r o t h e r Is a M e th o d ist m in is te r In A rk a n s a s , agreed to stay a w ay. " T h e c o n tro v e rs y lia s b a s ic a lly fo cused on thre e th in g s: c o n d o m s, a b o rtio n , a n d d ru g s ," H u g h e s w ro te E ld e r s In u M a rc h 17 letter, a c o p y o f w h ic h w as o b ta in e d by the S u n -S e n tin e l In F o ri L a u d e rd a le . "W e w o u ld not w a u l e m b a rra s sm e n t fo r y o u . a n d for us In be e m b a rra s se d tar yo u. as a re su lt of p o ssib le o vert d is r u p tio n s ." T h e re w as no Im m ediate resp onse to a c a ll W e d n e sd a y to E ld e rs ' office se e k in g co m m e n t B u t on T u e sd a y , her press se cretary . M ik e R u sse ll, said E ld e rs d e cid e d to s ta y a w a y because sh e d id n 't w ant " h e r presence to d e tract fro m the co n fe re n c e ." K e ith T a y lo r, a luy leader o f the 3 .5 0 0 -m em b er P in e C a stle U n itr d M e th o d ist C h u rc h In O rla n d o , w as o pposed to E ld e rs ' visit. " S h e d o rs not s ta n d for the C h r is tia n m o ra ls we s ta n d lor. S t ir 's pro -ubortlon und p ro ' on so m a n y th in g s we re opposed to ," said T a y lo r. E ld e rs lia s re co m m e n d e d th a l c o n d o m s h r d i s t r i b u t e d In s c h o o ls , c a ll e d fo r " a g e a p p ro p ria te " sex e d u c a tio n from k in d e rg u rte n to 12th grade, a d v o c a te d a b o rtio n rig h ts , a n d su gg ested s tu d y in g the le g a liza tio n o f d ru g s to cu t c rim e . R e p la cin g E ld e rs w ill be D etro it pasto r W illia m K. Q u ic k , w h o w ill speak against c a s in o gu m hllag. T h e sm ile day. E ld e rs w ill a d d re ss a g ro u p of L u th e ra n s In M in n e a p o lis. R u sse ll satd. P a lm B e a c h •3 49 NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST M o m e ile e d Poatm aateo Sand addraae changaa lo THE SA N FO R D H E R A LD . P.0. Bo* 1167, Sanlord, F L 32772-1667. Subscription Ralaa (Daily A Sunday) G rim e s sa id the c o u rt w ill be sfio rttia n d f'd fo r a p e rio d b e cau se o f B a r k c t t's r e s ig n a ­ tio n and (be d e p a rtu re next m o n th of J u s t ic e P a rk e r Lee M c D o n a ld , w h o m u st r e lin ­ q u is h d ie seat w hen lie tu rn s 7 0 on M ay 23. By Associated Press THE W EATHER D a y lo n a B e a c h Secon d Claaa Poalag a P aid at Sanlord, Florida and additional m ailing ortkee. F a y F u lg h u m o f L a k e la n d . T h e y have fo u r d a u g h te rs and five g ra n d c h ild re n . ce 4 37 T e m p e ra tu re * In d ic a t e p r e v lo u t h ig h a n d o v e r n ig h t lo w to l a ----------THURSDAY Ptlycldy 87-07 ----------- 1 FRIDAY Ptly cldy 84-04 MOON PHASES o (• FULL April 25 NEW May lO LA8T May 2 € FIRST May 18 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: W a v e s urc 1 2 feet m id s c tu l g lassy. C u rre n t Is s lig h t to th e n o rth w ith a w a te r te m p e ra tu re o f 74 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: W u ves are 2 feet u n d g la s s y .C u r r e n t Is to th e n o r t h w it It a w a te r te m p e ra tu re o f 74 degrees. ’ C it y ___ SATURDAY Ptlycldy 84-64 SUNDAY Ptly cldy 84-64 TIDES MONDAY Ptly cldy 84-64 STATISTICS_______ H I a.m .. 3 :0 0 p.m.: MaJ. 8 :5 0 a.in ., 9 :1 5 p .m . TIDES) Daytona Beach: h ig h s. 5:2 0 a.m ., 5:57 i.tn.: low s. 11:37 a.m .. — p.m .: ew Smyrna Bcacht h ig h s . 5:25 a.m ., 6:0 2 p.m .: low s. 11:42 a.m .. — p.m .: Cocoa Beach: lilg lts . 5 :4 0 a.m .. 6:1 7 p.m .; low s. 1 1:57 a.m ., — p.m . BOATING St. Auguattne to Jupiter Inlet T o n ig h t: W in d so u th e a st In so u th 5 to 10 kn o ts. S e a s 2 feci o r less. B u y a n d tn lu n d w a te rs a lig h t ch o p . Isolated sh o w e rs and t h u n d e rs to r m s . F r id a y : W in d so u th east to so u th 10 knots. S e a s 2 feet o r less. B a y and I n la n d w a te r s a lig h t c h o p . W id e ly scattered th u n d e rs to rm s n e a r sh o re b y afternoon. T h e h ig h t e m p e r a t u r e In S a n fo r d W e d n e s d a y w a s H7 d e g rees u n d the o v e rn ig h t low w a s 6 7 a s re p o rte d b y the U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid u A g r ic u l­ tu ra l R e se a rc h a n d E d u c a tio n C e n te r, C e le ry A venue, R e c o r d e d r a in f a l l fo r the p e r i o d , e n d in g a t 9 a . m . T h u rs d a y , to talled 0 Inches. T h e te m p e ra tu re al 9 a.m . In d a y w a s 7 5 d e g r e e s a n d T h u r s d a y 's o v r m lg h l lo w w as 70 . as re co rd e d by the N a tio n a l W e a th e r S e rv ic e nt the O rla n d o In te rn a tio n a l A irp o rt. O llie r W e a th e r S e rv ic e data: □ Wednesday's high..........87 □Barometric pressure.30.08 □ Relative Humidity..,.87 pet □ W in d *......... South 12 mph □ Rainfall..................... 0 In. □Sunset................ 7:54 p.m. □ S u n r i s e ,0:53 a.m* d a y '* E O T Lo P rc O t lk A n ch o ra g e A t la n t a 50 37 81 61 rn A t la n t ic C it y 61 39 cd y B a lt im o r e n 51 cd y cd y B illin g * ; j 45 B ir m in g h a m 86 56 cd y B lim e r c k 61 31 cd y H o n * 89 W cd y O o t lo n 60 41 51 35 B u r lin g t o n ,V I C h a r lt ilo n .S FRIDAY) SOLUNAR TABLE: M in . 2:45 m C 03 rn c lr 03 cd y 68 rn C h e r le * lo n ,W .V a 72 48 cd y C h a r lo t t e .N 68 81 74 41 03 cd y 39 07 c lr It C C h « y» n n « C h ic a g o 63 C le v e la n d 57 37 57 74 14 6 ) D e n ve r 78 46 D e * M o in a * 62 43 C o n c o r d .N D a lla * II F I W o rth D a lr o ll 62 34 H o n o lu lu 13 71 H o u t la n 14 65 In d la n a p o llt 61 49 J a c k io n .M lt * U 60 K a m a * La * C it y 77 V e ga* 46 rn c lr cd y *7 c lr cd y 33 c lr c lr 01 c lr cd y o r c lr cd y 4 t c lr 97 49 c lr •2 60 cd y 68 m cd y M e m p h l* 85 63 M ilw a u k e e 60 16 M p l* 50 31 c lr 71 49 c d y L it t le H o ck L o t A n g e la * S i P a u l N e t h v llle N e w O r le a n * •2 65 N ew Y o rk C lly 64 45 O k la h o m a C it y c lr c lr .1 1 cd y c lr 12 56 O m a h a 69 46 P h ila d e lp h ia 69 49 cd y P h o e n l* 99 72 c lr P lt t ib u r g h 60 44 c lr P o r t la n d ,M a in e 54 32 cd y S I L o u lt 73 54 cd y S a il L a k e C it y S e a l lie W a t h ln g lo n .D C . 81 57 67 50 73 52 c lr OS c lr cd y .0 5 cd y cd y �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, April 21, 1994 - JA Juvenile justice Warrant arrests • J o h n n ie Lee P e rk in s, 38. 77 C a stle B re w e r C o u rt, S a n fo rd , on u w rit o f a tta ch m e n t. H e w a s h eld w ith o u t bo n d at the J o h n E. P o lk C o rre ctio n a l F a c ility . • L a rr y L e m o n J r.. 20. 2 0 0 3 S u m m e r lin A v e ., S a n fo rd , o n a w rit o f a tta c h m e n t. He w a s held nt the J o h n E . P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility w ith o u t bond. • W illia m S le v c n J o n e s , 26. <1248 R o c k R id g e Place, S a n fo rd , w as c h a rg e d In c o n n e c tio n w ith a w a rra n t for v io la tin g the te rm s o f h is p ro b a tio n on bu ttery charges. He w a s h e ld at the J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility on 9 3 0 0 bond. • J r r c l P a tric k J o h n s o n . 21, 1H15 W . 1 5 lh S t.. S a n fo rd , o n ch a rg e s of fnllur** to a p p ea r In c o u rt a n d fu llu re to p a y fines. H e w as held at Ih r J o h n E . P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F u c lllly w ith o u t band. • T ro y B ria n M o u lt. 22, 4 3 4 8 C lo v c r le a f Place. C a ss e lb e rry , on ch a rg e s of v io la tin g the te rm s o f h is p ro b a tio n on d ru n k d riv in g charges. He w a s held at Hie J o h n E . P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility on 9 5 ,0 0 0 bon d. • J a m e s A lle n S u ite r, 30, 143 C o u n try C lu b Rd.. S a n fo rd , o n ch a rg e s o f fleein g a n d a tte m p tin g to elude. H e w as a lre a d y In the J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility on o th e r charges. B o n d on th is ch a rg e w u s set at $3 50. Incidents • A rope n e c k la ce und som e gam e c a rtrid g e s w ere taken from a h o m e In the M id w a y T r a ile r P a rk . T h e h o m e Is kept u n lo c k e d o ffice rs sold. • T o o ls a n d a fool box w ere rc jio rte d ly ta ken from a tru c k nt L a k e M a ry C e n tre In L a k e M a ry . • A weed eater w as re|M>rled stolen from a house In the 3 0 0 b lo ck o f V lllie n R ond In S a n fo rd . • M oney, a w in d o w b lin d . Jew elry a n d a b ic y c le were rr|H>rted sto le n from a house In the 100 b lo c k o f W. 2 7 th Street In S anford. • J e w e lry a n d asso rted vid eo e q u ip m e n t w ere a m o n g the Item s reputed sto le n from a hom e In th e 2 5 0 0 b lo c k o f C ra w fo rd A v e n u e In S a n fo rd . • A I k i u I 9 4 0 0 In c a sh w a s reported sto le n fro m a house In the 5 K X ) b lo c k o f R ic h la n d Rhud In S a n fo rd . • S h iv e rs M a n u fa c tu rin g Inc., 1673 B e a rd n ll A v e ., nea r San fo rd: c o m p u te r und o th e r Item s v a lu e d at 9 4 .3 2 0 reported taken so m e tim e betw een 5 p.m . F rid a y a n d 6:4 0 a.m , M o nd a y. • MMX) b lo ck S o u lh w e s t Road, n e a r Sanford: 9 1 4 0 c e llu la r telepho ne rep o rte d tu k rn from a cu r w llh open w in d o w s p a rk ed In front o l a store M o n d a y at 0:4 0 p in. O y le r lm|K>rl R e p a ir S e rv ic e Inc.. 5 5 0 8 B e n c h m a rk L u n e near S a n lo rd : a J a g u a r tra n s m is s io n a n d tw o a u to e n g in e s reported taken s o tn e llm e betw een 4 :3 0 p in . S a tu rd a y a n d 3 p.m . Sunday. Reforms comprehensive, but not final answer ■ y J A C K I I HALLIPAX Associated Press Writer TALLAH ASSEE Teen-age c r im in a ls w ill fin d (he ru le s a rc different now . u n d e r the Ju v e ­ n ile - J u s t lc c r e f o r m b ill la w m a k e rs passed seven m n n lh s after the latest fatal a tta c k on n fo re ig n v isito r. L cg ls ln ln rs -n rc p ro u d o f the c h a n g e s but w a rn o f th e ir lim its . " Y o u ’re not g o in g to w ake u p J u ly 1 a n d have It a ll s o lv e d ." sa id Rep. K lv ln M a rtin e z said la st w eek before the fin a l vo te on the m easure. H o w ever. M a rtin e z c a lle d the le g isla tio n a m a rv e lo u s h ill. A n d Rep. B u z z R itc h ie , a P en sa co la D e m o cra t w h o c h a ire d « sp e c ia l c o m m itte e on the Issue, sa id tinre fo rm s w ere the m ost c o m p re ­ h e n siv e o v e rh a u l e v e r o f PlorId u 's ju v e n llc J u s tic e system , F lo rid a la w m a k e rs passed a 9 5 2 m illio n refo rm h ill fo u r y e a rs ago but the c h a n g e s w ere pu t o n h o ld w hen the recessio n h it and c lu d in g tmot c a m p s a n d a new, tax c o lle c tio n s to o k a dive. L a w m a k e rs ad d ressed J u v e n ile t m o re -in te n siv e fa c ility for the w orst tcen-ngc c rim in a ls . Ju stic e a g ain last year, c re a tin g It a ls o m a k e s It e asier to treat lo c a l a n d re g io n a l h o a rd s to y o u n g repent o ffen d ers a s a d u lts, p ro v id e c o m m u n ity Input a n d in fact, teen-agers w ho have g iv in g Ju v e n ile Ju stic e o ffic ia ls m o re Independ ence In the D e­ been c o n v ic te d o f three felonies p a rtm e n t o f H e a lth u n d R e ­ a n d sta y e d In a boot comp, re fo rm sch o o l o r o ilie r re sid e n ­ h a b ilita tiv e S e rv ic e s , tia l p ro g ra m three tim e s m u st be B u t n in e foreig n to u rists w ere k ille d In F lo rid a from the s u m ­ tra n s fe rre d to th e a d u lt system . T e e n -a g e rs w h o h a v e been m e r o f 1992 th ro u g h the fu ll o f c o n v ic t e d o f s e r io u s v io le n t 1993. J u v e n ile s , or y o u th fu l c rim e s w ill n o lo n g e r he sent o ffend ers w llh Ju v en ile record s, were Involved In at least h a lf o f h o m e to w ait fo r a spot to open u p In a re s id e n tia l p ro g ra m . the sla y in g s. A n d Ju v e n ile Ju stic e b e c a m e th e to p p r i o r i t y o f T h e y ’ ll w a it In d c lc n llo n . A n d J u v e n ile s w h o are de fiant la w m a k e rs , w h o ru sh e d to sh o w In u c o u rtro o m o r d isre g a rd n the w o rld that v n c n tlo n c rs need not fear for thetr liv e s In the J u d g e 's o r d e r m a y a ls o fin d th e m s e lv e s In a d e te n tio n center, S u n s h in e State. " T i l l s h ill p ro v id e s n c o m ­ u n d e r co n te m p t. T h e m e a su re s lr lp s H R S o f Its m o n .s e n s e a p p r o a c h , " R e p . o v c rs lg h l o f Ju v e n ile s, c re a tin g a K e lle y S m ith , D -Palatkn. said. new ag e n cy to h a n d le teen-age G o v . L a w to n C h ile s p raised c rim in a ls . Il d o u b le s a 50-ecnt I he le g isla tio n ns n b alan ced fee o n u n to tag re n e w a ls and resp o nse to teen-age crim e. T h e 9 2 3 7 m illio n b ill c a lls for u d d s n 9 2 0 S a v e T h e C h ild re n m o re re sid e n tia l pro gram s. In­ s p e c ia lty plate. 8 a m - 8p m •Fri., * S atv B a re n ts o f d e lin q u e n ts m a y fin d th e m s e lv e s ordered to a t­ tend c o u rt h earin g s, take p a re n ­ tin g c la s se s o r do c o m m u n ity s e r v ic e w llh ( h e ir c h ild r e n . B a re n ts nlso m a y e n d u p w ith a big g er b ill for h n v o c w re ake d by Ih c lr o ffsp ring: T h e h ill erases the c u rre n t $ 2 ,5 0 0 cap on (he a m o u n t o f re s titu tio n a parent c a n be forced to pay. T h e le g is la tio n se n d s tw o Im ­ p o rta n t m e ssag es to teen-age c r im in a ls , a c c o r d in g to Sett. G a ry Siegel, a L o n g w o o d R e ­ p u b lic a n w h o m a rs h a lle d the re fo rm p a c k n g c th ro u g h the Sen ate. " J u v e n ile o ffend ers m u st he tau gh t that there Is n c o n se ­ q u e n c e to t h e ir m is d e e d s , " Siegel said. B u t, he add ed , th e le g isla tio n n ls o p r o v id e s fo r p r e v e n t io n p ro g ra m s to s le e r teen-agers In Ihc rig h t d ire c tio n . " W e care a b o u t y o u r fu tu re ." he said. 9 a m - 6pm Crimes reported to Sanford police T h e fo llo w in g c rim e s w ere repo rte d to S a n lo rd police: A u to th e fts • C e d a r C re e k A p a rtm e n ts; 1088 O ld s m o lille 88 reported Inken so m e tim e M o n d a y betw een 0:45 p.m . a n d 10:10 p.m . I h r v e h ic le w as ro und near O liv e A v e n u e a n d E ig h th S treet. • 1MX) b lo ck G ro v e M a n o r D rive: 1086 C h e v ro le t C a p ric e reported taken so m e tim e betw een 10 p.m . F rid a y a n d 4 p.m . Sunday. • M e lln n v lltr T ra c e A p a rtm e n ts: 1086 O ld s m o b lle rep o rte d taken so m e tim e S u n d a y lie tw ce u 0 p.m . a n d 11:30 p.m . S u n d a y . T h e c a r w a s la te r fo u n d b e h in d M id w a y E le m e n tn ry . • San fo rd M a rin a , 4 3 0 N. P a lm e tto Ave.: 1079 C h e v ro le t C a p ric e rep o rte d ta ke n so m e tim e b e tw een 2 p .m . S u tu rd u y a n d 8 u.«n.‘ Sunday^ T lic c a r w a s la te r re co vered b y D ix ie W a y In M id w a y . • 5 0 0 V a le n c ia S tre e t; lt)H 5 C a d illa c re p o rte d ta k e n so m e tim e betw een 1 1:30 p.m . F rld u y und S u tu rd u y . T h e c u r w as reco vered S a tu rd a y b e h in d S a n fo rd M id d le . B u r g la r ie s • I (XX) b la c k O liv e A ven u e : c a sh u n d Jew elry to ta lin g 9 3 8 0 reported taken so m e tim e S a tu rd a y lie tw re n 7 : 1 1 a.rn. and 7:30 a.m « • 5 0 0 b lo c k E ast F ifth Street; vid eo tape re co rd e r a n d o th er Item s v a lu e d at S I . 2 0 0 repo rte d ta ken so m e tim e A p r il 13 betw een 5 a.m . und 6 p.m . • 4 0 0 b lo c k H o lly A v e n u e : po rta b le stereo v a lu e d at 9 1 3 0 reported tuken so m e tim e a fte r 1 1:3 0 a .m . F rid a y . • 1200 b lo ck L in c o ln C o u rt; te le v isio n a n d o th e r po ssessio n s valu e d nt 9 1 .0 2 0 reported taken betw een 9 p.m . F r id a y und 4:3 0 a.m . S u n d a y . • B rid g e w a te r A p a rtm e n ts; 8 2 2 0 te le v isio n reported ta ke n so m e tim e betw een 10 p.m . S u lu rd a y a n d 1:30 u.m . S u n d a y . • lu ik c M o nro e Terrace; Jew elry v a lu e d at 9 4 1 8 reported ta ke n from ho m e w h ile frie n d s v is it in g for b a s k e tb a ll gam e. • B ic y c le H e a d q u a rte rs. 2 2 1 0 S. F re n c h A ve.; tw o b ikes, v alu e d at 9 1 95, a n d $6 0 In $ 7 0 in ca sh repo rted tuken so m e tim e betw een 6:3 0 p.m . M o n d a y und 1:30 a.m , T u e sd a y. T h e h ik e s were recovered o u ls ld c E a s y b u y D isc o u n t G ro c e ry , 2 1 1 4 S. F re n c h A ve., w h ic h p o lice fo u n d b u rg la riz e d o f 915 a n d ca n d y . • 1000 b lo c k H ic k o ry A ven u e : $ 3 0 0 b o x s p rin g urul m a ttre ss reported taken so m e tim e betw een 4:45 p.m . S u lu rd a y a n d 5 p.m . M o nduy. • C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n a l H o sp ita l p a rk in g lot o utside e m e rg e n cy ro om : u n id e n tifie d p o ssessio n s v a lu e d at 9 5 0 5 reported taken from v e h ic le so m e tim e betw een M a rc h 2 6 a n d 27. • 100 b lo c k C o u n tr y C lu b D rive; $ 1 ,0 0 0 c a m e ra a n d o th e r Item s v u lu rd nt $ 1 3 0 r e t r i e d ta ken so m e tim e M o n d a y betw een 7:15 p.m . and 4 :55 p.m. • C o u c h llg h t C o ve, C a rria g e C ove: a u to m a tic h a n d g u n v alu e d at $ 1 2 5 repo rted ta ken so m e tim e betw een J u n . 1 and M o n d ay at 12:25 p.m . • 2 5 0 0 S o u th P a rk A venue : $ 7 0 0 In lew is ta ke n from tru c k so m e tim e F rid a y betw een 2 p.m . a n d 4 p.m . • S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C ollege: c o m p a ct d is k p la y e r v a lu e d at $ 2 0 0 a n d $ 0 In c a sh reported taken from v e h ic le In p a rk in g lot so m e tim e M o n d a y betw een 8; 15 a.nt. a n d 10:03 a.m . • A A A S e c u rity Storag e, 2 9 2 0 W . A irp o rt B lv iL : te le v isio n and v id e o tape re co rd e r v a lu e d at $ 9 2 9 repo rte d Inken M o nd a y. • S e m in o le H ig h h a llfleld : $ 3 0 0 c e llu la r tele p h o n e reported taken from a v e h ic le so m e tim e a fte r 8 a.m . M o n d a y. • C h a r lie a n d G e ra ld s M a c h in e Sho p , 60 4 W . S ix th SI.; 9 2 2 3 taken so m e tim e betw een 5 :15 p.m . F rid a y a n d 6 a.m . M o nd a y. W«MY* | t W* .... .......*1*" ^ ... .1 ^ *w’ SJUJ' 1 n , ...f i t «•*,o M ‘ ........S S S y S U S S ' e •st„ • A 5 8 -y c a r-o ld S a n fo r d m a n re p o rte d h is ro o m m a te th reaten ed to shoot h im a n d too k Ills 1980 F o rd F a irm o n t at 2:2 0 a.m . M o n d a y. T h e m a n rep o rte d the ro o m m u te had asked h im to d riv e h im to a frie n d 's house e a rly a n d fo rce d h im from the c a r near R ic h a rd A v e n u e u n d S tn tc Road 46. • A 53 -year-o ld L a k e M a ry w o m a n rep o rte d h e r p u rs e w as sn a tc h e d from h e r ns sh e w u lk c d beside a g ro ce ry sto re at 120 In te rn a tio n a l P a rk w a y In H e a th ro w at 9:40 p .in . M o n d a y. T h e w o m an d e sc rib e d her a ss a ila n t ns a 20- to 25-year-old b la c k m ale s ta n d in g s ix feel, one Inch ta ll, w e ig h in g a b o u t 145 lbs. and w e a rin g a d a rk sleeveless s h irt a n d d a rk sh o rts. T h e w o m a n reported the m a n fled In a g ra y la te-m o d el P o n tia c B o n n e v ille . S h e gave a p a rtia l F lo rid a a u lo tag n u m b e r o f "P F W ." n h l 9 9 3 “ e S o ld ! 0,* < > ? CO,,,|tv ’^ • n t h u " '! n,eces *6oor Sa,,,„i...e,,,s days to Violence • A S a n fo r d m a n re p o rte d he w a s th re a te n e d b y a kn ife -b e a rlu g m a n d u rin g n il a rg u m e n t at a S o u th O rla n d o D riv e hotel ut 11:4H p.m . M o n d u y. T h e m a n w a s not Injured. • A D c B a ry m a n reported he w a s r id in g h is m o to rc y c le cast on S ta le Road 4 6 near J e s s a m in e A v e n u e at 5:43 p.m . S u n d a y , w hen n m a n d r iv in g a s m a ll g ru y c a r trie d to ru n h im o ff the road. W h en lie stopp ed, the ear re tu rn e d a n d o ne o f tw o m e n got out a n d s tru c k h im tw ice, the m a n reported. ic SAVE! 5 Easy Ways To Pay: • MasterCard • Visa Discover • Hellig-Meyers Card • In-Store Credit $ |0 O 0 Instant Credit! will’ll you ojK’i i .) new .11101111!* No Down Payment* •with approved credit. FURNITURE 1100S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD (407) 322-7953 FREE DELIVERY On Major Purchases W e rejerve Ihe right to ttml quantlUff. © Helttg Meyer* Co. tW 4 The Furniture Event of the Year! �V r l \ A-*4. 4A - Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, April 21, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 491-280) 3 0 0 N. F R E N C H A V E .. S A N F O R D . F L A . 32771 A rea C o d e 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 or 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 Wayne 0. Doyle, Publlther and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE. 3 M o n t h * .................................... $ 1 9 .5 0 6 M onth*................................$39.00 I Y e a r .................................... $78.00 Florida Raaldeots must pay 7% aalaa tax In addition to rataa above. EDITORIAL Kudos to kids and adults who worked together Last week, n group of Sanford Middle School students railing themselves the Com ­ ets. were Involved in a beautification project at their school. The Ixora Club, a women's garden club, had students frgm various organizations working on u project to Improve part of the frontal aren at Seminole High School. Both events were In observance of Ueautlflcation Month. Adult lenders and students made many great Improvements at the schools. They also had fun working together. Possibly of even more importance. It Increased these students' pride In their school. There was a time when school pride was great. Students and even graduates wore their school colors on as well ns off campus. They never missed a football or basketball game, and became Involved In every school function. In recent years however,' concern over lngs. robberies and other crimes, keep : from attending nighttime functions. Pride has been replaced by gungs and arrogance. Much Is said and written about these types of individuals. For the moment, let us dwell on the others. The students and adults who led them In these beautification projects arc to be com­ mended. Their work Is appreciated by all who connect themselves with those schools. They demonstrated the spirit of working together to accomplish good. These arc the type of students who will be the achievers of tomorrow. 'Likewise, this Is the type of adult leadership that Is helping mold these youngsters to bccommlng more responsible adults. A standing round of applause goes to one and all. WILLIAM A. RUSHER Time for Clinton to face the facts U n til re c e n tly It seem ed p o s sib le that P re sid e n t C lin to n c o u ld go on g ra n d sta n d in g a ro u n d Hie c o u n try , e x p la in in g his h e a lth care p la n to a d m ir in g s c h o o lc h ild re n , a n d leave Hie m e ssy , in tra c ta b le p ro b le m s o f the rest o f the w o rld to the rid ic u lo u s o ld P o lo n lu s w h o s e rv rs ns tils se cre ta ry o f state. I t 'w a s n 't m u c h o f a fo re ig n p o lic y , b u t w ith n u c le a r w a r n o lo n g e r a d a n g e r the re m a in in g r is k s abroad seem ed re la tiv e ly triv ia l. C lin t o n c o u ld afford to devote h im s e lf to b e co m in g k n o w n to h isto ry ns " t h e p re sid e n t w h o gave A m c rtc n u n iv e rs a l h e a lth e n re " — the k in d o f g lo ry e v e ry lib e ra l lo n g s for. U n fo rtu n a te ly , the w o rld se e m s u n w illin g to w u lt for C lin t o n 's apotheosis. T h e situ a tio n In B o s n ia Is so m is e ra b le th a l, n s fo rm e r S e c re ln ry o f S ta te E n g lc b u rg e r o bserve d on " F a c e the N a tio n "; "It c o u ld n 't be w o rse If w e h ad p la n n e d It." T w o U .S. fig h te r planes — In th e ir c a p a c ity an part o f N A T O 's a ir arm , und at Hie re q u e st o f a B r itis h general w h o takes tils o rd e rs from U .N . S e c re ta ry G e n e ra l B o u tro s B o u tro s G h u ll — trie d to d ro p fo u r b o m b s on S c rb ln n ix is ltlo n s . O n e n e v e r de tached fro m the w h ig , a n d tw o failed to e x p lo d e on la n d in g . T h e S e rb s p ro m p tly shot d o w n a n o th e r N A T O fighter. B y the grace o f G od, the p ilo t w as B r itis h ra th e r th a n A tn e rlc n n . N o w C lin to n — o r S e c re ta ry C h ris to p h e r, o r G eo rge S lc p h n n o p o lo u s . o r so m e b o d y — m u st d e cid e w h e th e r t h is c o u n try {th ro ug h the U.N.) w ill la u n c h m ore a n d h e n v le r " s u r g l e n l " a ir s t r ik e s a g a in s t the S e r b s , or s ta n d a r o u n d n n d w a tc h the s itu a tio n d is in ­ te g ra te fu r th e r , o r p u ll o u t o f B o s n ia a n d a d m it w hat a n y c h ild o f 3 c o u ld h ave told them : that there Is no A m c r lc u n " v it a l I n te rc s l" there, A c o rre s p o n d e n t o n a n o th e r ta lk sh ow w as redu ce d to s u g ­ Unfortunately, g e s tin g th a t, w h ile the world seems there m a y h ave been unwilling to wall tin A m e ric a n " v ltn l forCIInlon's In te re st" In B o s n ia at apotheosis. £ the o utset, o u r p re ­ s t ig e I h s o d e e p ly c o m m itte d there now that It lia s g iven rise to one. B u t Just how m a n y A m e ric a n liv e s u rc a n " a c c e p ta b le " p ric e In p a y to d e m o n stra te Hint M r. C lin to n Is a m an o f h is w o n t? JOSEPH SPEAR © fX B C W tW l W T W F 3 MARTIN SCHRAM LETTER Response to letter about gun control T h is Is In resp o nse to Leon C h a r le s 's le tte r cm " G u n s cm C a m p u s ." M r. C h a rle s refers to the S e m in o le C o u n ty S c h o o l H oard m e m b e rs ' d e c is io n to p a s s n r e s o lu tio n s e e k in g s t r ic te r fe d e ra l re g u la tio n s a g a in s t g u n s on c a m p u s. H e felt th is w a s a k n ee-jerk resp o nse to a g u e st sp e a k e r le a v in g a g u n In Ills ca r. M r. C h a r le s states th a t he w ill c o n tin u e to c a rr y n g u n In Ills c a r even w h e n p ic k in g u p h is c h ild a t sch o o l. H e Is a fra id o f fa llin g v ic tim to an a ssa llu n t. 1 h ave tw o q u e stio n s fo r M r. C h a rle s. H o w m a n y lim e s h a s he been a c c o s lc d b y a g u n -w ie ld in g a s s a ila n t? H o w o fte n h a s th is been on sch o o l g ro u n d s? G u n o w n c r s p u t th e m s e lv e s ut risk . S ta tis tic s sh o w th a t g u n a w n e rs a rc o fte n shot b y th e ir o w n g u n s a n d are In volved in m o re v io le n t a c ts th a n n o n g u n o w n c ra . 1 a m a fr a id the In te rn a tio n a l v ie w o f A m e ric a a s the la n d o f the w ild , w ild w est, h a s b e co m e a re a lity . T h re e J a p a n e s e s tu d e n ts. In n o ce n t, h a v e been k ille d b y guns. T h is Is u n h e u rd o f In J a p a n w here p riva te g u n o w n e rs h ip Is not p e rm itte d . T h e ir c rim e rote Is a ls o v e r y lo w — Is t h e r e a c o n n e c t io n ? I re c o m m e n d th a t there be a n a tio n a l v o lu n ta ry re lin q u is h m e n t o f g u n s; redu ced use or g u n s by p o lice a n d reduction In T V v ie w in g . S u r v e y s repo rt th a t there Is a d e fin ite c o n n e c tio n betw een the a m o u n t o f lim e u n I n d iv id u a l w a tc h e s T V a n d th e ir p a ra n o ia a b o u t b e in g v ic tim iz e d b y v io le n t c rim e . I a p p la u d th e S e m in o le C o u n ty S c h o o l B o a rd . T h e y are try in g to Insu re th a t a ll stu d e n ts w ill h a v e the o p p o rtu n ity to le a rn In a safe e n v iro n m e n t. 1 o n ly hope that a ll p a re n ts. In c lu d in g M r. C h a rle s , w ill not o n ly rem ove the g u n s In th e ir c a rs b u t w ill rem ove Ih cm fro m th e ir h o m e s so that th e ir c h ild re n a n d th e ir c h ild r e n 's frie n d s w ill liv e to graduate. JaneM. Lane Casselberry A s If a ll th is w e re n 't e n o u g h , a po w erfu l lib e ra l co n g re ssm a n . 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S u re ly y o u re m e m b e r the 1988 p re s id e n tia l ca m p a ig n , w h e n P a rso n Pat R o b e rtso n revealed thut G od b lm s e ir had urg e d h im U> ru n for the W h ite H ouse, "I a ss u re y o u that I am g o in g to be the next p re sid e n t o f the U n ite d S la te s ." he said. C o n s id e r a ll the sto rie s w e've been h e a rin g a b o u t B ill C lin t o n 's love life. F irs t there w as G e tm lfe r F lo w e rs. T h e n c a m e S u lly Perd ue, a fo rm e r M iss A rk a n s a s w h o sa id she m et w llh h im a d o ze n tim es. T h e n there w ere the state tro o p e rs w h o a rra n g e d for h im to m eet lo v e rs w h ile jo g g in g . W h cw l T h is latest tro o p e r s a y s he o n ce saw C lin t o n u n d a w o m e n m a k in g w hoopee In the fron t seat o f u ear. T h e tro o per observed th is fro m a n o th e r car. A t a d ista n c e o f 9 0 feel. 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"W e 're not g o in g In d is c u s s o p tio n s b e yo n d w h a l the p re s i­ dent has p ro p o se d ." N u n n sa id e s c a la tio n o f m ili­ ta ry o p e ra tio n s c o u ld m e a n the lo ss o f U .S. w a rp la n e s and even liv e s. "I t h in k we hnve to h r prep ared for that a n d I d o n 't th in k w e s h o u ld be sh o ck e d w hen lliu l h a p p e n s." M y e rs agreed. *'l th in k th a t's s o m e t h in g th a t P r e s id e n t C lin to n h a s m a in ta in e d a ll a lo n g — that n o n e o f these m is s io n s are w ith o u t ris k . (W hen) y o u put N A T O f o r c e s a n d A m e r ic a n p ilo ts In h a r m 's w a y th e re 's a lw a y s a c h a n ce there ra n he a loss o f liv e s ," M y e rs said sa id he d isco v e re d o ily rags and d isc a rd e d o il cans In (lie c h a n n e l su g g e stin g people are c h a n g in g o il In th e ir v e h ic le s d ir e c tly o ver the n a tu r a l drain. • A b u n d le o f g a r b a g e Is stre w n d o w n tire side o f the S ta te R o a d 4 0 e m b a n k m e n t w h ic h s p ills the s in k h o le a few y a rd s a w a y. M ltc h e ll-T u p p tn g sa id H ea th S p rin g Is a u n iq u e n a tu ra l re ­ so u rc e w h ic h nee ds p re s e rv a ­ t io n . F r e s h , d r in k a b le g r o u n d w a te r se ep s fro m th e base o f u 10-foot-high sa n d e llir a n d tric k le s dow n the s h a llo w s|o|»c o f th e s in k h o le to a m u d d y p u d d le 175 feet a w a y . T h e flow o f the stre a m Is c o n s lu n t 10 to 15 g a llo n s p e r m in u te reg a rd le ss o f ra in fa ll, said M ltc h c ll-T n p p ln g . O n ce th e stream a rriv e s at the p u d d le . It so a k s d ir e c tly Into the Itu h h lc a b o u t 5 0 feel u n d e r ­ g ro u n d . sa id M itc h e ll ra p p in g . " I t 's so clo se to the lim e sto n e ( d rin k in g w ater level), It re a lly w o rrie s m e w hat c o u ld h a p p e n ." s a id M lt c h c ll- T u p p ln g . " T h e w orst th in g that c o u ld hap pen ts It c o u ld get c o n ta m in a te d a n d th en h o w w o uld y o u cle a n It up?" T h e seep has se rv e d G e n e v a r e s id e n t s fo r m a n y y e a r s . G e n e v a h is to ria n L o ra ln e W h il­ in g s a id lo c a l o ld - t im e r s r e ­ m e m b e r g e llin g w a ter fro m the How lo r HO years or m o re and sa id her o w n c h ild re n p la y e d th e re m a n y y e a rs ago. M il c h c lI-T a p p tu g sa id som e re s i­ d e n ts h ave told h im the w a te r w as o n ce b o ttle d a n d so ld d u rin g the 1950s. W lilt ln g sa id her re se a rc h h a sn 't been a b le to c o n fir m M itc h e ll- T a p p lu g 's Info rm a tio n . Water Continued from Page 1A A ct th is year, w h ic h w as not heard by the L e g isla tu re . A c q u is itio n o f the site w a s p r o p o s e d to th e c o u n t y b y C o u c h ’s G e n e v a F re sh W a te r L e n s T a s k Force, hut the c o u n ty has not b e g u n the step s n e c e s­ s a ry to add the p ro p e rty to the a c q u is itio n list. A to u r o f th e site W e d n e sd a y d e m o n s tra te d tlie risks: • T h e tin y stream , w h ic h has [served as d r in k in g w id e r1 for de ca d e s to urea resident#). Is b e in g used to dean, m o to rc y c le s ’a n d off the road v e h icle s. S a n d h a g s lie nt the e d g e In u ti a p p a re n t e ffu rt to a llo w th e w a t e r to p o o l. N e a r b y , th e g ro u n d Is stre w n w ith beer c a n s a n d bro ken glass and la ce d w ith m o to rb ik e tra ck s. A r u s tin g c a n of P V C pipe cem e n t lie s Inches (ram the stre a m Ixmk. • T h e t ra c k s o f o ff-ro a d v e h ic le s ru n thro u g h the m u d d y spot at the bottom o f the large s in k h o le w here the tin y stre a m so a k s u n d e rg ro u n d to the H u b ­ ble. • In F e b ru a ry , w a ter d is tric t sc ie n tis t H u g h M llc h c ll- T u p p ln g M ltq h o ll- T u p p ^ n g s a id th e p ro p e rty .co u ld n r bo u ght b y the w a ter d is tric t u n d e r a w e tla n d s " la n d b a n k in g " m itig a tio n p ro ­ g ra m . T h e p ro g ra m a llo w s la n d d e v e lo p e rs o f w e tla n d ureas to c o n tr ib u te m o n e y to p a y fo r the (ire se rv a tio n o f la rg e r tra cts o f la n d . M ltc h c ll- T a p p ln g a n t ic i­ pates the total cost o f p u rc h a se a n d p re s e rv a tio n at $7 0 ,0 0 0 . T h e re h a s been no resp o nse to a m e m o he w rote d is tr ic t o f­ fic ia ls last m o n th u rg in g th e m to c o n s id e r the pu rchase. A c c o rd in g to c o u n ty P ro p e rty A p p r a i s e r ' s O f f ic e r e c o r d s . L illia n J a c k s o n of O v ie d o Is the o w n e r o f the p ro p e rly . J a c k s o n c o u ld not tie reached. DEATHS ; LORETTA E. EVANS : L o re tta E. E v a n s, 54. Sage w ood C o u rt. A p o p k a , d ied •T u e sd a y , A p r il 19, 1994, at h e r residence. H o rn In B u ffa lo , N .Y., •on A p r il 1, 1910. sh e m oved to •C e n tra l F lo rid a In 1976. M rs. ; E v a n s w as a h o m e m a k e r. She : w as u C a t h o lic ., S u r v iv o r s In clu d e h u s b a n d , • R o n a ld E.: d au ghters. W e n d y | A n n , W in te r S p rin g s , K e lly A n n . j O r io n d o . a n d B e c k y A n n , j A p o p ka . H a n f lc ld F u n e r a l S e r v ic e s , j W ln le r S p rin g s , In ch a rg e o f the I a rra n g e m e n ts ' JAMES E. HOBAN Jam es E. Mohan. 43 , G u lc Sunday, A p r il 17, 1994, at h is residence. B o rn Dec. 2. 1950, In H ig h la n d I’u rk , M ic h ., he m o v e d to C e n tra l F lo rid a In 1979. M r. H n b n u w a s a carp en ter. H e w as n C a th o lic . S u r v iv o rs Include w ife, L o r i A.; son. J u s t in . Sanford; m o th e r. G lo ria S p a n g le r. H o w ell, M ich .; b ro th e r. J o e . G re g o ry, M ic h .; sister, J o A n n Esper. H o w e ll. B n n f lc ld F u n e r a l S e r v ic e s , W in te r S p rin g s . In c h a rg e o f the a rra n g e m e n ts. J P lace, S a n fo rd , d ie d *1 POPO MARAJA P o p o M aruja, 66 , H o w a rd A v e ­ nue. A lta m o n te S p rin g s , died W e d n e sd a y , A p r il 20 . 1994, a t F lo r id a H o s p it a l, A lt a m o n t e S p rin g s . B o rn M ay 2. 1928, In T r i n id a d , W e s t I n d ie s , s h e m o v e d to C e n tr a l F lo r id a In 1993. M rs. M aruja w a s a h o m e ­ m aker. S h e w a s H in d u . S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e s o n s . B e n n y , A n d y , both o f N ew Y o rk C ity . O m a r. Canada; d a u g h ters. A n n , Huffnlo. N .Y., J u n e N a n a n a n d H u n n lc , both o f A lta m o n te S p rin g s : one b ro th e r und o ne s is te r , b o th AT T r ln ld n d : 14 g ra n d c h ild re n . G a in e s C a re y H a n d G a rd e n C h a p e l F u n e ra l H o m e . L o n g w ood. In charge o f the a rra n g e ­ m ents. D O N A LD A . T W IT C H E L L D o n a ld A . T w i t c h e d , H I . H o m e r C ir c le , O r la n d o , d ie d S a tu rd u y in Sanfo rd. B o rn Nov. 20. 1912. In M o n tu q u c. M ass., he m o v e d to C e n tra l F lo r id a In 1919. M r. T w ltc h c ll w a s u m a n ­ ager o f se ve ra l rea l estate a n d r e n t a l p ro p e rtie s . H e w a s a m e m b e r o f C o n s e rv a tiv e P r e ­ s b y te ria n C h u rc h o f L a d y La ke , D isa b le d A m e ric a n V e te ra n s a n d the A m e ric a n Leg io n . He served In the A r m y A ir C o rp s d u rin g W o rld W a r 1L S u r v iv o rs Include w ife. V iv ia n . B rtsso n F u n e ra l H om e. S a n ­ ford, In ch a rg e o f (he a rra n g e ­ m ents. MAE C. WARD M a c C . W a rd . 80 . L a k e H elen, d ied T u e s d a y , A p r il 19. 1994. a( H a l i f a x M c d lc u l C e n t e r In D a yto n a Beach. B o rn In M nrqu u n d , M o., on N ov. 17, 1913, sh e w a s a resident o f S a n fo rd (or m a n y y ea rs, m o v in g to L a k e H e le n fro m here In 1992. M rs. W a rd w a s a co sm e to lo g ist and w o rked for A v a n c c In S a n fo rd . S h e w a s a m e m b e r o f F irs t U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u r c h o f S a n fo rd , w here site w a s a c tiv e In se ve ra l la d le s c irc le s, she w a s a lso a m e m b e r o f the P in k L a d le s o f C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n a l Hospi tal. S a n fo rd , S u r v iv o r s In clu d e h u s b a n d , T r u m a n C .: s o n s . T r u m a n O w e n , S t . L o u Ib , R i c h a r d . N a s h v ille ; d a u g h t e r s . D o r is H u rd y, St. Lou is. G lo r ia S im o n s . L a k e H elen; nine g ra n d c h ild re n a n d 2 3 g re a t-g ra n d ch ild re n . B rls s o u F u n e ra l H om e. S a n ­ ford, In ch a rg e o f the a rra n g e ­ m ents. FUNERAL JOHNSON, R O B E R T Funeral t e r v lc t i for M r Rotwrl John ion av. ol Jack Court. Sanford, who died Satur day. A p ril la. w ill tw held H a m Saturday a* R ttcuo Church o l God II, H ickory Avcnut nnd»lh Slraal. Sanlord. with lha Rav. Gordon officiating Inltrm enl w ill follow a l Shiloh Carnalary, Sanlord Friend! m ay ( A ll al lha funeral home F rid ay Iro n S i p m S u n rlu Funaral H u n t, TOO L o c u li Ava . Sanlord. 377 73*3. In charge ol a rra n g e m e n t JOHNSON. TH O M AS JA M E S " T J . " Funeral te rv lce t ter M r Thomat Jam et "T J . " John ion, j;. o l Apt *3, Seminole G arden!. Sanlord. wJio died W tdneiday, A p ril 13, w ill be held 3:30 p m Saturday al R eicue Church o l God. Weal 13lh Street, Sanlord. w llh lha R ay Paul W rlghl o fficial Ing Interment w ill IcJlow M r v lc e i at Shiloh Cemetery, Sanlord Friend! m ay ca ll al lha lunaral home on F rid ay Irom I t p m . S u n rlu Funeral Heme. TOO Locuit Ava., Sanlord, 33) 7313, In charge ol arrangement!. W AR D . M A E C. Funeral u r v lc a i ler M r ! Ward w ill be Frid ay, A p ril 11 at It a m In lha B rita in Funeral Homtr Chapel with the Rev. C llll M elvin officiating Interment wilt lollow In Oaklawn M em orial Perk Cemetery. Friend! may call at Ihe lunerel home Thurtday Irom 3 u n til» p m . Arrangem ent! by Britton Funeral Home, Sanlord. a s he w as lie ln g esco rted o u t o f m u rd e rs In h is h o m e to w n o f th e c o u rtro o m , salt! R o llin g 's S h re v e p o rt. S la t e In w m a n d a t e s an d e ath w ill not he J u stic e for the " fiv e Innocent a n d p ro m isin g a u to m a tic a p p eal, a n d P u b lic D efender R ic k P a rk e r said he I n d iv id u a ls " he k ille d . " T h is m a n has an o th er yet e x p e c ts th e p ro ce ss to cost m ore a n o th e r r o iir l to a tte n d and It Is t h a n th e $ 1 0 m illio n s p e n t g reater th a n a ll o f us. 1 w ant to In-fore In fa m o u s se ria l k ille r Ted g e l h im there as soon us p o s s i­ B u n d y wn» e x e cu te d In n earb y F lo rid a S la te P riso n . b le ," sa id T ah o ada. D u rin g a three-w eek p e n alty L a u rie L a h e y . siste r or m u rd e r hen ring , the Ju ry saw p h o to ­ v ic t im T r a c y P a u lc s. said she hop es a tte n tio n n o w w ill tu rn to g r a p h s o f R o llin g 's s ta b b in g v ic tim s , h e a rd v iv id d e sc rip tio n s the v ic t im s a n d llie ir fam ilies. " S h e w as m y little sister and I o f h is m u tila t io n s a n d liste n e d to t e s t im o n y a b o u t Ills m e n ta l ad o red h e r." she said. "I w ant p r o b le m s n n d a b u s iv e h im to fear for Ills life the w ay these k id s feared for th e ir liv e s.” R o llin g pleaded g u ilty Feb. 15 to fiv e c o u n ts o f first-d egree m u rd e r, three c o u n ts o f se x u a l b a tte ry a n d th re e c o u n ts o f n n n r d b u rg la ry for the carnage the llr s l w eek o f the fall se m ester In A u g u st 1990. In M a rc h , a Ju ry u n a n im o u s ly By CURT ANDERSON re co m m e n d e d that R o llin g re­ Associated Press Writer________ c e iv e the d e ath p e n a lty for the five m u rd e rs. W A S H I N G T O N - B a re ly h a lf M o rris also Im posed six life the n a tio n 's riv e rs, la k e s and s e n te n c e s on R o llin g far the w e tla n d s c o n ta in w a te r su ita b le rapes of Ms. P a n ic s, M s H o y t, fo r a ll u se s by h u m a n s and a n d C r is tin a P o w e ll a n d arm e d n n tu rc. th e E n v iro n m e n ta l P ro ­ b u rg la ry o f th e ir ap a rtm e n ts. tectio n A g e n c y reported today. T h e fifth m u rd e r v ic tim w as T a k in g 1992 data from Ihe S m tjn L a r s o n . M s . P o w e ll's stale s, lire E P A m e asu red how ro o m m a te . m a n y bodies o f w a ter su pp orted R o llin g a lre a d y had been se n ­ fis h th a t w e re s a fe to eat. tenced tn lo u r p re v io u s life te rm s p ro v id e d c le a n d r in k in g w ater, lo r o th e r c rim e s a n d Is believed . w ere safe for s w im m in g and to b e r e s p o n s ib le lo r th re e r e c re a tio n , s u p p o rte d u q u a lie w ild life a n d c o n ta in e d s h e llfis h free o f to x ic su h slu n c c s. T h e report released tod ay In­ d ic a te d that o n ly o cean w aters Continued from Page 1A a lo n g the n a tio n 's co asts w ere g a r b a g e w e r e c o l l e c t e d In re la tiv e ly good, w llh 8 0 percent c u r b s id e b in s thro ug ho ut the uhle lo su p p o rt a ll p o ssib le uses. c o u n ty , u p from 2 . 1 m illio n lbs. In c o n tra st, o n ly 2 p ercen t o f c o lle c te d lit F e b ru a ry, C u rb s id e the G re a l L a k e s — w h ic h cony a rd w aste e o lle e llo n s look Ihe la in o n e -n flh o f the w o rld 's fresh biggest h ike , from 2.5 m illio n su rface w a le r — m ad e Ihe " f u lly Ills , lo 3 .9 m illio n B is., a s s u p p o rtin g " cate g o ry. In fact. 97 re sid e n ts began s p rin g cle a n in g percent o f G reat L u k e s w aters w ith a vengeance. T h e n m m in l w ere ru le d fa ir or jroor, larg ely o l y a rd w aste d e live re d lo c o u n ty because o f p o llu tio n from c h e m ­ r o l l e d to il f a c ilit ie s In c re a se d ic a ls su c h as P C B s a n d D D T fro m 1.8 m illio n lb s, in 2.4 m illio n lbs. N e w s p a p e r c o lle c t io n s r e ­ m a in e d the m a te ria l l o llr r le d in the greatest a m o u n t for r e c y c l­ Continued from Page l A in g f o llo w e d b y g la s s a n d C o n s u ltin g firm , w h ic h p la sh e s o u t li n e s t h e r e d e v e lo p m e n t A lo l.il o f 2.1 m illio n lbs. ol pro g ra m . w a ste s w ere offered lo r reuse In T h e agree m en t s tip u la te s that (lie u n in c o rp o ra te d areas o f the A n d e r s e n A A s s o c ia t e s w ill c o u tity last m o n th , u p from 1.6 p re p a re a m ark et p la n to dcm illio n lbs. c o lle c te d In F e b r u ­ te rm ln c the sh are o f Ihe m a rk e t a ry . C u r b s id e re c y c la b le garb age the area c o u ld e x p e c t to "c u p e o lle e llo n s u c c o u iile il for 1.5 tu re " In (he h is to ric d is tric t: that m illio n lbs., u p fro m 1.2 m illio n th e y w ill p rep are a m a ste r p lan lb s (lie m o n lb before. C u rb s id e lo sh o w ho w lire m a rk e t w ill he y a rd w aste c o lle c tio n s Increased n n t llU c d a n d w here Ihe re d e v e l­ fro m 3 4 3 .1 0 0 lbs. lo 5 5 3 .3 8 0 o p m e n t c a n expect lo begin: a n d lbs. lh a l th e y w ill create a d e v e lo p ­ In H anfo rd, a tola) of 8 0 6 ,0 8 0 m e n t p la n lo s h o w s p e c if ic lbs. o f re u s a b le w u sle s w ere d e ra ils o u tlin e d In d ie m a ste r co lle c te d , up Irom 6 3 6 ,8 8 2 Ills, plan. in F e b ru a ry . R e c y c la b le garbage T h e y w ill be p ild $ 4 ,9 0 0 for c o lle c tio n s d!p|)cil Irom 156,362 d ia l w o rk a n d lo r a tte n d in g lbs. lo 13 7 .5 6 0 lbs. Y a rd w aste three m e e tin g s w ith d ie c it y c o lle c t io n s In c re a s e d fro m c o m m is s io n . A d d it io n a l m e e t­ 6 3 1 .8 0 2 lbs. lo 7 4 8 .4 8 0 lbs. in g s c a n be requ ested a l $6 5 an In L a k e M a ry , lo ta l e o lle e llo n s hour. M ile ag e raid s u p p lie s w ill Increased lo 190.946 lbs. from 16 3.0 49 lbs. C u rb s id e re c y c la b le g a rb a g e c o lle c tio n s In cre a se d from 4 5 ,5 1 4 lb s lo 5 6 .9 0 6 lbs. C u r b s id e y a rd w aste e o lle e llo n s Increased from I It).6 6 0 lbs. to 1 3 7 .0 4 0 lbs. L o n g w o o d re u s a b le garbage c o l l e c t I o n s in c r e a s e d f r o m 4 1 3 .9 7 3 lbs. to 55 3.4 71 lbs. R e c y c la b le garlxtge e o lle e llo n s Increased from 10 9 .8 8 8 lbs. lo 1 3 6 .4 3 1 lb s . C u r b s id e y a r d w aste e o lle e llo n s Increased from 3 0 3 ,3 6 0 lb s. to 4 1 7 .0 4 0 lbs. ch ild h o o d . M o rris c o n c lu d e d R o llin g suff c is fr o m a c h r o n ic m e n ta l d is o rd e r a n d h a s n m e n ia l age o f o n ly 15. h u t added, " H e does not su ffer from a p s y ch o s is . He Is In tou ch w ith re a lity ." R o llin g sa id n o th in g d u rin g h is s e n te n c in g , h u t h e Issu ed n state m en t th ro u g h h ls fiancee S o n d ra Lo n d o n . "I hope that so m e good can be d e riv e d from th is s m a ll gesture o f p le a d in g g u ilty to these te r r i­ ble c rim e s a g a in st m y fellow m an. It Is the v ery lenst that I c o u ld d o ." the sta te m e n t said. EPA finds barely half nation’s water good Recycle from n e a rb y c ld c s. O n ly abo u t 18 p e rcen t o f the n a tio n 's riv e rs a n d stream s, or abo u t 6 4 2 ,0 0 0 m ile s o f w ntcr, w e re a s s e s s e d . T h a t s u rv e y fo u n d that 50 p e rcen t w ere able to su p p o rt a ll uses, w llh 28 p e rcen t rated fa ir o r poor In w ater q u a lity u n d 6 percen t threaten ed. E P A b lam ed silt, la rg e ly from a g r ic u ltu r a l runoff, for alm ost h a lf the pro b lem . A n o th e r p ro ­ b le m w as n u tr ie n ts s u c h as p h o s p h o ro u s — c o n ta in e d In m a n y farm fe rtiliz e rs — that p ro m o te g ro w th o f algae and c h o k e out o th e r life. A g r ic u ltu r e a c c o u n te d for 72 p e rcen t o f the p o llu tio n In the riv e rs and stream s, a n d u rb a n sto rm w a le r ru n o ff m ad e u p 15 percen t. S lm lln r ly . a g ric u ltu re w as the len d in g p o llu te r o f the lakes, pon ds and re se rv o irs assessed try Ihe E P A . In a ll, ab o u t 40 p e rcen t o f those b o d ie s o f w n tcr w ere e x a m in e d , or 4 0 m illio n total acres. E P A fo u n d that Just 43 percent o f ih e la k e s c o u ld su p p o rt all u ses. Develop-----a ls o be h ille d to the c ity . II e v e ry th in g fro m w r itin g reg­ u la tio n s lo a p p ly in g fo r gru n ts w ere d o n e by A n d e rse n , w h ic h W est sa id It w o u ld not. It c o u ld co st d ie c ity $1 00,(XX) iM-fore the f ir s t s h o v e l o f d ir t w e re o v e rtu rn e d . W est sa id th e llg u rc s h o u ld be c o n s id e ra b ly less. A s u rv e y done o f Ihe c lly 's 7 ,0 0 0 re sid e n ts tw o y e a rs ago w a s fu v o ru b lc tow ard the re d e ­ v e lo p m e n t project. W est said. T h e c it y d id not b e liev e, h o w e v ­ er, that It w a s tim e to m ove ah e a d w ld r the project u n til now. T h e c o m m is s io n w ill m eet to n ig h t In th e ir c h a m b e rs at C ity H a ll. 100 C o u n tr y C lu b Road, at 7 p.m. N e w ly e le c te d c o m m is s io n e r S h e ila S a w y e r w ill he sw o rn In at the sta rt of the m eeting. yP IR SH@ E Turns Continued from Page 1A m is s io n co n sid e ra tio n . A fte r u d isc u s sio n on w hat a re a s w o u ld he co ve red u n d e r the re s tric tio n s , the c o m m is s io n a ls o in s tru c te d the s ta ll to Iden­ t i f y t h e s p e c i f i c a r e a s In d o w n to w n Sanford. R u s s e ll said he e xp ects the m a tte r w ill he (Inc-tuncd a n d a b le to co m e u p fo r c o m m is s io n c o n s id e ra tio n as soon as the n e x t m e e tin g , o n A p r il 25. If a n d w h e n (lie new a d d itio n s a rc m ad e to the c it y o rd in a n c e , R u s s e ll Indicated p o lice co ve rin g th e d o w n to w n area w o u ld he I s s u in g m o re t ic k e ts for the v io la t io n s , In th e hope th a t pe o p le w o u ld soon refrain fro m m a k in g the U -turns. SAVE 15% 50 - ON OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S SHOES Friday, April 22nd & Saturday, April 23rd DRESS & CASUAL SHOES FROM: • ST. JOHN'S BAY* • CABIN CREEK* • TOWNCRAFT* •M IXED BLUES* • STREET CARS' • NEW MOVES* • STACY ADAMS’ • IPANEMA* • HUNT CLUB* • APPARATUS' • PINWHEELS* ATHLETIC SHOES FROM: • CONVERSE* • NIKE* • ADIDAS' • USA OLYMPIC BRAND •vh” (TUT\pp>;|m lfi*51 rWt^tiWp'UM*?•«*?*<*« •J»ooMo**^fR«ooon'|i ftpmrt MMrtfP m ptH on Hwy. 17-92, Sanford w nwtk*,#b u m * t*tfuMff**w kjttf |*«« 0 wkjn* (*«•• M Itmfl B V f c f c *"•* h*r* b***i to*on .*>aytai pnc*> •■•cl** *lot* * <*(*-**<J 'No*’ |*h*o urturt "» tWQ p$%oo Al! lolMi iK lu d l jCP*nr*tf limort VattfNk. tfWCMi Bwf •M tloMOut CkMfrOuli unH Wort >• drnpm*4 �♦V * *v W SH r W 4 E$ •A - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, April 21, 1094 Census: Texas, Florida rise in population By RANDOLPH ■. SCHMID Associated Pross Writer W A S H I N G T O N - T h e S o u th unci W est w ill c o n tin u e to be m a g n e ts for A m e ric a 's people o v e r the n e x t q u a rte r-c e n tu ry , bu t It w ill be a m o re v a rie d p o p u la tio n , a n d a n o ld e r one. th a n today. lo o k in g uhend to 20 20. the C e n s u s B u re a u e x p e c ts a n a tio n m o re e v e n ly b a la n ce d betw een m e n a n d w o m en , w ith a s m a lle r sh a re or w h ite s a n d m o re m in o ritie s , one w ith the b ig B a b y Boom g e n e ra tio n r e tir in g a n d few er y o u n g people fo llo w in g u lo n g b e h in d . C e n s u s p o p u la tio n exp ert P a u l C a m p b e ll sa id W e d n e sd a y that he w as so m ew h a t s u rp ris e d that the stu d y sh o w e d c o n tin u in g h e a v y m ig ra tio n to S o u th e rn a n d W e ste rn states, a re a s that have a ttra cte d m illio n s In recent decades. T h e S o u th Is a lr e a d y th e n a t io n 's m o st p o p u lo u s reg io n . C a m p b e ll noted, a n d b y 2 0 1 0 the W est s h o u ld su rp a s s the M id w e st for se co n d place. N ew Y o r k a n d C a lifo r n ia w ill see m a n y c u rre n t re sid e n ts d e p a rt for o th e r states o v e r the pe riod, bu t a r riv a ls from o th e r c o u n trie s w ill c o n tin u e to t>oost the |K>pnlutlons o f those states. T h e p ro je c tio n s sec C a lifo rn ia tig h te n in g Its g rip o n first place In to ln l p o p u la tio n , bu t b y 2 0 2 0 N ew Y o rk s h o u ld s lip to fo u rth , tr a ilin g T e x a s a n d F lo rid a , the report a n tic ip a te s. In fact, the y e a rly p ro je c tio n s sh ow T e x a s e d g in g past N ew Y o rk a ro u n d the m id d le o f th is y e a r to c la im the secon d spot. T h e b u re a u 's best 2 0 2 0 fo re sig h t Is a n a tio n of 3 2 5 .0 m illio n people, u p from 240.4 m illio n co u n te d In 1000. W o m en are e xp ecte d to total 160 m illio n . 5 0 0 p e rce n t o f the p o p u la tio n . T h a t 's s lig h tly belo w th e 51 .2 p e rce n t th e y m ade u p In 1003. Im m ig ra tio n , w h ic h te n d s to lx* la rg e ly m a le . Is p ro b a b ly the m a jo r fa cto r In th is exp e cte d sh ift. C a m p b e ll mild. W h ite s w ill s t ill m a k e u p by far th e larg est n u m b e r o f A m e ric a n s , th o u g h not as b ig a percen tag e as th e y d o now . T h e w h ite p o p u la tio n w ill s h rin k fro m 8 3 .3 p e rce n t to 7 8 .2 percen t, th o u g h It w ill g ro w In totnl people to 2 5 4 .8 m illio n . Im m ig ra tio n a n d ra p id p o p u la tio n g ro w th arc exp e cte d to m n k c llls p a n lc s the n a tio n 's larg est m in o r ity by 2 0 2 0 . to ta lin g 5 1 .2 m illio n , o r 15.7 p e rce n t of the p o p u la tio n . T h a t's u p from 0.7 p e rcen t In 1993. B la c k s w ill be the se co n d largest m in o r ity at 4 5 .4 m illio n people. 13.9 percen t. T h n t's an Increase from the c u rre n t 12.5 percent. A s la n s a n d P a c ific Islanders, loo . w ill see sig n ific a n t g ro w th , r is in g to 2 2 .0 m illio n , o r 0 .9 p e rcen t, from th e ir c u rre n t 3.4 percent. A m e ric a n In d ia n s w ill Increase th e ir sh a re o f th e p o p u la tio n fro m 0.8 percen t to 0 .9 percen t, r is in g to 3.1 m illio n In 20 20. T h e fa stest-g ro w in g age g ro u p Is e xp ecte d to lw th e 55-to-04 c o m p o n e n t. In c re a sin g to 4 2 .3 m illio n |>eoplc. u p from 8 .2 p e rce n t to 13 p e rcen t o f n il A m e ric a n s b y 2020. A n d the p o p u la tio n o f Hint g ro u p Is re la tiv e ly e a sy to project, b a rrin g ca ta stro p h e , s in c e these people have a lre a d y been born. T h e 2 5 -to -3 4 g ro u p , th e lu r g r s t n o w . Is e x p e cte d h o ld o n to to p p la ce r is in g to 43 .5 m illio n , a lth o u g h that w ill a m o u n t to a d e c lin in g sh a re o f the to ta l, fa llin g fro m 10.0 percen t to 13.4 percent. T h e biggest d ro p , th o u g h . Is e x p e cte d a m o n g th e e a rly m id d le age 35-to-44 g ro u p , w h ic h Is a n tic ip a te d to fa ll from the c u rre n t 15.8 p e rcen t to 12.2 p e rcen t o f A m e ric a n s , even th o u g h the to ta l Increases to 3 9 .0 m illio n . M a k in g g a in s are the se g m e n ts of the p o p u la ­ tio n s ta rtin g at age 45. T h e 4 5 to-54 g ro u p edges u p from 10.8 p e rcen t to 11.9 p e rcen t, those 05-to-74 go from 7.2 |>crcent to 9.5 p e rce n t o f the total. FC C removes last hurdle By JRANNIN1 AVIR SA Associated Pross Writer W A S H I N G T O N — B lc k T r a c y 's tw o -w a y w rist ra d io h a s c le a re d Its last fed eral h u rd le . S ta rtin g th is s u m m e r, c o m p a n ie s for the first tim e w ill he a llo w e d to b id for lic e n s e s lo o lfe r a new c ro p o l a d v a n ce d , w ire le ss c o m m u n ic a tio n s Legal Notices IN T H E CIR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D F O R I E M I N 0 L E CO UN TY. F LO R ID A . C A IE NO. N i n C A I F L C IT Y O F S A N F O R D P O LIC E D E P A R T M E N T . Plaintiff. v* R A L P H RASH. Defendant NOTICE OF F O R F E IT U R E P R O C E E D IN O TO R A LPH J RASH. 110 B A L B O A CO URT. SAN FO R D . FL FATIM A RASH. 110 B A LB O A CO URT SAN FO RD. F L «nd All other* a ho claim A n Interest In the h#low described properly Chi«l RAlph R u s m II. o l the S«nlofd Police Department Seminole Count,. Floride. through h it olllceet. In vesllgetor* or Agent,, ta ile d the ,ub|e<l property, to wit tra o o o u s c u r r e n c y on M arch 4. 1994. At or near Seminole County, Florida, and It p re se n tly holding M id property lo r Ihe p u rp o M o l forfeiture purtuant to Section, 9)2 rot 707. Florida Statute,, h a , RE Q U E S T E D that an Honorable Judge ot the C ircuit Court. Eighteenth Ju dicial Circuit. Seminole County. Florida. Ittue a Finding ol Probable Cauve why the above property thould not be forfeited to the above agency You w ill be M n t a copy ol the Finding of Probable Caute once II I, signed by the Judge and It w ill advice you how and when to re,pond to thl, requetl lor lor failure I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y THAT a true and correct copy ol the foregoing ha, been furnlthed lo the above named ad d resM , by U S regitlered m all, return receipt requeued th l, Itlh day ot A pril. r/e< N O R M A N R W O L F IN C E R STATE A T T O R N E Y B Y Anne E R ich a rd , Rutberg A , , i, la n l State Attorney Florida Bar ,7t740l O il lea o l the Slate Attorney lOOEatt F ir,I Street Sanford. F L 177/1 401 JTJ TS14 Publish A p ril 15. It.}}. 71. m e D E Q 141 NOTICE O F T A X S A L E N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N THAT ON THE l l t l D A Y OF M A Y . 1994. 10 00 A M A T T H E CO U N T Y S E R V IC E S B U IL O IN G IN SA N FO R D , n o t E A ST FIR ST S T R E E T . ROOM 1071. C O U N T Y OF S E M IN O L E . ST A T E OF F LO R ID A , T A X SA LE C E R T IF IC A T E S W ILL B E SO LO ON T H E FO LLO W IN G D E S C R IB E D L A N D TO P A Y THE A M O U N T DUE FO R T A X E S H E R E IN SET O P PO S IT E TH E SA M E . T O G E T H E R W ITH A L L COSTS O F SUCH S A L E A N D A L L A D V E R T IS IN G S A L E W IL L B E H E L D IN THE C O U N T Y CO M M ISSIO N C H A M B E R S . N A M E L E O A L DESCRIPTIO N ............... ............... s e rv ic e s . T h e s e In c lu d e u s in g s m a ll m o b ile e le c tro n ic* for tw o -w a y fa x in g a n d p a g in g — a n d the c o m ic s trip d e te c tiv e 's tin y c o m m u n ic a tio n s device. O n W e d n e sd a y the F e d e ra l C o m m u n ic a tio n s C o m m is s io n m ad e th is a ll p o ssib le b y se ttin g ru le s for b id d in g o n 3 .5 5 4 n a rro w -b a n d p e rso n al c o m m u n ic a tio n s se rv ice s licen ses. H o w q u ic k ly the se rvice s w ill be a v a ila b le to c o n s u m e rs w ill d e p en d on the c o m p a n ie s. E x p e c tin g a great d e m a n d fo r these new se rv ice s, b u sin e ss e s fro n t, th e gia nt B e llS o u th C o rp . to s m a ll e n tre p re n e u rs are eager to bid. T h e g o v e rn m e n t e s tim a te s th a t'o n average, a lic e n s e to p ro v id e n a tio n a l se rv ice w ill go for $ 0 m illio n a n d a lo ca l lic e n s e for $5,000. T h e F C C sa id It w ill a u c tio n off se v e ra l lic e n s e s at a tim e, a n d b id s w ill be m ad e p u b lic so c o m p e tito rs ca n try to lo p ea ch o th e r's offer. T e n n a tio n w id e lic e n s e s w ill be a u c tio n e d first, salt) Robert Pep per, a k e y d e sig n e r o f the new ru le s a n d c h ie f o f the F C C 's O ffice o f P la n s a n d P o lic y . S e p a ra te ly , the F C C a lso set the g ro u n d ru le s to a u c tio n 1.400 lic e n s e s fo r In te ra ctive v id e o a n d d a ta t h is s u m m e r. L ic e n s e s c o v e rin g la rg e m a rk e ts w ill be offered first. T h o se fo r the top n in e m a rk e ts. In c lu d in g N ew Y o rk . L o s A n g e le s a n d C h lra g o . h a v e a lre a d y been a w a rd e d by lo tte ry . Legal Notice NOTICE OF A P U B L IC H E A R IN O T O C O N SID E R TH E A D O P T IO N O F AN O R D IN A N C E B Y T H E C IT Y OF SAN FO R D . F LO R ID A Notice I, hereby given the! e Pub lic Heerlng w ill be held In the Commission Room el the C ity H ell. 300 North Perk Avenue. In the C ity ol Sentord. Floride, et 7 00 o'clock P M on A p ril 25. 1994. lo consider the Adoption of en ordlnence by the City ot Sentord. Floride. described eslo l low, O R D IN A N C E NO. 1794 TO A N N E X A P O R T IO N OF TH AT C E R T A IN P R O P E R T Y L Y IN G B E T W E E N SR 44 ANO ST. JOHNS P A R K W A Y A N D B E T W E E N TOWNE C E N T E R B O U L E V A R D A N D R IN E H A R T R O AD , AS SHOWN ON T H E M A P B E LO W Legal Notice Legal Notice X N O TICE OF A P U B LIC H E A R IN O TO C O N S ID E R T H E A D O P T IO N O F AN O R D IN A N C E B Y T H E CITY OF SA N FO R D . F LO R IO A Notice Is hereby given that e Public Hearing w ill be held In the Commission Room et the City H ell. 300 North P erk Avenue. In the City o l Sanford. Florida, el 7 00 o'clock P M on A p ril 25. 1994. lo consider the adoption of en ordlnence by the City of Sanford. Florida, described as follows: O R D IN A N C E NO. >245 TO A N N E X A PO RTIO N OF THAT C E R T A IN P R O P E R T Y L Y IN O B E T W E E N F E R N D R IV E A N D ROSE ORIV/E A N D B E T W E E N P A L M W A Y A N D SA N FO R D A V E N U E . AS SHOWN ON THE M A P BE LO W A complete description end a copy ol the ordlnence shell be available et the olllce ot the City Clerk tor ell persons desiring lo eaemlne the seme A ll parties In Interest end cltl/ens shell have en opportunity lo be heard et M id heerlng By order o l the City Commission ol the City ol Sanford Floride A D V IC E TO THE P U B L IC IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S TO A P P E A L A D ECISION M A D E WITH R E S P E C T TO A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID E R E D AT THE A B O VE M E E T IN G OR H E A R IN G HE M A Y N E E O A V E R B A T IM R E C O R D OF TIIE P R O C E E D IN G S . IN C LU D IN G THE T EST IM O N Y A N D E V IO E N C E WHICH RE CO R D IS NOT P R O V ID E D B Y THE C ITY O F SA N FO R D IFS 714 0105) P E R S O N S WITH D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y OF T H ESE P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE P E R S O N N E L O F F IC E AD A CO O RDIN ATO R AT 130 5424 41 HO URS IN A D V A N C E OF THE M E E T IN G Janet R Donahoe C ity Clerk Publish A p ril 14end 21. 1994 D E Q 144 R I F O R T O F CONDITION CO N SO LID ATIN G D O M ESTIC 5 U B 1 I0 IA R IIS OF T H E L IB E R T Y N A T IO N A L B A N K O F LONOW OOD IN T H E ST AT E O F F L O R ID A , AT T H E CLO SE OF B U SIN ESSO N M A R C H 31, 1994, P U B L IS H E D IN R E SPO N S E T O C A L L M A D E B Y C O M P T R O L L E R OF T H E C U R R E N C Y , U N D E R T IT L E II. U N IT E O ST AT ES CO D E, SECTION 141. C H A R T E R N U M B E R I7SS1, C O M P T R O L L E R O F T H E C U R R E N C Y S O U T H E A S T E R N DISTRICT Statemenl of Resources end Lia bilities ASSETS Thousands of Dollars Cash end balances due from depository Institutions Noninterest bearing balances end currency end coin.............. 7.50) Interest bearing balances........................................................ 0 Securities: Held lo m aturity M c u r llle s .................................. 4.104 A v ailable lor sale M c u rllle s ....................................... *04 Federal funds s o ld .......................................................... 4/200 Securities purchased under agreements to rew ll. .................... 0 Loam end leaw tlnanc Ing receivables Loans and leases, net ot unearned Income ................. 74.974 LESS: Allowance for loan and leaM Io s m s ............... 191 LESS: Allocated transfer risk re M rv e .......................... 0 Loans and leaMS. net of unearned Income. allowance, and re M rv e ................................. 74.343 A s m Is held In trading accounts ............... 0 Prem ises and Used assets (Including capltallted leaMS) . I.0t7 Other real estate owned MS Investments In unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies .... 0 Customers' lia b ility lo this bank on acceptances outstanding........................................ 0 Intangible a s M t s ....................................................................... 0 Other a s M t s ........................ J»1 Total asM ts............................................................. M il* L o s m s deterred pursuant lo I) U S.C. 1I2)(|).................. N /A Total asM ts and Io s m s deferred pursuant to 13 U S C 1111(11...................................... 3t.lt* L IA B IL IT IE S Deposit* In domestic office*......................... 17.419 Noninterest b ea rin g ..................... .............................. 1.414 Interest bearing........................................ .................34.323 Federal fund* p u rch ased ...... ............................. 0 Securities M id under agreement* lo repurchase 0 Demand note* Issued to the U S Treasury 0 Trading lia b ilities 0 Other borrowed m oney: With original m aturity of one year or less 0 W ith o r i g i n a l m a t u r it y o f m o re th a n o ne y e a r 0 Mortgage indebtedness and obligations unde' capltallted leaM S........................... S 0 Hank , lia b ility on acceptance, eiacuted and outstanding 0 Subordinated notes and debentures 0 Other lia b ilities »* Total liabilities . 33,*41 Lim ited Ilf* preferred stock and related surplus 0 E Q U IT Y C A P IT A L Perpetual preferred stock and related surplus 0 Common slock 7 121 Surplus............................................... ■ J .iJ l Undivided profits and cepltpl reMrve* 997 Net unreallted holding gains (Io s m s I on available lor M le M c u rllle s 141 Total equity capital 3 73a L o s m s deterred pursuant lo IJ U S C II71II) N 'A Total equity capital and Io s m s deterred pursuant to t) U S C II21I|> 3 7)4 Total liabilities, lim ited life preferred stock, equity capital and Io sm s deterred pursuant lo 17 U S C lt7)(|> M it* I. J O Y C E H F R A N K L I N . S E N IO R V IC E P R E S I O E N T /C A S H IE R , ol the above named bank do hereby declare that this Report ol Condition I* true and correct to the best ol my k now ledge and tie Ilel /Joyce H Franklin A p ril I) 1994 We the undersigned directors, attest to the correctness of this statement ol reM urces and liabilities We declare that It has been examined by us. and lo the best ol our knowledge and ballet ha* been prepared in conlormanc* with the Instruction* and I* true and correct S 'Jo h n A Baldwin S 'P h ilip J Kobrin 1/ W illiam B G o s m II Publish: A p r il31.1994 O EQ 19) < ? 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LAX* ADtLAlDt SHORIS *............ItVISION ............... 9 TO l ArrLtTOM SCOTT D 303 TAB* 7L Ltfl LOT 2 BIX C (LESS BtC N 07 ore 31 him t 35 r r o r sw COA t l ’N S 74 DCC 57 BIN t l o t . i s rr to c / l or vacd ST BELT ON C/L TO TT ON S LINE tXT E Or IEC U TO BIO) •••••• ••J A BtSTLINES ADD •4 44it4» r l 3 fo 4 AtrLlTON SCOTT 0 303 FA1K 7L LtC LOT II (LESS ID) 2.904.32 4441 A 1,341.74 4449 * 1.101.41 4410 411.21 4451 1.141.24 4432 1,110.41 4433 343.41 4454 1,113.40 4431 P E R S O N S WITH D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A SSISTANCE TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN ANY O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SH O ULD CO N T A CT T H E E M P L O Y E E R E LA T IO N S D E P A R T M E N T A D A C O O R D IN A T O R 4t HO URS IN A D V A N C E O F TH E M E E T IN G AT MI-1130. E X T E N S I O N 7941. RAY V A LD ES T A X C O L LE C T O R S E M IN O LE CO U N T Y , F L O R ID A Publish: A p ril 14. 31. 71 and M ay 5,1994 D E Q 132 A complete description end e copy o l the ordinance shell be tve lleb le et the office of the City Clerk for ell person, desiring lo • rem lne the seme A ll p e rlle , In Interest end c lllie n s shell have an opportunity lo be heard et M id hearing. By order ol the City Commission of the C lfy of Sanford. Florida. A D V IC E TO THE P U B LIC : IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S TO A P P E A L A' DECISION M A D E WITH R E S P E C T TO A N Y M A T T E R C O N SID E R ED A T T H E A B O V E M E E T IN O OR H E A R IN O . H E M A Y N E E D 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 IN G S . IN C LU D IN G TH E T E ST IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E . W HICH R E ­ CO RD IS NOT P R O V ID E D B Y T H E C IT Y O F SA N FO R D . (F S 394 0105) P E R S O N S WITH D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E O IN G ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y O P T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SH O U LD CO N TACT TH E P E R S O N N E L O F F IC E AO A CO O R D IN ATO R A T 3305424 4t HOURS IN A D V A N C E O P TH E M E E T IN O . Janet R. Donahoe C ity Clerk Publish: A p ril I4 e n d ]l. 1994 O EO I43 ! * * * * *i Registration Now Underw ay 328-4722 or 843-7001 A il E q u a l A c c o s s / E q u a l O p p o r tu n ity C o m m u n ity C o llo q o Need Help With Consumer Problems? �THURSDAY B Sports Then there w ere two IN BRIEF LOCALLY Scorekeepers needed S A N F O R D — E x p e rie n c e d «corckec|>crn urc needed b y H ie S a n fo rd O ffic ia tin g S e rv ic e fo r the u p c o m in g sp rin g s o ltb a ll seasons. S c o re k e e p e rs w ill be p a id $5 per gam e. In le re s le d p a rlie s s h o u ld c a ll (4 0 7 )3 2 2 -9 0 2 6 . Tim 's Team makes up ground S A N F O R D — T h a n k s to som e h e lp from Y o u n g G u n s . T im 's T e a m g a in e d on Ihe fro n t-ru n n in g S ix P a c k In Ihe S a n fo rd R e cre ­ a tio n C o-ed P o w e r V o lle y b a ll Le a g u e W e d n esd a y at the S a n fo rd M id d le S c h o o l G y m n n ln r lu m . In Ihe first in a te h s o f th e e v e n in g , the W n n n a -lk -c 'n o u tla sted ih e H a w k s 15-3, 1 4 -Id. 15-13 w h ile the Y o u n g G u n s w ere u p s e ttin g tile S ix P a c k 15 - 13. H I 5. I I Q. T h e S ix P a c k c a m e h a c k a n d sw ept Ihe H a w k s 15-7. 15-7 a s T in t's T e a m " lh a n k e d " Ihe Y o u n g G u n s b y h e a lin g th e m 16-14. 15-3. T im 's T e a m th e n ro lle d to a IB-9. 15 0 w in o ver the S ix Pack w h ile Ihe Y o u n g G u n s b o u n ce d h a c k lo ls-a l Ihe W a n n a -H e e 's d -15. 15-10, 1 1-5. T h e S ix P a ck (14-3) no w lend T im 's T e a m (12-41 b y IV* gam es. T h e y 'r e fo llo w e d hv the Y o u n g G u n s (9-6). W a n na-E lee's (4-13). a n d T h e H a w k s (3 -14). Toucan Willie’s falls short O V IE D O — U ndefeated P la y e rs s tr u c k for four r u n s In the lo p o f the first In n in g a n d h u n g o n lo heal T o u c a n W illie 's 5-4 In th e s e m ifin a ls of Ihe O v ie d o R e cre a tio n W e d n e s d a y M e n 's C la s s C s lo w p ltc h so ftb a ll I n u riin itic n t at ih e O v ie d o S p o rts C o m p le x . L e a d in g Ihe a tta c k for T o u ca n W illie 's (tl-5). w h ic h o u t-h it P la y e rs H-4. w as la ttice A b n e y (double, sin g le, one ru n scored, one R ill) and K e n n y T u tt le (two sin g le s, one run. o ne R ill) A ls o c h ip p in g In w ere D o u g IV g cl (trip le , one run). E d d ie N o tio n (sing le, tw o R ill) . Ron G a rd n e r (single, o n e run), a n d R ic k T rlb lt (single). O ’Neal nets 53 in Magic win O R L A N D O - S lta q u lllc O 'N ea l, ta k in g a im al Ihe NI1A sc o rin g title , p o u red In a le a g u e -h ig h 53 p o in ts W e d n e sd a y n ig h t lo lead the O rla n d o M a g ic to a 121-101 v ic to ry over the M in n e so ta T lm b e rw o lv c s . O 'N e a l began Ihe n ig h t tra ilin g S a n A n to n io 's D a v id R o b in s o n b y .3 p o in ts fo r th e le a g u e 's lo p s c o rin g uvcru gc. He had 34 In d ie first h a lf and Ills ca re e r-h ig h a i d / f u n r lit o - r e r o r d p e rfo r­ m a n ce m A v c d h i lit 4 n m fits# p llk'e w llll- n 29.34' average w ith iw c jg a m w le ft In tlte season. R o b in s o n had t f t r p re v io u s league h ig h o f 50. a lso a g a in st M in n e so ta , a n d Is a v e ra g in g 29 .27. O 'N e a l a lso had 18 re b o u n d s a n d fo u r a ss is ts as O rla n d o w on Its 4 9 th gam e. AROUND THE NATION Rockies unload on Marlins D E N V E R — A n d re s G a la rra g a d ro v e In five ru n s w ith u p a ir o f h o m e rs and E llis H a rk s add ed fo u r l u l l w ith u h o m e r a n d d o u b le W e d n e sd a y , p o w e rin g the C o lo ra d o R o c k ie s past Ihe F lo rid a M a rlin s 16-6. . T h e R o c k ie s p o u n d e d out 10 (ills, n in e for e x tra bases, lo sa lv a g e Ihe fin a l gam e o f Ihe th re e -g a m e s e rie s u g n ln st t h e ir e x p a n s io n c o u n te rp a rts . B u rk s , the N L 's le a d in g h itte r (.469). pu t the R o c k ie s ah ea d 2-0 In the se co n d w ith a tw o -run h o m e r o ff M a r lin s s ta rte r Put R ap p, w h o h a d not a llo w e d u h o m e r In I lls p re v io u s 58 2-3 Innings. WHAT’S HAPPENING JU C O Baseball ( :Santa Fa CC at Seminole CC, 3 p.m. Baseball UMalnland at Oviedo, 7 p.m. □ Kleelmmee-Osceola at Lake Brantley, 7 p.m. JV Baseball □ Cypress Creek at Seminole, 4 p.m, □ Lyman al Lake Howell, 4 p.m. □ Lake Brantley el Klsslmmee-Osceola, 7 p.m. Softball □ Seminole at Lyman, V, 4 p.m.; JV, 6 p.m. □ Oviedo at L.Branlley, JV,5:30 p.m.;V, 7 p.m. Golf □ SAC boys' tournament, alto T B A □ SAC girls' tournament at E astw ood, noon. □O viedo vs. Lake Howell at Hod Bug Lako Park, 3:30 p.m. bomplets listings on Page 2B , W h ile Sox Late rally keeps Pats in the hunt By TONY OeSORMIER Prom Staff Reports Horald S p o rts E ditor________________ A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S - T h re e c o n s e c u tiv e h its w ith Iw o out In Ihe s l x l li In n in g k e p i the L a k e B ra n tle y P a trio ts a liv e In H r c hase for Ihe S e m in o l e A t h l e t i c C o n f e r e n c e b a s e b a ll llllc . T ie d w it h L a k e M a r y a l 3 -3 e n te rin g Ihe bottom o f the s l x l li In n in g , the P a trio ts g o l a d o u b le fro m Pete G n ld ls . an R B I s in g le hv J o e y H o m ie r, a n d rui RHI d o u b le by J e f f S h a w lo la k e a 5-3 v ic to ry o v e r (he R a m s W e d n esd ay n ig h t. W it h th e w in . L a k e B r a n t le y (19 6. 5 2 In H r S A C ) re m a in s one gam e b e h in d O v ie d o 116 6. O l S A C a fte r tx -a lln g L y m a n 1-0 W e d n e sd a y n ig h t) In Ihe co nference s ta n d in g s T h e Iw o te a m s w ill p la y F rid a y at O v ie d o 's M lk le r F ie ld LO N C .W O O D T h is o n e w as w o rth the w nlt. A fte r a 2 0 -m ln n te d e la y to w ait for the sun In sel, T o d d H r llh o r n and the O v ie d o L io n s cra fte d a 1-0 w in o v er M a rk T h u c n s m id Ihe L y m a n G re y h o u n d s In a c rit ic a l S e m in o le A th le tic C o n fe re n ce h a se lin ll gam e W e d n esd a y n ig h t at L y m a n H ig h S ch o o l. T h e gam e w as c rit ic a l because (I.) II k ep i O v ie d o (10-7. 0-1 S A C ) In first p la ce In the co n feren ce a n d (2) II e lim in a te d L y m a n 115-9. 4-4 S A C ) Irom the co n feren ce title nice. "D o th p itc h e rs th re w e x c e lle n t g a m e s," sa id O v ie d o co u ch M ik e F e r r e l l. “ T h a t k id ( L y m a n sid e w in d e r M a rk T h a en s) c a n p itch . He p itch e d a great gam e ton ig h t. He m a d e ju s t o n e m is ta k e ." T h a e n s, w h o took a n o -h ltte r Into the fo u rth In n in g , ru n Into Ills o n ly s|K)t o f tro u b le In the fifth In n in g w hen T e d D row n led off w ith a sing le, w a s b a lk e d to secon d by T h a en s. and w ent to th ird o n T im S la v ik 's h u n t sing le. 0.4'4 C See Lions, Page 2B LIONS I. G R E Y H O U N D S ! O .i.d o 000 M l 0 — I 0 I Lym on 000 000 0 - 0 1 0 [lellhom «nd Mynoi Th**n» and Kollor WP — flollhofn IS 41 L P — T h « « n » l» ll So.o - Non* ID - Non* 10 — Non* HR - Non* R otordt — Ovtodo 10 t. 4 I SAC Lym an IS 0 4 4 SAC * ---- MWbSt'o,. Lai 1 • ' C— . _ Mirstd Photo by Msrfc HitrU O nly a groat play by Lym an third basem an J a s o n S h ip le y and catcho r Tod K o llo r ko pl O v io d o 's Tod Brow n (on ground) Irom sco rin g tho L io n s ' llr s l run on a su lc ld o bunt O vlodo ovon tually sco ro d o n a dolayod d o u b le slo al. Braden leads Tribe by Silver Hawks From Staff Reports S A N F O R D — B a ttlin g I h e effects of the flu . C h a d B ra de n s till m a n a g ed lo p itc h n in e s tro n g In n in g s lo h e lp S e m in o le beat L a k e H o w e ll 4-3 In a S e m in o le A tlilc R c . C o n fe re n ce b a se b a ll content W e d n e sd a y oftertHHin: ) A lcx V C co stu p ro v id e d Ihe. gam e w in n in g ru n w h e n he led o f the bo tto m o f Ihe n ln lll w ith a sin g le , a d v a n ce d lo second o n a s a c rific e h u n lT J y P h illip E u b a n k s , lo o k th ir d o n n w ild p itch , a n d sco red o n J a m ie K in g 's sa c rific e fly. B ra d e n 10-21 a llo w e d three ru n s (tw o earned) on n in e h its w h ile s t r ik in g out seven a n d w a lk in g four. I Its m a in n e m e sis w as R ic h D lT o rr. w h o w a s 3-for-5 w lih a tw o run ho m e r u n In ih e l l l l l i Inning. S E M IN O L E ! 4. S IL V E R H AW KS I l f inn 1 Lako H c . l l ' <» 010 0«0 - > f 1 S*m.nol. OOO OM 041 4 * I Houtlon. B u lt t r llfld (11 *nd H*rn*nd*i Br«d«n *nd C o th M W P — Br«d*n 10 » I P - B u llf f llf ld II 11 S«»* - Non* IB - Ldk* Mo*>*ll. H*rn*nd*i. S*mlnol*. King IB - Non* HR — L«k* H O f* ll. OITof* R *.o rd t - l» k » H o**ll II II. I * SAC. S*mlnol* 14 10, ) S SAC F o r L a k e M ary. S c n ll B ry a n had a d o u b le , sin g le , a n d a n RBI M ik e M ilk y lilt iw o sin g le s J a v R e y n o ld s d o u b le d a n d scored a ru n . Rene P c n v . added a single a n d a ru n C h r is K lc lh l co n trib u te d a stngb a n d a n RBI. J im Ita /u rl sco red a ru n B ry a n S e h u iiia k e r bad a n RBI C h r is T ib b e tts , w ho r u n ic o n in re lie f ol sta rte r S co n C o n n e r w ith tw o o u t a n d the liases lo a d e d h i the lilt t i In n in g , w as Hie w in n in g plt« t i­ e r for Hu- Putrtnlx. R ic h A le x a n d e r su ffe re d H ie loss. K e v in S te p h e n s o n added tw o s in g le s a n d a r u n for Ihe S ilv e r H a w ks. M ik e H e rn a n d e z d o u b le d In a ru n . C h r is T o lliv e r sin g le d a n d sco red a ru n D w a y n e S a n fo rd and R ic k y P a d illa e a c h till a s in g le. K in g a lso h ad a d o u b le a n d a r u n sco red lo go w ith Ills RBI D e o il D a n ie ls c o n ir lh u tc d a sin g le , one ru n . a n d iw o R B I C o re y G o e lie r h ad a s in g le a n d an RBI. M ik e M e ad o w s and B ria n W lllr o x each till a sin g le . E u b a n k s also sco red a ru n PATRIOTS 1. HAM S ) L * k* M * rf 000 Oil 0 - 1 I 1 L * k * B ro n tl* f 0«l III • - 1 • 0 A V if n d t r *n<J P*r*f Ccrn * r. T iM j* ii %(5) *n<I Von 0«r W*id* Cl«rk It) W P T iM w ltt L P Al*i.tnd*r I S I I $ 4 V * H u n t 111 L t k t M J ty Hr yon ond R**nold*. Lokf Oronll** SA.1* Von D#f W**d*. ond G oid tf 1 0 N o r-* HR Non* R x o r d t - lo t * M o <i IS 10 14 SAC lo t * Hronlloy 10 4 S 1 SAC Raiders explode for 19 hits in rout ‘OT’ pays dividends for ’Note netters Prom Staff Rsports Prom Staff Rsports O R L A N D O — S e b a stia n G ra s a n d M att D u rh a m p ill In a lll ll e o v e rtim e W e d n esd a y lo lead Ihe S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l Iwiys' te n n is le a rn lo a 5-2 w in o v e r C o lo n ia l W e d n e sd a y aftern oon . M e a n w h ile , a l L a ke S y lv a n P a rk, the S e m in o le g ir ls a lso sc o re d a 5-2 w in o ver f lic C o lo n ia l G re n a d ie rs. D u rh a m , p la y in g No. 5 sin g le s, had to go to the tieb re a ke r lo beat M ik e S t a n le y 9 8 (H O). V a rg a s . S e m in o le 's No. 4. o u tla s te d Peter B o y d 9-7. S e m in o le (7-5) a lso p ic k e d u p w in s a t N o . I. w h e r e O s c a r C u u o n lz a d o defeated M a u ric e lin e d 8-0. a n d No. 3 sin g le s. E d d ie V u rg a s k n o c k in g o f f M a r k T u d o r 8 -4 . C u u o n lz a d o a n d D a v id E d w a r d s learned u p to heal lin e d a n d M a ll J o y 9-7 i ll No. I do u bles. -Joy po sted the o n ly s in g le s w in for C o lo n ia l (4-7). h e a tin g E d w a rd s 8 0. A l No. 2 do u b les. T u d o r a n d B o y d to p p e d V a rg a s a n d G ra s 9-8 (7-2). In the g ir ls ' m u lc h . S e m in o le s A u b r e y N e l s o n , w h o h a d to w it h d r a w f r o m t h e S e m in o l e [ S e e T e n n is , P a g e 2 D L u k e M a ry (15-10. 3-4 S A C ) tra v ­ e ls lo L a k e H o w e ll on F rid a y G n ld ls led the P a trio ts w ith a d o u b le , sin g le , and o ne ru n S h a w fin is h e d w ith a double, o ne rim . and iw o R B I. B r a il V a n D e r W c ld c d o u b le d a n d sco red a ru n . H a rm e r h ad a sin g le , o n e run. a n d a n RBI J e lf D u lle r am i B ria n K r o l each a d d e d a s in g le and a n RBI J o h n A n d e rs e n sin g le d a n d sco red a ru n M ic k e y B o no also lilt a sin g le O R L A N D O — S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C olleg e u n lo ad e d s e a s o n 's w o rth o f fr u s tra tio n on the V a le n c ia Community C o lle g e M a ta d o rs W e dn esday, p o u n d in g o u t 19 t ills o n the w a y lo a 14-3 ro m p In u M id -F lo rid a C o n fe re n c e baseb all contest. W h ile lie d id n 't need It. R o b M organ, a g ra d u a te ol S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l, w as the b e n c lld a r y of lire o ffen siv e o u tp o u rin g as he a llo w e d one ru n on Iwo l ilis o v e r five In n in g s to Im p ro ve Ills reco rd lo-t-3. R ob ert B o lo g n a (L a k e H o w e ll) s tr u c k out se ve n In four In n in g s o f re lie f for (lie R a id e rs R ic k E c k s lc ln (S e m in o le) led the R a id e rs w ith Iwo d o u b le s. Iw o sin g les, tw o runs, and three RBI E r ik J o rd a n (O viedo) c o n trib u te d tw o do u b les, a sin g le, three ru n s, a n d tw o RBI. J o h n n y G o o d ric h (New S m y rn a B e ach ) had thre e s in g le s a n d a n RBI Pete B e z c re d l (D e llo n a ) added a hom e ru n . sin g le, thre e ru n s , a n d fo u r RBI. Isaac C r u z (S p ru c e C reek) s in g le d tw ic e a n d s c o re d tw ic e . D e m y B e a m o n (S e m in o le) h ad I w o s in g le s a n d a ru n . S C C ( 19 -2 4 . 1 0 -12 M F C ) w ill h o s t S im la I'c C o m m u n ity C o lle g e t ills a fte rn o o n at 3 p.m. a R A ID E R S 14, M A T A D O R S 1 111 010 014 - 14 If 1 Semlnol* CC „ „ „ „ „ W« «'» 0 1 0 - 1 4 1 VAltncI* CC Morgan. Bologna (4) and E llie r Hudfon. S ill 111. Krumr»ir 101 and B ullotk W P - Morgan (4)1 L P - Hudson (4 51 Save N o n j'I B l Semlnol* CC. E ckfleln 1. Jordan 1. C ru/. and Goodrich V a lo n 'la CC Hanatack JU - Noro HR - Somlnol* CC. B*l*r*dl 111 Rc<ord\ Sem lnol*CC I* 14.10 I1M FC; V a U n c la C C D 10 / IS M FC M*r«ld Photo by Mkh**l Stodllntkl Load in g S C O 's 19 h ll a lla c k woro R ic k E c k sto ln (No. 4) and Erik Jo rd an (No. 23). E cksto ln w as 4-(or-5 w ith Iwo d o u b lo s w hllo Jord an w ont 3-(or 6 w ilh Iw o d o u b lo s. Jenkins fans 10 for undefeated White Sox; Orioles win Boys’ Tennis BASEBALL CI2 p .m . W G N . C h ic a g o M llw u u k e c H rc w c rs. (L) Lions steal win from ’Hounds al Prom Staff Rsports S A N F O R D — U rud J e n k in s s tr u c k out 10 In th ro w in g u fo u r-h it sh u to u t us (he undefeated N obles C o n s tru c tio n W h ile S o x b la n k e d the B lu e J a y s 12-0 In a S a n fo rd R e cre a tio n Babe R u th B a s e b a ll L e a g u e g a m e W e d n e s d a y n ig h t al S a n fo rd M e m o ria l S ta d iu m . A t Z lt in B e c k F ie ld . H ie E lk s L o d g e No. 1241 C u b s k n o c k e d o ff H ie K lw u n ls O rio le s 8-2. T h e W h ite S o x (7-0) lo p the A m e ric a n D iv is io n . Icudlng the R o ta ry C lu b R o y a ls (5-2). A L a k e sid e G a lle ry A 's (3-3). the O rio le s (3-4). o n d Ihe B lu e J u y s (1 -6). In H ie N a tio n a l D iv is io n . H ie M oose Lodge P ira te s (5-1) n rc fo llo w ed b y the C u b s a n d K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s C a r d in a ls (both 4-3). a n d al Sanlord Mam orlal Stadium 110 14 000 04 - Whll* So« Blu* Ja y i a l Zlnn Back Flald Or tol*i Cubt 11 10 0 4 001 10 — 1 104 I f - I the S e m in o le P ro d u c e M a r lin s a n d E x p o s (both 1 0 ). O n F r id a y n ig h t, the A 's a rc sc h e d u le d lo p la y Ihe P ira te s In a 5:4 5 p.m . gam e a l S a n fo rd M e m o ria l S ta d iu m . C h r is L a u w s in a led the W h ile S o x w ith u d o u b le , tw o sin g les, tw o ru n s, a n d an R B I. B re tt C o u n ts a dd ed a d o u b le, one ru n , a n d an R B I. J .R . N o b les d o u b le d In a ru n . A le x J a c o t also b it a do u ble. G e ra ld B is h o p sin g le d a n d sco red tw o in n s . J e n k in s sco red tw o ru n s and drove In ano ther. C lu iz L y tic . A lv in S m ith , a n d S ie v e B ro w n each h it a sin g le a n d sco red a ru n . D o m in ie G e lls and D a v id R o b e rts e a ch scored a run. S teve P lp ltn n c had Iwo o f Hie B lu e J a y s lilts . M a rk K e rs l a n d L a w re n c e R u d o lf each lilt u sin g le . S h a u n P ric e trip le d In a rim a n d sco red a ru n lo pace Hie C u b s . Steve D ru ssard sin g le d tw ice a n d scored tw ice . R o b ert H a m p to n add ed a d o u b le a n d uti RB I. K u rt B lu e had a sin g le , one ru n . a n d tw o R B I. T e rra n c e H o u sto n sin g le d In a ru n . M ik e E v a n s sco red tw ice. W a lle r B ry a n t a n d D a rw in W illia m s each sco red a run. M n rlo A le x a n d e r a n d J e rm a in e M a ck e y each hit a sin g le fo r the O rio les. R lek F lo y d a n d M o nt S to k e s each sco re d u ru n . B ru ce C u r le r had an RBI. �20 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, April 21, 1994 Pierce runs away with ‘nothing special’ motor STATS & STANDINGS DOQS Wednesday night F irst race — 5/14. D: M M A IIfin k i Candy 41 SO 15 00 5 10 7 Heavenly Way 10 M r id iF a r lo r la it 4 10 d (4 J I M 40 P (4 71 10.40 T (4 7 3) IJ41.I0 Second race — *'14, C i 31.1) 7 Dark S * « l Lady 24 10 5 N I N 1 Hondo Mega Power 5 20 2.40 3Cr »Llght Foot 3 40 3 T rainer* Choice 3 20 O 11 7) 35 40 P (7 1) 300 40 T 171 2) 323 M T 17 I 3)1*1 !0 0 0 (4 7)51 10 5 (7 1 1 1) 741.40 Third r a c * - 1/1. t : 30.40 ( P a t iln F a it 2 40 2 40 3 40 5 $| Shannon 5 40 4 20 4 llottool Allen 5 00 O i l 5) 72.40 P 11 5) 10 00 T O 5 4)01.20 Fourth race — 5/10. D: 31,44 0 Olnny P ill 10 00 4 00 » 40 O Sum m Beel 20 20 1140 5 E«pr*»»lan* Jim 0 40 O (4 0) 101.40 P (0 4 ) 77 40 T (0 4 1) 3100 20 F lllh r a c e - 3 / 0 ,5 : 10.10 2 P u ll M ck en ile 25 40 10 20 4 20 7R(ghtGu**t 4 40 3 20 3 Pomona Pomp 4 SO O (3 7) 30 40 P (2 71 73.30 T 11 7 3) 100 00 Slath race — 5/11, D: 1130 1 Peach W are 4 40 4 20 3 00 0 Gem ini Star 31 40 4 00 iF o iy M I r a d e b a b y 310 Q U O ) 34 40 P (11) 1140 T O S S ) 141.40 Seventh race — 1/1. Si 10.54 7 Pl« Bush G uy 4 40 1 40 2 40 5 Public Action 4 40 4 00 4 Llltte Joyces 4 00 Q 11 71 24 20 P ( M l 34.40 T (7 5 4) 141.00 5 (7 5 4 A ll) 101.20 Eighth r a c e -5 /1 4 , B: 11.17 4 K a ltu Sapporo 0 20 7 10 13 20 J J d t B rick Top 15 40 4 10 7 Omni Startlghter J 20 011 4) 142.30 P (4 1) 134 00 T (4 171 l i t 00 Ninth race — 1/1, 5: 30 27 7 Ocala Cured 7 40 3 40 1 40 1 HuUool Greg 4 00 3 00 1 Vintage Velvet 4 20 011 7) 14 20 P (7 -l) 17.00 T (7-I-1) 170.04 1 0 t h r a c e - 1/14, D: 11.10 aS um m B aro n 7 40 3 40 3.20 l E J ’iJ e b ] 40 3 00 3 Ta>k Klondike 7 40 0 ( 1 4 ) 31.70 P (4 I) II JO T (4-1-1) 307.40 llt h r a c e — 1/14, C: 11.71 3 P rlm a Ruth 1 00 140 3 40 4 F la ih S p la ih 3 20 3 00 7 L o ra c’l Schemel 4 40 O (3 4) II 40 P (3 4132.40 T (1 4 71 170 40 TT (4 )-] 1 4 7) 0.00 Jackpef 4174 40 llt h r a c e — 3/0, 5:10.11 IR Io tS In lln 1 30 7 40 2 00 I Ml** SI T hom ai 3 40 3 40 4 Share A Moment 5 40 0 (1 3) 13 30 P II I) 1070 T (1-1-4) 104 00 l l t h r a c e - 1/14. A: 10 47 J C >Beauty Sleep 5 00 3 40 4 40 4 R ealistically 33 40 0 00 3 M l Shear Energy 13 40 Q U O ) 147 40 P 111) 104 20 T (1 1 1 ) 1103*0 Q D (I ) 1 A ll) II 0011 3 A ll 1) 117.40 I4lh race - 1 / 0 . 1:10.14 3 S| Shawn 4 40 3 00 5 30 4 In The Light 7 40 17 00 1 Proud A lle g lt 0 00 Q (1 4 ) 4 70 P (3 4) 0 40 T 13 4 3) 20 40 5 (3-4 1-1) 57.40 A-441) 11—5121,434 JAI-ALAI A t Orlando Seminole W tdneiday night F lrltg a m e 2140 7 Onalndla ISO 3 20 3 P ita 3 40 3 10 4 Arleche 3 00 Q 112) 41.40 P (7-1) 330.10 T (7 1 4)5)7.40 Second game OOnaindla A ip lr l 24 40 24.20 14.00 IC o le E n rlq u e 4 00 4 40 7 Pita R e y n 1 00 Q (3 4) II 40 P 14 1) 77.40 T (4 3 7) 404.00 DO 17-4) 0.00 (7-All) 54.00 Thlrdgam e 7 Pardo Don 12 40 71 40 7 00 I P ita Jos* 0 40 1 00 4 Onalndia O yarl 140' 0 (1 7 1 44 SO P 17 1) 147 M T (7 14) 414 20 Fourth gam* I R icardo 7 20 4 40 5 00 3 Pardo 13 00 15 40 4 Cole 4 40 0(1-1) 21 40 P <1 1) 314 10 T (1 3 4 ) 244 00 F ilth game lO n n d la C h m la 72 40 1 20 3 10 5 A rleche E rklag a 4 40 2 40 I Ricardo Enrique 1.00 0 ( 1 1) 74 40 P (1 5) 04 70 T 12 5-11 341.20 S lith g a m e I Ingoyen O yarl 14 00 3 40 3 40 3 Onalndla Jour 4 40 4 20 5 Berra V ictor ISO Q (1 11 55 30 P 11 1) 142.20 T (I 1 5)244.40 Sevenltgam * SM endl 13 40 500 3 30 3 Don 4 20 5 00 4 G o ltll 500 0 (3 5) 31 00 P (5 2) 04 40 T (1 1 4 ) 741 40 Eighth ga me 3 Napa Don 1110 7 10 140 4 Ren* Oyarl 3.30 4 40 4 Irlgoyan Chlm ela 340 Q (1 4) 42.30 P (7 41 117.40 TT (1-4-4) 301.10 Ninth gam* 3 Barra Bob 14 SO 4 00 4 00 1 Ole* G o ltll 31 40 7 40 4 Mendibe E rk lag a 1040 Q (1 3) 12 00 P (I I) (I 04 T (1-I-4) 247.00 TT carryover 502 00 lolhgam * 1 A rra io la • 7 SO 7 20 3 00 4 B tllr a n IF 80 5 40 7 Uralde , 5 40 QI1-4) 20.00 P *1-4 ) 74 50 T I M 7)047.40 11th gam* 4 Olea Bob 3130 1010 11.00 7 Mendibe G o llll 5 40 1 40 4 N a p 4 E rk l4 g a 140 Q 114) 11.10 PIS3) 17040 T (4 14) 135.40 lllh g t m o 0 Ren* Victor 10 40 5 30 3 00 4 Said Beltran 4 00 3 00 1 Mendibe Bob 140 Q (4 01 44 00 P (0 4) 111.70 T ISA-1) 411.10 0 0 1 1 * * 4 1 ) 177.40 lllh g o m t * Mendibe 1100 11.30 0 00 7A ram oyo 5.30 10.30 4 74apa 4 40 Q (3 4) 53.40 P (4 1)0.00 (4 A ll) 11.00 (A ll 1) 17.50 TS 4 1 4) 11.30 T S co rryo v tr 3411.00 talhgam * * Napa A ip lr l 1100 4 40 5 30 4 Ararnayo Beltran 120 140 7 Said Victor 5 20 a (4 I) 44.00 P It 4) 141.40 T 10 4 7) 450.10 5 (1 4 7 1)713 10 DO (4 11114 70 A —544: H - I J I . m BASEBALL STANDINGS N A T IO N A L L E A O U E A ll T lrm iE D T E a tt Q vltien W L Pci. OB 13 3 I ll — 4 1 4 .571 7 1 .417 55* 7 447 S'* 1 ! » 400 41* Central 01*1lion W L Pel. OB Cincinnati * 4 4*3 _ 51. Lou lt » 5 441 l* Houston .571 1 4 111 Pittsburgh 4 7 442 1 Chicago 3 10 111 4 W**t Division W L P ci. OB San Francisco ♦ 4 400 Colorado 7 7 .500 Hi Los Ang*let 4 » .400 1 San Diego 3 11 .1M 41* Wedneufey’t Oam •• Moulton 7. C h icag o ! San Francisco 1. Philadelphia 4 Colorado II. F lo r ld l I Cincinnati S, Pittsburgh* SI L o u isI. A tla n ta l M onlreal 4. Son Diego 3 L o t Angelet I. New York 5 .11 Inning* Thwrtday’i Garnet Philadelphia (Jackson 10) al San Fran c lic o (Torre* 0 1), D i p m M o n lr e a l 4HIM 7 1) a l S a n D ie g o (Whitehurol 1-2), 4 01pm New Y ork IGooden 2 0) at Loo Angelet IH erth lierO O ), 10 03pm Atlanta New York Florid* Philadelphia Montreal A M M IC A N LEAOUE All Times ID T ■ a il Civilian W L Pci. OB Toronto 10 5 .447 — Boston ( 443 5 1* Baltim ore 415 1 1 5 N tw York 7 4 .511 3 Detroit 5 10 131 5 Central Division W L Pel. OB Chicago * 443 — 5 1 Cleveland 7 543 5 Kansas C lly 7 * 531 IS* Milwaukee 4 7 441 31* M lnnetola 5 10 111 41) W *tl Division W L Pel. OB Oakland 7 7 500 _ California 7 447 '1 1 Seville 5 1 US IS* T»i«» 4 304 1'* * W ednetdoy't Game* K a m a*C ity tl. Detroit 4 New York 7, Seattle* Botton], Oak land 0 C alifornia I. Baltimore 1 M lnnetola 4, Cleveland 5 Toronto 4. Tout* 1 . 11 Inning* Chicago 1. M ilwaukee*. 11 Inning* T h w n d a /t Gamer Seattle I Bono 0 2) a lN e w York (P e ra i I 01. I;05p m Oakland (W ilt l-l) at Botton (Metkelh 0 I). 105pm C le v e la n d (C la rk (101 a l M ln n e to la (Mahome* (I 0), 1:15pm Chicago IFernander 12) a l M ilw aukee (E ld re d 1 I), 1 01p m C alifornia (Anderson 10) a l Baltim ore ( Rhode*0 21.7 l i p m SO U T H ER N L E A G U E E atle rn C iv ilia n w L P ci. O B 7 4 G reenville (Brave*) 434 — Jacksonville (M arlnersl 9 4 .in M Carolina ( P ir a le tl 4 4 500 1*1 Orlando (Cub*I a .301 3 » Knoavlll* (Blue J a y t l 4 10 244 41* Western D lvltlon H u n ltv lll* lA th llc t) 4 1 447 _ Chattanooga (Red!) 7 4 4)4 D M em phis (Royal*) 7 4 511 II* N ath vlll* (Twin*) 4 4 500 7 Birm ingham (W Soi) 4 1 .133 a Wednesday’ * Game* Jackton vllla 1, K n o iv llle 1, l i n t game Jack tonvlll* It. K r n iv l l li 1, second game Birm ingham 10, Mwnphl* 1 Chattanooga I, Orlando 1 H u n tivllle 1. H a ih v llle 4 T h u rtd a y 'iO a m e i Jacktanvllle at K n o iv llle M etnphlt a l Birm ingham Orlando a I Chattanooga. 1 H unltvlll# a l N athvlll* F L O R ID A ST AT E L E A O U E F lrt t H all E a ita rn Oivitlon W L P el OB B revard IM o rlin t) 1 5 115SI. Lucie iM e tt) 7 S 5*3 I* Otceola (A itro t) 7 4 531 I ua ylo na (Cub*) 4 7 447 1 Vero Beech (Dodger*! 4 7 .447 2 W P Beach (E a p o i) 2 II .154 4 W aitam D lvltlon F o rt M y e rt (Twin*) It 3 144 — Clearw ater (P h lllla t) 7 4 531 4 Dunedin (Blue Jay*) 7 4 111 4 Lakeland (Tlgart) 3 a 111 4 St. Pal* 1Cardinal*) 4 a 500 aw Charlotte (Ranger*) 5 7 .417 51* Tampa (Yank***) 5 7 .417 111 Saratola (Red Soa) 5 i 315 4 Wednesday# Game* SI, Lucl* 7, Char loll# 1. l i n t gam* St Lucl*atCharlo!f«.**condgam o. (n) Daytona 1. C la ir w a tir 3,10 Inning* FortM y»r*3, B revard I St P*ter*burgal Tampa, ppd , rain SaratolaJ. O tceola 0 Vero Beach*. Lak*land4 Dunedin 1, W ilt Palm Beach I Thursday'* Game* SI Lucl* at Charlotte Daytona at Clearw attr Brevard at Fort M y e rt St P e le rtb u rg o t Tampa Saratola a l Otceola Lakeland at Vero Beach Ounedln at Wett Palm Beach BASEBALL BOXIS R O C K IE S 14,M A R L IN S 4 F L O R ID A CO LO RAD O ab r h bl ab r h bl Brown* It S 0 I 0 Welt* I t 4 10 0 Mgdan 3b 5 1 1 0 MM um p 0 0 0 0 S h llla ld r l 3 1 0 0 G lra rd lc 4 1 1 0 G rd n tr p 0 0 00 B ch e tlo rf S i l l T ln g lty ph 1 0 0 0 G lrrg a lb 4 1 1 1 Conln* lb 4 1 1 1 Hayos3b 4 1 1 0 B rb e r le lb 4 0 0 0 B u r k ic f 4 3 14 C a rrllto c t 3 1 1 1 K n g e ry c l I 1 I 0 Sntiagoc 4 1 1 3 Jh n to n ll 1 0 2 1 K A b b lt i t 1 1 1 0 F rm a n p 110 0 R ap p p 10 0 0 VndrW Iph 1 0 0 0 R L e w Itp 0 00 0 C astilla« t 0 0 0 0 Aria* ph 1 0 11 M * | la lb 5 0 12 Nen p 0000 R ynoto p 10 0 0 O ilrd e p b 1 0 1 0 E Y n g ll 2 t 1I Aquino p 0 0 0 0 H nlerla lb 1 0 0 0 T a la lt IS 4 * 4 T o la li 40 1414 II Florida 0« III W - * Colorado 033 405 >ls - 14 E - Magadan 12). M a|la (1). O P Colorado I. L O B — F lorida 7, Colorado 4. 7B - Magadan (1), Corine 14), C a rrillo 12). A ria s (1). B urks II), Klngery 12), Johnson (I), Me11# (3). IB - C lra rd l 0 ) . HR — G alarrag a 3 13), Burks (4), EYouno (I). SB - S h e ltlild (1), C arrillo 111. CS - W ell* II). By PAUL M AR SIQ U A Special to tho Herald Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago White Sox. His stats ore for the 1994 season in the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and curront caroor totals (Including 1994 games) In the third column. Raines had throo singles and walked four times Wednesday In Chicago's 8 6 win over Milwaukee In 12 Innings, tying an American League record by reaching base seven times In a game without making an out. He fled the record originally sot by Detroit's Cesar Gutierrez on June 21,1970. RAINES GAUGE Category '94 Games........ ........ 11 At-bats........ ...... 47 Runs.......... ...... 10 Hits............ ...... 14 RBI.............. Ml**.* S Doubles...... Triples........ ........ 0 Homo runs........ 5 Steals......... Average...... ....... 298 b«st 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 S — Raynoto IP H R ER BB SO Florida Rapp 211 7 5 5 1 1 RLewl* II 0 0 0 0 I N e n L .0 1 2 3 4 4 2 1 Aquino 1 J 5 4 0 I Gardner 2 1 I I I 3 Colorado Reynoto 4 4 1 5 1 1 Freem an W. 10 4 1 1 1 3 7 M M unoi I 1 0 0 0 0 M B P - by R e y n e n IS hallleld l W P RLewl*. Ntn. Aquino U m p ire * — Horn*, w in t e r ! : F l r t t , F ro a m m ln g : Second. C ra w fo rd . T hird. Hernendei T — 2:51 A -41.047 CAST Due knell 1, Sutquehenn# 7 Columbia 30. D arlm oulti 4 Connecticut4. Holy Crot* I C o rllan d St 71 30, New P o lli SI I t C W Pott 14. Lafayette 1 Delaware 11. W e lt Chatter 5 Drew S.N JIT 1 D re a e ll. M d E a tle rn Shore 7,10 Innlngi E ConnellculSt 1, W Connecticut St 5 F alrlield S , A rm y ] Fordham 10. Wagner 4 Hamilton II. SI Lawrence I H artford !. Cent C om ecllcut 5 Je rte y C ity If, K in g*Poin t* Je rse y C ity St 20. M erchant M arin * Academ y * Keen* Slate! 1. Franklin P ie rce 1 1 Lehigh 12. M uhlenbirg 4 Long Island U ». SI John* 3 M e r lil 57. Manhantlan 4 2. 1*1 game, 1 Inning* M astach u se ltt! 11. Rhode Island J 5 Mat* Lowell 2131. New Ham pshire Coll 5 0 New H *m p ih lr*t-1S ,P ro vide nce ! ! New Haven* l* S Connecticut 1 1 Pharm acy 14. B eav tr College * Plymouth Slat* 4 4, Lyndon Slat* 5 0 Princeton I),Monm outh 10 Qulnnlplac 4. Wesleyan 3 Sacred Haart 34 II, Bridgeport o 5 Springfield, Mat* 11, A m e rican Inil 3 Trenlon SI.», Wilmington 5 Wett Virginia 10 14. Ouquetn* 3 4 Wilke* U n lv e rtlly 1013, King* College of Pa I 1 Yale 11. to n a l SOUTH A la b a m a l. Alabam aB Irm ingham 3 And*rton3. M ontreal Anderson 7 Armstrong $1 II. N e w b e r r y 7 Auburn 7, M ercer I C o lu m b utl. Valdosta 51 4 Delta St 14. Blrm lngfvtm Southern 0 Georgia College 4. West G eo rgia) Georgia Southern II. Georgia SI 5 Georgia le c h I, Georgia 0 Jacktanvllle 3. F lorida S t.I Jackton villaSI 1*. M o nttvallo 12 LSU 10. Centenary 4 Lim etton* 7. Belmont Abbey 4 Llptcom b 1, Lam b uthC oll 2 L lv ln g tlo n l Be Ihaven I Louisville 4, Au ttln P la y 3 M id d le Tenn 5. Tenneise* 4 M lt t ltiip p l 4, Southern M it t 4 MoreheedSI 4. M a rth a ll 5 New Or le a n t), N lch o llt SI I N Carolina St.I. N C Wilmington# N W Lou lllan a 3 4. Mender ton S i l l St. Lee 14, Weber I South Carolina 4. C le m to n l SE Lou lllan a II. Jackton St. I S. Illlno it IT, Auttn Paay * Tenn Wetleyan 4. Lincoln M em orial 1 Citadel l.C o a ila l Carolina 3 Troy SI 71, Furm an 5 7 Tulan* 4. SW Loulllana I Union. Ky . 5 10. A tb u ry I 4 Waka Foretl *. Davldton 7 M ID W EST Aqulnat 21 7. Grand Rapid* Bap lltt I 0 Cent M ichigan 14 1, M ichigan St 7 11 Dayton 4, M iam i, Ohio 3 E van tvllle 7. W. Kentucky 4 Illlno it SI 4 , 1Hindi 1 1 Indiana SI. II, P u rd u e ! low* I I , Iowa Stale I I M adonna; 2. Novthwd.Mich. 15 M utklngcm 1 14, H iram 1 1 N ebraska!. Kama* 3 Ohio Northern * 3. Baldw in W allace 1 10 Ohio St 15. T o ltd ) 7 Ohio U. 5. Youngttown I Oklahoma St. la Oklahoma 5 Spring Arbor * t T rl Slat* 11 Upper Iowa 10 30. Luther 110 V alparaiso !, Indiana 1 W ichita SI 11, Tanas Arlington 1 W ootltr 11, Allegheny 7 11 SOUTHW EST Howard Payne 15, Ccncordla Lutheran 0 LaTournaau 11 1). WHey 01 T a ia t San Anlonlo 10 SI Edw ard’!. T te a t 0 Way land B ap lltt 10. W Taeat A I M ) FARW EST A ir F orce l7, Colorado M int* 10 CS Sacram ental, CS Chico 1 Portland 51. a. Oregon SI 1 A ll T lm tt EO T EASTERN CO NFERENCE A lla n tic Dtvlslen W L Pet. OB y New York 54 23 444 — carter 1,828 0,923 1,221 2,065 715 332 100 128 753 .298 Tim Raines ■ Orlande * New Jertey M iam i Boslon Philadelphia Wathlnglon A lla n la ■ Chicago ■ Indiana ■ Cleveland C h arlo lle Detroit Milwaukee k 4f 44 41 Jl 24 73 C«ntr«l Div*»»on 14 11 45 45 19 70 70 11 41J 14 550 It .11) 44 197 55 J04 57 711 74 75 15 15 40 40 40 lit 10W DW 73 30 3IW 100 — 494 1 541 11 541 II 444 I4W 750 14 750 14 W ESTERN CO NFERENCE Midwest Dlv It Mn W L Pd y Houtton 11 77 777 54 74 475 ■ S in Antonio ■ Utah 50 79 411 ■ Denver 41 39 411 M lnnetola 70 40 750 11 44 1)9 Dallas P l(M ic Divition ( Sealll* 41 »♦ 743 ■ Phoenn 54 74 4/5 41 11 409 ■ Golden Stale 4A 11 547 ■ Portland L A Laker* 13 47 413 77 57 347 Sacramento L A Clipper* 71 51 114 I clinched b elt confer enc* record i clin ched p layolt berth y clinched d lvltlo n till* • OB — JW 7 14W J7W 44 — 7 1JW 14W 74 J)W 34 W ednetday't Garnet Orlando 111. M lnnetola 111 Charlotte 117, Wathmgton 111 Indiana 10*. Cleveland*! Milwaukee 10). Detroit 71 Denver 100. L A Clipper* IS Seam* 111. L A L a k e n v o Thursday's Garnet Char loll* at Botton 7 J0p m Philadelphia al New York. 7 10 p m A lla n ta a l M iam i, 7.30p.m. D a lla ta l Houtton. I 30 p m P o rtla n d al Utah, * p m Sacram tnloalG olcfen Stale, * 30 p m NBA ■ BOXES ■■■ ■■■>' ■■■■■■ M A O IC III. T IM B E R W O L V E S 101 M IN N E S O T A (111) Wet I S 17 7 7 12. Laeltner 7 I) 7 2 4 Brown 1 5 00 4. M W illiam * 7 7 0 0 4. Rider 17 30 4 5 71. Ma«ey 1 4 00 2. Perton 1 10 7 7 17, Bailey 7 7 1 2 5. Smith 37 I I 7. D avit 0 3 00 0 Jackton 7 4 0 0 4. G uiterg ) i 0 7 io lo la lt 43 *713 17101 OR LAN DO (1211 Scott 5 12 0 0 17. Kryttkow lak 5* 0 ) 10 O'N eal 73 31 « 11 53. Anderton 7 10 0 I 15. Hardaway 4 II 13 14. Skllet 14 0 0 1 Royal 2 4 0 0 4. Avenl 1 40 0 2. Bowl* 1 1 0 0 1 . Green 0 3 1 4 1 Totals 50*4 IS 73 l i t M lnnetola 10 15 21 34 - 111 Orlando M 25 31 II - 111 3 Point goal* — Minnesota 3 » (Perton 3 7. Rider 0 I, Jackton 01). Orlando 1 15 (Scoit 7 i Skllet I l. Bowl* 1 2, Haradaway I ). Anderton 1 4) Fouled out — Non* Rebound* — M lnnetola 40 (Laettner II), Orlando SO (O'Neal II). A t t it lt — M lnnetola 25 IJackton 5), Orlando 22 IHardaway *1 Total lo u lt — M ln n e to la 32, Orlando 13 Technical — O rlln d o lllleg al detente A — 15,3*1 TVIRADIO A U T O R A C IN O , 11 p m. — SUN, T h it Vfeek In N ASCAR M A JO R L E A O U E B A S E B A L L 7 p m — SUN. Pennant Chat* 1(3 p m - WON, New Y ork M e lt at L o t Anoelet Dodqert. |L) CO LLEO EBASEBALL 4 p m , — SUN, F S U /M lk tM a rlln S h o w 7 30 p m — SC. Florida Slat* at Jackton vlllo BO ATIN O 7 a m — SUN. Oalord and Cambridge Race B O XIN O 1:30 p m. — E SP N , Junior w e llerw elg h lti Jake Rodrlquer v i Ray O liveira. (LI 3:30 a m. — ESPN . Heavyweight!: L a rry Donald vt. Bert Cooper M OTOR SPORTS f p m. — SUN, Motor Cycling Race 10pm . — SUN. M o lo rtp o rlt Hour SK IIN O 1:30 p m. — SUN, World Eelrem e Champ! onihlpa Radio BASEBALL S:S0 p m - W T L N A M (1530). Southern L e a g u e , O r la n d o a l C h a tt a n o o g a double header M IS C E L L A N E O U S 4 p m . - W G T O A M 1540), The P re tt Uo< 7 p m. - WWNZ A M (240/1440), The Sport* Nut 10 p m. - WWN2 A M (740), F lorida Sports Exchange 10 p m. - W GTO A M (540). Sports Bylin* U SA 10 p m . - WWNZ AM (U40). Sport* Fan Tonight Lions Continued from ID A lte r S la v ik s to ic se co n d, M ik e R u g lc n lu a till a s liiir p o n c -h n p p c r that T h u c n s sn a re d and . a f lc r fre e z in g the ru n n e rs, th re w o u l K u g ii-n lu s a l first, Ih tllh o rn (hen a ttem p ted a s u ic id e sq u e e ze b in L y m a n th ird base in an .b iso n S h ip le y a n d c a lc h c r T e d R o lle r m ad e a great p la y to n a il D ro w n at (he plate. W ith S la v ik , one o f D ie c o u n t y ’s q u ic k e st ru n n e rs , on th ird a n d D c llh o rn o n first, F e rre ll c a lle d tbr a d e la y e d d o u b le steal. W h e n H e llh o rn d re w a th ro w fro m T h a c n s to secon d base, S la v ik broke fo r h o m e a n d heat K tlc y C a l a p a ' b th ro w to the plate. ‘ ‘T h a t's Jusi in e x p e rie n c e ," s a id L y m a n c o a c h Dot> M c C u llo u g h , s h r u g g in g I lls s h o u ld e rs. " I t 's su c h a s m a ll m ista k e , hut b e ca u se w e're not h itt in g (he hall at u ll, It's m a g n ifie d . It's a sh a m e , because M a rk p itc h e d a n e x c e lle n t b a llg a m e against a fine te a m ." M ik e H y n e s w a s th e o n ly L io n w h o m a n a g e d to so lve the p ro b le m presen ted by T h n e n s ' rlg h t-lia n d e d s id c a rm d e liv e ry , g o ­ in g 2-for-3 w ith a n In fie ld sin g le In the fifth a n d a s in g le o ff T h u c n s ' sh o e In th e se v e n th . M ik e K u g lc n lu s (w h o bro ke u p the n o ­ b b ie r), D ro w n, S la v ik , a n d A d a m C o le m a n each had u sin g le . L ik e w is e , L y m a n 's F re d Y o u n g w a s 2-for*3 against D c llh o rn . F ittin g ly . D c llh o rn hud the last w o rk , s t r ik in g o u l Y o u n g to e n d I the gam e. T o m m y D ix o n had the o n ly o th e r G re y h o u n d h it o ff D c llh o rn . a s in g le to lend off the s e v e n th Inning. D c llh o rn (5-4) s t r u c k o u t s ix a n d w a lk e d one w h ile T h n e n s (5-2) h ad tw o s trik e o u ts u n d o n e w a lk . O v lc d n can c lin c h D ie S A C c ro w n w ith a w in o v e r B cco n d -p lacc L a k e D ru n tlc y (w h ich heat L u k e M a ry 5-3 W e d n e sd a y for Its e ig h th c o n s e c u tiv e w in ) o n F rid a y n ig h t. T h e gam e, sc h e d u le d to stu n at 7 p .m „ w ill be p la y e d at O v ie d o H ig h S c h o o l's M lk tc r F ie ld . L y m a n w ill atte m p t to end Its four-gam e lo s in g stre a k In a 1 p .m . g am e at D elto na S a tu rd a y aftern oo n . N E W S M Y R N A R E A C H - O r­ la n d o 's D a rh a ru Pierce , w ith her " K -M a rt m o to r." o u tc la ss e d the field to go green lin g to c h e c k e rs tn the S p o rts m a n feature last S a t u r d a y , A p r il 16, at N ew S m y r n a S p eed w ay, "D u tc h (her h u sb a n d ) a n d a few o f th e g u y s w o rked from eig h t In the m o rn in g u n lit five last S a tu rd a y to b u ild m e th is m n lo r ." sa id P ie rce , a se ve n -lim e F A S C A R c h a m p io n w h o Inis been ra c in g fo r eight years. " I t's n o th in g sp e c ia l, n o e x o tic parts. I t 's s t r i c t l y a K - M a r t - b u ! lt eng in e. "O v e ra ll, lire ear w as really ho o ked u p . E v e ry th in g felt real g o o d ." Pierce, w h o started on the pole, took the ch e ck e re d Hag 1 1 c u r le n g t h s in fr o n t o f A rt Chapm an. " A t o n e p o in t. I sta rte d (o c a tc h D a rh a ru ." said C h a p m a n , th e c u r r e n t N ew S m y r n a S p e e d w a y F A S C A R S p o rtsm a n p o in ts lender. "H u t then the tires gol hot a n d from then out. I w as n ever In c o n ie iitln n . " P o w e r at t h is tra c k Isn 'i a lw a y s a m a jo r factor In w in n in g races. A good h a n d lin g c a r is rc n lly the key to fin is h in g w ell. T o n ig h t. I d id not have a good h a n d lin g c a r " T h e r e a l b a t t l e In t h e S p o rts m a n h e a d lin e r w as the lia b le for th ird place. F o r the m a jo rity o f the race, W a ll Log g in s and H ill L o o m is h auled e ith e r w h ce l-lo -w h e cl o r h u m p e r-to -b u m p e r lo r the p o sitio n w ith D ale C lo u se r rid in g In liftli place. W it h s i x la p s to go I h c c lic c k e rs , C lo u s e r began to m ix II up w ith h o g g in s and l.o o m ls for th ird place. F o u r la p s later, C lo u s e r m ade a low pass to gel by h o g g in s and L o o m is and take o v e r I b ird place " W e w ere tra d in g p o sitio n s a n d m ix in g n u p real good i ll all o f a sudd en, there w as a hole a n d I w ent lor It.” said C lo u se r. w h o has com peted In o n ly live races " T ilt s is o u r lie s i Mulsh ever. T o n ig h t, the c a r w a s a l the best b 's e v e r be en." h o g gin s fin ish e d (o u rtli ahead o f Loom is. T h e 2f)-lap L ate M odel feature event c o u ld have h e rn dubbed t h e D a lo u g li / R u s s e l l s h o w , D nlm ig lt Ju m p ed to the e a rly lead w ith M ik e F itc h In secon d and R u sse ll a s s u m in g th ird . Th re e la p s later, R u sse ll got b y F ilc h a n d the sh o w w a s on. R u sse ll Im m e d ia te ly hooked u p o n D a lo u g h 's re a r b u m p e r a n d the tw o e ars raced as one. S e v e ra l tim e s R u s s e ll b ro k e the d r a b a n d a tlc m p te d to pass U a lm ig h , first Inside, then o u t­ s i d e . E a c h t im e . H a lo u g h sla m m e d the d o o r on R u sse ll. D ulnugh lo o k the c h e c k e rs a h a lf a e a r I c n g lh a h e a d of R u sse ll. F ilc h w a s th ird , the o n ly o th e r ear on the lead lap. R ic k y W ood w as fo u rth w ith D ru c r E ve re tt fifth. "M a n , I w as In a race to n ig h t," so ld Dulnugh. " D a v id Is som e k in d o f ro m p c tb ln n . W e raced hard and cle a n . If 1 had m ade o ne had m ove. It w o u ld h u v r lic c n till o v e r." T h e L im ite d L a te M odel event w as a lm o st a m ir ro r Image o f the L ate M odel feature. Pole sitter D a rre ll F ry e ch a rg e d m b o f tu rn fo u r tn la k e th e |x>lnt. M ichael W lllln m s . w h o started from the fo u rth p o sitio n , m oved Into see m id place on the se co n d la p nnd (he race w as on. F o r (he re m a in in g 13 laps. F r y e a n d W ilb u r n s sw a p p e d p a in t, but a d e te rm in e d Frye Im ug o n lo n o tch lb s flrs i w in of th e season. T r a ilin g the lend duo w ere R ob L y o n s . A lle n Rhodes, a n d A n d y S a lflo ttl. Il took G le n n ( ‘a stro o ne hip to go front hts six th -p la c e s ta rlin g p o sitio n lo secon d place In Ilie llo m b e r featu re event. O ne lap later, C a s tro b le w b y M ik e Dove to take the lead. O n ce In c o m m a n d , C a stro had c le a r s a ilin g to v ic to r y lane R o u n d in g m il the lo p five were. In o r d e r o( f i n i s h . U o b b y S te v e n s, G a ry F ro sh . D oug G o u ld , and J e r e m y F itch . D ave S u v lc k l h e ld off a Im nl c h a rg in g J o e M id d le to n to pick u p Ills th ird M o d ifie d feature w in of Die season. C o m in g In behind M id d le to n were W a y n e Parker. R o u tild M ille r, a n d F re d P u m p liu h h y S e a r s p ic k e d u p a ca k e -w a lk w in In the M in i-S to ck d iv is io n . C o n ra d G re n ie r. 10 cur le n g th s h ack, w a s secon d In fron t o f T e d V u lp lu s . Dob D oxle, a n d J a re d A llis o n . T ile K u n A I x iu l feature w us w on by D a n M c C a rrle k . D re ll W e lie r f in is h e d l l r s l In I h r M in i-S tu ck E n d u rn . Late charge lets, .Heckle claim Spring Sizzler win B y BILL SIEO E R T S p e c ia l lo tho H oiald H A R D E R V I L 1 .E W ayne H e c k le sat behin d pole sitter and ra c e -le a d e r E d M e red ith for 47 la p s S a t u r d a y n ig h t , t h e n c h a rg e d to the fro m a n d w ent on to la k e the F lo rid a M o d ifie d S p rin g S iz z le r hi a 50 lap, 34-car f e a t u r e a t V o l u s ia C o u n t y Sp eedw ay. "I Just had to w a tch for an o p e n in g ." H e ck le said, d e sc rib ­ in g fils Inside m o ve on M e red ith g o in g Into tu rn one on lap 18 to la k e Ihc lead. "It w as a hardf o u g h t r a c e till a r o u n d the (ra c k ." In o th e r d iv is io n s last S a tu r ­ d a y night: • O r la n d o 's D a v id R o g e rs n o tch e d the first v ic to ry o f the season for the W in sto n R a cin g S e rie s by ta k in g the 30 -lap Late M odel feature. • D rn c c Maker w on D ie 15-lap P ro S lo c k h e a d lin er. • J im m y W in k s w as in the w in n e r 's c ir c le fo llo w in g Die 2 0 -la p S u p e r S to c k m a in . • W e s F lly n w fin is h e d In front o f Die M in i-S to c k feature. • J im D u lle r to p p e d the H o b b y S to c k field. H a rd ch a rg e r a w a rd s w ent In J o n C o m p u g n o n c J r . IM odlfleds). J e f f M arket! (Late M odels), R ay F u lfo rd (Pro S to ck), K e n n y W est (Su per Stock), D ill Rose (M iniStock). a n d R o b W h ile (llo h h y S tack). M e red ith , w ith n SS-n ltip c a r ­ rot d a n g lin g In fron t u f h im for hip bo n u s m o n e y, ca m e o ff the green Hag and paced the race th ro u g h a h a lf-d o ze n c a u tio n Hags to earn $ 2 3 5 In b o n u s m o n e y before H e c k le led the last three la p s to e a rn $1 5 In b o n u s m o n e y a n d the w in . H e c k le not o n ly w o n the S j ir ln g S i z z le r fo r F lo r id a M o d llle d s, hut also c la im e d nil e x tra $ 1 0 0 p rize as the fast q u u llflc r. S eco nd -fastest q u a lifie r h o n o rs w ent lo D u tc h Y o a k u m . H e c k le a n d M e re d ith w ere fo llo w e d by M ik e L o c s c h c r Sr . W ray S haffer, a n d S k ip i lo n ttkci In the S u p e r S to c k ruce. W in k s started on Du* o u tsid e pole. Dm w h e n |»)le sitte r J e r ry G lllla r d c o u ld n 't co m e tip to speed al the d ro p o f Die green Hag. W in k s w ent to the lead a m i stayed there for the rest o f the 20 -lap event. R o u n d in g o u l th e lo p five b e h in d W in k s w ere, in o rd e r of f in is h , D a v id P o n d e r, K e n n y W est, R u s ty E b e rso lc , a n d J a c o b W a rre n . R ogers. Die S u n b e lt R egion c h a m p io n d u r in g th e M id i W in s to n R a c in g S c rie s season. Is on target to m ore o r less defend that title sin c e th is Is the first s e a s o n th a t V o lu s ia C o u n t y S p eed w ay has featured the L ate M o d els for D ie W R S title. F o llo w in g Rogers acro ss Die fin is h lin e w ere M ik e F r llz , J e ff D u rk e tt, G u y T h o m a s, a n d J a s o n D urkett. M aker w as the pole sitte r for the Pro S lo c k s a n d ra n the r n lir c 15 la p s In front lo tu kc the ch eckered Hag ahead o f Roger W r e n , R a y F u lf o r d , N e ls o n D urgone. a n d D ebb ie G a m m o n . Rod D u lc h c r w as the e a rly leader In th e M in i-S to c k s, then fell b e h in d as th re c -tlin c d e fen­ d in g t r a c k c h a m p io n K i c k F n lrb a n k lo o k o ver the point. Hut F lly n w grab bed the lead a w a y from F u lrb u n k on Ihc 11tli la p nnd ran h is w ay to the fin is h line. T r a ilin g F lly u w . F n lrb a n k . and llu lc h e r to the ch e c k e rs w ere J o e S in e s a n d Pat N orris. D u lle r p aced Robert Letter, R o b W h ite , and M ik e S a m p le In the H o b b y S lo c k feature. A s p h a lt r a c in g a l V o lu s ia C o u n ty Sp eedw ay, located 15 m ile s west o f D ayto n a B e a ch on H ig h w a y 40 , c o n tin u e s every S a tu rd a y n ig h t. F o r m ore Infor­ m atio n . c o n lu c t the race o ffice at (904) 2 5 5 -2 2 4 3 or (904) 9854402. Tennis C o n t in u e d f r o m I B A ih lc llc C o n fe re n ce lo ti m a n ic nt lust w eek becau se o f a so re back, sw ept K n th a r lu a W in g e n fe ld HO at No. 1 sin g le s a n d Jo ined w ith T in a W h ile lo Ix-til W in g e n fe ld a n d J a m ie D rld g cs H-2 at No. I d o u b le s. A ls o n e ttin g w in s fo r S e m in o le |6 (i) w ere D la n e a S te v e n s o n (w ho bested M a g a ll U rlg u o n ! 8-1 at No. 3 singles), K e lly D u llln g a lt (an H-2 w in n e r o v e r D ln e c ' F lo m it ln o at No. 5 sing les), a n d the No. 2 d o u b le s la n tle m o f S te v e n so n u n d A lis o n W e stm n rk (9-7 v ic to rs o ver D rlg n o n l nn d Iris M alnvc). F o r C o lo n ia l (1-9), B r id g e s topped W c s tllio rk 9-7 at No. 2 sin g le s w h ile M a ln v c ro lle d b y W h ite 8-1 ut No, 4 singlet*. �1, . 1-..- V ’ -iill/.'1 :{Jfo\ji&fy!jJ& m iW ’ PPF&& Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, April 21, 1994 - 1 1 People DAR receives state awards IN BRIEF Foliage (estival set T h e A p o p k a W o m a n 's C lu b w ill present Its 3 3 rd a n n u a l A p o p k a A r t a n d F u lla g e F e stiv a l on A p r il 2 3 a n d 24 fro m O a .m . In 5 p.m . In A p o p k a C it y P a rk on P a rk A v en u e . A rt lovers cu n e n jo y the m o re thnn 170 d is p la y s a s a rtis ts a n d c ra ftsm e n co m p e te for th o u sa n d s or p rize s, p u rc h a s e a w a rd s a n d sutes. C e n tra l F lo rld n pla nt cxjrcrt, T o m M c C u b b tn w ill Ire a v a ila b le on S u n d n y from noon u n til 2 p in . T h ere w ill be o th e r p la n t e x p e rts a v a ila b le to a n sw e r q u e stio n s us w ell. C iv ic g ro u p s w ill offer u v a rie ty o f food a n d beverage co n cessio n s. T h e re w ill n lso be b u s to u rs to lo c a l n u rs e rie s at lO a .in ., noon a n d 2 p.m . D us to u rs nre 9 2 .5 0 e a ch a n d In clu d e u free p la n t. A d m is s io n to the fe stiva l Is free, but pets are not p e rm itte d . F o r m o re I n fo rm a tio n , c a ll th e A p o p k a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e at 8 8 0-1 441 . Walk America planned T h e W n lk A m e ric a fu n d ra is e r w ill take p la ce lo c a lly s ta rtin g at S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C o lle g e on S a tu rd a y . A p r il 23. T h e o fficia l k ic k o ff Is 7:3 0 a.m . w ith re g istra tio n from 6:30 a .in . to O a .in . T h e proceed s from W n lk A m e rle s benefit the M a rc h o f D im es, a n a tio n a l v o lu n te e r hea lth a g e n cy w ho se m iss io n Is to Im prove the h e u llh o f b a b ie s bu p re v e n tin g b irth de fects a n d Infant m o rta lity . W u lk c rs co lle ct d o n a tio n s before w a lk day. D o n a tio n s are based on p a rtic ip a tio n , not m ile s w alked. T h e re w ill be food a n d re fre sh m e n ts a v a ila b le for w a lkers. F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c a ll E m ily C le m e n te at 8 4 9 0 7 9 0 . Biking for boy In need of transplant O n S u n d u y , A p r il 24, u 0O -m tlc H ik e r's P o k e r H u n w ill be h e ld to benefit N ic h o la s T u llm u n , u 2-year-old Ixiy In need o f an Im m e diate heart tra n s p la n t. T h e rid e In the c o u n try b e g in s at 9 a.m . w ith n o b ik e le a v in g after 11 a.m . It s ta rts ut the Fo xh eu d L o u n g e In O steen a n d en d s at the L a ke M onroe Inn In S a n fo rd . T h e cost Is $5 per h a n d w ith gu a ra n te e d first and second p rize s of $ 5 0 a n d 9 1 0 0 resp e ctiv e ly . Fo r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c u ll S k ip at 3 2 1 -6 5 2 8 or G en e and T e rri at 66 8-0 850 . Confederate memorial service O H l.A N D O — T h e a n n u a l C o n fed era te M e m o ria l S e rv ic e wtl be held A p r il 24 at L u k e E o la In d o w n to w n O rla n d o . A t 1:30 p.m . a w re a th w ill lie placed b y the sta tu e at the cast end o f the p ark. S e rv ic e s w ill tie c o n d u cte d tit 2 p.m . ut G re e n w o o d C e m e te ry In O rla n d o . A t the cem e te ry , the sp ea k er w ill be B a rb a ra S lc h c l, tre a su re r o f the F lo rid a C h a p te r of the U n ite d D a u g h te rs o f the C o n fed eracy . T h e p u b lic Is Invited to attend . F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , co n ta ct A r th u r C h e sse r at 14 07)896-1475. Hollywood East clogging classes H o lly w o o d E ast D a n c e rs c o n d u c t c lo g g in g c la s se s every T h u rs d a y . B e g in n e rs from 6:3 0 to 7:30 p.m . and Inte rm ediate fro m 7:30 to 8:30. ut M clo d ce S k a tin g R in k . W . 2 5 th Street near A lrjro rl B o u le v a rd In Sa n fo rd. T h e co st Is 93 per cla ss, ages 5 and up. P a re n ts free w ith p a y in g c h ild . F o r In fo rm atio n , c a ll M a rty ut 32 2-5 761 o r D aw n. 904-73502 70. East-West Kiwanis Club meets Thursday Euat-W est K lw u n ls C lu b o f S a n fo rd m eets e v e ry T h u r s d a y ut 7 p.m .. at the F rie n d s h ip 6t U n io n Lo d g e b u ild in g , c o rn e r of L o c u st A v e n u e a n d S e v e n th Street. V is it in g K lw a n ia n s urc w elcom e. F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll R ob ert W h itta k e r, presid ent. HB9-6042. Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly O v e rca te rs A n o n y m o u s rnccta every T h u rs d u y . at 7:3 0 p.m .. at the C o m m u n ity U n ite d M e th o d ist C h u rc h . P ln e y R idg e Road und U .S. 17-92, C a sse lb e rry . F o r In fo rm a tio n , r u ll C a ro l, 3220657. S A N F O R D — T h e co n feren ce ro o m o f I he S a n fo rd H is to ric a l M u se u m w as the se ttin g fo r the A p r il 8 m e e 'ln g o f the S a lllc H a rris o n C h a p te r o f th e D a u g h ­ ters o f the A m c r lc u n R e v o lu tio n . T h e o p e n in g ritu a l w us c o n ­ d u c te d b y Regent V ir g in ia M lk le r a n d C h a p lu ln E s te r A n d e rso n . L o u rltie M essenger d isc u sse d the E ig h te e n th A m e n d m e n t to th e C o n s t it u t io n a n d A m e r i­ c a n is m C h a ir m a n P at F o x b ro u g h t the p resid en t g e n e ra l's m essage. N a tio n a l D e fe n se C h u lr m a n E lis a b e th B o y d read e x c e rp ts from an a d d re ss to the D A R cnee on be h a vio r. B o y d a lso d isc u s se d e v e n ts sp o n so re d by the S a lllc H a rris o n C h a p te r to h o n o r W o rld W a r II v e te ra n s d u rin g 1993-94. T h e y In clu d e p ln n lln g a p o p la r tree In f r o n 1 o f t h e m u s c u in . p a rtic ip a tin g In the A r m is tic e D ay parade In S a n fo rd , se n d in g c o m fo rt Item s to V A h o sp ita ls, p r e s c n lln g the (lug now fly in g In fron t o f the C h a m b e r o f C o m ­ m e rce b u ild in g , lo c u tln g seven s u rv iv in g v e te ra n s o f W o rld W a r I. g iv in g a w a rd s to o u ts ta n d in g H O T C s t u d e n t s In S e m in o le C o u n ty , a n d c o m p ilin g u s c ra p ­ bo o k o f W W II m e m o ra b ilia w ith p ictu re s, ra tio n txa ik s. V -tnu ll. etc. M a rc h m in u te s w rre rend by re c o rd in g se cre ta ry Inu R a tliff a n d the tre a s u re r’s report w as g iv e n by D o ro th y E rls m a n . Regent M lk le r a n n o u n c e d nine c h n p tr r m e m b e rs attend ed the D A R S ta le C o n feren ce. S h e rc- DEAR ABBYi 1 teach e lc n trn la ry sch o o l lit ru ra l W is c o n s in , u n d 1 h ave fo u n d that head lice are fa irly c o m m o n in a c IicxiIh (o n e -th ird o f m y clu ss w u s In ­ fested w ith them ), becau se k id s sh a re co m b s, b ru sh e s und lu lls w ith th e ir frie n d s. (L ic e do not ju m p from p e rso n lo person. 1 T h e stu d e n ts w ere a ll sent h o m e for irc u t m c n l. a n d u n d e r the d ire c tio n nfc the sch o o l n u rs e th ey a ll re tu rn e d the sa m e tiny. A b h y . O cto b er w as N a tio n a l H ead L ic e M o n th , so the k id s In m y c la s s d id som e rese arch a n d le a rn e d that th e y c a n n o t get lic e from (or give th e m lo) th e ir pels. O ne Imy m a d e a h e a d b a n d w ith " fe e le rs " on II (or llte nurse to w ear d u rin g head lic e ch e ck s. T h e k id s even ca m e u p w ith a "c o o tie c h e e r " to sca re Ilie lice a w a y. T h e fa m ily w ho sh u n n e d th e ir re la tiv e s o v e r llc c w ere lo u sy re la tives. KATHLEEN COOK DEAR KATHLEENt M y. w hat a g ra p h ic le tic rl I c o u ld b a re ly g e l th ro u g h It w ith o u t s c ra t­ c h in g m y h ru d h a lf a dozen tim e s. T h a n k s for u d v ls ln g m e that O cto b e r w as N a tio n a l H ead L ic e M o n th . It's n ew s to me. DEAR ABBYt A clo se m e m b e r o f m y fu m lly re c e n tly passed a w a y. M y co -w o rk e rs w here I bad w o rk e d fo r a lm o st 20 y ea rs sent one s y m p a th y c a rd sign ed b y a ll m y co-w orkers. 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C o m m e m o ra tiv e C o m m u n ity S e rv ic e — e xcellen t N a tio n a l B ib le W eek aw ard . C h a p la in E ste r A n d e rs o n J A C " F la g s In A m e ric a n H is ­ tory'* — o u ts ta n d in g su p p o rt a n d p a rtic ip a tio n . W in n e rs a ll from Page P riv a te S c h o o l nre: D a v id K o b e rlrln . first place; Ms. S n e ll's clu ss, first place: Ms. K c rc a d o 's c la ss, secon d place: D a v id G u e v a ra , h o n o ra b le m enH on: G le n W e lc h , h o n o r a b le m e n tio n . R e g is t r a r C a t h y W ile y I n ­ tro d u c e d new m e m b e r H c ld l H a in e s a n d p ro sp e c tiv e m e m ­ b e rs C la ir e E v a n s O 'C o n n o r . S h ir le y J . K e rr. C a n d a c e L y n n K e rr. B re n d a H c lc h lc a n d S a n d ra M oody. N o m i n a I l u g C o m m 11 t e e C h a ir m a n G ra c e P a r k s a n ­ n o u n ce d the fo llo w in g o ffice rs for the 1994-95 year: R egent. V ir g in ia M lk le r : v ic e re g e n t. A ly n n c F a u g h n a n ; c h a p lu ln . E ste r A n d e rso n : re c o rd in g se cre ­ ta ry , L a u ra F a n c h c r; c o rre ­ sp o n d in g se cre ta ry . B e tty S lcffens: treasurer. S a ra P atterson ; re g istra r. C a th e rin e W ile y: h is to ­ ria n . E m o g e n e H clsm n n ; and lib ra ria n , G ra c e Parks. F o llo w in g (he b u sin e ss m e e t­ in g m e m b e rs enjoyed a to u r of the n e w ly co m p le te d m u se u m . Teacher turns lice into class lesson Sunrise Kiwanis meets Friday T h e S e m in o le S u n ris e K iw a n is C lu b m eets e v e ry F r id a y , at 7 a.m ., at S h o n e y ’s. U S 17-92. so u th o f A irp o r t B o u le v a rd . V is it in g K tw u n la n s u rc w elco m e. 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I h ave c o n trib u te d to h av e no reason to be em bure v e ry c o lle c tio n In m y d e p a rt­ russed — I've h eard from m a n y m ent — und o th e r d e p a rtm e n ts a d u lts o v e r th e y e a rs w h o fin d co m fo rt In s u c k in g th e ir th u m b s — for b irth s, de aths, sickn e sse s, w hen th e y ’re stressed or o v e rly re tire m e n ts a n d o th er o cca sio n s. tired . S o m e even sleep w ith rag M a y b e I a m b e in g o v e r l y d o lls o r " s e c u r it y " b la n k e ts they se n sitiv e , but I w as very h u rl by have kept sin c e th e ir ch ild h o o d , th is se e m in g la c k o f curing. I w o u ld a p p reciate y o u r o p i­ R e la x , y o u 're n o rm a l. n io n . A n d I hope (hut m a y b e DEAR ABBY; M y father, w ho som eone w ill le a rn that a death Is 42. is m a r r y in g u w o m a n w h o In o n e 's fu m lly sh o u ld not be a c k n o w le d g e d as one a c k n o w l­ Ju st tu rn e d 20. (M y m o th e r passed aw ay thre e y e a rs ago.) I ed ges u b irth d a y — w ith one w a s a sk e d to he a b rid e sm a id . (I curd sig n e d by everyon e. HURT AND DISAPPOINTED am 18.) Is It c u s to m a ry to give a fu tu re D E A R H U R T t M y co n d o len ces ste p m o th e r a b rid a l sh o w e r? o n the loss o f y o u r beloved NO NAMES, PLEASE fa m ily m e m b e r. P erh ap s In y o u r g r ie f y o u n re b e in g o v e r ly DEAR NO NAMES! C lo se fu m ­ se n sitiv e . lly m e m b e rs do not u s u a lly host Fo rg iv e me, b ill a s y m p a th y ca rd b e a rin g the sig n a tu re s o f a ll o f y o u r e o -w o rk e rs d o c s not n e c e s s a rily in d ic a te a " la c k o f c u r i n g . " S o m e o n e b u d (o p u rc h a se the c a rd , mu! see lo It U nit It w as c irc u la te d to all y o u r co -w o rk e rs for th e ir sig n a tu re s, th e n m u lle d (o yon at y o u r hom e. D E A R A B B Y t I am u 2 7 - y c a r - o ld . h a p p ily m a r r ie d w o m u n w it h u w o n d e r f u l h u s b a n d a n d tw o n d o r u b lc d a u g h te rs. I am nshum ed lo sh o w ers. B u t sin c e y o u are a b rid e sm a id , y o u a n d her o th e r a tte n d a n ts m a y g iv e her a s h o w ­ er. C O N F ID E N T IA L TO "M O M A N D D A D ” IN Y A K I M A . W A S H .: Yes. we a rc liv in g In a m ir a c u ­ lo u s age. C o m m u n ic a t io n Is m ag ical; " K e e p in g In to u ch w ith k id s to d ay " I s re a lly q u ite b iza rre . " W e c a ll one son, a n d reach h is tax " T h e o ilie r re sp o n d s fro m h is c u r.” L e e S. K u v u n u u g h (Problem s? Write to Dear Abby. For e p e rso n a l, u n p u b lish e d reply, se n d a self-addressed, stam ped envelope to Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Los Angoles, Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) WHITE FANG 2 *«**• 2:004:197:009:19 fPG) M O N K E Y TR O U B LE z a i r . 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E T AL., Defendants, N OTICE OF FO REC LO SU RESA LE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foraclosur* datnl A p ril a. 19*4 and antarad In Casa No. *5 1*52 C A K E Of Itia Circuit C ourt o l Itia IIT H J u d ic ia l C irc u it In and lo r Samlnola County, Florida, wharaln F E D ­ E R A L H O M E LO AN M O R T G A G E CO RPO RATIO N , P la in tilt, and C H A R L E S E. L U F C Y . E T A L.. ara datandants, I w ill ta ll to tha h lg h ail blddar lor cash at tha Wast Front Door at tha Sam lnola County Courthouse. Santord. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M on tha 5th day of M ay, tn a , the following da scribed proparty as set forth In said Summary F inal Judgment, to wit: Lot 4. C A B E L L EST AT ES, according to tha plat thereof as recorded In P la t Book It, Paga I t, Public Records of Samlnola County, F lorida . Being com ­ m o n ly kn o w n as i l l W ast Chapman Road. T O O E T H E R with a ll tha Im­ provements now or haraaftar erected on tha property, and all easem ents, rig h ts , a p p u rla nances, rants, royalties, m iner­ al. oil and gas rights and profits, water, water rights and water slock, and a ll fixtures now or hereafter a part ol the property. Including replacements and ad dltlons thereto. D A T E D this Ith day of A pril, ms M A R Y A N N E M O RSE Clerk. C ircu it Court By : Dorothy W. Bolton - Deputy Clerk Publish: A p ril 14.11.10*4 D E G 114 IN T H E CIR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O L E COUNTY, F L O R ID A P R O B A T E DIVIIIO N F He Number W-547-CP IN R E : E S T A T E OF C H A R L E S J S C AN N A P IE C O Deceased N O TICE OF A D M IN IST R A T IO N The a d m in istra tio n o l the estate o l C H A R L E S J. SCAN N A P I E C O , d i c t a t e d . F it* Number *4147 C P . Is pending In the C ircuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate D iv i­ sion, the eddratt ot which It P O D R A W E R C, SAN FO R D . F L 37772 045* The names and addresses o l the personal rep rt tentative and the personal rap r n * n t it lv t ’* attorney ara sat forth below A ll Intarastad parsons are required to tile with this court, W ITHIN T H R E E M O N TH S OF T H E FIR ST P U B LIC A T IO N OF THIS N O TICE: (I) all claim s against tha estate and 12) any o b |* c tlo n b y an In ta rasta d parson on whom this not let It tt r v t d that challenges the valid tty of Ih* w ill, the qualifications at the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction of the court. A L L C L A IM S A N D O B JE C TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BEFO REVERBARRED . Publication of this Nolle* has begun on A p ril It, t**4. Personal Representellve: SU SAN J. S C A N N A P IE C O 144* Canterbury CI rc le Casselberry. F L 13707 Attorney for Personal Representative: KB N N ETH M BEANE. ESQ U IR E 5055 S Highway 17*1 Casselberry, F L 11707 Telephone: 1407)114 ISIS Publish: A p ril 11,21.1**4 D E Q 1(0 NOTICE The SI Johns R iver Water Management D istrict has re­ c e iv e d an a p p lic a t io n to r Wetland Resource Management prolecttrom : ' O V IE D O P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H . P .0 . B O X 144. O VIEDO. F L 13743. application H M I 7 0I01A received on M arch 31, 10*4. The protect Is located In Seminole County, Section 15, Township 11 South. Range 31 East. The application is tor E X C A V A T IO N AN D F IL L IN G ASSO CIATED W ITH TH E D E ­ V E L O P M E N T OF A CO M M U N ITY C H U R CH SITE KNOWN AS O V IE D O P R E 5 B V T E R IA N CH URCH . The receiving wafer body Is the ECO N LO CKH ATC H E E R IV E R BASIN The fuels) containing each ol the above listed apptlcallonls) are a v a ila b le lo r Inspection Monday through Friday except lor legal holidays, 1:00 a m. to 5 00 p m. at tha St. Johns R iver W ater M anagem ent D is tric t Headquarters or the appropriate Held olflce. Written objections to the application may be made, but should be Hied with (re­ ceived by) the D istrict Clerk. P O Box 141*. Palatka. Florida 31171 141*. no latar than 14 days from the data of publication Wrlttan oblactlons should Idan Illy the oblactor by name and addrass, and fully describe the ob|ectlon to the application. F ilin g a written objection does not entitle you to a Chapter 110. F lorida Statutes, Adm inistrative Hearing. Only Ihosa persons whos* substantial Intarasls ara a lla c ltd by tha application and who Ilia a petition mealing the r e q u ir e m e n t s o f S e c t io n 40C-1.511, F A C . may obtain an A d m ln ls tra tlv a H aarlng . A ll tim ely tiled written objections • w ill be presented to the Board tor consideration In It* dallbaraHon on application p rior lo tha Board takin g action on tha application. Shannon H. B a rka n Sr. P a rm ll Data Technician Parm lt Data Servlet* Division St. Johns R lvar Watar Management District Publish: A p ril 21,1t*4 DEO 1*1 Notice et S h e riffs Sole N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that by virtue of that certain W rit ot Execution Issued out ol end under the seel of the County Court ol Seminole County. Flor Ida. Casa *1/I01ICCKF upon a final lodgment rendered In the etoresald Court on the lis t day of O CT A .D . lf * l. In that certain cese entitled: LOCH LO W E P R E P A R A T O R Y SCHOOL. P laintiff vs JA M IE It L E IE R . Defendant which etoresald W rit of Execution wai delivered to me *■ Sheriff at Seminole County. Florida end 1 have levied upon alt the right, title and Interest ot the deten dent, J A M IE H. L E IE R . In and lo tha to Ilowing date r l bed prop arty, said property being located In Samlnola County, F lorida more p articularly described as follows One I*t5 Toyota Land Cruiser V ln I J T lF J U G ) F 1130440 being stored i t Butch's Towing In Sanford. Florida, and tha undersigned as Sharltl Ol Samlnola County, Florida, w ill at 11:00 A M on the 13rd day ol M A Y A.D. 1**4. otftr for M l* and M il to the highest bidder. FO R CASH IN H AN D A N D S U B JE C T TO A N Y A N D A L L EX IST IN O LIE N S , et the Front (Westl Door, at the slaps, ol tha Samlnola County Court houM In Sanford. Florida. Ih* above described proper ty . That M id M le Is being made to M lls ly the term s of this W rit of Execution. Donald F. Esllnger. Sheriff Seminole County, Florida N OTICE R E G A R D IN G THE A M E R I C A N S W I T H O IS ACUITIES ACT O F l**0. P E N SONS W ITH A D IS A B IL IT Y N E E D IN G S P E C IA L A C ­ CO M M O D ATIO N S TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN TH E P R O C E E D IN G SH O U LD CO N TACT THE C I V I L D IV IS IO N O F TH E S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E , E N ­ F O R C E A B L E W R IT S S E C T fO N , 1145 II T H S T R E E T , SA N FO R D . F LO R ID A AT L E A S T F IV E D A Y S P RIO R TO T H E P R O C E E D IN G . T E L E P H O N E : 1407) 130 4440 TTD 1407) M3 M il. Published: Apr. II. II, M ay 5, II. With Sal* Dal* ol M ay 11. 1*»4 D E Q M0 CELEBRITY CIPHER celebrity C-prwr cryptogram* are creeled horn quoleiiont by lemoue people, pet! end preeent le c h letter m the cipher itw td t lor another Today i c u e J eower* M ’ H P X F L M W Z M Y E P 8 W X T Z J F R L B P L N W H L S X , P R P X F H Y X P S K U P W W L S Y B I F W H T Q l M X . * P S — M L T R P I J Z F 8 W Z F P 8 . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My career ha* always been totally aeewe and aupponad by the (ana, who have been legion over the yea/a," — John Mayatl. OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park “W o 're the o nly s u rv iv o rs — y o u a pig, a n d m o, a bu tcher— ain't late a m a z i n g ? " Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT. IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE CO U N T Y , F LO R ID A . C A S IN O . ( l- I I M - C A K B SM ITH A SMITH CO N STRUCTIO N CO R P P E N S IO N A N D T R U S T * Florida corporation. P lain tiff vs M A R K G M IT T E N and H E L E N P. M IT T E N , his w ilt, sla t.. Defendants C L E R K 'S N O T ICE OP S A L E N OTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that pursuant to a Summary F in a l Judgment o l Foreclosure antarad In tha above entitled cause In the C ircu it Court ol Seminole County, Florida, I w ill M il at public auction to tha highest bidder for cash at the Wast Front door ol the Court house In the City o l Santord. Seminole County, Florida, at the hour ot It A M . on M ay 5, t*fa. that certain parcel of reel prop erfy described as follows: lo t * and the West is ot Lot 10. Block D, Allendale Subdivision, according to Ih* p la l thereof as recorded P la l Book 4, Pag* 7, P u b lic R ecords of Samlnola County, Florida. M A R Y A N N E M O R SE CLERKO FTH E C IR C U IT COURT By: Jan* E. Jasawlc Deputy Clark Publish: A p ril 14,11. I**a D E Q 117 N O TICE O F FICTITIO U S N A M E Nolle* Is hereby glvon that i am engaged In business at 114 Rosaclltt Circle. Santord. FL 17771, Samlnol* County, Flor Ida. under the Fictitious Name o l TH E T E C H N O L O G Y RE SO U RCE, and that I Intend to register M id name w llh Ih* Division ol Corporations. Tail*hasia*. Florida, In eccordenc* w ith th e p ro v is io n s o l Ih* Fictitious Nam* Statutt*. To W it: Section (as Of, F lo rid a Statute* ts*l. M ark Andrew Johnson Publish: A p ril It. tf*4 D E Q ITS NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S N A M E Notlca Is hereby given lhal w* er* engaged In business *1 P.O. Box 1*105*. Altamonte Springs, F lorida M7I4. Samlnola County. F lorida , undar tha Fictitious Nam* of STAR VIE W. INC and that we Inland lo register M id name with the Division of Cor porallons. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance w llh tha pro visions o l th# Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit: Section 145 0*. Florid* Statutes l*»l ST A R V IE W . INC L a rry O ellllng FrancIsOeffllng Publish: A p ril It. IH4 O EQ I** NOTICE O F ACTION B E F O R E THE CO N STRUCTIO N IN D U ST R Y L IC E N S IN G BOAHO. IN R E : T h*U c*h M lo practice construction ol B o R . O Avanio 1735 Rulledge Road Long wood. Florida 3J77I CASE NO *3 11540 L IC E N S E : CCC07*5*I Th* O tp arlm anl o l Business and Professional Regulation has tiled an Adm inistrative Com plaint against you, a copy ol w h ich m ay be obtained by c o n t a c tin g . A tt o r n e y G W H arrell. Department o l Businas* and Professional Regulation. 1*40 N Monro* Streat, Tallahas see. Florida 315**0711. 1*04) 4*0 0041. II no contact has been mad* by you concerning Ih* above by M ay If. I**4, th* m atter ol th* Adm inistrative Complaint w ill be presented at an ensuing meeting ot th* Construction Industry Licensing Board In an Informal proceeding In accordance w llh th* Am ar leans with D lM b llltla s Act. par son* needing a special accom modatlon to participate In this proceeding should contact th* Individual or agency sending 'nolle* not later than M ven day* prior to th* proceeding at th* eddrass g lvtn on nolle* Tala phone 11041 137 *0*7. 1 100*55 ■771 ITDD) or 1 *00 *53 1770 (V), via F lorid* Relay Service Publish: A p ril 14. 11. I t k M ay 5. 1*94 DEO* IN T H E CIR C U IT COURT FO R S E M IN O L E CO UN TY, F L O R ID A P R O B A T E DIVISION Fife N um btr *4 344-CP IN R E : E S T A T E O F M A U D E C. C O L E M A N . Deceased N O T IC E OF A D M IN IST R A T IO N Th* a d m in istra tio n o l th* estate ol MAUD F. C. CO LE M A N , deceased, F ile Number *4 344 C P , Is pending In Ih* C ir c u it C o u rt fo r S e m in o le County, Florida. Probet* D iv i­ sion. th* address ol which Is Samlnola County CourlhouM . Santord. F L M77I. Th* names end addresses o l th* personal representative and Ih* personal re p re M n la tlv e ’s attorney are M t forth below. A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R S O N S A R E N O T IF IE D THAT: A ll persons on whom th is nolle* I* served who have ob le ction s that ch allen g e th* v a lid Ity ot Ih* w ill, Ih* q u a lifica tio n s o l tha personal r* p r* M n l* llv * . vanu*. or lu rls d lc tlo n o l this Court era re q u ire d to fit* th eir o b la c tlo n s w llh t h is C o u rt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R THE D A T E O F TH E FIR ST P U B U CATIO N O F THIS N O TICE OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y OF THIS N O TICE ON THEM . A ll creditors of th* decadant end other parson* having claim s o r demands against dtcadsnl's estate on whom • copy o l th li nolle* Is M rvad within three months alter th* data ol th* first publication o l this nolle* must file their claim s with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE O A T E O F T H E FIR ST P U B L I­ C AT IO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE D ATE OF S E R V E OF A C O P Y O F THIS N O TICE ON THEM . A ll other cred ito rs of lha decedent and persons having claim s or demands against th* decadent's estate must III* their claim s with this court W ITHIN T H R E E M ON TH S A F T E R THE O A T E OP T H E FIR ST P U B L I­ CATIO N OF T H IS N O T IC E . A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N D S A N D O B JE C T IO N S NOT SO F I L E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED Th* data ot th* llr s l public* lion ot this Nolle* Is A p ril 11, 1*04. Personal Representative: Thomas A, Speer P.O. Box 11*4 Sanford, F L H771-1144 Attorney for Peraonal R tp rtM n fa tlv e: Thomas A. Speer Of Thomas A, Speer, P.A. P.O. Box 1144 Santord. F L 12771 1J44 Telephone: |407)U1GM1 Florida B ar No.: 07*471 Publish: A p ril 11,1*, 1*»4 j D E Q 1*4 IN T H B CIR CU IT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. F LO R ID A C IV IL ACTION C A SE NO. (4*111 CA DIVISION M B FIRST UNION M O R T G A G E C O R PO R AT IO N Plaintiff. OONNA W R IG H T, *1*1. Defendant (ft. N O TICE O F ACTION TO: D ONNA W R IG H T LAST KNOW N R E S ID E N C E : 1W» W indm ill Dr. Orlando, F L U t i l C U R R E N T R E S ID E N C E : UN KN O W N and II Defendant la dtetasad. her respective unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors end trustees, and all other persons claiming by, Ihrouon. under or against th* named Defendant YOU A R E N O T IF IE D that an atllon to foreclose e mortgage on th* following properly in S E M IN O LE County. Florida: C O N D O M IN IU M U N IT *7. B U ILD IN G 17. O F H U N T E R S ' CHASE CO N D O M IN IUM . AC C O R D IN G TO THE D E C L A RATION OF CO N D O M IN IU M R E C O R D E O O C T O B E R 11. lit* , IN O F F IC IA L R E CO R D S B O O K 1711, P A G E S IS7* T H RO U GH 1411, IN C LU S IV E . OF THE P U B LIC R E CO R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F LO R IO A . ANO A LL AM ENDM ENTS THERETO. T O G E T H E R W ITH A L L A P PURTEN AN CES THERETO, AN D AN U N D IV ID E D IN TER EST IN TH E CO M M O N E L E M E N T S O F SAID CONDOMIN HIM AS SET FO RT H IN SAID D E C LA R A T IO N has been tiled against you and you a r t required lo serve e copy ol your written delenses, it any, within 30 days a lle r Ih* llr s l publication ol this Notice ol Action, on Echevarria, K tm m t r lt A R o ll, P A , P la in tiffs attornty. whose A d d re s s Is M t Baythor* Boulevard, Sulla 750. Tim pa. Florida 13*04. and (II* She o rig in a l w llh this Court either belor* service on Plain lilt's attorney or Immediately thereafter, otherwise a dataull will be antarad against you lor tha re lie f dem anded In th* Complaint or petition This nolle* Shell b t published once each weak lo r two r* .e c u liv e w e e k s In th* Sa ntord Herald W ITNESS my hand and th* saal el this Court on A p ril tl, 1(*4 (SEAL) M A R Y A N N E M O R SE Clark ot Ih* Court By: Ruth King As Deputy Clerk Publish: A p ril If. II. I**4 DEQ-111 Legal Notices N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS T R A T IV E C O M P L A IN T TO: A N D R E W SCOTT W ILSON S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y C A S E NOt M-L-I4M RW T A n Adm inistrative Complaint to revoke your licensed ) has been filed against you. You ha vs the right lo request a hearing pursuant to Section 110 37(1) and (1), Florida Statute*, by m ailing a request lo r u n i to the Florida Department o l In surenc*. Division ot Legal Serv Ices. *11 L e n o n Building. T e lls has***, F L 321*9 0333 It a r* quest ter hearing Is not received by June 1. 1*04. th* right to hearing in this matter w ill be w a iv e d and Ih* In s u ra n c e Commissioner w ill dispose ol this cause In eccordenc* w llh law Publish: April 14. >1, 11 k May 5.1*94 D E Q 117 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY ASUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 con**cu1lv* llm*s l»»****444*M571 • II n* 7 consKutlv* tlm** te****4«***«*70s a lln* 3 COBSKUtlV* Urn** neeseestees*01* a lln* 1 tlm * ...________ — -------- 11.19* lln* Rat** art p*r Isiu*, b*s*d on 3 lines ‘ 3 Lln** Minimum NOW ACCEPTING IN T H E CIR C U IT CO U R T OF T H E IITH JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A. CASE NO. *1-1 IH-CA-14-E G M AC M O RTG AG E CO RPO R AT ION O F IOWA. Plaintiff, v*. R IC H A R D K. BOGGS. E T A L ., Defendants N O T IC E O F FO REC LO SU RESA LE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to a Summary F inal Judgment ot Foreclosure dated A p ril a. 19*4 and *nt*r*d In Casa No *11711 C A 14 E Ol Ih* C ir c u it C o u rt o l Ih* 1*TH Ju dicial Circuit In and lor Sami not* County. Florid*, w htrein G M A C M O R T G A G E C O R PO RATION O F IOWA. Plaintiff, and R IC H A R O K BOGGS. E T AL.. are datandants. I w ill sell to th* highest blddar tor cash at the W ait Front Door of th* Samlnol* County Courthouse. S a n to rd , F lo r id a , a t 11:00 o'clock A M on th* 10th day ot M ay. 19*4, th* following d* scribed property as set forth In said Summery F in a l Judgment, to Wit: Lot *1. Block S. H ID D E N L A K E . P H A S E II. U N IT I. according to th* plat thereof as recorded In P la l Book 14. Pages IS through 17, Inclusive. Pub lic Records of Samlnol* County. F lorida T O G E T H E R w llh a ll slruc tu r n and Improvamants now and hereafter on said land, and fixture* attached lharato. and a ll rants. Isiuas. proceeds and p ro llls accruing and to accrue from said premise*, all ot which a r t Included within Ih* forego Ing d e s c r i p t i o n a n d th * habendum thereof: also all gas. steam, alaclrlc. watar and othar healing, cooking, refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power systems machines, appliances, fixture* and appurtanancas. which are now or may heraaltar pertain to. or be used with. In. or on said pramlsas. even though they may be dalachad or detachable D A T E D this Ith day o l A pril. 1*9*. M A R Y A N N E M O RSE Clerk. Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: A p ril 14,11,1*94 D E G 125 12— E l d e r ly C a r t A D U L T C A R E In our private horn* Santord > M Lots at loving car* lor your loved ones Contact Hotly 31) *141__ A D U L T C A R E in private San lord home UW /rno Inc. love, m e a l* , tr a n s p o rt ., e n te r lelnment. k more **1-14*1 21— P e r s o n a ls ADOPTIONS Free medical cere, Irentpor tatlon, counseling, p riv a te doctor plus living expenses Bar #237313 Clearwater Atlarnay Jehn F rlcker I *0**37 144* 23— L o s t & F o u n d LO ST M A L E K E E S H O U N D Irom Geneva area B lack end silv e r, has apii«piy. needs medication 111* R E W A R D 4*7 34M51S 27— N u r s e r y & C h ild C a r e A T T E N T IO N SECO N D SHIFT P A R E N T S : R e lia b le chltd car* with hot m eals Licensed daycare lactllty. Call tor rates 111 n iS /L tc m 3 10 ft A l Y S 1T T JN O I N M Y H OM E 4Am IP m , Monday F rid ay Ham Ilion school area 31t 9*1* 31— P r iv a t e In s t r u c t io n s O P E N IN G A P R IL Mnd 31) >311 Santord F L Jackie Cael* Swan Lessens 43— Investigative ______ Services______ M A J E S T IC IN V IS T IO A T I V E Services Domestic relations Fra* consultation 4*7 *4*1111 Legal Notice N O T IC E O F P O t L I C AUCTION N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N C A J TOWING W ILL S E L L AT P U B LIC AUCTION FOR S A L V A G E FO R CASH ON D E M A N D TO H I G H E S T B ID D E R T H E F O L L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D V E H IC L E 12 C H E V R O L E T E L C A M IN O B L U E V I N < 1G C C W IO JO CR 13*371 THIS AUCTION W ILL B E ON M A Y 01. 19*4. AT 10 O 'C LO C K A T C A J TOWING. 13*0 S CR 417. LONGWOOD. F L 31750 P R O S P E C T I V E B ID D E R S M A Y IN S PE C T V E H IC L E S ON TH E D A Y B E F O R E AU CTIO N B E T W E E N TAM A N D 5PM T E R M S A R E CASH OR C E R T IF IE D FUN D S CAJ T O W IN G R E S E R V E S T H E R IG H T TO A C C E P T OR RE JE C T A N Y AN O A L L BIDS Publish: A p rilI I. 1*94 D E Q IN N o tic e F L O R IO A ST AT E R E Q U IR E S a ll contractors be registered o r carlllted . To verity a stale c o n t r a c t o r s H earts* c e l l I 100 342 7*40 O ccupational Licenses are rtqulrad by the county and can be verified by ^ e a tlln jllM lia a x f ja J ^ ^ A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g R E S ./C O M M . V in y l Siding , A lu m . F ra m in g . O r y w a ll, Doors, Rooting, Concrete. A p p lia n c e ! A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR Free •ppl. service call with ra- ^ll^^khar^Gros*^^J2M*72 C a r p e t / In s t a lla t io n On F rid ay I, Saturday, A p ril 11 and 11 from 1:00 am to 1:00 pm at URSA LA CO M M U N IT Y P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H at th* corner ol Wast ISIh SI. and U p M la Rd, In Santord. Call E. T a y ltr, *4* 4070 lor Information__________ ______ O A R A O E 1*1*TT Why belherTt WE B U Y -P A Y TOP P R IC E It _________ 4*7134-943 F_________ GARAGE SALE F u rn itu re , k itc h e n Items, look, and m lsc. Saturday, 4/11. fe m -lp m . FIT M y rtle Av», Santord. No phone______ H A N O V E R Weeds Community, o lf M arkham Wood* ltd.. Lake Mary. Saturday 4/11 *1 C all In your garage sal* ad by 12 noon on Tuesday and t*7* a d v an tag e o l o ur sp e c ia l garage sale ad p ric e d Call Classified now lor details! 322-2611 CARPET M ILL D IR IC T Big Dtscaunti Famous Brands F irs t Quality, Top Line. Stalnmastar, Saxonies. Trackless. Sculpture* S4.T* yd Com m ercial lav*! loop* tl.** yd Installation. 407 124 (100 C a r p e t C le a n in g S A M 'S C A R P E T C L E A N I N G p lu t strip and b u ll floors. R a s ld t n lla l/ c o m m a r c la l 24 ^ Jjrj^ TO M M w jgraM O M ^ HONEST DEPENDABLE MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE O r o v e v lt w V illa g e *0 ) Grovawood Av. Saturday Only, *11__________________ REMODELING SALE A p ril n and 11 from la m lo 1pm. 2*7 Abbott Av*.. Lake M ary I1 2 U H TV. lam . bar atulf, llnani, k appllancai Parson lo d ea n your house |ust tha way you Ilk* II at a price you sur* can afford. Call V trm t 130-44*4 <0 hrs ♦ Paid insurance and benefits Class D Lie req Cleen driving record Knowl edge ol Orlando area a plus Inquire al H41 S Santord Av* _ Santord E w ell Industries Is accepting application for R M d riv e rs In th e O r la n d o a r e a 17400 Narcosse* R d) M u s i have C D L lice n se F u ll b en efit package Apply al 115* High i t _______ Law*weed EO E DRIVERS WANTED 4 5 - Lege I Services e FR O F I1 S IO N A L L C O A L e Photography lor us* as avl dance LOW R A T E S 177 75** 55— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s E A R N 13.*0* SIAM per month part tlm* working 10 IS hours per week Serious only _________t o h i i ________ LO C A L P A Y P H O N E R O U T E SI100 wk potential Must sell I ■**«**-H U ________ 41— Money to Lend KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONEY! A ll you need Is yots title lack Diamond lor appointment MO 7*7*__________ 43— M o r t g a g e s * NEW COMMUNITY* H0MEBUYERS PROGRAM With clean class It drivers license lo r day and night sh ills W* Otter 1300 per week to start, major medical do nl a I and paid vacations Apply at USA Services, 44* Spring Hammock Cl. Lwxjwood ____ 17* 770* DRIVERS NEEDED A G C A R R IE R S . Tavares FI a well established and grow Ing C e n tra l F lo rid a based company oltersyou • 3)4 to7*< per mil* • Up to 12 000ml per mo • Stop OH Pay e Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • Safety 1 Perform ance Bonus • Spouse RIdlng Program • Average Trip 3 7 Days • Lai* Model Conventional Tractors It you have 7 years tractor trailer, O TR and snow and ice experience plus a good driving record, call ________ ) **M F4 M W ___ EARN UP TO 12000 p e r w e e k p r o c e s s in g F H A /H U D Gov t Rotunds No ex p e rie n ce n e cessary C a ll 1 113*53 l i M e i t 271 24 h rs * LOW DOWN P A Y M E N T * EA SIE R Q U A L IF Y IN G For complete details call R E N E T F IN A N C IA L ACTIO N M O R T O A O E ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS C om m trclftl i i i t in U CF arva 3310700 Benefill pAdkiitj* 14 Hour Servlet A N E C O INC +44 441) EO E O fr iff « f fcp IAc ? 71— H e lp W a n t e d EXPERIENCED BOOT PERSON EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 7H W. 15th SI. M u ll M vp own fcioli ant) tie Able to do hoiivy to lhtio n Apply In perion t i l w f f n t,im Am) )pm at 7+01 Country Club RoAd. SAnford 3771+44 EXPERIENCED COOKS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS F U L L T IM E R E L I E F COOK Experience a M UST Strong supervisory skills P A R T T I M R D IE T A R Y A ID E E ■per lance preferred F u lltim e Apply Inperson P E R R Y 'S R E S T A U R A N T Upper level. A ltamonte M all HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED With clientele Full o# part time Call 171 +114 Apply D sBary M in e r between •am and 3 pm. M N Hwy 17 *3. OaBary Drug Ira* workplace A D D TO YO U R IN CO M E S E L L AV O N NOWI C A L L 1T1 *45f o r 1714313 AGENTS REAL ESTATE) Nothing succeeds like success Wa re well Into our 3rd decade o l training succesatul agents No licenser Wa ll help! W ATSON R E A L T Y C O R P R EALTO R S >U-1»** AVON products-1,0*1. E a rn lo SO\ No door/door P T /F T San d lll) 11*1/1 ICO *44 2144 * DRIVER WANTED * F u ll lim a. M ust hava 1*1* medal econo vehicle ter fecal deliveries ulilm nq personal vehicle. Call *411 K I I I 1 TELEMARKETER Potition open l o r a n expert enced felemar+eter Evening hour*. 4PM 7PM Mofidrsy through Thursday Apply In perion Sanford Herald 100 M French Ave< «ik lor Trety L A B O R E R S N E E D E D S tilled And unskilled Pey i Call iN h w t n l J S P R IN T 4 T A F FIN O , 3)4 )Qlt LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS M ust have C D L " A " with clean M V H Protfoca expert once and good rat*renews i* q u irrd C all or apply M IC Trucking, 1*71 W is t SI Santerd. F L 4*7 111 7141 C o n c re te L a w n S e r v ic e C A P T A IN C O N C R E T E . Wayn* Baal. I M an Quality Opera­ tion! IS* 2321/411-*43 TO M A J E F F 'S LAW N C A R E I Ras./Comm , dependable, low retest F ra e a sl .... . 310 7070 E le c t r ic a l P a in t in g M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N , R ep air addition, com m /ras. LIC /In t.tE ROOM 1*3 311 447) P A IN T IN O , paper hanging, prassur* washing and dry wall repair. F r a * a il i l l 3174 ~ P r e s s u r e C le a n in g T o m ^ m p ro v e m e n t"1 A F F O R D A B L E H O M E R tp a lr Dependable. A ll phases. Call for Fraa est. M ichael J1371M AL DOES IT ALL) F ix It right a l a price you can altord. L lc 'd /ln s From start lo llnlsh Carpentry, plum b Ing, ele ctrical, and rooting •ves 13 yrs o l experience. No |ob loo big or sm all. Call 114 5M0 er 111-411114 hours R E S T O R A T IO N . D R Y W A L L . m alal studs, doors, trim , sid Ing, porches, decks, garabos U c tn ia d / ln iu ra d m -M * 7 DUN R IT E : Clean driveways, roo ts, pool dacks. w a lks, houses F ra a a tl. 321 4127 P h o to grap h y B E A C tJ ^ p e r ts a n d Weddings M obil equip unique pricing For Info call 324 9*01 R o o f in g O YSBER S HOME R E P A IR A R O O F IN G P a in t in g , c a r p e n t r y . B o n d / ln s / L lc RC004474S C all 574 4315 S w im m in g Pool Servlce/Repalr RITE-WAY ....... W E E K L Y SE R V IC E Irom 545 mo. Chtm Rife Fool Service 7+0 7771 Robert Shoemaker we show ufj r L t i T h U D isp la y A d W o r k F o r Y o u ... C lIlC lH M ir it t l. T r e e S e r v ic e , ?3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 & i C le a n in g S e r v ic e Saturday, A p ril 21. lam 5pm At R EO A TTA SHORES A P T S. • Inparking lot________ M ANUFACTURER • FIN ISH IN O /PA T C H IN O Fiberglass •IN S T A LL E R DRIVERS ADJUSTMENTS AND CRE0IT8: In th* *v*n1 ol *n error In an ad, Ih* Sanford Harald will be raaponalbl# tor tha flrat InMftlon only and only lo Ih* *xt*nt of Ih* eo*l ol that Insertion. Plea** check your ad for accuracy tha flrat day It run a. C A R P E N T E R A ll kinds o l horn* repairs, painting k caram lc •GARAGE SALE A0 BARGAIN CULTURED MARBLE DEUVERY/WAREHOUSE SchedtAng may include H eiakl AdverWer at the cost ot an additional day Cancel when you gat result* Pay onfy kx day* y o u ad run* at tat* earned Us* M l description lor fattest leturts Copy must tolk/w accept.)!*) typo graphical form -Commercial frequency rates are available C a rp e n try BIG SALE eBARTEND ERS eC LU U MANAGERS * D JS •SER V ER S ettO STS/H O STESSES Exparlance p relarrtd ____^*11 33* 1144 ________CA U . 4*4 4044 ja i^ lJ a jW j^ B e itJ ia * !* ^ Old Ftshiontd RummifE S ill CLU8/RESTAURANT HELP D E A D L IN E S N OTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that Ih* Board ol County Commissioners ol Samlnol* County, Florida, Intends lo hold a public hearing lo cen sldertheenactm entolsnordinanceenlltled AN O R D IN A N C E R E L A T IN G TO THE C O LLE C T IO N AND DISPOSAL O F SOLID W ASTE, R E C O V E R E D M A T E R IA L . Y A R D TRASH. A N D W H ITE GOODS IN T H E U N IN C O R P O R A T E D A R E A S OF S E M IN O LE COUN TY. F LO R ID A : P R O V ID IN G FOR L E V E L S O F M A N D A T O R Y SOLID WASTE S E R V IC E S IN L IE U OF TH E P R E S E N T V O L U N T A R Y SOLID WASTE SE R V IC E S . P R O V ID IN G D E F IN IT IO N S ; C R E A T IN G T H E " S E M IN O L E COUNTY SOLID W ASTE R E S ID E N T IA L UN IT C O L LE C T IO N ANO DISPOSAL M U N IC IP A L S E R V IC E S B E N E F IT S U N IT ": AUTH O R IIlfIG T H E IM POSITION A N O C O LLE C T IO N O F ASSESSM EN T S A G A IN S T A L L R E S I D E N T I A L U N IT S W IT H IN U H IN C D R P O R A T E D S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y TO P R O V ID E SO LID W ASTE M A N A G E M E N T . CO LLE C T IO N . ANO DISPOSAL S E R V ICES A N D F A C IL IT IE S : P R O V ID IN G E X E M P T IO N S F R O M C O LLE C T IO N S E R V IC E S A SS E S S M E N T S FO R Q U A L IF Y IN G LOW IN CO M E. L IM IT E O ACCESS. C O M B IN E D R E S ID E N T IA L AN D C O M M E R C IA L C O N T A IN E R USE R E S ID E N T IA L UNITS AND A G R IC U L T U R A L R E S ID E N T IA L UNITS. P R O V ID IN G FOR D E N IA L O F A N D R EVO CAT IO N O F E X E M P T IO N S FOR RESIC E N T I A L U N IT S IN V IO L A T IO N O F LAW S. R U L E S OR R E G U LA T IO N S R E L A T E D TO P R O P E R DISPO SAL OF SOLIO W ASTE: P R O V ID IN G FOR PO W ERS A N D D U T IE S OF THE BO ARD IN C LU D IN G T H E P O W E R TO ASSESS R E S ID E N T IA L UNITS B E N E F IT T IN G F R O M SOLID W ASTE M A N A G E M E N T . C O LLE C T IO N . A N D D ISPO SAL S E R V IC E S : PR O V IO IN G FO R AN A L T E R N A T IV E B IL L IN G S Y S T E M TO BE E S T A B L IS H E D BV RESO LUTIO N T O C O L L E C T F R O M UNITS NOT ASSESSED: PR O V ID IN G FO R A P E R R E S ID E N T IA L UNITS A SS E SS M E N T FO R M U L A : P R O V ID IN G FOR A SS E SS M E N T A N D C O LLE C T IO N U N D E R T H E U N IF O R M M E T H O D OF A SS E SS M E N T : P R O V ID IMG FOR C O R R E C T IO N OF E R R O R S A N D OMISSIONS: P R O VIDINO FO R S E V E R A B IL IT Y ; P R O V ID IN G FOR CO O IFICA TION: P R O V ID IN G FOR AN E F F E C T I V E D A T E , et 7:00 p m., or as soon Itsereeller as possible, e l lit regular meeting on Its* lOth day o l M ay, 19*4. el th* Seminole County Services Building, 1101 East F irst Street, BCC Chambers. Sanford. Florida. Persons are advised that, II they dec Isle lo appeal any decision msd* et this hearing, they w ill need a record ol th* proceedings, and. lor such purpose, they may need to Insure that a verbatim record o l the proceedings Is made, which record Includes th* testimony end evidence upon which the appeal Is lo be baled. Parsont w llh d lseb llllla s needing assistance lo participate In any ot lhal* proceedings should contact Ih* Employ** Relations Depart mant A D A Coordinator 4* hours In advance o l the mealing al M M ) JO, extension 7*41. M A R Y A N N e M O RSE Clerk lo th* Board of County Commissioners ol Seminole County, F lorld* By: Carylon Cohen Deputy Clerk Publish: AprII It, 19*4 D E Q It) H o u s e h o ld m ls c . , to o ls , tedder, barrel pump and lots ol stull. 1511 Oak Av* . San lord T H U R S F R I-S A T H Cam* la an BOOKKEEPER P art time. Able to till out quarterly* and do income lax ______C e ll Nancy i n m t __ Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon Th* Day Before Publication Sunday 11 Noon Friday- Monday 5 JO P M Fixlay _l :____ ____ ________ M M i 7 1 - H c l p W a n t ed L a n d s c a p in g Y'S QUALITY L a W N i RANDY' Complete pro care sine* IH0. Clean up l, hauling. H I 0714 E CH O LS T R E E SVC L K 'i. ms " L a i Ih* Prolasslonals do It " Fraa a ttlm a la s n i 712* W in d o w R e p a ir a n d C le a n in g WINDOW ft SCREEN REPAIR: ________ 4*7 222-7112 A d v e r t i s e Your Business E v e r y D a y F o r As L o w As $ 4 5 P e r M o n t h . Ca l l C l a s s i f i e d , 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ____________.... M M M H �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, April 21, 1994 - SO 71— Help Wanted 71 — H e lp W a n te d FIBERGLASS LAMINATORS W AITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK | y r «>p. A pply III l«ro Oolqner PI . U n ln rrf 1JJ t i l l Experienced only Apply In perton. D e yt Inn. Senlord c e n n t s o e ______ W A R E H O U SE A N D O E N E H A L LABO R H E LP N EEO EO I donut lor driver* A ll t h lllt evelleble D aily pay. no lee Report reedy lo work S JO am In d utlrlel Labor Svc . 1014 French Ay. N ep h enecellt M E D IC A L LPN F u ll lim e and p a rt lim e llp m M m t h ill P e rl lim e M m )pm th ill Apply In perxon: L A K E VIEW N URSING C E N T E R , t i t E Second St . Sanford M E D IC A L WAREHOUSE Senlord Third th ill National loud te le t comp nxedx perton lor werehoute O f req Per menenl potlllon SS/hr Up ward mobility end monetary growth Clote Never a 1**1 Help Pertonnel, t} f t i l l NURSING ASSISTANT A ll th lllt F u ll llm * end perl lim e Only Ihot* Keying r.p o r i f i H i e t e N urting A ttltle n l In long term cere end being eble lo xhow prool ol r rg itlre lion lo take the court* or c h e lle n g * Ih* l e t l upon eppllcelion thould epply M u ll be ce rlllle d no le le r then 90 deyt Alter hire Drug Ire* workplace Debery Menor M N H o y 1/ 91 Debery. FI m ; m * cm M E D IC A L WORK AT HOME P e rl lime, lu ll llm * workert needed E a rn e x tra extraordinary money Tor in lorm ellon tend tell addretted tlam ped envelop* lo 0 A R C o n tu llm g , PO Box l / l l , lentoed, F L W 7 2 f7 )2 A d l 100 P E O P L E lo lo t. weight1 No w ill power reqt 100% n a lu rall Dr tec I Colleen to) iie jo c c SO AU TO AUCTIO N D R IV E R S N E E D E D ! M u tl have valid F lorida d r iv e n llcentt and he able lo drive tilth C all between I 2 SPR IN T ST A FFIN O . I2f 2011 RN MANAGER F u ll llm * 7 ) th ill, yyeekendt o lf Experience In en ecule c e rt tellin g end menegemenl highly d ttlre b l* Com* end be e perl ol Ih* chenging trend In long term cere Selery de pendent upon experience 91— A p a r t m e n t s / H o u s e to S h a r e LPN F u ll llm * end p erl lim e 6 end I) hour t h lllt evelleble Goud leederthlp th lllt e m utl GM'x end G P N 't xxllh p re v lo u t le e d e rth lp experience elto encoureged lo epply Drug Ire* xxorkplec* x M A L E W ANTS F E M A L E • lo there pool condo Free rent •or com pam em hlp }}> aocc 93— R o o m s for R e n t Apply In per ton Dxbery Menor CO N. Hxxy II t l Debery.FI tor too c a t M E O IC A L A Q U IET. C L E A N rm in San ford Kitchen k phone u tf. t o m la u n d ry %1\k up )}4 4951 C L E A N ROOMS Single starting 175/w k K tfc h a n . p ho ne, laun d ry, vidao game*. o il street parking JX>44}) N ICE P la ta Furn rm P r t l female Wafer. elec , A / C I heaft75*k IM riop 3)0 0144 SANFO RD K ilc h a n an d laundry prtv Catola Prlvafa home U S *k ♦ dap H I T 944 SANFORD oid house Cable phone, kitchen prlv . private rm 140 wk incl util 74? 7094 DENTAL HYGENIST Im mediel* opening eveilebl* lor dynem lc indiylduel )C deyt per week Strong perlo tk lilt A m u tl n il 111 CJCO M E O IC A L RECEPTIONIST E i p t r l t n c v d fo r b u ty o r t h o p a e d ic o f f ic e C o ll Sharon at H I SSM 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d / R e n t OFFICE HELP P /T Com pufM experience c*ruj or goal f of >oo4l skill* re quired M AdK.il records tip# nence hAlpful *Aj %I type SO a pm Sm d n iu r m to P O H o i 179/. Senlord FI )77/7 NOTICE A ll rental and real e%tate advertisement* are subject to the Federal Fa»r Housing Act which make% It ille g a l to advertise any preference lim I la lio n or dl% crim ln a tio n based on race, color, religion tea. handicap, fam ilial statu* or national origin THIS BOSS R EW A RD S MARDW ORK M e rry Maid* pay* lor pertof m ance every F rid a y ! Day hr* only, no night* Insured CAf r e t i r e d . p A id m iltA g # Call M erry Maid* ))t 5264 E F F I C I E N C Y C o tta g e Completely furn Util paid, no pets I perton only 372 IIH SA N F O R D I ROOM C F F f C IE N C Y with private bath P arte d for I peru>n fM -w k • n d l l t O w JIJ i f i i _____ S A N F O R D I B O R M A SYUOIO a l l a le c . a ir . r a t a re a IJSOmo op Nopets 17) 4019 SA N FO R D 7 Bdrm . living rm. JANITORIAL M Experienced cleenert end tu . p erv lta rt Num erout locellont | j Dey/e*»ninghourt T. FIT if Seminole County area » C e ll 791 )B ) P' RECEPTIONIST S W IT C H B O A R D O PEM AYO R ) Manufacturing company hat pert time position open Requires excellent telephone » klllt to handlt m ultiple phone m lines Computer experience A * plu% Up to 70 hr s week Phone 140/1 114 17)0 ask tor B ari »■ * k itc h e n d in in g rm . 1 1? 1 ' * k p i n t t e c w ater, se w e r g a rtv tg e bath. In c 17) A114 or Iff 547/ I BDRM liv in g r m k itc h e n b a th I I J V 'A k p lu i tec in c lo d e i a ll u t ilit ie s C a ll )21 6114 or )4t sat; I B E D R M Private A Quiet 1)50 month. 11SO depotit, |M pet depot it Call 3)0 40) Residential D rincr/Lojdet Recycling driver and roll olt driver needed Must have COL class U Apply in per von )44S Over land Rd _. * g f * » ______ 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t ROOFERS A ll phase* ol repair Expert enced C a t tily H44_________ SPRING BREAK!! SALES One Bedroom Apartment* 1299 O E A L Moss wood Apts )?/ 117* Sarvlce company seeking part tim e help Flexible hour* and day I l i t d H a P t o r Rodney MINUTES FROM SANFORD SPRIN G SPECIAL!! SALES Retell experience lor |»w*lry telex C e ll )W l l t t 2 Bdrm ,/I B e th 22) 2*24 SH ENANDOAH A P A R TM EN TS Secretary M A RIN ER'S VILLAGE E xp In W ordperltcl A Lolut 12} lor window* e m u tl Type m inim um to W PM U M hr plus ben elllt Send return* lo P A R A N A Serylcet. 112 W III SI . Sull* Vi J Senlord, F L J2 /;i. A lin Kelly or F A X COT 321 2*12 S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R T R AI N IN O /P L A C E M E N T Arm ed end unarmed J2C 02M Lek* Ad* I bdrm. SMOmo 2 bdrm. SCIOmoandup 3238670 SAN FO R D . I Bdrm SJOU mo plut tecurlty A ll u lllilie t paid f c a p l a l t c __________313 I N I S A N F O R D i l l S. Park A ve I and 2 bdrm. a ir S22S S32S 9 1100 d tp 331 S4W or MO NO/ SA N FO R D 2 DORM, all utilities paid |120'week with tecurlty deposit....................... 324 2444 I B E D R O O M F R E E M O N TH S P E C IA L I 2 bdrm t k effic avail Call Jerry. 17) 6450 SPRAY PAINTERS Exp. tu lo / m trln * p e ln te n n e e d e d . A p p ly e l : IC20 Delgner PI., Sanford 121 tI M S U P E R S MOTEL NOW MIRINO e A S S IS T A N T M A N A O E R E xper lento required AN IG H T A U D ITO R •H O U S E K E E P IN G Apply Inperton 4?10 SR t t W . Senlord 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t S A N F O R D 2 bdrm. }«> b«th lakolronl houxe l&SOrno __________ 22)7004__________ S A N F O R D 2 bdrm. I bath, cent H /A. carpel Like newt 1 yr leave tcM/mo»0C 14S H I2 TEACHERS P e rl end lu ll llm * t la ll needed In chlldcere cenlert _________ COT 222 MIS_________ Stenstrom Rentals TEACHER’S AIDE WANTED e P A O L A A R E A 2/2.1 w/ dble car garage, xcr porch, tplc . well A xeptlc ttlO/m o MW xec * SA N FO R D 2/2 O U P L E X w/d hookup. CHA. lO Srno 11W xec Stenxlrom Really, Inc. "We Manage your Home, like It wax our own." Jim Doyle 222 Tan A lte r 4PM : 2)0 101 C h lld c e r e e x p e rie n c e re qulred W illing la drive ven and g e l* CO L Cell 222 7*0! TRUCK MECHANIC Light to haavy duty M usi have tool* and experience Call 321*7441 _____ K I T ’IS ’ C A R I . Y I . K K ) by L u rry W rig h t 215— B o a t s a n d A c c e s s o r ie s S A N F O R D . 2 bdrm. 1 belh. carpel, fenced |4 tl Caldwell Realty Service. 2M 2/00 CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK W IN T E R SPR IN O S 2 bdrm. 2 be. 0 lot. garage, waxher/ d r y e r , f lr e p lc * t4 S 0 /m o Renl/leexe/optlon 04* t i l l 2 B E D . 1 B ATH Townhem* with waxher end dryer Hidden Lake IMO/mo Call 224 1414 leave mexxege II belore 4pm 1/1, a p p lle n c e x . hook upx. garage, carpel, bllndx. cent h e e l/e lrta w m -fT O Oexiaoe 2 B E D R O O M . 2 belh. cent H/A. fam ily rm Only XWO down' A lio a bdrm. 2 bath available A ik about our HUDhomexI Why rent? THE H IL L IM A N G R O U P , INC Raaller III 111! 24x41 1/1 x p lll ' i l Pearton. central H /A. carport 112.100 #22 FI O R A D Y W H ITE. OMC. Inboard/outboard, lap %tra model It.OOO 0BO 37) 5154 •4 BASS N AU TIO U E. Johnson GT ISO A ll eifra s/lo a d e d Eve. cond Under 700 hr* Priced to sell %\ 900 )77 1747 • '•7 O L A S S T R E A M . IS" boat, trailer. 50hp Johnson Never in s a il water. e«c condition S3.400 OBO 904 7)4 ?75? C e ll 111 II M o r 4)1)20) 181— A p p lia n c e s ____ / F u r n it u r e 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t N IC E 2 bdrm . 2 bath 122c H ickory SI. Sanlord 1400'mo 1400 dep MV awe or 444 M l* SA N FO R D . 2 nice xm aplx A/C. appll A v a il S/0I/T4 12/0 A U W p lu xd e p _________272 2214 2 B O RM . I BA Excel area, o il xlreet parking, near daycare Sl/S/mo 1200 xec 221 421/ 1 0 7 - M o b il e Ho m e s / Rent C O U N T R Y S E T T I N O com p la in ly turn. } / l, garbage /water furn, covered fenced pallo Ideal lor work couple or xlng parent SIW 'm o pm dep _____ Nope lx 221 i t l l ________ W E K IV A R IV E R private prop • r l y , I b d r m , I b a lh . lurnlthed u lll Incl . U U 'm o p luxxm te c V04J41I024 IT S — In d u s t r ia l R e n t a ls O FFICE/w arahouta ipaca 1)00 Sq tt H rlm a lo c a tio n al entrance to Central Fla Re g lonal Airport 40/331 7407 * PR IM E LOCATION * 2.WO xq ft of nice office rpac* 2.000 xq II warthouxe. a lio fenced xtorage Airport B lvd hom age 121IIW 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n t a ls L tO U O R ST O R E Oownlown Sanford tor xal* or leave A lio liquor been vex lor Orange and Seminole County tor xal* I/4 4TI2 S A N F O R D R E T A I l/ O F F I C E I.1S2 xq It Covered xldewalkx. high trattlc area |/00 plux xalex ta x ,mo Slemtrom Real ty Inc. Jim Doyle D) 2CCS 1 4 1 - H o m e s fo r S a le 141— H o m e s f o r S a le BATEMAN REALTY L A K E M A R Y A R E A 1/2. gorgeou x o a k t. n ear g o ll court* 129.900 Call lor appl __________ 221 1644__________ 1 A N FO R D HISTORIC HOUSE 9 IIM Y R T LE AV EN U E Beautifully retlored 4 bed. }'x balh home w llh pool 2.000 iq tl, all new heal and air Vau have lot** i l l IHOiOOO Call owner 421 6411 S A N F O R D Country living, clot* lo new m all Great xlarter home 2/t. den. eat In kitchen beautiful treex 142.000 P A IN E AN D ER SO N 441 2191 S P E C T A C U L A R POOL H O M E tn L o n g w o o d G o r g e o u x fireplace, open A bright, large tree xhaded lot SI02.900 Call Diana at The Cannon Group 296 0441 or 122 6264 Lie Real E lla !* Broker 2440 San ford A v* 321 0759 ........ 321 2257 B E LO W M A R K E T V A L U E ! 4 b d rm , t ' j balh. p a r tia lly fanetd yard M l, M0 i f f /f06 B U Y O W N ER Gorgrout Ib d rm P i balh. cant air and haaf. tancad yard, porch, doobla lot At much mora! Pinacratt araa I SI.100_____________ 373 0411 BY OW NER Modarn ranch ttyla homa in quiaf araa ) Lg tMjrmt. 7 Lg batht. Lg tiv rm k din rm . 2100 tq tt w/dbl lot. approa 10 yrt old C/H A tacurlfy light* and na* root Naw tancad yard, camant drlva. 7 car gar., many fruit treat Na« tp rlnklar tytfam . cW p wall. 1140 ft) Homa frrth ly pamtad outtida Call Joa 177 )04? day*. 17)1)40 ava*_____ Iff. SOP_____ T tfm * C A S S E L B E R R Y B a a u lltu l ) bdrm P» balh Naw carpal, paint Show* lika a modal' U4.f00 4?) 7024 H A LL R E A L T Y 3 1 2 W . F ir s t St.. S a n l o r d ) bdrm cornar lot c/h a low dn Jk monthly! Only 141 ?00 SI John’ * R iver a c c a ttf 10 acre*. »0K down' t/S 000 2 or ) bdrm . dbl qar . tancad Ft rm c b conifr ISS.S00 323-5774 118— O ffic e Sp a ce / Rent DE B A R Y Lakelrenl 1/1. ten tra! H A. pluxeatras! 140.000 * GREAT LOCATION * S a n lo r d In d iv id u a l o lllc * xpacex Starting at STW’ mo 100 IW xq II each 222 IIW N E W Sanlord o llic e t and or warehouxex 400 7.900 xq It ipectel. U U /W C 222 2SS4 S A N F O R D O lhce xpac* X400 xq ft. building total. 1200 xq tl per ofltce unit 22) 2004 S A N F O R D ) room o llice wood p a n e l le d F re n ch Av* 1 1X0. month 1 » 11M XOO SO F E E T lor leal* on 1/91 xuccexxtut e a rn in g anchor huxlnexxex Good parking and lig h tin g G re a t v li l b ll l t y A Iking XanOmo B2*444work 121— C o n d o m in iu m R e n t a ls SAN FO R D Sandalwood Vlllax Quiat araa 3/1. U M mo p lu i iac Nancv )2) S4U attar 6 P M 141— H o m e s fo r S a le A F F O R D A B LE HOM ES V EN TU RE I PR O PER TIES F H A O R V A ASLChV A S l ' i N Avium * no quallftex A owner financing low ax 1404/mol G ov't Foreclexurax. Repoxl Seminole. Orange, Veluxlal W M a l u i o w x k i . m 2X4J O UPLEX S A N F O R D Good neighborhood goal condition 114.VC0 C all alter 1 00 ___________124 H44__________ E X C H A N O E OR S E L L your properly located anywhere! Invexlerx Realty. 224 1411___ VENTURE I PROPERTIES LooktHg to buy a hom a’ Wa hava home* in all area* ol Sem inole Orange. V o lu tia Counhetl Call for d e la iltl • 1/2 w ith flre p la c a . newer carpet and tile. 144 VOO a Forecloture! 4 2 on I 57 acret Fireplace SI04 900 • 4/1. 2.TOO iq ft fireplace lg ic r porch' f 104 900 B a th O sb o rn e V e n tu ra I P r o p e r t ie s BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV’ T FORECLOSURES. LOW DOWN ASSUM E NO QUALIFIES AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA i ORANGE COUNTY N O R T H R I O O E . 1121.900 2 S t o r y , 4/2>x. la m rm . w/fplc . xep formal llv/din rm . Econom ical to la r hot water, ceram ic III*. Intercom law n x p r in k le r xyx. huge m atter tu lle w,roman tub & xep thow er Day 211 0990 Hotalyn. e v e ,* k in d 240 2040 O S T E E N /LE M O N B L U F F 1 bdrm, 2 bath home Approx 2 000 xq It St Johnt River Ironlage S19K hrm Ax ix No c o n tln g e n c le x fly ow ner 402 422 2426 322 2420 • 321-2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY »ln Out 38th Y tif 4/1 O LO CK H O M E * / CH A on 100x126 lo t 24x24 b lk laundry/work*hop. 17*1/ *cr rm V try do*? lo P in o c rtif F tarn |V4 0 00)71 3444 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r t y / S a le ‘ 191 FT. FRONTAOE on 1/9)1 H ttfo m b ta GC 7 b u ild in g Owner o n ly f 10 ) 000* 'H U G E W A R E H O U SE wllh of ficcw n d iip t Half a city block* Zoned GC 7 Asking 1140 000 with seller financing U l i A I . I lS T A T R . IN C C A N A L FRO N T lot. On paved road Near boat ramp Lg treex Wlthlecooche* Kv. SR 44 Reduced price 402 2241912 DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal tor m obile home or home ill* , horxex. cattle, terming, or nurtery Toned agricultural 11.900 per ecr* Sm all down paym ent w llh owner llnanclng 964 242 1222 O E N E V A 1 A C R E S. Pond, well Zoned a g / r e t 1)0.000 __________ 119 91)0__________ 4V, A C R E S FO R S A L E . Corner lot near Lake Jetxup Celt 221J242aH#r_5£m_^^_^^_ 155— C o n d o m in iu m s Co-O p/^SaJ[e___ CO N D O M IN IU M FOR S A LE Pin# Hldg# Club 7 bdrm. 2 bath US 000 Call )77 7304 N o Orui fiulow • Uni'tijy Llhr lent Studio. I 4 if Uudroont Allord.ihlu Aihirtrucnts • Fni'iiilly Oil Situ Oi.pirmlalilu • Atli< fitor,ii|i> i ’nv.itii I ’.ilro 4 Mcxxrt P A U L OSUOI1NE 21th St. and M yrtle Av*. SANFORD SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S S . in f n id A v o . • S .trifo rd Beautiful 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available 1Bedroom SEAD KEEZE 'mo.' . Do you have an item tor sate? Get results wllh a c la ttllle d ad C all or fax ux Monday Friday 4 00 1 )0 lo tee how easy It Ix 322-2611 831-9993 FAX 323 9408 221— G o o d T h in g s to E a t S T R A W B E R R IE S U Pick Open 9am )99l Celery Ave ) m l E o l Sanlord I ml N ot SI Rd *4 1.146 pound. 2212)64 223— M i s c e l la n e ° u s (A N T IQ U E LA M P W ALL BRACKET V in ta g e 112) O riginal us# held oil lamp make* lovely plant holder O riginal 110 373 4744________ • COM M OD E FOR D IS A B LE D ) In one , Commode seat with arm* on 4 leg* S7? Call 647 7211____________________ CR IB A N D CH EST 11)5 OBO C L O T H E S 0 ?T SO« SI Other baby Items 373 4540_________ • O ECKIN O . F ree Good shape Board*, railing, steps Teke dow nand haul off Call )73 9*07 • O R A C O C A R S C A T ; Like new! P a ld tiO asking 150 __________ 5/4 4041 Iv msg • L O U V E R BLIN DS with 17 ft track Cloth fit In sliding door or can be elfered Very nicel Only 1)5 Call 3K) 0409 _ • N U TO N E Intercomm system New Complete kit In boi. w/) speaker*, am plifier, stereo, etc For home or business Cost 17/5 W ill sell for 1100 C a ll 377 2744________________ e PR IN T S 7 (lower and fla mlogos by G erl Gerem la 150 Please c a ll 377 0S44 SHAKLEE PRODUCTS K E N M O R E waxher. very nlcel Free delivery and warranty John A v B a il, )2« 1241__ * K E N M O R E M IC R O W A V E , la r g t . looks good w o rks greet IIP C a ll) ) / 1420_______ #LO V E S E A T . blue wllh ru tl pillows attached Good condl hon IXU2I l/a siv m x g 107— S p o r t in g G o o d s We hepplly deliver any where! __________ 142 4114__________ SU N O U E S T W O L F F TANNING B E D S N ew C o m m e r c le l H o m e U n it * F r o m 1199 L a m p s L o tio n s A cce sso rie s M o n th ly paym ents low as t i l 00 Cali Today F R E E NEW Color Catalog 144*4419197 a T Y P E W R IT E R IB M Selecfrlc It Works Perfect Good cond 140 Call 37) 7640 • KIDS B IK E •<)«e*i for « 5 to 9 y«j|r old girl Gr*«n pirk And tt llit t 117)45 4)40 230— A n t iq u e / C la s s i c _________C a r s _________ 193— L a w n & G a r d e n ( F O R D T H U N O C n S tR D 19.4 AM o rig in a l! N eeds some * 11.695 OBO U i 0IS4 F O R S A L E W OOD M U L C H Bring shovtll 110 pick up lo#d You tQ4d 371 544/_______ 'W H E E L H O R S E " 1f#ctor. U cut. 17 Hp Koh»tr. «l«c start, hydro *t#ticdrlv« E i c cond 51.440 OBO 34? 91)1 199— P e ls & S u p p lie s • FREE FREE F R E E . Mi«4d breed pup* Sm4H t i i f C all U9 2391 • > _____________ • F R E E O M u flfb l Kitten*. ) girl*. 7 boy*, some blk k w hite, some striped. .s»so mother aveilabie Pferise call 330 3/1/Jessica 215— Boats and Accessories eG L A S T R O N III! V hull. )SIW 290 Volvo. fi*h'*kl. lo’ s of eatra* 17000OBO 1)4 5)45 • HOUSE BOA T. 11ve aboard 4) N a u ta lln e . tw in engine V drhre 170K Dr Q u a m e fS U I l H OUSEBOAT 40 steel hull, in water Lots of possibilities U500 F irm 377 4334 • 14 FT B O W R ID ER 115 H P Mercury, o b low hours, with frailer 33.000 377 0141________ II FT Bowrider New canopy 90MP Evenrude wHIlt k trim Drive on trailer Life |acket* • latfely equip Heavy anchor Boat cover AM F M c . m Nice boat ready for wafer Register k rid e M u st sell lo pay funeral b ill 14000 F irm ______ 372 94/4 • W 4 SKI/FISM BOAT. 90 H P Merc w /traller Run* grealt 1) 000 P a rtia l finance 495 HOO • HIS R E G A L Medallion 17 10". 4 cyl In outboard motor W'drive on trailer 15.000 OBO DO 4004or $49 6)0) eve* ____ 235— T r u c k s / B u ses / V a n s • C tlE V Y B E A U V I L L E V A N ’ 29. I Ion. P .lie n g t r v*n clean Loaded! Too much lo lilt, m u lt lee to epprecUte Only X2..9X O B O ____ 22IJ200 • F O R D R A N O E R . L T X *2. P 'S . cruii*. A/C. stereo, 4.200 mllex. I yr or 22.000 ml te ll on warranty ___ C a ll )72 111) • liU Z U P/U *J Red. 7K. A/C. am /lm c a ll, lu ll bedllner. rear window 19..X0 )22 66)6 • J E E P P IC K U P T R U C K , 192T. ax. w ith topper 1640 OBO N eeds• loto> TLC. W ) 2919 • J E E P P IC K U P 4x4. 1*26. VI auto Engine and tram re b u ilt (about 20.000 m llex) Newer Interior 12,000 221 2004 S Sanford Motor Co. '91 F O R D R A N O E R P IC K U P Au!o. air. power steering and brakes.11.000 mile* Like new 1 Special >9,491 Call 372 4)41 • 1977 C H I V Y 1/7 ton p u iso V I Runs good Engine and Iran* strong 11500 373 S i l l • I t t) S U B U R B A N OMC. 6 2L diesal. h a ll Ion. mechanically solid. n«w rad /brake rotors k calipers heed liner Very good tires and tow pkg S5.SOOOBO 40/711 MM • 1915 C H I V Y CUSTOM )/4 ton van New tires good working cond 4 c a p t a in c h a ir * , couch bed S340434S 2540eft S • 1991 F I9 B L A Z E R 4 dr full 8>ower. Tahoe package T2K ml 117,000 llr m 371 9444 after 4 *74 C H E V Y Drag truck High p r tf o r m e n c e m otor H /D tran* w brand new car tra il er 12000 330 904) M M A R M O N T R ACTO R. Fr«sh Detroit IV ?2 New batteries new exhaust, insulated cab A C37| TOSS Of 1714011______ IS NISSAN, extra cab. runs excellent 1stSI500 377 *336 14 FO R D F 400 fiat bed looks k runsgood 11500 37? 4)34 238— V e h ic le s W a n te d WE P A Y TOP 1111 FOR C o m pifteor Wrecked Cars Trucks R U N N IN G o rN O T • A N Y CONDITION • 372 5044 • •1 970 DEVILLE CADILLAC 12000 OBO A ll powtr )}} 0)1. 231— C a r s • C H R Y S L E R IM P E R IA L '91 L ik e new Must sell Only 173.500 C all (40/13)3 9954 FO R S A L E OR T R A D E 19 F ire b ird Puns great 11.500 or trade tor Chevy Pickup 3J0 SOI/or 373 7711 e HONDA ACCO R D L X . 1992. LOW M IL E S ! 4 door P/S P /0 . air. Kenwood AM FM cassette Rosewood color W ill run Torever. f 11.700 337 94/3 • L I B AR O N Convertible. *14 Red. loaded dig dash new top, new tires 16.50049S 7104 e P L Y M O U T H G ra n d F u ry white A I cond thru out G ood m ile a g e 1 7 .0 0 0 0 0 0 __________ 37) 4400________ • P U B LIC AUTO AUCTION • E V E R Y T U E S D A Y 7:30 PM D AY T O N A AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92. Daytona Beach 904 7SS D U S IE R R A O LD S M O B ILE . 17. 4 doors automatic. 4 cylinders Asking S7.900 )71 757)___ • TOYOTA CO R O LLA wagon. ‘ 92. Auto. A /C red. 2)K. warranty 19.450 )72 46)8 TOYOTA SU P R A . 1914. AAetallic blue, loaded, power every thing sunroof Well m ain famed, excellent condition! II7K miles Garage kept 13.950 _ Call 407 574 7914 • 19/2 PO RSCH E 911 Targa low milage, shows like new 110 000 O B O __ 37) 5154 • 44 C H R Y S L E R Im perial 4 dr. all power, body in good shape Huns great 11500)7) 2142 "/7 C H E V Y E l Camlno, no eng or tra n i A/C. P/S. P/Q. cowl hood. SS g rille S4S0 349 S591 239— M o t o r c y c le s a n d B ik e s m o P«n Shovxl Chopper 111 000 invested Asking 110.000 or trad* lor F L H Dresser Serious only M 4M I2/12) 2716________ • '41 K A W A S A K I. 100 L T D Prim * condition 1900 or w ill trade lor Jon beat )2t XII) 241— R e c r e a t io n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s e H O LID A Y Rambler Imperial. '• 9 J iff basem ent model, loaded Excellent cond Op Itonai Honda motor scooter for ; w r.», X 157 40/ 499J979 1915 LO C O L E M A N - i • slowe. elec a ir awning 17100 5554 1st St___Paola 37) **29 #191/ CO ACH M AN M.H. 24 ft . 7)K mi Many extras! Incl generator Very easy to drive 119,900 __ ____ 317 4450 1991 C O L E M A N Pop Up Camper for sale Like new Garage kept Call 3)0 4936 Sanford • ‘74 MOTOR HOME Runs great W ill trade tor travel frailer ot co m p a rab le value )?1 7195 '7/ CR U ISE AIR 57K m l 440. 75 It. S K V A bath, micro. Tv antenna, awning, a u x ilia ry fuel Very good cond S9.250 37) 414/ alter 6 Pm • //'SO U TH W IN D motor home 75 II E x c e lle n t condition Generator 15 000 372 9179 • ‘t l A L L E G R O motor home 7/ tt. awning, twin beds, genera tor and tv 1)7.500 0(30 321 0/11 243— T r a it o r s H E A V Y DUTY, till bed. single axle. 4,000 lb cap Exc cond t/SOOBO Geneva 349 91)1 Y o u p a y f o r the first 10 d a y s a n d i f y o u r c a r d o e sn 't sell, c a ll us a n d r e n e w it f o r F R E E ! P h o n e n u m b e r a n d a s k i n g p r i c e m u s t be i n c l u d e d in a d . N o c o p y c h a n g e w h i l e a d is r u n n i n g e x c e p t f o r p r i c e . N o n - c o m m e r c ia l on ly. C a ll 322-261 I today! f y o u * rfc lc O te d A ,... 449 B a r b a r a C o llin * to ld her weterbed with the help ol a SA N FO R D H E R A L D C LA S S IF IE D AD A l t e r o n ly 2 c e l l s , the walerbed wax told and the had tom * ex tra spending money tn her pocket) C A B IN E T ! W ill take out your old cabinets Save you labor on your new kitchen 611 2449 W e'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. 321-6762 D E LT O N A 904 221 4020 >W a 6 e 'P a x a d id e $ SOLD AFTER ONLY THE SECOND CALL! 2 1 9 - W a n te d to B u y Sam E G G S -A C T L Y W h a t You N e e d ! or A tio vir #on«d tir*»nc*ng and • AAA R A Y 'S A P P L IA N C E • I I I S F rtn ch A ve, Sanlord R e t r lg t r a t o r . S t o v e x . W athert D ryers Free S yr labor w err p e l avail. 1)6 046) A P P L IA N C E S . F U R N ., T V S . New Satellite Syltemx a t low a t 11.491 C H E E P O OEPOT, l it* F rent h Ay* )2 L 1)44 CR IB Jenny Lynn, w-matlrexx Very good condition 11)1 E x e c u t iv e desk 44" 1100 111 I I I !______ Alter 1 Pm, F U L L BOX S P R IN O A N D AAATTRESS 140 A SET A UP L A R R Y 'S M A R T 1114111 H OM E A P P L IA N C E C E N T E R Over 20 year* In Sanford Sale* New and Used Service a ll makes A parts X>4 E Com m ercial St 1)2 M4) • '77 VW B E E T L E . 1400 eng Runs good, looks good, priced good. W llh Radio 11400 323 9741 • *77 T B IRD. Beautiful green. G reat shape Needs engine work 1500 311 7Sy4 '40 DODOE. Good transport# Hon S350 For more Informe lion please c e ll 377 4447 • 4) C H E V Y Chevette 4 dr. 4 spd. new tires, doesn't burn o il Good 2nd car 1600 377 71»? •1 DODOE D AY T O N A M UST S E L L ! 4 cylinder, nice, owner may finance! )49 S525 ht % MORGAN REALTY 321 -4 7 0 4 Let Our F ull Tlm« Salt* Staff Show YOU how E a iy It i* to Own « Horn* of Your Own' C u ll sny of our Eiporivncwd Ag«nf* A N Y T IM E 1 Q n lu o ^ i Markham Wdx. foreclosure. 4/). 1 « acre, p a itu re / tle b l* . 1101.000 VENTURE I PROPERTIES FIRST TIME H 0M EBU YERS! 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a le AA Carnal, Inc- 3 H 1)14 Axxume No Q u a lifie r11 * )/). MT2PITIS14.WO *3/2 xplll, fenced. U41 PITI. xia.voo P R E loreclexurel 14.000 dn )/}. heavily treed 1/2 acre S p ill bdrm , c e ra m ic tile, appl. garage Poxxlble owner hold 2nd Juxl 121.900! R E A L T Y , IN C . 330 0 2 7 3 /7 7 4 9400 Ja n tl Mansfield. 323-7271 e F O R E C L O S U R E t 2/1 on ' l a c r e ! A p p l . 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Cent H/A, carport Juil»4),e00l STENSTR OM 322 7498 Call tor d e U llil Sanlord Properliex For L e u Then U .0 0 0 Dortn STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AR EA LTY 442 22) 2)22/22} (120 We H a v e • Sm glu Story Dustgil 231— C a r s 1 5 7 - M o b il e H o m e s / S a le 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t .w if e MentionUxli Ad 6 Pty Ho AppOcilkmF»l St. Croix Apartments 3 X 1 -7 3 0 3 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 On Lake Emma Rd.* Lake Mary H x h h s M i n i S a t 9 5<00 C to a rrl S u n H O U R S : M l . 9 - a • ?xit. 1 0 -5 • S u n C lm o d Your transportation ad works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: • M ake and Model • Year • Power Features S I Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessories/lnlerior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3U - Z 6 U �' 7 ■H A/} * 1 \ * • % * % I ‘ * I <* 1 t n u’ ’ .. r . ; v ~v m (- ■5 - Sanlord Horold, Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, April 21, 1994 '- “Hl o n d Te What to expect in a medical checkup TH E BORN LO SE R ^ r HOW! 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F o r a 72 -year-o ld. th is Is w hat Is co n sid e re d lo lie a re a so n a b ly c o m p le te m e d ic a l e v a lu a tio n : a th o ro u g h h is t o r y o f a n y I ll­ nesses. d is o rd e rs o r s y m p to m s y o u h ave had: a n a n a ly s is o f ris k facto rs (such a s fa m ily h is to ry of ca n c e r, w h e th e r y o u sm o ke and h o w m u c h a lc o h o l y o u c o n ­ sum e): a c o m p le te e x a m in a tio n (s ta rtin g at the top o f y o u r head a n d c o n tin u in g do w n to y o u r feet). In a d d itio n , y o u s h o u ld have a c o m p le te h lo o d c o u n t (to c h e c k y o u r red a n d w h ite c o rp u scle s), a c h e m ic a l s c r e e n in g te st (lo m e a s u r e h lo o d s u g a r a n d c h o le ste ro l, a m o n g m a n y o ilie r faeiors). a p ro state a n llg e u hlood lest Ilf y o u 're m ale), a c h e e k for h lood In y o u r slo o l. a fle x ib le sig m o id o sc o p y (to Iden tify co lo n polyps), un d a u rin a ly s is . 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I n d ig e s tio n m e a n s that you s h o u ld have In te stin a l X -ra y s F e ve r w o u ld MEDICINE In d le n le the need lo r sp e cia l tests o f y o u r b o d y flu id s. Hy p a y in g clo se a tte n tio n lo c lu e s lie d isc o v e rs In y o u r m e d i­ c a l h is t o r y a n d e x a m in a tio n , y o u r d o c to r w ill su gg est o th e r e x a m in a tio n s a n d te stin g that a re a p p r o p r ia t e fo r y o u r p a r t ic u l a r it c u lt h p r o b le m s . 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S o m e o n e Injected w ith the v ir u s w o u ld , fo r a sh o rt w h ile , be u n h c llc v u h ly lu c k y . A t b r id g e , s o m e tim e s y o u m u st lie b e lie v a b ly lu c k y . In to d a y 's deal. N o rth opened w trli a w eak im -iru m p . s h o w in g 1 2 1 1 p o in t s S o u th used S l a y n ia n a n d th e n m a d e a gam e Ion lu g rehid to Ills long su it N o rth 's three h e a rts and S o u t h 's th r e e s p a d e s b o th s h o w e d t h r e e - c a r d h o ld in g s . ( N o r th w o u ld h a v e h id tw o hearts, n o l lw o spades, w ith 4-1 Hr lire m a jo rs S o u th w o u ld have ra ise d Im m e d ia te ly w ith fourc a rd sp a d e su p p o rt.) S o u t h 's ) u m p lo s ix c lu b s w a s a n o v e rb id . W e st s h o u ld h a v e led ih c u n h id s till — d ia m o n d s llu l ev e n a fte r the heart lead, the d e c la r e r . E n g lis h m a n D a v id H u m . a p p e a re d lo h ave tw o u n a v o id a b le losers: o ne spade a n d o n e d ia m o n d . H o w e v e r. Hurt) s p o ile d Ills o n e c h a n ce , lie w o n ih c heart lead In hand, drew I r u m p s a n d cashed Ills o th e r five m a jo r-su it w in n e rs, d is c a rd in g d u m m y 's d ia m o n d lo u r on d ie I Hi 11 heart F ilia lly . H o rn e x ile d w ith a d ia m o n d Yes. E ast had lo win ih c Ira k and. yes. In- had lo rcliiiu a diamond This conceded a nil l a n d - d i s c a r d . on whi ch dc (•hirer's spade l i w r disappeared T o m a k e the sla m a fte r a lio n -d ia m o n d lead, d e cla re r had lo lln d E a s l w ith a l m ost tw o sp ad es, e x a c tly Ih rcc lie a ris , the A -K -Q of d ia m o n d s a n d at m ost thre e tru m p s. A s H u m said, ih c sla m w as th in n e r th a n a ra z o r's edge. By Herntcc Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY April 22. 1004 A n a r r a n g e m e n t w h e re y o u w o rk In c lo s e c o n ju n c tio n w ith a n o th e r could produce e x tre m e ly d e sira b le re su lts to­ d a y . e s p e c ia lly If II d e a ls w ith s o m e th in g d ia l Is u n iq u e or fu tu ris tic . LEO (J u ly 23 -A ng. 221 You s h o u ld he a b le lo g ra sp the essen ce o f a c o m p lic a te d d e v e l­ o p m e n t s to d a y q u ic k e r th a n y o u r c o n te m p o ra rie s . T h is c o u ld he a big p lu s II fe u d in g o il c o m p e titio n . VIRGO (A u g . 2 3 -S e p l. 22) T h is m a y he a very good d a y for s o c ia liz in g w ith c o -w o rk e rs In y o u r field of end eavor. S o m e ­ t h in g s ig n ific a n t c o u ld resu lt th ro u g h a frie n d ly e x c h a n g e o f Ideas. LIBRA (Sept. 2 3 -O c l. 23) A n u n re s o lv e d Issue u tlg h l he fin a lly fin a liz e d lo y o u r s a tis fa c tio n tod ay. C h a n c e c o u ld p la y a role 111 Ib is d e ve lo p m en t. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Y o u m ig h t he e x tre m e ly fast a l re a so n in g th in g s o u t tod ay, y el y o u m a y he a I r lllc slo w on a c tin g o n y o u r In sig h ts. T o be s u c c e s s f u l, m o v e w it h e q u a l speed In h o lh areas. SAGITTARIUS (N ov.-23-D ee. S o m e th in g u n iq u e ly a d v a n ­ tag eo u s m ig h t o p e n for y o u In th e y e a r a h e a d that c o u ld lead lo a secon d so u rce o f e a rn in g s . Ii m a y he a d e p a rtu re from the w a y s y o u u s u a lly generate In­ com e. TAURUS (A p ril 20 -M a y 20) Y o u m a y le a rn u v e ry v a lu a b le lesson , w h ic h Is n o l to w o rry a b o u t t ilin g s that m a y n ever h a p p e n . Y o u 'v e lic u r d It a ll p re v io u s ly , b ill to d a y the d e ­ m o n s tra tio n m ig h t be v e ry p re­ fin e . G et a Ju m p o n life b y u n d e r s t a n d in g I h c I n flu e n c e s D ia l are g o v e rn in g y o u In the y e a r a h e a d . S e n d fo r y o u r A s tro -G ra p h p re d ic tio n s tod ay b y m a ilin g $2 a n d a lo n g , self-addressed, slam p ed e n v e lo p e to A stro -G ra p h . <7o lid s n e w sp a p e r. P.O. B o x 4 4 0 5 . N ew Y o rk . N. Y. 10103. B e su re lo sta le y o u r zo d ia c sign . GEMINI (M ay 2 1-J u n e 20) B e n e fits m ig h t he d e riv e d tod ay th ro u g h a lte rn a tio n s o r c h a n g e s o rig in a te d b y o th ers. In fact, th e y c o u ld be better th a n w hat y o u had In m ind. CANCER (Ju n e 2 1 - J u ly 22) A N N IE 21) There may he two op­ NORTH ♦ K 9 42 I II II Vy# i ♦ J« ♦ a y io i EAST WEST ♦ J 10 7 IS ♦ U 8 *10 1 2 »J8« ♦ A K W1 7 J ♦ 12 6 10 R It 5 ♦ 7* S O IT II ♦ A il If A K 7 1 ♦ 7 ♦ K J VS1 VulnerabIc Easi-WesI lk-alrr North South WeU 2♦ !♦ 1♦ <!♦ I'au I'au I’au Paw Nor Ih 1 NT 2♦ 3? 4♦ I'lta Kail Pass Paw I’au I'au I'au Opening lead V 2 p o r tu n itie s lor p e rso n al g a in s tod ay. D o n 't g o o d o n a tangen t, b e ca u se th e y c o u ld o c c u r In a re a s In w h ic h you are a lread y v e rv fa m ilia r C A P R I C O R N (D ec. 22 J a n HM .S itu atio n s w h ic h a p p e a r lo h o ld (lie least am o un t ol p ro m ise c o u ld he I he ones lh a i tu rn lllln g u s h e rs today. D on '! m ake Im ­ p u ls iv e J u d g m e n ts b a s e d on s u p p o s itio n . A Q U A R I U S M in 2 0 Fell. I‘ l| C o n d u c t i n g b u s in e s s t o d a y c o u ld h a v e a sp e c ts d ia l are g a m e - llk e . D o n 't p la y y o u r tru m p c a u ls p iv m a iu rc ly . w a ll tm d l d ie po i Is really e n tic in g P I S C E S (Feb 2 0 -M a re b 20) A liie m l o l y o u rs w ho has some v e ry u n u s u a l c o n ta c ts m ig h t he a b le lo do a u n iq u e fa v o r lo r yo u tod ay. It's a person w ith w h o m y o u feel co m fo rta b le m a k in g a requ est. ARIES (M arch 2 1-Ju n e 20) P e rso n a l g ain is In d ica te d today, lu ll II m a y com e a b o u t In an e x tre m e ly u n u su a l m a n n e r and d ie w in d o w o f o p p o rtu n ity m igh t not he op e n ed very long. C o p y r ig h t 19 84 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E ASSN . by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 21, 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/1d18c0053cc3902b688dca354b562506.pdf c98c6b4367c57231eb57c6e559b1c971 PDF Text Text Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoe 1008 * 86lh Yoar, No. 205 - Sanlord. Florida Gambling troubles NEWS DIGEST Study: Casinos cause business failures INSIDE 4# □ People By J . MARK B A R FIEL D Herald Senior Stall Writer Azaleas need summer care For massive bloom s of colorful blossoms next spring, azaleas need care now. Trlcln Thom as tells readers Ihc neeecssary steps lo take In her gardening column today. ( 'Bee Page 3B. □ Sports Leaders keep on winning SA N FO R D — Th e Sunnlland Corporation Red Sox and Railroaders Cubs remained Hie only undefeated teams lell In Ihe Sanlord Lillie Major Baseball League with victories Saturday. □ See Page IB. Promoters tout tourists and Jobs In trying In sell Floridians on pro|xisals to legalize casinos, but a study warns gamtiling nlso brings trouble nnd business fnllurrs. " B y and large, com m unities are making decisions on Hie basis of very misleading Information," University of Massachusetts pro­ fessor Robert Goodman said In a study detailed Sunday In The Florida Tlm es-Unlon In Jackson­ ville. An Orlando-based group. Florida Rlverboal Corp.. proposes to float a cruising casino on Hie St. Johns River. Joined with Church Street Station's Boli Snow In a lundsldc attraction. Hie group plans to spend up to $I0<> million lo tiring BRIEFS fiOnce you have gambling, you create a political constituency that favor it. It's very difficult once you start In it to cash out, so it seems, j -P ro fe sso r R o b e rt Q o o d m e n rlverboal gambling to central Florida. Florida Rlvcrlxiat chairman Gerald Braley says Ihc venture will produce up to I.(XX) Jobs at an average annual salary of $24,800 per year and generate $5 million to $ I0 million per year tor local governments. Braley says land-based casi­ nos atirucl many problems — prostitution and loan-sburklng tor example — but floating casinos do not because of the limited access. Florida Rivcrboat will Join a growing chorus of pitches during coming months attempting to cncourugc Floridians to amend the state con­ stitution to allow casino gambling. Gambling backers Inflate positive Impacts such as Jobs, tourists and more money for local governments, said Goodmnn, a professor of urbnn planning and economic development. But Ills two-year study showed a less-glittering payoff that Included destroyed businesses, In­ creased crime, skewed property values and more gambling addiction. "Those officials tbut are doing this are going to uffccl tbclr economies for a long, long time. The y ought to consider both sides of the equation." I See Casinos, Page BA Fire Dept. study kkies help with promotion for Boys and Giris Club Home invasion alleged A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS — When Joseph King answered a knoek on his door nl 3 o'clock Monday morning, he had qnllc an awakening King. 32. told Seminole County sheriffs deputies that three men. one wearing a slocking mask, forced Ihclr way Into his house and demanded money, lie lold deputies one intruder was armed with a hand gun and lhe others were carrying shotguns. When King lold them he had no money, they heal him with their weapons, he lold deputies. Th e y then look Ids VCR and escaped on fool Irom K in g 's home at 5-11 Georgia Ave.. Altamonte Springs, deputies said. While investigating the Incident, deputies said they found a small amount of marijuana In the home and arrested King on misdemeanor drug possession charges. Deputies know only that Ids attackers were black. King could offer no other details regard­ ing their appearance. Investigators believe the home Invasion may have been drug related. The Investigation Is continuing. Longwood to air improving fire equipment t* By N IC K P F E IF A U F Horald Stall Writer Evidence sought in rape case CASSELBERRY Casselberry Police In­ vestigators plan to use a search warrant on Monday to collect evidence for DNA testing from a mun who has been accused In the rape and beating of a 2 1-year-old Casselberry woman In March. • According to Investigators. Gerald A McBride. 33. Is currently In the John K. I’olk Correctional Facility facing charges of sexual battery, armed robbery, false Imprisonment, aggravated battery and aggravated assault. According to reports, the victim was walking to a convenience store between I and 2 a.m. on March 27 when McBride allegedly forced her ut gunpoint Into a vacant house on I llblscus Road. Reports show that she told officers she was repeatedly raped and tieuten on the head when she tried to escape. Th e y said McBride allegedly look money and cigarettes from the victim's purse Ixrfore Itc left her at the house. Endeavour to land tomorrow S P A C E C E N T E R . Houston — Top-notch radar Instruments aboard space shuttle Endeavour collected 3-D Images of the North Sea and the snow-capped Himalayas today as the Earth­ watching mission drew near a close. Th e shuttle and six astronauts are set to touch down Just before noon E D T on Tuesday, ending the 10-duy mission to study the global environ­ ment. Weather forecasts arc favorable for a landing at Cupc Canaveral. One ticket takes prize T A L L A H A S S E E - A single Lotto ticket, sold In Miami. Is worth un estimated $8 million after the Intcst drawing. Florida Lottery officials said. S a t u r d a y n I g ft t ' s n u m b e r s w c r c 1-9-20-30-31-47. |INDEX Q m fhi ..... ___ I 4B,fH> Movlaa............. ..... ,'flB Nation............... .......SB Paopla............... n ll R Polio*................ An Sports........ Editorial............. Florida................ Temps cool slightly Partly cloudy. High In the low er 80s. Northeast wind 10 lo 15 m ph becom ing cast. Partly Cloudy Por mors wosthor, sso Pass 2A Tho crew of the USS Genesis starship, Sanford Chapter of tho Fodoratlon. surrounds Bovorly Connor, monogor of Cafo Books, (contor) loentod In Iho Wal-Mart Plaza In Sanford during Saturday's promo tlon whon she donatod 20 perconl of the day's profits from tho book storo to tho Wost Sanford Boys and Girls Club. Tho Trekklos aro (from left): Capt Kaja Robot (Vlcklo C r ls t o f for). Ensign Lanzor Tapan(Mlko Gamble), LI Krystah (Bollle Form). Ensign Damon (David Psycha), It Cmdr Aloxandor Davlon (Frod Burtls), and Cmdr. Valkross (Vlcklo Horrlng) Awww... Aren’t they cute? 2 cuddly clouded leopards born at zoo By NICK P F E IF A U F Herald Staff Wrltor SA N FO R D — Who could resist the soft skin and cuddly attitude of the newest additions lo the Central Florida Zoological Park? Th e endangered clouded leopards were born March 31. the first of their kind to be reared at lhe zoo. P u b lic R e la tio n s M a na ge r A n d re a F a rm e r explained that because of Hit- delicate nature of these small animals and Ihc need for them to be alone with Call-A-Law accessible day, night Ihclr mother, they will not be on exhibit for the public until possibly early summer. "W e'll have a big press announcement and parly at that time." she told thc//er.i/d. Farm er commented that there are only 2H‘J Clouded Leopards In captivity worldwide. Numbers In Ihc wild are unknown. Th e animals arc Included In the American Zoo and Aquarium Association's Species Survival Plan. ISSP). SSP seeks to strengthen coordinated captive breed- I See Leopards, Page 5A LO N G W O O D — Th e Longwood City Commission will continue look­ ing Info Improving the city's fire department equipment und facili­ ties. Both Items arc scheduled for tonight's city commission meeting. One Item, which may lend toward the obtaining of Iwo new pumper (Ire trucks, was presented on 1st reading In Ordinance form al the April -fib meeting Al that time. II was passed with little discussion, bv a unanimous vole. It Is scheduled lor a public hearing anil final reading tonight. Th e elly Is required to approve Hie matter in ordinance form, in com­ pliance with a previous ordinance requiring such action whenever un amount of money Islo be spent for a period longer Ilian one fiscal year. Th e total purchase price for Ihc tw o p u m p e r (ru c k s has been estimated al $220,000. The city plans to pay (he principal and Interest within ten years, ul a rate of $24.10-1.90 per ycur. Th e annual percentage rate on the loan Is Identified as 4.3 percent. W i t h th e p u r c h a s e o f tw o Southern Coach fire truck pumpers, one truck will be assigned lo each ftre station locution, nl 301 W. Warren, and 400 Wcymun Ave. In anticipation of the units. Fire Chief Charles Chupinuu bus re- [ See Longwood, Psge BA A good coating of love By N ICK P F E IF A U F Horald Stall Wrltor If you have problems with a recently purchased automobile, sexual harassment, living wills, disabled rights, or other mailers, bead for the bar. Th e Florldu Bar. dial is. Th e Florida Bar has set up un liiformallun phone. By dialing (904) 561 1200, Call-A-Law Is accessible 24 hours a day In Floridians with push-butlnn phones. T h e answer Is a collection of recorded messages on a variety of legal topics written by Florida attorneys. Th e tapes provide general legal Information on common consumer Issues such as wills, divorce, child custody, rights of landlords and ten • . Recently udded (o the list of topics arc Information regarding automobile guarantees and service. A statement from Commissioner of Agriculture Bob Crawford Issues the following cautions: "Som e people mistakenly believe that Florida law gives them three days lo change tbclr mind after buying a vehicle. Th e so-called "cooling-off" crlod of 72 hours they probably arc Blinking of. applies (o other types of sales and solicitations. II G See Service, Page BA H«(ild Photo b, Rogor Hwnocb Margie Hopkins, vIco president of the Westslde Community Association, was one of several members of Ihe organization who donated lime on Saturday lo paint tho houso of Cora Leo Culvor, Sanford, a handlcappod elderly resident of the community. Tho association, a non profit volunteer organization, Is working lo better Its community and make It a safer place to live. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 32-2-2611 �\m 2A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, April IB, 1U94 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE ‘94 Legislative session ends Winners Sessions disagrees with ex-wife’s efforts P O U T L A U D E R D A L E — Patrick Sessions has crusader! for five ycurs to keej» the search for Ills daughter alive and tie may fight Ills ex-wife's elforls lo have the missing University of Florida sludetiVdcclarcd legally dead. ' Sessions said Friday he's concerned that II Tiffany, missing since 1980. Is declared dead liy n Judge. II could hinder efforts to continue the search and Jeopardize any future criminal investigation. Sessions cx wlfe. Hilary, filed n petition In a Tam pa court this week lo collect on a $50,000 life Insurance policy she bought for Tiffany eight years ago. In order to collect on the policy, a court has to declare Tiffany legally dead. Tiffany disappeared In Gainesville after going for a walk on Feb. 9, 1989. She was 20 at the time. Roth Patrick and Hilary Sessions, who have been divorced for 20 years, aided In the massive search for Tiffany, though their efforts were largely done separately. Hilary lives outside Tam pa and Patrick lives In Miami. D’Alemberte considered for bench T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida Slate University President Talbot D'Alrm bcrtc Is among the people being considered for a U.S. Supreme Court post dial will fall vacant when Justice Harry Blackmon rcllrcs from the bench, a newspaper reporlcd. Dal D ’Alemhcrte — who assumed FSU 's presidency In January — Is unlikely lo get the Job. an unidentified Clinton administration official told Tin - Miami Herald. Dlackmun announced his retirement last week and will step down later this year. D’Alcm bcrtc. 00, told the paper the W hile House hadn't contacted him about beluga candidate. "I'm proud to tie on the list, but I don't expect It to happen," he said. "A n d I don't expect It to go anywhere." Meanwhile, President Clinton may announce Ids choice to replace Dlackmun In a couple of weeks, administration officials say. Th e president Is considering a list of a dozen or so candidates. Man charged in child’s murder F O R T M YER S — A Fort Myers man has been charged wttti first-degree murder after his 2-year-old daughter was hospi­ talized and Inter died with human bite marks, a fractured arm and cerebral hemorrhaging. Christopher M. Wright also fares charges of nggrnvnlrd child abuse. He was being licit! without hall Sunday In the Lee County Jail. Wright and Ills girlfriend brought the child lo Lee Memorial Hospital's Cleveland Campus Thursday evening. Th e u n ­ responsive child was Immediately placed on a respirator and soon was transferred lo All Children's Hospital In Si. Petersburg, sheriffs Investigators said. Th e child had human bite marks on her left arm, hack and chest: her right forearm was fractured; her pancreas and spleen were both damaged; and the child's head was swollen from so much cerebral hemorrhaging dial II cut oil (he blood (low lo die brain, investigators said. Doctors at All Children s Hospital said they bud no choice but to remove the girl from life support Friday nlghl. An autopsy conducted by Dr. Carol lluscr In Fort Myers showed the head Injuries were about two days old when detected and probably occurred within 24 hours of the child's trip lo the hosjittul. *'■> a * 4 - Road project becomes crocodile habitat N O R TH K E Y LA R G O — Some reclusive, retiring types are gelling (heir own special development, complete with landscaped lakes, on Key Largo. From Ihe roadbed of old Card Sound Road. Monroe County has created a sort of crocodile condominium, u mlle-and-a-balf of habitat designed lo please one of the nation's rarest reptiles. T o build the $500,000 project, the county removed the pavement and lepluced It with a scries of shallow ponds, mangrove swamps ami soft, sandy mounds perfect for nesting and basking. Th e county was required to remove the old roadbed In order lo gel permits for elevating Card Sound Road, a major thoroughfare on Key Largo. Dot rather than Just »car up the road and make It a big swampy area, county engineers worked with biologists to design some Ideal crocodile habitat. The project starts with water a few feet deep. Intended to Ireeoine a shallow pond slocked with fish and crabs. Then there's a deeper section, about four feet, so Ihe crocodiles can submerge If they feel threatened. Next comes the mound, composed of peat and sand, nice and soft as the crocodiles prefer for covering their eggs or just soaking up some sun. Then another four-fool hole and a swampy area barely covered with water and planted with mangroves. That pattern Is repeated 14 times down the old road. From A ssociated Press reports LOTTERY M IA M I - H e ro a ro th e w in n in g n u m b o rs s o lo c te d Sunday in the Florida Lottery: 1-9-20*30-3 1-47. Cash 3 8-0-7 ■jy Play 4 5- 4- 21 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Monday, April 18, 1904 Vol 66, No 205 P u b lla h a d D a lly a n d S u n d a y, a xc a p t S a tu rd a V y bt>yYTth a S a n lo rd H a ra ld , In c. 300 N. F ra n e h A va., S a n lo rd , Fla. 32771 B a c o n d C la a t P oa ta g a P aid a l S a n lo rd . F lo rid a a n d a d d itio n a l m a ilin g o fllc a a . P o a lm a a la r; S a n d a d d ra aa c h a n g a a to (H E S A N FO H D M EH ALD , P.O. U ox 1667. S a n lo rd , F L 3 2 7 7 2 -1667. S u b a c rlp tlo n R alaa (D a lly A S un d a y) H o m a D a llv a ry M a ll 3 M o n th * 618 60 124.00 f M on th a 638.00 U S 00 t Y aar S78.00 186.00 F lo rid a n a a ld a n la m u a l p a y 7% aalaa ta x In a d d itio n lo r a lta abotra. P ho n a (407) 3 2 2 -2611. / / r T A L L A II A S S E E Lawmakers took on expansion of Florida's prison system and re­ form of the Juvenile Justice system In the 1994 session, making public safely the over­ riding theme Ibis election year. "F e a r was paralyzing this slate," Senate President Pal Thom as said Friday after the 100 lawm akers adjourned a session that lasted two months and an extra week. "W e came with a good, solid, credible response," the Quincy Democrat said. In addition (o get-tough-on* c rim e proposals. Inw m nkcrs tackled llie Issue of Rosewood, a small black com m unity near Cedar Key that was razed In January 1923 by a white mob. Lawmakers passed a $ 2 .1 m il­ lion bill (u pay victims of the massacre. Legislators also spent a lot of little on a key environmental Issue; bow to pay for restoration of the Everglades. Th e y agreed to tax sugar and vegetable grow­ ers and u ih rr South Florida property owners lo help raise the millions of dollars needed. Nearly 3.(XX) hills were filed by Florida's ICO lawmakers ami several hundred passed by the tim e the tw o-m onth regular session ended. Tilt* only thing the Legislature m ust do d u rin g its regular session Is pass a spending plan for the next fiscal year, which starts J u ly I. Sec W in n e rs, Page 5 A By ADAM YEOMANS Assoclolod Proas Wrllor TA LLA H ASSEE Healthcare rcinrm was the biggest bust In a legislative session filled with high-profile failures. Lawmakers spent days de­ bating school prayer, chemical castration for repeat rapists, a ban on nude sunbathing and a host of oilier ollbeat. moralistic proposals that went nowhere. "People will scratch th rlr heads and say. 'What did l get for the motley I spent?"' said Hep J im King. H-Jacksonville. While lawmakers failed lo pass health care reforms sought by Gov. Lawton ('Idles, they will get another chance real soon Th e governor said he will bring tbrin back ibis summer In special session, probably In June when the election campaign Is starling to heat iqi The 1louse and Senate were lambasted lor s|ieudlng much of tltcli time on righteous Issues that diverted their attention Imm the budget. Ihe Everglades and luveutle Just lee Those cllorls contributed to the Legislature's failure to Mulsh on time ami led to the extended session dial concluded Friday night Charlene Carres, a lobbyist lor the Am erican C ivil Liberties Union, salt! the I IMM session was one ol the most sliessful and bizarre that she has experienced in nine years working the Ca|*ltol. "You could see blood dlljqilllg from people's Lings Carres By Assoolatsd Prats W IN TE R PARK - Money and sin might often go hand-ln-huiul. hut u new mutual fund hopes lo liftMtsi money for Christians In ■cW iptmlcs with a certain moral lAtni. T h e T im o t h y Plan otters Christian Investors a mutual hind without sin. T h e new m u tu a l lu n d in W inter Park carelully avoids companies with any links to aboitlon. pornography, alcohol, tobacco and gambling Th e T im o th y Plan, tunned after a Bible verse. Is distinct from other "socially responsi­ ble" mutual funds, says founder A rth ur D. Ally, n certified flnnnelal planner In W inter Park. Ally claims the fund breaks new ground by excluding companies involved In abortion and porno­ graphy, Way Back When Hern's a photo of the Board ol Directors ol tho Sanford Commercial Club, tho forerunner o l Ihe Chamber ol Commerce. This particular mooting wa3 bolng hold in Ihe office o l E.T. W oodrulf, socrolary of the organization. Mornbors of tho hoard worn Goorgo H. Fornald, president; Forrest Lako, vIco president; and directors Included J,N, W hltner, W.D, Holden, R.H. Marks, B A, Howard, Harry Ward, W.J. Hill, J O, Packard, N.J. Porklns, H.R. Stevens and D.L. T h ra s h o r F e rn a ld was In the hordw aro business and donated his homo in 1919 to become tho Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal Holden was later killed In ono ol Sanford's early auto accidents, and Ihe held whore For example, Kmart Corp. Is not part of the Tim o th y Plan's portfolio. A lly said, because Its Waldcnbooks subsidiary distrib­ utes what Ally calls pornography — referring In this case to P e n th o u s e . P la y b o y a n d paperback books It considers pornographic. Sanford played Its early basoball games on French Avenue and Sixth Shoot was namod Holden Park W hltner wrote about Sanford and tho 1917 hurricane and wa3 quite Involved In tho celery Industry Lako al tiro time was a civil onginoor and mayor ol Sunlord, H R. Slovens was an official of tho Atlantic Coast Lino and later mayor ol Sanlord. Thrashor was In tho mon’s clothing business and was tho first superintendent ol public Instruction lor tho Sernlnolo County School Board whon Ihe Florida Logtslaluro created Ihe county In 1913 (Not all ol tho mornbors ol tho board ol directors are Included in this picture.) FLORIDA TEMPS City Apalachicola Daytona Beach FI LaudOaach FprIM ytri Galnoivillo Home tic Ad Jackionvllle Key We»t Lakeland Miami Peniacola iaraiota Tallahanee Tampa Vero Hentb W Palm Beach HI NA •1 14 90 n M ;• 85 87 8/ 81 85 81 89 84 88 La NA 70 71 71 47 71 ii 71 «» 73 41 72 40 70 M 49 ' - NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In the mid to upper 60s. East wind 3 In lO m pli. Tuesday: Partly cloudy. High In the mid 80s. East wind 10 rpph. Extended forecast; Wednes­ day; Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Digits In the mid 80s. Thursday: Partly cloudy whit a chance of mainly after­ noon showers or thunderstorms. Lows In Ihe mid to upper 60s. fllghs In the mid 80s. Friday: P artly clo u d y w ith a slight chance of showers or thrindcrsiorms. Lows In the mid 60s to near 70. Highs In Ihe mid 80s. Pci NA 00 00 00 00 00 oo 01 CO 00 T 00 00 00 00 00 said Sen, Ron S ilve r, who has s e r v e d 16 y e a r s In Ih e Legislature, wild he had never heard as much sanctimonious debate by lawmakers. " I I 's very dangerous going in that direction where people at­ tempt to have oilier people live* by wind they think Is Ihe |m>prr th in g ." saitl Silver. D North Miami Reach I think you've got to have freedom ol choice. Thai's what democracy Is all about, Sen. (Turtle s W illia m s, I) Tallahassee, tried lo resum 'd the school prayer hill nil the Senate Moor Friday hut Ills colleagues weren't In the mood lo spend hours debating the bill Ills motion lulled to gel twothirds votes to bring It up. Williams and other lawmakers believed high school students should be allowed to pray II they waul Hie bill allow voluntary prayer at sports events, gradua­ tio n s and n n n -e o m p iilH o ry events T he House passed tile bill and Williams said It bad enough voles to pass lire Senate T in planning to tile it again, Ire said "You never gel every thing yon want That's life," In a session where lawmakeis lasliloited themselves us rrin ir lighters, they Killed to |iass some ol tile t o u g h e s t pro|IOsed l» ilshmcnts A Three Strikes You're In ' to lock itjt violent repeal Ii o lle n d ers for hie. chem ical ■stratum (nr rapists convicted ol i second offense, tougher See Losers, l*nge 5A Mutual fund seeks moral, political correctness TH E W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST Lo tto By J A C K I E H A L L IF A X Associated Press Writer Losers I'lils year, lawmakers couldn't finish work on the budget before the session ended at midnight April 8 and bad lo schedule a week ol overtime, at a potential cost of $40,000 a day. Th e final product was a $38.6 billion budget. It has $3(X) m il­ lion lo add more than 14.(XX) new prison beds and an extra $237 million for the juvenile justlee system. Ii also gives local school dis­ tricts the option ol raising prop­ erty taxes. Th e 0.25 mill In­ crease would mean an additional $25 In property taxes for a $125,000 house. Th e amount of the tax would vary among counties, depending on their property values. Th e Intense legislative Interest In teen-age criminals followed a string of ratal attacks on foreign tourists that pushed Florida Inlo the Interuallonal headlines, most recently last October. Hath the House and the Senate set up special committees de­ dicated to juvenile justice re­ form. In the end, lawmakers agreed to expand the current system lo handle more delinquents, in lw*lh detention centers and resi­ dent tal p ro g ra m s like bool camps. Th e reform bill sent to Gov. Lawton Chiles creates a new agency to focus ot> teen-age criminals, who now are handled by the Department ol Health and Rehabilitative Services. And II rails lor after-school programs at every middle school in the state. Temperatures --------M ONDAY Ptly cldy 84-64 TUESDAY Ptly cldy 84-64 MOON PHASES NEW A p ril 11 © FIR S T A p ril 19 o o FULL A p ril 25 y y \j *a -------------- 1 LAST May 2 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach; Waves are l-l'/fi feet and semi choppy. Current is to the south with a water temperature of 72 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 3 feel and ehoppy. Current is lo the south w lllr n w ater temperature of 72 degrees. WEDNESDAY Ptly cldy 84-64 THURSDAY Ptly cldy 87-07 TIDES TUESDAY! S O L U N A K T A B L E : Min. 12:20 it.ui., 12:45 |Mti.: Muj. 6:35 a.ill., 7 :0 0 p.m . T I D E S : D ayto na Beach: highs. 2:12 a.in.. 2:47 p.m .: lows, 8:40 u.m.. 9:07 p.m.: New S m y rn a Beach: highs. 2:17 a.in.. 2:52 p.m ,; lows. 8:51 a.m.. 9:12 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: hlglts. 2:32 a.m .. 3:07 p.m lows. 9:06 a.in., 9:27 p.m. BOATING St. Augustine to Ju p ite r Inlet Tonight: Wind east 10 lo 15 knots. Seas 2 to -1 feet. Day and Inland waters a moderate chop. Widely scattered areas of rain south part. Tuesday: Wind east 10 knots. Seas 2 to 3 feel Day and Inland waters a light chop. Scattered showers and (him derstnrms. F R ID A Y Ptly cldy 84-64 STATISTICS T h e high tem perature in Stmfnrd Sunday was 82 degrees and the overnight low was 60 as reported by I be University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the weekend, ending al 9 a.m , Monday, totalled 0 Inches. Th e temperature at 9 u.m. today was 71 degrees -and Moiidny's overnight low was 66. as recorded by tire National Weill Iter Service at Ihe Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: TlSunday's high................... 86 Barometric pressure.30.18 l Relative H um id ity....71 pet L W ind s.......Northeast 0 mph [ Rainfall......................... ..0 In. I S u n s e t..................... 7 :53 p.m . i Sunrise...................6:56 a.m. Indicate previous days high andovecnlghl lo* losa m EOT City HI Lo Prc Anchorage 76 II Atlanta 73 SO Atlantic City 67 44 ,12 Baltimore 7! 46 to Billing* 87 54 Birmingham 72 47 Bismarck 71 35 Boise 85 51 Boston 44 46 63 Burlington, Vt 49 4-J n Charleston.SC •1 SI Charleston.W Va 44 45 03 Charlotte,N C 74 46 Cheyenne 71 44 Chicago 61 43 Cleveland 55 44 Concord.N H 64 36 47 Dallas Ft Worth 79 49 Denver 80 46 Des Moines 69 1? Detroit 56 40 Honolulu 80 68 Houston 76 51 Indianapolis 42 45 Jackson Mist. 71 44 Kansas City 78 48 Las Vegas 91 47 Little Rock 74 55 Lot Angeles 73 59 Memphis 73 57 Milwaukee 62 43 Mpls St Paul 62 40 Nashville 70 49 New Orleans 73 63 New York City 66 48 30 Oklahoma City 79 47 Omaha 77 40 Philadelphia 68 50 78 Phoenl* 100 74 Pittsburgh 40 44 Pori land, Maine 60 41 40 St Louis 75 41 Salt Lake City 76 47 Seallle 72 4l Washington,DC 71 49 14 Olik cdy clr clr clr cdy clr cdy cdy cdy sn clr dr clr cdy cdy cdy cdy clr clr ctr cdy clr clr cdy clr clr clr clr cdy clr cdy cdy clr dr dr dr clr clr dr cdy cdy dr cdy rn dr �Sanford Herald, Sanford Florida - Monday, April id, iw * - 3A POLICE BRIEFS Aggravated assault charged & Ty ro n e Jerm ain e "S h o tg u n " M ontgom ery, 18. 1820 Mulberry A vr., Sanford, was charged with aggravated assault by Sanford Police on Friday. Police said on Marcli 29. he put a handgun to another mnn'n head and threatened him. Me then pushed the man to the ground, the police report said, Police reported when the brother of the man being threatened saw what was happening, he ran after Montgomery who fired two shots at him. Police said the brothers |>osltlvcly Idenllllrd him from a police lineup. Me was taken to the Jo hn K. Polk Correctional Facility from his home. Aggravated battery charged Keith Allen, 32. 1411 Mara Court, Sanford, was charged with aggravated battery In connection with a Hillsborough County warrant for obtaining property with a worthless check by Sanford Police on Saturday. Police said he was Involved In a. verbal ultercatlon with security personnel at a business on Jewett Lane over a parking problem. Police reported the security officer had turned to walk away when Allen came nl him from behind and knocked the guard down and kicked him. breaking Ills clavicle. Me wns held at the John K. Polk Correctional Facility on $4,000 bond. Man charged with battery, assault Mnginis Thompson. 45. 1 IIU W W. 12th Si . Sanford, was churgcd with aggravated battery and aggravated assault on Saturday by Sanford Police. Police said he hit another man on the side of the head during an argument. Me then, police said, started (mlnllng a small handgun nl Ihe man's head and thcutenlng him. Me was taken to the Jo hn K. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $4,000 bond. Burglary, grand thelt charged James Hcnjnmln Crews. 27, 2880 W. IHth St.. Sanford, was charged with burglary to n residence, grand theft and dealing In stolen property by Seminole County sheriffs deputies. Deputies said Crews was trying to sell several gold rings on the corner of Southwest Koad and IHth Street In Sanford when a man who had Just discovered his house had been burglarized warned the potential buyer to tie on the lookout for someone selling Jewelry. A combative situation developed when the potential buyer Identified the seller as selling goltl rings, police reported. Deputies arrived to Investigate and found that Crews was the one who had stolen Ihe rings. Me was taken to the John K. Polk Correctional Facility and held without bond Arrested for possession Donne) Trout man J r.. 21. and Sarah Kllzahclh (nhe/as. 25. both of llnlscy Avenue and M rKay Street, Lake Monroe, were arrested for possession of cocaine with Intent to distribute by Seminole County sheriffs officers on Friday night Troutm an was also charged with possession ol marijuana. According to police, a search warrant was executed at their home. Th e deputies found about 11 grams of crack cocaine cut Into about 60 pieces. There were also numerous hags of suspected marijuana In the trailer. About $800 In cash was also found In the home. Dond for Troutm an was set at $75,000. Bond lor Cabezas was set at 95.000. Doth were held at the John F. Polk Correctional Facility. Domestic violence charged Mlchard Douglas Penney, 47. Debbie K Penury. 27. hoih ol 510 Salmi Lake Dr.. Longwood. were charged with domestic violence-battery by Seminole County sheriffs deputies on Friday. According to deputies the couple had been drinking "for most of the day" when they got Into a verbal dispute Mint turned violent. Deputies said be got angry and punched out the front window, he then grabbed tier by the neck and pushed lu r Deputies reporied that "unknow n persons" advised them this Is an "ongoing problem." Deputies said (lie wife reported she slapped her husband In the face five Mines with nil open hand. The two were held at the John E. Polk Correc tional Facility on $ 1.000 bond each. Warrant arrests • Perry Gene Argentine, 36. 116 Ovcrbrook Dr.. Casselberry, wns charged In connection with a felony warrant for violating the terms of Ills probation on charges with trespassing to an occupied structure. He was held at the Jo hn K. Polk Correctional Facility without bond. • Curtis Littles, 45. 2227 Granby Si.. Sanford, was charged on a writ of attachment. Me wns already serving (line on other churgcs at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility, iloml was set at $575.25. • Kamoun Alisa Jamison, 24, 1525 Mcllonvllle Avc.. Sanford, was charged on a warrant for obtaining property with a worthless check. Doml wassel at $ 165. Pony ride \ On a s h o p p in g sp ro o at W o lm a rl S a tu rd a y , T a y lo r Nunnory, 4, paused lo rido tho pony there. Inlrlguod wllh tho Colorful pony, Taylor hold on for dear life as the pony gently galloped and buckod a few tlmos. V y jjj Hw»kl Photo by Rog»i Hatnick K ffc r V / ’j • f* Federal approval lacking for some uses of spinal screw B y A a s o e la t s d P r e s s C LEA H W A TEH Federal authorities haven’t approved a surgical trchulfpic that has led to lawsuits against a Pinellas C o u n ty hospital and a pio­ neering surgeon Tw o patients allege In lawsuits against Dr It Gerard Sick and Clearwater's Morton Plant Hos­ pital that they were harmed hy StugLiy Involving a two-inchlong spinal screw. Slek and Morton Plant have denied wrongdoing They've argued that manufac­ turers may advertise such pro­ ducts only for uses approved by the Food and Drug Adm inistra­ tion, but It ts perfectly legal lor doctors to use them In whatever ways they consider medically appropriate. "Morton Plant Is being un­ fairly singled m il," said hospital attorney Stephen Cole. Local spine experts agreed At least half n dozen other Tam pa Hay hospitals offer Mus u r g e r y lu i| ue si I o n , a n d Clearwater Com m unity Hospital has run ads showing patients who had It done successfully. Hick's attorney. Roland Lamb, said the lawsuits euntuln "pretty scandalous allegations. I'm not sure I’ve seen anything to hack them up." Th e surgery uses screws and rods or plates to support the spinal column and aid vertebrae to fuse together and ease pain. The screws are FDA-approved lor use in mime parts of the body. Including parts ol the splnc. The agency hasn't made a determination on whether they can tie Inserted through parts of the vertebrae called the pedicles. However, spine surgeons have linplanlcd them In the pedicles of an estimated 300,000 patients since the mid-11180s. Few. II any. patients were told the FD A hadn't ruled on use of Ihe screws lu pedicles, because surgeons knew they had been approved for use elsewhere. Attorney To m Mnstcrson. who brought (he lawsuits against Sick and Morton Plant, said he wasn’t trying to get the opera­ tion banned. Hut he said some surgeons have performed It on Ihe wrong people without proper training, and without properly Informing the patient. In a pending suit on behalf of Mae Alin Martin of Clearwater, he said she was disabled and In constant pain because of a pedi­ cle screw Mini broke, atul said she wasn't Informed the screws w e r e n ’ t a p p ro v e d for that purpose hy the FDA. In a similar suit he filed oil PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Prior to September 1.1994, Sominolo County will submit its Final Statement of Objectives and Projected Uso of Funds for Its Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program for 19941995. The County has received (CDBG) funding since October. 1986 for improvement activities in lower-income neighborhoods throughout Sotninole County and tho cities of Altamonte Springs. Casselberry, Lako Mary, Longwood. Oviedo. Sanlord and Winter Springs. A public hoaring will bo held on Thursday April 28, 1994. in order to provide information and obtain comments about tho past performance of tho CDBG Program in Sominolo County and the status of current activities and projects Tho hearing will bo held at 7;00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers, Room 1020 of the County Services Building located at 1101 East First Street in Sanford, All Seminole County residents are encouraged to atlond and participate in this public hearing. For more Information please call Buddy Balagia or Anthony Pell in tho Sominolo County Planning Office at 321 -1130 extension 7384. In-half of Linda Rohhlan of Ni-w Port Rlchcy. Slck’n Insurer re­ cently settled for $250,000. stale Department of Insurance rec ords show, Rohhlnn’n suit against Morton Plant ts pending. 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Kaiser PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCKS 1590 South W oodland Blvd., D o L a n d DELAND 904-734-6802 •D AYTONA 904-257-6540 •ORLANDO 407-629-0549 "LOCATED A T T H E CORNER OF HWY. 17-92 & HWY. 15A" PUBLIC NOTICE A P R I L 1994 M A R K S T H E 2 6 T H A N N I V E R S A R Y O F T H E E N A C T M E N T O F T I T L E VIII O F T H E C I V I L R I G H T S A C T O F 1 9 6 8 , T H E F E D E R A L F A IR H O U S IN G LAW . TH E FEDERAL F A IR H O U S IN G LAW P R O H I B I T S D I S C R I M I N A T I O N IN T H E S E L L I N G , R E N T I N G . O R F IN A N C IN G O F H O U S IN G B A S E D O N C O L O R . R A C E , R E L IG IO N . S E X , O R N A T I O N A L O R I G I N . IF Y O U T H I N K T H A T Y O U H A V E B E E N D I S C R I M I N A T E D A G A I N S T IN Y O U R S E A R C H F O R H O U S I N G Y O U C A N A F F O R D . C A L L T H E F E D E R A L H O U S IN G D IS C R IM IN A TIO N C O M P L A I N T H O T L I N E : 1 -8 0 0 -4 2 4 -8 5 9 0 . F A IR H O U S IN G IS N O T J U S T A R IG H T , I T ’S T H E L A W I T h e S e m in o l e C o u n t y B o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s h a s p r o c la im e d April a s F a ir H o u s i n g M o n t h in S e m in o le C o u n t y . T h i s notice is p la c e d b y the S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C o m p r e h e n s i v e P l a n n i n g D iv is io n O f fic e , C o m m u n i t y D e v e l o p e m e n t S e ctio n . KQUAL HOUSING OPP ORT UN ITY PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE COMMUNITY D EVELO PM EN T BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM SEM INOLE CO U NTY Prior to September 1,1994, Seminole County will submit its final statement of objectives and projected use funds for its Community Development Block Granl (CDBG) Program for 1994-95. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has set aside approximately $2,453,000 to use in activilies in lower-income neighborhoods throughout Seminole County and the cities of Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Sanford and Winter Springs. The grant funds may be used for a variety of activities, but each activity must predominantly benefit low and moderate income persons. Eligible activities include, but are not limited to, capital improvments such as street paving, water and sewer lines, real property acquisition, relocation, rehabilitation of buildings, economic development, public facilities and public services, A hearing will be held on April 28,1994 in order to provide information about the program and to obtain the views of cilizens on Seminole County's housing and community development needs. The hearing will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers of the County Services Building located at 1101 E. First Street in Sanford. All interested Seminole County residents are encouraged to attend and participate in this public hearing, For more information please call Buddy Balagia or Anthony Pelt in the Seminole County Planning Office at 321-1130, extension 7384. �4A - Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, April IB, 1 WW Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald M ARTIN SCHRAM (USPS 4*1.280} 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-261 1 or 631.0903 Wayna 0. Doyla, Publlahar and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*................................... 010.50 0 Month*................................... 830.00 1 Y e a r........................................878.00 Florida Raaldanta must pay 7% aalaa tax In addition to rataa abova. EDITORIAL Money could be better spent If no one loves you because you are an evil person, what do you do? Should you go around bragging about how nice you arc, or do som ething to make yourself a better person? T h e answer Is obvious. You change yo u r ways. Once you can accomplish that, people w ill begin to like you and eventually love you. Now let’s look at what Is going on w ith our state's tourism industry. In Ja n u a ry and February of this year, tourism was reported declining seriously by the Florida To u ris m Association, (F T A ). T h e only Increase noted was a 7.4 percent rise by visitors from South Am erica. Some officials say the overall reduction is being caused by com petition from other states. Others however, admit that the crim e problem In Florida Is causing more and more concern w ith prospective visitors. T o resolve the p rob lem . J o h n Eva ns, president of the F T A , has announced $2 m illion will be spent to try luring Lutin Am erican people to Florida. Governor Lawton Chiles and the legislature have approved releasing the m oney to be used for advertis­ ing. T h i s b rin g s us back to the o p e n in g statem ent. If fewer people visit Florida because of the crim e problems, what should we do? Should we spend $2 m illion bragging about how good we arc, or should we do som ething to make ourselves better. T h e state Is constantly com plaining that there is not enough m oney to build more prisons or increase law enforcement. These w ould both help In reducing crim es against tourists. When sex accusations make news As America's corps of newspaper editors was assembling In Washington for Its annual exercise In conventional wisdom, the city's renowned Num ber One newspaper found Itself ensnared In a most unconvcnttonnl predicament — a classic case of good intentions gtmr somewhat goofy. It had to do with those staples of contemporary news: politics, sex. and scruples; plus a new twist on every editor's old conundrum about Just what makes news fit to print. T h e Washington Post began this whole episode with a healthy dose of professional prudence tn February when n woman leveled charges of sexual harassment against Hill Clinton, dating from his days as governor of Arkansas. T w o months later, the Post was In the blznrre position of still not printing the charges In a news story, bccnusc Its reporters had not confirmed them to the satisfaction of the editors — but printing those same salacious allegations, anyway. In an advertisement for which the newspaper was paid 913,860 by the conservative media critic Reed Irvine's Accuracy In Media group. On Feb. 11, a woman who was a former Arkansas stale employee, Paula Corbin Jones, held a press conference that was arranged hy a longtime Clinton political enemy. Cliff Jackson She charged that she'd hern sexually harassed Th e re is little doubt the money should be spent to increase tourism . T h e w ay we sec It however, is that this m oney should go to help solve the problem that is causing this decline, rather than boast that It doesn't exist. A m ajor reduction in crim e in Florida can o further In luring visitors back to our state iun u $2 million advertising cam pulgn In Latin Am erica. S Thanks for article What a nice article hy Nick Pfcifauf about our guide dogs. We sure do appreciate It — and on the front page lot)! Hope I can meet Mr. F’fclfauf sometime In church and thank him personally. Enclosed Is a picture of one of our puppies. Th e fund-raisers lake pictures like this every holiday — this one Is Christmas! Don't tell me we aren’t raising angels — ask a blind person about a guide dogt Thanks again! Doris Houchlns Long wood Berry's World " Well, I'll be!" into a shouting match with ills editors about the decision. The Post responded that the story hadn't been killed and was still being reported. Next, conservative critic Irvine telephoned Post publisher Donald Graham and said he wanted to take out mi ad tn complain about the withhold­ ing of the allegation and air the charge. Gm ham said he'd run the ad. On April 4. on page A19. the Post carried a quarter-page ad hrndllned: "W H O IS P A U L A JO N E S A N D W H Y IS T H E P O S T SUPPRESSING H ER C H A R G E O F S E X ­ U A L H A R A S S M E N T? " Sources at tile Post say editor L eonard Downle J r . tiad made the decision tn withhold the Jones story for further reporting. But no one who knows Downle can think lie Is acting out of motives that arc political; Len Downle Is probably the most nonpolltlcal editor In America today. Downle. as quoted In the Post on April 10. said: " W r have not suppressed any stories.... Several reporters urr working on this; our reporting continues. As nlwnys. we will make a decision alxiut what to publish only after our reporting's done." Hut Ms. Janes’ accusations hnve now been published In the Post, by the group that was w illin g to pay 9 I3 .H 0 0 for th r privilege. JA C K ANDERSON IT SHOULDN'T ee Military justice: Swift, and unfair HAPPENING IN A DEMOCRACY. YOU CEA<E VtHEN I VAT* And You poht VOTE. \ Eva ns hua blamed the media for some of the problems. He hns complained that the media Is blowing crim es out of proportion. We m ust question, If there were no reports made about crim e, would this m ukc It go aw ay? T h e m oney to he spent for this advertising Is not specifically governm ent budget m oney. Rather. It has been taken from taxes on tourism . Including hotcl/motcl room s, car rentals, und attraction adm ittance fees. hack In May 1991 hyCUnlnn. Wisely, the Post’s editors Initially chose to not publish Ms. J o n e s ' a lle g a tio n , p r e f e r r in g to I n ­ d e p e n d e n tly In vestlgntc her charge, even though other news organizations d is s e m in a te d her unsubstantiated ac­ cusation. Unwisely, Jusl three days later, tlie Post's Style sec­ tion made a passing r e fe r e n c e to M s. Jones' press confer­ ( It had to do with ence as ''a n o th e r those staples of contemporary ascrnslon of Mount Ulm ho." news: politics, In late March, The sex,and W ashington Tim e s scruples. ■ re p o rte d H int the Post had decided In "spike" the story of Ms. Jones' accusation and that n Post reporter on the case, Michael Islkolf. had been suspended for two weeks after gelling Fact 1MG E____________ L L E N GOODM AN I______________ _ Blackmun: A man of justice B O S TO N — Th e news stories all described him the same way: "Justice Hurry Ulackmtin. the author of the abortion decision." Th e byline on one decision followed him ihrough ills years on the bench. Now It follows him Into retirement. Justices who voted to overturn the law in -18 Mates. He wus Just one In a solid majority who determined thut a woman's fundamental right of privacy was "broad enough to encompass a woman's decision whether or not to terminate her pregnancy." It's the byline that brought protesters to the courthouse. It's the name that brought hate letters to the mailbox. It's the name that bred a score of malicious nicknames: butcher. Hitler. Ponllus Pilate. But over the next years. Justice Blackmun, the author, became Justice Blackmun. the defender. Through the 1980s the pro-choice majority slipped to a margin of three, two. and then one. When someone wrote asking If he w o u ld retire so a Republican president could appoint some­ one m o re c o n ­ s e r v a t iv e , he r e ­ sponded. "Dear Mr. So-an-So: No. S in ­ c e r e ly . H a r r y A . Blackm un." As a new c ourl n ib b le d u nd then chewed away ut the right to alK>rtlon, hr wurned again and again, "I fear for the future...the signs arc evident and a chill wind blows." But as pro-choice uctlvlsts f Surely, there are labels this w orried about his gentle, careful h e a lth and n g c . justice would B lackm un held on have preferred. I tenaciously Into his 80s and Ihe 1990a until the tide lurned. Th is modest, conservative fullicr of three daughters also grew In his own understanding of wliut abortion meant. Th e right to abortion wasn't Just a mutter of privacy, not Just the business of doctors and patients, but a matter ofllhcrty. Surely, there arc labels this gcnllc. careful Justice would have preferred, lie liked to call himself "O ld Number T h re e ." u humble reminder of the fuel that he was chosen by Richard Nixon uflcr two other nominees were rejected by the Senate. He wanted to he known "as a good worker in the vineyard who held Ills own and contributed generally to the advan­ cement or the law ." He saw himseir as someone who rejected labels — left, rigid or center— in fuvor of Justice. But from the day the Minnesota son of a grocer reluctantly ugreed to write the decision of a lifetime, he became "Justice Ulackrmm. the author of the abortion decision." We all pick up tu g s ," he once said later and philosophically. "I'll carry this one to my grave." T h is pivotal opinion that heuped so much emotion — so much gratitude and so much vitriol — at his doorstep wus conceived wllh caution and compromise. Th o u g h Justice Hugo Black had once told Hlnckmun never to display agony In his decisions, Blackmun broke with this cool legal tradition In an opening that rings true today: "W c forthwith acknowledge our awareness of the sensitive and emotional nature of the abortion controversy, of the vigorous opposing views, even among physlcans, and of (lie deep and seemingly ubsolulc convictions that the subject Inspires. "One's philosophy, one’s experiences, one's exposure to the raw edges of human existence, one's religious training, one's attitudes toward life and family and their values, and the moral standards one establishes and seeks to ob­ serve, arc all likely lo Influence and color one's thinking and conclusions about abortion." When these words were first published, back-alley abortion wasn't Just un expression and the coat hanger wasn't Just a symbol on a political button. Th e y were real. So were the women. Unlike others on the Supreme Court. Justice Blackmun never narrowed Ids range of vision to sec only abstract principles. "W c 'rc dealing with people." he liked to say. One of them was a Texas woman known as Jnnc Roe. In 1973, Blackm un wus umong the seven \ - • On Thursday he said, "I think It was right In 1973. und I think II in right today. It's n step that had to be taken as wc go down the road toward the full emancipation of wom en." Toduy. pro-cholcc people worry less about Ihc Supreme Court overturning Woe v. Wade and more about the Htutchouses undermining It. Th e pro-life attempt to make abortion Illegal bus turned into un attempt to make abortion unavailable. Th e controversy that Blackmun described eloquently In his opening words continues and so does the longing in the country lo move on. Soon, attention will turn lo his successor. But those of us who remember the had old dnys owe a lot to the man named, tugged, labeled ‘Harry Blackmun. the author of the abortion decision" — und u m an ofjustlcr. W A S H IN G TO N - Air Force Cnpl. Carla lam cast <*r learned the hard way that taking your medicine In the military can get you thrown In jail. For taking medication jireacrlbed by her dentist. Lancaster was sentenced to six months In prison by a military Justice system that allows the military authorities to play accuser. Judge und Jury. Lancaster's crime Swallowing two pain pills. Irtlo v rr from earlier wlxdnm-loolh surgery, lo ease suf­ fering from a hip Injury. Under millla r y lu s tie r , that nm ounlrd lo Illegal use of a (unboiled substance. L a n c a s te r, w ho was sentenced lo six m onths In prison, wus Jusl one victim of a military Justice f For taking system that convicts m edication 95 percent of the proscribed by people II tries — a nor d o n tlst, co n viction rule on Lancaster was p a r w it h th a t ol sentenced to c o m m u n is t C h in a six m o n th s in As Congress debates prison. £ the crime hill Ihls week — amid a clamor to stop coddling criminals — military Justice stands In draco­ nian contrast to thr civilian system. Carolyn Dock, executive director of Memtiers Op|H>scd lo the Maltreatment of Service Members, hears dully from up lo six families of service members wtio relate miscarriages of Justice under m llllury law. Many families who have had u taste of the system charge that It gives military commanders c za rllk r jxiwer. " T h e problem Is that the system is susceptible lo abuse,” one retired naval Judge told our associate Andrew Conte. "I sat on a num ber of cases where (the commander's Influence) was painfully obvious (o me... Improper command Influence Is possible and occurs wllh disturbing frequency when the commander gets Interested In u case." Com m anders should he motivated hy concerns for discipline. But they can hr blinded hy petty jmiIUIcs and personal pique. Th e commander who convenes u courtmartial also selects the Jury members, who often serve under him und whose promotions he controls. Officers accused of certain crimes arc treated more delicately than enlisted m em ­ bers. A three star A ir Force general who was found guilty In 1990 of sexual misconduct with, a subordinate — a crime that typically carries a bud conduct charge. Jail time and a federal conviction - was allowed to quietly resign. Th e three Navy admirals who railed to Investigate the Tullhook scandal, a military crime in Itself, were also allowed lo resign without receiving a court-martial. Congress has not enacted changes to the Uniform Code of Mllllary Justice since the curly 1980s. "Congress docs nothing." Dock loltl us. "I cannot qullu figure It out." Rep. Jo hn Conyers. D MIch., chairman of the Government Operations Committee, has been working at reforming the military Justice system on a casc-by-cusc basis and Is considering hearings on reforming the entire system. "If the services waul lo continue to recruit the best people,” he [old us. "There must he confidence that the military Justice system Is fair. T o have a strong military in America cannot mcun to deny people their rights under due process." After Lancaster served one month of her sentence In the stockade, a military appeals court overturned the verdict In her case. "I don't think It's un unfair system lo tell you the truth," a I'cntagon spokesperson told ua. "I don't think Its that much different from the civilian syslern.... You do need... a set of laws hy which people must abide and you need to be able to enforce those laws." �Snnlord Herald, Sonlord, Florida - Monday, April 18, 1094 - BA Longwood city agenda By N IC K PPBIPAUF HoraldSlalf Wrllor LO N G W O O D - Th e Longwood Clly Commission will hold l l *» re g u la r m e eting Monday evening beginning nt (i p.m. As of Into Iasi week, the follow ing Items had been placed on the agenda. • S ile n t m e d lt a lln n — Pledge of Allegiance • Hoard Appointm ents — N o m in a t io n of B u s in e s s Person of the Month for May. 1994. • Public Partlelpailon • Consent Agenda — Pay­ ment <d bills and awarding of bids. • Ordinance — 2nd reading — Amending lbe budget for fiscal If>93/94. providing for budget transfers and amend­ ments. • Ordinance — ‘2nd reading — Amending clly code chap­ ter. re: approval aulhortty of the Director of Purchasing and C lly Administrator for award­ ing of hlds, contracts and purchase orders to a lower amount. • Ordinance — 2nd reading — Authorizing Ixirrowlng of hinds for tease/purebase of Iwo new fire (ruck pumpers • Bequest — T o extend use ot modular siiucturc through March. 1995, Applicant. Jeff Boetto, Saddle Up Western Store. • Bequest Approval of a one-day H K run and Illness bazaar. Applicant. Marshall M orris, Longw ood Fitness Center • Bequests — Various Items from Fire Chief Chapman • Bequest — Approval of contract between C ity and V M C A I o i s u m m e r l amp/inirrsessioii program • Ordinance — Isl reading — Vacating and abandoning portion ol C ha rle s S ir e d , north of Marvin Avenue, and West Lake Avenue, lying west of lols 5 and G. block B. South Longwood. • Ordinance — 1st rending — Amending the budget for fiscal 1993/94, providing for budget transfers. • Bcsolullou — (establishing a procedure for the prepara­ tion and review of the annual budget and capital Improve­ ment program. • Resolution — Approving entering Into a utility reloca­ tion agreement with Florida Uepi. of Transportation. • Besolutlon — Approving entering Into a utility location agreement with Florida Dept. ofTmnspnrtnllnn. • Lighting pro|>osal for U S. highway 17 02. • Monthly financial report • C lly Adm inistrator's re­ port • C lly Attorney's report — Status report — dc annexation of iHirllonn of S.B. -134 and U.S. Highway 17 92 • Beporls from mayor and commissioners. • Adjourn. Immediately lollnwmg the re g u la r ( n v C o m m is s io n m eeting, at approxim ately 7:30 p m . a special "T o w n Mall" meeting will be held In the commission chambers It Is n p u b lic m e e ting Special guests will be Florida Legislators Bep Lee Couslanline, amt Bi-p Bob Starks The two legislators are scheduled to give an Informative update on Florida Legislative urtlvltlcs The meeting will be belli in tile Longood Clly I loll 175 W Warren Avenue Longwood C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A quested tu lx* placed on Ihc agendn fur tonight's commlsslriii meeting. Chapman plans lo request the transferal of $12,900 from cun* ilngcnry funds In llie lire de­ partment budget, Me Is suggesllng the money be used to make the center bay at Station 15 a drive-through for the new lire engine, and adding a 12 hy 20 foot lioal and equipment storage garage lo the rear of Station 15. He has received estimates of a tolnl of $10,400 for the work, including replacing I he facia and solfit at Slut Inn 17 with vinyl and aluminum For the remaining $2,500. he Casinos C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A Goodman said. Once gambling Is legalized II usually slays legal, lie said "O nce you have gambling, you create a political constituency that favor It." lie said 'll's ver,y dllllcult once you start In ll lo cash out. so ii seems " I la- economic Impact Is m ix ­ ed A year idler South Dakota approved casinos In Dcadwood a n d e le c t r o n ic g a m b lin g macbllii's ihiniighoul the state. I ben- were slgiilllcani declines In i-i oniniilc activity al d o m in g stores, auto dealers and service siaMnns and In recreational areas, the report said Fen years alter casinos opened m Atlantic t llv and began offci mg lood lo gamblers al i ui-ra!c prui-s. the number o l'n -s ia u rants m die i lly bad declined 40 |H'I CCIll B< slant.mis within .10 miles ol Winners Continued from Page 2 A The measure also gives judges [he aver lo send Juveniles who »rc threatening, insolent or lllsnhcdlciu to detention centers m il the jxiwcr lo order parents |o go to training classes or perfoi in i nm m uuUy service. "T h e Juvenile Justice package was the top priority for the 1 legislative session and H was a " ifar -reaching package thul I Ihlnk was a source ol pride lot i lie House and S e n a te ," Mouse Speaker Ho .lo! in soli. I) Milton said M r ca lled I lie jiackage a meaningful response In leen age crime balancing prevemiun and punishment "that should have lasting cited on Florida C h ile s said the b ill Is a balanced response to teen-age crime "W e're going in have com lilllmetll jilai t-s lor 1lit- kids that over and over have been gening min trouble and ituihuig has been happening lo them belnre lie s,iid Friday "W e ll lie able lo keep a lot mure ol tfiat 7 pereeul dial are doing 70 percent of the crime Hn I think there will la- some major changes." lie said D EATH S A N IE L B A T I S T A Daniel fiailsta 79 Morton Hurt i ivledo. died Saiunlav ii 11 Mi 1994 .n Sunlit Semi job- lln-qiual l.ougwixii! lim n [tilv 20 1914 in die Duliilnli an jilllllle lie moved lo t etllial loud.i m I9H9 Mi Manila was |i retired warehouse supervlsoi ind a tin iidx-i o' si Stephen s [< nlhollt ( Oiill'll Survivors include wile Ub-lla. d iiu g lile is. Daisy .lohallson ^Winter S|>rlngs and Milady Godwin. Long Island N Y son Maximo, Long Island sister, D.dee Marla Boned Malm!, and diree grandchildren Wondluwii Funeral Home and M em orial Mark. O rlando, in charge ol die arrangements G R A C E BOYD Grace Boyd, h i . Hacienda Yil l.ige Ktmd. Wilder S|iritigs. died Sunday, Ajirll 17, 1994. at South Seminole Hospital. Longwood She was born J u ly 14. 1912, ill Cuhdcn. Ill Mrs Boyd was school teacher. Stic was a member <>| Com m uHy United M e th o d ist C h u r c h . Illin o is Teachers Association. Ilaclcnda Village Women's Club, Hacienda Village Social Club. Hacienda Village Satos C lub and die Vcl* crans ol Foreign Wars Auxiliary ol A n n a . III. She was jiasi treasurer of Senior Center of Winter Springs. Survivors Include daughter. Annette ol Whiter Sjirlugs. slcji d a u g h te r M illie G a b rie l ol M arlon. Ill : brother, Albert l.cnce ol Anna, III.; sister. Bulb Sirochlcln ofCobdcn. Ha Id w in -F a I re Id Id Fu octal Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge ol tile arrangements. R A M O N A NEGRON HAREW OOD Ramona Negron Hnrewnnd. G3, S u m te r C o u r t . W in te r Springs, died Friday. April 15. 1994, at Winter Mark Memorial Hospital. Horn In Rucrto Rico on Oct. 20. 1930. she moved lo Central Florida In I9HH Mrs. Hare wood was a homemaker and a member of Si. Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors Include husband. C, H enry Harcwood; daughters. H etty V a lln d a rcs of W in te r S|irlngs. Margie Acosta of Bronx. N.Y., Doris Mere/ of Casselberry and Andrea Cruz hmnuzzl of California: brothers. I’rtmltlvo Negron of Kissimmee and John N e g ro n of B r o n x ; s is te rs . Bcbuilda Medina of I’nerlo Rico a n d C h r i s t i n a M e n d e z of Mai\ 17 graiiib hlldren two ste p g ra n d clillilre ii and trim great jiranib lilldieii Catev Hand liaidcn t'liajiel Home im l imi t.ils ( lil.mdn in i hat ge ol tin at range nit-ills F R A N K U Y U N G SUN IM R O B E R T W. V O N D E K IIE ID F ta nk llv u iig Sun Im H5 Robert W Vondilerliriil 77 Woodland Terrace li.n l Alia C a tb ird C o urt. Ovterlo d u d n io ille S jirlugs died Sauldav I iid.ii Ajirll 15. 19*1) at Ills A p ril Id. 1994, .u Florida llu s p i lesidenii Mmn Nov tc 1916 m till, O ilaudo, Mom March I n , r mi'innatl. lie moved to Oviedo 1909, lit Nnrlh Korea lie moved III 1993 Mi Ynudt rlicltl was a m C e n iia l Florida in I97G Hr lelltcd atltrilliotlve engtneer tor was a |ifiaim ae hlst Im K a c h rk k r Flsbei Modi Division ol General Laboralorv. Inc and a member Munirs Corji in ( incimialt He id ih c K o re a n S c v c n tfi day was a member ol the Lutheran Adventist C hurch hi ( irl.m do ( huii Ii ol Providence In lie Survivors litcliirlc wife llojie Ilona, the Olilu ( lub. Re|iuhllean Oskuiim; sons. Samuel Sunk Ki ( lub ol Deltona, and Veterans ol nl l.uiigwood. Dr Sung Min ol Foreign Wars In Clneltliiall. H r Sorrento. Paul Sung Woon nl was a Navv veteran of World Ashvlllc. N.C and J.lilies Sung War II Mom ol Jacksonville: daughter. Survivors include sun, Ruberl Susan Sung III lb c nl llmiolnlu ot Slielbv Sjiclt,, and two grand brothers. Itvmig Wee nl llousloil ■hlldren and Myung Sou ol lain Angeles; Slejibeu B Halil.mil Funeral nine grandcldldren and two Horne. Deliorra. m charge ol the great-grandchildren arrangements B a ld w in Fa irch ild Funeral R O B E R T JO H N S O N Home. Forest C lly in charge ol Robert Jo h n so n . H9. Ja ck the um uigcm ciils Court. Saiitord. died Saturday. Ajirll IH. 1994. al Deltona Life C A T H E R IN E T E R E S A Healthcare Center Morn March N A P IE R Id. 1905. tn Havana. Fla . lie Catherine Teresa Napier. 92. Mohawk Trull. Winter Springs, moved to Sanford GO years ago died Saturday. A|irll Id. 1994. ul from there Mt Johnson was a laborer and a M.qUInt. South Seminole Hospital. Long Survivors Include son. Willie wood. Horn Nov 27, 1901. In Lee. Sanford, daughter. Eva Mac Brooklyn. N.Y., she moved lo White. Sanford: sister, Estella Central Florida In 1990 Mrs While. Ft Pierce; nine grand Najib-r was a retired seamstress e ft 11d r e n a u d I -1 g r e a I She was a Roman Catholic by fall It and a mem ber of the grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San Wlnter S|irlngs Senior Center. S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e several lord. In charge nl arrangements. B A R B A R A AN N L O N G nieces and nephews. Hat barn Ann Lung. -10. Geneva Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chiqicl Funeral Hume. Long- Gardens. Sanford, died T h u rs ­ wood. In charge of the arrange­ day. April 14. 1994. al Central Florida Regional Hospital. San­ ments. ford. Horn Feb. 3. 1954. Ill Sanford, she was a lifelong P EA R LN O R TH R U M P e a r l N o r t It r u p , H 7 , re sid e n t. M rs. L o n g was a W im bledon Drive, Lake Mary, homemaker and a member of the Holiness eliitreh. died Friday. A jirll 15. 1994. at S u rv iv o rs inelude |inrenls. Iter residence. Horn Jim . 14, 1907, In C an do r. N .Y.. she John and Ola Mae Long. San­ m oved lo C entral Florida In ford: husband. Meimle Camjibrll. I97H . Mrs. N o rlhru|> was a S a n f o r d ; s o n s . W illie Lee retired registered nurse and a C a tn p b el I a n d L o r e n z o Cam |ihell. both of Sanford; m em ber o f the F irst U apllst daughter. Tame Ita Long of San­ C hurch ol A jiojika. S u rvivo rs Include sous, the ford; brothers. Jo h n Knlghl. R ic k y K n lg h l a n d M a rv in Re v . Dr . G l e n n K u r il o l Knlghl. all of Sanford; sisters. H avcrtown. Pa. and the Rev. Neal Koch o f Ml. Vernon, Ohio; Jackie Knlghl. Ncrlln Knlghl. M e rlo n K n lg h l and V iv ia n daughters, Gail K S lu hrke nl Knight, all of Sanford. Centerville. Pa.. D aim Van Osien Wllsoii-EIrhclhcrgcr Mortuary, o f W estm ont. N.J.: stcjrdaiighhie.. Sanford. In charge of the ter. fa ils L ch o v ic h of T ulsa, Okla.; sister. Doris Storm o f Lake arrangements. M issouri- and seven g la nd children Maul b id I u n c ia l Services W m ici S|>tmgi m i huigc ni die al Iaugeineiils ’fcrfjA V. t? . jy Is suggest lug II he used lo pay fo r ftie cost o f e n g ln c c r Ing/deslgn work for the second Moor on Slal Ion 15. O il a s e p a r a t e m a t t e r . Chapman Is presenting a copy of the City of Orlando Standard Mutual Aid Contract. Coleman says the agreement will cover Longwood ll there should lie an unexpected sudden need for some of O rla n d o 's specially equipment such as an air truck or crash truck. All of ihe Hems are scheduled for tonight's commission meellug, which will begin al an earlier than normal time of G p.m.. In the commission chain ixTN ol Longwood I 'll I In II. 175 W. Warren These leopards born at zoo. a casino that offers food can expect a 20 percent lo 50 jiereent <lro[> In business. the study said Theaters and s|Kirls facilities also rr-jKirted declines as discre­ tionary sjiendlng went lo casi­ nos. In Allanlle City. |iroperty val­ ues changed Area eoiimuiiiltles that were not |)rime casino sites saw values tail, while possible sites leu|M-d In value Taxes associated with the higher properly values made it dlttli nll lor small businesses tn o|ieraie. and squeezed out landlords with Inw-tnennu- trminis Tli.il Increased home lesstiess I’nor |M*o|>le near eusinos s|ieni a (lis|iro|Miril(iiiale atimuni nl then Im rimes on gambling the M-jMiri said 111 Mass.itduisolls. ihe average amomii her hv Individuals was higher m lower meoioe areas than m tqisi ale (oniniunlOi's In a relatively |»noi <itv Ido Mnsiiin the average betting p«-r jursun is $3G5 jmt year the i «■ |>u r I s a I il W ea 11ll I e r M a ssai h ll si 11s to w n s 11 k e Weston average onlv $40 jicr |H-isoii per year I la- sjiread nl gambling lias b ll iildv lluee stales L'lali. H a w a ii a n d I i ii u ■-sst - 1 w lt b n u l iinv lu rm ul legal gambling un Imlmg a lottery m e a n i n g m u r e |ico|>le are exposed I la- study estimated that iqi to 5 percent ot adults and a |x-reeni i>t leenagers In llte Untied Stales bail some form ot |irnhlcm gamtillllg behavior. In AtlunilC City tn I9H5 0-1 |icrcrui of a i.imluin sanqilUig ot 332 lugb si bool sludeuls bad mauagrd tiV" sneak Into a casino lo gamble, lire report sard (nlofm/l.on tram IS/ (rw iilW Pf»>» n r o n ld in r c ) in Ih lt r » p o » J Losers C o n tin u e d from Page 2A munduiiiiv si-nit-nees Im bring a gun while eoilllltlltlng a i nun and a immhci ol othei anil i nine measun-s >IuI uoi make u I'm verv ilisajijiiilnieil said Silver ilu primal \ |iro|>iineiil ol Tliiee Slilkes The House was i ea 11 v di- re 11e I m 11 s re s|i(inslbilllles House leaders said the jiroposals would cost llie stale loo inueli money In Ini lire years m house elderly jit Isouers, O llin legist.it Ive losers would have Imposed a statewide curlew nil youths, jiald women on welfaie Ih u h im 's lor using birth i unlrul. rei|Ulred bn vrllyis aged lii and under lo wear lielmels. banned school |iaddling and Increased rights im properly owners Also billing was a |>ri>|>osal tu reijulre single men to register wllfi tile sliile In order lo lie notllled ol a jiemling ado|illon ol any child they fathered mid scl a 24-hour waiting jierlod before a woman could give iqi her baby The most heavily-lobbied Issue ol i lie session Involved how blame Is dclcrm liicd In civil Liwsuits T ria l lawyers were Irving to limit llie number of |>ortlrs who could lie bl.lined In a iawsull bul businesses feared It would lead lo larger Judgements against individual companies They lobbied fiercely lo kill the measure. For Gov Lawton Chiles, the biggest dlsa|]|>i)U](meiil was llie failure to gel an accord on beallli care. Th e House and Senate could mil agree on Ills jilan lo lu-lji hundreds ol thousands ol Flori­ dians buy beallli Insurance. Senate Republicans derailed the jilan when they objected to llie size nl the government subsidy lirugram. House Sjieakei Mo Johnson. D-Mlllim. said the lower cham ­ ber was |>rc|>urcd lo work Satur­ day mi beallli care bul the Seriale, where .i 20-20 sjilll lots Deninerals and the GOP sharing Ilower, decided lo call ll quits. "T h e y didn't siari as early In understanding the Issues and working through llie drtutlx and standing llie pressure, the Intense |iressure of Ihc Inleresl groujis." Johnson said. Leopards----C o n tin u e d from Page 1A lug programs so that zoos can le|> the worldwide effort lo preserve Ibis vanishing speclrs. Wednesday. Dr Darryl Heard. DVM. of the Zoo and Wildlife Medlelue Program al the Univer­ sity ol Florida will conduct an exainliiallnii and determine the gemlrr of the cals The clouded leopard is Irrqticnth desi'rlfied as bridging the g;qi beiween big and small eais Tin v are the smallest ul the large eais I’lir-v have very short legs and a long, itnek bill, and a brown or yellowish grey eont eoveri-d wiih irregular dark si ropes, spots and blotches They have long ranine icclit. lint iln tint loar like tile larger cals. At lull size, they weigh 35 to 50 pounds and stand 10 to IG Inrlirs high al the shoulders. W ith these two new cubs, there are mow four clouded leopards nllhe Central Florida /(mi I In- adult male Idnddv). was horn A u g 2M. 1992 at the Cleveland Metrnparks Zoo In O h io , and the adult female (iiioinmlc). was born al liuffalo Zoological ( ‘Gardens In New York on Sept 7. 1992 The couple produced these two ollsjirmgs mi March 31, 1994 'The Central Florida Zoological Park is located just east ol Exit 52 liilerstate-4. on W U.S. Highway 17-92 In Sanford. Service C o n tin u e d from Page 1A does \ l ) I iqiply lii Ihr purchase ol motor vehicles Tin statem ent eoiil Inties. Some |>ro|i|r also mlslakelllv i liittk Florida s Lem on Law ,q>|iltes lo used motor vr-hteles How ever, tin- Mol or Vehicle W a rra n lv E iilo re e in r-n l A rt ll.i mon Law i iqipltes only to new or 'demo eais. vans or trucks |ini ebased or leased in Flor Ida f'lu-se Items are addressed on Ibe taped messages In all. there are (i t lojits now available Katliv Tucke r wltfl the Florida liar oilier- suggests tl Is best to ■all during oll-jx-uk hours She a d v is e s h o w e v e r. F lo r id a r all A l.aw cannot replace the legal advice nl an attorney or answer s|iee|||e legal questions It is intended to helji Itlent 11y a legal jiroblein lii lure jirolesslotial i utilise! Is sought A |mni|>lilet lisiing the tape Miles and numbers is available by sending ii sell-addressed, slumped business size envelope in: Tlu - Florida Mar. Florida C a ll -A -L u w , 6 5 0 A(>alucbee Parkway. Tallahassee, 3235)923(H). New study: Cost of diabetes double previous estim ates B y LA URAN N EER Q A A R D Associated Press VVdlor W ASHIN G TON - The cost of beallli rare lot diabetics Is $105 billion dollars a year, more than double tlit- $45 billion previously estimated, a new sillily con­ cludes The study, published m this month's Journal ol Clinical E n ­ docrinology ami Metabolism, looked at all health care costs for diabetics, whether ibe fiaiienis saw the doclor for diabetesInduced kidney failure or for l>rnhuhlv unrelated heart sur­ gery. T h e reason: Dlubeles Is a chronic Illness Hint In some way alfecis almost every pari ol Hie body, so diabetics often suffer more, than other pccijile bom Husame Illnesses. "T h e costs were 3'Ai I lines as much for diabetics even ll they weren’t In the hosjillal lor direct coni|)llcallonx ol Hie diabetes," said Bob Stone ol (he Diabetes Treatment Centers of America, which funded the study. "N o ­ body bad ever asked that ques­ tion before." The American Diabetes Asso­ ciation last year estimated the direct medical cos Is of diabetes al $45.2 billion. That Included Hu- t ost of blood-sugar tests and Instillri as well as kidney failure, r v 11 n o p a t Ii y a n d o t li e r diabetes-caused Illnesses. The A D A said the Indirect costs of diabetes, su ch us lost jiroductlvlly and premature death, equal $4G.G billion The study, by the Fairfax. Vn., consulting firm Erw ln -V H I Inc., compared yearly medical exjiendltures of 1.620 diabetics wllli those ol nun-diabetics. IcxikIng at everything from hosjillalIzatlon or a doctor's office visit lo prescription drugs and denial work. t': ROASTED CHICKEN I DINNER rtWMO I bl/ CHICKEN _ ™ DINNER •I {m m CW> \ a t M Owlary " tm , *lilt | i •Ito ir tt M U ttia iiiiii M •mt •#-uni -A r 'is -’ piece " so x - - - - ilmlMlriMM | i .llrn n M / tlm r . lllit a ^ *- ® , C1KWMUM 2* A a ir t « B n M i* B s iin n ! J-M C e * S Q 9 9 ; c h ic k e n mj "“ r" | DINNER! ||EE S tI I -Ii&f*i<tgiWiNauua • LEE'S| L E T S !• .M l 1- " p' e c e Ii" so x $099 ^ I*|I fmem a*Xtn, LEES' 1 1905 S.FRENCH AVE., SANFORD LEE'S.' 3 2 3 -3 6 5 0 l �S A - Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, April IB, hi'J4 Should inmates have access to data? O y M A R I A S. M S H B R Associated Proas Writor K A N SAS C IT Y . Kan. - The letter startled Nick Tomutile. Il wan from a prison Inmate: other lellow prisoners, assigned to computerize records. Iiatl taken a Social Security number from an accident report and tried to sell It. Tomnnlc Is the district at­ torney for Wvnndotlc County. It was Ills number. As far as Tnm aslc knows, his Social Security number hasn't been used to try to gain access to confidential Information: correc­ tions officials deny that Inmates ever had access to II. Hut what ll convicts tried to use their access lo information to harm witnesses or victims? Twenty-nine states and the federal government save money by having prisoners “ key In" data for computers; Tomaslc wonders whether a tragedy lurks there, waiting to happen. Authorities dismiss bis con­ cerns Leonard lllack. Immediate pas) presldeni of Ihc National Correctional Industries Associa­ tion In Helle Mead. N ■).. said I omaslc's experience was "on Isolated Instance " In the 10 to 12 years we've had these programs, we haven't bad any problems with the info rm a tio n being a b u se d .” I Hack said Although the data entry pro­ grams vary from state to state, the Information the Inmates process ranges from accident reports lo higher education rec­ ords In Missouri, inmaies at the Central -Missouri Correctional Center near Jefferson City enter information lor the slate Orpat iincut ol Social Services In Kansas, medium-security Inmates at the Lansing Correc­ tional Facility type In Informa­ tion on tralllc accidents from around the state The accident re p o rts co u t a lu n a m es . addresses and license plait* numbers ol people Involved A Kansan s Social Security number also will be on the report If lhat person chooses It lo be used as a driver's license number. Tomaslc said there's a possi­ bility prisoners could, for exam­ ple. learn where a witness lived from the reports or find out the phone n um b er of a victim Witnesses and victims could lie liatassed — or worse — once a convict has such Information In hand, he said. A n d a d e te c tiv e lo r the lulmsou C ltv. Kan slu-iill's olflcc. Kcni I* W lllnaucr. Is Investigating reports dial an ex-con used Social S ecurity numbers and other mloimatlon to open fraudulent bank ac­ counts. Th e data, W lllnaucr said, allegedly came from an Inmate at Lansing. "Someone said the state saves a lot of m oney having the prisoners (do the data entry)." Tom aslc said. "Hut I told them lhat money should not be a concern when people’s safety Is at risk." Jc rl Costa, assistant director of education and training for the N atio n a l V ic tim s C e nter In Arlington. Vn.. agreed. "W e should be protecting In­ dividuals' personal Information and not Just handing It to people who we know arc prone to committing crimes." Costa said. "Once we give them personal Information — names, addresses and telephone numbers — (the Inmates) would have access to a variety of lhing». Th e y could stalk someone or determine this Is someone they would like to meet or maybe break Into their home." Hut Kansas officials said Tomaslc's Is the first complaint about the program "I think If there was a pro­ blem. Ilien It would be best to Identify the problem rather than say tlie whole program Is no good." said Mike Kees, chief counsel lor the Kansas Depart­ m ent ol Tra n s p o rta tio n In Topeka Hers estimated thill before the prison program started, the K D O T spent about $150,000 to do the work. The annual con­ tract lor the Lansing program amounts lo idiot it $t>H,-IOO Hill Mlskell. public Information officer for the Kansas Departllirn l of Corrections, said Ills d r pa r t in r n I I n v e s 11ga t ed T o m a s lc 's report but found nothing to warrant ending the program "W e have Investigated the allegations that inmates can use lliosr Social Security numbers lor various criminal activities, specifically lhat they're using the Social Security numbers to open bank aecounls. access bank accounts and to create new Identities for themselves on re­ lease.” Mlskell said. "Hut we are not aware of any Indication that any of that hits occurred from the program at Lansing." In a letter to a state senator. Gary Stotts, secretary of tin* Department of Corrections.' in ­ sisted "Inmates did not hqife ncct-Hs to Mr. Tomaslc's Soolkl Security number or credit card numbers as a result of making data entry Irom the accident report " Stolls also said flic program is being "closely reviewed" and will likely be discontinued ll olllclals find "any significant Impropriety." What do you taste? Students at Hamilton Elementary School In Sanford participated In a tasty experiment last week. The youngsters, blindfolded had the opportunity to taste some tasty dossorts, hoarty ontroos and bubbly sodas. The only catch was they hod to do It bllndfoldod and toll the to u c h e rs what thoy thought of what they were oatlng. Above, Carol Walbort, a UCF education Intern, fod Chrlstophor Huntor somo chocolate. Moanwhllo, Shawn Choek chocks out tho dossorts. Man falls from Disney skyride A N A IIK IM . Calll i\ Disneyland visitor Icll 20 led from the Skyway gon­ dola on Sunday and Into a tree ai Ihc Alice In W on­ d e r la n d r id e , a p a rk spokesman said T h e v I c 1 I ill w a s a H O -y e a r -o ld m a n Iro m H i g h l a n d . C a l l l . sa id Lindsay Sclmchlv. a Ills ncyland spokesman I he park did not release Ills name T h c man was helped Irom tin- tree by paramedics and was lakcn lo Western Merit cal Center, which did not release any lu lo rm a iIo n about him except that lie was in stable condition Th e gondola, which Is aboiil .‘15 fed above Ih c ground, was removed from service lor Investigation. Th e Skyway ride carrying visitors from Kanlasylnnd to ‘ T n m n rrn w ln iid rem ained open T h e man. one of two “■people III till* gondola. Icll thtoiigh the doorway but It was unknown limv the door opened. Sclmchlv said The handle and a latch arc on tbe outside ol tbe door ll was the llrst lim e someone bail fallen out ol the rule Si lincblv said Georgia planning to harvest largest crop of Vidalia onions By E L L I O T T MINOR Assoclalod Press Wrllor V ID A LIA . (L i — Farmers arc preparing In ItarvcHl Georgia's largest crop of sweet-lasting Vld.dlu onions The crop lias been spared from tin* usual perils freezing icni|M-ratnrcs. high winds ami dis­ cuses — and the Georgia Agricultural Statistics Service rates ll its |(X) percent good Growers pi.lull'd u record lO,7liM acres tills year, up 2 U>H acres bum lust year A new sweet union grown in north Florida bit the markets ibis weekend, but Georgia growers urcn'1 worried about cnnipcllllnn lor their lamed product I lie Florida upstart, marketed under tin- name St Augustine Sweet. Is to Is- sold mostly in Florida. It Is grown by nine limners in St Johns and I’ulnam counties At tills particular time because ol the limited amount ol acreage, they arc no competition, but It's something we will keep an eye o il." said Shirley Manchester, manager ol the Vidalia Onion Committee, a promotional group. In Vidalia. the southeast Georgia town ol I 1,000 that gave the onions their name, convenience stores are already selling onions that ripened earlv Hv Ihc end ol the month, farmers will lie shipping unions all over the I lulled Stales Growers claim Vldallas ate the sweetest onions III the world because ol Ihc low-sttlflir soil In the growing iirea Hv stale law. onions can he labeled a s Vtd.diiis only ll they come from a designated I t counties and portions ol seven others Vldallas arc Georgia's olllelid stale vegetable All 2.15 growers and puckers have to he leglslered w dli the slide Department ol Agriculture "'They iire the original sweet onion, said Manchester. "You don't have onion breath 'They're the onion lor lovers." Hundreds of larin workers will gather in the Helds this week its the harvest moves Into lull swing A blade pulled hy a tractor loosens the soil, then the workers pull the onions and clip the roots and lops "I think we're going lo have it good ipialHy crop and average yields." said Toom bs Counly grower N .T. Stanley, who started with five acres In I!IH I Legal Notice Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. tj >04 C A M E NATIONAL C ITY MORTGAGE COMPANY l/k/a SHAWMUT MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalntlll. IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT O F TH E E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIOA Cate No 13 >011 CA M B OENERAL JURISDICTION America i MorIgage Company. Plalntllf, vt Richard Brlnton Holeman. Jr . II living at a l. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE B Y C LE R K O F CIRCUIT COURT Notice ll hereby given lhal Ihe undersigned Maryanne MorM, Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE Counly. Florida, will, on lha STM day ol MAY. 1994. at 11:00 a m at lha Weil Front Door ol Ihe SEMINOLE Counly CourlhouM. In Ihe Clly ol Sanlord. Florida, oiler lor sale and sell al public outcry lo the hlgheil and best bidder lor cash. Ihe following described properly situates In SEMINOLE County, Florida, lo wll: L O T 17. T U S C A W I L L A RIDGE. ACCOROING TO IHE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE CORDEO IN PLAT BOOK >4. PAGE 77. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA puriuant lo lha llnal decree ol foreclosure entered In a caM pending In said Court, lha styl* ol wh'ch Is: America's Mori gage Company, vs Richard Brlnton Holeman. J r , II living, flat.. Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation lo participate In Ibis proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avenue. Suite N 301, Sanlord. Florida 33771 al least live days prior lo lha p ro c e e d in g . Te le p h o n e 407 33J 4)30, Extension 43)7; I too 935 I 7 7 H T D D ) , or I (900) 955 1770 (V ). via Florida Relay Service WITNESS my hand and ol llclal teal ol said Court this 4lh dayol April, 1994 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: April II. II. 1994 (3EQ 101 vt S A V E 50% ON C L A S S IF IE D A D S To celebrate International Classified Advertising week, April 17-23, we are offering great specials. Call or come in to place your lino classified ad during this week and you'll get 50% off the price of your ad in the following BiliAaiiAne' classifications: 50% OFF "Wanted To Buy" "Computers" "Homes For Sale" (no realtors, pleaso) "Antiques / Collectibles" "Sporting Goods" Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 322-2611 INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK, APRIL 17-23 SUSAN J STEEH and------------ . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUD JE C TR E A LP R O P E R TY . Dalondanlt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punuanl lo a Final Judgment ol Forodotura dated March Jt, 1994. and enlarad In Ca»e No 9) 704 CA M E. ol the Circuit Court ol tha E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM INOLE Counly, Florida whertln NATIONAL C ITY MORTGAGE COMPANY l/k/a SHAWMUT M ORTGAGE CORPORATION li P la lntll and SUSAN J STEEl), el a l, are Defendant!, I will tell to the hlgheil and bell bidder lor caih In lha Weil Ironl door ol Ihe CourthouM. In San lord. SEMINOLE Counly. Flor Ida. al 11:00 o'clock on Ihe 3rd day ol May. 1994, lha following detcrlbed properly ai Ml forth In tald Final Judgment, lo wll Lot SO?. M AYFAIR MEAD OWS PHASE II, according lo lha Plal thereof ai recorded In Plal Book ]}. Paget SS through SO. ol Ihe Public Rtcordi ol Seminole Counly. Florida DATED tbit lit day ol April, me MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol laid Court By Dorothy W. Bolton At Deputy Clerk "Ptrtont with a disability who need a I pedal accommodation lo participate In thli proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al Semlnolt Counly Courthouse. 301 N Park Avenue. Sulla NJOI. Sanlord. Florida 33771, al leait live days prior lo Ihe proceed Ing Telephone: (407) 3 » 4JJ0 e«l 4?37j I lo o m 1771 (TO D ) or I HO MS 1770 IV) via Florida Relay Servlet." Publllh April II. IS. 1*94 DEO 13 anil now lias .‘KM) acres "W cvc hml good weather." Vidalia resident Muse Coleman Is credited with growing I lit- first onions In 1930. He planted a rom m on G n u irx variety In his garden using seeds from Texas and noticed the onions find an iinusiiallv sweet taste ('oleiuan begun selling them iit local grocers stores, mid from there Vldallas have grown into a •$5(i million-.i-ycar crop "No mailer where I go. when I sav I represent Vidalia nnlims. they know wli.n I'm talking about." said Ms Maueliesler The harvest will eonlliuie through June, bin onions will be available ilnougii December lhanks lo ii new storage system Onions u n ­ placed in conirolled atmosphere warehouses where nitrogen keeps ihem Iresb nnlil I I I . inks giving and Clirlsimus Vidalia will hosl Its annual union Icsilvnl Irom April 22 through Mav I ll features concerls. arts and cralls displays, bcauls- contests, golf and tenuis l(HirnamentNiiii(l an onion eating conlcsi Legal Notice Legal Notice iN TM E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N 0 F 0 R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO 9) I4I7CA DIVISION MB A L L IA N C E M O R TG A G E COMPANY Plelnllll(s) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PRODATE OIVISION File Number 94 144 CP IN HE ESTATEO F L O R R A IN E M A R JO R IE SCMAUFLER D »(M M d NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tin udm iniilnlion of lh» estate of LORRAINE MAH JO R IE S C M A U F L E H do ceased File Number 94 J44 CP 1% pending in the Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florid* Probata Division. the address of which i% Clerk of Circuit Court Probate Division. Ml N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida J277I The n im ii and addresses of th# personal representative and the personal representative s at torney are set forth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIED THAT All persons on whom this notice is served who have ob lections that challenge the valid Ity of the will, the qualifications of the personal representative venue, or |uMtdict!on of this Court aro required to file their objections with this Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE D ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent s estate or whom a copy of this notice ll served within three months after the dale ol the first publication of this notice must tile their claims with this 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 NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE D ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of the decedent and persons having claims or demonds against the decedent s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THISNOTICE A LL CLAIMS. DEM ANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARME0 The date of the llrst publica lion of this Notice Is April ll. 1994 Personal Representative Darlene Joyce Malchow 731 Bear Creek Circle Winter Springs. FL 3270# Attorney for Personal Represanfaflve: O B McEwan Sanders, McEwan. Martlnei Luff A Oukes. P A P O Bo* 733 Orlando. FL 37107 0753 Telephone: (407) 473 1371 Florida Bar No 0057743 Publish. April 11.73. 1994 DEO 171 vs KEVIN CHARLES FOR I UNA •t al Del.mJwntlsI NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant (o a Final Judgment ol loraclosurt dated March n 1*94 and entered in Caso No 93 I447CA MB ol the Circuit Court ol Ihe E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein A L L IA N C E M OR T G A G E COMPANY i s the Plalnlltl and KEVIN CHARLES FORTUNA CATHERINE LYNN LUNN and H I0 0 E N VILLAGE CONDO MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC are Ihe Defendants I will Mil to Ihe highest and best bidder lor cash al Ihe west Iron! steps ol Ihe SEMINOLE Counly Court house al II 00 a m , on Ihe 3th day ol May. 1994. Ihe following described properly as Ml lorth in said Final Judgment Condominium Unit 144. Build Ing 4B ol HIOOEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM, according lo Ihe Declaration ol Condominium recorded March 73. I«9S In Official Records Book 1474. pages IS II thru 1747 and amended by llrsl amendment thereto recorded May M. I94J In Official Records Book 1474 Pages 1473 thru 1443 and amended by Mcond amendment thereto recorded May 74. 1943 In Official Records Book 1441. Page 7001 and amended by amendment (hereto recorded June 4. 1913 In Ollldal Records Book 1444 Pages 1313 Ihru 1331. and fu rth e r amended by amendment Iherelo recorded July 17. 1943 In Ollldal Racords Onok M3i. Pages 1414 Ihru 1431. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida, together with all appurtenances Iherelo and an undivided Inleresl In Ihe common elemenls ol said Con dominium as Ml forth In said Declaration Togelhar with lha following described personal property Range. Refrigerator. Washer. Dryer. Olsposal, Dishwasher, Paddle Fans. M icrow ave, Fireplace WITNESS MY HAND and Ihe Mai ol this Court on April 4. 1994 (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Cltrk ol lha Circuit Court By: Oorothy W Bollon Deputy Clark IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 Admlnltlrallvt Order No. 93 37 Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation lo parllclpala In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avsnue. Sulla N 301, Sanlord. Florida 37771 al leasl live (3) days prior lo lha proceeding. Telephone: (4071 333 4330 Eat. 4777; 1 100 933 I77IITOOI, or 1 400 9SS 1770 IV). via Florida Rtlay Servlet Publllh April II. II 1994 DEQ 10) u . s . ^ SAVINGS BONDS THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT �Herald —Sanford ______________ .iT-■•♦\i’•• •••>'.* mMONDAY . . April .■ 18,* 1994. S p o r t s _______ B IN BRIEF Different path, same end WELL DONE Sunniland Red Sox, Railroader Cubs remain unbeaten From Staff Reports Miss-Fits qualify two teams W IN T E R PARK - Tin* Mlss-Fll*. a Winter Park Soccer Club Under-12 girls leant, qualified Iwo squads for the Hccbok World 5-A-Slde Tournnm cnl lo be played In Orlando Jun e 15-18. T h e Iwo tennis, coached by Danny McAvoy and Trevor Pryce. won all seven of their names during a tournament played April 9-10 at the Seminole Soccer Complex to advance lo tin* Reebok tournament. Team members are Nicole Clcslnk. Sarah Cornell. Lutiren DcUellas, MneKcnzIe Dickey, Jennifer Donahue, Stephanie l-'ldan/.a. Cecilia Gulllnn. Ashley Kellgren. Pally MaeDowell. Nandi Prycc. Ikmnl Rosen. Ryan Shaw, Ashley Slut/man. and Kll/abetb Tom pkins. Sanford spring softball SA N FO R D — Th e Sanford Recreation De­ partment will register teams for Its Spring Softball Leagues for an extra week at the Downtown Youth Center. First Floor rtf Sanford City Hull. dOO N. Park Avenue. Play Is set to begin the week ot April 25lh. Team s will play one night a week lor 10 weeks. Cost Is $2(15 lor new teams (Includes $15 yearly ASA fee) and $250 for returning teams from I he Just completed Polar Hear leagues. For more Info, call the Sanford Recreation Department at 1407) 330-5697 during normal business hours. Monday through Friday. O’Neal, Magic top Bulls O R L A N D O — Th e Orlando Magic ended Chicago's 10 game winning streak and moved a game closer to clinching liomccourt advantage In the first round of the playoffs with a 11H -101 victory over the Hulls on Sunday. W ith a sellout crowd ol 15.201 waving placards In sup|torl of Shaqulllc O'Neal lor MVP. the Magic renter had 52 points. 14 rebounds and iwo blocked shots. N'lek Anderson addetl 22 points and rookie Anfernee Hardaway, coming off Ills llrst career triple-double, had 21 iioluts. eight rebounds and seven assists. Orlando leads Cleveland by 2Vi games In the race for the fourth seed In the Eastern Conference playoffs. The Magic (47-31) have four games remaining; the Cavs (45-34) three. Scuttle Pippi n led the Hulls with 34 points, but none of them came In the final period. Nets clinch as Heat falter MIAMI — Kenny Anderson scored six of bis 29 points down the stretch Sunday and the New Jersey Nets clinched a playoff spot for the thlid straight ycur with a 110-103 victory over the Miami Ileal. Miami (40-39). losers of live straight and 12 ol 15. Is lVi games ahead of Charlotte (38-10) for the eighth and filial playoff spot In the Eastern Conference with three games remaining New Jersey (43-30) matched its win total ol last year and won the season series with Miami (3-2). Miami had six players In double figures with Steve Sm ith and John Salley scoring 19 points apiece. Giants hold off Marlins M IAM I — Mark Porlgunl won his 14th consecutive decision, and Barry (kinds and Matt W illiam s bit tw o-run homers as the San Francisco Giants withstood an elghth-lnuing rally Sunday to tx-al the Florida Marlins 9-8. Portugal (2-0). who won Ills final 12 decisions with Houston last season, gave up live runs In seven Innings. Mike Jackson, helped by Ronds’ leaping catch that robbed Jell Conlnc of un extra-base lilt, pitched a perfect ninth for Ills second save. Florida scored three runs In the eighth alter a bench-clearing fight that began when a pitch by Kevin Rogers brushed back Benito Santiago, who then charged the mound. W HAT’S HAPPENING Baseball U Lyman at Seminole, 4 p.m. □ Mainland at Lake Mary, 7 p.m. □ Lake Howell ot Lyman, 7 p.m. Softball □ Lymon al Spruco Croek. JV, 5:30 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. Girls’ Tennis □ DeLand vs. Lake Brantley at Sanlando, 3 p.m. BASEBALL 56. fcomplete Hating* on Page Florida (0-8). Four games are scheduled for Tuesday night. Af Roy Holler Field, the Orioles take on the Red Sox at 5:45 p.m. while the W hile Sox face the A's al 7:45 p.m. Th e 5:45 p.m. game at Lakefront Field matches the Dodgers against the Expos with the Marlins playing the Cardinals at 7:45 p.m. Lifting the Cults past the Royals were David Brock (double, single, two runs). Jarred Fcdder and Danny llrttrk (two singles and one run cuch), Arron Richardson (single, run). Wllllnm Cleve­ land and Chris Burkett (one single each) and Roman Woodward and Robert Woodwnrd (one run each). Doing the bitting for the Royals were Dwayne Tillm an (three singles, two runs), Alex Anderson (double, single, run). Anthony Ratonarong (triple, run). W illiam Kirby (double, run). Donovan Redden (single, run) abd Jason Sheffield (single). Collertlng the hits for the Expos were Jerem y Holloway (two singles, three runs). Brandon Bates (two singles, two runs). Carl Eudcll (triple, run). Victor Gilbert (double, two runs), Russell Sm ith and Jennifer Perkins (one iloultlr and one run each) and Hilly Sm ith. Hradley Hamm and Kurt Scott (one run each). Pacing the A's attack were Chris Parra (double, single, two runs). Eddie Wells (two singles. Iwo runs), Brian Wade (two singles). W llllr Bcnnctl (single, Iwo rurtsl, Malt Hozclka and Marcus Stokes (one single and one run each). James Foster (single) and Doug Telexlra (run). Lending (he Marlins lo (he win were Nick Ireland (triple, two singles, run). Willie Collier (triple, double, run). Josh (fuller (triple, single, two runs). Ricky Wells (triple, run). J.R . I.rggeti (triple) and Brandy Black. Travis Jones. Robert Lowe, Ryan Spradlcy. .John Kllllngsworth and Daniel Whited (one run cneh). Getting the hits for the Blue .Jays were Charles Stokes (triple, double, two runs), Ed Jones (two singles, run), Jacob Lang (home run. run). Cedric Hrynnt (double) and J.R . Lester (single). Contributing for the Red Sox were Levi Raines •Jr. (three doubles, single, three runs), Matt Mcrgo □ See Little Majors, Page 2B Patriots a ‘hit’ on the road B-R leaders pull away From Staff Raporta SA N FO R D — Saturday's action In tli«- Sanford Recreation Department Italic Bulb Baseball League featured some ol the most competitive gamrs ol l I k - year. Inti II also saw the two division leaders open a gap oil the test ol the field The lllldcfculcd Nobles Construc­ tion While Sox were held under I0 runs lor |ust the second time Ibis season, bill slid bad little trouble lit disposing of lltelr nearest competi­ tion in tIn- American Division, llte Rotary Club Royals, 9-3. It was mil as easy for the once-beaten N ational D iv is io n ­ leading Moose Lodge Pirates, how­ ever. as (hey hud lo score three runs In the eighth Inning to edge the Elks Lodge No. 124 I Cubs. 7-5. In the other games, the llaggs Produce E x |m>s used a six-run Inn­ ing lo claim their llrsl victory of Hie season. I I -3. over Ihc Blue Jays. I lie A L a k e s id e G a l l e r y A 's withstood a four-run filial liming lo bold oil the Seminole Produce Marlins. I I II), and llte Knights of Colum bus Cardinals banded llte Klwanls Club Orioles their second straight big loss, 2 1-6. Today (Monday), llie Cardinals |3-3| will host the Expos (1-5) In Sanford Memorial Stadium, while the Marlins 11-5) will battle the Royals (4-2) on /Inn Beck Field. Both games are set for it 5:45 p.m. sturt. Prom Staff Raporta See Babe Ruth, Page 213 Churches get offensive, score 125 runs atilt) - 70 10 00 « — 0 J From Staff Reports Nativity Dlulpl*! S4il«rd Chrlillan II SA N FO R D — Runs, runs and more runs were the story of the duy as the Sanford C hurch Softball League completed Its second week of action In the Spring Scuson ut Chase Purk Saturday. Only one of the six games did not huve at least one team score 10 runs. Tw o teams had 11-run In­ nings as Ihc league combined to scare 125 runs. In the C o m p e titiv e D iv is io n games, the Sanford First United Methodist Flumes scored seven runs In the fourth Inning to upend the L u k e M a ry N a t iv it y C a th o lic Crusaders. 8-3. and ull 11 batters in the lineup scored In an 11-run third Inning us Sanford Central Baptist u p e n d e d the D e lto n a T r i n i t y Assembly of God Mujcsty. 15-7. Nativity Cruiadari III Mathodut Flam*! too 010 0 - 2 9 001 700 « - 1 If Flrtl Nitirtn* Orica Malhodlit 703 ISO 0 — 10 IS 120 004 0 - 7 IS III United Malhodlit Sanlord Auambllai 400 200 — * 11 no 241 - 10 n Trinity Autmbly Mj|ailylO 0 221 1 - 7 is M ill) 001 a - IS u Cantrai Bapllit South Samlnola Chrltllan Sanlord Chrlitlan 1 soo 107 1 - 14 10 073 an a - 17 72 In the Fellowship Division games, Sunford Christian Te a m No. I scored In every run except the first Inning In topping South Seminole Cbrlsllun. 17-14. and Sanford First Nazarene used a five-run fifth Inn­ ing to outducl Lake Mary Grace United Methodist, 10-7. In the Fun Division games, the Nativity Cuthollc-Dlsclples hud an I 1 - ru n t h i r d i n n i n g In whitewashing new entry. Sanford Christian Team No. 2. 20-0, and Sanford Assemblies scored 11 runs In the final three Innings to break open a 7-6 lead and bcslcd Sanlord First United Methodist. 18-6. Next week, Sanford Assemblies ( I I ) challenges the Dlselples (2-0) at 8:30 a.m.; tile Crusaders (1-1) buttle Central (1 -1 1 ut 9:30 u .m .; the Flames (1-0) face Majesty (0-2) ut 10:30 u.m.; First Methodist (0-2) plays Sanford Christian No. 2 (0-1) at 11:30 u.m.; Grucc (1-1) takes on Sanford Christian No. 1 (1-1) at 12:30 p.m.; und South Seminole (1-1) tackles Nuzarcnc (2-0) at 1:30 p.m. Powering the Disciples were, with three hits — Randy Reed (two M IA M I M a y b e the L a k e Brantley High School lmsrli.pl team should change Its name lo the Road Warriors After healing Lyman al Lyman Friday night to climb Into a lie lor second place in the Sem inole Athletic Conference standings, the Patriots beaded south and recorded wins over two Miami teams mi Saturday. Lake llrim lley (IH-6) opened with a 7-4 win over Mlainl-Westmliister (ranked ffffh In Hie Florida Shirts Writers Association's Class I A state poll), then knocked oil Mlaml-Msgr Pace 5-4. Earlier this year the Patriots knocked oil Sarm ailu-R lvervlew (ra n k e d l l l l i In C lass 5 A I in Sarasota and Gainesville BucliboD (r a n k e d 8 th In C la s s -1A l In Gainesville. Jo hn Andersen was 3 -lo r-l with a double and an RBI In the win over Westminster. Joey Banner lon lrlli tiled a double, slnglr and iwo RBI Jeff Butler eoiilrlbuled three Rill J .B . Cartm lll also bail an RMI Milch Sebardl 16-1) threw a complete game tor the Patriots In notching ( lit* Will In the win over Msgr Pace. Mickey Bono legged out a triple while Butler. Andersen, and I’clr Guldls cuch drove in a run. Brad Van Der Welde. usually the Patriots' starling catcher, pitched two in­ nings m relief to earn the win. Lake Brantley will resume Its chase for the S A l' c ro w n on Wednesday night, when the Patriots will host Lake Marv at 7 p.m. RAMS WIN IN 9TH D cLA N D — For the second time In □ See Baseball, Page 2B P A TR IO T! 7. WESTMINSTER 4 Like Brantlay 101 *00 I — 7 • 0 001 000 I — * I > Schardl ond Von Der Weld*. Clark Toicn Wieganot (4). Lupr/ (4) and John WP Scharcll (O il LP — Toical4 7l Sav* - Nona 10 Lake Oranllay. Andartan and Maimer Weslmmiler Lopar and Moor a IB — Weilmlniler. Moore MR — None Record! — Miami Watlmln,tar 70 4 Mumi W tilm lniltr PATRIOTS!. SPARTANS4 Laka Brantlay 100 Oil I — S 0 0 Miami Migr. Pata Oil 010 0 - 4 7 7 Mar mar. Sha« 17). Llllla (4). Van Der Walda 14) and Clark Ramot. Romero <61. Novella (7) and Lopar WP - Van Dar Wa<da 110) LP — Romero (I II Sava — Nona 2B — Nona JB — Lake Brantlay. Bono MR — Mtgr Pace. Garcia Record* — Laka Brantley 114. Miami Migr Pace I 10 □ See Softball, Page 2B ‘Doing your best’ clearly defined in solo sports JV Baseball □ 9 p.m . W IRH Colorado Rockies, (L) SA N FO R D — Th e y took different paths. Inti the Sunniland Red Sox and Rullroadcr Cubs re­ mained undefeated In Sanford Recreation Little Major Baseball League action Saturday morning. Playing at Roy Holler P'cld. the Red Sox scored eight runs In the second Inning and 12 runs In the fifth on the way to a 22-6 rout of the Fun World nt Flea World Cardinals. Meanwhile, at Lakefront Field, the Cubs rallied for three runs In the bottom of the fifth to overtake the Disabled American Veteran Roytds 7 6. In other games at Roy Holler Field, the Rlttker Material Dodgers topped the Cook Construction Orioles 12-9 and the Stairs Realty White Sox blanked the Freddie Howard Pirates 12-0. At Lakefront Field, the Rich Plan Expos bested the First Union A's 13 9 and the Marlins rolled hy the Fisher. Laurence, Dccn and Fromattg Blue Jays 11-4. The Cults (8-0) continue to lead the National Division. They're followed hy the Dodgers (0-2). Marlins (5-3). Cardinals and Expos (both 2-6). and Pirates 11-7). Trailing the Red Sox (8-0) In the American Division are the Royals (6-21. White Sox (5-3). Orioles (3-5). Blue Jays (2-6) and A's Marlins al It's a shame more sports uren't more like track and field. Or for thut matter, swimming, weightlifting, or golf. What's uppcnllngly unique about those sports Is thut regardless of the context, they ure basically forms of personal competition. You muy get team p a in ts o r w h a te v e r for achievements as a result of> your efforts, but It begins und ends with you competing against yourself. This came to mind while wutclilng the Lym an Invitational track meet Friduy night, where Seminole High School's Andre Scott came within two Inches of breaking the national record In the triple Jump. It should go without saying thnl he "w o n " the competition thut night, hut docs that mcun the rest of the field were losers? While Scott's winning Jum p F ri­ day night was nine feet better than Ills closest competitor, there could lie any number of uthlctcs who recorded leaps that cxccdcd or were close to Ills personal best. Consider It: An athlete could have hod the best leaps of Ills entire life, setting a PR (personal record) by several Inches, yet still finished wcil back In the puck. He could have put months, yeurs of training und hard work Into one Jum p und shattered his own self-conceived limits. Is thut losing? In track or s w im m in g , yo u r primary opponent Is the clock. In field events or wclghtllgbtlng. It's gruvlty. In golf. It's the course. Either wuy. you're testing yourself against u constant. Whether you're hy yourself or In the midst of the biggest field of competitors. It's still you versus the constant. Team sports have their undeni­ able benefits but they're based on an "us against them " mentality that can be unhealthy If overplayed. In personal crisis management, you're taught to avoid pitting your­ self In situations where there can he only one winner, a premise vltul to the energy of team competition. "D oing your best" Is u vague concept In team sjiorts. Sometimes you cun do you best nnd have nothing to show for It or vice versa. For example. Ihc best swing I bud In Saturday's softbull game was a Inning-ending line drive to the first basemun. Th e worst swing resulted In an Infield hit. Also, "y o u r hcsl" lakes on dif­ ferent forms In team sports. It doesn't always mean hilling the hall or throwing Ihc ball as hard as you cun. Sometimes doing your best means sacrificing of yourself lor Un­ learn (one of the aformcntloned benefits of leant sports). And even If you and your team­ mates do your best. Individually and collectively, there's still the very real possibility thut you could go home with n loss for your troubles. That can make you ques­ tion Just whut your "best" Is and what It's worth. But In track ct.nl.. you know what your best Is (or. at least, what doing your best can result In) . . . the numbers don't lie. And regardless of where that puls you In the final sta n d in gs, shooting for and/or cxccdlng that personal standard Is an unqualified victory. FOR'THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �2B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Monday, April 16, 1094 Softball------- S T A T S & STANDINGS N D IN Q S NATIONAL LEAOUE All Tim*) EOT Ea)t Division W L Pel OB 1 973 — Atlanta 17 7 4 414 4 New York A 300 5* > Philadelphia * f 417 O ) Florida S 4 Monlraal • 333 7'» Centr jl Division W L Pel on Cincinnati 7 4 634 — 7 4 6)4 SI Loul) Pittsburgh 343 i * 5 Houston A SOO t>> A 8 17] 4 Chicago 3 West Division W L Pet GB 7 San Francisco 3 343 — a A Colorado 5 343 «) 4 Lo) Angela) « 333 3 S*n Diego 7 11 IS4 SVi Saturday'! Garnrt New York *, Moulton I Atlanta a. Chicago I Colorado 7. Montreal ] Florida I. San Franclico 1 Philadelphia A Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh a. Los Angola! ] San Diego I St Louis] Sunday's Oamos San Francisco V. Florida I Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia0 Los Angeles I*. Pittsburgh ] Near York 4. Houston] St Louis I. San Diego 0 Atlanta 4. Chicago] Colorado t. Montreal S. 10 Innings Monday's Games Los Angeles (Martinet 0 Jl at Philadelphia (Rivera I 01. 7 JSp m St. Louis (Suldllte 10) at Atlanta (Avery 001. 7:40pm Florida IHammond I I) at Colorado (Harris 0 I ),0:OS p m. New York IHIIIman 0 1) at San Diego (WorrellO 1). 10 Olp m Montreal (Martinet O il at San Francisco (HlckerionOO) 10 Olp m AMERICAN LEAOUE All Times E D I East Division W L Pet. OB Baltimore 7 4 434 — Boston ; 4 *34 — Toronto 8 S 413 — New York 4 3 343 | Detroit 4 • 333 ]»» Central Division W L Pet. GB Cleveland 4 *00 _ 6 Chicago 343 * 3 <9 Milwaukee 3 6 343 '9 KantasCtfy 3 5 300 t 9 Minnesota 4 304 )\9 West Division L Pet. OB W 7 Oakland * 3 343 — 7 442 1(9 California 4 4 344 1<9 Seattle 7 Te«as 4 7 344 7>| Saturday's Games Kansas City I], Cleveland 9 Chicago at Boston, ppd . rain Detroit S. New York 4 II innings Oakland). Minnesota) Baltimore 4 Teias 4 Milwaukee I. SeattleO Toronto S. California 4 Sunday's Gimei Kansas City I. Cleveland ) Chicago 7, Boston 4 New York I. Detroit a Oakland 5. Minnesota I Toronto J. California 4.10 Innings Saatllel. Milwaukee] Baltimore), TaiasS Monday's Games Chicago (Alvaret 10) at Boston (Darwin 101, It 0)a m Kansas City (Gordon 0 I) at Detroit (Doherty I II. )0 5 p m SOUTHERN LEAGUE First Hall Eastern Division w L Pet. GB Greenville (Braves) 3 4 334 — Carolina (Pirates) 3 3 300 Si Jacksonville (Mariners) 5 1 .300 Knoivllle (Blue Jays) 4 400 I 'l 4 Orlando (Cubs) 4 400 Ml 4 Western Division Marnphl) IMo,ai>) 7 3 700 — HunDvIlle (Alhltci) 4 3 447 Chattanooga IRed.l 3 3 423 1 N*)hvllla (Twin.) 4 3 444 Birmingham IWSoi) 7 7 772 4*1 Saturday's Oames Carolina I), Nashville 4 Knoivllle ]. Orlando 1.1st game Orlando ], Knoivllle 0, Ind game Birmingham 7. Chattanooga 4 Hunstvlllel. Greenville 1.1st game Greenville ]. Huntsville ). }nd game, susp . I ] Innings Mtmphls II, Jacksonville 4 Sunday's Oames Carolina4, Birmingham] Nashvllla 4. Knoivllle S. 10Innings Jacksonville). Chattanooga 1 Orlando I. Huntsville) Memphis9. Greenville ) Monday’s Oames Birmingham al Carolina Nashville at Knoivllle Jacksonville al Chattanooga Orlando al Huntsvilla Greenville al Memphis B A S E B A L L B O X E S G IAN TS). M ARLINS) FLORIDA SAN FRAN ab r h bl ab r h bl Carrel SI 11 DLewlsd J 0 0 0 Mgdan )b 4 0 11 RbTpsn ]b S I 1 0 Shllleldrl S i l l McGee rl 4 1 1 I Conlne II S I I 0 MaWIm )b 1 1 4 ) Snllagoc 10 00 Bonds If S ill Tlnglay c 1 I I 0 Bntngr lb 4 ) 1 0 bslrde lb 4 110 Bnlmlnss 1 1 1 ) Brberlo lb 1 1 1 1 Claytons) 10 0 0 KAbbll is 1 1 0 0 Mnwrnc 10 0 1 Prtugalp 4 0 11 Rogers p 0 0 0 0 Freyp 0000 MJckinp 0 0 0 0 Totals 19 9 14 9 Continued from IB Bowen p 1 1 1 0 Arias ph 0 0 0 0 Grdner p 0 0 0 0 Carrillo ph' 10 0 0 Nen p 0000 Browne ph 0 0 0 1 Perot p 0000 Totals >4 ) It ) San Francisco 000 Sll 100 — 9 Florida on 000 )M — ) F Barberlo ()) OP — San Francisco 1, Florida 1 LOB — San Francisco 7. Florida 7. IB — RbThompson (4), Bentlnger ( ] ) , Carr (41, Conine (1), Tlnglay (1). Bowen (I). )B — Ben|amln (I). HR - McGee (I). MaWllllams (4), Bonds (4). Sheffield <11 SF - Manwar RAINES O A U Q I Tim Raines Is a Sanford natlvo and Semlnolo High School graduate now playing for the Chicago White Sox. His atats are for the 1994 season In tho first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and current career totals (Including 1994 gamos) In the third column. Raines contributed a single and an RBI to the Whlto Sox's 7-4 win over Iho Boston Rod Sox Sunday altornoon. Ing IP H R ER BB so San Frandxi D Portugal W, 1 0 ; 9 5 5 7 A Roger) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fray 0 1 3 3 7 0 MJackion S. ) 2 1 0 0 t 4 Florida Bowen L. 0 J 3 1 4 4 | s Gardner 7 4 3 s t 1 Nan I 0 0 0 t 0 Pam | g 0 0 0 3 Fray pitched lo 1 batter) In Ih* Ith MBP - by Portugal (KAbbott) WP — G ftfdntf Umpires - Home. Williams. First. Dari Ing. Second, McSherryj Third. Montague T - J IQ A -17.44) RAINES GAUGE Category '94 Gamo9 8 Al-bats 35 Runs............. 3 H its............... 0 RBI................ ... 3 Doublos....... .... 0 Triples........... .... 0 Homo runs.... .... 2 Stoals............ Average......... ....171 best 100 047 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 All Times EOT (A S TE R N CONFERENCE Atlantic Division w L Pet. y New York 34 74 *97 a-OrUndo 47 21 *4) ■ Ntw Jtr u y 43 34 344 Miami 40 19 .304 Boston 30 41 343 Philadelphia 24 34 304 Washington 73 S3 793 Central Division • Atlanta S3 73 703 ■ Chicago 34 73 *44 • Cleveland 43 34 370 ■ Indiana 43 33 SSI Charlotte 34 40 447 Detroit 70 3! 234 tt 39 744 Milwaukee W ESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pet. y Houston 37 71 731 i San Antonio 33 2* 471 i Utah 49 ?? 47t i Denver 39 39 300 Minnesota 70 34 -734 Dalit) It 4f 141 Pacific Division y Saallla 40 11 749 i Phoenli 37 2* *47 ■ Golden Slat* 47 31 403 44 33 347 ■ Portland L A Lakers 33 43 473 L A Clipper) 27 SI 344 77 31 344 Sacramento • clinched playoll berth y clinched division title Saturday's Games Phoenli 94. San Antonio 94 Seiltle 100. Houston 97 Atlantal]), Philadelphia 94 Sacramento 104. Dallas)) Cleveland 91. Milwaukee 90 L A Clippers 100. L A Lakers 10) Golden Slate 109. Utah 10) Sunday's Oames Washington 141. Boston 100 Indiana 104, Detroit 99 Char lotto 107. New York 91 Denver 99, Minnesota 14 New Jersey III. Miami 10) Orlando III. Chicago 101 Houston 119, Portland 110 OB — 7 in* M'* 24 30 31 — n* 10'i 12 17 33 34 OB — 4»i • II 37 4* — 1 13 I4'i 27 33 33 lamln 13). Miami 49 (Rice 101 Assists - New Jersey 7) (Anderson II). Miami 7) (Smith 7| Total tool! — New Jersey 7*. Miami 7$ Technical* — Colaman. Gilliam New Jersey coach Daly. Miami cuach louQhery. Miami illegal defrnv# ; A — 14*91 NHL All Tlm tt EDT CONFERENCE Q U AR TER FIN AL! (Dull ol 7) EASTERN CONFERENCE N.V. Rangers vs N.Y. Islanders Ringtrs (*4ds*rt«! 10 Sund«y. April 17 N Y Rangers* N Y IslandarsO Monday. April II N Y Islandors al N Y Hangars. 7 li p m Pittsburgh vs. Washington Washington Itads strits 11 Sunday. April 17 Washington 1. Pittsburgh J Tuosdoy, April 19 Washington ol Pittsburgh. 7 Mp m Now Jarsoy vs. Buffalo Buffalo loods strlos I 0 Sunday. April 17 Buttalo 1, Now Jtrsoy 0 Tuosdoy. April It Oullaloal Ntw Jartay. 7 14 pm Boston vs. Montrtol Boston loods toriot I 4 Saturday, April II Boston J. Montrtol 1 Monday. April II Montreal 41 Boston. 7 U p m WESTERN CONFERENCE Dotroll vs. San Joto Monday. April II Son Joto al Dotroll. 7 Mp m Wtdnotdoy. April 19 Son Josoot Dolrolt. 7 lip m Calgary vs. Vancouvtr Monday. April II Vancouver at Calgary. 9:Mp m Wednesday. April 11 Vancouvtr at Calgary. 9:M p m Monday's Oames Atlanta at Chicago. I JOp m ■ Phoenli al Dallas. t;)0 p m » Golden Staloat L A. Clippers. 10 D p m Toronto vs. Chicago Monday, April II Chicago at Toronto. 7 M p m Wtdnotday, April 10 Chlcagoal Toronto. 7;Mp m NBA BOXES M AGIC III. BULLS III CHICAGO (101) Plppen 1)14 14 14. Grant 711 1 ) 17. Longley 4 9 0 0 0. Armstrong S I] 14 14. V.yers 1 7 00 4. Kerr 1100 1. Wennlngton 1 1 00 4. Kukoc 17 1 1 0 . Williams 1 4 ) 1 4 . Blount 1100) Totals 4)91 It I I 101 ORLANDO (111) Scott 1 1 1 )9 , Tumor 410 0 IS. O Neal I) 19 1 9 11. Hardaway I IS 4 S It. Anderson 9 1714 11. Krystkowlak I 4 00 1. Skllei 14 00 4. Rollins00000. Royal 5 J 1 7 I) Totals 44 40 19 17 111 Chicago 19 I I I I II - III Orlande 11 14 10 19 - III 1 Point goals — Chicago 4 II (Armstrong 1 1. Plppen 14. Grant 0 I. Kukoc 01). Orlando 7 19 (Turner IS . Anderson 17. Scott 11. ttardaway I ) , Sklles 0 1) Fouled out — None Rebounds — Chicago 4) (Grant. Longley 9), Orlando 14 (O'Neal 14). Assists — Chicago 10 (Longley I ) , Orlando 14 (Hardaway II Total louls — Chicago 14. Orlandoll A - 11.191 NETS III. H EAT 111 NEW JERSEY (110) Brown 14 I I 7. Coleman 19 I S 7. Beniamin 9 I) 7 9 11. Anderson 11 14 4 4 19. Edwards 4 1111 17. Gilliam 1 ) 1 ) 1 Morris 4 1 1 )9 . Williams 11 0 0 ), Newman 14 0 )1 . Wesley 0 ) 00 0. Malum I I I I 1 Totals 41 14)4 IS 110 MIAMI (101) Long 14 0 04. Rice 4 14 4 4 14. Salley 7 10 4 4 19. Shaw 4 I) 11 II. Smith S II 9 9 19. Seikaly 7 15 1 ) 14. Coles 1 1 4 7 14. Minor 01 00 Total) 17 t i l l 14 10) New Jersey l l 10 14 II - 110 Miami 11 11 1) 10 - 10) 1 Point goals — New Jersey 1 10 (Newman 11. Anderson I 1. Coleman 0 I, Edwards 01. Morris 0)1. Miami I 10 (Salley I t. Cole) 0 I. Rice 01. Smith 01. Shaw 0 4). Fouled out Smith Rebounds — New Jersey 14 (Ben Continued from IB Royal) Cubs A's Eipo) Blue Jay) Marlins Rad Soi Cardinal) at Laktfront Field 330 000 111 13a — * 7 9 » ISO 01 _ 9 10 *03 2a — 11 1 341 000 — 4 OSt 30a — ii 7 at Roy Hollar Flald 110 0(1)1 72 u 1)1 0 0 — * * Orioles Dodgers 010 044 — • 10 203 1*a — ii 1) WhltpSoi Plrat*) 770 134 — 17 14 0 ) 000 000 run each). Doing the damage for I lit* Dodgers were Andrew Beatty and Kendall Kcnnon (one dou­ ble. one single and two runs P u rrrrr-fe c tU ! I have my subscription to the Sanford Herald. for Local Sports •People •Health Fitness * Education • Local Editorials and Local News YuurSubscripiiou T im R a ln a t 1: Dallas vt St. Louis Dallas Itads tarlat I 4 Sunday. April 17 Dallas 1. St Louis 1 Wednesday. April 70 St Louis al Dallas. • Itp m A U T O R A C IN Q NASCAR First Union 400 NORTH WILKESBORO, N C - Tha order ol llnlth Sunday ol Ihe Flrtl Union 400 NASCAR Winston Cup race al Ihe 4)1 mile North Wlktsboro Speedway with starting position In parenlhasos. hometown, type of car, laps compltted. reason out. It any, money, winner's avtrage speed In mph I HO) Terry Labonte. Corpus Chrlsll. Teias. Chevrolet. 400. Mt.440. 91 114 mph; 1 114) Rusty Wall4ce. St. Louis. 400. running, 141.1)1, 1 (I) Ernie Irvan. Modesto. C a lll. Ford. 400. running. 141.141 4 (11) Kyla Polly. High Point, N C . Pontiac. 400. running. 111. 141. 1. 1191 Dalt Earnhardt. Kannapolis. N C . Chevrolet. 400. running, S14.740. 4 (11) Ricky Rudd. Chesapeake. Va.. Ford. 400. running, 14.190 7. (II Geoll Bodme. Chemung. N Y , Ford. 199. running. 111.1411; 4 (D> Harry Ganl. Taylorsville, N.C . Chevrolet. 199, running. 114.ISO. 9 19) Ken Schrader. Fenton. 7Ao . Chevrolet. 191. running. Sll.011 10 (17) Rick Mast. Rockbridge Baths Va . Ford. 197. running. 1I4.ID II H I) Michael Waltrlp. Owensboro. Ky , Pontiac. 197. runn ing. tll.SIS; 11 09) Lake Speed. Jackson. Miss . Ford. 197. running. SIS.97S I I (111 Mark Martin. Baltsvillt. Ark . Ford. 197. running. *17.410; 14 1)4) Bobby Hamilton, Nashvllla. T tn n , Pontiac. 197. running. SIM7S; IS (111 Jell Gordon. Plltsboro, Ind . Chevrolet, 194. running. Sll.tOO 14 07) Wally Dallenbach Jr.. Basalt. Colo . Pontiac. 194. running. 14.471; 17 (7) Sterling Marlin. Columbia. Tenn,. Chavrolal. 194. Little Majors (double. two singles. three runs). Nick Erickson (double, Iwo singles, two runs), Eddie Morales (triple, single, three ru n s ). H an d y Ford (double, single, run). T ro y Brinson (two singled, three runs) und Bud Bennett (two singles, two runs). Also contributing were Adam Frank (single, two runs), Ken Erickson and Julius CirlfBu (one single and one run each) and Adam Muudy (run). H illin g for the Cardinals were T y le r Drake (double, single). Leonard Britt (double). Jerem y Hothwell and Curtis Woodworth (one single und one run each). Jo e S o n d h e im (s in g le ) and Jcrm aln Burkcss, Ben I lubber. Curl Hogers and Chris Witte (one career 1.825 6,911 1,214 2,057 710 332 100 125 752 .298 S tan ford H e r a ld soo Ni fren(h Avc„ SAnfont • 122-2011 curb), b’lirls Bui dick and Shane Du rimed (two singles and two mutt each). Brian Purler and Cluis Downer (one double and one run each). Mike Thom as (single, run), Jam m a l Dorsey and Jason Murray (one single each) and Grady I hitchlns (run). Providing ihe ollense lor (lie Orioles were Erie Dodgers (triple, double, two runs). Mike Doney and Brad Locke (iwo singles and one run each). To m Fodrle and Brad Belmalda (one single and one run each), T ro y Louis and Brad Cook (one single each). Nick Doney (iwo runs) and Te rry Nut (run). Powering Ihe While Sox of­ fense were Nick Solllen (three singles, double, three runs). Donovan Daniels (triple, iwo singles. (Iirc c ru n s). Aaron llu iib a rd (tw o singles, ru n ). Danny Wcyh llwo singles). Mark K icks (double, ru n ), M arcus Wltlle and Bill Hubbard (one single and one run each) and Mlehae) W hile (two runs). Jum cs I lark ness. Josh Skipper and Nelson Beverly had one single each for (lie Pirates. running. SIS.411. II (4) Bill Elliott. Blalrsvllla. G i . Ford. 191. running. I I ) 111 19 (141 Todd Bodino. Chomung. N Y Ford. 191. running. SI Oil. 70 s14) Hut Stricklin. C«loro. A l l . Ford 191 running. S1.9W. II ID T»d Musgravo. Franklin. Wis . Ford. 191. running, t il.100 11 (111 Morgan Shrphard, Conovtr, N C . Ford. 191. running. SIS.ID. ) ] 111 Brill Bodma. Chemung N Y . Ford. J9S. running, Sll.SIS. 14 (141 Olck Trlcklo. Wisconsin Rapids WIS . Chavrolal. 194. running SI.000 IS 1)11 Data Jarralt. Hickory. N C . Chevrolet 194. running 114.17); 14 IMI Bobby Labonta. Corpus Chrlsll, Tons. Pon Mac, 194. running, tit.Ill; 17 (1)1 Darrlko Copa, Spanaway. Wash , Ford. 19) running S7 010 11 D JI Oarrall Waltrlp. Franklin. Tann . Chavrolal. WO. running 110.191. 19 (Ml Dava Marcls. Wausau. Wis Chavrolal. 144 runn ing. 14.100 10 I I I ) Jaramy Mayllald. Nashvllla. Tann . Ford. 144. running IS.))! 11 1)11 John Andraltl. Indianapolis Chavrolal. )44 running 110.7)1 1) (41 Jimmy Spancar. Barwick. Pa . Ford 11). running. 14 111 11 1)11 Jail Burton. Halllaa. Va . Ford Jl). running. »a 700 14 141 Grig Sacks. Maililuck N Y . Ford U ). running 14.711; 11 D ll Chuck down Portland Ora Ford. 114 angina lallura 11700 M D ll Jay Hadgacock High Point. N C . Ford. 1). raar gaanng 14.100 Q O L P PGA Senior* Chjmptcnthip PALM REACH GARDENS - Top finisher* and money winning* Sunday ol Ihe StSO.000 PGA Senior* Championship on the *,707 yard per 73 Champion* course at Ihe PGA Na ttonal Resort and Spa Le« Trevino SMS 000 70 6* JO t O -2/9 Jim Colbert. 113.000 *4 71 74 *7-710 Ray Floyd. 117.SOO ***«*« 71-717 Dave Stockton. li/.soo 70 *9 71 77-717 l*ao Aokl, 177.SOO 71 71 73 44-21) Dewitt Weaver. 512.300 72 73 70 a -71) Dale Douglas*. 532.300 70 71 70 71-203 ChlChiRodrlgoei.SJ7.S00 7] 77 *9 *9-713 Jack Nlcklau* 170 S00 71 71 77 77- 7*4 Tom WarQO. SI*.SOO 77 10 70 *5-717 Hob Murphy, ft* SOO *9 7S 7) 70-717 DobCharlet. |l* SOO *9 74 71 77-717 Heritage Clastic HILTON HEAD. SC - Top 10 flnl*her» and money winning* Sunday of the ft1.35 million Heritage Classic on Ihe A.91* yard, par 71 Harbour Town Goll Link* Hale Irwin. 3223 000 *«*S *1*4-7** *7 ** *7 *4 7*4 Greg Norman SI IS 000 Loren Robert*. 143.000 49 70 *4 *7 76V 70 71 *S 44-770 Oavid Edward*. SSI.AA7 70 *1 73 *7-770 David Frost. SSI **7 Nolan Henke. SS!.**7 *9 *9 66 **— 770 Hob Estes. 140.313 *S 70 *4 *4— 771 Rut* Cochran. S40.JIJ *7 47 ** 71-771 LarryMi/e. 533.000 *7 AS 7S 45-777 *4 *4 *9 *7— 777 Jetper Parnevik. S3S 000 Atlanta Women'* Championship STOCKURIDGE. Ga - Top finisher* and priio money Sunday in the SASO.OOO Atlanta Women's Championship, played on Ihe * 741 yard, par 77 Eagle * Landing Country Club course 70 *4 64 204 Val Skinner. S97.SOO 49 47 71-707 Liselottt Neumann. SAO.SIO *9 70 70-209 Beth Dan»el.l44.!S* Judy Dickinson. 134.344 47 70 73-710 72 77 47-211 Debbie Massey. S3J 331 Helen Alfredtton. S73.33I *4 74 *9-211 Dolfit Mochrle. S23.3JI 71 *9 71-211 Patty Sheehan. SI7.949 73 71 *4-713 Nancy Scranton, SI7.9t9 71 73 *4— 212 Michele Redman. SI2.90V 74 44 70-717 Page Dunlap. S17.9S9 71 71 70-717 Kristi Albers, SI7.9I9 71 71 70-212 Melissa McNamara, 112.98? *9 77 71-212 Jane Geddet. SI7.9I9 49 72 71-212 doubles); two lilts — Mike Williams (home run. double). Floyd Wcatcrvclt (double). Bill Quinn, Mike Buhng; one hit — J o h n Sofurelll (trip le ). Rlelt Slm lz (double*). Jim Mowlnskl (double), Murk llardzcwlcz. Ann McGowan, Jason Crcm rno. Jim Greco. John Davis and J r lf Burg hud one single each for Sanford Christian Team No. 2. Lilting the Flames past the Crusaders were, with three lilts — Brian Burke; two hits — To m Graeey, Mark W hitley. Chris Dti|H)re: one hit — W .L. Graeey (tr ip le ), Robert S m ith . Btil Graeey. Jack Eltonhead. Mark Blythe. To n y DeSorinler. Hitting for Ihe Crusaders were, with Iwo lilts — John Haddock (double). Mel Goings; one lilt — Elvis Figueroa (triple). Steve W o o d le y ( d o u b le ) . J o h n Donahue. Frunk Luhlnskas. Ben Frulrlck. Leading the Nazarene attack were, with Iwo lilts — Phillip Sutherland, S onny Eubanks. T im m y Watson. Sham- Gager. Jaeot) Hunter: one hit — Frank T u r n e r . M ark B o lto n. Paul W atson, Ron Carded. David Wllllnk Doing Ihe hitting lor Grace Mfihodlsi were, wltii Ihrcc hits — D a v e R lm b a e h . C u r t i s T o w e r s ; tw o h its — C h ip Lunglou. Carl Relchcnhach: one hit — Jim l.lllo. Dave Grulucr. Greg Carter. Herb Hrowu. John Gardner. Contributing to the Sanford Assemblies attack were, with four hits — W illy Ayala (home (double): two lilts — David Suarez (triple). Dandy Carntdero. Jusllno Rolon. Curlls Morales one lilt — Fernando Gonralvez (triple). Justo Delgado Sr.. Justn Delgado J r.. Edwin Camlclnrl.i Joe Santoro. Alan Delgado, Sam Rolon. Getting the hits for First Unit rd Methodist were, with two lilts — Jim Estep: one lilt — Gene Morgan (double). Dick Gnugh David While. Nancy Quick. Chip Langton, Dennis Butler. Tom McDonald. Cliff Melvin. Maik Quick. Pacing the Central Baptist offense were, with three hits Mike McCoy (three doubles): twn lilts — John Lam er. Jeff Bet rvhlll. Tom Holland Sr.: one hit — Bill T c r w llllg c r . Richard Walker. Erie l.uee. Doug Lute Mike Hartman. Mike Gibson. Providing the offense for Mil jesty were, with three lilts — M anny G a ray. .1**1f Pandoll Sieve McGulgun: one lilt — Ron Steudlc (double), Tnody Rosas Mare Vlrel. Ike Mendoza. Ruben Quinones. Tony Colnn. Doing llie damage for Sanlmd Christian No. I were, with three bi t s R ic k W e lls (th re e doubles). Mark Andrews (don hie). Marly Hill. Jew Ruiz; tun hlls — Lee Andrew s. H a m Seagroves. Brad llaclnor: one Ini — Joe Cupulo. Dennis Marshall Mike Milligan. Keith Britton. Collecting lilts for South Sent Inulf Christian were, with thret hits — James Grllfln (doublet two bits — Todd Lluxton (don tile): one bit — Rlelt MrCutic B o b b y l.a n ly . J K S m ith Dwayne Deska. Jason Leslie. Baseball-----C o n tin u e d fro m IB nine days. Lake Mary and DcLand needed extra in nlngs to decide their 5 A -District -I baseball game. On Snliirdnv. the Lake Mary Rams came mil on lop. Iieatlng the Bulldogs 5-1 alter blowing a 4-0 lead DcLand brut Lake Mary 4 2 in nine Innings on April 7 at Lake Mary. Carlos Colon, who relieved starter Brian Marolta In the eighth Inning, was the winning pitcher for the Rams Catcher Rene Perez led Hie Lake Mary offense with two singles and three RBI Seoit Bryun added a double and a single. Mike Btikv contributed two singles and an RBI. Lake Mary I ll-t il travels to Lake Brantley on Wednesday lor a Seminole Athletic Conference contest. LIONS END SKID D E L T O N A - Scott llagge and Brian Hendrix combined to llmli Deltona to one run on seven lilts S a tu rd a y a fternoon as tin Oviedo Lions ended a two-game losing streak with a 2 -1 win over the Wolves In a 5A-Dlslrlel -l baseball contest. llagge earned the win to run bis record to 5- 1. H en d rix worked three scoreless tunings for the save. Mark Metcalf. Andy Hynes, and Tim Slavik each had a hit for Ihe Lions 115-7). O v ie d o w i l l p la y a g a in Wednesday night, when the Llons travel to Longwood lo take on ihe Lym an Greyhounds In a Seminole Athletic Conference game at 7 p.m. TRIBE FALLS L E ES B U R G — Taking advan­ tage of five Seminole errors to score six unearned runs, the Leesburg Yellow Jackets posted MAM! S, BULLDOOS4 Lake Mary 0)1 009 001 - 1 a t Daland 040 0)0 100 — 4 I ) Maroll* Colon 101 and Par at Undart, Cott III and Hoffman WP Colon II 01 IP Com Sail Non* )() Lair Mat. I I ', an Oaland. Corr ID Non* MM Non* Records - l* )* M a ,, la 9 O.i,do Dallona LIONS J W O LV E S I 010 100 0 - ) ON IN 0 - I ) I 0 1 Haggo H a n d ,!. I l l and M ,n a ) In ra n * , and W m nski (VP Hagg* 111! LP S a u n a , Sava H in d u . )lt Nona )H Non* MM Non* Records 0 «;»d o I! I Gallon* II ig YELLOW JA CK ET!*, lE M IN O L E U Sammol* 110 011 0 — I I I Lraiburg 041 040 ■ - 0 0 I Hllllman. King 11) and Gocha* Jtff.,10 Laona'd 111 William) O l and Thompton Wf| Laonard LP - Hllllman I) II !a> William) ]B - Samlnoi*. Acotfa Lm tiurl Simmon) and Stana'I. Jl) - Non* MM Non* Records — Samlnoi* I) 10 Laasbu 10I a U-7 will over Ihe Seminole Fighting Scmlnoles in a 4ADistrict (> bust-ball contest S;tt urday alter noon Andy llllllimin stillem l the loss lor Seminole, allowing unit itins (three carncdl on nine lilts anil lour walks He struck out I WO. Alex Acosta lit! a double lot the Tribe 112 IOI To m Holland singled, scored a run. and bad an RBI Deou D a n iels also singled and scored a run. Corey Gochce and Todd Hensley each contributed two RBI Todd Braden scored iwo Mitts Mike Meadows scored a m il and drove In a run. Brian Wlllcox and Phillip Eubanks each scored a run. Eubanks, recently called up from the Junior varsity sipmd. also made a flue running catch In right field. Seminole will resume Its Sem­ inole Athletic Conference sched­ ule with a -I p.m game at home against the Lyman Greyhounds. Babe Ruth — Continued from IB Doing the damage for the W h ile Sox (HO| were Brell Counts and Chris Louwnma (one double, one single and one run each), w inning plleher Chuz Lytle (single, two runs), Brad Jenkins. Gerald Bishop. Freddie Hawkins. Alex Jaeol und Alvin Sm ith (one single und one run each) and Duvld Roberts (single). D o in g (tie h illin g for the Royals were To m m y Rallies Jr. (triple). Nathaniel Cline (double, run) and Randy Casey. Truvls H a in p l a n a n d A n l o i n c Cassanovu (one single cuch). Lining the Pirates (5-1) (o victory were Antonio White und T u g Daniels (two singles und one run each). Jason Gruhuin (dou­ ble. two runs), Evans Thom pson (double, run) and Dante Hayes (single, two rims). Pacing the Cubs’ (3-3) alack were Waller Bryant (triple, dou­ b le . s i n g l e , r u n ) . R o b e r t H a m p to n , M ike E v a n s und Shawn Price (one single and one run each). Dave Yrurelagoyera (single) nod Darwin Williams (run). Leading Ihe Expos to Ihe win were Major Fisher (Iwo singles, iw o runs). Markls Sheppard (double, two runs), w in n in g plleher Chris Vaughn (double, run). Cory Peterson (stogie, run) and James Drake. Jolm ulhuu SANFORD MEMORIAL STADIUM Eipos Ml * 0 -1 1 3 Blue Jay) N ) 00 - 3 7 Plralas Cub) >01 000 0) - 7 7 ooo oo) 31 - S 7 Rotary Whllt Saa 100 000 0 - 1 3 m no a — t 11 Marlins Alhlatlo Cardinals Orlolt) ZINN BECK FIELD Ml 4 - 1 0 3 OH I - 11 t 7)0 7 - 3 1 1 10] 1 - * 1 J u s tic e . Erie M u n d y . J e r r y Strickland and Chad Gclchcll lone run each). Hitting for the Blue Jays (1-5) were Mark Ketsl (double, run). Trellis Sm ith und Barry Porter (one single each) und Billy Gill and Joe Rhea (one run each). Contributing lo the A ’s (3-3| attack were Shawn Green (dou­ ble. single. Iwo runs). Brell Wltle (two singles, run). Terrell Bender (single, two runs). Brad Urum lcy and David Sweeney (one single and one run each), Ned Rallies J r . und Terrance McQueen (one single each), Rod Hudson and Jason Thornton (two runs cacti). Providing the offense for the Marlins were Aaron Knight (two singles, run) and John Bryant. Nathan Rice, Ja m e s Payne. I.euard Brown. Joshua Gentry. Marcus Beasley. Joe Trctlon . Fabian McKinney and Demetrius Reaves (one run each). Powering Ihe Cardinals were W esley W ink le (trip le , two doubles, four runs). Terrance Perkins (two doubles, two runs). W a ller Gaines (single, three r u n s ). S y lv e s te r W y n n J r . ( s i n g l e , tw o r u n s ) . A n d y llc n b c rllu (s in g le ), w in n in g pitcher Richard Badger (three runs). Erie Sperry. Robert Ran­ dall and Te rry Mttrkcy (two runs each) and Corey Mttrkcy (run). C olcctlng the lilts (or tin* Orioles (3-3) were Albert Harris (triple, double, two runs), J .J . Bryant (two singles, two runs). Rick Floyd (single, run), Jose Valazquez. Laslton Carden and Mario Alexander (one single each) and Nick Nelms (run). BILOXI BELLE CASINO Ol PARTS O H l A N D O O A Y t O H A V 0 0 « III APMI1 •/&A( (tt| 7 f, TRIP IN C lU tU S ll f.wn .l Iff,. A if O p r e f l - i r 1 *' " | I,*, ,.. ' V t MA If II P| A r * 9 9 p° 7iV (iiMfifint Rityrrt H/(f ' A TA IN TE R N A TIO N A L t 9 0 0 « S l I lO O I BOO 7/1 0 7 7 0 �T_^ X W Nmwm 3 Sanlortl Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Monday, April 10, 199-1 30 People Azaleas need summer care IN BRIEF Proper care now results in bloom s next spring Organ club meeting Th e Deltona Organ Club will meet on Tucadny, April It), at the First I’rcftbylcrlun Church on lllghbanktt Hoad in DeDary. Th e bualncas meet In la n d program will begin at 7:110 p in . T h e Client organist will be Ltmta Sommer of H iu II' h Mimic Center of Daytona Bench. George Taylor will play the warm up session at 7 p in. Th e public Is Invited to attend. For more Information, call Dorothy Belhune at HIM) 4 8 7 1. The azaleas in your landscape may now be showing symptoms of several problems dial can easily lie corrected. Hcmcmhcr, your azaleas are forming next season's (lower hmls. so lake proper care of them during the dry spring and summer heat so you can lie rewarded with a massive display of blooms next spring. Th e most common disorder of azaleas around ibis time of year Is chlorosis, which Is characterized by it yellowing In the leaves betw een the v e in s , w h ile the ve in s themselves remain green. Usually, chlorosis is caused by a lack of avtillable Iron. Chlorosis Is usually a pH problem. Azaleas like till add pH. usually In Ihe range or 4.5 to 5.5 A soil test, available at the Extension Service, will tell you the pH of your soli. If your pll Is not In dial range, btrt higher, the roots have a difficult little oltlalnlng die Iron from the soil. Chlorosis can he corrected hy lowering the soli pll hy adding either Iron sulfate or alum inum sulfate to the soli al the rate of I pound per loo square feel (or ■/« pound per square yard ol soil). II possible, add the amendment to the soli and work It In before planting For established plants, broadcast the sulfate over the soli surface, water It In well and replace the mulch. Never apply the alum inum sulfate more than once per year as repeated use can lead to alum inum toxicity. Ordinary agricultural sulfur cun also he used to correct chlorosis hut the dusting or wettuhlc sulfur Is more satisfactory. The y are lincly ground and are Incorporated easily Into the soil and cause the arid reaction quicker. The rates la use are the same as the sulfates, about I pound per 100 CALENDAR Help for gamblers offered Gamblers Anonym ous and Gam -Am m for family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:;I0 p in.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 3 3 i Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more Information, call 2364)206. Al-Anon group gathers If you are troubled by the alcoholism of u frelinl or relative, there Is help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends and family of ulcohollcs, will meet each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday night at ft p.m. at the Sahara Club. 2387 S. Sanford Ave,, Sanford. For more infonnnllun. call 332-4 122 Narcotics Anonymous meets in Sanford Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at H p.m. at the Presbyterian I louse of Goodwill, 3 17 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Oddfellows schedule meeting Lodge No. 27 of the International Order of Oddfellows meets the llrst and third Monday of every month, except J u ly and August, at 8 p.m. at 101 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. AARP lists meeting schedule The Winter Springs Chapter of AA H P meets the third Monday of the month, at 1:30 p.m .. at the Winter Springs Senior Center olf Kdgemon Avenue, Senior citizens. 30 and over, are Invited to attend For Information, call Betty Sample. 6950285. GARDENING TRICIA THOMAS square feet. Sulfur should not be used more than 2 nr 3 times per year, and at least 0 ta 8 weeks should elapse between applications. Remember, sulfur can burn the roots and leaves of plants, so always have moisture In (he soil before applying, and always water after applying and be sure to wash off the foliage, loo. In addition, you can temporarily correct un Iron deficiency by spraying azaleas with a liquid Iron nt die rate of I ounce per gallon of water Chelated Iron products are avail­ able al most garden centers and can help in correcting chlorosis. Chelated Iron can be applied to the soli or Ihc follugc. Th e y are available in small amounts and overdosing can Injure y o u r plants so follow the d ire ctio ns p rin te d on the label ve ry carefully! Iron can also stuln concrete, sidewalks, driveways or your house, so use caution where you spray. Proper watering Is critical during the dry mouths or spring so watch for signs of wilting A thorough, deep waterlog of the rool zone about once per week will en­ courage healthy llowcr formation. Azaleas have a shallow feeder root system, so watering Is necessary especially during limes of lltlle or no rain. Newly planted azaleas will require more frequent Irriga­ tion. especially If lliey receive full sun. Dally watering may be necessary; watch new plantings closely for signs of wilting and water deeply al each Irrigation. A soil amended with plenty of organlt matter like compost or manures will rendu more water and require less watering. A mulch of bark nr pine needles will prevent moisture loss, keep the soli temperature cool over the roots and help keeps weeds under control. Prune azaleas as soon ns flowering Is over and before new growth appears. If pinned heavily In Ihc summer, there is a strong chance that you will prune off next season's blooms. Of course, that odd shoot that emerges during the summer and looks out of place Willi Ihc design of die shrub can he pruned nfranyllmc. Azaleas arc fertilized nl a m inim um of two times per year, spring, anti fall Maximum fertilization consists of a schedule of tour times per year — early spring, late spring early summer and fall You can use a G O G or similar fertilizer with minor elements at 1-2 pounds per 100 square feet If you know that your soil hits a higher pll than azaleas like, use an azalea fertilizer which will contain amm onium sulfate and Iron al the same 1-2 pound rate. Always have the soil moist before fertilizing and water allci applying. Take special care of your azaleas now to keep them h e a lth y so they produce spectacular blooms for next year's "Spring Flower Sh o w ." For more Information about care of azaleas, call 323-2500. Ext. 5550 or 5558. Modelers Club announces meeting The Sanford Aero Modelers Club meets every third Monday ol the month starting al 7 p.m. with the "Model ol the M onth" competition al Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. All phases of R/C model aircraft are represented. Th e d o b 's Hying Held Is located In Sanford. For more Information, contact Let-Dargur at 574-4732 TOPS Club installs officers The TOPS (take oil pounds sensibly) Club ol Sanlord re­ cently Installed tho followlnq Ollicers at a banquet Joan Collock (from lott), assistant wolght recorder; Grace Tin chor, secrotary; Elyso Isom, wolght recorder; Lisa Ricks, loader; Barbara Hansen, co­ leader; Cell Turner, treasure), and Johnnie Futroli, Installing officer. VFW, Auxiliary to gather Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladles Auxiliary ol Sanford Post IO I0H meet die third Monday al 7:30 p.m at their post home llhc log rohln on Seminole Boulevard). Pigeon Fanciers to gather Th e Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association mecis the third Monday of each m onth at the-'Sem inole C o m ity Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando D rlv r. Sanford. For Information, call Art or Jean Anderson at 831-8033. Herald Photo by Harman Sc broader Sewing club gathers Every Tuesday from 0:30 a.m. to noon, the VVOOPIK Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center, 158 N. Country Cluh Hoad, to make baby clothes, and Items lor nursing homes a s well as Hems for the Christmas Store. Th e Items made by the club are donated to preemlc babies, nursing home residents and gilts lor the annual Christmas store. Take the time to enjoy your child Weekly Lions Club meeting D E A H A B B Y : Each year, die month ol April N designated as National Child Abuse Prevention Month During April, com m uni­ ties throughout the rm m try cel­ ebrate children and families with unique and eduedonal special events, ranging from poster art It) town meetings ami special programs sponsored by schools ami churches. The goal of Child Abuse Prevention Month is to raise the public's awareness of ehtld abuse and m-gleel and to promote positive Interaction be­ tween parents and children Th e National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse (N CPCAl offers the billowing tips lor parents and anyone else who The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the American Legion on South Sanford Avenue. For Itiforiiiatlou. call 3 2 1-0700. Seniors meet Tuesday The Sanford Settlor Citizens Club meets the first and third Tuesday, at 11 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are welcome. Bridge club to meet, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge C lul) meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Kiwanis Club of Casselberry meets Klwanls Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.. al Village Inn. corner Dog Track Hoad and US Highway 17-02 In Longwood. For Information, call 8 3 1-85-15. MONDAY’S PRIME TIME 6:30 | 7:00 | 7:30 j 0:00 | 6:00 N B C N -g M Iy N o m tj o N t« l C u rra n t Mm q [J C ir k t a i o Uni o t w w In lT o iu g M i i i r T u B M o u ll 1 B a rn e y m €0 T H o w i Jfw ttJt M IK itlC l A i5 JW M » M i n in ■ How l A M C tin r m K u rT lh in o a - |D a v id L C o m fd y M o n t y ____ C n iiln T « ifo r v » C I S C ~ Pot Can. i# f e n S K d d C l! C . e - o - .- i “ “ “ •T T o ri a m liu fo [W ih o n s S IM M ) tj D in g o M d . 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D r a m a ) N * - r ia lin H l 'J C u p , Jo tp o r d y T ij W N t o fo l | 11:0 0 | 11:3 0 m m S o m fo n a jam N t .) 8:30 | 9:00 | 9:30 F rfth ADVICE c at " 9. Support local programs for new parents. Many community agencies are In need of volun­ teers like you. Share your time and lalciil. 10. Cull the National Com m it­ tee to Prevent Child Abuse ut (800) 55-N CPCA for free material on bow you enn prevent child abuse. Many thanks, Ahliy, for pub­ lishing this letter. Your ability to Influence the public, particularly on Issues as Important as the prevention of child abuse, Is iegend. Please accept our sincere appreciation. J O Y B YERS, N A TIO N AL C O M M ITTE E T O P R E V E N T C H IL D A B U S E D E A R JO Y t Th e pleasure Is mine. Your letter didn't arrive In Unit- for me to publish It al the beginning of April, but It Is still timely because child abuse pre­ vention Is Important evry day of the year. (Problems? Write to Dear Abby. For e personal, unpublished reply, send a soil-addressed, stamped envelope to Doar Abby. P.0. Box 69440, Los Angelos. Calll. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) MOVIELAND Dn.o l„ 322 1216 (toy 17. 92. Sortord iS M t f P C d T l a: 15 HOCUS POCUS ITiJ 9 50 S a n fo rd H e ra ld is a proud member of the "Welcome Wagon" Family In Seminole County If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative ansv/er your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford Lake Mary Longwooa Winter Springs Altamonte Casselberry Oviedo 323-5265 321-6660 869-8612 or 774-1231 777-3370 339-4468 695-7974 695-3819 Or Anytimo Day Or Night Call 646-9644 �V ■ Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, April IS, 1994 • S B 4B - Sanford Horalif, Sanford, Florida - Monday, April IS, 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN B it SAMUEL I LANDSKRONER Dctriwd. And SAMUEL I LANDSKRONER LIV IN O TR U STD A TEO A N O ESTABLISHEDON March 77. 1441 NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE DE CEDENT WHICH PERSONS SEEK TO RECOVER FROM THE ABOVE TRUST D*c«tonl, SAMUEL I LANDSKRONER. oho died on October 71. ITT), oat lh* tattlor ol tha above trull. The namet and addrettet ot the co alternate trutteet ol the above Irutt serving at a remit ol the leltlor'l death and the name and addrett ol their attorney are tel lorlh below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIEO THAT All creditor! ol the decedent and other per tons having clalmt or demands against decedent ohlch creditors or persons sees to recover Irom the above trust on ohom a copy ot this notice Is served Within three months alter the dale ot the llrsl publication ol this notice must serve their claims with the trustees referenced below WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIR TY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ot the decedent and persons having claims or demands against the decedent which creditors or persons seek to recover Irom the above trust must serve their claims with the trustees rater enced below W ITHIN THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS AND DE MANDS NOT SO SERVED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date ot tne tint pubnca lion ol this Notice Is April ll. itea Co alternate Trustees: PhyllltOrtofl 179* Springs Landing Boulevard Long wood Florida )777t Elaine Ungerlelder 007 Buck Trail Road Allentown. Pennsylvania 11104 Attorney lor Co alternate Trustees Mark F Ahlers. Esquire Wells. Morrison L Bergstrom. P A Pott Office Bos 7420 Orlando. F lor Ida 17907 M7I Tel No IsOTt 477 0750 Publish April II. 71. Itt4 DEO 04 IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO: t t l i n DR-01 P IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: CINDY LOU TOWERS Petlfloner/Wlfe. and MICHAEL JAV TOWERS, RtoOncMI'Hvsbend NOTICE OF ACTION TO: MICHABfeVAMTOWERS 171 WEST WOOOLAND AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA 177/1 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action for Dissolution ol Mar rlage has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. II a n y , to It on J O S E P H PADAW ER. Petitioner's At lorney. whose address Is 1)00 West Lake Mary Blvd. 1I1A. Lake Mary. Florida 17744 on or before MAY S. It»4. and Ilia the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on the Petitioner's Attorney or Immediately thereafter; other­ wise a default will be entered against you lor the relief de mandod In the Pell lion Dated this 10th day ol March, 1444 MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk ol the Court By Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clerk Publish: Aprils, II. II,IS, 1444 DEO 17 Netlceel IherIll's Sale NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN lhal by virtue ol that certain Writ ot Elocution Issued out ol and under the seal ol the Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Flor Ida. Casa |44/(4CA13E upon a (Inal judgment rendered In the aforesaid Court on the (lh day ol April A D. 1444. In lhal certain case entitled: Robert Wagner, el al. Plaintiff vs FGLM Enter prises. Inc., el al. Defendant which aforesaid Writ ol Execu lion was delivered to me as Sherlll ol Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon all (he right, title and Interest ol the defendant, FGLM Enter prises. Inc. In and to the follow Ing described property, said property being located In Semi nole County, Florida more par llcularly described as follows Assorted Office Furniture and Furnishings and the undersigned as Sherlll ol Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A M on the llth day ol April A D 1*04. oiler lor sale and sail to Iha highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al the Front (West) Door, al the slept, ol the Seminole County Court house In Sanlord. Florida, the above described property That u ld sale Is being made to Mtlsty the terms ol this Writ of Execution. Donald F. Esllnger. Sherlll Seminole County, Florida NOTICE REOARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O IS ABIITIES ACT OF l»«0. PER SONS W ITH A D ISA B ILITY N E E O I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SHO ULD C O N TA C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N O F TH E S H E R IF F 'S O F F IC E , EN F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC T IO N . 114) 7ITH S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO TH E PROCEEDING T E L E PHONE: (4071 110 U40 TTD (407) 17) 117) Published: April II. IS. with the Mle on April 71. It*4 OEQI14 Notice el Sheriff's Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN •that by virtue ol that certain Writ ol Elocution Issued out ol and under the seal of Ihe County Court ol Seminole County, Flor Ida. Cate **1/17)7CC70F upon a llnal lodgment rendered In the atoreMid Court on the 4lh day ol March A D l**4. In that certain case emitted Barnett Recovery Corporation, Plalntlll vs Scott Orowning aka Scott A Browning A Elliabelh O Browning. De fondant which aloreMld Writ ol Execution was delivered lo me as Sherlll ol Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon all the right, lllle and Interest of the defendant. Elliabelh O Browning. In and lo the lollow Ing described properly, said property being located In Semi nole County, Florida more par llcularly described as follows One 1*17 Chevrolet Van. Vln. IIO NDM ISZ4HB 114*04 being stored at Altamonte Towing and the undersigned as Sherlll ot Seminole County, Florida, will al 11:00 A M on the llth day ol May A D. 1»»4. otter lor M ia,and Mil to lhe highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTIN0 LIENS, al the Front (West) Door, al the steps, ol the Seminole County Court houM In Sanlord, Florida, the above described property That Mid Mle Is being made to Mllsfy the terms ol this Writ ol Execution Donald F Esllnger, Sherlll Seminole County, Florida NOTICE REOARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H DIS AB IITIES ACT OF l**0. PER SONS W ITH A D ISA B ILITY N E E D I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN TH E PROCEEDING SHO ULD 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 IC E , EN F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC TIO N , 114) 1ITH S T R E E T , S A N F O R D . F L O R IO A A T LEAST FIVE OAYS PRIOR TO TH E PR OCEED ING . T E L E PHONE: (407) DOM40 T TD (407)17) 117) Publls/tod: April II. 11. May 7. *. with the Mle on May II. 1**4 DEO 1)1 C E L E B R IT Y CIPHER Celebrity Cphar cryptograms are created Irom quotations by lemous people pest and present [sen letter m tne cipner stands tor another radar a due I equera l • Z O O C L V Z Q O Q F X J N d H V Z A W A J H H J J R O J R I O N C A D V C O O . B Z A A Z A W Z X H V C H O O P D , D Z N U I Q F J A O Q P D X C H Z X M D Z A W . * R a H a — X C N R R C X . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Everybody's Into health In Beverly Hllli. You're not conildered legally dead until you lose your tin .” — Joan Riven. Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, INAN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.*) 1171 CA 14 B CITIBANK.NA. as trustee under that certain Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated at ol December 1.1»»0. lor OLJ Mortgage Acceptance Corp Mortgage Pats Through Certificates. Series two 7, Adjustable Pass Through Nate. Plalntlll vs. CLARENCE E ENSMINGER and BARBARA L ENSMINGER; SOUTHERN BANKOF CENTRAL FLORIDA, and any unknown heirs, devisees, grentees. creditors, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses delmlngby. through, and under any ol the above named Defendants. Oelendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It hereby given the! the undersigned Clerk ol the C ircu it Court ol Seminole County. Florida, will on the 17th day ol May. 1**4, al 11:00 o'clock A M. al the West tronl door ol the Seminole County CourthouM. Sanlord. Florida, oiler lor Mle and Mil al public outcry to the highest and best bidder Ior cash, the following described property situate In Seminole County. Florida: L O T II. W ING FIELD NORTH II. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK )(, PAGES 44. 4) AND 44. PUBLIC HECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA pursuant lo the Final Judgment entered In a cate pending In said Court, the slyla ol which It Indicated above WITNESS my hand and ol Mclal teal ol said Court this llth day ol April. 1*»4 In accordance with the Amer lean With Disabilities A d . per sons with dlMbllltlet needing a special accommodation lo par llclpale In this proceeding tball contact ADA Coordinator. X I N Park Avenue. Suite N XI. San lord. Florida 17771. telephone 407 17) 4U0 X4777. not later then live (SI days prior lo the pro caedlng II hearing Impaired. (TD D ) 1100 *S) 1771. or Voice (VI I*00*S5I770. via Florida Ralay Sarvlca (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk (CO URTSEAL) Publish April IIA 7). 1*94 OEO 1)4 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIOA. Casa N o .:4 ))J1 4 C A M S OENBRAL JURISDICTION FLEETR EA LES TA TE FUNOINGCORP. Plalntlll, v». CLEOPHAS W H IT E ,d u x . e la l. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK OF I CIRCUIT COURT Notice Is hereby given lhal lha undersigned Maryanne Morse. Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court of SEMINOLE County. Florida, will, on Ihe l*th day ol May. 19*4, at 11:00 am althe West Front Door ol tha Seminole County Courthouse. In Ihe City ol Sentord. Florida, otter tor Mle and sail el public outcry lo Ihe highest and best b.dder tor cash, the following described property situated In Seminole County. Florida, to wit. LOT 7*. ACADEMY MANOR UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RE COROED IN PLAT BOOK 1*. PAGE 74. PUBLIC RECOROS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , FLORIDA T O G E T H E R W IT H T H E F O L L O W IN G I T E M S O F PROPERTY WHICH ARE LO C A T E O IN AN D P E R M A N E N TLY INSTALLED A PAR T OF TH E IMPROVE M ENTS ON THE SAID LAND: RANG E/OVEN. HOOD OIS POSAL. OISHWASHER. CEN TRAL H EAT AND AIR. HOT W ATER HEATER. AND WALL TO W ALLCARPET pursuant to the llnal decree ot foreclosure entered In a case pending In said Court, Ihe style of which It: F L E E T REAL ESTATE FUNDING CORP vs CLEOPHAS W HITE, at ux , el al Persons with e disability who need e special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al X I N. Park Avenue. Suite N X I. Sanlord. Florida 17771 at laast live days prior to the proceeding. Telephone: 1407) 17) 41Kaxt 147)7; ) *00 *SS I77HTDO). or I 1100) »SS 1770 IV), via Florida Relay Service WITNESS my hand and ol lldal Mai ol Mid Court Ihlt Isl day ol April, 1*94 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: April It. II. 1*94 DEQI4 O F F T H E L E A S H ® b y W .B . P a rk You'ro loading again." IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE llth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO.: *4 ltl'D R 01P In re Ihe merrlageof Andrea L. Dowd. Palllloner, and Robert J. Dowd, Respondent. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Robert J. Dowd YOU ARE N O TIFIED lhal a Ptllllon lor Dissolution ol Mar rlaga hat been Hied egelntl you and you are required lo Mrve a copy ol your written detenus. II any, lo II on Andrea L. Dowd. 170 Moraa Loop 11. Wlntar Springs, FL 17704 on or belore M A Y « . 1**4. and llle the original with Ihe clerk ol Ihl* court either before service on Petitioner or Immediately thereafter; otherwlM e default will be entered against you lor Ihe rellel demanded In Ihe complaint or petition. OATEDon APRIL 1,1*94. MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol Ihe Court Nancy R. Winter A l Deputy Clerk Publish: April 4.11, II. 1), 19*4 DEO 1* Legal Notices N O TICEO F FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given lhal I am engaged al US East 7Sth stre e t, S a n lo rd , F lo rid a lt771Samlnole County, Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name ol AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES IN CORPORATED, and lhal I In lend lo register Mid name with tha Division ol Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida. In ac cordanca with the provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWII Section 14109, Florida Statutes 1991. John Sellers. President Publish April 11.1994 OEO 171 Notice of SherlH't Sal* NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that by virtue ot that cartaln Writ ol Execution Issued out ol and under Ihe teal ol Ihe County Court ol Semlnolo County. Flor Ida. Casa 49I/7W7CC70O upon a final Judgment rendared In the aloreMld Court on Ihe 1st day ol January A D 1991. In that car tain cata entitled Sun Bank. National Association. Plalntlll vs. Randy Lee Travis and Eddie R Tre vlt. Defendant which aloreMld Writ ol Execution was delivered lo me at Sherlll ol Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon all Ihe right, lllle and Inlerttl ol Ihe delen danl. Eddie R. Travis. In and lo lh* following described proper ly, Mid properly being located In Seminole County, Florida more particularly described at follows: One 1*11 Toyloe Pickup T r u c k , V I n . |JT4RN*4P4J)0*94)7 being stored el Altamonte Towing and lha undersigned at Sherlll ol Seminole County. Florida, will al II 00 A M on tha llth day ol May A O 1*94 oiler lor Mle end Mil lo Ihe highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al lha Front (Wetll Door, at the slept, ol Ihe Seminole County Court house in Sanlord. Florida, in# above described property Thai said Mle It being made 10 satisfy the terms ol this Writ ol Execution DonaldF Esllnger. Sherlll SeminoleCosmty. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O IS ABIITIES ACT OF 1990. PER SONS W ITH A D ISAB ILITY N E E D I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SH O ULD 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 F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC TIO N . I l l ) 7ITH S T R E E T , S A N F O R O . F L O R IO A A T LEAST FIVE OAVS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED ING TE L E PHONE (X I I 1X4*40 TTD 14071 )11 )17) Published April II. 7). May 7. 9. with Ihe Mle on May II. 1994 OEQ IS)_______________ _ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 9)1771 CA 14 B CITIZENS F ID E L ITY BANK ANO TR U S T COM PANY, a Kentucky Banking Corporation, d/b/a P N C M O R T G A G E SERVICING COMPANY. Plalntlll. vs SANDRAZ HOPSON,e la l. Delendanl(t). AM ENDED NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given lhal. pursuant to a Summary Judg mtnt ol Foreclosure. I will Mil the following described property located In Seminole County. Florida Ihe South 74 leel ol Lol II. and all ol Lol 17. In Block I). BEL AIR. a subdivision, ac cording lo Ihe plat thereof at recorded In Plal Book 1. Page 79, ot the Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida al public sale, lo Ihe highest bidder lor cash, al lha west Iron! door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida. 11 00 e m, on M ay). 1994 Americans With Dlublllllet A d (A D A ) Notice In ac cordanca with Ihe Americans with DlMblllllot Act. persons with a disability who need a special accommodation lo par ticlpale In Ihlt procttdlng should contact ADA Coordinator al X I North Park Avenue, Suite N X I. Sanlord. Florida 17771 al laatl live days prior lo Ihe proceeding Telephone: (4071 17141X Ext. 4777; I MO9)5 1771 (TO D ) or I MO 9)5 1770 (V ). via Florida Rtlay Servlet. WITNESS my hand and Seal ol Ihlt Court on April a. 1994 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: April II. II. 1994 DEO 107 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number: 44 749-CP IN N E: E S TA TE O F JOSEPH F. INMAN. JR„ deceased N O TICEO F ADM INISTRATION The administration ol Ihe estate ol JOSEPH F. INMAN. J R , deceased. File Number 94 790 CP, It pending In the Circuit Court lor Seminole Courtly, Florida. Probata Divi­ sion. tha address ot which Is Post Olllco Box C, Sanlord, Florida 17777. The names and addratMt ol lha personal rtprt tentative end Ihe personal rep retenlallve'l attorney ere Ml forth below. All Interested persons ere required lo llle with Ihlt court, W ITHIN THR EE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE: (I ) all claims against Ihe estate and (7) any ob|acllon by an Inlareilad person lo whom this notice was mailed lhal challenges Ihe valid Ity ol lha will. Ihe qualifications ol Ihe personal repreunlaflve, venua. or jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIM S AND O BJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL B E FO R EVER B A R R ED . Publication ot this Notice hat begun on April II. 1994 Personal Representative THOMAS S. INMAN XlSSIuerl Ave. Richmond. VA 2)270 W ILLAIM H. MORRISON, ESQUIRE UOOSouthU.S. Highway 17 97 Fern Park. Florida 177X Telephone: 407/114 1474 Attorney Ior Personal Reprauntatlve Publish: April 11,71. 1994 OEQ 170 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminolo 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 8:00 AM. • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATUR0AY & SUNDAY Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET TNE MONET! All you need It your lllle Jack Diamond lor appointment 740 7979 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 consicutlv* t im n ............57c i llm 7 con u cu tlvi tlm is ...........70c i llm 3 con u cu tlvi times............91c i llm 1 lim a ............... ................... S1.19a litis R itis a n pir Issue, baud on 3 lines •3 Lima Minimum Scheduling may nclude Herald Advertiser at lha cost ol on additional day Cancel when you get results Pay only lor days your ad runs al (ale earned Use Ml description tot tatlest results Copy mutt tonow acceptable typo giaptucal form -Commercial frequency rales ate available Tuesday thru Friday IJ Noon The Oay Beloro Publication Sunday 12 Noon Fnday •Monday S 10 P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDITS: In tha (vent ol an error In an od, (he Sanford Herald will be responsible lot the first Insertion only end only lo Ihe extent ot Ihe cost ol lhal Insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy the first day It rune. L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE llth JUDICIAL CO U RTCIR CU IT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 94 Me* CA 14 E INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalntlll. vs HENRY L OYKEMAN. J R . S TA TE OF FLO R IO A . UN K N O W N T E N A N T a/k/a STACY LUCE. Dalendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice ls hereby given that In accordanca with the Fine! Judgment ol Foreclosure en lered on March Jt. 1*94, In civil action no *4 OOOS CA 14 E. In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida. In which Henry L Oykeman. Jr.. Stale ot Flor Ida. Unknown Tonant a/k/a Stacy Loco, wera Oelendants and Inland Mortgage Corpora lion, the Plalntlll, I will Mil to the highest bidder lor cash at the West front door. Seminole County Courthouse X I N Perk Ave. Sanlord. FL J777I. be tween I I .00 a m and J 00 pm on June 7. 19*4 Use following real property Lot IS. Block E. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT I. ec cording to the plal thereof as recorded In Plat Book II. Page 1). Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida More commonly known as 107 Garrison Drive. Sanlord. FL 17771 D ATED April I. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE Cltrk ot Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk Publish April II. IS. 1*94 OEQ (1 NOTICE OF PROCEEOINO FO R S E TTL E M E N T JA N ALU IZv. C IT Y O F SANFORD. E TA L TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In accordance with FS 144 104 that the City Commission ol the City ol Sanlord. Florida, will hold a Public Hearing on April 7S. 1*94. al 7 00 P M . In the City Commission Room, First Floor. City Hall. X0 North Park Ave nue, Sentord. Florida, to consld er the S E TTL E M E N T OF JANA LUIZ v C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. E T AL. Case No 97 17)1 CA II K All parlies In Interesl and citizen* shall have en opporlunl ty lo be heard at Mid hearing AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to appeal a decision mode with respect to any matter considered at the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ot the proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record Is not provided by the City of Sanlord (FS7M0I0S) 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 O IN G ASSISTANCE TO P A R TIC I P ATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D CONTACT THE PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA COORDINATOR A T 1)0 )«74 41 HOURS IN ADVANCEOF THE M EETIN G Janet R. Donahoe City Clerk Publish: April II. 1994 DEO 174 IN TH E COUNTY COURT, IN AN O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. 91 97047 SP ALWAYS IN THE BLACK INC DBA ITB A FLORIDA CORP P LA IN TIFFIS) VS L IL L IE M CCLO U O AKA NICOLE MCCLOUD D EFEN D AN T(S) NOTICE OF ACTION TO : LILLIE MCCLOUD AKA NICOLE MCCLOUD 104)NORTH ST LONG WOOD FL 177K You ara hareby notified Ihet en action hat been Hied against you In the County Court, Semi nole County, Florida. Summery Claims Division. You aro required lo appear before HONORABLE DONALD L MARBLESTONE, a Judge ol this Court, at 09.00 AM ON MAY 10. 1*94. Seminole County Court houu. COURTROOM E. San lord. Florida, to answer Ihe statement ol claim Iliad hareln. Any written answer or other pleadings mutl be filed with the Clerk ol Ihlt Court and copies thereof furnished lo the Plalntlll at PETER J CORRENTI ESQ. 744 N W ESTMONTE OR STE 70S ALTAM ON TE SPRINGS FL 17714. Upon your lallure lo appear on the above Indicated date, a da fault may be entered against you lor the rellel demanded In Ihe statement of claim. Witness my hand and tha Official Seal ol Ihlt Court In Sanlord. Seminole County. Flor Ida this Slh day ol April, 1994. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K.C IR C U ITC O U R T SEMINOLE COUNTY BY Oelorlt A Ttnda Deputy Clerk Publish: April II. II, 1994 O EQ M PUT Y O U R C A M IB I N H I O H O IAR 1 Check The OeuMeda For The Jek Tku Wamf 43—M o rtg ages__ 331 0700 74 Hour Servlre * * * AAA EMPLOYMENT 700 W. 25TH ST. 323-5176 12— E ld e r ly C ure AD U LT CARE In our private home Sentord area Lol* ol loving cart lor your loved ones Contact Holly 1719141 AD U LT CARE In private Sen lord home UM/mo Inc love, meals, transport., enlor lalnmenl. A more**) 1491 21 — Personals DRIVER Local la 40 hr Banallltl Company It raady lo hire now I Call DATA ENTRY Entry, phones custom## vary let Greatplaretowork COLLECTIONS Many pot Iion available A00PTI0NS Free medical care. Irantpor latlon. counseling, private doctor plus living expenses Bar 47)711) Clearwater Attorney Jetld Pricker..... l - H M t n t R LOOK I NO FOR retired military man SO 40 y r t old lor friendship Cell 774 1)91 or write 7*01 Elm Ave. Sanlord FL 77771____________________ GAL FRIDAY 17 X hr. Word perfect. Phone and great company benefits FRONT DESK Multi line phone, filet, plenty of growth Penefflt Hurry! ROUTE SALES Experience a plus Class A A 0 U U to U K weekly Need you today ACCOUNTING CLEAR 27—N u rs e ry A C hild Care SI hr AR AP. Spead sheets Company It raady to hire now I A TTE N TIO N SECOND SHIFT P A R E N T S : N a ila b le childcare with hoi meals Licensed daycare facility Call (or rales 111 USS/LIc 179] 10 31 — P riv a te Instructions ASSEMBLY Reedy to hire Train ih lp p in Q CARPENTER TRAINEE MORE POSTIONS AVAILABLE 323 5176 OPENINO APRIL Ilnd 111 111) S*nford. FL CaoIo Swim Letunt Tractor t ip helpful. Dr. Lk. MF (SC ell 177 0*44 _ I« L CDL CLASS A DRIVERS Clean 7 yr MVR, lull and pari lima In South Orlando 7 yrs axnertance Call (95 4 » HAIRSTYLISTS Beauty ulon In Sanlord, very good location, needs stylists for either commlsalon or choir rental Please call 177 (711 HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED With clientele. Full or pert time Call H I 014 HOUSECLEANERS Far TID Y MAIO. S deys/wk wllh pay and benefits 179 7744 M ANUFACTURER Needs experienced • FINISHER (IN S TA L L E R • SET UP/POURER II experienced In llberglast. we will train Cell 494 4040 TELEMARKETER Position open for an siparl enced telemarketer Evening hours, 4PM 7PM, Monday through Thursday. Apply In person Sanlord Herald. XX N. French Ave. etk lor Tracy CUSTOMER REP SUMMER WORK 59.25 National corporation hat entry level positions open FT/PT avail We train X AASP scholarships awarded Interview now/Slarl alter (Inals lr> Daytona call (9*4)1* e444 In Scuffs Seminal* call 1)1 *9*4 LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Must have CDL *'A" wllh clean MVR. Produce expert •nee end good references re qulred Call or apply MSC Trucking. 1971W lit SI. Saafard, FL ((7177 7147 AEDICAL DEIIVERV/WAREHOUSE to hrt « Paid Insurance and benefits Clett O Lie req Clean driving record Knoal edge of Orlando area a plus Inqulraat SMI S. Sanlord Ave lis M RECEPTIONIST |For busy orthopaedic office Cell Sharon el 747 Sill ■ ID IC A L DRIVER WANTED > RK(ptiOflist/TrifMcriptionist Full lima Mutt have tele model econo vehicle lor local dallverlas ullHiInq personal vehicle Cell ((7 77BI ( II f: . ‘-experience required Send ' ' resume lo 111 N Mangoutllne 9 TffAve , Sanlord. F L 77771 rS E D T c A L ' DRIVERS 7 Ewell Industries It accepting application for RM drivers in the Orletidu area 1/400 Narcostea Hd) Mutl have COL llcante Full benelll package Apply al l(M High SI I EOE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS M A JE S TIC IN V E S TIO A TIV E Strvictt Domestic relations Free consultation 441 444 lilt 55—Business O p p ortu n ities EARN U.toatl.OOO per month pert lime working 10 t) hours per week Serious only lie ton ,, Legal Notice PUBLIC SALE C O N T E N T S OF S T O H A G t UNITS CONSISTING OF MIS CELLANEOUS ITEMS FOH Robb. Linda Rhoades Jamtt Slm», M J Janoth D Vail. Imr# Gallaghar Enterpritet Koilowtki. J HfinJIt M WILL BE SOLO AT PUOLlC A UC T IO N A T 427 M I N I STORAGE. 710 NORTH CR 477. LONGWOOD. FL ON It APRIL 1994 AT 1000 HOURS Publlfth April II. II 1994 DEO III F U L L T IM E R ELIEF COOK Expertrnce a MUST Strong supervisory skills PART TIM E D IETARY AIDE E .parlance preferred Apply DeBery Manor between 9am end ) pm 40 N Hwy 17 91. ttotery Drug Irea workpiece ADD TO VOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL 1714419 er 7714171 AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds like success W r t well Into our Jrd decade ol training successful agents No licenser............We ll nelpl WATSON REALTY CORP REALTORS Ifj SIM AUTO MECHANIC (M OBIL); Certified or w/4 yrt exp end w/deslre lo become certified Valid driver license and tools F/T. some weekends Call lor deled! 177 7/0*1. mu; ( I AVON products 1.004 Earn !. X V No door/dDor PT/FT Sandlin 1191/1 (OP 94* IIM BOOKKEEPER Pari lima Abla lo till out quarterly! and do Income lax ______Call Nancy 17l-(S41_____ B R E A K F A S T AND LUN CH COOKS Experlancad only lor upscale club 1710814________ LPN 11 hr thills lla m llp m , I Veipef lenca preferred -. Apply In personDikary Manor M N Hwy 17 91 Debary, FI M iD K AL -i Charge nurses tor 7am Jpm and II 7 shifts IV and ven III*tor e.per tenet needed Apply In person Debary Manor M N. Hwy If 97 IS Debary, Ff_________ J MEDICAL With (l«4n cIayy 0 driver* lUwn%» for dwy And night ihiftft Wf offer 1)00 per *eefc to Iterf, m*|or irwduAl, de ntel end peid vecefton% Apply et USA Service*. 44* Spring Hemmock Ct. Lonjwood lit 7709 CNASmd ORDERLIES Must be certified 111 end 7 1 thills Apply in person Debary Manor 4A H. Hwy 17 91 Debary. FI 407444 4414 - A G CARRIERS. Te.eret. FI e <ee11 etteblithed end grow ing Centrel Flortde beted company offer* you • 7)4 to 7*4 per mile • Up fo 17 000 mi |iermo • Slop Off Pey • Unloedmg fey • Vecetion fey • Seftfy K f erformence Donut • Spou%e Hiding Program • Avereoe Trip S 7 Dey* • Lei# Model Conventional Treefor* If you have 7 year* tractor trailer, OTH and *naw and ice eiperienie ply* e goud driving record, cell I #00 174 99)0 OFFICE HELP . jP/T Computer experience and organlretionel skills ra 1 qulred Medical records expo .rlence helpful Mutl type X : wpm Send resume lo P O (Box 1797, Senior d. F1 17777 THIS BOSS REWARDS HAROWORK (M erry Maids pave lor parlor nonce every Friday) Day 41 only, no nlghlt Insured ar required, paid mileage Call Merry Maids >11 1144 ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS Commerciel *lfe inUCF erea DeneIif* package ANECO INC 09 44)1 EOE/Prog free workplace JANITORIAL EXPERIENCED BOOT PERSON feypentneed cleaners and su *Mrvitnrt Numerous locations IB(y/evenlnghouri P/T, F/T emlnole County area Call 797 1X1 Mull have own tool* end lie able fo do heavy lolltvon Apply in per%on t*t*een tarn and Jpm af 7*01 Country Club HoadI. Sanlord J77 9944 PR PERSON FIBERGLASS lAMINATORS i (Go Getter I To visit new home Sites In malro Orlando erea ’Tarrllory and training pro '' Gat allowwce and In la m e w i ll ra n g e Iro m ( I X tlOO/wk perl lime (Hours exlblel Cell 17) 1144 I yr exp. Apply el: Mfo Oegiser PI , Sawferd 17) 4IM GOOD WORKERS NEEDED DAILY WORK/OAILY PAY Report 4am IX ) S Hwy 17 97 Longwood ___ Call*** 111)attar )p m _ PRODUCTION IIN E E D E O PERM ANENT POSTIONS Alg co seeks Individuals lor ■ttambty line Good altitude, high energy end rollebllty a must HS diploma and gcxxf ‘ work hit lory required. SS hr. Never a feel Help Personnel, 479 *a*4 RECEPTIONIST SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Notice ______ Concrete FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all contractors be registered or certified To verily a stale contractor* license call t (00 141 7*40 Occupational Llcenut ara required by Ihe county and can ba verified by c a lH n g M M m e x L T * )^ ^ ^ Ad ditions & Rem odeling A p p ll a nee* APPLIANCE REPAIR • Free appl. urvlce call with re je lM U e h n ^ A ^ iM lJ u m ^ C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kinds ol homo repairs, painting A ceramic lileR lcharCK )roi»^)7M 977 C a rp e t/ln s ta lla tlo n C A R P E TM ILL O IR E C T Big Dftcaunti Famous Brandt First Quality. Top Lina. Slalnmasltr, Saxonies, Trackless. SculpturesM 99 yd Commercial level looped 49yd Installation. X T 1741 C arpet Cleaning ~ SAM'S C A R P ET C L IA N IN O plus strip and bull floors. Rosldenllal/commtrclal 74 hrt 774 1S4I, beeper 444 0)4) ‘ Person fo clean your house lust Ihe way you Ilka II al a p D cayou y. sura cab afford, all Verme 1X-44S4 TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CAREI Ret./Comm . dependable, low raletlFreeetl....... .1 X 7070 R(sid«ntial Drinr/Loidd For garbage company. Mutt have CDL Class B Apply In parson: 144) Owrland R d . Apopka____________________ " M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/res Llc/lnt >E ROOMlei III 447) G e n e ra l Services ~ RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding , Alum . Fram ing. Drywall. ’ Doors. Roofing, Concrete 11) 4*11 .. S O. Ballnf, CBCoitt*o C leaning Service HONEST DEPENDABLE E le c tric a l Manufacturing company hat pert lime position open Requires excellent telephone skills fo handle multiple phone lines. Computer experience e plus Up to 10 hrt week Phone (X f ) 114 I1X ask foe Barbara L a w n Service CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal. I Man Qualify Opera llont 1X1174/47^X47________ IN D O O R A O U T D O O R Plastering Remodel new end historic homes 17)7910 H o m e Im p ro ve m e n t AFFORDABLE HOME Repair Dependable. All phases Call for Freeest Michael 17) 7109 AL DOES IT ALLI ' Fix II right al a price you con allord Llc’d/ln* From start to finish Carpentry, plumb Ing. electrical, and rooting tves I ) yrs ol experience No Iob loo big or small. Call 114-IMP Of 111 4) 1114 how* R E S TO R A TIO N , D R YW ALL. metal studs, doors, trim, sld Ing, porches, decks, geiebo* Licensed/Insured______ ID-MST RITE-WAY ........... W E SHO W UP T c l'M i l* n il W o rk F o r i u nnrtl rti w. Cull C lnm « F y JS 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 - Landscaping* RANDY'S Q U A LITY LAWNi Complete pro care tinea 19(0 Clean u|>*. hauling. 17107l( P a ln tln t P A IN TIN O . paper hanging, pressure washing and dry wall repair. Freeetl 1)1 1174 SALES Sarvlca company sacking perl lime help. Flexible hours and days. I l l 471) etk for Rodney Pressu re Cleaning ~ Secretary DUN RITEMin*an"’ 3 r(«w a 7 r roots, pool decks, walks, houses. Fre e e tl.m 41)7 Ph o to g ra p h y ~ BEACH, Sporlt and Weddings Mobil equip unique pricing For Info call 04 9(01 Roollnq OYSBERS HOME REPAIR A R O O F IN O : P a lm in g , ca rp e n try. Bond/Int/LIc RC004474) Cell 174 411) : S w im m in g Pool S e rv ic e /R e p a ir W R k l T T T r v T T e Horn U ) mo. Chem Rite Pool Service _J*^n7(_Rober1Shoem aker T re e Service ~ ECHOLS TR E E SVC Lie's, Ins "Lei the Professionals do If." Free estimates....... ..,17) 7779 W ind o w R e p a ir and Cleaning WINDOW I SCREEN REPAIR: «»7 «)• Till Advertise Your Business Every Day For As Low As $45 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-2611 WAREHOUSE ANO O IN IR A L LABOR H U P N B I D I D I Bonus for driven All shifts available. Oally pay, no fee Report ready fo work S:X am, Industrial Labor Svc., tOIS French Av, Nophona calls » ( AUTO AUCTION DRIVBRS N EEDEOI Musi havt valid Florida drivers llcenu and ba able fo drive slick. Call between I ) SPRINT STAFFINO, 119-NII 7 3 - E m p lo y m e n t W anted C A R E O I V E R . P e rs o n a l domestic. I drive, am/pm, _ktdska_R elsAj(ii£j7lj47j Exp In WordPerfect A Lotus 17) for windows a must. Typa minimum 40 WPM. SI X hr. plus benefits Send resume to: PARARA Services. I l l W. Ilf St., Suite SO). Sanford. FL 17771, Attn: Kolly or PAX 407 17) 7411_______________ SECURITY OFFICER ~ TRAININO/PLACEM ENT Armed and unarmed 174 07M SM E NO IN S / E Q U IP M E N T M ECH AN IC for lawn svc. Evenings 4 5 hour*. Call for appl: I X 9000lelve message SPRAY PAINTERS Exp. auto/mirlisa painters needed. Apply all 147b Dognar Pt., Sanford__________777*144 TEACHERS Part and full lime stall naeded In childcare confers. 40/11) (OS TEACHER'S AIDE WANTED Childcare experience re ­ quired. Willing to drive ven and gel • CDL Call 177 7WS TRUCK MECHANIC Light fo haavy duly. Mutt have tools and experience ________ Call 171 7*4)_________ WAREHOUSE Sanford. Third thill. National food u le t comp, needs person for warahouM. O T req. Per­ manent position. (S/hr. Up­ ward mobility and monatary growth. Clou, Mover a leal Help Personnel, 479 4(M 107—M ob ile H om es / R e n t 115— Industrial Rentals OFFICE/warehauta tpaca. 1X0 Sq tt. Prlma location at entrance te Central Fla Ra atonal Airport 407MI 7407. * PRIME LOCATION * 91—A p a rtm e n ts / House to Share e M A L I WANTS FEMALR e te there peel tends. Free rent ler cempenlenthlp 17) ((44 1 1 7 —C o m m e rc ia l ______ R e n ta ls ______ A Q U IET, CLEAN nil. In San lord Kllchon A phone use. coin laundry 111 A up I7449M CLEAN BOOMS, rtogle starling l/S/wk Kitchen, phona, laundry, video games, off tlreef parking 1X4T71______ FUBN. BOOM private home. houM prlv . nice area Refer encee required M l 04X _______ M A T U R ID PERSON. Light cooking U)/wk First and lest __________ I74S994__________ NEWLY RENOVATED, privet* entrance, peddle fan in your room your own heel control, refrigerator, microwave, end color ty.' Off streel perking end meld service Convenient location. Tha best In town D IM M SANFORO Private entry, quiet are*, house privilege* Ml/wk, with sec dep 114 )444________ SANFORO K itc h e n and laundry prlv Cebk Private home US wk 4 dap 127/944 9 7 -A p a r t m e n t s Fu rn is h e d / R e n t NOTICE All renlel end reel estate advertisements ar* sub|*ct lo lh* Federal Fair Housing Act, which maktt II Illegal to advertise any preference, llm llallon or discrimination bated cxi race, color, rtllglon, sex, handicap, lamillal statu* or natkxval origin EFFIC IE N C Y . Ig prlv. back yard, all util Incl SXS/mo 4 *101/tec 77) 111)tr 12) (111 EFFIC IE N C Y APT. Completely furnished Utilities paid SIX /mo , 1st and Iasi 714 1141 E F F I C I E N C Y Co ft ago Completely (urn Util paid, no pelt I person only, 177 II7S SAN FO RD I ROOM E F F I ­ CIENCY with private bath Perfect lor I person (7S/wk _and SIX sec 11) 79)1________ I BEORM. Private A Qulef. U X month. SIX deposit, 171 pet jteposll tit Call I X 4D1 9 9 - A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn shed / R e n t SPRING BRCAKII On* Bedroom Apartments S799 0EAL Mottwood Apis 177 7774 MINUTES FROM SANTORO SPRING SPECIAL!! t Bdrm /l Balh 17) 7970 SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. *340 mo 7bdrm, S4I0 mo and up 323-1670 SANFORD, I Bdrm. SJOO/mo, plus Mcurlty All ulllllles paid oxceplaloc._________ 111(941 SANFORD 1 BDRM all ullllllet paid Sl00/w**k wllh security deposit....................... 174 7444 I BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPFCIALI 7 bdrmt A attic avail Call Jerry, B144X 103— Houses U n tu r n ls h e d / R e n t EFFIC IE N C Y HOUSE For Rent 179)/mo. Al IK S. 4th St.. Lake Mary. Cell 499 4174 REN T W ITH OPTION Plnecrttl 1/1 pool home, fenced U7)mo 1st, last, 1 tec H I 01)4______ SANFORD. 1 bdrm. )W balh lakalronl house UX/mo. M l 7004 ________ SANFORD Hamllten District R IH T T O O W N Like new 1/2, Air, Laundry. 1X00 dn , *4*l/mq *49 77*7 SANFOROOOLDSBORO R EN TTO O W N 1 bdrm. Like newt Air. S1.K0 down t l41/mo *4*77(7 SANFORD 1 bdrm, I bath, cent. H/A, carpel. Lika newI 1 yr leeMl471/mo 9(4-141-ISI1 Stenstrom Rentals (SAN FO R O 4/1 w/ llv. rm, lam. rm, CHA, w/d hook up. Newpalnll S400ma S400MC e O R O V E V IB W J/ l w/ dbl garage, CHA. UlSmo. S400 sec OPAOLA AREA 1/7.) w/ dble car garage, scr. porch, fplc., well A septic UM/mo U K tec (SAN FO RO DUPLEX 1/1.1 7 story, w/d hook ups. CHA. Spec lout I S440/mo., (400 sac (S AN FO R D 1/1 O U P LIX w/d hook up. CHA, *47Smo U X sac (O V IE D O l/l DUPLEX w/ carport, w/d hookup, haal/elr U7)/mo SIX sac. Sr s no dep. Slentlrem Realty, Inc. "We Manage yewr Hama, Ilka It was our awn." Jim Doyle 111 1495 Alter4PM: I X letS 1 BED, 1 BATH Tewnhem* wllh washer and dryer; Hidden Lake. tS40/mo Call M4-I414 leave message It batorg 4pm 1/1, appllancat, hook-ups. garage, carpet, btlnds, cent. heat/air *490(94-17*4 sxt e«9 1 BEDROOM, 1 bad, cant H/A, family rm. Only SS00 down I Alto 4bdrm, 1 balh available. Ask about our HUO homtt I Why rontT TH E HILLIMAN OROUP. INC. Realter Mt U l l 105—D u p le xT r i p le x / R e n t LAKE MARY 1 bd-m, carpel, C/H/A, apol., minis, lenetd yard. OOODARBJk (1147(4 SANFORD, 1 hie* tm apt*. A/C, appll. Avail. 1/01/04 1770 A S IX plus dep. 177 17)4 K I T ’ N * C A K L Y I .K ® by Lu rry W rlj-hl C O U N TR Y S B T T IN O , com plolely turn, 771, gxrbxgi /water turn, covered fenced patio. Ideal for work couple or ting parent UX/m o put dep No pets 771)917 O S T IB N 7 bedroom. I balh On 10 acre*. U K plus t)00 ucurl ty 104 4*4 1140 attar (pm 7.300 sq It. of nice olllco tpaca 1.000 sq It warthouM. alto fenced storage Airport Blvd frontage 1)1 MX RN DRIVERS NEEDED 43— In ve stig a tive Services 7 1 - H b Ip W « n t*d 93— R o o m s for R e n t [LABORERS N I I D I D Skilled and unskilled Days Call between I ) SPRINT STAFFING, W -H ll DRIVERS WANTED WAREHOUSE 1 7 hr L e a rn /receiving ' GREENHOUSE WORKER CULTURED MARBLE A SALES CAREER Wholeule Jewelry Rep Protected Area tOK Plus Potential We train No Direrl Sales' 111*17 10*4 * CAPENTERS Must have reliable Irensporta lion and own tools Sanlord area. Pleatacall Jim; 171S4M with 1 years' verifiable e.pe rlence needed lor night shut lies lor Soulheatltrn stales M usi have doubles w ill: haimel endorsement, good MVR end DOT physical Call between ( k 4. M F GENER AL P ER SONNEL**) 1111 • LOW DOWN PAYMENT a EASIER QUALIFYING For complete details call R E N E T FINANCIAL ACTION MORTOAOE * EARN Mia A WK PART TIME. 17 tlexlbla houri a week. Then call meat: 407-774 7714 CLASS A DRIVERS ★ NETT COMMUNITY* H0MEBUYERS PROGRAM 7 1 - H e l p W anted DEADLINES 7 1 - H e l p W anted 7 1 —H elp W a n ted 41—M o ney to Le n d LIQUOR STORE Downtown Sanford for Mle or leas* Alto liquor licenses for Orange and Seminole County tor Mto H I —H o m e s fo r Sale _______________ SANFORD B B TA IL / O F F IC I. 1.137 sq ft Covered sidewalks, high traffic area 1700 plus Mle* tex/mo. ttanstram Realtv Inc. Jim Dayla m 1491 IIS-Office Space / Rent ★ GREAT LOCATION * Sanford Individual olllco spaces Starting et llK/m o IW IX s q ft each 77) IIX NEW Sanlord offices and/or warehouses 4001(00 sq II Special, 1141/ma. 177 7114 SANFORD. Office tpaca. MOO sq tt building total. 1700 sq II par Mile* unll B l 7004 SANFORO. 1 room olllco. wood p a n a llo d . F re n c h Ave SIX/month, 77HSM SM SQ F E E T lor leas* on 17 91. successful existing anchor businesses Good perking and lighting Great visibility AskingS400/mo S I 4444 work 121—C o ndo m in iu m ______ R e n ta ls ____ SANFORD. Sandalwood Villas. Quiet area. 7/1. S47|/mo plus tec Nancy 17) U O alter a PM 141—H o m e s fo r Saie A ff OHDAUIL HOMES VENTURE I PHUMH1TIES FHA OR VA A l LOW AS SW% Assume ne qvallRat A owner financing lew at *404/m i I Oev't Ferecleturet. Repetl Seminole, Orange, Veluslal Sanlord Properties For Leu Than SJ.CKODown a FORECLOSURE I J/l on to acral Appl., Inslda util., fenced yd I Only 119AMI • 1/1, ever 1/1 acrel Llv. dm. torn rm Salellltodlth 144,9*4 • 1/1 w/POOL tor wily SM.SMI Llv., dining, lam rmt tool • L A K E , Iannis, paall )/ ) custom, llv. din , aal In kltch . appl Garage U7.900I • 1/1, new carpel A pelnll Cent H/A. carport JvslM ).«M I Centum BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV'T FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN ASSUME NO QUALIFIES AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA A ORANGE COUNTY Call tor dalailil Janet Mansfield, 323-7271 AA Carnes, In c -1111774 -M ODERN 4 bdrm home wllh special kitchen, out building and treed lol Great buy at HUM •4 4 ACRES, nlcley treed wllh mobile home Near airport and beltway 1)9.K0 ”* V)9W« /»!# mam R liA l. ILSTATU , INC. 322 7498 VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking to buy a home? We hay* homes In all areas ol Seminole. Orange Volusia Counties! Call lor delailtl • )/ ) wllh llreplace newer carpet and llle. *44,voo • Foreclosure! c 7 o n I ) ) acres Fireplace SI04.900 • 4/1. 7.700 sq I I . llreplace Ig Scr porch! SI04.900 Belh Osborn* Venture I Properties 330-0273/774-9400 SANDLCWOOD CONDO 7 be 7 ba 2nd Moor, scr porch, all appliances, pool 171.100 ESTATE SALE Santocd 7 bev block homa. lenetd yard, large tronl screened porch Only SC7.90O PORZIG REALTY ___________(T IM M __________ SANFORO HISTORic HOUSE 91( M YRTLE AVENUE Beeullktlly restored 4 bed. 7's belh home wllh pool 7.000 sq II. all new heel and air You have late* III 1110000 Call owner 47* *411 STAIRS PROPERTY A tssen# No Qualities 11 • 1/1. sanpim u.xo Markham Wds. lartctotvr*. 4/7. I s acre, paslure/slable S101.000 P A U L O S IIO H N E STENSTROM R E A L T Y . IM G . SELLERS!! What YOU Need It a Full Tim* Experienced Agent lo Creatively Market A Sue cettlully Clot* Your Home I Cell any ol our Agents AN YTIM E I VENTURE I PROPERTIES :S 2 1 - 4 / U i l BATEMAN REALTY Lie. RtalEilala Broker 7440 Sanlord Ave 321-0759......................321-2257 BELOW M ARKET VALUEI 4 bdrm, IV* balh, partially fenced yard *44 X0499 7904 BUY OWNER Gorgeous 1 bdrm’ IV* balh. canl air and haat. fenced yard, porch, double lol A much moral Plnacretl area 1*4.000......... .............7710SH C AS S ELB ER R Y Deaulllul 1 bdrm, IV* balh New carpel, paint. Show* Ilka a model I *44,900........................ 494 7074 H A L L UK A L I Y .112 VV ( iib l St . S.m loKt ) ar 1 bdrm.. dbl gar., lenetd. FI. rm.c b constr. 133.K0 S rental unltsl Good cash Howl )7Kdn,owntrholdl tUS.000 I bdrm, 1 balh. Air, lenca. FHA/ VA special I *14 000A Jtwel 323-5774 DEBARY . Lakelron- 7/1, can iral H/A. plus extras' 140.000 W. Mallciewtkl, 177 79*3 O U P L IX - SANFORD Good neighborhood, good condition U4.900. Call altar 5:00 ___________>74 9944__________ ENJOY lha summer breezes Irom your deck ot Ihlt ador­ able 1 bdrm home In Ft. Reid Historic District. Country kitchen, family room, wood floors, hug* lol. 144.000. Call Diana • Tha Cannon Oraup 799-0*41 or ID (704 E X C H A N O I OR SELL your property located anywherel Investors Realty, 7741411 HOME In Historic*! Dlst. Bun galow stlye, 2/1, CH/A, com ptotely restored, hdwd Moors, tplc, front A back porch A cellng Ians. Asking SX.900 Motivated 7M ISI4 alter 7PM CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK I4a)1 1/1 '(I Manatee central H/A. elec tlov*. carport largo shed U 000 24x4* )/I spill I ) Pearson central H/A. carport I I ) . K0 322-2420 • 321-2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY •In Out 38th Yen* SUNLAND ESTATES. 1 bdrm! I ba. screened porch, large treed lot with lake view S13,000 407 )71 0177 153—A c re a g e ­ _____ Lo ts/S a le CANAL FRONT lol. On paved ro*d Near boJit r«mp Ig trtet WUhlacoochee Hv. SW 44 Reduced price 40/ 324 MIT DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal lor mobile home or home sit*, horses, cattle, farming, or nursery Zoned agricultural 3) W0 per acre Small down payment wllh owner llnanclng 904 747 1777 O E N E V A ) ACRES. Pond, well Zoned ag /ret *30.000 ___________119 9)30__________ 4Vs ACRES FOR SALE. Corner lol near Lake Jessup. Call 17) (747 alter 5pm 155—C ondom inium s ____C o -O p / Sale CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE. Pin* Ridge Club 7 bdrm. 7 belh. Ul.OOOCall 377 7X4 181—Ap pliances / F u rn itu re • AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE • 111 %French Ave. Sentord Hef r i g e r e f o r . St ov es. W llh trt Dryers Free S yr Uboe*4rr Del a veil 32S 004I A P P U A N C I* , F U A N , TV'S. New Satellite Systems et low et I I .m CMC F. PO DEPOT. 121f French Ave )21 J244 F U L L BOX S P R IN G AND MATTRESS 140 A SET A UP LARRY'S MART >114111 HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 10 yeers in Senford Seles New end Used Service Atl meket A peril »4 E CommtfOejJt 111 M«) • H O O V E R SH A M P O O ER Shampoos cerpeft. scrubs floors A 4 m A buffs Few yrs old In good shape ISO Cell _J2£471f ______________ KENMORE wether very nice I Free delivery end warranty Nhw •A-f Rest, 1141141 • R E T R IO E R A TO R works good Creel lor cabin or shop' ISO Cell H I 1/13 Iv message SOFA with matching loveseet Fairly new only a lew yrs old tlf> lor belh 311 ms______ • W A T E R B E O Queen s ilt w/heedboerd end pedestal base w/1 drawers tMOBO _ Call Mark 174 0401 • W A TER B EO . SOFT SIDE. KINO H I E . tIOOOBO 111 m o i»ave message_____________ ? DRAWER French Provincial dresser w/ mirror While wllh gold frlm f lit OIIO 111 4)74 183—T e le v is io n / R a d io / Stereo •MTX TERMINATOR SPEAKER Large with i 11 inch speakers and 2 4" speakers E icedent Condition HOC Firm______ •STEREO SPEAKERS 9 by 14 In nice shape SIS for the set Call Ml 1403 193—La w n & G a rd e n FOR SALE WOOD MULCH Bring shovel I 110 pick up load You load 111 5447___________ PLANT Sale. Ferns, amaryllis bulbs, phllo.. sm trees Rea sonable 1011 Magnolia Ave "WHEEL HORSE" tractor. 16" cut. 12 Hp Kohler, elec start, hydro static drive. Exc cond 11,410 000 149 91)1 199— Pets & Supplies • FREE B.aulllul Kittens. ) girls. 1 boys, some blk & while, some striped, also mother available Please call 3X17(7 Jessica We make renting a CASH IN ON L A K E M A R Y A R R A 3/2. gorgeous oaks, near goll course. (79,900 Call lor appl. 171 5444 • FORD THUNDBRBIRD, 1944. All orlglnall Need* some work. 11443 OBO Ml OIU *1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC 37000OBO All power 377 0)34 OARAOE ialt/r Why bother/? WE BUY PAY TOP PRICEII 407 >M 44)7 •GARAGE SALE AO BARGAIN Cell In your garage Mle ed by 11 noon on Tuesday and lake advantage ol our special garage sale ad priced Call Classllltd now lor details! 322 2611 219—W ante d to B u y W ANTED Radios, short wave Of «m«ttuf. any condition for school radio club )12 10i)x1l6 221—Good Things lo E a t 3TRAWOERRIE3 U Pick Open tarn 1991 Calary Avt 1 ml E of Sanford I ml N of St Rd U I 50a pound 111 TIM 222—M usical M erchandise BLONDE F E N D E R JT R A T Autographed from Wayne't World II 51500 OOO 111 1251 avet 223—M iscellaneous • CARPET. Indoor/outdoor 9' X 19'. High quality. Aqua t«a mitt color 1 yrt old Screened porch replaced by tun room tao Can 12) lita CHILDCRAFT CRIB, utad 1 mot 1150 SEARS PORTA BLE COLOR TV 19 inch wllh ramota control 5100114 1541 • OECKINO. Frea Good tha pa Boardt. railing, ttapt Taka down and haul off Call 11) UOl a LOUVER BLINDS with 12 tt track. Cloth til In sliding door or can ba alttrad Vary nlcol Only Call )X> 009________ • PR IN T! 2. Ilowar and fla mingot by Gar I Garamla 550 Plaata ctRl 3110SA4 SAT E L ITE SYSTEM Navar In tfaliad. ramota control, da tcramblar aqulppad Cost 51900. asking >1150 Iff U U • SET OP TIRES (4) 105 M R 14 Good condition All for Only 5H Call 111 *919 a Sanford Motor Co. ‘41 EAOLE TALON • Turbo. •II wheel drive. 19.000 miles (11.473 ................ Cell 177 4X1 • I471 C H IV Y I/7 ton p/u. )K VI. Runs good Engine and Irens strong. IIXO 1731)11 • II I ) SUBURBAN OMC. 4 1L diesal. half ton. mechanically solid, new rad /brak* rotors A callpors/hoed llnor. Vary good tire* end tow pkg SJ.300 OBO _________ 407 7*1 14*1_________ '74 C H IV Y Orag truck. High praformanco motor. H/D Irani, w,brand new car trailar 17000 1X900 N MARMON TRACTOR. Fresh Detroit IV tt. New better to*, new exhaust, Insulated cab. A/C17) 7033 or 177 4011 238— V a h lc lB S Wantad WE FAY TOP ISIS FOR Comptoto or Wrecked Cers. Truck* RUNNING or NOT • ANY CO NDITION*>71 3(44• 239—M o to rc y d a s and Bikes l*3( Pan Sheval Cheaper IM.OOO Invested Asking 310.000 or trade lor FLM Dresser Serious only 1)0 30(7/17) 77(1________ • '(I HONDA, 7X custom, good condition, U K miles. 1700 OBO 17) OSH Iv msg cr 17) (11* • ' l l K AW AIA KI, M0 LTD. Prime condition 1900 or will trade lor Jon boat 731411) 241— R e cre atio nal Vehicles / C am p e rs • HOLIDAY Rambler Imperial, '19 3)11 baseman! modal, loaded Excellent cond Op llonal Honda motor scooter lor 7 w/ reck *11.000 407 *4* 4474 • VAN/CAMP IR , 1971. Chevy model X Good condition All accessories S7.X011) 44M 19*1 LO COLEMAN camper, gat stove, elec. elr. awning, SltOO 1114 HI St Paola 1714479 • 1X7 COACHMAN M.H. 74 M . 23K ml Meny ealratl Incl generator Vary easy to drive *14,900....................... m a x 235—T r u c k * / B u se s/V a n s • '7* MOTOR HOME Runt greet Will trade (or travel trailer ol comperablo value 1111141 '71 \CRUISE AIR. 32K ml . 440. 2) II. S KVA. belh. micro. Tv •nlenne, owning, auxiliary fuel Very good cond I9.1X 17) 4147 alter 4 Pm 77 SOUTHWIND meter heme. 13 II. Excellent, condition. Gen eralor S3.Q00 ) ) ) 4L|4 • '91 ALLEORO motor home 11 II, awning/ twin bed*, genera lor and IV. 3)7.300 OBO 311 o ;» • C H E W B E A U V IL L I VAN ff. I ton. Pittonger von. eleon Loododt Too much to lilt, muif »bb to oppredoto Only 51 m O B O 111 1700 HEAVY DUTY, flit bed. tingle dale. 4.000 lb cap E«c cond 5/>« OBO Gdnevd )4t f ill 243—T ra Hers Share Your Good News! 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Love, Aunt Ann ond Uncle Phil Love and joy, Mom and Dad Wo want you to be happy too, so why not charge your ad to MasterCard or Visa? 322-2611 Sanford Herald S pring S avings Geneva Gardens DELTONA _________ 994771-447*_________ 230—A n tiq u e /C la ssic ______ Cars________ 2 3 1-C a rs 187—Sporting Goods MORGAN REALTY 3214762 SHAXLEE PRODUCTS • CHRYSLER IM PERIAL '9). Like n*w. Mull Mil. Only 373.300 Cell (K7IU399X FOR (A L B OR TR A D E ‘74 Firebird Runs grtal (1.100 or trade lor Chevy Pickup ) X X(7 Or 773 U U • HONDA ACCORO LX. 1991. LOW MILESI 4 door. P/5. P/B, elr, Kenwood AM/FM cassette Rosewood color. Will ren torevtr. 117.(00)77 447) JE EP CHEROKEE, I9M Red w/ grey Ini 4 0 eng, 4 d r. ovtrdrlvf. eulo Good cond 34.995 407 )]| (1(4 Iv msg • P LY M O U TH Grand Fury, while A I cond thru out. Good mileage IJ.000OBO __________ 373 4400__________ • PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVER Y TUESDAY 7:M PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 97. 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April 18, 1804 TTl o n d i e b y C h ic Y o u n g ( IT'S SaCEN WITH ) > LITTLE asO < _ r _ 6 T a A w 0 e a a ie s ) j -y T a l l over i t b y C h a rle s M . S c h u li / 6 0 0 0 IIF TH EY SURRENDER Is JH E Y CAN HAVE A B A LLO O N OKAY THERE’S FORT ZiNPERNEUF! I N EEP ONE VOLUNTEER 7D 60 AHEAP, AMP PEMANPTW ElR 50RREMPER ~S~ j l . - r : : i by H o w ie Schneider EEK & M EEK SOI THKJK Cf ALL THE IMVE5TIGATI0W5 IAJTD GO/ERIUMEAJT icKO O G Cm G THE R\5T 5E.VEKAL soup m ji to coxujoc THAT THE PRfvKlFlE FREECXMS ] 0 JARAYJTEED (JJX R OuR C r X J S T l T U T l O A R E L I F E , L IB E R T Y A U Q THE F U S L M T O f V j How physicians can help to save money D EA R DR. O O T T : Arc pliyslclans c v rr given the* retail price of the drugs they prescribe? My doctor Is always astounded at the cost of medications. D E A K H E A D E R : D o c to rs rarely discover the retail cost of medicines because they seldom ask. although tills Information Is re a d ily a v a ila b le fro m a n y pharmacist. Also, there Is con­ siderable variation In price from one pharmacy to another. Thus, physicians may he quite sur­ prised when patients rnmplaln about how expensive medicines are to purchase. For this reason, patients need to remind their doctors to he m indful of price. Fo r those patients whose Insurance plans do not cover the cost of medicolions, the llnanetal burden may In- fearsome, unless tlielr pliyslelans are alerted to tills potential problem. Although substituting a less exfienslve drug may not always lie a p p ro p ria te , the use of cheaper equivalents or generics Is usually advisable. For exam­ ple. when It comes to antibiotics, the cheaper amoxicillin lor Just plain penicillin) may he just as cITcctlvr as the new synthetics, which may cost as much as five dollars a pill! Therefore, learn to work with your doctor to discover a suit­ able balance between price and effective ness. DEAR DR G O T T : Please dis­ cuss wheezing and the use of medication for control. My pro­ blem comes and gi>es anil Is quite obvious to others around me w h e n I h a ve tr o u b le breathing and swallowing D E A R R E A D E R : W heezing usually Indicates the presence of asthma, a recurring lung (Its order marked by constriction of the bronchial passages and In­ creased production of mucus. Many eases of asthma are a sso cia te d w ith b r o n c h it is (bronchial Infection); therefore, antibiotics are often required for treatment. In addition. bronchodllalors, such ventll and V e n to lin , bronchial constriction store normal breathing. Inhaled as Prorelieve and re­ Sometimes. Inhaled steroids, such as Azm arort. further re­ duce bronchial spasm, when Adrt6Sr 1 JFK'S VP 4 Gambling cubs* 8 Dog's nama 12 Angar 13 Ralatlng to a lima 14 Mlddla Eaatarnar 15 Undarground vault 17 Roundadroot IB Largs ovan 10 Cloaa 21 Nagatlva vota 22 Eats out 24 Gulf 28 Parson undar •g t 27 Cya Intacllon 29 — •— mind 31 Ramalndar 35 Sits of Ta| Mahal 38 Apartmant sharar PETER GOTT.M.D. I lk rJ b l used d irectly after Inhaled bronchodllalors. Copyright 1904. NEW SPAPER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. Am w *r to Prtvlou* Puitr* 38 Try 40 Sllsnctd 41 Trlckad 44 Olympic award 48 Fib 48 Only 40 Compatant St Arm bona S3 Salad 55 Cat sound 56 Hamlat'a quaatlon 37 Franch lor "aummar” 58 Ssa aagls 59 Actor — Shartt 60 Indian walght DOWN 1 Touch with tho longus 2 Intsrwaavtng i C a MEDICINE U . „ . 4 Batora Jan. 5 Praaaaa C d k J ld U U L U ld ld U U LJU U k JLi LU JIJU U U UULJU WJUUK1UU □ Id a iiU ld U □ □ □ a u a a □ □ □ □ Lium □ □ □ UIULJL1 u u i u u UuH bJUJUklUU □□UlUUU UI1U H u c j□ L j lJ U E i] kJfcJU □ u u u u u u u uu lj □□LI LJkJlIUUUU IUUULIUUU ULJULJ UUUUUU U13U12JU ( lk iC O III i d H M H H ordars 16 Clarity through notaa 20 Baam 23 Ba mlatakan 25 Walking shorts 26 Eitlnct bird 27 Hlghlandsr 28 Boilngvictory sbbr. 30 Lattars ol alphabat 32 Food llama 33 Slar-ahapad 34 Actor — Oanaon 37 Mother ot Mila. 30 Sullivan and Asnar 41 Artificial wa­ ter channel 42 Houston ptaysr 43 Rats gaa 44 Peach — 47 Eight (prat.) 48 Weaving apparatus 50 Pitcher 52 Ravaranca 54 Eternally (post.) 8 Turnsd up 7 Napolson's laland 8 Brlal fashion 0 Subtls aarcaam 10 Ladlaa (Sp.) 11 Follow* WIN A T BRIDGE O Uy Phillip Alder There are ccnoln plays that bridge experts make because ihey "feel" rigid. II Is called "experience." In to d a y 's d e al, w h ic h I spotted In a magazine, many d e e la re rs at a to u rn a m e n t missed the best play — as did iIn- author who reported It. In the modern tournament game. North could rehid a lorelog two spades I In I It your I woover-one response can be made with only ll*or I I points, vnu most lump lo three spades mi ilit- second round lo force to game It the defenders begin with one hc.nl and two club tricks (In any order), followed by a third eluli from East. South has a nasty g u e s s Hut w hy should West lead a eluli lor I tie heart king)? M any Wests led a tru m p , which rail to South's seven. A p p a re n tly the unsuccessful declarers Immediately plaved off four rounds of diamonds, rolling the last In (lie dum m y. They cashed the spark- ace and led a heart off the dum m y. However. East won with (lie ace. gave Ills partner a diamond overrun and then collected tun club tricks to defeat the contract. Th e writer recommends rufling the diamond six In the d um m y at trick two. The n you cash dum m y's last top trum p and lead a lie-art However. It East has the nerve to play low. West cun win with the king and swili'li to d u b s Th e third round ol clubs promotes West's spade lack as Hit- fourth defensive trlck. Attacking clutis Immediately works, hut an expert would almost sulM'iinsctously lead the heart queen trom hand at trick two. opening communications. Now no defense causes pro­ blems. 101994. NEW SPAPER E N ­ TE R P R IS E ASSN NORTH ♦AK1 *9 9 4 1 4 1* II ♦ --- ♦ K J B782 WEST ♦ J 64 EAST ♦3 » A J 10 4J 9I 754 ♦ K 7543 ♦ 10 3 2 ♦ 10 5 ♦ A (J 4 SOUTH ♦ y to» a 7 2 ▼y 4AK y 6 ♦ 93 Vulnerable East-West Dealer. South South l ♦ 2♦ 4♦ W rit Pass Pass Pass North 2♦ 34 Pass East Pass Pass Pass Opening lead ♦ 4 HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YO UR B IR T H D A Y A p ril 10. 1904 In the year ahead yon might have more opportunities than you've hod In the past several years. >Jusl because they are abundant, they shouldn't he treated casually. A R IE S (March 21 -April 19) He cxlrcm cly selective at this time regarding Investments, as well as an ythin g that requires u financial risk, lids could he a eluincy urea where the odds may he not substantiated by the fuels. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The A stro -G ra p h M atchm aker In ­ stantly reveals which signs are rom antically |x-rfeet fur you. M a il $2 a n d a lo n g , se lfaddressed. stamped envelope lo Matchmaker. vJo this newspa­ per. P.O. Ikrx 44()f>. New York. N.Y. 10103. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Someone who offered you hud advise previously m ight u n ­ intentionally do I lie same thing again today. Th is person wants to he helpful, hut lacks the wherewithal to eki so. OEM1N1 (May 2 1-June 20) You might do the opposite today Don't cniburrnan yourscll today of that which Is required to by requesting a favor from a succeed. Success could be de­ hotshot pal who turned you nied you If you are dependent down previously. Th is Individual uses rejection asa power play. rather than Independent. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Dee. C A N C E R (June 21 J u ly 22) Your greatest opportunities to­ 21) Today rather than doing day are likely to pertain to your what needs doing, you might finances and career. However, focus oil your Intentions Instead. there nrc Indications associates Unfortunately, good Intentions may recognize their worth, but can't replace Indus!rlousncss. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . you might not. L E O (J u ly 23-Aug. 22) In 19) You may lx- a trlllc gullible order to achieve objectives to­ today and someone who Is aware day. you must he consistent ami of this might dangle n carrot at tenacio us. If y o u 're hoping the end of a stick. It could cause chuncc will lake care of every­ you to trot off after the unat­ thing In the long run. you could tainable. A Q U A R IU S (Jim. 20-Fcb. 19) he disappointed. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 If T r y to realize today that you you fall lo he realistic today, you cannot he all things to all people. might lull yourself Into a false You might lie required lo make a sense of security by thinking you painful choice and. If you full to have more clout than yo u r do so. It could hurt everyone opposition. Unfortunately. It concerned. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) might be the other way around. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It Methods and procedures are of might be wise today to let your extreme significance today, so mate handle the checkbook and don't lake on critical assign­ the credit cards. In your hands ments without having a specific they c o u ld he e x tra v a g a n t game plan In mind. Allow for wea|Hms for gunning down sur­ contingencies. C o p y rig h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R pluses. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. b y L e o n a r d S ta r r ANNIE ..THAT ISlASTlP POP'tMUARP WAS SUPPOSCP TO HAYf A O llO W tO ANN/f f l W recoup sue ia 4 W r r M7H A lt, SO-: £ j / 8 f l o o k ,.. iMf ONE Z.V/M J r ;-l M M , ..C0ULP H A DtKCLtCT, OR. Q o e rtu A A P , . O M IOO& h / a h d ... � 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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Xf f i ' ” xUm iA ‘ W EDNESDAY S a n fo r d 3 *»•*V #<r 30 Cents 1•-' H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Saminola County slnoa 1908 86th Yoar, No. 207 - Sanford, Florida W h e n a c h ild is a b u s e d School system adopts new policy for reporting By VICKI DotORMIIR □ Sports Horald Stall Writer Status Quo...almost SANFORD - T h e Sanford Little Major Baseball League opened the second half of Its season with oneupset among lire three games. □ See Page ID. □ People Cook of the Week SANFORD — Because legislation enacted last year In part removes the department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS) from In­ vestigating child abuse reports Involving public school employees acting In their official capacity, the Seminole County school Ixinril has adopted a written prototrol to deal with such situations here. "W e licllcve some sort of protocol needs to he I The students are our main priority. Their safety comes first. J -John Relchart put In place tn deal with such situations." John Reichert, the district ombudsman noted. All school district employees arc required by law to report any knowledge of or susplrlon of SANFORD — An Army veteran who spent time In Korea returns to Iter roots and settles nrar where she was born and reared elose to a big family who loves to cook and eat. BRIEFS Bombs drop tomorrow SANFORD — Fear not the nunhllng from the west tommorrow morning. It’s Just the Navy dropping real bombs at I’ lnecastlc Bombing Range In the southern Ocala National Forest. The testing will last only one Itour. from It) u.m. until 11 a.in. Although rarely felt In Seminole County, sonic residents west of Interstate 4 complained last month of rattling windows. By VICKI DolORMIER Horald Staff Wrltor Earth Day festivities in Sanford Accidents tie up M Scvcrul related auto accidents which may have Involved as many as a dozen cars tied up traffic only briefly on I-4 over Uikc Monroe this morning. Investigators from the Florida Highway Patrol said they were able to clear Hk- minor mishaps quickly and bad avoided heavy backups on the bridge at the Seminole and Volusia county line. Until the reports arc completed, however, a FHP spokesman said It Is still unclear hrtW many vehicles were Involved and how many separate accidents occurred. The s|M)kcsman speculated lliere was proba­ bly one accident and the others occurred as motorists tried to see what had happened In the fist mishap. FHP reported there were no injuries. Nixon takes turn for the worse NEW YORK — Former President Nixon suffered swelling of the brain In a turn for the worse one day after a stroke left him partially paralyzed on his right side and unable to speak. He was listed In critical condition early today. "One has to say his prognosis is guarded." Dr. Fred Plum, chief of neurology at New York Ilospltul-Corncll Medical Center, said late Tuesday. He said the brain swelling was the most serious threat. "These arc critical hours." For the first lime since Nixon was stricken Monday evening, doctors described Ills stroke as "m ajor." Rolling sentenced to death GAINESVILLE - Serial killer Danny Harold Rolling was sentenced to die In the electric chair today for murdering five college students In a bloody crime spree that terrorized tills universi­ ty town. [ See Abuse. Page BA Sawyer wins Lake Mary seat on commission □ See Page 3B. SANFORD — The Sanford Sccncic Improve­ ment Hoard will celebrate Earth Day on Friday and Saturday with a pair of tree plantings In Ft. Mellon Park. The event will lake place on the grounds surrounding theSunlord Museum. Friday's tree planting will take place at IO a.in. and will he followed by a celebration of Earth Day that will Include a variety of teachings and celebrations of llic earth that will continue until 4 p.m. On Saturday morning at 9 a.m. there will he another tree planted near Hk museum to commemorate (tic environmental celebration. child abuse, neglect or abandonment to the Florida Abuse Hotline. However. If the abuse comes at the hands of a school employee, the Hotline employees will refer the call to a local law enforcement agency. HRS no longer has Jurisdiction over such cases. "T h e Seminole County sheriff's office or the appropriate law enforcement agency fur the location will receive the call and Initiate the appropriate Investigation." Lt. John Thorpe of the Seminole County sheriff1s office explained. H»i*M Photo b , Apryl KonUlon Sheila Sawyer, left, Is congratulated by supporter Mary Wolff. Sobriety tests are now ‘tasks’ LAKE MARY - Sheila Sawyer says activities as an advocate for citizens' rights In Lake Mary will serve her well In her position as the uewly-eleeted commissioner In that rlty. Yesterday's run-off election be­ tween Sawyer and developer Patrick Callaway decided who would till the posit Ion led vacant by A It "D oc" Yore who died In January. Sawyer got 53.8 percent tif the 950 voles that were cast In the balloting yesterday. “ I think tills term will tie very In te re s tin g ." said Saw yer this morning. "1 will be liellcr able to Horald Stall Writer SANFORD — It's really Just a matter of semantics, law enforcement officers say of the ruling by three Seminole County Judges yester­ day regarding roadside sobriety n*is While the three Judges. Fredrtc Hill. Marlene Alva and .John Sloop ruled several roadside sobriety tests are not scientifically reliable as evidence of a suspect's Intoxication. Lt. Jerry Riggins of the Seminole County sheriff's office said the changes arc merely procedural. "T h ey are really minor changes and certainly ones we ran live with." said Riggins. The ruling staled that the tests were not scientifically accurate as final determinations of sobriety. The tests, which under the ruling must be called "behaviors" or "tasks." can still be administered. The behaviors Included In the ruling Include reciting the alpliuhet backward, touching a finger to the nose, standing on one leg and walking a straight line. "W e can still do all those things." Riggins said. Harald Photo b , Kalla, Mltchall Goldsboro sonlors Tuosday slrotch It to tho limits during an oxorclso session with Paul Frlckman ol Florida Hospital. Tho oxorclse Is part ol Iho weekly Projoct CAR.E., hold at tho Wost Sanlord Boys & Girls Club. Tho senior program Is oxpandlng mooting tlmos to Tuesday and Thursday, and will include a numbor ol services and guost spoaKers. □ Sec Drunk, Page BA Flea market proposal draws flak A foggy day in Sanford town Horoaoope...... Movies............ Nation............. Comlos.......... C rm iw o rd ... .........4B Poopto............. D*ar Ahhy.... ...........SB Polloo.............. Sohool Menu.. Deaths...... . Sports............. Dr. Qott......... ■dltorlsl....... ......... 4A Television...... Woathor.......... Florida.......... Bridge........... By J. MARK BARFIELD __ B B , 7 B Horald Sonlor Stall Writer___________ Afternoon showers likely Variable cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. High In the inld to upper 80s. Wind east 5 to lOniph. Harald Photo b , Tommy Vlncanl For more woather, soo Page 2A Related Editorial, Page 4A By VICKI DaSORMIER IN D E X d [ Bee Sawyer. Page BA Lovin’ every minute of it Prom s ta ll and wire reporta L understand what the other side...the commission goes through In muklug a decision that Is for the good of the whole community." Hoarse from nearly two months of campaigning. Sawyer said she will take a few days to rest and r e a c q u a ln t h e r s e lf w ith her children, whom she praised for patience and uudcrstandlnd during the campaign that took her and her husband away from the bouse on many evenings and weekends. "I couldn't have done tills without the support of my loving husbnud and my children through these weeks of very hard work." she said. Crossing U S. Highway 17-92 at 25th Street was a little moro perilous about 8 this morning under a curtain ol log. Still-cool mornings, coupled with warmer, molster afternoons aro responsible. SANFORD — The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce criticised a decision by the Seminole County Planning and Zoning Commission earlier this month to recommend a 458-booth flea market at the In­ tersection of Interstate 4 and Stntc Road 40. And a Seminole County commis­ sioner said the county needs to decide whether Its tntly dedicated to Industrial development. PfliZ members voted 4-2 April 6 to recommend county commissioners approve Seminole Marketplace In 1-4 Industrial Park. The 26W-acrc site Is north of the Cracker Barrel restaurant now under construction. Chamber executive director Dave Farr said the proposal Is contrary to the county's own economic devel­ opment goals established last year. [ Bee Flea, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �2A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, April 20, 1994 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS THE S TA TE Legislative business Interstate banking passes in defensive session for business find It tougher to gel credit. Execution stayed in Stewart case By ADAM YIOMANS Associated Pross Wrltor STARKE - A federal Judge has stayed today s scheduled execution of Roy Allen Stewart, convicted of the rape anti strangulation of an elderly woman from n pioneering South Florida family. The execution set for 7 a.m. EDT today was blocked Tuesday evening by U.S. District Judge Kenneth Ryskamp. Rysknmp issued the 48-hour stay less than 11 hours before the time Stewart was scheduled to die In the electric chair at Florida State Prison outside Starke. In Tallahassee, Gov. Lawton Chiles was Immediately contacted about the Btny, said Carolyn Snurkowskl, director of criminal appeals at the Attorney General's Office. She said Chiles was expected to reschedule the execution "probably before" the current slay expires Friday morning. It was the fourth time Stewart, 38. had been on the brink o f execution. Earlier this week, on Monday, the state Supreme Court lifted a slay. TALLAHASSEE - Florida business based lls successes In the 1994 legislative session more on what It stopped thun what it accomplished. Lnwmnkcis agrerd to open the state to unfettered interstate banking but failed lo pass heal lb care reforms and regulatory rcllrf sought by business lobbyists. Business claimed Its biggest victory In the waning hours of the session when (he Senate refused to consider legislation pushed by trial Inwycrs that could limit blame In civil lawsuits. "Up until the closure. 1 think we were really looking nt a very disappointing session," said Bob McKnlght. executive vice president of the Florida Chamber of Com­ merce, one of the state’s largest business organizations. When the session started In February. Interstate banking looked to be one of the hottest Issues. But any dispute faded when Barnett Banks Inc., the Inrgest Florida-based bank, and community bankers decided not to fight the legislation. NationsBank and First Union Corp., both Sex used to try to get suspect to talk TALLAHASSEE — A lawyer for one o f the teen-agers charged with killing a British tourist last fall accused authorities of using sex to try to get the suspect to talk about the murder. An Informant and two women took John Cramitle. 17. to a Tallahassee motel about two weeks after the Sept. 14 murder "with the Intent o f doing whatever the woman had to do to Mr. Crumble, Including having sex with Mr. Crumble." Tampa lawyer Dwight Wells said In a motion filed last week. Wells asked Circuit Judge F.E, Stelnmeyer to dismiss first-degree murder and attempted murder charges against Crum It Ic because of "prosecutorial mtscond uct." Crumble, who was 10 at the time o f the murder, has been accused along with three other teens with the murder of Briton Gary Colley during a botched robbery attempt at an Interstate 10 rest stop near Tallahassee Sept. 14. Colley's companion. Margaret Ann Jagger, was wounded. Assistant Stntc Attorney Mike Schneider In a written response Tuesday said the accusations by Cnimltlc's lawyer were 'Tactually Inaccurate, legally frivolous and worded to appeal to a forum other than that o f this court." He asked the judge to deny the motion. TAMI’A — Women who want to play golf at times previously reserved for men will have to pay us much as men. says the general manager of country club In the Tampa area. But that policy, designed to conform with a recent attorney general's opinion thul male-only tec times arc Illegal, also Is discriminatory, says a lawyer for two women who filed a new complaint with the slate. David Devine, general manag­ er o f the Carrollwood Village Golf A Tenuis Club, says he Is treating all members equally by requiring women listed us de­ pendents. on their husbands' memberships to pony up a $5(X) fee and higher monthly dues to also become members and play on Saturday mornings. The new rule restricts those lee times lo members and one guest per member. It replaced one that allowed only men lo Ice offal those times. "W hile, yes. I want to do what Is morally right, I'm In it to make sure the country club Is prof­ itable." Devine said. "I'v e found what I think Is an untapped market." He said the policy applies equally to men listed us depen­ dents on their w ives’ m em ­ bership. I t 's s t i l l d is c r im in a t o r y liccuusc couples customarily list husbunds' names first, said Rosemary Armstrong, u lawyer for two women who have filed a complaint against Carrollwood. "On one hand, lie's trying to appease women, but on the other he's trying to tuke advan­ tage," she said. "Tn gel the status uf the man she has to pay m o re m o n e y . I t 's d l s • criminatory." Orlando man faces five years, fine CONCORD. N.H. — A former executive o f American Hondu Co. faces five years In prison and a 5250.000 fine for hls role In what prosecutors say was a S10 million bribery scheme. Damien Budnlck. 45, Is the ninth former official to admit guilt. He pleaded guilty Tuesday In U.S. District Court In Concord to obstruction of Justice. In exchange, prosecutors agreed to drop a charge of conspiracy to commit mall fraud. Budnlck. of Orlando. Ffa.. pleaded Innocent In March. Four other executives also have.pleaded Innocent and are awaiting trial. Budnlck may testify against them. Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Connolly wouldn't comment on what Budnlck’s plea meant to. the government’s case against the other four. Prosecutors say executives ucccpted cash nnd gifts from dealers. Including Rolex watches, luxury cars and real estate, and defrauded the company through kickbacks from sales and advertising accounts. Dennis Josleyn of Penn Valley, Calif.; John Blllmeyer of Raleigh. N.C., Stanley Cardlges of Lagunu Hills. Calif.; and David Pedersen of Roswell, Ga.. have pleaded Innocent. Budnlck may testify at their trials. Budnlck'B lawyer. David Garfunkcl, said hls client was cooperating with the government but wouldn't say why Budnlck changed hls plea. Budnlck worked for Honda from 1985 to 1991 In Hampton nnd Florida. He may be required to pay restitution, Connolly said, Fantasy 5 1510-2-1-25 Cash 3 7-0-5 Play 4 S-7-4-7 Published Duty and Sunday, except Saturday by The Sanlord Marald, Inc. 300 N. French Ava., Sanlord. Fla. 33771 Second Claaa Poalaga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing offices. Poalmaatar: Sand address changaa lo THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Box ISS7, Sanlord, FL 3277M I0T. Subscription Ratta (Daily A Sunday) Home Da It vary Wall 3 Months 119 50 $24.00 S Months 339.00 144 00 1 Vsar 179.00 199.00 Florida Raaldanta must pay 7% aalaa tax In addition lo ralaa above. Phone (407) 322-33H. Lawmakers decided defendant* should hr hdd liable for the portion o f non-economlc damages their negligence caused. Damages for lost wages, medical treatment nnd other economic losses could be collected from a)| defendants In a lawsuit. The new debate started last summer when the stale Supreme Court ruled that anyone who was resjxmstblc for an accident Hint led to a lawsuit could he blamed for the accident nnd not Just those named in the lawsuit. The Florida Academy of Trial Lawyers proposed changing the court's ruling to limit blame to those named in lawsuits and reduce a backlog of civil suits in slate courts. H n iM Photo by S uti-i Wanner Higher heights Proston Scott, 9, and hlo cousin. Kolth, 6, mako tholr way through tho tanglos ol an old oak tree at Lake Golden Park, Sanford. Tho advenlurous young men scurried up Iho branchos lo oscapo clangors on Iho ground as Ihoy playod mako bellevo on a warm spring day. Transportation chief pitches air services corp. to controllers By Aaaoolatad Press TAMPA — Transportation Secretary Federico Pena told the nation's ulr-truffic controllers that the Clinton administration's plan to privatize the national alr-lrufric control system would mod­ ernize the antiquated equipment used daily. "W e need to change tile whole culture of the ATC system to permit flexibility. Ingenuity and efficiency to come to the fore." Pena told the National Air Traffic Controllers Association Tuesday. "W e need to ensure that safely remains our No. 1 priority as we make these changes." And the best way to do that, he said, would he for the NATCA to support the proposed Air Services Corporation, which would run the nation's ATC system much like Amtrak runs America's railroads. Pena spoke at NATCA's biannual convention, held this year at the Hyatt Regency Wcstshorc In Tampa. In hls speech, he equaled the Clinton plan to reform the country's ATC system with the president's national health care plan and Vice President Gore's blueprint for streamlining Hie federal bureaucracy. He stressed that all of these efforts arc a commitment on the administration's part to help "working men and women." Pena told NATCA's membership about horror stories lie's heard from controllers across Hie nation who work with outdated equipment and are hampered by lengthy procurement pro­ cedures whenever they tried lo gel updated safety devices. TH E W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST BXTINDBD OUTLOOK Tonight: A 20 percent chance of evening showers nnd thun­ derstorms then becoming fair. V VJ'A. r \J''S Low In the low to mid 60s. Light ----------- 1 wind. SATURDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY THURSDAY Thursday: Vnrlublc cloudiness WEDNESDAY Ptly cldy 84-04 Ptly cldy 84-64 Ptly cldy 84-64 Ptly cldy 87-07 w ith scattered showers nnd Ptly cldy 84-64 thunderstorms. High In the mid to upper 80s, Wind southeast 10 mph. Chance of min 40 percent. TIDR8 MOON PHA8KS STATISTICS Extended forecast: Friday: THURBDAYi T h e high tem pcralu re In Partly cloudy with scattered SOLUNAR TABLE) Mill. 2:00 Sanford Tuesday was 85 de­ show ers and thunderstorm s a.m., 2:15 p.in.; MaJ. 6:05 a.m.. grees and lhe overnight low was mainly during the afternoon. 8:30 p.m. TIDES; Daytona 63 as reported hy the University Highs In the mid to upper 80s. NEW FIRST Beach; highs, 4:17 a.m., 4:56 of Florida Agricultural Research S n tu rd a y th rou gh S u n d ay: April 11 April 19 p.m.; lows, 10:41 a.m., 11:14 anil Education Center, Celery Partly cloudy with widely scat­ p.m .; New Smyrna Beach: Avenue. tered sh o w e rs and th u n ­ highs. 4:22 a.rn., 5:01 p.m.; Recorded rainfall for the derstorms m ainly afternoons lows, 10:46 a.m., 11:19 p.m.: p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 a.m . Cocoa Beach: highs. 4:37 a.in.. Wednesday, totalled .01 of an FLORIDA T IM P t LAST FULL 5:16 p.m.; lows. 11:01 a.m.. Inch. May 2 April 25 City HI Lo Pel 11:34 p.m. The temperature at 10 a.m. Daylone Beach 11 41 00 today was 76 degrees and FI LaudBaach 15 74 .00 BOATING BBACH CONDITIONS Fort Myers to Wednesday's overnight low was 70 .1 17 Gainesville 91 54 00 75, us recorded hy Hie National St. Auguatlne to Jupiter Inlet Daytona Beach: Waves arc Homestead mm 74 ,mm Jacksonville 15 53 00 Tonight: Wind southeast to Weather Service at the Orlando 1-2 feet with a slight chop. Key W ail 15 .00 ;i Current Is to the north with n south 5 lo 10 knots. Seas 1 to 3 International Airport. Lakeland M 45 47 Other Weather Service data: I'ect. Bay and Inland waters a water temperature of 74 degrees. M iam i 44 74 .00 Pensacola n 47 .00 New Smyrna Beacht Waves light chop. W idely seultercil □Tuesday's high.............. 86 Sarasota at 41 oo □ Barometric pressure.30.14 arc 1-2 feet and semi choppy. sh ow ers and thunderstorm s TalJahctia* $5 55 00 □Relative Humidity....79 pet Current Is stationary with a mainly soulli part. Thursday: Tampa at 47 .04 □ Winds............North 3 mph Varo Beech $] 47 .tr water temperature o f 74 degrees. Wind southeast 10 knots. Seas I W P alm Baach $4 74 tr ! Rainfall......... 35 of an In. to 3 feel. Bay and Inland waters a ligh t ch op. A few, th u n ­ □ Sunset................ 7t54 p.m. □ Sunrise...............6:54 a.m. derstorm;) near shore during the afternoon. C W e d n e s d a y , A p ril 20. 1994 V o l. 86 , N o 207 based In Charlotte, N.C,, led the push for Interstate banking mi they could expand outside a com pact that limited bank expansions to 13 Southeastern states for the past decade. Interstate banking takes clfect May I. 1995 and proponents said It would lead to greater competition among financial In­ stitutions, lower Interest rales on loans and higher rates for deposits. ' The legislation allows out-of-stnte banks to buy Institutions In Florida as long as their stales allow Florida banks to buy Institu­ tions In those states. In addition, out-of-slate banks could only buy stnte-chartered banks Hint are at least two years old. Critics of Interstate banking mild Florida could lose deposits nnd Jobs to othrr stales while small and start-up businesses may By Associated Pross TAMPA — A circus train brukeman tested positive for drugs after a derailment earlier this year Hint killed two performers, u rail official told a federal Investigative panel. "Whether the positive drug test Is causal or Just coincidental Is something we still need to find out," said Mike Benson, a spokesman for the National Transportation Sufcty Board. The disclosure came during NTSB hearings Tuesday on llie Jan. 13 derailment of a Kingltng Bros, nnd Itanium A Bailey circus train near Lakeland. About five miles before the derailment, the llirae-mcmher crew conducted a safety Inspection of the train Hint turned up no problems. A wheel on one or the cars broke apart about 2 ,/i miles before 1U cars careened off the tracks, killing a clown and an elephant trainer. The 53-car circus train, en route from St. Petersburg to Orlando with >50 workers and 60 animals aboard, was staffed with an engineer, conductor and brakeman employed by CSX Transportation Inc. John Williams, n CSX superintendent, testified that the brakeman flunked a substance abuse test hours after the derailment. Williams did not name the drug or Identify the brakeman, who Is In the company's rehabilitation program. M IA M I - H ero aro Ih o w inning numbors se le c te d Tuesday In Iho Florida Lottery: -B ob McKnlght "I don't think It's a minus for Florida, n may b<- a plus." said Gov. Lawton Chiles. What Interstate banking lacked in fireworks was made up In Hie high-powered lobbying battle between business groups and the state's trial lawyers. In 1986. lawmakers reformed Hie slate's "joint and several" liability doctrine that allowed victims to collect damages from whomever had the money. Play with men, then pay, golf club says Crew member tested positive for drugs LOTTERY i Up until the closure, I think we were really looking at a very d is a p p o in tin g session. ■ o d 1 NATIONAL TIM P8 high and ovarnlghl lo w lo lp m EDT. City HI La Prc Anchoraga 45 3t Atlanta 44 54 A tlantic City 15 5) Baltimore 47 54 B illing* 77 47 Birmingham 15 d Bismarck 43 10 Boise 17 57 Bolton 73 41 01 Burlington,VI 77 18 Charleston,* C 77 44 M 47 Charleston,W.Va Charlotte.N C S3 lr Cheyenne 44 44 Chicago 70 44 Clavaland 45 53 Concord. N It 44 30 D a lla t FI Worth 17 43 Denver 75 41 Das Moines 70 45 01 Detroit 47 54 Honolulu SI M Houston $4 44 Indianapolis 74 41 Jackson.Miss 14 54 Kansas City 77 54 Las Vegas t5 45 L illie Rock 14 57 Los A ngtlo t 77 60 Memphis IS St Milwaukee 70 43 .01 Mpls SI Paul 5t 45 Nashville 15 57 New Orleans 17 57 New York City 14 SI .03 Oklahoma City 17 51 Omaha 70 43 Phlladalphla 43 St Pheenli tl H Pittsburgh 73 ai Portland.Maine 53 34 to SI Louis 74 64 Salt Lake City 13 54 Seattle 45 so Washington.DC. $7 60 011k cdy cdy dr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy dr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy rn cdy Cdy cdy cdy cdy dr dr cdy cdy cdy Cdy dr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy dr cdy cdy d r* clr Cdy cdy cdy cdy rn cdy �Pn* Sanford Her»ld, Sanlord, Florida - Wednesday, April 20, 1994 Ruling: New sensitivity on court POLICE BRIEFS ■y LAURIS A S tIO An AP News Analysis Prostitution alleged Cynthia Mnualia Huston, 21. 401 Sun Shadow, Altamonte Springs, wan charged with ( wd counts of assignation to commit prostitution hy Sanford Police on Saturday. Police report Huston offered to perform both oral sex and have sexual Intercourse with two undercover officers In exchange for $20. She was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $ 100. . WASHINGTON - A new Supreme Court ruling cements retiring Justice Harry A. Dlackmun's status as a champion o f Women's rights and ofTers dramatic proof of the high court's Increased sensitivity to women's role In America. Dlarkmun wrote for the court Tuesday as It voted 0-3 lo outlaw the practice of excluding people from Juries because of I heir sex. Such actions by prosecutors and defense lawyers perprluutc "archaic anti overbroad stereotypes" ubout men and women and violate t he Constitution's guarantee of equal protection, said Dlackmun, who plans lo retire from thr court this summer. Coming 21 years aflrr he wrote thr landmark Roe vs. Watle abortion rights opinion, T u esd a y's ruling establishes Dlackmun ns "the most vocal supporter of equal rights for women on the court," said Jane Larson, a Northwestern University law professor. Warrant arrest David Matthew Wilson. 22. ft 18 S. Palmetto Avc.. Sanford, was charged In connection with warrants Tor fraudulent use of a credit card and with burglary to a struture. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held without bond. Drug charges Kenneth Van Ifevun, 18. I l l Itlver Park Court, Longwood. was arrested on drug-related charges Mondny afternoon. A Lake Mary policeman rc|K>rted finding an unoccupied car parked along the slrcelslde by nn Eagle Creek residence. The policeman questioned Devon nnd another person who were nenrby anti reported Devon allowed him to senreh the car for contraband. The policeman reported finding a small amount of marijuana after searching a backpack which Devon Identifier! as his. Kelly Arlene Armstrong, 1H, 500 Oak Avc.. Apt. 11. Sanford, was arrested on a drug-related charge Monday afternoon. Sanford police. Invesllgatlhg another matter, rcjxirt Armstrong produced a "crack " pipe and three pieces of cocaine. Armstrong was held on charges of possession of cocaine and drug paraphernntlu. Aggravated assault Wendy Ann Qreld. 23, of DcDary. was arrested on a charges o f aggravated assault and criminal mischief by Sanford (xrllcc Monday afternoon. l-arry Link, owner of Auto World. 4274 S. Orlando Drive. rejNrrted Greld ripped his office telephone from the widl outlet and threw It across his office, smashing It Into a desk. Link rc|>orlcd Greld threatened In strike him. Domestic violence Kelly Joe Porter, 37. 1009 E. Second St.. Apt. 2. Sanford, was arrested on a domestic violence charge after his llve-in girlfriend reported he slapped her during a dispute. Warrant arrests filed The following wanted persons were taken Into custody: • Avery Malone Grace. 18. 109 Cumberland Circle. Longwood: on charges of vehicular hurglury and grand theft. • Jessie Dudley Lewis, 20, 102 Anderson Avc,. Sanford: on a robbery wllli a deadly wcajKm probation violation charge. • Lavasher Sharia Williams. 23, 71 Seminole Gardens. Sanford: on a residential burglary charge. , • Domlclun Trnvlc Tillman, 20. 1724 W. 14th St.. Sanford: on an armed hurglury probation violation charge. • Patricia Carol Fulsal. 20. 552 Whlsperwood. Longwood; on a charge of failure to appear in court lo answer to a marijuana possession charge. • Haudall Edward Doslon. 19. 455 McLuIn Lane. Geneva: on n charge of failure to appeur 111 court to answer to a criminal mischief churge. • Russell Andrew Huttery Sr., 18031) Landing Drive, Snnford; on n charge of failure lo appeur In court to answer to a charge of failure to report for weekend Jail time. Crimes reported to deputies The following crimes were reportrd lo Seminole County deputies: Burglaries and thefts • Lake Mary High School. 655 Longwood-Lake Mary Road near Lake Mary; $160 compact disk player reported taken from a storage shed sometime between 2:30 p.m. March 23 and 7 a.m April 4. • Stone Gate South. Uavensbrook; briefcase and computer disks valued at $1,035 reported taken from a vehicle sometime Monday between 1 u.m. nnd 6:20 n.m. Damage to the vehicle was reported at $300. • 300 block Whitcomb Drive. Geneva: television and other Items valued at $1,064 reported taken sometime Monday between 5:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. • 200 block South Shudowbay Doulcvnrd. Shadowbay: Jewelry valued at $3,250 reported taken sometime Monday between 10:20 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. • Seminole Honda-Kuwaaakt. 3401 U.S. Highway 17-92. near Longwood: three generators vulucd at $1,800 rcjrortcd taken sometime between 6 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday. By LINDA D IU T1C H AP Special Correspondent LOS ANGELES Rodney King, having won $3.8 million from the city for his 1991 beating. Is now going alter the officers who delivered the blows. A Jury awarded the motorist $3,810,535.45 In compensatory damages Tuesday. In the next phase o f the case, starling Thursday, the Jury will decide whether 14 defendants — In­ cluding the policemen who lieut King, bystander officers and former Police Chief Daryl Gates — should he made to pay punitive damages. The verdict Tuesday was far below the $15 million King sought but well above the $800,000 that illy attorneys said during the trial was a fair sum. Punitive damages, which are meant to punish and deter wrongdoing, are often vastly larger than compensatory dam­ ages. which cover a victim's medical hills, pain ami snllerlng and loss of future earnings. King's lawyer. Milton Grimes, said the Jury could add enough to bring the total up lo Hie $15 million wanted. "I still believe that Rodney King's jisycblc damages and loss of rnjoymrnt of life exceeds any other case we have seen from police brutality, and that's why we asked for $15 m illion ," Grimes said. The city remained ealm alter the verdict, which came two years after the acquittal o f four officers on slate charges touched off riots that claimed 55 lives. Joseph Duff, prcsld"nt <,f die local chapter of the National Association for the Advanccmcni of Colored People, said the a m o u n t a w a rd e d w as " a measure of the depth o f pain ami suffering and the understanding that there Is permanent Injury to him." "I really hope that we cun now close tile I>ook on the entire Rodney King tragedy" ami focus attention on racism, Jobs, educa­ tion ami other Issues vital lo black residents, said John Muck, president of the Los Angeles Urban League. No King. 29. was not In the courtroom for the verdict. Dut Ills lawyer said Hie former con­ struction worker nnd ex-convlct "was not disappointed” with the amount. " W e think that this Is a satisfactory result." said City Attorney James Hahn. The verdict came on the fourth da y rif d e lib e r a tio n s hy a multiracial Jury. King, who Is black, claimed In the Ihrce-wrek civil trial that while officers beat him after a r Anything Missing From This Picture? •" It's the old man, silly! Bring him " if you want... but he is entirely optional! Remember... You Needn't a Father, a Husband, or a Pitchfork with You to Shop Here! 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He also recalled his assailants yelling racial epithets — a point disputed In the two previous criminal trials — and pointed nut what he claimed was the word " n i g g e r ” In an e n h a n c e d soundtrack of the healing. Living Wills • Durable Powers of Attorney Do Not Resuscitate •Order Forms Provided and Completed FREE April 29 • 11 AM • 521 Physicians Plaza SR 434 RESERVATIONS REQUESTED » 1-800-624-5498 SPECIAL BUY Co sts. traffic stop because of his race. In closing arguments. K in g 's, lawyers elevated him to the stature o f such civil rights heroes as I fir Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.. Mctlgar Event and Malcolm X. Experts testifying for King said he had suffered permanent brain damage. City luwyers sought lo minimize King's Injuries, elic­ iting testimony about tils drug nnd alcohol use and a previous robbery conviction. King himself gave his most 1994 CHANGES - FREE LIVING WILL WORKSHOP SOUTH SEMINOLE HOSPITAL • LONGWOOD FOR WOMEN C l o s in g ■1 It addressed a gender-based equal-protection Issue In .1982. when the court said states cannot bur men from government-supported nursing schools. Such a policy "tends to perpetuate the s te r e o ty p e d v ie w o f n u rsin g ns an exclusively woman's Job." wrote O'Connor, who became the first female Justice only a year earlier. Dlackmun's Jury-scicctlou opinion used several pages lo criticize the court's earlier reliance on such stereotypes. In 1872 (he court said slates could refuse to let women practice law because their "paramount destiny" was to be wives and mothers, he noted. Dut starting In 1971, Kennedy noted In a separate opinion, the high court has Issued more than 20 decisions creating a “ strong presumption" that gender-based govern­ ment classifications are invalid. Some of those rulings were won by the court's newest member. Justice Ruth Dader Glnslnirg, who argued several cases before the court during the 1970s as a pioneering women's rights advocate. / Dut not everyone sees Dlackmun's con­ tribution In such a positive light. "H e Is not a very distinguished Justice," said Michael McConnell, u luw professor at the University of Chicago. "H e Is praised because of reaching the 'right' result In one case (Roc) and a few more will chccr this." Some legal experts viewed Dlackmun's opinion In the Jury-selection case ns the predictable result of hl» steadily Increasing liberalism since Richard M. Nixon named him to the court In 1970. Dlackmun announced early this year that he would no longer vote to uphold the death penalty. The Jury-selection decision also repre­ sented a logical progression for the court from Its rulings sturtlng In 1986 that barred prosecutors and defense lawyers from excluding potential Jurors because o f race, said Amerlcun University law professor Herman Schwartz. "Look who Joined him In this." Schwartz said, adding that Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and Sandra Day O'Connor "are not exactly flaming liberals." O’Connor wrote for tile court ttic last time Rodney King now seeks to punish officers Drug arrest There’s never been a better time to get a home equity loan from SunBank for home improvements, a car loan, college education or any worthwhile purpose, first of all. SunBank makes it convenient. We pay all closing costs on home equity loans up lo *50,000* if you apply by June 30. So you’ll immediately save hun­ dreds of dollars. Plus, SunBank's interest rates are lower than they've been in 15 years. And the interest may be 3A D O I N a 'it # H I U H T '" Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 • Sanford �vffl Editorials/Opinions 4A - S a n lo rd H e ra ld . S a n fo rd . F lo rid a - W e d n e s d a y , A p ril 20, 1994 S a n fo r d H e r a ld (USPS 4fl 1-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407.322-2611 or 831-9903 W a y n a D. D oyle, P u b lis h e r an d E ditor S U B S C R IP T IO N RATE: 3 M o n th a ..........................................$ 1 9 .5 0 6 M o n th a ................ 839.00 1 Y e w ................................................$ 7 8 .0 0 Florida R aaldanta m uat pa y 7% aalaa la x In addition to rataa above. EDITORIAL Full commission tends to business T h e C ity o f Lak e M ary has n new commissioner. Sheila Sawyer was elected last night as n result of the rim-off election. For the first time since trie passing of commissioner A.H. "D o c" Jore on January 27 of this year, the city will have a full commission. There have been five regular commission meetings since Jorc’s death. Many Items brought up for consideration could have been defeated with tied votes In the four-man group. Yet not one Item was bothered by the short commission. This is a compliment to Mnyor Lowry Rockett, and commissioners George Duryca. Gary FJrcndcr and David Mcalor. They have proven they arc good representatives of the city by studying and Investigating the vnrlous Issues. They also arc willing to listen to what each other and the city staff has to say nbout n matter before easting a vote. Now, with that fifth scut to be filled beginning with tomorrow night's meeting, we urge a continuation of this service to Lake Mary. BEN WATTENBERG T h e p ast 10, and Rachel, my youngest daughter, a wonderful child who has brought Joy to her parents. Just celebrated her 10th birthday. And I am 00. I muse now uboul what happened In the world during her first 10 years and wonder what, God willing, she mny huve seen when she celebrales her 60th birthday. In 1984. when Rachel was born, the Cold War was still thrashing the global currents. It seemed normal. Now It seems bizarre. What we have presently are the normal uhnurmulltlrs of h u m an k in d : sm all w ars, eth n ic hatred, ussnsslnatlous. recessions, epidem ics, de­ pressions. Inflations and commercial mischief. Gone are the days of two sujrerpowcrs with fleets of nuelenr missiles alined threateningly at each other. 1 don't think that danger will reappear. Hut we ought to mnke sure. Serious nuclear non­ proliferation should be a major foreign policy goal. The next 50 years may not see a change as great ns the end of the Cold War. It gave a boost to the concepts of democracy and markets. Those Ideas. American In their current form, seem well ensconced. They will expand, albeit with turbulence. That should lead to a more prosperous world: that's what markets yield. th e n e x t 5 0 y e a rs And n more pcuccful world: that's what democracies yield. So. to those who say we mortgaged Rachel's future by b o rr o w in g m on ey that she will have to pay off, I say pshaw! Children today have more going for them than did ch ildren born In the • 1930s (like me). We bought som e o f the good stuff with Rachel’s £ My youngest future Income, hut It daughter, a was a fine Invest­ wonderful child ment. for them. who has Science will march brought joy to on. New medicines her parents, Just w ill appear. Some celebrated her diseases will trecome 10th birthday. curable or (rentable. And I am 00. P e o p le w ill liv e longer. It's a miracle of our time. Hut we will be relearning something we should know already: Progress Is often the absence of specific miseries. It doesn't oBer happiness. There are plenty o f free, healthv. JACK ANDERSON M ore conservative than im agined WASHINGTON — Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is one of Rush Llmhuogh's "dllloheads" who listens to tapes of the controversial radio host while lie exercises at the gym. Thomas, whose view of I lie world Is through Hu- tens ol the ultnicouservallve Llmbnugh. refuses to read die Washington Post or New York Times because of the "liberal thus In die mainstream media." " T h e y c a n sa y “ * anything they want a b o u t m e . " sa id T h o m a s . Iu a soon-to-be-released hook idioul the jxjIi i lent career ol tils c lo s e frien d. Sen. Orrlu Hutch, R-Utuh. "1 will never read them again lo see It." In "L e a d in g the Charge. Orrln Hatch a n d 20 Y e a r s o f A m e r ic a ." au th or Lee Roderick giilncc The citizens voted on u four-person slate during the first try for this seat In March. They then selected from the two In the run-off yesterday. We congratulate Sawyer on the victory. Lake Mary has a great deal of growth and expansion coming In the next few years. We are pleased that the people want you as part of It. ■iili him e i-u ijo -till * i 'in- " LETTERS illlln nfii <uilI l, i riOtrnj in Concern for animals As mi employee mid volunteer o f the Humane Society of Seminole County from 1991 to March of 1993. I feci obligated lo draw attention to mi Issue (hut I believe demands Immediate mid drastic attention. I am referring lo (he lack o f knowledge mul education regarding animals displayed by the employees. I work Tor n local animal hospital. 1 am uppallcd at not only the condition o f some of the animals brought directly from the shelter, but ulso at the Ignorance of the new owners, though no fault o f their own. Let me explain. Roughly three months ugo. u kitten Just adopted from the Seminole County shelter came In for Its free vet check. The condition o f this animal was utroclous. Not only did It have Coccldlu, Glurdlu. ear mites, and ringworm, but was five or six weeks old. The new owners knew nothing nbout these problems, or how to take Hire o f the kitten properly. Now this tells me two thlngN. First, the staff had so little knowledge that they let a slx-weck-old kitten go to a new home with severe problems, and secondly, they arc Just not educat­ ing prospective owners. One of the main purposes o f this shelter la to educate the general public about the cure and maintenance of animals. The couplc In this case learned nothing, utul were forced to return the kitten. Unfortunately, Incidents such us these are not uncommon. 1 have seen dogs with dcmodccttc mange, hcartworms, fleas, and countless other ullmcnts pass through my clinic doors, all adopted from the Humane Society o f Seminole County and all with owners who are totally unuware of the problems. Within the past four months. 90 percent of the kittens coming In from the shelter have cur rnltcs. and many o f the new puppy owners know nothing about heurtworm preventive or house­ breaking. I am astounded that simple and extremely Important things like these arc not even discussed! During the period of my employment, not only did we hand oul material lo the new owners concerning these things, but we ulso look it u[Kin ourselves to be sure they really understood It. It Is a shame the standards huve deteriorated so greatly that the animals tire now suffering. In conclusion, I believe one o f the major problems with the Humane Society of Seminole County at the present time Is the Inck o f knowledge on the part of the employees. No one can be blamed for this oversight but the Individuals rcsponsbllc for hiring. One o f two things must be done. Either hire new employees that have the skills and knowledge necessary to do the Job right, or educate the current employees. Perhaps then the animals will huve a chance to go to safe und happy homes. I was ulso very unhuppy to read about the expulsion of Humane Society members who were very dedicated to not only the animals but to the operation of the shelter Itself. How very sad that the people who am running the society icel that they can Just cxjicl people without their even having the opportunity to defend themselves, 1 am not a disgruntled ex-employee. I left the shelter for u better jiositlon. My statements arc made only out of concern for the wclfurc o f the animals at the Seminole County shelter. Am y L. Lucie Sanford wealthy, unhappy people. In the next 50 years, more people will be more educated. That's nice, but we will learn nlrcsh that educated jteople aren’ t necessarily wise. Some of them are Jerks. 1see no solution. W e’re seeing a revival of religion. It Is said that an age of rationality Is followed tty an age of faith. We don’t have answers to the Important questions. That's not going to change In 30 years, or 500. t write about alleged big tilings I think they are Important. Hut Rachel will learn that most of life Isretull. not wholesale. My daughter goes to n fine school. They are concerned attout the environment. Not lo worry. The myth Is that affluence creates consumption, which creates pollution. The apposite Is true. Affluence creutes the menus to diminish pollu­ tion. I'm sort of a feminist, I think It's great Hint my daughter wants to Join a baseball team, that slo­ ts thinking of t>ecomlng an architect, and that Hie world Is her oyster. If she goes Into politics, she won’ t lie the first woman president. America will continue to lead the world, lor good and for 111. mostly for good Leadership Involves culture, Influence and emulation. I can see where Chluu or India could become great economlr powers. Hut t can’t see their culture, nor Islam's, spreading out ncross the world. wide ELLEN GOODMAN Those nasty, little researchers HOSTON — Stic Is standing In the kitchen talking lo her vitamin pllis. This Is not something thui Hie womun normally does. On an average morning you might find her wrapped In the very same blue bathrobe lecturing Hie squirrel who has taken over her bird feeder. You would not (hid her having u heart-to-heart tulk with beta carotene. Nor wldi vitamin E. Hut today the newspaper thul she generally takes wtthn cup of colfee and u chaser of little pills has dropped unother dose of uncertainly Into her morning regimen. The wonderful little world of vitamin supplements has been thrown into question. The A's and the E's that are supposed to protect her from the Dig C may he shirking their alphabetical duty and even hastening the HlgD. In Flnluud they studied some 29,000 men between 50 and 09 years old who were parceled out doses of vitamins or placebos. It was suspected that the vitamins would help block lung cancer. Hut the-smokers who took beta carotene didn't decrease that risk; (hey increased It. Meanwhile, (hose who look vitamin E mildly reduced their chance of protstntc und colo-rcctul cancer, hut mildly Increased their chance of strokes that Involved head bleeding. Swell. The woman hasn't been so appalled by revisionist medicine since the day she dumped three boxes o f outhran into the compost heap. She hasn't been so confused since she found out that 'Tree radicals" had nothing to do with politics, and "antioxidants" were not a laundry bleach. So there she Is. at her counter, delivering a morning soliloquy to uncertainly. "T o swallow or not to swallow. That Is the question. "T h e vltumlnssay nothing. Fruukly, this woman hadn't given Finnish men n thought since she met a lour group of them In the Soviet Union. In the 1980s. Finns charted weekend flights for the express purpose of drinking vodka until they passed out In whut was then Leningrad. She bus no Idea how many o f those* drunken tourists were also subjects for the study or whut Die lulrructton of vodka und belli earolcne produces. Nor Is It clear whether research on Finnish men who smoke has any rclcvunec for an American woman who doesn’ t and Is unlikely to ever he at risk for prostate cancer. Hut this take Is one of an endless number of twists and turns In the plot Hue of modern medicine. It's whut makes health care sec more like a soap opera — As The Research Turns — than like doctor's orders. There seems to be some sorl of planned obsolescence now lo medlcul news. Today's sure cure Is tomorrow's poison pellet. Fresh research bus u scll-hy date Hull Is shorter Hum Hie one on the cereal box. The similes that come tumbling out of research factories do more Hum Just drhimk their predecessors. They offer up platters of uuappculing options and confusing odds. Instead of gelling u prescription to follow, you get multiple choices to pick from. I f y o u 'r e t h a t s in o k I n g F i n n , vitamin E may help p r e v e n t p r o s ta t e cancer and give you a better chuncc for a bleeding stroke. Hut I T y o u ' r e a menopausal Am eri­ can woman, estrogen may protect against licurl disease und ffijS give you a better shot a* at breast cancer. If you run a lot, your hones may get ■ The wonderful brittle but your heart little world of will stay strong. If vitamin you drink whir, you supplements could w reck you r has been liver hut lower your thrown Into bad c h o le s te r o l. question. J W hich Is different from your good cholesterol In ways that escape us. Meanwhile If you go out In the sun, you may get skin cancer. If you Htuy Inside you may get depressed. If you worry about all tills, you'll get stressed out which dellullcly Is not good for your health. And when nil Is said nnd done, disease may have less lo do with your diet Hum with your DNA. Is It any wonder that the woman In this kitchen hasn't yet had time to figure out Managed Health Care? It's a full-time Job mnniiglng tier own health care. As for her ode to the tablets full of beta carotene and vitamin A? Well. If medicine were In the commodities market, this week's suvvy Investor would he buying broccoli futures and Helling supplem ent short. So for Hie moment, she'll cup Hie vitamins and tiring on the Broccoli Breakfast Crtsplcs and wall for Hie next medical Installment. Witli luck, those nasty tittle researchers will keep their statistics off her chocolutc. L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters to Hu- editor are welcome. All letters must he signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should he on a single subject und tie as brief ns possible. Tin- letters arc subject to editing. a cress Io i Supremo Court JustiCG H a t c h 's p r i v a t e Claronco writings and other Thomas is one eniitldcutlal mnlcri of Rush als. A chapicr Is dcLim baughs v o I e d t o a ’dlttoheads’. J b e lli m l-th e-sc en e s account ol how the two men teamed up during Thomas’ uu tlnnuhy televised eontlnuaUmi drama. At our point Thomas’ confirmation seemed doomed after former co-worker Anita Hill alleged Thomas had sexually harassed tier — a charge Thomas vehemently denied ami Hatch sought lo disprove by suggesting Had some of Hill’s assertions inuy have been lifted Irom works of fiction. Alter Hill hud made some lurid charges — Including Hial Thomas had pul a puhli hair on u Coke coil — Hutch assembled Ills stall and said: "I've heard that Coke can thing somewhere else. Let's find It." Hatch's stulf plumbed published hooks and articles Tor clues. Roderick writes: "Ills staff dug In. Scverul aides turned on computer terminals ut their desks and began re­ searching data hanks.... Others called the Congressional Research Service at the Library o f Congress and spread the word lo the Wliltc House and friends.... Leads begun pouring In from across the country." Thomus broke a nearly two year silence wllh Hie media by cooperating wlHi Roderick. He told Roderick: "I never would have made It without him (Hatch)..., He was the (un­ person on Hie committee who knew me very well, bolh professionally and as a frh-tul." The publication of Roderick's book coin­ cides another confirmation process ulrcndy underway us the White House seeks a replacem ent for retiring Justice Harry Hluckmiin. Hatch's role us GOP point man on the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Tnoinas' experience as embattled nominee, have seemed lo change forever the way Ihc process Is viewed by |xirilHanson both sides. Thomas's nomination hud an auspicious slart. President Bush hulled Thomas at the tim e o f Ills nom ination as the "m o st qualified" cundldnte In the country. Bill Thomas' tenure on the court has fallen far short o f thul hilling. He Is far m ore conservative and far less compassionate than his a d m in istra tio n and co n gression a l handlers once portrayed hint. lie was marketed as an example ol a bootstrap success story, a fatherless black growing up poor In Pin Point, Gu., someone who abandoned plans to become a priest In 1968 after hairing a while seminarian cheer when he found out that Martin Luther King, Jr. had been assassinated. Instead. Thomas's writings und decisions denote someone who disdains the downtrodden, and Is callous about protecting civil liberties. For Ills part. Thomas says he's found life on Hie court lo be fun. "I found lluil 1 loved It." lie said. "It's a monastic life, and I like that.... You feel that Hu: people o f the country have entrusted something special lo you.... I f * a secular bul a sacred (rust." �Sanford Harold, Sonlord, Florida - Wedneaday, April 20, 1004 - • * Rachel Lee, 97, dies Nurse spent life caring for others ByMARVA HAWKINS Herald Columnlal GREENVILLE, MISS, - She prom Inert lo help for ill least two weeks until they could find soiiieune else. But this loving. graceful, curing nurse, Rachel Lee. stayed for 22 years as the first nurse for the Old Folks Home In Sanford. It was In 1018 when the widespread Influenza epidemic killed thousands of people who became ill and died because no one cared for lliem . This epidemic was a powerful Influ­ ence on the young Mississippi girl becoming a nurse. Rnchrl Lee was born In Magee. Miss, on Sept. 17. J897. She grew up In the Sktffer community In a closely knit family. Her educntlonul adventure saw tier completing h ig h s e h o o I a n d t h e n graduating from Hampton Nursing School In Hampton, Vn. Miss Lee passed her slate n u r s in g b o a r d c x a m In Chnrlottesvlllr. Va. In 1931 and moved to Sanford In 1940 after serving as a registered nurse In Vlrglnlu and In Mississippi ut fin e Woods County Life School and Sana* torlum. T h s s o f t - s p o k e n gentlewoman with her pleas­ ant smile always gave her patients, frien ds and Ihc community a life o f service. S h e r e c e iv e d n u m e r o u s awards and words of prnl.se for her dedication lo her life's work — helping others. Nurse Lee's life In Sanford begun when she answered an iid for a nursing Job In Sanford. Dr. Charles Parks Sr called Mississippi la-cause he was Rachel Lae desperate.for a nurse for the Infirmary ni the Old Folks Home. Miss Lee promised to help for it! least two years and she remained 22 years and became Sunford's Old Folks Home's first nurse. K gave her a great feeling In lie able lo give the history of the aban­ doned landmark when plans were made lo restore It and make It the Seminole County Museum. She recalled how Ihc food wasn't always fancy but there was plenty. Residents were self-sufficient; they hud a garden, orange trees, caws, pigs and chickens. Nurse Lee retired In 1962 and lived In Sanford al H09 Sanford Avc until she was no longer able to rare for herself. In 1091 she moved with her family lo Greenville. Miss. She si ill enjoyed memories of her career as a nurse and the many honors she received; Th e ''L a m p lig h te r” award from The Florida Nurses Asso­ ciation (recognition of regis­ tered nurses with 25 years or more In the FNA). and Ihc Louella . Dlrksnn Community Service Award. Nurse Lee was a volunteer member o f RSVP (Retired Se­ nior Volunteer Program), and the American Cancer Society. She received a Distinguished Service Award from Seminole Community College "for Im­ passioned vision and dedica­ tion to the Afro-American So­ ciety." The dedicated nurse was an ardent, active member of the Lutheran Church of the Re­ deemer. Sanford, where she served as a member of the L W M L (L u th e ra n W om en Missionary League). Her desire mid goal was to nlwnys be a helper to mankind. She visited the sick and shut-ins at home and In Ihc hospital. Rachel Lee departed Ibis life, Monday. March 14. 1994 In Greenville. Miss. Services were held March 19 al Pleasant Grove CME Church. A memo­ rial service will he held Sun­ day. April 24. at 3 pm ., al the Lutheran Church of Ihc Re­ deemer. 2525 Oak Avc.. San­ ford. Pnstor E.A. Rcuschcr Is Inchnrgc. To cherish her loving memo­ ry are three sisters, three s I s t e r s ■ I n • 1a w , a n d brolhers-ln-law. She has an extended family In Sanford, a hosl of nieces, nephews, rela­ tives and many friends. lbrow out all Ihc tents ns had been done In two oilier Florida rounllcs recently. The restrictions plated tin Ihc Continued from Page 1A teals make II possible for officers "11 IN JUHl to "keep drunk drivers off Ihc a mailer of how we present them slrc cls," Riggins saltl, while In court I hoi is nl the hrnrt or maintaining lire suspect's rights tills." In a fair trial. T h e e v id e n c e g a th e re d The restrictions will also pre­ through; the (asks Is still ad vent law enforcement officers mlssahle In court, he said. from saying lhal a suspect Three Orlando defense a t­ passed or failed a particular task. torneys had asked the Judges lo "Th n t's OK." Riggins saltl. Drunk --------- "W e can present the results of the lest and let Ihc Jury reach their own conclusions. We can certainly live with lhal." The Judges did refuse to place any restrictions on or throw out a trst In which a suspect Is required to follow a pen with his eyes. They said lhal the test Is scientifically admissible In court. Riggins believes the rilling will not hinder low enforcement of­ ficers In any way from getting drunk drivers off the road. Abuse-------Continued from Page 1A Reichert will also he notified of I he report by Hie law enforce­ ment agency In order lo reeclve Hie ease number and pertinent Information alxxit (he ease. It will Ik - the school district's resp on sib ility to notify the parents of the students Involved In (lie Investigation us lo who! Is happening with Ihc Investiga­ tion. The district will Ihcn be re­ sponsible for conducting an In­ vestigation with the assistance of the principal or the appropriate supervisor. According to Reichert, the district will use whatever re­ sources arc available lo them. Including thr appropriate law e n fo r c e m e n t a g e n c ie s . Ihc school resource officers and ihc school safely officer, lo follow up on tlieromplnlnt. Reichert said die Investigation done Is not unlike that formerly conducted by HRS. Il will he. he said, thorough and designed tn find Ihc facts necessary to de­ termine what administrative ac­ tion Is appropriate. Local law enforcement agen­ cies will be responsible for any legal action. The Investigative cycle still begins with a call to the abuse h o t lin e 11 -8 0 0 -9 0 2 -2 8 7 3 ). Reichert said. The resulting In­ vest Igallon will be equally as thorough. However. InvestIgallons which result In negative findings will not remain on an employee's file with Ihc HRS. The purpose of Ihc change was. In port, to protect tnc employees while maintaining the security of the students. "The students are our main priority." said Reichert. "Their safely comes first." F le a ----------- was there were 2.300 acres of developm ent. The trend out undcvelapntcnl industrial land therr Is lo create something nice The goals available In the county. Hut a with high design standards." In c lu d e d e n c o u ra g in g Job- review by county planners dis­ Another task force member growth and tuxbnsc expansion covered only 280 acres were left agrees. Seminole County com­ by offering Incentives lo several for Job-Intensive Industrial de­ missioner Larry Furlong said the " H I P " areas In Ihc county, velopment. Farr said Ihc loss of removal of more land from the ineluding the northern 1-4 corri­ another 20 acres to retail space Industrial Inventory would be dor. with fewer, lower-paid Jobs is loo unwise. T h e " h ig h - in t e n s iv e use much. "W c need lo ask ourselves planned developm en t" ureas "T o rut 11 up with a Ilea how much tenacity we will have a l l o w e d fo r w a r e h o u s e s , market — not saying ihere's lo make sure we have Jobassembly mid other clean In­ anything Inherently wrong with cncratlng Industry here,” said dustry. Ilea markets — Just doesn't urlong. ^'Our whole problem Farr served on Ihc county's make sense." historically has been our will­ Economic Development Task Farr said rliainl>er directors ingness lo accept something Force, a 24-member public- voted Iasi week tn oppose the less." private panel appointed In 1991 project. Furlong suggested county zon­ in establish ways lo Improve ihc "W e were kind o f surprised by county's Job market and tax- lire derision." said Farr. "This ing standards should allow a hasc. doesn't appear consistent with narrower range of uses to dis­ O ne o f the in itia l m ajor the enmity's gads out there of courage the continued loss of assumptions of the task force developing lots of |obs In quality needed development. Continued from Page 1A f Sawyer Continued from Page 1A Sawyer. 47. will serve the remaining year o f .lore's term. She did not comment on any plans to seek rc-eleellon In the iuluic. saying tlicre was work lo Ih- done tiefore that was consid­ ered. Her first meeting as a commis­ sioner will he Thursday. Sawyer described her pre­ decessor as a "very kind and gentle man" and said lhal she will follow In Ills footsteps with his main concerns o f public safely (the lire and notice de­ partments) and Hie whole com ­ munity and Its needs. "One of die reasons people encouraged me lo run and dial I wanted lo run was dial I sup­ ported Doc Jon- and I ticllcved the same things. I believe that I would he the only candidate that he would have been confident In." Sawyer said. She promised lo work hard us a commissioner and would try to maintain Jure's |x>licy of looking al all sides of an Issue Itcfore making a decision. "1 will study every Issue and make a Judgement based on what’s best for the whole romm unlty," she pledged. "I want to ensure that the commission Hays Drive, Sunlord. died Mon­ day. April IH, 1994. ul Florida Hospital. Orlando Horn July I. 1941, In Jackson. Term., she moved lo Central Florida In 1990. Mrs. Hughes was a pre­ school teacher al Klndercare In Sanford She was a member ol the Loyal Order of llie Eastern Star In Jacksonville a Lutheran. Survivors Include sorts, Gary. Casselberry. Brace. White Hear. M in n .; d a u g h t e r s . J o y c e l.lndgren and Dianne, hoih of Herinuntowti. Minn.; brother. Vernard T. Thompson of Largo; sis grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge of the arrange­ ments. ANNA KOLEBAS DEATHS GRACE DOROTHY CAMPANELLA Grace Dorothy Canipunrltu. 08. Willow Drive. Lake Mary, died Tuesday. April 19. 1994. al Florida Hospital. A ltam onte Springs Horn on April 25. 1925. In Hrooklvu. N Y . she moved to Central Florida In 1993. Mrs. C am p a n e l I a was a re tire d psychiatric nurse. She was a member of the Church of the A n n u n cia tio n In A lta m on te Springs. Survivors Include son. Steven Komondorcus of Lake Mary; brother. Tommy. Hrooklyn. NA .: four grandchildren. lleuemi Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of the urrangcmenls. MARY B. FLEISCHER Mary H. Fleischer. 81. o f San­ ford. died Saturday. April 10. 1994. at Norlhlakc Regional Medical Center. Tucker. Ga. She was horn March 7, 1913, In Alabama. Mrs. Fleischer wag a hoincipnker. Survivors Include daughter. D ia n a . A tla n ta ; so n , M el. E lb c rlo n . Ga.; sisters, Dot P o w e ll. S a n fo rd , C h ris tin e Griggs. Ml. Dora: one grandson and one g re a t -grandson. Sandy Springs Chapel Funeral Directors. Atlanta. In charge of arrangements. CAROLYN DIANE HUGHES Carol vn Diane Hughes, 52. Survivors Include husband. William N.; daughters. Cathy Ann Hess and Currie Lee Mc­ Cormick ImiiIi of McMinnville. Tenn., Patricia JoAnnc of MeClcnny. and Su/anne Esther ol Sanlord: mollicr. Juanita M. Richardson . Lakeland: son, Michael John Aul of Sanford; brothers, Thomas David Rich­ ardson Jr. of Neuncii. Ga. and Donald Paul R ichardson o f Ocala: sisters. Rebecca Ruth Whipple of Lakeland and Mary Sue Higginbotham of Sanford; live grandchildren. Hcucnn Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of the arrangements. SYBIL EVELYN JOHNSON Sybil Evelyn Johnson. 77. of Dululh. Minn., died Monday. April IH. 1994. at Florida Hospi­ tal. Altamonte Springs. Born In Duluth on June 27. 1910, she was visiting Central Florida at the time of her death. Mrs. Johnson was a homemaker and MARY EVELYN KIENA Anna Kolcbas, 92. Duuhlll Drive. Longwood. died Monday. April IH. 1994. at Florida Hospi­ tal. Altamonte Springs. Horn In C zechoslovakia on Nov. 20. 1901. she moved lo Central Florida tn 197H. Mrs. Kolebas was homemaker <11x 1 a member of llie Forest Lake Seven ill-day Advenllst Church. Survivors include daughter, Lillie Atm Kolebas of Longwood. and four grandchildren. Hanfleld Funeral Services, Winter Springs. In charge of the arrangements. M ary E v e ly n K lc n u . 85. Waeasa Strecl. Geneva, died Monday. April IH. 1994 at Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. ROOSEVELT TAYLOR SR. Sanford. Horn In Manhattan. R o osevelt T a y lo r Sr.. H7. N Y. on Jan. 15. 1909. she Wesson Court, Casselberry, died moved lo Central Florida In Tuesday. April 19, 1994. at 1993. Mrs. Klcna was a home­ Sunhcll Living Center. Orlando. maker. She wasa Catholic. Horn on A pril 7. 1907. In S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e s o n s . Whlleslone. Va.. lie moved to Charles J . Geneva, Edward J-. Central Florida In 1980. He was Sun D iego; daughter, Joan a Hupllsl and an Army veteran of Hartcuhageu of Slaten Island. World War II. Survivors Include daughter. N.Y.: sister, Lei Ida Smiles of Slaten Island; eight g ra n d ­ Irma Rigby-SIms, Casselberry; ch ildren and several g re a t­ sons. Roosevelt Jr. and Johnnie D.. both of Hultlmorc; seven grandchildren. grandchildren. Huldwtn Fairchild Funeral Huldwln Fairchild Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge of Home. Altamonte Springs. In die arrangements. charge of (he arrangements. ,— CUP - Ccuveu<=Acmd Garden Chapel Funeral Home HEYKIDS ComeJoinThefun 'ESPECIALL FOR KIDS!/ Denny's Cookie the Clown FREE FACE PAINTINGS FREE LEE SCOOP OF ICE CREAMt vwrm uir« mkai^ BALLOON *ANIMALS KID'S NITE at Denny1s • 17-91 • Sanford % THURSDAY NITE'S 6 - 8 P.M. 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C a ll 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �6A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednoaday, April 20, 1994 Ethics of emergency-room experiments queried chiefs of the National Institutes of Health and Food and Drug Administration. "Uncertainty and confusion with regard to federal requirements ... could piny havoc with patients' lives." In most eases, the law allows a patient to consent to scientific research only after being fully Informed of the risks. The government does allow some experiments without consent, hut the problem Is determining when that Is appropriate. The FDA says.the experiment must offer the best hope In a life-threatening emergency. The NIH says It must pose minimal risk — no more than a routine doctor visit would Incur. The House Small Huslness subcommittee on regulation, which Wyden chairs, spent a year By LAURANNIBROAARD Assoclatod Proas Writer WASHINGTON — Trauma patients often owe their lives to dramatic medical experiments performed when they cannot consent, but conflicting rules nre forcing doctors to make maverick decisions about when the tests arc Justified. A congressional report, obtained by Tile Associated Press, concluded that government regulations on when doctors cun experiment on patients without their consent arc contradictory and the checks and balances are negligible. "It would seem Investigators often exceed the iMiunds of good Judgment and ethical cnnsld' eratlon." Hep. Hon Wyden. D-Orc,, wrote the studying cases In which hospitals allowed doctors to lest drugs or machines on patients who were physically unable to consent. The panel found confusion over government policy. "I am concerned," said Wyden. wito plans hearings on the topic tills spring. "T h e subcom­ mittee found more than Isolated examples" of problems. Among them: • Several hospitals, without FDA permission, sidestepped standard cardiopulm onary re­ suscitation — CI’H — and substituted n machine that pmnps the chest to restart the heart. The FDA halted the tests and said further research must Ik- on consenting patients. The subcom­ mittee said the adults-only pump was used on children and on patients who had requented they not be resuscitated. The manufacturer, Ambu International/ did not return telephone calls seeking comment. • A hospital drew blood samples from drunken patients for up to eight hours to test blood sugar In a study unrelated to their treatment. Drunken patients generally arc hospitalized that long to sober up, and drawing blood to measure alcohol-induced glucose fluctuation met the NIH's risk requirement, said Kenneth Arnold, attorney for Rhode Island Hospital In Providence. But a worker cdmplalned, so the study was stopped until the hospital writes Its own ethics guidelines. • Unconscious head-trauma patients were given an experimental drug, designed to stop cell damage from lack of oxygen, or a placebo. The NIH wouldn't sanction the trial. Appeal filed over lashing of U.S. teen By K1MNITML. WHITIMQ Assoclatod Pross Writer SINGAPORE — An American teen -ager sen ten ced to six strokes of the lash for vandalism made a final jilra for mercy today, hut there was no sign un exception to Singapore's tough criminal laws would lie made for him. law yers formally asked Presi­ dent O ng T c n g C h co n g to pardon Michael P. Fay. A de­ cision Is expected within days. The date of the flogging has not been scheduled. President Clinton s|ioke nut Tuesday on In-half of Fay. "It's not entirely clear that his confession wasn't coerced from him." Clinton said In Washing­ ton Clinton curlier sent a letter to Ong appealing the sentence. Fay. IH. pleaded guilty lust month to two counts of vandal­ ism. two of mischief and one of possessing stolen property for spraying paint and tossing eggs on cars last October Hut he said In a letter to Ills lalher In Kettering. Ohio, that he had confessed only after a beat­ ing by the police. A spokesman lor SlngujMirc'a Ministry of Home Allairs said the teen-ager's conviction was bused on his guilty pica In open court, not on Ills confession to police. An Internal Investigation "r e ­ vealed no evidence of police abuse." the s|Mikminun said. Fay was sentenced to six lashes with a 4-foot ruttun cane, four months Ik-IiIiii I bars and a $2,286 line. Caning In Singapore consists ol six lashes (hi the bare but­ tocks with a water-soaked rattan rod wielded by a martial-arts expert. The lushes can tear the llesh. bloody ( I m- buttocks and leave scars. Ills lather sakl he advised his son to plead guilty to reduced charges, not realizing that the judge was going to order his son caned. " If you're going to penalize somebody, then penalize me. and I’ll take tils place." George Fay said this week. M ichael Fay has lived In Slnguporc since 1992 wltti his mother and stepfather. His fa­ ther. the 47-yeor-old president of a Dayton auto-scalunt company, says Ills son took It hard when Ills parents divorced In 1984. when Michael wasf). George Fay und Ills cx-wlfc each remarried shortly thereaf­ ter. They got Joint custody of Michael, but he chose to live with Ills father. Over the next few years, Fuy moved Ills family to Kunsas City: Eric, I’a.; Chicago and finally the Dayton suburb o f Kettering In pursuit of his career. Fay ulso has two younger sons from his second marrluge. Fay described his son as bright a n d s o c ia b le b u t a b it hyperactive. 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Murry in for early bird specials .ln / o I n s u n u u r lif t - tit )ifit* 1 i' M u .in ** . V/tr. /Vo / W>/r*n I h y j/ r AVAILABLEATALLSTORESINTHEMETROORLANDOAREA �WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald B S p o rts S ta r tin g th e 2 n d h a lf Red Sox, Dodgers, Marlins, A’s open with wins Meat gain on playoff berth MIAMI — The Miami Ileal moved within one victory o f cllnrhlng a playoff spot, opening a 33 point lead In Inc first hall Tuesday and coast Inn lo a 126-99 win over Minnesota. Glen Rice scored 32 (minis for Miami, which snapped a five-game losing streak. The Timberwolves lost their seventh In a row. One more victory by Miami or a loss by Charlotte will clinch a playoff spot for the Heat. They finish the season with games nt home against Atlantn on Thursday <uid nt Indiana on Saturday. Manning, Owls top Gators GAINESVILLE — Gene Manning led the Florida Atlantic Owls lo a 4-2 victory over Florida on Tuesday with a two-out. two-run homer nt the topof the ninth Inning. The homer on a Shane Speurs fastball pushed Florida Atlantic (27-19) to a 4-0 lead. Florida (27-13) scored lla only runs on a two-run double by Knwrl Drown In (hr bottom of the ninth. The Owls winning pitcher Marty Reinhardt (4-4) worked HVi Innings, while the Gators' Seun McClellan (1-1) was logged with the loss. Prom StaffRaporta SANFORD — The Sunntlnnd Corporation Red Sox. Rlnkcr Materials Dodgers and Marlins opened the second half of the Sanford Recreation Department Lillie Major Baseball League season like they finished the first half, with victories. But that group was Joined by a new memlier to the winners' column ns the First Union Bank A's scorrd nine runs over the final three Innings to win their first game of the seusoii, 12-11, over the Stairs Really While Sox nt Roy Holler Field. In the other game al Roy Holler Field Tuesday night, the defending City Champion Red Sox becume (he first team to win nine games us Adam Frank and Bud Bennett combined on u one-hitter and the offense produerd an 11-run third Inning In a 15-0 whitewashing o f the Cook Construction Orioles. In the games al Lnkefront Field, the Dodgers scored al least three runs In every Inning and cruised lo their fifth straight victory. 12-2. over the ExpoH; and Jhon Kllllngsworlh and Nick Ireland combined on a no hitter as Die Marlins won Ihclr third slrnlght game. 11-1, over the Fun World al Flea World Cardinals. The other four learns In the leuguc will pluy HOY HOLLIS FIELD Rad Lo, Of la in ! • ! It) 00 0 A lh la llct While M i 1 - IS ■ — • MO S11 104 111 - It II L A K IP R O N T F IE L D Ease* Oodgari 010 1 — I 41) 1 - 1 1 Cardinal! M a rllm 010 0 — 1 41) 1 - I I their first games of the second half on Thursday. Al Roy Holler Field, the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Royals (6 2 ) play the Fisher. Uiurcnec. Deen A Fronuing Blue Jays (2-6) and nt Uikefronl Field. Hie Freddie llownrd Pirates (1-7) lake on (lie undefeated Railroaders Cubs (H O). Both games start at 5:45 p.m. Contributing lo Hie A's (l-H) attack were Chris Parra (Iwo doubles, three runs, two RBI). Dontral Jones (triple, single, two runs. RBI), Matt Bozclku (double, single, run. two RBI), winning pitcher Eddie Wells (double, single, run. RBI), WHHc Dennett (double, run. two RBI). Doug Tctxclra (single). Marcus Stokes (three runs), Brian Wade (run) and James Dcrnlng (RBI). Doing the damage for the White Sox (5-4) were Aaron Hubbard (four singles, run. four Kill). Nick Solllcn (three singles, four runs). Michael While (triple, run. RBI). Joseph Blake (double, run. RBI). Mark Hicks (double. RBI). Bryon Hubbard (single, run. RBI). Danny Wcyh (single, two runs), Conner Newton (single) und ITonovun Daniels (run). Powering the Red Sox (9-0) were Levi Raines Jr. (home run. triple, double, three runs, three RBI). Nick Erickson (double, single, run. two RBI). Bennett (double, single, run. RBI). Matt Mcrgo (home run. two runs, three RBI). Robert Robinson (home run. run. two RBI). Julius Griffin (single, two runs). Troy Brinson (single, run) and Frank and Randy Ford (two m ils each). Dennis Brldgcr tripled for the lone Orioles (3-6) safety. leading the way for the Dodgers (7-2) were Shane Bumscd (triple, single, two runs, two RBI). Krndcl! Krnnon (home run. run. four RBI). Grady Hutchins and winning pitcher Brian Porter (one double, one run and one RBI each). Christian Burdick (single, two runs, two RBI). Andrew □ Bee Little Mejore, Page 2B Hurricanes win in 11th Rotary, C.L. Marine stroll in rec softball MIAMI — Mike Tortl. who was 3-for-O with three RIM. drove In the winning run In the I Ith Inning as Miami beat Fiorina Southern 7-0 Tuesday. Mai Erwin was 4-for-S with one RDI for Miami (32-9). Ills solo homer pulled the Hurricanes to within one run. nt 9-4. The win went to Jay Tessmer (3-2). who pitched a scoreless 11th Inning. Chris Wagner (3-1) look the loss for Florida Southern (39-0). Prom StattReports AROUND THE NATION Magic cruise; Thomas injured AUBURN HILLS. Mich. - Islali Thomas tore his Achilles tendon In what was ulmost certainly Hie Iasi NBA game of Ills career, a 132-104 loss Tuesday night In the Orlando Magic. Thomas, whose upcoming retirement after 13 seasons Is the worst-kept secret In the NBA. limped off the court for the last time wllh 1:37 left In the third quarter. He scored 12 |Kilnta In 26 minutes and waged a losing battle ugulnsl Magic point guard Anfernec' HftrdAwny, Wild finished wllh 25 points. With the victory. Orlando clinched the homccourt advantage for the first round of Hie playoffs. II was the Magic's llrsl win at The Palace In 10 tries since the building opened. Marlins get best of Rockies DENVER — Brel Darbcrlc and Gury Sheffield hit home runs mid David Weathers weathered u rain delay, leading the Florida Marlins over the Colorado Rockies 6-4 Tuesday night. The game was stopped for 42 minutes by rain In the lop of the fourth Inning with Florida ahead 4-2. and Weathers (2-1) seemed lo gain strength from Hie dcluy. He struck out the side In the fourth en route lo retiring nine straight batters. Bryan Harvey relieved with two outs In the* ninth, two runners on base and Florida ahead 6-2. He walked a batter and gave up a two-run single to Walt Weiss before striking out Nelson Llrlano for his fifth save. WHAT'S HAPPENING Baseball □ Lake Howell el Seminole, 4 p.m. U Lake Mary at Lake Brantley, 7 p.m. UOvledo al Lyman, 7 p.m. JV Baseball □ Lake Howell at DeLand, 4 p.m. Softball □ Leesburg at Seminole, 2:30 p.m. □ Spruce Creek vs. Oviedo al Oviedo Sports Complox. JV, 5 p.m.; V, 6:30 p.m. □ Edgewater at Lake Brantley. JV, 5:30 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. Boys’ Tennis □ □ □ □ Seminole el Colonial, 2:30 p.m. Lake Mary at Boona, 3:15 p.m. Lyman at Apopka. 3:30 p.m. Lake Brantley at Winter Park, 3 p.m. H *f*M Photo by M a rt Nanla Freshman shortstop Marnle Bernstein (sliding) was 2-for-3 wllh a trlplo, two runs scored, and Iwo runs Freshman leads Pats by Rams By TONV DsSORMIIR Herald Sports Editor LAKE MARY — On a night when the Lake Mary High School softball tcurn was feting Its seniors, a Lake Brantley freshman began to make a name for herself. Mamie Bernstein, playing In her lOlh varsity game, was 2-for-3 with a two-RBI triple and two runs scored and pluyed u flawless shortstop to lead the Lake Brantley Patriots to a 10-H win over the Lake Mary Rams In a Seminole Athletic Conference game Tuesday night al the Lake Mary Sports Complex. "W e called her up during Hie spring break, when we went down lo Barlow to pluy In a tournament." said I^ikc Brantley coach Brian Shaffer. "She did such a good Job (hat I decided she was no longer a Junior varsity player." Lake Mary, which committed three errors to help Lake Brantley (17-6, 7-2 SAC) score four unearned runs In (he first Iwo Innings, scored three unearned runs of Its own In Hie hot lorn of the third to cut the lead to 4-3. Keyed by Bernstein's triple, the Patriots came right buck with three runs In the lop of the fourth Inning lo move out to a 7-4 lead. Nadine Whllc-Davls led off Hie fifth Inning wllh another triple to opark another three-run outburst for Luke Brantley that made the score 10-4. By JOB KAY □ Colonial va. Seminole at Lake Sylvan Park, 2:30 p.m. □ Boone at Lake Mary, 3:15 p.m. □ Apopka at Lyman, 3:30 p.m. □ Lake Brantley at Winter Park, 3 p.m. APSpor* Wrltor BASKETBALL bomplate listingson Pago »» PATRIOTS I I . RAMS I U h l B r it a in *«• » L ib * M ary 00J « » J • 10 0 Freaburg and S lu lltr C am ardna and Davldton WP — Fraaburg I I I II. LP — Camardaw (M l. Sava r - Mona 18 - Laka M ary, D avldw n IB L ik a Branllay. B trn k ltln and Whlta D avit MR - Laka M ary. H llln ik l. R tco rd t - Lak* Branllay It 4.7 I SAC; Laka M ary PIT, 4 J SAC The Rums (0-12. 4-5 SAC) came back again, getting three runs back on Corl Hlllnskl's three-run home run In the bottom of the fifth. A double by Liz Davidson and singles by Diane Duller and Llndy Longslaff In the seventh reduced the deficit lo 10-H. but thut's us close ns the Rums could get. "I'll say one thing, the girls continue to plug nwuy at It," said Lake Mary coach Jcannte Fisher. "Th ey got back in the game and we had the tying run at the plate. "But once ugaln. we dug ourselves early. Monica (Cnmardesc. the Lake Mary pitcher) came out throwing strikes and they (Lake Brantley) were hitting the ball. We Just didn't pluy defense behind her." Whllc-Davls also bad a two-run single lo go with her triple. She also scored Iwo runs. Tiffany Poppc singled twice and scored twice. Jill Soost udded two singles and three RBI. Winning pitcher Annie Frceburg had Iwo singles, one run. and two RBI. Dawn Barnes scored twice. Stacie Stullcr had a run and un RBI. □ Bee Softbsll, Page 2B Monday nlghl JUNIOR LEAOUE H oi*ry B r ta k ltlt Club tl> Flrtl Baptlil 1 1 -1 1 *44 M - II I I SENIOR LEAOUE Chain al Lakai Marina 114 M4 - I t Mana O lrlt #10 000 — I It 1 Saturday a lltm o on SENIOR LEAOUE Ml Inturanca World Jit Mono O lrlt Nlcholi Chainol Loktt Marina 01 - 14 10 JO— 1 !J IOO Ml J IH Ml I - t It I 14 With Oliver out, Reds acquire Lake Howell’s Taubensee Girls' Tennis □ 7 :3 0 p.m. — SUN. Minnesota Tlmbcrwolvcs al Orlando Magic, (L) baltod In Tuosday niQht lo help Iho Lako Brantley Patriots hold oil Iho Lako Mary Rams 10 8 SANFORD — Scoring six runs In Hit* top of Hie first Inning. the Rolary Breakfast Club rolled lo a 13-4 win over First Baptist In Sanford Krrrratlon Junior Girls' Slowplteh Solihull Lcugue play Monday night at Pluchurst Park In Senior League pluy. Chain of Lakes Marine blunted Hie Mune Girls 15-1. Th e Senior Leugue saw Iwo games played Saturday al Plnrhurst Park. Insurance World besting the 'M ane Girls 14-5 and Nichols scoring twice In Hie top of Hie seventh to overtake Chain of Uikea Marine 7-6. Lukclln Bryant was 3far.-3 with u home run. double, single, and (wo runs scored lo lead the Rotary Breakfast Club Sophia Lillies added a home run. triple, and two runs. Cryslul Cain singled twice and scored Iwlcc. Also chipping In were Shavon Anderson (single. Iwo runs); Brit­ tany Ramay. Tustia Fisher, and Angela Cumpbcll (each with u single and a run); and April Pearson and Lindsey Airn (oik- run each). For First Baptist, Melissa W llle doubled and singled. Aluuna War ren hit u double and scored u run. Mandy Prlddy. Jalcaua Pringle, und Amanda Lcgcttc each luid a single and u run scored . Tluw unnu McDonald and Anna (loverly both singled. Nina Byrd led (lie 17-hlt uttuck of Chain of Lakes Marine Monday night with u home run. Iwo singles, and three runs. Sliavon Williams contributed a home run. single und iwo runs. Lukdshu Byrd tripled, singled, and scored twice. Jaslia CINCINNATI — Joe Oliver's swollen ankle prompted (he Cincinnati Reds to (rude two minor league pitchers Tuesday for Houston backup catcher Eddie Taubensee. The Astros oblulncd minor leaguers Ross Powell and Marty Lister for Taubensee. who wasn't playing much behind Scotl Servals. Taubensee. a gruduulc o f Luke Howell High School, appeared In Just five games, going 1-for-10. The Reds put Oliver, a graduate of Orlando's Boone High School, on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday, retroactive to last Tuesday. He's not sure exactly how lie hurt Ills left ankle, and Hie Reds aren't sure exactly what's wrong. Trainer Greg Lynn said a sac In Hie ankle Is swollen, but doctors don't know why. Oliver might huve Injured It during a play at the plate Monday nlglil In Montreal. He fell no pain during the game, and didn’t get any swelling until the next day. "Brian Dorsctt caught five consecutive gumes while Oliver rested the ankle last week. Oliver worked out Sunday and said he felt ready lo return. But the swelling returned Monday, and he couldn't put much weight on it Tuesday. The Reds arc treating the ankle with Ice und anti-inflammatory drugs. "Th ey don't know iril's going lo lukc a week or four weeks. It's u gray urea." Oliver said. "It felt pretty good a few days ngo. I think It hnd u bad reaction lo me trying lo push II too much." It would be a major blow If Oliver Is sidelined for an extended lline. Lusl season he achieved career highs In homers (14). runs balled In (75) and doubles (2H) while appearing In 139 games. Dorsctt. 33. lias never appeared In more than 25 gumes In any major-league season. His career average Is .221. Manager Davcy Johnson plans to use both catchers. Taubensee bats left-hunded. Dorsctt right-handed. " I don't know If It will be a strict platoon, but |’|| probably share some o f Hie catching." he said. "Taubensee doesn't know our pitching staff." Taubensee. 25. balled .250 with nine home runs and 42 RBIs during 94 games for Houston last year In his first full season In the major leagues. But he hud u poor spring, hitting Just . 189. and opened the season as the backup. He began bis career In the Cincinnati organiza­ tion ns the Reds' No. 6 draft choice In 1986 from Lake Howell. Oakland chose him In the 1990 major lcugue draft. Cleveland then claimed him on waivers In 1991. Taubensee broke Into llic big leagues with Cleveland In 1991, bulling .242 In 26 games. The ludluns traded him lo Houston along with pitcher Willie Blair for outfielder Kenny Lofton and Infleldcr Dave Rohde In December 1991. FOR TH E BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ TH E SANFORD HERALD DAILY �SB - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, April 20, 10tM ‘Hot Shoe’ stays hot, posts 8 th Orlando win S TA T S & STANDINGS Memphis at Birmingham Orlando af Chattanooga Huntsville at Nashville DOGS At Sjnlord Orlando Tuesday night F irst r a t* —1/1*. B : 14 ( I 4 Pod led Awesome 18 iO t } 0 340 270 300 7 Pay Attention 5 Barbary Bey 1700 O (2 4) 37.24 P (4 714470 T (4 3 SI 234 40 Second race - 2 / 4 . D. 2* 41 7 R U 5*1 I I 10 7 40 2 20 SS lttlln 0 | Gigi 17 40 1 40 4 Sunday News 4 40 0 ( 5 7) 47.44 P (7 5) 7 14 44 T (7 5 4) 1141 44 DO (4 I) 4*5.10 5 (7 5 All A ll) 154 40 Third r§ c 9 --5/14. O: 51.44 7 T Jik K im n Kind 1 00 4 40 540 4 Summ E ulroverf 17 00 *0 0 3 G u lliW « » P A f 7 40 <3(4 7142 24 P(? 4 )7 a 04 T I7 4 3)447.14 Fourth ra c* —5/1*. C j 11.11 3 Rv Lethal Wrapon 2 40 4 40 400 4 BuCkeyt Burner t 20 1 40 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE F irst fla il Eastern Division w L 8»ct. OB 7 6V> 4 Brevard (M a rlln t) Otceota t Astros 1 7 V8J s St. 1 III. n- IM o lt) 4 s 5x45 1 V tro Beach (Dodgers) 7 417 s 7 Daylona (Cubt) s 417 2»» W P Baach (Expos) 10 147 S'* 2 Western Division Bo r*n n y *rt (Twins) 909 10 1 7 C i« ..rw *t*r 1Phillies) 5 54.1 3 'j Lakeland (Tigers) 7 543 I ’ l S 4 Dunedin (Blue Jays) 6 500 4*1 SI Pat* (Cardinals) 4 4 500 4*1 Charlotte 1Rangers) 5 4 455 1 Tampa l Yankees) 417 V * S 7 Sarasota (Red Sox) 4 8 .113 4*) Tuesday’s Oamet I Tad RIoGrand* 160 SI Lucie a l Charlotte, ppd . rain O i l I I I I (OP ( M l I 1 H T U » 1 )4 *4 4 D aylona*. Clearwater 4 F ifth race - V I I , 0 : I I II F o r lM y e r tl, BravardO, firs t gam * I Hallo S w llly Suo 4100 7 00 TO Brevard at Fort M y rrt, »co nd game (nl 1 Hotrod Nlchy 3 JO 2 60 St P elertburg S, Tampa 0 * Gunnar « 0*1 440 Saratola 3, Osceola 0 0 ( I I I I I H P 111) 64.44 T l i f t ) M l 46 Lakeland 10 Vero Beach 1 W ith r a t a - 1/14, C: JO.tl Dunedin 3. W ett Palm Beach 2 1 Croat A la« 7 to 2 20 2 40 Wednesday's Oamet IC r's M e a n a n d lttn to o *4 0 SI Lucie a l Charlotte 2 R| Itiy B itty 3 40 D aytonaat Clearwater Q IV I) 14.44 P il l ) II 20 T (t i l l 33* 44 Brevard a l F o ri Myer t Seventh ra c e -1 /1 4 , A i J t . t l SI P a la rtb u rg a l Tampa 2 Longevl ly I t 20 1 *0 3 00 Sar aeola a l Osceola 1 P li Nooky Ray 4 40 3 20 Lakeland at Vero Beach 4 Rv M otivated 320 Dunedin a l W att Palm Beach 0 t i l l 21 0-13 11.44 T (2-1-4) 111.40 S (11-4 1) fU 40 Eighth r a t a - 1/14. Ci 11.01 IG ro n d m a ila r Jo t 1 JO 4 40 3 00 By PAULM ARSIQUA Spoclal lo fho Hornld__________ Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School (jraduato now playing lor the Chicago White Sox. Hla stats aro (or the 1994 season In the first column, personal-best season totals in tho second column and current career totals (Including 1994 gomos) In the third column. One day altor enjoying the first three-homo run gamo In his caroor, Ralnos suffered an 0-for-4 performance Tuosday night. Tho White Sox still wort, beating the Mllwaukoo Qrewors6-2. RAINES GAUGE Category '94 Games.............. 10 At-bats.............. 44 Runs................. 8 Hits................... 11 RBI.................... 7 Doublos............. 0 Triples.............. 0 Homo runs....... 5 1 Steals............... Average............. .250 .M P 2 S| Charna 4M 3 00 1 Pal l Ruby 0 (1 2) I f . 40 P (2 2) l i t M T ( ) 2 M 141M N ln lh ra c t —1/14. 0: 11.11 BASEBALL BOXIB G rllla y Jr, Seattle. 14: Javiar, Oakland. 14; Carter. Toronto. I I Rum Batted In 320 M AR LIN S 4, ROCKIES 4 COLORADO «b r h bl ab r h bl 2 Baity LouCuttar a 00 4 00 3 00 C a rre l 400 0 Weiss t t 5 0 17 I M l Papa Baa Caa 1100 100 Mgdan Jb 3 110 3 1 1 0 Llrlano 2b I $| Allhaart 340 S hlllald rt B chaltert 4 0 10 4 2 I t 0 ( 2 4) 31 44 P l i t ) I t 40 T 1 1 *1 ) 111 M Conlne II G lrrga lb 4 0 0 0 4 3 3 1 14th ra t* -1 /1 4 , D: 11.14 B rb *rl*3 b 5 12 1 Hayes 3b 4 0 10 * P rim * Cutlal t i n 1 40 4 40 4 7 70 D tlrd e 1b 1 0 11 B u rkt cl IS um m C ulo IN 1 )0 Uhnion It 4 0 10 Y P e re tp 0 0 0 0 1 Hagedorn J4M J H rn d ip 311! t 0 0 0 V tra rd ic 0 ( 1 4 ) I I 10 P 14 1) 144.44 T 14-3 M 114 24 10 0 0 Nledp Harvey p 0 0 0 0 Mth r a t * - 1 /1 4 ,0 : 3 t . ll 00 0 0 T lngleyc 4 0 0 0 SRtedp 1 Shadow F o rt* t n i 40 4 20 1 K Abbtl st 4 0 10 VndrWI ph 0 0 0 I M i Ralphla IH 1 40 B la irp 00 0 0 I Trad* Rlddar 300 W thersp 3 0 0 0 E Yngph 1 0 0 0 C a rrillo It 1 0 0 0 a (I I ) 24 44 P ( I 1)43.24 T (1 1 1) 141.44 TT Moore p 000 0 (4-1)1-11) 4 t t Jackpot 32)4.14 Kngeryph 0 0 0 0 1 2 th ra t*-1 /1 4 , A: 14 t l Totals 34 4 4 4 Totals M 4 1 3 3 P ant*F **t an in in Florida 404 444 244 - 4 4 Happy Haro ) 00 a n Colorado 4 4 1 -4 114 404 1 Rocket Blade 4*0 E — Magadan ( I) , Llrlano ( I) DP — 0 (1 1) 11 40 P(11) 1124 T I I 4 1) 114 44 Florida 2 LOB - Florida 4. Colorado 7 2B — 13th race- V It. C: I I 1 ) Conlne ( I I , B arb ari* ( It , D a ilra d * (21, * Lorl*> 11 40 t H 4 40 KAbbott (1). H ayei (3) HR - Shalllald 111. 2 Cr s Thunderbolt 140 140 Barber 1a t l ) I M l Rolando 2 60 IP M R ER BB IO 0 111) 111 44 P t l 1) 114 H T [41 1) 1441 44 Flanda 0 0 (1 4 1 A ll) )) 64 (14 A ll 41 111 04 Weathers W. 1 1 423 5 2 2 7 S 14th r a t t — 1 /t, C: 34 14 1 0 23 0 0 0 YPerei 1 Rail Judg* t l 00 4 40 2 40 JMernendei 1 13 2 2 7 0 7 1 Raaih* a 00 1 40 Harvey $, 5 1 1 13 1 0 0 2 Donna Bart 2 70 Colorado 0 (11) 1) 44 P I I I ) 11.44 T (1 1 1 ) 210 44 1 4 N ie d L .2 1 5 4 4 7 3 (1 I 1 ) 1 120 04 1 SReed 1 3 1 0 0 A —444; H —1141,141 B lair 2 2 2 1 0 7 Moor* 2 0 0 0 7 1 HOP - by Hied IC ir r ) WP - Weathers 2 Moore U m p lr tl — Home. H arnandat. F lr t l. A ll Timet EDT W l n l t r t ; Second. F ro e m m ln g : T h ird . NATIONAL LEAOUE Crawford East Dtvltlon T - l 01 A — 50.217. W L Pet. OB A llanla •47 » 13 2 Naw York 1 3 415 4 Florida 7 7 too U l 7 500 1*9 Philadelphia 7 9 357 7*9 Montraal S South C tn lrtl Dt vt ikoni B erry I I . Palm Baach Atlantic 2 W L Pels GB Canlral Florida 1. South Florida I ‘ Cincinnati • 4 447 — Clam ton 10. G eorgia! St. Lo ult 415 1 5 *9 Em bry R id d lt). E c h trd l. Houston 7 4 534 Ml Florida Atlantic 4, Florida 3 4 Pittsburgh 6 500 2 Jackto nvill* 13, Florida AAM I 9 Chicago 3 750 5 Kentucky 12. W Kentucky 5 W #tl D im io n LSU 14. SE Louisiana* W L Pet. GB Miami ), Florida Soulhern 4 (II mningtl 4 571 San Francisco § M lltlltlp p l Col 1 1 Loyola, NO 1 4, 2nd 4 447 Colorado 7 M9 gam olinningt 9 J57 3 Los Angolas s R a llin tl, SI. Thomat 1 San Diego ) 700 5*9 12 South Alabama II. M ittitilp p l SI 4 T u ttd a y 'i Gamai SC Alkan ). North Florida! Loi A ngalai I Philadelphia ) Southern M ill 10. M lttlttlp p l V Montraal 4, San F rancltco 1 S ta lu n ll. Bolhuna Cookmanl Cincinnati 4. P iltib urg h 2 SI L o u lil. Atlanta 4 H o u ito n l. ChltagoO Florida 4, Colorada 4 Now York 4. San Diago 3 W adnatday'i Gamai NATIONAL LEAOUE Houilon IH arnltch 02) al Chicago (Young G AB R H Pci 0 )) ,l:2 0 p m 14 70 444 12 45 B u rk t Col Philadelphia (Judan I t) al San F ra n tltc o II 473 13 57 73 Kent NY (S w lttl 1), a O lp m 415 Bichette Col 11 53 15 7? Florida I Rapp I I I al Colorado (Reynoso 13 44 S 19 413 Cede no Hou 1-1), 1)41 p m . 4 IB 400 12 45 JeMertesSIL Pittsburgh IWagntr I I) al Clnclnnall 386 Klesko A ll 15 44 13 17 (Smlloy 1 II. M l p m 6 17 AtouM on 17 45 378 St Louis (Tewksbury 1 0 ) at A tlanta 371 Daulton Phi 12 45 13 17 (G la vm al 0). 1:40p m 375 13 44 10 18 Bagwell Hou Haw York IP Smith I 2) a l Lot Angaloi Pendleton A ll IS 45 • 73 354 (K * G rouO 0), 10.31pm R untScortd M onlraal (Fassero 0 I) a t San Diago Sandert, A lla nla. I l l Blchetla. Colorado <S Senders I II, I0;3)p m IS. R Sandart. C lnclnn all. 14; S h tllitld . Florida, 14; B urkt. Colorado. 14 Klatko. AMERICAN LEAGUE A lla n la . 13; D H ollInt. P hiladelphia, 12; E a it Division D y k tlra , Philadelphia, 13, M c G rlll. Allanla. W L Pet. OB 13 Daulton, Philadelphia. 13 B alhm or* I j 447 — Rum Belted In Toronto 4 S 443 — Kent, New York. 13; Galarraga. Colorado. Bolton 4 1 611 Ly 1); Blchetla, Colorado. 14; Canine, Florid*. New York 6 6 ,100 2 I St B ag wo 11, M o u t to n , 14; P a u l Io n , Detroit S t 317 4 Philadelphia. 14; Klesko. A llanla. 12. DSan Central Division de rt, A tlanta, 13; MaW llllems. San Fran W L Pet. OB c lu o . 13. Pendloton, A llanla, 11 C ltv tla n d 7 4 414 — H ilt Chicago ■ 1 411 ~ Pondlolon, A lla nla. 33; Kent, Now York K a m a tC lly 6 4 500 Hi 33, B lc h o llo , C olorado. 32; D S ande rt. Milwaukee 4 4 .100 Hi A lla nla, 31; B u rkt, Colorado. 20; Conlnt, Minnesota 4 10 .204 4W Florida, I4j Cedano. Houilon. 14; Lanklord. W att O lv liltn SI Loult, l« W L Pet. OB D oibla t Oakland 7 4 111 — LW alker. M onlraal. 4; Cedano. Houilon. ); Calllornla 4 I 424 ILy Hlchalla, Colorado. 7i Alou. Montreal, 4. I Saallla 1 7 .41) ILy a r o llt d w llh l. Taxes 4 4 111 JLy T riplot Tutaday't Gamai M a rtin, P lllib u rg h . 3; Cordero. Monlraal, Boilon 13. O akland! 2, RSandart, Clnclnnall. 2; Finley. Houilon. D a lro llt. K a m a i City 5 2, B u rkt. Colorado, 1; WWIIton. Chicago, 1; Chicago*. Milwaukee 2 lla r o t lo d w llh 1 Saalllo), N aw Y ork) Homo Runt Toronto 11, T r i a l 3 Konl, New York. I . Bichette. Colorado. 4, Baltimore 4. Calllornla 3 M a W lllla m t. San Francisco. 4; K letko. Cleveland7, Mlnnatota 6 A lla nla, 1. Conlne, Florida, i i Shalllald, Wednesday's Camel Florida, I t B u rkt. Ctdorado. 5; Bondi. San K a m a i C ity (Con* M l al O etroll (Lim a F r a n d tc o , Si G a la rra g a , C olorado. Si 001, C l i p m Daullon, Philadelphia. 1 Seattle (R Johnion 1 I) al New York (Koy Stolon B atot 2 I ) , ) OSpm DSandert. Atlanta. I ; Clayton. San Fran Chicago (M tD ow all I 2) at M ilwaukee d u o , 4; RSandart, Clnclnnall. 1; Oil Kay, SI. (HlguoraO 1), tiO lp m Loult. 3; DeShleldt. Lea Angelet, 1; Blchetla. Oakland (K a ria y 10) at Boilon (Clem oni Colorado. 1; Kelly, Cincinnati, 3; Bondi, San 1 01.) Olp m F ra n d tc o , 3 Texas (Helling 1 0) a l Toronto (Slewarl PITCHIHO 2 0 ) ,): 31 p m 1 D a d lio n t C alifornia IM .Leller 10) at Baltim ore l i a r * lle d w llh 1000 (M u tkln * 1 0 ) ,) 31 p m Strikeout! Cleveland (D e M a rlin e t 0 2) a) M lnneiola B e n o t. San D logo, 24; P J M a r lln o t, (D e ih a le i 1-31,4 OSp m M ontreal, 24; TrachtH, Chicago. 23; Sm olti. A lla nla. 23; Klla, Houilon. 31; G M addui, SOUTHERN LEAGUE A llanla. 21; K a G to tt, Lot Angelet. 21 E a iftrn D Iv iilo n le v e l w L Pel, GB M P erei. SI Loult, 5. Harvey. Florida, Sr 4 434 — McMichael. Atlanta. 6; DJonat. Philadelphia, Greenville (B re ve t) t 4 4 500 Us 3; Franco. New York. 3: 4 are lied w ith 2 Carolina IP Irales) Hi 4 ,500 Jacksonville (M ariners) 4 41 / 7 AM ERICAN LEAOUE Orlande (Cubt) S Hv 4 333 I ' t 8 Knoxville (Blue Joys) G AB R H Pci. W oitom D lvltlan 4 30 7 11 .431 O'Neill NY McGwire Oak 11 40 14 1) 421 H u n ltv lll* (A lh llc t) 7 4 .414 NoolOak to 34 4 14 .431 Challunooga IR e d tl 4 4 600 Ly Javier Oak 13 M 14 23 411 M o m phli IR o ya ll) 7 1 143 Ly 12 41 II II 400 McRae KC N o th v lll* IT w In tl 4 1 .141 I Uuhner Son 11 41 10 I I 400 Birm ingham (WSoa) 1 I 271 4 14 40 I) 14 400 M o lllo r Tor Tuesday’s Oamet 10 14 10 IS 345 LollonC le Birm ingham 4. Carolina 1 11 43 ) I) 145 Balnet Bit N o th v lll* 4. K noxville3 II 12 4 20 141 Olerud Tor Jacksonville t, Chattanooga 2 14 13 13 20 241 C O avltC al Orlondo 2, H u n ltv lll* 3 Runt Scored Greenville 2. Memphis I White. Toronto. 14, RAIom ar. Toronto. IF; Wednesday's Oamet M plitor, Toronto, I); Thom at. Chicago. 14: Jacktenvlllo at Knoavllto, 1 FLORIOA BASEBALL STANDINGS COLLBOB BABBBALL BASEBALL LEADERS best 160 047 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 Carter. Toronto. 20. Delgado. Toronto. II. Stalnbach. Oakland. 14. Thomat. Chicago II. Graanwell Boston. II. M olltor. Toronto. II . Sara Had w ith 14 Hit* M o lilo r. Toronto. 24. RAlomar, Toronto. 23. Javiar. Oakland. 33. W hit*, Toronto. 22. Puckett, M lnn aula , 31. MVaughn, Bokton. 20. Olerud, Toronto. 30. C D avli, Calllornla, 20 Ooublai Knoblauch. M in n a u t*. I ; Frym an, Detroit. 4 Barroa, Oakland. 4: M olltor. Toronto, 4, 4 a r r had with 1. Trtgtes Dial. Milwaukee. 1, Grllley Jr. Seetll*. 3. Oiei. Milwaukee. 1: RAIomar. Toronto. 1: While. Toronto. 2. Mara lied with I Hem* R uni Delgado Toronto. I,- Thomat. Chicago. ). S ierra. Oakland, 4; C arter. Toronto. I, Stalnbach. Oakland. 1; Franco. Chicago. 1. Ralaet, Chicago. 1 Helen B o m Coleman. K a m a i City, I , Lotion, Cl*va York. 5. Javiet, Oakland. 5. Huts*. Taxat. 4. McRae. K anta t C ity. 4. RAIomar, Toronto 4: Nixon. Boston, 4 PITCHINO 3 Decisions Ber*. Chicago. 2 0. 1 000. 2 12; Mussina Baltim ore. 3 0. 1 000. 1 I t . Brisco*. Oakland. 3 0. 1 000. 2.45; McDonald Baltim ore. 2 0. 1 000 2 41; A lv a re i Chicago 2 0, 1 000 3 23 S lew arl, Toronto. 3 0 1 000 5 14; Howell. Texas. 1 0.1 000. * 53 Strikeouts Gutman, Toronto. 24, Menlgen Toronto. 14; Gordon, Kantat City. I), Brown, Texas. 1); Solo, Boilon, 14. A le lttr. Toronto, 14; 6 nr* tied with t l Savat LaSmlth, Balhmor*. ), Grah*. Calllornla. 4. Aguilar*. M lnnoulA 4. Ruttoll, Boilon. 4: Farr. Clovtland. 3. RHernandet, Chicago. 3; Hannoman. Dalroil, 2. Hank*. Tatat. 2; R e a r d o n , New Y o r k , 3 All Tlmat EOT CASTERNCONFERENCE Atlantic Dlvltlan W L Pcf y Mew York 54 JS 484 m Orlando 48 >1 488 :« New Jefley 44 14 550 M l* ml 41 1* t i l Boilon 31 48 397 Phi fed* 1phi a 74 55 304 Wathinglon 7J 54 791 Central Dielsten * Atlanta 54 7* 700 ■ Chirago 55 25 448 a Cleveland 45 14 570 ■ Indiana 44 u 557 Charlotte 38 40 487 Detroit 70 59 253 Milwaukee It 40 241 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division * W L Pet. y Howl ton 57 J) t i l « San Antonio 54 16 4/5 * Utah 50 2* 633 * Derwer 40 3* 504 Minnesota 70 5* 251 Dallas II 44 11* Pacific Division / Seattle 40 It 75* * Phoenii 54 24 *75 * Golden State 41 31 404 * Portland 44 23 541 L A Lakers 33 66 .414 L A Clippers 77 52 342 Sacramento 77 53 262 "I'm really pleased with to­ night's win," said Hnlough. wtio now has eight feature wins this ti c a a (i n a t d i r O r l a n d o speedpliint. "W e were running otd tires. but the handling and the motor were outstanding." career 1,827 6,920 1.219 2.062 714 332 100 128 752 .298 Tim Ralnas Selkaly 3 4 4 4 10. C o lts * 104 4 1*. Burton 4 13 4 1 14. M ln *r 3 7 2 2 1. A tkln tO 1 0 0 0 Totals 44 *2 31 U 134 Minnesota 14 27 21 74 - ** M iam i 42 1* 74 31 - 114 1 Point goals — Mirysetola 4 It I Rider 4 4. Person 2 4. Jack son 0 I C Smith 0 II . M iam i 4 12 (Rice 4 4. Shaw 23, A sklnt 0 I, S Smith 0 3) Fouled out — None Rebounds — Minnesota 11 (Jackson H I. M iam i 44 IRIc*. Seikaty 10) A ts lilt — Minnesota 21 (Jackson 4). M iam i 35 (Long, Shaw S) Total fouls — M innaw ta 2*. M iam i 13 Technical — Min n e u ta coach Low* Flagrant tout — Gulberi A - 14*53 NHL PLAYOFFS A ll T im et EOT CONFERENCE OUARTERFINALS (Best at I I EASTERN CONFERENCE N Y Rangart v t. N. V. Islanders Rangers lead M r let 2 4 Thursday, A pril 3) N Y R angartal N Y Itlan dert. 7 )4p m lu n d 'jv Aorill 1# N Y Hangars at N Y Itlan dert. I 04 p m P iltib urg h v t. Washington Serlet tied I I Tuesday, A p ril I t P iltib u rg h 2 Washington I Thursday. A p ril 31 Pittsburgh at W ashington.7 l i p m New Jersey v t. Bultalo Series lied I I Tuetdey. A pril I t New Jersey 1. Buttalo I Thursday. A p ril I t New Jersey a l Buttalo. 7:11 p m Bettors v t, Montreal Series tied 1-1 Thursday, A p ril 31 Boston at M onlrool. 7 3* p m Saturday, A p ril 23 Boston al Montreal. • 04 p m WESTERN CONFERENCE Detroit VI ta n Jet* San Jet* leads ta r i n l -4 W rdn atdjy. A pril 24 San J o t* at D alro il. 7 34pm UNO! Friday. April I! D etroit at San Jose, 10 34 p m Calgary v t. Vancouvar Vancouver I r t d t la ria t 1 4 Wednatday, A p ril 10 OB 4 10*1 Vancouver at Calgary,* l i p rn Friday, A p r il!) Calgar y at Vancouver. 10 14 p m Toronto v t Chicego Toronto loads tones 10 Wednesday, A p ril 34 Chicago at Toronto, 7 l i p m Saturday. A p ril 11 Toronto at Chicago, 1 14 p m OB 3Ly ) 4'y II t <linched b a il conlerenco record » cl Inched pla ro ll tier Ih y clincheddivitionIdle T uatday'tO am at Boilon 110. Milwaukee 113 Allanla It. N aw York 14 New Jersey 111, Philadelphia 110 Indiana 111. W athinglon DO M iam i 134, M inn *io ta 44 Orlando 111, Detroit 144 San Anionio 40. H ouilon K Denver 131. L A Inkers»a Phoenix 122. Seatlle 114 Utah 111, Sacramento 104 Wednesday's Oamat Mlnnaula at Orlando. 7:34 p.m, Washington al Char loll*, 7:30 p m C lavtlandallndlana.l 30pm. Doltoll at Mllwaukoo, I 30pm Denver al L A Cllppon, 10 30 p m Sealllt a< L A Lakart, 10:30 p m. NBA BOXES MAOIC 111. PISTONS 144 ORLANDO (133) Scoll I I I 2 2 20. K rytlkow lak 4 4 4 4 13, O'Neal 114 4 II 14. N Anderton 4 13 4 4 I), Hardaway 4 I) 1 1 31. H olllm 1 1 00 3. Royal 2 1 1 2 4. S k llti 1 3 1 4 4 . Avenl 54 13 11. Bowie 1 7 3 2 4. Green 2 7 00 4 Totals: 44 44 34 3) 137 DETROIT 11041 E lllo ll 1110 0 4. M lllt 1 4 0 0 4. G Anderson 3 3 0 1 4, Burners 4 14 3 4 31. Thomat 4-11 4 4 12, Jones 1 4 00 4. Chllcult 3 7 3 3 4, Houilon 4 10 4 4 14, Hunter 1 1 1 2 4. Wood 3 J 3 4 10. Macon 111 4 4. Liberty I 3 0 0 2 Totals 34 43: I I 21104 Orlando 30 41 32 21 - 111 D etroit I I 34 14 34 - 104 1 Point goals — Orlando 4 14 (Hardaway 2 4, Scott 11. Skllet I I. Anderson I S. Bowie O il, Detroit 131 (O um aft S I. Wood 3 3, Hunter 1 I, M lllt 0 I, Chllcult 0 I. Houilon 0 1. th o m a t O il Fouled out — None Rebounds — Orlando 42 (Avenl 111, Detroit S4 I Jones 4) A t i l t l t — Orlando 34 (Hardaway 61, D eltoll TO (Thom at 6). Total to u lt — Orlando 31, O elroll 14. A — 11,414 HEAT 124, TIM BE RWOLVES 44 MINNESOTA (44) Laellnar 4 11 I I II. W e ll 34 00 4. Brown 0 0 0 0 0. Rider 11 I ! 3 4 21. M W illiam s 0 3 0 0 0. Person a 14 1 3 II. C Smith 0 1 0 2 0. Bailey 3 4 4 4 4, M atey IS 44 10. D avit 4 II 3 4 II, Jackson 44 0 0 4. Gulberi 1 4 3 3 4 Totals 31 41 17 3544 M IA M I 1156) Long 2 13 0 0 4. Rice 11 20 2 3 33. Salley S 4 4 1 14. Shaw 5 7 0 0 13. S Smith 4 4 4 7 12. OHLANDO — Hating vctcrmi G ary " H o t S h o e ” Hnlough charged from (he middle of the pack lo win the Orange County Hoick Lute Model feature lust Friday, April 15. ut Orlando Specdworld. D a lla tv t. SI. Loult Dalles loodt u r le t I 4 Wednesday, A p ril 14 SI Lo ulsel D eltas,* l i p m Friday, A p ril 73 Dal Ia t at SI. Loult. I : U p m. TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American Lejgue O E T R O IT TIO E R S - Sent D«nny Bautista. outfielder, to Toledo ol tt>o Interne Hanoi Loogu* Recalled Jot* Llmo. pitcher, from Toledo SEATTLE MARINERS - Placed Edgar M artin *!, third boteman. on Hie 15 day disabled list Activated Brian Turang, In tielder. Irom the ditahk-d lilt TEXAS RANGERS-Activated Jon Shave, intledler. Irom Ih* ISday dltabltd llt l and designated him lor assignment. Nat tonal League CINCINNATI REDS - Acquired Eddie Taubentee, catcher, from Ih* Houston Astros lor Rost Powell and Marty U tta r, pitchers Placed Jo* Oliver, catcher, on Ih* ISday disabled lit! SAN DIEOO PADRES - Assigned Hector Forgot, pitchor. lo Rancho Cucamonga ol Ih* Californio Loagu* TVIRADIO AUTORACINO 1:30 a m - ESPN. NASCAR F lr lt Union 400 BASEBALL 7:10 p m . — ESPN. Toaat Rangort at Toronto Blue Jayt. (L I 10:30 p m, — ESPN. Now York M o lt at Lo t Angelet Dodgers, (L I BASKETBALL 7 p m — SUN. NBA Magic Tonight 7 30 p m . — SUN, NBA. Mlnnetota Tim bo rw olve ta lO rla n d o M itg lc. (L ) Uy lap four. Balough was In third place. Three laps Inter, he was In second place, challenging David Russell for the No. 1 spot. After three lops of door-to-door racing. Balough used n high g ro o ve pass io get around Russell and lake the lead. The next eight hips were "Follow ihe Leader" racing with Russell damped on Halough's rear bumper In an effort to re g a in his u dvn n ln gc. Hut Russell's challenge ended In n cloud of smoke on the hark straightaway, when a blown engine put him behind [ill wall. "I hated to see David fall out because we had a real good race going." sold Halo ugh. Russell, a three-time Florida A s s o c ia t io n o f S to c k C ar Automobile Racing (FASCAH) Late Model champion, had re­ sumed rurlng several weeks ago nflcr a six-week layoff, "This Is real disappointing." said Russell. "Since I started racing again. I have a win and a second and now a (rip behind (tie wall. "T h e lap before t blew. I Editor’s nola: Saturday's results from New Smyrna and V o l u s i a C o u n t y speedways will appear In Thursday's Sanford Herald. checked the gauges and every­ thing was just fine. As I was going into turn three, the engine just locked and blew big time. I busted the block and parts Just came out o f the side o f die motor. "Gary and I had a good race going. We would have raced right down lo the flag." Ed M c rld lth w as secon d behind lhilough. Th ey were followed by Dave Deblllus, Hot) Ackerbloom. and Tuffy Hester. Glen Castro held off a hardcharging Hobby Stevens to pick up his fourth bomber win of the season. Trailing Stevens to the checkered flag were Doug Gould. HlckSchllmmcr, and Rob Cook. Darren Gould led every lap In the Sportsman feature, yet took the checkered flag less than a ear length ahead of Rick Johns. Wnlt hoggins. Harharn Fierce, and UlU Loomis rounded out the top five. Wayne Heckle also went green flag lo checkers hi winning the Modified headliner. Mcrldtlh. who Dnished second In the Lute Model feature, nlso finished sec­ ond In the Modified race. Third place went to Wayne Parker, who was followed by Uriicr Thompson and Ross Eldrldge, Other feature event winners were Michael Williams (Limited Late Models). Hobby Seurs IMlnl S to ck s). Fred Peters (RunAbouts). and Tim Altman I Mini H o m h e rs ). Softball------Continued from ID Lawson lilt two singles and scored three runs. O th e r c o n tr ib u t o r s w ere Keashn Hradley (two doubles, one run): Shannon Jackson Idmiblc, single, run); Kallsha Haves and Candice Hrown (each w lih a double and a run); Octavlu Redd (single, run): and Shuyla Hooks (single). Kisha Hampton singled and scored the only run lor the Mane G irls. Tisha Roger hit two singles. Knudl U'c. Alisha Colon. Hnmdy Colgate, and Stacy Aten each had a single hi Saturday's games M Howard and Yolanda Cox leached hast- all lour limes they batted as Insurance W orld lopped the Mane Girls. Howard singled sill four times, while Cox had a triple, a double, a single and also walked and scored three runs. Also contributing were K Hussard (double, two singles, three runs), C. Iteming (three singles, three runs). - N. Cllctt (three singles, m ill mid S Hanson (single, three runs). Doing the hilling for Ihe Move Girls were Colgate (three singles, two runs). Lee (three singles, run). Shelly Frail (three singles). Aten and IIambi Dyess (two singles and one mu each), Sit rah. Von Kidder (two singles) and) i Hampton and Alisha Colon (on e single each). Kelly Otis had two doubles and > a single 'and scored twice as Nichols VipBct Cluiln of Lakes. Helping,yut Otis were Michele Forest (double, single), Shannon Ross |two singles, two runs), * Corellii Mitchell (triple, run), Martha Arkens (double). Kuly Heath and Dixie Ross (one single and one run each) and Sherry Kiliind. Roxsim Shine. Hannah C u lp . T o s h a S a n d e r s and Margaret Uunn.m.i (one single enehl. Providing the olfcnse lor Chain ol Lakes were Hyrd (two doubles, sin gle), Hradley (triple, two singles), Jackson (three singles, two runs). Hooks (double, single, two runs). Drown (home run. run), Tasltia Dixon (double) and Williams (single, run). Little MajorsContinued from ID Beatty (single, two runs. HHI). Jason Murray Islnglc. two runs) and Mike Thomas (single, run). Doing the hitting lor the Expos w ere V ictor Gilbert (trip le, single, run. RHI). Hilly Smith (single, RHI) and Curl Seolt (run). Collecting hits lor the Marlins IO-3.I w ere Irlcund (dou ble. sin gle, run, two RHI), K111Ingswortli (two singles, run). Hnindnn Hryant (home run. two runs, three RHI). Daniel Whited (home run. two runs, RHI), Rfek Wells (triple, tw-o runs, two RHI). Robert Lowe (single, run). Ryan Htelelmer (run. RHI) and Ryan Spradlin (run). Tyler Drake scored the Cardi­ nals (2-7) run. Bridgestone FREE EXTENDED W A R R A N T E E S ★ Re B alancing* Flat Repair * Rotation * Road Haratd * Mileage Warraniy ★ Alignment.Chech * Shock, Brake & Ait Check They aren't at the competition! TENNIS l a m. — SUN,CondodoGodoTournament V O LLE Y B A L L M idnight - SUN, Pro Beach AVP MIMor L it* Tour Radio BASEBALL 7 p m. A lla nla WWNZ AM 11440), SI Lo ult at BASKETBALL 7:10 p m - WDDO AM 1540). 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Goodrich a �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • W e d n e s d a y , April 20, 1994 • SB Cook of the Week IN BRIEF Higgins second In regional contest SANFORD — B, Duke Woody Branch 147, Fleet Reserve Association recently held Its annual Americanism essay contest awards ceremony at the Branch home In Sanford. Certificates o f award and ISO bonds were Issued to the following students: Julia Higgins, seventh grade, Sanford Middle School: Teresa Bugllo. eighth grade, New Smyrna Beach Middle School; Ken Poole, nlnlh grade, Lake Brantley High School: Am y Derrow, 10th grade, Lake Brantley High School: Marcia Klntner, 11th grade, Lake Brantley High School. Stephanie Dempsey. DeLund High School won first place over all and was awarded an additional ISO bond and certificate of award. These students' essays were sent to the Fleet Reserve Associates' Southeast Region to be Judged and winners have been announced. Julia Higgins won second place and will be presented with a 1100 bonaT Ken Poole. Amy Derrow and Stephanie Dempsey all won third place In their grade level and will receive a $75 bond. Although they did not have any first place winners In the regional contest, they did have four winners and the association la very proud of them. L.L. "R ed " Hulett Is Sanford Branch president. New release at library The Central Branch of the Seminole County Public Library has acquired The In te rn a tio n a l D ire c to ry o f C om pa n y Histories. The eight-volume set presents detailed descriptions of more that 1,600 companies worldwide. The library Is located at 215 N. Oxford Road, Casselberry. It Is open from 0 a.in. to 0 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday. i;. Blood Bank seeks donors Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch, 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Nar-Anon to meet Nor-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at West Luke Hospital. 589 West Slate Road 434, Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends of uddlcls. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity la make decisions and put your life back in focus. Cull 260-1000 for more Information. Rotary meets early Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Tlmacuan Country Club, on Rinehart Roud. Contact Bill Moore, president, at 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 AAA building, 1000 AAA Drive, Heathrow. Call Snm Ryan at 671-2656 for more Information. East-West Kiwanls Club meets Thursday Bust-West Kiwanls Club of Sanford meets every Thursday ut 7 p.m., at the Friendship At Union Lodge building, corner of Locust Avenue nnd Seventh Street. Visiting Klwanlans arc welcome. For Information, call Robert Whittaker, president, 889-6042. m . mm ■ NEW ARRIVALS The following births have been recorded at Florida Hospital, Allamontc Springs: M a r c h 27 — D e n is e J . G a c r t n e r a n d A rm a n d D. Patregnanl. Longwood, girl March 28 — Linda M. and D a v id L. O o d k ln , W in t e r Springs, girl March 29 — Valerie K. Carr and Justin C. Weslervclt, Lake Mary, boy: Christine A. Addison and Angel G. Cruz, Altamonte VC'Springs, boy March 30 — Gcorglana W. and Gary F. Callaway. Longwood, boy: Jessica M. and James S. Radford, Lake Mary, boy March 31, — Mona M. and John P.. Thanopoulos. Long­ wood, girl April 1 — (Ms.) Dennis Runlcs. Sanford, boy; Sharon and John Trad, Longwood, girl: Llssa and Richard Meyers J r„ Lake Mury. boy Army vet comes from family of good cooks SANFORD — There are many times In one's life that situations will present themselves (good or bad) as well, setting goals for ourselves. Cook of the Week Audu Cross has traveled both of these paths In her life nod. most definitely has applied herself la doing the very best she can ut all limes. Cross attended Seminole High School nnd graduated In 1987. For 1W years she worked ns cashier for Winn Dixie's food markets. Wanting more out of life and the chance lo travel. Cross Joined the Army. Her enlistment was for two years taking her to South Cnrollna (w h ere she w as station ed), G eo rgia , and ev en tu a lly to Korcn. There she was slutloncd for \Vt years as a communica­ tions specialist. Ikmi nnd raised In Sanford enables Cross to slay In touch with muny o f her high school friends nnd. of course, her fami­ ly. She Is also the mother of an absolutely goregous 2Vi-ycnr-old daughter, Dcitra. She lias two brothers and two slaters wllh one of cnch. making her an aunt. Paul Cross Is from Geneva. He has one daughter, Kristen, who Is 114 y e a r s o ld . H ow u rd Hawkins In her brother who lives In Sanford. Am y Hawkins, her sister, also lives In Sanford. Becky Lathan lias two sons. Joshua Is two years old and Gordon Is 7 months. She also lives In Sanford. Sid and Kathy Hawkins. Cross' parents also live In Sanford. Sid has been with the Sanford Fire Department for 20 years and Knihy. her mother, works parttime for Central Florida Educa­ tors Federal C red it U nion. (CFEFCU) of Sanford. Cross, herself, lias continued In the fie ld o f c o m m u n ic a t io n s specialist, currently working for the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. " I hope lo become n deputy within the next two years," she said. "A t that time my daughter will be in school and I can devote ull of my time to training and schooling." Aside from cooking. Cross enjoys playing volleyball nnd m a k in g la ce-c o ve red p h olo albums wllh her mother."We don't sell them or even make them with the thought in mind of making any money. We make them to give ns gifts for maybe a H»(*M Fholo by ten** K*Uh Auda C roat gats help from bar daughter Delira In cutting ham to prepare milk gravy. COOK OP THE W EEK RENEE KEITH baby shower, a wedding or Just about uny type of theme a person would want," said Cross. "M y cooking skills were taught to me by my mother," she said. "W hen we were younger, Mom was always In the kitchen." Cross's recipe for Pizza Bake Is a recipe created- by her mother. "T ills Is n wonderful tasting. Inexpensive and, different way to have pizza." suld Cross. With the summer months and picnic time upon us once again, Cross's recipe for Bean Salad Is right In line with the season. This recipe conics by way of her grand­ mother Clegg, who according to Cross. "Is also an excellent cook." BEANSALAD I can sliced carrots I can yellow wax beans I can green beuns 1cun kidney beans t small can mushrooms ) small red onion, sliced Vi green pepper, sliced thin 44 cup sugar Vicup vinegar V» cup salad oil 2 tsp. celery seed 2 (sp. mustard seed I tsp. suit V* tsp. white pepper Drain canned vegetables. In large bowl add onion and green pepper. Meanwhile In pot, mix sugar, vinegar, sulad oil, celery seed, mustard Bccd, salt and pepper. Bring lo a boll, stirring constantly. Pour mixture over vegetables In large bowl. Cover and let stand In refrigerator 12 hours or more. Stir occasionally with wooden spoon. PIZZA BAKE 3 lbs. ground beef 1 medium onion, chopped 1 green pepper, chopped 1 pepperoni sausage, sliced 2 Jars Chef Boy-Ar-Dec pizza sauce Hoz. Mozzarella cheese I Plllsbury pizza crust I beaten egg In large fry pan. saute ground beef with chopped onion and green pepper. Add sliced pep­ peroni and simmer. Drain grease off. Add pizza sauce and simmer tinlll warm. Pour Into 13x9-lnch pan . Tu p w ith M o zz a rc llu cheese. Cover with plzzu crust, pushing down on sides of pan und tucking edges. Brush top with beaten egg. Cut silts tn dough and sprinkle lop with more Mozzarella cheese. Bake at 350° until golden brown. HOT DOO SURPRISE 1 lb. hot dogs 1 cu p or m o r e m a s h e d Cl See Cook, Page SB Begin the day with a good breakfast When you own a microwave, t h e r e 's a l w a y s t i m e f o r breukfust. Whether It's a dressed up grapefruit or a mug of hut cocoa, breakfast gets everyone off to a belter start. Some of these easy hreukfusts are e v e n p o r t a b le . T h a t 's especially good If you have children Ina car pool. Be a little creative, then maybe you 'll find more Interest In breukfust ut your house. Even the most sour grapefruit Is tamed wllh a bit of brown sugar und cinnamon. OLAZED GRAPEFRUIT 2 medium grapefruits M IC R O W A V E M A Q IC M ID G E M YCOFF 3 Tbsp. packed brown augur 1 tsp. ground cinnamon W (sp. ground ginger Pinch of nutmeg 4 tsp. orange Juice, opctlonal 1 Tbsp. butler or margarine, cut Inlo pieces Cut grapefruits in half und remove the seeds wllh the tip of u sharp knife.Cut around each section to loosen the llcsh. In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, cinnamon, ginger und nutmeg. Place the grapefruit halves on a large micro-safe glass plate Dot with butter Sprinkle the brown sugar mix­ ture over each half. Pour 1 teaspoon orange Juice over the top of each. If desired. Microwave on 100 percent power for 6-8 minutes or until warm. Makes 4 servings. For 2 halves, microwave for 3-4 m in u t e s , fo r I h a lf, microwave for two minutes. This nol-Just-for breukfast compote combines dried and fresh fruits. Vary the fruits with the season, perhaps trying fresh peaches nnd peach nectar In Rummer Instead of apples and apple Juice, The recipe stores well In the refrigerator and Is a welcome treat. FRUIT COMPOTE 1 package (8 oz.) dried mixed fruit 1 cup apple Juice 1 tsp. almond extract 1 tsp. ground cinnamon 2 medium apples, cored and cut Into Vi-Inch pieces Vi cup wutcr 2 T b s p . fla k e d c o c o n u t, toasted Cut larger fruits In half In 2-qunrt casserole, combine the dried fults, apple Juice, almond extract und cinnamon, Cover tlghlly with a lid or vented plnstlc wrap. Microwave on 160 percent power 5 minutes or null heated through. Stir In npplcs and water. Recover and mlcrowuvc on 100 percent power 5 minutes. Let Htund covered for 5 minutes. When serving grunlsh with tousled coconut. Hint: To toast coconut place 2 tablespoons fluked coconut In a 1-cup gluss measure. Mlcrowuvc on 100 percent power for 1-2 minutes or until light brown, stirring every 30 seconds. Tills brcakfusl pita pocket cun be prepared the night before, then sim p ly h ealed In the morning. FRUITED CHEESE POCKET 1(3 oz.) package cream cheese V4 cup dried fruit such as raisins, chopped dutes. chopped uprlcols 2 Tbsp. chopped walnuts 2 Tbsp. shredded coconut 'A tsp. ground cinnamon 1 0-lnch whole wheat pita bread, cut In half. Unwrap the cream cheese and place on a s m a ll m lc r o s a lc p la t e . Microwave on BO percent power 30 seconds, or until cheese Is solt. Stir In dlrcd fruit, walnuts, coconut nnd cinnamon, blending well. Fill each pllu half wllh half of the cheese mixture. Place the pockets, cut side out, on a paper plate. Cover loosely with plastic w ru p a n d [ta p e r t o w e l. Microwave on 100 percent power for 1 minute nr mull heated through. Drizzle wllh honey. If desired. Makes 2 servings — cun he eaten on the runl Enjoy these cusy-lo-makc hum and egg cups for breakfast or supper. HAM AND EOO CUPS I tablespoon plcantc sauce I tablespoon shredded cheese Carefully fit a ham slice Into cuch of two 5-ouncc glass custar cups, lucking In sides of slice us necessary. Break an egg Inlo center of cnch dish. Set dish In a larger cereal howl; add Vk-Inch water lo outer dish. Cover cuch dish with plastic wrap. M icrow ave on 50 percent power 4-5 minutes or until egg Is just ubout desired donencss. rearranging dlsht-s once. Top Wlthplrante sauce and cheese. Cover and let stand about I minute or until cheese Is melted and egg Is desired donencss. Micro-hint: If eggs arc not desired donencss uftcr standing time, mlcrowuvc 15-30 seconds. (Mldgs Mycofl Is a eartlllsd home economist end coordinator ol the Single Parent Displaced Homemakers Program al Semi­ nole Community Collage. Send questions about microwave cooking lo her at the Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord, 3277f or phone: 3231450, ext. 360.) WHITE FANG 2 « « » 2:004:1*7:009:15 ___________ z. 111.11_______ tCfli o U A R m q . T E s 9<, THUM QILINA > 10 4 00 CLIFFORD 7:00 100 B a hocus pocus m 5 1:304:107:00900 (PO-13) to MIGHTY DUCKS 2 cops&ifeWs1 («) _____ 3:114:307:109:10 3004:107:309:30___[PfiJ THREESOME Hey, 17-os1.Sirtort r m NAKED GUN 33 1/3 3304307:30930 . J2. MAJOR LEAGUE 2 2 slices sandwich ham 2 eggs *3} (PO) M ONKEY TROUBLE 8: IS 0:90 E : 10 4:4 JSi M SURVIVING THE GAME 1:394307:309:30 (6) *3 75FO I1 ALL MO VIES S T A itllllG UETWEEN 4 TO 6 �4 B - Sanford H erald, Sanford, Florida - W ednesday, April 20, 1094 by Chic Y o u n g , I l o n d ie by Howie Schneider EEK & M EEK TOUIGHr UJt lUJTicDUXE. A BtfAUD WtlXJ FEATURE ID THE. klG H U Y W&UJS.. me call AfJD HERE 1 0 /VJCHOR rr„ THE O T J A R E U O C V 6LHTAFUXD ALJO 'RFTEEAJ MHOOTBS O f FAM E’ ■mi iL/n l1ACT~^l V7. Is drug useful to stop perspiration? DR. GOTT: In response to your reader who sweats excessively, you told him "Just accept the way he Is." I say hogwashl Any know ledgeable derm atologist will prescribe Pro-Banthlne for this annoying problem. After 33 years I am free o f soaking perspiration because or this d ru g . My sid e e ffe c t s arc minimal and well worth the trade-off. DEAR READER: While I am aware that some physicians prescribe Pro-Dantbtnc to help control excessive sweating. I am not In fnvor o f this practice. Although the drug does reduce sweating. It has several unpleas­ ant side effects, such as dry mouth, blurred vision, urinary h e s it a n c y a n d r e t e n t io n , p a lp ita tio n s , h e a d a c h e , n e r v o u s n e s s , c o n fu s io n , d r o w s in e s s , w e a k n e s s , In ­ s o m n ia . c o n s t ip a tio n . Im ­ potence. and others. Moreover, the medicine should not be used by elderly people‘or In the presenre o f hypertension, heart failu re, liver disease, k i d n e y d i s o r d e r s , h y p e rth y ro id is m , or hlntnl hernia. As you point out. patients taking ProHnnthlnc must accept the side effects us u trade-ofT. in my view, however, the potential consequences of the medication outweigh Its benefits for the average person. DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a friend who Is u bad diabetic. He chews tobacco and 1 believe It ts sweet and bad for his health. Am I correct? DEAR READER: Diabetics must avoid sugar: therefore, any substance containing sugar Is prohibited. This Includes smoke­ less tobacco. Although not all brands arc sw eetened with sugar, some are. Your friend should not use such products. You are correct. In addition, chewing tobacco Is not a healthful habit because It can cause cancers of the mouth and throat. To give you more Information on dlnbctcs. I am sending you a free copy o f my Health Report "D ia b e te s M c llltu s ." Copyright 1994. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ACROSS 32 Hawaiian Inatrumanl 33 Numato — 34 Swaba 38 Author — Daighlon 36 — Chapal. 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Hut as you have a sure heart trick available and your club spots urc so strung, you should lake u safety-play to guurnnlcc four diamond tricks. Alter winning the first trick with the club ncc, you should cash the diamond arc (In case the Jack Is single) before leading a low diamond to dummy's nine. (Or lead Immediately to the nine.) On a good day. West will play low from jack-four)h. Hut let's suppose East wins with the Jack and switches lo a spade. You win with lltc king and cash you r diam ond winners, dis­ carding one spade and two hearts from the dummy. Then you lead the heart queen, guar­ anteeing nine tricks. You can lose at most one heart, one diamond and two clubs. The actual declarers started with two lop diamonds. As you can see by ((H ik in g al all four hands, It Is |M>st>lblc lo recover from this false start, but none dld. By Bernice Bede Oeol YOUR BIRTHDAY April 31, 1994 might be shot down In Us trucks today If you discuss your con­ ception with u negative thinker. Look for endorsers, not critics. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A Join! endeavor lias fair chances for success today, provided the fi­ nancial liabilities arc equally distributed. If they aren't, it may not work. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22| Situations you negotiate on a one-to-one basis today might not gratify your expectations. This could be due to both parlies wuntlng too much. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your tenacity and fortitude might leave something to lie desired today. Instead o f pulling forth extra effort, you might look for unproductive HlKirlcuts. The year ahead may be a very favorable one for you where romance Is concerned. If marr l e d , b o n d s c o u l d be strengthened. If unattached you might find your Idcul male. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Something may develop today which has the potential far producing bcuclhs. You could gain In some manner, but a friend might not. Do nothing at his/her expense. Trying to patch up a broken romance? 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CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) A good Idea y ou 've conceived n jw i >i 41 IH I ill lilHAAff iiITRH JUST AS LONG AS YOU REALIZE IT'S All MAKE-BELIEVE. 1 DON'T MEAN TO LECTURE, BUT IT'S IMPORTANT FOR A CHILD TOLEARhl THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REALITY AND FANTASY ESPECIALLY IH WE SStH* A A Y eC 6HE UfT P tfW tt THE D0PWU4RP OOT SHOT, AHP... 4 AQ9 I v k Itlll «ii ♦ 95 WEST ♦ 104 2 ♦ J 9 84 ♦7 ♦ q ja j i ♦ 105 4 EAST ♦ j 7a 5 ♦ A 107 ♦ J 1*4 I ♦ K SOUTH ♦ KJ ♦ qs ♦ A K q 10 i ♦ A 978 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: Soulh South 1♦ ] NT W til Put Put North lY 1 NT B ail Put AU pats Opening lead: 4 3 than II l(Kiks today. He prepared to follow through once you commit yourself to a course of action. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jail. 19) Don't ask advice from friends today unless you're prepared to deal with the unvarnished truth. Your honest pnLs could be very frank and forthright. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 191 Todu y in you r co m m ercia l dealings if you Ice) you've been slighted, try to rectify the matter Immediately. It may never gel done If you Intend lo lukc care of It later. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Making decisions under pressure might riol be one of your better assets today. You be (lie one who sets your timetable, not the otherguy. ARIES (March 21-June 20) You might feel you haven’ t been p ro p e rly a c k n o w le d g e d for something you went out on n limb to do for an associate. You could be rigid, but give him/her time to make amends today. C opyright 1994 N EW SPAPE R ENTERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr ANNIE Ah8i£ OiP LEAVE- A M W , 90 LOOK WHAT l FOUND, X THAT A MR ROBOTMAN/A WCKT) SOUNDS STONE/.. IT GRANTS ME / UKfc A MAGIC WISHES/_J{FUN GAME, .KEVIN SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You could be the one who takes the lumps today If you allow yourself to be jockeyed Into a position where you side with one friend against Hie other. Main­ tain your ncutrallly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. 21) Achieving ambitious ob­ jectives might be a lot harder NORTH c w t ": . , YES..,FOR YOUR # * j t / GET i t INTO uar , muit.' O UTSHE'S NOT ALoNt. Eft..THANKS FOR TM' LIFT, PUT,..ARE YOU SURE YOU’RE R IG H T? So O ID ENOUGH V JVC' OOT tw v e r T ' PC OLD m g # �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednosday. April 20, 1994 - SB Neighbors’ round-the-clock snoring is becoming boring Grilled Turkey end Vegeteble Baled will delight family and guesta with Ite rich emoky flavor. Grill a tasty turkey salad to herald warmer weather Don’t he surprised If your tnste hurts start to perk up In Muy, (hr olllclnl sturt of Imrbccuc season. With tile arrival o f wurmcr weather, uienls tnkr on a new dimension In many purls of the country. It's officially time to dust off your ((rill and cook outdoors. Start your grilling season by trying innovative turkey ten­ derloin salad recipes, and you'll see how great turkey on the grill can be. Grilled Turkey and Vegetable salad. Southwestern T u r k e y S a la d and G r ille d Turkey Salad wllh Raspberry Vinaigrette are definitely de­ licious treats. You can create meals wllh a wide range of tastes simply by using lurkcy ten­ derloins and different seasonings such as balsamic vinegar, salsa. Chinese five-spice powder, Dijon mustard — or your own favorite Ingredients. ORILLED TURKEY VEQETABLESALAD AND SOUTHWESTERN SALAD |Scrves4) Bal sami c Dressing! Marinade Intact to fan slices out. In large bawl combine eggplant, zuc­ chini, red and yellow pepper and onion wllh V i cup dressing. Cover and refrigerate vegetables 4 hours, stirring gently several times. Cover and refrigerate remaining dressing. Spruy charcoal grill rack wllh vegetable cooking spray. Preheat grill for direct-heat cooking. R em ove ten d erlo in s from plastic hag, discarding remain­ ing marinade, and place on grill ruck. Fan eggplants and place with other vegetables around turkey. Grill over hot coals 5 minutes, turn nnd continue cooking 4 to 5 minutes or until turkey Is no longer pink In center. Watch vegetables closely to prevent burning. To serve, slice tenderloins and peppers into Mi-inch slices. Ar­ range turkey on 4 [dates, sur­ round with grilled vegetables and drizzle with I tablespoon dressing each. and Slice tenderloins Into thin strips nnd place over leltuce. Drizzle with dressing. Ssladi 1 lb. turkey tenderloins, buticrfllcd 2 Japanese eggplants 2 medium zucchini, cut into Mi-Inch diagonal slices 1 each red and yellow bell pepper, seeded I small red onion, cut Into H equal wedges Vegetable cooking spray In large self-closing plastic bag, place tenderloins with Vi cup dressing; seal bag. Re­ frigerate 4 hours, turning bag scvcrul limes. Pierce eggplnnia with fork. I’lucc on paper towel and cook In mlcrowuvc oven at high (100 percent [lower) 114*2 minutes or until cggplunts arc soft; allow to cool. Make 4 lengthwise slices In each eggplant, leaving stem end Cook Continued from Page 3B potatoes American cheese, sliced In one-half Inches pieces Paprika Doll hot dogs until done. Split open lengthwise on cookie sheet. Top w ith scoop o f mashed potatoes. Top with cheese, sprinkle wllh paprika. Hake until cheese mclls. Serve with vcgclahie and/or salad. Kids love them! GRANDMA'S POTATO SALAD DRESSING 5 eggs, well beaten Mi cup sugar 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. dry mustard 1 tsp, butter % cup vinegar 1 cup Miracle Whip salad dressing Cook all Ingredients together, s t ir r in g c o n s t a n t ly . A ft e r thickening, take off heut and add salad dressing to make creamy. Pour over cooked potatoes or macaroni. Vegetable rooking spray I package ( I W ounces) reduccd-sodlum taco seasoning mix 1 pound turkey tenderloins, butlcrfllcd 1 large head romulnc lettuce, cut In quarters lengthwise Spray charcoal grill ruck wllh vegetable cooking spray. Preheat grill fordlrcct-hcnt cooking. Sprinkle seasoning mix evenly over each side of tenderloins. Flare turkey on grill ruck und grill over hot coals 5 minutes und turn. Place lettuce on grill und cook lurkcy and lettuce 4 to 5 minutes or until turkey Is no longer pink In center nnd lettuce Is slightly wilted. To serve, on each o f 4 oblong plates arrange 1 lettuce quarter. USDA Inspected •PLAY • LO O K O LAU O nO US Sjnloici Avc your suspicions nnd observe her reaction. She could be Innocent, hut If you still have suspicions after confronting her. you should talk to her parents. Sometimes sleallg is a symptom of em o­ tional problems. You do Sally no favors by remaining silent. Steak $099 4 * Grade A Jumbo Pack Thighs & Drumsticks Pint .59 Quart lb . .79 1/2 Flat 9.49 Full Flat 6.99 Strawberry Pies Or Cakes Lb. Apples S Extra Lean Sm all “Packaged" El rVntAr Put Red Delicious Or Granny Smith § Pork Chops idi jgj Mild O r Hot □ Food Lion IDRoll Sausage MILK ORAVY 0 slices of bacon 14 to I cup leftover ham Mi to I cup plain (lour 214 cups milk Cut s lic e s o f bacon Into chunks. Cut leftover hnm in chunks. Fry bacon until crispy. Add hnm and fry slightly brown. Sprinkle with Hour until fat is absorbed and meats arc wcllflourcd. Add milk gradually until right consistency for gravy. Serve over loast. BANANA PUDDINO 3 small boxes Instant vanilla pudding 0 cups milk 1 (8) oz. carton Cool Whip 1 small carton sour cream Mix ull ingredients into a smooth mixture. Layer with sliced bananas and van illa wafers. .(Renee Keith Is a Sapford Haratd correspondent end,Cook of the Weak columnist. Please submit nominations lor the v/ookly feature to 321-8748.) !n> ih n i iAJMf UIIMQHAJMT DAYANDNIQH- HAIR FORMULA I CONCERNED NEIGHBOR DEAR CONCERNED NEIOHBORi T ell Sally abut R ed g R ip e g Strawberries g Chicken B e e f B o n e le s s T o p S ir lo in la l 3 2 Ox. ||Bama 3 Grape g Jelly Or Jam g 100 ' Han di-wrap H A M O R E B E A U T IF U L V O U MAKE-UP THAT WONT WASH OFF COLOUR THAT LASTS 3 5 YEARS • SWIM • SLEEP dcnlly your neighbors nrc not aware that loud snoring Is often a symptom o f serious, possibly terminal, health problems. Tell them that you have Just learned thut snoring muy Indicate u health condition which could result In n heart attack or other disorder, and suggest that they reconsider cvnluntlo nt a sleep disorder clinic. If your neighbors still refuse, then It's up to you to protect yourself from the disturbance. Consult a contractor or an Inte­ rior designer about soundproof­ in g th e w a ll b e tw e e n the beiirooms. Or. you might con­ sider leaving a radio on. or using n machine that makes "white noise" (sound of (he ocean, rain or a stream) to musk the snoring. DEAR ABBY: I cuught a 10-ycar-old neighbor girl steal­ ing money nut ol my purse last year. (I'll call her Sally.) I talked to her. nnd told her I would give her unother chance Instead o f speaking to her parents about It. Sally agreed to this, nnd I thought she was doing OK. Since then, 1 have learned that another neighbor had n few small objects stolen from her home, nnd I'm afraid the thief was Sally. Should I talk to her and let her know what 1suspect? Or sh ou ld I let the o th e r neighbor know lhut I caught Sally before, und I suspect her'/ Or should I talk to Sally's parents? Abby, I hate to think (hat beautiful child might grow up to be a thief and eventually end up in prison. Ours Is a very affluent neighborhood, and I don't want to be known as a troublemaker. Should I keep silent? Fresh Lean Assorted Spicy Southwestern Dreaalng; Saladt ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Lb. IServcs4) Vi cup p lu s 2 tablespoons prepared salsa 2 tablespoons no-fat sour cream I tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro In small bowl combine salsa, sour cream nnd cilantro; cover and refrigerate. KNOXVILLE DEAR K NO XVILLE! Evl- A D V IC e }fryPork Chops >•- TURKEY ‘A cup balsamic vinegar '/« cup olive nil I Mi tsp. chopped garlic V. isps. dried basil 14 tsp. red pepper flakes Vt tsp. salt In small bowl whisk together vinegar, oil, garlic, basil, pepper flakes and salt. DEAR ABBYl I am u widow with two children. I live In a townhouse with nelghliors on both sides. A new family (mom, dm) and two children) moved In next door. The first night I was nwnkcncd abut I a m, by n horrible noise that turned out to be both parents snoring. I spoke to them about this (nicely) and asked If (here was something they could do about It. They assured me that since Ihcy worked different shifts. It wouldn't tie a problem again. Well, It Is a problem. Sepa­ rately. their snoring Is bad enough, but now I am faced wllh It 24 hours n day. Except for a few afternoon and curly evening hours, someone Is always snor­ ing, I spoke to them about II ngnln and suggested n sleep clinic nt a local hospital. They suggested I m o v e m y b e d ro o m or use earplugs. I can't use earplugs because I have tw o you ng children. I have spoken with these neighbors about It nnd spoken to my Inndtord. I uni desperate for a good night's sleep. What should Ido? tm mtft IUAUITI1 SoiW* r*" 321-6114 A Full Service Salon Cling Plus IBI E9 MS tH I g FOOD LION □ R e g u la r ly $ 1 .0 9 Prices in this ad good Wsd., April 30 thru Tues., April 20, 1994. We Reserve The Right To Limit fiuanUUes. Diet Coke, Caffeine Free Diet Coke, Sprite, Diet Sprite C o k e C la s s ic $019 12 Pack au tc ^ ^ 1 2 O *. C ans Diet Coke, Caffeine Free Diet Coke, IBI GO Q Coke Classic.......1,19 3 Liter • Sprite, Diet Sprite.............. 89 IBI �■ ■ - Sanford H e r a ld . Sanford, Florida • Wtdnesday, A p r i l 20, 1094 Legal Notices Legal Notices INTHC CIRCUIT COURTOF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.i 2I-1I44-CC-HZ WEKIVA VILLAS CONOOMIN IUM ASSOCIATION. INC. Plaintiff, NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in builnets at 2SI Bird Bay Cl.. Lake Alary. FL JJ744. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name of THE CLEAN EDGE, and that Intend to register Mid name with the Olvlslon of Corpora ttens, Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with the provisions of tho Fictitious Name Statutes. To WII Section S4J01. Florida Statutes 122). Troy Oeppen Publish: April M. 1224 OEQ 14) «v TANYA R PINTAR. AMENOEONOTICEOFSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment entered In the abova caplionad matlar. I Mill tall lha property tltualad In Samlnola County, Florida, da tcrlbadaa: Unit No 1)0 0. Building I of WEKIVA VILLAS. A Condomln lum according to tha Declare Hon ot Condominium recorded in Official Record Book 1012. Page DM. ol tha Public Record! ot Samlnola County. Florida, together with an undivided In tarait In and to tha common alamanti at detcrlbed In laid D e c la r a tio n a p p u rte n a n t thereto, all In accordance Mlth and »ub|ect. however, to all of tha pro, inone ol tha Mid Decla­ ra tio n of Condominium of Waklva Villa*, a Condominium, al Public Sale to tha hlghett and bail bidder for cath. at tha Watt Front Door of th» Samlnola County Courthouae. M l N. Park Avenue. Sanford Florida, on tha SdayolMay. IPV4, at 11:00 a m. In accordance with tha Amer­ icana With O lM blllllet Act. par torn with a dilability who need a tpecial accommodation to par­ ticip a te In t h li proceeding thou Id contact ADA Coordinator al M l N. Park Avenue. Suita N. M l. Santord. Florida J iff I al laait five dayt prior to tha p r o c e e d in g . T e le p h o n e s t 4 0 7 ) ll) - 4 ) ) 0 E e l. 4117) I 100 t i t I t f l (T D D ) , o r I SOOtJSIDOIV), via Florida Relay Service. (CLERK) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jane E. Jatawlc A t Deputy Clerk Publish: April t l. X . 1X4 DEO-It* Notice el Sherllf't Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that by virtue ol that certain Writ of Evecutlon Ittued out of and under the teal of the County Court ol Samlnola County. Flor­ ida. Cate XI/4I1SPI4J upon a tmal lodgment rendered In tha aloroMld Court on tha Ith day of May A D 1X4. In that certain cate entitled: Lauren L. Mor­ rell. Plaintiff vt. Carl Vaute. Jr.. Defendant, which aforetald Writ of Elocution w ai delivered to me at Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon all tha right, title and Intereit of tha defendant, Carl VauM. Jr . In and to the following detcrlbed property, u ld property being located In Seminole County, Florida more p a r t ic u la r ly d e scrib e d as follows: One 1**2* M ercedes, Vln. 111*1X1X07X0 being stored at Butch's Towing In Sanford, Flor­ ida. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Samlnola County, Florida, w ill at 11:00 A.M. an the U rd day of May A O. 1*24. offer for Mle and M il to tha highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL BXISTINO LIENS, at the Front (West) Door, at the slaps, ol the Seminole County Court houM In Sanford. Florida, the above detcrlbed properly. That Mid Mle Is being made to Mtlsfy the terms of this Writ of Elocution Donald F Elllnger, Sherllf Seminole County, Florida NOTICE REGAROINO THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H OISABIITIES ACT OF 1**0. PER­ SONS WITH A DISABILITY N E E O IN G S P E C IA L ACCOMMOOAT ION S TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SH O U LD C O NTACT THE C IV IL O IVISIO N OF THE S H E R IF F 'S O F F IC E , E N ­ FORCEABLE WRITS SEC TIOH. 1)45 1ITH STREET, SANFO RD. F L O R ID A AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING. T E LE ­ PHONE: (407) MO 4440 TTD <407) 111 ))1) Published: April M. 17. May 4. II. with the Mle on May 1). 1244 DEO-1S4 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY O ENIRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 24141CA14 E MERRILL LYNCH MORTOAGE CAPITAL. Inc . Plaintiff. VS. DAVID Y. PITTMAN: e t a l. Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated April 4. 1224, and entered In civil c a u number 24 H I CA 14 E. of the Circuit Court of tho 14th Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole C ou n ty, F lo r id a , w h o ro ln M E R R IL L LYNCH M O R T­ GAGE C A P IT A L , INC ., Is Plaintiff and DAVID Y. PIT­ TMAN. LAKE HOWELL ARMS C O N DO M INIUM ASSOCIA­ TION. INC.. Is/are Defend ont(s), I w ill sell to tho highest and best bidder tor cash at the west front door of the Seminole County CourthouM In Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, al 11:09 AAA. an the ith day of May, 1224. the following de­ scribed property as set forth In M id Final Judgment, to wit.Unit 117-B. LAKE HOWELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM, a Con­ dominium accordlng.to the Dec larallen of Condominium and Eahlblts anneied thereto, re­ corded In Official Records Book 1)77. Pago 1144, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida: together with an undivided In­ terest In the common elements and limited common elements declared In M id Declaration of Condominium to be an ap­ purtenance to the above Condo­ minium unit. Together with the eiduslve right to u n Carport Number 22 and/or Boat Dock Number 2, as designated on the property attached to M id Dec la ration ol Condominium. Dated the 4th day of April. 1224. AAARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: April IX M..1224 DEQ-D0 INTHECIRCUIT COURT, IN AMO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.i 21-4424-CA-I4-B REEDY CARPET A TILB , INC. Plaint HI, vs. ANORHE HORNE, RONETTE HORNE, and CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure en­ tered In the above captioned action. I w ill M il the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as: Lot l i t . Tlberon Hilts. Phase X according to the plal thereof as recorded In Plat Book X . Page 21, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, at public Mle. to the highest and best bidder for cash, between 11:09 a.m. and t:00 p.m. an AAay 10. 1224, at the west front door ol the Seminole County Court­ houM. X I N. Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida »771. Mary Anne M otm Clerk, Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jatawlc Deputy Clerk hibllsh: April A Publish: IX M. 1224 D EQ -in C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R Caw«vii» c-pfwr cryptogram! are created tram guoranore by famove peoow. pan and pretent I ten letter *> the doner tivtde lor another roday'4 care Maguaw O •E G ULJFFJ LONLOP t f f h BDBLOOO LMS BVF VL2F DZFJ YDVH V L P PFUWJF P W I I O J B F ■ C l HP i TFFH BVF TO NVO OPXMDH OFLJP. ' — ELOLOO, PREVIOUS 8 0 L U T I0 N : "An acquaintance that begins wim a compliment la sure lo develop Into a reel friendship." — Oscar WUde. OFF T H E L E A S H ® by W .B . Park Legal Notices INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHB EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 2} I44I-CA DIVISION 14 I FIRST INO IANA BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINOS BANK. P la ln llllls l. YS. G E O R O E B TA A C K .JR .4lal. Defendant's). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to * Final Judgment ot foreclosure dated April 4. 1224, and a n ta ra d In C a s t No. *))44IC A 14 E of Ih* Circuit Court o l th* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEM INOLE County, Florida wherein FIRST INDIANA BANK. A FEOERAL SAVINOS BANK It Ih* Plaintiff end GEORGE B TAACK. JR . DIANE RUTH ANDERSON. SUN BANK. N A., and SHERIDAN J. TAACK a rt Ih* Defendants. I w ill M il to th* highest and best bidder for cosh af tha west front entrance ot th# SEMINOLE County CourthouM al 11:09 a m., on the 10th day ot AAay, 1224. Ih* following do scribed property a t M t forth In Mid Final Judgment. LOT I f . RO BINSW OOD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X . PAOES >7 AND 1*. PUBLIC RECORDS OF IEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA WITNESS MY HAND and the teal el this Court on April 4. 1224 HONORABLE MARYANNE AAORSE Clark ol th* Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk IMPORTANT NOTICI AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1220 Administrative Order Ne *117 Persons with * disability who need a special accommodation to participate In th li proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at X I N. Park Avtnuo, Suit* N. X I. Senlord, Florida 11771 at least five ( » dayt prior to the proceeding Telephone: (407) D 141X Eat. 4)77: 1 100 211 477KTOO), or 1 100 211 1770 (V), via Florida Rally Service Publish: April t) .X . 1224 OEQ 171 NOTICI OF PROCEEDINGS FORTHEVACATINO. ABANDONING. DISCONTINUING. ANDCLOSINOOF RIGHTS OF WAY OR DRAINAOE EASEMENT FOR: Gholemell Meghdedl VA24-44 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board ol County Commissioners ol Semi nolo County, Florida al l: X p.m. on the 10th day of May. A.D.. 122a, In the County Comm lttlen e rt' Mooting Room ot Ih# Seminole County Services Building In Santord. Florida, w ill hold a public hearing to consider and determine whether or not the County w ill vacate, abandon, discontinue, cIo m . renounce and disclaim any right et the County and th* public In and lo Ih* tallowing rights ol way or drainage e sw m tnl run nlng through or *d|ecenl to tho described property, lo wit: That portion ol X ft. wide olley lying west of Lots ) and ) and east ol lots 4 and S, block " A " , revised map of Chuluota. as recorded In Plat Book I. Peg* Jl ol Ih* public records ol Seminole County, Florida Persons w ith d is a b ilitie s needing assistance lo partici­ pate In any of these proceedings should contact th* Employe* Relation* Department ADA Co ordlnetor 44 hours In advance of th e m o o tin g a t 331-1130. ••tension 7241. Persons a rt advised that It they decide lo appeal any de­ cisions made el these meetIngs/heerlngs. they w ill need a record ol the proceedings end tor such purpoM. they may need to Insure that • verbatim record of tho proceedings Is mede. which Includes the testimony and evidence upon which Ih* appool It basod. per Mellon 144 0101. Florida Statutes P E R S O N ! IN T E R E S TE D M A Y A P P E A R A N D BE HEARD AT THE TIME ANO PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Publish: April X . 1224 DEO-IM NOTICIOP PROCEEDINGS FOR THIVACATINO . ABANDONING. DISCONTINUING. ANDCLOSINOOF RIOHTS-OF-WAV OR DRAINAOE EASEMENT FOR: Jell Cltrln VA24-41 TO WHOM ITM AY CONCERN: YOU W ILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE th e l the Board ol County Commissioners of Seminote County. Plor Ido at ) :X p.m. on the 10th day ot May, A.D., 1224, In th* County Commlssloners' Meeting Room at the Seminole County Services Building In Senlord. Florida, w ill hold * public hearing to consider and dotormln* whether Or not th* County w ill vocal*, abandon, discontinue, close, renounce end dlsclelm any right of tho County and th* public In and lo Ih* following rlghls-ofwoy or dralnog* easement run­ ning through or *d|*cent lo the descrlbod property, to-wit: To Vacato and abandon th# north 1 ft. of the oalallng 17 ft. d ra inage and conservation Msemen t located *1 th* south lot lino of lot 144, Lako Forosf, Plot Book a), Pog* 41. Paraona w ith d la a b lllflta hooding oulslanc* to partici­ pate In any of th*M proceedings should contact the Employe* Relations Department ADA Co­ ordinator a* hour* In advance of Ih * m o o tin g a l 131-1130, axlantlon 724). Paraona or* advised that If they decide to appeal any d* clslont mode of th*M meet Ings/hearlngs. they w ill need a record of lha proceedings and for auch purpoM, they may noed to Insure that ■ verbatim record of th* proceedings Is mad*, which Include* th* testimony end evidence upon which the appeal I* based, per section )*S 0101. Florida Statutes. PERSONS 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 TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Publish: April X , 1224 DEO-IM Legal Notices REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL *(RPP) The Senlord Housing Authori­ ty I t staking qualified bidder* to submit propoMis for th* regular maintenance of ell ground* to Include the following: Costle Brower Court William Clark Court Edward Higgins Tarrac* Cowan Moughlon Terrace Lake Monroe Terrace Specification sheet can be picked up at the office at 24 Costl* Brewer Ct., Santord. PL 17771 between 1 :X 4.00 p.m. Deadline lo submit prepoMl Is April n . 1224by 4:00p.m Publish: April 10. IX 17. X . 1224 0EQ2I NOTICI OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice la h trtb y given that I am engaged In business al 14*0 Doigner PI. 1110. Port ot Son lard. Santord. FL n i l ) . Sami not* County. Florida, under the F ic t it io u s N a m * o l PSP CUSTOM WOODWORKING, and that I Inland to register M id name with the Olvlslon ol Cor peratlom. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with the pro visions ot tho Fictitious Nam* Statute*. ToW It: Section 44102. Forlda Statutes t f f l. Paul S. Penctek Publish: A p rilX . 1224 DEO 114 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 24-lll-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF MOEASE SINOLBTARY Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The adm inistration ot th * a llo t* *1 Moease Singletary, deceased. F it * N um ber 241IS-CP, la ponding In th* C irc u it Court far Samlnola Caunty, Florida. Probot* Olvl lion, th* oddroia of which la P O Drawer c. Sanford. Florida 1)77). Th# names and eddrstset * f the personal representative and f h * p e r ia n a l r t p r o M niaiiva'a el lo r nay ara M l forth b* low. A L L IN TERESTED PER­ SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: A ll persons on whom tails notice Is served who have ob lections that challenge the valid­ ity et th* w ill, the qualltlcatlons ol the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol this Court ere required to tile their objections w llh th is Court W IT H IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol th* decedent end other person* having claims or demands against decedent s •date on whom a copy ol this nolle* I* served within throe month* itto r th* dot* ot th* first publication ol th li nolle* must fll* tholr claims with this Court W IT H IN THE LA T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 1:00 A M . -9 :3 0 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY CNA’S Needed Im m e d ia te ly fa r nursing hem* staffing In Sem I n a l * C t u n l y l Tap Pay/Vacatlan Benelilsl ear a il tie * staff ^ builders* flH K Honlth Coro Services Schndutmg may include Herald Advertnei at the coal ol an additional day Cancel when you get exults Pay only tot dayt your ad tun* at late earned Use tu* deaapbon lor Ia t test in tu flt Copy must toSow acceptable typo graphical form -Commercial frequency rates are available ro t t u o m v n w n Y t M i i m r * CULTURED MARBLE MANUFACTURER DEADLINES Tueeday thru Friday <3 Noon The Day Batina Pubhcnhon Sunday 12 Noon Friday • Monday S DO P M Friday • FINI1MINO/PATCH INO Fiberglass • INSTALLER A DJU STM EN TS A N D C R E D ITS : In I He event of an error In an Cd, th# Sanford H erald will bo rttp o n a lb la for tho flfal Insertion only and only lo lh a axlan l o l lha coal of (hat Inaartlon. Ptaaoa chock your ad lo r accuracy lh a flrat day It runs. CALL 414 404* DEUVERY/WAREHOUSE X hra » Paid Insurance and benefits Class D Lie req Clean driving record Knowl edge ol Orlando area a plus Inquire at IM IS Santord Ave 55— Business Opportunities 12— E l d e r l y C a r t ADULT CARE In aur private horn*. Senlord area Lots at laving car* for your loved oner Contact Hally H I 2147 ADULT CARE In private San lord home U K /m o Inc. love, m ea l*, tra n s p o rt., enter lelnmenl. 4 more S2S-1S2I EARN t l. e x t l. e x per month pert time working 10 IS hours per week Serious only * 1 — M o n e y to L e n d Free medical care, transpor tatlen. counseling, private dec ter plus living eipentes. Bar 2137111 Clearwater Attorney Job* Fritter..... t ea* n r nee 2 3 — S p e c ia l N o t ic e s FAX YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TO US ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT! KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONEY! All you need it your title Jack Diamond for appointment ho 03— M o rtg ages ★ NEW COM M UNITY* H0MEBUYENS PROGRAM • LOW DOWN PAYMENT * EASIE R QUALIFYING For complete detellt call RCNET FINANCIAL ACTION MORTOACE 3310700 407-323-9408 For convenient and economi cal advertising, nothing beats the Senlord Herald Far us your ad lo Ihe Classified Dept and Include Ih* following In formation • Billing name, address, and phone number • Contact name and phone number tor ad verification a Start date • Number ol day t you would Ilka your ad.to run If you have any questions, pleas* c a ll Ihe Classified A d v e rtis in g D e p a rtm e n t Monday Friday,4 X 4-.X 27— N u r s e r y A C h il d C a r e ATTENTION SECOND SHIFT PARENTS: Ralleble childcare w llh hot meal* Licensed daycare facility Call tor rates i l l 74)1 /Lie r X ) 10 BABYSITTINO IN MT HOME 4Am aPm. Monday Friday Hamilton school area 131X11 31— P r iv a te I n s t r u c t i o n s _____ OPENINO APRIL lln d 111 )))1 Senlord FL Jackta Caato ■Swim Lessens 4 3 — In v e s tig a tiv e ________ S e r v ic e s ___ m t 14 Hour Service 71 — H e lp W a n t e d A G CARRIERS. Tavares. FI. a well established and grow mg C tn lra l Florida based company offers you 71c toTtc par mila Up lo 17 000 ml par mo Slop Off Pay Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • Spout# Riding Program FULLTIM E RELIEF COOK Experience e MUST Strong supervisory skills • Average T rip ! f Hays • Lafe Model Conventional Tracfort 11 you have 7 year % tractor trailer. OTR and snow and Ice • ■pertenet plut a good driving record call _______ 1JMJ74JWM_______ EARN UP TO S2000 p e r week p r o c e s s i n g FHA/HUO Gov t Refunds No experience necessary Call I 11)41) lla t e il 111 74hrs Class A 'll CDL Local or long haul l all lud.sy J l J 41* 11)4 HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED With clientele Full or part timo can a t ana__________ HIRING NOW!" O ffirin i Grtsl B«n*li(s HOUSECIEANERS For TIDY MAID 1 days/wk with pay and benetlts 1X174* TELEMARKETER Position open tor an eiperl en<ed telemarketer Evening h o u ri. 4PM 7PM. Monday through Thuriday Apply In perton Sanford Herald. J00 N French Ave. aik tor Tracy LABORERS NEEDED Skilled anduntkllled Day! Call between I 3 SPRINT STAFFINO.Jlt M il LAWN MAINTENANCE Will train f7 up Call today I js jm itM ___________ LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Must have COL " A " with clean MVR Produce esperl enc* and good references r* qulred Call or apply MIC Trucking. IX t W 1st St. Senlord, F L 4*7 771 714)__ MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST For busy orthopaedic office Call Sharon at 747 IDS B IN G O w /1 y r t erp and w/des're to become certified Valid driver license and t ool s F / T , s o me weekends Cell lor details ______111-17041» mag 44 I AVON preducts 1,00* Earn lo No door/ctoor PT/FT Sand l l l l 11* 1/1 aoDHe J1*4 EARLYBIRDS THURSDAYS, 12:00 PM 3040 WEST S.R.48, SANFORD $12 Package • $20 Double Package 330-1 706 BOOKKEEPER Part time Able lo llll out quarter lys and do Income la> Call Newer 104141 HAIRSTYLISTS Beauty salon In Santord, very good location, needs stylists tor either commission or chair rental P la a s*ca ll)lH 71 l FLE E T R ESER VE ALARM INSTALLER TRAINEES UptotS00/wk Celt to d a y! ________ j s j a i a x i * M IC H A N I C . GOOD W0RRERS NEEDED DAILY WORK/DAILY PAY Report tarn 1X1S Hwy 17X1 ) Long woe Cat! 424 t i l l alter liter i)pm DRIVERS Nothing succeeds Ilk* success We're well Into our )rd decade ol tialnlng successful agents No license? We ll help' WATION REALTY CORF REALTOR! 17) X X AUTO t yr asp. Apply a ti 147* Oetgner P l„ Santord m a t t * 700 W. 25THST. . 323-5176 DRIVERS NEEDED AGENTS REAL ESTATE! FIBERGLASS LAMINAT0RS AAA EMPLOYMENT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Apply OeBary Maner between Sem end) pm. 40 N Hwy 17 X . DeBary Drug tree workplace ADOTO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW I CALL D I 441* ec m a m __ EXPERIENCED C00RS Full lime Apply In person: PERRY'S RESTAURANT Upper level, Altamonte Malt DRIVERS WANTED • Salafy K Performance Bonus PART TIME DIETARY AIDE E r per irnc# preferred Must have own Soots and ba able lo do heavy collision. Apply In person between *am and ipm at 7401 Country Club Hoad. Santord 1711*44 _ IIS# High SI With dean class B drivers license tor day and night shills We otter l XX) per week 10 start, ma|or medical, d* nlal and paid vacations Apply al USA Services. 444 Spring Mammock Ct. Long wood __________ 1X7X9_________ • • • • EXPERIENCED BOOY PERSON PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR SECRETARIAL/OFFICE STAFF WAREIIOU1E WORKERS ASSEMBLY WORKERS PRESS OPE RAtO R1 MACHINE SET UPS FABRICATORS MACHINISTS MANY MORE Fw ell Industrie! It accepting application lor RM drivers in the O rla n d o a r e * (7400 Nercossee Md) M u ll have COL license F u ll ba n a l!! package Apply al ADOPTIONS To SIX o week plus bohotlt* Call J l J t X X X DRIVER WANTED DRIVERS LOCAL PAYPHONE ROUTE ItXC w k potential Must sell i so* u a tan ELECTRONIC TECH TRAINEES Local MinulKtunr Nttds yf*H( I* CrllliAJ 7J)1I W ___________IX M il__________ Commercial sit* InUCF are* Benetlts package. ANECO INC. *41-441) EOE/Drug free workplace Santord F u ll lim e M u tt have late mod*i t<<y\o vehicle lor local deliver le ! utilifiNQ partonal 21— P tr s o m ls THEM A ll other creditors Ol Ih* decedent end persons having claims * r demands egalnit the decedent's estate m utt file their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS, O IM ANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* dot* ol th* llrst publica­ tion el this Nolle* I* April IX 1224. Personal Representative: Albert* Jackson.a/k/a Klamba Cheka 11774 S W. l* )fd Tecrece Her and#. FL1X11 Attorney lor Personal Reprasonlallva: Joseph M orrtll P O Boa 1400*1 Orlando. Florida 13*14 (407 1411 I4X Florida Bar No ]4H22 Publish: April 1). X. 1224 O IO -II2 ELECTRICIANS ANO HELPERS ________ Call I X IIM ________ 14 constcutlvg limes_____S7c alino 7 consotullvo lime*_____70c « line 3 consocullvo timts--------„9tc I lino 1tlmo 4***M*ea*aaat********************tl.lt 4Hno Ratos aro por Isiug, bated on 3lines •3 Lino* Minimum y /5 /i CLUB/RESTAURANT HELP E «p#rlancaprel#ff*d PRIVATE PARTY RATES NOW ACCEPTING 71— H t lp W a n t td •BARTENDERS • CLUBMANAGERS • DJS •SERVERS • HOSTS/HOSTESSES Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 ■ I P 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d • Public Invltodl Free Colfool Kltchon OpenI MAJESTIC IN VtSTIO ATIVE Service* Domestic relations Free consultation a*7 aaa 1111 4 3 — L e g a l S e r v ic e s IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF TMB EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CRIMINAL CASE NO.t 124 771 CPA SCSO INCIDENT NO.: 24*4)4*41> IN RE: FORFEITURE OF 1211HONOA MOTORCYCLE VIN 2JH1PC1X4NMI91IX WITH AN ENOINE CONTAINING OROUNDOFF IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS NOTICI OF F O R P IIT U R I PROCEEDING TO: All peraon* who claim on Inlarotl In th* following proper *V: 1221 Hondo Motorcycle, bear­ ing VIN IJH1PC1X4NMI01IX. w llh an engine containing _ground off Identification num Donald F. Esllngar.of lha Samlnola County Shorltt'a Of­ fice, Seminole County, Florida, th ro u g h hla o ffic e r s , i n ­ vestigators or agents. M ired the above property on March 4. 1214, at or near m Wedgewood Drive, Winter Spring*. Samlnola County, Florida, and la pres •ntly holding M id property tor th* purpoM ol forfeiture pursu­ ant to Sections 2M.701-213.704, Florida Statute*, and w ill RE­ QUEST th a t an H onorabl* Judg* af Ih* Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial C ircuit. Somlnol* County. Florida, find probable cause that th* above property should b* torfaltod to th* abov* agency. You w ill b* sent o copy of fh* Order finding Probobl* Causa one* It I* signed by th* Judg* ond If w ill odvlM you how ond when to respond to this request tor tortolturt. I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT • true and correct copy of this Nolle* was Mnt lo Thomas Fortune, 2D Wedgewood Drive. Wittier Springs. Florida 11704 by U.S. certified mall, roturn re­ ceipt requested, this 11th day of April, 1224. M ARYANNKLEIN LEOALCOUNSBL Florida Bor No. 1 417*12 SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'SOFFICE 1143 39th Street Sanford, Florida M ill 2122 Telephone: (407) OX*471 Publish: April 19,17,1224 OEQ 11/ • PROFESSIONAL LEOAL * Photography for u m as evl dene* LOW RATES 11171*4 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASINO. *1-1114 CA 14 B GIBRALTAR SAVINGS UNOER RECEIVERSHIP OF THE RESOLUTION TRUST COR PORATION, Plaintiff, vt. DONALD RAYMOND BURKEY, etal., Dtftndenl(a). NOTICE OP SALE 117711 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Order Scheduling Foreclosure Sal* anlarad In this case now pending In M id Court, th* style of which Is Indicated above I w ill M il to Ihe highest and bast bidder lor cath al tha West Front Door ol Ihe SEMINOLE County CourthouM, X I North Perk Avenue, Senlord, Florida W l \ . between 11:00 A M. end 1:00 P.M., on May 1. 1X4. Ihe following described property as M t forth In M id Order or Flnol Judgment, lo-wll: THE SOUTH W OF LOT IIS A N O A L L OF L O T I I I . FRANKLIN TERRACE. AC CORDING TO THE PLA T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P LA T BOOK 1. PACE 71. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY FLORIDA O R D E R E D *1 S o m ln o l* County, Florid*, this 7th day ol April, 12*4. MARYANNE MORSE A* Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County, Flot Ida By: Jane E. Jaxw lc A t Deputy Clerk Publish: April IX X . 1X4 OEQ-114 PUTYOURCAJtHR npi IN HIOH OIAAI UL&£ fflbiBgSfii Q w k The OeetMedt N o t ic e C le a n in g S e r v ic e L a n d s c a p in g FLORIDA STATE REOUIRES all contractors b* registered or cortllled. To verily a slat* c o n tra c to r* llc t n t # c a ll I 100 141 7*40 Occupational Licenses are required by the county and can be verified by calling 111 I lX . e r i 74)1 HONEST DEPENDABLE RANDY'S QUALITY LAWN: Complete pro car* sine* 1*40 Clean ups, hauling 1)10714 A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding , Alum F ram ing, D ry w a ll, Door*. Rooting. Concrete 11) 4*11 . S.O. Bellrd, CBCamao Person to clean your house jusl the way you like It al a price you sure can allord Call V e rm *)» *4 )4 C o n c re te CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal. 1 Man Quality Opera I Ion I I X 1111/414-M4] C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kind* ot horn* repair*, painting t ceramic III*. RichardGros* .... I l l 1*71 C a r p e l/ln s ta lla tio n CARPETMILLDIRECT Big Dltcaunt* Famou* Brandt F lrilQ u a llly , Top Line Stalnmaster, Saxonies, Trackless. Sculptures 14 X y d Commercial ta x i loops4) t*y d Installation. 407)14 *400 SAM'S CARPET CLEANINO glut strip and bull Hears. R ttld tn lla l/c o m m trc ia l la hrs 314 )S4I, beeper 444 0141 L a w n S e r v ic e a JEFF'S LAWN CARE! Res /Comm . dependable, low ratesl Freeest............I X 7070 P a in t in g Electrical M ASTER E LE C TR IC IA N . Repair addition, com m /rat. LlC/Int lEROOOtl*)111 4471 BnBnRm^TUar^rTwxSyT P r e s s u r e C le a n in g " roola, pool d a ckl, w alks, ^so^sjsFiaeaiLllLili^— H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t P h o to g ra p h y AFFOROABLE HOME Repair Dependable All phatet Call for Free**!. Michael 111 7104 BEACH, 1parts and Waddings Mobil equip unique pricing For Into call 04 1* 0) AL DOES IT ALL) F li II right et a price you can allord llc 'd /ln t. From tla rf lo finish Carpentry, plumb Ing, electrical, and roollng tve* 1) yr* ol a ip e rltn c t No job too big or im all. Call 1)4X44 t r m u I I I * hour* RESTORATION, DRYWALL. matal sluds. doors, trim , tld Ing, porch**, deck*, garebo* Licensed/Insured_____ 111X47 RITE-WAY'"....... WE SHOW UP C a r p e t C le a n in g TOM PA IN TIN O , paper hanging, pressure washing and dry wall repair. Freeest l l l 1174 Appll a n c e s APPLIANCE REPAIR - Free ip p l. jerv;u- call with ra p a tril John, A t Best. >14 )141 • Is $ s s $ $ 9 $ $ $ s $ s s 5 s s s s s s s s $ s s s $ s s $ s s m s $ » $ $ ) $ $ ! L e t T h l i D is p la y A d W o r k K o r Y o u ... la ia lf lt ufe. Cnjl Cltmilflnl -3 2 2 •261 R o o t in g OYSBERS HOME R EPAIR B R O O P IN O : P a in t in g , c a r p e n t r y . B o n d /ln a /L Ic RC0044141 Call 17« 4111 S w im m in g P o o l Servlce/Repalr W E E K LY SERVICE Irom 141 mo Cbem Rite Pool Service HO 7278 Robert Shoemaker T r e e S e r v ic e ~ ECHOLS TREE SVC Lie's, InT "L a i th * P roltsilon als do II." _ F re « « itlm a ta * _____ n i 7111 Window Repair a n d C le a n in g WINDOW I SCREEN REPAIR: ______ 447111-7111 Advertise Your Business Every Day ■ For As L o w As $45 Per Month. Call Cl assified, 322-2611 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, April 211, 1994 - 7B 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d M E D IC A L LPN F u ll l l m i end p a r i lim a 11pm la m t h i l l P ari tim e la m 3pm th ill Apply In person: LAKEVIEW NUH4ING CENTER. IIP E. fetefWU. tanferd_______ M E D IC A L NURSING ASSISTANT A ll th ..U T u ll and (m il lim e Only those having *xp* rience a t a Nursing A ttls la n l In long term care and being able to show proof o l re g ltlra lion lo lake the course or c h a lle n g e th e l e t l upon application should apply M u tl be certified no laler than SO days alter hire Drug tree workplace Debar y Manor U N . Hwy It SI Oebary, FI J « f M l140* M E D IC A L RN MANAGER Full lim e 1 3 shift, weekend! off Experience In an acute care te llin g and management highly desirable Come and be a part of the changing trend m long term care Salary tie pendent upon e»parlance LPN Full tim e and pa ri time I and I I hour shifts available Good leadership tk I 111 a m u tt GN t and G P N 't w ith previous leadership experience a lto encouraged to apply Drug tree workplace Apply In person Oebary Manor M N Hwy I f SI Oebary. FI <«r ua acta OTTICE HELP P /T Com puter experience and organlraltonal skills re ouired Medical records expe rience helpful M u tt type SO wpm Send resume to P O Box 1197. Sanford F1 14771 THIS ROSS REWARDS If ARO WORK M e rry Maids pays lor pertor mance every F rid a y ! Day h r t only, no n ig h lt Insured car requi'cd paid mileage Call M erry M aldt I I I SIM JANITORIAL E JpMMOTCttf c»M fttM and %o p t f v l u w i N u m v ro o i location* D a y /tv * n (n g hour % P 'T . F T m l no l« Ceurvly area _Cotl2?J )■> RECEPTIONIST SWITCHBOARDOPERATOR M a n u fa c tu rin g com pany h a t p a ri lim a p o tiflo n opan H e q u ire t e ic c llf n t ftle p h on # ttd iU to b a n d it m u ltip l* phono Hn#* C om puter e x p a rltn c a a p lo t Up to JO h r i wMih Phona iaO;j JJ4 IJJOatfc for Barbara ROOTERS A ll phases ot repair Experl enced Call 119 IIM _________ Resldgntiil D rirff/Loider R ecycling tlr lv a f and ro ll off drivar needed M u if hova CDL c la n U Apply in pariort 3443 Overland Wd ■*P T * «...__ - SALES S ervice com pany seeking p a ri lim e help F le xib le hours and d a y t I I I 4IIS asx lor Rrxlney SALES R etail experience for |e * e lry : talas Call M f M U ________ Secretary Exp In W ordperlecl A Lotus I I I lor windows a must Type m inim um 40 WPM M SO hr plus benefits Send resume lo PARARA Services. I l l W It l SI.. Suite SOI. Santord. FL H i l t , Attn Kelly or FAX apt 111 1U 1 ____ ____ SECURITY OFFICER TH AIN IN O /PLAC EM ENT Armed end unarmed 111 W II SM E N O IN C / EQUI PM ENT M E C H AN IC lo r law n tve Evenings 4 S hours Call lor appl: 330 WOO leave message SPRAT PAINTERS Exp, e u le /m e rln e painters n e e d e d . A p p ly a t : 1*70 OelRiser PI , Sanfard 111 4IS* SUPER 8 MOTEL NOW HIRING • ASSISTANT MANAGER E i per lence r equ l red • NIGHT AUDITOR • HOUSEKEEPING Apply In person 4750 SR 4* W . Santord teachers” P erl end lu ll tim e t le ll needed In childcare centers _________407 113 M3S_________ TEACHER'S AIDE WANTED C h ild c a re e x p e rie n c e re qulred W illing So drive van end g e teC D L. Cell 111 7W1 TRUCK MECHANIC Light lo heavy duly Musi have lools and experience _________Call I1W441________ WAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK Experienced only. Apply In per ion; Days Inn. Santord _________ *111114100_________ WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL LA BO R H E L P N EED ED 1 Bonus tor drivers A ll th ills available D ally pay. no lee Report ready lo work 1 30 am. Industrial Labor Svc . 1014 French Ay. No phene calls WAREHOUSE FORKLIFT Starl Imm ediately! Up to M per hour JSJ *14 191*________ ~ WAREHOUSE Santord Third shift National food sales comp needs person lo r warehouse OT req Per manenl position t l/ h r . Up ward m obility and monelary grow th Close N a v tra leal Help Personnel, 4IT 044 WORK AT HOME P a rt lime, lu ll lim e workers n e e d e d . E a rn e x tra ax In o rd in a ry money For In form ation send sell addressed stamped envelope lo: D A R C o n su ltin g , PO Box i l l ] , tan terd , F L H i l l t i l l A d i SO AUTO AUCTION DRIVERS N E E D E D ! Musi have valid F lo rid * drivers lin n s * and b» • b i t lo drive slick. Call between M S P R IN T S T A F F IN O .il* 1011 91— A p a r t m e n t i/ H o u s e to S h a re e M ALE WANTS FEM ALE • lo share peel tend«. Fre* rent tor n m p e n le n th lp 111 1044 9 3 — R oo m s For R e n t A QUIET, CLEAN rm . In San lord Kitchen A phone use. coin laundry |>1 * up 114 4*11 CLEAN ROOMS, single starting 47 5 /w k K itc h e n , p h one, la u n d ry , video games, o il slreet parking 1104471______ FURN ROOM private home, house p r lv , nice area Reler antes r equired 111 0411______ NEWLY RENOVATED, private entrance, paddle tan In your room your own heat control, refrigerator, microwave, and color Iv O il street parking and maid service Convenient location. The best In town 111 M M __________ NICE Place Furn rm . P rel lemale W rier, elec . A/C A He.lt SUwk. SMdrp IWOUX SANFORD K it c h e n a n d laundry prlv Cable Private home 441 wk » dep 111 7*44 SANFORD old tmrse Cable, phone, k llth e n prlv . private rm *40,wk Inch uHl I I I I W 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t NOTICE A ll rental and real estate advertisements are tub|ecl to lire Federal Fair Housing Act, w hich makes II Illega l lo advertise any preference. Ilm n a tio n or d is c r im in a tio n bated an race, color, religion, tex. handicap, fam ilia l tla lu t or nalianalorigln EFFICIENCY >g p rlv back yard, a ll u lll In ti iM 4 /m o 4 1101/to t 111 t i l l or 17HI17 E F F 1C I E N C T C a l l a g e Completely turn U til paid, no p e ll I per ton only 17MI7S S AN FO R D 1 ROOM i F F L CIENCV w ith private bath Perfect lor I per ton 17S/wk end U lO te t 1117*11________ SANFORD I BDRM A STU010 a lt t l « c . a ir . r e t a r e * i i 10/m o , up. Neoat*. M l M l* SANFORD I Bdrm. living rm . k itc h e n , d in in g rm , bath, 1 1 1 1 / w k p lu s te c Inc w a ler'tew er gartxsq* H I 4 IM o r WS417 1 BO R M living rm , kllchan. lialh t H I wk plus sec In eludes all utilille s Call 171 4I I 4 or 34* 1477 I BEORM lu i , are A Quiet 11W month, SI10 deposit. 171 pel deposit Coll 130 401________ 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t SPRING BREAKII One Uedroom Apartments I l f * DEAL M ottw oodApts 317 1774 MINUTES FROM SANFORD SPRING SPECIAL!] 1 B d rm /I B e lt)H I ] * » SHENANOOAH APARTMENTS MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm, 1140 mo 1 bdrm, 1410 mo and up ______ 3 7 3 1 6 7 0 _________ SANFORD. I Bdrm. 4300/mo. plus security A lt u tilities (raid except elec__________ 1331*4) SANFORD411 S Park Ave I and 7 bdrm air 11711371 * 1100 dep 371 1**7 or MO 4407 I BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIAL! 7 bd rm t A elite avail Cell Jerry 171 44W 103— H ou ses U n tu r n is h e d / R e n t SANFORD 7 bdrm l 'y bath lakelronl house l&lO/mo 111 7004__________ SANFORD Mamillon District RENT TOOWN Like new 1/1. Air. Laundry 11000 dn *441/m o *49 7141 SANFORO GOLDSBORO RENTTOOWN 3 bdrm Like new! A ir S I.100 down t i l l 'm o 44*71*7______ SANFORD 1 bdrm . I bath. cent H /A . carpel Llk* new! I yr leas* 1471/mo 94* 445-1911 SANFORD. 1 bdrm. I bath", carpel, lenced 1441 Caldwell Realty Service______ 7M 3700 Stenstrom Rentals • O R O V E V IE W 3/1 « / dbl garage, CHA, M llm o . 1400 sec • PAOLA AREA 3/1.1 w / dble car garage, te r porch, Iptc . well A septic ta w / mo S4W sac • SANFORD 1/1 DUPLEX w /d hookup. CHA, t t llm o llW t a c • O VIED O 1/1 DUPLEX w / carport, w /d hookup, heat/alr S 3 7 !/m o ilW te c S rt nodep Stenstrom Realty, Inc. ‘ •We Manage your Heme, like II was our ow n." Jim Doyle H U M S Alley 4PMi 31014*1 W INTER SPRINGS 1 bdrm. 1 ba, 0 lot, garage, washer, d r y e r , l l r r p l c o 1410/m o Rent/lease /option44* USA 1 BED, 1 BATH Towntwm* with washer and dryer Hidden Lake 1140/mo Call H 4 1414 leave massage II tu to r* 4pm _ 1/ 1, a p p lia n c e s , hook ups, garage, carpel, blinds, cent h e at/elr S4*Q4*4-1100 ext *W 1 BEDROOM. 1 bath, cent H /A. fam ily rm Only 43W down! A lto 4 bdrm. Ib a lh a v a lla b le Ask about our IIU O hornet! Why re n t! THE M ILLIM A N OROUP, INC Healler 111 H I ] 1 0 5 — D u p le x _____T r i p l e x / R e n t ___ LAKE MARY 3 bdrm, carpet, C /H /A . appl., minis, fenced yard OOOOAHEA 441 *744 NICE 1 bd rm . 1 bath. 1334 Hickory St, Santord |400/mo MOOdep 14* 4*0* or 4*4144* SANFORD. 3 nlc# tm apis A/C. appl! Avail. S/OI/94 1170 A S310 plus d t p ________ H I 33S4 1 BDRM. I BA. Excel area, o il street parking, near daycare S371/mo STOPtec H I 4717 1 0 7 — M o b il e _____H o m e s / R e n t COU N TR Y S e T T IN O . com p ie iv ly tu rn , 1/1, garbaga /w a ltr turn, covered lenced patio. Ideal lor work couple or sing parent. 13S0/mo. pus dep .. . I—l l -1917 * |t No pets. OSTEEN 1 bedroom, 1 b e lli' On 10 acres S4SQ plus S300 securlty. XH 44* S140et1er 4pm W EX IV A RIVER, private prop ■ r t y , I b d r m , I b e th , lurnlthed. u lll. Ind., 4J50/mo plus (m sec 904 341 4014 115— I n d u s t r ia l R e n t a ls K I T ' N ' C A R L Y L E ® by l u r r y W r ig h t O F F IC E /w e rth o u tf ip a c t. 1300 Sq It. P rim e lo c a tio n at entrance to Centra! Fla He glow*! A irp o rt 407 311 7401, ' * PRIME LOCATION * 1,500 sq ft o l n lc t offIc* space 1,000 sq It warehouse, also lenced storage A irport tllv d Ironlage 111 IIW * GREAT LOCATION * M l — H o m e s l o r S a le 153— A c r e a g e L o t s /S a t e VENTURE I PROPERTIES CANAL FRONT let. On pavtd road Near boat ramp Lg trees WlthlacoochM Rv, SR 44 Reduced price 407 114 4957 Looking lo buy a home? We have hornet In ell areas ol Seminole, Orange. V o lu tla Counties! Call for d e ta lltl • 1/7 w ills fire p la c e , newer carpet and hie. S44 900 • Foreclosure! 4/7 on I 51 acres Fireplace 1104.900 • 4/1. 1.700 sq I t . fireplace Ig ter porchl 1104.900 Bells Osborne Venture I Properties 330-0273/774-9400 SANFORO Sandalwood Villas Quiet area. 1/1. 4474/mo plus sec Nancy 111 140 alter 4 PM DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal lo r m obile home or home site, horses, c a tll* . term ing, or nursary Toned agricultural 11.900 per acre Small down paym ent with owner financing 904-1*1 1171 OENEVAS ACRES Pond, well Toned *g res SM 000 __________ 41*4114__________ 4W A C R E ! FOR SALE. Corner lot near Lake Jastup Call 121 414] after 5pm M l — H o m e s f o r S a le AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES f HA OR VA AS LCW AS l<1% Assume no quallNet A owner fina ncing lew a t l4 M /m e l G ov't F o ric lo iv re t, f lip o t l Seminole. Orange. V olgtla! Sanford P roper h e ! For L e u Than u UK) Down • F ORF CLOSURE I 1/ t on ' l a c r e l A p p l , Inside u t il . fenced yd! Only l i t , Bool *1 /1 , aver 1/1 acrel Liv din la m rm Salelllleditfi 144.100 *1 /1 w /P O O L tor only 144.tool L iv , dining, lam r m t too! e L A K E , te n n is , p e o ll J / l custom, liv. dm . eat m kilch appl Garage M7 TOO! • 1/1, new < *rp *! A pm nl! Cenl H /A . carport JultMl.9941 A tturne No Q u a lifie r' f • 1/1. *4*1 P ITI 1)4 300 • 1/1 spill, lenced S ttt PITI 114.000 P R t foreclosure! ta UUJ dn 1/2, heavily treed 1/1 acre S p lit hd rm , ceram ic til* , appl, garage Possible owner h o ld In d JuH471,900' M arkham Wdl. tortcloture, 4,1. I t a cre, BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV’T FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN ASSUME NO QUALIFIES AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA A ORANGE COUNTY 157— M o b il e H o m o s / S a te OSTEEN/LEMON BLUFF 3 txJrm 2 Lath hom» A pprox 2,000 sq ft St John* R iver Irootage W9K firm As is No c o n tin g e n c ie s By ow ner 407 422 7*74 3 K lit % A Sam MORGAN REALTY SANTORD 321 6762 VENTURE I PROPERTIES DELTONA 321 2257 BELOW M ARKET V A LU E I I b d rm . I ‘ > bath, p a rtia lly lanced yard 144 SOD49V 7V06 BUY OWNER G o r^o u s ) bdrm H i bath, cent air and heat, lenced yard, porch, double lot A much morel Pmecretl are* SSMCO 373 0431 C A SS E LB ER R Y B e a u tllu l 1 bdrm. I h bath New carpet, paint Shows Ida a model) 144 100 _______ 4*4 7014 C H IL L O U T E N JO Y W A T E R F R O N T L IV IN O Several lake and waterfront lots and hornet to choote fro m S ta rlin g as low at 119.900 11)0.0001 Y/e have one |u tl right lor you! Call Diana « The Cannon Croup I t * 0041 o r IH 1704 ] 4i 4| 1/1 s p lit IS P ta rfto n . (# n fr« l H /A . c a rp o rt f 11 *00 q o r g a o u t o a k s , n t a r g o lf cot/r%a» I f ?,900 Call fo r appl _J7I V AA6 P A U L O S U O IIN E 321 0759 CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK C A /C M o o Ig lM ^ d lo tM J 000 W M a licto w tlil. Haalfor i w m i _______ ___ L A K E M A R Y A R E A J /J . 904 77J 4070 C«ll JJ M liO o r 111-320) i a t — A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu re • AAA RAY S APPLIANCE a 114 S French Ave. Sanford R e f r i g e r a t o r , S to v e s , Washers Dryers Free J yr labor w err Del avail 114 0041 APPLIANCES. F U R N , TV'S. New S alelllt* Systems as low as 11.495. CHEEPO DEPOT, 1119 French Ave, 1111144 F U L L BOX 1 P H IN 0 A N D MATTRESS 540 A SET A UP LA R R T’ B MART 111*111 HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 70 years In Santord Sales New end Used Service a ll makes 4 parts 104 E Commercial St 111 3441 ) bath, ce n lriii N 'A screen p o r c h o i. f a m ily rm B roker/owner rwidy to deal and w ill take trade m ol any thing ot valuel Price lowered tolS4 900 ‘ NEAT 2 bdrm home on corner ■ot just right for starter or im a ll fam ily Includes new rood IM.SOO <W-W / t i t S R p .A L C S T A T I!. INC 322-7498 SANFORD HISTORIC HOUSE 911 M YR TLE AVENUE U eeutilully restored 4 bed. 3's hath home w ith fix>l 7.000 sq tl. all new heal and air You have lo tee i l l IIIOOOO Cel low nor 471 *4 SI SANFORD Country living, close lo new moll Great lla rte r home 1/1. den, eat In kitchen, heaulllul trees 147,000 P AIN E A N O E R SON 491 7191 SOLD AFTER ONLY THE SECOND CALL! B a rb a ra C o llin s sold ner waterbed with the help ol a SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIED AD A l t e r o n ly 1 c e lls , the waterbed was sold end she had some e x tra spending money in her pocket I Do you have an Item Ior sale! Get results w ith a classified ad Call or lax us Monday Friday 4 00 5 30 lo see how easy II Is 322-26 U 831 9993 FAX 323-9408 KENMORE washer, vary nice! Free delivery and w arranty. Jo h n -A F Bast.314 l i t ! STAIRS PROPERTY 312 W. l-lfut St., S.mtorci M ANAOEM ENT A REALTY 407 111 I l l l / m 4574 1B7— S p o il in g G o o d s STENSTROM • KIDS BIKE Ideal lor a 5 lo 9 year old g irl Green, pink, and w hite.......................SUMS 4140 323-5774 DU pT e K SANFORD Good neighborhood, good condition 134,900 Call a lte rs 00 __________ 514 0044__________ EXCHANOE OR SELL your property located anywherol Investors Really, 174 5415 HOME in Historical D ill Bun galow sltye. 7/1, CH /A. com pletoly restored hdwd Moors, (pic . Iron! A back porch A cellng Ians. A tkina 1W.900 M o llvsle d 110 t lH a lle r tP M R E A L T Y , 2 1 7 — G a r a g e S a le s H o u s e h o ld m ite . t o o lt . irttk ltr, b a rre l pump .ind lot* of itu ff n u Oak A v t . S*n ford TMURS FRI SAT • f GARAGE S l it 7 7 Why b o fh trf* WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE *! 44/33* H 3 I GARAGE SALE HALL REALTY L a k o lro n tl/I homo. SSI,900 1/1 corner lot. air 142.100 lOor 5 *crosl T e rm tl Countryl 1/1/1, lam , a ir. lenced, S57.WO 1/1/1. loadedw /lealuresl 579.9CO • 1945 REOAL Medallion. 17' 10". 4 cyl Jn/outboard motor w /d rlv * on tra ile r 15.000 OBO « 0 *004 or *4« *» 1 e v e t ■44 BASS NAUTIOUE. Johnson OT 150 A ll e ilra s /lo a d rd E tc cond Under 100 h r i Priced to sell 15.900 177 1747 _ • ■47 GLASSTREAM 15' boat tra ile r, SOhp Johnson Never in t a ll water, exc. condition 43.400 OBO 904 734 97)9 F u rn ltu r® k itc h e n ils m t. tool* end ml»c Saturday 4/23, ?am 3pm 719 M yrtle A v t. Sunford No phone HANOVER Wood* Community off Markham Wood* Rd , Lake ____ M ary Salurday 4 21t $ •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage sale ad by I I noon on Tuesday and lake ad vanta ge ot our special garage tale ad p n c t ll Call C lastilled now lor O tla ilt! 322-2611 MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE *HECENTLY REDONEAtxJrm M • OLASTRON, H it V hull. 15iw! 740 Volvo, l l l h / i k l , lots ol exlras STOOPQUO H4 514S a HOUSEBOAT, live aboard 41 N a u la lln e , tw in engine V drive, SJOK JDr Guam *95 *141 HOUSE BOAT, a0‘, steel hull, In water. Lois ol possibilities S3500 Firm 3114111 • 14 FT BOW RIDER 115 HP Mercury, o/b, low hours, with tra ile r SJ.OOO 111 014* 14 FT Bowrkler New canopy 90HP Evtnrude w /tllt 4 trim Orly# on tra ile r L it* lackets + safely equip Heavy anchor Boalcover A M F M c a s s Nice boat ready lor water Register 4 r id * M ust sell to pay funeral b ill 1*000 F irm 117 9474______________________ 19 FT' CHECKMATE. 175 M arl nar. drive on tra ile r, excellent condition Capacity 10 people 14 000 337 *444 or ]37 *045 #1914 S KI/FISH BOAT 90 HP Marc . w /lM H er Runs great! 13 000 P * r ll* l hn*n_c» 495 710* BIG SALE AA C ir tm # Inc-a 111- II M LAKE MARY | / | , fam ily rm . llWHi II, and M yrtle Aye,. Lie Heal E tla le Broker 74*0 Santord Ave CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE P in* Ridge Club 1 bdrm. 1 bain U5.000 Call H I 1304 Call ter d e ta lltl 1105 000 BATEMAN REALTY 1 5 5 — C o n d o m in iu m s C o - O p / S a le Janet Manilield, 323-7271 p e slu re /tM b te 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 • A N T IO U E L A M P W A L L B R A C K E T V in ta g e 1115. Original use held oil lamp makes lovely plant holder O rlglnaI 510171 4744________ e DECKINO Free dood lhep* Boards, railing, steps Take down and huul o il Call 113 4401 • DRACO CAR SEAT; L lk * new! PaidS40. askingS50 _____ _________ 574 >0*1 Iv msg • LOUVER BU ND S with I I it track Cloth Ilf In sliding door or can be altered. Very nice! Only 135 Call 130 0904 • NUTONE Inlercom m system New Complete k it in box, w/1 speakers, a m plifier, stereo, etc. For home or business C oil 1175 W ill sell lor 5100 Call 177 1744_______________ • PRINTS. 1. flower and lla mlngos by Gerl Geremla 150 Pleas# t a ll 111 0544 __ SATELITE SYSTEM Never In Stalled, remote control, d* scra m b le r equipped Cost 11400, asking 11350177 1744 2 1 5 — B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o r ie s llB -O H ic o Space / R ent 1 3 1 — C o n d o m in iu m R e n ta ls FOR SALE WOOD M ULCH Bring shovell 510 pick up load You load 111 5447______ ___ "W H E E L HORSE" Iraclor. 34" cut. 11 Hp Kohler, elec tie r I, hydro ita lic drive Gxc cond 11,440 0 BO 149 9434 1 99— P e ts & S u p p lie s LIQUOR STORE Downtown Santord toe sal* or leas* A lto liquor llcensas lor Orange and Samlnole County tor sal# __________ 114-4*71__________ SANFORO R E T A IL/O F F IC E . I.1S7 sq It Coverrxl sidewalks, high Ira lllc area S700 plus sales lia /m n Stemtrem Real ly Inc, Jim Ooyl* 171 1**1 ^Askln2J5400uno_D7_^444work 22 3 — M i s c e ll a n e o us • FREE FREE FREE Mixed breed pups Small site Call 149 1191_______________ • FREE Beautllul Kittens. 3 girls. 1 boys, some blk 4 w h ite , some slrlp e d . alto mother available Please call 330 1741 Jessica 117— C o m m e r c i a l _________ R e n t a ls _________ S a n to rd In d iv id u a l o 11Ice spaces 5 l* rlln g at SISO/mo 100 ISOtq It each H I IIW HEW Sanford o lfic e t and/or warehouses 4001,100 sq tt, Special. *1157me, 3)3 I S M __ SANFORO. Office space. 5400 sq II building total, 1700 sq tt. per 0IIIC4 un it B I 7004 SANFORD. 3 room otllce, wood p a n e lle d F re n c h A ve |3 50/ mon Ih 710 35M too SQ FEET lor leas* on 17 *7. successful e xistin g anchor businesses Good parking and lig h tin g G ra a l v is ib ility 193— L a w n & G a rd e n Saturday, A pril 23, la m 3pm A t R E G A T T A SHORES AFT1. In parking lo t_______ MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE Grov«vi**t Village G ro v e wood Av Only, • 12 AO t S aturday 221- -G o o d T h in g s to E a t STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open 9am 3991 Celery Ave 3 m l E ot Santord I ml N ol SI Rd *4 1.54a pound. 311 7344 SHAKLEE PRODUCTS We happily deliver anywhere! __ MIJ41S0__________ 1UNQUEST WOLFF TANNINO B ED S New C o m m e rc ia lH o m e U n it s F ro m 4199 Lam ps Lotions Accessories M o n th ly p a y m e n ti low as I I I OO Call Today FREE NEW Color Catalog 1 100 4414197 230— A n t i q u e / C l a s s i c __________ C a rs __________ • FORD THUNDERBIRD, 1944. A ll o rtg in a ll N eed! some work SI.495 OBO 111 0154 •1 9 7 0 DEVILLE CADILLAC 91000 OBO A ll pow«r 111 0154 2 3 1 -C a rs • CHRYSLER IM P E R IA L '91. L lk t new Must sell Only 173 500 Cell (407)113 995* FOR SALE OR TRADE 79 Firebird Runs great 11.500 or trade tor Chevy Pickup 330 5017 or 111 1744 • HONDA ACCORD LX, I f f ] , LOW M ILES I 4 door. P/S. P/B, air, Kenwood A M /F M cassette Rosewood color W ill run forever . 111,700111 4471 JEEP CHEROKEE, 1944 Red w / grey Int. 4 0 eng , 4 dr . overdrive auto Good conj 14 91) 407 171 * 114 fv in tq • LE BARON Convertible. I I Red. loaded, dig dash, new top new hre iS * 500 495 f*0« • P LY M O U TH G rand F u ry, white A i cond. thru out Goodmlleaq* 17 000OBO ____ ___ 173 MOO__________ . PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION • EVERY TU E S D AY ?;30 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 91, Oaytona Beach 944 155 t i l l • RENAULT ENCORE. I l l ) E xcellent condition! 41,500 HrrnlJO 1754 alter 4pm______ SIERRA OLOSMOBILE. I f 4 doors, automatic, 4 cylinders Asking 11.900 111 t i l l ________ • TOYOTA COROLLA wagen, '91. Auto. A /C . rad. 11K, wa r i an I y 19.4 SO337 1* 34 ___ TOYOTA SUPRA. 1444. M etallic blue, loaded, power overy thing, sunroot Well main talned. excellent condlllonl I37K miles. Garage kept 13.9)0 _______Call *07 571 1914_______ • '4* CHR YSL e’ r Im perial 4 dr. all power, body in good shape Runs great 1 1500113 1441 ' f l CHEVY El Camino. no eng or tra m , A/C, P/S, P ’B, cowl hood. 55 g rille 1*50 349 5)91 • ’ 71 VW BEETLE '*00 eng' Runs good, looks good, priced good With Radio 41*00 111 9141 • ' l l T BIRD Beautllul green. Great shape Needs engine work 1500 111 1594 '40 DODGE Good transport* lion D M For more Inform * Hon plea t* call 113 4*47______ • 41 CHEVY Che v e il* * dr 4 tpd. new tlre t doesn't burn oil Good 7nd car 1400 377 711? *5 DODGE DAYTONA MUST SELLI 4 cylinder, nice, owner may lln a n ce l...............149 1111 HOMEOWNERS HOMEBUYERS P.0. 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And In Ills new book, "Abduction." he relates his findings after spending four years studying 120 "expcrlcncers" — people who say they hod sexual or reproductive experiences with aliens who abducted them and took them aboard spaceships. The 13 case studies In his tiook Include Ed. wtio remember* an alien woman taking a sperm sample from him when lie was In high school; Jerry, who says she gave birth to a human-alien "There's a split lietwecn how people regurd him as someone with past accomplishments and skills and how they regard this project," said Dr. Malka Nolman. chairwoman of Cambridge Hospital's psychlulry department and Mack's boss. "People arc skeptical because It Just seems quite remote and unsupported." Descriptions of abductions arc consistent from patient to patient. Mack said. So lie believes the expcrlcncers, even If he can't explain exactly what they experience. As for having such a close encounter himself. Mack Is on the staff at Cambridge Hospital, a Harvard teaching hospital, lie also leads the Program for Extraordinary Experience Research, which Is overseen by the medical sehool-afflllnled Center for Psychology and Social Research. Misgivings and interest in 'foreign’ ideas of education ■y CHARLES J. HANLEY AP Special Correspondent ■- — t EVANSTON. III. — American schoolteachers now have orders from above: Turn their students, also-rans on International tests. Into tltlcholders by the year 2000. Hut even In Evanston, where they do try. teachers find the challenge more thnn daunting. " T h e range o f econom ic situations, the breakdown of families, nil the things I deni with In a day that I didn't deal with 20 yeurs ago. these things arc Interfering with children's efforts to learn." cxplulns Harbara Krledberg. a 34-ycnr tenchlng veteran. Willard Daggett also blames problems nt home for some of America's educational shortcomings. But title preacher of school reform blumes U.S. leaders, too. for grandly endorsing a goal — to be No. 1 on global math and science tests within six yeurs — without u plan for getting there. "Anyone who says we could lie first In the world Is dreaming." says Daggett, director of the New York-bused International Center for Leader­ ship In Education. Education Is no niulllpic-cholcc quiz, cnch problem having Its correct answer. Hut re­ searchers say Americans might begin to find some answers by observing how It’s done elsewhere, particularly In such pluces as Japan and Germany, whose children excel on Interna­ tional exams. In this diverse Chlcugo suburb of lakcshorc mansions and dreary row houses, the school dlstilct Is credited with Innovative programs. And In the brightly decorated corridors of the Murtln Luther King Jr. primary school, one can hear both misgivings and Interest In "foreign " Ideas about education: NATIONAL CURRICULUM The Japanese stick to one curriculum na­ tionwide. allowing (cuchcrs to focus on technique Instead o f content. Amy Nusscr, a math teuchcr ul the King school, said that's a "great" Idea for still unother reason. "It's good for consistency. When I was young. I moved 12 limes In 10 years. Half the time I was repeutlug things." In their book "T h e Learning Gap," education reformers Harold W. Stevenson and James W. Stlglcr say U.S. nutlonal standards "would go u long way toward bringing order to our present chaotic curricula.” Hut Frlcdbcrg, a language arts-readlng teacher at the King school, voiced traditional American skepticism about centralization: " A national curriculum doesn't ulwuys meet the needs of u specific community or school." In a recent Associated Press nationwide poll, three-quarters of respondents expressed at leusl some support for a national curriculum. SCHOOLYEAR Much of Europe, like Japan, bus a school year ranging up to 240 days, compared with the 180 school days In America. In 1083, a U.S. commission on education reform mude a longer school year Its top recommendation, Little has happened. The longer year is one wuy to teuch children more and teach them better, say experts. Even children find merit In a shorter summer vucutlon. "Over the summer. I forget some of the things I learned, and when we have review we're Just relearning the same things." Mild King fifthgrader Erica Gilbert-Levin. Evanston district Superintendent Joseph Pollack agreed In theory with more school time. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT O FTH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY, C IV IL DIVISION C *M N*. 94-1*2 CA-I4 I FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff. w K BERNARD FORD, HUNTERS RESERVE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC., and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. Oefendenli. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: K. BERNARD FORD. AND A LL PARTIES C LA IM IN G IN TERESTS BY. THROUGH. OR A G A IN S T K . B E R N A R D FO RO . C U R R EN T RESI DENCEUNKNOWN. You a r t n o lllltd that an action to lor *c low a morlgaga on I ha following proparty In Samlnola County, Florida: Unit 314. Building It. HUNT­ ER'S RESERVE. Phaaa X. a Condominium and an undivided Intereit In tha land, common element* and common a ip a n w r appurtenant to M id Unit, a ll In accordance w ith and iut>|ect to tha covenant*, condition!, re •IrlcH ont, te rm ! and other pro v lilo n t of that Declaration of C ondom inium of H U N TE R 'S RESERVE, a Condominium, a* recorded In O R. Book lfto, Page HO. and amended by A d m ln lilra tlv e Amendment re ­ corded at O.R. Book 101), Page 1774. a ll In the Public Record* of Seminole County, Florida, and a* per plat Iheraol recorded In Condominium Book I t , Paget I f 97, Public Record* ot Semi­ n o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a a t amended from tim e to time. Including but not lim ited to that certain amendment recorded In O R. Book 2107, Page 20f. ol the P ublic Record* ol Seminole County, Florida, commonly known a t IN Re larva Circle. U nit 210, Oviedo. Florida 22101. h a i been tiled agalm t you and you are re ­ quired to w ry * a copy ot your w ritten delentat. It any. to it on R ichard S. M c lv e r of K a it Hodga*. P .A., p la in tiff'* a t­ torney, whota a d d re ti l i P O. Bo* 100. Tampa. Florida 22441, on or before th irty (M l day* Irom the l i n t date ol publication and tile the original w ith tha Clerk ol thl* Court either before w rv lc a on p la ln llll’* attorney or Imm ediately thereafter: other w lie . o default w ill be entered agalm t you lo r tha relief de mended In the Complaint. Dated: A pril It, 19*0. (COURT SEAL) C LE R K O FTH E CIRCUIT COURT Honorable M aryann* M o tm 201 North Park Avenue Sanford. FL2277I B y: Ruth King Deputy Clerk P u b lllh : A p ril 11,20.1990 OEQ-120 lie said: " I think my role Is to be uncontamlnuted by the phenomenon. As soon as a psychiatrist reports they had an uhductlon. then they're Immediately disqualified as an objective ob­ server." As "Abduction" hlls bookstores this week. Mack hlls dnylltne television. His fellow academ­ ics have been less welcoming thun talk show hosts. hybrid; and Peter, who tells Mack he had an "alien w ife" In a "parallel universe." "There la a consistent reproductive theme," Mack said. "Now, do I mean by that literally there are millions of babies being made? I don't know. I can't claim that this Is occurring literally In our physical dimension of reality." What Mack does claim Is that expcrlcncers nre not mentally III and not working out the effects of rape, Incest or other abuse. Their emotional and psychological state resembles trauma, he said, and trauma Is the response to something outside his body, not Inside the mind. "T h ey don't want to believe It any more thnn we do." he said. "T h ey want me to find them crazy." Wheat dispute w ith Canada threatens more than farmers the United Stales, totaling $4.0 billion last year, with wheat accounting for nearly $210 million. "H ut." he said, "I don't think we'll see longer school days or yearn without federal financial help." ■ y R O B IR T Q R IE N I In the AP poll, slightly more than half favored a longer year. . WASHINGTON — Before there wan pasta, there were noodles. And before fetturlne Alfredo, there was macaroni and cheese, a mainstay for ordinary American families. THACKINO Upstairs at the King school, two aixth-grnclr math classes were at work: one of slower pupils following a computer story to do simple calcula­ tions: the other of belter students solving tough math reasoning problems on a test. The Japanese disdain such "trucking," or segregation by ability. So do many American educators. "In the U.S. we love to categorize and lock people In. That's a guaranteed approach to failure In the schools, because we create this large vurlutlou between students," U.S. Education Undersecretary Murshull Smith said In Washing­ ton. Hut King math teacher Sara Wuldstcln. teaching the "slow ” class, secs It differently: " If they're together, the fuster kids twiddle their thumbs and the slower kids do not say, 'I want to be smurf like Hilly.' It doesn't work that wuy." In the |Mill, two-thirds of respondents supported the U.S. practice of tracking. Legal Notices Legal Notice IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, I N ANOFOR IE M IN 0 L E COUNTY, FLORIOA C A IE N 0 .9 J IU 4 C A 14 B CARL K. WIGGERS. JR and SANDRA S. W IGOERS. h ll wife. P la ln llll*. vl. E. F R E O O A M B L E and PAM ELA S GAMBLE, h ll w it*. AN D M A R K OISC LAR and SHELLY S GISCLAR. h ll wile. D eftndanlt NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the u n d e rlin e d * • Clerk ol the C ircuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida, under and by virtue ol the Summary Final Judgment ol Forecloiuro on lered In thal cauw pending In the C ircuit Court ol Seminole C o u n ty. F lo rid a , C a i* No. 92 2144 CA 14 B. In which CARL K W I G G E R S . JR and SANDRA S WIGOERS ara the P la ln llll* and E FRED GAM BLE and PAM ELA S GAMBLE are the Defendant!. I, a t la id Clerk ol the Court, under and by v irtu * ot the Summary Final Judgment o l Forecloiuro, w ill otter lor M l* and ta ll at public M l* to tha hlgheit and be lt bidder for cath at tha W elt Front Door. Seminole Coupty CourthouM. In Sanford. Sami not* County. Florida, on the 12th day of M ay, 1*94. at 11:00 a m . the follow ing detcrlbed real property illu a te d In Seminole County. Florida, to w it: L o t 41. H O LLO W B R O O K . according to tha Plat thereof a t recorded In Plat Book 22. Paget 44 and 47. of the Public Record! of Seminole County, Florida. OATEO Ih li 12th day ol A pril. 19*4 MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O FTH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA By: Dorothy W. Bolton O E PUTYCLER K P ublllh: A p ril 20.27,1994 DEQ 143 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O FTH E EIOHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY C IV IL ACTION C* m No i 94 *2«7 CA-14 E FED ER AL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. P la ln llll. v* M IC H A E LA HEYDINGER and SCOTT L BYRD. It living, and a ll unknown p a rtia l claim ing by. through, under or agalm t the above named Defendant! who are not known to be dead or alive, whether la id unknown p e ril** may claim an In te re il a t ipoutet. heir*, devl****. grantee*, or other claim ant*, claim ing by. through, under or agalm t Ih* M ld M IC H A E L A HE YOINGER or SCOTT L BYRD; JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. Defendant! NOTICEOF ACTION MORTOAOE FORECLOSURE TO : M I C H A E L A HE Y D INGER. It living, and all un known p a rtia l c la im in g by. through, under or agalm t the above named Defendant* who are not known to be dead or alive, whether M id unknown p e ril* * may claim an Intereit at ip o u te t. h e ln . de vlie ei. gran feet, or other claim ant*, claim Ing b y, th ro u g h , u n der or agalm t the la id M IC H AEL A If E YOINGER II he It deceated WhoM Retldence I t Unknown W hota t a i l Know n M a ilin g A d d re ti 11: 1(07 S. M allonvllle Ave., Sanlord. Florida 22771. YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D thal an action to forecloi* a mortgage on Ih* following property In Seminole County. Florida: Lot 22. SANS SOUCI. accord Ing lo the p la t thereof, a i recorded In Plat Book 14. Pag* 52 Ol Ih* Public Record! ot Seminole County. Florida h a t been filed agalm t you and you are required to M rv * a copy ot your w ritten delenM i. It any. lo It on O ary A. G ibbon*, E iq u lre , of G lbbom . Smith, Cohn A Arnett. P.A., P le ln lltr* attorney, whoM a d d re ti It 2221 Hendrrton Boulevard. Pott Of flee Bo* 2177, Tampa. Florida 22401. w ithin th irty (M ) day* of the dalo of f lr t t publication of th l* notice, and file the original w ith the Clerk ol t h li Court either belor* M rvlce on Plain lif t '* attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherw lM a default w ill be entered agalm t you lor re lie f demanded In the Com plaint. OATEO thl* ( day ot A pril 1994. NOTICE AM ERICANSW ITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1*90 ADM IN ISTR ATIVE ORDER NO. 92 27 P erton* with a dlMblllty who need a ipeclal accommodation lo participate In thl* proceeding thould contact AOA Coordinator at M l N. Park Avenue. Suit* N. M l. Sanford. Florida 22771 at le a tl five day* prio r to tha proceeding. Telephone: (4071 222 42M E»l. 4227; 1 (00 922 ( 771 (TO D ), or 1 (00 922 (7701V), via Florida Relay Service. M aryann* M orie CLERK CIRCUIT COURT By Cecelia V. Ekern Deputy Clerk P u b lllh : A p ril 13. M. 1994 NOTICE M e lin a L. Gear of 142 Twin Coach Cl., Sanford. FL 22772 a t of January It, 1994 w * have had your 19(2 Chevy Camaro Vln #lOIAP*7t4CII4402* at 121* C*|. ery Ave, Sanford. FL 2277), phona I (4071 221 4424. W* have ilo ra g * on tha car a t o l A p ril 14. 1994 In the amount of 114a 42 to notice that tha llan claimed by the lienor It iu b |* c t to *n lorcemenl punuant to Section 7I1.MS Florida Statute* and that tha vahlcla m ay be to ld to M llily tha lien, at 1219 Calery Ave , 10.00 am. Scheduled M l* ol the vehicle for the public May 4. 1*94. Tha owner of the vehicle or any p a n o n c la im in g an Intereit In or llan Ihereon hat the rig h t to a tea ring at any lim a prio r to tha tcheduled data ol M l* by filing a demand for hearing w ith the Clerk o l tha C ircuit Court In the county In which the vehicle l i held and m ailing coplei o f tha demand lor hearing lo all other owner* and lienor* at reflected on the notice. Owner of the vehicle hat the right to recover po tte ttlo n of the vehicle without Im tltutlng lu d ld a l proceedingi by potting bond In accordance w ith the p ro v lllo n t ol Section SJ9.9I7 Florida Statute*. Any proceed! remaining from the m i * of the vehicle after payment of the amount claimed by the lienor w ill be depotlled w ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court lo r dlipo tltlon. By Gary Geiger 1219 Celery Ave. Sanlord. FL 22771 P ublllh: A pril 20. 1994 DEQ IIS His accomplishments Include founding the psychiatry department at Cambridge Hospital a n d w i n n i n g a 1077 P u l i t z e r f o r Ills psychoanalytic biography o f T.E. Lawrence, or Lawrence of Arnbln. Since then. Mack has developed an Interest In Eastern philosophy and religion, and believes It helped liberate Ills thinking. "W e don't have room In our culture for this. It's the elite people, my colleagues, who decide what we're supposed to believe," he said, "and to them this Isn't ..opposed to be." Even Mnck's fellow researchers Into the otherworldly think "Abduction" Is a little, well, out there. Dr. William McCall, a physician In Anaheim. Calif., said that for 10 years he used hypnosis to evaluate experiences. His theory: They're actual­ ly remembering being txirn. People's memories of going aboard spacecraft match their hypnosisevoked memories of passing through the birth canal, he said. AP Farm Writer And before there's any kind of noodles, there's durum wheat, grown In northern states adjuccnt to Canada, which also produces durum and oilier wheat for cereals and breadmuklng. More Canadian wheat hus been coming Into Die United States — at unfair prices subsidized by Ottawa, U.S. officials complain. The argument over wheat has ulrcudy turned Into u bigger dispute over farm goods, und could come ton heat! tills week The dispute, say other Americans, could hurt working people whose Jobs are tied to making and processing macaroni and cheese and other staples. And Jobs could be lost If Cunada should respond lo any U.S. sanctions by restricting the llow of apples, brandy, bread, breakfast cereul and other farm products. "Such retaliation by Canada would seriously Injure many U.S. workers und farmers," 18 senators told President Clinton In a letter Tuesday op|H)slng trade action. Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy and U.S. Trade (representative Mickey Kuntor have given Canada until Friday to limit Its wheal sales. Without u settlement, the administration will begin a 00-day process of setting quotas. The action, under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, would require congressional approval, and let Canudn seek compensation by limiting Imports of some U.S. products. • ' ft i. Cunada buys more U.S. furm products than any other country except Japan, purchasing a record $5.3 billion worth of U.S. vegetables, fruits and other commodities last year. The administration says that figure should be higher — If only Cunada would drop restric­ tions on dairy anil ixniltry products, an Issue In the current dispute Canada has been selling more (arm goods to U.S. growers say unfair rail subsidies and pricing by Canada have caused that country to Increase its shipments of durum und other wheat over the years, undercutting prices paid U.S. fanners and leading them lo reduce a c re a g e . Lust year's IlfXMlIng added Insult to Injury. Canada hus been filling the gup caused by a short crop, exjxirtlng a projected 2.5 million metric tons this year. Shortages helped push durum prices to u high o f $5.78 u bushel In March, comjiured with $3.09 a year enrller. Canadian officials tiave agreed to end the rail subsidies nnd unfair pricing, but they Insist on shipping nearly 2.5 million metric tons of wheat to the United States. The United Stales wants u maximum 1.5 million metric tons based on 1992. the highest Imjxirt year before the IIckkI b. Pasta makers and flour millers say U.S. farm |x)llcy. Including ex|x>rt subsidies, has harmed growers more thun Canada has. They say some o f those subsidized exjxirts are coming back as chcnji pasta from Turkey. Hestrlctlons on durum supplies will even­ tually force Uk' pastu makers to cut produc­ tion. mild Juki Klnnalrd, president of the Nutlonal Pasta Association. She suit) the Industry employs 30.000 people. " I f there's less pasta being produced In the United Stales, then there will be less of a market for U.S. durum growers." she said. Hut funner advocates such us Sen. Byron Dorgun. D-N.fi.. say the food processors Just want cheap raw materials, and consumers never see the benefit. "Our constituencies are being burned at the economic stukc as u result of this unfulr'trude. and these people are carrying the wood." Dorgun said. He offered a challenge: "G o to the grocery store and find out whether the price til elbow macaroni dccreasetl when the jirlce of durum wheat decreased." 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 20, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 20, 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>, April 20, 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/67a118b7b8b1317668f2edd57ac66fe1.pdf d9bd477d822413e740b2ecd396de6998 PDF Text Text & f 'Z- SUNDAY April 17, 1994 S a n fo r d 75 Cents H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoe 1008 86th Yonr, No. 204 - Sonford, Flo fld n Drugs in the projects Lawbreaking tenants rarely evicted from public housing □ People Parade of Homes T h re e o f d i r builder# w h o w ill h n v c home# In the s p r in g v e rsio n o f the Pa ra de o f Home# nrc located In L a k e M a ry . T h e p arad e open# today an ti c o n tin u e s u n til Nlny 1. I I See Page SB. BRIEFS Longwood Town Hall meeting L O N G W O O D — M o n d a y n ig h t1# re g u la r c ity c o m m is s io n m eetin g , n o rm n lly s c h e d u le d to begin at 7 p.m .. w ill start one h o u r e a rlie r th is w eek. T h e m e e tin g h a s been m o ved to a llo w for a sp e c ia l tow n h a ll pro g ra m , s c h e d u le d for 7:80 p .m ., a lso In the c o m m is s io n ch a m b e rs. F lo rid a L e g is la to rs Hep. Lee C o n s ta n tin e and Hep Ik ib S ta rk s w ill be on h a n d to g iv e an In fo rm a tiv e le g is la tiv e up date o n a c tiv itie s that to o k p la c e In T a llh a s s e e d u r in g the lu stco m p le te d le g isla tiv e e xten d ed session. T h e C it y C o m m is s io n Is u rg in g a ll Lon g w o o d re sid e n ts to he o n h a n d fo r the d is c u s s io n at th is " T o w n H a ll" m eeting . B y S A N D R A IL L IO T T H erald Staff W rltor S A N F O R D — E v ic tio n from p u b lic h o u s in g Is su pp osed to go n lo n g w ith p ro o f o r c o n v ic tio n o f d ru g possession, use o r sale a c c o rd in g lo te rm s of the lease, bu t It Is a ra re ly used p ro v is io n b y the S a n fo rd H o u s in g A u th o rity . " W e nre In the p ro cess o f e v ic tin g som eone n o w ." L ln d n W illia m s , d ire c to r o f m a n a gem en t e xp la in e d . T h e h o u s in g a u th o rity has to have g ro u n d s to en fo rce the e v ic tio n cla u se . "In th is p a rtic u la r case, w e hnve a report she tested p o sitiv e for d ru g use. so that Is o u r proof. W e d o n ’ t n e c e ssa rily need n c o n v ic tio n ." T h e p ro v is io n m a k e s the head o f h o u se h o ld re sp o n sib le a n d su b ject to e v ic tio n If d ru g use. |M)ssesslon n r sale c a n be p ro v e n against a n y o n e liv in g there o r so m eo ne Just v is itin g there. " T h e tenant agree# to re fra in from , u n d cau se a n y ho u seh o ld m e m b e r, guest o r o th e rs o n the p re m ise s w ith the te n a n t's co n se n t, (the) (tosses- Plan for weapons searches in projects By AeeoolateA N i l Cl don’t know of any (cases) where we have gone the full nine yards (to eviction) on. J W A S H I N G T O N —■ O a n g -ln fe s te d p u b lic h o u s in g c o u ld be se a rch e d for g u n s w ith o u t v io la tin g the C o n s titu tio n If tenants agree, P re sid e n t C lin t o n sa id S a tu rd a y , a n n o u n c in g a new p la n to m a k e h o u s in g p ro jects safer. -Linda Williams " W e ’ re g o in g lo w o rk w llh re sid e n ts In h lg h -crlm e a re a s (o p e rm it the fu ll range o f se a rch e s (hat th e C o n s titu tio n does a llo w — In c o m m o n areus. In v a can t u p artm en ta a n d In c irc u m s ta n c e s w h ere re sid e n ts are In Im ­ m e d ia te d a n g e r." C lin to n sa id In h is w e e k ly ra d io address. slon. M ile o r use o f c o n tro lle d su b sta n c e s o n the p re m ise s of the h o u s in g a u th o rity . P re m ise s sn a il in c lu d e the te n a n t's #|>cclflc a ssig n e d re n ta l u n it, all o th e r ren tal u n its m a in ta in e d b y m an agem en t und a ll c o m m o n or p u b lic a rcu s m a in ta in e d by m a n a g e m e n t." a c c o rd in g to the lease a d d e n d u m . T h e b o u sin g a u th o rity m ay not have to fo llo w th ro u g h w ith the c u rre n t case because the tenant Is r c jx trlc d ly e n te rin g a d rtig tre atm en t p ro g ram a n d m a y v a cate the a p a rtm e n t on her o w n th u s n e g a tin g the need to ev ict her. "O fte n tim e s In the po lice reports, people w ill ' See Evict, Page 5A " W e ‘11 e n co u ra g e m o re w eapo ns fr is k s o f s u s p ic io u s pe rso ns, a n d w e ’ll a s k te n an t a ss o c ia tio n s to p u t c la u s e s In th e ir leases a llo w in g se a rc h e s w h e n c rim e c o n d itio n s m a k e It n e c e s s a ry ." he said. " W e w ill e m p o w e r re sid e n ts io b u ild safe n e ig h b o rh o o d s, a n d w e’ ll h elp to o rg a n ize GBoo Search, Page BA See how county works Remembering dead friends Gun activist receives award S A N F O R D — T h e C itiz e n s C o m m itte e for the H ig h ! to K e e p a n d Hear A rm s, has selected H olrcrt It. Ilrlg g s o l S a n fo rd , to receive the C itiz e n o f the Year aw ard . A c c o r d in g to A la n G o ttlie b , c h a irm a n o f the C it iz e n s C o m m itte e , " I f It w eren 't for people lik e R ob ert U. Ilrlg gs. o u r C o n s ltu tlrx ia l rig h ts w o u ld h av e been ero ded y e a rs a g o ." A c c o r d in g to th e a w a rd a n n o u n c e m e n t. Ilrlg g s w a s selected be ca u se o f Ills d e d ic a tio n to the effo rts to preserve the rig h t of pe o ple to keep a n d hear a rm s as gu aran teed by the 2n d A m e n d m e n t to (I k - U S . C o n s titu tio n . T h e n a tio n a l o rg a n iz a tio n has o v e r 5 0 0 .0 0 0 m e m b e rs . In c lu d in g o v e r 100 m e m b e rs o f C o n g re s s s e rv in g on th e ir N a tio n a l A d v is o ry C o u n c il. By J M ARK BARFIELD H orald S en io r S t a ll W rltor S A N F O R D — If y o u th in k the c o u n ty Just lu x e s y o u a n d fills p o th o le s w ith the booty, then the s c h e d u le d a c t iv it ie s t h is w e e k s h o u ld prove a n eye-opener fo r you. S e m in o le C o u n ty w ill m a rk Nutln n n l C o u n ty G o v e rn m e n t W e ek b e g in n in g to d a y w ith six d a y s o l a c tiv itie s , lour# a n d e x h ib its . T o u rs o f t h e J a il, h e a lth c lin ic # a n d H h c r lffs u n d fire d e m o n s tra tio n s are Businessmen indicted for fraud Three lo c a l b u sin e ss asso cia tes w ere Indicted b y a fed eral g ra n d Ju ry In T a m p a F rid a y on c h a rg e s o f w ire a n d m a ll fra u d , m o n e y la u n ­ d e rin g . theft a n d o b s tru c tio n o f Justice. D a v id Hose. 50. o f S a n fo rd ; H a rry " B i l l " M a rre ro J r .. OH; and T h e o d o re N a vo llo . 57. of Port O ran g e w ere arre ste d by fetleral a n d stale a g e n ts a n d a ccu se d of b e in g a sso cia te s In P re m ie r B enefit C a p ita l T ru s t. A c c o rd in g to the g ra n d Ju ry 180 Investo rs In se ve ral sta te s w ere s w in d le d o u t of $7.7 m illio n . F B I. In te rn a l R e ve n u e S e rv ic e a n d F lo rid a D e p a rtm e n t o f L a w E n fo rc e m e n t a g e n ts seized paper# a n d c o m p u te r reco rd s fro m Hose'# hom e a n d N n v o llo ’s o ffic e In L a k e M ary. If they are c o n v ic te d , ea ch o f th e m en c o u ld face 45 to 5 0 y e a rs III p riso n a n d $ 1 .7 5 m illio n to $ 2 .2 5 m illio n In fines. D u rin g u c o u rt u p p c a ra n c c o n F rid a y , U.S. M a g istra te D a v id B a k e r o rd ered the three h eld In c u s to d y u n t il at least M o n d a y w h e n th e y h ave u b e a rin g on the m a tte r In T a m p a . Splitting the difference T h e S e m in o le C o u n t y s c h o o l b o u rd ha# a p p ro v e d fo r a d v e rtis in g the proposed p la c e ­ m en! o f the s tu d e n ts w h o w ill liv e In (he sttll-to -b e-bu llt lla w k s c r e s l s u b d iv is io n In the L a k e v lc w M id d le S c h o o l a n d S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l a tte n d a n c e zones. T h e pro p o sa l w ill be a d v e rtise d a n d then bro u g h t before the sch o o l b o u rd for a p u b lic h e a rin g before u fin a l d e c is io n Is m ad e In the m atte r. 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'T rtly jdy V a r ln b lc c lo u d in e s s w ith a c h a n c e o f a f­ tern o o n sh ow era und th u n d e rs to rm s . H ig h In the m id 80 s. N o rth w in d 10 to 15 m p h . C h a n c e o f r a in 3 0 percent. For m ors w ssth sr, s s s P s g s 2A □ Bee County. Page BA W AY BACK W HEN JULIAN STEN STRO M H .r .M Photo by Hog»f H a rn K k Brooke Young, (left) Lisa Slevons, Regina Lyles and Sarah Jane Baskin shed tears lor the animals. Tears shed at Humane Society tribute for dogs killed in fire By VICKI DoSORMIBR H orald S to ll W riter S A N F O R D — T h e c h o ru s, dressed In a v a rie ty of co a ts from b la c k lo b ro w n to s p o ile d , p ro v id e d a b e a u tifu l so n g lo a c c o m p a n y the m e m o ria l se rv ice o n S a tu rd a y afternoon. H o w ls, b a rk s a n d w h im p e rs rose u p from a ro u n d the c o m p o u n d at the H u m a n e S o c ie ty o f S e m in o le C o m it y J o y o u s ly g re e tin g tho se w h o c a m e to re m e m b e r those w h o died In a d e v a s ta tin g fire a y e a r ago. U n d e r the trees, a b o u t a h u n d re d people dab be d a w a y Ih e ir tears ns u n u m b e r o f sp e a k e rs m e m o ria l­ ized the 73 dog s th at d ie d In the f lr f In w h ic h m ost o f the c o m p le x w as de stro yed. D ogs, m a n y b u rn e d a n d Injured In the (Ire. a c c o m p a n ie d t h c lr people to the se rv ice . S o m e d a n ce d at the e n d s o f t h c lr le a sh e s w h ile o th e rs sa l q u ie tly a n d lis te n e d lo the w ords. J u s tic e , a larg e m ix e d breed, sk itte re d n e rv o u sly from p e rso n lo pe rso n w h o m lie c o u ld reach at the e n d o f h is leash. If he v e n tu re d lo o fur. Ills a d o p tiv e p e rso n w o u ld p u ll h im hack. J u s tic e , u s u rv iv o r o f H u rrlc u n c A n d re w , w as liv in g In the H u m a n e S o c ie ty sh e lte r w hen the fire s tru c k . □ Bee Memorial, Page BA More to this musical yarn M o rn in g again, folks! W e hope y o u read lust S u n d a y ’s c o lu m n becau se th is Is re a lly p u rl II o f the y a rn w e’ve been w eavin g ab o u t a p a sscl o f o ld tim e rs Involved w ith the S a n fo rd H and m e n tio n ed In u p re v io u s Htory ab o u t W .J. T h ig p e n . So fur tw o o f o u r m a in " c h a r a c ­ te rs " have been C b u rlc s F. H a s k in s a n d III# non H a ro ld . W c got abo u t h a lfw a y th ro u g h before r u n n in g o u t o f space. A n d . la st w eek w c w rote ab o u t u lot o f people be sid es the H a s k in s . ; T o d a y w e’re g o ing lo be g in w llh fo rm e r S a n fo rd P o stm a ste r H a ro ld H a s k in s and lu tc r an a c c o u n ta n t w ith C ro w n P u p c r Pap er C o m p a n y . □ Bee Btenatrom, Page 2 A Physically challenged anglers reelin’ ‘em in By VICKI D a S O R M IIR H erald S ta ll W riter S A N F O R D - E d W a lla c e w a sn 't g iv in g a w a y a n y se crets lo bow lie m an aged to lu u d a 2 8 a n d threeq u a rte r p o u n d fish In L a k e C o ro lla b e h in d the S a n fo rd M u se u m In S a n fo rd on S a tu rd u y . " I 'll be o u t here c o m p e tin g a g a in to m o rro w ," be sa id w llh u b o y ish g rin . " I ’m lo t te llin g the rest o f th e m h ow to c a tc h the b ig o n e s ." 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O n S a tu rd a y , b o th able-b odied u n d p h y s ic a lly c h a lle n g e d f is h ­ e rm en . fish ed fo r the h eav iest strin g o f e ig h t fish us a learn. C a s h p rize s w ere a w a rd e d to the top w in n e rs. O n S u n d a y the b o a ts w ill go o u t a g a in , b u t o n ly th e p liy s lc n lly □ 8ee Pishing, Page 8A SoowHwnacI Ed W a lla ce landed a c a tfis h w eigh in g Just under 29 p o u n d s Saturday lo take Iho lead In the bank d iv is io n of the tournam ent. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. C all 322-2611 J p �2A - Snn(ofc) Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday. April 17, 1994 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE FLORIDA BRIEFS Readers speak: Should kids misbehaving be spanked at school? Former police chief charged with fraud A R C A D IA — H a n k fra u d a n d la x e v a sio n c h a rg e s h ave been filed against a fo rm e r A r c a d ia p o lic e c h ie f w h o c la im e d he had h e rn u n a w a re Ills w ife ’s la v is h life s ty le w a s the re su lt o f 9 1 2 m iliu m sh e h a d sto le n fro m her e m p lo y e r. Federal p ro se cu to rs sa y the c o u p le b o u g h t se ve n boats, a second house on a la ke . 10 v e h ic le s a n d breast e n la rg e m e n ts for the w ife o v e r a thre e-yea r pe rio d. A federal In d ic tm e n t a g a in s t K e n n e th E, C a rlto n , w h o left office Iasi O cto b er, a n d Ills w ife. K a th y , w a s u n se a le d F-. :!ny. Fou r vears ago. the state a tto r n e y ’s ofTIce h a d refused to ch a rge h im . c la im in g e v id e n c e ga th e re d by the F lo r id a D e p a rtm e n t o f La w E n fo rc e m e n t w us c ir c u m s ta n tia l. " H e had a sa la ry , a n d sh e h a d a s a la ry . ... E v e ry b o d y b u y s c a rs ." sa id n o w -retired A s s is ta n t S ta le A tto rn e y M a c k F u tc h . Mrs. C a rlto n , w h o had w o rk e d for T u r n e r R e a lty C o . In A rca d ia , pleaded g u ilty to 2 5 2 state fo rg ery a n d g ra n d theft co u n ts In 1 9 9 0 a n d se rv e d 1 7 m o n t h s o r n 10 y e a rs sentence. E ve n after h e r plea. C a rlto n In sisted he w a s Ignorant o f the theft a n d even w o n a r e fe re n d u m ’ to s ta y In ofTIce b y a la n d slid e . By SUSAN W IN N E R Herald C o rre sp o n d en t S A N F O R D — T o sp a n k o r not to sp a n k , that ts the q u e stio n . It w as once said, 'sp are the rod and sp o il the c h ild .' T h e B ib le sa y s If we use the rod w e m a y d e liv e r a c h ild ’s so u l from hell. P s y c h o lo g ists d iffe r In th e ir o p i­ n io n s . S o m e s a y c o r p o r a l p u n ish m e n t d a m a g e s a c h ild ’s sp irit. O llie r s sa y ll w ill c o n tro l an u n r u ly c h ild w hen used a lo n g w ith o th e r m e th o d s as " t im e o u t " a n d ta k in g nw ny p rivile g e s. W h a t Is the a n s w e r In a n ugc w here d o m e stic v io le n ce , c h ild a b u se a n il m a n y c rim e s a g a in st c h ild re n ru n rn m p a n t? H a v e the sc h o o ls gone out o f c o n tro l? A r c c h ild re n testing those In a u t h o r i­ ty o r are w e re sp e c tin g th e ir rig h ts ? L e g isla to rs Teel If a c h ild Is sent to the p r in c ip a l's office for d i s c i p l in a r y m e a s u r e s t h e n , w h e n the paren t Is c o n ta cte d to re triev e the c h ild from sch o o l, the paren t s h o u ld he a llo w e d to a d m in is te r c o rp o ra l p u n is h m e n t (span kin g) o n sc h o o l g ro u n d s o r o th e r g o v e rn m e n t areas If th ey see fit. M a n y of o u r read e rs q u e s ­ tio n ed ubnut th is also v o ice d th e ir Ideas a lx u it teach ers a n d p rin c ip a ls b e in g Involved In d is ­ c ip lin a r y actio n . O n ly a few w ere a g a in st s p a n k in g alto g e th e r. R o n S c k u ra said. " W e n ever sp a n k e d o u r c h ild at a ll a n d she c ite d cd up In m e d ic a l s c h o o l." H is wife. C a ro l, c o m m e n te d , ” 1 th in k sp a n k in g s h o u ld tie used to d iffe re n tia te betw een d a n g e r a n d o n ly w ith s m a ll c h ild re n . M a y b e Just a sla p on the h a n d w o u ld w o rk .” A y nos P atrice stated, "N o b o d y s h o u ld tou ch m y c h ild . I d o n 't t h in k It's a p p ro p ria te to sp a n k a c h ild In p u b lic . T h e re a rc o th e r w a y s to c u r t i b a d c h ild r e n . U n d e r no c irc u m s ta n c e s s h o u ld a n y o n e except the p n re n l to u ch them . R em ove them from the situ a tio n nr use tim e o u t." O n e rcsjio n se w a s from people th a t fe lt p a r e n t s s h o u ld be Former prosecutor gets prison term M IA M I — A p ro m in e n t M ia m i a tto rn e y w h o o n c e se rv ed as a federal p ro se cu to r w a s se n te n c e d F rid a y to IB m o n th s In p riso n after p le a d in g g u ilty to c h a rg e s he la u n d e re d m o n e y far a fu g itiv e C o lo m b ia n d ru g denier. A . Scott M ille r w a s a lso fin e d 9 1 4 .0 0 0 a n d ordered b y U S. D istrict J u d g e F e d e ric o M o re n o to fo rfe it m o re I lia n $ 1 4 0 ,0 0 0 in a ssets that rep re se n te d d ru g tra ffic k in g proceeds, federal p ro se cu to rs a n n o u n c e d . M ille r , 45. p le a d e d g u ilt y In J a n u a r y to tw o fed eral in o n c y -tn u n d c rh ig c o u n ts a n d one c o u n t o f m a k in g fulse sta te m en ts to fed era l agents. H e c o u ld h a v e been se n te n ced to up to 2 0 y e a rs In p riso n . In h is J a n . 12 g u ilty plea. M ille r to ld M o re n o he helpe d h id e th o u sa n d s o f d o lla r s In d ru g m o n e y for h is c lie n t F a b lo E n riq u e O ch o a -V a sco . w h o ts w a n te d o n fed era l d ru g ch a rg e s. In Ills g u ilty p ica . M ille r a d m itte d re c e iv in g 9 4 2 ,0 0 0 In d ru g m o n e y fro m O ch o a -V a sco , w h ic h he then d e p o site d In h is p e rso n a l h a n k a c c o u n t. Father balks at declaring daughter dead F O R T I .A U D E R D A L E — P a tric k S e s sio n s has cru sa d e d for liv e y e a rs to ke e p ifir* se a rc h fo r Ids d a u g h te r n llv e and he m ay tight Ids e x -w ife 's effo rts to h ave the m is s in g U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a stu d e n t d e cla re d le g a lly dead. S e s sio n s sa id F rid a y h e ’s co n ce rn e d th a t If T iffa n y , m is s in g since 1989. Is d e cla re d dead b y n Judge, it c o u ld h in d e r efforts n> co n tin u e the se a rc h a n d je o p a rd iz e a n y fu tu re c rim in a l Investig atio n. ll I fin d o u t that there Is o n e Iota of a c h a n c e that It c o u ld screw th in g s up. I hen I’ m g o in g to m a k e m y reeling s k n o w n to i lie ju d g e.” S e s sio n s sa id . " F m su re not rea d y to send a m essage to the w o rld that I’ve given u p ," F r o m A s s o c ia t e d P r o s s r e p o r ts Stenstrom— Continued from Page 1A Me m a rrie d a y o u n g la d y o f S w e d is h d e scen t, ile le n M a lm . T h ey p n re n te d th re e c h ild r e n — H a r o ld C . H a s k in s J r.. C la ra H a s k in s S a u ls a n d H a m e l T o la r H a sk in s. Last w e e k ’s y a rn sta rte d w ith a s im p le qu estio n: "W hat w as Ihe H ist n a m e or the In itia ls o f ila- b a n d m a ste r u! the S a n fo rd H and In w h ic h T h ig p e n w a s a c la rin e tis t? H arold H a s k in s Sr. w as a lso a c la rin e tis t In the hand. F ro m there m ost o f last w e e k ’ s " c h a r a c t e r s " w e re m u s ic a lly In clin e d a n d It’ ll coniln u e ln t h is episode. H a ro ld H a s k in s J r . ’s g ra n d so n s in g s w ith the Y a le M e n ’s G le e ( ’ lu ll. C la r a ’s so n . J o h n J r . , pla yed c la rin e t in the S IIS band, sa x o p h o n e In the F lo rid a G a to r ban d a n d ts now T u s k a w llla M id d le S c h o o l’s h a n d d ire c to r. J o h n J r . ’ s d a u g h t e r p la y e d tro m b o n e In the S I I S b a n d a n d w o n th e J o h n P h ilip S o u s a A w a rd . J o h n J r . ’s so n E r ik p la y s tuba a n d is the c u rre n t pre sid e n t of ih ls y e a r ’s S I I S b a n d . H e p la n s to a tte n d the U n iv e rs ity of LOTTERY M IA M I H e ro a re th o w in n in g n u m b e r s s e le c t e d F r id a y In th o F lo r id a L o tto ry : F a n ta s y B 11-25-10-10-5 ■ m b h w vi ■ W Cash 3 6 '° ‘ 1 'M P la y 4 4'8 4 '3 F lo r id a a n d pluy In the G a to r h a n d . If he gra d u a tes, he w ill be the fo u rth g e n e ra tio n In the J o h n a n d C la ra S a u l’s fa m ily to g ra d u a te fro m the U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a . H a ro ld H a sk in s. S r. g ra d u a te d In 1898 In a c la s s o f s ix a l age 17. Before that he g ra d u a te d fro m R o llin s C o lle g e . H e a t ­ tended b o th s c I h kj Is o n s c h o la r ­ sh ip s. W h a t Is r m lly In te re stin g is t lia l he c o m m u te d fro m S a n fo rd to R o llin s o n Ills ow n lit tle h a n d c a r w h ic h he c a lle d a v e lo cip e d e , u s in g the m a in lin e o f th e A C L railro ad . F ro m lim e to tim e he w oukt pa u se fo r a d ip In a n o ld " s w im m in g h o le " w h ic h la t e r b e c a m e b e tte r k n o w n us S a n L a n d o S p rin g s . H a m e l T o la r H a s k in s p la y s g u ita r a n d liv e s In the h o u se In w h ic h he w a s h o rn at S a n fo rd A v e n u e a n d 2 1 st S tre et. H e w a s n a m e d fo r D r. J u li a n N o lly T o la r 's b ro th e r. Ila m c l. H a m e l, Alllc a n d L o re tta w h o Is a lso be lieved to h av e been c a lle d M a ry . E rn e st w as a lo c o m o tiv e e n g in e e r a n d liv e d a c ro s s the street from the fa m ily o f B .L. P e r k in s Sr. o n M a g n o lia A v e n u e . I lls w ife 's n a m e w a s E v a . I lls d a u g h te r, M a ry E liz a b e th T o la r N ance, ta u g h t piano. H a m e l w as a b a n k e r a n d m a rrie d Iva M a lm a n d th e y hud tw o d a u g h te rs — E m m a T o la r E c h o ls w h o m a r ­ ried C la u d e E c h u ls a n d E ls ie B r y a n T o la r w h o m a r r ie d a B a ld w in . A U tc Polar w a s a y o u n g m a n w h e n he w as k ille d w h ile w o rk ­ in g for the A C L . L o re tta T o la r m a r r ie d T h o m a s A u g u s t u s B ro lh iT s o n J r . B ro lh e rs o n w ho w a s th e f a t h e r o f T o m B ro lh e rs o n w h o la te r w o rk e d for 11III L u m b e r C o m p a n y , a n d E rn e st A . B ro tlie rs o n w h o w as e m p lo y e d by H ill H u rd ware. F in a lly . Ih crc w as J u lia n N o lly T o la r, one o f S a n fo rd ’s be lo ved p h y s ic ia n s , w h o m a rrie d L lllu M ac M cIn tyre . Site w as the au n t o f M in i P e rso n s w ho m a rrie d the lute o p to m e trist D r. C h a r le s Per- H e w a s o ne o f five c h ild re n o f M rs. J o s e p h T o la r, a lo v e ly la d y w h o ra n a h o a rd in g house In S a n fo rd . T h e five y o u n g ste rs, in a d d itio n to N o lly, w ere E rn e st. S e c o n d C la a a P o it a g * P a id at S a n fo rd , F lo rid a a n d a d d itio n a l m a ilin g • o ltlcaa . P o a tm a tla r: S a n d addraa* ch a n g e * ' lo T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P 0. O o a 1867, S a n fo rd , F L 32772-1667. S u b tc r lp tlo n R ale* (D ally A S u n d a y) H o m e D e liv e ry M a ll 1 M o n th * 1 1 9 .M *24.00 S M onth* S IB 00 141.00 it Y e a r 17100 100.00 F lo rid * R * » ld * n U m u lt p a y 7% aalaa ta« In a d d itio n to rata* above. Norma Lundy a llo w e d th e o p tio n to a p p ly c o rp o ra l p u n is h m e n t on sch o o l g ro u n d s but ten ch ers a n d p r in ­ c ip a ls s h o u ld not be a llo w e d that o p llc n . T h re e people fe ll s p a n k ­ in g e lse w h e re by the parent w as f i n e b u t n o t li y s e li o o I a u th o ritie s . L y n n P a tte rso n said. " I f they get Into tro u b le th e y deserve a s p a n k in g fro m the p a re n t. I d o n ’ t t h in k p r i n c i p a l s a n d t e a c h e r s s h o u ld be a llo w e d . T h e y s h o u ld use ‘ tim e o u ts' o n ly . " C h r is to p h e r M ille r fe ll. " I 'd watt u n til I goi hom e. T e a ch e rs a n d p r in c ip a ls s h o u ld n 't lie a llo w e d to s p a n k ." L o r i D rake said, "I d o n 't th in k the te ach er or p r in c ip a l sh o u ld s p a n k . 1 th in k the paren t sh o u ld be a b le to sp a n k them If n e ce s­ s a r y ." T u m i C o x c o m m e n te d , " S p a n k in g a n y w h e re o th e r itia n the butt Is u h u sc. t d o n 't th in k p a re n ts s h o u ld sp a n k on sch o o l g ro u n d s. P r in c ip a ls a n d teach ers s h o u ld n 't s p a n k u n le s s th e y have y o u r p e rm is s io n ." O n e pe rso n co m m e n te d that p a re n ts s h o u ld tic a llo w e d the o p tio n b u t d id n ’ t v o ic e her v ie w s o n sch o o l a u th o ritie s . II. 1 • In 1 ..a- 1.1 son s. Dr. a n d M is ,,.T o lar b a d u non R a lp h w h o p la y e d tro m b o n e In the S a n lo rd J u n io r H ig h a n d the S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l bau d s. U n ite a n u m b e r o f S a n fo rd p e o p le w ere nam ed for Dr. T o la r. A m o n g th e m a r c D r. J u lia n B a u m e l. so n of fa sh io n sh o p o w n e r S n v d c B a u rn c l a n d a m e m b e r o f the S IIS g ra d u a tin g C la s s o f 1940: J u lia n M u rp h y : N o lly T r n w lc k : N o lly N a n ce, an a rc h ite c t no w liv in g In P a lm H a rb o r; N o lly D iu m u n d y o u r c o lu m n is t, J u lia n S te n s tro m . M a n y S a n fo rd o ld tim e rs w ill re m e m b e r th e f a m ilia r F ra n k P a v llc k , a W o rld W a r I hero and la te r the o w n e r o f F r a n k 's T a v ­ ern. H is u n tim e ly d e a th In 1949 s h o c k e d m a n y of h is frie n d s In th is nrea. F r a n k 's p h o to a p p e a rs w ith t h is a rtic le . H e w u s b o rn In 1900 a l P lls e n . B o h e m ia , lie m ig ra te d to C le v e la n d . O h io w ith Ills fo lk s In 1907. E v e n before W o rld W a r I lie e n lis te d In the U .S. A r m y c a v a lry a n d se rv e d u n d e r G e n e ra l J o h n J . " B la c k J a c k " P e rs h in g n e a r E l Paso H is P u tty T h o m p s o n said. "I t h in k if so in ro n e w o u ld have la id m e I c o u ld n ’t sp a n k m y d a u g h te r, th e n there w o u ld tic p ro b lem s. D o n 't abu se th em , sp a n k w ith a h an d a nd n o t a b o a rd ." T w e lv e o th e r people s jx ik c out In favor o f p a re n ts a n d sch o o l o ffic ia ls sp a n k in g . M a rily n F le tc h e r said. "I th in k p a re n ts s h o u ld lie a llo w e d to sp a n k . I d o n 't th in k a s p a n k in g ever h u rt a n y b o d y . P r in c ip a ls s h o u ld lie a llo w e d to sp a n k to o ." L o n n ie H lllr r y fe ll. "I feel that la w Is great. I feel teach ers a n d p rin c ip a ls s h o u ld tie a llo w e d to sp a n k . 1 w o rk at a sch o o l. I th in k It w o u ld gel th in g s u n d e r c o n ­ tro l. K id s net-in lo h ave tin a d v a n ta g e o v e r p a r e n ts a n d teachers, " P a d d lin g s h o u ld be u llo w c d In a w ay ( lin t's not co n sid e re d c h ild a b u s e . " N o rm a L u n d y co m m e n te d . " W h e n I w a s a k id w e u se d to get pad dled a l sch o o l a n d o u r p a re n ts w ere a llo w e d . I th in k p a re n ts s h o u ld be a llo w e d to sp a n k on sc h o o l g ro u n d s. I th in k the c h ild w o u ld learn som e re s p e c t." W ith e r S te rlin g said, "I th in k p a e n ls s h o u ld be a llo w e d to s p u n k a n d p r in c ip a ls a n d tro o p be cam e a part nf the T h ir d D iv is io n fie ld a rtille ry a n d w ent o v e rs e a s In 1918 w h e n t h is c o u n try en tered the E u ro p e a n c o n llic t. T h e re Ik - w as presen ted the C r o ix de G u e rre b y the F re n c h g o v e rn m e n t for h e ro ism d u rin g the Batik- o f the M arne, in th is engagem ent b o th s id e s su ffered the greatest n u m b e r of c a s u a ltie s H um a n y o th e r h i W o rld W a r l. He ca m e to San fo rd hi 1942 a n d liv e d at 107 W est 10th Street. I lls tavern w as at 114 N o rth P ark A venue, a c ro s s the s tre e t fro m E d d ie •L it n got It’s V a ld e z H o te l ra tta u ra n t. F r a n k b e ca m e a v ery (zip u la r in d iv id u ­ al u ru n d San fo rd , lie had lust re tu rn e d from a sta le A m e ric a n L e g io n c o n v e n tio n in S a ra so ta w h e n he be cam e III a n d died. F ra n k w as su rv iv e d by hs w ife A lic e , Ids m o th e r M a rie a n d d a u g h t e r F r a n c e s . P a v llc k tre a su re d n liv in g c u p aw a rd e d to h im b y a g a m p o f M a rin e s sta tio n e d at tlx- S a n fo rd N a va l A ir fa c ility d u rin g W o rld W a r II. O ld tim e rs w ill re c a ll P e rsh in g w ent on to becom e the c o m ­ m a n d e r o f a tl th e A m e ric a n Frank Pavllck E x p e d itio n a ry Fo rce s In E u ro p e d u r in g W o rld W ar I a n d becam e t h is n a tio n 's first " G e n e ra l o f the A r m y ." P e rs h in g w as the o n ly U .S. A r m y general so h o n o red u n t il the ra n k w as co n fe rre d u p o n G e n e r a l D w ig h t D. E ls e n h o w e r after W o rld W a r II a lo n g w ith G c n c m l M a rs h a ll a n d B ra d le y . S u n d a y : V a ria b le c lo u d in e s s w it h s c a t t e r e d s h o w e r s a n d th u n d e rs h o w e rs . H ig h In the m ltl 80s. L o w In th e lo w lo m id 6 0 s. N o rth w in d 10 to 15 in p li. C h a n c e o f ra in 3 0 p e rcen t. M o n d a y : P a rtly s u n n y w ith h ig h In the m id 80s. E x te n d e d fo re ca st: T u e s d a y t h ro u g h T h u r s d a y : P a r t ly c lo u d y . L o w s In tilt: 60 s. H ig h s In the lo w e r to m k l 80 s. ---------SUNDAY P tly c ld y 84-64 • O FLORIDA TEM PS full A p ril 25 HI Lo •7 17 *1 17 mm 70 71 70 4* mm 1* 44 90 *a •i 17 at M 14 14 64 71 6* 71 71 71 71 71 64 73 P tl 00 .00 oo CIO mm 01 Ir 00 00 00 oo 00 00 .00 00 ----------1 MONDAY P tly any 84-64 MOON PH ASES NEW A p ril 11 C ity D a y lo n a Beach FI. L e u d B e a th F o c i M y * r» G a ln a iv lll* H o m * it* a d J a c k io n v lll* K a y W a il Lakdend M ia m i P e n ia c o la S .ira io ta T a lla h a tia e Tam pa V e ro B eech W P a lm B * a th NATIONAL TEM PS EX TEN D ED OU TLO O K LOCAL FORECAST Sunday, April 17, 1994 Vol. 80. No. 204 \ Lonnie Hillary THE WEATHER SanfordIKemlcl p u b llt h e d C a ll/ a n d S u n d a y , e x c e p t S atu rd a y b y The S a n lo r d H a ra ld , Inc. 100 N. F re n c h A v e ., S a n lo rd , F la. 32771 '* w le c h e r s too, If n e c e s s a ry . It ' d e p e n d s on the situ a tio n .'" D erek G ilc h r is t stated. "Y e s. I feel p a re n ts s h o u ld he a llo w e d to sp a n k . P r in c ip a ls a n d teach ers s h o u ld tie a llo w e d loo. It m a k e s the k id s respect them . J u s t gel p a re n ts ’ p e rm is s io n ." R ob ert P a rk e r sa id . " I 'd d o It (spank) no m a tte r w h rre they s h o w th e m s e lv e s , n o m a tte r w hat the law says. T h e y need It rig h t w hen th ey act up. not later. T e a c h e rs a n il p r in c ip a ls sh o u ld be a llo w e d too. T h e y d id It w hen I w as In sch o o l a n d th in g s w ere fin e ." J o a n A n n frit. "It de p en d s w hnt the p ro b le m w as a n d the te ach er situ a tio n . P a re n ts s h o u ld „ h ave the o p tio n . P r in c ip a ls nnd te n ch e rs s h o u ld be a llo w e d to • sp a n k . T h e k id s feel yo u c a n ’ t s p a n k a n d v o ic e It. I t h in k s p a n k in g w o u ld h e lp the ills*' c l p it n a r y p r o b le m s . ” J a m e s H u g h e s said, "1 d o n ’t have k id s hut I feel If t h r y deserve It then th ey sh o u ld get ll (spanking). T h e y sp a n k e d m e w h e n 1 w as In sch o o l. It c e rta in ly w a s a d e te r­ re n t." A n n P ln n tx state d . “ If It's so m e th in g the c h ild d id that w as la id th e n p a re n ts s h o u ld h r u llo w rd a n d s c h o o l." S tc p h u n lr D ic k e rs o n sa id . " I t ’s fin e w ith m e. W ith p a re n ts ' p e rm is s io n s c h o o l s h o u ld he a llo w e d lo o I th in k ll m lg h l help the d is c ip lin a r y p ro b le m s ." H a r v e y F r a n c is c o s a id , ” | th in k k id s to d a y th in k th e y can do n n y th n g . I th in k parents, p rn c ip u ls a n d le u c h c rs s h o u ld liv­ a b le In s p a n k ." C o r n e liu s G re e n c o n c lu d e d by s a y in g , "I th in k p a re n ts sh o u ld sp a n k , W h en I w as little we- were ta u g h t lo r r s p e r l a ll people. Peo p le o th e r th a n m y paren ts s p a n k e d m e. P a re n ts s h o u ld c h a s tis e t lic lr k id s. If they don 't th e n they d o n ’t love th em , the B ib le sa y s so ." E d ito r 's note: S e m in o le C o u n ty se h n o ls do not use p a d d lin g by a s c t io o l a u t h o r i t y a s a d i s ­ c ip lin a r y m e asu re. € FIRST April 19 O last May 2 B EA CH CONDITIONS Daytons Beach: W a v e s arc 1-2 feet and se n d g la ssy . C u rre n t Is s lig h t to tl>e n o rth w ith a w a te r l cm pc rat tire o f 73 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: W aves a r c 2 feet und se n d g la ss y . C u rre n t Is to the n o rth w ith a w a te r te m p e ra tu re o f 73 degrees. P h o n * (407) 122-2111. 1 £r Y * = s TUESDAY P tly cldy 84-64 WEDNESDAY P tly c ld y 84-64 TIDES MONDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: M in . 11:50 a.m ., ..........MaJ. 5 :4 0 a .lit., 0 :0 5 p .m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: h ig h s. 1:18 a.m .. 1 4 9 p.m .: low s. 7:48 a.nt.. 8:02 p.m .; New Smyrna Beachi h ig h s . 1:23 a.m .. 1-54 p.m.: low s. 7:53 a.m .. 8:07 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: h ig h s , 1:38 a.m .. 2 :0 9 p.m .: low s, 8 :0 8 a.m ., 8 :2 2 p.m . BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet S u n d a y : W in d n o rth e a st 10 to 15 k t. S e a s 2 In 4 ft. B a y a n d In lan d w a te rs a m o d e ra te ch o p . S u n d a y n ig h t: W in d e ast to n o rth e a st 10 to 15 kts. S e a s 2 to -I It. B a y a n d In la n d water,s a m o d e ra te chop. THURSDAY P tly cldy 87-67 STATISTICS T h e te m p e ra tu re at 5 p.in . S a tu rd a y waN 70 degrees und F r id a y ’s o v e rn ig h t lo w w a s 70. a s re co rd e d l>y the N a tio n a l W e a th e r S e rv ic e at the O rla n d o In te rn a tio n a l Alri>ort. O th e r W e a th e r S e rv ic e data: □ S atu rday's high..............BO □Barom etric preaaure.30.10 □ R e la tive Humidity....82 pet ( W inds......... -..South 6 mph □ R ain fall......................Trace □ Sunaet........ - .......7:52 p.m. □ Sunrise....... - ...... 0:58 a.m. T * m p * r* lu r* t Indlcat* p re v ia u i d a y ’ * h ig h and o vernight law to I e.m . E D T . C ity HI L o P rc O tlk A n ch o r ag* 31 ll *n A lla n irt 76 60 111 dr 56 A tla n tic C ity 17 dr B a lllm o r* 11 6/ 07 cdy Billing)* 71 47 cdy B irm in g h a m to it 109 dr B lim a r c k 19 61 dr B o li* 74 so cdy B o ilo n 64 10 cdy B u rlin g to n ,V i 76 tfl in 7» 41 07 C h a rto tlo n .S C dr C h a rle ito n .W V a 1* 46 1 14 dr C h a rlo tte ,N C. 71 61 1 47 cdy Ch*y*nne 64 li dr 61 4) C h ic a g o dr C le ve la n d 76 4/ 06 cdy C o n c o r d .N il 71 46 cdy D e lia * F t W orth 77 M dr D e nver 69 17 dr De* Main** 11 16 cdy D e tro it 71 46 33 cdy H o u ito n 11 5* 40 dr Indlenepoll* 61 44 19 dr Juneau 41 74 31 in K a n in * C ity 60 41 cdy L a i V * g at 16 19 dr L illi* Rock 7* SO 01 cdy L o t Angel** 77 54 cdy M em p h l* 71 49 47 dr M ilw a u k e e 67 45 0) dr M p li SI P a u l 51 41 .17 dr N a th v ltle 75 49 1 99 dr New O rlean* 13 6! 1 36 dr N ew Y o rk C ity 76 U ' rn O k la h o m a C ity 71 34 dr O m aha 34 61 cdy P h ila d e lp h ia 66 64 01 dr Ph oen ix 97 66 dr P lllt b u r g h 17 45 .71 cdy P o rtla n d M aine 66 47 cdy SI L o u lt 71 46 01 cdy S a il L e k * C ity 64 41 dr SI SI* /Aerie 41 11 74 cd y Seattle 66 46 cdy W a ih ln g to n .D C. •0 41 01 cdy �Sanlord Harold, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, April 17, 1994 3A So you want to buy a com puter POLICE BRIEFS ■yJ. MARK RARPIILD Armed robbery H erald S H IP Patrolm an__________ S a n fo rd p o lic e a rc In v e stig a tin g the a rm e d ro b b e ry o f u restau ran t T h u rs d a y . In (lie 2 1 0 0 b lo c k o f S. F re n c h A v en u e . A c c o rd in g hr Ib c Incid ent rep o rt, a m a n w a s s ittin g In h is v e h ic le o u tsid e the re sta u ra n t, w hen he sa id fo u r b la c k m en app roach e d h im w ith n (pm a n d de m a n d e d he leave the v e h ic le a n d enter the resta u ra n t. A fte r g a in in g e n try , p o lice sa id llie Tour, a rm e d w llh w hat waH d e scrib e d ns a sh n ig u n . m atte the nu m a n d a resta u ra n t w o rk e r lie on the flo o r w h ile th ey sto le an u n re p o rlc d a m o u n t o f m o n e y. T h e m e n then re p o rte d ly escaped In one o f the v ic t im 's ears. P o lic e sa id they la te r fo u n d the v e h ic le p a rk e d In I lie 4 0 0 b lo c k o f P o p la r A v e n u e . P o lice said each o f I he m en w as d rs e rlh e d a s w e a rin g d a rk Jeans, d a rk co lo red s h irts w ith hoods, a n d w e a rin g s k i m asks. Burglary arrest S a n fo rd p o lic e a rre ste d K c g ln a ld K a r l llo o k m n n . 24. H I 2 l.tH'ust A v e n u e , on W e dn esda y. P o lic e sa ltl tie Is b e liev ed lo have been Involved In a b u rg la ry at S i. .Jam es A M K C h u rc h In Nov. IU93 w hen a 8 7 0 0 V C R w as re p o rte d ly sto le n, anti a n o th e r b u rg la ry o il M a rc h 13 o f t ills year, w h e n c h ic k e n and fish w ere rc jio rte d ly ta ken from the k itc h e n . T h e arre st report salt) the V C H theft w as not o r ig in a lly reported. P o lice saltl the V C R w as reco vered after II h a il been pa w n e d , [tankm an has been ch a rg e d w ith b u rg la ry m id g ra n d theft. Suspicious person l.ong w ood p o lic e in v e stig a te d a repo rted s u s p ic io u s person T h u rs d a y , a n d fo u n d T im o t h y M. M a sters. 37. o f A lta m o n te S p rin g s, s ittin g In n e a r p a rk e d near a v a ca n t b u ild in g on If.S. H ig h w a y 17-02. A s p o lice w ere tp ie s llo n ln g M asters, th ey said he su d d e n ly llt’ tl Iro in the area o n fo o l. A lte r lie w a s c a p tu re d by a n o th e r |m>|Ic c o lllc c r . he w as c h a rg e d w ith (lo sscsslo n o f m a riju a n a u n d e r 2 0 gram s, p o ssessio n nl d ru g p a ra p h e rn a lia , a n d lo ite rin g a n d p ro w lin g . Accident arrest S a n fo rd p o lice arre ste d D e m e triu s S. L o m a x , 20. 1913 3 rd Street. San fo rd , fo llo w in g an a u to c o llis io n e a rly F rltla y In the 14(H) b lo c k o f W. 3 rd Street, H e w a s ch a rg e d w llh petit theft (|>ossessloii o f a sto le n tag) a n d v io la tio n o f a re stricte d license. Prostitution S a n fo rd p o lic e nr rested L in d a II. H a n so n , -12. 2 7 0 0 O rla n d o D rive. S a n fo rd , fo llo w in g a n u n d e rc o v e r d ru g stin g T h u rs d a y near lo t h S lre c t a n d F re n c h A v e n u e . S h e w a s ch a rg e d w ith a ssig n a tio n to c o m m it p ro s titu tio n Warrants served • R oy A S co g g in s. 20. of W in te r P a rk , re p o rte d ly a n Inm ate at the .John K P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility , w a s served a w a rra n t from O ran g e C o u n ty T h u rs d a y lo r v io la tio n of p ro b a tio n on a c o n v ic tio n o f o b ta in in g p ro p e rty w ith a w o rth le ss c h e c k • C la u d e W illia m D avis, 28, H IO W 2 3 th Street, S a n fo rd , tu rn e d h im s e lf In til the Jail T h u rs d a y . H r w as w a n te d for v io la tio n ol p ro b a tio n on a c o n v ic tio n o f sh o o tin g a l a b u ild in g • G le n n K tlw ln G re eti. 23. 4 4 2 4 R a tlin A v e n u e . S a n fo rd , w as served a w a rra n t by d e p u tie s T h u rs d a y . H e w as w a n te d for v io la tio n ol p ro b a tio n on a c o n v ic tio n o f b u rg la ry lo a s tru c tu re . • B e n ja m in S h a w n W illia m s , 23, 23-13 S. M y rtle A v en u e , w a s a rre ste d tiy d e p u tie s T h u rs d a y . He w as w a n te d as a tu g ltlv e from the State o f V ir g in ia , for parole v io la tio n . H e Is b e in g h eld at the .John K. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility p e n d in g extradition. • D urh am D otson. 27. 1 It) F re n c h A v e n u e , w a s a rre ste d ut the Jull W e dn esday. S h e w a s w o n te d o n u M a rlo n C o u n ty w a rra n t c o n n h c iid In 'w o rth le ss c h e c k charges. • Je ffre y S c o tt G re e n . 31. 4 0 8 M c llo r tv lllr, w as a rre ste d at the Jail T h u rs d a y . H e w as w a nte d on fo u r w a rra n ts for v io la tio n o f pro b atio n . Domestic cases • H c rn a n R o d rig u e z. 5H. 0 3 0 W h lltln g h u m D rive . L a k e M a ry, w as arre ste d by d e p u tie s ut Ills re sid e n ce T h u r s d a y fo llo w in g a reported a lte rc a tio n w ith Ids son. He w as ch a rg e d w ith a g g ravated b atte ry, (dom estic violence). • M ic h a e l J e ro m e L a w . 29 . 1907 P a rk . S a n fo rd , w a s a rrested at h is resid e n ce by S u n fu td p o lice T h u rs d a y fo llo w in g a repo rte d d isp u te w ith a fem ale. H e w as c h a rg e d w ith d o m e stic v io len ce, battery. Incidents reported to authorities • 8 3 0 0 to c a sh a n d 8 1 .4 4 5 In Jew elry w ere reported sto le n to the s h e r if f s d e p a rtm e n t T h u rs d a y , at a re sid e n ce In the 2 8 0 0 b lo c k o f S. Park*A venuc. • P o lice report a 38 c a lib e r h a n d g u n w as sto le n from a lo ck e d loot box In n residence In the lOO b lo c k o f B e lh u n c C irc le T h u rs d a y . • A heatin g a n d a ir c o n d itio n in g u n it v a lu e tl at 8 3 5 0 w as reported sto le n T h u r s d a y Iro in a n a p a rtm e n t In the 3 0 0 b lo c k o f W. 10th Street. If y o u 're Interested In h o p p in g a b o a r d t h e I n f o r m a t io n S u p c r f llg h w n y . th e n fo r now y o u 'll need a c o m p u te r. S o m e d a y , y o u 'll be a b le to d o a ll s o rts o f w o n d e rfu l th in g s f r o m y o u r h o u s e h o ld c o m ­ m u n ic a tio n s center.* w u tch tele­ v is io n p ro g ra m s o r m o v ie s, ta lk to a n d free people fro m nit o ver the w o rld , sh o p . w ork. H ut for now . the h ig h w a y Is. w e ll, u n d e r c o n s tru c tio n . Y o u c a n do d if ­ fe re n t t h in g s u s in g d iffe re n t th in g s. Init th e y h a v e n 't co m e to g e th e r y e t. T h e fir s t tru e h ig h w a y access now Is by w ay ol a co m p u te r. W e 'll d is c u s s those o th e r roads a n o th e r tim e, but for now . le t's take a lo o k nt the bastes o f c o m p u te rs so If you decide to h o p nbnnrd. y o u 'll have the k n o w le d g e It ta k r s to g rt y o u at least u ste p b e yo n d "I w ant to b u y m e o n e o f th e m th e re e o m -p u te rs.'' H y the w ay. If a ll th is se em s sca ry, d o n 't w o rry , C o m p u te rs are little m o re H um c o m p lic a te d to a s te rs . Y o u d o n 't h a v e lo u n d e rsta n d how a toa ste r w o rks, but as lo n g as y o u pu t bread In and grt tons! o u t. w h o rarest A n d as lo n g a s y o u fo llo w tw o or three s im p le g u id e lin e s . It's p re ­ tty u n lik e ly y o u 'll s c re w u p a n y th in g . W e il b ilk a b o u t Hit* "D o n 't D o s” In about a m onth. W h a t are ail th o se n u m b e r s ? H o m e a n d s m a ll b u s in e s s c o m p u te rs c o m e In tw o sty le s, P C a n d M a c in to sh . PC s. w h ic h c le v e r ly s ta n d s for "p e rs o n a l c o m p u te r " (see how easy t ills Is so fitr1^) used to tie m a d e o n ly bv HIM, lu ll now e v e ry b o d y and l l i r l r m o th e rs are m a k in g 'em M a c in to s h e s are m ad e by A pp le , no b od y else W e 'll c o n c e n t r a t e o n P C s . be ca u se M a c in to s h e s , fo r the m ost part, a rc package deals. Y o u b u y a M a c in to s h Q u a d ra 805, y o u gel one setup, you b u y a Po w er 81(H), you gel ano ther. P C s . h o w e v e r , c o m e in a m u ltitu d e ol se tu p o p tio n s w h ic h m a k e a g ie a t deal of d iffe re n ce In th e p r ic e y o u p a y a n d the p e rfo r m a n c e y o u get o u t o f them . W e 'll h e lp y o u get the m ost bu n g for the b u ck . T h e b ra in or I h r c o m p u te r Is th e m ic r o p r o c e s s o r , a r e a lly c o m p lic a t e d lit t le b la c k c h ip (lite ra lly ) that c o s ts a lot o f m o n e y. Most1 C h ip s for P C s a rc m ad e b y Intel a n d h ave c ry p tic n a m es lik e 4 8 8 D X - 3 3 a n d the lik e . M ost M a c in to s h c h ip s are m a d e by M o to ro la a n d lit iv r c ry p tic n a m e s lik e H 40 -A V , H e re 's a ll yo u need to know : the h ig h e r th e n u m b e r , the faster a m i m o re p o w e rfu l a n d m ore c o s tly the m a c h in e . A 4 8 8 P C Is fa ster th a n a 38 0. but slo w e r th a n a 5 8 0 (re a lly ca lle d a " P e n t iu m ." ) A 33 m e g a h e rtz m a c h in e Is lu ster lim n a 25 M H z m a c liln e b u t slo w e r th a n a 50 M H z. T h e faster lh e m a c h in e , the m o re y o u p ay. C o n g r a t u la t io n s , y o u n o w k n o w m o re a b o u t c o m p u te rs H um about 9 9 .9 9 p e rce n t ol the h u m a n rucc. R e a lly . Ihc h ig h e r the n u m b e r the m ore stufT h a p p e n s ut the sam e tim e . B y th e w ay. the n u m b e rs arc a c tu u lly tru n ca te d v e rsio n s o f Ihc a c tu a l p ro cesso r type, w h ic h w o u ld be a 8 0 1 8 0 o r n 8 0 3 8 0 . N o b o tly uses a ll five n u m b e rs, fo rg cl the firs t two. A lso , a c c o rd in g to H u rry E llis , o w n e r tif E llis a n d A sso cia te s In S a n fo rd , e x p e ct to p a y about $75 to 8 1 0 0 fo r each step u p the n u m e ric a l rung . O n e o th e r no te, m ost P C s com e in D X o r S X . A ll S X Is good e n o u g h for m ost hom e u ses o f a c o m p u te r, b u t u D X p e rfo rin s in a lh a n d gam es faster because It's got a " m a th c o ­ p ro c e ss o r." It a lso c o sts about 87 5 m ore th a n a n S X . E llis sa y s a b a s ic 3 8 0 S X -4 0 m at-blue w ill co st about 81.2(H). A b a sic D X -3 3 m a c h in e now c o s t s a b o u t 8 1 ,8 0 0 . I p a id 82.5(H) fo r o ne a y cu r ago. go figure. S im ila r ly , w ith M a c in to s h e s , a b a sic Q u a d ra 80 5 sy ste m w ill cost yo u u Im iu I 8 1 .8 0 0 . says D a v id D ean, sa le s m a n a n d purc h a s in g s p e c ia lis t a i M a c U u llm Itrd In C a ss e lb e rry . A b a s ic 8 4 0 - A V w ill c o sl u b iil 83.50 0. A b a sic P o w e r 0 1 0 0 w ill co sl about 82.3(H) and a basic 8 1(H) w ill co st u Im iii I 84.5(H). A w ortl about c o m p u te r store sa lesm en , even the m ost patient o n e s w ill sn e e r a l yo u ll yo u ask lo r so m e th in g lik e "I'd lik e to see a p e rso n al e n rn p u te r based on the 8 0 4 8 0 c h ip w ith a m ath c o - p r o c e s s o r r u n n in g at 5 0 m e g a h e r t z . ' ' C o in p u l r r sa lesm en are a s u rly lot despite ih e t r c o rp o ra te h a ir c u t s a n ti w h ite s h irts Hut If y o u look at th e m I n d ig n a n t ly a n d sa y " S h o w m e y o u r 4 8 0 D X -5 0 s ," they w ill sn a p to a n d offer you coffee. It h e lp s to be ru th less. Thanks for the memories H e re 's a ll y o u need lo kn o w abo u t m e m o ry: (tic m ore you lio v c the be tter e v e ry th in g w o rk s und . a g a in , the faster they w o rk — u n d us y o u 're p ro b a b ly b e g in ­ n in g to Itgurc out, the m o re the c o m p u te r c o sts, A baste m a c h in e s h o u ld h ave 4 M b o f m e m o ry , a b e tter o ne Inis H M b. W h a t's h i c g a ti y t c V A r e a lly b ig s a n d w ic h . H a-ha. T e ll that to the c o m p u te r sa le s m a n , b ill please, d o n 't te ll them y o u read d here. A n y w a y , a m e gabyte Is about a m illio n b y te s a n d a tiyte Is the a m o u n t o f m e m o ry ft takes lo sto re a s in g le sp ace o r n u m b e r. If a m illio n sp a ce s so u n d s lik e a ltd o f m e m o ry . II Isn't. W hen y o u c o n s id e r the t y p ic a l p ro g ra m these d a y s ta ke s u p 5 o r 10 Mb, y o u begin to get Ihc p ictu re. 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T h u t p u p p y h a s been a m e m b e r o f o u r fu m lly ever sin c e . I have w o rk e d h a rd und u llh o u g h I h ave not a lw a y s been In a g ree m en t w ith the p o lic ie s a n d /o r hoard d e cisio n s , I c o n tin u e d lo k e e p o ne th o u g h t In m in d . I w as d o in g t h is for the a n im a ls . T h u t's w h y I w as there! F in a lly , o n J u ly 28, 1993, I hud no c h o ic e b u t lo re s ig n fro m the hoard a n d as a v o lu n te e r; 1 c o u ld no lo n g e r go u lo n g w ith the h o a rd 's a ctio n s. I have sta y e d a w a y fro m the s h e lte r und th e ho ard excep t for a tte n d in g tw o m e e tin g s s in c e then. I w ent to the sh e lte r on Fe b. 6, 1994 lo c h e c k a n d see if the c o m p la in ts that I w a s re c e iv in g a b o u t C a rte r a n d M o lly , th e s lic lt c r m ascots, w a s us s e rio u s u s I had Itccn Told. L e t m e p refa ce t h is b y te llin g you a little ub out C a rte r. 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T h is m e d ic a t io n w a s p a id fo r by a d o g food c o m p a n y th at h ad seen C a rte r at the sh e lte r w h e n t h e ir re p re se n ta tive w a s v is itin g . W h e n D ia n e w as luld off In S e p te m b e r 1992 he w e ig h e d 9 0 p o u n d s u n d h u d a b e a u tifu l g o ld e n fa w n cout. L ik e w is e , he u n d M o lly w ere In great c o n d itio n w h e n I left the s h e lte r In J u ly 1993. C u r le r a n d M o lly liv e d In the o ffices o f th e sh elter. T lt c y ra n a n d p ln y c d In the m o r n in g a n d In I lie e v e n in g w hen the s h e lte r w a s clo se d u n d d u r in g the d u y w ere w a lk e d b y v o lu n te e rs . T h e y greeted n e w a n im a ls a n d v is it o r s to the s h e lte r a n d w ent o u t on fu n d r a is in g a c tiv itie s w ith us. O n F e b ru n ry 6, 1994 w h e n I w ent lo the 51 f * v '" v ''v C h ild abu se w a s m e d ic a lly re c o g n ize d In 1901 as the "b a tte re d c h ild s y n d ro m e ." In 1090 In v e stig a tio n s c o n firm e d 1.5 m illio n cases o f c h ild ab u se a n d neglect. N e a rly 10 m illio n c h ild r e n u n d e r age 18 are u ffe c lrd b y the su b s ta n c e n b u se o f th e ir paren ts, S h a k e n B a b y S y n d ro m (SB S) Is the term a p p lie d to the In ju ry that o c c u rs w h e n a y o u n g c h ild 's head Is w h lp lu s h c d h a c k a n d fo rth d u rin g s lin k in g . A b a b y 's n e c k m u s c le s n re n 't stro n g e n o u g h to c o n tro l h is/h e r head m o v e m e n ts. T h e ra p id m o v e m e n t a sso ciated w ith s h a k in g m ay re su lt In the b ra in b e in g b ru is e d from b a n g in g a g a in s t the s k u ll w a ll. A fte r n severe s h a k in g ep iso de, Ihe b a b y m a y h ave s e izu re s , lie p a rtia lly o r p e rm a n e n tly b lin d e d . sufTer p a r a ly s is or m e n ta l re tn rd a tlo n o r bleed b e h in d the eyes and b ra in , r e s u ltin g In d e n til. F rie n d s, re ln tlv e s o r a n y o n e aw are o f a b u siv e fa m ilie s s h o u ld e n co u ra g e th e m to se ek h elp T h is m ig h t stn rt w ith c o n la c t ln g a m in is te r or c o u n s e lo rs w ith a g e n c ie s In the c o m m u n ity that p ro v id e fa m ily th e ra p y . JOSEPH SPEAR r SbitEciicih/iAn on fa m ily m e m b e rs. B a tte red w o m e n m a y tu rn to d ru g s a n d a lco h o l to escape th e ir p h y s ic a l und e m o tio n a l p a in . S ta tis tic s In d icate (hat h a lf the fem ale a lc o h o lic s are h a lte re d w o m en . In a d d i­ tio n . th e lik e lih o o d or th e m b e co m in g d ru g a b u se rs Is n in e tim e s greater th a n w o m e n In the ge n eral p o p u la tio n . S u ic id e Is often co n sid e re d b y 35 to 4 0 p e rcen t o f the b attered w o m en. ' sh e lte r. 1 lo u n d C a r te r u n d M o lly liv in g In a ru n . C a rte r h ad been d ip p e d again, th o u g h h is m e d ic a l c a rd s said no m o re dips. T h e y c lu lm c d th e y c o u ld n o t fin d h is m cd lcu] c a rd s. H r had little h a ir on h is bod y; he h ad la rg e c lu s te rs o f s o re s o n h is n eck u n d s h o u ld e rs u n d h is feel w ere b le e d in g . W ith te a rs In m y eyes, C in d y M llh u r n a n d I begun to a p p ly v a se lin e (given to m e b y un e m p lo y e d to Ills b le e d in g sores a n d feet to try lo so o th e them . M r. B la c k ca m e o u t u n d b egan y e llin g ut met W h a t ure y o u d o in g In thut run w ith those d o g s? B e fo re I c o u ld e v en a n sw e r h im , lie sa id " D o n 't y o u k n o w those d o g s c o u ld m a u l y o u ? " H e n e v e r gave m e a c h a n c e to e v e n a n s w e r h im , n e v e r m in d se rc u m p ro fa n itie s at h im . ns he w a s qu o ted . H e th e n begun y e llin g at J o y M c a rs a n d b a c k in g h e r u p n n d y e llin g thut he w a s an e x -p o lic e o ffice r. C a r te r has been ut m y h o m e u n d h a s even s le p t In bed w ith m y son. a n d n o w h e 's g o in g lo m a u l m i// I w en t out to m y c u r a s I w a s s o up set w ith the lu c k o f ca re not o n ly for C a rte r a n d M o lly b u t th e o th e r a n im a ls I sa w there. M r. B la c k cam e o u t a n d in v ite d J o y u n d m y s e lf Into Ills o ffic e w h e re we w ere sh o w n le tte rs u n d h a d w h a t I th o u g h t a n e n lig h te n in g a n d c o n s tru c tiv e c o n v e rs a tio n . H e In v ite d u s to re tu rn to fu n d raise. F o r t h is I received a le tte r o f e x p u ls io n from the so cie ty ! N o w a rn in g , n o h e a rin g before m y pe ers, n o c h u n c e to d e fe n d m y s e lf, Just e xpu lsio n! O n e b y one. M r. M a so n a n d h is b o ard a rc g e ttin g rid o f all the p e o p le w lto c a re d ab o u t t h is s h e lte r and the a n im a ls b e g in n in g in S e p te m b e r o f 1992 w h e n they la id D ia n e A lb e r s o fL M u n y d e d ica te d v o lu n te e rs a n d e m p lo y e e s h a v e been g o tte n rid o f b e cau se o f the e g o ce n tric p o lit ic a l g a m e s p la y e d at the sh e lte r. T h e a n im a ls a re at th e ir m e rc y . W h y a re w c being e x p e lle d ? B ecau se w e nre c o n c e rn e d ab o u t the c o n d itio n s o f the s h e lte r a n d the cu re of th e a n im a ls ? B e ca u se w e a s k fo r a fin a n c ia l state m en t?. Becau se w e w a n t to k n o w w h e re all (he m o n e y that h n 9 been d o n a te d bu s gone? A great d e a l of m o n e y h a s po u red Into (h is sh e lte r, m a n y offers o f free m a te ria ls a n d lab o r. W h y Is there no a c c o u n ta b ility to th e c o m m u ­ n ity w h o s u p p o rts th is sh elter'/ F ro m M a rc h o f 19 90 lo J u ly o f 1993 the sh e lte r b e ca m e w hat It w a s In itia lly e s ta b lish e d fo r In 1973, u h av en for s ic k , in ju re d , a b u se d u n d u n w a n te d a n im a ls . A place w h e re th ey w o u ld he c o re d fo r b o th p h y s ic a lly a n d m e n ta lly u n d adopted o u t Into new h o m e s us w e ll-a d ju ste d a n im a ls, not Just a p la c e to die. O n e b y one, these lu st 18 m o n th s, th e 'b o a rd n n d M r. M a so n h ave g o tte n rid o f a n y o n e th ey so ch o se w ith o u t a n y reg a rd for a n y o n e o r a n y th in g . O u r c o m m u n it y needs to h av e a n s w e rs to th e ir m a n y q u estio n s! S o m e th in g n e e d t io be done n o w before there Is no m o n e y left o r a n y o n e left w h o c a re s for the a n im a ls . N o rm a S p iv e y Longw ood Journalists sink to new depths 1 d re sse d In b la c k to w rite th is c o lu m n . I d id It b e cau se I am m o u r n in g the Im p e n d in g d e a th o f a n h o n o ra b le trade. I sp e a k of J iH irn a llsm (O K , so I s h o u ld have sa id a re a so n a b ly h o n o ra U e trade), w ith w h le h I h ave been a sso ciated for n c u rly 30 y e a rs It u sed to be a v ib ra n t, n o b le t ilin g In m y ry e s; n o w It b u s d e te rio ra te d a n d I tear for its s u rv iv a l. P e rh a p s the w ord d e ath Is too strong. M a y tw I s h o u ld say I a m m n u r n t n g th e d e v o lu t io n o f m y b u sin e ss . A n d . u s In a ll d e v o lu t io n a r y pro cesses. It has d e ­ g e n erated b y de g rer. 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W h at I am c o n te n d in g Is th at we h av e lost sig h t o f the b e d m e k a x io m s to w h ic h o u r b u sin e ss w a s boiled: F a irn e ss, a c c u r a c y a n d re s p o n s ib ility . T h e y a rc no m ore. F a irn e s s ? T im e m a g a z in e 's ra v e r o f A p r il 20. 1092, featured a p h o to g ra p h ic n e g a tiv e o f C lin t o n the ca n d id a te that m a d e h im lo o k lik e he hud c o n su m e d a ra d io a ctiv e m o o n pie. T im e ’s c o v e r o f J u n e 7. 1092 •• le ss th a n five m o n th s Into h is p re s id e n c y •• fe a tu re d un llt y - b lt ly 0111 s ta rin g u p at the w o rd s, " T h e I n c r e d ib le S h r in k in g P r e s id e n t . " T im e ’ s c o v e r o f A p r il 4. 1994, featured a d is ­ tra u g h t-lo o k in g B ill C lin t o n and a id e G eo rg e S te p h u n a p o u lo s a p p a re n tly p o n d e rin g th e ir W h ite w a te r woes. If y o u ’ve been fo llo w in g the new s, yo u k n o w th e tru th b y now; T h e p h o to g ra p h Iiud n o th in g to d o w ith W h ite w a te r. It w a s an o ffic ia l W h ite H ouse p h o to taken last N o v e m ­ b e r d u r in g a s c h e d u lin g m eetin g . O th e r people In the p ic tu re h ad been cro p p e d out, P la in d e a lin g people m ig h t rcg urd t h is us d e ce p tio n , b u t not the fo lk s at T im e . " I d o n ’t t h in k Ihe reade rs o f T im e expect the c o v e r p h o to Is g o ing to be a re p re se n ta tio n o f (but e v e n t," a sp o k e sm a n to ld ih e W a s h in g to n P o st, 1 sa y w ith a b so lu te c e rta in ty that In u ll m y y e a rs a s u Jo u rn a lis t. I h a v e n e v e r h e a rd an ag e n t o f the m a in s tre a m press m a k e s u c h a p a t e n t ly a b s u r d , b r c a t h t a k lu g ly s t u p id sta te m e n t. A c c u ra c y ? 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C N N c a rrie d thq, sto ry w ith o u t u n y a p p aren t effort to c o n firm It. �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Sunday, April 17, 1994 - BA Evict Memorial — Continued from Page 1A . g iv e o ilie r jic o p lc 's ad d re sse s a n d th e y ore n o l a c tu n lly In the h o u s e h o ld ." W illia m s sa id , w hen a s k e d If Ihc e v ic tio n c la u s e h a s been used e x te n s iv e ly In (I k p a sl. " I f Ihc a rre st Is m a d e there {In a h o u s in g n u tlm r liy u n it), hut the re sid e n t d e n ie s the person v is ite d th ere o r w hat h ave y o u ." W illia m s o x p lu in e d . it Is d iffic u lt to prove. "I d o n 't k n o w o f a n y leases) w h e re w e h a v e gone Ihc lu ll n in e y a rd s (to e v ic tio n ) on. N o rm a lly , tn a d m g rela ted case. If th e y are a resident a n d are a rre ste d o r w h ate ve r, th e y give u p the u n it. L ik e the o n e T i n w o rk in g o n now . If sh e g iv e s u s a n o tic e to m o v e o u t. th e n It w o u ld n 't he n ecessa ry to p ro ­ c e e d ." H a n fo rd P o lic e C o m m a n d e r D e n n is W h itm ire sa id a lth o u g h d ru g In v e stig a tio n s a n d a rre sts are c o n d u c te d in th e p u b lic h o u s in g d e v e lo p m e n ts, he w as n o l aw a re o f the h o u s in g a u th o r­ ity e v ic tin g an y o n e u n d e r the le a se 's d ru g p ro v isio n . W h it m ir e s a id S g t . W illie H a rd in , w h o has w o rk r d d m g c a se s tn th e s p rc la l In vrstlg a tlo u s u n it for two yea rs, c o u ld not re c a ll a n y lim e w h e n Die h o u s in g a u th o rity e v ic te d so m e ­ one o il a d ru g related case. T h e re a rc six d e v e lo p m e n ts c o n ta in in g 4 8 0 u n its o f p u b lic h o u s in g u n d e r the d ire c tio n o f the S a n fo rd I h x is lu g A u th o rity , a c c o rd in g lo W illia m s . 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Peo p le w ho a rc liv in g In sta n d a rd h o u sin g , liv in g w ith p aren ts, a u n ts o r u n c le s, w hat have y o u . a n d now have a fu m lly o f th e ir o w n . S o m e o f th e m are liv in g In s u b s t a n d a rd h o u sin g . A ls o , so m e p e rs o n s w h o a rc h a v in g to p a y m o re th a n HO p e rc e n t o f th e ir a d ju ste d gross Inco m e for re n t." T h e H o u s in g A u t h o r it y bus s u sp e n d e d in k in g a p p lic a tio n s becau se the w a itin g lis t Is so tong now . the req u ests for h o u s ­ in g c a n n o t be filled fo r the next th re e to five years, W illia m s e x p la in e d . A lt h o u g h th e n e e d fo r a f ­ fo rd a b le o use In great, little !c h not m o n e y Is a v a ila b le fo r new c o n s tru c tio n . 'H ie h o u s in g a u ­ th o rity h a s been a w a rd e d HO m o re v o u c h e rs In the " s e c tio n e ig h t" p ro g ra m fu n d e d by the f e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t w h ic h e n a b le s q u a lifie d low Incom e a p p lic a n ts lo seek h o u s in g In the p r iv a t e se c to r. If a la n d lo r d agrees to rent h is p ro p e rty , the te n a n t p a y s h is q u a lifie d p o rtio n a n d the re m a in d e r Is p a id by vo u ch e r. J u m c s W a lk e r, d e p u ty m a n a g ­ er o f the H o u s in g a n d U rb a n D e ve lo p m e n t (lU JlJ) p u b lic h o u s ­ in g d iv is io n In J a c k s o n v ille said H anfo rd n o w lia s 8 9 v o u c h e rs u n d e r the program . " P e o p le refer to H .U .D . h o u s ­ in g In a n u m b e r o f w a y s ." W a lk e r e x p la in e d . A lt h o u g h so m e of the jx ib llc th in k the fed eral g o v e rn m e n t c o n tro ls low Incom e h o u sin g . It d o c s not. T h e g o v e rn m e n t does p ro v id e rent s u b s id ie s a n d m o n e y to re p a ir a n d m o d e rn iz e h o u s in g pro jects. " T h e r e a rc HO p lu s h o u s in g a u th o ritie s to the sta te o f F lo rid a a n d (hose h o u sin g a u th o ritie s b u ild , o w n no d o p e ra te (In­ p u t) H e h o u s in g at t h e i r p a r t ic u la r h o u s in g a u t h o r it y ." W a lk e r e x p la in e d . " T h e y are sot u p u n d e r sta te la w . T h e y a rc v isu a lly se pa ra te a n d ap a rt from lo c a l g o v e rn in g Ixxlles. T h e y are a u to n o m o u s . T h e r e a re tw o, J a c k s o n v ille H .U .D . a n d D ade C o u n ty H .U .D . w h ic h a rc a part o f c ity o r c o u n ty g o v e rn m e n t. H ut the rest b u ild , o w n a n d o pe rate p u b lic h o u s in g ." " W h e n a h o u s in g a u th o rity b u ild s p u b lic h o u sin g , th e y e n ter in to , w ith U .S. F e d e ra l H .U .D .. a n a n n u a l c o n tr ib u t io n s c o n ­ tra ct. T h is is a legal d o cu m e n t w h ic h b in d s U.S. F e d e ra l H .U .D . lo D ie loca l h o u s in g a u th o rity c o n tr a c tu a lly and p ro v id e s th ey w ill m a in ta in that h o u s in g for lo w Inco m e h rxisln g . In re tu rn fo r th e m d o in g Unit, a n d fo llo w ­ in g so m e ru le s a n d re g u la tio n s that U.H. F e d e ra l H .U .D . has. w e p ro v id e o p e ra tin g s u b s id y a n d m o d e rn iz a tio n fu n d s to these a u th o ritie s ." W a lk e r e x p la in e d . T h e H anfo rd H o u s in g A u t h o r i­ ty re c e iv e d $ 7 0 7 ,7 9 7 d u r in g 1999 In C o m p re h e n s iv e G ra n t fu n d s lo m a in ta in a n d im p ro v e I ts h o u s i n g d e v e lo p m e n t s . W illia m s s a id new s ig n s w ere erected at the p u b lic h o u s in g s it e s a n d e le v e n u n it s w e re c o n v e rte d to c o m p ly w ith r e ­ q u ire m e n ts fo r the h a n d ica p p e d . 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V o l u n l r e r M e lo d v County Continued from Page 1A Just a few o f the ev en ts sc h e d u le d lo Inform re s id e n ts a b o u t th e ir c o u n ty g o v e r n m e n t. A ll e v e n ts a n d lo u rs are free. F o rty -fo u r s tu d e n ts from each m id d le s c h o o l In the c o u n ty w ill be treated lo lo u rs a n d p ro g ra m s T h u r s d a y d e s ig n e d lo le a c h th e m ab o u t "tu x c o lle c tio n , re ­ c y c lin g , " a n d o th e r c o u n ty fu n c tio n s . Fe a tu re d Is the a n n u ­ a l tn o e k c o u n t y c o m m is s io n m e etin g , w here stu d e n ts lin v e m a d e d e r is io n s a la n d z o n in g a n d In xu tlo n Issues. H anfo rd M a y o r Hettye S m ith , fo rm e r s la te rep resen tative A rt G r ln d le u n d C o u n ty M a n ag er F o ste r, w h o spoke on b e h a lf of a ll those w h o have g iv e n th e ir tim e to th e sh elter, tried to start s p e a k in g thre e lim e s, hut h ad to iK-gln a g a in three tim e s us sh e trie d tn fig h t b a c k the tears. " T il ls Is lik e D k Peace C o rp s ." sh e said. " I t 's die h ard e st Job y o u 'll e v e r lo v e .” T h e R ev. Hob W o rk o f the D c liu r y C h r is tia n C h u r c h offered a n o n -se cta ria n p ra y e r fo r those dogs that d ie d lu D ie fire a n d for those s t ill w a itin g f o r a hom e. H e re a d a p o e m c a lle d " R a in b o w H rld g p " w h ic h te lls o f th e p la ce w h e re dog s go to w ait a fte r they d ie for th e ir h u m a n c o m p a n io n s to Join th e m on the trlp lo heaven , lie sa id that m a n y h ave to ld h im th e y w ill take so m e o f those dogs w ho d ied In the fire w ith o u t h u m a n frie n d s w h e n It Is th e ir tim e to c ro s s the R u in b o w B rid g e . " W e n e e d y o u r c o n t in u e d 1 s u p p o rt." she said. " T h e dogs need y o u r h e lp .” R o n R u h u n w ill te ll the c h ild re n u h o u l c o u n ty g o v e rn m e n t from lh e ir pe rspectives. S tu d e n ts w ill a ls o "sh a d o w " c o u n t y e m p lo y e e s . I n c lu d in g ro a d w o rk e rs , a tto r n e y s a n d C ir c u it J u d g e S e y m o u r H enson to d is c o v e r t h e ir d a y -to -d a y ro u tin e a n d c ltu llc n g c s. F o llo w ­ in g a lu n c h id Fort M e llo n P a rk , w h ic h I n c lu d e s S h e r if f ’ s D e ­ p a rtm e n t a n d P u b lic S afety D iv i­ sio n d e m o n s tra tio n s, the s t u ­ d e n ts w ill re tu rn to sch o o l. S a tu rd a y , a " K o p s 'N ' K ld n D r u g F r e e ly m p le s D a y " Is sc h e d u le d at L y m a n H ig h from 10 a.m . u n t il 4 p m. T h e c o u n t y 's 1,300 v o lu n te e rs w ill a lso be feted In a re ce p tio n T u e sd a y . A ll v o lu n te e rs w ill be p c rso rm a ly in v ite d to the event. T o u rs o f the J o h n E . P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility are slated fo r tw o days. M o n d ay a n d Frit d a y . from 10 a m . u n t il 2 p.m*. e a ch day. T o u rs o f Die S a n fo rd u n d C a s s e lb e rry H e a lth C lin ic s w ill feature health sc re e n in g for a ll. I n c lu d in g b lo o d p re s s u re te s ts . 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H o u s in g S e c re ta ry H e n ry C is n e ro s sa id the g o a l Is to a c c o m p l is h s w e e p s e a r c h e s " w it h in c o n s t llu llo n u l lim it s ." C is n e ro s sa id the |H>lley w ill n i l f s i te n a n t a s s o c ia t io n s in W litc It use s pci m ilt in g pul li e se a rch e s for g u m a n d d ru g s as p a ri o f a m u ltifa c e te d a tta ck on c rim e a n d v io len ce in h o u s in g projects. A n d lie sa id d is c u s s io n s nre­ ta k in g p la ce w ith in the g o v e rn ­ m ent on w h c llK r to try lo ban g u n s o u trig h t in a ll fe d e ra lly a ssiste d p u b lic Im u sin g u n its. C lin t o n a n d C is n e r o s w ere i chi lo a d in g to a Ictlernl ju d g e's r u lin g in C h ic a g o Iasi w eek D ia l s e a r c h e s c o n d u c t e d w lih o m legal w a rra n ts vio la te the c o n ­ s t it u t io n a l p ro te c tio n a g a in s t u n w a rra n te d search a n d se izu re . " M y gu ess Is there are som e w lm m ig h t w ant to test these q u e stio n s: t h a t's w ita t c o u rts arc f o r C i s n e r o s said. Hut tie co n te n d e d people also have rig h ts to liv e In safety a n d w ith o u t tear 'T h e s e rig h ts art* b e in g a b rid g e d ." lie said. C is n e ro s sa id D ia l In Ihe w orst cases, sufch a s Ihe Robert T a y lo r H o m e s In C h ica g o , the n u b ile h o u s in g e x p e rim e n t now lie s in ru in s. "I am not a fm ld to a c k n o w l­ edge D ia l p u b lic h o u s in g in Die w orst c o n fig u ra tio n s tins fa ile d ." he s a id , a d d in g D ia l Id eally, m a n y o f the high -rise p ro je cts s h o u ld he rep laced w ill) s m a ll, less c o n ce n tra te d u n its. C is n e ro s sa id th e lirst goat o f D ie new p o lic y is it) seize c o n tro l o l h o u s in g that Is now In Ihc g rip C o n g re ss. In C h ic a g o , t ills In c lu d e s Die "It Is e sse n tia l to get c o n tro l of rele ase o f m illio n s o f d o lla r s of Hu* lo b b y o f a b u ild in g , lo fed eral m o n e y f t r tig h te r s e c u r i­ c o n tro l a cce ss a n d e n try w avs, ty a n d for d ru g tre a tm e n t a n d lo use m e ta l d e te c to rs ." Ire- said. r c c r c a llo u u l np|x> rtunl(lcs s u c h T h o se ty jic s of se a rc h e s urc as m id n ig h t b a s k e tb a ll leagu e s not u n c o n s titu tio n a l. C is n e ro s to w o o y o u n g jic o p lc from gangs. s a id . 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L o u g w o o d . died F rid a y . A p r il 15, 1994. Horn In T e u ijile . T e x a s , she w as the c o -o w i k t o f a Jew elry sto re, w h o m oved lo c e n tra l F lo rid a lu 1990. S h e w as an E p is c o p a lia n . S u r v iv o rs Inclu de s ix g ra n d ­ c h ild re n ; seven greatg ra n d c h ild re n and five greatgreat g ra n d c h ild re n . W o o d la w n F u n e ra l H o m e and M e m o r ia l P a r k . O r la n d o . In ch a rg e o f the a rra n g e m e n ts. BARBARA ANN LONG B a rb a ra A n n Ijung, 40 . G e n e v a G a rd e n s . San fo rd , d ie d T h u r s ­ day. A p r il 14. 1994 at C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n al H o sp ita l. S a n ­ lord A h o m e m a k e r , sh e w a s a life lo n g re sid e n t o f S a n fo rd . S h e w a s h o r n F e b . 3, 1 9 5 4 In S a n fo rd u n d w as a m e m b e r o f the H o lin e s s c h u re h . S u r v iv o rs In clu d e h e r h u s b a n d J o h n Lon g; her m o th e r O la Mae L o n g o f S a n fo rd ; her so n s W illie L e e C a m p b e ll a n d L o r e n z o C a m p b e ll, b o th o f S a n fo rd ; her d a u g h te r T n m c k u L o n g or S a n ­ ford; her bro th e rs J o in t K n ig h t. R le k y K n ig h t a n d M a r v in K n ig h t, a ll o f San fo rd; u n d her s is te r s J a c k ie K n ig h t. N e r lla K n ig h t. M e rto n K n ig h t a n d V i­ v ia n K n ig h t, a ll o f S a n fo rd . W lls o n -E lc h e lb c rg e r M o rtu a ry , h ie.. S a n fo rd . In c h a rg e o f the a rra n g e m e n ts . GOLDIE KATZ NEWLAND G o ld t e K a t z N e w la n d . H I. P o ln s c t ta S tre e t, C a s s e lb e r r y , d ie d T h u rs d a y . A p ril 14. S h e w a s re tire d from N ew .Je rse y S e m i- C o n d u c t o r C o n tp u n y. H orn In N ew Y o rk C ity , sh e m o v e d lo c e n tra l F lo rid a In 1978. 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W e refu n d 100% o f all m o n ies paid, at a n y tim e, for a n y reason - most ✓ others do not. ✓ W e d o n o t ch a rg e sa les tnjc on m er­ c h a n d ise - most others do. W e a re lo ca lly o w n ed a n d op era ted - Personal service Is one o f the things that makes Brlsson Funeral Home special. Oren "Shorty" Smith has been serv­ ing the people of Sanford for more than 60 years from this funeral home. BETTE R. QRAMKOW 905 LAUREL AVE., SANFORD A MEMBER OF THE CAREY H AN D FUNERAL HOME TRADITION Eat. 1800 O FFIC IAL O ALLO T R U N -O F F E LE C T IO N CITY O F L A K E M A R Y , FLO R ID A A P R IL 19, 1994 (This s t u b to oe n e u o v to oy el e c t io n doaodj LAKE MAN Y RUN-OZZ ELECTION PAT CALLAWAY many are not. BRISSO N FUNERAL HOME TO P S u r v iv o r s In clu d e tier d a u g h ­ ter M a ry P en a o f Sanford; tier so n s J u a n a n d J o s e C ru z , bo th o l P in -tin R ico , und M an u el, ta ils a m i C a r lo s C ru z. 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W e are try in g (o m a in ta in o u r IN O V IE D O — W illia m C . D em etree, p re sid e n t o f D em etree C o m p a n ie s o f O rla n d o , re tired from the n a tio n a l B o ard o f T ru s te e s o f F a ttie r F la n a g a n 's B o y s' Horne, w h ic h Is k n o w n w o rld w id e a s B o y s T o w n . D em etree len vcs the board after re a c h in g the m a n d a to ry re tire m e n t age o f 70. He has l*cen a tru ste e o f B o y s T o w n sin c e 1989. A lth o u g h re tirin g from Ihe n a tio n a l hoard, D em etree w ill re m a in c h a irm a n o f the B o y s T o w n o f C e n tra l F lo rid a A d v is o ry Board. O v ie d o D em etree do n ated 10 u e rrs o f la n d In O v ie d o for ltie liv e re sid e n tia l g ro u p h o m e s for tro u b le d b o ys a n d g irls , a n d do n ated o ne o f the five h o m e s on the she. T h e c a m p u s Is k n o w n a s the B o y s T o w n o f C e n tra l F lo rid a D em etree C a m p u s . 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Fo r m ore In fo rm atio n , c a ll 8 3 1-4357 P U P C U L T U R E '* * by S l o e M c U n r r y Lifeguard training program offered Hm M Ph oto by M irk H w rtt Barbara Roth, L M H S toacho r o f tho year, a d d ressed the honor stu d en ts. By JOHN K R O LL S p e c ia l lo tho H erald LM H S lauds top seniors LA K E MARY L u k e M a ry S p a n d u u B a lle t fo u n d e r G a ry o v e r th e n e x t few years.) H ig h S c h o o l re c o g n ize d th e ir 1. ) In w h ic h 19 90 m o v ie d id h o n o rs g ra d u a te s at a sp e cia l K e m p w a s n in e y e a rs o ld w h e n h is p a re n ts b o u g h t h im h is first b ro th e rs G a ry and M a rtin K e m p c e re m o n y th is w eek. g u ita r, l i e la te r p la y e d tw o tu n e s p o rtra y rea l life g a n g ste rs? S tu d e n ts w ere la u d ed for th e ir 2 . ) N a m e S p a n d a u B a lle t 's a c a d e m ic a ch ie v e m e n ts. A ll the at .hi» ssh o o l p riz e -g iv in g d a y . 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In co o p e ra tio n w llh the A iix r le a n Red C ro ss, w ill he o lle rln g a life g u a rd tra in in g pro gram b e g in n in g A p r il IH | be p ro g ra m Is o pe n lo a ll teens. 15 and up. w ho w ish lo h e ro in e life g u a rd s I he p ro g ra m w ill In clu d e a red c ro ss llle g u a td ln g ce rtifica te , sta n d a rd llr s i aid. and C .P .R Fee ol $ I3 () and $ l l ( ) C e n te r M em ber D ls e o im l w ill co ve r (lie cost of a ll books, c e rtific a tio n and pool re n ta l fees For m ore In lo rn ia llo n . co n tact J e n n ile r T u lfo rd a l 6 4 5 -5 9 3 3 Who’s really running the U.S. government? ir n , fyK H ow m a n y people u c lu u lly k n o w w ill u s r u n n in g the c o u n try a n d w h ere y o u r hard e a rn e d tax d u llu rs are sp e n t? T h e |M>pulur a n s w e r m ig h t be C o n g re ss o r o u r fam ed P r e s i­ dent. hut tliu t w o u ld be q u ite In c o rre c t. T h e q u e s tio n o f w h o Is In c o n tro l c o m e s up. G o v e rn m e n t a g e n c ie s s u c h ns the A T F are In c o n tro l. Yes t h e s e h e llg e r c n t la w e n ­ fo rcem ent a g e n cie s su c h as the A T F . the F i l l a n d the C IA use y o u r la x d o lla rs lo h u rass y o u r fello w c itiz e n s , a n d Inllm ld a le Ihe p u b lic by s h o w ­ in g th e ir b ru te force. In fact. In the A T F . o v e r 8 3 5 0 m illio n w a s sp ent on In tim id a tio n a m i e lim in a tio n . F o r e x a m p le , th e D a v id K o r c s h I n c id e n t In W a c o . T e x a s. T h e A T F 's In itia l raid o f o v e r 100 o fficers, h e lico p te r g u n s h Ip s a n d h e a v y e x p lo s iv e s proceeded w ith the k n o w le d g e that w o m en a n d c h ild re n w ere p re s e n tly liv in g In the c o m p o u n d . No pre-raid a tte m p ts w ere in n d c to free these Innocent w o m en a n d c h ild re n . Not o n ly that, but th e A T F a g e n t s w e r e fo re w arne d that the " B r a n c h D u v ld la n s " k n e w o f the raid . W h at w ere the re su lts o f th is storrutrooper attitude? E ig h ty -s ix people, 24 o f w h ic h w ere c h ild re n , d ie d In u b la z ­ in g Inferno. W h o sta rte d th is f ir e ? C o n t r a r y to p o p u la r C h r i s t o p h e r . M ic h a e l C o n e . E m llc c C u r r y . M e g h an D avis. L c n n D o x ta tcr. T im o t h y F ra z ie r. H e ld t . D a v id K in g . M a tth e w Kud low llz, Dennis Kusy, S h a n n o n M a lo n e y . H e n ry M ny. H e a th e r M o ss a n d A m y M osserl. A s w e ll as. C a r rie M u rra y . T rle la P a n a re llo . S h a w n Perce, L y n d s lc P ro p p e r. C u r ly R izzo , C a th e rin e S ie rra . S liu r o n S in g le ­ ton a n d K u ry b S tillw e ll. T h e rm ignu c u m luudc g ra d u ­ ates (G P A o f 3 .8 to 3.99) were: H e a th e r llix le r . A llis o n B o w le s. 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A d v o q u lt u S t u d c a n d C h ris to p h e r W a tk in s . Free support group belief, the A T F started the lire by In je ctin g the c o m p o u n d w llh h ig h ly lla m m u b le gas a n d then Ihe A T F just w a lle d for so m eo ne lo lig h t u p A s h a rd a s It Is lo be lieve It's Ihe tru th . T h e tru th Is no w a lu x u r y Item In A m e ric a . N o o n e cu n afford th em , a n d the g o v e r n m e n t d o e s n 't w a n t th em . P o s s ib ly the best proof o f how tax-payer run " I n ­ te llig e n c e a g e n c ie s " lest th e ir pow er, w as the a ss a ss in a tio n o f pre sid e n t J o h n F. K e n n e d y . W ith th is c o u p d'etut. the po w er o f the C o n g re ss, (he po w er o f Ihe Pre sid e n t, a n d Ihe p o w e r of Ihe J u d ic ia l b ra n c h w ent rig h t out Ihe d o o r. T h e A m e r ic a n " I n te lllg e n e c " a g e n c ie s and the law en fo rce m e n t age nts have fooled and b ra in w a sh e d the A m e r l c a n pe o ple Iong enou gh. It's lim e to w ake u p a n d " la k e the po w er b a c k ." T h e p u b lic needs to restore the g o v e rn m e n t on w h ic h th is c o u n t r y w a s fo u n d e d a n d e lim in a te su ch o verh earin g , b a rb a ric , a n a rc h is t-ru n ag e n ­ cies. O f co u rse If n o th in g Is d o n e , a n d th e c o n tin u o u s e lim in a t io n o f " I n a lie n a b le r ig h t s " pro ceed s d o w n Ihe p ath o f u tte r d e stru c tio n , o n ly po w er o f the vote a n d the po w er o f the p u b lic w ill m a t­ ter lo save o u r d e m o cra cy . A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S - T h e F lo rid a H o sp ita l C e n te r lor P s y c h ia try otters a free su pp ort g ro u p lo r In d iv id u a ls w llh o bsessive c o m p u ls iv e d iso rd e r on the llr s i m id llilr d M onday ol each m o n th (m m 6 7 p m . In the C e n te r lo r P s y c h ia try b e h in d F lo rid a H o sp ita l. 601 E. 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S c ie n tis ts have som e d ru g s now d ia l b lo c k th is e n zy m e , but e xp e rts say there ts ro om for m ore S o m e are tu rn in g lo B L IP , w h ic h sta n d s for h e la-lai tam ase In h ib ito ry protein. T h e su b sta n c e Is secreted by a b a c te riu m , but It's not c lr a r w hat the b a c te riu m uses ll for. sa id b io ch e m ist M ic h a e l J a m e s ol the U n iv e rs ity of A lb e rta In E d m o n to n . J a m e s . N a ta lie S try m id k u o f d ie u n iv e rs ity a n d co -a u th o rs report In (he A p r il 14 Issue ot d ie Journ al N atu re d ia l B L IP Is the m ost p o w e rfu l k n o w n b lo c k e r o f a v a rie ty o f bctu-lucturnaae types. T h e y have a lso fig u red out the th re e -d im e n sio n a l s tru c tu re o f the B L IP m o le cu le , u first step In d e te rm in in g Just how It w o rks. B L IP Itself c o u ld not be used In people becau se ll w o u ld pro vo ke u p o te n tia lly fatal Im m u n e sy ste m reactio n . J a m e s siild. . r ^ • By IRA D R E Y F U 8 8 A sso cia to d Proas W riter Having a ball Seminole County School Board W h at’s for lu n c h ? T u esd a y, A p ril 19,1994 C h e e se b u rg e r on a Bun T a to rT o ts C h e rry F ru ite d J o llo o r C h e f's S a la d o r B a g L u n ch Lo w Fat M ilk W e d n e sd a y , A p ril 20,1994 B o efa ro n l R o lls Com s i. J u ic e Bar o r C h e f's S a la d o r Bag Lu n ch L o w Fat M ilk T h ursday, A p ril 21,1994 C h ic k e n N u g g e ts end D ip G re e n B o a n s R o lls C h illy F ruit o r C h o i's Salad o r Bag Lu n ch L o w Fat M ilk ft *i q s w Friday, A p ril 22,1994 P izza G ordon Salad F ru ite d J o llo w ith Poars o r C h o i's Salad o r Bag Lu n ch L o w Fat M ilk T W vj ' »• K • W A S H IN G T O N - A ll u n h e a lth y th in n e s s m a y not s im p ly be un o c c u p a tio n a l h a za rd for ballet | dancers. S o m e re se arch e rs fear that It m a y also be an o c c u p a tio n a l disease. O ne report flin ts m a n y d a n c e rs have ea tin g | diso rd e rs. H ow ever, (he s lu d y also Indicates that d a n ce rs' | p ro b le m s m a y not be as had as those facin g n o n d o n ce rs w h o have c a lln g d iso rd e rs. It says | u o n d a iic c rs are m ore lik e ly to also abu se drug s. T h is m a y m e an the d a n c e rs ’ w eight p ro b le m s lu re d r iv e n m o re h y the d e m a n d s o f th e ir j profession , the re se arch e rs believe. T h e report In the A m e ric a n C o lle g e o f S p o rts | M e d ic in e 's Jo u rn a l. E x e rc is e a n d S c ie n c e In I S p o rts a n d M e d icin e , c o m p a re d 5 0 d a n ce rs w llh ih f l n o n d u n c c rs, a ll w om en. T h e r e s e a r c h e r s u s e d q u e s t io n n a ir e s a n d I c lln lr n l In te rv ie w s lo c h e c k for e a tin g d iso rd e rs la n d su b s ta n c e abu se. T h e y also loo ked for ] m e d ica l p ro b le m s In c lu d in g w eight loss. T h e d u n c c r s w e re p r im a r ily d ra w n fro m In a tlo n a l a n d re g io n a l b a lle t co m p a n ie s; the I n o n d u n ccrs. p r im a r ily from p riva te h ig h sch o o ls la u d co lleges. D a n c e rs averaged 21 y e a rs o f age; {n u n d a n ccrs, 23 years. T h ir ty -s ix p e rcen t o f each g ro u p hud m issed {p e rio d s for five m o n th s o r m ore. A lth o u g h th is je a n re su lt fro m h ig h le v e ls o f e xe rcise . II also c a n (re s u lt fro m a s h a rp ly re stric te d diet. T h e d a n c e rs averaged a lm o st 1 1 p e rcen t below (id eal w eight, the s tu d y said. " F o r a n o rm a l pe rso n to try to keep o u r w eight {do w n there, w e w o u ld have to starve o u rs e lv e s ." (s a id Dr. M ic h e lle P. W a rre n o f C o lu m b ia C o lleg e (o f P h y s ic ia n s a n d S u rg e o n s In New Y o rk . N o n d a n c c rs' w eight averaged u b o u l 5 percen t M '4. , i . . T h e s tu d y w ill be the flrs l to e s ta b lis h re lia b le data on the fr e q u e n c y o f v a r io u s t is s u e types, also c a lle d III.A a n tlg e n l. In the b la c k p o p u la tio n . " T h e re s u lts o f th is s tu d y w ill be used lo Ile tte r de fine the (Issue ty p e s u n iq u e to A frlc n n -A m c rlc n n s a n d c la r ify w hat Is re q u ire d to Im p rove tissu e m u lc h in g for tra n s p lu n ln tlo n for t h e m . " s a y . D r . J u a n C. S c o rn lk . pro fesso r o f pa th o lo g y a n d c h ie f o f Im m u n o lo g y and tra n s p la n ta tio n at U F 's C o lleg e of M e dicin e. " S in c e so m e tissu e typ es are u n iq u e lo p a r t ic u la r e t h n ic groups, people are m ore lik e ly lo s i i c f c s s l i i l l y m a t c h so m e o n e w llh a s im ila r e t h n ic b a c k ­ g ro u n d ." Fo r a fa m ily to participate , b o t h p a r e n t s m u s t I d e n t if y th e m se lve s as A fric a n A m e rlc a n s a n il have Iw o b io lo g ica l c h ild re n o ld e r Ilia n 18 w illin g lo la k e pari In d ie stud y. T h e tw o -y ear s tu d y Is lu tid e d by d ie N a tio n a l I n s lllt ile s of H ealth a n d c o o rd in a te d by re­ se a rch e rs a l J o h n s H o p k in s D ili v e rs llv School o f M e d icin e and G eo rg eto w n U n iv e rs ity S ch o o l o f M e d icin e . T h e rese arch fin d in g s w ill be o f p a rtic u la r tam cfl! In k id n e y m id Ik iiic m a rro w tra n sp la n ts. O ilie r o rgan tra n s p la n ts do riot d e p e n d a s m u c h on s p e c ific tissue ty p in g lo lie su cce ssfu l. " W e a lso hope lo Increase I n t e r e s t In t r a n s p l a n t a t i o n a m o n g A f r ic a n - A m e r i c a n s . " sa y s Dr. W ilm a llln s , a professor o f m e d icin e a l J o h n s H o p k in s a n d one o f the s tu d y 's p rin c ip a l Investigators. T h e stu d y w ill Involve a n a ly s is o f blood sa m p le s fro m 50 0 fa m i­ lie s n a tio n w id e . " T h e r e a rc m o re thun 150 d iffe re n t tis s u e t y p e s , " s a y s S c o rn lk . "In the w h ile p o p u la ­ tion. we have re lia b le datu on the fre q u e n cy o f each tissu e type a n d the a s s o c ia tio n s betw een them . But re lia b le d a ln on d ie freq u e n cy of tissu e typ e s In d ie b la c k p o p u la tio n do not c x ls i. " T o p a rtic ip a te In Ihe stu d y, fa m ilie s in iis l tie n h lc to v isit the U n iv e r s it y o f F lo r ld n for r e ­ s e a r c h e r s t o o b t a i n b lo o d sam ples. T h e sa m p le s w ill he taken u s in g ste rile , d isp o sa b le needles. E a c h ill e in t) e r o f I h e p a rtic ip a tin g fa m ily w ill Ih - re ­ im b u rs e d 83 0 Fo r m o re In lo rm u tlo ii. cu ll d ie S h a n d s H o s p ita l Im m u n n lo g v L a b o ra to ry al 90 4-3 05-6 072 Experimental treatment for osteoporosis could safely reverse bone loss Dy D IN A H W I S E N B E R Q BRIN A ss o cia to d P fo s s W ntor P H I L A D E L P H I A - S c ie n tis ts have d e ve lo p e d an e x p e rim e n ta l lliio r ld c - u n d - c u lc liin i I real m en I lo r o ste o p o ro sis d ia l a p p ears to reverse hone lo ss w llh o u l c a u s ­ in g se rio u s side t’ llects. T r e a t m e n t s now on the m arket o n ly p revent Ixme loss, not reverse ll A n d w h ile c o m b i­ n a tio n s of Ih io rld e a n d r n lc lu m have been sh o w n lo Increase bone m a ss before, d ie flu o rid e h a s been b la m e d for u lc e rs , g a s lr li b le e d in g a n d b r it t le Ii o i i c h t h a t a r e p r o n e l o In ie lu re s R cseuro hers lim n d ie U n iv e rs i­ ty of T e x a s S o u th w e ste rn M e d i­ cal C e n te r III D a lla s reported In to d a y 's A n n u ls o f Inte rn al M e d i­ c in e d ia l the side effects c a ll lie avo id ed by s lo w ly rele asin g low closes of flu o rid e Into the body. "W e m ay be w e ll on the w ay lo d e ve lo p in g a I real in cu t w h ich m a y r e p la c e lo st h o n e wi t h n o rm a l, h c n lih y b o n e ." said Dr. C h a rle s Y .C . Pak. the lead re­ se a rc h e r a n il d ire c to r o f the u n iv e r s it y 's R o b e rt T . H a y e s C e n te r fm M in e ra l M e tab o lism Research. O ste o p o ro sis Is a th in n in g o f d ie h o n e s th a t c u n lead to fra ctu re s, d e fo rm itie s m id p ain , m o s t ly in p o s t - m e n o p a u s a l w o m en m id o ld e r m en ll affects an e stim a te d 25 m illio n A m e r i­ cans. " W e 'r e fin a lly g e llin g som e ray o f hope w ith re v e rsin g osle o p o ro s ls ." sa id Dr. J u d ith L V n ltu k n tils . d ire c to r of t h e 'N a ­ tio n a l C e n te r for R e search R e ­ sources. w h ic h Is fin a n c in g d ie stu d y. "If th is ih c r a p c t iilr elfect Is su sta in e d , Ih io rld e w ill y ie ld (lie llr s i effective m e an s lo re ­ d u ce the ris k o f fra ctu re s once o steo p o ro sis sets In ." In ( In- s t u d y o f 9 9 p o s liiie iio p iiu s a l w o m e n w llh o h leo p o ro sls. -IH lo o k slow release •odium flu o rid e wi t h c a lc iu m c itra te su p p le m e n ts tw ice a day lo r 2 'S years. T h e 51 o th ers lo o k a p la c e b o u n it th e c a lc iu m su p p le m e n t T h e w o m en w h o received d ie flu o rid e had about on e-th ird the n u m b e r o f sp in e tra c tu rc s of those ta k in g the placebo: 17 percent o f the treated p atien ts had new fra ctu re s, co m p ared w ith 35 percent o f those re c e iv ­ in g (he placebo. National organ, tissue donor week ngs awareness T h e C e n tr a l F lo r id a T is s u e B a n k c e le b ra te s N a tlo n u l O rg an a n d T is s u e D o n o r A w a re n e ss W eek A p r il 17-23. N a tio n a l O rg a n a n d T is s u e D o n o r A w u rn c s s W eek w as c re ­ ated to h e lp Increase k n o w led g e abo u t t lic need for o rg an a n d tissu e d o n a tio n , as w ell as In­ s t r u c t th e p u b lic a b o u t d ie re q u ire m e n ts o rgan m id tissu e d o n o rs n iu s i fo llo w to m a k e c e rta in th e ir d e sire s lo don ate lire k n o w n and respected. In a d d itio n lo s ig n in g a u n ­ ifo rm d o n o r card , d o n o rs m u st Inform fa m ily m e m b e rs o f llic lr d e cisio n s. Fe deral la w m a n d a te s (hat w hen a d e a d i o c c u rs , d ie next-o f-kin m u st g iv e the fin a l co n se n t for organ m id (Issue d o n a tio n In o th e r w o rd s, even If d ie deceased w an te d h is o r tier o rg a n s a n d tissu e to he do n ated , d ie fa m ily ca n refuse to m ake d ie d o n atio n . In 1985, C e n tra l F lo rid a B lood B a n k e s ta b lis h e d the not-forp ro fit C e n tr a l F lo r id a T is s u e ila n k ( C F T B l In re sp o n se to recpiests by area su rg eo n s. C F T B p ro v id e s s e rv ic e s In p r o c u r e ­ m ent. p ro ce ssin g und d lstru b u lio n o f don ated tissu es. S o m e o f d ie p a tie n ts w h o re c e iv e (Issue tra n s p la n ts In­ c lu d e c h ild re n w ith s p in a l d is ­ o rders. p a tie n ts w ith c a n c e ro u s h o n e t u m o r s , a n d a c c id e n t v ic t im s needing hone re ­ c o n s tru c tio n . B one und tissu e tra n s p la n ts ru n save m a n y p a ­ tie n ts fro m m n p u tu tlo n . O n e tiss u e d o n a tio n c a n benefit us m a n y a s 100 patients. C F T B w as the Hrst tissu e b a n k In F lo rid a to be fu lly a ccre d ite d und Inspected b y Ihe A m e ric a n A s s o c ia tio n o f T is s u e B a n k s, and d ie first lo p a rtic ip a te In the A A T H T is s u e N e tw o rk for lo c a t­ in g needed tissu es. C F T B Is an a c tiv e m e m b e r o f the O rg a n a n d T is s u e P ro c u re m e n t A d v is o r y B o ard a n d Is lice n se d b y the F lo rid a D e p a rtm e n t o f H e a lth A >T R e h a b ilita tiv e Servlet*. F o r m ore In fo rm a tio n o r to sig n a d o n o r ca rd , the p u b lic sh o u ld c a ll C F T B ut 8 0 0 -8 5 2 ­ 03 46. Rabbit experim ent su g g e sts p o ssib le glaucom a treatm ent c o m p lic a tio n s , sa id rc s c u rc h c r Dr. J a c o b D an. In the e x p e r im e n ta l p r o ­ ced u re . an e n z y m e rc lc u s c d N E W Y O R K - A tin y d is c hy the d is c t h in s the w h ite o f p laced n n Ihe r y e s o f ra b b its d ie eye u n d e rn e a th . T h a t le ts re le a s e d a s u b s t a n c e th u t flu id d ra in th ro u g h the tiss u e lo w e re d d ie f lu id p re s su re In s id e t h e ir e y e b a lls , s u g ­ w ith o u t c re a tin g a m a jo r hole. D an. w ith A r lc h Y n rn n o f gesting u possible new the W e lz m a n n In s titu te o f a p p r o a eh to t r e a t i n g S c ie n c e In R e h o vo t. Israel, gla u co m a . re p o rts d ie w o rk In d ie M a rc h In g la u co m a , w h ic h u irccts I s s u e o f I li e J o u r n a l p e rh a p s 3 m illio n A m e ric a n s O p h lh u lm o lo g y . D an Is a f f ili­ age 4 0 a n d over, e xce ssiv e ated w ith d ie In stitu te a n d the flu id p re ssu re In the eye can C n lt lo r n t a P a c if ic M e d ic a l dam age the o p tic nerve and C e n te r In S a n F ra n c isc o . lead lo b lin d n e ss. D un sutd lu iin u n e x p e r i­ M ost cases are treated w ith m e n ts are exp e cte d to begin eye drops. B u i they cu n cause soon, but he stressed d ia l II Is sid e effects, p a tie n ts do nol not yet c le a r w h e th e r d ie d isc a lw a y s la k e them , a n d they w ill w o rk In people. E ve n If It e v e n tu a lly slo p w o rk in g In d o c s w o rk. It w ill be yours m a n y patients. u n til II c o u ld he w id e ly a v a il­ If d ru g s fall, d o c to rs c a n use able. he said. a sc a lp e l o r laser lo m ake u T h e O p h th a lm o lo g y a rtic le lin y hole d ia l lets e x ce ss flu id repo rte d re su lts In 15 ra b b its leak out B u i d ia l hole can w ith o u t g lau co m a. In each be co m e plug ged o r heal up. e n d in g the p ro c e d u re 's ef­ a n im a l, the flu id pre ssu re o f the tw o eyes w as v ir tu a lly the fect Iv c iic s s . a n d m a k in g u sam e before treatm en t. hole c a rrie s ris k s o f su rg ic a l % 4 By M ALC O LM RITTER A P S c ie n c e W riter ! i. II I •Ir? - If Dance and eating disorders closely tied in new study vv ; K ln d o rg arto n ors C a se y G ru bb and 8 o n la Pushkarna loam ed ab o u t c o o p e ra tio n and eyoh a n d c o o r d in a t i o n at th o Id y llw lld e Elom ontary S c h o o l Held day event last wook. Tho y o u n g s t e r s p ro b a b ly d id n 't th in k they wore learning a n y­ th in g ...th e y ju s t kn ew th ey w ere having a great tim e w llh th e B e a c h B a ll P a s s . T h o annual Hold day Is a m ucha n ticip a te d event at w h ich tho stu d e n ts play gam es and have a great tim e in c o m p e titio n and go o d o ld fash lo no d fun. R e se a rc h e rs at the U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a a rc se e k in g s ix A f r i­ c a n -A m e ric a n fa m ilie s to p a rtic ­ ipate In a n a tio n a l a n a ly s is o f d ifferent tiss u e typ e s used to m a tch o rg a n s a n d bone m a rro w for tra n s p la n ta tio n . Fitness Factor John K r o ll It • r t p o r lt d tor Tho Horn pogo. Ih« Luke M « ry H igh School tlud ont n ow tpopor Seen at school M onday, A p ril 18,1994 H ot D ogs on Bun Vogotanan Boans Fruit Tray o r C h o i's Salad or Bag Lu n ch L o w Fat Milk African-American needed for national analysis of tissue types Demetree retires from Boys Town re p u ta tio n . A n d we c a n o n ly do It w ith the h elp o f ih e c o m m u n i­ ty. O f those w h o nre a ro u n d u s every day. T h e S u b u rb a n R e p u b lic a n w o m e n nre o n the m o ve to h ave b e tter g o v e rn m e n t a n d m n k e a differen ce. R e se rv a tio n s are re q u ired , lu n c h Is #0. C a ll B c v e r lv nt 7 8 8 -7 5 3 2 o n o r before A p r il 18. 4- Give the gift of life B R IE F vitV -t* low . ih e s tu d y said. T h e n o n d u n c c rs also " d o not represent a n o rm a l jio p u la tlo ii In te rm s o l n o rm a l e a tin g .'' Halil W a rre n , nn a sso ciate professor. "T h e s e people w ere s tru g g lin g to sta y t h ill. " T lilr ly - o n c percen t o f d a n c e rs m et c lin ic a l d e fin itio n s o f u n o rcxlu nervo sa, w h ic h Is c h a ra c ­ te rize d h y a p a th o lo g ic a l fear o f w eight gain. F ifte en p e rcen t o f n o n d a n c c rs d id . the s tu d y said. B u t th is greater te n d e n cy o f d a n c e rs to have a n o re x ia fell sh o rt o f the s ta tis tic a l leve l needed to sa y that the tw o g ro u p s w ere c le a rly different. T h e g ro u p s had no s ta tis tic a l differen ce In the p re v a le n c e o f b u lim ia , w h ic h Is ch a ra c te riz e d hy c o m p u ls iv e e a tin g fo llo w e d h y s e lf-in d u c e d v o m itin g . T w e lv e percent o f d a n c e rs a n d 15 p e rcen t o f n o n d a n c c rs hud t ills c o n d itio n . W a rre n a n d her co lle a g u e s w an te d to kn o w a b o u t d ru g use In each g ro u p , t h in k in g that a greater te n d e n cy lo use d ru g s w o u ld Indicate greater p s y c h o lo g ic a l p ro b le m s. D a n ce rs w h o had a n o re x ia o r b u lim ia w ere no m o re lik e ly th u n o th e r d a n c e rs to use d ru g s, the s tu d y said. N o n d u n c c rs w h o had a n o re x ia w ere m ore lik e ly lo use a m p h e ta m in e s , w h ile n o n d a n c c rs w h o had b u lim ia w ere m ore lik e ly to use a m p h e ta m in e s, b a rb itu ra te s a n d h a llu cin o g e n s, the s tu d y said. N o n d a n ce rs ulso were m ore lik e ly th a n d a n ce rs lo d e ve lo p o ilie r sig n s o f e m o tio n a l d istress, su ch a s a n x ie ty a n d de pressio n, the s tu d y said. T ills In d ica te s thnt at least p a rt o f d a n ce rs' p re o c c u p a tio n w ith th in n e s s " Is Im posed u p o n th e m b y t h e ir p ro fe ssio n ," W a rre n said. A se p arate rese arch e r w h o also had been s tu d y in g the e a tin g p a tte rn s o f d u n c c rs agrees. "I have fo u n d alm o st no su b sta n c e a b u se ," said J u n e B o n b rlg h l, a board m e m b e r o f the N a tio n a l D a n ce A ss o c ia tio n , a n e d u c a to rs' pro fession al g ro u p III R eston. Va. . I �I 'X ■ A - Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday. April 17, 1094 _______________ ____________________ _____ _____ ~--------------- ~ _ _ tf ■ Crusade to keep prisoners locked up borne of_ pain ■y J A M B S M A H T IN IZ A s s o ciated P re ss W rlio r_________ T A M P A - K a th le e n F in n e g a n nays she n ever p la n n e d to be n c ru sa d e r a g a in s t the e a rly re ­ lease o f p riso n e rs. "I w a s forced Into It at the p o in t o f a g u n ." . S h e s till h a s long, th in bu llet sc a rs on her a rm s from her a b d u c tio n a n d ro b b e ry In a P u n tn G o rd a fie ld s ix ye a rs ago w h e n a ca re er c rim in a l on e a rly release from p riso n opened fire on her a n d a fello w pro se cu to r, k illin g h im . A n d h e r vo ice s till q u iv e rs w h e n she re c o u n ts the h o rro r of b e in g co vered In blo o d as she ra n Into Ih c n ig h t for help, h id in g In d itc h e s a lo n g the w ay. fe a rin g the k ille r w a s c lo s in g In. “ I n lw a y s felt 1 su rv iv e d for a re a s o n ." sa id F in n e g a n , w h o c re d its s la in p ro se cu to r N o rm a n L a n g s to n w ith In k in g tw o b u lle ts In tire head for her a fie r Hie g u n m a n began sh o o tin g th em In ih e lr c a r . " H e co ve red me. he leaned o v er m e — he a c tu a lly m a d e a d e cisio n at som e point lo save m y life. T h a t c a n t be In v ain. "I en n ’ t ever pay b a ck N orm for sa v in g m y life, b u t m a y b e if w e c a n s lo p It from h a p p e n in g lo s o m e o n e e ls e , th e n ll^ m a y so m eho w Ju stify h is death.' T h e 34 -y ca r o ld Port C h a rlo tte w o m a n last y ea r gave u p her legal care er a n d v o lu n te e re d lo ru n S T O P — S lo p T u rn in g Out P ris o n e rs — a gra ssroo ts m o v ­ e m en t de vo te d to f ix in g the " re v o lv in g d o o r o f In ju s tic e ." F lo r id a I n m a t e s c u r r e n t ly serve o n ly a b o u t 4 0 p e rcen t o f th e ir se nte nces becau se o f p riso n o v e rcro w d in g . M ore th a n h a lf of th o se re le a se d e a r ly c o m m it c rim e s a n d are pu t b a ck b e h in d b a rs again. F ru s tra te d at y ea rs o f In a ctio n b y la w m a k e rs o n the Issue, S T O P Is le a d in g a d riv e to force the stute lo sto p re le a sin g p r is ­ o n ers early. M ore th a n 10 0.000 F lo r id ia n s a lre a d y have sign ed a p e titio n for a N o ve m b e r ballot In itia tiv e th a t w o u ld a m e n d the state c o n s titu tio n to re q u ire a ll p r is ­ o n e rs to serve ut least H5 percen t o f th e ir sentence. S T O P m u st have 430.000 validated sig n a tu re s by A u g u st to gel the Issue on the b a llo t. A t c o u n t y f a ir s , s h o p p in g m a lls a n d gro ce ry sto re s a cro ss Ih c sta le . F in n e g a n te lls her sto ry to a n y o n e w h o w ill lis te n a n d n ever lets people forget the h u m a n toll of e a rly p riso n re ­ leases. "I lik e to c a ll K a th le e n o u r p o s te r c h i ld . " s a id M a n a te e County S h e riff C h a r lie W e lls. S T O P 'S founder. " E v e r y m o v ­ em ent has to h ave so m ebo d y w h o h a s been there, suffered th ro u g h It a n d Is the h u m a n face o f the tra g e d y ." It w a s W e l l s w h o f i r s t a p p r o a c h e d F in n e g a n a b o u t s p e a k in g at S T O P 'S o rg a n iz a ­ tio n a l m e e tin g three y ea rs ago. S h e ba lked . A t th e t i m e . F i n n e g a n w a llo w e d In a n g e r a n d d e ­ pressio n over her ordeal. S h e had q u it the p ro se cu to r s o ffice b e c a u se It w a s " g e tt in g too p e rs o n a l." A n d p riv a te p ra c tic e left her u n fu lfille d . She c o u ld n 't s lo p re p la y in g the n ig h t In her m in d — how the g u n m a n a p p ro a ch e d In a b a r p a rk in g lot. how he forced the tw o p ro se cu to rs to d rive , a n d how he w a sn 't sa tisfie d Just to rob I hem . A n ti sh e dealt w ith Ihc fact that the su spe ct. S a m u e l P ettit, had 17 p rio r c o n v ic tio n s , se rved tw o y ea rs o f a 3 W y e a r se n te n ce for c a r theft and re s is tin g arrest, a n d w a s o u t o f p r is o n tw o m o n th s before the a b d u c tio n A fte r fin a lly se e in g P e llII se n ­ tenced to (tenth row . d re d g in g u p the tra g ed y a g a in w a s not so m e ­ th in g sh e w a n te d to do. Hut W e lls w as persisten t a b o u t g e ttin g F in n e g a n to te ll her sto ry. F in a lly , sh e agreed. "I c rie d th ro u g h the w h o le th in g ." she said, re c a llin g her first sp eech. "H u t a fte rw a rd s, so m a n y people enm e u p w h o w ere c ry in g too and s a i d . I know l;ow you feel. I've l>ern th ro u g h It too.’ " S u d d e n ly It w ent from m e and m y ow n p r o b le m lo e v e ry o n e 's pro blem . I saw how m a n y o th e r people w ere v ic tim s o f e a rly releases. I'm Just o ne of th o u s a n d s ." S o m e o f the latest e a rly re leases gone bad h a v e o n ly se rved lo fan the fla m e s of the S T O P m o vem ent. O n e o f the tw o m e n w h o a d m itte d to F e b r u a r y 's m u rd e r of a F lo rid a S ta te U n iv e rs ity stu d en t a n d the rape o f Ills siste r had 14 a rre s is on Ids reco rd and w a s lust freed fro m p riso n after Fishing------Continued from Page I A c h a lle n g e d fish e rm e n w ill be fish in g . F o r the larg est five fish strin g , the p rize o n S u n d a y Is a IT o C ra ft I lout w ith u M e rc u ry o u llm u rd m o to r. : " W e 'v e got so m e b ig co rp o rtu tc sp o n so rs b e h in d u s ib is y e a r." D a n ie ls M i l d . " I t 's m ad e It v e ry n ic e ." A c c o r d in g to D a n ie ls , f is h ­ e rm e n fro m 2 6 s la te s ure ta k in g p a rt In Ihc to u rn a m e n t t h is year. F iv e p a r t ic ip a n t s c a m e fro m O reg on . , W a l la c e has co m e from L e n n o x . III. cuch o f the eig h t y e a r s o f th e t o u r n a m e n t In S a n fo rd . " I lik e c o m in g d o w n h e re ." he Computers — Continued from Page 3A go for abo u t h a lf the a m o u n t If y o u c a n fin d w h a t y o u w ant. Hut us w ith a n y used th in g , a used c o m p u te r h a s r is k s o f h a v in g p ro b lem s. C o m e to t h in k o f II. th a t can a p p ly to m a n y th in g s In life, eh? A fin a l w o rd o f a d v ice based on m a n y -m a n y -m a n y -m a n y h o u rs o f a g g ra v a tin g exp erience: m a ke su re the s t n r lc r c o m p u te r yo u b u y h a s w h a t y o u w ant In It. A p r in te r's fa irly ea sy to udd on o n ce yo u huve a little e x p e r i­ ence. bu t a d d in g m o d e m s a n d o t h e r s t u f f la t e r f r e q u e n t ly e ro d e s Into a n i g h t m a r i s h q u a g m ire o f In te rru p t c o n flic ts a n d o th e r th in g s best not u n ­ derstood. U c ltc v c me. y o u d o n 't w a n t to k n o w abo u t su c h th in g s. If y o u do d e cid e lo udd so m e ­ th in g on la te r la k e II to a sh o p w h ic h do cs th a t k in d o f stuff. F ifty to a h u n d re d b u c k s for la b o r Is c h e a p c o m p a re d lo h a v in g y o u r co m p u te r s ittin g there, d o in g n o th in g because y o u plug ged so m e th in g In the w ro n g slot o r tw o th in g s a rc c o m p e tin g a g a in st cu ch other. Y o u re a lly d o n 't w a n t to e n ­ c o u n te r these pro blem s. s a id . " T h is Is a r e a lly n ic e to u rn a m e n t. It's re la x in g . It's w e ll r u n ." H e sa id , lik e oth ers, he g e ls In Ills ear and t r a i ls lo w a rm e r c lim e s w lie ii I r c a n lo p a r t ic i­ pate In to u rn a m e n ts s u c h as tills . " I 'm h e a d in g out to C a lifo r n ia n e x t." tie said. "I enjoy k ic k in g b a ck , e n jo y in g and re la x in g ." D a n ie ls said the to u rn a m e n t trie s to be su re lo c a tc h a n d release a ll the ftsh. " I b e lie v e w e h a v e a OH p e rce n t su cce ss m tc w ith g e ttin g ih c fish b a ck out th e re ." he said. lie sa id the fish ure often h e a lth ie r than w hen they w ere c a u g h t because th ey are h e ld In w a te r th a t bu s a n t i b a c te r ia l a g e n ts a n d c h e m ic a ls to cle a n th e ir b o d ie s." D a n ie ls said w h ile th is y e a r's to u rn a m e n t Is s t ill u n d e r w ay. p la n s are being m ade fo r the 1995 to u rn a m e n t w h ic h w ill be A p r il 28. 2 9 u n d 30. " W e 'r e g e ttin g re a d y ." D a n ie ls sa id. T h s gra ssroots g ro u p » T 0 P . Slop T u rn in g O ut P rlto n o rt. h a t lo u n th o d a p a llllo n d r Ivo lo om ond ISO F lo rid a C o n O ltu tlo n lo on tu ro p riso n ers sorv# a l lo o t! »» p orcon l of th eir w tnlencss S T O P In Sem inole Cou n ty c o llo tlo d sign a tu res In Iron! o l W o lM o r l S a lu r d a y and w ill ra tu rn S a tu rda y. A p r il t i to t o lla t l a d d itio n a l sign atu res S T O P c u rra n lty h a t about 100.000 t ig n a lu r t t and m u tt h ava 410.000 by A u g u tl lo gat tha ra la ra n d u m on lha N o v e m b e r b a llo t Tha t a i l o l tha p a tltlo n ra a d t. " E ic a p t lo r pardon, cle m e n cy and Incentive g a in lim a , no tta ta p rlto n a r th a ll ba ra la a ta d p rio r to ta rv ln g tha lu ll term o l lh a la w fu l sentence o l In ca rc a ra llo n G ra n tin g o l Incentive g a in lim a th a ll not ba a u to m a tic but aw a rd a d o n ly tor good conduct In no avant t h a ll Incantlva g a in lim a a ic a a d II d a y t tor e v e ry 100 d a y t o l tha sentence " s e rv in g o n ly a y e a r o f a five-year se n te n ce for g ra n d theft. A n d Inst m o n th In L a k e la n d , a n a n g ry P o lk C o u n t y S h e riff L a w re n c e C ro w c a lle d on the state lo iq x ilo g lz e lo the fa m ily o f I I -year-old K i m b e r l y A n n W a ters, w h o w a s sn a tc h e d from her b e d ro o m , raped, stra n g le d a n d d u m p e d In a garbage bln. T h e m a n a c c u se d In the a tta ck had a ra p sheet s ix feet lo n g and w a s released from p riso n after s e rv in g o n ly five y e a rs o f a 15-year b u rg la ry a n d g ra n d theft sentence. W h e n t h e m o t h e r of a 1 7 - y e a r - o l d H o ll y w o o d g ir l stra n g le d by u c o n v ic t released e a rly offered her h e lp to S T O P . F in n e g a n gave her the sam e a d v ic e sh e g iv e s a ll s u rv iv o rs . " f ir in g p ic tu re s o f y o u r d a u g h ­ te r a n d sh o w th e m to y o u r le g isla to rs. Let th em see w hat th is Is c o s tin g u s b y not h a v in g e n o u g h p ris o n s " T h e In te n d e d effect o l the STO P a m e n d m e n t Is in force the L e g is la tu re to pay for lfie a d d i­ tio n a l p riso n b e ds needed lo protect F lo r id a 's c itiz e n s . C o r r e c t io n s o f f ic ia ls *s a y u w o u ld cost 8 2 .3 b illio n o ver the next liv e y e a rs to a d d 47.1XJO p r is o n b e d s to th e e x is t in g 5 5 ,0 0 0 lo rea ch the leve l w here In m a tes serve at least H5 percent ol th e ir tim e STO P m a ln ln ln s li Is u p to la w m a k e rs lo fin d a w ay to pay for It "l id s Is w h a t In fu ria te s us.' F in n e g a n said. " I t 's s till h a p ­ p e n in g w h ile u p In T u lla h a ss e e t h e y 'r e a r g u in g a n d t h e y 'r e p la y in g p o litic s . D o n 't th ey re a l­ ize there are liv e s ut s ta k e ? 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C o st Is $ 2 6 5 for new te a m s (Includes $ I 5 y e a rly A S A fee) a n d $ 2 5 0 fo r re tu rn in g tea m s fro m the Just co m p le te d P o la r R ear leagues. F o r m o re Info, c a ll the S a n fo rd R e cre a tio n D e p a rtm e n t at (407) 3 3 0 -5 6 0 7 d u rin g n o rm a l b u s in e s s h o u rs. M o n d a y th ro u g h F rid a y . YMCA adult happenings L A K E M A R Y - T h e S e m in o le F a m ily Y M C A Is now fo rm in g Its next 3 -m a n A d u lt B a s k e tb a ll a n d C o -E d V o lle y b a ll League. T h e b a s k e tb a ll lea gue w ill start o n A p r il 2 4 th a n d ru n th ro u g h J u n e IOth. w ith a s in g le ­ e lim in a tio n to u rn a m e n t on J u n e 26. G a m e s are p la y e d on S u n d a y n ig h t's at L a k e M a ry H ig h S c h o o l a n d o th e r C o u n ty S c h o o l G y m s T h e V o lle y b a ll Le a g u e p la y s on S a tu rd a y 's o u tsid e at the Y M C A . S ig n u p a s a team for $ I60. o r a s a n In d iv id u a l fo r $ 3 5 .5 0 fo r m e m b e r s a n d 9 4 7 .5 0 for p a rtic ip a n ts. In d iv id u a ls w ill be p la ced on team F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll the Y M C A at 3 2 1-8944 Karate classes offered S A N F O R D — T h e H o ys «c G ir ls C lu b s of W est S a n fo rd . M id w a y a n d E a st A lta m o n te , are now o ffe rin g K a ra te c la s se s for 6 - 12 yea r o ld s F o r a S I a n n u a l m c m lr c rs h lp fee lo the c lu b p lu s $ I 0 a m o n th . L a n g s to n M e n rfc e w ill In stru ct s tu d e n ts th ro u g h the d is c ip lin e s o f T u c K w o n D o for a n h o u r c a d i session. • S a n fo rd c la s se s are held ea ch M o n d a y and W e d n e sd a y fro m 5-6 p in. at the W est S a n fo rd R o y s A G ir ls C lu b . 9 1 9 P e rs im m o n A vc.; M id w a y c la s se s w ill be from 5-6 p.m . on T h u r s d a y 's at M id w a y E le m e n ta ry S ch o o l: a n d A lta m o n te S p rin g s c la s se s on T u e s d a y 's from 5-0 p.m . at N ew R e th c l A .M E. C h u rc h . 30 7 M a rk e r St. Fo r In fo rm a tio n o r to register, c a ll D on M ille r. S e m in o le urea d ire c to r, at 3 3 0-2 456 . AROUND T H E S T A T E QB’s pace UM scrimmage M IA M I — Q u a rte rb a c k R y a n C o llin s tossed tw o to u c h d o w n pa sses a n d en g in e e re d the w in n in g d riv e as M ia m i's W h ile sq u a d beat the O ra n g e 21-14 o n S a tu rd a y In M ia m i's fin a l s p r in g sc rim m a g e . R u t M ia m i's o th e r q u a rte rb a c k . F ra n k Costa, a lso th re w for tw o firs t-h a lf to u ch d o w n passes, m e a n in g that the " I T at "Q u a rte rb a c k U " s till stu n d s for u n d e cid e d . M ia m i co a c h D e n n is E ric k s o n sa id he w o n 't d e cid e o n the s ta rte r for a n o th e r tw o w eeks C h r is J o n e s fin is h e d w ith thre e re c e p tio n s lo r 7H y a rd s a n d se co n d -y e a r fre sh m a n Y a tll G re en h a d fo u r c a tc h e s for 9 3 ya rd s. C o sta w a s 15 o f 2 0 fo r 179 y a rd s a n d scored on a q u a rte rb a c k k eep er fro m 1-yard o ut. C o llin s fin is h e d 7 o r 12 w ith 121 y a rd s. T h e r u n n in g a tta c k w n s b u o ye d b y the re tu rn o f D u n y c il F e rg u so n , w h o s a l o u t last yea r w ith a n a n k le In ju ry. T h e sp eed y ta ilb a c k ru sh e d for 77 y a rd s on s ix c a rrie s . In c lu d in g a d a rtin g 4 4 -y a rd c r a n d a 4 -y a rd to u ch d o w n . L a rr y J o n e s g a in e d 4 6 y a rd s on 11 c a rrie s a n d A l Shipman a m a sse d 5 5 ya rd s. A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S - L e a v in g n o th in g lo ch a n c e , the L a k e M a ry H ig h S c h o o l b o y s' and g ir ls ' te n n is tea m s w o n a ll th e ir d o u b le s m a tch e s F rid a y e v e n in g at S a n la n d o P a rk to w ra p u p th e ir re sp e ctiv e S e m in o le A th le tic C o n fe re n c e c h a m ­ p io n s h ip s. It w a s the se co n d year In n ro w that the R a m s sw ept for the b o y s' a n d g ir ls ' title s. Fo r the L a k e M a ry bo ys, w h o c lin c h e d th e ir c ro w n T h u rs d a y . II w a s th e ir fifth c o n se c u tiv e S A C c h a m p io n s h ip . V llm a r S ilv a , the No. 1 sin g le s c h a m p io n , a n d D erek Pope, w h o w on the No. 2 sin g le s title, c o m b in e d lo w in the No. I d o u b le s c ro w n for L a k e M ary. A t No. 2 d o u b le s. No. 3 sin g le s c h a m p S h a w n Perce a n d No. 4 sin g le s c h a m p R a n d y B ro w n c la im e d the c ro w n for the R u m s. T h e L a k e M a ry g ir ls d id the sam e. L o r i J u n k e r a n d A m b e r B ra d le y (the No. 2 sin g le s c h a m p io n ) w in n in g the No. I d o u b le s title w h ile M egan Kraft (No. 3 sin g le s c h a m p io n ) a n d fo u r-tim e S A C s in g le s c h a m p io n Y v o n n e C a r ric o c la im e d the No 2 d o u b le s c ro w n . 2. C h ic a g o fcomplata listings on Pago 2B B u lls at BOYS Taam u o r t a - I t a k a M a r y ( L M I 71. 7 L a k a llra n lla y I L B ) M ; 7 O vlado IO) V a Sam lnola (SI 4. 7 L y m a n I L I 7. < L a ka H ow all ( L H I I No I lln g la ! F in a l! — V llm a r S ilv a I L M I d a l B r Ian E lr k ln IL B iaO .i a No. 7 S ln g la i F in a l! — D arak I’ opa I L M I d a l G a ra ld Jon#! (LB ) 6 0 d I No I S ln g la i F in a l! - Shawn P a rr a I L M ) d a l Todd Thom pion ( L B ) a 7. A 7 No 4 S ln g la i F in a l! — K a n d y B row n I L M I d a l A lac E th rld g * (L B U 4 .4 0 No I S ln g la i F in a l! — C o ry H a r r l! ( L M ) d a l J a io n La vln a ( L B I 4 7 . 4 1 .4 4 N o I O ou bla i S a m llln a lt — V llm a r S ilv a and O arak Popa I L M I dol Ban M a lv ln and P a la B u llln g lo n 10) I S ; B ria n E t lk ln and G a ra ld Jo n a ! ( L B ) d a l O it a r C a n on lra do and O a v ld E d w a rd ! (S) d a fa o ll; F in a l! — S ilv a and Pop# ( L M ) d a l E lr k ln and Jo n a ! I 7 No. 7 D o ub la i S a m lfln a li — Shawn P a rr a and K and y B row n ( L M ) d a l C h r li H aw k and N lr k P a n o ! (O) • 7. Todd T hom pion and A la r E lh rld g a ( L B ) d a l B ill Lan g and Sam Truong (L M ) i 7 F in a l! - P a rr a and B row n d a l T h om pion and E lh rld g a I 7 No I D o ub la i S a m llln a li — T ra ta y K o lte o i and K r lile n S la b b lm (O) dal C h la ra M ltk o k and M o lly Slgournay ( L B ) 1 7; L o ri Ju n ker and A m ba r B ra d le y ( L M ) d e l S lm ge K lr r a ll and W i l l i (L H I 4 0; F in a l! — Ju n k er and B ra d la y ( L M ) dal K o lie o ia n d S la b b lm g 4 Ne. 7 Double! S a m llln a li — M ag an K r a ll and Yvonna C a r r lt o IL M ) dal K ya n Long and K e lly H a rg ra v e (O) I 7. Sarah C a rlo and K a b a rra Bear ( L B ) d a l J a t ilt a Ro drigu ez and M e lli la F ra ra e ILM I I 7. F in a l! — K r a ll and C a r r lt o ( L M I d e l C e rto a n d B ear ( L B ) I S Hawks hand Lions first SA C defeat F ro m Staff Report* L O N G W (x >11 — N ever co u n t l.ake B ra n tle y out of a b a se b a ll race. A fte r lo s in g l l i r l r 11m l tw o S e m in o le A t h le t ic ( ’o n lc r c n c c s ta lls , som e m a y have th o u g h t that t ills w as g o in g lo In- a clown ih c v e a r (or L a k e I tram lev But a lte r F rid a y n ig h t's H O w h llr w u s liln g o f L y m a n G re y h o u n d s , ilie P a trio ts have no w w on stra ig h t c o n lr r c n c r m a tc lm p s a n d find th em se lves w ith L y m a n lo r se co n d place In Ihc S A C . a n d Just gam e b e h in d lea g u e -le a d in g O viedo. From Staff Reports 111** fo ur lie d one S c u ll C o n n e r 14 II w as the m a in llio r n In the sid e s ol I lie G re y h o u n d s F rid a y u lg lil as the le fth a n d e r tossed a lo u r-b ltte r a n d s tru c k out eig h t. J e ff B u tle r a n d J o e y lla r m c r paced the offense, as B u tle r w as 2 lo r 4 w ith tw o d o u b le s a n d three ru n s d riv e n tn a n d lla r m c r w as 2-for-4 w ith no RBI. pl l t a CjLY't v* ('■’ ■ ‘ K llc y C u la p u led L y m a n , g o in g l-fo r-2 w ith u d o u b le. L a k e B ra n tle y (10-0. 4-2 S A C ) w as In M ia m i to p la y u d o u b lc h ru d c r o n S a tu rd a y a n d w ill host L a k e M a ry In an S A C c n n ir a t W e d n e sd a y u lg lil. L y m a n (15-6. 4-2 S A C ) w ill be a l S e m in o le for a 3 p in S A C gam e to m o rro w (M onday). P A T R IO T S !. O R E Y H O U N O S O L«h# D rantlay •" 474 I - 4 11 4 L ym a n *** ^ ® ® * * Colmar and V a n d a iW a id a O n o n Mayda (41. L a w n (4) and K o lla i WF Connar I 4 U L P Ol«on (7 71 7B - L a k a B ra n tla y . B u lla r 7. L ym a n C a la p a IB nona H R nona H a c o rd i — L a k e B ra n tla y 14 4. 4 7 Sam lnola A th le tic C onference L y m a n 17 4. 4 7 Sam lnola A th le tic Conference * 3 * M#f*M Photo by Ctfwftrd W olf* Lym an aco Tom m y D ixon gave It tils best, but ho c o u ld not sto p a hot Lako Brantloy nine that has now w on lour straig ht S A C gam os to gain a tlo lo r socond. Win puts Rams back in contention By D E A N SMITH R A M S 7 . F IO H T I N G S E M I N O L E S 7 000 200 447 410 Samlnola LakaMary H orald S p o rts W riter L A K E M A R Y — It w a s a gam e o n ly the p itc h e rs w a n te d to w in . L a k e M a ry 's R ic h A le x a n d e r utid S e m in o le s I odd B ra d e n hooked u p In u c la s s ic p itc h e r's d u e l w ith the R a m s c o m in g o u t o il top 3-2 to c o m p le te a season s sw eep o f the F ig h tin g S e m ln o lc s In a S e m in o le A th le tic C o n fe re n c e co n te st at R a m s F ie ld F rld u y n ig h t. B u t us good as the p itc h in g w as. the fie ld in g w as even b»H4 7 ?Sr 5 ', ; * JB - HR non. R .c o rd , 0 - 1 a - ) Lam ,no). .7 4. ■ 7 SAC J $ 7 7 & Laka M a ry IS 4 .1 3 SAC w orse us n in e e rro rs led to a ll liv e ru n s I v ln g uneurned. " T h e y 'r e a ll to u g h ," sa id L a k e M u ry h ead co u ch A lla n T u ttle o f the w in . " T h e p itc h e r's were tre m en d o u s, hut C A S S E L B E R R Y - M ik e F e rre ll s w o rst fears have been realized. A w eek ago the O v ie d o bead co n ch w as co n ce rn e d that the t a l­ e n ted L a k e H o w ell baseb all w as at>out read y to start w h in in g II h ap p e n e d F rid a y n ig h t as the S ilv e r H a w k s b a n d e d the L io n s t lic lr llr s i S e m in o le A th le tic C o n fe re n c e s e tb a c k o l the scaM in. H-S. a I the L a k e H o w e ll baseb all field L a k e H o w e ll (11-10. I S S A C ) b ro k e a sco re le ss tie w ith thre e ru n s In itie txitto m of ilie In u rtli In n in g , b u t O v ie d o (14-7. 5-1) ap p e a re d to ta k e c o n tr o l «s It c a tn c u p w ith Bye r u n s In the top of the tilth Inning. T h e S liv e r I la w k s \ycix* n m goliig tn tie d r ille d tlic lr u p se t, h o w ever, a s th e y c a m e right b u ck In th e b o tto m of Ihc l l l l l i b illin g , w ith five r u n s to take the lead lo r good. I ln id B u tte rfie ld m in e o n In re lie f o f R ic h D lT o re a n d p lt r h c d sc o re le ss b a ll o v e r th e lln u l tw o In n in g s to gel Ills first d e c is io n ol i In- season. D lT o re a n d B u tle rfle ld a lso c a r ­ rie d the b ig b u ls f n r L u k e H o w e ll as D lT o re w as 2-li»-4 w ith th re e K i ll a n d t lu llc r f le d l w a s 2-for-2. T im S la v ik w us 2-fo r-t for O viedo. T h e L io n s were a l D e lto n a for a g am e o n S a tu rd a y and w ill he at L y m a n for a c ru c ia l S A C m a tc h u p on W e d n e sd a y . L a k e H o w ell w ill In­ a l S e m in o le on W ednesday. S I L V E R H A W K S 4. L IO N S S O viedo 000 474 4 - 7 7 I L a k a H a w a ii ooo 174 a - I 4 I M a lc a ll. H u g ltn lu ! 111. Magga (SI and H y n a i D lT o ra . H u lla rtla ld (II andG III W P - B u lla f lla ld (1 0 ) L P — R u g ta n lu i Sawa - nona IB — nona IH — nona H R - nona R e cord ! - O v la d o 14 7. 7 I S A C . L a k e H ow all II 10. > 7 SAC □ See Baseball. Page 3U Scott just misses triple jump mark - By TO H Y DsSORMIBR H orald S p o rts Editor Andre Scott L O N G W O O D — S e m in o le 's A n d re S c o t! cam e w ith in tw o Inches o f b e co m in g the n a tio n 's best h ig h sch o o l t r ip le J u m p e r e v e r F r ld u y n ig h t at th e L y m a n In v ita tio n a l. , __ , , , , , S c o tt w on the trip le Ju m p w ith a leap ol .rJ feet. I n Inches, less thun tw o Inches o ff the n a tio n a l re co rd o f .»J feet. 9W Inches set b y B ria n T a b o r of A th e n s . G a.. on J u n e 11. 1989. . . . . H e a lso sm a sh e d th e m eet reco rd or 5 0 -4 v* (w h ich lie set lust scuson) a n d exceeded the re c o g n ize d state re co rd o f 3 1-6 (set b y B o o n e 's J a m e s B e e kfo rd ( s e t at the C la s s 4 A state tra c k m eet last year). T h e F lo rid a H ig h S c h o o l A c tiv itie s A s s o c ia tio n o n ly re co g n ize s re c o rd s set (h irin g s la te m eet c o m p e titio n . B c lln d c r M o rg an gave S e m in o le a reco rd -settin g sw eep o f the trip le Ju m p as sh e bro ke the g ir ls ' meet reco rd o f 30 -1 0 (V anessa K in g . E v a n s. 1993) w ith her ...4___ 1___a l... i si Iff. I w in n in g le a p o l '38-1. ............ In a ll. seven m eet re co rd s fell l-rld ay n lg ltl. T h e S e m in o le b o ys sh a tte re d t lic lr 4 x 100-m eter re la y o f 42 l se co n d s |sct at last year s m eet) as S co tt. C o ry W ils o n . D e ric k S w a in , u n d C h a r lie F a rm e r posted a w in n in g tim e o f 41.4. B o th 4 x 4 0 0 -m c tc r re la y re c o rd s w ere low ered . T h e Dr P lillllp H ijlr ls w on In 3:57.7 (b re a kin g the reco rd o f 4 01 3 set by S e m in o le In 1984) w h ile the W in te r H a v e n b o y s ca m e In nl 3:21.1 (e c lip sin g the m a rk o f 3:23 .0 set b y O a k Rfdge In 1979). E v a n s ' V a n e ss a K in g , w h o saw her trip le J u m p re co rd b ro k e n , set u new sta n d a rd lit the lo n g Ju m p w ith Iter w in n in g effort o f 19-2. T h e o ld m a rk w as 18-11. set b y L y m a n 's P rin c e s s Reese tn 1979. T h e o ldest reco rd to fall w u s the troys JO O -m ctcr Intermediate Imrdle mark, w here O ak R idge s J o h n n y L o v e w on In 37.0. s h a v in g a se co n d o ff of the mark scl by Edge-water's J e ff D ix o n In 1977. C See Invitational. Page 3B White Sox, Cubs administer Babe Ruth beatings From Staff Reports S A N F O R D — T h e N o b les C o n s tru c tio n W h ite S o x th u m p e d a n o th e r A m e ric a n D iv is io n c o n ­ te n d e r a n d the E lk s L o d g e No. 1241 C u b s got b a c k Into Ihc N a tio n a l D iv is io n race In a p a ir of ro u ts In the S a n fo rd R e cre a tio n D e p a rtm e n t Babe R u th B a s e b a ll Lea g u e F rid a y e v en in g . □ 5:3 0 p.m . W ESH O rla n d o M a g ic. 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Pole-Hitter G u ry M y e rs too k a d v a n ta g e o f F r a n k F le m in g 's tro u b le s o ne la p fro m the end S a tu rd a y a n d w on the L o w e 's 150 N A S C A R m o d ifie d race h ir h is first v ic to ry o n the c ir c u it. > A fte r g iv in g u p the lead on the o p e n in g lap. M y e rs took c o m m a n d fo r the n e x t 4 2 la p s In a C h e v ro le t before F le m in g o v e rto o k h im In Ills P o n tia c . T im A rre c a m e u p fro m the e ig h th p o s itio n to c a tc h F le m in g on la p 72. but he su rre n d e re d the lead to F le m in g Just 14 lu j« fro m the end. A p p a re n tly h e a d in g for v ic to ry . F le m in g s c a r q u it on la p 149. a n d M y e rs passed h im to get the c h e c k e re d d a g a n d the $ 3 ,6 5 0 first-p la ce m o ney. B o b b y H u tc h e n s w u s se co n d In a C h e v ro le t, fo llo w e d b y P h ilip S m it h In an O ld s m o b llc a n d A rre In a C h e v ro le t. 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T e v a t A rlin g to n I NBA STANDINQS A ll Tim es E O T EASTERNCO NFERENCE A tla n tic D iv is io n W L P el. 54 73 701 y N ew Y o rk « O rla nd o 44 31 .597 New Je rse y 47 31 531 M ia m i 40 31 513 B o ilo n 30 47 WO P h ila d e lp h ia J4 5) 317 W ashington 77 55 2 U C e n tra l D iv itio n 54 73 701 a A tla n ta n C h ica g o 54 74 197 44 14 514 n C le v e la n d Indiana 47 35 545 37 40 441 C h a rlo tte D e tro it 70 57 710 19 SB 747 M ilw a u k e e W ESTERNCO H FERENCE M idw est D iv is io n w L Pci v Houston 51 71 777 <San A ntonio 53 71 171 49 78 131 >U le h >D enver IB 39 494 M in n eso ta 70 57 760 D e lla s It 66 143 P a c lllc O toitlon 10 IB 719 y S eattle ■ Phoenln 57 71 661 41 31 597 ■ G olden Slate 41 37 590 a P o rtla n d L A L a k e rs 33 44 479 L A C lip p e rs 71 51 331 76 51 33f S a cra m en to a c lin c h e d p la y o llt e r lh y c lin c h e d d lv ltlo n t llle F rid a y 's O a m tt B o tlo n 111, Of la n d o llO . lO T N ew Y o rk 101. W ashington 10 N ew Jersey III. O etrolt 114. O T C le ve la n d lt t , M ia m i IM C h ic a g o It, C h ar loti* I ) Indiana 1)0. M in n eso ta 113 D a lla s W, Denver 11 A lla n la 10). M ilw a u k e e ** P o rtla n d 10), L A L a k e rs 100 S a tu rd a y 's O a m tt Lata O a m tt Nat Included P b o a n la W , S a n A n 1on lot4 S t a llla 100, H o u sto n 4! P h ila d e lp h ia #1 A lla n la , In i S a c ra m e n lo a l D a lla s , (n l C la v a la n d a tM llw a u k a e . (n l L A L a k t rs at L . A . C lip p e rs , (n) U tah a l Golden Stale, In) S unday’ s O a m tt Boston a l W ashington, I) 30p m I n d ia n a a lD a lr o ll, I3:30p m New Y o r k i t C tM r lo tto, 3 p m D e n v er a l M innesota. 1 p m . New J t r t a y a l M ia m i, 4p.m . C h ica go a l O rla nd o, 1:30 p.m . H ouston a l P o rtla n d , 10 lO p m GB —1 17 to I4to 74 X) 37 — to IQ1? 17 17 34 35 GB — 4 7 IB 31 45 — • 13to 14 7!to 33'1 31to NBA BOXES F rid a y n lg M 't g a m t t C E L T I C S 1 11 ,M A O IC 110 H O T ) O R L A N D O (110) S cotl 3 1) 4 t II. T urner 3 II 0 0 10. O 'N t a l t t 3! * 1 4 41, H « rd« w ay 1 14 0 I 14, A n derson f I! 4 * 33, A v e n l 0 4 0 0 0. S k lle t 1 * 0 0 3, K ry tlk o w la k 0 1 0 0 0. R ollln sO O O O O . Total*: 43 103 14 1* 110 BO STON H i l l R a d io I I 14 3 J 2*. Fee 6 II 1 1 13, P a ris h 4 15 0 0 13. B row n * I t* 4 IS, D o ug la s 7 17 3 3 14, P in c k n e y 3 1 I I II. E a r l 0 1 0 0 0, M c D a n ie l 0 1 0 0 0, G a m b ia 3 « 0 0 4 T o la lt: 44 104 13 11 111. O rla n d o 11 3! I t II 4 I - lit Boston 31 3* I I 11 * II - I1J 3 P o in t goals — O rla nd o 4 11 (Scott 2 3. S k lla s 1 2 . A n d e r M n I S, T u r n e r 0 1, H a rd a w a y 0 I), B otlo n 1 4 (B ro w n 12, Fon 3-3. M c D a n ie l 0 1). Fouled out — None Rebounds — O rla n d o 43 ( O 'N ta l, H a rd a w a y, T u rn e r 111, Boston «» ( P a ris h I*). A ssist* — O rla n d o 22 (H a rd a w a y 12). Ooston 14 (F o e , D o ug la s 10). T o ta l fo u b — O rla n d o 20. B o tlo n 33 A - 14.1*0 C A V A L I E R S I O t , H E A T IM M I A M I (IM I R ic e 4 I t 4 4 If. Lor*) 3 14 3 3 12. S a lle y 4 12 cmmi nm ) 2 3 10, S m ith M l 10 12 3). Shew 3 7 0 0 1. C oles 1 II 0 0 10. S e lk a ly 2 3 1 1 3 . M in e r 1 1 0 0 2. G e lo e r 1 1 1 4 3, B u rton 1 3 0 0 2. T ota ls 13 IS 22 1*100 C L E V E L A N D (10*1 P h il Is 4 1 3 1 IF, H ig g in s 13 0 0 3. W illia m s 4 1 1 1 1 1 3 . W ilk in s ! 134 4 71. P r i c e ! I t 1 1 24. H ill 1 4 I 10 13. B ra n d o s 1 1 1 2 4. M ill* ] 10 3 4 11. A le .a n d e rO O O O O Totals: 13 713t 4*109 M ia m i 14 IS 31 14 - I M C le ve la n d si ii n i t - it * 1 P o in t go a ls - M ia m i I 11 ( R ic e 1 3. S m ith 31. Shaw 1 1 ). C le ve la n d 3 13 ( P r ic e 3 4. W ilk in s 1 1. H ig g in s 0 I M ills 0 II F o u le d out - Long, P h lllt . R e b o in d s — M ia m i 54 (R ice 13), C le v e la n d 34 ( M ills 101 A ssists - M ia m i 21 (L o n g , Sm ith 31, C levelan d 20 ( P r ic e 4) T o ta l lo u ls — M ia m i 31, C le v e la n d 14 T e c h n ic a ls — S m ith , C le v e la n d c o a c h F ra le lto . C le v e la n d llfeg al defense F la g ra n t lo u l s - W i lk in * A — l*.34a NHL PLAYOFFS A ll T im e t E D T C O N F E R E N C E Q U A R T E R F IN A L S (B est o f ! ) EASTERNCO NFERENCE N Y . R a n g ers vs. M Y . Islan ders Sunday. A p r il 17 N Y Islan ders a l N Y . R angers I 04 p m M o n day, A p ril II N Y Islan ders a l N Y Rangers, 7 31 p m T h u rsd a y . A p ril 11 N Y R a n g ers at N Y Islanders, 7 31 p m Sunday, A p r il 74 N Y R a n g ers at N Y Islanders. I M p m M onday. A p r il! ) N Y Islanders a l N Y R angers, II rteres sa ry . 1 3 p m W ednesday, A p r il 77 N Y R a n g ers a t N Y Islanders. II necet s a ry , 7 l i p m F rid a y . A p r il 7* N Y Islanders a l N Y Rangers, it neces s a ry .I M p m P ittsb u rg h v s W ashington S u n d ry , A p r il 17 W ash in gto n a l P ittsb u rg h , 7 31 p m Tuesday, A p r il I* W a sh in g to n * ! P llls b u rg h , 7 U p m Th u rsday. A p r il 71 P llls b u r g h al W ashington. 7 M p m Saturday, A p r il 7) P ittsb u rg h a l W a s h lig to n , 7 M p m M o n da y. A p r il 73 W ashington at PIH d ju rg h . II n ecessary. 7:31 p.m W ednesday. A p r il 77 P llls b u r g h a l W a d iln q lo n l l necessary 7 Mp m F rid a y , A p r il 7* W ash in gto n a f P ltld iu rg h , II necessary 7 Ppm New Je rs e y vs. B u lle lo Sunday. A p r il 17 O e lt a iu a l N ew J e r t e r . 7 J a p m Tuesday, A p r il I* t lu t fa lo a l New Je rse y , 7 M p m Th u rsday, A p r il 71 New Je rs e y a l B u ffa lo , M l p m S atu rday, A p r il7) N ew Je rse y at B u ffa lo . 7 M p m M o n da y, A p r i l )) R u lla lo a l New Jersey, II n ece ssa ry 7 M p m W ednesday, A p r il 77 New Jersey af Ouflafo, it n ecessary, 7 )* p m F rid a y , A p r il 7* B u ffa lo a l Naw J e rw y , l l n ece ssa ry 7 l l p m Horton vs M o n tre a l Saturday. A p r il IS M o n tre a l a l B o tlo n . In) M on day, A p r il II M o n tre a l at Boston, 7 3* p m T h u rsda y, A p r il 31 B oston a l M o n tre a l, 7 3* p m S a tu rda y. A p r il II Boston a l M o n tre a l. 1:04 p m M o n da y. A p r il IS M o n tre a l a l Boston. II necessary, 7 1* p m W ednesday, A p r il 37 B o tlo n a l M o n trea l, II n ecessary, 7 la p m F rid a y . A o r ll 2* M o n tre a l a l Boston, II necessary. 7 3* p m W ESTERN CO N FEREN CE D e troit v s San Jose M o n day. A p r il II San Jose a l D e lro ll. 7 la p m W ednesday, A p r il 71 San J n w . il D e tro it. 7 M p m F rid a y . A p r il 71 D e ir o ll a l San Jose, 10 3* p m S a tu rda y, A p r il 1) D e tro it at Sar, Jose, 10 38 p m T uesday, A p r il) * D e tro it a l Sen Jose, II necessary. 10 3 1 p m T h u rsd a y , A p r il 1* San Jose a l D e tro ll, It n ecessary, 7 JOp m Saturday, A p r il 30 San J o t e a l D e iro ll, II n ecessary, 7 30 p m C a lg a ry vs. V a n cou ver M onday. A p r il II V a n c o u v e r a l C a lg a r y . f H p m W ednesday. A p r il 10 V a n co u v e r at C a lg a ry ,* 31 p m F rid a y . A p r il 11 C a lg a ry a l V a n co u v er, 10 31 p m Sunday. A p r il 14 C a lg a ry a l V a n co u v e r, 3 04 p m T uesday, A p r il 74 V a n co u v e r e l C a lg a ry . II n ecessary. » 11 p m Thursday, A p r il 31 C a lg a ry a l V a m o u w ir, II necessary, 10 33 pm S aturday, A p r il 30 V a n co u v e r a l C a lg a ry . It necessary, a 04 pm Toronto vs. Ch icago M o n d a y , A p r il II C h lc a g o a l Toronto. 7;34p m , W ednesday, A p r il 70 C h lc a g o a l Toronto. 7 :3 1 p m S a tu rda y, A p r il I I Toronto a l C h icago, 1 :3 4 p m Sunday, A p r il 14 Toronto a l C h icago. I U p m T u esday, A p r il I I C h lc a g o a l Toronto. II necessary, 2:31 p m Th u rsday, A p r il 21 Toronto a l C h ic a g o lln e c e t u r y , l : 3 l p m . S a tu rda y, A p r il 30 C h lc a g o a l Toronto. It necessary, I 04 p m D a lla s v*. St. L o u is Sunday, A p r il 17 St L o u is a l D a lla s , I 04p m W e d n ttd a y , A p r il 20 SI, L o u is at O a lla s. • 3 3 p m F rid a y , A p r il 11 D a lla s a l St. Lou is. 1:13 p m, Sunday, A p r il 14 D a lla s a l SI Louis, 3 33 p m Tuesday, A p r il 2* 51. L o u is a l D a lla s . II n ecessary, 3 33 p m . T h u rtd iy , A p r il 21 D a lla s a l St Louis. II n ece ssa ry , 1 :33 p m S a tu rda y, A p r il 30 SI. L o u is a ! D a lla s , ll n ecessary, o 0*p m AUTO RACINQ N A S C A R F ir s t Union 404. Lineup N O R T H W I L K E 5 B O H O , N C, The s t a r t in g lin e u p lo r S u n d a y t N A S C A R W ln tlo n C u p F ir s t U n io n 400 a l N o rth W llk e s b o r o S p e e d w a y w llh d r iv e r , hom etow n, m ane o l ca r and a v era g e speed In m ph: 1 E r n l* Irvan , M odesto, C a ll) , F o rd , 11*014 m ph, tra c k q u e llly ln g record ; pr* vlou s re c o rd 117*14 m ph. Date E a rn h a rd t. A p r il 14. 1993; 2. O retl Bodine, Chem ung, N Y , F o rd , III 334 3 Ted M u tg ra v * F ra n k lin , W it., F o rd , III *01; 4 B ill E 81lo ll, H la irs v ille , G a . F o rd . 11*303 3. G e o lt Bodine, O ie m u n g , N Y , F o rd . I l l 133. I. G re g S a c k s W in te r P e rk , F o rd , 111.171 7. S t e r lin g M a r lin . C o lu m b ia . T e n n . C h iv r o le l . 111.218; I . J im m y S p e n c e r. B e rw ic k , P a , F o rd , 11*0*3 *, K en S ch ra d or, Fenton, M o . C h evrolet, 111.013; 10. T e rry Labonl*. C orp u s C h rlttl. Tim R ain es Ib a Sanford natfvo and S o m ln o lo H lflh S c h o o l graduate now p lay in g (or the C h ic a g o W h llo Sox. H is stata arc for Iho 1994 so aso n In Iho first colum n, p o rs o n a lb e B l soason lo la ls tn tho so c o n d c o lu m n and cu rro n l enroor lo la ls (Including 1994 gam es) In tho Ihlrd colum n. On Friday night, Rninoa went 0-for 4 ns Iho W h ile Sox 9U(fored a 5-3 netback at tho hands of Iho B o sto n Rod Sox. S a tu rd a y ’s gam e botw eon tho W h lto Sox and Rod S o x w as po stp o ned b o c a u a o o t rain.* R A IN E S G A U G E ’94 boat 7 G a m o s .............. A l- b n ls .............. 30 3 R u n s .................. 0 H its 2 R B I ..................... 0 D o u b lo s ............ 0 T r ip le s ............... 2 H om o ru n s........ 1 S lo o ls .............. A v o ra g o ............. 200 100 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 33A C a te g o ry e n ro o r T e v a t, C h evrolet. 117 tin II J e re m y M a yftrtd, N a s h v ille , T enn. F o rd , 1)7*11; 17 J e ll G ordon, H ills b o ro in d .C h e v ro le t, 117 m I) M a r k M a r lin , (krtesvllle. A rk F ord 1171)0, 14 H u l S lrlck jin . C a le ra . A l * . F ord 117 *07 11 M o rg a n Sh eph erd Conover. N C F ord 117 7*4; I* R u sty W allace. SI Louis. Ford, 117.73* 17 R ic k M a s l. R ockbridge Births Va , F o r d . 117 1)1 II M ic h a e l W a llr ip . O w ensboro. K y . Pontiac, 117 377 I f D ate E a r n h a r d l K a n n a p o lis. N C C h e v ro le t, 117 73* 20 Cksve M e re ly W ausau. W is . C hevrolet. 117 212 71 C h u ck Oown. P o rtla n d O re F ord 117 20* 27 D e rn k e Crjw . Spanaw ay W ash F o rd . 117 071 7) John A n d re tti Indianapolis Chevrolet 117 03*. 74 B o b b y H a m ilto n . N e sh vtll* Tenn . P o n tia c, 114 *3* 23 R ic k y Rudd. C le v a peaky V a F o rd 11*13) 7* Todd Badme. Chem ung N Y F o rd 11*141 77 W a lly DaM enbath J r . B a sa lt, Colo P o n lla c . 114 114. 71 K yle P a lly . H ig h Pom l. N C . Pon tia c. 114 44* 7* L a k e Speed. Jackson M is s . F o rd 11*701 TO H a rr y G ie il T a y lo rs v ille N C C h e v ro le t H A M S II D a le la r r e ll H ic k o ry N C Chevrolet II* 314 37 Ja y Hedgecock H ig h P o in t N C F o rd I la 477 33 D a r r e ll W a llrip . F r a n k lin Tann C h e v r o le t , 11* 14) 34 D ic k t r i c k l e W isco n sin R a p id s W ise C h e v ro la l. II* 34* 3) J e ll B u rton H a iila a . V a . F o rd 111 131. p r o v is io n a l s ta rte r J* B obb y L a b o n le C o rp u s C h r ls ll, Tevas P o n lla c 113**7 p ro v isio n a l t la r le r Long B t a c h G P L in eu p L O N G B E A C H C a lil th e lin eu p lor Su n day's Toyota G r a n t P r iv o l Lon g Beach Indy ca r ra c * . w llh re s id e n c e or horn* co un try, type o l ca r w>rt q u a lH y in g speed in m ph I P a u l T ra cy. Canackl. Pen ske llm o r V* D. IM 430 (b re a ks tra c k q u a lify in g re c o rd ol 101 1*1. s a l in A p r il 1*9)by N ig e l M a n s e ll) . 7 A l iJn se r 3r . A lb u q ie rq u e , N M . Penske llm o r V I D. IM 407 7 E m e rso n F llt lp a ld L (Ira n i, P en ske llm o r V I D. 10* TOO. 4 N ig e l M a n se ll. C le ir w e le r , L e i* F o rd Caterer th X IL IM 171 3 R o bby G ordon. Ornnge, C e l l l , L o la F o rd C osw orth X B . IM 004. * M a r io A n d re tti, N a ia r e lh , P a , L o la F o rd C o sw o rth X B 10* 1)7 7 H aul Boesel. (Ira n i. L o la F o rd Cosw orth X B . 10*13) I M a u rtclo G u g e lm ln (Ira n i R e yn a rd F o rd C o tw o rI i X B . 10* a*o » M ic h a e l A n d r e lll. N a i a r e lh . P a R e y n a rd F o rd Cosw orth X B , 10**14 10 S le la n Joh « n tton , Sweden l*») P e n sk e llm o r V I D. 10* 480 It B obby R a h a l, D ilib n , O hio, L o la Honda V I. 10*44) 13 feet Fabl, Italy R e yn a rd llm o r V I D IOA 4M II M a rc o G re cu [Irani. L o la F o rd Cos w orth X B . !G* 40* 14 Jacq u es V lllen eu v e Can ada, R e y n a rd F o rd C o s w u rlb X B . 10* 741 13 S cotl Goodyear, Canada. L o ta F o rd C osw orth X B . 10*M l . I* A rt* L u ye n d y k. Ihe N eth erlan ds, L o la llm o r Indy V I D. 10* 014 17 D o m in ic Dobson. T ru c k * * , C a ll! L o la F o rd Cosw orth X B . 103 7*1, II M a rk S m ith , M rM In n v Ille , O f* , Lola F o rd Cos w orth X B . 10) 707 I* A d ria n F ern a n ctir, M e vico, R e yn a rd llm o r V I D, 103**3 : 70 A le ss a n d ro Zam p ed rl. Ilasly. I f f ) L o la Iknor V I C. 103 *70 31 S c o li Sharp, WINon, C o n n , L o la F o rd Cosw orth X B . 10S47I. 77 W illy T R lbb s. San Jose, C e l l l , I f f ) Lola F o rd C osw orth X U . 10) *3* 73 J im m y V a ste r. D isc o v e ry U ay. C a l i l . R e y n a rd F o rd Cosw orth. 105.411. 24 M ik e G ro ff. Los A n geles. Lola Honda V I. 103 301 23 D a v y Jones. G lerb ro o k , N ev , L o la F o rd C o sw o rth X B , 103 122, 2* R o b b ie B uhl. C ro s s e Poin t*. M ic h , 1*9) L o la F o rd C ot w orth X B . 104 277 27 F ra n c k F reo n , F ran ce, l**3 L o la F o rd C osw orth X B . 104 M 3 . 21 C la u d e Bourbon n a lt. C a n a d a . 1*9) L o la llm o r V I C. 104 031 2* R o b b ie G r o lt L o t A n g e le s . 1**3 P e n s k e llm o r V I C. 1 0)7**, 30 B u d d y L a ile r , V a il, C olo . 19*3 L o la llm o r V I C. 10) 711 P a c ific G r i n ) P r l i Lin eu p A I D A . Ja p a n — S ta rlin g lineup lo r Sun d a y ’ s P a c ific G ra n d P iia on the 2 291 m il* T I c ir c u it w llh d riv e r, csu n lry . m a ke a l ca r, la s te s t q u a lify in g la p lim e and le a d e r’ s a v era g e speed In m ph I A y rto n Senna. B ra / ll. W illia m s Ren ault I m in u te, 10711 seuMids. 117 7 m ph. 3 M ic h a e l S ch u m a ch er, G e rm a n y , B en ello n F o rd , 1110 440 3 D a m on H ill, O rdain , W ilia m s R enault, 1 10 771; 4 M i k a H a k k ln e n . F in la n d , M c L a re n Peugeot, 1:11*1) 3 G e r h a r d B e r g t r , A u s t r ia , F e r r a r i, 1:1 1.774; * M a r l i n B r u n d l* . . B r it a in . M c L a r» n P tu g e o t, 1:12.377 7, N ic o la L a r ln l. Italy, F e r r a r i, I 17 377; • R u b en s B a r r lc h e llo . U r a lll. J o rd a n H a rt, I 17 409 9 C h ris tia n F ltla p a ld l. B ra y ll, Fo o tw o rk F o r d , 1 : 1 2 4 4 4 ; 10 J o t V e r s t a p p e n , N eth erla n d s. B e n e llo n F o rd . 1:12 114 II. H t ln t t H a r a ld F r e n lie n , G e r m a n y . Sauber M e rced es. 1:13:6*4; 17 M a r k B lu n d e ll. B rita in , T y rre ll Yam ah a. I 17 731. 13 G ia n n i M o rbIM III, Ita ly, Footw ork F o rd . 1:1314*; 14 U kyo K a ta y a m a . Japan, T y r r e ll Y a m a h a , 1:1)013 I). M ic h e l* A lb o re la Italy. M in a r d i Ford. l : 1 3 . 0 U t I* E r ik C o m a s . F r a n c * . L a ro u tt* F o rd , 1 :11 III 17 P ie r L u la l M a rtin i, Italy, M in a rd i Ford. 1:13 31*1 II. E r ic B ern a rd , F ra n c* . L lg ie r R e n a u lt. 1:13*11. If, K a r l W a n d lln g e r. A u s tria , S auber M e rced es. 1:13133; 20 A g u rl S u iu k l, Ja p a n , Jo rd a n H a rt, 1.13*37 11, O liv ie r B e r e tla M o n aco, L a rro u s se F o rd , 1:14.101; 3J O liv ie r P e n is. F ra n ce . L lg ie r R e n a u lt, I 1410* 23. J o h n n y H e r b e r t , B r it a in , L o tu s M u g e n H on da. 1: 14 424; 74. P e d ro L a m y , P o r t u g a l, L o y u s M u g e n H o n d a , 1:14 417, 13 D a v id B rabh am . A u stra lia . S lm le k F o rd , | : 14 74|; 3* R o la n d R a lie n b e rg e r, A u s tria . S lm le k F o rd . 1 14 33* 77, B e rtr a n d G oehot, F ra n c e , P a c ific llm o r, l:1*.*27; 71 Pa u l Belm ondo. F ra n ce , P a c lllc llm o r, 1-17 430 QOLP H * rlt* g * C lM t lc I t o r e i H I L T O N H E A D IS L A N D , S C . - S to re s S a tu rd a y a lt e r th* t h t d round of Ihe >1 23 1,824 6,906 1,214 2,057 709 332 100 125 752 298 T im R n ln o s m illio n H « r» U Q f C lm ilc * p lfty ti) on tho A,'9td yrtfd p4f it I H-ic ti>ur Town G o ll t t n k i 1 M nle Irw in t M I t t - lf t M u itC o c h rA n #1 41 N - 1 0 0 G re g N o rm a n I f M I f —JOO n o fc ft’et I W 0 4I ICJ l) ,iv id t r o l l >0*1 H 7Q> Not .in HenImp J o tfMtr P a m tv M i J im M c G o v trn O AvId E dwArd% AIa t to D a w io n M ffceS tA n d lr j A llM A g o e r l W A y rw iL tv l r red F u n i IT H - KM I i I I i t — JOs 1^ 14 J l - 704* 70 /I 14 KW 70 70 M • 704, 7 II» Ii JOA 17 71 4 7 - 706 47 7 0 I t '7 0 I 14 70 71 706 L P G A A tljn tA k N M S T O C K M M ID G E . 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P H O E N I X S U N S - Signed Skeeter H enry guard, to a co ntract Icr the r e t l of the vaavon P la ce d M a lc o lm M acKey, forw ard, on the Injured lif t FO O TBALL N ation al Football League B U F F A L O B IL L S R e tlg n e d N a te T u r n e r , r u n n in g b a c k S ig n e d C r a i g H en drickson, offensive tackte. G le n Young, lin e b a c ke r, and G re g P a te rra . fu llb a c k M I A M I D O L P H I N S - Signed K e lly Stout fer and Doug Pedervan. q u a rte rb a c k !; Rob C o o n i, lig h t end; and D e m e rit Johnton, wide re ce iv e r. N E W E N O L A N D P A T R IO T S - R e tlgned S a m G a s h , t u ll b a c k . D a v id B a v a r o . lin e b a c ke r, and Doug *Aone. g uard C anadian Football League S H R E V E P O R T P I R A T E S - Signed T erry S m ith , wide receiv er TV/RADIO A U T O R A C IN G l p m „ 3 30 a m - E S P N , N A S C A R , F irs t U n ion 400. (L | 4 p m — W F T V *, IndyCer. 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N ew Y o rk R o n g e rt vs New Y o rk Islanders, (L ) T E N N IS 10 30 a m ,, J a m — S U N , E d d e lm a n P ro C la s s ic W R E S T L IN O 8 p m — SC, College, Iowa S late at Iowa R*tSo A U T O R A C IN O 17 43 p m - W W Z N A M (1440), IM S A Hoad A lla n la , 3 p m - W G T O A M (3401, N A S C A R , F ir s t U n ion 300. tape delayed B ASEBALL I p m - W G T O A M ()40|, San F ra n c is c o G la n ls a t F lo rid a M a rlin s 3:30 p m . - W T L N A M (1320), S oulhern League. O rla n d o e l H u ilt v lll* 7 V) p.m , - W W Z N A M (144), B a ltim o re O rio le s at T e v a t Rangers BASKETBALL S J O p m - t W D B O A M (3*0). p reg am * 4:04 p m , W E O G F M 1*3 I), N B A , C h ica g o B u lls a t O rla n d o M a g ic �V l ***'•*» i Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, April 17, 1!MM - an FISA to host big saltw ater fishing tournam ent T h e F lo rid a Insh ore S p o rtfis h in g A s s o c ia tio n l» s p o n s o r in g th e " M o s q u it o L a g o o n I n s h o re M asters S la m " fla ilin g to u rn a m e n t on J u n e 5, 1994, T h is to u rn a m e n t Is an a ll a rtific ia l, boat lo u r n n m r n l In w h ic h ang ler* w ill he fis h in g for trout, re d flsh a m i Jacks. S o m e ru le s are listed below , a n d If y o u a rc Interested In fu rth e r I n f o r m a t i o n , w r i t e t he F lo r id a I n s h o r e S p u rtfls h ln g A s s o c ia tio n at I’ .O. Ilo x 1536. N ew S m y rn a B ench 3 2 170 -1530. 1. T h e e n try fee for the "M o s q u ito baboon Inshore M a ste rs G ra n d S ia m " Is #30 per a n g le r. A n g le rs m a y p re-reg ister by se n d in g th e ir e n try fee to the a d d re ss on the to u rn a m e n t a p p lic a tio n . A n g le rs m a y also reg ister al the a n g le rs' m e e tin g ill H lv e rv lc w C h a r lie 's on J u n e 4 bu t w ill lie assessed a late c h a rg e o f $5 2. T h e sla m Is an a ll a rtific ia l to u rn a m e n t a n d a ll a n g le rs u n d e rsta n d a n d agree that no liv e brill A n g le rs m a y leave th e ir boats In case o l a n e m e rg e n c y o r to re tu rn to the w e lg h -ln area w here, th e y m u st ch e ck in w ith a lo u rn a m c u l o fficia l. A n y a n g le r found out o f th e ir boat w ill be d isq u a lifie d . 4. A ll boat o c c u p a n ts m u st be registered a n g le rs a n d m u st have paid th e ir e n try fee. A n y bout fo u n d w it h tin u n r c g ls t e r d a n g le r o r o c c u p a n t w ill be d isq u a lifie d . 3. No to u rn a m e n t Ixiat m a y rislt w ith in liftv 150) feet of a n o th e r a n g le r's boat. N o to u rn a m e n t tio ats m a y rid e aside o f o ne a n o th e r w h ile u n d e rw a y . T o u rn a m e n t a n g le rs In different boats m a y not c o m b in e c n lch e s. N o th in g m a y be e x c h a n g e d betw een bonis. A n y to u rn a m e n t boat fo u n d v io la tin g these ru le s w ill be d is q u a lifie d . 6. A ll fish m u st be c a u g h t fro m a boat w ill) a rod and reel a n d lin e u s in g a n a r tific ia l lure 7. A ll to u rn a m e n t a n g le rs m u st a b id e b y federal a n d state re g u la tio n s, la w s a n d ru le s g o v e rn in g w ill Ire used d u rin g ih c to u rn a m e n t. A ll bou ts w ill be c h e c k e d p rio r to the to u rn a m e n t to Insure there Is no liv e ba it o r cast nets. A n y a n g le r fo u n d u s in g liv e bait w ill be d is q u a lifie d . 3. T h e sla m Is an a ll ixrnt to u rn a m e n t a n d a ll a n g le rs u n d e rsta n d and agree that th ey cannot lea ve th e ir b o a ts lo fish from sh ore o r w ade fish the ta k in g o f sajl w a te r fish. 8. A ll b o ats r iiu s l c h e c k In. be In the w a te r a n d depart from the c o u n ty ra m p s at B c llu m e Be ach . T h e re w ill he no lls h ln g u n til the o ffic ia l a ta ri o f the to u rn a m e n t at a p p ro x im a te ly 0 a m ., J u n e 5. V io la to rs w ill be Im m e d ia te ly d is q u a lifie d . 9. A ll a n g le rs w ill p ro m o te " C a t c h a n d R e le a s e " by b rin g in g th e ir c a tc h In to be w eighed In liv e re n d itio n . T h e re w ill he a 2 0 -p o ln l p e n a lly for a de ad flail w elgh-ln and a 10 point b o n u s fo r a liv e release. A n g le rs m a y re tu rn lo the w e lg h -ln area b e g in n in g at 7 n.m . to h ave th e ir c a tc h w eig h ed In. A D N R b io lo g ist w ill be on b a n d to h e lp Insu re liv e releases o f Im irtin m c n l Fish 10. A l l t o u r n a m e n t a n g le r s w ill d is p la y to u rn a m e n t s tic k e rs In su c h a m a n n e r d ia l c a n be seen b y to u rn a m e n t o fficia ls. II. A ll fish m ust he legal size a c c o rd in g to sa ltw a te r ru le s Trio shares Hot Shot recognition in Playtime Dart League Spaolal to tha Herald V S A N F O R D — T h is w e e k 's 1lot S h o t s n r r T .J . M ay f r o m Q u iv e rs. John McCauley from B a m b o o C a f e a h d G e o rg e Simpkins o u t or L u k e M a ry Fill). May had s ix w in s a n d three h n l tric k s , w h ile McCauley and Slmpklna posted six w in s each T h e top la d le s th ro w e rs were Donna Oakea (B am b o o Cafe). Joan Richer (U ncle N ick s) and Shannon ltall (Lake M a ry Pub) w ith fo u r w in s a n d o n e hat tric k each and Kim Goodaon (U ncle N ic k s) w ith fo u r w ins. T h e top m e n w ere Donnie Ball (Q uivers) and Ted Ingram (Lake M a r y Pub) w ith fiv e w in s, one h u ll and I (nine) dart out each LAD IES'A LEAGUE T h e re Is a real fight at the top as ba ke M a ry P u b 's No Answer. B a m b o o C a fe 's Bamboo Magic a n d U n c le N ic k 's K ut W /2 T a ils are a ll (led fnr llr s l w ith 22 w in s, w h ile D.J.'a o u t o f U n c le N ic k 's are rig h t b e h in d w ith 2 0 w in s. Wantabeca (17 w in s) from B a m b o o C afe and Mugg Shota fro m M .T . M u g g s (14 w in s ) c o m p lete the sta n d in g s, LADIES'BLEAOUE T h e It Le a g u e a lso is v e ry llg ln as Good Answer out ol ba ke M a ry P u b a n d Bad to the Bone from T im e G u t are even al 2 0 w in s w ith Leather Dr Lace from W h is k e y R i v e r l u r k i n g J u st b e h in d w ith 19 v icto rie s. B o u n d in g out the sta n d in g s are lire Unpredlctablea from Q u iv e rs III) w ins), Team No. 5 from S c o re at T o u c h d o w n (12 w in s) a n d B a m b o o C afe-b acke d Team No. 0 Hour wins). MEN'S A LEAOUE Team No. 5 fro m Q u iv e rs p ic k e d u p 1 1 w in s last w eek In zo o m lo Ihc (op o f the sta n d in g s. Team No. 6 no w h a s 24 w in s, three g u m rs ahead o f Bad A t­ titudes fro m B a m b o o Cafe w ith 21 w in s. The Icemen from bake M a ry P u b a lso m ad e a big Jum p, m o v in g Into th ird p la ce w ith If) w in s lain! w e e k 's tra d ers. W e're Back from S ir W a lte rs fell lo fo u rth p la e r w ith IH w in s. Oopa from ba ke M a ry P u b 114 w in sl. SRJ fro m B a m b o o C a fe ( 1 1 w in s l a n d Da Bulls from b a k r M a ry P u b (10 w in s) tra il. F o llo w in g the lenders In the 12-leum d iv is io n are Team No. 10 from T o u c h d o w n P u b (29 w ins), b a k e M a ry P u b 's 8.O.L. (27 w ins), Mugga Studs from M .T . M u g g s (24 Wins), 2 Big-1 Old from B a m b o o C afe (24 w in s), (h r Cobras out o f bake M a ry P ill) 122 w in s) a n d Team No. 9 from Q u iv e rs (2 0 w ins). A l s o . Y o u n g b lo o d f r o m B a m b o o C a fe (1 5 w in s l, the Bonecrushera fro m Q u iv e rs 112 w i n s ) a n d E .M .T . P o c k e t s , G r im m S itu a tio n o u l o f N le r ft Busy MEN'S BLEAOUE Real Easy from N ice ft E a sy lia s p u lle d nut to a c o m fo rta b le five-gam e lead In Ihc biggest league In the P la y tim e D a rts Le a g u e w ith 34 w ins. and sir Waiter#' B u s h w a c k e rs (n in e w in s each). Can- h u d I t s e i g h t - g a m e le a d c u t t o s i x by The Untouchables a fro m k e BowlAmerica has a league for any age Spaolal to ths Hsrald Women's Scries — D o r In r M acA teer. 563; P e n n y S m ith . 545; Games — E v a S A N F O R D — T ills Is (lie league re su lts from a b u sy w eek al B o w lA m e rle a -S a n fo rd that saw th r w o m e n a g a in have a b ig week. J a c k s o n . 20 9; S m ith . 20 H HINOONERS MARCH 30 Series — P b v llls M o ll. 597; J e a n n le A d a m s. 486; M a ry D cC o ste, 483. Games — M o il. 214. 202; A d a m s. 189 K a y Saxsm un . 186; A d e lla B acra, DO SENIOR CITIZENS APRIL 0 Men's Series — K tm e r S t u lllr t . 567; J o h n B ro w n . 343: Gamea — S n if lle l. 204: M ike V ls h n e s k y . 199. Women's Serlea — B a rb a ra R ic h a rd s. 3 5 7 ; A g u e s O g n o s k y , 4 0 4 ; Games — Mil liard s, 222; O g n o sk y , 179. THURSDAY NITE MIXED. APRIL 7 Men’s Series — G le n n Jo n e s. 508: B le b F ia n ce , 362: Games — J o u r s . 236; T im W ad dle, 2 1 1. Women's Serlea — C a ro ly n B e lls . 39H; R u th B u rk . 58 0. Gamea — B u rk . 232; D rh h l L e ig h . 226. McGUIRE'S CANVAS APRIL 7 Men's Series — Put J o h n s o n . 652; FellC a m p b e ll. 81 0 . Games — D ave Nott 2-16. J o h n s o n . 23 I SANFORD PINBUSTERS. APRIL 8 Men's Series — E lm e r S tu fflc t. 565; M n recl V a n d c h e c k , 549. Games — S t u lllr t . 2 2 1; D oug D o u g h e rty. 20 8 Women's Serlea — B a rb a ra R ic h a rd s. 505; H elen D eehellc. 440; Gamea — R ic h ­ ards. 182; G ra c e M c G o n lg le , 179. MYBTERY LADIES APRIL 8 S erlea — F r a y l ll n c h . 5 0 0 ; N a n c y S ta n le y . 472: S h ir le y J o h n s o n . 4 5 9 . Games — llln c h . 197: S a n d ! L o p e r. 176; S ta n le y . 175. SATURDAY SENIOR CITIZENS. APR IL 9 Men's Series — D on Ban gs. 325; B u c k B e n to n . 504; Oamea — B e n to n . IHO: B an gs. 178 Women's Series — B e v e rly W e slg a a rd , 520; B a rb a ra R ic h a rd s. 463; Games — W e slg a a rd , 20 2, M a rv B a n g s. 172. A ft S YOUTH. A P R IL S Series — J a s o n R o y a l. 4 8 0 : L o g a n J a c k s o n . 479: J i l l S h o e m a k e r. 473; Sa m R e yn o ld s. 430. G a m e s — R e y n o ld s 191; J a c k s o n . 177; K o v a l. 172; S h o e m a k e r. 163 M ftC YOUTH APR ILS S erlea — S h rrrr Gonleriuun. 454. Zaeliarv Cooper. 3H0. T.J. Christian. 322: Glen Welch. 319. Games — G o rite rm a n . 211: Cooper. 159; J a rr o d 122 S e h e u rln g . 125; I'llla n y F le m in g . MARDEI.L'S LADIES. APRIL 11 Series — Dee C h r is tia n . 571; M argo H o lle r. 566; B e rry , 543. M a rv D e c im a l, 560; K a lin ' Gamea — Christian. 226; DcGroal, 222. 201; Butler. 212; Donna Fulklughnm. 205. WASHDAY DROPOUTS. APRIL 11 Men'a Series — Gene Rogero. 566. Elmer Stufflct. 556; Gamea — Rogero. 211. StufTlel. 203. Women's Series — Barbara Richards. 344; Lucln Weaver. 451: Games — Rich­ ards, 2 13; Eve Rogero. IH3. TUESDAY MATCH POINT. APRIL 12 Men's Serlea — Jay Norris. 572; Bill Brown, 562; Oamea — Norris. 223: Brown. 212. Women's Series — Dee ( 'h r 1st Inn. 55 1. Do I Me R o b e rs o n . 831; Gaines — P am W rig h t. 200: M a ry D e c im a l. 199 Invitational *1 L Y M A N H IG H S C H O O L F rid a y , A p r il t l G IR L S T a im u o r t — 1 Ev»n» lE u ) W l . 1. Sem inal* (S) O r ) D r P h illip s (D P I 44 t O ak Rldg* (O R ) 45. 5 L»m *n ( L y m l H i t N ew Sm yrna D*«ch (M SB) I*; 7 Jo n at ( J l 14. I. Lah* M a ry ( L M I U r * Boon* (B ) I] 5. 10 B lih o p M oor* I B M ) IJ. M W ln la r P a rk (W P ) II; It. W*»t O rang* (W OI 9 IJ D aytona Beach S eabraai* (Saa) 7; 14. Laka B r a n llt y I L B ) Jr IS. (11*1 Spruce C raak (SC) and Lake H aw aii (L H ) 4r It K ltilm m a a O sceola (K O I J In d iv id u a l r t i u l l t T rlp la lu m p — t. M organ <SI 1*1. m»*l ra co rd 114 10. V a n a t ia K in g. Evany, IVtJI; J D a llie s (D P I 14 •; I. M a c P h a rto n IS) 14 tr a W le ia I HSU) 111. 5 G a in * ! U ) U ' j ; 4. J o n a it O R ) 111 Shot p u l — 1. C om m on (H S B I 40 I. 1 G a rv in ( E v l 1*4; 1. P a rry tS ) 14-UM r a A n d a n o n {SC) Ja I; S C o g g ln t tE v ) 14 My; 4 B a va l (S*4) 14 4 La n g |um p — I. V. K in g t E v ) I* 1. m aal ra c o rd t i l 1). P r ln c e s i Reata, L y m a n . 1»/V); 1. M on tgom ery (SI (7-44*1 1. B ra d la y (L M ) I M r 4 F a llo n IJ) 14*; J W its* (H S B I I t * 4 K a llh ( W O ) 1*414. O O c u i - 1. P a rry IS) 112 *r 1 C om m on (N S B ) 1101; 1. Fudge (OH 1 10/ S; 4 Rubin (W P ) KM 5; 1 B ro o k s IW PI 1011; * C og gln t ( E v ) 1011 H ig h lu m p - 1. B row n (WO) 5 4; 1, D aniel) ( W P ) S i r 1. B ra d le y I L M ) I Or 4 C a rlw n ( D P ) 4 10. 5 W in * (N S B ) 4 10. *. Ilia ) V ltak ( B la n d H lc k t t E v ) 4 10 100-malar hig h h u rd la i — 1 D lah l (E v ) 157; 1. K in g ( E v ) IS S; 2. H a n e y (S) IJ.Ir 4 G ra a n (D P ) 114; 3 C h r lil ( K O 1 1/ * 100-malar d a ih — I. D a v li (OR 1 I I * ; 2 V K in g (E v ) 111; 3 W e ila y ( E v ) 127; 4. M on tgom ery (SI S l.Jj 1. O rto n I L ) 1J.Tr * S m ith ( U l 111 1,400 m eter ru n — I M ille r (D M ) 5 117; 1 Road (D P ) 5:110; 1 M age* (U ) J M J i 4 V a n H orn (O R) 5:11.2; 5 B row n ( E v ) J I M . *. H u d w m lD J iJ t . J . 4 i 100-m alar re la y — I O ak R id g e 4* 4; 1 D r. P h illip s 413; I. L y m a n 4».lr 4 Evany 4 f . li 5 Jo n ty 50 0; 4 Boon* 513. aoo-m alar dayh — I. Singleton (O H ) 51 7; 1 Read [D PI 5**; 1. H ick* (C v ) 1:01.4; 4 D ln c h a r l (Saa) 1:01.5; 5 G ainey (J ) 1 014. 4. Koyola (K O I 1:014 100-malar low hurdlay — I. D iehl ( E v l 447, 1. B a rk le y (L M ) 47.lt 1. C a rlto n ( D P ) 4* 1. 4 C o llin * (Sa) 4* «; 1. Holden 111 10.1 •00 m ole; ru n t. G re enberg (L y m ) l: l* .1 r 1. B lok* ( L B ) ] :» .« ; 1 C o g g ln t ( E v l 7:30 9; 4. Cohen (O R ) 1;X>«; I. N oel ( E v l 1:11.4; *. Brow n ( E v ) 2:11 .*. 2*0-m o la r doth — I, M c C la in IJ) 23 I; 2. H am pton (SI 21 1; 1 H a rr is (O R ) 24 1: 4 W t llo y (E v ) 24 1; 5. T a y lo r (B) 22.1i *. K o llh (W O ) 17.1. 1,200-motor ru n — I. B re t n ick (L y m ) U i2 1 .f r 2. M ille r I B M ) 12:24 I; 1 M age* IB) 12:20 5; 4. G la tta y ( D P I 12 52 2; J. A lford ( L y m ) I t i l t Jr 4. S o rrtn lln o ISC) 11:00 1 4 i 400-motor ro lo y — I. D r. P h illip s 1:527. m oat ra cord (4:01.2. Sem inole, lf*4); 2. Sem in al* 2 ill. * i 2 O ak Rldg* 4:00 4; 4. Lak* H a w a ii 4rl2.4r 5. E v a n s 4:14.2; 4. W ln la r P a r k 4:14 I. .-1 73 Baseball T h e F ig h tin g S e m in o le tied d ie s c o r e In a l m o s t t h e s a m e m a n n e r In the top o f the fo u rth b o th te a m s ' d e f e n s«*s w e r e a w f u l. ! d o n 't as J a m ie K in g got to secon d on a k n o w w h a t It I s . y o u h i t t h e m th ro w in g r r r o r a n d w ent to th ird g r o u n d t r a i l a l t e r g r o u n d b a l l In as D co n D a n ie ls' lo n g lly to r ig id p r a c t ic e e v e r y d a y . b u t a s s o o n w a s d ro p p e d fo r a tw o -b ase a s v o n l o r n t h e I t g t O s n o I t 's a e rro r A fte r a " trik e out U rtan d if f e r e n t g a m e " W lllr o x lin e d a shot to w ard left that got past the R a m s letl B u i a v ic to ry is a v ic to ry and (lie L a k e M a rv w in . co u p le d w ith field er o n n sh o e s trin g c a tc h try for a d o u b le a n d tw o RBI. losses by O v ie d o a n d l.y n ia u (see related stories), p u ts the R u m s T h e w in n in g r u n for L a k e rig id b ack in the c o n feren ce race M a ry ca m e in the fifth In n in g . at 3-3, O v ie d o s till le a d s w it!) a B u k y led o ff a n d reach ed on 5 - 1 m a rk , tint Lu k e B ra n tle y and a n o th e r th ro w in g error. B ren t L y m a n are a gam e b a ck at -1-2 W c h m c y e r s a c rific e d B u k y to se co n d a n d S to ry got a p ilc h lo a n d L a k e M a ry I s th ird . Scrnt n o lc a n d L a k e H o w e ll are both h is lik in g a n d sm a sh e d II o il the lc II Held w a ll lo r a d o u b le a n d an 1-5. F u n s got a n In k lin g ol w hat (lie RBI gam e m ig h t la- lik e as S e m in o le A le x a n d e r a llo w e d three lilts , m e sse d o p tw o h u n t p la y s In (he s tr u c k o u t u tile a n d w a lk e d just llr s l In n in g , lo a d in g I lie bases lor one lo Im p ro ve t ils re c o rd to 5-2 th e R a m s w ith no one out. B u i B ra d e n gave u p Just liv e lilts , L a k e M a ry c o u ld get the trail out s tr u c k out three a n d w a lk e d o f liter In tle ld a n d th e sco re thre e to see Ills re c o rd also go to re m a in e d O-O. 5-2. T h e R a m s (tnully b ro k e the tee P r o v id in g th e offense fo r t h r In th e t h i r d I n n in g a s J a y R a m s w ere S to ry (1-fur-2, dun R e y n o ld s led o il a n d got n il the litc. ru n . KB1I. B r y a n (l-fo r-3 . w a y lo se co n d o n a th ro w in g d o u b le, tw o RBI). J im m y R a z u rl e r r o r . M i k e B u k y s a c r if ic e d tl-fo r-1 ). R e y n o ld s (1-fur-1. run). R e y n o ld s to th ird a n d B ra d e n B ry a n S c h u m u k e r (l-fo r-2 ) a n d got a s trik e o u t. D a n n y S to ry B u k y (run). w a lk e d on a fu ll c o u n t pfteh a n d O ffe n s iv e ly for S e m in o le It w as S co tt B ry a n rip p e d a lin e d riv e W lllc o x (l-fo r- 3 . d o u b le , tw o t h a i s o m e h o w g o i o v e r the RBI). M ik e M e ad o w s a n d C o re y S e m in o le le ll U d d e r 's head lo r u G o ch e e (bui)i l-for-3) a n d K in g d o u b le a n d tw o ru n s. a n d D a n ie ls (one ru n each). Buy Dayton tires and car servico on rovolving chargo. Continued from IB BOYS Team i c o r t l — 1 Oak Rldg* IO R ) 21 5, 2 Sam lnola 111 !4r 1 W ln la r H a ra n (W H ) 40, » Evany (C v ) 12; J K ly y im m a * O tca o la IKO I 2« 1 D r P h illip * (D P I 22. 2. L a ke M a ry ( L M I l i t i L a k* H ow ell ( L H ) IS; t. Ilia) L ym a n (L y m ) and W inter P a rk IW P I I* Sr 11. Haw S m yrn a B each (N S B ) 10.3, 12 E d g e w a ttr (E d ) 10 IJ M a in la n d (M ) * 5, 14 (lla ) Lak* B ra n tle y ( L B ) and Boone ( B l •; It B ishop M o ore I B M ) 4; 12 (lla ) W e il O range IWOI and Sprue* C reak (SCI 1, It. O vlado (0 ) 2r 20. Apopka (A ) 15; 21 SI Clo ud (SC I I. Individual r a iu lt i D lic u i — I. D a v it I L M ) 151 -1Or 2 O tu n (L H ) 142 tr 1 M a lh t w t ( M l 140 4. 4. O U w erlh ( L y m l l i t f j J, B row n ( L H I l i t It 4 K nu tton (D P ) 111 * Shot p u l — I. Sparrow (S) 5*5; 2 W righ t (O R ) 50 My; J K nutton ( D P ) at lO lu 4 Story (W P) 44 4L», 5 M o r in (S) «* Jr «. O lto n I L H ) 41 f Long lu m p — I. Scot! (S) 14 l i t 2 Jonot (O R ) 114. 5. W a lto n I L M ) 114; 4 W llllt (W H) 22 1: 3. Bur* IIn ( B l 21 11s; I. S m ith (S) 11-1VS T rip le lu m p — 1 S co ll IS) 51 H i , m ool record ISO 1'*. A ndre Scot). S em inole. IffJ ): 2 T. H ill (H S B I 45 4<s; 3 L u c a t (O R ) 44 I; 4 B ry a n t (SC) 4141s; 5 B urden IB ) a l l ' s . 4 B u ih (E v ) 41 (U High |um p — I Roberts IW M ) 4 )0; 2. H ill (N S B ) 4 4; 2. W a lto n ( L M ) 4 2/ 4 P ills (W H) 4 1: 5 (tie) P ry o r (A ) and D u W illia m s ( M l 5 10 Pola vault - t. E r a to (W P ) 12 4; 2 P itts (W H ) 12 Ol 2. T a y lo r |K O ) 12 0; 4 B lih o p IB) 120; 3. Acevedo (O ) 11-4; 4 G a r c l i l B ) 11 B. 110 m eter high hurdles — 1. Love (O R ) 14 4; 2 B e rn a rd (K O ) IS 1; I. W llm b a rly (S) tl.? ; 4 T rlca ( E v ) 15*; 5 C h a m b ers (K O ) 14 2, 4. Sm ith (S )1 2 .f loo m eter d a ih — I. F ls h * r ( E v ) 101; 2 B la k e (W H) 10 1, 2 Doryey (K O ) 10(; 4 W illia m s ( M l t o i l 5 L e v a r lly (O R ) 10.1; 4 W illis (W H) 110 1,100 m tle r run — 1. I lllls y ( L D I 4:11 o; l Hunt (E d ) 4:20 5: 2. O o n is lt l ( L y m ) 4rJ1.Br 4 G o n ia te i (O R ) 4:2*2r S F rltts ( D P I 4 40.5; 4. D04hl ( L B ) 4:41.3 4 a 100 m t lt r re la y - I. Sem inole 41.4. m eet record (42 I. Sem inole, 19*3); 2. Oak Ridg e 42 0; 2 E v a n s 41*. 4 W in ter H aven 41 2; J. Lake H ow ell 41.Jy 6 M a ln le n d 44 0 400 m ite r d o th — I Bush ( E v ) *4 t . 1. d ie t Sm ith (O R) end G ulden (W P ) 44,»; 4, F u h ro r (W O) St.1i 5. M o trlu s (O R ) SI 4; *. Col* (W H ) 51 2 100 m eter Interm ediate hu rdles — 1. Lov* IO R ) 110 (3*0. J e ll DI«on. E d g e w a le r, i v i l ) ; 1. W im b e rly IS) 40 Ir J W ashington (O R ) 40 f; 4 C h am bers IK O ) 40 f ; 5. Orean ( L M ) 41.0i t . Thom pson (SC) 41 4 too m a le r run — 1 A dam son (O R ) 2:01.1; 2 G areau (D P I 2:01.3; 1 F o u rn la r ( B M ) 1 04 3. 4. F ra n k (L H I 1:047; 5 Jonas (K O ) 2:05.2; t. (tie) Stadler (N S B ) and O itb la r ( L y m ) 3:05 4 100 m alar dash — I D orsey (K O ) 12.1; 1. Jonas (O R) 21.2; 2. D a v it {*> 2!.4i 4 Rush ( E v ) 22 4; J. P * tkus IL H ) 22.*; (. Sw ain (SI 11* . 1,200 m a la r run — I. E l a s ( L y m ) 10:05.11; 1 F r ills ( D P ) 10:12 5; 2 B onnalt* (D P I 10:1*4, 4. Hunt (E d ) 10:24 0; 5 B a lla rd (E d ) 10:510;* D aym ond (W H ) 10:21.1. 4 e 400 m ater ru n — 1 W in ter H a von 2:21.1, m eet record (2:21 0. Oak Ridge. 19291; 2 O ak Ridg e 1:213; 2. Sem inole 1:21.4; 4 E va n s 1:21*; I. K ls tlm m e * O sceola 1:10 4; * D r P h illip s 1:111 MIXED BLEAOUE T h e largest lead o f a n y league t ills w eek goes to Team No. O In Hit' c h a se for ih c leant titles. S i-u tln o lc fin is h e d secon d In b o lli the bu ys' a n d g irls ' sta n d in g s, tb c T rib e g ir ls c o m in g in b e h in d E v a n s 169.5-49) w h ile Die boys (ra iled o n ly O a k R idge (7 1.5-54). F o r the T r ib e g irls . K a tin a P e rry w as first In llie d is c u s ( 112-8) a n d th ir d in the sh o t put (36- lOVtd. S h a w n a M o n tg o m e ry placed secon d in (he lo n g Ju m p ( 17- 644) a n d f o u r t h In th e 100-m eter d a sh 112.7). M ln d c c H a m ilto n fin is h e d se co n d In the 2 0 0 -n ic tc r d a s h (25.3). T h e L y m a n g irls , w h ic h p la ced fifth; w ere led b y event w in n e rs R ita G re e n b e rg (BOO-mctcr run. 2:26 .1) a n d K lu m ih D rcsn te k (3.2 0 0 -m e tc r ru n . 12:23.9). D o in g th e s c o r in g fo r Ih c e lg h th -p la c c L u k e M a ry g ir ls w ere A m lc B ra d le y (th ird In iio th the lo n g Ju m p , 17-3. a n d hig h Ju m p . 5-0) a n d S lu iw n B a rk le y (second In the 3 0 0 -m cte r low h u rd le s. 47.1). L a k e B r a n tle y 's K e lly B la k e fin is h e d se co n d In the 8 0 0 -m c le r ru n (2:27.9). T h e L u k e H o w e ll g ir ls placed fo u rth In the 4 x 40 0 -m eter rela y (4:12.4). S co tt led the S e m in o le boys wi t h b is w in s In the trip le ju m p a n d lo n g J u m p (24-Vi). B e rn a rd S p a rro w a dd ed n v ic to ry In the stint p u t (58-5) w h ile T e rra n c e M o r a n c u m e in ftflh 1-18-21 J u lia n W im b e rly lln ls lie d second In llte 3 0 0 -m c le r Interm ediate h u rd le s (40.11 a n d (b ird In the 110-m eter h ig h h u rd le s (15.7). J a m e s D a v is w on the d is c u s 1)53-10) to h elp leud the L a k e M a ry b o y s to a seve n th -place fin is h . T h o m a s W atson c a m e In th ird In the lo n g J u m p (23-4) and the h ig h Ju m p (0-2), S ie v e G re en p la ced fifth In th e 3 0 0 -m e ic r In te rm ed iate h u rd le s (43.0). F o r L a k e H o w ell, w h ic h ca m e In eig h th . B r ia n O lso n w as se c­ o n d In the d is c u s (147-6) and s ix th In the sh ot put (47-91. C o ry F ra n k took fo u rth in the 8(H)m e ter ru n (2:04.7). D o in g the s c o rin g for L y m a n (w h ich fin is h e d tied lo r n in th w ith W in te r Park) werc 3 .2 0 0 -m e te r r u n w in n e r R o b E va n s (10:05.21). D cm cl G o n z a l e z ( f o u r t h In t h e 1.600-meter run. 4:38.3). J c r n m u tle D llw o rth (fo urth lit the d isc u s, 139-9). m id B ria n D lc b lc r (tied for six th In the 8 0 0 -m c tc r ru n . 2:05.4). D an H llle y o f L a k e B ra n tle y w o n th e 1 , 6 0 0 - m e t e r r u n (4:29.0) w h ile te am m ate J e re m y B o c h l ca m e In s ix th (4:41.5). O v ie d o 's A lb e rt A ce v e d o took fifth In the pole v a u lt H 1-6). BIGT TIRE&AUTOSERVICE 9 (W H 1J1-OTM f<04) 1t%-Ft#f I no*) m u u |:| } 40« 9, rniNCHAVC- IIM t. VOLUSIA AVI. tIJM CIKCAM OlVO 11 MWY IF-tJ M W Y U 1I OELTONA fU N m nn ORANGE CffY & kiVSl!!] o m a m d o o a t io h a i.do5 S& .' 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I4S.0S S70614 $46 I S A L E I IB I 9 570TV14 $49 1*39.95*1 03706714 $49 I "With Coupon J 2 • M llt in y u g u u r u n lm i p ln n • A l l - U n ( t i t a n t r t t m f (J o iilfit t • H u e llnl o c i i i i i l f u c H o n W M IIh l. n iiu r 20370814 21570614 22570RI4 22570FU5 MUFFLERS LIFETIME W ARRANTY From S a n f o r d P a in t & B o d y & W r e c k e r S e r v i c e s Inc. o / ir r o N A >40.000Mrt Limited Treadwear Warranty - Al! Season Tread Design >Smooth and Qu*t Ride DAYTONA9 RADIAL S/R *> OO .1 m A T A IN T E R N A T I O N A L 439 1 3 0 0 1 8 0 0 171 0 7 7 0 BEST VALUE F O R IM P O R T S ! UngloiiTlii- TRIP IM C lU O iS Roitorl Trip An O p e n Bar, (Vnirritl Tr-tnv (.IMHO S70 M A 11 H Pi AY h i W.*y Umv.9.1. U K *44 ajpm H*M BILOXI BELLE CASINO 01 Pa r t s 0 ty°n 9 0 D A YS S A M E A S C A S H APftl! V & A l llll ytl rja tv * " " " ^ QR rX AN nO d VO P pE eN n IN In o G" Irani S c o re at T o u ch d o w n , w h o 's 25 w in s Is seven b e tte r th a n the 18 w in s of ih c Bamboo Bees from B am b o o Cafe. Good Question out o f N ice ft E a sy (15 w ins). B am b o o C a fe 's Stringers-N-Tweenera a n d Q B I z Bullahootera (13 w in s each). Mom's Muggers out o f M .T. M u g g s ( 1 1 w in s) a n d Team No.4 out o f Q B iz (nine w in s) are h o p in g to hang In th e rr and m a k e a ru s h later. Continued from Page IB MIXED A LEAOUE Team No.2 f r o m B a m b o o L M a ry P u b . 20-20. but It Is s till the se co n d largest a d v a n ta g e o f a n y league lender. T h e rest o f the league. Dart Deputies from L a k e M a ry P ith (18 w ins). Rons Klda fro m U n c le N ic k s (14 w ins). Slowly but Surely from D am txro Cafe (13 w in s) and Polnts-R-Ua out o f B a m b o o C afe (13 w ins), also clo se d in m i the len d e rs 23370815 23370615 21555615 24300615 27560613 r'Tlni $ 5 6 .4 9 $ 5 9 .4 9 $ 6 2 .9 2 $ 6 4 .4 0 $ 6 6 .5 6 $71.81 $ 6 3 .1 2 $ 7 2 .1 4 $ 7 8 .7 8 36*95 C A T A L Y T IC CO NVERTER 124*95 From INSTALLED A /C R E C H A R G E *2 4 .9 5 INCLUDES ONE CAN OF FHEON C V JOINT BOOTS ^74.95 INSTALLED MOST CARS tl Free Maintenance Inspection COMPLETE REPAIR CENTER Foreign 8, Domestic Car* A Trucks • i ■ : «sFroe Insurance Estimates 24 HOUR & EMERGENCY TOWING 322-8930 2601 Country Club Rd. 3 2 2 -8 8 4 4 Of 32 2 -8 9 0 0 Offiffltesi Brake Specialists ^From 49.95 a io le n lm > rt Alignment From 18.95 Wheel Balancing 5.00 P e r Tire r \ Lube& Oil Change 1 M £ j£ L �411 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 17, 1994 Business IN BRIEF Making sure you’re safe PROGRESS REPORTS B u ild in g s a fe ty w eek is ce le b ra te d Shoreline Carpet By NICK PF E IF A U F Herald S ta ff W ritor A L T A M O N T E S P R I N G S — .Shoreline C u rjH 'ts S u p p lie s o f U rlu n d n hurt leased 3 .7 5 0 sq u a re frr'l of w a re h o u se a [Wire at *•75 E x p lo re r C o v e lit A lla t u o tile S p rin g s . T h e lease, for two y e a rs, w a s h a n d le d by H a le D u k e o f D u k e P ro p e rtie s re p re se n tin g Inde pen d en t H u y e rs G ro u p , a n d S ie v e S lu itn o n s ol S im m o n s In v e stm e n ts, re p re s e n tin g (he lessee. Premier at Alaqua LO N G W O OD P re m ie r H o m e s a n d D eve lo p m en t C o rp . o f A lta m o n le S p rin g s h a s sta rte d c o n s tru c tio n on a n e w lu x u r y hom e In the e o m n n m lty ol A la q u a , In Lon g w n o d . Hoh U n d e rw o o d , sa le s a n d m a rk e tin g m a n a g e r sa id the hom e, wi t h ft,2 0 0 sq u a re feet o f liv in g area w ill be p ric e d al SH‘2 5 ,00 0. U n d erw o o d s a id th e re are p re s e n tly 0 0 liom csttc.x h IIII a v a ila b le In A la q u a w Ith h o m e s s ta r tin g n l SOIXI.OOO. 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S u llln s Is m a rrie d to H ie fo rm e r J u d it h A n n e S w a in o f S a n fo rd . T h r c o u p le p re se n tly h ave tw o d a u g h te rs a n d a son. and resid e In R ic h a rd so n , T e x. Chaffaut wins competition M A I T L A N D — P a tric e C h a ffa u l, a M a ster G o ld s m ith at J e w e le rs o f M a itla n d , 5 0 0 E H o ra tio A ve.. h a s w o n the first p la ce p ri/e la a n a tio n a l jew elry d e sig n contest sp o n so re d b y J e w e le rs C lr e u h it K e y sto n e m a g a zin e . I lls d e sig n w a s Ini c o n v e rtib le e a rrin g s In I 4 K y e llo w gold, wi t h d e ta c h a b le s a lln - lliils h w h ile gold p ie ce s set w ith 1d ia m o n d s. T ills lots been N a tio n a l llu lld lu g S a f e l y W e e k . A lt h o u g h p r im a r ily a im e d a l b u ild in g c o n tra c to rs , o f fic ia ls a rc a ls o su g g e stin g In d iv id u a l b u sin e ss and h o m e o w n e rs sp e n d so m e tim e In c h e c k in g o u t their ow n b u ild in g s, In p re s e n tin g Hie p r o c ln m a lln o f N a llo t ia l B u ild in g S a f e t y W eek, c o n tra c to rs (and o thers) a rc ca u tio n e d lo lie c o n tin u o u s ly nw itre o f safe ty h a za rd s for th e ir w o rkers, a s w ell as lie ln g c e rta in ih e b u ild in g s th e y c o n s tru c t are safe Inr t ile residents. W ith g o v e rn m e n t d e m a n d s for c o n tin u o u s ly Im p ro v in g s a fe ly In the b u ild in g trades, c o n tra c to rs a n d b u ild e rs h ave llllle ch o ice . F o r t u n a t e l y , s o m e go w e l l b e yo n d w hat Is re q u ired . L o c a l o lllc ia ls how ever, can (Ion th a t e v e n w i t h r e g u la r b u s in e s s In sp ectio n s, co m p le te sa fe ty c a n n o t be assured. T h e C it y o f S a n fo rd for example, re q u ire s In sp e ctio n s b y bo th Ihe b u ild in g d e p a rtm e n t a n d lire d e p a rtm e n t before nu o c c u p a ­ tio n a l lic e n s e Is issu ed "M o s t o f the lim e ," said F ire M a rs h a l R ic h a r d C o h e n , " w e fin d e v e r y t h in g Is In o r d e r , I k m u u s c people k n o w they have to fo llo w c e rta in ru le s a n d o r d i­ n an ces, a n d th e y try to have e v e ry th in g u p lo s p e c ific a tio n s ." S a n fo rd how ever, d o e sn 't stop there. S a fe ly c h e e k s are also m a d e on b u sin e ss e s o n a y e a rly basis. " W h a t we u s u a lly fin d at that lim e ." C o h e n e o m m e n le d . " I s a n o u t d a t e d fir e e x t i n ­ g u ish e r, o r nn a la rm sy stem w ith o ld b u tte rie s." He added. " I t 's not Hint people a re n 't safety c o n scio u s, hul fire e x tin g u is h e rs h av e lo be re ­ p la c e d every year, and Ilia ! s g e n e ra lly H i p o n ly p ro b lem we fin e w hen we c o n d u c t o u r a lu m a l In sp e ctio n s." C o h en o b serve d Hint Ihe C lly a ls o h a s v a r io u s o r d in a n c e s p e rta in in g to fire safe ly. Hie re q u ire m e n t for s p rin k le rs , and o ilie r safety needs. O th e r are a s w h ic h s h o u ld be ch e e k e d , not o n ly In b u sin e sse s h u l Im ines. Include storage areas w h ic h lim y h ave fla m m a b le or h a r m fu l liq u id sto rag e areas, a n d safety v a lv e s o r fuses o il larg e e le c tric a l a p p lia n c e s S w im m in g p o o ls sh o u ld also Ik - part ol re g u la r s a fe ly e lm kN o i o n ly the a c tu a l s lm c t u ie hut fe n cin g a ro u n d H ie po o ls iiium he In perfect sh a p e lu order a, p ro m o te a s m u c h s u re ly .( po ssib le O ffic ia ls su gg est cn n d u i tin, re g u la r sa fe ly c h e c k s at hoim a n d p la ce s o f b u s in e s s should not o n ly he d o n e (lu rin g tin B u ild in g S a fe ty W eek, but it re g u la r In te rv a ls th ro u g h o u t iln year. " W e d o n 't d o re g u la r cheeks on p riv a te re s id e n c e s ." C o b ra e o m m e n le d . " T h e y th e r e lo ir i i Into the re s p o n s ib ility of tin people w h o o w n h o m e s or o n th em lo m a k e su re a ll sab-tv features are p r o p e rlly opcrutln, and o th er safe ty p ra ctice s a, b e in g o b se rve d " Up a lazy river with me By NICK P F E IF A U F H erald S t a ll W riter S A N F O R D — F o rev er R e so rts o f P h o e n ix , A riz o n a , ts not w ell k n o w n a s b r in g re sp o n sib le lo r a to u rist a ttra c tio n In S n ttln rd It n e v e r th e le s s h a s a n o ffe r in g w h ic h Is b c r n m ln g m o re a n d m ore pro m in e n t T h ro u g h F lo r id a Ih m s e b o a l V a ca tio n s, located at the P o ri o f S an fo u t. F o re v e r R e so rts Is o lfc rla g houseboat re n ta ls lor ti Ips on the St. J o h n s R iv e r Fo rever R e so rts h a s s im ila r o p e ra tio n s in N evada. M lao u rl. T e x a s a n d K e n tu c k y . U o lie rt and T ra c e y H ilb e rt w h o m a n a g e F lo r ­ id a H o usebo at V a c a tio n s w ere t r a n s fe r r e d to S a n f o r d H o rn Nevada, w here they have w orked for the c o m p a n y lo r 13 yeurs. T w o size s til h o u sebo ats arc a v a ilab le. T h e larg est is 86 feet In length, a n d sle e p s to , wi t h five queen size beds, tl c o n ta in s u . f u ll s i z e . r a n g e , b le n d e r , m icro w av e, coffee m ak e r, toaster F lo rid a H o u sebo at V a c a tio n s ' 56 fo o l h o usebo at Is ovallablo lo r ront on Ihe S i J o h n s River a n d two refrige rato rs. T ile s h ip a lso has a c o m p lete s l r i r o t a s s e lle p la y e r a n d can v atio n s, e s p e c ia lly lo r the la rg e r e v e ry th in g you need In u in IV\ e n te r ta in m e n t cent er , c e n tra l aeeu m m o d ate u p lo eig h t people. etalt. abo u t o p e ra tin g the crui i s . " heal and a ir e o u d lllo iiln g , a n d T ra c e y llllh e r l sa id the S a it " I f a g ro u p w a n ts lo rent o ne F lo rid a H ouseboat Va t .U m n s i one and a h a ll baths. A ll c o o k in g lo rd o p e ra tio n h a s lo u r 20 loot ol o u r h o u se b o a ts but d o e sn 't l o c a t e d a l H id d e n H a i l h i m a n d cal lo g u te n s ils, to w e ls a n d -.lops a n d three 50 fool s h ip s lor !>cddlng are a lso su p p lie d . k n o w how to ofterate th e m ." M a rin a , next to o t o i « l f « s i n . rentals. Fo r sh o rte r c ru is e s by the hour rant In Hie F o il o l S im tr t i l said T ra c e y , "w e have one o l o u r T h e use of the e r a ils fur riv e r or day, F lo rid a lln u s rh o .it V a ra F o r In fo rm a tio n or a t K •m i people go th ru u g h abo u t one trip s a n d v a c a tio n s h a s becom e Hons has 2ti loot d e ck c ru is e rs r e s e r v a t io n s , p h o to F lu i iii im u r ol I n s tru c tio n s w ith at least v ery p o p u la r a n d Tracey s u g ­ tw o (R-rsons w h o w ill be on ! lo u se boat V a tu tin a -. a t \*21 a v ailab le lot rent. They h ave tw o gested people m a k e e a rly re se r­ board, a n d th e y w ill te ll y o u h u llt-ln lee chests, an A M /I'M 2005. Study: U.S. lost billions on imports, exports H iia k t Photo by Tommy V lo c tn i A place for everything R ick and R ita H a ss o lh n lc h aro tlio new m anagers of Southern S elf Storago, 2905 S. O rla n d o Drivo. Tho b u B ln o ss rocontly jolnod Iho Greater Sanford C ham ber o l C o m m e rce , and w as honored with an o ffic ia l ribbon c u ttin g by Ihe ch a m b e r's A m b a ssa d o r C o m m illo o . Show n du ring Iho evont, lo ll to right. A m b a ssa d o rs H ick D ussl and C a rla G rant, C h a m b e r E xe cu tiv e D lro clo r Davo Farr, Fill a and H ick H o sso lb a lc h , R ib b o n C u llin g C o m m itte e Chairm an J a c k C ro a ch , and A m b a ss a d o rs A rle n o C o lb e rs, Beth Boldin, W a ll Sm ith, and M ic h e lle S la g g . M IA M I — T w o F lo r id a In ­ te rn a tio n a l U n iv e rs ity professors fig u re Hie U n ite d S ta le s lost m o re than $3 3 L illia n in p o te n ­ tia l la x revenue Iasi y ear d u e to a rtific ia l o v er p ric in g a n d und c r - p r le lu g o l I m p o r t s a n d exports. J o h n Z d a n o w le z a n d S im o n P a k h ave s p e n t th re e y e a rs l(H>klng a l In te rn a tio n a l trade ila ln . " A s e c o n o m is ts we w anted to see bow e fficie n t Hie m a rk e ts w ere in p ric in g Ihe sam e c o m ­ m o d itie s lo d iffe re n t c o u n trie s ." Z d u u o w lc z sa id W e d n e sd a y . " A s we began d o in g o u r a n a ly s is w e ran a cro ss a n o m a lie s that w ere u n e x p la in a b le by c o n v e n tio n a l e c o n o m ic theo ry — su ch as 8 7 2 0 I x x t lr s o f sa la d d re s s in g ." W h a t hap p en s, he e x p la in e d , ts that Im p o rte rs and e x p o rte rs m a y a d ju st the p ric e s o f th e ir go o d s for la x a d v a n ta g e s. F o r e x a m p le , If a p ro d u ct Is m a n u lu c tu rc d In th is c o u n try for $ 1 0 0 , t h e n tra n s fe r re d to a foreig n s u b s id ia ry for $ 2 0 0 , Ihe STATE NEWS 1 Barnett Bank » J A C K S O N V I L L E — B a rn e tt H a n k s Inc. re p o rte d thut q u a rte rly p ro fits rose 2H p e rcen t to S I IH m illio n . The Increase a m o u n te d to $1 . 1 2 p e r sh a re for (he p e rio d ended M a rch III. c o m p a re d to $1)2,3 m illio n , o r H8 c e n ts a share, for the sa m e p e rio d Iasi y ea r. , m a n n la e lu r e r s h o u ld pn\ ta xe s on the $ I (Ml p ro lli 4 > B u t d Instead, the $ lr ir i Item g tra n sfe rre d for $1. Ihe maker s h o w s a SHU loss — a n d reap the ta x benefits. U .S . C u s t o m s truck* 1 SIIIUI* e x p o r t s . F r o m W a s III1it iv mu C u stom s s p o k e s m a n l ) i i mi s S h lm k u fx k l w as u t li l h b ' In i nr i f i r m t h e 1a x l o s s , W tl i i h Z d a n o w le z a n d 1’ak sa y t ‘ 1ll.lK $ 9 0 m illio n a d ay. "It w o u ld be real n ice II it was tru e a n d th e re w as so m e w ay m a c tu a lly get a h o ld ol th a t," He sp o k e sm a n sa id . " T h e cm u lw o u ld !>c lie d u p for a lo n g Him C o rp o ra te a tto rn e y s w o u ld l» g o in g c r a z y ." For Personal & Commercial Insurance T h e c o m p a n y o n W e d n e s d a y a ttrib u te d th e Increased e a rn in g s to tedueed lo a n lo sse s a n d c o n tin u e d e m p h a s is on cost co n tro ls. In c lu d in g redu ce d e x p e n s e s from Hie c o n so lld a Hon ol I lis t F lo rid a H ank lue. w ith H a rn ett. T h a i tra n s a c tio n led to the c lo s in g ol OH h ra u c h t's last M a rc h . Net Intru st i n c o m e d e clin e d 5 p e rce n t to $ ‘115 m illio n from $ 4 3 0 .7 m illio n In last y e a r’s q u a rte r. A v e rag e loa n s w ere u p $ 0 0 m illio n fro m a y e a r ago. p aced b y a 0 percent Increase in lo a n s lo c o n s u m e rs w h ic h now represent 71 percent ol B u rn e tt's to ta l p o rtfo lio . C o m m e rc ia l lo a n s Increased $ I 1-1 m illio n . D u rin g thr- q u .n ir r , D a rn e ll u g re cd to b u y L o a n A m e ric a n 1 iii . o h I.i I C m p o ta tio n , a M ia m i-b a s e d m o rtg a g e b a n k in g c o m p a n y . Ira about $02 m illio n . T h e a c q u is itio n , w h ic h Is su bject to re g u la to ry a p p ro v a l re p re s e n ts B a r n e tt’s e n try Into w h o le sa le m ortgage b a n kin g . R IC H A R D R U SS I TONY RUSSI INSURANCE W ith $ 3 0 b illio n In assets a n d 021 o ffice s In F lo rid a a n d G e o rg ia . ll.u n e D Dank-, lue is the le a d in g financial In stitu tio n In F lo rid a . 2575 S. French Avo. Sanford Consumer loans T A L A I I A S S E E - C o n s u m e r b o rro w in g w ill becom e m o re e x p e n s iv e a s Hie re su lt o f a new la w G o v . la iw lo n C h ile s i a llo w e d lo g o o il Hie b o o k s w ith o u t Ills sig n a tu re W ednesday. T h e m e a su re HID 24 03) w ill p e rm it le n d e rs lo ch a rg e u p to $ 1 0 to p a y fo r e h a rn c le r a n d c re d it In v e stig a tio n s «r lo a n a p p lic a n ts . I hey a lso w ill he a b le lo c h a rg e a n n u a l fees o f $ 23 fo r e a ch U n c -n f-c ic d ll a cco u n t I he new fees w ill a p p ly o n ly lo lo a n s o r lin e s o f cre d it o b ta in e d a lte r J u ly I . the c lh T lIv c -d a te o f Ihe b ill. 322-0285 .\ u 1 o - O ir n v r n O ne of the new est m ornbors of the G reater Snnfotd C h am b er o f C o m m o rco la C ate Ja k e 's , 112 E. First S h o o t in d o w n to w n Sanford. Ow nod by C h ris C ran las, ce n te r w ith largo s c is s o rs , the roslaurant is nam ed after h is son. II foatures natural F lo rid a c u isin e . In a d d itio n to m em bers of Iho C h a m b e r's A m b a ss a d o rs co m m ilto e , also al tho ribbon cu ttin g , center, Is ch e f A l Byrd, form orly w llh M o tho r'a K itch e n . 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A m o n g the sta n d o u ts, T o m N e u h a u se r p la y e d ra g tim e on the keyb o ard ; M a rn l B e c k e r sa tin " H e r o ; " J e n n ife r M itc h e ll d an ce d to " M e lo d y o f C o w b o y D a n ce s." and Jennifer Q r o s l n k c m p c r a n d R o b in D v n r n t k c o m b in e d d a n c in g a n d g y m n a s tic s for (h e ir per fo rin a n ce . T h e S ta r S e a rc h w as e s se n ­ t ia l ly a n a u d it io n fo r th e S p rin g A rt Fcst to be held S a tu rd a y . M a y 7 at O ld e L a k e M a ry D ay A p an el of Judges w atch e d the S ta r S e a rc h and w ill d e cid e w h ic h In d iv id u a ls or g ro u p s w ill p e rfo rin at the S p rin g A rt Fcst. Parade o( Homes T h e S p rin g v e rsio n of the Parade o f H o m e s m a rc h e s Into to w n to d a y . A p r il 17 T h e a n n u a l even t Is hy the H om e B u ild e rs A s s o d a llo n o f M idF lo rld u a n d sh o w c a se s hom es, n e ig h b o r h o o d s a n d h o m e b u ild e rs. T h re e o f the b u ild e rs w ho w ill have h o m e s o n Ihe parade are lo cated In L a k e M a ry . T h e y arc H a r k in s D eve lo p m en t C o r ­ A u d re y a n d P a u l M a rkon w ere not e x p e c tin g a c e le b ra tio n on th e ir g o ld e n w e d d in g a n n iv e r s a ­ r y sin c e P a u l u n d e rw e n t nurg ery a sh o rt tim e ago. A s the tim e neared, they w ere Invited to Jo in t h r lr son a n d tils g i r l f r i e n d f o r d i n n e r at T o u c h to n ’s. hut n o b o d y m e n ­ tio n ed a w o rd a b o u t " a n n iv e r s a ­ r y . " S o o n afte r th e y w ere seated, a to u r o f the re c e n tly reno vated p re m is e s seem ed to be Ihe o rd e r o f the d a y — am t fin a lly the ba n q u e t room d o o r sw u n g ojx-n w here a b ig c e le b ra tio n w as In process. " W e w ere v e ry m u c h s u r ­ p ris e d ." A u d re y said. "O h . It w a s b e a u tifu l!" I-Tlcm ls and re la tiv e s gathered In Ihe ban quet ro om for a sit d o w n d in n e r , c o m p le te wi t h go lde n d e co ra tio n s a n d a large c h o co la te a n n iv e rs a ry cake. A u d re y and P a id w ere m a rrie d on A p r il 12. 10-14, at the D c L a n d M e th o d is t C h u r c h . T h e y a re c h a rte r m e m b e rs o f G ra c e U n it ­ ed M etho d ist C h u rc h , fn rm e rlv o f S a n fo rd and now located In I-akc M a ry. T h e c o u p le are the H « *ld P h o lo by A p r,! K cn ltto n P a u l and A u d re y M a rk o s (fro m , seatod) aro su rro u n d ed by their five chlld ron; Donna R a c k e d p a re n ts o f five ch ild re n : D on n a R c r k e r l . D e lt o n a : P a u l J r . . W ln t r r Park: G eorge. D eltona; J im m y , D c lla ry : and B o n . S a n ­ ford. T h e y n lso raised o ne of A u d re y 's sisters. E th el D ykes. W aod Dale. Ill . as a d a u g h te r T h e y have IS g ra n d c h ild re n nnd tw o great g ra n d c h ild re n . 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She has been aw a rd ed Ihe H O B Y L e a d e r­ s h ip A w a rd a n d p la n s to attend S e m in o le C o m m u n ity College. S h e Is Ihe d a u g h te r o l E le n o ra C o pp cdg e, A le x M a n u e l N egro n Is a se n io r at L a k e B ra n tle y H ig h School. H e Is the so n o f V ic to r a n d L u c y N egron a n d p la n s to attend the U n lv c r s lty o f F lo rld u . M e la n ie G ra c e L a w so n , a se­ n io r at L y m a n H ig h S ch o o l, Is the d a u g h te r o f N o rris a n d D o ris J e n n in g s . S h e p la n s to attend S p c lm u n C o lle g e . A tla n ta . J u lia n R. R o m a n Is a se n io r at L a k e B ru n t ley H ig h S c h o o l. He Is u c llv c In m u s ic nnd drantu. He Is the son o f J o a n C. R o m a n . SANFO RD MARVA H A W K IN S A M E C h u rc h , Sanfo rd. M o n d ay, the s iste rs a n d th e ir m o m sp en t an o v e rn ig h t v is it at the R iv e rs id e H o tel In s u n n y Fort L a u d e rd a le . 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O c c u p y in g h e rse lf w a s c ite d us a c o n tr ib u tin g fa c to r to c o n tim i l u g t ie r b o b b y . M c L a in 's h u s b a n d en joys m a n y a th le tic a c tiv itie s so M c L a in fo u n d she c o u ld c h e e r h im o n w h ile s t ill k e e p in g b u sy . " M y fa th e r a lw a y s s a id b u s y h a n d s a r c h a p p y h a n d s ," sa id M c L a in . "I go u lo n g 10 g a m es w ith m y fa m ily b u t the c ro s s s titc h keep s m y h a n d s b u s y a n d k e e p s m e fro m b e tn g b o re d ," A n o th e r fa v o rite p la c e M c L a in e n jo y e d r e la x in g w ith h e r s t ilc h in g w as I h c ir h u n tin g c a m p In G e o rg ia . " C r o s s s t it c h Is so p o rta b le a n d II d o e sn 't la k e a lot of th o u g h t p ro c e s s ." sh e sa id , " Y o u ca n p u t It d o w n u n d p ic k It u p s ix m o n th s lu te r u n d co niln u c . W h e n y o u fin is h a p ro je ct 11 m a k e s y o u lo o k b r illia n t. 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S tic h a s m a d e a deer w a ll h a n g in g fo r h e r so n a n d s e v e ra l T - s h ir t s fo r h e r d a u g h te r, o n e of w h ic h sh e w o re to s h o w h e r m o t h e r 's g re a t talen t. M c L a in sp o ke o f h o w e a s y sh e fe e ls c ro s s s titc h Is. " I w a s ta lk in g to a little g ir l w h o felt it w as lo o h a rd ," site sa id . "I to ld her. 'D o n 't look at the w h o le project. Y o u c a n 't let s o m e th in g I n t i mi d a t e y o u . J u s t get Inv o lv c d , get stn rlc d a n d go p ie c e by piece, d a y by d a y , lik e a life ," he satd. " C lo w n in g Is a great w ay to re a ch out to k id s w ith the G o s p e l." B u rn h a m sa id th at c lo w n in g had Its start in the c h u r c h In th e 12th c e n tu ry . " T h e y w o u ld h a v e a p e rso n to m im e the p r e a c h e r." he said. R e m e m b e rin g w h at In sp ired h im to b e g i n t h i s w o r k . B u rn h a m sp o ke te n d e rly ." 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W h e n people see n p re a c h e r c o m in g w ith h is big B ib le a n d a T h o m p s o n c h a in re fe re n ce . It c a n s c a re th e m a w a y .” B u m h n m h o p ed to begin a n o n -p rofit o rg a n iz a tio n lo tra in c lo w n s . " I w ant to start an o r g a n i z a t i o n a n d c u l l It C I R C U S ." be satd. " T h a t sta n d s for C lo w n s In R ig h te o u s Con Becratlnn U n to S a lv a tio n . I've tier it try in g to tra in m y own tro u p e to do s k its In c h u rch e s bu t tra in in g Is slo w . It takes n u m b e rs a n d d e d ic a tio n . Muyl*o ne d a y w e c a n ta k e the city, c o u n ty a n d the w h o le state for C h r is t. I hope the o rg an izatio n ca n h e lp tra in fo r th a t b e a u t y | feci it 's tim e for C h r is tia n s tn get out a n d w itn e ss. 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T h e s e f r ie n d s h ip s c o u ld s p ill o v e r Into y o u r s o c ia l w o rld a s w e ll. ARIES (M a rch 2 1-Apri l 10) He m in d fu l o f the typ e o f a sse ss­ m e n ts y o u m ake tod ay to d e ­ te rm in e w h e th e r th e y a re p re d i­ c a te d up o n lo^k al a s s u m p tio n s o r e m o tio n a l ones. T h e la tte r c o u ld he p ro b le m a tica l. A rle s , H e a l y o u rs e lf lo a b ir th d a y g ill S e n d for y o u r A stro -G ra p h p re ­ d ic tio n s lu r th e y e a r ah e a d b y m a ilin g $7 a n d a long. selfa d d ressed . siuni|ie<l e n v e lo p e to A s lro -G rn p h . c/o th is n e w sp a p e r, H O. B o x N ew Y o rk . N Y. 10103, He s u re to s ta le y o u r z o d ia c slu m TAURUS (A p ril 2 0 -M a v 20) A n ag re e m e n t y o u re c e n tly n e ­ g o tia te d c a n Ih - im p ro v e d u p o n If y o u d o n ’ t d r m n n d p e r k s to w h ic h y o u 're not e n title d . S triv e to Ik *reasonable. 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T r y lo do a s little d e le g a tin g as p o s s ib le to d a y w h e re c r it ic a l a s s ig n in ''n is a re c o n ce rn e d . Yo n c o u ld he e x tre m e ly lu c k y In t ilin g s vo n m a u a g r or d ire ct hut v o u r su rro g a te s m ig h t not he SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D re. 2 1 ) D o n o t gi v e t on m u c h cre d e n ce to e a rly In d ic a to rs to ­ d a y . b e c a u s e t h e y c o u ld he m isle a d in g . Y o u s h o u ld get lu c k ­ ier w h e n the lln ls h lin e Is In sig h t, not v is a versa. CAPRICORN (Dee. 2 2 J a n I HI Y o u a n d l wo o f y o u r close I rlc iu ls are lik e ly lo he In c o m ­ plete a c c o rd today w here m ajo r issu e s are co n ce rn e d . H o w ev er. C A N C E R (Ju n e 21 J u lv 22) The p o s itio n y o u la k e today m ig h t lie c o u n te r o p p o sed to the js is ttlo u s o l nsM x'Intcs. It s h o u ld he e a s y t o d i s t i n g u i s h I tie lo y a lis t from the a d versaries. LEO (July 23 A u g . 22) There nre te r la in tim e s w hen II ts w ise in keep o u r m o u th s sh u t, and O ils c o u ld tie one ol tho se d a y s. II y o u m u st la- beard, lim it It to lo v e d o n e s w h o w o n 't m isu se w lia l vo u sa y VIRGO (A u g . 2 3 -S e p t. 221 L is te n to a ll p o in ts o f view today a n d la- c o n sid e ra te re g a rd in g the o p in io n s o f o th ers. If y o u a t ­ tem p t in tie m a n ip u la tiv e , yo u m ig h t gel ta n g le d In y o u r ow n w ell. LIBRA (Sept 23 O ct. 23) W h o y o u are a n d w hat yo u sta n d lo r m ig h t lie pu l tu the test tod ay. If y o u lo w e r y o u r sta n d a rd s for e x p e d itio u s p u rjx is c s . II c o u ld do s e rio u s h a rm to y o u r Image. SCOHPIO (G el. 2-I-Nov. 22) Y o u ru lg lil not he v e ry s u c ­ c e ssfu l to d a y try in g lo se rve a s a m e d ia to r b e tw e e n d is s e n t in g f r i e n d s . I n s t e a d ol g e l l i n g Last year y o u m a y uni have been lo o su cc e ssfu l at fin is h in g w h til y o u st ar t ed. T h e y e a r ah e a d , how ever, c o u ld he |usi the o p p o site w here y o u 'll c o in p lc le u o l o n ly new th in g s, b ill o ld t ilin g s as well. A R I E S (M arch 21 A p r il IH| O v e rre a c tin g e m o tio n a lly in d e ­ v e lo p m e n ts lo d a v c o u ld cause y o ti t o I) e h a v e I n a n o n p ro d u c tiv e m illin e r. In o rd er to w ill su p p o rt fro m o th e rs you m u st lie lo g ic a l a n d co o l (traded. TAURUS {A p ril 2 0 M a y 20) II y o u 're p la g u e d by o ld se lf-d o u b ts to d ay It's tim e for y o u lo sta ri lo o k in g for new s o lu tio n s to y o u r p ro b le m s. He p n ile u L because y o u r e a rly a rm y o f th o u g h ts m ig h t not he y o u r best ones. GEMINI (M ay 2 1 - J u n e 20) Today If y o u 're d o in g b u sin e ss w i t h n it u n fa m ilia r firm , get th e m tu put a ll o f llt c lr p ro m ise s a n d g u a ra n te e s In w ritin g . D o n 't d o b u s in e s s o n m e re ly a s s u m p ­ tio n s. , Aniwir to Pnvloui Pun to diy 35 Parlodi ot tlmi 37 — S iw yir 40 B o iir Muhimmid — 41 Dally 42 Shickli 43 And not 45 M ind 47 B ill! In v ilu i 50 DHovid 51 V ig ilib li 52 Slop! 53 P lltirid 54 Piling ilo n i H its h a rm o n y m ig h t not p re v a il w lte rr m in o r ones are at s la k e AQUARIUS D a n 20-Kch. 10| T o d a y y o u 're in a m a rv e lo u s a ch ie v e m e n t c y c le w here m ajm a c c o m p lis h m e n ts arc co n ce rn e d . G iv e y o u rs e lf m e a n in g fu l o b ­ jectives. d o u 'l m e ss a ro u n d w ith In sig n ifica n t s h ill PISCES (Feb, 2 0 -M a rc h 20) Y o u c o u ld do r a lh c r w ell today In e n d e a v o rs o r e n te rp ris e s Hint re q u ire ta k in g a c a lc u la te d risk. C h a n c e s a re n 't apt to In tim id a te y o u . yet y o u 'll uni do a n y th in g rid ic u lo u s C o p y r ig h t 1 0 0 4 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E ASSN. e v e ry o n e m a d at yo u, let them w o rk out (h e ir ow n p ro b le m s. SAGITTARIUS |Nov. 23-D ec. 21) In o rd e r lo tie su c c e ssfu l tod ay y o u m u st Ik - able lo d ra w the lin e betw een frie n d s h ip a n d b u s in e s s It a Hu wed lo o v e rla p , yo u m igh t do so m e th in g y o u ’ll la te r regret. CAPRICORN (D ee 2 2 -J a n I ‘ *I In d e a lin g s w t l h frie n d s lo d a y ir v in d o lh a i w h ic h Is best lo r the greatest num lM-r II yo u tall in take Into c o n s id e ra tio n e v e ry o n e 's needs, y o u 're not apt to succeed at w liat you attempt. AQUARIUS D a n . 2 0 Feb. 101 S o m e o n e w ith w hom y o u 'll be In vo lved tod ay m igh t a tte m p t to h av e o th e rs b e liev e lic /s h c d e ­ se rves cre d it for s o m e th in g y o u (ltd N lji It In the Imd PISCES |Fell. 2 0 -M a re h 20) G u a r d ag ain st In c lin a tio n s to d ay to try lo revise s o m e th in g th o l In clu d e s o llie rs . n s w e ll as y o u r ­ self. w llh o u l g e ttin g th e ir c o ilse n t. T h e ir v ie w s m lg lii c o n flic t w ill) yours. C o p y r ig h t 10 9 4 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E A SSN WIN AT BRIDGE By Phillip Alder H a v e y o u b e e n w o n d e r in g w h ere I fin d o u t abo u t tho se s illy s ig n s ? T h e y c o m e fro m H ie a m u s in g "N o te s A Q u e rie s " c o l­ u m n b y J o s e p h M u rk e r In T h e G u a rd ia n n ew sp ap e r Iti E n g la n d . Mere is a n o th e r one, O n the tip o f G re a t C a m a n o c Isla n d In the H r llls h V ir g in N u iu ls there used lo he u sig n |xo e la lm |n g " N o l respasslng without per­ m is s io n . " In bridg e, there are a few su it c o m b in a tio n s H u t a rc m tsp la y e d re g u la rly . T o d a y 's d e al featu res one o f th e m . A g a in st y o u r c o n ­ tra c t o f three n o -tru m p , W est le a d s Hu* d ia m o n d s ix . A fte r East p la y s th e Ja ck and y o u w in wi t h the q u een, ho w do y o u c o n ­ tin u e ? Y o u have se ve n lo p tric k s : tw o sp ad es, thre e h earts a n d tw o d ia m o n d s. M aybe y o u a tta c k e d sp ad es, h o p in g for a . 3-3 sp ilt. H ut that w ill h a jip c n o n ly about o n e tim e In three. M a y b e y o u jila y e d o n c lu b s . H ut good d e ­ fe n d e rs w ill rk'feat yo u. E ast w in s w ith th e ace (even if y o u start the su it h u m the d u m m y ) a n d re tu rn s Ills last d ia m o n d . 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P a llllo n a r V C M V A M M E N , M A R IE A V A M M E N i N C N U N A T IO N A L B A N K OF F L O R I D A ; F L O R I D A P O W E R C O R P O R A T I O N , a F lo rid a C o r p o fA llr f; T C A f J L P . a F lo rid a L im ite d P a rtn e rsh ip , S U N I1 A N K .N A ; N A N C Y C K I R K ; J O S E P H A S T E R L I N G . S R .j V A M M E N R E A L TV. INC . a F lo rid a C orp oration. L A R R Y L HURST; N A N C Y A H URST; J A N E T L SHARP; E LA M A R S H A R P , P L W P A R T N E R S H I P . C E D W I N W A L L 1C K .a / k / a C L A R E N C E E W A L L IC K ; G R E G G E W A L L IC K ; B A R B A R A L A M B . E I L E N E L K R A U S E ; F IR S T U N IO N N A T I O N A L B A N K O f T L O R I D A , R A Y V A l. D E S a t T a i Collector o l le m ln o le County, F lor Ida. and lh a unk/tow ntpousesof the above. II an y, (hair hair*, devisees. assignees, grantees. c ra d llo r* . le s w e i. e>ecutois, a d m in istra to rs . m orkfagees. judgm ent c re a to rs . I r u t lw t lla n h o ld tr* . par *on* In |n tta t« lo n and any and all othar par ton* h a y in q o r c la im in g to h«ve any rig h t, till# or Intoresf by. through undar or a g a m tl lha atxwe nam ad D efendants a olhar wise c lairnm g any r ig h l lllla , or Interest In lha ra a l p ro p a rly itow r itrad in (h it ERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY L IN E OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD, 4 1 0 .1 3 FEET TO TIIE PO IN T OF TANGEHCY; TIIENCE NORTH 51 * 5 6 ' 4 1 " EAST ALONG TIIE NORTHERLY R IC IIT -O F-W A Y L IN E OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD, 1 6 8 .7 6 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 2 , S A ID BLOCK B AND TIIE P O IN T OF BEGIN­ N IN G ; TIIENCE HORTII 3 8 * 0 1 '1 9 " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIH E OF SAID LOT 2 2 , A DISTANCE OF 1 2 .7 1 PEE T; TIIENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 0 '2 1 " EAST, 2 8 .2 2 FEET; TIIENCE NORTH 3 8 * 0 9 '1 7 " WEST, 5 .0 0 FEET) TIIENCE NORTH 51 * 5 0 '2 1 " EAST, 5 .0 0 FEET; TIIENCE SOUTH 1 0 * 0 9 '3 7 " EAST, 5 .0 0 FEET; TIIENCE HORTII 5 1 • 5 0 ' 2 3 " EAST 6 6 .7 6 FEET TO TIIE EASTERLY LIH E OF S A ID LOT 2 2 ; TIIENCE SOUTH 3 8 *0 3 * 1 9 " EAST ALONG S A ID L IN E , 1 2 .9 1 FEET TO TIIE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY CORNER OF S A ID LOT 2 2 ; TIIENCE SOUTH 5 1 * 5 6 * 4 1 " WEST ALONG TIIE SOUTHERLY LIH E OF S A ID IX3T 2 2 , AND TIIE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY L IN E OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD, 9 9 .9 7 FEET TO THE PO IN T O r BEGINNING. CONTAINING 1107 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS, Adion TOGETHER WITH Dolindanli fO T H O S E 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 L L P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G IN T E R E S T B Y . TH R OU G H . U N D E R OR A G A IN S T TH E N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S . A N O TO A L L P A R T I E S MA.VJ .M£ \ F f L £ L A ,.M ,M 0 1 0 M A V E A N V M IG H T T I T L E OH I N T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y D E S C R I B E D B E L O W An F m ln a n t D o m a n P a llllo n . togalhar with l i t D a d a ra lio n o l f a t in g h a t b a rn lila d in lha above t ly l t d court lo a cq u ira c a rta in p ro p a 'ty in la ra tl* I n SraninolaC ounty, F lo r id a d a te n b a d a t follow* PARCEL IIO. SEMIIIOLA BOULEVARD FEE SIM PLE 1 9 1 .9 A PART OF LOTS 4 ANO 5 , BLOCK D, SPORTSMAN'S PARAD ISE, SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED III PLAT BOOK 0 , PAGES 12 AND 11 OF THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R I­ DA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1, BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IN I’ U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A; TIIENCE RUM SOUTH 0 9 * 0 9 '2 1 " NEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIN E OF S A ID BLOCK D AND THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIH E OF WINTER PARK DRIVE A DISTANCE OF 4 0 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY COrUIErl OF SAID D!X>CK II; TIIENCE SOUTH 8 0 *5 4 * 1 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S A ID BLOCK 0 AIID THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIH E OF BEM INOLA BOULEVARD, 2 6 1 .7 1 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST­ ERLY CORNER OF LOT 4, S A ID BLOCK B AND THE I-O llir o » BEG INNING ; TIIENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 5 'J l " EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIH E OF S A ID LOT 4 A DISTANCE OF 5 .7 1 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 9 '0 7 " ( EAST, 1 4 9 .9 8 FEET TO A PO INT Oil THE EASTERLY LINE OF THE WESTERLY H OF LOT 5 , S A ID BLOCK II; TIIENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 5 '2 I “ WEST ALONG S A ID L IH E , 5 .7 5 TEET TO THE SOUTHEASTENLY CORNER OF THE WESTERLY ^ OF S A ID LOT 5; TIIENCE NORTH O il*54* J 9 " WEST AIONO THE SO'.THrP.LY L IH E OF Tilfc WEST s OF S AID LOT 5, THE SOUTHERLY LIME OF SAID LOT 4 AND TIIE NORTHERLY R ICIIT-O F-W AY LIH E o r s e m i n o l a b o u l e v a r d , 1 4 9 . 9 a r t i r r t o t iif . POINT o r UEGIIINIHG. CONTAINING 862 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL HO. A PART OF LOT 2 2 , BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARA­ D IS E , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AO RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 11 OF TIIE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS I COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 17, BLOCK B A3 RECORDED III SPORTSMAN'S PARA­ D IS E , PLAT BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A, S A ID PO IN T ALSO DEING TIIE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER o r CRI S U B D IV IS IO N , A R E PLAT, AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I I , PAGE 41 O r THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A; TIIENCE RUN SOUTH 8 0 * 5 4 '1 9 " EAST ALONG TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF SAID BLOCK U, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AND THE NORTHERLY R IG IIT -O r-W A Y LIH E OF S E M IH O U BOULE­ VARD, 5 7 .0 5 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF TIIENCE EASTERLY ALONG TIIE ARC OF S A ID CURVE, TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S A ID BLOCK B AND TIIE NORTHERLY R IC IIT-O F-W AY LIN E OF S E M IH O U BOULE­ VARD, 4 1 0 .1 1 FEET TO TIIE P O IN T OF TANGEHCY; THENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 6 '4 l " EAST ALONG TIIE SOUTHER­ LY L IN E o r S A ID BLOCK B AND TIIE NORTHERLY R IG IIT-O F-W AY L IN E OF S E M IH O U BOULEVARD, 2 6 8 .7 1 FEET TO TIIE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 1 , S A ID BLOCK II AND TIIE PO INT O r BEGIN­ N IN G ; TIIENCE HORTII 18*01 *1 9 “ WEST ALONG TIIE WE3TEHLY LIH E OF SAID LOT 21 A DISTANCE OF 1 2 .9 1 FEET; TIIENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 0 '2 3 " EAST, 9 9 .9 7 FEET TO THE EASTERLY LIH E o r S A ID LOT 2 2 ; TIIENCE SOUTH 1 8 * 0 1 '1 9 " EAST ALONG S A ID L IN E , 1 1 .0 9 FEET TO TIIE S017TIIEABTERLY CORNER OF S AID IX>T 22,’ TIIENCE SOUTH 5 1 * 5 6 * 4 1 " WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LIME OF S M P I jOT 2 2 , AND TIIE NORIMERLY RIG IIT-O F-W AY L IN E OF S E M IH O U BOULEVARD, 9 9 .9 7 FEET TO THE PO INT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 1300 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL NO. 1 7 2 9 .4 S E M IH O U BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT 7 9 1 .5 SEMINOLA BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PART OF LOTS 4 AND 5 , BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST ACCORDING TO TIIE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R I­ DA. BEING DESCRIBED AS rOLLOWSl COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1, BLOCK 0 , SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED III PLAT BOOK 0 , PAGES 12 AND I I OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FlrORIOA; TIIENCE RUN SOUTH 0 9 * 0 5 '2 l " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF S A ID BLOCK B AND TIIE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN K O r WINTER PARK DRIVE A DISTANCE OF 4 0 0 .0 0 FEET TO TIIE SOUTIIWESTEHLY CORNER OF SAID BLOCK B; TIIENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 4 '1 9 " EAST ALONG TIIE SOUTHERLY L IH E OF S A ID BLOCK B AND TIIF. NORTHERLY R IG IIT -O r-W A Y L IN E OF M .M U IO U BOULEVARD, 2 6 1 .7 1 FEET TO THE SOUTH­ WESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 4, S A ID BLOCK U; TIIENCE IIOIITII 0 9 * 0 5 * 2 1 " EAST ALONG TIIE WESTERLY LIH E O F S A ID LOT 4 , A DISTANCE OF 5 .7 1 FEET TO TIIE POINT OP BEG INNING ; TIIENCE CONTINUE HORTII 0 9 * 0 5 * 2 1 " EAST ALONG S A ID L IN E , 5 .8 7 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 *5 5 *0 7 " EAST, 1 2 .1 6 FEET; TIIENCE SOUTH 0 9 *0 4 * 5 1 " WEST, 5 .0 0 KEET; TIIENCE NORTH 0 0 * 5 5 ' 0 7 " WEST, 1 2 .1 6 FEET TO TIIE PO IN T OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 61 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS. PARCEL HO. SEMINOLA BOULEVARD TEE SIM PLE 1 9 4 .6 ' A PART OF LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGES 12 AND 11 OF THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUIITY, F L O R I­ DA. BEING DESCRIBED AS rOLLOHSl COMMENCE AT TIIE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1, BLOCK B, SPORTSHAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 13 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUIITY, FLO RID A; TIIENCE RUN SOUTH 0 9 * 0 5 '2 1 " NEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIR E OF SAID BLOCK B AND THE EASTERLY RIGIIT-OF-W AY L IK E OF WHITER PARK DRIVE A DISTANCE OF 4 0 0 .0 0 FEET TO TIIE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF S AID BLOCK U; TIIENCE SOUTH 3 0 * 5 4 '3 9 " EAST ALONG TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S AID BLOCK 0 AND TIIF. NORTHERLY RICIIT-O F-W AY LIH E OF BEMIHOLA BOULEVARD, 4 1 1 .7 1 FEET TO TIIE SOUTHWESTER­ LY CORNER OF THE EASTERLY *1 OF LOT 5 , SAID BLOCK II AMD THE P O IN T OF BEG INNING ; TIIENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 5 '2 1 " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF TIIE EASTERLY S OF SAID LOT 5 , A DISTANCE OF 5 .7 5 FEET; TIIENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 5 '0 7 " EAST, 1 0 0 .0 2 FEET TO A PO IN T OH THE EASTERLY L IN E OF TIIE WESTERLY S OF LOT 6 , S AID BLOCK II; TIIENCE SOUTH 09 * 0 5 '2 1 " WEST ALONG S A ID L IH E , 5 .7 7 FEET TO TIIE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF TIIE WEST­ ERLY S OF SAID LOT 6 ; TIIENCE NORTH 0 0 *5 4 * 3 9 " WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF TIIE WESTERLY >1 OF SAID ID T 6 , TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OP TIIE EASTERLY S OF SAID LOT 5 AND THE NORTHERLY RICIIT-O F-W AY L IN E OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD, A DISTANCE OF 1 0 0 .0 2 FEET TO TIIE PO IN T OF BEGIN­ NIN G. CONTAINING 576 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL NO. 2 2 8 .4 MORE OR LESS. SEMINOLA BOULEVARD FEE SIM PLE A PART OF LOT 2 2 , BLOCK D, SPORTSHAN'S PARA­ D IS E , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RAHGE 10 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED III FLAT BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AIID 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS 1 | I COMHKHCE AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OP LOT 17, BlrOCK B AS RECORDED IN SPORTSMAN'S PARAD ISE, PLAT BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A, SAID PO IN T ALSO BEING THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF C R I S U B D IV IS IO N , A R EPLAT, AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 3 1 , PAGE 41 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A; THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 0 * 5 4 11 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IH E OF S A ID BLOCK D, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AND THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY LIH E OF S E M IH O U BOULE­ VARD, 5 7 .0 5 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 4 9 8 .6 8 FECT, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 7 * 0 0 '4 0 AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 7 5 * 3 1 '0 1 " EAST; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF 8 A ID CURVE, THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S A ID BLOCK B AND THE NORTII- MORE OR LESS, TOGETHER WITH MORE OR LESS, TOGETHER WITH PARCEL HO. 1 7 2 8 .4 SEMINOLA BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PART OF LOT 2 1 , BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARA­ D IS E , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO TIIE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T DOOK 8, PAGES 12 AND 11 OF TIIE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR10A. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS I COMMENCE AT TIIE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 17, BLOCK D AS RECORDED IN SPORTSMAN'S PAR AD IS E , P U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 13 OF TIIE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOHIDA, SAID P O IN T ALSO DEING TIIE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF C R I S U B D IV IS IO N , A R E P U T , AS RECORDED III P U T DOOK 11, PAGE 41 o r TIIE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A; TIIENCE RUN SOUTH 8 0 *5 4 * 1 9 " EAST ALONG TIIE SOUTHERLY LIH E OF S A ID BLOCK I), SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AND THE NORTHERLY R IG IIT-O F-W AY L IN E OF S E M IH O U BOULE­ VARD, 5 7 .0 5 FEET TO TIIE P O IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 4 9 0 .6 8 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 7 * 0 0 '4 0 " AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 7 3 * 1 1 '0 1 " EAST; TIIENCE EASTENLY ALONG TIIE ARC OF S A ID CURVE, THE SOUTHERLY LIH E OF SAID BLOCK U AND TIIE 4 9 8 .6 8 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 7 * 0 8 '4 0 AND A CHORD BEARING OF HORTII 7 5 * 1 1 '0 1 " EAST; TIIENCE EASTERLY ALONG TIIE ARC OF S A ID CURVE, THE SOUTHERLY H U E OF S A ID BLOCK It AMD TIIE NORTH­ ERLY RICIIT-O F-W AY L IN E OF S E M IIIO U BOULEVARD, 4 1 0 .1 1 FEET TO TIIE PO INT OF TANGEHCY; TIIENCE HORTII 5 1 * 5 6 ' 4 1" EAST ALONG TIIE NORTHERLY RIG IIT-O F-W AY LIH E OF S E M IH O U BOULEVARD, 1 6 8 .7 6 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 2 , S AID BLOCK U; TIIENCE HORTII 3 8 * 0 1 '1 9 " WEST ALONG TIIE WESTERLY LIH E OF SAID LOT 2 2 , A DISTANCE OF 1 2 .7 3 rEET TO TIIE PO IN T OF BEGIN­ NING TIIENCE CONTINUE NORTH 3 8 * 0 3 '1 9 " WEST ALONG S A ID L IN E 8 .0 0 rE E T ; TIIENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 0 '2 3 " EAST, 9 9 .9 7 FEET, TO TIIE EASTERLY L IN E OF S AID LOT 2 2 ; TIIENCE SOUTH 3 8 * 0 1 '1 9 " EAST ALONG S A ID L IN E , B .0 0 FEET; TIIENCE SOUTH 51 * 5 0 '2 1 " WEST, 6 6 .7 6 FEET; TIIENCE NORTH 38 * 0 9 '3 7 " WEST, 5 .0 0 FEET; TIIENCE SOUTH WEST, 5 .0 0 FEET; TIIENCE SOUTH 5 1 *5 0 *2 3 " 1 8 * 0 9 '1 7 " EAST, 5 .0 0 FEET; TIIENCE SOUTH 5 1 * 5 0 ' 2 1 " WEST, 2 0 .2 2 FEET TO TIIE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. Legal Notice P e lilio n a r. and any request lor a h ea rin g cn lha p a llllo n lo r lha O rd e r o l T a k in g . II desired, on P e titio n e r's A tto rn ey, whose nam e and a d d ress Is shown below on or before A p r il 27, 1794. an d lo Ilia the o rig in a l o l your w ritte n defense) and a n y recyjesl lo r h e a rin g on lha P e titio n (or Ihe O rd e r o l Taking w llh lh a C lr r k o l this C o u rt either b e fo re s e r v le t on lt d P e tit o n e r's A tto rn e y o r Im m e d ia te ly th ere a fter, lo stiow w hat rig h t, lllla . In la ra tl a lien you o r a n y o l you h a v e or c la im In and to the p ro p e rly d e scrib e d In sa id P a llllo n and to show causa. II a n y you hava. w hy s a id p ro p e rly should not be condem ned lo r lh a uses an d purposas as sal torlh In sa id P e titio n II you la ll lo answ er, a default m a y be entered a g u n t l you lo r lh a ra lla l dem anded In lha P a llllo n II you la ll lo re<|resl a (tearing on lha P a llllo n for O rd e r of Taking you sha ll w a iv e a n y rig h t to ob|ect lo sa id O rd e r of T a kin g W IT N E S S m y hand an d seal of sa id Cocel on lha l l l h d a y of M a rc h . 1794 IS E A LI M A R Y A N N E MORSE C I E R K O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T I N A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R I O A B y Ru th K in g . D e p u ty C le rk R O B E R T A M C M ILL A N C ounfy A ttorn ey lo t S em in ola County, F lo rid a Sem inola County S erv ices B u ild in g HOI E a s l f Irs l Street S an lord. F lo rid a 17771 Telephone (4071 111 1110 E> l 7214 A tto rn e y lo r P e titio n e r P u b lis h A p r il 10. l7 7 4 a r d A p r ll 17. 1794 DEO 7 Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R tIM IN O L E COUNTY, F L O R IO A C I V I L A C T IO N C A S E NO. 7 1 I M I C A D IV IS IO N 148 STATE S T R E ET BAN K AND T R U S T C O M P A N Y. AS TRUSTEE P la ln llllli) . vs O O N A L O P K IS H e l al, O tfe n d a n tls l N O T IC E O F FO R EC LO SU RE SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N pu rsuant lo a F in a l Ju dg m en t of lo re c ln s c ra d a te d M a r c h I t , 1774. and entered In C a te No 71 I M I C A M B of Ihe C ir c u it C o u rt o l Ihe E I G H T E E N T H J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In and lo r S E M I N O L E County. F lo rid a w ltarein STATE S T R E ET BANK AND T R U S T C O M P A N Y . AS T R U S T E E Is Ihe P la ln llll and D O N A L D P K IS H . D O N N A M K I S H , an d W E K I V A H U N T C L U B C O A A M U N IT Y A SSO CI A T ION. INC are lha Defen dan ls. I w ill te ll lo Ihe highest and best biddar lo r cash a l Ihe west Iron! s le p t o l Ihe S E M I H O L T C o u n t, C ou rtho u se at II 00 a m . on lha P h day o l M a y . 1774. lh a follow in g da s c r 'bad p ro p a rly as sal lo rth in sa id F in a l Ju d g m a n l L O T II. W E K I V A H I L L S S E C T IO N 4 A C C O R D IN G TO TH 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 H OOK 31 P A G E S 34 A N D 31 P U B L I C R E C O R O S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . T L O R ID A W IT N E S S M Y H A N D and lha sa a l o l this C ourt on A p r il 4 1774 IS E A L I H O N O RABLE M A R Y A N N E MORSE C la rk o l lha C ir c u it Court By D orothy W Rollo n Deputy C le rk IM P O R T A N T N O T IC E A M E R I C A N S W IT H D I S A B I L I T I E S A CT O F 1770 A d m in is tra tiv e O rder N o 71 17 P erson s w llh a d is a b ility who need a s p a tia l a ccom m odation •0 p a rtic ip a te in th is proceeding should contact A D A Coordinator a l M l N P a rk A venue Suite N M l. Sanlord. F lo rid a 33771 a l laast liv e 111 days p rio r to Ihe p ro ce e d in g Telephone (4071 131 4 JM E k l 4337. 1 100 711 4771(1001, or I 700 7111770 I VI. v ia F lo rid a R e la y S ervice P u b lis h A p r il 10 17. 1774 OEQ Tf Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A C I V I L D IV IS IO N C A S E N O 71 1143 C A 14 E EM C M O RTG AG E CO RPO RA TIO N. a D e la w a re co rpora tion P l a ln ll ll vs K A R E N G O R D O N and H O N A L D O E W A R a l al D afen dan ft N O T IC E O F S A LE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N lh a l p u rsu an t lo Ihe O rd e r or F in a l S u m m a ry Judgm ent en le re d In th is cause In Ihe C irc u it C ourt for Sem inole County. F lo r ida. d escrib e d as Lot 1 o l R E G E N C Y G R E E N a cco rd in g Ic Ihe P la t thereof, as record ed In P l« l Book II. on P a g e t 19, 40 and 41. o l Ihe P u b lic R e co rd s o l S E M I N O L E C o u n t, F lo rid a a l p u b lic sal# to »ha highest bidder, lor cash, a l ihe West I r o n l d o o r o l the S e m in o le County Courthouse. M l N P a rk A v e n u e . S a n lo r d . S e m in o le County. F lo rid a , at 11 00 A M . on Ihe 3rd d a y o l M a y IT7« M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C le rk o l Ihe C irc u it Court By Jana E Ja ta w ic t-uonsn A p r il 10 17. 1774 O EQ40 Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U O 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 S E N O .: 74 U 4 0 R I I P IN R E THE M A R R IA G E OF H E R M A L M O O RE. P e titio n e r/W ife. and H A RO LD E A R L M O O RE. H etp on den l/H u tba n d N O T I C E O F A C T IO N TO M A R O L O E A R L M O O R E (C /O JA N IE M A E M O O RE 2143 C R A W F O R D S A N F O R O . F L O R I D A 33771 (Respondent's La st Known A dd ress) Y O U A R E H E R E B Y NO TI F I E O that a P etitio n lor D lt solution o l M a rria g e has been H ied a ga in st you. and lh a l you a re re q u ire d lo serve a copy o l your Response or P le a d in g lo lh a P e titio n upon Ihe W ilt s a tto rn e y . TH O M A S C G R E E N E . E S Q U I R E , 411 E a s l F ir s t Street. S a n lo rd F lo rid a 13772 0471. and III# Ihe orig in a l R e tp o n ta o r P le a d in g In Ihe O lllc * o l tbe C le rk o l Ihe C irc u it C ou rt, on o r before Ihe ll h day o l M a y . 1774 II you la ll lo do so. a D e fa u lt Ju d g m e n t w ill be taken again st you lo r lha re b e l dem anded In Ihe P e llllo n O A T E D a l S an lord. Sem inole County. F lo rid a , th is l i s t day o l M a rc h . 1774 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T B Y D ian e K B ru m m e tl P u b lis h A p r il 1. 10. 17, 34. 1774 D EQ 34 IN V I T A T I O N TO B ID A n n u a l R e qu irem e n t A greem en t F o r S lre e l N a m e Signs A / R 144 S e m ln o tt C o u n ty B o a rd o l Cou n ty C o m m issio n e rs requests In te re s te d p a r tie s lo s u b m il fo rm a l sealed bids for lha above referen ce d In vita tion to Hid B id p a cka g es w ill be a v a ila b le a l Ihe C o u n ty 's P u rc h a sin g O l v isio n located at HOI E III S lre e l. Room 1304 S a n lord F L 13771 R a q u e tl 'o r b id docum ents m a y be m ade by c a llin g 14071 l i t I I M e.ten sio n 7114. or v ia fa c s im ile a l 1407) J M 7144 B id s m u ll be re ceiv ed by the P u rc h a s in g D iv is io n no later 'h i n 2 00 p m (lo ca l lim e , on W ednesday. M a y 4. 1771 B ids re c e iv e d e fle r such lim e w ill be re tu rn e d u nopened A ll b ids N O T IC E TO T H E P U D L I C : N otice it hereb y given that the H oard of A d ju stm e n t of the C ity of Sanford w ill hold a reg u la r m eeting on A p r il 77. Itf4. in the C ity H e ll Com m ls» lon C h a m b e r! at II JO A M in ord er to consid er a re q u e tl for va ria n c e in the Zoning O rd in a n ce a t if p e rta lm to fro n t a n d r e a r y a rd re q u lre m e n tt In a M R 7 d is tric t on • L o t ]. R e d d ln g t Subd. a i record ed in P l l • P 0 70 of the P u b lic R e c o rd s of S e m in o le County, F lo rid a B ein g m ore s p e c ific a lly de scrib e d as located W O Redding P la c e P la nn e d use of the property 1% to erect a sin gle fa m ily rest dance L a rry B la ir. C h a irm a n B o a rd of A dju stm en t A D V I C E TO T H E P U B L I C It a p e rio n decid es to appeal a decision m ade w ith recpect to any m atter considered at the a b o v e m e e tin g or h e a r in g he/she w ill need a verb atim re c o rd of Ihe pro ceed in g ! In elu din g the testim ony and evl d e n ce . w h ic h re c o rd is not pro vid ed by Ihe C ity of Sanford (F S 7 M 0 I0 S ) P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B I L I T I E S N E E D I N G A S S IS T A N C E TO P A R T IC I P 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 P E R S O N N E L O F F I C E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T 330 SA2A 41 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E OF THE M E E T IN G P u b lis h A p r il 7 A \7. i t t l D E O 41 sha ll be opened p u b ltd y and rea d aloud A L L P R O S P E C T I V E B ID D E R S ARE H E R E B Y CAU T I O N E D N O T TO C O N T A C T A N Y M E M O E R O F TH E S E M 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 . C O U N T Y M A N A G E R . OR COUNTY STAFF M F M B E R S OTHER THAN THE S P E C I F I E D CONTACT P E R S O N R E G A R D IN G THE A B O V E B IO A U C O N T A C T S M U ST BE C H A N N E L E D T H R O U G H THE P U R C H A S IN G D IV IS IO N Contact Ja cq u l P e rry . Buyer, at (407) 3?I M M e ife n s io n M I4 for fu rth er Inform ation M / W B E 's are en couraged to p a rticip a te m the b id process P u b lis h A p r il 17. IW l D E Q MS ^•*4jp» V - | -V ,| | | \ I’.' Buy recycled. It would mean tlie world to them i I i .h i U t o y o u , a l l a o r t a o f e v e r y d a y p r o d u c t * a r e I te in ^ m a d e f r o m m a ie r ia la y o u 'v e r e c y c le d , l i n t l o la -t-p r e c y c l i n g w o r k i n g f o r t i l e f u t u r e , y o u n e e d l o l o o t f o r t l ie a o p r o d u c t s a m i l i n y l i t e m f ' o r a fr e e l i r o c l m r e , c a l l I ■ i U K l ’ C A L l . ' l ; ! ENVIRONMENTAL I DEFENSE FUND oER<V '■'V " '.■L' JtB vJ. i t j " CONTAINING 775 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LE SS. PARCEL NO. 2 2 9 .4 S E M IH O U BOULEVARD FEE 3IH PLE A PART OF LOT 2 1, BLOCK D, SPORTSMAN'S PARA­ D IS E , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST ACCORDING TO TIIE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED II I P U T BOOK 0 , PAGES 12 AND 13 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A. 0E1HG DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! COMMENCE AT TIIE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1 7 , BLOCK B AS RECORDED IN SPORTSMAN'S PARAD ISE, P U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 13 OF TIIE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A, S A IO P O IN T ALSO BEING TIIE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OP GRI S U B D IV IS IO N , A R E P U T , AS RECORDED III P U T DOOK 31, PAGE 41 OF TIIE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A; TIIENCE RUN SOUTH 0 0 * 5 4 '3 9 " EA3T ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E Or S A ID OLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AND TIIE NORTHERLY RIG IIT-O F-W AY LIH E OF S E M IH O U BOULE­ VARD, 5 7 .0 5 FEET TO TIIE PO IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS Or 4 9 8 .6 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 7 * 0 0 '4 0 " AND A CHORD D U R IN G OF NORTH 7 5 * 1 1 '0 1 " EAST; NORTHERLY R IG IIT-O F-W AY L IN E OF S E M IH O U BOULE­ VARD, 4 1 0 .3 3 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF TANGEHCY; TIIENCE NORTH 51 * 5 6 '4 1 " U S T ALONG TIIE SOUTHER­ LY L IN E OF SAID BLOCK B AND TIIE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY L IN E OF S E M IH O U BOULEVARD, 2 6 8 .7 3 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 3 , S A ID BLOCK D; TIIENCE NORTH 1 0 * 0 3 '1 9 " WEST ALONG TIIE WESTERLY L IN E OF SAID LOT 23 A DISTANCE OF 1 2 .9 1 FEET TO TIIE P O IN T OF BEGIN­ N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE HORTII 3 8 * 0 3 '1 9 " WEST, ALONG SAID L IN E , 8 .0 0 FEET; TIIENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 0 '2 3 " EAST, 6 5 .7 3 FEET; TIIENCE SOUTH 1 0 *0 9 ’ 3 7 " EAST 0 .0 0 FEET) TIIENCE SOUTH 51 * 5 0 '2 3 " WEST, 6 5 .7 4 FEET TO TIIE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. E a c h D a la n d a n l It li r t h t r n o tified lh a l lha P e lilio n a r m il p a llllo n lor an O rd e r o l T a k in g before lha H on orab le Seym our B en ton one ol lh a Ju d g e t o l lh a a b o v e t ly le d C ou rt, on Ilia tth day o l M a y . 1794. al 1 00 p m . In the Sem inole County Courthouse, Sanlord. F lo rid a . In a cc o rd a n c e w ith III D a d a ra lio n o l T a k in g Iw.’ it o lo r e Ilia d In (h it cau se A ll D a la n d a n lt lo I h lt l u l l and a ll o t ia r I n te n d e d p a r tia l m a y llm e ly re q u e tl a h earin g on lh a P a llllo n tor lha O rd e r o l T a k in g a l lh a lim a and p la ce desig n a ted and be heard A n y D a la n d a n l ta ilin g lo Ilia a llm e ly re q u e tl lo r h ea rin g thwtlI w a iv e any rig h t lo o b | r d lo lh a O r d o r o l Taking AND E a c h D a la n d a n l and any o lh a r persons c la im in g any In la ra tl In lha p ro p e rty d escrib e d In lha P a llllo n In lha abova t ly lt d E m ln a n l D o m a in proceed in g i t hereb y re q u ire d lo terve w ritten defenses, II any you have, lo the P e titio n heretofore Hied In th is cau sa on the SAVE 50% ON CLASSIFIED ADS To celebrate International Classilied Advertising week. April 17-23, we are ottering great specials. Call or come in to place your line classified ad during this week and you II get 50% off the price of your ad in Ihe following classifications: 50% OFF •Wanted To Buy" "Computers" "Homes For Sale" (no realtors, please) "Antiques / Collectibles" "Sporting Goods" Sanford Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 322-2611 't f 1 I N T E R N A T I O N A L CLASSIFIED A D V E R T I S I N G W E E K , APRIL 17-23 �*•11 1 * 1 10B - Sanford Harold, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, April 17, 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices C IR C U IT CO U R T , C O U N T Y OF S E M IN O L E , S T A T E O F F L O R ID A C A S E N O .r44 154) D R 01 K M E LIS S A L BER LO N . P e titio n e r/W ife . VS. JA S O N B E R L O N . Re sp on den l/H u sban d N O T IC E O F A C T IO N TO : JA S O N B E R L O N Y O U A R E H E R E B Y N O TI F I E O that a P etitio n for O H solution of M a r rla g a b a t been Iliad a g a ln tl you Y o u e re r r quired lo ta rv a a copy o l your w ritten detente*. II any. lo the action on the P e titio n e r's at lo r n t y . W I L L I A M W C A R P E N T F R . E S O . whose a d d ra ti It MO E. H ig h w a y 4) 4, Long wood. F L )3?50, on or ba lo ra lha l» lh o l M A Y . 1444 and Ilia lha o rig in a l w ith lh a C la ry o l Ih lt C ourt a ilh a r balora s e rv le t on P l a l n l l l f t a llo rn a y or Imrnadi a la ly Ih a ra a lla r, olha rw ita . a Judg m en t w ill be en lara d lor lha re lie f dem anded In lha Petition W IT N E S S m y hand and tea l of Ih lt C ou rt on Ih lt lath day of A P R I L lear (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT CO U RT B Y N A N C Y R W IN T E R P u b lis h A p r il 17, U A M a y 1.1. Iter O E Q 144 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T , E IO H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C I R C U I 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 C A S E NO 4) 7)54 C A 14 B LEAD ER FED ERAL BANK F O R S A V IN G S . P le ln t lll, vs R O S E M A R I E P E N N IN O . el e l . D e le n d a n llt) N O T IC E O F S A L E N o tice It hereby given that, pursuant lo a S u m m a ry Ju dg m en l o l F ore clo su re . I w ill sell the follow in g described property lo ca te d In S e m in o le C o u n ly . F lor Ida; Con do m in iu m U n it 71. B u ild ing cA o l H I D D E N V I L L A G E C O N D O M IN IU M , a cc o rd in g lo Ihe D e cla ra tio n o l C on do m in iu m re c o rd e d M a r c h J I, IM S In O f f ic ia l R e e l, til B o o t 1 t;c. p a g e s 151) t h r u 1717 a n d am ended by firs t am en dm en t thereto record ed M a y 14, 1445 In O ll lc la l R e c o rd s Booh 14)1. p a g e s 147) t h r u 141) a n d am ended by second am endm ent thereto record ed M a y 71, le t ) In O ffic ia l R e co rd s Booh 1441, page )00l and am ended by am en d m en l thereto record ed Ju n e 4. 1445 In O il tc IAI R e cord s Booh 1444. pages 1)1] th ru 1)11 end fu rth e r am ended by a m en dm en t Iherelo reco rd ed J u ly 17, I t t ) In O f f ic ia l R e c o rd s Booh 1B54, pages 1444 th ru M SI, p u b lic r e c o rd t o l S e m in o le C ou n ty, F lo rid a , together w ith a ll a p p u r fin a n c e s Ih erelo and an un d iv id e d I n ltre t! In the com m on elem en ts ot sa id C on d o m in iu m as te l forth In sa id D e cla ra tio n Together w ith : range, r e lrlg e ra lo r, D 'W . d isp osa l, m icro w a v e , w a s h e r, d r y e r , p a d d le fa n s, fire p la ce a l p u b lic sate, to the h lg n e tl b id d e r lo r cash, a l the W esl fro n t d o o r o l th e S e m in o le C o u n ly C o u rth o u se . S a n lo rd , F lo rid a II 00 a m on M a y ). 1444 A m e ric a n s W ith D is a b ilitie s A d ( A O A ) N o t ic e : In a d co rda n ce w ith the A m e ric a n s w ith D is a b ilitie s A d . persons w ith a d is a b ility w ho need a specia l a cco m m o d a tio n to par ll c l p a t e In t h is p r o c e e d in g Should co ntact A D A Coordin ato r a l J01 N orth P a rk A venue. Suite N M l, S an lord. F lo rid a 1)771 a l least liv e d a y s p r io r to the p ro ce e d in g Teleph on e: (4071 • 3)3 4 ) » E x l 4)37, 1 lO P fS ) 1771 (T D D I o r 1 100 455 1770 IV1. v ia F lo rid a R e la y S e rv ice W IT N E S S m y hand and Seal o l th is C ou rt on A p r il 4.1444 (Court Seal) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K ,C IR C U IT C O U R T B y D orothy W Bolton D eputy C le rk P u b lis h A p r il 10.17. 1444 D E O 47 N O T IC E OF P U B LIC H E A R IN O BY S A N FO R D A IR P O R T A U T H O R IT Y Notice It hereby given that on lha Ird day o l M a y . leer, a l I JO a m . a l 773) M e lio n v llle A v a n u t. B u ild in g I, C o n la ra n c a R o o m , S a n lo r d . F lo r id a , a p u b lic h e a rin g w ill be h e ld c o n c e r n i n g lh a p r o p o t e d In u a n ce by lha S an lord A lr p o rl A u thority (the " A u th o rity -’ ) o l li t In d u tlrla l D evelopm ent R e v enua Bondt, S e ria l leer lib# B o n d i " I In an aggregate p rln c lp a l am ou n t not lo eaceed SI, 100,000 00 The proceed ! o l the B o n d i w ill be u llllie d Id construct and equ ip an appro* I m a le ly c l , 000 s q u a r e to o l hangar fa c ility w ith rela ted c u t to m tr serv ice la c ill Ile t located a d la ca n l to the north tid e o l R u n w ay f 37 a l the C e n tra l F lo rid a R egional A irp o rt. San lord. F lo rid a (the " P r o | e c t " l The A u th o rity w ill own the P ro ie c l end w ill lease the P ro ( i d lo Je tt A ir e Corporation, Inc., a F lo r id a c o rp o ra tio n , w hich w ill operate lh a P ro |ect T h e B o n d i, w h a n a n d II lim e d , th a ll not be deem ed lo constitute a debt or pledge o l the faith and credit or o l the ta rin g pow er o l the C ity o l Sanlord, Sem inole County, the S tele ot F lo rid a , or any p o litic a l tu b d lv l lio n Ihereol N eith er the S tale o l F lo rid a nor any p o litic a l tu b d l v is io n Ih ereol. In clu d in g the A u th o rity , t h i l l be oblig ated lo pay lha B o n d i o r lh a In le re tt thereon o r the c o il Incidental IherelO except w ith the revenues and m o n le i pledged th ere lor N eith er the fa ith and c re d it nor the ta x in g power o l Ihe C lly ol S anlord, Sem inole County, the S tale a l F lo rid a , o r any p o litic a l sub d ivision Ihereol It pledged lo the paym ent of the p rin c ip a l o l the Bends, the Interest thereon, or other c o il Incidental thereto A ny person Interested In the Issuance o l the Bonds or the location and natu re o l the P ro le d lo be financed w ith the Bonds m ay appear and present b is o r her view s e l such p u b lic h earing It a person decides lo appeal any d ecision m ade by the A u I h o rlty w ith re s p e c t lo en y m e tie r considered e l Ih lt hear Ing. he w ill need a re co rd o l the p r o c e e d in g s , a n d lo r s u c h purpose, lie m ay need lo Insure lh a! a v e rb a tim re c o rd o l the proceedings Is m ade, w h ich re co rd Includes the testim ony and evid ence upon w h ich the appeal It lo be based D ated this 17th day o l A p r il, IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E 4TH J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A . IN ANO FOR ORANOECOUNTY C A S E N O . D R 44-4311 D IV I S I O N : II In re the m a rria g e ol C A R L A K R IZ K A P e titio n e r, and CHARLES KRIZKA Respondent N O T IC E O F A C T IO N TO: C H A R L E S K R I Z K A AD D RESS UNKNOW N Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that an a ction lo r D issolu tion o l M a r rla g e has been Hied again st you and you a re re q u ire d to serve e copy of your w ritte n defenses. If a n y . lo II on G O R D O N A W A R R E N , P A . whose address Is 1111 E M ich ig a n , S u lla 140. O rland o. F L 17101 on or before M a y 4, 1444. and file the o rig in a l w ith the c le rk o l Ih lt court eith er be lo r serv ice on pell< llo n er or Im m ed ia te ly thareaf le r; o th erw ise a defa u lt w ill be en tered a g a ln t l you (or Ibe re lle l dem anded In the com p la in t o r petition D A T E D o n A p r il I). 1444 F re n C a rlto n A s C le rk o l the C ourt B Y B rlg ie tte B urton A s Deputy C le rk P u b llth : A p r il 17,14 A M a y I, I, 1444 D E O 144 im . S A N FO R D A IR P O R T A U T H O R IT Y B y: W illia m Bush, J r T re a s u rtr/S e e re la ry P u b lish : A p r il IJ, iw r D E Q 147 CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Cener cryptograms ere creeled how, quoteoons fry lemeut peocee. peel and present tech teller m the cipher stendi lor enother Tedey t due J eoued C ‘ a W O E R U T Y R ' l K Q N V S K X C S T X C U Q W Q E V R R T B ' E O K X V V I , CT S J T C I X Y O E f l V V Q L N V V R B C S X V R T B E Y O N Y RTB S N C . ’ V T I O — F T N C E X W O E I . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The w»y taxes ere, you might a* wall marry lor love." — Joa E. Lewli. OFF THE LEASHtfO by W.B. Park Legal Notices legal Notices IN T H E C O U N T Y COURT OF T H E E IO H T E E N T H J U D I C I A 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 C A S E NO.: f l 1441 CC lf r F M IC H A E L A. C A S T E L L A N O a n d C A T H L E E N L. C A S T E L L A N O , his w ile . P la ln llllt . vl D E B R A K. L Y O N S . , Defendant. AMENDED N O T IC E O F S A L E N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O I V E N p u rsu an t lo Ihe F in a l Ju dg m en t In F o re c lo s u re entered u n the l i s t d a y of M a rc h , 1444. In C iv il A ctio n N o. 4) )44] C C » F of Ih t C o u n ly C o u rl o l lh« E igh teen th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it , In a n d lo r S em in ole C o u n ly . F lo rid a , In w h ich D E B R A K . L Y O N S , l l the D efendant a n d M I C H A E L A. C A S T E L L A N O and C A T H L E E N L C A S T E L L A N O , t i ll w lta. a r t the P la ln llllt . I w ill te ll lo the highest an d best bid d e r lo r cash at lh a w est Iron l door o l the S e m in o le C o u n ty C ou rtho u se. S an lord, F lo rid a a l 11:00 A .M on the M lh d a y ot A p r il, 1444. the fo llo w in g d e scrib e d re a l proper* ly sa l forth In tha F in a l Ju d g m a n l: Lot M l, O A K F O R R E S T U N IT T H R E E , a cc o rd in g to lh a pla! thereof, a s re c o rd e d In P la t B ook 17, P a g e t 4) an d 4) o t tha P u b lic R t c o r d t o l S a m ln o lo County, F lo rid a . D A T E D Ih lt 4th d a y o l A p r il, 1444 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C la r k o l lh a C irc u it C o u rl B y Ja n a E Ja sa w lc D eputy C le rk P u b lis h : A p r il IQ. 17,1444 D E Q 74 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H E IIO H T R R N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IH O L E C O U N T Y, S T A T E O F F L O R ID A Casa N e . t ) I M I C A I I - B O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC T IO N FLE E T R E A L ESTATE F U N D IN O C O R P . P la in tiff. IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U N T O F T H E llf h J U O IC IA t C O U R T C I R C U I T IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N TY. F L O R ID A C A S E NO. 4 T IM 4 C A 14 ■ IN L A N D M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N , P la ln llff, vs K E I T H J R H O O E S . M IC H E L L E L E E K RH OO ES. V IL L A S STOCK RIDGE H O M E O W N E R S . A S S O C IA TIO N INC D efendants N O T IC E O F S A L E Nolle# Is hereb y g iv en that In a c c o r d i n c t w it h I h t F in a l J u d n m e n l a l F o re c lo tu re an le re d on M a r c h )1. 1444, In c iv il a ctio n no. 4 ) IM 4 C A M E . In tha C ir c u it C o u r t lo r S e m in o le County, F lo rid a . In w h ich K a lth J Rhodes and M lc h t lle Lea K. Rhodes and V illa s S to rk rid g e H om eow ners A ssocia tion . Inc war# D e fe n d a n ts a n d In la n d M o r t g a g e C o r p o r a t io n , I h t P la in t if f . I w il l s e ll lo the highest b id d e r tor ca sh a l tha W e s t I r o n t d o o r , S e m in o le C o u n ly Courthouse. M l N P a rk A v a , S an lord. F L 1)771. be tween II 00 a m and 1 00 p m on Ju n e 7, 1444. (he follow in g r 44l p ro p e rly : L o l 47, Stockb rid ge U n it Two. a cc o rd in g to Ihe P la t thereof a t record ed In P la t Book 14. pages 14 44, P u b lic R e cord s o l Sem i note Cou n ty F lo rid a M o re co m m o n ly know n as: M14 W eym outh C l., A popka F L 1)70) D A T E D A p r il 1,1444 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C le rk o f C ir c u it C ourt B y: D oroth y W Bolton A s D eputy C le rk P u b llth : A p r il 10.17, 1444 O E Q II R E Q U E ST FOR PR O PO SA L IR F P I The S a n lord H ousing A u th o rl ly It s ta k in g q u a lifie d b id d e rs lo sub m it p rop osa ls lor tha reg u la r m aintenance ot a ll grou n ds to includa lh a follow in g C a t lla B ro w e r C o u rl W illia m C la r k C ourt E d w a rd H ig g in s T a rra ca C ow an M oughton T erra co L a k a M o n ro t T a rra ca S p t c lllc a llo n sheet ca n be p ick e d up a l lh a o lllc a a l 44 C a tlla B re w e r C l . S an lord. F L M771 betw een S:X5 4 .00 p m. D e a d lin e lo s ub m it proposal It A p r il 2). I444by 4:00p.m . P u b lis h : A p r il 1 0 .1). 17, » . 1444 D E Q 41 J E F F R E Y E T A L .. E TAYLOR, Defendants N O T IC E O F FO R ECLO SU RE SALE •YC LER KO F C IR C U IT C O U R T N otice Is hereby g iv e n lh a t tha undersigned M a ry a n n e M o rse . C la rk o l tha C ir c u it C o u rt o l S E M I N O L E C o u n ty , F lo rid a , w ill, on tha STH d a y o! M A V . 14(4, at 11:00 a m a I tha West F ro n t D o or o l Iho S em in ole County Courthouse. In lh a C ity o l Sanlord. F lo rid a , o tla r lor sa le and sa il a t p u b lic o u tc ry to Iho highest an d best b id d e r lor cash, tha follow in g described p roperty s llu o te d In S E M I N O L E County, F lo rid a , to w it: L O T 11, B L O C K C. S U M M E R S E T N O R T H S E C T I O N 4. A C C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R O E O IN P U T B O O K IS. P A G E » A N O 14, P U B L I C 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 IDA. pursuant lo lh a (Inal d ecree ot foreclosu re entered In o case pending in sa id C ou rt. Iho stylo of w h ic h It: F L E E T R E A L E S T A T E P U N D I N O C O R P . vs J t llr o y E . Teylo c, II liv in g , e l el.. In a cc o rd a n c e w ith the A m o r Icons w ith D is a b ilitie s A d , per sons needing a sp e cia l accom m odal ion to p a rtic ip a te In this proceeding should co nfect A D A Coordin ato r a l M l N orth P a rk Avenue. S u lla N M l . Sanlord. F lo rid a 17771 a l least liv e IS) days p r io r to tho proceed in g Telephone: (407) 133 4330 E d . 47)7: I 400 455 •7714T D D I . o r I (1001*55 1770 (V I, v ia F lo rid a R t la y S ervice W IT N E S S m y hand and o l f k le l to o l of s a id C ou rt th is 4th d a y o f A p r il. 1444 IS E A L I M A R Y A N N E M ORSE CLERK B y D orothy W Bolton Deputy C le rk P u b llth A p r il 10.17.1444 D EQ 44 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T , E IO H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C I R C U I T , IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N TY. C A S E N O . n - I I M C A '1 4 - B K IS L A K N A T IO N A L B A N K , P la ln llff. vs. JE FFR E Y C A R O N E R . t la l . O e ta n d a n llil N O T IC E O P S A L C N otice Is hereby given th a t pursuant to a S u m m a ry Ju dg m an l o l F ore clo su re . I w ill te ll lha fo llo w in g d e scribe d property lo ca te d In S e m in o le C o u n ly . Florida : Lot 17 In B lo c k C o l H I D D E N L A K E U N I T l'A , a cc o rd in g lo Iho p i l l Ihereol a s re c o rd e d In P la t Book 17. a t Paga> » 53, o l tho P u b lic R e co rd s of b e m ln o le County. F lo rid a at p u b lic ta le, to the highest bidder ta r cash, a l Ihe west fron t door of the Sem inole County Courthouse. S a n lo rd . F lo rid a . II 00a.m . on M a y ) , 1444. A m e rica n s W ith D is a b ilitie s A c t ( A O A ) N o t ic e : In a c cordance w ith lha A m e rica n a w ith D is a b ilitie s A ct. persons w ith a d is a b ility who need a special accom m o d a tio n to p a r li c l p e f e In t h l i p r o c e e d in g stioutd co ntact A D A C oordin ato r a l M l N o rth P o r k Avenue. Suite N M l. S an lord. F lo rid a 37771 el least (Iva days p rio r lo the pro ceed in g . Teleph on e (407) 77) AMO E e l 4777; I M O 4551771 (TO O ) or I MO 415 1770 (V ), v ia F lo rid a R e la y S e rv le t. W IT N E S S m y hand and Seal o l K ill C ou rt on Apr)) 4, 1444. IS E A L I M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K , C IR C U IT CO U R T By D oroth y W B a llo n Deputy C le rk Pu blish : A p r il 10. 17. 1444 D E Q 100 N O T IC E O P P U B L I C H E A R I N O Tho S em in ole C o u n ly P la n n in g an d Zoning C o m m is sio n w ill hold a p u b lic h e a rin g In Room 10)1 o l tho County S e rv le ts B u ild in g . Sanford. F tor Ido on M a y 4, 1444 at 7:00 P .M . o r a t soon th ere a fter as possible, to co n sid e r the lo l lo w in g : A . P U B L I C H E A R I N O F O R C H A N G E OF Z O N I N G R E O U U T I O N S I. J A M E S F I L E S ( P Z 4444 Retane fr t m R - l M u d ) F a m ily to R -t, S in g le F a m ily R e sid e n tia l — S ection 74. T w p. 71, Rng. 3) L o ts II. 17. I). an d 14. tho W est 1 1 1 ft. o l Lo t 10. a lio lots 14. 17. IS. 14. 70. and 71 and a portion ot Lo t 77. T h is Includes lha va ca ted a lle y , (less ro a d and Is a lla y H o t lot M ). S lo c k 55. T o w n He ot N orth Chuluota, P la t Book 7. P a g e 54. F u rth e r D e scrib e d as 11 la ls. located between 7lh e n d lt h S treets. In C h u lu o le D is t ric t II. 7. D A R R E L A N D M A R I L Y N K E N D A L L IP Z 4 4 4 J Resene b o rn R ) , M w tll-F a m ily te R P , R a s M e n tle l P ro fessio n a l — L e g a l Section IS. Tw p. I I I . R g a . M E . B eg in n in g M M II W o l N E co rn er ot S V, o l SW U o l 56 1* run W 150 ft. I 110 44 ft. 6 150 It. N 110 47 It. 7 B egin nin g. F u rth e r d e scrib e d a i a 110 II. x 150 tl. p a rce l, lo c a ltd on lh a w est sid e o l H o w ell B ro n c h R ood. N orth of I R 414. D is tric t f t . ) W I L L I A M A B E R N I C E A B B O T T (P Z 4 4 4 4 ) Rosaiso fro m A l A g r ic u ltu re , te R-1, S in g le F a m ily R e sid e n tia l — The E 1IJ ft. of the S E U o l S E W Section IS, Tw p. IIS , Rge. » . Tho W MO ft. o l tha SW M of tho SW U o l tho SW M of Section M . T w p. IIS , Rga. 116. F u r t h t r d e scrib e d as 11.4 a cre s, located on lha south side o l G a b rle lta L an e, E a i t e lT u i k a w ll la Road. D is t ric t II Those In a lla n d a n ca w ill be h ea rd and w ritte n com m ents m a y bo H ied w ith tha C u rre n t P la n n in g O ffice . H e a rin g s m a y be contin u ed fro m lim a lo lim e as found n e ce ssa ry . F u rth e r d e ta ils a v a ila b le by c a llin g M M 1 M , E x te n s io n 7444. N O T E : P e rso n s w llh d is a b ilitie s (loading a ssista n ce to p a rticip a te In a n y of these p ro ceed in g s sho u ld contact lh a E m p lo y te Ratal ions D e p a rtm e n t A D A C o o rd in a to r 41 h ou rs In a d v a n ce ot tha m ea lin g a l 11I I IM , e xten sion 7441. P e rso n s a r t a d v ise d th a t II they w is h to app ea l any d e c isio n m ode a t th is m e a lin g , they w ill need a re co rd o f tho proceed in gs, and tor such pu rp ose, th ey m a y need to e n s u rt lh a t a v e rb a tim record ot lh a p ro ceed in g s Is m ade, w h ic h re c o rd Includes th» testim on y an d evid en ce upon w h ich tha a pp eal Is to be based, u er Section M4.3IOS, F lo rid a Statutes. B O A R D O F C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A B Y : H E R B H A R D IN . M A N A G E R C U R R e N T P L A N N IN O P u b lis h : A p r il 17, 1444 D E Q 151 Be A Team Player Teamwork is an important part ol being the best on and off the field. In the Army National Guard, you will have the opportunity lo be a vital player on the learn that guards your community, state, and country. As a Guard team player, youmay qualify (or tuition assistance including the Montgomery G J. Rill. These benefits are available to you for as bale as a few days a month and a few weeks a year of Guard service. For all the details on joining ihe ULTIM ATE W INNING TEAM, CALL TODAY. SFC AL FELICIANO FLORIDA “Hey, you know lhat little door in tho wall? Som ebody forgot lo latch it." 4 0 7 -3 2 3 *3 3 1 7 kricaosAtlarM Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E IIT H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC T IO N D IV IS IO N C A S E NO. f ) 11)7 C A -I4 E R E S O LU T IO N T R U S T C O R P O R A T I O N , as R e ce ive r tor F ir s t F e d e ra l S a vin gs A L o a n A sso c ia tio n ol M id F lo rid a , P la in tiff. VS. C A R L A L L I S O N B R I G G S and M O N A M A R Y B R I G G S ; a la ! . D o lt n d e n li T H IR O A M E N D E D N O T IC E O F FO R EC LO SU RE SALE N o tice Is hereby g lv tn that, p u r s u a n t to a n O r d a r R* s c h e d u lin g F o r e c lo s u r e S a lt dated A p r il I, 1444. a n d anlorod In c iv il case n um ber 4) 1)77 CA 146, o l Ihe C ir c u it C o u rl ot lha t lt h J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In and lor S a m ln o lo C o u n t y . F lo r i d a , w h oraln R E S O L U T I O N T R U S T C O R P O R A T IO N . AS H E C E I V 6 R F O R F IR S T F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A L O A N A S S O C I A T IO N O F M I D F L O R ID A . Is P la ln llt l end C A R L A L L I S O N BRIGGS. MONA MAN Y BRIGOS. NO RBERT M D O R S E Y . A S B IS H O P O F T H E D IO C E S E OF O R L A N D O , a rt Defendants. I w ill s a il to tha highest e n d bast b id d e r lo r cosh at tho w est fron t door ot tho Sem inole County Courthouse In Sanford, Sem inole County, F lo r Ida. a l 11:00 A M on M a y II. 1444. Iho fo llo w in g cSeicrlbed p roperty a s sa l forth In said F in a l Ju dg m en t, lo w ll: Tho S ou th erly 14 44 le a l o l L o ts 13 an d 1). B lo c k E. R E P L A T O F S A N O R A U N IT S I A ). record ed In P la t Book 17, P a g e s 11 en d I). P u b lic R ecords of S a m ln o lo C o u n ly . F lo rid a . M id 14 41 le a l being m easu red p e rp e n d icu la r to Ihe Southerly line o l sa id L o ll 73 a n d )) A N D Lot 11. B lo c k E . o l said R E P L A T O T S A N O R A U N IT S I A ). e xcep t the Sou th erly )7 00 le a l ot s a id L o t 11, B lo c k E . M id 17 00 le a l being m ea su red par p e n d lc u la r lo Iho S outherly lin e o l s a id l e t 31. B'<Kk E D ated A p r ils . 1444 M A R Y A N N E MORSE C le rk of C ir c u it C ourt B y Jen * E Jesew ic D eputy C le rk p u b lis h A p r il 17, 34. !»44 D E Q 157 Legal Notices IN 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 C A S E N O . t j i t i s CA IS E CROW N B A N K . A F E D E R A L S A V IN G S B A N K (t/k /a Crow n Savin gs A sso c ia tio n under li t fo rm e r sla te c h a rie r) , P te ln lllf, v. O A V IO R R O S S E T T E R and SUZANNE ROSSETTER. h u s b a n d a n d w i l e . T R E N D M A K E R H O M E S , INC . a F lo rid a co rporation . H O W E L L H A R B O R E S T A T E S A S S O C IA T IO N . IN C , a F lo rid a co rpora lio n not lo r p r o fit e n d U N KNOW N TEN AN TS. Defendants N O T IC E O F S A L E P u rsu an t to C hapter 4) N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N pursuant lo an O rder or F in a l Judgm ent o l F o re c lo su re dated A p r il 4. 1444. and entered In C a te No 43 14)4 C A 14 E o l tha C ir c u it C o u rl o l Iho Eigh teen th J u d ic ia l C irc u it In and lo r Sam i nole C ou n ly, F lo rid a , w herein CROW N D AN K , A F E O E R A L S A V IN G S B A N K If/k /a C row n S a vin gs A sso c ia tio n under l i t fo rm e r sla te c h a r ie r) It P la in t i ll and D A V I D R R O S S E T T E R an d S U Z A N N E R O S S E T T E R , h u s b a n d a n d w i f e , T R E N O M A K E R H O M E S . IN C ., a F lo rid a co rp ora tion , H O W E L L H A R B O R E S T A T E S A S S O C IA TIO N . IN C . a F lo rid a co rp o ra lio n not lo r p r o fit an d U N K N O W N T E N A N T S a re delon dents. I w ill se ll to the highest end best bidde r tor cash e l Ihe W est Iron l door o l the Sem inole C o u n ly C o u lh o u M In Sanlord. S e m in o le C o u n ly . F lo r id a a l eleven o 'c lo c k a m on the 10th day c l M a y . 1444. Ihe follow in g d e scribe d p ro p e rty es te l forth In sa id O rd e r o l F in a l Ju dg m en l. lo w it L o l 30. H O W E L L H A R B O R E S T A T E S , a cco rd in g to Iho P la l thereof, e t re co rd e d In P la l Book 34. Paga 53. P u b lic H er ords o l Sem inole County. F lo r Ida D e le d a t S em in ole C o u n ly . F lo r id a th is 1th day o l A p r il. 1444 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE A s C le rk , C ir c u it C ourt Sem inole C o u n ly , F lo rid a B y D oroth y W Bolton A t D eputy C le rk P u b llth A p r l l l l . 14. 1444 D C Q 13! CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 Orlando - Winter Park 831*9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 5:00 AM.-5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES Meonaecullv* times — ... 57e aline 7 consecutive tlm fi.......... 70c a ling 3 cons tcutlv* limn....... 91cl lln* 1 time....................... .....51.19 a lint Rale* art par liiua, baitd on 3 Unas • 3 Llnaa Minimum Scheduling m ay include H o ia kj Advertiser a l lh a coal of an additional day Can cel w han you g a l its iJ t* P a y onfy tor d a y s your ad rune at ra tt ta m e d U se k ii description tel fastest resutrs C o p y m u ll toflow acceptable typo gfaptvcal lorm ’ C om m ercial frequency rales t i e avertable OEAOUNES Tuesday thru Friday 1Z N o o n Tha D ay Betote Pubkcation Sunday 13 N oon Frid ay • M o n d ay S X I P M FtxJay ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In lha avanl of an arror In an ad, tha Sanford Harald will ba raaponalbla for tha flral Inaartlon only and only lo tha axlant of tha coal of lhat Inaartlon. Plaaaa chack your ad for accuracy lha flrat day II runa. Legal Notice IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF THE IIO H T IIN T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R I D A , IN A N O F O R IE M IN O L I COUNTY C A S I N O . . ( V 1444 C A M I F O R D C O N S U M E R F IN A N C E C O M P A N Y . IN C . S u cc e tto r In In le re tt by m e rg e r to F O R D C O N S U M E R C R E D IT COM PANY, P la ln llff. vs. S ID N E Y B O L O E N and JA C Q U E L I N E B O L O E N . h is w ife; U N I T E D S T A T E S OF A M E R IC A : A M E R IC A N O EN E R A L F I N A N C E . I N C . l/ k / a A M E R IC A N O E N E R A L FI N A N C E O F A M E R I C A . IN C t B A N K E R S IN S U R A N C E CO M P A N Y , en d U N K N O W N T E N A N T S /O W N E R S . D e fen den l(s) N O T IC E O F S A L E N o tice Is hereby g iv en that, p u rsu an t to Ihe O rd e r o r F in a l Ju dg m en t en tered In th is cause In tha C ir c u it C o u rl o l S em inole County. F lo r Ida. I w ill M il the p roperty slu tated In Sem inole C ou n ly, F lo rid a , d e scribe d es: T H E W fc S i 37 F T , 4 IN O F L O T 14 A N D A L L O F L O T I). B L O C K 1). S A N L A N D O T H E S U B U R B B E A U T IF U L . AC C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R O E O IN P L A T B O O K ). P A G E 41. P U B LIC REC O R D S O F S E M I­ N O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A . T O O E T H E R WITH THE R IG H T O F IN O R E S S A N D EG R ESS O V ER BRENTW OOD A V E N U E AN D TH A T PO R T IO N O F S A L E M S T R E E T L Y I N O E A S T O F BRENTW OOD A V EN U E AND SO UTH O F A N D A D JA C E N T T O S A I D B L O C K IS O E SCR IB E D A B O V E a l p u b lic M ta. to the highest and bast bidder, le r cash, a l the W e sl F ro n t Door o l lh a Sem inole County C o u rtho u M In Sanford. F lo rid a , t l 00 A M . on M a y 3. 1444 M A R Y A N N E MORSE A S C I E R K O F TH F COURT B y : D orothy W Bolton D e puty C le rk In occo ren co w llh lh a A m e rl ca n s w llh D is a b ilitie s A ct. par ton s needing a s p e c if' accom m ode Iten te p e r tlc lp x ’ e In this proceed in g should contact Ihe In d iv id u a l o r agency sanding n o tice not later than seven days p r io r to tha proceed ing at tha add ress given on notice Tele phone 1407 )31 43)0 It hearing Im p a ire d 1 100 155 4771 (T D D I or I 400 *55 1770 I V ). v ia F lo rid a R t la y S erv ice P u b llth A p r il 10. 17.14*4 O E Q 43 We'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. You 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 322-261 1 today! Your transportation ad works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: • Make and Model • Year • Power Features Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission • Mileage • Previous Use • Accessories/Interior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3 H Z 6 U Tto Anq K akw l Guild 0 a* loot (kowtway la*kqw - 3 �*• Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. April 17, 1994 - 11B 12— E l d e r l y C a r o 12— E l d e r l y C a r e A D U L T C A D I In our p riv a te t>om« S anford area L o l l o l lo vin g ca r* for your loved one i Con la 11 H o lly 111 1143 A D U L T C A R E In p riv a te San ford hom e M Kt/m o. Inc. love, m e a l i , I r a n t p o r l. . e n t e r ' la ln m e n t, A m ore M l 14*1 Ki r ’N* CAHI.VI.KiS>b) l u r r y W r l« h l 71— H e lp W a n t e d 21— P *r « o n < l» ADOPTIONS F re e m e d ica l care, Ira m p o r ta ilors. c o u m a U n g , p r iv a t e doctor p lu s liv in g e a p e n ia t B a r m i l l ! 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Is accep tin g a p p lic a tio n lor R M d riv e rs In th e O r l a n d o a r e a IM 0 0 N a rc o n e e Rd) M u s i have C D L llc e n ie F u ll h e n e lll packag e A p p ly a l 1114 H igh SI. __ Longw eod E O E _ FAX YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TO US ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT! 407-323*9408 DRIVERS WANTED F o r convenient and economl cal e d v e rtltln g . nothing b e a li the S a n lord llt r a ld F a . us ro u r a d lo the Cl s u llie d D epl and Include the following In form a tion • B illin g nam e, a d d re u . and phone num ber • C o n le c l nam e end phone n u m b e r tor a d v e rlflc a lio n • S ta rt dale • N u m ber of d a y s you would Ilka your ad to run • A flic Stoc>i<)«» Fhiv.tb* P .ifio A M i wi*' SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S Sanford Awo • Sanfmrl 323*3301 55—Business Opportunities 31— P r iv a t e In s t r u c t io n s O P E N I N G A P R I L land m 11)1 S a n lord F I Ja c k ie Caelo Sw im L a u o n t It you have any g u a tllo n t. p le a t# c a l l Iha C la t t llt e d A d v a r l i i l n g D a p a r lm e n l M o n d a y F rid a y . 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Suite 503, Sanford, F L 17/11 Attn K e lly of F A X 40/ 111 1431___________________ SPRAY PAINTERS Exp a u to /m a rtn * p a in te r* needed A p ply «1i 14/6 D ogwef PI , Sanlo rd 313 4 l4 i OFFICE HELP HAIRSTYLISTS B ea u ty salon in Sanford v ery Qoctd lo ca tio n netd* i t y t i i f i ♦or eith e r co m m lw io n o r ch a ir re n ta l P ir a t e ca lf 331 i t 11 W ifh clie n te le F u ll or part tim e C a ll 3716114_________ HAM AND EGG DELI B eca ute of increaved *a 'e * need help! H I are! ?md tb itli availa ble Defter than average pay Exp in m a k in g del * landvviche* helphjl A p ply in person A M A C Q exit S I. SH *4 WAREHOUSE 17 h r Le arn receiving I0 N E E D E D P E R M A N E N T P O S T IO N S M E D IC A L C la n A / B C D L L oca l or long h au l C a ll today JS J 414 1*14 Tractor t i p ra g M F PRODUCTION M u s t h a v e C O L " A ” w ith clean M V R Produce e .p e r i ence and good references re q u ire d C a ll o r apply M I C T ru c k in g . 1*11 W i l l II Sanford. F L 40717)711] HAIRSTYLIST NEEDED ROUTE SALES Exp e rien ce a p lat C la ss A & fl 1350 fo M W w eekly Need you today LAWN MAINTENANCE W ill tra in |7 up C a ll Inday* J S J 4)1 K M LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS DRIVERS NEEDED R e sid u a l in c o m e ! b rin g tlnen c la l freedom F in d out how to c re a le o n e C a ll Rotter! I l l 1111 PR PERSON iG o G etter) To v llit new home sites In m etro O rla n d o area Territory and training pro vlded G a s allow ance and in t o r n © w i l l r a n g e f r o rn llO O t H D ’Wk parf time (H ours flexible! C a ll 323 1144 L O C A T E S C o n d u it your own locate M a r c h Fee a Mep hy *tep g u id e $«nd 1 19 9S to Locate. PO Bo> M 0 l. Sanford. F L m / l U 0I W ith clean d a n B d r iv e n lic e n s e fo r d a y a n d n ig h t s h ills We o ile r 1 X 0 per week 10 start, m a jo r m edical, de n la l and p a id vacation s A p p ly a l U S A Services. 444 Spring H a m m o ck C l. lo ng w ood ___________ 11* 7304___________ WE* O t W h NT* v* L A B O R E R S N E E O E D S h illed and umJkllfed D a y i C a ll betw een 1 3 S P R I N T S T A F F I N G , m 7011 HOUSECLEANERS 10 open in g! M u st have car phone, speak tn g lish . ) 4 m o l *>p M u s i be a v a il X * h r i wk No la . e s ’ lees w ithheld E a rn SSS IO 'hr C a ll 445 1110 M o n da y I I. Tuesday I I I o n l y P T C o m p u te r ex p e rie n ce and o rgan ization al t k ilii to quired M e d ica l records e*pe r fence tw lp tu l M u d type id wpm Send resum e fo P O B o x 179 / Sanford. F l j . TEACHERS ’ P a rt and full time staff needed m childcare confer* 40/ 313 M B TEACHER S AIDE WANTED OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! C h i l d c a r e e x p e r ie n c e re quired W illin g hi d rive van i 1 *t 77 Petra Fa sh io n s m vlfes you to enter lf»e direct sales life Alt territories 5 0 % from horne H ig h co m m n s ion set your own hours free 1*00 sales v i E a r n great r e g a r d s lo» doing y o u r |ob C a r a n d p ho ne needed M u st p o sie ss m ature altitude Com e and ice ah af we r r all about on Tuesday: A p r il 19lh at 4 JO In the p r iv a t e d in in g ro o m al S honey s R estaurant /640 Irlo B ron son H ighw ay, K u slm e e P le a se R S V P b y 4 It 311 laC4 JEIEPH0NERESEARCHER R 3 M .ig lto a firm tivhlch c o n d u c t s p r o e m p lo y m e n t b a c k g r o u n d r e s e a r c h for c l ie n t c o m p tin le s h a s a s opening tor n telephone re searcher (no sales) Pleasant professional non sm o kin g of fice Send resum e P O BOX9IS656 Longwood. F l 37/91 BEA T RISING IN TER EST R A TES 7 .55 % FIXED RATE GUARANTEED! (For Incom o Q u a lifie d Duyors) A D D TO Y O U R I N C O M E S E L L A V O N NOW I C A L L l l i a a i * e r 1114111 AGENTS-REAL ESTATE) N othing lu c c e e d t lik e auccets. W e ’ re w e ll into our I rd decade o l tra in in g ih c c a t a M a g e n li. N o lic e n c e ? ............ W e ’ ll h elp) W ATSON R E A L T Y C O R P REALT O R S 111 1 1 X ALARM INSTALLER TRAINEES r.i 2 w *xse» .t* ?s U p to tU 0 / w k . C e ll tod ay! J S J 4141*14_________ A U TO M E C H A N IC (M O B IL): C e r lllie d o r w /A y rt t i p end w / d e ilr e lo becom e c e rtltle d V a lid d r iv e r llce ra e an d tools F / T , aoma w eekend!. C a ll for d e ta il!: I l l 170* ly m s q S I A V O N p r o d u c lil.O M . E a r n lo 5 0 V No door/duor P T /F T S a n d l lll l 1*1/1 >00 *441144 BOOKKEEPER P a rt lim a A b le lo fill out q u arter l y i and do Incoma Ian. C a ll N a n cy I B » 4 S B R E A K F A S T AND LUN CH C O O K S E v p a rie n c e d o n ly lo r upscale c lu b 111 0014_________ Wo T h e E m ily Isle in D e lto n a *458 h !of a M m o n th * \ l: i > h a h : MiiiklLsimiliinui [2] Iw -lloiu Frnrn tl»e IS O '* llKtl Hoyle liooit 1417-IR d M S A S COL CLASS A DRIVERS C lean 7 y r M V R . fu ll and p a r i lim e In South O rla nd o 1 y n ex p e rie n ce C a ll ATS 4341______ ( i j tw o nil* \l imhIx F rom ill** I W i i 2dd|Suiu**i JIiiln*1 g04.7ng.S3S3 CULTURED MARBLE M AN UFACTURER N e e d ie ip e tle n c e d a F IN IS H E R e IN S T A LLE R e S E T U P /P O U R E R If e ip a rle n c e d In flb e r g la ii. we w ill tra in C a ll494 4040 i t i ' c i Io k Hom e, lirinj; in this ml |M !I* [T) Deltulia From I lie loO'x s <*11111" CAPENTERS ! anil (Lot A N Y _ T W O of lIlliHI! O p lio IlH EBEE! ' • I ’ K K K M i n 'o w a v n , • I ’HKI'! St'i'iirily Sy«li«ni | • 1 11111: Mini ttliinla | • r i l l ’.l! 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April 17. 1894 71 — H e lp W a n t e d S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R T R A 1 N IN O /P L A C E M E N T A f w d and unar mx> m M M SM E N O IN B /E Q U IP M E N T M E C H A N I C lo r la w n » v t E v e n in g s 4 J hour* C o ll lo r a c c l : 3 » WOO N e w m«ssaq> TRUCK MECHANIC L ig h t lo h eavy d u ly M u t l have loot* and experience C o ll 11 I t H i _________ VlAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK E x p e rie n ce d o n ly A p p ly In person P a y s Inn, S an lord ______ « / » » 4)04 W AREHO USE A N O O E N E R A L LABO R H E LP N EED EO I Bonu* lo r d riv e r* A ll *hlll» a v a ila b le D a lly pay, no I** R r p o r l read y lo w ork S 30 am . In d u stria l la b o r Svc . 1014 F re n c h A v . H o phase t a ll* WAREHOUSE S a n lo rd T h ird »hllt N ation al lood *ale» com p rv*«fs person lo r M A rth ou t* OT r t q “ *f m a n a n l p o tlllo n S i hr U p w a rd m o b ility and m onetary g row th Clot# N ev er a le e l H aljt Personnel. *2* 44*4 WAREHOUSE FORKLIFT S tart Im m ed iate ly! U p to 1* per hour J S J H I W M WILDLIFE/CONSERVATION I0B S G a m e w a r d e n s , s e c u r it y , m aintenance, etc No e v p e rl ence necessary Now h irin g F o r Into c a ll II* W 4 0010 e»t T tV * A M 10PM 7 days SO A U T O A U C T I O N D R I V E R S N E E D E O I M u s i have v a lid F lo rid a d r iv e rs license and en­ able lo d riv e s lic k C a ll belw ew i l J S P R i N T S T A r r i N O . m to n St T E L E M A R K E T E R S N E E O E D I C a ll between I ) S P R I N T S T A F F I N O . it * H U 103— H o u s e s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t 9 3 — R o o m s fo r R e n t N E W L Y R E N O V A T E O . p riv a te entrance, pad dle tan In your room your own heat co n lro l, re lrlg e ra lo r. m icro w a v e , and co lo r tv O il street p a rkin g and m a id s e rv ic e Convenient lo catio n T h e b e sl In low n 11) 1001 SAN I OH II P riv a te r n lf y q u icl area, house p riv ile g e s 4 4 ) w k , w ith sec dep. 31* 7*04 SANTORO K l l r h r n and lau n d ry p r lv C a b le P riv a te hom e M i wk I dep )23 /*** Stenstrom Rentals • S A N F O R D 4/1 w/ llv rm . tarn rm , C H A . w /d hook up N ew p a ln ll MOOma 1400 sec • O R O V E V IE W l/ l w/ dbl gar a g e .C H A , M lim o . 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I B A T H Townhom e w ith w a sh e r a n d d ry e r H id d e n la k e 1 )4 0'mo C a ll 114 1414 le a ve m essage It l« lo r « 4pm 1/ 1, a p p lia n c e * , h o o k u p s . garage, c a rp e l. blinds. cent h e a l/a lr 4490 (*4 13*0x140* 105—DuplexTriplex/R ent E F F I C I E N C Y . |Q p flv . back y a rd a ll u lll Incl S M i-'m o s SIQS/saC l i t I I 11 c r 171*1H E F F IC IE N C Y AP T. Completely lu r n ls h e d U l l l l l l e s p a id 47(0 L A K E M A R Y 1 lx * m . ca rp e l. C /M /A , a p p l. m ln lt. len ced y a rd P O O D A R E A M l ATM S A N F O R D . 1 n lca *m a p is A / C . appl I A v a il S/01/94 1110 A m o . 1st a n d la s t 174 IS4 I SJ)0plusdegi_ _ ^ _ _ J lli H)* E F F I C I E N C Y C o llig t C o m p letely turn U til paid, no p o lk I person o n ly ITT n t l SAN FO R D I ROOM EF FI C I E N C Y w ith p riv a te b a lh Per le d lo r I person I M 'w k a u d i t SO sec II) !*!) 1 0 7 -Mobile' Hom es / Rent I B E D R M P r iv a te A Q u lo l SUO m onlh. I liO deposit S t) pet deposit C a ll HO 41)1__________ C O U N T R Y S E T T IN O . com p le le ly tu rn . 1/1. g a rb a g e 'w a te r turn, c o w re d tenced p a lio Ideal lor w o k coup le or tm g paren t SD O 'm o p u t dep No pets U M * I / O S T E E N 1 bedroom I b a lh O n 10 a cre s S410 p lu s 1)00 te c u rl 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u rn is h e d / R e n t ^^»4_4*4_S140atterj£m^__ 115— I n d u s t r ia l SPRING BREAK!! R e n t a ls 73— E m p l o y m e n t On+ tlfilfk jo m A p i f t m w t l 17ft D E A L M o iu o o d A p H IfU W a n te d MINUTES f ROM SANFORD C A R E O I V E R . Personal d o m e stic I d r iv e am pm . k id s too R e ts A e v p M l 747) SPRING SPECIAL!! O F F I C E / w a r t h o u ta tp a c a 1100 Sq tt P r l m a lo c a t io n At en tra n ce to C en tra l F la Re gion a l A ir p o rt 4Q7J7I 1 lu ll m /I B a lh 111 ?»/0 * PRIME LOCATION * 91— A p a rtm e n ts/ H o u s e to S h a r e . M A L E W ANTS F E M A L E . to th a ra pool condo F ra a r t n l ♦or co m p an io n sh ip 311 93— R o o m s lo r R e n t A Q U IE T . C L E A N rm in San lo rd K itch e n A phone use co in la u n d ry >11A up 114 4*11 C L E A N R O O M ) s».gl<- sla rl-n -i ll) / w k K it c h e n , p h o n e la u n d ry , v id e o g a m e s o tl street p a rk in g 1104411 F U R N . R O O M prtvata hom e, housa p rlv . n ice a>ea Refer ences re q u ired 111 0411 M A T U R ED PERSO N l - jM cooking M S 'w k F ir s t and last 114 )*** HOMEOWNERS BEWARE! Would You Spend $15 To Save THO USANDS? Don ! Be Taken Advantage Of! Send Check Or Money Order To: 0 & R CONSULTANTS P.O. Box 1732 Sanlord, FL3277M 732 SHENANDOAH A PAR TM EN TS L a k e Ada I b d rm U aO m o I b d r m S 4IO m oa n du p 323 8670 ca rp e te d VENTURE I PROPERTIES equ-pped 103— H o u s e s U n f u rn is h e d / R e n t San to n ! P ro p e rtie s F o r Less T h A n U OOO0o»n • F O R E C L O S U R E ! 1/1 on >y a c r p l A p p l . 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II* 1*11 322-2420 • 321-2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY •In Out 38lh Yen* S U M L A N D E S T A T E S I b d rm I be. s c re e n e d p o rch , la r g e Ire e d lo t w ith la k e v ie w 11) 000 40/ 11)01// H O M E In H is to r ic a l D i l l . B u n g a low t lly e . 1/1. C H / A . com p ld a ty resto re d hdw d Poors. Iplc tro n l A back porch A c e lin g Ians A s k in g 4)0 *00 M o tiv a te d I M M l t a l l e r / P M 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a le C A N A L F R O N T lot O n paved ro a d N ear boat ra m p L g trees W llh la cooch e e Rv, SR 44 Reduced price 401 1/4 m V DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Id e a l lo r m o b lla h om e or h o m e t i l* , h o rs e s . c* IH e . (a rm in g or n u rsa ry Zoned a g ric u ltu ra l 11*00 per a cre S m a ll dow n p a y m e n t w llh ow ner fin a n cin g *04 14/ I 111 1.000’ t o l p rop erties lo r ta le ! A ll types a rea s A p rice s No co m m ission s C a ll tor a F R E F list W atch TV Show Channol 4 Sun M A M I iOO SKA l*r* G E N E V A ) A C R E S Pond well Zoned ag re s 1X1000 )!• *)10 NO D O W N P A Y M E N T O w ner fin a n cin g 1 lots together on P in e A ve S a n lord Low m on Ihl y ()... m e r it 4V* '-4* ’ •1 B U I L D I N O L O T S Lake M a r* R a r e a l l l t W Oeach! •I L A R G E B U I L D I N O L O T Osteen, t* *00 •»♦ A C H E S fa s t ot O sleen 11) *00 ■4 4 A C R E S S E C L U D E D but I m ile aw ay Horn B e ltw a y l cS m /M I MORGAN REALTY l SANFORD — l l l h SI and M y r t le Ave Kl-Al. ESTATC. INC 321 6762 322-7498 D ELTO N A *04 I M 4410 O il A C R E S F O R S A L E Corner lot near L a k e Jessup C a ll M l 4/4) a lte r t p m __________ 1 5 5 -C o n d o m in lu m s C o -O p / S a le BANK rORECLOSURES. GOVT FORECLOSURES. 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Sanford H m ld Clissiliids 322-2611 831-9993 w e ouv cans •we buy cans Fitting the needs o f our community in today's economy. • Most Cars Below $3,9951 • Payments As Low As $25 / Week! i.-V • On-The-Spot Financing! No Auction Cars! left S Kelly's Family Autos, Inc. 701 S. French Ave., Sanford 322*8600 ETntHUk’J W J i t � 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, April 17, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 17, 1994. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 17, 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/839a80909ffb7465428fb294c211a1b0.pdf 986d6b51724282730745599fafe388f0 PDF Text Text Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County einco 1008 86th Yoar, No. 206 - Sanlord, Florida N EW S D IG E S T Decisions affect you INSIDE County benefits from recent legislative session By J . MARK B AR PIILD □ Sports Herald Senior Stoll Wrltor T rib e , R am n in e 's rally S A N FO R D — Scm lnnlr nnd luike Mary both scored two runs In the bottom of the seventh Inning to win home baseball names Monday. I See Page IB. □ People Y o u th , b u s in e s s e s h o n o re d T h e Sanford Optimist Club recently held Its annual Youth Awards banquet during which time outstanding young people In the com m uni­ ty were recognized. Also, several Corporate Friend ol Youth Awards were presented to local businesses. l.O N O W O O D • Seminole County netted a big boost In school spending, money for road Improvements and Lake Jcsup cleanup funds, locul lawmakers told their constituents last night. About two dozen people attended u town hall meeting with slate representatives Lee Constan­ tine and Dob Starks at (.ongwood ('tty Hall. Doth panned the legislative session which ended lust week as unproductive nnd criticized legislative lenders for stnlllng bills until time ran nut to review them. “ It was probably the worst-run session we’ve ever seen." said Constantine, nrarlng the second yenr of his first term In the House of Repre­ sentatives. Constantine said the (lrst weeks of the session were slower than usual and the Inst week quicker BRIEFS By J . MARK BAR PIILD W C A p lan s S p rin g F e s t *94 Herald Senior Stall Wrltor S A N FO R D — Tire Wcstsldc Com m unity Asso­ ciation. Inc., will sponsor Spring Fest ’9-1 on Saturday. May 7. at the corner of South Lake Avenue and Went l.’ltli Street from 8 n.m. to -I p.m. S A N FO R D Th e majority of Seminole C o unty commissioners voted Monday to retain a merit pay plan for county employers, tun modifying It to assure every worker eligible for a raise gets one. Doing away with the Idea of cash bonuses sought by commissioner L u rry F u rlo n g and a panel of employees, three commissioners united to endorse thr- county's current pay hike reward program. T h e pro gra m was opposed by C o m m is s io n e r C a rlto n H e n le y because pay hikes for exceptional service one year becomes the base pay (or subsequent years, even If |M-rformancr slips slightly. C o m m is s io n e rs a greed w ith county officials a "lu m p sum ” cash bonus would be detrimental to new employees, who. In two to three years, could be curnlng less tbun new recruits. County Manager Ron Rabutt said he feared an Increased ullrlUon rate would restill. In a continuing effort to raise funds for different comm unity Improvement projects In the G o l d s b o r o area, the association will make available Ilea market table rentals fora donation of $l<> per table; hot dogs, barbecue and chicken sandwiches; d o o r prizes and a great time. Wcstsldc will t<c involved with the upcoming 13th Street Revitalization and Economic Devel­ opment planning as well as other com m unity Improvement |xoJecls. Support from the com ­ m u n ity. local congregations and business owners is needed to make a difference. T o reserve a table call 32-1-5919 before April 30. O p p o rtu n ity k n o c k s S A N FO R D - “ Women On Th e Move." a program designed tu usslsl women wlto need tt hand In achieving liielr goals und dreams needs mentors to work with young single parents to help break lire chain of |>ovcrty and wcifurc. _ Mont lit y meetings are held rm lire third Thursday of cadi month from 6 in H p.m. Th e next meeting Is scheduled lor April 21 ut GoldeuRule Housing A Com m unity Develop­ ment Corp.. Inc.. 2908 S. Orlando Dr., (old Zayre’s Plaza). T h e topic of discussion will be "Overcom ing Obstacles That Hinder Yon From Returning T o School." For Inlarntullon. call Cynthia Hamilton or LcW an Chlslcy at 3 2 4 -9 123. T a s te o f Lake M ary LA K E M ARY T h e G re a te r Lake Mary/llcathrow Chum bcr of Commerce presents Its "5th Animal Taste of Luke M ary." featuring over 35 or Central Florida’s fittest restaurants and entertainment by Miss Jacqueline Jones, on Monday. May 2. from G;30 to 9:30 p.m . ut Tlm uciian Golf und Country Chit). Tickets arc $15 In advance and $20 at (lie door. Corporate sponsors urc A A A . A T & T . T C I of Central Florida. Pebble Creek at Lake Mary. Recoton Corp.. and Ken Rum m cIChcvrolct. For more Information, cull the chamber office at 333-4748 or fax to 333-4153. From stall reports Bridge.......... _H.11 I) Movlaa............ t in Paoola....... . ........ 3B Polloe............. Deaths........ . Dr. Oott........ Editorial....... Florida......... C h a n c e of s h o w e rs Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers und th u n ­ derstorms. High In the lower to mid 80s. W ind east 5 to 10 m ph. Chance of rain 40 percent. more weather, eee Page 2A ( See Decisions, Page BA County revises system used to pay employees Spring shower 1 'See Page 30. Participants Itt tire progrant will entrance (heir lifestyles and llrat of lltelr children through Iraltilttg arid empowerment, rttnhllitg them lo achieve lire ultimate Am erican Dream — homcowucrshlp. than usunl. As a result, legislative proposals accumulated to the point where atrout 90 percent of the 3.000 hills went unpnsscd. Am ong the legislative victims were Constan­ tine’s ex parte communications hill which would return the right of Individuals to talk to local officials about zoning mutters affecting their property nnd the Geneva Hubble bill. Several residents asked about crime-fighting HtftMPhoto b» (logoi ISmKt It may bo hard to bollove it Is still spring bocauso tomporaturos have climbed Into the high 80s. but thoso throe found that a sip and a splash from the bubbler at Park on Park Is the tlckot to cooling oil. Michael Taylor, Javon Taylor and Envls Johnson till up their containers and got an Impromtu shower at the same tlmo. Officials match money to needs By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald Sonlor Stall Wrltor SA N FO R D — Seminole County commissioners agreed Monday to tentatively set com m unity service grunts next yenr at the same $747,300 amount us this year, an amount which docs not Include $200,000 for Orlando Science Cen­ ter or non-soelal service agencies. Commissioners balked ut a re­ quest by Larry Furlong to set the annual program at $1 m illion, saying they could Increase the Th e pay program will tie Included In the 1994-1995 budget, which tiegliis O ct. 1. Commissioners didn't set an amount for the program. E m p lo y e e R e la tio n s D ir e c t o r German Romero said cacti percent­ age point over current pay levels will cost $186,000 for the nearly 1,000 employees. Since the early 1970s, county employees receive annual pay ad­ justments based on their ability to meet satisfactory work standards E m p lo y e e s d o n 't r e c e iv e an automatic "cost of living ndjustm rn t" |*eggcd to the federal Con­ sumer Price Inex used by ninny other government agencies and private businesses Instead, employers receive pay Increases based on tbrlr ability lo meet certain performance stan­ dards. Average performance Is re­ warded ut un Increase which ts typically close to thr federal Con­ sumer Prlre Index. Commissioners found the merit program cost taxpayers less than across-the-txiard pay increases. But during the past three Iran years, commissioners cut back on the m e rit p r o g r a m so m a n y em ployees m eeting satisfactory standards received less than the CPI and some outstanding employees received stundurd pay*Increases due tu departmental quotas. Romero said the quotas often penalized (op-perform ers In small depart­ ments. Employees complained their pay bikes were bused on more on their department's quoin rather tbun their performance. Th e current "uverage" pay hike was set at 3 percent, less than half the 7 percent level of 1990-1991. As a result, satisfactory employees re­ ceived pay raises ol about 2 percent, less Hum Hie current Inflation rate, Romero said. Commissioners ugrerd In Febru­ ary to do away with the quota system for the remainder of the year to test Its Impact. Every picture tells a story $747,300 later tills year If the money Is available. Hut comm is­ sioners agreed the demand from public assistance agencies Is great. “ I don’t think that any of us are thinking tills fund lias adequate money to meet all the needs of the c o m m u n it y ." said co m m issio n chulmiun Dick Van Der Wcldc. The same 18 groups that received a total of $747,300 Hits year nrc now seeking $990,548 for next year, said Dr. Jorge Deju. director of the county Health and Hum an □ See Grants, Page BA B alance is key to s tu d e n t’s su ccess By VICKI DaSORMIIR Herald Stall Writer A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S Balance. That's what Joshua Etzkln says Is the key to Ills success in school and In life. Th e winner of the Commissioner's Choice Award from Lake Brunticy High School said he Is the hardest w o rk in g senior at that school because he has mastered the deli­ cate balunclng ucl that combines u college curriculum , n Job. extracur­ ricular school activities and volun­ teer work. "H e's a really neat kid,” said Sem inole C o u n ty com m issioner Larry Furlong who presents the award to the hardest working senior at each high school nnd at the Crooms School of Choice each year. Furlong gives a S 1.000 scholar- ship to the winner ut each school In order to fulllll a 1990 campaign promise lo donate 25 percent of Ills commission salary to provide schol­ arships for students who work hard In school, but who might not be recognized by traditional scholar­ ship committees, because they arc. perhaps, not at the top of their class despite their hard work. "lie (Etzkln) works rcully hard at everything he docs." Furlong said. "It's not Just school work. He Is a leader and a strong force In every uctlvlty he Is Involved In ." Despite u full course load of udvunccd placement clusscs. he works u full schedule us a tutor, which he says ullows him u flexible schedule so he can fit In Ids other activities where he needs to. He said he Is also committed to feeding the homeless through u Joo Galluccl commits the activity ol the downtown araa lo canvas as ho paints Ihe scono before him at Maonolla and Second Stroet In Sanlord. The vibrant colors and bright sunshine of a spring day In Sanford come lo life on his canvas with a low quick brush strokos and dabaol paint. □ See Award, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �3 A - S a n lo n t H o ta ld , S a n lo rd , F lo tilla - Tuoadny, A p ril 19, 1994 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE FLORIDA BRIEFS C u ttin g the ed u catio n bureaucracy By BILLBBRQSTROM Associated Press Writer B ro w n s e n te n c e d to 40 years KISSIM M EE — An Indiana woman who smothered her two young daughters because of an Irrational fear they would be sexually abused was sentenced to 40 years In prison. Donna Hruwn. 37. of Munlcrtown. Ind.. said she thought her daughters — 5-ycar-old (Carrie and 3-ycur-oUI Casey — would he belter off dead. "I Just thought If they were In heaven they would be safe." said Drown. 37, during a hearing Monday before Circuit .Judge Jose Rodriguez. " I thought It was best because I wasn't thinking rationally." Prosecutor Dorothy Sedgwick conceded Brown's mental Illness but. "nevertheless, knowing right from wrong ... she Is completely crim inally responsible." Drown killed her girls In a hotel room on April 2(1. 11193. after driving from Port Wayne. Ind.. to give them a final day at Wall Disney World. M id n ig h t c u rfe w a p p ro v ed O R LA N D O — As expected, the Orlando Clty*fcmmcll adopted a midnight curfew for nnyonc under IB In n 12-square-hlock area of downtown. Th e ordinance becomes effective Ju n e 1. Along with an null-emitting measure for motorists, the curfew approved Monday Is designed to thin out groups of roving teen-agers blamed by police for violating traffic laws, drinking and vandalizing the central commercial district. Th e American Civil Liberties Union calls such measures unconstitutional and plans to ask for a court Injunction, as It did In Miami last month. Curlews In other cities have been successfully Implemented. Th e Orlando law will control teens only In the downtown core, which police and fire-rescue olTleluls say Is congested and unsafe for both teens and adults. T A L L A H A S S E E — A month Into a new Job as commissioner. Dong Jam crson's plans for Ihc Department of Education beemnenn Issue In the governor's race. Gov. Lawton Chiles spotlighted Jamerson In Ills stale-of-lhe-slnlc speech opening the 1994 Legislature, telling lawmakers lie wanted him In cut administration at the agency by 50 percent. T h e department’s white 17-stnry building In slglil of the Capitol Is mi easy target lor speeches attacking bureaucratic bloat, and Chiles was true to form. "T h a t amounts to emptying five doors ol the Florida Education Center," he said Republican gubernatorial candidate ,lch Hush went the Democratic governor one better and said he would do away with the department entirely. Jamerson Is also campaigning for a new term as commissioner In the fall, after being named by Chiles to dll Belly Castor's unexpired term. Even before Chiles' speech, the former state representative from St. Petersburg said he wanted to focus the department on lls main mission, supporting local school dis­ tricts. And more Ilian 900 employees are being shifted from the 2. JOO-cinployrc depart­ ment, though there won't be any empty doors In the Education Center. Jamerson argued that some parts ol the agency — the largest being the Division of Blind Scrvlrcs and the Florida School for the Deaf and llllnd — could function separately. "I wanted to give them their Indepen­ dence." he said. That dt with Florida’s goal of decentraliz­ ing the Department of Education's authori­ ty, Jam erson urgued. Lawmakers went along — but only part way. Jam crson's proposals to spin off parts of the department would have cut employment by more than 1,200, or 58 percent. Cuts that survived the legislative session will amount In 43 percent, said Jo y Frank of the department's legislative affairs office. T h o u g h more Hum 50 Jobs will be terminated, most or those nITrcted are being transferred. The largest number, 570. are stall members for the Florida School Tor the Deal and Hllnd. The school In Si. Augustine, already rtm by a separate board, will lie given lls own budgeting and hiring Hrxlhlllty, though employees aren't being rut off from their stale pensions and laments. Frank said. Jamerson also proposed spinning off the 320-employee Division ol Hllnd Services, which provides rehabilitation services, runs a rehabilitation center and a library for the hllnd In Daytona Bench, and operates shops and cafeterias managed by the blind In slate buildings. Lawmakers turned that proposal down, voting Instead for a one-year study ol whether sortie or all of the services could Just as well lie provided by the Department of ladsir. or by private contractors. A n o th e r s u c c e s s Sanford M ayor B oltye D Smith, right, signed a procla­ mation dooming the wook of April 17-23 us Oigun Donor Awaronoss Wook for tho City of Sanford. Sanford rosldont Bonnie Alexander, left, a re clpiont of tho lifo saving tranoplont procedure, and Danlollo Johnson, standing, organ recovery coordinator for TransLIfo of Orlando, wore In attendance to commomorato tho occasion. S ta tio n a p o lo g iz e s fo r p ro n o g ra p h y TA M P A — A television station upologlzed to viewers and an employee was out of a Job In the wake of a weekend rerun ol "G u n sm o k e " that was Interrupted by nine seconds of hard core pornography. The scene, aired Sunday ufternoon during a segment of the program on W T T A -T V , showed a naked woman surrounded by men. Everyone In the scene was performing a sex act. "W e have to hum bly apologize to all the viewers who saw II." said To m Watson, the station's general manager. "It's Just not our thing to do. We're very conscious of our wholesome family program m ing." An employee, who managers refused lo Identify, resigned Monday over the Incident. What station managers believe happened was that the employee was watching the sex lllm at ihc station's operations center and accidentally or Intentionally Hipped a switch, briefly sending It over the air. Htrild Photo bf Apryt Konitlon From Associated Press reports if I Violence increases as authorities / ^ destroy pot harvests By ADAM YEOMANS Associated Press Writer TA LLA H A S S EE Law en­ forcement officials are facing greater dangers w h en they search for Florida marijuana growing sites, as the value and potency of Florida-grown can­ nabis climbs, a new report says. Authorities destroyed 145.384 murljuuna plants In 1993 worth $145 million, the Florida De­ partment of Law Enforcement said In lls anmiul report released Monday on efforts to eradicate domestic cannabis production. A grower In Highlands County was killed by police, an F D LE agent was Injured In Urevard County, nnd authorities In 38 c o u n tie s re p o rte d w e a po n s seizures, booby traps, warning devices nnd w a tch dogs at marijuana farms. “ Th e violence we’re Bcclng lo protect tills Illicit growing activi­ ty olfers an Increased danger not LOTTERY i M IA M I - H e ro a re th e w in n in g num b ers se le cted Monday In the Florida Loltory: F a n ta s y 5 8 -1 4 -0 -2 1 -2 0 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Tuesday, April 19, 1994 ■ Vol. 86, No. 206 Publlahad Oally and Sunday, aacapl Saturday toy Tha Sanlord Harald, Inc. 300 N. Frandi Avt., Sanford, Fla. 33771 Sacond Claaa Poalaga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and addlllonal mailing ollicaa. Poilmaitar: Sand addraaa changaa to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Doa 1867, Sanlord. FL 33773-1687. Subacription Hataa (Dally t Sunday) Homa Dallvary Hall 3 Montha SIB.SO 634.00 • Montha 0 9 00 648.00 1 Vaar 87100 IM.00 only to law enforcement hut to the general p u b li c ." F D L E Commissioner T im Moore said In releasing the report. "Clllzens who come upon a growing she should not Investigate on their ow n ." Since the eradication program began In 1981. more than 1.4 million plains have been burned and more than 5,000 people have been arrested by state and local law enforcement officials. Th e amount of marijuana de­ stroyed last year was lower than 1992 when authorities found 243,452 plants worth $243 m il­ lion. T h e 1992 figures were skewed by the discovery of one major pot fnrm In Lafayette C o unty with 110,000 plunts. said F D L E spokesman Jo h n Joyce, Lust year, authorities found 2.033 growing slles. the largest n u m b e r since the p ro g ra m began, the report showed. Police □ Sec Pot. Page 5 A 111 ..... » •* r I *» 1" » - ■«! - II ij" I niii-'i Stewart’s execution By BILL BBRQSTROM Associated Press Writer TALLA H ASSEE The stale Supreme Court lifted a stay of Rov Allen Stewart's scheduled execution Wcdnesd a v i n t h e r a p e a u <1 strangulation of an elderly South Florida woman. " T h e g o v e rn o r 's death warrant may proceed," the court ruled Monday. S te w a rt’ s a tto rn e y s . Michael Minerva nnd Stephen Kissinger of the office of C u p lta l C o llu tc ru l R e p re ­ sentative. didn't return culls to their office for comment on bow they would respond. Stewart. 38. Is scheduled to be executed at 7 a.in. E S T Wednesday In the electric chair at Florida Stale Prison in Starke In the 1979 murder of 7 7 -y e a r -o ld M a rg a re t Hulzllpof Perrlue. Dade Circuit Court Judge Michael Salmon had granted a stay Iasi week and sched­ uled a hearing Thursday on claim s S te w a rt's attorney lo lle d lo object to what Stewart said were inadequate Jury Instructions In Ids 1979 trial. "Although he has not pre­ vailed, he has had multiple opportunities lo persuade us of the wrongness of Ids con­ viction or the correctness of Ih c d e a th a p p e a l ," (h e Supreme Court ruled. "T h e trial Judge erred lu grunting a stay of execution and con­ ducting further proceedings." Stewart's attorneys argued (hat his trial counsel failed lo object lo the form of Instruc­ tions to the Jury on how to determine If the crime was " h e in o u s , a tro c io u s arid c ru e l." justifying a death (’ ’See E x e c u tio n , Page 5 A By PATRICK REYNA Assoclalod Press Wriler MIAMI — Miami police olflrei William Lozano, acquitted last year ol manslaughter charges tu the deaths of two tilat-k men, has been fired five years after that fatal shooting sparked three days of race riots here. Police Chief Calvin Ross notifi­ ed the suspended police officer (hut he was Irelug dismissed for violating departmental orders In the shooting of motorcyclist Clement Lloyd and the death of Lloyd's passenger lu (lie result­ ing crash. Ross said the 3 4 -ye a r-o ld Colombian-born police officer v i­ olated a prohibition against shooting at a moving vehicle and a directive lhat allows deadly force only as a last resort. In his letter. Ross Informed Lozano that he has until April 29 to nppcul his firing lo (he Civil Service Hoard. Lozano had been suspended without pay. There was no response lute Monday to a message seeking comment led at the office ol Lozano's trial lawyer, Roy Hlack. L o za n o 's ow n telephone lu Miami Is unlisted. Lozano's letter ol dismissal came less than two weeks after the Police Department's Ids clplinary Review Hoard turned down the officer’s most recent request for reinstatement. Last fall, the department's Firearms Review Board ruled thut Lozano should be dismissed for u n n e c e s s a r ily c a u s in g Lloyd's und Blanchard's dentils. Lozunu stepped nut Into u street In Miami's predominantly black Overtown neighborhood as Lloyd's motorcycle raced his way. dcclhg a pursuing patrol car. The officer then fired, killing Lloyd instantly and causing his □ See Lozano,Page 5A Tonight: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of evening showers or thunderstorms. Ixjw In Ihc upper 80s. Light east wind. Wednesday: Variable cloudi­ ness with a 40 percent chance of showers und thunderstorm s. High in the mid 80s. East wind 5 to lO m p h . Extended forecast: Thursday: Partly cloudy with a chance of m ainly afternoon showers or thunderstorms. Lows lu the mid to upper 60s. Highs In the mid 80s. Friday llirough Saturday: P artly clo u d y w ith a slight chance of m a in ly nfternoon showers or thunderstorms. FLORIDA TEMPS City Daytona Baach Ft Laud Baach ForlMyar* Caine* villa Homaitead Jacktonvllle Kay Wail HI BO 61 66 61 n 17 s< Lakeland Miami Paniacola Saratola 17 67 Tallahaitee Tampa VcfoBaach W Palm Baach 64 67 61 66 6/ 61 40 77 70 SO '0 so 71 M 71 SS 70 47 66 70 71 NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Pci If 00 at oo mm 00 .00 .00 00 00 M 00 .11 00 00 Phona (407) 332-2611. ' 1 f 1111 1 5 ■S ' t ' S V 111o Mf rfJMI M 1'1'f ■'Ml " i* #»• »'#•* M iam i police fire o fficer acquitted in 1988 shooting THE WEATHER Florida Raaldanlt muat pay 7% aalaa tax In addition to ralaa atoovt. V State Supreme Court v ----------' TU ES D A Y P tly cld y 8 4 -0 4 V \j - a .--------------- 1 W EDNESDAY P tly c ld y 8 4 -6 4 MOON PHASES NEW A p ril 11 c F IR S T A p r il 19 O (9 FULL A p ril 25 LAST M ay 2 TH U R S D A Y P tly c ld y 8 7 -6 7 F R ID A Y P tly c ld y 8 4 -6 4 TIDES W EDNESDAY: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 1:10 a.m.. 1:30 p.m .: MuJ. 7:20 a.in., 7:45 p .m . T I D E S ; D a y to n a Beach: highs. 3:12 a.m.. 3:51 p.m .; lows. 9:44 a.in.. 10:12 p .m .: N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : iilghs. 3:17 a.m., 3:56 p.m .: lows, 9:49 a.ill.. 10:17 n.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 3:32 a.m.. 4:11 p.m .; lows, 10:04 a.m.. 10:32 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS [ [BOATING D aytona Beach: Waves are 2 feel and semi choppy. Current Is lo the n o rth w ith u w ater temperuture of 74 degrees. N ew S m y rn a Beach: Waves arc 3-3'A feet and choppy. C u r­ rent ts to the north with a water temperature of 74 degrees. S t. A u g u s tin e to J u p it e r In le t Tonight: Wind southeast 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Buy a n d in la n d w a te rs m o s tly smooth. A few showers. W e d nesday: W in d east lo southeast 10 to 15 knots. Seas I in 3 feel. Bay and Inland waters a light chop, SA TU R D AY P tly c ld y 8 4 -6 4 STATISTICS Th e temperature til 9 a.m. today was 72 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 65, as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport Other Weather Service data: □ M o n d a y's h ig h .................... 85 □ B a ro m e tric p re ssu re .3 0 .1 7 □ R e la tiv e H u m id ity ....8 7 pet □ W in d s ........N ortheast 7 m ph R a in fa ll............................. 0 In. I S u n s e t..................... 7 :5 3 p.m . □ S u n ris e ....................6 :5 5 a.m . Tomperaluru* Indicate previou* day high and overnight tow to 6 p m EOT City HI Lo Prc Ollk Anchofage 47 75 cdy Atlanta •) 57 cdy Atlantic City 67 41 cdy Balllmora h 47 clr Billing* 70 SS cdy Birmingham as 45 cdy Bltmarck 70 SO cdy Bolw 89 SI cdy Dot Ion 57 47 «lr Burllnglon.VI. SI 3) 01 tn Charletlon.S C 11 S9 dr Charleilon.W Vo 87 41 dr Charlotte.NC 7V 49 cdy Cheyenne 73 45 cdy Chicago 84 so dr Cleveland 68 35 01 cdy Concord, N,H SS 35 cdy Dalla* FI Worth 87 51 cdy Denver HI 48 cdy Det Molnet 89 S7 cdy Detroit 68 38 Ol dr Honolulu 83 68 dr Moulton 79 59 cdy Indlanapollt 80 SI dr Jackton.MI** 49 17 cdy Kama* City 18 59 cdy La* Vega* 95 68 clr Little Hock 84 57 cdy Lot Angelet 86 60 cdy Memphl* 81 SS cdy Milwaukee 84 41 dr Mpl* St Paul 84 50 clr Naihvllle 84 47 cdy Now Or lean* 71 53 cdy New York City 68 48 clr Oklahoma City 12 48 cdy Omaha 93 51 cdy Philadelphia 71 48 cdy Phoenix 94 68 clr Pltlitourgh 69 38 cdy Portland.Maine SO 38 cdy St Loull 87 81 cdy Salt Laka City 80 51 cdy Seattla 71 49 cdy Warning Ion, 0 C 74 49 clr �S a n fo rd H erald, S an fo rd , F lo rid a - Tuesday, A p ril ID, 1094 - 3 A POLICE BRIEFS r ig m g e ts o u t o f hand Mlchncl Mark Ames. 20. 2550-D Park Ave.. Sanford, was charged with disorderly conduct by Sanford Police on Saturday. The police report stntes Ames arrived at his glrlPend's home ut about m idnight ami began arguing. He reportedly threatened lo throw her from Hie balcony of the apartment. Police arrived us she ran from the apartment and he continued shouting after her despite police warnings to qu in down. He was arrested after he refused to talk t o ,wilier. He told police (hat (Ills girlfriend) would he the "one who would pay." He also threatened the arresting officers with physical harm. He was lukrn to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $l(X)bnnd. B atte ry a lle g e d Dontc Shawiulrke Hell, 19. 018 Sandpiper Lane. Cassellicrry. was charged with aggravated ballcry-dnmcnlle violence by Seminole County sheriff's deputies on Sunday. Deputies report Hell was waiting for the mother of bis child and her boyfriend when they arrived home. He sold he wanted to talk to her alone and the boyfriend wnlted In the car. Th e boyfriend said tic had to separate them when Dell tried to choke her. He went hack to the ear, hut then said he saw Hell punching her In the face. He wns unable to stop the attack, so he called deputies. Deputies found her bleeding profusely. She was tnkcti to Florida Hospital and found to have a broken nose, Injured neck, swollen longue and no memory of the Incident. Dell was taken to the John E. I’olk Correctional Facility and held without bond. Drug c h a rg e s file d Patricia Myla Leach. 92. 2(X)8 Sum m erlin Ave.. Sanford, was charged with thrre counts of possession of a controlled substance (cocaine, hashish oil and under 20 grams of marijuana) by Seminole County sheriffs deputies on Sunday. Hrs|)ondlng to a burglar alarm al a house In the 8(X) block of Lnkr Howell Lane In Casselberry, deputies found many drug Items uround the house. Including substances that tested positive ns cocaine, hashish oil and marijuana. Th e owner of the home Is out-of-town and others. Including Leach were hnuseslttlng Police report Leach admitted the drugs were tiers and she was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where she was held on $ 9 . ( X X ) bond. H u s b a n d a lle g e s b a tte ry Elena M. Hchr. 99. 901 lied Mulberry Lnnc. Long wood, wns charged with aggravated battery-domestic violence on Sunday. Deputies sulci Hchr and her hnnhanc! had been arguing Tor most of the day when she picked up a knllc and demanded dial he pack Ills clothes and leave. When lie did not move cpilckly enough, six- pic ked up a hand weight and threw It at him. striking him In the tell hip. She wns taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on *4,OOO bond C o k e c h a rg e s m ad e Jo hn Allen Blackburn. 90, 9202 Orlando Dr., Sanford, was charged with possession of rornlnc by Sanford Police nn Saturday. Police said lliry witnessed him receiving something In cxchnge for money from an unidentified person In a car. Th e y said they appronchcd him and lie told them he was simply repaying a debt. A search revealed three pieces of crack cocaine In Ids pocket. lie was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held mi $9.(XX) hood Nixon has stroke, hospitalized in stable condition By TIM SULLIVAN Associated Press Writer career. Hut as president, fiolltlcul te ended two decades of dis­ tance between the United States N EW Y O R K - Former Presi­ and China, exchanging toasts dent Klchim l Nixon, who left the willi Chulrmun Mao Tsc-tim g In While House In disgrace during H c IJ In g . He e s ta b lis h e d a the Watergate scundnl only to llve-and-lcl-llvc policy of detente emerge In retirement as an elder toward the Soviet Union and statesman, suffered a stroke thut negotiated arms control agree­ aides said left him unable to tnlk. ments with the Kremlin, And he T h e HI-year-old Nixon was negotiated nn end lo U.S. In­ stricken at his home In Pnrk volvement In the Vietnam War. Ridge, N .J., while getting ready Watergate became shorthand for dinner Monday night and for the 1972 hrcuk-ln at the was taken by ambulance to New Democratic National Committee York Ilospltal-Corncll Medical offices at the Watergate Hotel Center, said his spokeswoman and the botched attempt to cover Kathy O ’Connor. It up by Nixon and his top His daughters, Trlela Cox and lieutenants. Julie Elsenhower, and the Rev. A month after Nixon resigned, Hilly Grnhnm, n longtime friend, the country was outraged when rushed lo Ills bedside. His wife, his successor, Gerald R. Ford. Pat. died In 1999. Issued a pardon for all crimes Nixon wus In Intensive enre. that Nixon "committed or may conscious and stable. O'Connor have committed or taken part said, adding. "H e's fine.” In " during his presidency. Kim Ta ylo r, another Nixon "W hile I was not Involved in spokeswoman, said Just liefore the derision lo conduct the midnight that the former prcsl- brcuk-ln. 1 should have set a dent had not spoken since the higher standard for the conduct stroke. of the people who participated In "T h e doctors would like to m y campaign and administra­ give 24 hours before they give us tion. 1 should have established a any diagnosis or prognosis.” she moral tone (hut would have said. made such acllons unthinkable. The Dally News quoted an I did not." Nixon wrote In 1990 unidentified em ergency-room In his n in th hook. " In the worker as saying Nixon, wearing Arena.” nn oxygen mask, waved to Despltr Watergate, world lead­ rompnnlons as they visited him ers have received Nixon In re­ In lhe emergency room. tirement as an elder stalesmnn. Americans responded quickly He has traveled extensively nnd to word thut the former presi­ made his thoughts on foreign dent — a man whose foreign policy known through books, policy successes during the Cold a rticles nnd speeches. Last W ar were overshadowed by month, he visited Russia and Watergate — had been stricken. caused a stir by meeting with Taylor said Nixon's ofTlce had r ig h t -w in g le a d e r V la d im ir been llomlcd with calls from Zhirinovsky. "M r. nnd Mrs. America, from Hut lie conceded he would Iowa and Oklahoma, from other forever tie known ut home us the people who have had strokes.” "disgraced former president." Al the same hospital Is Ja c ­ " I t was a price that was queline Kennedy Onassls, whose Inevitable," he said. "1 accepted husband defeated Nixon In (he (he fact thut It luid to he paid." 1960 presidential election. The His philosophy wns never to (firmer llrst Indy, who lias cancer look buck. "I came to accept of (he lym ph system, Is recov­ Watergate and the resignation ering from surgery for n bleeding simply us one major defeut In a ulcer. career that Involved both victo­ Nixon was the nation's 97th ries nnd losses, both peaks nnd president. He served from Jan. valleys," he said. 20. I960, to Aug. 0. 1974. Nixon made his first run for resigning amid the Watergate president ugulnsl Jo hn F. Ken­ scandal and becoming the only nedy In 1990 and lost. He'was president tn leave office lo avoid elected by it squeaker 1968, and Impeachment. by a landslide In 1972. He came to the presidency For more than five years aflfr after nearly a quurtcr-century as Ills resignation, the Nixons lived a Republican officeholder — in virtual exile In San Clemente, congressman, senator, and vice Calif. T h e y moved east In 1980 p re s id e n t u n d e r D w ig h t to be near their grandchildren. Elsenhower. J e n n i e , M e la n ie a n d A le x He w a s a d e v o u t a n t i Elsenhow er and Christopher c o m m u n is t at tin- start of Ills Cox. H*c*M Pholo by Roq«, HirniKt N o t tire d o f s w in g in g Youngsters always manage lo have a great time with Just a tiro and some chain. Recently, the trio ol (from left lo right) Korrlo Dunn, Angle LeRoay and Stephanie New spun away Iho hours on a tiro swing al Park on Park In Sanford. All Transmission t-Defects Are Not Major y n — u i„ . / Problems C onsult a S pecialist Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th St., Sanford e a « '* i r 30 Years... Same Location WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY DAY I A T LEE'S! M.U* T»I H illa ry d id n ’t im p re ss p re s id e n t’s m o m By CONNIB CASS Aaaoclatad Press Wrltor W A S H IN G T O N V irg in ia Kelley was used to her son. Hill Clinton, bringing home pretty girlfriends from college. Th is tim e , h o w e v e r, the y o u n g womnn on her Hot Springs. Ark,, doorstep gave her u start. "I didn't know whnt to think" of Hillary Rodham. Kelley would la te r re c a ll: " N o m a k e u p . Coke-bottle glasses. Brown hair with no apparent style." The future president told his mother he wauled someone he could talk to, not a beauty queen. Hut tension remained between the two women. They seemed so different. Kelley loved m akeup und hairdos, fur coals und bright colors. The future first Indy liked politics and the law und hippie clothes, avoiding henuty aids on principle. Kelley's then-husband, Jeff Dwlrc, saw past all that: He recognized that they were "so much alike It wns funny." Kelley wrote In her autobiography. Doth were "strong wom en." Kelley's strength reverberates throughout her newly published book, "Leading With My Heart," written w ith Jam es Morgan. They worked on It as she wns dying of breast ennccr. The hook was almost done when Kelley died on Jttn, 9, al age 70. Th e president helped review the final chapters. Kelley’s memoirs — beginning with a description of her 45minute dally makeup regimen — make It clear she always put the best face on n lifetime of I rou­ bles. T h a i may be why she was sometimes misunderstood. " T o most of the country I'm known — besides for being Hill nnd Roger's mother — for my weird hair, m y heavy makeup, m y loud colors und iny penchant for playing the horses," she wrote. "I'm a character, a cutup, a kook. "Th u t's me ull right, hut It's not all of m e." She grew up poor In Hope, Ark., with a |calmis, domineer­ ing mother who whipped Kelley and screamed at her quiet father late Inin Ihe night. Kelley was widowed by three husbands: Hill Hlyihc died In a cur wreck when she was 22 years old and six months preg­ nant with Ihe future president; Roger Clinton, the alcoholic la­ ther of her second son. tiled of cancer: and D w lrc. the sofl spoken hairdresser, died from complications of diabetes. Kelley lore herself away from baby Hill lo get nurse-anesthetist training In New Orleans. For yearH, she bullied local doctors over her anesthesiology practice In Hot Springs. She watched her elder boii rise to governor (and learned lo love h is w ife , H i l l a r y R o d h a m Clinton), then saw her younger son Roger, a ruck musician. Imprisoned for dealing cocaine. In June 1991, Hill Clinton was about to launch his presidential campaign. Young Roger Clinton was gelling his life together. Kelley was happily married to her fourth husbund. Dick Kelley. Tha t's when her doctor sat her down and told her she was going to die of cancer. "He didn't actually say the word 'die,' as I recall, tint even If he'd said It. I Just couldn't have allowed m yself to hear I t ." Kelley wrote laler. “ I looked Ihe doctor straight In the eye. 'If they ask,' I said, ’you tell m y boys I'm fine.'" She kepi the extent of her I lln e s s h i d d e n , e n d u r i n g chem otherapy and radiation tre a tm e n ts w h ile th ro w in g herself Inlo her son's presi­ dential campaign. Before she died, Kelley at­ tended her elder son's Inaugura­ tion. And she saw her troubled younger son making plans to marry und settle down. "Someone once said to me they guessed Hill's becoming president was about us goad us It gets for u mother," Kelley wrolc. " 'No,' I said. 'Hearing that Roger’s gelling married Is every till as sw eet.'" Roger Clinton was married M a rch 29, less than three months after his mother died In her sleep. ’ V jI v .W t M ir ROASTED CHICKEN DINNER • 2 * | is s r -g m iV V W oW ROASTED CHICKEN *6 “ ; g g r DINNER t!5E§! a su a a - PIECE DOX ■II ‘' $Q§9: •M 9 *'• I DINNER ‘‘ , t: h S S S ! !E S & t.is s r L EJ J I ! —l .eJ 2 1905 S.FRENCH AVE., SANFORD » 323 365o' LOOK FOR THE WINNERS OF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES COLORING CONTEST IN a THE SANFORD HERALD'S \ EARTH DAY TAB, J \ APRIL 22, 1994 / > LctK cull u hilt lo it: !£E§ j'IRMNdKi«VIW4 I ‘i— T *•*-!-* ssoaozm » IS-PIECE lOOX r TO BE ANNOUNCED!!^ mss Flnndi Ptvtrctiiv Servkv.i System $3 ~ ; ( _ | 1* «4Ow HBdQ*.Mr\ru«J 4(W pK« Ownfix fLatBd •fpnCXwitoMM M RIili 'Icautyn Ml j j >imrt|#jrKMayAi •rr* c I •“ttanarai (lBbv*“SmoA ■ CISKANfltft L E E 'S !I V SSSSS r a t e r s .* itMWklMIki . . . . . . ...i.. .. . . . / / * / 4 •* iff# *, 4 • , 1w 4* « | » �4 A - S a n fo rd H o ra ld , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - Tuesday, A p ril 19. 1094 Editorials/ Opinions S an fo rd H e ra ld JOSEPH PERKINS (USP8 441-280) 300 N. FREN CH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831 -9993 Wayne 0. Doyle, Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months................................ $10.30 G Months................................ $30.00 I Year.....................................$78.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% salee tax In addition to ratea above. EDITORIAL Lice n se plates tell the story Often, to keep children occupied during n Icing motoring trip, parents challenge the youngsters to see how many out of state license lags can be found. During tourist time, it's a fun project. Counting how many different Florida license plates however, may be even a better game. With several dozen different plnles already, the Florida legislature recently approved even more specialty tags, some with fish, others with a red apple. There Is a good point here. People often will purchase these special'license plates because they have a pel project to support, or think a plate looks good on their vehicle. While doing this, they nrc donating extra money to support campaigns or schools identified by these plates. It’s nn excellent source of Income, and often reaches people who might not otherwise make a donation. Several years ago. there was another license plate design suggested. After the Initial proposal was m ade b efore the legislature, not another word was spoken. P risoner r ig h ts— an oxym oron Kenneth Earl Gay. a death row Inm nlr at Sun Quentin, felt Unit prison officials were unjustly preventing him from becoming n father. So he sued for the right to conjugal visits or to procreate through nrtlflclnl Insemination. Jncquellne Farrell, a transsexual Inmate (who has had breast implnnls but retains a male organ), claimed "h e r" constitutional rights were violated by the l.os Angeles County Jail system beenuse "site" was moved from a woman's Jail to a men's lock-up. Ralph Kenneth Howard, nn Inmate at Northern California's Pelican Bay, filed a civil rights suit, claim ing thni prison officials implanted an electronic device in Ills head, allowing them lo rend his mind and broadcast his thoughts over the prison loudspcnkcr. These nre but three examples of the kind of frivolous prisoner rights lawsuits that make their way onto federal court dockets every year. "These things nre absurdities." says California Attorney General Dan Ltingren. tmt they cost the taxpayers money. Th e rash of Inmate litigation Is a nationwide problem. From New York to Florida to Texas to California, prisoners nre bringing civil suits like they're going out of style. Last year, for instance. 33.000 Inmate Inwsults were filed In federal w w hours r . JQ,v wemamwi. mtmmfim S R c w s s w c m M s r,, The plates would have identified persons convicted of driving under the Influence of alcohol, rapists, or other criminal types. Why those concepts went awry have never been revealed. Possibly identifying someone as u convicted DUI motorist or a rapist would be considered too embarrasing for them. Someone Intervened and the suggestion hns never again been brought up. -u n it-ill • .H m M tn m w Youimustiudmlt, seeing someone pass you on the highway with a DUI lag on the vehicle would ccrtnlnly give you reason to drive with more cdution.'Having u rapist tag on a vehicle seen parked In your neighborhood may suggest extra care needs to be taken. During this past year, there was a move urging the media to give more names of persons convicted of such crimes as solicita­ tion of prostitution, causing an accident with injuries or deaths, and other reasons. The Sanford Herald Joined in the move. Whether it hud a direct reduction in the number of persons involved In these Illegal activities remains to be determined. We arc not suggesting persons convicted of DUI must have u special license tag. if Indeed they are still allowed to drive. This would be unfair to others in the family who may drive that vehicle. It would go a long wuy however, in helping determine how safe people are on our streets and highways. These comments may not offer a direct solution to the increasing crime problem. They are. however, matters of concern and food for thought. More o f these problem s need to be addressed. Ignoring them won't make them go away. History is proving that time and tlmcuguln. LETTERS F o r m e r c a n d id a te s p e a k s I'm writing this letter in response to the letter from E.A . Carlson, pertaining to the Lake Mary city commission election. As one of Ilic men referred to by her in said letter. I would like to state that I did not choose lo run for the city commission because a woman wus running. I chose to gel Involved In my community because I feel I could make a positive difference. I have faith that the knowledgeable citizens of Lake Mary will vote for the candidate which they truly believe Is the most (piullficd and not be so shallow as to put their com m unity In the hands of a candidate based on gender. T h a t’s w hy I’m supporting Pat Callaway, not because l ‘m a man. and lie's a man tail because Pal Callaway is, by lur,| the most qualified candidate in this election. I sincerely hope the voting public of Lake Mary will lake the time to observe the surrounding communities whose citizens sat back and allowed a few voters make the crucial decisions on their behalf Just to find themselves fighting an uphill battle trying to repair the damage. At this point In our com m unity's development It only costs the voters an Investment of a little time to secure our future. In the future, it may cost us a lot more. Remember, the comm unity our children will live In tomorrow will be a com m unity someone invested In today. Therefore, I strongly Implore all the members of our com m unity to gel the facts. Invest that small amount of time and vote Tor the candidate you find to lie most qualified. That candidate for me Is Put Callnwuy simply because I feel he Is the most qualified. Thom as C. Greene Lake Mary In some stales, like California, prisoners arc all but invited lo litigate. They are guaranteed access to law libraries. They are provided flll-ln-thc-hlank forms for lawsuits. Th e y are given free postage lo mail off tlielr federal suits. And they almost always have the usual $120 federal (liing fee waived. Besides the ease of bringing a civil case, the oilier faclor contributing to the explosion of Inmate lawsuits Is that, like so many other groups In American society, prisoners have come to view themselves ns a protected minority. The y somehow think that llie Constitution nfTords them all sorts of rights. And they nrc only too eager to sue If they feel their rights arc violated. But the only authentic right that specifically pertains lo inmates Is the Eighth Amendment will on "cruel and unusual punishm ent." Other so-called prisoner rights simply have been Invented over the past 30 some years by civil liberties lawyers. C rim e in A m e ric a num bs co m p assio n m Ml lASTCIfitoEnBn, 1 S |* 0 * P 0 > T D B O IE ADWCT1V6,, gain by filing even the most ridiculous soils and nothing to lose. Th is explains why Imnntc Inwsults have multiplied by more than 1,000 percent over the past three decades. SARAH OVERSTREET WH0NCMY CU8MUPMCPR& THAT S W A M I? courts. That's one of every six federal civil cases. Of course, not nil Inmate lawsuits are without merit. In a host of slates, pris­ o n e r s e n jo y I m ­ proved medical care and b rlicr treatment by prison guards as a result of such filings. Hut the meritorious prisoner rights cases are far outnumbered by I he frivolous. In ­ deed. 97 percent urr d is m is s e d b e fo re coming to trial. Of the cases that wind C p ris o n e rs are up before a Judge or b rin g in g c iv il J u ry , o n ly one In s u its lik e th e y 'ro eight ts decided In g o in g o u t o f favor of the prisoner. stylo , j That represents the worst success rale of any category of civil litigation that comes before the federal courts. Prisoners don't care about Hie odds of courtroom success. They've got everything to l DONNA BRITT Getting that seat in the limo W A S H IN G TO N — Th e story, as It was told to me. goes something like this: David N. Dinkins, then the mayor of New York was riding through the city in his limousine with his wife, Joyce. Looking out the window, they recognized a mart doing manual lubor on the roudslde as " J o h n ." a former suitor of Mrs. Dinkins'. Seeing him. the mayor smiled a bit smugly at his wife. "You must he so glad," he said, to be murrted to the powerful m ayor in llie llmo rather than to poor Jo hn shoveling alongside the roud. His wife smiled. "If I'd married Jo h n ,” she said. “He'd be with me In the mayor's llmo." Tru e or not. it's a funny and insightful story — even If some may sec it based on the unfashionable notion that behind every great man there exists a bright, supportive and comparatively Invisible woman. Today, most women want to be recognized, powerful and accomplished in their own rigid. Th e y realize that in a growing number of U.S. cities, Including the nation's capital, the "little wom an" seated by the mayor In the llmo is a mun. But many wonder If the brave new world of pseudo-equality they're Inhabiting truljyserves them . It provides them w ith their own paychecks, higher self-esteem und lives outside the home. But millions of women — despite more help from men with chores — are worn out from balancing their duties us Die primary household manager and child rearer with 1In­ cur c und feeding of a Job. Week alter week, they find themselves gasping for air. Yearning for an hour In which to Just sit still, And they wonder about the children. I remember how years ago, a friend's eyes glowed like candles the first time lie described his stay-at-home mom, who hud time and energy to creatively delight her kids — Inventing clever games, lining up chairs Into an Imaginary locomotive to whisk them nwny. I thought of how much of m y spark was sapped by m y work, by cooking, cleaning, homework. And how 1 never gave m y kids a locomotive. Right now, I know two women dcspcrlely trying to slay home longer with their infants before resuming the paycheck shuffle. I know another whose eyes get that candle-lit look only when she describes her housekeeper. Under this wom an's magical hands, she says, glasses gleam , sinks sparkle, the house becomes a glittering haven until the kids wreck It. T h e housekeeper is "the most Important person In m y life," she Jokes. If more prc-women's-llb husbands had so appre­ ciated their wives’ talents for keeping house and raising kids, would.quite as m any women have sought fulfillment outside? I know that m y kids want to tulk to me more, share more, without me glancing at clocks, sending them away so I can write. Yet I can’t Imagine Just stopping. Every woman I know yearns for llie obvious solution: an old-fashioned wife, some drudg­ ery-handler who'd give her more time to Just breathe with her mun and kids, alone with th e m s e lv e s . O f course, that "w ife" would pm bubly be some other woman g u ilty a b o ut l i t ' glectlng her kids. W hen everybody Is on the front line, t t ic r c ‘ s no lit t le women — or man — left to stand behind, p r o p p i n g us u p . plotting our happi­ ness. In that absence, the "lltllc" sturls to look awfully big. Recently on T V , 1 ( Today, m o st saw the 1962 film w o m e n w a nt to "M y Geisha," with bo re co g n ize d , Shirley MacLaiuc as p o w e rfu l and u brash, tedhended a c c o m p lis h e d in actress married to a th e iro w n r ig h t.■ director famed only for making the com cdles In which she stars. Bui he’s about lo fulfill Ids drenm: directing nn artsy film version of "Madame Butterfly" — Independent of his wife, with an unknown Aslan actress in Hie lead. Of course MacLaiuc, who craves her own career stretch, dons geisha makeup, brown conlucts and u black wig. Faking obsequious­ ness, she wins Hie lead In hubby’s "Butterfly" without bis rcullzlng the masquerade. Her plan Is to amaze the world by revealing her Identity at Ihc premiere. Near the film's completion, her husband discovers her lie and Is devas­ tated. In the meantime, there's a lot of on-screen talk about n wife letting her man "be u m an." A pal slips MucLalnc a fan Inscribed with something like: "Eve rythin g for you. m y husband." Seeing the light, Hie star Informs the ecstatic premiere audience that the hrllllunl Japanese actress they've Just seen has retired to u convent. Stic and tier nowdelighted husband bow together, hands clasped. Her selflessness would sit better If her 11unhand then behaved selflessly — finding a terrific drama In which she could star taking time to help her stretch ns un artist. In early '60s cinema, that was unnecessary. I don't know many women eager to rush hack to (hut mentality. Most want to go forward. Into barely churtcd territory. We Journalists have had a ringside seal for a fascinating social phenomenon, chronicling the many Americans yelling "more |Kiwe.r to 'em" while Singapore p r e p a i e s lo brutally beat an American teen-ager Readers Iwmbard newspapers with letters saying they have no sympathy lor Michael Fay. an IH-year old living wllli Ills parents In Siiiga|iorc who went on a 10-day vandalism spree — stealing "N o Sm oking" signs and ruining Hie paltil |nbs on !H ears The y say Hie same tiling In T V maii-nii-tlic-strcct loo t views Columnists ol Hurli d i s p a r a t e s o c ia l views as Mike Royko and C a l Th o m a s echo tlielr readers' s e n t i m e n t s tlia t maybe a few licks Irom a martial arts expert with a cane w o u l d n 't be l tie worst tiling. Bui Katie Com ic is a ghast, and other Journalists wonder ai o u r la r k ol c o m passion for a hoy about to lie toiluied Ne 11l i er ol t hose ( A m ericans aren 't lackin g in scenarios paints the c o m p as sio n , true picture ol how they're ju st Americans feel about num b. ■ Michael Fay. Could mnsl of us slum! by and w ulrli an IH-year-old boy in- beaten mercilessly on bis buttocks, bloodied ami scarred, leaving him sleepless for days because of Hie pain? Of course, we couldn't. Yet we aren't rising up at Hie Injustice of II either, nor pleading wllli the govcriimcnl ol Singapore for m erry. Some Op-Ed pieces speculate we're so frustrated and Ted up that we’ve lost all sense of compassion. Vandals like Michael Fay have rim roughshod over our lives and properly for so long, und wllli so lllile consequence, that we've become angry and hopeless. We see the Michael Fays In our communities given Impotent Hlllc swais — at home In Dayton, O h i o , t ie 'll h a v e b e e n b a n d e d an auloniiiHcally suspended sentence and fined $7f>0 dollars — and Ihcii coming buck to do something worse. Rarely do victims of crime In the United States receive any kind of coui|iensallon from those w ho trespass against them, and recidivism rales give us little faith In the deterrent value of American punishment. We pick up our ncwspu|icrs and read dial the government lias spent millions ol our lax dollars crowding our courts; and defending against civil suits tiled by prisoners. Such suits by prisoners Include: a charge of "cruel and unusual punishment" because u guard refused lo let an Inmuic cal an Ice­ cream bar, or refrigerate li for later; one from an Inmate who wanted Hie prison to serve him lamb, veal and oysters lor Ids ulcer; and another from an Inmate who wanted chunky peanut butter Instead of smooth. Americans aren't lacking In compassion, they're Just numb. They've got Th e Club on the steering wheel, a big dog in the yard and motion sensors on the doors. Noi Just in the elites. Rural people have had their mailboxes knocked down or stolen so many times that they can hardly kceji a tin can iqi on a pole to gel tlielr federally protected mall. Those wtio haven't been robbed while they were away from home often have neighbors who were. One of Hie most poignant editorials I've read about Fay was by San Jose Mercury News columnist Angelo Figueroa, who was caught stealing Twinkles as a child. Ills father took him hack lo the store, slapped him In front of the store owner, and took the tiny home and whipped him soundly. The effect w a s a t r iu m p h of b e h a v io ra l psychology: Figueroa didn't steal again, and he Is convinced Hail Ids father did the right tiling. Wind's happened with America Isn't that we all suddenly lack compassion. We are desperate for some punishment that will really deter. �S a n lo rd H e ra ld , S a n to rd , F lo rid a - Tuesday, A p ril 19, 1994 - BA Ballet master from the Ukraine adds talent to upcom ing event Spselal to th* Herald Alexei Dnvgopolvl was born In Al the age of 12 he Itejjiin his hallei studies nl the MriNeow A c a d e m ic C h o r e o ­ graphic School, an ulfllute ol the Bolshoi Thealrc. After complet­ ing Ills Kindles. Dovgopotyl was iic e r p lc d In to the H o I h I i o I Theatre and hccumc principal dancer with the company. Upon joining the Bolshoi, Dovgopotyl danced In the productions of the (■rent l!,N. Grlgorovltrll as well as videos made hy the liohhol 11,diet. He Joined the Sarasota Mallet of Florida In 1990 and dances principal roles in alt m ajor hallets presented hy the com­ pany. Dovgupolyi guest teaches nl Miriam ft Valeric’s School of Dance Arts. Ills association with the Mallet Guild dancers as n master teacher led to Ids de­ duping an original ballet for the i oitipany this season. file "M e rry Widow W altz" tv.is choreographed especially lo r M a lle i G u i l d S c h o o l. Dovgopalyl's original work will he premiered In this season’s spring concert. "O ut of This W orld." Th e Mallet Guild Is honored to present the works of M ic h an accomplished artist. You can see this hruullful luillel along with seven others at i lie hake Mary High School Auilltorhmi on April 23 and 2-1. Hie premiere performance on Saturday Is at 8 p m anil the rncore matinee Is at 2 p in oil Sunday All seats are reserved at $5 lor students under 12 and $8 .ultilis Call 323-1000 to reserve A le xe i D o vg o p o lyl vour seat lor “ Out ol Th is World 1I k * Ukraine. AP Tolovlslon Wnloi LOS A N G E L E S The y Hashed their tattooed rear ends tu public, posed for gross-oul photos and squabbled with T V networks. It wasn't pretty while II lasted, and now Hie union ol Koicanne h‘nd To m Arnold is r'oihiiijfloTm uglv enq. ’ Mis. Arnold Hied for divorce Monday und got a •restraining order against her husband and business partner, accusing him nl slapping; her around. The 4 1-year-old star of one of I V's most popular shown bred her husband as executive pro­ ducer of "Knscnime." cut up bis i redtl cards and dashed off to Kuropc for a three-month trip n il limit him. a source close to the couple said, She also fired Klin Silva, the co up le 's assistant who bad Joined them In a mock threewny niurrUifte. said the source, who spoke on condition ul ano­ nymity. Mrs. A rno ld said In court papers that couple, who married Jan. 20. t(l!)0. officially separat­ ed Friday. "I now realize that 1 have been a classic battered and abused wife," Mrs. Arnold said in court papers. "Throughout our m ar­ riage the respondent bn me, struck me. has thiown objects al me. pinched me and verbally abused me. Me also has pushed me against walls, while he screams and shouts at me. drowning out any possible plea C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A Im pro vem ents u n d h n t h L o n g w o o t l-n r e u lawmakers said the construction of 14.000 prison heels during the next three years will reduce overcrowding. As it result, crim ­ inals will soon serve 75 percent of Ihelr sentenecs, Instead of Ihe current 45 p rrrcn l overage In­ carceration. Shirks, still dressed In Ills Della pilot's uniform, told the gro up Sem inole C o u n ty did score ii big a|>pmprlatiom win In school funding, receiving the largest Increase In money ever for the county and the fourth largest Increase In the state litis year. "So Hun's real good news." Starks addl’d. Ken Ikivto, governmental rclaIIons d ire c to r lo r Sem inole Courtly schools, said this m orn­ ing Ihe county will receive a 4.4 percent Increase In funding, about $13.6 million. If the local school property lax Is Increased 25 rents per ii 1.000 ol taxable ]>ro|>rrty. Without the local lax Increase, the county will receive State Road 434 and $1.4 million to resurface Slate Road 426 from Dean Road to SR 434. Constantine said $375,000 w h s apjiroprluled for the Friends of Lake .Jesuit to continue the lake floundering restoration ef­ fort. C o n sta n tin e also look the m eeting’s opportunity to an­ nounce Ills own Legislative ac­ complishments. T h e freshman said he was successful lit passing a statewide A P R IC O T Act, named uftcr the reclaimed wastewater program lion (or an eastern campus of In Altamonte Springs, where he Seminole C om m unity College In served ns n commissioner from the Oviedo area. $1 million to 1978 to 1992. Th e program will continue the northern entrance offer Incentives to encourage project and about $700,000 to cities and utility companies to renovate engineering and com ­ offer reclaimed wastewater for Irrigation. Altam onte Springs puting classrooms, Starks said the Legislature will he eligible for $1 million In approved $4.6 million to widen savings from Hte new laws, he Stale Road 434 from County said. Roiid 4 19 to Tuskiiwllla Road; $5 Constantine said he was also million to buy Hte land needed to successful In having Ills Florida widen Interstate 4 from Slate Condom inium Right of W ay Act Rond 434 to Lake Mary Houle- passed which could save landvurd: $2 million to add guard condem ning authorities large rails along 1-4 from Lee Road lo sums of money. Currently. If the county needs to condemn prop­ erty owned hy a condominium association for a public project, a survey of every unit — which can he hundreds In south Flor­ ida or the southwest coast — must he completed. Constantine cited a recent county example where Seminole County paid $1,500 for a strip of T o verify the radar's uceurncy, about 2,000 scientists, teachers lattd for a road project bill paid $15.(XXJ for the survey work. and students around the world surveyed some of the sites on the The Condo Act will require every affected apartment owner be ground. notified of a condemnation ac­ All of Information will he used tion. bill allow the condo associ­ to study the condition of forests. ation to represent them If they Hie geology of inountalns. rivers desire. Costly Individual surveys and deserts und the movement won't be needed unless an Indi­ of ocean currents The mission vidual chooses It. Constantine could also result In new topo­ said. graphical maps of som e remote Also. Constantine said his and rugged areas amendment to die base closure Defense Transition and C o m ­ About 150 d u tu -co lle ctln g mission Act was successful Hits tapes, representing more than year. Th e addition requires the 60 hours of radar Images, were stale to provide retraining for collected In all Some of the h a n d ic a p p e d fo rm e r ba seviews were beamed to scientists workers. in Houston, who said the quality surpassed expectations $10.9 million, n 3.OH percent Increase. W ith Hie new money. Semimile County's per-studcnl np-pmprlntlons will move from six­ ty-second to flfty-lhlrrl out of the 67 eonnlles. Mtd Movlo said Ihe state ulso Imposed several (lew require­ ments on school spending (Dial­ ing $ 2 .6 m illio n . After the mandates. Movlo said the county will see a 2.14 jierccnt increase In money for schools. Th e slate provided $2.8 m il­ Endeavour ‘A-plus’ earth-monitoring By MtKBDRAQO Associated Press Writer Roseanne A rnold files for divorce, claim s abuse Dy L Y N N ELD ER D ecisions — dial I mlglu lake lor him to slop " I'MK. Hie public relations linn representing the Arnolds, said there was no coiniucni Iron) Mrs, A r n o ld o r h e r 3 5 - y e a r -o ld husband, a comic who Is filming Ills own CHS series, the lowruled " T o m ." Th e caustic. •corpulent roupte began with a stormy courtship (b a t o v e rla p p e d w ith M rs. Arnold's breakup from her first Ini-hand The actress postponed their lOtK) wedding until her hushmid tn hr sought help for substance abuse. In her tiook "M y Lives, she says -.he was sexually abused as a child, leading her to abuse drugs and alcohol. SPACE C E N T E R . Houston Sparc shuttle Endeavour headed for home today with about I5U tape reels of digital data repre­ senting some ol the llnest, most detailed Images ever made of Earth. The shuttle und Its crew ol six were set lo land |ust before noon E D I .it (.’ape Canaveral. Flu, A e r e p i a h ie w e n ! h e r w a s foreeasl. with a slight d u n c e of low clouds und showers. Endeavour was launched from Cape Canaveral on April 9 with $ 366 m illion worth ol IJ.S , German and Italian radar In­ struments lor monitoring Ihe environment The astronauts worked lu two Th e radar system Is the most teams around the clock, putting advanced ever sent into space by in Iresli tapes, moving the shut­ N ASA. It cun scan areas ol Earth tle to help point the radar and s i m u l t a n e o u s l y In t h r e e photographing the sites being microwave frequencies, yielding surveyed hy radar so researchers 3-D linages In line detail. cun compare results. After difficulties blamed on a "T h e Endeavour has been a bad circuit, the system worked I’fjterflbiVl p la tfo rm for d o in g perfectly. NASA says the radar captured SetctfCc- ' mission operations all of more Hum 400 planned •[dlrcjCtor R a n d y S lo n e said views ol Earth The y Included Monday. "You can't give It any studies of the Andes Mountains. grade other Hum A-plus." T h e r a d a r w o r k w ill he C a lif o r n ia 's D e a th V a lle y . Michigan's Hiawatha National duplicated on Endeavour's next lllght. scheduled for August. Forest and the Sahara Desert. Grants---------- C o n tin u e d fro m Page l A an earlier desire to establish Services De­ binding Hums hy category, such portment. Five other agencies as childhood services or food com m odities. Deputy C o un ty iire seeking a total ol $366,100, Dept said. Last year, com mis- Manager Kevin Grace noted the commission Inis Issued grants al ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ L sinners pledged $1 million dur­ ing the following five year to the c o n s is te n t le ve ls for e ach expansion of Orlando Science category lit p u si years. Deacon Direct (Teiuatlon Serv­ he moved to Cenlral Florida In D O R O T H Y U K ID G E S Fo r the past three years, Center. 1990 Mi Wilson was a dispat­ ice. Orlando, in charge ol the D o r o t h y M r ld g e s . HO. cher bn the federal government Also. Sanford Main Street Is grants to chilli support groups Mungtmslltie Street, Sanford, arrangciucnts. and a member of First Ma|illsl seeking $20,000 next year and ranged from 22.9 percent of the died Thursday. April 1-1. 1004 al United Arts wants $15,(XX). said total to 22 3 pereeid. according Church of Alpharella. Cm. He A N T O I N E T T E " L E E " Flo rid a Hospital, A llu m tin lc to a county rc|x»rt. Elderly sup­ was also a lifetime member of Deju. sprlngs. Horn in Topeka. Kan. J O R D A N port ranged from 21.3 percent to Aniolncuc "Iz-e" -Iordan. H I. Van Der We ide said II commis­ the Masons In Georgia. mi Ju n e 22. I0O1. she moved to sioners 111id the money In In­ 18.3 percent. Food distribution Islander Com I. Loilgwood. died Survivors Include daughter. Sanlord In the early 1040s. Mrs. crease Ihe curre n t level of increased from 1.6 percent In Meggy II a good ol Lake Mary; Mrldges was a pharmacist with S u n d a y, A p ril 17. 1994. al grants, they can. "It's easier to 1991 lo 3.3 percent this year. s is te rs . Pearl W e b b , R u b y Meridian Nursing Home. LongMuhley's I'hariiiaey in Sanford raise the money later than lower Housing support program grants la-fore her rellrrincnl. She was a wood Horn Dec 22. It)12. In Henson. Ruth Castleberry. Angle Increased front 1.1 percent two It." he said. C o t ’ ll r i m -i m l K a t h e r i n e Dcs I’liilncs. III., she moved to member of First United MethodCastleberry, all ol Alpharetta: " T r a d i t i o n a lly . It's m u c h years ago to 6.3 percent tills Central Florida In 1977. Mis Isi Church of Sanford. Jordan was a retired secretary two granddaughters. luitder to raise It Hum lower II." year. Survivors Include son. John and a member ol St August Inc responded Furlong. B a ld w in Fa irch ild Funeral Mrldges of Gaithersburg, Mil. Commissioners have already Home. Oaklawn I’iirk Cemetery. Mrlsson Funeral Home, San- Catholic Church. agreed to do away with Ihe Lake Mary. In charge ol the Survivors Include husband. Inrd. In charge of the arrange­ day-long presentations hy each Lynn F.; son. IXivId of Ontario, arrangements. ments. group. Th e y stepped hack from C o n tin u e d fro m Page 2 A Canada: sisters, J o Kathryn arrested 696 people In 1993. P E A R L M A L IN O W S K I Corlnll ol Muskegon. Mich., and IV E Y F R A N K L IN U R ID G E S Statewide, 65 of 67 counties W IS N IE W S K I Ivey Franklin Mrldges. 58. of Rosemary LaMautla ol Anilocli. reported m a riju a n a g ro w in g 111.; brothers, Charles LaMautla Pearl Malinowski Wisniewski. Charlotte. N.C'.. died Saturday, sites. ol C a s s e lb e rry a n d I’ lH IIIp 77. Hill Streel. Casselberry, died April 0. 1994. al I'rebyterlan Th e seizures have taught of­ S u n d a y , A p ril 17. 1094. at Hospital In Cltarlotle. Born In LaMautla of Aulloeh. ficers that they face a greater F lo rid a Hospital, A lta m o n te H aldw ln F a irc h ild Fun e ra l Seminole County, he was the potential for violence. owner and operator of Mrldges Home. Altamonte Springs. In Springs. Horn in Huffnlo. N.Y.. C o n tin u e d from Page 1A Last year. Highlands County oil Get H. I ill 6. she moved to program al Ids synagogue, lie sheriffs deputies shot and killed Tree Service and a member of charge of the arrangements. Central Florida In 1990. She wits also volunteers as a lab assis­ a m arijuana grow er w ith a Freewill Majillsl Church. a homemaker and a member ol L O Y E K E N N E T H S IZ E M O R E tant. Survivors Include wife, Ann; high-powered rifle* — the first Loye Kenneth Sizemore. H2. St August Inc Cal hollo Church. W illi all those commitments, d e a th a sso cia te d w ith the sons. David and Muddy, both of Survivo rs Include husband, he still has lime lo devote to Ids eradication program. Charlotte; daughters. Marbara County Roiid 427. Sanford, died S u n d a y. A p ril 17. 1994. at Michael F.; daughter. Elaine school's chapter of the National S m i t h of S a n f o r d . T e r r i During a training mission In Honor Society, the school's E n ­ Hrcvurd last yeur, an F D L E Mercnrelll ol Orange City and Central Florida Regional Hospi­ Meeker ol Winter Springs; son. tal. Sanlord. Morn Dec. 26. 1911. Irving Meeker of W inter Springs; vironmental Club. Ihe school's agent suffered m inor Injuries Jackie Ta d lock of Lancaster. In Cane Brake. W .V.. he moved sister. Rita Junuszklcw lcz of l i t e r a r y m a g a z i n e S.C.; sisters, Jiiaidlu Adams and when lie fell Into a "punjl pit” to Cenlral Florida In 195H. Mr. M uffalo ; b r o th e ls , S ta n le y “ Perspectives" and the drama equipped with sharp slakes. Doris Holcomb, both of Sanford Sizemore was a meal cutter for M a l i n o w s k i a n d C h e s t e r group. He also Ls a member of and Dorothy IVacoe of Th o m Authorities said the potency of the U .S . governm ent and a Malinowski of Amherst, N.Y. the school's Mu Alpha Theta Florida-grown pot has Increased iisvllle, Ga.; 1H grandchildren. H a ld w ln Fa irch ild Funeral (math club) and parllelpates In significantly since 1980. Th e A liu o n d . Roynicr and Mc­ member of Westvlew Maptlst the math team, tin- Brain Howl level of T H C . marijuana's active Connell Funeral Home. H un t­ Church. He was a member ol lla- Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of the arrangements. team und the debate team activi­ Ingredient, averaged 1.8 percent ersville. NC. In charge of the Masous In PoealKiulas. Va. Survivors Include wife. Adeem ties. arrangements. 13 years ago, but today averages son. Loye K., J r of Sanford; "It's amazing to me where daughter. Hrcnda S. Russl of kids like this gel all lids energy." M IG U E L A N G E L Sanford: sister. Hetty Dcnoff of marveled Furlong. C A R R A N D I-G A L E Y R ich m o n d . Va.: three gran- SIZEM O R E, LO Y E K In addition Etzkln Is president Miguel Angel Carrandl-Galcy. Funeral service! for Loye K Si/emoro, 12. children. of the school's Future Educators C o n tin u e d fro m Psge 2A 45, West Sm ith Street, Orlando, Sanlord, who patted away Sunday, will be motorcycle to crash « l high H aldw ln F a irch ild Funeral of died Friday. ApHI 15, 1994. at conducted Wednesday af II am at the of America club, the euplaln of Home. Oakluwn I'iirk Cemelery. Westvlew Baptist Church. Sanford, with Df the drum line In the school's speed. Ills residence. Morn March I I . L lo y d 's p a s s e n g e r. A lla n Lake Mary. In charge of the liobby Mef all officiating Interment will hand program and vice presi­ 1949, In Martin, Cntnugucy. follow at Oaklawn Park Cemetery, Lake Blanchard, died of Injuries In the arrangements. dent of the school's Young Dem ­ Cuba, he moved to Central Mary. Visitation wilt ho held Tuotday from 1 crash — and Infuriated residents to 9 p m at the funeral homo In lieu of ocrat's Club. Florldu In 1900. Mr. Currnndlflowert the family qraoouily fi*que%t dona H U B E R T M IL T O N W IL S O N Joshua plans to attend the started to riot. Galcy was a retired residential be made fo tie American Cancer Lozano then was charged with Hubert Milton W ilson. 79, (font interior director. He was n Society, 1701 W Colonial Or,, Orlando, 1780*4 University of Florida. Fountainhead Drive. Lake Mary, Fnrhmg said lie intends to manslaughter In both Lloyd's and the Westview Rrfilltl Church, Loye K Catholic. died Sunday, April 17. 1994. nl Sizemore Memorial Fund. 4100 C R MA continue to devote 25 percent of and Blanchard's deaths He was S u rv iv o rs Include m other. Sanford Flo rid a H osjH ial, A ltam o n te his salary to Ihe scholarship convicted lu a Miami trial later Ziilda of Culm: sisters. Iraida Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Horne, Oaklawn effort as long as he Is commis­ that same year. Hut In 1901, Galcy of Langwood and Mlrcyn S p rin g s , Morn In C herokee Park Chapel. Lake Mary, In charge of that conviction was overturned. County. Cm. oil April 21, 1914. arrangement! sioner. and Carm en, boi li of Cuba. DEATHS Execution— C o n tin u e d fro m Psge 2 A sentence. Th e slate Supreme Court suld It held In a previous Stewart uppeal "that u more adequately defined Instruc­ tion would have made no dllfrrcncc because the acts perpetrated by Stewart on his victim were especially hei­ nous. atrocious and cruel under any definition." * Even tf a trial attorney's performance Is deficient. Hie justices said, It Isn't grounds to set aside u sentence If II Isn't judged likely to have affected the outcome. Stewart was convicted of Halzllp's slaying In February 1979. Witnesses testified that the Sunday school teacher and day care worker Invited him Into her home for a sandwich, hut became angry and con­ fronted him when she saw him lake a gold watch. Hai/llp was beaten, htllen. raped, and strangled with an electric cord. A fte r he was u rre ste d , Stewart gave police two writ­ ten confessions and one taped confession. A dental expert said his teeth marks matched titles In the bologna sandwich. At the trial. Stewart testified Rial he heal and raped Hulzltp but said lie left her alive. Pot---------------- Award----------- FUNERAL 3.2 percent. "W ith tills dramatic Increase In the narcotic content of today's marijuana. It Is easy to sec that wc arc dcullog with a new drug." the report suld. Outdoor growing was favored In rural, sparsely populated areas of the Panhandle, while Indoor operations were distrib­ uted evenly, the report said. H o l m e s C o u n t y o n th e Alabama border led all counties with 20,347 plants, followed by Santa Rose County with 9,015. L e v y C o u n t y w11li 7 .6 0 7 , Okaloosa Counly with 7,262 and Lake County with 5.883. Authorities said they plan to repeal a multi-stale eradication effort that netted more than 18,000 plants last year. Florida, Georgia and Alabama conducted the four-day Operation DeepStrike along their borders. Lozano--------- with an appeals court saying the M iam i Ju ry had been under u n d u e p re ssu re to c o n v ic t Lozano In hopes of avoiding uuothcr riot. Lust May. Lozano got a second trial — this time In Orlnndo — where the case had been moved because of defense contentions the officer couldn't get a fair trial In Mluml. In Orlando, Lozano was ac­ quitted. �< •A - Ssntord Herald. Sanlofd. Florida - Tuesday, April iiw ---- -------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ ------------— ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Homes, cars, credit cards: Interest rates rise By JAM BS H. RUBIN Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N — Americans planning to buy a new home or car, borrow to fix up their current home or reach for the credit card to charge a new spring wardrobe can expect to be shelling out more In Interest charges. Thanks to the Federal lleserve. economists soy. the cost of borrowing money Is on the way up and — If history la a guide — It may Ik m any months and perhaps years before consumers can again enjoy the kind of rock-bottom rates that were available until Just recently. . , "T h e tKJttom line: It’s bad news for all kinds of borrowers," said Robert Heady, publisher of the Hank Hate Monitor In Palm Beach. Fla. Th e Federal Reserve boosted short term rotes Monday for the third time this year - from 3.0 percent to 3.73 percent - reversing a five-year trend of lower rates aimed at stimulating the economy. The shock waves were Immediate. Long-term Interest rntes surged to the highest levels of the Clinton presidency. Hlg banks raised the prime lending rate by a half percentage point to 6.75 percent, the second Increase In less than a month and the highest level In nearly 2 Vi years. Slocks tumbled ngaln as well, which could mean less money to spend for many Investors. The Fed Is tightening credit out of fenr Inflation may be around the corner, even If It’s not In sight. T h e pre-emptive strikes by the central bank ure Intended to restrain borrowing for businesses and consumers. But for millions of people buying on credit, that could mean paying banks and other lenders a lot more. The biggest Impact will be for home buyers. Mortgage rates already have soared and are likely to climb higher. Someone tuklng out a $100,000 mortgage will pay an extra $1)88 a year for each additional percentage point. Th e rate for a conventional 30-year mortgage hit a 25-year low In October of 0.74 percent and as of last week was about lVi percentage points higher. "I had housing sturts growing In the double digits this ye ar." said David Lereah. chief W itchcraft debate Library aid e cites First A m e n d m e n t By TOM LACBKY Aaaoclatod Ptosa W r i t e r ________________ K A I.IS P E L L. Mont. Th e two seventhgraders wanted to do a report on witchcraft, and they asked library aide Debbie Dcnzcr for her help. She steered them to the e n ­ cyclopedias. and lent them two books of her own. That was her mlstnke. say her bosses. No. she says — that was her Job. Dcnzcr was fired In Jan u ary for providing the girls with material that Frank de Kort. superintendent of the rural district In north­ west Montana, described as "grossly Inappro­ priate." One hook contained graphic descriptions, drawings and photographs about witchcraft and Satanic rituals Involving sex acts, mutila­ tions and sacrificial killings The other dls cussed sexual matters, and Included nude drawings. Dcnzcr contends there Is no written policy on such loans and. without one. she would be professionally obligated to do the same thing again. She Is appealing her firing to the county school superintendent, who In expected to rule In mid-May: nonetheless, she does not expect to get her Job buck, or find a Job anywhere nearby. She has uccumulutcd some powerful allies: "W e basically believe thut If a child can understand the material given to them, they’re ready for It." said Ju d ith Krug, head of the Am erican Library Association’s Office for Intellectual Freedom. ' Other sup|x»rters Include the American Civil Liberties Union, the National Council of Teachers of English, the National Coalition Against Censorship, and PEN American Cen­ ter. u writers' organization. "Instead of burning Debbie Dcnzcr at the stake, the school authorities fired her for 'unsatisfactory performance* and 'm iscon­ d uct'." wrote u supporter, author Alice Hoff­ man. In an Op-Ed piece In Th e New York Tim es. Hut there arc critics, as well. Almost everyone but Dcnzcr — even her solitary defender at school. Ilbrnrlun Joan Gates — agrees the books were "Inappropriate" for 12and 13-year-old girls A letter supporting Denzer's dismissal was signed by 20 out of 21 teuchersat the school. "T ills Is a troubling case In a lot of ways, obviously." said Mike Dnhlem. attorney lor the Montana School Hoards Association. "If this right of the employees Is upheld, what limitation can »>e placed on Importation of graphic materials? There doesn't seem to be any limitation " "T h is Is not a case of an honest mistake made by a w ell-intentioned em p lo ye e.'' Dnhlem argued at Denzer's appeal hearing. "It Is a cuse of open defiance to the adopted policies of the board of trustees." Hut Denzer's lawyer. Dun Johns, responded that the board fired her for vlolutlng a policy that docs not exist. She "crossed a line In the sum! that caused her to be flredj" he said. economist for the Mortgage Hankers Association. "A n d now I hnvc brought It back to 8 percent." Th e rntc Increases arc bringing mortgage refinancing on existing homes to a screeching halt. No longer can home owners shnvc hundreds of dollars off monthly expenses by taking out a lower-cost mortgage. Th e picture Is not altogether gloomy. Car loun rutes have edged up only fractionally since the Fed began Its scries of rale Increases In February — rising a mere tenth of a percentage point ton typical 8 percent as of Inst week. Part of the reason Is that bank vaults arc swollen with depositors' funds, amt banks ure In a hot competition to lend. Many banks continue to offer low "teaser" rates on home equity loans nnd adjustable rate mortgages. For several months, the rates are enticingly low but they will rise dramatically after that. As a residt. loan demand has been picking up despite the Federal Reserve m o ves, said economist Paul Gelm nn of Regional Financial Associates In West Chester. Pa. Also, he said, other factors help spur loan demand, particularly the Improved employment und Income picture. , , "If you think you’re going to be out of a Job In six months. It doesn't matter what the Interest rate 1s." Octman said. . For savers, there will be small gains, but nothing like the higher cost to borrowers. Th o rates banks offer on certificates of deposits hnvc Inched up since February, but for most people hardly enough to offset the added dollars for consumer loans. T h e Hank Rate Monitor said a one-year certificate was paying 3.29 percent last week to savers, up from 3.08 percent two days Ircfore the Federal Reserves first Interest rate boost. A five-year certificate has risen from 4.05 percent to 4.85 percent. , , , . . Hut yields on bank money market funds had dropped a fraction from 2.33 |>erccnt to 2.32 percent last week. These funds are considered temporary parking spots for Investors' money, and banks are not In big competition to raise rales to attract more depositors. Toxic chemical waste up slightly, but less released in atmosphere By RANDOLPH B. SCHMID Associated Proas Wrltor_________ W A S H IN G TO N - The amount of toxic chemicals generated by Industry Increased slightly In 1992. but fewer of the pollutants were released Into the environ­ ment. Th e Environmental Protection Agency reports today that In­ dustry generated 37.3 billion pounds of toxic chemlrals In 1992, an Increase of 0.5 percent from the year Itcforc. Hut chemicals released Into the environment were down 6.6 percent, to 3.2 billion pounds. T h e llgures show that "while Industry may be Improving Its management of toxic chemical waste, clearly there are still many opportunities for preven­ ting pollution by reducing the use of toxic chemicals." E n v i­ ronmental Protection Agency head Carol M Hrowncr said in a statement accom panying the ugency's annual Toxic Release Inventory. T h e report was bused on 81.016 reports submitted by 23.630 facilities during the year. Releases of toxic chemicals In 1992 In c lu d e d 197 m illio n pounds of known or suspected cancer-causing chemlculs. the report said, along with 166 chemlculs released Into the envi­ million pounds of chemicals that ronment In 1992. 58 percent damage the earth's protective went Into the air. the report said. ozone iaycr. U n d e r g r o u n d In je c tio n a c ­ Critics complain that some c o u n te d for 2 2 .8 p e rc e n t, major Industries arc exempt followed by releases to land. 10.8 from the reporting requirements percent, and surface wutcr dis­ EPA officials say they arc not sure how many factories Ignore charge. 8.0 percent. Air release of toxics was down the re q u ire m e n ts, but they trelieve the situation has Im ­ 9.4 percent from 1991. largely because of declines In the relcuse proved since a 1987 survey of solvents, ammonia and chlo­ showed 66 percent compliance. rine. the report said. T h e su rve y Is Incom plete because such Industries as utili­ Hut surfucc water discharges ties. airports and recyclers are were up due to Increased runoff not Included, charged the envi­ of phosphoric a d d from four ronmental organization Working fertilizer manufacturing facilities Group on Com m unity Rigid to In L o u i s ia n a a n d T e x a s . Know. Excluding those ruses, surface Hut the Chemical Manufactur­ water release of toxics was ers Association hailed the de­ down. cline In toxic releases. Underground Injection was up "I think that's a tribute to the somewhat, although It has de­ real and substantial progress clined considerably In the last that companies are making to five years prevent pollution.” said -Joe K Mayhew. an association vice In addition to releasing chemi­ president cals or sending them for oil site Browner said the Inventory disposal, some toxic chemicals added 34 chemicals to Its re­ were burned for energy recov­ porting tlds list and plans to ery. recycled on-site or treated begin Including more than 300 and disposed of. more. In addition, the agency T h e toxic chem lculs most wants to add non-manufacturing comm only released were am ­ businesses to the list of those m o n ia . h y d r o c h lo r ic a d d . reporting chemical production methanol, phosphoric add and and release. Of the 3.2 billion pounds of toluene. EVERYONE'S TAKING A LOOK... A n d F in d in g E v e ry th in g T h e y N e e d In T h e S a n fo rd H e r a l d , • Local N ew s • National / International N ew s • Sports • Weather • Letters to the Editor • Church Page • Leisure Magazine * Comics • Classified A ds • Local Advertising • Sunday Health Fltness/Educatlon/Buslness • Special Sections 86 Years o f Community Service T o S u b scrib e C a ll T o d a y ! 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �April T U E S D A Y S a n f o r d Herald 19, 1 99 4 B S p o rts IN BRIEF Rising to the occasion LOCALLY Clutch hits lead Sem inole past Lyman in S A C W e s tv ie w — W o n n ears title From Staff Reports_______________ S A N F O R D — Rolnco did wltal II had Hi do. Inil got no help from anyone else, an Westview Baptist-Won all but ellnehed tin- championship of I he Sanford Rccrcntlon Department Spring Kecrcallonal Volleyball League. M o n d a y n ig h t at the S a n fo rd M id d le S c h o o l-G y m n n t o r lu m , R o ln c o d e fe a te d WeslView-Won. 13-1. and won Its oilier three matches, hut Weatvlew-Won nbo won Its final three games to remain three wins abend with iwo weeks left. Won would have to lone four or Its last 8 games, while Rolnco would need a sweep to lose the title. In other results Monday. Westvlew-A (Team 21 was 2-2, Premier finished 1-3 and Sanford First I(apt 1st was shut out at 0-4. T h e standings arc: W estvlew-Won. 28-4; Rolnco. 25-7; First Baptist. 12-20; Premier. 10-22: and Westvlew A. 5-27. SA N FO R D — T w o streaks con­ tinued at Seminole High School's Alum ni Field Monday afternoon. One good, one bad. Tribe pitcher Deon Daniels (6-5) ran his personal winning streak lo three games, scattering five hits, striking out eight and walking only two and the Seminole offense came up with two runs In the bottom of the seventh Inning as the home team trimmed Lym an. 3-2, In a Seminole Athletic Conference con­ test. T h e s e tb a c k s tre tc h e d the Greyhounds' longest losing streak of Ihc season to three games and dropped Lym an Into third place In the SA C race. Ikk-games behind leader Oviedo and a half-game back of Lake Rruntlcy. "W e only struck out six times today." said Seminole head coach Mike Powers. "Th a t's a little better. We've been struggling with out hitting (.217 as a learn) and defense. Luckily out pitching (a 1.70 team ER A ) has kept us In games." The Tribe look a 1-0 lead In the second Inning, but the Greyhounds came bark with single runs In the fourth and fifth Innings to take a 2 -1 lend. Daniels started the winning rally by reaching on an error. Daniels then got to third as. with Mike Meadows squaring to hunt, he took oil on a steal ol second and wllh the defense (till of position attempting to cover the bunt try. the catcher's throw sailed Into center field. Sec T rib e . Page 2U P a c k e rs drop s lu g fe s t C A S S E LB E R R Y — Th e PI)S Packers came from far behind, hut could not quite overtake their old rivals the Ball Busters, as they dropped a 20-17 decision In Women's Class C Slowplteh Softball Lcugue action at Red Bug Lake Park. T h e Packers trailed 11-1 In live second Inning, hut closed to within 13-12 In the fifth. The Busters then |>latcd six runs In (he sixth, a deficit PBS could no! overcome. Th e Packers had the lying run at bat when tin- game ended. Doing the damage for PDS were Allyson Hale |5-for-5. three runs, three RBI). Ileldl Green and Jo y Weaver (I lure hits each! ami Te rri Mann. Jaudon Marlclte. T a m l Chesser. Phyllis Baynes and Denise Levinson (two hits each). Th e Packers (3-4) will play league-leading Pretzels at 8:30 p in next Monday. T u rn e r’s year o ver O R LA N D O — Jeff Tu rn e r, who started Hapast 13 games for the Orlando Magic, will miss tin- remainder of ihc NBA season with a lorn anterior cruciate ligament In Ills left knee. Turn e r, avemglng 10.5 points and 0.7 re­ bounds per game since regaining Ills starting Job last month, was Injured with I 27 reiAalnlng In Sunday's 11H-101 win over Ihc Chicago Bulls. T u rn e r was helped from the floor after colliding with teammate Shaqulllc O'Neal while trying to slop a layup by Chicago's To n i Kukoc. Tests confirmed the season-ending Injury. AROUND THE NATION C o n in e cap s c o m e b a c k D EN V ER — .Jeff Conlnc's two-run double capped a three-run rally In Ihc ninth Inning against Colorado closer Darren Holmes. Illllng the Florida Marlins over the Rockies. 5-3. Th e loss ended Colorado's four-game winning streak. Holmes (0-2). who relieved to start the ninth, has blown three of four save chances. Luis Aquino (1-0) was the winner and Bryan Harvey got Ills fourth wive In four tries. Th e Marlins milled from 2-1 and 3-2 deficits, breaking through against a Colorado bullpen that had yielded only two runs In 14 Innings. Chuck Carr singled home the lying run wllh one out before Conine doubled with two outs. Conine had three hits and drove In three runs. F IO M TIM O S E M IN O L E S I, O M C Y M O U N O ll Lyman iamlnolt 009 110 * - 1 1 I 010 000 J - 1 4 I L e t’s g e t d irty Evoryono was QOtllng pn tho ground at Sominolo High School Monday. Lyman's Mlko Honsch (abovo) slides saloly Into homo plato as Sominolo catcher Coroy Gochoo awaits tho throw, while Iho Trib e 's Tom Holland Jr (right) boats Iho Groyhounds' th ird basom an lo Iho bag. Holland would lator drive In Iho winning run a3 Sominolo odgod Lyman 3-2 Htf«ld Photo* by Ap#yl Mmtlon KatauOai Hayda It) and Kollar Dam tlt (0 9) and GocSaa WP — Dantall (4 11 LP — Mayda II l| Sa.a - non* IB - Lyman. Ol«on IB — Wm)nola, Wlllcoi HR — non* Racordt — Lyman IS I. a 1 SAC. Samlnola II (0 .1 SSAC . J ilN H M iiT iin h g n flp n n i RAMtr. BUCCANEEKS4 From Staff Report* L A K E M ARY - Ja y Reynolds capped the Luke Mary Rams' second comc-from-belilnd rally of the game with the game-winning single In the seventh Inning as the Rams stretched their winning streak lo tour games with a 7 (I triumph over the Daytona Beach-Mainland Buccaneers In a class 5A District 4 baseball matchup at Lake Mary Field Monday night Lake Mary fell behind 4-0 In the top of the llrsl Inning, hut came back lo Be the game at 4-4 In the fifth Inning. Tlte Buccaneers scored a pair of runs In Ihc sixth Inning to go hack on lop only to Dsylons Btith Malnlind *00 001 0 — * 4 4 L*k#M*ry W* 1 ** * Anodift *od Disk* Vrvwy Sf«nton 41>. Colon (S) And WP — Colon (2 0) LP Arcodi* S«v« non# 20 - Mainland. Ssundtrt L a *g Mo'y. 0ry#n. Reynolds JH — la»a Mery. Marolla H R — non# Records l*k#M #rylSf have Ihc Rams score a run In the bottom ol the sixth, setting the stage lor the winning rally In the seventh Scott Bryan led off the seventh with a double to left and scored the tying run as Rene Perez reached second on a hunt single and throwing error by the Mainland pitcher. Nick Sosa then M O R E IIE A D . Ky. - Marlon Witherspoon, a 6-foot-H forward-center from South Florida C om m unity College In Avon Park, has signed to play basketball at Morehead Stale. Witherspoon, a native of Wlnstonvllle. Miss., averaged 13.2 |»olnl8. 9.0 rebounds and two blocked shots per game for South Florida. Witherspoon hit 47 percent from the field and 74 percent from the free throw line. SA N FO R D — There Is an old country saying that goes, 'let sleeping dogs lie', meaning don't provoke a good leant when It Is not playing well. Heading Into Iasi Saturday. Ilie three-time defending Sanford Recreation Department Babe Ruth Baseball League champion Knights of Colum bus Cardinals had lost two games In u row. Including one by shutout. That has all changed us the Cardinals scored 21 runs on Saturday and Monday came up with a 2 0 0 . threeInning rout of the llaggs Produce Expos (1-0). The Cardinals (4-3) turned In the biggest offensive Inning of the season us they sent 20 butters lo the plutc In the second Inning and scored 17 runs. Th e other game Monday also featured big scoring Innings, as the Rotary Club Royals (5-2) scored five runs In the first Inning and seven runs In the third In a 13-9 trium ph over the Seminole Produce Mnrllns (1-0). Wednesday, the undefeated Nobles Construction White Sox ((3-0) will host the Blue Juys (1-5) at-Ihc Stadium, while Die Klwunls Club Orioles (3-3) arc playing Ihc Elks Lodge *'1241 Cubs (3-3) on Zlnn Beck Field. Both games are scl for n 5:45 p.m. start. Overshadowed by the Cardinals' offensive show was a □ Seminole C.C. at Valencia C.C., 3 p.m. G irls ’ S o ftb a ll □ Lake Brantley at Lake Mary. 7:30 p.m. □ Lyman at Oviedo, 6:30 p.m. □ Seminole at Lake Howell, 4 p.m. G irls ’ G o lf [ I Lake Mary at Lake Brantley, 3:30 p.m. 11Oviedo va. Lyman at Rolling Hills, 3:30 p.m. B o y s ’ T e n n is □ Oviedo at Bishop Moore, 4 p.m. G irls ’ T e n n is [ 1DeLand vs. Lake Brantley at Sanlando, 3 p.m. □ Oviedo al Bishop Moore, 4 p.m. B A SK ETB A LL □ 7 :3 0 p.m. - SU N . NBA. Orlando Magic at Delroll Pistons. (L) Complete Ratings on Page 2B uS'mam iAi S U singled Perez lo thud and. after Sosa slolc second. Reynolds lined Ills game winning single to score Perez. Powering Lake Mary were Brian Marotta |2-for-4. triple, run. RBI). Bryan (2-for-l. double, two runs). Reynolds (2-for-4. double. RBI). Brent W chm eycr (2-for-3|. J im m y Ru/urrl 11-tor-2, two runs). Mike lltiky ( I -fur-3. run). Perez (l-for-4. run). Sosa ( I lo r -Hand Dan Story (RBI). Carlos Colon 12-0). the third Rams pitcher, was ihc winner as Lake Mary Improved lo 15-9. The Rams will travel to Lake Brantley lor a hlg Seminole Athletic Conference game Wednesday night al 7 p.m. Cards, Royals roll in Babe Ruth From Staff Roporta M e n s ’ B a s e b a ll 1 S e c o n d ra lly g iv e s R a m s 5A -4 v ic to ry S F C C s ta r h e a d e d to M o o rh e a d WHAT'S HAPPENING o v o m one-hitter turned In by Robert Randall. Randall walked two and struck nut six In three Innings. Powering KofC were Wesley Winkle (three singles, two runs). Richard Badger (two singles, two runs). Waller Gaines (double, three rims). Ivory Peterson (single, three runs). Randall and Sylvester W ynn J r. (single. Iwo runs). Eric Sperry and Andy Hcabcrlln Itwo runs) nnd Te rry Murkcy and Corey Mur key (run). Cory Peterson hud tin* lone Expos safely. The Royuls were led by To m m y Rallies J r . (Iwo doubles, two runs). Nathaniel Cline (double, single, run). Melvin Holt (two singles. Iwo runs). Chad Sheffield (double, two runs). Th co Williams (single, run). Travis Hampton und Johnathan Hubbard (two runs) and Randy Casey (run). Leading the Marlins were Aaron Knight (two singles, two runs). Demetrius Reaves (double, single). Fabian McKinney. Murcus Beasley and Luke Young (single, run). Mike Rainey (single) and Jo h n Bryant. Nullum Rice und James Payne ( r u n ) . ________________ C*rdln4lt Eipei Mjrltm Rayiti n u n - io t 0 00 - 0 1 110 I J I - ♦ I 111 00> — 11 I Regional next for B row n’s Spaolal to fha Harald_________ T AM PA — Four Level Nine g y m n a s t s fro m B r o w n ’ s Gym nastics-Central ol Alta­ monte Springs qiiallllcd to participate In the Southern Regional meet lo be held In lla tlls h u rg . Mississippi on April 30th and May 1st. T h e y arc Reyna G ilbert. Kristen Wood. Erin Braider and C a s s l c Anthony. Wood and Gilbert won a berth on Ihc Florida Stallteam. Joining four other girls from Florida gymus. Sec B ro w n 's , Page 2B Tim Rain(e)s on Boston’s Patriots Day celebration By ROB QLOSTER AP Sports Wrllor B O STO N — Wilson Alvarez had Just flirted w llh a no-hlttcr and won his l l l h consccullvc decision. Still, he wasted lllllc lime In pointing people to the slur of the game. " T im Raines Is the big man today. He's the man today, not m e ," Alvarez said after Raines' three homers led the Chicago White Sox lo a 12-1 win Monday over the Boston Red Sox. Rallies, from Sanford, hit solo homers leuding off the first und third Innings und a two-run drive In Ihc eighth. He scored five runs nnd drove In four. He also walked, singled und reached on nn error. It was the first thrcc-homcr game of Raines' career nnd the first home runs he had hit al Fenway Park. All three were hit to right field, helped by a 12 mph wind. "I don't consider myself a home run hitler. But on a day like today, you Just try to get one up hi the air In the direction the wind Is blow­ ing." Raines said. "O ut of Ihc three I hit. I thought maybe one would have cleared the fence." Th e previous thrcc-homcr game for Ihc White Sox was by Harold Haines against Minnesota on Sept. 17.1984. "H e's strong and has kind of u compact swing. I think he's gone to maybe more of a pull biller since I saw him In the National League." autd W hite Sox m um igcr Gene Lumont. who coached at IMttsburgh III the late 1980s while Rallies was wllh the Montreal Expos. Frank Thom as also hoincred for Chicago and Joey Cora added u three-run triple. Th e While Sox hit eight homers In the three-game scries at Fenway Park and have 14 in six games agulnst the Red Sox this season. Thom as, who has six home runs tills year, homered In all three games of the series. Thom as has homered In four siralghl overall, and has scored a run In all 12 of Chicago's games. Th e power display by the White Sox overshadowed Alvarez's per­ formance. Andre Dawson's single high off the left-field wnll In the sixth was Ihc first hit. Alvarez lost his shutout the following Inning when John Valentin doubled and Rich Rowland singled. Rulncs has 10 of his 11 hits this scuson against Boston, Including all five of Ills homers. He hit a pair of home runs against Ihc Red Sox on April 8 at Chicago. Raines, who raised his average from .200 lo .275. said he was more excited about getting four hits than the three homers. "I hadn't really been swinging the bat well." said Rallies, who began the season hltlcss In 13 at-hats. I think lie (Darwin) Just left a couple of hulls over the plate." Bill Jusf In case Raines was starling lo gel cocky ubout Ills power. Thom as kept him In line. As Rallies trotted lo the (logout follow­ ing Ills third homer. Thomas vowed lie'll hit a home run. "I told him I've got to hit u homer the last time up or else he would talk all day." said Thom as, who hacked up Ids promise two halters later. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �SB - S a n to rd H o ra ld , S o n to rd , F lo rid a - T u e sd a y, A p ril 19, 1994 Z3H3ZE PREP LEADERS Weilem Dlvltion DOQS Monday night First roc* — 1/1*. B: Jl 41 4Greal Reverence 110 1*0 1*0 JR| Black Hawk 1*0 3-40 * T i»k Honeycomb 4 10 Q O i l l l . M P f l 3143.40 T i l I t ) 421.10 Second race - 1/1. C: It II I Fond A Tango J 10 1 40 3*0 4 Hondo nig Boopar J 10 1 *0 IVltlonForc* 4 00 Q 114) 11.10 P 114) *100 T 114 I ) 110 10 DO <1 I 144 4* 3 0 4 0 1) 43*00 Third race-3/14. Mi 3),04 *Rc High Spirit 0 10 4 40 l>*0 4 Scrabble *00 3 40 OSpIrltOCIIpM 0 40 0 (4 *) 43.40 P <4 41 44 *0 T (* 4 0) 431.00 Fourth r a c * -l / l t . D: 31.04 IShalby'i Jock * 10 7 40 3 *0 SLucllla Sm«t» 10*0 13 00 * Si Dawn 31 40 O (2 4) If *4 P 12 4) ID) *4 T (141) *41 40 Filth rat* — 5/11. M: 11.7* 7 Ion Earlhllr* 1* 40 1* 20 4 *0 2 5umm Hula *70 *70 50X1* Ratty 340 Q (1 7) 4* 44 P (7 All) 7.M T (7 2 3) )*« *0 P (All I) 13* Slilhrat* - 3/14.C: 11.44 3 Yukon Bluo ( M 5 40 3 *0 14 20 4 10 » Danmar'* Chf vy 2 Ml Rapid Ftal 300 0 (1 1) 42.40 P 11*1 3*20 T (2 12) 3*4.M Wytnlh rat* — 57It, A i 21.3* J 1Am A Character *00 74 20 2 20 4Omni Tioga 10 40 410 I E l l i n Pop Tart 4 00 Q (S 4 > )).lt P(3 4 ) l t l . W T 13-4-2) 1130*0! II *14) 1*44.10 Eighth roc* — 5/1*. M: l l . H 1 Tioga Suns*! 4*0 ISO 7 20 3 Pact-seller Alert 0*0 1 40 ICr'sMaddMai 110 » Loony For Toon* 1,10 O ( )- }) 4*10 P (1 11 100 40 T (1 1 1) 11**0 T (1-1-*) 1)1.40 Ninth rac* — I/O. D: 10.11 1 S| Belinda * 40 4 00 1 00 alamaicaCrut 1)00 *10 I Boo'* Rarnbllnred 1./00 0 0 4) 1) 00 P 114) It 00 T (14 1) W 10 10th raca -1/1*. 0: 11.10 7 Yeehaw Dooley ISM 1110 0*0 OSummBambl 14 *0 34 40 3 Golden Nectar 3 20 Q I I 0) SO 00 P t i l ) 114 00 T (1*1) 4tt SO 111tsraca — S/14. D: 3100 I Dial* Datay 13 00 0 *0 5 00 SAwetome Winner 4 30 3 00 1 Despot 4 40 0 (1 1) 40.40 P II I) W3.00 T (1 1 1) 144 *0 T T (10 3 1 1 1) 0 00 Jackpot IS4f.tg 11thrac* - VI*. A: 11.41 IRvSacondTaNun 3 40 1 *0 1 10 4 Task Moon Flower too 3 40 3Dory's Suddenly 140 O (1-4) 11.40 P (14) 3100 T 114 1) 111.10 17th rate — S/U, B; 11.1) 10 40 470 4*0 a Maine** Ear) 1 Fo«y And Smooth 760 7*0 3 Jennie Lee 4 40 O i l ( I 71 00 P *t 1) MJ 20 T 4*13) 310 4* QD 1) 4 I t) 341 40 14th ri te — J/l# C: Jt.lS 16 00 5 40 S 80 5 Aok Lelty 9 60 700 * Prince** Heart 19 00 3 Queen Ol Denial O (3 11 1* 44 P <3 All) II 3* T 1) ( 3) 11*7 *4 S 13 * 3 Alt) 1003 to A - t r i i H — 3)30.01* BASEBALL STANDINGS National League All Time* EOT Eait Dlvltion w L Pti. OB Atlanta 13 1 *2* — ; New York 3 .3*3 3 7 4 Philadelphia 33* 3U. Florida * 3 .441 *9' 4 * Montreal 30* 19 Central Dtvlilen w OB L Pel 7 4 4)4 — Cincinnati 7 S 3*3 9 St Loult 343 1 6 Plillburgh 3 6 6 300 19 Houtlon a .273 4 Chicago J Wttf Division W L Pci CB San Franciico a S 413 — 6 300 19 6 Colorado 9 Lot Angela* 4 10* 4 214 39 San Diego 3 It Monday'* Gemvt Atlanta7. St Loul* I Philadelpbi* 5, Lo* Angel** 4 Florid* I, Colorado 3 San Dlogo0, New York 1 San Franclicol, Montreal t. It Inning* Tuetday* Came* to* Angele* (Atiaclo 0 II al Philadelphia ( Schilling01), I OSp m Montreal (Boucher 0 I) al San Franclico ( Burkett I II. 3 3)p m Pitt*burgh (Neagla I I) at Cincinnati (R!|o O I). 1:33p.m. SI Loul* (Walton 10) al Atlanta (Maddu* 3 0 ),7|40p m Houtlon (Swindell 1 0 ) *1 Chicago (Trachiel I 0 ), l Olp m Florida (Weather 1-33 it Colorado (Nled 10), 0:01 p.m New York (Saberhagi-n I 0) al San Diego (Bene*0 3). 10 05p m Wednetday'l Game* Houtton al Chicago. l:20p m, Philadelphia al San Francltco. 4 OSp m Florid* at Colorado, 3,0! p.m. P)l!*burgha)Clnclmall,7:J3p m St. Loul* al Atlanta,) 40 p m New York *1 Lot Angel**, 10 13 p m MonlreelatSanOiego, I0:15p m. Baltimore Toronto Botlon New York Oelrclt Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee KanvatClly Mlnneiote Oakland California Seal! la TeVa* American League All Timet EDT Eatt Division W L 1 4 a 3 7 3 6 3 4 9 Central Dlvition W L 4 6 ; 3 6 5 3 6 9 4 Well Division L W 7 3 6 7 4 7 4 7 Pci. OB 434 — 413 — 3*1 9 S4S 1 30* 4 Pet. OB 400 — 3*3 — .543 9 .343 9 304 39 Pci. OB StJ — 447 19 344 29 3*4 29 Monday'* Gamo* Chicago 11, Motion I Kant.nClly II, Delrull I Tuatday't Gamo* Oakland (Welch 001 al Motion (Set* 0 0), 1:03pm Kantat Clly (Gublcia 0 0) al Detroit (Moore I I). 3 tip m Chicago (Mere 10) al Milwaukee (Wegman I 01.7 OSp m Seattle (Hibbard 0 1) al New York (Abbott 3-1), l:03p m Tea** IK.Brown 0 3) al Toronto (Gutman I 1),?;3!pm California (Lellwlch O il al Maihmore (MoyerO 11.) )3p m Cleveland I Nagy I 01 at Mlnnetota (Tapani 011,1:03 p.m Wednetday’t Game* Hunltvlll* (Alhllct) J ) 6 Challanooga IRcd*| J 4 7 Memphl* (Ro/al») Nathyili* (Twin*) S s Birmingham IWSoO 1 7 Monday's Game* Huntivillt t, Orlando 4 Chattanooga 1, Jacktonvllle t Carolina*. Birmingham 1 Nathvllle 3. Knoivllle I Greenville4. Memphis 0 Tuesday's Oa mas Orlando at Hwntsylll* Jecktonvllle at Chattanooga Birmingham at Carolina Nathvllle al Knokvltle Graanyllla at Mem(bl» Florida Slat* Laagu* First Hall Eastarn Division w L 7 Brevard (Marlin*) 3 ; Cacrola ( Atlro*) 4 SI. Lutl* (M«H> 6 3 Varo B*ath (Dodgtrt) S 1 Daytona(Cuta) 4 7 W P.B*athlEipotl » I WMltrn Divtiion ForlMytri (Twin*) » 1 Claarwaler (Phlltl**) 7 4 Lakeland (Tiger*) * 5 Charloll* (Ranger*) 3 1 Dunedin (Blue Jay*) 3 4 St P*l* (Cardinal*) 3 4 Tampa (Yankee*) 3 * Saratola (Red Soa) 1 ( Monday’* Game* Charlotte 3. St. Lucie ) Clearwater t], Daytuna 1 Brevard al Fort Myers, ppd rain Tampa 4, St. Pelartburg I Sarasota*, Osceola 3 Vero Beach 3. Lakeland 0 Dunedin ). West Palm Beat h 1 Tuesday's Games St, Luc!* at Charlotte Daytona at Clearwater Brevard at Fort Myers. 1 St Pelersburgat Tamp* Svasola at Osceola Lakeland al Vero Beach Dunedin al Wetl Palm Beach Wednesday's Oames St Lucie at Charlotte Daytonaat Clearwater Brevard al Fort Myers St Pelersburgat Tampa SarasolaatOsceola Lakeland al Vero Beach Dunedin al West Palm Beach Tim RairiBB Is a Sanford nalivo and Sornlnolo High School graduate now playing for the Chicago Whlto Sox. His slats are for lha 1994 season In tho first column, porsonal-bosl season totals In tho second column and curront career totals (Including 1994 games) In tho third column. Ralnos had a career day Monday altornoon, roachlng baso six tlmos whllo going 4-for-5 (raising his average 75 points), Including three homo runs, scoring five runs and droving In four In the Whlto Sox's 12-1 win ovor the Boston Red Sox. It was tho first three homo run gamo and second four hit gamo of his career. Pel. OB 700 _ 434 9 34! 19 433 29 344 39 112 39 S O U TH E R N L E A G U E P in t Hall Ea tier n Di vilion W L Pci. OB Greenville (Brave*) 4 4 400 — 344 Carolina (Pirate*) 4 5 9 Jjcktonvllle (Mariner*) 3 4 .433 19 Knonvllle (Blue Ja y tl 4 7 344 2 9 Orlando (Cubt) 4 7 .344 29 RAINES GAUGE Category RunB. Hits.., RBI... *00 _ 414 31] 343 19 433 49 433 49 433 49 435 49 773 49 Steals. ’94 9 40 fl 11 7 0 0 5 1 ,275 best 1G0 047 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 Triplet Dia;, Milwaukee ). Griffey Jr. Seattle J Dial. Milwaukee J. WNIe. Toronto 2 76 are tied with 1 Home Runt Delgado, Toronto 7; Thomav Chicago. A Steinbach, Oakland. V Sierra. Oakland, V Carter. Toronto. 5. Ratnet. Chicago. ». 10 are tied with 4 Runt Batted In Slelnbach. Oakland 16, Carter, Toronto, 14, Delgado Toronto 15, ttamelm, Kanvtt City. 14; Thomat, Chicago. 13. Gierud Toronto', IS, Sierra. Oakland. 13 Crtenwell, Dot Ion 13; Franco. Chicago, 13; Molllor, Toronto, 13 Runt M A R L IN S ),R O C K IE l) FLORIDA COLORADO ab r h bi Carr cl 5 II 1 Mgdan 3b 4 10 0 Shlllaldrl 3 7 10 Conlne II 3 0 13 Brberle7b s o i l Harvey p 0 0 0 0 Dilrde lb 2 0 0 0 Tlngleyc 4 0 0 0 KAbbltt* 3 17 0 Mmndp 10 10 Aria* ph 10 0 0 Aquino p 0 0 0 0 Cdrrilloph 10 0 0 ab r h bl Well* tt 5 1 J 0 EYngll 70 0 0 Kngery It 10 10 Bchetlert S 0 1 0 Glrrga lb 3 111 Haye»3b 3 1 1 0 Ourkid 40 7 1 Girard! c 3 0 11 Me|la 2b 3 0 0 0 VndrWtph 10 0 0 GrHrrip 30 0 0 WnttrUTb 0 00 0 00 O0 000 0 000 0 000 0 Moore p Jhnvon ph 10 0 0 Total* Totali 14 S 9 3 QRufftnp Blair p Holmatp 34 J to 1 While. Toronto II Javier. Oakland la Thomat, Chicago 13 Grllley Jr. Seattle, 14, RAlomar Toronto. 14; Carter. Toronto, 13. Molllor. Toronto, 13 Stolen Base* Coleman, Kantat City. J, Lotion, Cleve land, A folonia New York. 3 Javier Oakland. 5, Multe, Tcxai, 4 McRae Kant*it City* 4 RAlomar. Toronto. 4, LJohnion Chicago, *■ Ninon, (lotion, * Pitching (] Dec mom I Bonev Milwaukee, 2 0, I OOO. 32. Muttina Baltumore, 3 0, 1 000, 174, fJntcoe, Oakland. 7 0 1 000 7 43 McTXnald Baltimore 3 0 I 000. 7 91 Alvarez CNtago. 3 0. I 000 7 33 Stewart, Toronto. 7 0. 1 000, 1 la. Howell, Te>at. 7 0 1 000 It 57 Strikeouts Hentgen. Toronto, if, Gordon Kantat City 17, Guzman, Toronto, 16 Atelhri Tor onto 1A, Brown, Te ia t. 16 Mussina, Baltimore 15, R Johnson. Sea l He, 15 Savet LeSmilh, Baltimore. A, Grahe, California. 4. Aguilera. Minnesota, 4. Russail, Button 4 NHernandeiv Chicago 7 Htnneman, Delroil, 2; Farr, Cleveland. 2 Henke, Tesat. 7. Florida too Oil - J Colorado 100 001 010 - I OP — Florida 2. Colorado 2 LOB — Florida 9, Colorado 9 2B - Ccnine (2). Burka C2) 3B — Conme ( I ) , S — E You>g IP H R ER BB SO Reardon. New York. 7 Florida Hammond 4 1 7 7 J a Aquino W.l 0 7 \ 1 1 1 01r, Harvey S.4 1 7 0 0 0 ' Colorado GrHarrlt 4 11ll 1 7 13 6 All Tim*) EOT 1 l> & 0 (lRuNln 1 a EASTERNCONFERENCE 0 0 0 0 Blair 73 0 Atlantic Dlvltion Holme* L 0 2 23 7 3 3 7 0 W Pci GB Moore »J 0 0 0 0 ' 34 4*7 y fl Ruffin pile fin'd fo 2bailers In iheafh 4) Orlando *01 ) WP — Hammond » New Jertey 344 11*7 41 Umpire* — Home. C ra w fo rd . F ir t l, 44 30* l«'» Miami Itcrnander. Saconit, W inter* t h ird , 343 14 Motion X) Froemming 10* 10 14 Philadelphia T — 3 10 A -4*1*3 1*3 II Wathmglon 1) Central Dlvltion , Atlanta 33 4*4 33 a Chicago NBA STANDINQS BASEBALL LEADERS TO D A Y 'S M AJO R L E A G U E LE A D E R S N A T IO N A L L E A G U E G AB R M Pel 419 11 41 17 ia Burk* Col 49 42* 1 2 IS 7 1 Bichette Col 4 17 405 11 47 JellerletSIL 404 17 47 11 19 Kenl NY 393 14 41 13 17 Klesko Atl 390 Daulton Phi 11 41 13 16 4 16 iai Cede no Hou 17 47 9 16 356 Bagwell Hou 17 45 348 16 Morris tin 17 46 i 344 14 61 a 21 Pendleton Afl HHt Pendleton. Atlanta, Blchetle, Colorado. 7)( 21, Kenl, Now York, 19; DSandert. Allanla. 19. Lankford, St Loud. 1 Burk*. Colorado. 1*. 3are lied wllh 17 Double* LWalker. Montreal, f. Cedeno. Houtlon. 7: On belle, Colorado. 1; Clanlrocco. San Diego. 3, Alou. Montreal, 3, DSandert. Allanla, 5, Blgglo, Houtlon. 5j Dyktlra. Philadelphia. 5, MThompton. Philadelphia. 3 Triplet Marlin, Pllttburgh. 1; Cordero. Montreal. 1, RSander*. Cincinnati, 1; Flntey, Houtlon, 1: Durkt, Colorado. It WWilton, Chicago. 1: 31 are lied wllh I Home Rum Kent, New York, I, Bichette. Colorado, 0: Kletko, Allanla, 3: Conlnc. Florida. 5: Burkl, Colorado, 5; MeWllllemt. San FrandKO, 3j Bondi. San Franclico 3; Galarraga. Col or ado, 3: Daulton Philadelphia. 3 Runt Baited In Ken), New York, lit Galarraga, Colorado, 111 Blchell*. Colorado It: Conlne, Florida. 14: Daulton. Philadelphia. 14; Kletko, Atlanta, II. Bagwell, Houtlon, 13. Runt Bichette, Colorado. 13; Kletko. Allanla. II; DSandert. Allanla. 13. McGrilt, Atlanta. II: Daulton. Philadelphia, I I ; DHollInt, Philadelphia, 13: Sheffield. Florid*. II: Burk*. Colorado. 12 Stolen Bate* DSandert. Allanla, 1, Clayton. San Fran cltco. 0: NSandert, Cincinnati. 3, Gllkey, SI Loult. 3, DeShleldi. Lon Angela*. 1; Bichette. Colorado. 1: Kelly, Cincinnati. 1: Bond*. San Francisco. 1. Pitching I) Dectiioni) 13are lied wllh I ooo Strikeout! PJMarllnei. Montreal. 14; Smoltz, Atlanta, 31; Kile. Houtlon. II; KeGrott, Lot Angel*!. 31; GM*ddu<, Allanla 30. Benet. San Diego. If; RMertlnel, Lot Angalet. if Sevet McMIchael, Atlanta. 4; MPerei, St Loult. 4; Harvey. Florida. 4; DJonet, Philadelphia. 3. While. Pllttburgh, 1. Hodman. San Diego. 1: MMaddun. New Ycrk. 2, MJackton, San Franclteo. 2, Mytrt. Chicago, 2. Franco, N caroor 1,826 6,916 1.219 2,062 714 332 100 128 752 .298 77 7 1. Seminole (11) 70 4 7 Saratola(4) 70 3 3 Parkland Oouglat It 4 4 JacktonvIlleTerryParker 71 1 3 Gonzalez Tale 16 4 4 Miami Soulhrldge 178 7 Cooper Clly 17 3 4 Tampa HII liborom/i 17 3 f Miami Cotumbu! 16 3 1 10 Winter Perk V o l e i - Colonial I), Lake Brenlley 11 Cle**4A EampaJetuil 1171 Tarpon Spring* Tallahatte* Leon JatktonvIlleFIrtlCoatl Naplc* Barron Collier Fori Lauderdale SI Thomat Pentacoia Eteambia Pentacoia Pine Foretl Galnetvllle Buchholi Davie Nova Clam )A t Lake Wale* (111 7 F 1Laud Cardinal Gibbon* (31 1 2 J 4 3 4 7 » » 10 71 1 19 4 13 3 16 4 16 7 14 6 18 7 16 9 16 J 16 7 159 131 119 111 106 98 45 31 73 16 170 131 178 107 83 81 n 44 31 u 18 7 164 It 1 153 w Y A M E R IC A N L E A O U E H Pci. R O AB 16 72 471 Javier Oak 17 37 421 17 14 McGwIreOak 17 38 Neel Oak * 36 7 14 412 400 (telnet ill) 40 6 14 II « 9 13 3*4 LoltonCle 13 1 4 II 46 3*1 G rllley J r Sea 11 10 14 3*0 McRae KC 11 41 49 ]*« C Davit Cal U 17 1* 1 1) 17 47 3*3 Olerud Tor 1) S3 13 21 3*7 Molllor Tor MX* While# Toronto, 22: 21: Javier, Oakland. Molllor. Toronto, 21; RAlomar. Toronto, 20; Puckelt. Mirnetola, 20. CDavlt. California, 45 14 570 * Cleveland ■ Indiana 4) 35 551 Jl 40 487 Char Ioffe Del roil 70 5k 25* 19 59 744 Milwaukee W E S TE R N CON F l R I. N C 1 Mid wetl Diviuon w L Pel 57 71 731 y Houston 53 76 6/1 * San Anlonio 49 79 678 i Utah J9 19 500 k Denver 70 58 756 Minneiola II 68 139 Dallas Pj c II k Oivition 60 18 769 y Seallle 53 76 6/1 ■ PhoenlM Al 31 608 » Golden Stale 46 33 587 ■ Pori land L A Laker* 33 45 47) 27 51 1*6 Sacramento L A Clipper* 77 57 347 10 11' i •6' i J4’ i 15' i GB — Vi fl II 37 46' j — 79 17* z 14' > 27 33 13'> ■ clinched playoll her Hi y clinched dlvltion Idle Monday’* Garnet Chicago!). Allanla to PhoenUIOO. Oallatf) Golden Slate 134. L A Clipper* 111, OT Tuetdjy'i Gomel Milwaukee al Motion,) :10p.m. Allanla»l New York,) 30 p m New Jertey al Philadelphia, 7:30p rn Indiana at Wathlnglon. );30p m Minnetota at Miami. ):10p m. Orlandeal Detroit, )i >0 p m. Houtlon al San Antonio. 0 p m L A Later* al Denver, f p m SeattleatPhoenln, lop m Utah at Sacramento. 10 30 p m Wednetday't Garnet Minnetetaat Orlando, 7:3* pm Wathlnglon at Charloll*. / 30pm Cleveland al Indiana.0:30pm Detroit al Milwaukee. 0:30 p m Denver al L A. Clipper*. I0:30p rn Seallteal L A. Lakert. 10 30p in NHL PLAYOFFS Day by Day All Timet E D T C O N FE R E N C E Q U A R TE R F IN A L S I Belt ol 7) Monday, April I* N Y Ranger* 4. N V Itlander* 0, Ranger* leadterletl 0 Montreal 3. Boston J, Ser let lied I I San Jot* S. Delrod 4. San Jote lead* terlet t0 Toronto S, Chicago I, Toronto lead* tenet I0 Vancouver S. Calgary 0, Vancouver lead* terlet I 0 Tuetday. April If Wathlnglon al Pllttburgh. ) 30 p m . Wath Ington lead! terlet I 0 Bull.iio.il New Jerw y, 7 38 p .m , Budalo lead! terlet I 0 Wednesday, April 10 San Joteal Detroit. ) lOp m Chicago at Toronto.) 31pm St Loult at Dallat, 0 30 p m . Dallat lead* tenet I 0 Vancouver al Calgary, f 3* p m T im R aines TENNIS Monte Cerla Retullt M O N T E C A R L O . Moneco R e tu llt Monday el die *1.7 mlkon Monle Carlo Open lennltlournamenl: Singlet F in t Round David Rlkl. Ciecti Republic, del Cedric Plolin* 1)1. France, I I 1 4 .1 ) Gilbert Schaller, Autlna del Carl Uw* Sleeb, Germany, 3 4 * 3 * 3 Pair Konla (10) Cteih Republic, del Karel Novatek. Czech Republic. * 4 .) 3 Goran Ivamtevlc ( a|, Croatia. del Ronald Agenor. Haiti, * 4 * ) I) O). J 3 , Paul Haarhult. Nelheriandt del Renzo Fur Ian, Italy. * t. * 3 Wayne Ferreira 1141, South Able* del Emilio Sanchez. Spain 3 4 * 3 4 3 Magnut Gutlaltton 101. Sweden del Henri Lecnnle, France, * I, » I Jordi Murillo. Spain, del Richard From berg Autlralia, 0 1.41 Sergi Mruguera. Spain, del Lari Jontton Swedden * 0. * 1 Carlo* Cotla I I I ) Spam, del Nlcklat Kulll, Sweden * t. 4 6. 4 3 TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL Am«ric«n Lr#gu# NEW YORK YANKEES - N*m#d K#lfh WidtfcSet dt»#<for of ifs.srfcr1»n{j and public relation* T E X A S R A N G E R S - P U < t d Jack Armstrong plf<h#r, on th# 15 day disabled lilt Pure based flit ccfitr4cl of Rick R?*d, plfchtr from QMrtborrhi Lily of th<? Am*rfc/»n A*wK*<i»ion NjfiorMi Ltiquf N L Sutfxndfd Rtggi# Sandert. Cine in neti outlii»UJ*r for Bv« gem#* end undivr lirwd emounf fnr cbergmg end feckl Ing P#dro Marflnei, Monfreel pitcher, in m gem# Wednesday MONTREAL EXPOS - Pieced John Wot friend pitcher, on Mar lldey ditehlcd (ill Pure ha *ed tho toniret t of Butch Henry pllcher from Ottewe of fhe InforneHonel Leegue PITTSBURGH PIRATES - Sen! Jo#i John*ton pitcher, to Buffalo of fhe American AllOC It IlOh* Pur chn\ed the contract of JtH Tabaka, pitcher, from Buffalo BASKETBALL Netionil Betkelball Auociition HOUSTON ROCKETS - Pieced Matt Bullard, forward, on ih# infured Hit LOS ANGELES LAKERS - Placed An lunio Harvey, forward center on the Infurod lilt Ac hveted HtQgie Jordan guard USA Oetkttbell USA BA S K E TB A LL Named Clem Ma*kin% of Minne*ote coach of the men * lunlor world chemplomhip qualifying teem .ind Clint Bryant of Augutta College end Mike Montgomerv ol Stanford »mi*1*rd coache* FOOTBALL Neliomtl Fuolbell League ATLANTA TALCONS Re *igned Bobby Hebert,, quarter beck k) a one year contract OALLAS COWBOYS - Signed Derek Kennerd. often*>ve lineman GREEN BAY PACKERS - Signed Sean June*, delemivetnd PHILADELPHIA EAGLES - Traded Ben Smith, corner back, to the Denver Bronco* lor an undiuloved 1991 draff pick Announced the retirement of Ve> SiktYieme kick returner WASHINGTON REDSKINS - Signed John Fneif. quarter back, lo e one year contract Canadian Football League HAMILTON TIOER CATS - Signed Mark Walcrak. wide receiver SHREVEPORT PIRATES - Signed Eric Wavhington, light end HOCKEY National Hockey League OALLAS STARS - Signed Emmanuel Fernandez, goalie, lo a three year contrac t COLLEOE OUOUESNE - Named Dave Kasper vex cercoach FONTBONNE — Named Norman Richard* men* baiebell coach end Harry Amann women * soccer coach ITHACA — Named Mindy Quigg women * soccer end ettlitanf track coach NORTH CAROLINA - Announced that Larry Devil, baikelball guard, will transfer lo South Carolina al tie? end of the academic year SOUTHERN METHODIST - Named Blake F#idt olfentive line coach VILLANOVA - E ■tended fhe confract ol Steve Lappa*, men'* baikeihalf coach, through the 1997 91 season TV/RADIO BASEBALL ) 33 p m — TBS, SI Loul* at Atlanta, ( l ) f p m - 30. 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California. II. O lvru d. Toronto, II; Crilfey Jr, Seattle. II Doublet Knoblauch. Mlnnatota 1; Fryman, Detroit, 7. Berroa. Oakland, 4 Salmon. California. 5. JnValtntln, Botfon, 1. Oierud, Toronto. 5 Buhner, Staff le, 3; Puckell. MlnnetoU, 5 Molllor, Toronto, 5, Trammell, Detroit. 5 Kantat Clly al Datroll, 1:13 p m Seallle al New York. 7 03 p in Chicago al Milwaukee, 7 Olp m Oakland at Bolton, 7:0Sp m Te«a*at Toronto. 7:13p m California al Balllmore. 7.31p m Cleveland al Mlnnetota.* 03 p m SARASOTA - Here I* (he l*l**l Florida Sport* Wrllert Auoclatlon high tchool ba*eball poll wllh Item*, llrtl place volt* In paienthete*. learn record* and total point* CIm i SA 700 UJ 616 *00 7 700 s 13*0). NBA. Orlando Magic at Oetrolt PHI on*, prcgaine at* Dap m. M IS C ELLA N EO U S 4 pm W G T O A M (540), Courtilde Tonight )p m W G TO AM (540), NASCAR Live )p m WWNZ AM 1)40/1440). The Sport* Nut 10 p m WWNZ AM 1)40). Florida Sporl* E.change 10 p m WWNZ AM (14*0). Sporl* Fan Tonight Spoclol to tho Horald____________ H A U H E R V 11.1. K J o It it R a n k i n o w n e d (li e Insult* (Hilt* F r i d a y nlH ltl 111 lilt* l*ro I-a le M n d t ' l 2 0 - l a p (ealiire* o n (l ie V o lu s ia (.'m in ty S p e e d w a y dir) t r a c k a n d . d e s p it e h a t t l l n k late m o t o r p r o b l e m s , h e ld o n to la k e l he c h e c k e r e d lla K a n d v l e l n r y R a n k i n re c e iv e d p r e s s u r e f r o m G a r y F l y n n f r o m th e sta rt, h u t ill' ll h e r F l y n n o r H i l l K n p k a c o u l d r u n R a n k i n d o w n as th e th r e e f i n is h e d a h e a d o f M ik e l.ild d c n l a n d F re d Leo. In oilier feature races, Richard Adams was the winner in Fro Stock, Mike Ponce look (he Mini S lo c k s a n d K a th y G a in e y claimed the Hobby Stocks. zXdatns l u c k as h a d a b o u t ilie* s a m e R a n k i n , h a v l u i l Ills clutch Ko away laic In the race, hul still was able lo keep chartfiiik hard enough lo lake (lie checkered Hug In front of Stacy Malhen. David Miller. Daniel Miller and Charlie Kcntle. Ponce, starting In the third position behind pole siller Tom Mulligan and Monty Stratton raced Into the second spot behind Si ration by the end of tinsecond lap and stayed there until Stratton fell out on lap 29. Ponce paced Dave Stratum. Chris Vogel, Ronnie Ponce and Je rry Bradley to tin* checkers. Gainey got an early challenge from Iasi week s winner. Lonnie Register, but when Register faded she set almut the task ol lapping the eiillre field G a iney ended up flushing ahead of Robert I l icks, Alan Moore. Bostic and Rudy Lindsey Brown’s------C o n tin u e d from Page IB I lie Florida team will com pc Ic a g a in s t s ta le Ir a n is fro m Georgia. Alabama. Mississippi. Tennessee. Louisiana North ( arolina and South Carolina The girls ranted their sjhi Is during the Level (l and Level 10 IIS G F (U n ite d States G y m ­ nastics Federation) Slate Cham plotislups In Tam pa. O v r r n 11. B r o w n ' s - C c i i l r n I finished second b e h in d A m e r i ­ c a n T w l s l e r s h i m p a n o In th e I e a in e o m p e t i t i o n . 1 H(> . ( > 2 5 - 1 H 5 ,H 7 f>. L i i F l C u r i w o u n d u p th ir d w i t h 1 8 5 . 1 2 5 points The combined efforts u! the two squads produced one -ill around champion and eight In dividual event championships Twelve girls sron*d high enough to (pinllfy lot all mound place­ ment and 10 earned marks high enough 11ir Individual place llieill Th e Brown s team brought home 55 medals. In llic Level Remupelillmi: Wood, competing In I he 12-15 age group. lluLshrd second all around, compiling a score ol 35.00 on the strength ol a llrsl place llnlsli m lloor exercise Iff30). second on vault 19.151 and flllli on balance beam (9.00). G ilb e rt, com peting In the 14-10 age group, look (bird place all-around wllh a score of 36,05. She parlayed Iwo llrsl place finishes, on vault (9.00) and uneven bars (9.20). with a liftli place finish oil balance beam (H.H5). B rc n d e r. 9 I I age g ro u p , placed second all-around with a composin' score of 35.45. She won the uneven liar champion­ sh ip w ith a score of 9 .0 0 . A n th o n y finished th ird a llaround In I lie same age group with a score of 34.925 on I he strength ol a second place finish in balance beam (9.00). In (he Level lOenmpelltfon: Jean a Rice won the all-around cniw u In llic 9 12 age group with u score of 36.725. Slu* won Iwo individual events, flour exercise 19.575) and uneven bars (9 35| and added two sixth place llnishcs. on vault 19.05) and balance beam |H 75) Kelli Kxmn and Melissa Oliver lied lor lliird place all-around with scores ol 35.975. Oliver won the balance beam ebamplunship (9 35) and added a third place llnlsli in uneven bars 19.15) Kxmn placed second on floor 19.275), third on vault 19 10). fourth on balance beam (9 .0 5 ) and seventh on bars (8.95). M organ. White .way, sixth nil aroilrm (39 426) with a second place finish on lieani (9 10) and seventh on vault (9.05). Je n n ife r B a ld rid g e placed third on vault (9.10). sixth on floor exercise (9 075) and sev­ enth on balance beam (8 70| Kristen Marks look loiirlh all around in the 13 I I age group wllh .i si mi- ol 30,30 She claimed life uneven bars title with <i score ol 9 525 (:> .>» ->i seventh on balance beam (9,0 and Tracy Edner placed sixth i hats |9.I5) and seventh on vat (9.075) In the 15 l(> age group. Lai K nulng look flflh alt-arum (30.075) and Lindsey Hall plan sixth all-around (35.975). Individually. Knulng plan fourth on vault (9.275). will Hall placed (bud on beam |9.2 and eighth on bars (9.075). Lisa Kunlug e on irlb ulcd fourth place llnlsli on flex exercise and leammate Davel Starkey look sixth in bars (9.1 and eighth on floor 19 15). Carrie DrJnrneU placed fouri all-around In I lie 17-and-over a| group on the strength of tv third place finishes In batnm beam (9.35) and vault (0.37f She added a fourili on ha (9.35| and a sixth on flex exercise (9.325). J ru n l Pnkrana contributed llllb oil beam (9.00) and a slxl on bars (9.125). Amnndu Ml eliell placed sixth on hakim Iren in (8.95). Tribe-----------C o n tin u e d fro m Page ID Brian Wlllcox tied the game when he lined a 1-2 pilch Inin rlghtceuler for a triple. The Greyhounds then walked Corey Goclrec and Joe Tittle Inlenllonnlly to load the bases to set up a force out. Init Turn Holland J r . spoiled lire strategy by hil­ ling a line drive between first and second to score pinchrunner Jam ie King with lire winning run. In a d d itio n to Ills game* winning lilt. Holland also had another single, giving him a 2*fnr-3 afternoon. Sem inole's only oilier safely was a single by Goclirc. Meadows scored the Trlb e ’ii first run. 11-for* I). Teddy Kollrr (l-for-31 and Freddie Young (run). Th e Greyhounds (15-8, 4-3 SA C ) will host Oviedo In till Improlanl SA C matchup al 7 p.m. Wednesday. Seminole (13-10, 2-5 SAC| also has a conference conical on Wednesday as It hosts Lake Howell al 4 p.m Th e Tribe ulso has a very Interesting meeting Friday night as I hey will travel lo DcLand's Conrad Park for a 7 P .m . g a m e w l l h M ia m i WestmtiiHler. Inst year’s Na •tonal Champion, who is 24 3 and ranked No. 2 In Class IA I Ills season. hu “ ”3 ranT openIno” ” STrwTl ODY SCRUBS FOR MEN | P ro v id in g the offense for L y m a n were T o m m y Dixon (l-fo r-5 . double). Kyle Gaines (l-f o r -3 . R B I). Mike Hcnsclt ( l - f u r - 3 , r u n ). M ike K ru p a _ _CLEA)J8jNO k REFRESHING l25V2hf? * 6llS,a,Eor,’*,®St411 * •, A FVsato Room* VflPUnoozlol * NOW HIRIMO I OoUySciubJ 407*380*9470 I �S a n fo rd H e ra ld , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - T u e sd a y, A p ril 19, 1994 - 3B People O ptim ists present youth awards IN B R I E F ■ y HERM AN S C H R O ED ER H e rald c o rre s p o n d e n t V ie tn a m reu n io n p la n n e d SANFO RD T h e Sanford Optimist Youth Awards Banquet wns held T h u rs d a y evening, April 14. at the Dlsubled Am eri­ can Veterans' Club In Sanford. It started w ith the Pizazz dance group from Seminole High School singing and dancing. Th e third und fifth grade choir from Midway Elementary sang several songs under Ihc direction of Qraclu Miller. T h e Invocation was given by Peggy Hardin. Bud T o b i n le d th e p le d g e o f allegiance. Bob Howe as emcee Introduced the head table to Ihc HO members und gucsls attend­ ing. Tw elve football "players of the week” were given awards by Kathy Cody and Sheriff Don Esllnger. Ernie Boiler presented the Ju n io r World of Golf award. Essay awards were conferred by Peggy Hardin. Oratorical awards were presented by Mayor Hcltye Sm llh and Rick Howe to Jim m ie Nichols and Sieve Sperry. T h e O p tim is t s c h o la rs h ip through the Greater Sanford C h a m b e r of C o m m erce was presented to Deldre Michels by Robbio Robertson (left) ana Dave Farr (right) Executive Director Dave Farr Greater Sanford present (ho Optimist scholarship through the Michels. and Prrstdent Robbie Robertson. Michels earned a 4.9 average. Bud To b in und Bob Howe I heir achievements. Corporate Herald. Sunn Hand Corporation, awarded 13 students from Sem ­ Friend of Youth awards were W illiam Howard’s Jewelers and inole High School. Lakcvlcw und prescnled liy Rick Howe und Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Seminole Middle Schools for Grclchcn Srhnpkcr to: Sanford Bud Tobin und Audrey Ogden, There will be u reunion of lhe First Mnrlne Aircraft Wlng-Vlctnam Service In the Washington, D.C. urea May 26-30. All air and ground crews. operations, maintenance, pilots, missile battalions, medical and support personnel, all fixed and rolary wing personnel are welcome. For reunion 0-1 In forum I Ion, call (510)066-3270 or write 1st Marine Aircraft Wing Assn., Vietnam Service, P.O. Box 7240, Freeport NY 11320. T o a s tm a s te rs m e e t a t S C C Seminole Com m unity College (SCC) Toastmasters Club *0581 will meet every Tuesday. 7:30 p.m., at Seminole Com m unity College. Contact Hose Ila Bonham at 323-8204 for more Information O v e re ate rs to g a th e r A regular meeting of Overrnters Anonym ous Is conducted on Tuesdays ut 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, corner of Park and 5th, Sanford. For more Information, call Curol at 322 0657. C lo g g in g c la s s e s fo rm e d Th e Old Hickory Stompers ofTrr free beginner clogging classes. Intermediate and advanced Irssons also available Meetings are ut the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from 6 to 0 p.m . Call 340-0520 for more Information. T ake o ff p o u n d s s e n s ib ly Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly, TO P S . Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to H p.m. ut the First Christian Church. 1007 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. The group now has a private room lo weigh |>cople between 6:15 and 6:45 p.m. Each week a different program on weight loss will be conducted. For more Informal Inn about the club, cull 323-1768 or 323-1064. Allergies bring on more than sneezes C o n s e rv a tio n d is tric t m e e ts D E A R ABI1Y: Thank you for printing Ihe Id le r from "Joyce In Fort W orth" concerning lifeSanford. Call 3 2 1-8212 ADVICE threatening allergic reactions to certain foods. 1 was not aware K en n el C lu b to m e e t there was a support group lor The Ccniral Florida Kennel Club m crla I hr th ird Tuesduy ol thul kind of problem. I passed every month, at 8 p.m.. at the Lake Island Recreation Center. the Information onto m y brother, A B IG A IL 450 llurper. Winter Park. whose 8-year-old daughter (I'll VAN BUREN Anyone Interested In the betterment und protection of call her Mary) was born with a pre-bred dogs or In breeding or showing dogs Is welcome to rare blood disease which renders attend meetings und upply for membership. Cull 671-7440 or the body mrupuhlt* of breaking 862-2872. the most thoughtful gift In the down raw proteins In the body, mall! My mothcr-ln-luw sent m y and could cause severe brain G ro u p ta rg e ts g o o d h e a lth husband and me a sheet of damage. My hrolher routinely notified postage stamps. My husband Deltona Health Education Club meets the th ird Tuesday of (h r school nurse and all Ills and I arc unemployed, so the the month at the Center for Better Living. 2922 Howland Ulvd., daughter's teachers of this con­ stamps will come In handy when Suite 4. Deltona, at 7 p.m. Anyone Interested In health and dition. Still. one wrll-m cuiilng It comes lo sending oul our well-being Is Invllcd to ultcnd. resumes. O u r money has been lunchroom tnulnm Insisted that For Information, call 1904) 532-0200. Mary should have a glass of milk running low — so have our postugc slumps, and frankly. It wllh tier meal. Mary protested, O p tim is t C lu b m e e ts w e e k ly saying I hat II would make fu-r was like receiving money In Ihe malll Th e Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon sick, but (lie matron didn't Abby. puss this ulong to your at the Colonial Room at Touchton'a In downtown Sanford. believe her und Insisted she readers who m ay have been laid Visitors are welcome. drink II T h r e e h o u rs la te r. M a ry off their Jobs. My spirits are stepped off Ihc school Inis with soaring, and now I am going to K iw a n is C lu b m e e ts W e d n e s d a y absolutely no recollection of who write a long letter of appreciation Th e Klwanls Club of Sanford holds Its noon luncheon to m y generous molhcr-lu-law. she was or were she lived! meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. Nortji C A R O L Y N IN S A N F R A N The doctors say that litis child Sanford Avenue ut the lakefront. Visiting Klwunlans are I S C O will probably experience contin­ C welcome. For Information cull Walt Smith. 323-5088. D E A R C A R O L Y N : Great gift ual memory lapses fur the rest of Idea. By now. you probably are her life. D an cin g fo r sen io rs So. thank you. A b b y and aware that postage may be going Joyce, for the helpful Informa­ up In 1995. The U.S. Postal The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, Service plans to raise the price of tion. from 2:30 ■ 4:30 p.m. ut the Sanford Civic Center. Live music the 29-ccnt stamp to 32 cents, P A L M S P R IN G S U N C L E by the Dcllontana 11-piece band. Donation 82.00. D E A R U N C L E : In cases where and postcards will Jump from 19 such severe rencllons In certain cents to 21 cents under the A e ro b ic s o ffe re d foods occur, the children should proposal. The City of Sanford Recreation Department offers aerobics D E A R A B B Y : 1 was delighted be taugh t w h ic h foods arc classes Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m. forbidden, as well us the im ­ to read your recommendation and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. portance of not backing down dial former military personnel Cost Is $3 per class. wear their old uniform s on should anyone try to persuade Instructor Is Debbie Black, board certified with over 10 years formal occasions. them to eat anything that Is not experience. D u rin g W orld W ar II. my on Ihclrdlet. Call 330-5697 for more details. sister. Ruth, and I served four D E A R A D B Y : I |ust received and five yours, respectively. In the U.S. Arm y. (I was a captain and she was a first lieutenant In the A rm y Nurse Corps.) Not only do we both have our 7:30 I fl 00 j 0:30 | 9:00 | 9:30 | 10:00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 11:30 1941 uniforms, but we can still tongM bttatoa(inSian) cj N««« t; I wort* Ww * Wton U m RMftd |mt. Ckmvi) get Into them. On Memorial Day. On (P«11of7) UchMl C m Ptanart |lnRlaraotQ we put them on and marched In 111 IS|L»U ton mitt* H I (In fa(*o|[j ChU *f Kata (IR). DfanJiW IliW, Owgkl the local parade In memory of Sh«« ScKPr (toSWaulU Hawi trnii— s a 1^ iww m our ful len comrades. MifMlnn*tj tm E D W A R D O. L O W E L L . P A S A D E N A , C A L IF . COMVfCllOA WiEnml (0* At) P.S. How many World W ar II couples do you think can still RoUinni [Oipki wear their uniforms? D E A R M R. L O W E L L : It's Just jCorarttont a wild guess, but 1 would say about one In 20. D E A R A B B Y ! Someone who Is very friendly with a person who works at a fairly Important newspaper said Hurt some of the letters that come In for Dear Abby arc real "dllllcs" — then she went on to elaborate on those letters. Wmthtnit 'li ■««'! JantrTltoaT Tititbti [iportmnn. reft: £ist#rnConftrmc* Of n 2-1 Abby. Is It true that the letters Y imou ~ [H i™ l 11ft" Storao)Ij 1 IflES I8 F & addressed to you arc opened and 115*j~Rtotn Htitd Otrnw Ml* I Orantl ' ifiij 6*n 1f*» H*» IT* Ua •*» p r c itd h y t h e n e w s p a p e r mum Kan Man fold. n Hni-.rJ Dan Moort (to SMrto) (V p _____ SIM OuOntwg. Jpn Oartj |tn! employees? fatal rj IIliag jS s S S i t t t^MTOranl) rwSa~J Iriop-lWlUntorTtd Mytlmt *ui|ftuntil. 6uV6a.il *»vi jltU. ttororyHobat llnlaaMlntry'i'tri C U R IO U S IN S O U T H ftty i m u (in sratol n u Built. OaStt fato (In Sarto) IV q Otar Canaon |in Stato) Nfl _I j B # a »»t B u ll D E A R C U R IO U S : Thu n k you Prtat Tint (to Srato) ------------TSBTV— B N jig jT jn T S jg j B Oaocr (in ■ Sana SIS* Ortrrdhfor asking. /Ml letters addressed Siatael 0*1lintrt f. iioott llatalwy liB S T Uuyptlt to me arc strictly confidential, Ban Catty _______ iTttt Ifatnltn n t R S * ICaiYaYthi f a i l (Ban I i N .V M r , ttWnWf.r S_ K s______ including those sent In cure of laFraUtl (to Stato|lJ~ rWaOanat « 1 a BtBtoahrodai ito^SiSSTW" Untraial taLrar t * ()M/Hto Sarto) fl M ~ |f* Profat (toT'?"' a( fittfoOiKtoi' |U.j p rM ltlits a T U tjc tVfSilont local newspapers. wuiskig r Tsssiniax — t?——v -r v i. a._'•'■rtir-Tirrr— in v__ ___ ___ A-u.im fr»v>nt«nn t i -i.. TOgaatav UtrarKt fraibtrt Ovattan | (k r S(«M tttr (1991. notialVtgtu ■ a p r i i w i rm r (H i) Candyrnan _ Curing (tfa ••'.(WJ) ' (SUITtrtPtoya ttt|1 !. taka) Tapnotttoa. TStCOfa M O VIELAND o.„. i.. l z i u i f , Madiar. lorry. 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IDtflitt nr Ut(« taagua BataSa* Itoutkn Atlrnr tl tJatgo^Zii (tita) ,IM*'t' ’ TRaM aid»t*Saatlar trnatway (Quatl 17SSI Mara Ittaua laaatab SI Van CantnaS tl IN— ap ftttn* ll'— l p TLtpal mm HOCUS FOCUS @ 8:15 9:50 S c o u ts a b o a rd a irc ra ft c a rrie r Local Boy Scout Troop No. 237 and their leaders , sponsored by St. Marks Presbyterian Church of Altamonto Springs, recently relived a part of history when they participated In the camping program aboard the World War II Aircraft Carrier Yorktown at Patriots Point In Charleston Harbor. The troop Is shown aboard tho Yorktown at a flag ceremony honoring tho lato Capt. Ed Huxtable. Troop leader Is John Small -r Sanford Herald is a proud member of the 'Welcome Wagon" Family In Seminole County You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby L et y o u r W elcome Wagon representative answ er y o u r questions about the area and p re sen t you with free gifts. If You Live In One Of These Areas. 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The Secrets design team lias benefited from Jessie and Flo Briggs, John and Suzanne Chadwick (as seen on' Good Morning America). Dixie I’clfry. Margcrlla Floyd. Michael Cole, and Ginn Lash •Just to iinme a few. These pros take pride In what they do. The designers have I m t i i eross-tralaed so that they have the skills ol a cosmetologist ns well as those of a barber. Tlu-y know the secret to almost any style you have lit imind. i i i i i u i So uw whether n H i. 11ivi It's 11 a a design ui aij,n 1color in lor Mom or a ‘ ’on creative perm for Sis, you can rely 1 Secrets to gel ' U Just right. Men's styles from1llrotlivr's Ural sorter cut tQ Granddad's la tier cut. Talent l,s no secret al S E C R E TS HAIR DESIGN. The Design Team Imadc u p or of nr prrtbsslnnnls who mulct stand how Important It is to get Just Just the right haircut. Jamie of Secrets I lali Ja w Denton, owiicr/oix-rntnr (X T Design, Is a native to Sanford returning alter If) years of working In cities from Key West to f hi engo. He hns won trophies In Sonlli Florida competitions for hair design. Jam ie sits on the Board of Directors for the Florida CoMinrlology Association nlflllntc 007 and Is a lop educator foi Asti Tcclitonlcs International By <<lo< nllng olh ers In the field of advanced cosmetology, make up. skin care :uid precision hair design, lie lie llcvcs they will he better able lo serve their cus turners. Brenda Van Antwerp, originally from Lake Comity, bus designed hair In the Sanford area lor the past 0 years. When It comes to talent •can we % / \ l»H talk '! lln m la h olds second place la the slate of F lo iid a a n d a si eom l plat e In regional ro ilip c ll1ion She s |h e n d u e s in p ie m lu m c u ts , cu s to m petals w a xing, a n d F re n c h lacials. D re u d u Is o u r Senior D esigner a m i her ta lents a n a priceless asset lo the i leslga Te a m ( la lie E h 1d a m lias designed for the Iasi 10 years. Being a Inrnier salon m a ling e r. ( Iierle knm vs all ah oa i the In d u s try . She h olds ,1 ill ploiua I10111 ( lali ol a n d tw o lio m A tlls lh I ea rnm g Syste m s sh e s|ieclalUes in p recision m en's designs, ha rlie r < ills a n d design |teruis II you've goi a style in u itiiil. ( la n e s sm ile a n d elieeifiil glow Is w a n in g |usl lor yon C a ro l Jo h n s o n began hei prolessloa h a rk in I!I7(> at the S a n lo iii B e a u ty College She has been b rin g in g h ig h rashlon h a ir design lo Sa nford lot IH years T lu o u g h Ih e years C a ro l h a s e o n s ta id ly a ltc a d e d 11a li011.1l sh ow s statewide a nd lilts enm peleil lu a w a rd w in n in g eiim petltliins. 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FLORIDA Publilh: April 19. 1994 21.49 11.24 11.00 8 While Fang 2 Myth of the While Wolf." Disney. $2.0?) million. 1.853 locations. $1,453 per location. $2 OH million, one week M "Threesom e." TrlS la r. 82.0 million. 1.218 lociillmis. $ 2 .lOO per location. $7.9 million, two weeks. It). "Schindler's List." Universal. $2.3 million. 1.343 locutions. $1,705 per location. $83.1 tulllinn. 18 weeks. I I "Serial M om ," Savoy. $2 million. 502 local tons, $1,005 per location. $2.1 mtlltnn. IMi weeks. 12 "M rs Dnuhtllrc." 20th Century Fox. $1.3 mllllnit. 902 location's. $1,308 per locution. $215.7 million. 21 weeks. 13. "Th u m b c lln u ." W arner Urns.. $1.1 ihlllion. 1.400 locations. $801 per location. $8 7 million, three w e e k s E7.Y4 11.27 ,, iJ J r . M i K ' . 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Figures are bused on actual receipts and project Ions where aelual figures were unavaila­ ble I "Four Weddings and a Funeral.” Gramercy. $-1.2 million. 721 locations. $5,770 per location. $14 million, six weeks. 2. "Cops hr Kobbcrsons," TrIS lu r. $M.7 million. I.HUI locutions. 92.0.T4 per location. $5.7 million, one week. "T h e Paper.” Universal. $3.35 million. 1.577 locutions. $ 2 .1 15 per location. $20.3 million, five weeks. •I "1)2 Th e Mighty Ducks," Disney. $3.31 million. 2.119 locations. $1,503 per location. $31 3 million, lour weeks. 5. "Major League II." Warner llros.. S3 million. 2.0H2 locations. $|.-M 3 per location. $21.H million, three weeks. 0. "Su rvivin g the Gam e." New Line. $2.9 million. 1.025 lix iiliiius. $2,837 per location. $2.9 million, one week 7 "Naked Gun 33 1-3 The Final Insult." Paratnounl. $2.73 m illion. 1,744 locutions. S 1,500 per location. $-13.5 million, five weeks. 136.41 c .7 7 c !iy .? ', ^ , CNULUOI! 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Advacll*. whal pM>pi. w.nll Childron'i ctolhing, diihoi, colloctiblot, tool*, book* and antjquo* o/o (ho mott popular Horn*. 2. Mak. II oonvanlanl to .hop at your gar*g. aalat Do lu r. thoro la adoquolo parking ipoco. Poll (Ion* with drocoon* to parking aroa*. Ma arrangomonl* with noignbori. 3. Mak. Il aaay lo pay) Hava plonty ol change and a tytlom lor handling. Make *uro ono porton I* on duty at all timoi at a contr.iizod locabon prolorabty with ■ calculator or adding machine. 4. Provide p rice . Do not make ovary porion atk, 'How much la Ihii7 Price* mak. lor quick, olfocOv. *aki *or a good place lor cuitomor* to start bargaining. B. 0*1 an aarly atari. Sal up duplay* Ih. evening boloro, H potsibla. 6. Deparlmantallia Soparai. the inoipanilv. Horn* trorn the more costly aroa*. Group furniture, dothing, toys, lawn equipment ana othor Horn* with »lmilnf morchnnduo. 7. Spociallxa. Establiih ono aroa for 'Undor $5'. anolhor lor 'Undor $t*. Conikktr having u batch ol item* that nro 'FREE with purch.*. ol 33*. Romombor tfio young»tot», loo. Encourage thi* with unall, low pncod Horn* that mo appropriato lor ttils purpot*. I. Tim . your oal. cer.fullyl Have il .1 a time whon mott poopia are at horn, and unconcornod with ipocial ovont*. B. Combine your .fforltl Incorporate your tale wilh a neighbor for more varioty and greater impad 10. B . tpaclHol Whan advert it ng your sala in the nowtpa • per, list individual Horn*.. Don't (imply say. ’taverai thing* availabla.' Each Brno you lilt an Horn, you are uroadoning the bit ol potential cuitomoti. I I. Ba genaroual II you havo items loft over, givo thorn to a charitoblo organization. II you soe that somo items ate not moving wan during the safe, mark thorn down during tho last bouts. Romomber, the prim, reason lor hokkng (he salo is to torn your unwantod Homs Into caihl Leg al N o tic e IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION Fit* Numb«r tt 7A4CP IN HE ESTATE OF JOSEPH R DOWNING. Dtcoud NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The «dmlnltlrallon ol Ih* «*Ml» ol JOSEPH R DOWN INC. d*c*at*d. Fll* Number *4 JA4 CP. It ponding In Ih* Circuit Court lor S*mlnol* County. Florid*. Probat* Dlvl alon. Ih* «ddr*tt ot which II 1*mlnol* County Courlhoul*. P O Drawer C. Sanlord. FL 177/7 0619 Th* n*m*» and addrem* ol Ih* p*rvonal r*pr* lentatlr* and Ih* pononal rtp rcwnlallv* t allorney ar* «*l lorlh below ALL I N T E R E S T E D PER SONSARE NO TIFIED THAI All pariom on whom Ihlt nolle* I* wrved who h«v* ob lecllont lh«l challenge Ih* valid Ity ol Ih* will. Ih* qualification! ol Ih* p*rional representative, vemre or jurlidlcllon ol Ihlt Court ar* required lo III* lh*lr ob|*cllont with Ihlt Courl W I T H I N T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUDLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor! ol th* d*c*d*nl and olh«r p«rton» having claim! or demand! again!) decedent'! male on whom « copy ol Ihli nolle* I] i*rv*d within Hire* month! alter Ih* dale ot th* tint publication ol Ihli nolle* mull III* lh*lr claim! with Ihli Court W I T H I N T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBII CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AF TER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor! ol th* decedent and perioni having claim! or demand! agalntl Ih* decedent'! eilal* mull III* their claim! wllh Ihli courl WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUOU CATION OF THIS NOTICE A L L CLAIMS. OEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dale ol Ih* llrit public* lion ol Ihli Nolle* Il April 11. 1994 Pervonal Repreienlallvt JOY ANN DOWNING 204 Loch Low Drive Sanford. FLJ277I Allorney lor Penonal Repreienlallvt: FRANK C WHIGHAM. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 10770 STENSTROM. MclNTOSH. JULIAN.COLBERT. WHIGHAM a SIMMONS. P A P O Boa 4*4* Sanlord. FL 17772 4*44 Telephone 1401) 777 1171 Publilh: April 17. 19. 1994 OEQ 104 'xyilT. - L e g a l N o tic e s IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INAN OFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 9J1I47 CAI4B C H E M IC A L M O R TG A G E COMPANY. Plaintiff. VI RICHARD O COLLINS. SEMI NOLE C O U NTY. FLORIDA. THE FLORIOA BAR C L IE N T } SECURITY FUND, and GULF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Delendanlli) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN punuanl lo a Final Judgment ol Fortcloture dated April 7, 1994. end entered In Cal* No 97 71*9 CA 14 B. ol Ih. Circuit Courl ol Ih* E I G H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida whtrtln CHEM ICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY Il Plalntllf and RICHARD O COLLINS. •• al , are Oelen danti, I will 1*11 lo Ih* hlgheil and bell bidder lor caih In Ih* W#if front door ol Ih# Courl houie. in Sanlord. SEMINOLE County. Florida, al 11:00 o'clock am on lh« 17th day ol May, 1994. Ih* following deicrlbed properly el let lorlh In laid Final Judgment, lo wll: Lot II. OUNHILL UNIT I. according lo Ih* plat thereof ai recorded In Plal Book 40. Pag*! II through I}. Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida. DATED Ihli llth day ol April, 1994 MARYANNE MORSE Ai Clerk ol laid Court By Dorothy W. Bollon Al Deputy Clerk "Perioni wllh a dliablllly who nead a ipedal accommodation lo participate In Ihli proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator al Seminole County Courlhoul*. Ml N. Perk Avenue. Suite NMI, Sanlord. Florida 77/71. al leail live dayi prior lo th* proceed Ing Telephone (40/1 771AUO eat 4777) 1 *00*111//I (TDD) or I *00 ?H 1770 IV) via Florida Relay Service " Publilh: April It.}*, 1994 DEQ 160 The Son ford I If mid Itriiif’s llu•world to your door\U'i>... •Local Nr»i •NaUeaiUelrrnalloeal Nt*i •Spoilt •WtallKr •Ltlltn to Ike Editor •Chunk P.(. •Lahore Moguls* •Ceialti <(.Unified Adi •I areal Admitting •Sunday llrallh Mlnni/ t'duolknVIluilntil •SptcUl ItelieM M tr-ri VCiwwwI/y Jrrwce To .VuSarrlfre Coll Todayt 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 j? ’• :i -f t? ' :-.v �..A \ 1 2 B - S a n lo fd H e ra ld , S a n lo rd , F lo rid a - T u e sd a y, A p ril 19, 1994 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN T H E CIRCUITCOURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Casa No.f41t4CA-l4E G R E E N T R E E MORTGAGE CORPORATION. IN T H E CIRCUITCOURT O F T H E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIALCIRCUIT INANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Casa No. *1011)414 E INRE: CENTU R Y BANK. FSB. fka CENTURY FFDFRAL SAVINGS BANK. Plalntltf. I N T H I CIRCUITCOURT OF THE ISTH JUOICIAL CIRCUITOF FLORIDA INANO FOR IIVMNOLR COUNTY O I N I R A L JURISDICTION. DIVISION CASE NO. 45-Mil CA 14 B JHM MORTGAGE SECURITIES. L.P., Plalntltf. VS. MORRISW. KELLY end M O N TY E P. K ELLY; etal.. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated April II. 1444. and entered In civil casa number 41 m s CA 14 B. ol tha Circuit Court of the llth Judicial Circuit In and for Samlnola County, Florida, wherein JHM M ORTOAGE SECURITIES. L P . Is Plaintiff and MORRIS W KELLY, M ONTYE P K E L L Y . NORWEST FINAN CIAL FLORIDA. INC. Is/are Defendant!*), I will sail to the highest and bast bidder for cash al the west front door ol tha Samlnola County courthousa In Sanford. Samlnola County. Flor Ida. at 11:00 A M . on tha llth day of May. 1444. tha following deKrlbed property as sal forth In said Final Judgment, to wit: LOT 45. " T H E LANDINGS". ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK TJ. PAOES 1. J. 4. 5. AND 4 OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R O S OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated the llth day ol April. 1444 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Publish: April 14. M. 1444 DEQ 174 L e g a l N o tic e s IN THC CIRCUIT COURT, ■ I O H T K I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO.i 41-14I4-CA-II-B J.l KISLAK MORTGAGE SERVICE CORPORATION, a Florida corporation Plaintiff, vs. JASPER WILKERSON.JR,; MARYWILKERSON. Defendant!*), NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HE REBY OIVEN •nal. pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered haraln. I will sail th# proparty tltuatad In Samlnola County, FloridadaKrlbadas: Th# Wast 14 ol th# Northwast U ol tha Northaasl U ol tha Soulhwast '» ol Sactlon M, Township K South. Rang* 13 East. Samlnola County. Florida Sublact to an aasamant ovar tha Watt IS taat and tha North IS laatlharaot Togathar with an aasamant lor mgrass and agrast da K rlba d as follows Tha North IS taat ol tha South is of tha Soulhwast l« and lha South IS laat ol tha North Is ol tha Southwait is. lying East ol Stata Road 44; and tha Watt IS laat ol lha Northost U ol tha Soulhwast IS; and tha East IS laat ol lha Northwast t* of th# Soulhwast la and tha South IS laat ol tha North Is ol tha Soulhwast la. last tha Wast is el tha Southwest is tharaol. all being In Section 14. Township 10 South. Ranga H East. Samlnola County. Florida; and lass that part ol said Southwest 14 lying South and Watt ol Slate Road 44 and last road right ol way. TOGETHER WITH that tar lain mob Ila homa. Serial Num bars I0LIS4SJX and I0LIS44IU. Year tftl. Make "Liberty". TOGETHE R with any and all right, title and Interest to any and all easements which may be appurtenant to lha abovedescribed property, at public sale, to tlie highest and bast bidder lor cash, at tha Watt Iron! door ol the Samlnola County Courthousa, Sanlord. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock a m on May II. 1444 WITNESS my hand and ol llclal teal ol said Court on April II. 1444 (Court Seal) Maryanna Morse Clark ot tha Circuit Court By JaneE Jaiewlc At Deputy Clark Publish: April If. 14. Itf4 DEO HI I N T H E C O U N T Y COURT O F T H E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE N O .T !1 »>-C C !M ) HOLLOWBROOK H O M EO W N ER S’ ASSOCIATION. INC .onotlor prollt Florida corporation. Plalntltf. vs. LUISMENOEZand AMARILYS MENDEZ, husband and wife. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY OIVEN that on lha sth day ot May, 1ff4 at 11:00 a.m. at tha west Iron! door ol the Courthousa In SEM­ INOLE County, at Sanlord. Florida, tha undersigned Clark will otter Ior tala tha following described real property: LO T III. HOLLOWBROOK PHASE TWO. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK M. PAGES 5 1 WITH THE FOL LOWING STREET ADDRESS: WO INDIAN COURT. WINTER SPRINOS. FL117W together with all structures. Improvements. Ilsturet. appll ancas. and appurtenances on said land or used In conjunction therewith Tha aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment entered In Civil No flllOl-CClOQ pending In the County Court of the EIGH­ T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLE County. Florida DATED this t4lh day ol April, IPV4 MAR YANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana E. Jatewlc Deputy Clark Publish: April If, » . Iff4 DEO 110 Celebrity paop* ' H E Lot I. Block A, less tha South M0 feat and last tha North IS feat thereof, amended plat ol 'Button’s Subdivision, according to tha plat thereof at recorded in Plat Book f. page 15. public records ot Samlnola County. Florida WITNESS my hand and tha teal of this Court on April I. Iff 4 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol lha Circuit and County Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Publish: April If. 14. tff4 DEO 144 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIG H TEEN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C ASENO .fl- Itn CA-I4L BANCBOSTON MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Florida corporation. Plalntltf. vs. RALPH K. BAKER, ft el.. Defandantlil. NOTICE OF ACTION TO LEILA YVONNE BROWN, f/k/a Leila Yvonne Baker, Currant Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing Address 1000 Alameda Avenue Longwood. FL 11750 Any unknown hairs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, or other claimants claiming by. through and under Leila Yvonne Brown, t/k/a Leila Yvonne Baker) Current Residence Unknown YOU ARE NO TIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Samlnola County, Florida Lot II. WINDTREE WEST, UNIT TWO. according to the plat tharaol as recorded In Plat Book It. pages I f and to. public records ol Samlnola County. Florida has bean tiled against you and others and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. It any, to It on Plain tiff's attorneys, til West Adams Street. Suite 1114, Jacksonville. Florida JIMS, no more than thirty IM) days >rom tha first publication date of this notice of action, and file tha original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorneys or Immediately there after; otherwise, a default will be entered against you for tha relief demanded In lha com plaint or petition Americans With Disabilities Acl (A D A ) Notice: In ac cordanca with the Americans with Disabilities Act persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to par tldpato In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Ml North Park Avenue. Suite N.M1, Sanford. Florida m i l at least five days prior to the proceeding Telephone: (407) 111 41M E«f. 4117; i sen ais sin (TDD) or 1400*551770 (V). via Florida Relay Service. OATEO on April 14. 1444 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clark Publish: April If, 14. Iff4 OEQ-171 CELEBRITY CIPHER cryptogam! art treated fromQuotation! by fenoui and praamt Cacri lariar w tr* cipftar aland* tor another fotfay a cK* A *jua* B H B O F H L E I H E S W I X H I H Plalntltf. v*. J. MICHAEL SPECK.at al. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated tha Sth day of April. 1ff4. and e n t a r a d I n C a s e No f4 114 CA-14 E of tha Circuit Court for Samlnola County. Flor Ida. wherein O R E E N T R E E MORTGAGE CORPORATION Is tha Plalntltf and J. MICHAEL SPECK. IRIS ARNOLD, and C A R O L T H O M P K I N S and W I L L I S T H O M P K I N S . AS TENANTS are the Defendants. I will sail to tha highest and bast bidder for cash al tha Watt Front Door, of the Samlnola County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida, at 11:00 a.m. on tha 10th day of May. IPV4, tha following daKrlbad property as sat forth In said Summary Final Judg A W N L E Q Y L I X S M R J O L R W E I Q F V W L E I M IM H C W U W D M J V W H D K V L W E C Q X L J . ’ M O B H V LO — Y L D C W . PREVIOUS 8OLUTI0N: "I'vg Achieved something that not loo m*ny people have. Winning Wimbledon It very, very satisfying." — Pete 8ampras. FELIX RIVERA aka FELIX RIVERA RODRIOUEZ. M AR I AN E L L A R I V E R A . SEARS. ROEBUCK AND COM P A N Y , ANNA R E Y E S and PETRA ORTIS at known to nanIs. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given, portu ant to tha Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered In the above styled causa. Casa No 41011)4 14 E. In the Circuit Court of Samlnola County. Flor­ ida. that I will tall tha following property In Samlnola County, Florida, described at Tha East IS ftet of Lot 1. and Lot I. Lest the East )0 M feat. Block 14, A B RUSSELL'S ADDITION TO FORT REED, according to the Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book I, Page 47. Public Records of Samlnola County. Florida al Public Sale, to tha highest and bast bidder for cash, at tha West Front Door of tha Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, al II 00 A M . on May 11.1444 MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: JanaE Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publish: April 14.14. Iff4 DEQ 141 IN T H E CIRCUITCOURT O F T H E 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. n 1177 C A I4 E KNUTSON MORTOAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. VS OANIEL J STACHOWIAK and WENDY STACHOWIAK; e ta l. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice It hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated April 4. 1444. and entered In civil case number 411177 CA 14 E. of the Circuit Court ot tha ISth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County. F lo rid a , wherein KNUTSON MORTGAGE COR PORATION, It Plaintiff and D A N I E L J. STACHO W IAK . WE NDY STACHOWIAK. A L A F A Y A WOODS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . -------------. UNKNOWN PERS ONIS) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROP ERTY. N/K7A LEO NORTON. ------------- UN K N O W N PERS ON IS) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROP E R T Y N/K/A D E B B I E NORTON. It/are Defendants I will tall to lha highest and best bidder tor cash al the west front door of tha Samlnola County Courthouse In Sanlord. Samlnola County. Florida, at It 00 A M on the 10th day ol May. 1444. tha following daKrlbad property at sat forth In said Flnst Judg ment, to wit: LOT 40. ALAF AYA WOODS PHASE I UNIT B. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THE REOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK II. PAGES 44. 47 A 44. PUBLIC R EC O R O S OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated tha 4th day of April, 1*44 M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: April 14.14.1444 DEQ 141 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUITOF FLORIDA INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OEN ERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. M 157 CA II4IE GLENDALE FEDE RA L BANK. F .S . B .. f/k/a G L E N D A L E F E D E R A L S AV INGS AND L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N , suc­ cessor by merger to FIRST F E D E R A L S A V IN G S AND L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N OF BROWARDCOUNTY. Plaintiff, VS. THOMAS E. KEHOE. THORP CONSUMER DISCOUNT COM PANY, a Pennsylvania corpora­ tion. Delendenllt). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Forcloture dated April 4. 1444. and entered In Casa No. 44 157 CA (14) E. of tha Circuit Court •I tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole C o u n ty , F lo r i d a wherein OLENOALE FEDE RA L BANK. F .S . B ., f/k/a G L E N D A L E F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A N D LO AN A S S O C IA T IO N , suc­ cessor by merger to FIRST F E D E R A L S A V IN O S A N D L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N OF BROWARD COUNTY, Is Plain lift and THOMAS E. KEHOE; TH O R P CONSUM ER D IS­ COUNT COMPANY, a Pennsylvania corporation, are Defendants. I will sail lo tha highest and bast bidder for cash at tha west front door ot the Samlnola County Courthousa, In Ml N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M. on tha 10th day of May, 1444. tha following daKrlbad property as sal lorth In said Final Judg ment, to wit: Lot I. OROVE ESTA TES, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 11. Page M, Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida. DATED this tth day of April. 1444. MARYANNE MORSE a* Clerk of tha Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Publish: April 14.14.1444 DEQ 141 NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX O EED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N , that Equlvesl Ltd Partnership dba Alpha A Co. the holder of tha following certlllcefblil has filed said certlllc •tele) tor a ta> deed to be Issued thereon The certificate numb erlsl and year(s) of Issuance, the description ot lha property, and the nama(s) In which It was assassad I*'are a* follows: Certificate No. ills Yearot Issuance: 1441 DaKrlptlonof Property: LEG LOT 14CRYSTAL RIDGE PB14 POS 44 T044 Name* In which assessed Ronald E Ross. Oawn J. Rost All of said property being In the County ot Samlnola. State ol Florida Unless such certlfIcate( sI shall be redeemed according to law. tha property daKrlbad In such certlllcatalt) will be told lo the highest bidder at the west Iron! door, Samlnola County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida, on the Md day ol May. 1444. at It AM Appro«lmately BUS 00 cash lor leas It required to be paid by tha successful bidder at the tala Full payment ot an amount ei«ual *e lha highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp lasts and recording fees It due within 14 hours after tha advertised time ol tha sale All payments shall be cash or guar anteed Instrument, mada pay able to tha Clark ef tha Circuit Court. Dated this list day of March. 1444 (SEAL) Maryanna Morse Clerk of tha Circuit Court SamInote County. F lor Ida By Michelle L Silva Deputy Clerk Publish March 14 A April 5. II. 14.1444 DEP 114 NO TICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notlca It hereby given that tha undersigned It engaged In bust nett at P O. Bos I5I1S7. Alla monte Springs, FL 11715. Sami note County, Florida, under tha F let I f l o u t N a m a of G P MERCHANDISE, and that tha undersigned Intends to register said name with lha Division of Corporations. Tallahassee. Flor Ida In accordance with tha rovltlont of lha Fictitious am* Statute. To Wit: Sactlon 145 04. Florida Slalutas (14411. GP MERCHANDISE By: GulllarmoParas Sol* Proprietor Publish: April 14.1444 DEQ-144 R IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E llth JUDICIAL C IRCUIT,INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cat* N*i 41-1441CA-I4-K PROPERTY ASSET MANAGEMENT, INC. Plaintiff. vs. Fr a n c is a . McC u l l o u g h . •I al.. Dalandants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HE REBY OIVEN lhal on tha 17th day of May, 1444. at 11)00 A M. at the Waal Front Door of lha Samlnola County Courthouse. Sanford, F lo rid a . " M A R Y A N N E MORSE", Clark of th* Circuit Court, will offer for sal* to th* highest and bast bidder for cash. *t public outcry, th* following daKrlbad property In Samlnola County, Florida, more parllcu larly daKrlbad at follows: Lot SI, SUNRISE VILLAGE. UNIT II, according lo th* plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 17. Pag* IT ol th* Public Rac ordt of Samlnola County, Flor­ ida. Th* above sal* It mad* purtu ant to Final Judgment of Fore­ closure entered In th* abovestyled causa. In eccerdanc* with th* Amer­ icans With Disabilities Act, par­ sons with disabilities needing a special accommodation to par tlclpata In (hit proceeding should contact Court Adminis­ tration at 301 North Park Ava­ rua. Suit* N Ml. Sanford. Flor­ ida I177I. telephone (407) MI 41M Ext. 4117. not latar than tavan (71 days prior to th* proceeding. If hearing Impaired. (TOD) 140G41M77I, or Vole* (V) l 400 455 1770. via Florida Relay Service. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto sal my hand and official seal this ISth day of April. 1444. (SEAL) The wolf tracks the w rong hood. * r MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By: JanaE. Jatawlc Deputy Clark Publish: April 14,14.1444 OEQ-ISI 63—M ortgages CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT PRIVATE PARTY RATES nouns 8:00 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 14 c o n s tc u liv * tim e s ...............57c i ling 7 c o n s g c u tlv * tim e s ..............70c i lin e 3 c o n s e c u tiv e lim e s .............. 91c e lin e 1 tim e .......................................I t . 1 9 1 lin e R ite s i r e pe r Issu e, based o n 3 lines • 3 L in e * M in im u m VISA NOW ACCEPTING S U B ★ NEW C O M M U N IT Y * H0MEBUYERS PROGRAM a LOW OOWN PAYMENT a EASIERQUALIFYIN G For complatt details call RE NET FINANCIAL ACTION MORTO/.OE 331 0700 14Hour Sarvlr* 71— Help W anted AAA EMPLOYMENT 700 W. 25THST. No Registration Feel Schedui-ng may metud* Herald Advarbsat al th* cost ol an additional day Cancel when you gel reetAt* Pay only tor days your ad run* at tat* earned Us* too J at cripbon tor Install return Copy mull toaow acceptable typo­ graphical form -Commercial Itaquancy talas at* av.t-'abio BOOKKEEPER Sfvtfdltiwningt Good I I I DEADLINES Tuesday thru Fnday 12 Noon Tha Oay Betota Pubkcat-on Sunday 12 Noon Fnday « Monday 5 10 P M Friday MANAGER TRAINEE ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In th* avant ol an trror In an •d, tha Sanford Herald will b* raaponalbl* for th* flrat Inaartlon only and only lo lha axlant of lha coat of lhal Inaartlon. PI*#** check your ad lor accuracy th* flul day It runt. C a r t t r opportunity Ag grecsive personality Hava saver aI canning* available EM BAIM ER Certified-trainee Great pay* ADMINISTRATIVE ASST Top pay tar your skills Out •landing corp with growth GENERAL OFFICE Legal N o tic e s NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O I V E N . lhal Equlvast Ltd Partnership dba Alpha A Co. th# holder of tho following cortlllc oto(s) hot tiled told cortlllc ototst tor o toa deed to bo Issued thereon Th* carllllcal* numb *r(tl and yaar(t) ol Istuonca, tho d*Krlpllon ol tho proparty, and th* nama(t) In which It was assassad lt/ar* at follows Certificate No Ills Yaor of Issuance 1441 DtKHptlon ol Property LEG LO T * BLK B SUN LA N D E STA TESPB It PC 10 Names In which assassad DavIdS Anderson All of told property being In th* County ef Samlnola. Slat* ol Flor Ido Uniats such cartlllcalaltl shall b* redeemed according lo low. tho property described In such certificated! will be told lo lb# highest bidder *1 th* west front door. Samlnola County Courthousa. Sanlord. Florida on tha 4th day ol May. 1444 at It AM Approximately >115 00 cash lor feel It required to b« paid by th* successful bidder at th* sal* Full payment ot on amount equal to tho highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp taxes and recording lees Is due within 14 hours attar tha advertised time of th* sol* All payments shall b* cash or guar anlaed Instrument, mad* pay able lo lha Clark ol th* Circuit Court Doted this lith day ol March. 1444 (SEAL) Maryann* Morsa Clark ol th* Circuit Court Samlnola County. Florida By Michelle L Silva Deputy Clark Publish April S. tl. t*. 14. 1444 DEO 10 “ n OTT c T o F APPLICATION FOR TAX 0 1 EO N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O I V E N . that Equlvast Ltd Partnership dba Alpha A Co. tha holder ol the following certlllc alals) ho* Iliad said ctrllflc atals) tor a lax deed to be issued Iheraon Th* cortltlcola numb ar(s) and yearlsl ol Issuance, th* dtKrlpllon ot lha property, and th* namtls) In which II was assassad Is/are as follows Cartlllcala No 14U Year of Issuance; 1441 OaKrlptlon ot Property LEG LOT II HAYMANS AOO NO 1 PBS PC 7 Nam#* In which assessed Ruby T Wright. Hairs All ol sold proparty being In th* County ol Somlnol*. Slat* of Florida Units* such ctrllllcaltls) shall bo radeemed according to law. th* property described In such cortltlcolals) will b* sold to th# highest bidder al lha was! Iron! door. Samlnol* County Courthousa, Sanlord. Florida, on th* tth day of May. 1444. al It AM. Approximately 1115 00 cosh lor leas 1s required to b* paid by th* successful bidder at th* sal* Full payment ot an amount equal lo th* highest bid plus applicable documentary damp taxes and recording laa* Is due within 14 hour* altar lha advartlsad lima ol th* sal*. All payments shall b* cash or guar anteed Instrument, mad* pay abl* to th* Clark ol ID* Circuit Court. Dolod this nth day ot March. 1444. (SEAL) Maryanna Mors* Clark ot th* Circuit Court Somlnol* County. Florida By: MIcholloL. Silva Deputy Clark PlAllsh; AprIIS. II, 14.14. 1444 DEQ II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IIT H JUDICIALCIRCUIT, INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO; 44-1141-DR 01-P INRE: ThoMorrlogtof RENEE SIMONEAUX, Husband AND LAURA SIMONEAUX, Wilt NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Rtnoa Slmonooux 10414 OullFrtoway 14110 Houston. T X 77014 YOU ARE HEREBY notified lhal an action lor a Dissolution ol Morrlog* ha* baan Iliad against you and you or* re­ quired lo serve a copy ol your defense*. II any, lo II on lha petitioner: Laura Slmonaaua 400A Orient* Av*. Allamont* Springs, FL 11701 ON OR BEFORE MAY 14. 1444 and til# th* original with th* dork ol Ih* court olthor balor* service on petitioner or Immodlolaly tharaollar; otherwise a ludgmanl will b* entered lor th* rallal demanded In Ih* pallllon. WITNESS my hand and Ih* seal ol IM* Court on APRIL 4. 1444. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark Of Th* Court BY: Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clark Publish: April II, 14, 14 A May 1.1444 OEQ-11J Cashier plus busy phones 12—Elderly Care CUSTOMER SERVICE Lit*clerical Fun|obl|tl ADULT CARE In our private horn* Sanlord area Lots ol loving car* lor your loved one* Conlac I Hoil^lll tU1 ADULT CARE in private Son' lord home USO'mo Inc lov*. meals, transport . enter lamment A more445 1441 21—Personals MORE POSITIONS AVAILABLE 323 5176 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS F U L L T I M E RELIEF COOK Expectance a MUST Strong supervisory skills PART TIME DIE TARV A lO t E xparlance preferred ADOPTIONS Free medical car*. 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All you need I* your title Jack Diamond lor appointment 1401474 0ELIVERY/WAREHOUSE 40 hr* » Paid Insurance and benefits Class O Lie rtq Clean driving record Knowl edge ol Orlando area a plus Inquire al 11C1 S. Sanlord Ave. Sanlerd DRIVER WANTED Full lime Must have late model econo vehicle lor local deliveries utlllllng personal vehicle Call«41 MDIBJ1_ DRIVERS Ewell Industries Is accepting application to' RM drivers In the Orlando area (7400 Narcostee Hdl Musi have COL license Full benefit package Apply at 1150 Hl«h It. Longwood EOE DRIVERS WANTED With clean class B drivers license lor day and nlghi shllts We oiler 5100 per week to start, major medical. de nlal and paid vacations Apply at USA Services. 44* Spring Hammock Cl. Longwood ___________5I4 710B__________ DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS. Tavares. 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I l l 1044 RECEPTIONIST For busy orthopaedic olllce _ _Cj>U Sharooel 1*1 3311 [ M E D IC A L 9 3 - Room * for Rent LPN F u ll time And port time llp m lam ihlft Port lime lam )pm iblff Apply in perwn n u r sin g IA K C V IE W center , tit e Second S I , SAAlord M ED IC AL NURSING ASSISTANT All shuts Full time and part l limp Only Ibow having e«pe deuce as a Nursing A itlila n l in long term car* and being obit lo show proof ol reglslra lion lo take Ih* course or cba llon g* fbo tost upon application ihould apply Musi be cortllled no lator lhan 90 days alter hlr* Orug Iree ecus place Debar y Manor M N Mwy It 93 Dobary, FI _ « ' / * « MM__ A QUIET, CLEAN rm, In San ford Kitchen A phone use, coin leundry I D A up 114 491) CLEAN ROOMS, single sterling IlS/wk Kitchen, phone, laundry, video games, oil street parking 110 M U ______ FURN ROOM private home, house prlv . nice area Refer ences required H I M il______ M A T U R E D PERSON. Light cooking l*5/wk First and Iasi __________ 114 S99I__________ NEWLY RENOVATED, private enlrance, paddle ten In your room your own heal control, refrigerator, microwave, and color lv Off street parking and maid servlet Convenient location Thebesl In luwn m t m __________ S A N F O R D K it c h e n end laundry prlv Cable Private home SAS wk r dtp 111 1944 97—Apartm ents Furnished / Rent M EDIC AL LPN Full lim t And par I 11m* I and NOTICt If ad#r%filp experience 1K 0 rm our aged to appfy Drug Iree wor fcplate Apply In pofioo Debary Minor MN. Mwy IM I Debary, FI 183—T e le v is io n / Radio / Stereo * GREAT LOCATION * •MIX TERMINATOR SPEAKER Large wllh 1 II" Inch speakers and 1 4" speakers Ercellenl Condition HOP Firm______ 111 1959 1B7— Sporting Goods • KIDS BIKE ideal for a 5 lo 9 year old girl Green, pink, and while____________ 511 mi 4)40 141— Homes for Sale OFFICE HELP EFF ICIENC Y, Ig prlv back card all util Incl LMS mo t 5105 kec 111 11SI or 111 1111 Ef r i C I T N C r APT Completely furnished Ulllllles paid S.’ M mo , Isl end tost 114 1S4I E F F I C I E N C Y C e l l age Completely turn Util paid, no FMA OR VA AS LOW AS l ’ e% Assume ne qwellbet A ewner financing lew el l4M/m«l Oev'l Foreclosures, Repost Seminole, Orange. Volusia I P/T Computer eiperitnc* end organlielione* tk llll f t quot'd M*dtc#l rtcordf tip * fipm# holptul Mu%1 fppe SO yypm Vend rrsumt to P O Ho- I7f/. Sanford. F117/71 THIS ROSS REWARDS HARO WORK Marry M»>di pajr» for per for mance every Friday! Day hr% only, no nughtt Imured car required, paidmileage Call Marry Mjidt Ml 5244 SAN F O R D I ROOM E F P I CIENCY with private bath Perfect lor I person SlS'wk endSUd sec 1111911________ SANFORD I BDRM A STUOIO. all elec. air. res area USO/mo up Nopals 111*019 1 BE DBM. Private A dole I SI SO month, SI SO deposit. SIS pet deposit Cell 110 4111 99—Apartm ents U n lu rn ish c d / Rent SPRING BREAK!! One Bedroom Apartment! 1744 DEAL Mm* wood Apt! 77/ 7774 JANITORIAL MINUTES FROM SANFORD E apvf lamed cltAfTHtn and tu paryftort N um i r out location % Day twaninghour% P/T, f t Seminole County area Caltlfl Jttl SPRING SPKCMUI 1 Bdrm /I Bath 111 1919 SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS MARINER’S VILLAGE PR PERSON (Go GaMar | To vivit n#vv home iitai in malro Orlando area Tarrdory and training pro vidad Gat allowance and m com a wi l l r anqe f r om 1100 1700'at part tima IHourt flexible) Call 771 1144 RECEPTIONIST •SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Manufacturing ccanpany hat part llm# potiflon Jtlfli opan Require! excellent telephone tkilit to hands# multiple phona Imat Computer experience a piut Up (0 20 hr* week Phono laj/i lie 17)0ath lor Barb*'* R e std tn lu l Duvcr/Loadei Mutt have COL Ciat* it Appl| m person 1*45 Ov*rlac»d Rd Apopka ________ SALES Service company seeking pari lime help Fleilble hours and days Ml m l ask lor Rodney Secretary E«p in Wordperletl A Lotus 111 lor erindovrt a musl Type minimum *0 WPM ta SO hr plus benefits Send resume lo PARANA Services 111 W Isl St. Suite SOI. Sanlord. FL ; HIM, Atm. Kelly or FAX . ao; m 3*11 SECURITY OFFICER TRAININO/PLACEMENT ! Armed end ucseimed 114 0199 _ Is m ■ n o i n e / e o u i p m e n t ’ MECHANIC lor lawn sve Evenings as hours Call lor r appl JWOMOJeave menage SPRAY PAINTERS Eip. eute/marlne painters needed, Apply eli 1410 Oogner PI .tawtord_________ 333 1149 TEACHERS Part and lull lime stall needed In childcare centers _______ ear n i ms_______ TEACHER’S AIDE WANTED Chlldcere eiperlencc re qulred Willing lo drive van endgeleCDL Cafl31M905 TRUCK MECHANIC Light to heavy duty Mutt have tool* and exper Ijnc* ________ Coll 3117443________ WAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK Eiperlenced only Apply In person; Days Inn. Sanlord 40T Ml *100_________ WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL LABOR H E L P N E E D E D I Bonus lor drivers All shills Available Dally pay. no fee Report ready In work 5:30 am. Industrial Labor S vc, 1010 French Av No phone calls WAREHOUSE ■ Sanlord Third shill. National locxl salts comp needs person lor warehouse OT rog Per manent poslllon. SS/hr Up ward mobility and monetary growth Close Never a leel ‘ Help Personnel. *19 M M __ 10 AU TO'A UCTION DRIVERS NEEDEDI Musi heve velld Florida drivers license and be able la drive slick Cellbelween 11 SPRINT STAFFINO, 1191011 Lake Ada I (xlf m, l IAOmo 7bdrm, 1410 mo and up 323 8670 SANFORD. I Bdrm" SMO/rno . plus security All utilities paid eaceptetec__________ 113 f941 SANFORD 411 S P4rk Ave I and I bdrm, elr. Ills Sill a *199<*?p_ i n sari or keo rant I BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPCCIALI 1 txlrms A ellic avail Call lerry, g ] *430 103— Houses U n fu rn ish e d / Rent RT NT WITH OPTION Plnecreil l I pool home, fenced SSfSmo 1st, last A sec 1II0IS*______ SANFORD 1 bdrm. I<s bath lakclronl tiouse 1*50/mo 111 >004 _____ SANFORO Hamtllors District RENT TOOWN Like new 1/1 Air. Laundry 11000 dn . sais mo 99* T W SANFORD GOLDSBORO RENT TOOWN 1 bdrm Like new! Air 51.500 down U l tim o >4911»1_______ SANFORD 1 bdrm. 1bath, cent M/A, carpel Like newl I yr lease SiM/mo 904 141 1911 SANFORD 1 bdrm I bath, carpet, lenced |a»S Caldwell Realty Service ___ 194 It00 Stenstrom Rentals e O R O V E V I E W 1/1 w/ dbl garage. CHA. WlSmo, 1400 sec ePAOLA AREA ID I w/ dble car garage, scr porch, fplc . well A septic SI SO mo SIS0 sec eSANFORD 1/1 DUPLEX w/d hookup, CHA. SJlSmo I1S0 sec eOVIEDO t/l DUPLEX w/ carport, w/d hookup, heal/elr Sl/S/moSISO sec Sts nodep Stenstrom Really, Inc. "We Manage your Home, like It was our own." Jim Doyle MU49S After IFMi D F I I t l 1 BED. I BATH Townhome with wether and dryer. Hidden Lake SSM/mo Cell 114 1411 leave message II belore *pm 1/1, appliances, hook upl, garage, carpal, blinds, cent heal/elr 149099* 31999«t 99* 1 BEDROOM. 1 belts, cent H/A. family rm Only SS00 down! Alio 4bdrm, 2bath available Ask about our HUD homes! Why rent? THE HILLIMAN OROUP, INC Raallor 1H I111 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t LAKE MARY 1 bdrm, carpel. C/M/A. appl. minis, fenced yard GOOD AREA 111 t i l l SANFORD, 1 nice sm apis A/C. appl! Avail S/OI/94 Sl/0 A SlS0£lu sd e£__ ___ lliTTS* 107— Mobile Homes /R e n t ____ C O U N T R Y S E TT IN O . com plately furn, V \. garbege /water (urn, cos^red fenced pallo Ideal lor work couple or sing parent SISO/mo pusdep __ No pell 111 1911 OSTEEN 2 bedroom 1 hath On 10 acres S4SO r - \ H00 securl ly 104 444 SMO alter Ipm WEKIVA RIVER, prlvale prop er t y. I bd rm , t belh, lurnlshed, ull! Incl, SIW/mo l sm tec______ 904 Ml 1014 _£lusj 1 1 5 -In d u s tria l Rentals OFFICE/wjrthovi# ipkct# 1300 Sq M. Pri m t location at entrance to Central Fla Rt(jional Airport, ^?733l 7407> ' * PRIME LOCATION ★ 2.100 sq ft. of nice office space 2 000 sq If. werehouie, also lenced iforage Airport lilvd Ironlaqe MT1IW h( % _____ Rentals _ SANFORD. Sandalftood Vllles. Quiet eree. 1/1, S4/S/mo plus sec Nancy 111 S4«l alter i PM |wts I person only 11} I l l s 40T 44# 4474 Find A 'Treasure Of A ieb trs The Qaulfledi 1 1 8 - O ff ic e Senford Individual olflce spaces Alerting et SlS0/mo 100 ISOM H eocfi 111 1110 NEW Senford offices and/or warehouses 400 1.100 sq fl Specie!. Sltt/mo 11] issa SANFORD. Office space. 1400 sq II building lotel. 1100 tq H per office ursll HI 1004 SANFORD J room olflce. wood p e n c ile d F r e n c h Av e SlSQ/monlh 1 » 1111 _ H I SQ F E E T for lease on 11 91, successful ealsllng anchor businesses Good parking and lighting. Greet vlilbllily Ask Ing 1400/mo P I 4444 work 141—Homes for Sale jr n c e MORGAN REALTY SANFORO lllh St. and Myrtle Ave AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE I PHOPtM TIES Sanlord Proper lies For L ess Than t l 000 Down • FORECLOSURE! 1/1 on 'y acret Appl , Inside ulil . fenced ydf Only SI9.000I el/l, over I/) ecrel Llv. dm lam rm Salelllled.sh tsc.eoo • 111 w/POOL tor only Sll.iOel Llv , dining, fem rmt tool a L A K E , tennir, paoll 1/1 custom, llv, din . eat In Alices . appl Garage I1 J . W e 1/1, new carpet A pamlf Cent M/A,carport Jutl 141,9001 Assurrie No Ooailliatil O l '2 S491 PITHS* SCO • l ' l split, fenced I54S PITt. IS* 900 PRE foreclosure! to.000 dn 1/2. he«vily freed 1/1 Acre Spill bdrm . ceramic llle appl. garag* Possible owner hold 2nd Jutll/I.KOt Markham Wds foreclosure 4 3. I ♦ acre, patturo/ifable sios aw P A U L U S U O R N E VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 7 U 4 BATEMAN REALTY Lit Real Estate Broker 3*40 Sanford A v* 32I47M .............321-1257 BELOW M AR KE T VALUfll * bdrm Hv bath parllally ftneedyard 1*1.100*99 190* BUY OWNER Gorgeous 1 bdrm fry b*th, cent air and heat, fenced yard, porch, double lot A much morel Plnecresl area 144 WO 1110AJI C ASSE L BE RRY Beauf.tul ) bdrm, fly bath New carpel, paint Shows like a model! 144 900 *9* 101* IIA L L R E A L T Y 312 W Flrut St.. Sunfoitl D t tlr jb lv 3 / P i. ctn l ftnc* Famlfyrm 117#S00 1400 m o f n c o mt Rl 177,000 Otbiry 2 /1 . b ig l o t ! F a m r m . c b comtr #tounlryf M2 TOO 323-5774 1 bdrm I'y bath, family rm. ealrasl SSI. 100 W. Mallciewskl.m m i DUPLEX _ SANFORD Good neighborhood, good condition 114.900 Call altar S CO __________ 114 9044__________ EXCHANOE OR SELL your properly located anywhere! Installeri Realty, 1/4 1411 HISTORIC SANFORD under canopy of glenl oaks 1 bdrm. huge family rm, brick llreplc. Icar carport OnlySll.SOO Call Diana tl The Cannon Group 1911041 or i n 1104____ HOME In Historical Dill Bun galow ttlye, 1/1, CH/A, com plelely restored hdwd floors, fplc . Ironl A back porch A callng fans Asking SW.9C0 Motivated i n imeftor 1PM VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking lo buy a hornet We have homes In all areas of Seminole, Orange, Volusia Counties! Call for detallsl • 1/1 with fireplace, newer carpel end llle. 144,900 • Foreclosure! 4/1 on 1.52 acres Fireplace SI04.900 04/1. 1.100 sq IT, fireplace. Ig scr porcht SI04.900 Belh Osborne Venture I Properties 3 3 0 -0 2 73 /7 7 4 9400 L A K E M A R Y A R E A 1/1. gorgeous oaks, near goll course. S19.900 Call for appl M l 5*4* 321 6762 DELTO NA 90* li t M U BANK FORECLOSURES. GOV'T FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN ASSUME NO QUALIFIES AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA & ORANGE COUNTY Call tor detallsl im e l Mansfield, 373-7271 AA Carnes, Inc., 1M-1I1* 1ANOLEWOOD CONDO 1 hr. ) ba 2nd lloor, scr porch, all appliances, pool S11.S00 ESTAT E SALE Sanlord 1 br block home, fenced yard large Ironl screened porch Only 141,900 PORZJG REALTY __________ m w i ___________ SANFORD HISTORIC HOUSE VII M YR TLE AVENUE tleAUlMlully restored 4 teed. J' l tHiflt fx»mt *ith pool 2.000 %q t», All n#* h#6l ,%fTd mr You Kovo toseo til |l fO 000 Coll ownor *7t M»l_ SANFORO Country living* clOM to n*w mail Grea! itartwr horn® J/l, d#n, »at In kftthan, beautilul Inttt M7.00Q PAIN lA N D ER SO N m 7l»t •SANFORD HISTORIC DIS­ TRICT 2 y , 7 corner ktf% Restore or keep at duplaa Priced al IS? 740 Mtm w ll«r financing availabie •WORK AT HOME7 Momry } lidrm Hy bath on double corntr lot with lloor plan and zoning you need ifrO COO •U n /u » C A L L D A IiT ) KCAI. BSTATR, INC 322 7498 STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT A REALTY 441 331 H23/111 1124 193— Law n & Garden 1 5 7 -M o b ile H o m t i / Sale CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK M il l l/i ’l l Manatee central H/A, elec, tteve. carport large shed 19.000 34i41 |/1 spill '95 Pearson, central H/A. carport Ill.SOO __ Call r n 9199 er 951 1291 NEW 1999-1, NO DOWN, I9\ fnlereil, 14X39, ftll/me 34X 19,9119/me. 5*5-1199 181—Appliances / F u rn itu r e ____ • AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE e 119 S Frtncfi Ave, Stntord R 9 fr i ger a l o r . St ov es, Wishers Dryers Free S yr labor werr Del evell, 119 9W1 APPLIANCES, F U RN, TV'S, New Selilllle Systems as low as 11,495 C H IE P O DEPOT. J119_French A,e 1111244 F U L L BOX SPR INO AND MATTRESS 1*0 A SET A UP LARRY-SMART 111 4151 HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 10 years In Sanlord Seles New and Used Service all makes A parti XU E Commercial SI 12119*) ___ e H O O V E R S H A M POOER Shampoos carpels, scrubs floors, waits A buffs Few yrs old In good thape 150 Cell 111*319 SOLD AFTER ONLY THE SECOND CALL! Barbara Collins sold her weterbed with the help of e SANFOROHERALO CLASH FIE D AO A l t e r only 1 cel l s, the weterbed was sold end she had some eslra spending money In her pocket! Do you heve an Hern lor sale! Cel results with a classified *d Celt or ta> us Monday Friday 9 00 S 30 fo tee how easy if Is. 322 2611 831 9993 FAX 323 9408 FOR SALE WOOD MULCH Bring shovell 5)0 pick up load You load 111 5*41_________ PLANT Sale. Ferns, amaryllis bulbs, phlto , sm Irees Rea sonableJOli Magnolia Ave •'•WHEEL HORSE" tractor, to” cut, 12 ftp Kohler, elec start, hydro static drive E >C cond 11.494 0 8 0 549 99)9 199— Pets & Supplies • FREE FREE FREE Mned breed pup) Small sire Call 1*91191___________ • FREE Beautiful Kittens, 1 girls. 2 boys, some blk A while, some striped, also mother available Please call 110 1/1/ Jessica_____________ 215— Boats and Accessories • OLASTRON lift V hull 15IW 210 Volvo, flth/ikl. fot* of t i t f l t 12000 O BO 174 SJA> • NOUSC BOAT# liv# aboard O N«uf #lln# I wifi #nglnt V dflv#. 120* Of Qu#m 4fS 1115 2 2 1 — G o o d T h in g s to E a t STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open 9am 1991 Celery Ave. 1 ml E ot Senford I ml. N of St Rd 4* 5 59 a pound.' Ill7J9* 2 2 3 — Z ^ is c o lla n o o u s ___________ 5/4 40*1lv m sg • LOUVER BLINDS wllh 1} It •rack. Cloth; fit In sliding door or can be altered Very nlcel Only S3) Call 130 0909 SATELITE SYSTEM Never In stalled, remote control, d# scrambler equipped Coil 11400, asking 1I3M11/ 1/44 SKAKLEE PRODUCTS W# happily d#llv#r anywhtrtl Ml 4)50 2 3 0 — A n t iq u e / C la s s ic ^ C a rs • FORD THUNDERBIRO. 1944. All orlglnall Needs tame work 5l.*95_^OHO _31J_0J« •1 9 7 0 OEVILLE CADILLAC 53000 OBO A It power 311 0354 23 1 — C a r s Llk# ntw M uif i#lI ad van rag# of1 our sp#r ial gAragir Ml# ad prlc*M Cob C*4||'hadnow for datAilfl 322 2611 238— Vehicles W anted Only 111.$00 Call (407)13) ??54 FOR SALE OR TRADE 7? Firebird Run% great |J,500 Of trad# for Ch#vy Pickup _ JK> X#7or J2J 27M • HONDA ACCORD LX. f??2 LOW MILES! 4 door. P/S. P 'B air, Ktnwood AM/FM caiwft# Rotewood color Will run^or#v#r 51? 800 1)1 917) JE E P CHEROKEE# 1911 Red w/ gray Inf. 4 0 #ng 4 dr , Ortfdrlv#, auto Good cond 14,995 4Q7 HI 8514 lv mtg • P L Y M O U TH Grand Fury, whil# A I cond thru out Good mileage 12,000 OBO • ' l l T*BIRD j Beautiful green. Great %hape Need! engine Call In your garag# u e ad by 12 noon on Tuafdziy and tafc# ? Sanford Motor Co. ’91 E A G L E TA LO N Turbo all wheel drive. 19,000 miles 313,9/3 Call 331 4393 • 19/2 C H E V Y 1/1 Ion p/u, 130 V9 Runt good Engine end Irens strong SI 100 321 1) 13 • 19*1 SUBURBAN OMC. 9 2L dittel, hell Ion. mechanically solid, new red /brake rotors & callpers/head liner Very good liras end tow pkg 13.500 0 3 0 __________403191 1*99_______ 7* C H IV Y Dreg truck High perform ance m otor H/O Irens w'brend new car trait er 13000 ___ 330 909) 90 MARMON TR ACTO R Frtsh Detroit IV 91 New batteries new eahautl. Insulated cab A/C 311 303) or 313 4031 • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL '91 __________ 123 1800__________ • U F T BOWRIDE R' l U HP • PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION # Morcury, o/b, low hourt. with EVERY TUESDAY 7 10 PM froltff 11.000 321 0141 OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION It FT CHECKMATE. 177 Ma H Her 91 Daytona Beach rv*r. driv# on trA(t#f. #nc#ll#nt 904 251 1111 ___ condition CopACity 10 p#op!# • H C N A U L T E N C O R E , 1*13 U 000 311 1-444Of 112 >047 E «ctH #nf condition! 11,500 • l»IJ REGAL ModJlIton \t firm 130 1271 after ipm_______ TO” . 4 cyt in oufboAfd motor SIERRA OLDSMODILE 17 4 yy/dfivo on frAlltr 15,000 ORO 4004 Of 14? 4J0fovtl __ | doori. automatic* 4 cylinder! Athlng 12.900 )?J 7713________ • 14 FT PONTOON boat aft • TOYOTA COROLLA wagon. flharglati 1«0 HP Evinrud* 92 Auto, A/C rod 23K V#ry IAlt f Many oatrai. Ifii# warranty 59 650 J22 84)8 now! Only IIP 150 32) 41*0 TOYOTA SUPRA. 1984 M*1all,r •4 BASS NAUTIQUE Jotsnvx> blue, loaded power every GT ISO All r ttr.it loaded thing. !unroo( Well main Etc cond U ruler 200 hri lained toRceHenf condi I ion' Pric»d to tail 15 900 j?? 1/47 1J7K mll«» Garage kept t),9TO • *»7 GLAS7TREA7A 15 boa* ___ Cali 407 574 2*84 _____ frail#f. 50hp Johnson N«v#r in • 84 CHRYSLER Imperial 4 dr. salt wat#r bic condition all power, body In good !hape 73 400 PRO V04 71A9359 R uni great 11TOO371 2IA1 't l CHEVY El Camlno, no eng 217— G arage Sates or fran% , A C. P/S, P/B# cowl hood. SSqrltlt S4S0 24* 7591 OARAOE Salsll Why botherTI WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE 11 • '73 VW BEETLE. 1600 eng 407 110 t i l 7 Run? good, loot** guod^ priced good With Rad»o i t 400 111 9242 •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN 79, I ton. Passenger van. clean Loaded I Too much lo llsl. must see lo apnrerlah' Only 11,495 OBO. 311 9100 • FORD RANOER, LTX 91 P/S, cruise. A/C. stereo, 4.100 miles, I yr or 32,000 mi lefl on warranty Call 111 1553 • IJUZU P/U 91 Red, IK A/C am/fm cass. full bedllner rear window 59.4)0 323 M 11 • JE E P PICK UP*sl, 3910. V9 auto Engine end Irens re built (about 10,000 mliesl Newer Interior SI 000111 3009 • J E E P PICKUP TRUCK. 1919 4>4 with topper 1900 OBO Needs a lot ol TLC 323 3919 CHILOCRAFT CRIB, used ) mos B1SO SEARS PORTA BLE COLON TV. 19 Inch wllh remote control 5)00 114 1)41 • DECKING Iree Good shape Boards, railing steps Take down and haul oil Call 11J *401 • ORACO CAR SEAT. Like newl Paid 1*0, asking ttO • PRINTS 1. Ilower and tta mmgosby Gerl GeremlaltO ______ PleasacaM 321 0M*____ work 5700___ 127 7596 '10 DODGE Good trantporta tion 1350 For more inform# Finri |.ii1f",i*,*?i till .12/ 4-147 •«| C H I V Y Chevatf* 4 dr. 4 «pd WE PAY TO P 5)51 FOR Complete or Wrecked Cars Trucks RUNNING or NOT « A N Y C O N D ITIO N el32 1041. 239—M otorcycles and Bikes 19)0 Pan Shovtl Chopper 91) 000 Invested Asking 510 000 or trade lor F L U Dresser Serious only 330 5091/31) 3/99 • 'l l HONDA. 150 custom good condition. ))K miles 1/00 OBO 313 093H u m tgor H3 1359 • ' l l K A W A S A K I. )00" L T D Prime condition 5300 or will 1ratio tar Jon tiogl 311 I I ) i 241 — Recreational Vehicles / Campers • H O LID A Y Rambler Imperial 'I f )Sfl baiem enl model loaded Exceilenf corvd Op tlonal Honda motor icoolt r for 2 w/ rack t5?.OUQ4Q7 699 492? • VAN/CAMPER. 1971 C h evy model 20 Good condition All acceitorlet 82.500 121 4988 l?8S LG COLEM AN •,iHi['cr. g„r» itove, alec air. awning. 12800 5554 lit St Paola 113 4429 • 1917 COACHMAN M.H. 24 f l ! I3K ml Many entrant Incl generator Very caty fo drive _______ 322 4850 ll9Y00 • '78 M OTOR HOM E Run! great Will Trade lor Iravet frailer of comparable value J16 789V '77 CRUISE AIR. 52K ml , *40 25 11. 5 KVA. bath, micro. Tv antenna,, awning. auidMafy luef Very good cond »*,250 — M W y e * at*#* 8 Pm • 77 SO UTH W IN D motor home 25 ft Ektellenl condition Geoer a tor 85 OLO J12 9129 • '91 A L L E G R O motor home 27 ft, awning, twin bed!, genera tor and fv 8)7 500 OBO )JI 0732 243— Tra ilers r»ew tirei. doe in t burn .1.i Qood Iwdcar 1400 n t I f H 15 D O U G t OAYTONA MUST S6LL ! 4 cylinder, nit#, owner may finance! H? 5525 H E A V Y O U T* tilt tied tingle cixfo 4,000 fb cap E*c cond 17)0OBO Geneva )4f t i l l STENSTROM ________ R E A L T Y , IM G . BUYERS! Discouraged in Your Search for Your Dream Homo! You NEED our Full Tlm# Salts Team to give you Full Time Service! So Call Any On# of Th«m ANYTIM E! 3 2 2 -2 4 2 0 * 321-2720 SANFORO * LAKE MARY • In Out 38th Ym i * SUNLANO ESTATES. 3bdrm. I ba. screened porch, large treed lot with lake view tll.OOO__________ *0/ 123 01// 153—Acreage__ Lots/Salo_______ CANAL FRONT lot. On paved road Near boat ramp. Lg trees Wlthlacooctw* Rv, SR *4. Reduced price *0111*9911 DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal for mobile home or home llle, hories, cattle, (arming, or nursery Zoned agricultural 11.900 per ecre Smell down payment with owner financing 904 191-1111 O E N E V A I ACRES. Pond, well Zoned eg./res SJ0 000 ___________119-9514__________ 4Vi ACRES FOR SALE. Corner tot near Lake Jesiup Cell 112>9 1 4 1 a l l e r 5 £ r T ^ _ ^ ^ _ _ _ 155— Condominiums Co-Op / S a le ___ CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE. Pine Ridge Club 2 bdrm. 1 bath. 511.000 Call M l 2104 IV t* H a v e E G G S -A C T L Y W h a t You N e e d ! • SiTHjh* Story O fs n jn No O n o UHttw ot Ahovif • llnrit|y ! tfu umt otudio I .S * tt**«|icicyrii Afli'Ml.ihlr A|Mitni«‘Mt7k • Frii/m lly O n S ilo C7**|»«*t»i l«il*l4# S A V E 50% ON C L A S S IF IE D A D S To celebrate International Classified Advertising week, April 17*23, we are offering great specials. Call or come in to place your lino classified ad during this week and you'll get 50% off the price of your ad In the following classifications: _ _ _ , _ _ _ 50% OFF “Wanted To Buy" “Computers" “Homes For Sale" (no reallors. please) “Antiques / Collectibles1' "Sporting Goods" Sanford H erald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 322-2611 • Attn SlntrHp* I'FfVritft P.ilii* A Mnntl SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S S i lllf o i d A v o . * S iin fo rd 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 tfiHsi-i M*»t S il 0 *> .1 0 C lo s t'il Sun 130 235— T ru c k s / B u ses/ Vans H/A. Dvpl«>. |/l & 1/1* C/h/A. 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Schulz PEANUTS YESTERDAY I STOOPMERE IN THE RAIN FOR TEN M»N0TE5 WAITING FOR THE SCHOOL BUS.. ^ -? C i I STOOD IN THE RAIN AFTER I GOT TO 5CHOOL.YOUKNOU) FORTENMINUTESTOLEARN WHAT I LEARNED? HOWWIDETHEMISSISSIPPI RIVER IS! I LEARNED HOW WIDETHEMISSISSIPPI RIVER I5.. Damaged disc may pinch spinal nerves D E A R DR. Q O T T i I’ve been diagnosed with a severely dam ­ aged cervical dine by a highly competent surgeon, which will require Interbody fusion surgery to correct. An article I read recently says this Is a con­ troversial ty|»c of surgery and that many patients can expect reduced mobility after recovery. T h e a rtic le ’s w rite r re co m ­ mended walling until a synthetic disc has Ih- cii developed for use to eliminate the need for fusion. Do you agree? D EA R H EA D ER : No. I don’t. A herniated cervical disc can pinch and damage vital spinal nerves that supply the arms and up|>er body. In m y experience, when performed by a qualified iieuroor o rth o p e d ic su rg e o n , the operation to repair the disc Is usually very successful and permits patients to return to normal lives. Decreased mobility Is not a common consequence of this surgery. If your surgeon recommends an operation now. I think that It would tie advisable to bred Ids opinion, rattier than waiting for an experimental de­ vice that may lake years to perfect. In m y view, the pres­ ently available surgery Is far less controversial than the use of an artificial device. Go for It Or. If you prefer, seek a second opln I o n f r o m a n o l h c r neurosurgeon. the presence of certain medica­ tions (such as qulnldlne). n so-called "false-positive" result. Therefore, you should ask your physician lo Interpret the result of your A N A test. T o give you more Information. I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report "Lup us: Th e Great Imitator." Other readers ACROSS 1 Promliad 0 Drttt fabric 11 Prayar 13 Mova» 14 Motion ptclurai 15 btpullat 16 In the pail 17 Typa ol Buddhlim IQ Followar ol (»utl.) 20 Slngar Jenny 22 Author — Flaming 23 British machina gun 24 U niophlitl- cated 26 Child mlndar 28 Altarnoon •how 30 Plumbar’a h»lp»r 31 Narvoua — 33 Morning moltlurat 36 Paal 37 Mao — lung 39 Cincinnati’* alata 41 LP ipaad 42 Practltlonar ol (tuff.) 43 Oty. 44 With handa on hlpa 47 Laiathan 100 aharaa (2 wda.) '•Wliard of 50 O i" charactar (2 wda.) 51 — Craad 52 Opponant 53 Church official DOWN 1 01 volcai 2 Baginning 3 Acfraaa — MEDICINE PETER G O T T .M .D 4 who would like a copy send $2 plus a lo n g , sell addressed, stamped envelope to p.O. Box 2433. New York. M 10103. He sure to mention the title. Antwar lo Prevloua Puiilo L3 LJE J U LJLJ U IIL d L J LJLJU U L ju a u □ H U IJ □ u u H llU ld U U U U fc J U u u ia a a u u t ia M u a u u u u a l il j l j u □ a u u [ju u u u a u a U L IU U u h e i u S u i i S a S u u LULUULIL3 u l i u L1W. .‘fflVflflJ o u u u a u u a L iu a u a u u u l j uu□□ a iiiu m M uuljlj aua m l .i m M a in i ;i 8 Sat lira to 0 llam ot mall 10 City In Garmany 12 Followar ot Hlllar 13 Forbidding 10 Lack ol difficulty 21 Indantailon In fact 23 Mualc ayatam 25 A aaaton 27 Sat uptgoit ball) 2Q School taa 31 Tabla llnan 32 Valuable tur 34 Hunted Moby Dick. a.g. 35 A d roit — Slgnorat 36 Talk Idly 38 British achool 40 Aquatic mammal 45 3.000. Rydar 4 Languaga suffix 5 Actor — OaLulta 6 Cavity In rock 7 Poam D E A R DR. G O T T : Wind dors It mean when an A N A shows a speckled pattern? D EA R R EA D ER : Some autoIllumine discuses, such as lupus, are associated with protein un­ it bodies against normal cells. Such a reaction Is measured by ihc anti-nuclear antibody lest, which shows a "speckled" (In contrast lo a "sm ooth") pattern w lirn antibodies are present. Without further Information ulimit your symptoms and other tests. I conclude that your posi­ tive AN A lest shows the possibil­ ity ol lupus. However. I h r AN A lest may also show speckling III H rr U U L d fd U LJU Q Roman 46 Body of water 40 Eiplre 4Q 650. Roman WIN AT BRIDGE U y P h illip A ld e r "N othing lias yet been said that’s not been said before." W h o s a i <1 t h a l ? Today's critical suit combination has appeared In prim before. Inil only rarely Most players would gel li wrong. W llhoul necking al I lie Easl-Wesl liands. decide how you would play the cluli still tor al most one loser In iin-lrtunp. Traditionally, to make a weak s l g n - o l l in clubs, you stari wiili two chilis, Slayman. and ichld three clubs An Immediate |iiuipIn llui'c chilis Is g a m e I n n i n g It Is heller to reverse iliese In­ terpretations Sla ym an gives exir.i lulorinallon. Tills will help only l lie* defenders when Ihc responder has a weak hand. Iltii II may assist (lie bidding side when (lie responder Is strung. You can alloid one clot) loser bin mil two. All plays work If Ihc mlsslng clubs a ir divided 3-2 So y o u m u s t m a x im iz e y o u r ehanees against a 4 - 1 break. Il looks normal lo play lin­ king and another club, winning when East has the singleton nine. Jack or ouren. Yet there Is a heller play. You should win the diamond lead wall dum m y's arc and Immediately call for the club It). If East plays the two or three, you play low II East plays the nine or an honor, you win wit li the king and ri-iorii a club, planning to cover West’s card T h is line works whenever East lias tlie singleton nine. |ai k oi queen, and also when West has (lie singleton lime T h e opening stalcnieiil was made by Terence, a secondcentury Homan comic poci who wrote in remarkably pure l.allu. Ilul what I waul lo know Is Who said II before Terence? (C l 11)04. N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TE R P R IS E ASSN MIRTH •t i n 41 f a y i i 4A4 4 A 10 1 7 1 4 EAST WEST 4llfU 4 q J io 4972 ♦ J OS ♦ u J 12 V 10 I • ♦ q ♦ » io 7i SOUTH 4A K 7i 4 K J 4 4 K 112 4 K 4 Vulnerable both Dealer South South 1 NT 24 J NT Writ Pavi Pan Pau North 24 34 1 NT Kail Pnvv l*av» All pavi Opening lead 4 3 HOROSCOPE by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST TM£ ftO B O T IC S x 'm H it! H it ! ™ / H i t AT LAST! \ J tO U N O PE P T . MY M ANUAL O V tlW lP t ? 5 VUTTONi I t * . Cm * GARFIELD ,» ri • • *• " T v - i / w r $ 4 •/Q O I1KM N r A toe by Jim Davis U y B e rn ice Bede Osol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y A p r il 2 0 . 1004 Interesting eliauges might he In the oiling for you In Hie year ahead In several areas of your life simultaneously. The most Im p o r t a n t could pertain lo your material circumstances. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Il might Ih - wise today lo iry to operate ludcpcndciilly of others Instead of through partnership arrangements, especially If your counterpart Is as strong willed as you arc. Tnanis. treat yourself lo a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph pn'dlctlons for the ycur ahead liy mailing $2 and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, e/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N.Y. 10103. He sure lo stale your zodiac sign. G E M IN I (May 2 1 .June 20) Your probabilities for material gains are only nominal today. so rion'l push your luck beyond Its limitations. If you do. ihc rubber hand could snap and tiring down your house of cards. C A N C E R (.June 2 1-Ju ly 22) N o r m a l l y y o u 'r e a r a t h e r cautious person, but today you j I T *. m itiB i n i u i d n i not very good at keeping secrets might lest you today, so he careful that you do not discuss anything lold to you In con­ fidence. C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 2 2 -Ju n ID) A friend mlghl come lo you with a proposition today (hat sounds awfully good al first hearing. However. If you listen to It carefully a second time, you'll realize It may I k- greatly exag­ gerated. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feh. HI) Objectives which are normally not loo dlfflrull lo achieve mlghl Ik - very elusive today, because |K*rsoiiK who an- usually sup portlvc may now hinder inoic than help. P IS C E S (Kell. 20-March 2t)| Participating In wlial pleases you mlghl lake precedence over your responsibilities and ohllga Hons today. Don’t fall lo do that which Is expected of you. A R IE S (March 21-.June 2t)| Your grealest resistance today mlghl not come from adversar­ ies. hill from persons for whom you're trying to do things to benefit them. C o p y rig h t MID I N E W S P A P E R E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. by Leo nard S ta rr ANNIE If might step mil ol character and lie a risk laker. When the odds are lopsided, there Is usually a pretty good reason lor II. L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug. 221 hi your own mind's eye today, you may look upon Incomplete endeavors as finished work. T h is could cause you lo slop trying Jusl when you should begin pushing harder. V I R G O (Aug. 23-Scpl. 221 Today If your logic and Intuition arc In conDIcl. to tic on the safe sldc*. go wit li reality rather Ilian your hunches. T h a i way you'll he dealing with facts Instead of supposition. L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct.' 23) If you're nice to people today Jusl because you lio|x- they'll lie nice lo you In return, you could he selling yourself up for dlsap|Kilntmcnt. Your haste motives will he readily perceived. S C O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your Judgment Is a trifle ques­ tionable today and there Is a chance you might rewurd the undeserving while Ignoring per­ so n s w h o s h o u ld he c o m ­ pensated. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A friend who llilnks yo u 're - � 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, April 19, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 19, 1994. 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S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoe 1008 86th Yoar, No 203 - Sanlord, Florida N EW S D IG ES T A ir p o r t □ Sports SAC title to Greyhounda A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - Th e bats were smoking Thursday night ns Lym an claimed the Seminole Athletic Conference softball crown with u 14-8 victory over Lake Brantley. □BeePage IB. e x p a n s io n International arrivals terminal completed soon ■y NICK PPBIPAUP Horald Stall Wrltor □ People Health care fraud In h r r C onsum er Focus colum n today, Barbara Gregg tells renders Imw to protect themselves from health core fraud. □See Page 3B. □ Leisure TV, weekend guide Th e w rrk 's television list Inn. IncludlnH a sports calendar, plus n compllatton of events and activities In and around the Sanford and Lake Mary ureas. See Leisure M ifu ln e SA N FO R D — Construction Is progressing rapid­ ly on the new International Arrivals Term inal at the Central Florida Regional Alr|s>rt "Not too long ago." said airport director Steve Cooke, "the contractors were a little behind, but now they are ahead of schedule." Cooke attributes the rapid progress to the lack of bud weather which often causes stalls on major construction Jobs. "T h e construction Is to he completed by the end of O ctober," Cooke commented, "and burring any unforseen storms, we expect It may be done even earlier." Th e $2.2 million dollar project Is to provide an □ Bee Airport, Page BA Ho<Bid IWoto by Tommy Vlnctnl Construction Is moving rapidly on tho now International Arrivals Terminal. Baon, loll, tho rear of Iho present tormlnal ut Central Florida Regional Airport. Schools honored for drug programs The big one didn’t get away BRIEFS Weekend to-do guide • Saturday, April 10. Th e Orlundo District Lay Organization annual awards banquet of the African Methodist Episcopal (A M E) Church will Ire held at 7 p.m.. at the Garden Club of Sanford. Guest speaker will I k - U.S. Congresswoman Corrlnc Brown. Donations for the banquet are 915 per person For reservations or additional Information, phone Will McCoy, ut 322 4002 B y V I C K I D a S O R M IE R Horald Stall Writer e Saturday. April 10. A memorial service will be held for the animals who lost their lives In the fire ut the llum unc Society of Seminole County on April 14 of last year. Th e service will be held Saturday bt-gliuilng at 2 p.m .. at the Humane Society. 2800 C o u n ty Home ltd., ut the Intersection of U.S. Highway 17-02. People uttcndlng the memortul service ure encouraged to bring animals (hut survived the dlaslerous lire. S A N F O R D — T h e administrators and teachers ut local schools have been doing .ill they tan to make sure students stuy awuy from drugs. At Lakrvlcw Middle School and Lym an High School, the programs Inltluted over the last few years have been recognized as "Programs of Excellence" by tlx- slate Depart­ ment of Education Contributions will Ik? accepted at the memori­ al servlrc us tlx- rebuilding program continues to move forward. Only six schools In tile slate were aw.udeil ccrlllltnlcs For additional Information cull 323-8085. • Saturday. Sunday. April Hi. 17. 1994 Maitland Arts A Fine Crafts Festival. On the shores of Lake Lily. U.S. 17-92 and Maitland Avenue. Sulurduy. 9 u.m. until 0 p.m. Sunday. 9 U.m. until 5 p in. Th e two duy sliow Is sponsored by the Maitland South Seminole Cham ber of Commerce. Free admission, and free parking. For additional Information, contact Carole Arthurs. 628-8500. • Sunday. A|>rtl 17. Fund raising picnic and uuctlon at Central Florida Zoological Park Pavilion In Sanfcird. Th e cvcnl will be held from 11 u.m. until 3 p.m . Monev will go (o 2-ycar old Nicholas Tollm an of Defend. who Is In Im ­ mediate need ofu heart transplant. Th e event Is sponsored by Children's Organ Transplant Association, which Is attempting to raise $ 150,000 to help cover expenses not handled by Insurance. For additional Information, contact Sandra Anderson. 574-9902. • Sunday. April 17. Th e Seminole C o m m u n i­ ty Chorus will present Us annual Spring Concert In the Fine Arts Concert Hall at the SCC campus. Th e chorus, with uatrly 100 voices, will perform Franz Schubert's Miss In C. us well as other selections. T h e concert will begin at 4 p.m. Th e public Is cordlully Invited and I here will be no charge for admission. From ataff reports Z3 INDEX Bridge.........................BB Classifieds......... 8B,7B C o m ic s ........................ BB Crossw ord................ BB Dear Abby................. 3B Deaths........................BA Dr. ..............................BB ■dltorlsl.....................4A Movies............ Hatton............. patios......... ■ports........... W ssthsr......... April showers... Partly Cloudy Purtly cloudy with u chance of afternoon showers and th un ­ derstorms. HtUtr In the mid 80s. South­ east wind 10 to IS m ph. Chance of ruin 30 percent. Por more weather, eee Page 2A Mfiskt Photo by Tommy Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission olflcer Cale Miller holps professional gator hunlors remove alligators doclarod nulsancos from Lako Monroe In Sanlord. This gator was 11 feot long, and weighed 325 pounds. Offlcors said Ihoy are approaching closor to shoro bocauso peoplo continue to food them, and Iho gators aro bocom lng accustomod to the lllogal handouts "W e ure very pleased," said Lowm uu Oliver, assistant principal at Lakrvlcw Middle School. "W e think we have a strong program at Lakrvlcw and we arc pleased to have this ccrtlfUule.” Oliver said that Lakcvlcws pro­ grams were considered lor national recognition hut they did not win at See Honors, Page BA Memorial service for burned dogs set By VICKI DoBORM IM Horald Stall Wrltor SA N FO R D — Just over a year ago. 73 lives were lost lit a tragic fire in Seminole County. A m em orial service Is being planned lo remember the victims und to celebrate those who sur­ vived. Th e victims of the April 14. 1993 fire at the Hum ane Society of Seminole County were all dogs, but to those who loved them, there were no better companions and they want the com m unity to have the chance to mourn the anniversary of their passing. And they want the public to have the opportunity lo donate to the construction of a belter and safer shelter. "W e want to raise comm unity awareness that we ure still out here .onger classes: Vhat a difference l minutes makes and that we are working on a new facility." said Marla Person, the fundraising coordinator for the Humane Society. Th e memorial service will he at 2 p.m. on Saturday at the Humane Society, at the Intersection of County Home Road and U.S. High­ way 17-92 In Sanford. "W e arc hoping for a good turn o u t." Person said. At the memorial service, there will he administrators from the Humane Society to speak uboul the progress that has been made In the rebuilding or the Society's facility and the plans for the project In the future. Person said money Is still needed to complete the proposed project and to maintain the animals that they are earing for now. A minister will also offer prayers □ See Memorial. Page BA Read my sign By VICKI DoSORMIKR Horald Staff Wrltor S A N F O H l) — Middle schoolers limy have u little more class Blurting next year. Not to say that the sixth, seventh and eighth graders around (lie district lack style. It's Just that district officials believe they aren't spending quite enough time learning each day. As u matter of fuel, the middle school students ure In the clussroom an average of 45 minutes a duy less thun students In elementary school or high school. Th e county's 12,000 or so middle school students begin classes ut 9:30 u.m. and are dismissed ut 3:45 p.m. Before teens get up hi arm s about having to go to school year round (which middle schoolers will have to do bcglnnng In Ju ly ) and about the possibility of adding to their day, they should realize that the amount of time Is uctuully very small. Three minutes will he added to each class period. School would begin 15 minutes earlier and would be dismissed five minutes later. Those who have concerns about the proposal will have their chance to speuk to the school board about It before any action Is taken. Board members will also be talking to administrators □Bee Class, Page BA Msiaid Photo by Tommy Vlnctnl Reginald Braxton, an omployoo ol the City of Sanford Sower Division, helps dlroct tralfic noar the Intersection of Colery and Mellonvlllo Avenuos as a week continues. long sewer project SUBSCRIBE TO THESAHFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS CO.EBAOE. C.U 3SS-2B11 i �2A - Sanlord Herald, Snnloid, Florida - Friday, April 15, 1994 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND *ACROSS THE STATE J ‘- -- - 1' ilL_________ *- - - : *1: . • *: ' ! J ___ , _______ ___ FLORIDA BRIEFS Budget turkeys making comeback By ADAM YEOMANS Judge asked to declare Sessions dead Assoclatod Pross Wrllor T A M P A — After five years of searching for her ’missing daughter, Tiffany Sessions’ mother has asked a Judge to have the girl declared dead. Hilary Sessions filed the petition Wednesday to collect on a $50.(XX) life Insurance policy Issued on Tiffany’s life eight years ago. three years before she disappeared. " It’s been very hard to do what was done." Hilary Sessions said of the filing. She said she planned on "utilizing the proceeds from this policy to work to protect every child In the United Stntcs." She did not clnhornte. Tiffany’s father. Patrick Sessions, " I Just hope that the public doesn’t misinterpret this as the fact that w c’rc giving up. We need your help. We want to find Tiffany mid we need you to help us do that." Tiffany Sessions, a 20-year-old University of Florida student, disappeared Feb. 9. 1989. She left her apartment Tor nn hour’s power walk and never returned. No trace has been found of her despite a massive search pressed at the urging of both Hilary Sessions and Tiffany’s futher. Patrick.' Florida law provides for a legal declaration of death In cases where n person disappears for five years and the absence Is not satisfactorily explained. T A L L A H A S S E E - Th e budget turkey Is making a comeback In Florida's proposed $38.6 billion spending plan. Th e total amount of money spent on local and special-interest projects considered suspect has yet to be determined, but there apparently are enough of them to worry Gov. Lawton Chiles. Chiles promised to eliminate specialinterest projects when he was elected In 1990. The governor said lie Is ready lo use Ills veto power lo eliminate spending he considers wasteful. ’T v e been practicing a lot of mornings." lie said Thursday, wielding a pen In his office. Local projects Include $500,000 for the renovation of the Gadsden County Court­ house In Quincy, hometown of Senate President Pat Thom as; $250,000 for the World Cup Soccer tournament In Orlando; nnd ncnrly $1 million to build or renovate agriculture centers In three North Florida counties. In 1991, Florida TnxW ntch declared the First woman named officer of the year T A L L A H A S S E E — A woman for the first time has been named Florida's law enforcement officer of the year. Special Agent Julie Torres of the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms will receive the award on April 24 from the Florida Crim e Commission, during u meeting of the governor and stale Cabinet. T h e 32-year-old native of Cuba works In the A T F 's Miami Field Office, investigating violations of federal firearms nnd explosives laws. She Is u member of the Federal Executive Board Hispanic Council and League of United Latin American Citizens. "In m y culture, women at one time did not have the opportunity to have careers." Torres said Thursday. "T h e door opened for me when I became a U.S. citizen because this Is the laud of opportunity." Torres has been active In the bureau's Project Outreach, a program to raise public awareness about gun Issues and safety. She Is the lfilh winner of the award and will receive a $5,000 check from Alamo Rent A Car. which has sponsored the program for the past six years. Parents’ truancy costs child LA R G O — Parents who failed to attend P T A meetings have cost their child a spot In a special school. "It was not fair," 11-year-old Jam es Bocker said of Wednesday’s school board decision. 'It made me feel really angry." Bocker had been one of the lucky few to attend Lakevlcw Fundamental Elementary School, where most youngsters spend months, sometimes years on n waiting list to get In. It Is one of Pinellas C ounty’s five "bnck-to-thc-baslcs" schools, buckle-down places requiring students to abide by strict rules of behuvlor and complete mandutory homework. Parents, likewise, must sign agreements to volunteer at the school und attend all the m onthly P T A meetings. If parents miss three a year, the child Is returned to his regulur zoned school. It’s Ironclad. There’tt no appeals process and the validity of parents' excuses Is not considered. School officials said usually « about one child a year must leave because of something the parrnjsdld. "I feel for the child and I feel for the parents." Phillip McLeod of Lakevlew's discipline dismissal committee told the school board. "But frankly. It's one of those urea's that’s cut und dried." i i i W E S T PALM B E A C H — T w o teen-agers were convicted of attempted murder for stuffing a teen Into the trunk of his car and driving him around for hours before leaving him for dead on a DcBary parking lot. Philip Chandler, 17, suffered brain damage in the abduction lust summer. Th e two separate Juries — one for each of the defendants — rejected defense arguments that the Orlando teens were irresponsible but not murderous, Terrence Jenkins, 18. was convicted of attempted seconddegree murder by his Jury after the panel deliberated four hours. Another panel, ufter five hours of deliberations, found Michael Daymon. 17. guilty of attempted first-degree murder, Both Dayman und Jenkins were convicted of armed kidnap­ ping and armed robbery. Orange Circuit Judge Dorothy Russell did not Immediately set a sentencing date In Orlando. Both teen-agers could get life In prison. LOTTERY M IA M I - H e ro a re th e w in n in g num bers solected Thursday In tho Florida Lottery: Fantasy B 2-19-13-18-24 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Sacond Claaa Poats ja Paid at Sanlord, Florida and addillonal mailing oltlcaa. Poatmaaltr: Sand addraaa chanoaa to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0 . Box 1M 7, Sanlord, F I 3377? ’ M 7. Subacrlpllon Ralaa (Dally 4 Sunday) Horn# Delivery Mall SMontha tIB. JO 134.00 S Month# 139.00 MS 00 1 Yaar 171.00 IBS.OO Florida Raaldanla mual pay 7% aalaa lax In addition to rataa abovt. Phona (407) 333- 3911. "It takes taxpayer vigilance and political pressure" to keep lawmakers from loading projects Into the budget, he said. House Appropriations Chairm an John Long acknowledged there were turkeys lu the spending plan. He said they were tough to eliminate because of the politics It took to reach aq agreement between the 120uiember House and the 4 0 -m rm b cr Scnnte. where Republicans and Democrats share power. But Long also said he did not nlways agree with the projects TaxW ntch Identified as turkeys. “ Everybody's got a different In­ terpretation of what a turkey Is." said Long. D-laiud O'Lakes. By MARCY GORDON W A S H IN G TO N - Th e Senate confirmed Florida Jurist Rose­ m ary Barkett as a federal ap­ peals court Judge despite unusu­ al opposition Irorn conservatives who claim she Is soft on crime. B a rk e tt, a fo rm e r R o m an Catholic nun wlx» Is chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court, wtis confirmed on a 61-37 vote T h u r s d a y to Hie l i l h U .S . Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers Florida, Georgia and Alabama. Burkett's nomination to the II fell me Judgeship had been pending since September. The Semite vote came after con­ servative Republicans assailed her legal opinions and turned her confirmation Into u six-hour debate on crime und the death penalty. Burkett, 54. often has shown sym pathy toward defendants w ith troubled b a ck g ro u n d s. Conservatives jMxtraycd her as not being tough enough on criminals. B u t c o n s e r v a t i v e s s a id Thursday they were not reas­ sured. Htiald Photo by Tommy Vlnconl A positive place for kids Sanlord Mayor Botlyo D. Smith, loft, signed a proclamation In recognition of National Boys & Girls Club wrtrk, April 19-18, an obsorvancu 9harod by 1,200 clubs In tho stalo and hundrods of thousands ol youngsters across tho country. Don Millar, Seminole area director of 1Ho four local clubs, accoptod the honor, which doclarod tho organization as bolng In tho (orolront ol olforls In subolanco abuse prevention, inert sexual activity provontlon, dropout prevention, delinquency provontlon and lalchkoy children programming. First conviction obtained under Brady Act for gun theft By Assoolatad P ra ia P EN SA C O LA — What was probably the llrsi conviction under the new Brady gun-control law has been obtained against a Florida Panhandle gun collector found guilty of stealing firearms. Jo h n Arnold Is not the first person In the nation prosecuted — but most likely the first convicted — under any portion of the Brady law,. Justice Departm ent spokesm an Jo h n Russell said Thursday In Washington. In addition to Its hctlcr-known requirements of a five-day wultlng period and background checks for handgun purchases, the Brady law also makes It a federal crime to steal weapons from a licensed gun dealer. Th e 12-mcmbcr Jury Wednesday convicted the Fort Walton Beach man of violating that portion of the law for stealing five guns from the Gulf Breeze Pistol Parlor In January. Arnold could get a m axim um term of 10 years lu federal prison when U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson sentences him Ju n e 21, Arnold, testifying Wednesday, clulmcd the store's owner. Duke McCaa, told him he could borrow Hie weapons. That was soinclhlng lie had done frequently In the past so he could examine, test nr try to sell the guns for McCaa. Arnold Insisted Sometimes McCaa would let him lake a gun and pay for It later, he said. THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST T o n ig h t ; W id e ly scattered e v e n in g sh o w cm and th u n ­ d e rs to rm s , o therw ise p u rtly cloudy. Low In the mid lo upper 60s. South wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Saturday; Partly cloudy with scultercd afternoon showers nnd thunderstorms. High In the u p ­ per 80s. South wind 15 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. Extended forecast: S u n d uy through Tuesday: Fair. Lows In the upper 50s to lower 60s. Highs In the lower 80s. HI La 17 13 M ;♦ mm 49 74 44 49 mm 11 94 41 94 74 94 17 17 >4 94 47 77 70 73 39 70 41 73 47 70 ‘T Y ' S ----------' FRIDAY P tly c ld y 87-70 Pit 07 00 00 .33 mm 34 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 44 00 --------- J SATURDAY P tlyc ld y 87-70 MOON PHASES • NEW A pril 11 o FLORIDA TEMPS car Daytona Daach FI. Laud Btach Fort Myen Galnaivllla Homeitead Jackionvllle Kay W**l Lakeland Miami Pankacola Saratola Vallahaua* Tampa Vero Beach W. Palm Beach NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK Friday, April 15. 1994 Vol. 80, No. 203 Publlihed Dally and Sunday, except Saturday by Tha Sanlord Harald, Inc. 300 N. French Ava., Sanlord, Fla. 33771 It easier for lawmakers lo sleer tax dollars towards their districts. "It's a natural Instinct." he said. "W ith election year politics nnd a recovering economy. It would be rather unusual to have fewer budget turkeys." In 1991, the H ouse used Inte rn a l guldrllnrs to keep turkeys out of the budget. But those controls are no longer being used, Calnbrosuld. Associated Pross Wrllor Barkett Insisted ut her con­ firmation hearing In February that her Judicial Ideas tire not outside the mainstream and she would closely follow federal law If confirmed. From Associated Press reports budget free or the so-called turkeys for the first time. Lnsl year the organization Identified nearly $34 million worth of special projects, some of which the governor vetoed. Th e 1994-93 budget appears to Include even more special projects, said Dominie Cnlnbro, president of the governm ent watchdog organization. Th e organization said the "tu rke y" label docs not necessarily mean lhe projert Is worthless, Just one that raises concerns over whether It’s the best use of lax dollars. Tlu* governor’s office Is focusing on the grants section In the budget, which Includes hundreds of millions of dollars for local projects. It also Includes money received through the Hurricane Andrew Recovery and Rebuilding Trust Fund. Dozens of cities and organizations In South Florida received money from at least $58 million doled out from the Hurricane Audrcw recovery fund created to help that region hard hit by the Aug. 24. 1992. disaster. Calahm. whose group has (racked budget turkeys for more than a decade, said an election year and Improved economy make Barkett confirmed after debate Th e Senate normally confirms federal Judges wllbout debate, but Barkett became a lightning rod for anger over crime. The, Senate considered her nunilimllon while the House was debut­ ing a $ 15 billion untl-crlmc bill. Barkell "epitomizes the kind of Judge the American pcnplc don't want, but we re going lo get h e r," said Sen. Robert Sm ith. R-N .il. "T h e American people arc sick and tired of these liberal judges who coddle the crim inal." Juries convict youths in Chandler case i - - -- - FULL A p ril 25 1 FIRST April 10 o LAST May 2 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach; Waves arc 1-2 feet and semi glassy. Current Is slight to the north with a water temperature of 73 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves urc 2 feet and semi glassy. Current Is to the north with a water temperature of 73 degrees. y SUNDAY P tly c ld y 84-64 MONDAY P tly c ld y 84-04 TIDES SATURDAY) SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 10:05 a m ,. 10:30 p.m.i MuJ. 3;55 a.m „ 4:15 p .m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: h ig h s ,------ — a.in.. 11:47 a.m.; lows. 6:05 a.m .. 6:08 p.m .; New Sm yrna Beachi highs. ---------- u.m .. 11:52 p.m .; lows. 6:10 n.m ., 6:13 p.m .; Cocoa Beach: highs, 12:07 n .m ..---------p.m.; lows. 6;25 a m .. 6:28 p.m. BOATING 8t Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: W ind south to south­ east 15 knots. Sens 3 to 5 feet. Bay und Inland waters a moder­ ate ch o p . W id e ly scattered mainly evening showers und a few lliundcrM omiB. Saturday: Wind south 15 to 20 knots. Seas •I to 6 fed. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Seullcrcd show­ ers and Ihuudcmtornis. TUESDAY ’ P tly c ld y 84-64 STATISTICS • T h e hig h tc m p c ra lu rc In Sanford Thursday was 90 de­ grees and Hie overnight low was 69 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fall for the period, ending at 9 u.m. Friday, totalled .04 ol an Inch. Th e temperature nt 9 u.m. today was 76 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 70. as recorded by (he National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other WealhcrScrvlee data: □ Thursday’s high............. 90 □ Barometric pressure.30.15 □ R elative Humidity....82 pet □W inds............. South 8 mph □ Rainfall..,................. .Trace □ Sunset.......... .......7:51 p,m. □ Sunrise................6:09 a.m. Temperature! Indicate prevloui day'* high and overnight bw tolp m EOT City HI Lo Prc Ollk Anchorage 41 30 cdy Atlanta 11 34 rn Atlantic City 73 44 44 rn Baltimore 71 47 34 rn Billing! 44 13 13 clr Birmingham 17 47 cdy Ultmarck 33 34 clr Bolie 37 40 clr notion 47 31 33 rn Burling Ion,VI 34 44 rn Charlellon.S C 74 43 rn 47 11 Charleilon.W Va rn Charlotte,N C 14 31 rn Cheyenne S3 37 01 clr Chicago 71 41 cdy Claveland 70 44 cdy Concord, N.M 42 33 73 rn Dallai FI Worth 9] 44 cdy Denver 49 4) clr De! Molnei 77 41 cdy Detroit 47 47 cdy Honolulu 40 44 clr Moulton 11 44 clr Indianapolis 74 40 cdy Jackion.Mlis. 40 37 cdy Kama! City 74 44 cdy Lai Vegai II 37 clr Lillie Rock 71 41 clr Loi Angeles 44 33 clr Memphli 93 47 clr Milwaukee 49 43 rn Mpli St Paul 49 40 cdy Naihvllle 93 S3 clr New Or learn 94 39 clr New York City 70 33 04 rn Oklahoma City 40 34 clr Omaha II 37 clr Philadelphia 74 33 rn Phoenix •9 34 clr Pllliburgh 77 41 rn Portland Main# 43 43 ,34 rn SI Louli 44 U cdy Sail Lake Clly SI 30 clr Shreveport 97 37 clr Walhlnglon.D C. 71 30 rn �xH Sanlofd Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 15, 1994 - 3A POLICE BRIEFS Access 94 Tho Sanford City Commission hold tho first A c c o s 9 94 mooting last night at El Bethol Houso of Rofugo on Celory Avonuo. Cltlzons hoard roports from various city dopartmont hoads and board members who rosponded to quostlons and discussed plans for tho aroa. At tho podium is Kevin Stubbs, chairman of tho Historic Pre­ servation Board. At tho desk, left to right. City Clerk Jan Donahoo, District 1 Commis­ sioner Lon Howoll. Others on hand aro City Managor Bill Slmmon3, Mayor Bollyo Smith and Economic Dovolopmont Director Charlos Rowe. Tho mooting was Ihe first of four plannod for tho yoar designed to take tho city leadership directly out Into Ihe communi­ ties. Incidents reported to Sanford police • Vehicular burglaries and n theft were reported Thursday In the 1900 block of W. First Street. Items valued at #220 were said to hove been taken from two vehicles. Th e third vehicle, a brown 1984 Isuzu pickup truck, license number IML-77N was reported stolen. • Tools valued at #450 were said to have Iw cii taken Thursday from a workshop In the 400 block ofE. 20th Street. • #1,700 In Items were reported stolen Thursday from a residence In the 100 block of W, 17th Street. • A telephone valued at #85 was reported taken between April 5 and April 8, from a residence In thr I HX) block of Mnngnuntlnr Avenue. • jew e lry In excess of #17,000 was reportedly stolen Saturday from a residence In the 1000 block of Grove Manor Drive, • Two tanks of nitrous oxide valurd at 8400 were reported stolen Saturday from a fenced compound at Central Florida Regional Hospital. • An estimated 8:1.399 In Jewelry wus reported stolen Friday from a residence In the 800 block of Santa Barbara. • A 82.900 fax machine and $400 microwave oven were said to have been taken Friday In a business burglary In Ihe 800 block of W. 13th Street. Hcnld Photo by Aptyl Ktnlilon Reforms to juvenile justice system passed By JA C K IE HALLIPAX Associated Pross Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Teen-age criminals may have had a good laugh nl Florida's Juvenile Justice system, but reforms passed by slate lawmakers should sober them up fast, one legislator says. The system will be both bigger and tougher under n bill the House sent to Clov. Lawton Chiles on a 117-0 vote Thursday, seven months after Ihe last of a string of fntal tourists attacks that gave Florida unwanted headlines around the world. Chiles described the legislation (CS-SD 68) as a pretty good package. The bill creates a new stale agency to handle teen-age criminals. It provldrs for more adult prosecution of hard-core delinquents, longer stays to detent Ion renters and residential programs a fter-school p ro g ra m s at m iddle schools, alternative classrooms and more school police officers. "If kids think that our Juvenile Justice system Is a Joke, they're going to have a rude awakening shortly." said Rep. Hu zz Ritchie, a Pensacola Democrat who chaired the House's spcclol committee on Juvenile Justice. "Let us take our streets track." a tearful Rrp. Larcenla J . Dullard said, describing a recent attack on her son by three teen-agers runglug in age from 16 to 18. "W e've got to do something.” said Dullard. D-Mlaml. "These young people have taken over." Th e legislation, which carries a prtcetag of 8237 million, doubles a 50-ccnt fee on auto tug renewals and udds a 820 Have Th e Children specially lag to Florida's ever-widening array of car license plates. The lilll expands space In residential programs to hold 2,847 more beds and detention centers by 3 1-I beds. Teen-age offenders are now pul on a waiting list for a spot In a residential program — and sent home. Under Ihe bltl. they’ll slay In detention centers until there's room for them In a bool camp or any other kind of residential program. Th e bill also creates a more Intensive residen­ tial program, where teens will be kept under 24-hour watch for up to three yrars. Under Ihe measure, prosecutors can transfer defendants as young as 14 Into the adult court system; current law limits tliut transfer power to 16- nnd 17-year-olds, though younger teens can he moved Into the adult systrin by a grand Jury. In addition, the legislation requires thut Juveniles, regardless of their age. be treated as adults If their rap sheets include three felonies and three stays In residential programs Parents, loo. are affected. Judges would have the power to order them Into court when their children get Into trouble and sentence the parents to comm unity service or tralnlngclasses. Parents also may lake a bigger bile tu Ihe wallet, t he bill erases the current 82.500 cap on the amount of restitution a parent can he ordered to pay for damage wreaked by their children. Th e hill gives Judges the authority to sentence teen-agers who mouth olf. threaten them or Ignore court orders to detention centers. Last year, the state Supreme Court said the wording of current law did not give Judges that power. In addition, the bill Includes 861 million to pay for an after-school program at every middle school and at alternative schools for disruptive students — and to provide more school police officers. The bill has 830 million to establish a residential academy for troubled teen agers. While lawmakers applauded thr bill as a good start, they agreed It won't erase Juvenile crime. "Government can't solve this problem alone." Rep. Lori Edwards. D-Auburudalc. said. ‘T u t atraid It’s going to take a title ot Individual private commitment. HEYKIDS Outstanding students Come Join The Fun ESPECIALLY FOR It was awards day yostorday tor the Sanford Optimist Club. Local school students rocoivod honors for outstanding work. Among many trlbutos glvon, Bud Tobin, right, prosontod Youth Appreciation Awards to Somlnolo High School studonts, (loft to right) Erik Sauls, Diodro Mlchols, Chris Black and Andro Scolt. Also honorod but not shown was Anthony Sanders Denny's KIDS! tvI l*\«R •flfc'tU T H Cookie the Clown * FREE FA C E .PAINTINGS FREE REE SCOOP OF ICE CREAMj i WITH KlD’i N U l . BALLOON kA N IM A L S KID'S N1TE at Denny’s • 17-01 • S anford THURSDAY NITE’S 6 ■8 P.M. (Starts 4-21-94) H m ld Photo by Aootl Koniilon Central Florida child killer’s death sentence is upheld By BILL KACZOR Associated Pross Writer ville man. because the trial Judge failed to instruct Jurors on lesser Included offenses. Th e victim. Thom as Edmonds. w:is found In a bed In Ills Jacksonville apartment In 1977. He had been hit on the hack of the head and slabbed 11 times. Eaddy was arrested 13 years later when police, using new com jm lcr technology, matched his fingerprints to those round In the victim's apartment. — T h e Justices unanimously upheld a Public Service C o m ­ mission order tuter|irctlug a stale law as giving the panel authority to decide when locnl telephone company services can T A L L A H A S S E E - The Florida Supreme Court has unanimous­ ly upheld Die death sentence of a halfway house resident who raped anti murdered u 10-yearold girl In her Apopka home next door. At his trial, another halfway house resident (eMIllcd Elmer Leon Carroll had told him the glrl was "cute, sweet and liked to watch him make boats." The seven Justices Thursday also upheld Carroll's murder and sexual battery convictions. Th e girl, Christina McGnwun, was raped and strangled In her bed on Oct. 30. 1990. Carroll had argued evidence lin k in g hint to the c h ild ’ s m u rd e r. In c lu d in g hair and blood samples and keys to a truck stolen from In front of the v ic tim 's hom e, was tainted By JOH N W HITE because he wns arrested without A33Qclatod Pross Writer_________ |)robublc cause. OLYM PIA, Wash. — A state The Justices ruled |iollcc had sufficient reason to dctuln Car- law designed tu keep children roll and scurch him for weupons. from buying recordings with also turning up the keys, on a " e r o t ic " ly ric s violates the roadside about u mile from frcc-spccch rights of adults and where the truck wns abandoned Is unconstitutional, the state Supreme Court rujed Thursday. In Orange County. Th e law, believed tu be the Th e high court also rejected Carroll's appeal of the sentenc­ first of Its kind In the nation, ing Judge's decision the slaying never took effect. It would have was especially cruel, an aggra­ allowed a county prosecutor to vating circumstance supporting uak a Judge to declare that a particular recording appealed to the death penalty. Th e Justices cited trial testi­ minors' prurient interests and mony the victim was alive and offended com m unity standards. If the Judge agreed, the re­ conscious when she wns raped, suffering extreme Injury nnd cording would have been forced to carry un "adults o nly" label. l>aln. A dealer who refused lo label Other Supreme Court rulings; — T h e Justices also u n a n i­ and restrict the recording's sales mously ordered n new trial for could have been fined 8500 and J im m y Lee Eaddy, convicted sentenced tostx mouths In Jail. Although lhe state chnslltuand sentenced to death for the stabbing m urder of a Jackson­ ■■tlun pcniiu the l i ’glslattnt to SENIOR C ITIZ E N S SAVE DO Y O U NE ED Y O U R Q.E.D.? be deregulated because they have become "effectively com­ petitive." Th e Florida Cable Television Association appealed the* PSC order, arguing for automatic deregulation of competitive serv­ ices regardless of the degree of competition. Cable operators artworried phone companies will use proceeds of monopoly regu­ lated service to subsidize compet 111vc services. T h e decision will have an Impact only If Congress allows phone companies to offer televi­ sion, electronic publishing and other competitive services, said PSC lawyer William Wyrough. Ono-On-Ons Learning Environment STA LEARNING CENTER P .O . Box 320, Sanford. F L 327720321 Fo# ComplB'e info*ffution (407) 324-1350 Of 323-8731 r COME SEE US AT DENNY'S ON TUESDAY NITES, 4 - 10 P.M. ORDER FROM OUR DISCOUNTED SENIOR SELECTIONS AND HAVE AN ADDITIONAL 10% TAKEN OFFI ALL O U R D IN N ER S IN C LU D E Y O U R C H O IC E O F SO UP. SALAD C O L E S LA W O R F R E S H F R U IT (Simla 4 PG 04) DON'T MISS THE SAVINGS SENIOR'S NITE TUESDAY'S, 4 - 10 P.M. Denny's, 17-92 • Sanford Good at Thla Location Only. Not Good w/any olhor discount. The Good News Automobile Dealer. A Think about it. Tho news is bleak for most auto dealers. Som e are just barely hanging on. N ot Here! For us to be selling more cars today than at any time in our history... W e M ust Be on to S om ething! Law restricting music sales is thrown out regulate speech It considers harmful to minors, the erotic music law also applies to udults and Is an unconstitutional prior re stra in t of th e ir protected e xpre ssio n , J u s tic e C h a rle s Sm ith wrote In the ununlmous K a is e r P O N T IA C -B U 1C K -G M C T R U C K S ruling. Adults "m ay well refrain from exercising their rights for fear of criminal sanctions" under the law, Smith wrote. Representatives of the music industry hailed the decision hut warned that other attempts at what they called censorship would tic mounted. "T h is decision won't stop peopie wlto arc proponents of this tyj>c of legislation," said Wash­ ington Music Industry Coalition spokesman Richard White. "W e arc sure those people will try and find some loophole In the law and will once again propose this ty|it -f u tx ,hi|> " R ESTA U R A N TS 1590 South Woodland Blvd., DeLand D E L A N D 9 0 4 -7 3 4 -6 9 0 2 • D A Y T O N A 9 0 4 -2 5 7 -6 5 4 0 '- O R L A N D O 4 0 7 -6 2 9 -0 5 4 9 “L O C A T E D A T T H E C O R N E R O F H W Y , 17-92 & H W Y 15A" P u rrrrr-fe c tK ! j I hcive my subscription to the Sanford Herald. For Local Sports •People •Health Fitness •Education •Local Editorials and Local News c o lla r y 0 )irSlll)SnIflllOII Sanford Herald jg, French Ave., Sanford • 322-2611 3 Q0 �4A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 15. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 401-260) 100 N. FR EN C H A V E., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne D. Doyle. Publisher nod Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M o u t h * ...........................................$ 1 0 5 0 0 M o n th s ....................................... $ 3 0 ,(X) 1 Y e a r....................................... 878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% salee lax In addition to ralea above. EDITORIAL Thanks, volunteers Seminole County officials should be com* mended for taking time lo notice the many volunteers who serve the citizens with little notice. Next week, the some-1,300 volunteers of numerous organizations will be personally Invited lo a county reception at Sanford Civic Center. Members of Friends of the Library. Master Gardners, the Library Advisory Hoard and a host of other boards, committees and groups will be recognized for their long hours of often thankless service to the citizens of the county. Next lime you yell at Planning and Zoning Commission members for a decision, re­ member. If for only a moment, those folks are volunteering their time to serve. When strange things pop up In your yard and you i all (lie County Extension Office in a panic, odds are. the person you talk to will be a skilled volunteer. Volunteers with Retired Seniors Volunteer Program provide help throughout the county. Seminole Volunteer Enterprises operates a successful food ctanmodlty program solely with volunteers. Helping hands provide us all with skills at a tax rate that’s the best around - zero. Thanks, volunteers. CHUCK STONE B-ball finals score two for South An incredulous Michael Jordan ami Larry lllrd was Arkansas' coach. That last fact is especially Important since would have slapped their heads. Down the court, past opposing players, Richardson Is one of seconds on the shot clock, the halt accepted, then a handful of Mack airborne up over outstretched hands, a graceful coaches, despite the McDonald's-like arc of triumph. Nothing but net. f a c t t h a t ti I a e k basketball players Not once, but twice. Never before In the history of tiumuukhid have constitute 65 percent so many (Including the U.S. president) owed so ol Ihe tennis. Not lo w o r r y . T h e much to so few ••and the three-point shot. For the first time ever, back-to-back nnllnmil C a u c a s i a n championships were won In waning seconds. d o m in a t e d N C A A 'Tw as a glorious and emotionally draining sight a d m in is t r a t io n Is to behold, especially If you were rooting for the working oil standard­ ize d test re q u ire ­ two winners. ments that will. In As we exult In Carolina, haw ’limit litem Heels! _ A sa In this Instance. ‘The m Heels" ure die effect, reduce the brother of women's N C A A basketball champions, whiners n u m b e r o f b la c k three sisters for Ihe first time In 13 years. "W hat God hath basketball players. and fatherol Hul enough sociol­ Joined, lei no man (nil asunder." Th e women T a r two Heels were Joined to Ihelr male counterparts Hast ogy. We celebrate the daughters, I year’s N C A A champions) in a sports marriage of happiest angels of glory In tho our sporting nature nallonal excellence. victory of tho Hul 1 also rooted for Arkansas' hogs for three when such tiim ulluw om en To r reasons. 1) Th e president desperately needed a ous dramas happen Hools. m Joyous deflection from the overiiypcd Whitewater hack to hack An ecstatic President Clinton, the Ruzorhurks' affair. 21 Arkansas' men Joined North Carolina's women In reaffirming the emergent South as a No. 1 fan. rose* from Ills seal as an expressionless mighty presence in sports. 3) Nolan Richardson Scotty Th u rm a n •• with only 50.7 seconds WNCWrri mHZ. MW*VISITW SSSmcS* mvmwnrn, mmmm ftSfiffi. lWUroQ6WET1E515 wmmmm iSi WWW 5TIU- WID^SWIP a e *' !S R S WTvtwaif n it u n u r a im K lH B t E ' E H * IK, \ WWW? \V \ * f \ / LETTERS G o o d fo r th e g o o s e There seems lo be an finitely new noise coming from some of our legislators these days. Maybe It’s good. Maybe It’s had. In eltlicr ease H seems to me lo lie Just imol I k t Ira lister rid of actual responsibili­ ty lor someone’s actions to the shoulders and backs of someone else. Whatever liappened lo the old truism that "You arc responsible for your actions"? When did Congress and/or Tallahassee repeal tluil one? Wtial Is this new noise that I make reference lo? Well now. guys ’n gals, get ready, brace yourself, here It comes. There's a move afoot to make "y o u " — all moms and dads — responsible — legally — lor the crim inal ucls of your kids. When your kids "get out of hand" In a major way. "y o u " pay die price, "y o u " gel lined, "y o u " goto Jail. How do you like "them apples," all you moms and dads out there In La-La-Land? Right about now’ It might he u good Idea to "back u p " about a yard’n-u-hulf- and lake another hard look at that legislative proposal. If II Is lo be directed primarily towards those purcntH — those moms and/or dads who almost never know where th e ir k id s a rc. and w h o c o u ld n ’ t g iv e a rut's-haek-door-IcsH what those same kids arc doing, then that proposal Just might he a great Idea. If It Is to lie directed towards those parents — those moms and/or dads — who are genuinely irylng to bring up llirlr kids according to those tried and proven "old fashioned methods," then that proposul might not be worth three cents. In any ease, there Is a lllp side lo (he coin. If (he Legislature Is promising to make parents legally responsible for the criminal acts of their children, then that same Legislature should make Judges and parole boards legally responsive fur the future criminal acts "recommitted" by those persons released early — well before their term of punishment has been fulfilled. " T h e y " would pay ihe price — ’Th e y" would gel lined — "th e y " would go lo Jail — Just like Ihe moms and/or duds. After all. what's good enough for moms und/or dads ought In lx- good enough for Judges and/or parole boards. Remember Hint old saying: "W h a t’s good for the goose Is good for the f in d e r." Well. II ills. Perhaps II lodges and/or parole txmrds were held accountable for ihelr "actions" In Ihe same manner os (he Legislature may want the parents — the moms and/or dads — lo he accountable for their "hiaclions," there Inst might he a whole big hunch fewer "mistakes'' running around loose In our society, recommitting more violent felonies. And It doesn't take a rocket Jockey to realize that fewer "early released felons" Ixiek on the streets means fewer recommitted crimes. After all, what Judge In his or tier right mind Is going to release a felon on "probation," when that same Judge knows that he or she will face the same charges as the felon upon the "next re-urrest" of thal felon? Maybe — Just maybe — when "their liberty'* Is at risk, they might lake less risk with "our safety." What say you. moms and dads? Good Idea? Had Idea? Couldn'l give a damn less? How about you. Judges and panic boards? Good Idea? Lousy Idea? Couldn't give three damns less? Hey there, all you good folks In law enforcement, what are your thoughts and feelings on this? W hy not let your paper, Hie Sanford Herald, know where you stand? Nelson I). Tu lla r W inter Springs % m usMAin/mw faMorm m m nemmMAN," DONNA BRITT Renewal of ‘lovelanguage’ W A S H IN G TO N — I can't recall exactly what m y husband hud usked me to do In tlial conversation some weeks ago — maybe It was to slop writing on deadline lo give him a ride lo the Metro or (o help him locate some missing mall. I was deciding on an answer when I realized m y 8-year-old son was listening. When m y husband asked. "So. arc you going to help me out, honey?" Darreil smiled expectantly. "C 'm o n . M om ." he said. "Y o u know that 'honey' means ‘please' In lovelanguage." It's amazing, the gifts kids can give you with (heir frcsh-out-of-thc-box insights. At age 2. m y elder son once stured at a fat, white rongregntlnn of clouds against the blue sky and gasped, "Look, Mommy — suds!" And there's the time when I was frantically rushing him to dress for preschool. "O h nil right." he snapped. "Hold your ponies!" "Lovelanguage" was b u c I i a gill. Ol course love has Its own special vocabulary. I thought. So does hate. In situations like the one with my husband, do we use lovelanguage primarily to umnljiulaic olhers to do what we wish? Or is Its purpose to remind us thal even In our selfishness, our uffectlon Is paramount? Darrell's words made me think of language more us un emotional and vlscerul system of communicating than us an Intellectual and cultural one. And since m y husband's "honey" had (be desired effect — look me ouI of myself Just enough to feel why It would be good to say yes — I had to wonder: "W h y don't we use lovelanguage more?" My early childhood was spent in a household like many In '50s and '60s America, one where lovelanguage was seldom spoken — at least out loud. "H oneys" and "sweethearts" were rarely exchanged by m y parents: I don't know If I ever heard them say, "I love you" to each other. I don’t know If the L-word was Just .something you didn't toss around or If my memory's faulty. Hut m y dlfllculty In recalling spoken endearments — or regular praise, such us "You're pretty" or "A re n ’t you smart!" — makes me think that the language of love was less verbal. Hut I never doubted that I was loved. Affection was verbalized In our off-the-wall nicknames — m y mom called me "Sissy Sue-klns" — and In Christmases far more cxtravagnnt than we culd afford. It was announced In rituals — In home-cooked meals culcn nightly together, In how m y mom look me on her rounds as an Insurance agent. In how on special Sundays, we’d pile Into the cur, ride slowly through "rich " neighborhoods and pick om dream homes. Parents gave voice to Ihelr love through everyday action. Its echoes were heard In hard ■ work. In doing whatever was needed to ensure a better life for ihelr kids. When words were used, they were often wielded as a scythe — lo chop a child's errant ego down to size, to keep him from gelling 'The big head." Kids rarely were told of Ihelr Inherent great ness — tint ihey were repeatedly reminded of each flaw that could keep them from fulfilling II. T o d a y . I o v • clanguugc Is spoken aloud hi the homes of most families I know. In any given week, m y kids coni d smother a van-sized c r o is s a n t In th e "h o n e y s " that get spread around. Is my g e n e r a t io n m o re verbally affectionate because the women's movement somehow freed fathers' oncefro ze n to n g u e s ? ■ Of co u rso Could parcutul guilt lo v e h a s Its over less time spent o w n s p e c ia l with kids make us v o c a b u la ry , I reinforce love with th o u g h t. So words? Maybe It's does hate. J what we can give our kids that we missed. Hut outside Hie home, the public use of lovelanguage Is becoming rarer. Or maybe wc notice II less because pop culture's downward spiral lias made hate language seem more dominant. These days, old-fashioned politeness sounds like lovelanguage to me. Profanity screeches al us from passing cur stereos, ut every sporting event or mall. Madonnu. frantic over her shrinking alien(Ion-base, lilt pay dirt by tossing the F-w onl at David Lctterman 13 times. NHC recently apologized for com ic M artin Law rence's obscene chatter on "Saturday Night Live," W omen's magazines now encourage females lo celebrate "Hu* bitch w llliln ." Members of aggrieved groups who spew venom or contempt at the others gel press. Those who use lovelanguage — not "honeys" or "dears" but the vocabulary of conciliation, of undcrtstnaldng — gel ignored. Rodney King's once-wrenching. "C a n 't we Just get along?" has for some folks become a running Joke. There arc people who tell me to write ineuticr, nastier — to use sharper words lo stick It to those who "deserve" It. Hut the more venom and contemptuous rage we express, the more unlivablc the planet feels. The halelanguage that we delight In hearing Hung at our enemy Increases hurl and Intolerance on the other side. It wastes time. remaining - accepted the pass, paused at the three-point line, as confident as Alan Ladd confronting gunslinger Jack Palancc In "Shane." and nrehed that three-pointer on Its shooting star destiny. Th e Carolina victory was sweeter, with ns much drama as a Shakespearean anthology. Consider: Carolina was down two points, 0.7 seconds left In the game, Charlotte Sm ith snared a pass from Stephanie Lnw rcnre and did exactly as coach Sylvia Hatehell tiad Instructed her - go for the gold. And this lanky. 0-fool. chocolate-skinned young lady, as graceful as a loping fawn, wrote the scenario that Th u rm a n would follow the next day •• a nothlng-buMict three-pointer •• Just as the game ended. As a brother of three sisters and father of two daughters. I glory In the victory of the women T a r Heels. Heeause of Ihelr distinction, more young women will dare lo dream things that never were. Th e y will ask. "W h y not?" Alter watching the stealing and sprinting ot freshman Marlon Jones, who Is both a track star and the most talented larcenlst In basketball, young women will lie Inspired. Despite such Inspiring performances, however, women's sjioris still doesn't get Ihe respeci It deserves. JACK ANDERSON U.S. embassies: Shanties, palaces W A S H IN G TO N — For the State Depart­ ment It's a familiar crisis between the world's haves and have-nots •• hut with one iwlsi In Hits version, the disparity between the prosperous and the jioor plagues the more than 300 Am erican diplomatic outposts around Ihe world. Some emlxissles look like Third World shanties while others resemble live star hotels. An Internal Slate Department In vesilgaiiou has lound Hiai some U.S. e m ­ bassies are longing lor basic necessities w h ile o t h e r s are spending lavishly on eveiyihlng from re­ s u r f a c i n g t e n n is courts ami healing sw im m ing pools lo new g a X eh o s . barbecue plln and patio furniture. hi a dlplomalieally w o rd e d report on thriftless diplomats, t W h y aro the Stale Dcpaitmeni som e Inspector general has em bassies concluded that mil crum bling lions ol dollars In while others e m b a ssy e x p c iid l indulge In lures "m ay uni have croal ure „ been ihe most ef­ co m lo rts? 1 fective use of Ihe Department's limited resources." With "limited resources" why are some embassies erumtillng while ntliers Indulge In creature comforts? Funds Congress allocated for repairs and maintenance are gelling mlachurincllcd. according to one Inspectors general n-|>ort. hi Ja n u ary 1992. Rep. Jo h n Conyers, D-Mlch.. chairman of Ihe Government Opera­ tions Committee. Initiated the llrsl compre­ hensive Investigation Into the State Depart­ ment's management of Its $10 billion worth of overseas real estate and construction. "I urn concerned that the American taxpayer Is footing Hie bill tx’cause (he Slate Department - up unlit now •• lias failed lo develop sound overseas management planning," Conyers said. "D uring a time ol dwindling foreign aid dollars. It Is essential lli.it the Slate Depart­ ment make It a top priority." Conyers found Hi.it 30 percent of U.S. embassies do not annually survey the condition of their properly as they are required and thal 10 percent ol ilic embassies do not even have a preventive maintenance program. Most of the p o s t s do not annually complete Inspection summary reports used tu develop long-ningc maintenance planning. Th e legacy of loose accounting Is that the State Department Is strapped with more than $350 million lu overdue repairs and crum bl­ ing Infrastructures al many of Its overseas properties. M e an w h ile . E m h u ss y Moscow Is de­ teriorating from swelling workloads and shrinking budgets. Embassy Moscow Is among the Stale Department posts In desperatc need of maintenance and repair funds. Wi­ re-ported last fall that conditions there- hud reached a critical stuge. Employees were* working at desks made of plywood and saw horses, diplomatic meetings were being held In Janitor's closets for lack of spucc, and the plume system was In such disrepair thal il look the ambassador lhern two hours lo return u cull (o tI k * White House. In the event of a crisis, Emtxissy Moscow may not even lx- able to contact Washington, a second report warned. "Comm unications al the Russian posts are* dangerously Inade­ quate. Th e lack of emergency telephone networks at any of the posts could become life Ihrcnlenlng In case of civil disasters or unrest. Inadequate circuitry linking Moscow with Washington... frequently Interferes with the conduct of essential business." If Embassy Moscow wants lo rincl out how the other hulf lives In the diplomatic world, they cun check out Embassy Damascus. American dlplnmuls there used approximate­ ly $80,000 of routine maintenance and repairs funds (o do a general upgrade. �t'A,, Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 15, 1904 - OA Honors-----Continued from Page 1A Dial level. Prevention, Oliver said, is llie key lo the success of their programs at laikcvlew. "W e set up student assistance programs to try to intervene with the kinds of problems kids have." Oliver ex|dalneil, Kare for Kids Is tile umbrella program that was established during the 1992-93 school year. Several programs have been Im plem ented where students Airport ra n w o rk w ith co u n se lo rs, teachers and administrators on solving personal problems or finding the resources they heed lu get the help they need to overcome the rmdhloeks life has pul In their way. If Hu y are alile to overcome lhe problems fating Iheni, Oliver said. I lie youngsters are less likely to turn to drugs as a way of coping. "W e have a very, very strong program here." Is- said Referrals for the program come Irom leacls-rs. bos drivers. administrators, counselors mid even the students themselves, lie said. Mathers was a Irnmemaker. She was a member ol First llaptlsl Church of Tuskawllla. Survivors Include daughter. Marilyn Wnlnwright. Tuskawllla: brothers. C e d i Carter. Carson C a rtrr. both of Canada. Lee Carter. SI. Louis; sisters. Siena Noddtu. Em ily Coekell. Ixith of Canada: H ire r grandchildren and Iwo great-grandchildren Halil w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Goldrnnxl. in charge ol arrangements. equipm ent operator. Ih- was Ila'pllst. He was a member ol Celery City Elks Lodge. Sanford, and Ihe Masons. He was an A rm y veteran. Survivors Include daughter, Virginia West. New York: four grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanlord. In charge ol arrangements " E v e r y o n e ts In v o lv e d In keeping these students drug free." Oliver said. C u rre n tly , laikcview ts In­ volved in training studeiils to serve as peer counselors so students cun help one another In the light against drugs. "T ills Is a very dynamic pro­ gram ," Oliver said. “ We want It* support the students here lo their liencllt." DEATHS ALMA MAE BAGWELL Alma Mae Bagwell, 69. Sun Carlos Avenue. Sanford, tiled Wednesday. A|trll III, 1994. at Central Florida lU-gloual Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Horn Dec. H. 1924. In I'arma. Mo . she moved to Central Florida In 1972 Mrs. Hagwell was a hcnullclnn and a homemaker. She was a member of Sanford Church of C hrist, S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e s o n . Gregory E. Rockwell. Dt-Hary: s t e p d a u g h t e r s . It e v e r I y Rockwell, Rockville, Md., Ju d y Rockwell. Hagerstown. Md.: two grandchildren G r a m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e . Sanford. In charge ol arrange­ ments. LIZZIE W. SANDERS DONNA SUE W ILLIAMS D onna Sue W illia m s . 3H. Richmond Ave . Sanford, died I Intraday. April 14. 1994. hi her residence. Horn March 22. 1956. in Sanford, she was a lifelong resident Mrs Williams was a sell employed ltfiuscUrcpcr, She wu .ii member of Church ol God Survivors Include husband, To n y ; parents. Allien C. anil M a rilyn Richardson, Osteen; mollier. Clara Mac Richardson. Sanlord: sons. Michael Hopkins. Orange City. .Joshua. Sanford: siste rs, C n lc c n lila e k sh e a r. Springdale. Ark . Cathy Inman. J o y c e D a w s o n . K a tie A n n Mrldger. Misty Rlehardsou. all ol Osteen. Vicky Sniders. Sanlord; b r o th e r s . Jo e R ic h a r d s o n . R u s s e ll Richardson. Albert I. Richardson, Handy Richardson, idl ol Osteen. Rnljrrl Richardson. Sanlord Allm an-Long Funeral Home Dellary. In charge ol arrange merits Maude Coleman. MH. Ruby Street, Sanford died Wednes­ day. April 1.1. 1994. at her residence Horn Dee. 14. 1905, in Sanford, she was a lifelong resident. Mrs. C olem an was lottricrly a secretary lor Chelsea Abstract. She was a member ol First Hulled Meihotlisi Church. Sanford Survivors Include nieces. Ellen T Dosscy. and Martha T Vihlen. both of Sanford; nephews. A ir y C a rra w a y , A tla n ta , A n d re w C a rr a w a y . S a n fo rd . S id n e y ( arraway. Tllusvllle Kitssou Funeral Home. San lord. In charge ol arrangements Lizzie W Sanders. 76. of 132-1 Oleander Ave„ Sanford, died Wednesday. A |*r11 13. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San bird. Horn Feb 12. I9IH . in C olquitt. G il . she moved lo Sanford In 1940from there. Mrs Sanders was a Im m rm akrr and a memlrer of Triu m p h Holiness Church Su rvivors luehule Imsbanil. Robert: sons, Dud. Willie and ilu n y , all ol Saiilonl. Maurice. Madison, daughters. Llz/lt- Hill Del t ona St e p It a n I e Krawe/.ynskl. Del.and Sylvia Helser. Siinlord. sisti-rs, Rosa C o a c h m a n , Maggie F la g le r, Savannah Landis Essie Perry, all ol Sanford: 2H gr.uidi hllilren and I M great-grandchildren Wllson-Eli lielbergei M oriuarv ha . Sanford in < barge ol at raiigemeuts HAZEL V, MATHKRH W ILLIE "B IL L " T U H N E H TU R N E R .W IL L Il B IU Ha/, el V Mu ( h e r s . H 'J. luskawllla Hoad. Oviedo, died Wednesday, April 13. 1994. al Wilder i’urk Memorial Hospital Horn Feb l, 1905, In Nova Scot la. Canada she moved lo Central Florida lo 1936 Mrs. W illie " H il l I tim e r HI Soulhwesi Road. Sanlord. died Thursday. April 1-1. 1994. al Good Samaritan Home. Sanford. Horn J u ly 16. 1909. In Lloyd. Inmoved to Sanford in 1944. Mr. T u rn e r was a retired heavy Turner, 14 of Soulhwi^l Ho.»d Sanford who died ThyruLi/, will betwld J p m Sundtiy At Hr%Cu>e Church of God II Ninth Street end Hkfcory Avenue Interment to follow In the VA MfCfion of EvtrgrHn Cemetery Sanford Friendi may tfllf fit the funeral home Solurdiiy from %? p m Sunni# Funeral Heine WO Locust Aye MAUDECOLBMAN FUNERALS FufMffUl w v lc t f * It* M r Willie Hill •rftftford. 177 fJEJTff c»Ge«jerf errengemenn Continued from Page IA International Arrivals Term inal. Presclil facili­ ties at the terminal hulldlrig arc used for domestic flights. "Once the new huiltllng Is d o n e ," C'tHike said, "the present termi­ nal south side will be for bag­ gage claims, and the northern area for domestic lllghts aotl Might •connected services." Last week. Cooke said, ihe Florida Department of Transpor­ tation approved an additional lundlng grant, which will allow the main Aviation Authority, presently located al Hulldlrig I. to la- relocated to the second Moor of the new terminal. "W here we arc now ," Cooke said. "Is In very bail condition. Il has been here since 1942. and Is really not going lo see much more time. We have already scheduled II lor eventual demoli­ tion. although w r may give It to the fire department or find some other use." Th e building served as the main headquarters office when Ihe alrporl was the Navy and Naval Auxiliary Air Stations, In the 40s. 50's undcurly 60s. "O rig in a lly , we planned to have a portion of the area facing Ihe runw ay not completed for part of the second floor of Ihe new building." Cooke said. "Hut with this F D O T grant, we will he able to Include this in ihe present w ork." T h e $2.2 million for construc­ tion Is part of $3 million to be used. Cooke said Ihe rest of the money will be used for site work and parking lot development around the facilities. In addition lo the Alrporl Authority eventually moving lo the second floor of the new International Arrivals Term inal. Cooke said there will be up to one-third of tlic second floor space In the new building w hirl) w o u ld n o t be c o m p le t e ly finished, but made available for leasing, with the renters to pay lor completion. M o st U.S. blacks say racial eq u ality still far o ff By SARAH N0RD0REN Associated Press Writer C H IC A G O — Sixty-five perc ent ol American blacks questioned lu ii survey said racial equality will nnt come during their life­ time. If ever Memorial Continued from Page 1A for the animals who were lost and rims*- which sur­ vived Four tickets to Universal S tu ­ dios lit Orlando will he rallied olf as part ol the luudralsrr on Saturday. Person said the adoptive peo­ p le ip H ie >lngs which were |n|ured In the lire arc Ix-lng <out.ii ted and they will he pres­ ented with memorial plaques on Saturday. Halil win Falrrhlld Ornelerlcs and Funeral Homes has donaled a l i v e lo o t by th re e fool headstone to the Humane Sodely on which the dogs which lost their lives will t»- memorloll/eil White. Person slid, there Is not enough loom to name each dog Individually, a poem will he InsetIbcil on tin- headstone to rememlM-r them P e rs o n saltl c o m m u n i t y awareness Is essential in re­ building the Seminole County Humane Society facility. "W e need people to know what we iire doing," she said Th e survey of more than 1.000 blacks ulso Indicated a “ more radical black A m e rica than existed even five years ago" — particularly among younger and poorer blacks, who Increasingly embrace some aspects of black nationalism, said survey author Michael Dawson. " T h e m a jo rity of Africa n Americans believe that Am eri­ can society Is systematically utifair to African Americans and that the prospects for Improve­ ment ure low," said Dawson, a political science professor at Ihe University of Chicago. Elijah Anderson, it University ol Pennsylvania sociologist, said the findings, released Thursday, were not surprising. " A lol of this Is due lo the wavs In which blacks have been iii least symbolically closed out ol the political and social system over the past 12 or 13 years." said Anderson, author of "S tre e twise: Race Class and Change in the Urban C o m m un i­ ty." "Th a t doesn't mean they’ve been closed out lu actuality. Imt lu some symbolic sense, people see themselves iis being locked out." Dawson and his colleagues s u r v e y e d 1 .2 0 6 r a n d o m ly selected blacks by telephone late last year and early this year. The margin ol error was plus or minus 3 percentage points, Forty-two jicrceiil saltl racial equality would not tie achieved In their lifetime; 23 percent said II would never occur. A vast majority said American society. Its economic and legal systems are unfair to blacks Class Continued from Page l A and teachers over the next few weeks as well Willie Holt, director of middle school education for the district, Hiild It is only hy necessity and by financial pressures I hat m id­ dle schools ended up wi t h shortened days. Th e problem stemmed from the scheduling and financing problems of transporting the middle schoolers lo school beIween the high school students and the elementary school stu­ dents. Dr. Joe Wise, director of the school district's transportation services department, has In ­ formed the district admlnlstalors t h a t t h e r e w o u l d he few scheduling and routing pro­ blems lu providing hits service lo the students II the extra time were added to tin- middle school day. As tor the udded three minutes In each class. Holt said. It may not sound like much, tail II wlil make a world of difference. "It gives students un extra three minutes to study, lo work on ii computer, to work on an assignment." he said, "ll makes a big difference In the overall picture." EVERYONE'S TAKING A LOOK... And Finding Everything They N eed In The S a n fo r d H e r a ld • Local News • National / International News • Sports • Weather • Letters to the Editor • Church Page •Leisure Magazine •Comics • Classified Ads •Local Advertising •Sunday Health Fitness/Education/Buslness • Special Sections 86 Years o f Community Service To Subscribe Call Today! 322-2611 �Av ,57) •A - Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 15, 1B94 Chopper shootdown probe begins NATIONAL BRiEPS Paternity tests: Swabs replace needles G R EEN SB O R O . N.C. — Someone Ims conic up with n way to tnkc (tie sting out or paternity testing — at least for the baby. Genetic Design Inc., which processes 50.000 paternity tests a veur. has Introduced GcnSwab. n cotton swab that can collect DN A — an Individual’s genetic blueprint — by lifting cells from Inside the cheeks of even newborns. . ... „ Normally, paternity tests ore done by drawing blood wit needle It’s painful, and often It cannot tie done until the child Is at least 0 months old. said Dr. Holier! Uevcr. who oversees the Greensboro coni|>any's DN A department. "T h e blood samples are very reltnblr but they can be very traumatic for the baby and the parent." Never said. We fee we have a test that’s Just ns reliable while also being safer, cleaner and painless." GcnSwab will also enable mothers to establish the paternity of the child earlier and obtain child support more promptly. Th e technology already Is used by the Pentagon to Identify m ilitary personnel. . , Genetic Design Is offering GcnSwab tests for the same price as blood tests. 8195. Nursing mom escorted out of art exhibit T O L E D O , Ohio — A woman was asked to leave a Toledo Museum of Art exhibit containing Rubens nudes while she breast-fed her 3-month-old son. Th e museum later apologized and said nursing Is now allowed In exhibit rooms If done discreetly. Jane Noflke of Ann Arlxtr. Mich., complained that she was nursing In the corner of nn exhibition room Feb. 2l> while draped with a shawl when guards told her breast feeiltng was "not acceptable" and escorted her ton private room. "T h is ty|>e of unfriendly and aggressive behavior to u mother and nursing baby Is absolutely uncalled for.” she said In a letter to the museum. "W e posed no threat to the paintings nor other viewers. In fact, m any of the paintings had nude women In them, not that m y breasts were exposed.” Th e exhibit was devoted to the works of the 17th century Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens, known for his large and fleshy nude figures. Big Boy bounced out of New England SP R IN G FIELD . Mass. — Th e Big Boy needs to grow up. says a New England restaurant chain that's replacing the burger-toting kid In red-checked overalls with less fully cuisine. Alxlow Corp.. the region's last Big Boy franchise holder, has dropped Its affiliation with the Michigan-based Ellas Bios, chain that now holds the rights to the chubby-cheeked mascot. Th e fiberglass figure has been removed from 18 Alxlow restaurants In Massachusetts and Connecticut The break stemmed In part from a decision to move further Into fuinlly-style dining with menus featuring more home-style New England favorites and broiled loods with less fat. said George and Ronald Alxlow. The two operate the Sprlnglleldbased chulri. And as Big Boy became more Midwest-centered. Midwestern tastes and consumer preferences dominated Its menu and advertising, they said. "W e just felt we were not getting the value of service for the franchise fee.” George Abdow said Thursday. The chain has 050 restaurants concentrated In the Midwest and South, said To n y Michaels, vice president for murkcllng for Ellas In Warren. Mich. Me confirmed Atxlow’s defection. Government losing money W A S H IN G TO N — Th e government Is losing millions of dollars a year because many nutlonal parks aren’t collecting entrance fees as well as they could, according to Interviews and federal uudlts. Officials of the National Park Service urul Its parent agency, the Interior Department, disagree about the extent of the losses. An audit by Interior's Inspector general last year, obtained by Th e Associated Press, set the figure at us much as SI05 million. Th e Park Service acknowledged losses of ut least $-10 million a year but found fault with the auditing procedures of the IQ's office. "W e have not had the stalling to collect ns much money as could have been collected." Dick Martin, chief of resource and visitor protection at the Park Service, conceded In an Interview. ’It’s Just a matter of all the competing demands." You’re in good company W A S H IN G TO N — If you've been scurrying to meet tonight's midnight deadline for filing federal Income tax returns, you've got plenty of company. Th e Internal Revenue Service estimates It will receive 35 million returns plus 5 million extension requests this week — a goodly portion of them mailed today. Many IRS offices arc planning late hours to handle last-minute requests for forms und Information. And no doubt the familiar lines will appear at post offices. IRS Commissioner Margaret Milner Richardson says she hopes such queues soon will lx? a nightmare of the past, banished by modern Innovations such as electronic and telephone filing. WORLD /fS j( W/J J vffl' s*\J BRIEFS gjjggg Trade war waged M AR RAK ESH . Morocco - Th e y cumc to sign the biggest trade treaty In history todny. but the world's four biggest trading part pers spent most of their time waging trade war. The United States has failed to make headway In prying open Japan's markets and Is scuffling with Canada over wheat subsidies. And an Internal battle In the European Union over bananas threatens EU approval of u deal rcuched Wednesday with the United States on government procurement contracts. The disputes will not affect today's signing by about 120 countries of the Uruguay Round free-trade accords, reached under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. But the disputes may point to larger conflicts In store. Ethnic bloodbath continues K IG A LI. Rwanda — Rwanda's capltul smells of rotting flesh; Its streets arc littered with decaying corpses. Still, there was no letup In the central Afrlcun nation's ethnic bloodbath. Foreigners braved a rocket attack on Rwanda's airport Th u rsd a y as they fled the relentless fighting between government troops and the rebel Rwandan Patriotic Front. Mortar shells continued to explode ns rebels rejected U.N. efforts to broker a cease-fire. Rebels warned the 2,300 U.N. peacekeepers In Rwanda they would be considered "hostile" If they weren't out todny. • Th e U.N. Security Council hns decided not to withdraw the mostly unarmed peacekeepers, but said It would not use force to try to stop the bloodshed. From A ssociated Press reports . humnn errors, probably, and there might be process or system AP Military Writer________________ errors as well.” Fifteen of the dead were m ili­ W A S H IN G TO N Air Force Investigators are sorting through tary officers from the United gun camera footage, audio tapes States, three from Turkey, two and pilot Interviews to determine from B rita in and one from why two F -I5 C Jets shot down France, all supporting the U.N. two U.S. A rm y helicopters over humanllarlnn relief operation for th e K u r d i s h m i n o r i t y I n northern Iraq. northern Iraq. Five Kurd pas­ Defense Secretary W llllu m P e rry sa id he w a s tu k ln g sengers also were killed. Th e Pentagon had not released p e rs o n a l r e s p o n s ib ility for Thursday's tragedy in which 20 names of the dead by late people were killed when tlie Air Thursday. President Clinton expressed Force pilots apparently mistook "terrible sorrow" and pledged a their fellow soldiers for Iraqis. Already. Perry mild, changes thorough Investigation. He or­ In procedures had been In ­ dered U.S. flags on public build­ stituted to help prevent a recur­ ings throughout the nation to be flown at half staff through sun­ rence. "W e ’re continuing the opera­ set M onday "n s a m ark of tions In northern Iraq, but we respect for those who died ns n huve made some adjustments to result of the tragic Incident." Perry said he had set In our procedures ... which take the motion two Investigations. One, hair trigger ofr to a certain Initiated Immediately by Joint extent." Perry told AP Network Chiefs C h a irm a n Gen. Jo h n News. Th e secretary said that for Shallknshvlll. was to review the flight procedures In the three security reasons lie could not no-fly zones where U.S. aircraft describe the exact steps taken, fly — In northern and southern but presum ably rules under Iraq and Bosnia. which pilots attack targets have Perry asked Shallknshvlll "to been made more strict or the take action which can minimize authority for firing must come the chance of any kind of from higher-level officers. recurrence of this.” Perry said. Questioned how such a trage­ Ll. Gen. Richard Keller, the dy could occur. Perry replied. chief of operations for the U.S. "Th ere were errors. There were By BUSANNB M. S C H A P IR Congress requests nicotine papers Legal Notices NOTICE 0 T PUBLIC AUCTION Nolle# It hereby glvtn McConnell Toning will Mil *1 Public Auction Ior telvag# lor cats on demand to hlghetl bidder. th# following deurlbed vehicle* 4>M« J* Plymouth B yL A U R A N NEEROAARD Associated Press W riter W A S H IN G TO N - Cigarette makers are under orders to give Congress all studies, research no te s and even Internal memos atxnil any rescan h they've ever done on tile dangers and ad dlcllvcncsaof nicotine. T h e demand m ine hum angry m em bers ol a congressional s u b c o m m itte e , and after a heated exchange, top executives ol the nation's seven leading tobacco companies reluctantly agreed Thursday. But at the same time, the executives Insisted that ciga­ rettes aren’t any more harmful or a d d ictive than coffee or sweets. "I have a common-sense defi­ nition of addiction." said Philip Mo r ri s President W i l l i a m Campbell. "I'm a smoker and I'm not a drug addict. " "Y o u and I tilth know that T w in k le s don't kill a single A m e ric a n ." responded Rep Henry W axman. D-Callf. "T h e difference between cigarettes anti Tw in kle s and the other p ro d u c ts yo u m e n tio n e d Is death." T h e tobacco executives spent more than six hours testifying before W axm an's House Energy and C o m m e rc e health s u b ­ committee about what gtx-s Into cigarettes und whether the In­ gredients are dangerous. At a hearing session Wednes­ day. the Industry released Its long-secret list of chem icals added to cigarettes. But that s not enough, said Rep Ron W ydcn. I) Ore . who asked the companies to reveal how much of ttic chemicals are In Individual cigarettes, lie cited a new report by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that said without that Information, there was no way to calculate the toxicity or the chemicals. Publicizing chemical qu a n ­ tities would allow competitors to copy special brands, responded R .J. Reynolds Chairman Jam es Johnston. Th e Industry has of­ fered repeatedly to help the (.D C privately research these ques­ tions. but the government never accepted, he said. Th e government blames smok­ ing for 400.000 U.S. deaths a year. But the cigarette makers denied there Is proof cigarettes cause any Illness. T h e y denied manipulating the amount of nicotine In cigarettes or that the chemical Is addictive, two Issues the Food and Drug Administration Is considering In Its decision on whether to regu­ late cigarettes as drugs. "W e do not do anything to hook smokers or keep them hooked," said Johnston. "W e no more manipulate nicotine In cigarettes than coffee makers manipulate cufTcliic." But lawmakers said the In­ dustry Itself has done numerous studies on the Issues. Rep. Mike Synar. D-Oklu.. said a Philip Morris scientist discovered nico­ tine appeared addictive In 1983. live years before the U.S. sur­ geon general reached the same conclusion, but never published the findings. id European C o m m a n d , snld a group of m ilita ry and legal specialists would spearhead the Investigation, Including experts In F-15 and U H -00 Black Hawk helicopter operations. Representatives from the other nations who also lost people would be Invited to assist the study, said Keller, speaking by telephone with Pentagon report­ ers from the European Com ­ m a n d C e n te r In S t u t t g n r t . Germany. Following a survey of the crash site, the investigators would study the voice transmis­ sion tapes from the helicopters and the F- 15s. the cam era footage normally on the Jets and Hie radnr data from the A W A C s warning and control aircraft that observed the Incident, a senior Pentagon official Bald. U.S. military officials acknowl­ edged that during the three years allied aircraft have been patrolling northern Iraq, no Iraqi helicopters e ver hnve been sighted ns far north In the no-fly zone ns the Black Hawks were. Keller did say. however, that Increased Iraqi aircraft activity had been observed south of the zone delineated by the 30th parallel and that there had been sporadic Incidents of ground fire and Irnql radar activity Inside the zone. Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUSNAM E Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged at »*> Graity Pt Dr . 1101. Lake Mary, FL 11744. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fldltlou* Nam* ot MAIN STREET TRADING, and that I Intend to regltler tald name With tht Dlvilton ol Cor pur a tlont, Taliaha*»ee. Florida. In accordance with the provltlont ot Ihe Fldltlou! Name Statute*. ToWII Section 445 04, Florida Statute* 1741 Kamyar Zara Publlth April It. 1444 DEQ 141 HL4ID1F101404 4-10 14 JR41FAD44174S IG1AS44HSEB1117*1 I 1 *4 OJBuIck IG4AMI4E 104440*4* >4 44 44 Ford IFABP44MGM1UU' •>Dodge IB1BVS1G2FG204441 The auclion will be held at I] 00 pm on laid dale* above IN THE CIRCUIT COURT McConnell Towing 4 Recovery OF THE I4TM JUDICIAL 2100 Seniord Ave Sanford Fla CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR jir/ j Proipechve bidder* may | SEMINOLE COUNTY, imped vehicle* one hour to FLORIDA *ale Term* are ce*h or certified OENERAL JURISDICTION fund* McConnell Towing re DIVISION Mrve* the right to accept or I CASE NUMBER4I t i ll CA 14 ( reled any and all hid* I k is l a k n a t i o n a l b a n k . Publlih April It. 1444 Plaintiff. OEQ 144 JEREM Y A COOPER. ALTA M O N TE H E IG H TS CONOO MINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC. NOTICC OF Defendant!*) FICTITIOUS N A M I NOTICE OF SALE Notice it hereby glvtn.th*> I PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 am engaged In butlneti *13451 NOTICE I I HEREBY OIVEN Orlando Dr . Sanford. purtuant to an Order or Final Seminole County. Florida;order Judgment of loreclotur* dated Ihe Fldltlou* Name Ot C 4 N March Jt, 1444 and enlaced In INDUSTRIES, and that FTWend C*M No 41 2112 CA 14 E ol the to regltler tald name with Ihe Circuit Court ot the llth Judicial Dlvlilon ol Corporation*. Telia Circuit In and tor Seminole hattee. Florida. In accordance County, Florida wherein Kl»lak with the provltlont ol the National Bank Plalntllf and Fldltlou* Name Statute*. To Jeremy A Cooper and Jeremy Wit Section I4S04. Florida A Cooper and Altam onte Statute* 1441 Height* Condominium Attode Corey Witch lion Inc are defendant*. I will Publlth April It. 1444 tell to the hlghett and bett OEQ lit bidder tor ca*h at the wett Ironl door ol the Seminole County CourthouM, Ml N Park Ave NOTICE OF nue. Santord. Florida at II 00 FICTITIOUS NAME o'clock A M on April 14. 1444 the Notice I* hereby given that we following dater ibed property at are engaged In bullne** In Mt forth In tald Order or Final Oeltona. FL Volutla County. Judgment, towlt: Florida, under the Fldltlou* U n it 115. A L T A M O N T E Name ot PURR F E C T P ET HEIGHTS, a Condomlnum, and CARE, and that we Intend to an undivided 4111 Inleretl In the regitler taid name with the common elementt appurtenant Dlvltlon ol Corporation* Talia thereto In accordance with the hattee. Florida. In accordance Declaration ol Condominium with Ihe provlilon* ol Ihe tiled February 14. 147# In Ot Fldltlou* Name Statute*. To tidal Record* Book 110*. Page Wit Section I4t 04. Florida 1704. Public Record* ol Semi Statute* 1441. not# County. Florida; a/k/a lit Debora C ou rt. Altam onte Dawn A Leonard Spring*. Florida 11701 Nancy S Leonard Dated at Seminole County, Publlth April It. 1444 Florida April 1,1444 DEQ IM MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida NOTICE OF By Jan* E JaMwIc FICTITIOUSNAM E At Deputy Clerk Notice It hereby given that I Publlth April*. It. 1444 am engaged at 1444 Old Lake UEQ4S Mary Rd #111. Santord. Semi nole County. Florida, under the REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Fldltlou* Name ol AMICK FOR C U STO M W O O D C R A F T 4 HALFWAY HOUSE OESION. and that I Intend to PROORAMS regltler *ald name with the The State ol Florida. Depart­ Dlvltlon ol Corporation*. Talla m ent ol H e a lth and Re hattee, Florida. In accordance hablIllative Service*. Juvenile with the provldon* ol the Juttlc* Quality Atturanc* Ol Fldlllou* Name Statute*. To lice. O lllrld 7. I* tolldllng Wit Section 441 04. Florida propotalt tor the provlilon ol Statute* 1441 Halfway Moute Program* In Scot Amlck Orange. Otceole. Brevard and Publlth April It. 1444 Semlnola Countle*. The pro DEQ I1T gram* will Mrve on* hundred thirty five (lit ) moderate rltk committed male youth. Coplet ol the completed Requett lor NOTICE OF Propotal are available from FICTITIO USN AM E M ik e J o h n io n . P ro g ra m Notice I* hereby given that I Speclallit. Suit* TISC South am engaged at 100 E a tt Tower, 400 W#*t Roblnton Semoran Boulevard. Cattal Street. Orlando. Florida 11*01. berry. Florida 11707. Seminole 1407) 411 4214. Notice or Intent County. Florlde. under the lo Submit a Propotal mu»l be Fldltlou* Nam* ol REGENCY received by April 24. 1444 at S:00 SQUARE, and that I Intend to p m IES T). All propotalt mutl regltler tald name with Ihe be received by May 11. 1444 al Dlvltlon ol Corporation*. Talla 1 00 p m. (E S T). The Depart hattee. Florida. In accordance menl reMrvet the right to r*|*c! with the provltlont ol the any and all propotalt or accept Fldlllou* Nam# Statute*. To minor Irregularltle* In the bett w ill Section 445 04, Florida Inleretl ol the dale. Certified Slalute* 1441. Minority Butlnett Enferprltet FEM A VENTURES. INC. are encouraged to participate. Lawrence J. Spiegel Publlth: April IS. 1444 Publlth: April It. 1444 DEQ 70 DEQ 114 •OOidt I , Pont r . . Need Assistance With Your Ads? Our Professional Ad Representatives Will Be Happy To Assist You In Any O f Your Classified or Display Advertising Needs. S an fo rd H e ra ld * is— k s K*. 1 n lln la H r Keller afiid snld Ithe F-15 pilots tired m issile s at the h e lic o p te rs 4 ! because they thought the Blnrk H a w k s were Irnql attack helicopters known as Hinds. "T h e pilots of the F -IB s feel they had positively Identified the « i Hinds." said Keller. Iraq Is prohibited under a U.S. and allied enforced no-fly ar­ rangement from using pluncs or helicopters north of the 36th parallel. Violators are subject to being shot down by U.S. or allied patrol planes. Keller said the pilots of the single-seat F -IS s were flying In daylight. In good weather, und established what he culled " v i­ sual Id e n tific a t io n " of the choppers. In other words, they could sec the choppers but mistook them for Irnql. U.S. warplanes and helicopters normally use electronic Iden­ tification systems designed to tell friend from foe. A s k e d w h a t t h r e a t t he helicopters might have posed that Justified shooting them down, Keller replied. " I honestly don't know." A Kurdish spokesman said the helicopters were ferrying U.S . British. French and Turk ish of­ ficers from the U.N. office In Zakho. near the Turkish border. Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IO H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CASE NO. 44-47I-CA-I4-L C ITY OF SANFORD POLICE DEPARTM ENT. Plaintiff v* RALPH RASH. Defendant NOTICEOF FOR FEITURE PROCEEOINO TO RALPH J RASH. 110 BALBOA COURT. SANFORD FL FATINA RASH. ItO BALBOA COURT. SANFORD. FL and all Other! who claim an Inter**! in the below detenbed property Chlel Ralph Huttell ot the Santord Police Deparlment. Seminole County, Florida through h it o ltlc a r t. In vatllgalort or agtnlt. Mliad the tubltctpreparty, to wit. 17*0 OOU S CURRENCY on March 4. 1444. al or near Semlnola County. Florida, and It prttenlly holding tald property tor the purpoM ot torleltur# purtuant to Section* 411 701 707. Florid* Statute*, hat R E ­ QUESTED that an Honorable Judge o! the Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Florlde. Itlu# a Finding ol Probable C tu u why the above property thould not be tor felted to the above agency You will be Mnl * copy ol the Finding ol Probable CeuM once It It tlgned by the Judge end II wilt edviM you how and when lo retpond to Ihtt requett tor forfeiture I HEREBY C E R TIFY THAT a true and correct copy ol the foregoing hat been furnlthed to the above named eddrtiMt by U S reglitered melt, return receipt requetted thlt llth day ol April. 1444 NORMAN R WOLFINGER STATE ATTORNEY BY Ann# E Richard* Rutberg Attltlant Stale Atlor ney Florida Bar 1247401 Of tic* ot the State Attorney 100 Eatt Flrtt Street Santord. FL 11771 407 J21 7514 Publlth: April 11. 21.14*4 DEQ 141 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIO H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE OIVISION CASE NO. PR 41 4*0 CP IN RE: Etlaltol JOSEPH R STEENBEKE Deceived N O TICEO F ADMINISTRATION The edmlnltlrallon ot the E it a t e ol J O S E P H R STEEN BEKE. Oeceeted. File PR 41 4MCP. ll pending In the Circuit Court lor Seminole County, Florlde. Probate Olvl tlon. Ihe eddrett ol which It Seminole County Courlhoute, Santord. Florida. The name* and addratMt ol tha pertonal rep ratenlallva and ol tha partonal rapratantallva't at­ torney are Ml forth below Any Inleretled perton upon whom thlt notice It Mrved who Intend* lo challenge the validity ol lha will, tha qualification* ol tha partonal rapratanlallva. vtnu*. or lurltdlctlon ol lha court, and all pariont having claim* agalnit thlt attala who art tarvad with a copy ol Ihlt nolle*, ar* required lo III* with Ihlt court tuch ob|tcllon or claim within the later ol three month* alter Ihe del* ol Ihe lint publication ol Ihlt nolle* or thirty day* alter the date ot tervlce ot a copy ol Ihlt nolle* on that perton Pariont having claim* agalntl lha atlala who ar* nol known lo Ihe partonal repreMntatlv* and whole name* or addratMt ar* not reetonably aicertalnabl* mutl III* all claim* agalntl the atlala wllhln three month! alter Ihe del* of the lin t publication ol tbit nolle*. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The dal* ol Ihe lint publica­ tion ol Ihlt notice It April IS. 1444 Pertonal RepreMntatlv*: JoMph J. Sleenbek* 2111 Sweelalr* Court Apopka. Florlde 12711 JenS. RoMnberg Attorney lor Pertonal RepreMntatlv*: 111 Eatt Mark* Slreel Orlando. FI. 11101 Fla Bar l I0S4S4 Publlth: April It. 22.1444 DEQ lit Legal Notices NOTICEOF FICTITIOUSNAM E Nolle* It hertby given that w* ar* engaged In butlnett al 404 Sllvertmllh Circle. Lake Mery 1274*. Samlnol* County. Florida, under Ihe Flctlllou* Nam* ol S H E FFIE LD HOMEOWNERS A S S O C I A TlON. and tht* we mte-d to regltter tald name with the Dlvltlon of Corporation*. Talla hattee. Florida. In accordance with the provltlont ol the Fldltlou* Name Statute* To Wit Section 441 04. Florid* Statute* '441 SILVERLAKES WEST HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC Kent R Wllklnt Jeffrey Green Publlth ApriMS. 1444 DEO 114 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIO H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION C A S IN O 41 1174CAM OIVISION E V IC T O R IA M O R TG A G E CORP., Plaintiff vt BERTR AN D T GRAFFIS at el. Delendeniltl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to e Order Retchedul Ing Foreclotur* Sal* dated April 4. 1444. and entered In Ca m NO 4} 1174 CAME ol Ih# Circuit Court ol Ih* E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein VICTORIA MORTGAGE CORP It the Plalntllf and BERTRAND T GRAFFIS and' AUDREY G GRAFFIS ". hit tpouM II mar rled. HD R EALTY, INC . and SAN FO RD P LA C E HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC ar* the Defendant*. I will Mil lo th* hlghett and bail bidder tor cetn at Ih* well front ttept ol tho SEMINOLE County Court houM at It 00 e m . on th# llth day ol May. 1444. Ih* following dttcrlbed proparty at Ml lorth In tald Final Judgment LOT 40 SANFORO PLACE. A SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREO F AS RECORCED IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAGES 11 THROUGH 11. OF THE PUBLIC RECURDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR I0A WITNESS MY HAND and Ih# Mel ot thlt Court on April II. 1444 (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Cltrk Publlth: April IS. 22.1444 OEQ lit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIO H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.41 II74-ME F IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L BANK OF FLORIOA. PlalntllKtl. V4. DONALD J. BRADY, ttal. Deltndanllt) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuant lo a Final Judgment ol lorodoturt doled April 4. 1444. and anlarad In Cat* No 41 1274 I4E ol Ih* Circuit Court ol tho E IO H TEEN TH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMINOLE County, Florlde wherein FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA It Ih* Plaintiff and DONALD J. BRADY and CASA P A R K V I L L A S OF TUSCAWILLA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., ar* Ih# Deltndanti. I will Mil lo Ih* hlghetl end bett bidder f jr cath on Ih* well Ironl tlept ol Ih* SEMINOLE County CourthouM al 11:00 * m „ on th* 101ft day ot May, 1444. th* following d# tcrlbod properly at Ml forth In told Final Judgment: Lot 4. Block I. CASA PARK VILLAS, PHASE I. according lo th* plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book It. Pogot 14 and 11 ol Ih# Public Record* ol Semlnolo County, Florlde. WITNESS MY HAND end Ih* Mel ol Ihlt Court on April 4. 1444 (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clorkol Ih* Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Cltrk Publlth: April 11.21.1444 DEQ IS* �sil iLt B S p o rts IN BRIEF LOCALLY i Hornets hold off Magic O R LA N D O Alonso Mourning, overshad­ owed statistically by Shaqulllc O'Neal. made the biggest shot of the game os Charlotte tightened the Eastern Conference playofT race with a 112-108 win over Orlando on Thursday night. Mourning made a 15-foot Jumper over O'Neal utter Orlando’s All-Star center scored 12 con­ secutive points lo trim Charlotte's lead to 109-107 with Just under a minute to go. O'Neal led Orlando with 37 points and 10 rebounds. Dennis Scott had n season-high 32 points while Nlrk Anderson scored 2 1. Santiago, Abbott lead Marlins MIAMI Hcnlto Santiago hit a three run double and Kurt Abbott followed with a homer as Florida scored six runs In the first Inning and boat Houston 8-2 Thursday. .Jeff Conlne hit a two-run hisner and moved Into a tic for the NL lead with five. Pete llarnlsch (0-2| lasted only two-thirds of un Inning against the hot-nnd-cold Marlins. Th e y've stored 32 runs In four victories and nine In five defeats. Panthers shoot down Islanders MIAMI — Jody Hull scored two gouls and Jo h n Vanblcsbmuck broke out of a slump with 33 saves Thursday night In Florida's 4-1 victory over the New York Islanders, the team which edged the Panthers out of the N H L playoffs. Florida hud hoped the final game of the regulur season would Ik- u slow dow n for the eighth and final playoff |>oslllon In the Eastern Conference, but the Islanders foiled that plan Wednesday with a 2-0 win over Ta m p a Itay. 1 Lightning finish with win S T . P E TE R S B U R G - Petr Kllma and Jo hn Tucke r each scored twice and Daren Puppa made 31 saves as l ampa Bay beat Quebec 5-2 Thu rsd ay In the season finale for both teams. Both teams finished out of tlx- playoffs, but the vtctory helped second-year Ta m p a Bay end on u positive note. Th e Lightning finished lust In the Atlantic Division, but their record of 30 43-11 produced 71 points. 18 better than their Inaugural season. C o n fe r e n c e Greyhounds slug way to SAC softball crown By DEAN SMITH c h a m p io n s O K I YHOUNDI 14. P A T R IO T II Herald Sports Writer A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS The •'real" Lym an softball leant showed up at Lake Brantley Th u rsd a y night, much to the chagrin of the Patriots. Over the past couple of weeks the Greyhounds had been playing well enough to win. hut had not really been swinging the bats with author­ ity like they had early In Ihe season. That changed Thursday night as Lym nu exploded for 17 hits and clinched Ih r first-ever Seminole A t h l e t i c C o n fe re n c e fa s tp llc h softbull llllc with a 14-8 victory over Lake Branllcy at Patriot Field. “ Th e real Lym an Is back," said Lym an head coach Christy Tlbbltts. “ T h i s ( the c h a m p io n s h ip ) Is uwesome, I'm so proud of the girls. Lake Brantley Is tough to bent here. Th e y always have been nnd nlways will be. We've been talking about this game for the past three weeks." Th e Greyhounds used a pair of five run Innings to take a 10-1 leud. but needed a three-run sixth Inning to put the game away after the Patriots appeared to be taking the momentum after scoring six runs In the fourth and fifth Innings to cut the lead to IO-7. "W e made a good try." said Lake Brantley head coach Brian Shafer about ills team's comeback. "W e Just have not been hitting Ih r hall very good Ihe last few games. Lyriinn did (hit Ihe hall) tonight nnd that was a big key." Th e victory was the Greyhounds' 18th In 17 starts and eighth without a loss In the conference. Th e SAC LymM «»o » i I - a It > L jk t S r.n tl.y SI (S I - I I I I Hlihop end Acty Fr**burg *nd Slulltr WP — OitSop (14 1). LP - Fr*«burg (13 41. S*v* pony 2D — Lyman. Jo Baland. Acyy, L«ka Drynllay, Slullyf. Whlty 0»vl* )B - Lyman. Cragyr MR — Lyman. Kallcak Rytofd* — Lyman I* 1,1 0 SAC; Laka Bfanllay 14 *. 4 3 SAC crown was the third straight for Lym an, which had shared the title the past two seasons. Senior pitcher Michelle Bishop allowed 14 hits, but only three of the eight runs were earned and she did not walk a batter as she ran her record to a lofty 14-1. Powering the Lym nn offense were Karen Kallcak (3-for-5. home run. two runs, four RBI), Carolyn Crngcr (3-for-G. triple, two runs, two RBI). Jaim e Belaud (2-for-4. double, run. RBI). Wcndl Accy (2-for-3. double, three runs. RBI). Bishop (2-for-5, two runs, three RBI) nnd Jnlm e Sharp 12-lor-U. RBI). Also c o n trib u tin g were J o d i Belnnd (l-for-3. two runs). Stncey R itte r ( l - f o r - 5 , ru n . R B I) and freshman Jonnle Belnnd I l-for-5. run). The Ions ended a five-game w in­ ning streak for the Patriots, who are now IG Q overall and 8-2 In the SAC. Pitcher Annie Frccburg also de­ served a better fate, as only eight of the 14 runs were earned, but she saw her record fall to 13-4. Providing the offense for Lake B r a n t l e y wer e S t a c e y S t u l l c r (3-for-l. double, four RBI). Nadine Whlte-Davls |2-for-4. double, run). Tracy Brown and Katie llclntcrs (both 2-for-4 with n run scored and □ See Champions, Page 2B Myratd Photo by M «k Ham, Lyman oulllolders and alstors Jodi (loll) and Jamlo (fight) Boland colobralo tho Groyhounds' Somlnolo Athletic Conloronco championship clinching win over Lake Brantley. Tholr younger sister. Jonnlo, plays socond baso Lake Mary on verge of another . SAC sweep Shula, Huizenga talk contract MIAMI — Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula formally discussed a contract extension with prospective team owner II. Wayne Huizenga for the llrst time. Their 43-m lnule visit Wednesday offered an Indication thut Shula will remain with the Dolphins after his current contract expires following the 1904 season. "W e discussed things In general but there weren't any specific details about the contract, Shula said. By TO N Y DeSORMIER Horald Sports Editor W HAT’S HAPPENING TODAY Hanks Photo by Edutid Wolly Baseball □Samlnols at Laka Mary, 7 p.m. □ Laka Brantlayat Lyman. 7 p.m. □ Ovlado at Laka Howall, 7 p.m. Boys' Golf □ Ovlado va. Daytona Baach-Saabraeza Ocoansldo, 3:30p.m. □ L.Howall va. DaLand at Monastery, 3:30 p.m. Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis □ SAC Tournamant at Sanlando Park, 3:30 p.m. Track and Field □ Lyman Invitational, 4 p.m. SATURDAY JUCO Baseball □ Samlnola CC at Florida CC-Jackaonvilla, 2 p.m. Baseball □ □ □ □ □ Samlnola at Laaaburg, 1 p.m. Laka Mary at DaLand, 1 p.m. Ovlado at Deltona. V, 1 p.m .;JV, 3:30 p.m. L.Brantley at Mlaml-Weatmlnater, 12:30 p.m. Lake Brantley at Mlaml-Pace, 4 p.m. Weightlifting □ C la ta 4A stale meet, Palatka High School □Claaa 5A state meat, University High School BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p.m. — W K C F 18. Orlando Magic at Boston Celtics. (L) Complete listings on Page 2 B ________________ Freshman second baseman Larry Hardy Jr. (No. 2) singled and scorod tho Raiders' only run In Somlnolo Com m unity College's 3-1 loss lo the Lake City Community College Tlmborwolvos T h u ^ ^ Tho defeat pula an end lo any hopesfilial^Iho Raiders had ol finishing Iho soason with a winning rocord. Winning season slips away from SCC From Btalf Reports______ ____________________________ L A K E C IT Y — Seminole C o m m u n ity College s baseball team saw lls chances for n winning season ended by strong pitching und Its own defensive lapses In a 3-1 Mid-Florida Conference loss ut Lake City Com m unity College Thursday afternoon. Anthony Von Doltcrcn (1-3) pitched well enough to win. scattering seven hits over eight Innings, but three errors led to three unearned runs as the Raiders fell lo 18-23 overall nnd 9-11 in the conference. Th e local squad only lias four regular season games left, so the best they can (Irtish Is 22-23. SCC also Buffered nl the plate ns, after getting two hits in the first Inning. Tlm bcrw olf hurler Carlton (2-4) held the Raiders without another safety unlll the seventh Inning. S C C ’s lone run came In the top of Ihe ninth Inning as Lake City Improved lo 18-20 overall and 9-12 TIMBERWOLVEV 1. RAIDERS t Wmlnol# Community Colltg* JJJ ??' _ 1 * „ L*k# City Community Coll»g« * \p 1 Von Dolloron and Ellror Carlton and Dorry WP - Carlton IJ4 L IP Von Dollaron (13) Sava - nona IB - Samlnola C C . Elliar; Laka City C C Lopat 3B — nona HR — nona Rtcord* — Samlnola Community Collage 1V33.P II MFC; LakaC|ly Community Collaga II 34.1 IIM FC . In th c M -F C . Doing Ihe hitting for the Raiders were Larry Hardy J r . (single, run). Ronald Hollister (single. RBI) and Spruce Creek's Isaac Cruz. Sanford's Rick Eckstein. Deltona's Pelt- Bczcrcdl and Noel Elizcr (one single each). SCC will he on Ihe road Saturday for another M-FC game at Jacksonville with Ihe conference champion Florida Com m unity College Stars at 2 p.m. Th e Raiders will conclude the season with three games next week. Tuesday at Valcnclu nnd Thursday and Saturday at home against Santa Fe nnd Central Florida. A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - One. the singles competition dually was f i n i s h e d T h u r s d a y n i g h t at Sanlando Park. Lake Mary High School was In position In sweep tinboys' und girls' tllk-s In Seminole At hletic Conference tennis tournament. Th e Rum lx>ys. who won all Un­ live singles llnals. took a com m an­ ding 15 - It) lead over Lake Brantley Into doubles play. Trailing the lenders are Seminole (41. Oviedo |3). Lyman (2) and Lake Howell 11). Lake Mary's girls, who claimed three of the five singles crowns, led Oviedo 13-9 with Lake Brantley (H| a close third. They're followed by Lake Howell (4). Seminole 111. and l.yman (0). Luke Mary won Imth conference titles last year. Th e Ram boys are shooting for llu-lr fourth consecutive S A C crown. According to Lynum High School coach und tournament director Jack Bloomlngdnlc. Utc doubles portion of the tournament will be completed (hisafternoon alSanlando Park. "W e were going to try and gel tinw hole th in g In to n ig h t." said Dloomlngdulc Thursday night. "But there wus Just no way. So we'll come hack tomorrow and wrap II up." After the seed meeting Tuesday night. II look like the boys' hall of I See Tennis. Page 2B Marlins, Red Sox parlay walks into Little Major wins From Staff Reports______________________ _____ SA N FO R D — As Branch Rickey used to say, "O h . those bast-son balls." Th e Marlins and the Sunnlland Corporation Red Sox look advantage of wildness on the behalf of their opponents as both "walked" to victory In Sanford Recreation Department Little Major Baseball League action Thursday night. In an American Division game at Roy Holler Field, (he normally hard-hitting and high-scoring Red Sox were limited to only three hits by the Stair Realty White Sox pitching. But the defending city champions still got their seventh victory without a loss. 3-2. ns Levi Raines J r. drew a bases loaded walk with two out In the bottom of the sixth. Raines' walk was Ihe fourth of the Inning around two strike ouls. Th e National Division contest at Lnkcfronl Field was not quite as exciting, but tl was still the wulk that spelled the difference as seven free THE BEST COVERAGE of passes and one hit led lo five llrsl liming runs that propelled Ihe Marlins lo a 10-2 decision over the Expos. Five of Ihe first six Marlins Imltcrs walked lo plale two runs before a Ricky Wells single scored another. Tw o more walks added two more runs to the total. Th e league will return lo a lull six-game schedule Saturday. At Roy Holler Field, the Fun World at Flea World Cardinals (2-5) play the Red Sox (7-0) al 8 a.m.; the Rlnkcr Materials Dodgers (5-2) fuce the Cook Construction Orioles (3-4) at 10 a.m.: and the Freddie Howard Pirates (1-8) take on the White Sox (4-3) at 4:45 p.m. At Lakcfront Field, the Railroaders Cubs (7-0) welcome the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Royals (6-1) ut 8 a.m.: Ihe Expos (1-6) battle Ihe First Union Bank A s (0-7) at 10 a m .: and the Marlins (4-3) meet Ihe Fisher. Laurence. Dccn & Fromang Blue Jays (2-5) at 4 45 p.m. SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ Iff - ■'a '. ROY HOLLER FIELD Whit* Vo* R»d Vo* LAKE FRONT FIE LD Morlln* E*pot 10) 000 - 1 > 101 001 - 3 I >10 Oil — 10 » 001 001 — 1 1 Pacing the Red Sox were Rallies and Nick Erickson (double and one run each). Adam Frank (single) and Eddie Morales (game-winning run). Doing the hitting for the White Sox were Donovan Daniels (double, single, two runs). Danny Weyh (two doubles) and Aaron Hubbard (single). P ovldlng the offense for the Marlins were Wells (three singles, two runs). Nick Ireland (two singles). Ryan Spradlen (single, two runs). Brandy Black and John Kllllngsworth (one single and one run each). Daniel Whiled (single), Robert Lowe (three runs) und Ryan Blclchncr (run). Hitting for the Expos were Victor Gilbert (single. Iwo runs) and Brandon Bates (single). > HERALD DAILY - _______________ . �2D - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, April 15, 1994 ST ATS & STANDINGS 10), 7:11p m Cincinnati (Im IHy 10) al Philadelphia ( JudenO II, 7:31p m Los Angeles (Ke Gross 001 al Pittsburgh At Sanlerd Orlando I I Smith I II, 7:14 p m Thursday night Houston (Drabek I II al New York First race-1/16, B It 0] (P Smllh I II, 7:80p m 1Happy Hero 10 00 5 (0 7 60 San Diego (Sanders 101 al SI. Louis SFoay And Smooth 4C0 n r (Tewksbury 2 01, 0 01pm 8 Task Honeycomb 300 Montreal (Faisero 0 0) al Colorado o n II It H P I I I I I I U T I I S 4) 1)7 70 (ReynosoO I), 9 Olp.m Second race — 1/1. O: If 01 Saturday's Games 5 Dutch Diwroo ST 90 I K 8 00 Houston aI New Vor k. 1 40 p m 7 team Etlorl 7 70 8 00 Allanlaal Chicago. 3:70p m IR U S e l 1070 Montreal al Colorado. 3 05 p m Q 17 II II M P (] A ll II 60 T (1 1 I I 1414 M San Frandsceat Florida, 7:01 p.m. P IAII1I 8 10 DD II II 74I.10 S I I M J| Cincinnati al Philadelphia, 7:01 p m IIIS.N Los Angelesal Plllsburgh, 7 04p m. Third race-1 /11,0. It II San Diego al SI Loult. I OSpm •Color Quit 1 80 I 70 8 80 8Omni Discovery I9 70 IS 00 AMERICAN LE AOUE 8 Wary Keeper 710 All Times EOT 0 (8 I ) 71.70 P I I 8) 11080 T (18 81 811 80 East Division Fourth ro il — 1/18, Ct 11.88 W L Pel. GB 1 Curtin Albert s 80 180 3 00 Boston 6 3 88) 7 Shelby Su« 8 00 3 70 Baltimore 3 S 67S 8 Buckeye Burner 880 Toronto 6 4 800 i» Q I I D H M P M 7) 9SM TM 7 4)119 29 New York 8 4 SCO tw Filth ra c e - 1/16, E : 71 80 Detroit 4 3 133 3 6Maestro Porlii 9 00 7 00 3,80 Central Olvlllen lC uitln Vernon 9 00 8 10 L Pci. OB w 7Corot Fleme 8 00 Cleveland 6 1 as7 — Q 114)17 00 P to n B 80 T (81 71188.14 Milwaukee S 3 631 H* Slilhrace — 1/11, Di 11.81 Chicago 4 1 SS8 lltlttorlcal Glory 17 80 S 70 IDO Kansas City I 3 798 4 5 Air Bravo Reign so 00 IS 80 300 43* Minnesola 3 7 1 Bikini Watcher 8 80 Wtsl Owls Ion Q 11 1) Ill.M P (1 All) 11.00 T ( M i l 1041 80 W L Pet, OB P (All 1)18.80 Oakland 4 S 5S6 Seventh race — 1/18, B: 11.81 Calllornla 5 3 SCO 11 7 Pi David 77 00 S 80 8 70 Ttias J 3 379 111 1Judy's Dash 3 00 3 00 Seallle 4 7 7)0 Hi 8 Great Reverence loo DOQ8 O (I I) 18.80 P II I) 13.M T (118) IK 80 S (1 1 0 -I) 810 00 Eighth r a c e - 1/187, C: 11.10 1Champion! Chance 8 80 1 00 3 00 8Spill Tackle 8 00 8 80 7MI Rapid Feel 5 80 O il 8)18.80 P (| 8)8480 T i l 01)88184 Ninth race — 1/8, C: It 01 8 Edward 11 18 70 8 80 8 80 7Magic Critter 11 to 310 1 Aok Lelty 8 80 0 (7 8) 11 80 P 18 7) gt.80 T (8 71) 1311.70 lOthrace — 1/lt.Ci 11.18 lE y e N E y e 74 80 10 80 8 80 7 Task RIoGrande 8 80 3 40 IMamboDueen J *j 0 (1 7118 80 P i l l ) 74 00 I 17 1 11880 80 11th race — V II, U 11.11 8Hondo Sparkler 18 80 1180 8.10 7Curvy Courtney 800 8 80 7Summ Gush 5 70 O 118) 11 40 P 18 1)88 80 T (8 1 1) 689 *0 T T 17 1 84-1710.04 Jackpot 7)71.80 Itth re c e -l/ H , A: Jl.oi 1 Petite Feel 7 « 19 » i w 8Caro's Avenger 0 00 1 00 IPUNookyRay 180 O i l 81 87.80 P (1 4) HOOT (I 4 1)118 00 1)lh race — I/O. C; II tl 7 Lightning Feel 10 80 S TO 7.70 I Barbary Bey 8 00 7 00 IMiss SI Thomas 7 70 O (18) 71.80 P (8 1) II 70 T (811) 178 M S (8 I 1 All) SI8 M A - t / l j H — 1108.58) JA I-A LA I A) Or Undo Seminole Thursday night First gama I Pardo 71 ao 17 00 11.10 8 Belo 8 10 8 80 IForurla 0 80 0(181 71.70 P (M l 7* 00 T (1 8-1) 111 80 Second game 1 Belo Oyar) 1 80 7 00 12 80 I Onalndla Forurla 18 80 180 1 Arleche Josa 7.70 0 11 )1 17 48 P 17 111) 40 T (1 1 2) 1)8 80 OD ( I I ) 14.tO Third game 8 Pardo Forurla 18 70 7 70 7 00 I Plla Reyes 7 70 7 OO 8 Osa Odr lorola 8 80 0(1 811610 P (4 H I D ) I (* 18) Itl.IO . Fourthqime TOnamdla 21 80 0 00 1 80 70 U a 12 80 18 00 eForuria 8,70 Q <7 71 5* 40 P (7 71 100 80 T (1 7 8) 8)8 70 Fltlhgame 4 Belo Jose 71 80 7 10 11 80 7Osa Oyar I t 80 100 1 Arleche Reyes 8 00 Q (2 1) II 40 P 111) lit.00 T (1 1 1) 181 40 llilhgame 7 Pardo Aguirre 1 Onaindla Oyarl 8 Arleche Enrique 70 10 8 80 5 80 4 80 1 80 180 0 (1 7) 107.80 P (7 3) 184.80 T (7 3 8) 0 00 T (7 3 All) lit 14 Sevtnlhgame lErklaga 18 80 8 84 3.80 SAipIrl 8 00 8 00 2 Don 8 80 a ( M l )t 00 P (M l tl 80 T (M 2) 178.M Elghtigeme SOlea Erklaga 1180 8 70 7 80 7 Mend Ibe Oyarl 3 80 3 40 8 Fltpa Chlmela 8 80 0 (1 1) 70.00 P 1! 1) fl.00 T T (118) 107.80 Ninth gome 8 Mendlbe Victor V 80 8 70 3 40 7 Aipillaga Erklaga 8 80 8 70 1 Berra Bob 3 00 Q (8 7) 11.10 P (8 7) 0470 T (8 71) 111 40 T T carryover t i l l oo 10th game 7 Mendl lE rk la g a SArrarola 71 80 1120 12 30 3 70 7 00 8 00 0 17 7) 81.10 P (7 1) HI M T ( M l ) 148 10 lllhgem t 0 Oita Vidor 48 70 14 00 11 00 1 Berra Mendl 8 00 3 80 1 Napa Erklaga 110 0 (1 8184 M P H II 110.10 T H i ll 11) 80 llthgtmo 8 Napa Bob 9 80 1 80 3.70 1 Olea Uralde 15 00 9 10 I Berra Vidor 2 80 0 (1 81 18 10 P (8 )1 129.M T (8 3 1) 188.20 Q D I1 8 A 1 AIIM IOOQDtl 814 All) 189.70 l)thg>m* 1 Napa 18 00 1M 8.80 1 Beltran 7 00 7 80 1 Rene 11 70 Q (I I ) It 70 P (I II 111.10 TS (M i l 9180 Jackpot 9291.09 Hlhgtme 8 Arplllaga Arrarola 21 00 7 40 4 00 I Mendihe Uralde 8 00 3 80 7 Napa Vidor 3,80 a (1 81 21 10 P (4 1) 119.80 T (8 1 71 8)0 80 $ H I All All) 830.00 DOI7 8) 119.30 T l 101.00 A-697; H - 180,401 BASEBALL STANDINQS NATIONAL LEAGUE All Tlmts EOT East Mvlslon a Allanla New York Florida AAontreal F'hlladelphla Cincinnati SI, Louis Houston Plllsburgh Chicago w 9 5 L Pel. 1 900 3 42) S .444 3 444 5 4m 4 4 4 Central Divitton L W 4 2 3 S 5 4 4 4 3 GD — 1 4V| 41) 41* GB .2)0 — 42) 1 Pel. 3)4 H* 300 2 1 .373 3 Wttl Divitlon w L Pel. GB 5 4 3)4 — San Francisco 3 S 373 Colorado 3 6 333 2 Los Angel** 100 4)1 San Diego 1 9 Thursday's Gamts Florida 1, Houston 2 St Louis?, Los Angeles 1 New York 10. Chicago? Plllsburgh 8. San Diego 2 Allanla 6, San Francisco 1 Colorado5. PhlladelphlaO Friday's Oames Admit* (Glavlna 10) al Chicago (Young 001.1 701. m San Francisco I Swill 1 II at Florida (Rapp Thursday's Gomes Baltimore 7. Detroit 1 New York 10. Chicap) I Minnesota 1. Oaklari) 4 Milwaukee 7, Teiasl California a. T or onto < Friday's Oames New York IPerei 0 0) al Detroll (Wells I 11,7 01pm Kansas City (Cone 0 1) al Cleveland IMardneiO l|. 7:04p m C hicago (F e rn e n d e i I I ) al Boston (ClemensOOl, 7:01p m Baltimore (Rhodes 01) al Ttsas (Helling 0 0 ). 1:11pm Minnesota IDeshaiesOll al Oakland (Van PoppelOO). 10 01 p m Toronto (Slewart 101 al California (An derson I 0). 13 O lp m M ilw aukee (H lg u e ra 0 01 at Seattle (JohnsonO 11,10:15pm. Saturday's Oames Kansas City alCUveland, 1:01p m. Chicago al Boston, I O lp m Naw York al Detroil, 1:14p m Minnesola al GakMiU.aCS p.m, Baltimore al Ttia s .O J ip m Toronto al Calllornla. 10 O lp m Milwaukee at Seallle, 10:O lp m S O U TH E R N L E A G U E First Hall Eastern Division L w Greenville (Braves) 1 2 Jacksonville (Mariners) 4 ) 4 Knoivllle (Blue Jays) 3 Carotin* (Pirates) 2 3 Orlande (Cubs) 2 3 Western Division 1 Challenooga (Reds) S Huntsville (Alhllcil 3 2 4 Memphis (Royals) 3 Nashvllta (Twins) 3 3 Birmingham IWSuil 1 4 Thursday's Gamts Nashville ». Carolina 8 Or land# 9, KnoivllH 0 Chattanooga 1, Birmingham 2 Huntsville 1. Greensville 8 Memphis 4, Jacksonville I Friday'! Gemes Nashville al Carolina Orlando el Knoivllle Birmingham al Chattanooga Greenville al HunltvIlH Jacksonville al Memphis Saturday's Garnet Nashville al Carolina Orlande al Knoivllle Birmingham al Chattanooga Greenville al Huntsville Jacksonville al Mem chit Pel. .714 .171 429 244 m GB 1 7 3 3 133 714 371 300 .141 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Flrsl Hall Eastern Division w L Pc». 7 Osceola (Allros) 1 173 SI. Lucie (Melsl S 3 42) 3 Brevard (Marlins) 3 423 Daylona (Cubs) 3 3 .173 Vero Beach (Dodgers) 2 4 230 W P Beach (Eipos) 2 4 230 Western Division Fori Myers (Twins) § 0 1000 Lakeland (Tigers) 3 2 .714 Clearwater (Phillies) 3 3 423 Charlotte (Rangcrsl 4 4 300 SI. Pale (Cardlnalsl 3 4 429 Tempo (Yankees) 3 3 .37) Dunedin (Blue Jays) 2 4 230 Sarasota (Red Soil 1 7 123 Thursday’s Games Charlotte 1, Dunedin! Fori Myers 18, Sarasota 1 Tampa 8. Clearwater 1 West Palm Beach 7, Daylona 8 Brevard). SI Lucia 1 Osceola 7. Vero Beach I LakalandalSt Petersburg, (n) Friday's Gamts SI Petersburg al Clearwater Charlotte at Dunedin Lakelandal Sarasota Fort Myers at Tampa St Lucie al Daytona Osceola at Brevard West Palm Beach at Vero Beach Saturday’sOamts SI PelersburgalClearwaler Charlotte al Dunedin Lakeland al Sarasota Fori Myers at Tampa SI Lucleal Daylona Osceola al Brevard West Palm Beach al Vero Uesch W Hi 2 aii GB M . 2 2 4 3 S — 2V* 3 4 4>7 3 4 7 BASEBALL BOXES MARLINS A ASTROS 2 HOUSTON FLORIDA ab r It bl ab r ti bl Blgglo 2b 2 0 ) 0 Carrel 1020 Slnkwc 2b 3 ) 2 0 Arlans 0000 MgdAh lb 4 2 10 Finley cf 2 1 1 0 Shlllafdrl 1 1 0 0 Felder cl 10 11 10 11 Conlna lb 8 2 2 2 Bassrl Bgwell lb 10 10 Urbarlolb 10 10 10 0 0 Pfgne lb Browne tl 1 1 0 1 Gntalei II 10 0 0 Snllagoc 3 11 J KAbb II is 3 12 2 Dnnell 3b 10 10 Carrillo cl 0 0 0 0 Servalsc 10 10 Wlhersp 10 10 Hmplnp 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Edens p 0000 Peret p Cmlnill ph 10 0 0 Harvey p C 0 0 0 MlWmsp 0 0 0 0 Cedenos* 8 0 0 0 Hrnlschp 0 0 0 0 Kynldsp 2 0 0 0 Tbnsecc 2 0 0 0 Tolels II 1 9 1 Totals 71 I 10 0 Moulton 001 010 000 - 1 Florida 104 008 - 1 OP - Florida l LOB — Houston 9, Florida * IB - Stank low icc (1), Barber H (4), Santiago 131 IB - FlnHy (II HR - Conlne ID, KAbbe11 171 SB - Carr (2). CS Shtllleld (3). SF - Bass IP H R ER DB SO Houston Harmsch L. 0 7 73 8 4 6 4 1 Rtynolds 4 13 } 2 2 1 s Hampton I I 0 0 0 0 Edens I 0 0 0 1 1 MlWilllams I 0 0 0 0 1 Florida WealhersW.lt 87 1 9 2 2 2 2 Perec 113 0 0 0 0 2 Harvey I 0 0 0 0 2 HOP — by Reynolds (Bartorio), by Edens (KAbboll) W P - Reynolds Umpires — Home. Puld; First, West; Second. Bonin; Third, Rapuano. T - 2 89 A -70,177, al Senlando Park Thursday. April 18 RAINES GAUGE Tim Ralnos Is a Sanford native and Seminole Hlflh School graduato now playing for thn Chicago White Sox. His stats aro for tho 1994 soason In the first column, porsonal best season totals In Ihe second column and current caroor totals (Including 1994 games) In tho third column. Ralnos, who missed thioo games with a hamstring strain, startod Thursday’s game against the Now York Yankoos when Joo Hall was scratched with a similar Injury. Ralnos responded with a singlo In four al bats as the White Sox lost, 10-3. RAINES GAUGE Category ’94 Games........... .... 6 At bats.......... .... 26 Runs............... .... 3 Hits................. .... 6 RBI.................. 2 Doubles.......... .... 0 Triples............ .... 0 Homo runs..., .... 2 Stoats............. Average...............231 beat 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 1,823 6,902 1,214 2,057 709 332 100 125 752 .298 I 14 I 7 21. Daltison 18 7 4 17. Burrell I 7 I S3 Bennett0 0 0 00 Total! 83 47 70 31 It) COLLEGE BASEBALL ORLANDO (H I) EAST Army 1, SI Fr*ncH. N Y I Binghamton Sf 14. WMketl Brown 8. E Connecticut 3 Canlilulll, Colgetee Cenl. Connecticut Si (, Providence! CCNY 18, Albertut Magnus 7 ColumbU 11, Farlelgh Dickinson* Fitchburg SI • II, Plymouth SI 7 1 Fordham 1. Manhattan 1 Hurl lord!, Siena I Horlwlck 3 3. RPI7 I Holy Crotl 8. Harvard 3 Iona 9. Pace 8 King* Point 18. N Y Maritime i Loyola. Md IS. Md Baltimore County 9 Matt Lowell 23 19. Franklin Pie, ( e l 1 Merrimack 13 10. SI MKhaeTtO 7 New Palll SI 0. Sk idmore 7. II Innlngt QueentColl II. S Connecticut Slate 7 Qulnnlplec 4. Attumpllon 8 Salem SI 18. Rhode Itland Coll 7 Suffolk 18. Nlcholt 7 Trinity. Conn 13. Peikyo Pott 1 Vlhenove 3. Rider 2 W Connecticut St 71, WetllleldS Well Virginia 10. Plttiburgh a SOUTH ArmtlrongS111. Ptoibyleran7 Camptielltvllle 13, BerewO Carton Newman 7. Tutculum 1 Citadel4.N C Wilmington) Emory e. Oglethorpe 1 Kantat Newman 18 It, Pittsburg St 8 18 Lenoir Rhyne 70. Gulllord I Louitlana Tech I) 10. Ouachita Baptitt l 0 McNeete St 9. SE Louitlana 2 Middle T»nn It. Cumberland. Tenn 1 Mllet 4 8, Tutkegee 1 17 Mittlttlppi SI I], Mississippi Cod • Morehoute 8 12, Paine 8 I Newberry 17 9. S C Spartanburg 7 II New Or leant 9, NlcholliSt 8 N Alabama 1110, Lambuthl 0 N C Wftleyan 10. Grrentborok S C Aiken 19. Wollordl Troy St 18. Alabama SI . 1 Tulane 4, LSU1 Valdotla9 0. Albany.Ga ) I Virginia Tech 7, Appalachian SI 8. 10 Innlngt W Virginia 10. Pltltburgh I MIDWEST Anderton I) IS. Manchetler 9 5 Culver Stockton 10. NE Mlttouri 1 Dor dl 71. Northweitcvn. Iowa 5 tl E Michigan 4, Michigan 8 Emporia $1 8. Mo Weitern 1 Hllltda)a7. Siena Heighlt 4 Madonna8 10. FerrltSI I It Marietta 1) IS. Capital 7 4 Mount Vernon Na (arena 9 9, Findlay 1 3 NW Mlttouri St 1, Rockhurtll TJ Iowa 7, Wartburg 8 N Iowa II. SI AmbrowO Morlhwetlern 4, Wit Milwaukee I Ohio ST 71, Cleveland SI, 4 OhloWetleyanl S, Wittenberg l a SE Mlttouri It S llllnolte Slmpton. Iowa 8 8. Lulber 0 0 Upper lowal 2. Buena Villa 0 ) Wichita 51. 18. Emporia St 1 William Penn 8 I, Lorat 3 18 Wootleri 10. Denltonll SOUTHWEST SE Oklahoma 8 8. Oklahoma Baplltl 17 TarlttonSI 78 10, Nallonal Chrltllan 0 0 EAR WEST Wathlngion St 11. Lewlt Clark SI, 1 Scoll 12 73 1 7 17. Turner 8 7 00 9 O Neat 14 23 7 17 17. Hardaway 3 18 0 0 4 Anderton 1 14 0 0 II. Rolllnt 00 00 0. Skllet 0 7 7 7 7. Bowie 1 7 00 7. Krytlkowuk 00 00 0 Royal 0 10 00 Total! 87 47 18 78 108 CharlaHt I I 11 )8 70 - 111 Or Linda Jl ) ) ) l 7 7 - 1 4 4 3 Point goal! Charlotte 8 10 (Curry 48. Wmgate 11. Hawklnt 111, Orlando 10 70 (A n d e rto n 1 7, Scott 3 8. Turner t I. Hardaway IS. O'Neal O il Fouled oul None Rebound! — Ctnrlolte I ) (Mourning 9). Orlando 5S (O N ea l 14) A t m l t Charlotte 38 (Boguet I I I , Orlando 71 (Hardaway 121 Total loult — Charlotte 19 Orlando 77 Technical! — L Johnson. Orlando delay ol game A — 11.391 NHL STANDINGS FINAL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dlyition W L T Pit GF GA f N Y ftAnaort 37 24 R 117 799 3)1 * Utfw Jteury 47 2) t2 104 J04 770 * Watering ton 19 1) 10 M 777 341 ■ N Y llU ndtri 14 14 17 14 313 744 Florida J) 14 17 11 >1) 71) Philadelphia 3) 19 10 •0 791 114 Tampa Bar 14 42 II 71 774 2ft Norfftcitf Division y Plttiburgh 44 77 II 101 799 71) * Bolton 47 79 11 97 719 7)3 ■ Montreal 41 79 14 94 781 744 « Buffalo 43 37 9 9) 717 714 Quebec 34 47 8 74 77) 744 Hartford 37 44 9 4) 777 744 Ottawa 14 41 9 27 ?0t 197 W ESTERNCONFERENCE Central Division W L T Pis OF GA i Detroit 44 JO « ICC 3S8 2M • Toronto 4J 79 12 98 180 183 i Dallas 42 29 11 V 2M 26) i SI Louis 40 33 11 91 7)0 78) i Chicago 39 34 9 1) 758 780 Winnipeg 24 31 9 S) 785 388 Pacific Dlvitlan y Calgary al 19 1} *7 307 258 ■ Vancouver 81 80 3 •1 7)9 7)6 ir-San Josa 33 35 16 12 2S1 24) Anaheim 11 84 S ) 1 279 211 Los Angeles V 8S 1] 84 798 772 Edmonton is as la 68 761 305 ■ qualified lor playolti y won division Idle t won conference tilt Thursday's Garnet Hartford 1. Bolton 3 Washington3. Buffalo) Philadelphia 1, M Y Manger1 7, lie Hew Jersey 8, Otlawa 1 Tampa Bay 1. Quebec 1 Florida 8, N Y. Itlandcrt I SI Loult 3. Winnipeg 1 Toronto8. Chicago! OIRLS Team tcoret (through singles) — I Lake Mary ILMI 13; 7 Oviedo IOI 9; 1 Lak6 Brantley (LB) I. 4 Lake Howell (D O 4; sj Seminole IS) I 4 Lyman (D O No I Singles Flrtt round - Chlara Hlckcok ILB ) dot Aubrey Nelson IS) 3 0. retired. Slmge Klrcal ILH I del Jamie Merrielsohn (Lt 6 2. 6 7 Second round — Tracey Kolteot (O ) del scIre nil ILHI 60. 60. tnrl Junker ILMI del Hlikrok 4 1, 14. 4 4; Flnalt — Kolteot deft Junker, tcoret unavailable No 1 Singlet Flrtl round — Krltlen Slebbint IOI del Tlllany Sodertlrom IS) 60, 4 2; Melltt Fraiee ILHI del LII Knutson I D 6 2. 6 I Second round — Molly Sigourney ILBI del Slebbint 6 I, 6 3 Amtirr Bradley ILMI del Frarev 6 0. 6 0 Flrwlt — Bradley d*f( Sigourney, scores unavailable No ) Singlet Flrtt round — Kyaris Lang ID) dal Blent* Sleventon (SI 4 1, 6 1; Jessica Rodrigue) ILH) del Angie Maiecn I D 4 t. 6 8. Second round — Megan Kraft (LM ) del Lang 6 3, 6 0; Julie La Brel (LB) del Rodrigue^ tcoret unavailable;; Finals — Kratt dot Lg Brel, tcoret unavailable No. 4 Singlet Flrtl round - Carol Long (Ot del Erica Grober I D 6 2, 6 1. Tina White (S) def. Nadine Hotnl t i ll) 6 a. 7 4. 6 ]. Second roun| — Sarah Cerlo (LB ) del Long, tcoret unavailable. Yvonne Cairlco ILM I del While tcoret unavalldde; Flnalt — Carrie* del Cerlo. tcoret unavailable No. 1 Singlet Flrtl round — Brooke Babenpen ILH I d»( Miranda Wetlmark (SI 6 7. 6 1. Rebecc* week Bear ILBI del Shlona Newman (L) 6 I. Second round — Deanna Tran (LMI ltabeniien, scores unavailable; Kelly Had grave IOI del Bare 4 1. 6 1 Final* I Hargravedel Tran, tcoret unavailable \ y Tennis Continued from 111 tlit* Imirniimcnt would cunif down lit a dual meet between (lie* Lake Mary Hams .mil laike Ilranilcv I’alrlnis. who c o llrilril all til lilt' I■>|■ I wo nerds lii nicli division. Anil (hat's )usl I hi* way li worked tail as ih r Hams and Patriots squared oil in all live singles finals i.rridthiL L.tki Mary iverp Ifi ree l i me S A < ’ ehaiii|>iun S h a w n Perce and two nine winner Handy llimvn Pr'it e. the ( citderenee ehaiup al No r> In l!H K and Ihe No 'i winner l.isi vear. defeated Lake llranllev's .fiih utin lot die No ^1 singles mle llim vn. the No. 5 singles ( hainp In Hl‘ i;i. heal Alee Klherldue ol Lake llranlley lor the No -I Hlii(i|est rown Vllm ar Silva i laiiued ihe No I singles Mile for die Hams while Derek Pope ^rablied die No. ‘i slnules crown and Cory Harris won the No. 5 sinnles champion­ ship. Y v o nn e C arrico paced the UiKe Mary >*lrlw by elalmlun her lourlli SA C championship. The No. ft Ninnies c h a m p as a Ireshman In 19IM, Carrico won Ihe No. I title in lf)92 and Ihe No. ft cro w n Iasi year. On T h u rs d a y , C a rric o , th e No. 4 seed, h e s le d to p -s e e d S a ra h C e rlo o f Lake lln iu lle y In d ie N tt •I lln a ls Anther ilradlcy also repealed as conlerenec ehamploii for the Hams The SA C champ al No I la.sl year. Ilradlcy hesled Lake H nm ltrv's Sinoniuey Weaver in die No 2 slnnles dual Tdiirsday nlnhl M enm i K ra li H itlm e tl d ie No I slnnles c ro w n lot die H am s . it w ell Oviedo's Tracey Kolseos. why didn't play In last year's confercnee Inum nm cnl. reclaimed ihr No I singled title she won lii Ill'll and 1992 hy hcatlun def lend Ion No I slnnles eliainplot) l.orl rlun k er ol Lake M a ry Kolseos also defeated Ju n k e r In die No I slnnles finals In Idd l and 1992. T h e No ft slnnles c ro w n waj> w o n hy s e e o m l seeded K e lly l i a r g r a v e of O v i e d o , w h o kn o cke d o il la ik e M a ry ’s D eanna T ra n , Ih e d iv is io n 's top seed. In (ho d uals. As In past yesirs, th e c o tile r e l i t e to u r n a m e n t d a s h e e ti nlagued by ra ln -cte a te d delayte H ie event hegan on W c d n e s ila j as scheduled in ti was In le rrn p P ed liv ra llt w ith less I h a il 10 d rs P rm tn d m a lc lie s co m p le te . Oallat 8, Detroll 3 Edmonton 7. Lot Angeles 7. he End Reguler Seaton NHL SUMMARIES L IG H TN IN G 1, N O R D IQ UES 2 Quebec 0 0 2— 1 Tampa Bay l 1 I — 1 Shell on goal — Qwtoec 18 8 13— 33 Tampa Bay II II 1-19 Power-play Opportunities — Quebec 0 ol 8; Tampa Bay lo t 4 NBA STANDINQS All Timet EOT EASTERNCONFERENCE Atlantic Division w L Pd. 11 73 497 y New York 44 30 .40) i Orlando 41 34 332 New Jersey 40 17 .319 Miami 79 47 347 Boston 74 31 317 Phlledelph * Washington 72 34 749 Cenlrel Dtvitton ■ Allanla 33 23 497 33 24 444 i Chicago 43 34 334 ■ Cleveland 41 33 339 Indiana 37 39 417 Charlotte 70 54 243 Detroit 19 37 730 Milwaukee W ESTERNCONFERENCE Midwest Division w L Pci. 34 70 737 ■ Houston S3 73 479 i San Antonio 49 74 434 a Utah 31 18 300 Denver 70 34 743 Minnesota 10 44 132 Dallas Ptcllfc Dtvitton 39 16 744 y Seallle 31 74 442 ■ Phoenli 44 31 397 i Golden Stale 43 32 364 a Portland L A Lakers 33 43 434 74 51 336 L.A. Clipper* 74 31 316 Sacramento * clinched playoll berth y clinched division title Thursday's Oamti New York 111. Washington 108 Ch8rl«tt> 111,Orlando 104 Houston 108, Sacramento99 Utah 101, San Antonio 90 Seattle 1)0. L A. Cllpport 101 Golden Stele 113. Portland 101 Ft May's Oames Orl»ndo*1 Boston, 7:10pm. Wathlnglonal New York, 7-30p m. Detroll al New Jertey, 7:30p m. Miami at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Charlotte, Ip rn Indiana el Minnesota. Ip m. Denver el Delias, l:30p m. Allanlaal Milwaukee,9p m. Porllendel L A. Lakert, 10:30 p m Salurdey't Gemot Phoenlaal Sen Antonio. 3:10 p.m, Houston dl Seallle. J:30pm Philadelphia el Atlenla. 7 » p m Sacramento at Dallas, 4 30 p.m ClevelandalMltwaiAee, 9p m. L A Lakirtal L A Olppart, 10:70pm Utah at Golden Stale, to M p m. Tim Ralnas BOYS Team tcoret (through tingles) - I Lake Mary <LM) IS; 2 Lake Brantley (LB) 10. J Seminole (S) 8. 8 Oviedo (O) 1, 1 Lyman (L ) 2. 8 Lake Howell (O il I No 1Single* Flrtt round — lien Melvin (Ol del Mike Naei (L) 4 2. 8 3. Oscar Canonliado IS) del Oan Kealmg ILH) 8 CL 8 J. Second round — Vllmar Silva ILMI del Melvin 8 0. 8 I: (Irian E trk ln (L B ) del Canonlrado. tcoret tiunavaliable. Finals — Silva del Etrkln, scores unavailable No. 2 Singlet Flrtl round — Andy Garcia I D del Pete tlulllngton (O) 8 0. 8 7. David Fdwardt (SI del Sam Truong ILHI 8 7 7 4. Second round — Derek Pope ILMI Garcia 8 0. 8 0 Gerald Jonet (LB) del Edwards tcoret unavalla ble Finals — Pope del Jonet. tcoret unavailable No I Singlet Flrtl round - Bill Lang ILH) del Eddie Vargas (St 8 1, 8 1, Chrll Hawk IOI del Chris Connor (Lt 8 I 18. 8 8. Second round — Shawn Perce ILM I del Lang 4 0, 6 0, Thomptori ILItt del Hawk, tcoret unavalla hie; Finals — Perce del Thompson, tcoret unaval table No 8 Smote* Flrtl round — Sebastian Gras IS) del Kevin Cbaulk ILI 60. 6 0. Nick P.snos (Ol del Spencer Johnson ILH I 6 6. J4. 7 1. Second round — Rarity Brown ILM I del Gras 7 1. 6 1. Alec Etheridge ILBI del l*anov scores unavall<4»le Finals — Brown del Etheridge, scores mavailable No 1 Srnglr s First round — Jake Urban (L) del Ryan Norris (O) 6 7 s i Mstl Durham IS) del Dan Hoffmann ILM i *4 6 1 Second round — Cory Harm (LM i del Urban 4 0 4 J. Tyler Kellmg (LBI del Durham scores unavalla ble. finals - Harris del Welling stores unavailable Goal let Quebec. Thibaull. I l l ] ( I I shots le saves), Ctoullcr <1:88 second, II 10) Tampa Bay. Puppa. 7133 8 13) 111 A -11.098 GB — 7 l|i> IPs 74 79'y 31 — )l IO’ j 1) 16 33 38 GB — 4 7V* 16 34 M — 6 13 14 23** 33 33 NBA BOXES H O R N ETS It), M A G IC 104 C H A R L O TTE 1)11) L Johnson 18 tl 1 3 31, Wingate 18 00 1, Mourning 1 14 7 tl 17, Bogw.-t 8 9 0 0 I, Hawklnt 1 11 I 8, Brlckowtkl 1 100 8, Curry Releree — Lance Roberts Linesmen — Ron Asselsllne, Andy McElman PANTHERS!,ISLANDERS 1 N Y Islanders 1 « 0— 1 Florida 1 1 1 -4 Shot* on gaol — New York * 12 5— 76 Florida S 16 13-38 Missed penally shot - Ratify. NY. 16 89. Ilrst Power play Opperlieillie* — New York 0 ol 0; Florida lo l8 Goalie* — New York. McLennan, a / 6 138 shot* 30 saves!. Florida. Vanbiesbrouck. 21 75 II (76 15). A - 18,701 Reltree — Mark Faucetle Llnttmtn — Ron Aitelttlne. Mark Pare TV/RADIO NBA 7:30p m, — II. Magical Celhet, (L ) Q O LF tl p m — USA. PGA Seniors Champion ship, (L ) Saturday A U T O R A C IN O t p m - ESPN. NASCAR Lowe* 110, alto a t l JOa m 8 p m - TN N , NASCAR Sundrop 400 C O L L E G E B AS E B A LL Noon — SUN, Fltrlda International al Central Florida, doublcbeader. (L I M AJO R L E A G U E B ASEBALL 3p m - TBS. W G N ,B raveta l Cubt, (L ) 7 p m - SUN, GlanlsalM arllnt, (L t NBA 3:30 p.m. — W ESH Z Rockett al SuperSon ictor Suntal Spurt. (L ) 7:35p m. — TBS, 78enat Hawks. (L ) BOW LINO 3 p m. — W F T V 9, Bowling tor Miracles Open. (L ) O O LF I p m — W ESH 2, PGA Senlort Champion ship. (L| 8p m. — W CPX8, HeritageClattlc, (L I Radio B AS E B A LL 8:81 p m . - W T L N A M (1120), Southern League, Orlando at Knavllle 7 p.m, — W G TO AM 1180), San Francltco at Florida 7 p,m — W U C F F M 119.9), College. Florida International w Central Florida BASKETBALL 7:30 p m W DBO A M 1510). N B A . Orlando Magic at Boston Celtics Saturday B AS E B A LL I p m . - W G TO AM (480), New York al Detroit 1:80 p m. - W W N Z AM (1840). Atlanta al Chicago 8:81 p m . - W T L N A M (11201. Southern League. Or landn at Kroivllle I p m - W G TO AM 1180), San Francltco al Florida. |olned In progress • 7- *: •• Hitald Photo by Meik Haiti! Shortstop Carolyn Cragor dollvorod tho definitive blow In Lyman'e win over Lake Brantloy Thursday, ripping a ono out RBI trlplo In Oio top of tho sixth inning aflor tho Patriots had cut tho dodcll to 10-7. '> Champions- r7it“ “ "aSlNo"oT enTnq" “ JThJi" I B O D Y -------------------------------C lB‘ I2 rr2 5 C o n tin u e d fro m 1U an H ill), I'teelmtg (2'for ft, (wo runs. Hill). L y o n s | l - f o r - 4 , t wo r un s ) , Ire sh m a n M a rnle llcrivsteln 11 lor d . run) and <1111 Sons! (lfor-4|. Lyman will n-lurn In action next Monday nlgld wi th an Imporlanl Class ftA-DisIrlct 4 game al Pori Orange Spruee Creek slarllng al 7:'H) p.m ,, whlllie Lake llnm tlcy will Ik* off until next Tuesday when li will (ravel (o the Lake Mary Sports Complex for a game will) Lake Mary shirting al 7 p.m. .................. !S I VIP Urijoilo I * H O W H IW M O | iBoriySoubl 4 0 7 -3 0 0 -0 4 7 0 • I TOn*^(fTTvvi^om o^»j«v^w py_ Jloin U s muri AMERICAN >CANCER J*SOCIETY' Coll toll-freeI-800»A(S*234S ^;j le m tin ■ KM T1II TIME IIM SWBIB | �•ug m uKI Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday. A dMI IS 1994 - 3B People Health care fraud IN BRIEF How to protect yourself from being taken Hagerty to address GOP women The Suburban Republican Women's O n b will hold Its nrxl meeting (*ii Wednesday. April 20, nt 11 a.m . al (be Sweelwalcr Country Club. Th e speaker will be Dr. Paul Hagcrty. superlnlendenf of the Seminole County Schools, who Is I he county's first appointed school superintendent. He has been an administrator of schools In Springfield, Mo.; Macon. Ga.; and Milwaukee, Win. Dr. Hagcrty will be presenting an update of what Is hap|>cnlng In the Seminole County's sctuxil district. Th e club continues to have Informative programs lo educate the Republican women so they can make a difference In all areas of government. The political club plans to have other future programs on who arc running for office from the governor’s race, cabinet seats, state representative, stale senate, U.S. congressman and senators. Th e local races will also be targeted as well for programs. In Ju n e Ihe club will have Ils annual fund-raiser, a garden purty, and on J u ly 28. the club Is planning a Candidates' Night. In September the annual lloc-Down Is planned. Th e Suburban Republican women nrc on the move to have better government and make a difference. Reservations arc rerpilred. lunch Is $!t. Call Heverly al 788-7332 on or before April IH. Te n cents out of every dollar you spend on hculth cure goes to cover the cost of fraud In the health care system. Th e trend toward Increased public awareness of health Issues seems to have created a larger market for scam operators. W ith the media exposure ensuring that scientific terminology and breakthroughs arc constantly being an­ nounced, It Is no wonder that the con­ sumer's skepticism about Inflated claims for medication and treatments bus softened. If their claims were true, the media would ensure that this knowledge became publicvery quickly. Unfortunately, the advertising media continues to run promotion for "tra n spa re n tly bogus m edications and treatments" and consumers ure continu­ ously "taken In". How can you protect yourself from health fraud? Ask yourself 3. Arc testimonials or case histories the only evidence that the treatment works? 4. Does it claim to be effective for a wide variety of conditions? 5. Does It claim to be a mlcraclc cure that bos been held back or overlooked by the medical comm unity of ihe government? CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG 6. Does It sound too good lo be true? If you answer yes to any of the above questions, be suspicious of the product’s claims. Cheek II null Contact the Consumer Health Inform ation Research Institute Hotline (CHIRR at I -H00-H2I (3137 1. Th e y arc open 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m. C S T 110a.m. to (3 p.m. E S T). Monday through Friday. Other reli­ able sources of Information arc your doctor, pharmacist, health professional, local state medical society, or the stale attorney general's office. Ihcse six questions: 1. Docs the ad offer a quick and painless cure? 2. Is the product described as a special, secret, foreign, or ancient formula available only by mall from only one supplier? NEW ARRIVALS Clowning around class A class In clowning Is being offered al the Sanford Church of God on Saturday. April 10 from 9 a.m. to ft p in. Th e cost Isa $10 donation lobe given ut the door. For more Information, call the church office and Doug Ihirnluim will call with drlalls. The following births have been recorded at H C A Crntrul Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford: Secretaries seminar set Putting around T h e W inter Park chapter of Professional Secretaries International will present a seminar entitled "Motivating Yourself and Others" al Ihe Radlsson Plaza Hotel In Orlando on April 28 from (J to 9 p m . The guest lecturer will be Barbara Thom pson. CPA from Orlando Vo-Tech Center. The seminar has been approved us a Certified Professional Secretary (CPS) recertification class. C EU s will also Ik - offered. Th e cost Is $25 and light refreshments will be served. For reservations or Informal Ion call T ra d e Vann at (300*2552 or Hetty Smith 880 5955. Bel l a Gr amkow, ownor of Gramknw Funural Home In Sanford, took some timo out of her busy day to shoot a round of golf to bonoflt Seminole Community Cotlogo yesterday. Tho annual SC C "M ulligan Mastors" golf tournament has been a part of the college's fundraising agenda for tho Iasi d e c a d e and a half. It Is oxpeclod that this year's sold out tournament will raise more lhan S10.000 tor the college's general scholarship tund. This yoar's event allowed partlcl panls lo play a round at tho lush Tlmncuan Country Club In Lako Mary, lo hob nob with col l ogo adm inistrators and employees and lo help stu­ dents get an education Fashion show planned Th e Greater Seminole LaSertoma Club will present a fashion show and brunch on Saturday. May 7, al I I a.in. at Tlm acuun Country Club. Fashions will be by Gayfer's. Th e donation for the event Is $20. There will also be door prizes, a silent auction and entertainment. Proceeds will iH'iieflt speech and hearing Impaired children through Cam p Endeavor mid thr Marie T a y lo r Needy Children’s Fund. For more Information, cull Cynthia Miller al 332-9001 or Terri Guttler al 834-7790. March 2 1 — Myrna Pcrsad and Ju a n Rivera. Clmluota. girl March 23 — Lisa and To d d . Williams, Casselberry, girl March 25 — Tracy Blackmon and Jcfl'Chcek J r.. Sanford, boy Murch 27 — Wanda Gomez. Sanford, girl Murch 29 — AJa Lytic, San­ ford. boy M arch 30 — C h a ro n and Phillip Howard. Sanford, girl April 1 — Shanell R. W ynn and VonErtc D. Small. Sanford boy: Frances and Titus Manning. Sanford, girt April 5 — Kathryn and Kevin Fogg, Sanford, girl WHITE FANG 2 2 00 4:1J TOO 9.1S M ONKEY TR O U B LE 2-11I.H______ lESll Harald Photo bf ApryI Konittofi CALENDAR CASltt (PGl a U A R m q ,T C 3 ^ a„, T H U M BB!IL IN A ____ LL2UL C LIFFO R D IPO TOO 900 Blood Bank seeks donors i&&&*. <m W Central Florida lllood Hank Is asking donors ol all types of hlood — especially O -typ r donors — to donate al Ils Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second SI. For Information, cull 322 0822. Poets to talk verse First Florida poets meet al It) a.m every Monday at the ? Deland Public Library Interested poets arc welcome. £ For more Information, please call Hob Shclford, 904-736; 041(3. or Virginia Martin. 904-77 5 8909. t S f N A K E D G U N 3 3 1/3 D 2:304:10 7 00 9 00 [P013) CO MIGHTY DUCKS 2 2:10 4 30 7:10 9 30 Woman airs myths about fat people MOVIELAND o<<>. t« 322 1216 j *3/ M*r IT*2.S*rtcrt DEAR ABBY:I was dlsuppolntcd In you for printing Becky Tlggcs' diet lips on Fell. 25. No doubt both you and Ms.Tlggcs meant well In your attempt to "cducnle" us (at people about how to lose weight. Unfortunutcly. It Is the public who needs educating about two of the most destructive myths surrounding fat people. Myth No. 1; Anyone can lose weight If they really try. Study after study has proved that permanent weight loss Is Im ­ possible for most of us; approx­ imately 95 percent of people who lose weight gain it back within a few years. Diets have long been promoted as a "cure" for ob­ esity. If uny other treatment for a medical problem had a success rate of only 5 percent. It would be pronounced a failure, not a cure. If diets worked, there wouldn't be a single fat person left on the face of the earth. We have tried cvcy diet known to man. Now we know that wc didn't fall; the diets failed. Myth No. 2; All fat people are compulsive caters. Th e truth Is: Not all fat people cat com ­ pulsively, nor arc all compulsive caters fat, A few years ago, the Smithsonian Institution exhib­ ited u collection of diet products, hooks und videos next to u poster staling that fut people "do not on the average eat uny more than anyone else." Most scientific researchers now agree that weight Is de­ termined mostly by genetics and heredity rather than environ­ ment or behavior. So much for the old saw that all fut people hnvc poor eating habits and no willpower. Abby, we fat people don’t need diet tips; we need champions. N A A F A (National Association to Advance Fut Acceptance) and other advocacy groups arc doing a superb Job to educate the public and change their at­ titudes townrd fat people. We hope you will support our fight against Ignorance und prejudice. We're Here For You m u O T S & HO&SERS M i 4^0 7:109:10 2 00 4:10 7 20 9 30 THREESOME 9:30 H O C U S PO CUS (PC) M AJOR LE A G U E 2 0:13 m (P0 2 20 4 30 720 9 20 (PCI (B) -V - Sanford Rotarians to meet Rutary Club ut Sanford meets every Monday at noon, al the Sanford Civic Center. £ Cancer support group meets i Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H .A .U .. meets every Monday ’ > afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the rs- far corner of the dining room. Th is Is a self help support group . L for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322*7785 for more In forma Iton. St Survey shows drug abuse on increase DEAR READERS: Th e results of the 1993 National High School Senior Survey have been re­ fused by Ihe National institute on Drug Abuse INIDA) and the news Is not good. Indications are (hut both drug abuse und at­ titudes favorable to drug ubusc arc making a clear comeback am ong 8 lh . lO lh . und 12lb graders throughout the country. Th e combination of drugs now growing In popularity — mari­ juana. LSD. amphetamines, and Inhalants — Is reminiscent of what was popular In Ihe curly days of the drug epidemic In the r|970s. The recent Increases In ubusc of these substances are occurring across all regions of the country, all races, und all 1 foclo-economlo groups of teens. ' * W hile the rates of use or ' mnrtjuuna and LSD are below | the peak levels reached In the , late 70s, they represent a re, vcrsal of the declines In use for the preceding decade. It may be that today’s young udults will have to learn the same lessons of the preceding generation the hard way, since they have not experienced or witnessed the dcvnstntlon first-hand, Tltc abuse of inhalants such as glue, solvents, and aerosols have also risen in the past two years among eighth, 10th, and 12th graders. Unfortunately, they can nlso be lethal. Alcohol and clgarellcs are still the most widely abused drugs ut all grade levels. In fact, while the ••: ' ISM SE** DRUG COUNSELOR MARY BALK rate of smoking among high school seniors hud remained fairly steady lor a decade, the rate of dally smoking rose signif­ icantly In all three grade levels In 1893. C o n t r a r y to c o n v e n t i o n a l perceptions. Afrleun Americans report the lowest rates of use for virtually all drugs, Hell and Illicit, among all three grade levels surveyed. T h e y a d d i­ tionally show u long-term con­ tinuing decline In smoking while whites and Hlspanles leveled off several years ago. It loduy’s students have lost the lessons tnught by the '70s and early '80s concerning the dangers and devastation of drug abuse, we as parents and educa­ tors must use every technique available lo rctcnch them, lest we arc doomed to repeat the tragedy of a Inst generation. (M ary Balk Is a C s rtllis d A d d ic tio n P ra v a n tlo n P ro ­ fessional and counselor. Write her at the Sanlord Herald, or call Ihe Seminole County Schools' Drug Prevenlion office, 323-5710.) N ELLIE MILLER, MINE A P O L I S DEAR ELLIEi You aren't the only reader who didn't npprccl- SURVIVING THE GAME MW NA BViiHW •■UUftm 'W KfU H MONtinS ADVICE fmu me *»i £AN Cal Ni-fraa 1-&00-ACS-234X A B IG A IL VAN BUREN ate Ms. Tlggcs' diet tips; I got a lot of heal from m y readers on that letter. My apologies to those who knew (from experience) more than I did ubout dieting. Those Interested in contacting N A A F A may write to N A A F A Inc.. P.O. Box 188020. Sacra­ mento. Calif. 95018; or call the toll-free number at (800) 4421214. DEAR ABBY: Can you explain w hy recycling symbols on packaging arc made so dif­ ficult to see? Everyone who tries to separate Items far recycling must waste a lot of time trying to locate and decipher ttic code numbers, which arc often liny, colorless, and hidden In folds or on the bottom of the containers. As a consumer. I'd be more Impressed to sec. "Recycle With No. t Plastic" on a label lhan "New! Improved!" etc. Are Ihe manufacturers against rccycling? K ITTY LUTNE8B, DANVILLE, PA. DEAR K IT T Y : 1 doubt It. since the less packaging there Is. the more profit for the manufac­ turer. I'm sure (hat many con­ sumers who arc committed to recycling are In c o mp l e t e agreement with you. And us a helpful hint to manufacturers, why not clip this letter and mull It with a label to the company w hich produces the product that's giving you n headache? Perhaps they'll see the light! 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April 15. 1094 — LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH ... Regular Church Attendance FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONOWOOD MM C SfUM longwood. FL37750 5394 (407) 3191617 Sunday Study 9 JO am Worthip 10 44 am Won hip 6 00 pm Wndnatdey Wot ship 700 p m Nurtery - All »«rvtc«t A Deaf Miniatry FAMILY WOA8 HIP CENTER irrow AiipoitO'.d BonlOfd, Ft 37773 Id 37? *732 Piilor j*'l Krail Sunday School 950am WcvtMp Sank« 10 30am VYadnaidly Saryica TOO pm Commu"lly Pfayti Saniea* E.ary Friday 7 30pm ACTS loo Evary Friday 8 30pm EMMANUEL. ASSEMBLY OF UOD 330 Commercial StiMI j (AcfoitliomlhaOlyie Canid Sanlord, Ft U r n Telephone 116 Pallor Ootid OaCan 1 Sunday Scnool 9 30am Worthlp Service 1030am Midweek Home FaHoathlp Oroupa (Call lor daiatltl Vltllort Welcome Nureery Provided PINCCRKST BAPTIST CHURCH 601 E Airport Btvd . Sanford Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Worthip HOOim I ytning Worth! p ? '00p m, Wednesday Prayer Mttllng 700pm Nurtery Provided For All Stnrtctt PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 7676 Pelmetfo Ave Rtv Ronald D Wllliamt Pastor Sunday School 0 45 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Evangtiiilic Stmcat 6 00pm Wad Prayer A DiDia Study 730 pm tndapandanl Mtftlonary M I f DOM ASSEMBLY OF QOD WORSHIP CENTER 3980 S Orlando Or .Sanlord lOtd 3erre Pine) 101 333 8999 Ol Iico Hourt9 8 Patlor Randan Hen Wa.ker Sunday CMnlian Educalicn Clan id 00 am Morning Worthip 1100am EvanlngSeryli.1 n rr;rr Wedneiday Mid Week HioMe Study T 00 p m Monday through Friday Pray»i 100lo300pm Nureery Provided WIITVIIW BAPTIST CHURCH 4100 Paoia Road 146A) Sanford Florida Dr Bobby M MeFalla Patlor Sunday School 900 am Mornng Worthip 1000 am Oltcipitfhlp Training 6 00 p m Evantng Worthip FOOpm Wad Ptayar Service 700 pm Baptist Catholic CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 3101 W i*i St Sanford ALL SOULSCATHOLICCHURCH 3222014 907 Oak A.a Sanford. FL Don Mick* Patlor Fathtr Richard W Trout Patlor Jerry Fugate A»tocPastor Sal Vigil Matt 4 00pm Jack M Thomas Mmlalerof MuiiC Sun Matt 7 45am Sunday 5choot 030am (Hispanic 900a m) Morning Worthip 8 ISA II 00am 10 30 A 1200 Evamng Worship 600pm Confession Sal 4 0(34 45 p m Wad Praytr Saryica 6 30pm COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lata Mary Airary M. long Pastor Sunday School 0 44 pm Preaching A Worshiping 10;44 a m Btbia Study 6 30 pm Sharing A Proclaiming 7 30 p m Wad Prayer Maat 7 30 p m Nyrtary Provdfd 4 * % t,1' H* i \ ■ • in i rm 'itI j! tu y/FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SANFORD 519 Perk Ave Sanlord Rav Floyd Biaka. Jr Pallor Ray JimCorntil Minlilar ol Muilc Ray Sidney Brock Mmiiltr of Youth Mrs Calhy (Haifa Pra School/Chiidran* Mmrstria* Sunday Worthip 8 IS A 10 30a m Sunday SbImmI D 16a m Oiiclplaifnp framing 6 14pm I waning Worship 4 00pm Wed Prayer Service 6 14 pm Nurtery Provided Christian TIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH lDnclplatofCh.nl) 1807 S Sanford Ava S Eduard Johfiton Puiur Sunday School 913am Wonhlp 1100am CoRaa Fauoethip Alter Wotihip tunday Dibit Study lOOOsm All Are Welcome Hart Nu'iary Available ................... 1• • N estled in God’s Love Sunday Mark 16.1-8 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. LONOWOOD 975 MarkhamWoods Rd Corner of E E Williamson Rd Sunday Church Stnrtctt and Sunday Behoof 10 00 a m Wednesday 6 00pm 'Nurtary Avail able At All Same as Heading Room Mon ■Wad f >i Sat, 10am -I pm 786-7706 To List Your Church Services On This Page Contact The Advertising Dept. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 LONOWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST 1018 Hay 17 83 1 ml N'O Hay 131 3338830. 8990833. 904 78B3170 Sun WmMp t030am A 8 PM You ara in.llad lo yltlt, ktudy. and aoramp aith ui In (ha naai lulura A lilandly giaalmg alaaya iatilt Church ol Qod STENSTROM REALTY H erb S tenstrom and S ta ff MINCER MOTORB CARS ft TRUCKS BEE D IA N A M IN C E R & EM PLOYEES FURNITURE FACTORY LIQUIDATORS Q u a li t y F u r n lt u r a & D is c o u n t P ric e s 4050 Hwy. 46, 1 Milo East of 1-4 Sanford, FL 3 2 1 -9 9 0 0 321-8580 BETTY WEBER COURTESY @ 1 USED CARS BANK FINANCE OR BUY HIRE A PAY HERE t i l l V Highway 17 *7. laniard Sanlord («07)USI121 Orlando («7 ) 478<OM C#tsNiiliow I m iLi.il lltHHi IMV •• * •Comoiiia Funatol Sanicat •Cramallon Miikart * Monumanli •Pitacangamafili 322-3213 A.J. LOSSING TRANSFER & STORAGE Phil S> A A a rlo R o c h e ALLIED V A N LINES 3 07 S. Pine Ave., Sarford / Saturday 1Polar 1:13-25 Eastern Orthodox CONQREOAIIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (NACCC) 3101 S Paifc Ava 333 1881 Rav Thomat P Tkachuk Mirvilai Church School 9 301030am WoMhip II 00 am Fahoaatvp luncheon 6 30 p m . a*ar, 3nd Wadnaiday Evary IHI s.tufdar 8 00 a m Man • Club Biaaklait ST JOHN SEASTIRN ORTHODOX CHURCH 2743 Country Club Road Rev Donald Ballot Patlor Church Phone 3214193 Divine liturgy 10 00 am Sunday School 10 00 * m Conftttlon By Appointment SMITTY’S MOWERS M i k e &. C o n n ie S m i t h 2506 S, Park Dr,, Sanford 3 2 2 -2 8 1 1 and Em ployees 2 0 9 W 2 5 th St. JIM ROWS PfiST CONTROL C 1 , Congregational David Beverly and Staff ilv LOCALLY OWNED I OPERATED RON RUSSI A STAFF . H a rd w a re S to re s -=« 2626 Iroquola Av. 322-2070 Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER (Miftourl Synodi 2424 Oak A«e Rev Clmer A Reutcher Matter Sunday School 9 15 a m Worthip Service 10 30 am Nurtery Provided Weekday Kmde'gerlen and Pre KJndergarlen Program For Information Cad 322 3552 CM13)0310 Inter-denominational CALVARY CHRISTIAN CENTER 500W 4th 31 Sanford 24*i A Sutie Poole Ptttrvi Sunday Morning Service 10 00 a m Power A Praise 600 pm Wednaaday Service 700 R m " THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTENP YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCHOF LAKE MARY 760 Sun Df*ve, Lake Mary Paul Moyer Peitor Sunday Worihip Service HA 10 30am Saturday Service 5 30 p m IkTMuJi * Aduil Bible Cleat 9 i 5 em 'Holy 'Crttti Story Hour PrtiChcwOl For InRwmafMm Call 11) 0797 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LAKE MARY 126W Wdbur Ava late Mary Rev A F Sfevent Petto*) Church Prayer Meeting 9 14 am. Chufth School 9 44 * m !«f.'>riniaUWuJitup 11 GOerr.) Youth DfOUfl ft 00 p rn , Wed ChoBr Pf*:lice 700 p it-1 Thuft YcwJh Choir ft .30p m‘ GOOD SHEPHERD rVANOELlCAl LUTHERAN CHURCH OF SANFORO ELCA 79l7Oda»vJo0r (Mwy 17 97» Phone 322 7312 Paineta F Jonn|on Patlor Sunday School Adult Brbie Study 9 30am WortnipSavfrca If) 30am Nu*%«fy PrpviiJed MARKHAM WOODS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5210 Markham Wood! Rowl Lake Me*y Pr>on« 31)20)6 Or Don T DeBevorte Patti* Sunday School Ail Agei 9 10# rd Church Servlett 6t4A 10 30arr{ Nurtery Provtdad Youth Group. Sunday ftOOpnr Pre School Mon thru Fri 9 toil Monthly Farnriy Nlghl Supper Third Wadnetdiyof Each Month ft 30 p rrt imOUMCNT I CREMATION I 8HPPM0 QAINE8 CAREY HAND QARDEN CHAPEL none for funerali 9th St. and Laurel Ave. Sanford 322-2131 C A B SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE KEN KERN'S TRANSMISSIONS 321-7169 OSBORN'S BOOK AND BIBLS STORK 2599 Sanford Ave. 2620 Iroquois Avi. Sinford 32773 PrwMROOl tTwu 12 groda •AIMiMjr <dCtunfi at Qod ol SenkmT ih^it Curtlcufunn Batata sni AJur BiRool Dar Co/» M l Vi». Otarli RurHar Pn-ood 303 S. LAUREL AVE., SANFORD 321-2360 THEUMFtICfTr FtAN. 322-4263 500 Laurel Ave. Sanford Ss& Famous Recipe. COUNTRY CHICKEN -irS HONEY DIPPED" 1B0S FRENCH AVE. 323 3ES0 STENSTROM, MclNTOSH JULIAN, COLBERT WHIGHAM & SIMMONS, P.A. AnORWYI AT LAW MOT) S& 2171 tartard MOT) 8M 8118 bdanOa Pool OfTta Do* 4818 EMa Tl •Bunborik OWg n o Wau ran Slraal SarloftJ. f kxxja 12771A M This Space Available Call 800 F R E N C H A V E . 3 2 2 -9 5 5 8 O B Short y *SmKh end Bill Wetbom 3 2 3 -3 0 4 0 324-4015 ADCOCK ROOFING & SHEET METAL BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 801 W. 22nd 81., Sinford . 321-2723 D O N 'S G L A S S & M IR R O R Cion nay aad Fumra I Kom i LONOWOOD. 767-3101 330-1660 R bllturuit *nd Food Service Equipment end Supplies Petty Goods end Psper Goods 2927 S Oflando Dr., Suite J-10 • Sanford OPEN TO PUBLIC Mon • Fri 9 to 5 * Sal 9 to 1 S 2 2 -a 5 G « FLEA3E CALL FOR PRICE UFOFAItTtOH MAnsrllLLSD A CHURCH 1 600 E 2nd 5!. Sanford t 323 5646 * Sabbath School 9 15 and Divine Worthip HOOanf Patlor Clarence L Wright 407 327 940b Attociaie Pettor EdwardE Dortef 407 574 4674 CumniunicatKin■Secretary , At Graavaa 9G1 789 622I H illh a v e n Health Care Center 323-3S17 Seventh Day Adventist A z Z J a n ito r ia l S u p p ly C o . tl 1W. 10A II Ramahart M, Laka Miry B16 W . 2nd St. WIKIVA CNtABYKHIAN CNURC.j 211 Wekiva Spring* Lane Longwood Phone 6C916G6 i Rel Samuel R D Matter Pa*' f Church Ser«tea* s 30 and 11 00 a r ^ Sunday School (Allagei) 9 45 a *.\ Nurtery Provided i ♦ ABUNDANT LIYC CHURCH J {irangelieal Pretbylerltn) t 105Commerce SI lake Mary t (407)233 60/9 Rober) Wilbur Patlofj' Sunday School 9 ’30 a m| Morning Worship 10.30a m( i The S tu ff O f COMPLETE SYSTEMS . ADDONS FREE ESTIMATES'SEnviCE ALL BRANDS RESIDENTIAL and commercial . HEAT PUMP EXPEF1TB im i cat i r.aco a*., 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 210 S. French Ave. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN W 25in A Uptaia Rd 5an»orrl 1 Me< Darwin Shea Petlc>| Sunday School 9* Church Service 10 a ni Bible Study Tuet 9 ami I 7 30 # mj I ORACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 499 Country Club Roed Lake Mary David A Liddell, Jr Pettor Morning Worthip 6 30 A 10 30 a m Sunday School 9 30 a m UM Y F 600pm Monday Bible Study 10 00 am Nurtery Provided For All Servile#* llAldwh FAlnchlld OxktAWN ParL CENTRAL SYSTEMS SPECIAL ORDERS DELIVERY SERVICE RIVIROAKS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PC A fradtfional Valuev Contemporary Style NEW MCETINQ PLACE Dnflwuud Village Shopping Center ’ 5J9W Lai* Mary Bivd i a** M r Worthip M(J0an{ De, John Munfgfimery Senior Pevlie 3309(03 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Par* Ava 322 4371 Cldfort) Melvin Patlor Daniel Seilert Choir Director Morning Worthip 6 30 A 1100am Coffee Fellowthip 930am Sunday School 945am Youth Feiloaihip 4 30 p m Women i Feilowthip lit Monday 11 00 a m Women •Circle 2nd Monday 1000 a m 2 CIOp m 730 p m Man i PtAyer Llteaktail 1111Thurtday '6 30 am Men’s Fallowimp Dinner 3rd fhuncJay 6 30pm Nurtery Provided For AH Services BARNES HBATINO A AIR CONDITIONINQ This Space Available Call AUTO PARTS 1 Copynghl 1994. Koiitar-WiFiami Kawipapar Soviet! P 0 Bov BOOS OuarkjnatviUa VA 33006 WINN-DIXIl STORKS BRAM BEAUTY SALON 519 E. 1st St. • Sanford Friday 1 Peter 1:1-12 HARRBLLA BEVERLY TRANSMISSION 1808 S. FRENCH AVE. Presbyterian CHRIST UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH 406 Tucker Drive (Corner Tucker pr ACR4271 Rev Larry Armbrutl Patlor Ttlephone 322 7900 Sunday SctkOol 9 30 a m tnlar Million 10 30 am Morning Worthip 1100 a m Wednatday B'ble Study 7 00pm Children t lima included inWorthip Nurtery provided for 0alvei and Small Children Small Enough lo Love You Qroaring In Chritl To Serve You Tuesday I Corinthians 5:1-11 CHURCH OF 000 Episcopal 601W 22nd Shot Of PETER S Rani Donald (E, Wiggins P«|IW HOLY CROSS EPISCOPALCMURCM Sunday School 945am EPISCOPALCMURCM 700 Rinth art Road Morning Worthip 10 40 a m 401 Park Avenua Lake Mary. Honda Evangelistic Service 6 0 0 pm Sanlord Florida (407)444 LORD Family Enrichment Telephone (407) 322 4611 thiftav BL Q*'ge Racfor Sanrict Wadnatday 700pm Rev C Alfred Cole, Jr Sunday Eucharttt 7 30a Holy Eucharist 6 00am Children t Chapel 9 00a Charismatic Christian Education Sunday School 9 14a -All Aget 900am Choral Cueharttf 10 00a DOVE S WAY FELLOWSHIP Holy Euchantl 1000 am Nurtary Service* Provided 420Li«a Oaks Dtvd . ChHdfttVt Church 10 00am Tuesday 700■ CettelberryFL 17716 (Education Wmgi Wedneiday 1000 a Phone 407 339643] Nurtary Cara Begin t at 9 00 a m Thursday 7 30pm Frank A Chartolle Drown Pastors through 10 00 am Service Sunday 10 00am A630pm Wadnatday Wednesday 7 30pm Holy luchanil 7.00 pm m iM i ' » It Monday Mark 169-20 3 2 2 -2 6 11 Tills Space Available Call NOME APPUAHCI CINTH. INC. •ssenewa Ail AUAM MAMOiOIHIRAL IIIOTRJC •UAYTAOa CARRIER aamai iiraa* - *4* a k > iiu i _ aanaiaa* aw ( Ham* him - aacAaaarii •ttani I anal 3 2 2 -2 6 11 tMSCOMMtftCMl ST 3 2 2 -3 8 0 3 TIRE EXPRESS 2650 S. Orlando Drive, Sanford TH E McKIBBIN A G E N C Y 323-6684 Insurance Carl Borgman A Employees n 1 FIK5T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 OFSANFORO Phone 177 7f67 Path,' ! dev QruceO Sf-Oll • 40am l Church St bool Morning Warihip 1000 am | Nurtery * Senior Nigh FelkrwtMp 5 .301p m • Sunday i Wadnetday f emiiy iNigltf Supper 5 30 p m I Youth Clroupt i VoyagertlK 40r#deti Nigh Voltage (5 6 Qradati juti Friandt i 7OOp m t Singlet Group 7OOpm • Pettor •RiNe Study Methodist Church 01 Christ Of Christ Spiritual Counseling Ceil #904 ?76 7777 Lutheran Scriptures Setecti1by The Amvticsn tibia Society United Church U C S S Spiritual Cenlr# 125 A South Voiut>a Ave Comat of Qravet and Vofufa Ate Rev Margaret Ann Schmidl Pen f We welcome everyone io our aervKet Sunday Sarvir# 10 30 A V, Madi iatiotvNtallngfLeel urer and 1 Menage* Thurtdiy SarvKe 7 30 PM, MedHilmNMtn* Cla*find Mettagae SHOWER DOWN OF ilESSlNQS jot flm Avenue Sanford Ut 6VI9 Pal tor firtiulhf Hudten 10 00 am Sunday School 11 00 • m Morning Worthip 719 p mi Tuetdty Prayer 7 44 o m Tueidiy B»t i# Study V 2ST*'1 l FIRST CHURCH OF THE NA2ARENE 7561 Sanford Are John J Nlnion Paein^ Sunday School 9 45 a Morning Worthip 10 44 a m, Youth Hour 6 00pm Evangelitt Service ft 00 p m Mtd week Service Wed 700 p m! Nurtery Pfovided for all Servlcet OUTREACH DELIVERANCE CENTER 2731 S'pet A*e Sanford 324 1010 Jotephin# Barringlpn PattO> Co Patlor Mother Nowell Minitfer RoteM Key Ivangehtl Brother Oreiff ion Mi it ionary Mother Byrd Deacon Chartet Hayt Secretary Srtfer PeerlO Key Sifter O*ci#fion Uther Hoard • 2 1000 am Sunday SefaxH 1100 am Sunday Service Tuetdey Evening ft 00 p m B>Me 5tudy Thurtdiy |*an»ng Pr#i»a and Wn»thip Servic a 6 OOp m ^ y r~ V/oanesday Thursday 1 1Corinthians 1Corinthians 1 15:12-34 1535-38 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. UCC. Raw Arthur Artay Pastor Sunday Worship 10 00 a m Church School 1015 am Failowthip 1100am COME GROW WITH US" OUR TEMPORARY WORSHIP LOCATION IS Laks Ma/y Community Building 260 N. Country Club Road Lake Mary Mailing Address Christian Fallowship Church, UCC PO Boi 940666 Lake Mary. FL 327940666 Talaphone 323 3119 C U I 8 RATION CHURCH LARI MARY 176W tekev«ew Ave Lake Mary, Florida Dr Kevin Chubb Patlor 3110210 Sunday Morning Celebralion Service 1000 a m Wedneiday Ntghl Bible Study 700 p m J W ilh a little lime ami a 1 lot o f faith, these speckled eggs w ill hurst forth with new life, one chirp at a lime. God has given an innate instinct to the birds so they w ill bond and keep their A fumily-to-hc warm; and M when the babies hatch, one parent w ill guard the nest while the other searches for food to nourish their little ones. Eventually, however, the babies w ill be encouraged to fly from the safety o f their nest to survive on their own...or to perish. Likewise, we ure protected and nurtured as infants and youngsters, and when grown, face our future with some trepidation. Yet, we need nut chance to (terisli. We can return to God's nest, for each Sabbath, as we worship in His house, our spiritual family is wailing...patient, warm, and nurturing us we all commune with the Creator, nestled in the love o f God. Christian Science JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 920 Uptaia Rd . Sanford 3239072 Qeorga Siadd Pail or Sunday School 1000 am Morning Banrica 1100am Evening Sarvir a 0 00 p m Wednesday Service 700 pm Did Truths for a Now Day Nazarene Interdenominational Baptist Assembly Of God C O LO N IA L ROOM R ES TA U R A N T Nlo*. AM AN. r PH 323 2999 111 !. ntlTIT, ItNfon -M r^ e w j f u m i lu A t w 1100 S. Franch Avanua Sanlord •322-7053 �Sanford Herald, Sanlor6, Florida - Friday, April 15, 1994 - SB Religion 1 Shock The System IN BRIEF 'Taste of Joy’ at Victory Temple SA N FO ftD — Victory Temple of God, Inc,, GO I Pine Ave., Invites the community to Join In II h llrsi "Taste of J o y " Prayer Breakfast on Saturday. April 10, from 8-10u.m . Tickets are $6 for adults, S3 for children G- 12, Minister Jimmy Blake will be the speaker for the event. Sisterhood to meet Wednesday The regular membership meeting of the Sisterhood of Temple Shalom Is set for Wednesday, April 20, at 10 ii.rn. nl the temple. Members of Citizen Observer Program (C .O .P J will speak on safety In and out of the home. For Informal Ion, call Vivienne Saltzmnn at 904-789-1302, Paschall in concert OVIKDO — Contemporary Christian vocalist and two-time gramtny nominee Janet Paschall will be in concert at First Baptist Church. 45 W, Broadway Si., on Sunday. April 17. at 6:15 p.m. The public Is Invited to attend. Paschall performs some 125 concerts each yrur from continent to continent. For additional Information, nil the church at 305-3483. Spring rummage sate set C A S S ELB ER R Y — St. Augustine Catholic Church, 375 Sunset Dr., will hold Its Annual Spring Rummage Sale from H a.m. to 4:30 p.m ., rain or shine. Th e church Is located off Seminole Boulevard, east of 17-92, behind Cnsselbrrry Collection. H*r*M Photo by Apryt Sortition Prophet featured at crusade Youngsters (rom throughout Central Florida engaged in (un, fellowship and Christian education during Iho weeklong First Baptist Church, Sanford, Youth Blast '94 Revival. Tho young pooplo wore ablo lo do some hands on activities with local law enforcement .agencies, loft, and fantasize of possible future occupations. A pizza party on tho grounds of the church brought members and residents of the community together to hear the word ot God. A young man pausos to give thanks for the nourishment and fellowship with frlonds, above right. SA N FO R D — God's amounted prophet. Randy Brown and Praise Dancer and Team from Babylon. N Y., will be In a Crusade Monduy Frlday. April 18-22. at 7:30 p.m, nightly. Pastor Elijah Richardson of Bouse ol Refuge Ministries. I(X)I Celery Ave.. will hosl the event at the church. For Information contuet Blanc Harrell at 328-7373. Ruby Wilson Award to be presented SA N FO R D - Mnrantha New Life Worship Center. 304 W 27th St., will acknowledge the contributions made the community by residents with Its first Ruby Wilson Award, presented In honor ol a volunteer whose record nl dedicated com m unity service best reflects the life and work of Us namesake In Seminole County. T o begin this tradition, the Center will recognize Pastor Blanche Bell Weaver, of Rescue Church ol God mid ex ecu live director of Rescue Outreach Mission, on West 13th Street. A dinner In her honor will he held at Stacy's In Orange City on April 21 from G H 30 p.m. Tickets are $15 lot adulls; $7 fur children 8-12; and $5 lor children 2-7. Proceeds from the tickets will be returned to the comm unity. For ticket Information call Deacon Frank A Thom as J r., al 860-1270. Missionary to India to speak SA N FO R D — Th e Rev. Kevin Donaldson; reeently approved Assemblies of God missionary to India, will lie the featured guest speaker at Family Worship Center. 1770 W. Airport Dlvd.. on Sunday. April 17. al 10:30 a.in., according lo Jeff Krall, pastor. The public Is invited to at lend the Donaldsons' special mission presentation. At that time they will he sharing the challenge of church-planting ministry In India. Convention planned for next week SA N FO R D — Emmanuel District Church ol God in Christ. 1405 Manguustlne Ave.. will hold lls convention Monday Saturday. April 18-23. Th e Rev. A.L. Sconlers. district superintendent, wlih Missionary Ruby Williams, district missionary, will host the convention weeknlghls at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday at'G p.m,________ _ Keep us informed The Sanford Herald welcomes news and announcements, classes and seminars available to the public for Ihe Religion page. Th e following suggestions are recommended lo rxpcdllc publicutlon: All Items should he typed or written legibly and Include the name and u daytime phone number <4 u person who can he contacted to answer any questions we might have. Tiie deadline for submission Is noon Wednesday before publication. Where revivalists have succeeded •Jonas Nightingale Isn't real. Everything ahmil him Is fake. He's the antihero of the 1992 movie "Leap of Faith'' (which has been showing oil cable T V lately), with Steve Marlin In Ihe title role. Jonas Nightingale Is an updated version ol Elm er G antry, the untlhcrn ol Sinclair Lewis' 1927 novel ol religious corruption under the revival lent. Th e I9GO film "Elm er G a n try" earned Burt Lancaster the Academy Award lor Best Actor. No Oscur could have been more filling, for everything wan an uct with G u n iry and iiuhndy was heller tn the part. A likable scoundrel. Gantry found his nlehe as a touring evangelist He was, said one reviewer, "lechery and hypocrisy In­ ca m ale.'' Another critic observed Dial, alter Wednesday nlglil prayer meellng. Gantry "could always God a girl, a drink and a game." Yel (he evangelist claim ed lie was bringing a whole lol more souls Inin churches Ilnur any of these pussy footing tin saints who arc afraid lo laugh and jolly people." Nightingale, who shared Gantry' s gilt tor last talk and charade, could have said the same iliing ot himself, lie packed 'em In. loo Gantry and Nightingale arc only paper and celluloid creations. But there are real-life versions out there. Rem em ber J im liakker and J im m y Swaggart? A few years before, there was Murjoe Gortner. the hoy evangelist who grew up to he a religious huckster. Many of those wh o saw the 1972 Hollywood documentary "M arjoe" left the theater feeling that the believers he laid fooled would have heard him gladly again •• RELIGION G eorge Plagenx even after Ills confession that he never believed a word of what lie preached. Marjoe did what in- did lor money. Bill a lot of the people hearing him would have said they got their money's worth. They fell the spirit. The question of hypocrisy Is one Dial many ministers have to wrestle with at times Is it Du-clergy 's Job first and foremost lo preach the gospel effectively •• lo touch people's licuiis mid souls? Or must they llrsi ask themselves whether they fully believe what they preach? The words ot comfort a minister speaks to a bereaved person about a blessed reunion In heaven does he always believe that without a douht? A minister once said to me. "If you and I made n case only for the tilings we have succeeded In proving to ourselves ••Intellec­ tually or otherwise •• then we would he restricting our congrcgulions to our own personal theological development. I think we always teach and preach more than we have successfully made our ow n." Docs that make us hypocrites? Revivalism had Its great awakening In the Intc IHHi century. It gave birth to the camp meeting out under the trees, and lent an air of expectation and drama to the monotony of backwoods life. As Kathy Luchettl says In her Ixmk Under God's Spell." few who had "passed through a season of sorrow on the frontier, lacing dentil. Illness and family separation could resist the friendly hand-shaking and the rousing gospel songs of the camp meeting." Preachers described as “ fond ol the open sky and their own sweeping rhetoric" discoursed In florid hyperbole. Many of them were Just us colorful as their 20th century descendants would turn out tn he. There was, for example. Lorenzo Dow. He ndvcrtlsed Ills sermons with such lilies as "T h e Latest Authentic News From Hell." On one occasion •• preaching on "Where Will You Be Going When Gabriel Blows Ills H orn?" - Dow persuaded a small boy lo hide In a Irre outside where a meeting was going tin. Then, on a signal from Dow. the hoy blew a blast on a tin horn. Th e more sophisticated Christians ol today can say what they want about revivalists and their excesses. You don’t have lo condone the con men among those preachers. But you will have tu concede that the revivalists have been successful where most of the other churches have not. Revivalists succeeded In making people "ulive to the spirit." and In bringing "a whole lot more souls Into churches" than the pussy-footing kind. C o p y r i g h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R EN T E R I’RISE ASSN. (For Information on how to communicate electronically with this colum nist and others, contact America Online hy calling I-800-827-G3G4. ext. 8317.) SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ALLIANCE CHURCH Community Alliance Church, -ill I East take Drive, Winter Springs Neighborhood Alliance Church, 301 Markham Woods Rd longwood Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 8 Park Ave .Sanford ASSEMBLY OF 000 Emmanuel Assembly of Qod, 3?QCommercial Sf. Sanford Family Worship Center, 1770W Airport Blvd , Sanford Fraadom Assembly of God, 2960 Orlando Or. Sanford Wekiva Assembly of God, 1675 Olson Rd , longwood BAPTIST Antioch Gaplist Church. Oviedo Calvary Gaplltl Church. Crystal lake Ave A 3rd Si . Lake Mary Caiaeliberry Gap! iAt Church, 770 Seminofa Blvd Canfral Baptist Church. 3101W 1st SI Chutuofa First Baptist Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church, Southeast Rd Countryside Baptist Church. Country Club Rd . Lake Mary First Baptist Church, 519 Park Ava First Baptist Church ot Altamonte Springs. Rl 436 Altamonte Springs First Baptist Church of Forest City First Baptist Church of Geneva First Baptist Church, Markham Woods First Baptist Church of Lake Monroe First Baptist Church of longwood, 691 last ill 434 Flral Baptlat Church ol Oslean First Baptist Church of Oviedo First Baptist Church of Sanlando Springs First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 1101W. 13th St Fountain Head Bapllit Church, Ovlado Hope Baptist Church, Forest City Community Center, Forest City Independence Bipilit Mist, Civic League Bldg , Longwood Jordan Missionary Bapllat Church, 970 Upsaia Rd Lighthouse Baptist Church. 665 longwood •lake Mary Rd lakevlew Beptlst Church. 176 lakevieur Ave , Lake Mary Macedonia Mi itton Baptiat Church, Oak Hill Rd , Oslean Miationary Baptist Church, North Rd . Enterprise Morning Glory Baptist Church, Qanava Hey Mt Moriah Primitive Beptlst Church. 1101 locust Ave. Sanford Ml Olive Mitaionery Baptist Church, Sanlando Springs Rd . longwood Ml Sinai Missionary Bspllsl Church. 1600 Jarry Ave Ml Zion Missionary Bapl! si Church, Sipes Ava Nee Bethat Missionary Church, 9th St A Hickory Ava New Ml Calvary Millenary Baptlat Church. 1109 W 17th 5t Nee Salem Primitive Baptist Church. 1509W 12th St Nee Testament Beptlst Church, Quality Inn, North longwood New Mt Zion Baptiat Church, 1720 Pear Ave Nae Life Feiloeshlp, 4961 E Lake Or. Casselberry Northside Baptist Church. Chuluota Peaceful Zion Baptlat Church. 1164 Pina 81. Aitamonta Springs People's Baptist Church. 1201W 1st St. Sanford Pinscraat Baptist Church, 601 E Airport Blvd Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Ridge Rd, Fern Perk Progress Missionary Baptist Church, Mideay Providence Mitaionery Baptist Church. 4561 Douglas Ava, Bookarioen Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Waal Sanford Smyrna Oapliit Church, 250Overbrook Dr, Cesaeiberry Starlight Baptlat Church, 190 Bahama Rd St Jamaa Missionary Baptist Church, SR 415, Osteen St. Johns Missionary Baptist Church. 309 longeood Ave, Altamonte Springs St Luke Miasionary Baptist Church ot Cameron City, Inc 81 Paul Bapl I»1 Church, 613 Pm# Ave St Matthevrs Baptist Church. Canaan Hgts St Johns Missionary Baptist Church, 970 Cypress SI Springfield Miationary Baptist Church. 17th St &Cedar Ave Palmetto Ave Baptiat Church. 2676 Palmetto Ave Temple Baptist Church. Palm Springs Rd , Aitamonle Springs Victory Baptist Church, Old Orlando Rd at Heater Ava Weitvlawr Baptlat Church. 4100 Peola Rd (46A) William Chapel Missionary Baplist Church, Mark A William SI Altamonte Springs Zion Hope Baptist Church, 717 Orange Ave CATHOLIC All Soula Catholic Church, 902 Oak Ave , Sanford Church of the Nativity, like Mary Our ledy of Ihe lekas Cetnolic Church. 1310 Maiimilian, Deltona St Ann aCatholic Church, Dogwood Trail, SaBary St Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset Dr, near Button Rd , Caitelbarry 81 Clara Catholic Community meets al Osteen Civic Center 81 Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Maitland Ave , Altamonte Springs St Mary's Ukrenitn Catholic Church, 745 McCoy Dr, Apopka CHRISTIAN First Christian Church. 1607 S Sanford Ave First Chruiian Church of longwood, 1400 EC Willi amion Rd. Longeood Celebration Church take Mary, 126W Lakeview Ave Lake Mary Grace Christian Church. Wilton Elementary School (Peola), 965 Orange Blvd , Sanford lakeviewChristian Church. Bear Lake Rd at Jamison Sanford Christian Church. 730Upsaia Rd, Sanford South Seminole Christian Church, 300 W SR 434, Oviedo CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church ol Christ Scientist, 973 Markham Woods Rd, Longwood CHURCHOF CHRIST Church of Christ. *612 8 Park Ave Church of Chrisl at Lake Ellen. U S Hey 17 92 N , Casselberry Church ol Christ. 600 Palm Springs Dr, Aitamonta Springs Church of Christ, Geneve Church of Christ, Longwood Church of Chrisl. W 17lhSl Northside Church of Christ, Fie Haven Dr, Maitland South Seminole Church ot Christ, 5410 Lake Howell Rd CHURCH OF 000 Church ol God. 503 Hickory Ave Church otOod. 603 W 22nd 81 Church of God. Oviedo Church of God Holiness, Lake Monroe Church of God Mission. Enterprise Church of God. 1402 W l 6 lhSI Church of God in Chrisl. Oviedo ChurcholOodof Prophecy, 2509 8 ElmAv# Church ol God ol Prophecy, 1706 S Persimmon Ave Church ol God of Prophecy, 496 8 Central, Oviedo Church ol God (7th Oayl. Deltona Community Centar. Dtltona(Sun Room) Rescue Church ot God. 1700 W 13th SI. Sanford True Church of Qod, 2700 Ridgewood Ave . Sanford CONGREGATIONAL Congregational Christian Church. 2401 8 Park Ave, Sanford EASTERN ORTHODOX Eel tern Orthodox Church, St Georga. 2001Dylan Way. Maitland Eastern Orthodox Church, Si Steven's of O C A , 1695 Lane Emma Rd Longwood Eastern Qrthodoi Church, 81 John Odhodoa. 2743 Country Club Rd Sanford EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church, E DeBary Ave , Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church, lonQwood Episcopal Church of the New Covenant. 675 Tuikewhla Rd .Winter Springs Epiicopel Church of theResurrecllon, 251 C lake Brantley Dr. Longwood Holy Crcss Episcopal Church, Park Ave at 4th St. Sanford St Patare Episcopal Church, 700 Rinehart Rd , Lake Mary St Richard •Church. 5151 Lake Howell Rd , Winter Perk The Church ol the Good Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave. Mamend INTERDENOMINATIONAL Calvary Christian Center, 500 W 4th St , Sanford New Harvest Christian Fellowship, 2760 Country Club Rd , Sanford Northland Community Church, 530 Dog Track Rd , Longwood Outreach Deliverance Center, 2231 Sipes Ave . Sanford JEWISH Beth Am Synagogue meeting at comer of Sand Lake end County line Rd , West 14 Temple Shaiom, 1765 Elkhem fiivd , Deltona LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church Overbrook Dr . Catielborry Good Shepherd Lutheran Church ELCA 2917Orlando Dr (Mary 17 92) Sanford Holy Cron Lutheran Church of lake Mary 760 Sun Or , i am Mary Lord of Life Lutheran Church. 395 Tuikawida Rd Winter Springs Lutheran Church of Providence. Deltona Lutheran Church ot ihe Redeemer, 2575 Oak Ave Messiah Lutheran Church. Gulden Days Dr &Mwy 17 92. Casselberry St Lukes Lulheren Church. Rl 426.8i«via St Stephen Lutheran Church, 434|usl W ol 14, Longwood METHODIST Barnett United Memorial Church, E DeBary Ave , Enterprise Bear Lake United Methodist Church Bethel A M E Church, Canaan Heights Caitelbarry Community United Methodist Church, Mwy 17 92 at Pine/ Ridge Rd. Casselberry Christ United Methodist Church, Tucker Dr Suniand Estates DeBary Community Methodist Church, W Mighbenks Rd DeBary First United Methodist Church, 419 Pa«k A«e First Methodist Church of Geneva Firel Methodist Church of Oviedo Grace United Methodist Church. 499 N Country Club Rd Lake Me'y Grant Chapel A M I Church. Ovlado Oakgrovt Methodist Church. Oviedo Osteen Methodist Church, cor of Carpenter A Murray St. Osteen Pioneer MethodHi Church, cor of Wilbur Ave A Country Club Rd . Lake Mary Qanlendo United Mathodnt Church, SR 434 and i 4, Longwood , St Jamaa A M E . 9ih at Cypress St Luke M 0 Church of Cameron City, Inc . Bearden o»f SR 46 E StMarysAME Church,SR415.Ostean St Paul a Methodist Church, Osteen Rd . Enterprise Strafford Memorial Church, S DeBary NAZARENE First Church of the Hararene, 2561 Sanford Ave Geneva Church of the fta/arena, SR 46, Oeneva Lake Mary Church of theft Afarena, 171 E Crystal Lake Ava Lake Mary Longwood! Church of the Natarena. Wayman i Jessup Ave Longwood Marshem Woods Church ot the Ns/arem SR 46 3** miles W of I 4 at the Wekiva River PRESBYTERIAN Deltona Presbyterian Church, Holland Blvd 6 Austin Ave , Deltona First Presbyterian Church ol Lake Mary First Presbyterian Church, Oak Ave A 3rd St First Presbyterian Church of DeBa^, E Highland Markham Woods Pftibylaftan Church, 5210 Markham Woods Rd Laka Mary St Andrews Presbyterian Church, 9913 Bear Lake Rd SI Mark* Presbyterian Church. 1021 PeJm Springs Rd . Altamonte Spring* Tuscawilie Presbyterian Church, 3600W SR 426, Oviedo Upsaia Community Presbyterian Church, Upsaia Rd Wekiva Presbyterian Church. 211Wekiva Sphngi Lane. Longwood Westmini*tar Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Rd, Cat aeiberry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. He/ 436, Forest City Mere Hill Seventh Day Advanlisl Church. 601 E 2nd S t. Sanford Sanford SavanthOay Adventist Church, 5615 N Hwy 427 Seventh Day Advamlsi Church, M'aitland Avt., Aitamonta Springs Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church. 50 9 Moss Rd OTHERCHURCHES All Faith Chapel, Camp Samlnole, Wekiva Park Rd Allan s A M E Church. Oliva S 12th BeerdaR Avenue Holiness Chapel, Beerdaii Ave Chuluota Community Church Churchof Jasus Christ of Latter Day Samis. 2315 Park Are ECKANKAR, 770 Big Tree Dr, Suite 100. Longwood Family Church Christian Canter, 1544 Seminole Blvd , Casselberry First Born Church of the Living God. Midway First Church of Christ, Scientist, Elkam Blvd A Venus 8 t , Deltona First Pentecostal Church ot Longwood First Pentecostal Church of Sanford Full Gospal Church of Qod in Christ. 1626 Jerry Ave. Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle, 2f24 Country Club Rd Grace Bible Church, 2644 S Semord Ave Holy Trinity Church of God In Chilli, 1514 Mangey *tine Ave Kingdom Mail of Jehovah *Wi' less. lak* Monroe Unit. 1562 W 3rd St Lake Mary Community Church, 101 N Country Club Rd . Lake Mary Lake Monroe Chapel, Orange Blvd . Lake Monroe Ml Olive Holiness Church. Oak Milt Rd . Ostaen Neighborhood Affiance Church. 301 Markhem Woods Rd , Longwood PeolaWesiayanChurch.5650Wayside Df .Sanford Pentecostal Open Bible Tebemacit, Ridgewood Ava off 25th opposite Seminole High School Restoration Community Church, 5615 N CR 427. Sanford Roiling Hiila Moravian Church. 8 R 434. Longwood Sanford AIIlane# Church. 1401 S Park Ave Sanford Bible Church, 2460 Sanford Avt. Second Church of the Living God. 3426 BeardaJl Ave . Sanford 8 t Pelka Serbian Orlhodo* Church, 1990 Lake Emme Rd . Longwood The Full Gospel Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Washington St, Canaan City The Sanation Army, 700W 24th Si Triumph, The Church of the New Age, 1006 W 6 ih SI United Church of Christ. Altamonte Community Chepei. Altamonte Spring* United Church of Christ Christian Fellowship. 260 N Country ctub Rd lake Mary U C S S Spiritual Centre. 12*A 8 Volusia Ave, corner of Graves A Volusia Ava . Orange City �88 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 15, 1994 Legal Notices C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE TO TH E PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lh« City ol Lake Mary s Canvassing Board consisting ol two City Commissioners and Ihe City Clark will meet at 7 00 P M . or at soon (hereafter a> possible. on Tuesday. April It. 1994. on tha second Poor ol the County Service* Oulldtng, 1101 E First Straal. Sanlord Flor Ida, to open lha absentee ballot* and canvas* lha return* tor Iba City * Run Oil Election C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Carol A Fottar, City Clark DATED M arrhX . 1994 PublltH; April 19. 1994 DEQ2I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT.IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 9} S151OR03B IN RE The Marriage ol ARTHUR L.GIVINS. JR Hutband. and JEN N IFER C. GIVINS Wile NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAOE TO: Arthur L. Glvln* Jr. Addrat* Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action tor dlttolu lion of marriage hat bean Iliad again*! you and you art ra quirad to larva a copy ol your written detente*. It any, to It on JENNIFER C GIVINS. Pali tloner. whote addrat* It toil Bartlett C t . Oviedo, Florida )174) on or belort MAY ♦. 1994. and III* lha original with tha dark ol thl* court either before larvlc* on Petitioner or Imme dlately thereafter It you tall lo do to. a default will be entered egaintt you for tha relief da mended In the petition WITNESS my hand and the teal ot thli Court on MARCH X. 19*4 MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE COURT By Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk Publith: April I. IS. 12.19. 1994 OEQ 59 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN ANOFUH SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION CASE NO. 9111*9 CA 14 E KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plaintiff. VS JAMES R MILLS, el a l. Defendant!. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice It hereby given that, purtuant to thal Final Judgment of Foraclotur* deled March II. 1994, and entered In civil cat* number 911M9 CA 14 E. ol the Circuit Court ol lha lllh Judicial Circuit In and tor Seminole C ou nty, F lo rid a , wherein KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. It Plaintiff and JAMES R. MILLS. BOBBI JO KUNSELMAN. AL TAM ONTE VILLAGE I CON D O M IN IU M ASSO CIATIO N. I N C . . ------------- , UN K N O W N PERSONtS) IN POSSESSION OF T H E S U B J E C T R E A L PROPERTY N'K/A JEANNA L A F A M M E . It/ar* Defend anflt), I will tall to the hlghetl and bait bidder for cath at tha watt front door ol lha Seminole County Courthout* In Sanlord. Samlnole County, Florida, at II 00 A M on tha 3rd day ol May. 1994. Ih* following de untied property at let forth In laid Final Judgment, to wit That certain Condomlnum parcel known at UNIT 60S. BUILDING 600. ALTAM ONTE VILLAGE II and an undivided I *141190 interact In tha land, common element* and common expenses appurtenant to laid unit, all In accordance with and tub|ect to Ih* covenant*, condl lion*, rettrlcllon*. term* and other prcvltlont of that DEC LARATION OF CONOOMINI UM OF A L TA M O N TE VIL LAGE II. at recorded In Official Record* Book UM, Pag* 379 through M l ol the Public Rec ordt ot Samlnole County, rlor Ida. and amended In Official Record* book 1211. Ptg* J9J through S9I ol tald Public Rec ordt Oated tha lit day ol April. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publith: April*. IS. 1994 OEQ 66 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO 91 MS* CAME PNC DANK. KY. INC , d/b/a PNC MORTGAGE COMPANY, l/k a C ITIZ E N S F ID E L IT Y BANK AND T R U S T COM PANY. drb'a PNC MORTGAGE SERVICINGCOMPANY. Plaintiff, vt. NE RE IDA CRUZ. E T AL, Defendantli). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foraclotur* dated March It. 1994 and entered In Cat* No 91 MS* CA 14 E ol the Circuit Court ot Ih* 11 th Judicial Circuit In and for Samlnole County, Florida, wherein PNC BANK, KY. INC . d'b/a PNC MORTGAGE COMPANY, l/k/a CITIZEN S F ID E L IT Y BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, d b a PNC MORTGAGE SERVICING CO M PANY, and N E R E IO A CRUZ It Ih* defendant. I will tell to the highetl bidder tor cath at Ih* Wetl Front Door ol tha Seminole County Courthout* Sanlord. Florida, al II 00 o'clock A M on the 3rd day ot May. 1994. Ih* following d* ter Ibed property at tal forth In tald Summary Final Judgment, to wit: Lot SI. OAKLAND HILLS, according to Ih* plat Ihereol at recorded in Plal Book II, Paget 61 and 64. ol the Public Record* ol Samlnole County. Florida Together with all tlructuret and Improvement* now and hereafter on tald land and llalurtt attached thereto, and all rent*. Ittuet. proceed*, and prollti accruing and to accrue from tald premltat. all of which are Included within Ih* forego Ing d e t c r lp llo n and Ih* habendum thereof, alto all gat. tfeam. electric, water and other healing cooking, refrigeration, lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power tyilemt machine*, appliance!, nature* and appurtenance*, which are now or may hereafter pertain to. or be uted with. In or on tald premise*, even though they may be detached or detachable OATED thlt Sth day of April. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE. CLfcMK Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk "Person* with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In thlt proceeding should contact Ih* ADA Coordl nalor al Seminole County Court house. 101 North Park Avenue. Suite N 101. Sanford, Florida 13771. al leatl fly* day* prior lo Ih* proceeding* Telephone ( 407 ) 121 4110 *>l 4237; I 100 955 699 1 ( T O O ) or Itootssirro (VI via Florida Relay Service " Publith: April*. IS, 1994 DEQ 64 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The State of Florida. Depart m e n l of H e a lth and Re habitually* Service*. Juvenile Justice. District 7, It tollciting proposals tor Alternative* lo Secure Detention Program* (Electronic Monitoring! The program will serve fifty (SO) male and'or female youth The program will serve youth who meet Ih* statutory definition of detention criteria The program needs to be staffed and or designed lo meet the need* of clients awaiting their court hearings located In Orange, Osceola. Brevard or Seminole County The purpose It to attur* the court that theta client! will be available tor their court hearings and they will not be Involved In delinquent behavior during thlt transition Copies of the completed Request tor Proposals entitled "Request lor Proposals for Non Secure Pro gram" are available from Ih* Contract Manager: John F. Podietnlk. Human Service! Program Spedalltt. too West Robinson Street Suit* 9ISS, Or lando. Florida 12601. (402) 421 62)9 Notice ol Intent to Submit a Propottl must be received by April 29. 1994 at S 00 p m IE S T ), All proposals to the R FP must be received by May II. 1994 at 5.00 pm (E S T) The Department reserve* Ih* right lo r*|*cl any and all bid* or accept minor Irregularities In Ih* best Interest of the State Certified Minority Butinas* En lerprltet are encouraged to par tlclpale Publish April I). 1994 DEQ 91 CELEBRITY CIPHER Oetvitr C<n*r cryptograms ere creeled from quotations py Famous paopt*. past and present Cacti letter vt the cipher stands lor another rpdjy s cb* 5 ejuers Jt ’ Q W M EOM, EC ABO M . IEP Q E 8 M C PBV I M Z Z U D F W Q U E O O P ZBLM. * — X B M Z MI D C . PREVIOUS SOLUTION. "I'm young, young-looking and young at heart. It's best for me to capitalize on that." — (Young) Leonardo OlCaprlo. OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park 7 1 —H e lp W anted Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged at 1166 Willingham Road. Chuluota. Florida 12266 9550. Seminole County. Florida, under the f ictitious Nam* of MASTERS CUT. and that 1 Intend to register tald name with Ih* Division ot Corpora tlont. Tallahassee. Florid*. In accordance with Ih* provltlont ol Ih* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToWII. Section 665 09, Florida Statutes 1991 Timothy G McCloskey Publith April IS. 1994 DEQ ISO REOUEST FOR PROPOSALS The State of Florida. Depart m en! of H e a lth and Re hahllitallve Services. Juvenile Justice. District 2 It soliciting proposal* lor Ih* provision ot a Non Secure Program The pro gram will serve ten (10) male and'or female youth The pro gram needs to be an alternative to secure detention and designed lo meet fh* needs of those clients waiting for dispositional sanction! ol the |uvenll* court. Placement will be located in Orange, Osceola. Brevard or Seminole County Copies of Ih* completed Request for Pro potalt entitled "Request far Proposals for Non Secure D* tenlion Program" are available from the Contract Manager: John F Podietnlk. Human Serv Ices Program Specialist. 400 West Robinson Street Suit* tISS. Orlando. Florida 12601. 1402) 42)61)9 Nolle* ol Intent to Submit a Proposal mutt be received by April 19. 1994 at 1 00 p m (EST) All proposals to the RFP mutt be received by May I). 1994 at S 00 pm . (E S T) The Department reserves the right to r*|*ct any and all bids or accept minor Irregularities In the best Interest of the State Certified Minority Business En lerprltet are encouraged to par tlclpale Publish April I). 1994 OEQ 2) REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS The Department ol Health and Rehabilitative Services. Juv* nil* Justice. District 2 Is tollc lllng proposals for the provision ol an Intensive Halfway House Program The program will serv* seventeen 112) committed male youth The program needs lo be stall secured and designed to meet the needs ot high risk, ret'denlial placement located In Orange. Osceola. Brevard or Seminole County Copies of the completed Re quest tor Proposals entitled "Request for Proposals lor In tensive Hallway House" are available Irom Ih* Contract Manager Thomas E Fay. P ro g ra m O p e ra tio n s Ad mlnlslrator Specialist. 400 West Robinson Street Suit* 9ISS. Or lando. Florida 11601. (4021 4)1 6239 Nolle* of Intent to Submit a Proposal mutt be received by April 29, 1994 al S 00 p m (E S T) All proposals lo Ih* RFP muit be received by May I). 1994 at S 00 pm (E S T) The Department reserves Ih* right le r*|*ct any and all bids or accept minor Irregularities In Ih* best Infer**! of Ih* Slat* Certified Minority Business En lerprltet are encouraged lo par tlclpale Publish April IS. 1994 DEQ 24 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Tli* Stale ot Florida. Depart m ent ol H ea lth and Re habllltatlv* Services. Delln quency Services. District 2 Is soliciting proposals for the pro vision ol an Intensive Group Treatment Program The pro gram will serve seven (2) committed male youth The program needs to be designed to meet the needs ol a moderate risk, short term residential placement located In Orange County Copies of the completed Request for Proposals entitled "Request for Proposals for In tensive G roup Treatm ent Home" are available from the Contract Manager: John F Podietnlk, Human Services Program Spaclallst. 400 West Robinson Street Suit* 9ISS. Or lando. Florida 12601, (402) 421 62)9 Notice ot Intent to Submit a Proposal mutt be received by April 29. 1994 at 5 00 p m (E S T) All proposals lo Ih* RFP mutt be received by May t). 1994 at 5:00 p m. (E S T). The Department reserves Ih* right to r*|*ct any and all bids or accept minor Irregularities In Ih* best Interest of Ih* Stale Certified Minority Business En­ terprises are encouraged fo par tlclpale Publish: April IS. 1994 DEQ 22 SE TTL E M E N T NOTICE Nolle* Is hereby given thal Seminole County hat entered Into a settlement wllh John Pulk relating to losses sustained at a result of bodily ln|ury occurring on 6/25/90. In Ih* amount of (10.000 Details are on file In the Samlnole County Employe* Relations Department. 1)01 East Second Street, Sanford. Florida 12221. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GERMAN ROMERO Employe* Relations Director Publish: April IS. 1994 OEQ 146 UNCLAIMED^ VEHICLE AUCTION Removal of Ih* below de scribed vehicles was conducted In compliance wllh F.S. 211.26. Nolle* that Dutch’s Towing will tell said vehicles at Public Auction for cath on April 29. 1994 al 10:00 am. al 2202 W 1st Street. Sanford. Florida W* reserve Ih* right lo withdraw tald vehicles from Public Aoc M an, 196) Amor Rtnaulf ID 4IXMOM9606FK19S269 1922 Dais 2D ID IMLSX144549 1929 Dodge PK ID 4DI7JE9C126242 1924 famaMC ID4IJ2224SSS 1924Chev 20 ID IIHS2H4K 429124 1926 Pont 20 ID I2F11U6P42S140 1929CMC PK ID ITCD 14915)9160 1922Olds 2D ID«)V)2T1E22266S 1961 Chev 40 ID 1IG1AX66S2B61S2004 196) Ford Tempo ID IIFABP22X9FK11124I 1926 Bulck SW ID I4R15K6XIS0604 Vehicles may be viewed on* hour prior to tel*. Sales begin al 10 00a m Publish: April IS. 1994 DEQ 142 C L A S S IF IE D A D S Sominolo 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T HOURS 8 00 AM.-3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY Orlando - Winter Park 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 DRIVERS NEEDED PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 consacullve times........... 57c a line 7 consecullve times........... 70c a line 3 consecutive times........ 91c a line 1 time.............................. $1.19 aline Rates ara per Issue, based on 3 lines • 3 Lines Minimum NOW ACCEPTING Scheduling may mtludo Heiakl Advortisot al tfv cost ol ,vi nddibon.il day Cancel when you got tetultt Pay only tor days your ml runs at tale ear nod Use full dtttcnptem lot lastost results Copy mutt lonow acceptable typo graphical torm -Commercial Itoquenty rale* are av.tii.ihte DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon The Day Bekrie Pubkcahon Sunday 13 Noon Friday •Monday 510 P M FteLty ADJUSTMENTS AND CREOITS: In lh« event ot an error In an ad, lha Sanford Harald will ba responsible for Ih* flraf Inaarllon only and only to tha axlanl of tha cost of that Insertion Plea** chack your ad for accuracy fh* first day It run*. 12— E ld e r ly Ca re 6 3 - M ortg ag es ADULT CARE In our private home Sanlord are* Lots of loving cere for your loved ones Contact Holly 12) 914) __ AD U LT CARE In private San lord home |650/mo Inc love, meets, transport . enter tslnmenl, A more41514*1 * NEW COMMUNITY A H0MEBUYERS PROGRAM 21— Personals ADOPTIONS Free medical cere, trenspor tailors, counseling, private doctor plus living eipenset Bar rlllll)Clearw ater Attorney John Frjcker I 60* 912 144* LOOKINO FOR reived military m an 10 40 y r t old tor friendship Cell 1)4 1)91 or writ* 1402 Elm Ave. Sanlord F I 11221 27—N u rs e ry & Child C are A TTEN TIO N SECOND SHIFT P A R E N T S : R e lia b le chlldcar* with hot m#al! licentad c1*y(*f* Utility Call lorrotei » ) 743SHC f?t) 10 31- P r i v a t e Instructions OPE NINO APRIL 22nd 111 1)12 Sanlord. FL Jackie Caele 5wvn L*t*ant 43— In ve stig a tive Services M AJESTIC IN V E S TIG A TIV E Services Domestic relations Fie*consultation 462 6*6 11)1 * LOW DOWN PAYME NT * EASIER QUALIFYING For complete details cell RCNCT FINANCIAL ACTION MORTOAOC 3310700 _______ 74 Moor Servlte 7 1 —H e lp W anted EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 700 W nth St AO O TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI C A L L m + iif r tt u n j AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing tuccaadt Ilka u kc vtt Wa'ca wall into our Jrd d*<ada ol training tucceiaful aganft No titan*#? Wa ll hatpl WATSON M tA U Y C U N H REALTORS J » 17M AUTO MECHANIC (MOBIL) Cartif»ad or w/4 yrt rip and ttf'datir# to bacoma carfihad Valid drtvac Itcama and toot% F/T. torn# *rak«*M)t Call for data)!* J77 7/0* Ivmtg l • AVON product! 1,000 darn lo SOX No doof'djor PT/FT Sand! 3)1 MfJ/l MDH4 7IM BOOKKEEPER Pari lima Abla lo fill out quarterly* and do incoma taa Call N anc^in OUT B R E A K F A S T AND LU N C H COOKS Eipantncad only for uptcaUclub 311 0DI4________ CAPENTERS 55—Business O p p o rtu n itie s Must have reliable transport* lion and own tools Sanlord area Pleat* call Jim, 111 5*56 EARN U.6«a6),*M per month perl tlma working 10*IS boor* p«r wtwk Sanout only Jit Mil Clean 2 yr MVR. full and pari lime In South Orlando 1 yrt *»p*rlento Call 4954162______ 41—M o n e y to Le n d KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONEY! All you naad 1%your till# Jack O amood for appointment 740 m t PUT YOUR CAREER IN HIOH OEAR1 t s a r Check The heOeesJAedt FerTh TheJebYeuWwW C D l CLASS A DRIVERS CULTURED MARBLE M ANUFACTURER Needs experienced • FINISHER • INSTALLER • SET UP/POURER II eiperlenced in fiberglass u will train ( *11*94 4040 DELIVERY/WAREHOUSE 40 hr% ♦ Paid tmuranct and banafitt Clatt D Lie r«q Clean driving record Know I edga of Orlando area a plu! Inquire at 2101 S. Sanford Ava. Sanford THIS WEEK'S A Multi Family Movini Salt Sat A Sun . 6 2 both days 692 Madera Ave Santord A YARD SALE 111 M yrtle Ave Fishing, automotive, and household Hems Including the kitchen sink Sat only! 6am 2pm____ A YARD SALE Children and adult! clothe!, kitchen Itemt, 2 window air conditioner!, loti of mltc Sat urday only,» 3 f 14W 20th St BAG SALE L id in Clothing Frl. and Sal. Anything you can tit In our plastic bag 110 plus laa/bag A SECOND IMAOE 161 t i l l It, laniard 11)9411 C LO TH E S ! PLANTS G4r*g* tel*. Lots ol mltc. 5225 $ Sanlord Ave (By Lk Jessup follow signs) Saturday A Sunday 4/16 A 4/12 95 OARAOE Salt?) Why betharf 9 WE BUY PAY TOP PRICED 4621)69429 WOW!!! SANFORD HERALD GARAGE SALES MAKE LOTS OF 5551 Thanks to the Sanlord Herald Classifieds Tommy Vincent Is now Sill richer Hit garage tel* was a HUGE tuccett due In part to an ad In Ihe Santord Heraldl Art you having a garage tele? Don't miss out on our garage tale special. Call belort noon on Tuetdey to get In on e great deal! Sanford Herald Classifieds 322-2611 831-9993 •GARAGE SALE A0 BARGAIN Call In your garegt salt ad by tl noon on Tuesday and lake advantage of our special garage tal* ed priced Call Classified now lor details! 322-2611 r-yr-. ts-.t t ? COOK Hometlyl* loodt Apply 1 4 PM al Holiday House Retlau rani, tfwy 19 92 near Lake Mary A Drug tree Workplace A G CARRIERS. Tavares. FI. e well established and grow Ing Central Florida bated company oilers you #1)4 lo29« per mil* *Up lo 12.000 ml per mo • Slop Oil Pay e Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay eSalely A Performance Bonus • Spouse Riding Program • Average Trip 5 9 Days • Late Model Conventional Tractors It you have 2 years tractor trailer, OTR and snow and Ice experience plus a good driving record, call I too 694 9056 DRIVER WANTED Tull time Musi have late model econo vehicle lor local deliveries ufltlllnq personal vehicle Call642 13DI6 II ORIVERS Ewell Industries It accepting application lor RM drivers in Ih* Orlando ere* (9400 N4rcosse* Rdl Mutt have CDL license Full benellt package Apply al 1656 High St lanqweed COE DRIVERS RANTED With dean clast B drivers license for day and night thills We otter SM0 per to start. m*|or medical de ntal and paid vacations Apply al USA Services. 446 Spring Hammock Ct. lorxjwood 139 9704 IARN MM A WK PART TIMR. II flexible hours e week Then cell me at 409 )16)914_______ ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS Commercial tit* InUCF area Benefits package A N IC O INC. 44# 44)1 EOE Qfug tree workplace EXPERIENCED BOOT PERSON Must have own tools and be able to do heavy collision Apply In person tatween 9*m and 3pm al 2*01 Country Club Hoad Sanlord 322 6644 GOOD WORKERS NEEDED DAILY WORK/OAILV PAY Report 6am 1205 S If wy 19 92 Long wood __ Call4HJJ)lafter 3pm GREENHOUSE WORKER Tractor #ip halpful D p L k r#q MF t SCall 377 OEM HAIRSTYLISTS Beauty talon In Sanford vary Qood location, nmdt %tyll%f! tor aithar com mi id■on or chair r#n»#l PI##!# call 3211711 HAM AND EGG DELI Bacaut# of mcr##!#<J !#!#! naad halpt Ut and 7nd thilft available |tcti#r than average pay t i p In making dtll tendwtehet helpful Apply In p#f!on AMACOaaltSt.SRM HOST-HOSTESS/CASHIER Wilt train Apply 2 4 PM al Holiday flout* Restaurant. >twy 19 92 near Lake Mary A Drug tree Workplace 7 1 —H e lp W anted LOCATES Conduct your own locate search For a step by step guide sand 119 95 to Local*. PO Box 1*61, Sanford, f L 33271-1*6) MAINTENANCE F rl Set Sun Heavy work Non smoker. Fie Dr Lie req at Katie's Landing 66) SAM M EDICAL RECEPTIONIST For busy orthopaedic oftic e Call Sharon at 969 SS1S MEDICAL Reception ist/Tr«iscriptionist Experience required Send resume to )t! N Mangoutllne Ave . Sanlord FL 31991____ MEDICAL LPN 13hr shltls llam llpm IV experience preferred Apply In person Oebary Manor 66 N Hwy 12 92 Debary, FI M EDICAL RN Charge nurses for 9am 1pm and Tl 9 shltls IV and ven (Hater a xperlence needed Apply In person: Debary Manor 66 N. Hwy 19 91 _________ Debary, El_________ M EDICAL C N A S m d ORDERLIES Must be certified ) It end 9 ) shills Apply In person Debary Manor 44 N Hwy 12 9) Debary. FI 4*9 446 44)4 M IO IC A L R.N. With background a i D O N o* A D O N lot tuparior ratad !klll car# facility on aa!t coatf M u tt u n d e rtta n d Medicaid. Medicare. V A and Champut Mud ha %frnoq in managamant of !tatf Banafit program available. Mall rnum* fa PO Bai 130/1 Daytona B a a ch FLIltlt Of call m I t 2 1772 OFFICE HELP P/T Computer experience and organirallonat skills re quired Medical records expe ntnee helpful Musi type 50 xvpm Send resume to P O Box 1299, Sanlord FI 2)292 OPPORTUNITY KN0CKSI Pafr# Fa!hion! Invttet you to antar tha dtract Mi#! lit# All torritorta!. W \ from horn# High (ommiition. !#< your own hour!, free 1*00 %alet kit Earn great raward! tor domf your 10b Car and phona oaadad Mull po!!*t! mature attitude Coma and u t what wa re all about *n Tiwtday. April Itth at « 10 in tha p riv a te dining room at Shonay! MaHaurant. /440 Ir to Hron!on Highway, Klulmaa PleaiaHSVPby 4 il M\ i*)4 THIS BOSS REWARDS HARDWORK Marry Maid! pay! lor parlor manta avary Friday! Day hr! only, no night! ln!orad car ratyjlrad. paid mllaaga Call Marry Maid! 3)1 SIM HOUSECLEAHERS For TID Y MAIO S dayt/wk with pay and banafit! 3Jf 2744 TELEMARKETER Portion oprn for an opart •nerd telemarketer E vtning hour! 4l‘M Monday through Thurufay Apply in par!on Sanford Harald. XX) N French Ava. #!k for Tracy PR PERSON (GoGattar) To viwl new home tile! In melro Orlando area Territory and training pro vided Gat allowance and In com e w ill ra n g e from 1100 1700'wk part time (Hour! fleiiblel Call J7) IU4 PRODUCTION 16 N EEDED PERM ANENT POSTIONS LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Must have CDL " A " wllh clean MVR Produce expert •nee and good references re quired Call or apply MSC Trucking. 1921 W lit St. Santord. FL 469 112 9S4) Mlg co seeks Individuals tor auambly line Good altitude high energy end rellebllly a must HS diploma and good work history required 15 hr Never eleet Help Personnel. 429 6666 7 1 —H e lp W ante d JANITORIAL : P a rt tim e d e a n e r/ llo o r person Must be able to pats security check Cell 292 ) ) t ) RnJdtnUil Driwr/ludtr For gerabge company. Must have CDL Clast (I Apply Ih person 1445 Overland R d , A P ° P * «_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ RN OR LPN 11-7 PER DIEM R ELIEF CNA 311 PART TIM E OR FULL TIM E RCOENCV PARK NURSINO C EN TER A 120 twd superior rated (eclllly needs a very special nurse with • Proven Leadership Ability • Excellent Communication — Skills • A Loveot People • Strong Med Surg Back ground ■ • Experience In G eriatric^ Medicare documentation, and IV Cartilkallon a plus II thlsdescrlbes you. contact Mary Alice Kethe. D O N 2619 Enterprise Rd. DeBary. FL Equal Opportunity Employer SALES COUNSELORS Reputable cemetery ottering a great opportunity lor people desiring to gain reward by ottering needed services FuU training with excellent health A retirement benefits Full time positions with high In come potential No experience necessary Call K. Landrett immediately at )2I 4)6) SECURITY OFFICER TRAINING/PLACEM ENT Armed and unarmed 3)4 0214 5M E N O IN E / T Q U IP M E N T M ECH AN IC lor loan sve Evenings 4 5 hours Call for appt 130 9000 leave message TEACHERS Part and lull lime slat) needed Inchllxtcare centers _________ *09 2)1605________ TEACHER'S AIDC WANTED * Childcare aiparianca ra quirad Willing In driva van and gat a C D l Cwit 177 7*0* TRUCK MECHANIC light to haavy duty Mull hava toot! andaipvriarKa Call >117441______ WAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK Cupcritnced only App’/ Ir per ton Day! Inn Sanford 447 ) ) ) 4)00 WAREHOUSE ANO GENERAL LABOR H E LP N E E D E D ! Bonu! tor drivar! All !hift! avaitab'a Daily pay. no tea Report ready to work S 30 am lndu!frtal Labor Svc . 1014 FrtnchAv Nophanacall!__ WAREHOUSE Sanford Third ihift National food !#>•! comp need! par von for warvhou!# OT req Per manant povihon I ) hr Up ward mobility and monetary growth Clove Never a leal Help Pervonnel. 424 4U4 WRECKER DRIVER Experienced Must live in Sanlord area 6 have COL at Butch's Towing, . 1st SI 50 AUTO AUCTION DRIVERS N EEO ED I Musi have valid Florida drivers license end he able lo drive slick Cell between I I SPRINT STAFFINO, ))9 1411 m 73—E m p lo y m c n f W anted C A R E O IV E R P e rs o n a l domestic I driva. am pm, kidsloo R e ft & e .p P i 747) 93—R o o m s for R e n t A Q U IET. CLEAN rm. In Sqh turd K ifchan A phona ova, coin laundry |7S L up 324-4411 CLEAN ROOMS, .ingle shirt* J t7S/wk Kitchen, phona laundry, vidao games, oil vtraatparklnq 3304423 GARAGE SALE Tools, antique plow end tew Ing machine, household Hems, and mltc. Saturday and Sun day, 4 5 202 Bradshaw Or LAKE MARY 224 Seminole Frl Set Sun, 6 1. Tread mill, baby bad. ipaar llthlng gun. ceramic bisque. turn ■clothes, much morel I MULTI FAMILY SALE Antiques, toys, mowers, end lots ot stuff. Friday A Satur day April I) A 14. 4111 Orange Ave. oil 412, near Sunland. 6 2 a SATURDAY ONLY * Furn . clothes tli* 5 9, greet condition. Lois ol mltc. Great prices 2525 Yale Avenue. __________ Sanlord.__________ THREE FAMILY SALE Table linens, bed comforts, kitchen utensils, exercise bike, garage ca n t. 4 It mounted tallllth. lots ol mltc. 121 Pine Winds Drive. Seturday end Sunday, 6 5_________ TOOLS) TOOLSIT00LSI Behind Nap* Aulo Parts. IIS W 1st St . Sanlord Sunday. 6 ) . Equip A mltc Items. Cleaning out lor expansion YARD SALE SATURDAY ONLY 9 4. 2506 Hlghlawn Ave,, behind Geneva Gardens Apis Power loots, hand tools, steel lockers, end lots otmlsc, YARD SALE M lt c . household Item s, Hammond Cedal organ, 2 keyboards, I octave loot pedal. 1414 Holly Ave. Frl. 4 Set. 6AM 4PM YARD SALE F R ItS A T 9 5 Lois ol mltc. 126 Lake Minnie Dr., Perk Ridge Sub. 1462 Palm W«y, I block ell ol Sanlord Ave between Lake Mery eitd Airport Blvd. Frl., Sal., Sun. Washer, dryer, stove, refrigerator, 5.000 BTU •Ir conditioner, chain tew, drill, hand loots, childrens clothing, knlck knocks. 16" color tv, 'It Comoro w/t tops 4 FAMILY SALE Cut crystal, chllxfrens clothes, all slits, tom* new, toys, tools, household mltc. 105 Idyllwlde D r , Santord Friday A Saturday 9 5 5 FAMILY SALE Children and womens clothes, toys and lots ol mltc. 1425 Laurel Avenue. Sanlord. Friday 6 ) Saturday 4 2 Notice FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES •II contractors be registered or certified. To verity a stele contractors license call I 600 141 1640 Occupations! Licenses are required by Ihe county and can be verified by celling )2I IIX , ext 96)1 Concrete Moving & Storage CAPTAIN CONCRETE, Wayn* Btal I Man Quality Opara llo n irn 2)16/426)661 CLASS A MOVERS (Moving specialists 10% oil all local moves with coupcn "We move wllh pride Inmlncf' i l l 4) 6* Electrical M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/res LlC/Int. «EROOQ4I91 111 4495 General Services"^ Additions & Remodeling RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum. Framing. Drywall, Doors, Roollng, Concrete. I l l 44)1 S.O. Bellnt. CBC6I9660 C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kinds ol home repairs, painting L ceramic III* Richard Grow 111 5991 C a rp e t/ln sta lla tlo n C A R P E TM ILL D IR E C T Big Discounts Famous Brandt FlrstQuallty. Top Line Stalnmaster, Saxonies. Trackless. Sculptures66 99yd Commercial level loops6) 49yd Installation *09 )24 6600 C arp e t Cleaning SAM'S C AR P ET CLEAN IN O plus strip and bull floors. Retldtnllal/commtrclsl 24 Cleaning Service ~ HONEST DEPENDABLE Person lo clean your housa |utl the way you like II at a price you sure can altord. Call Vtrme ) » 4404 IN D O O R A O U T D O O R Plastering Remodel new end h ltlo rM > o m e ^ 2 )2 9 K ^ ^ ^ _ Home Improvement Painting P A IN T IN O , paper hanging, pressure washing and dry w j l repair Free fst 111 5174 Pressure Cleaning T DUN R ITE : Clean driveways. root!, pool dtekt, walk*) >J»| rt* ti F re * M L D I4 l2 ^ _ AFFORDABLE HOME Repair Dependable. All phetet. Cell (or Freeetl Michael X ) 9106 R ES TO R A TIO N , D R YW ALL. metal tluds, doors, Irlm. tld Ing. porches, dec ks. geiebot Licensed/Insured___ ) 2) 1467 BEACH, Sports and Waddings Mobil equip unique pricing For Inlo call 124 94u) RITE-WAY..... ..... OYSBERS HOME REPAIR A R O O F I N O : P a in tin g , ca rp e ntry. Bond/lns/LIc WE S H O W UP r Le1 T h l* D is p la y A d W o r k F o r Y o u ... CMI CIUMlflHi 1 3 2 2 -2 6 11. Landscaping RANDY'S Q U A LITY LAWN: Complete pro care since I960 Clean ups, hauling 111 0914 Lawn Service J A D LAWN M AINTENANCE Wt do tvtrylhlngl Cell lor tree estimates. 114 56X______ TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CAREI Res./Comm , dependable, low ratesl Freeetl..... ...... I X 7020 Photography Roofing RC006424) Call 594 4) 1 )' m—— f— T “— — Swimming Pool Servlce/Repair : W E EK LY SERVICE from t o mo. Cham Rll# Pool Sarvlct I 240 2271 Robert Shot maker T re e Service ECHOLS TR E E SVC Lie's, Ins i "Let the Professionals do It."* Free estimates......... ) ) ) r m ! Window Repair and Cleaning ; ■ WINDOW A SCREEN REPAIR: i 409 )1) 9111 Advertise Your Business Every Day F o r A s L o w As $ 4 5 P e r M o n t h . Call Classified, 322-2611 �' V S® Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday. April IS, 1094 - 7D FURN. ROOM p,Iveta home, ’ housa pflv., nit* art* R*l*r « r x » » required )110 )I*_______ IN P R IV A T E LO N O W O O d hom* Steady employed 5*0/wk.tM/d*p B U I SBO M A T U R E D PERSON, lig h t cooking 5*5'wk First and last ________ w o rn ______ NEW LY RENOVATED, prlyal* entrant*. paddl* tan In your room your own lira I control. r*tflj*r*tor, mlcroway*. and color tv. Oil slraal parking and maid service Convenient location The bast In town j . _________ Ml *041 SANFORD Prlyal* *nlry, qulaf area, hom* privileges US'wk. wilt) tat d*p H t 1**4 97—A p a rtm e n ts Fu rn is h e d / R e n t EFFIC IE N C Y HOUSE For Rent SI*Srmo Al III S 4th SI. Lake Mary . Call *W AMI RENT WITH OPTION Plnecresl 3/1 pool hom*. fenced SStSmo Iti. fait, B ia tH lo is * SANFORD. I bdrm. 1W balls lakelronl trout* SAW/mo ____ _ _ _ III root SANFORD Memlltm District RENT TOOWN Like new 1/1, Air, Laundry SJO00 dn , I4lt/mo U9 /!*/ SANFORD OOLOSBGRO RENT TOOWN I bdtm Like newt Air SI.S00 downtMS/mo *4* TU I_______ SANFORD 1 bdrm, I bath, cent M/A. carpel Ilk* newl I yr leata S4>s/mot44HSUll NOTICE All rental and rtal estate *dv*rll»m*nti ary sublet* lo lh* Frdyral f air Homing Act. which mak*i It lll*ga| to *dv*rlit* any preference. Iim llatlon or discrimination bated on rat*, color, religion, tea. handicap, lamltlal ttatut or national or la In E FFIC IEN C Y. Ig pny back yard, all util Incl IMl/mo • IIQ V tec m i U l o r i m U l E FFIC IEN C Y APT Completely lurnlthed UHlHiet paid SMO/me, iti and lati n « m i SANFORD I AND 1 HDRM Aptt. ISO'wk pirn MOO tac .dep I ROOM EFFICIENCY irt/wk pirns no sum s I Of DBM Private A Quiet SIM month, stSO deposit. Its pet depotli Call HOJTJ1 99—A p a rtm e n ts U n lu rn is h e d / R e nt 103—Du plexT r ip le x / Rent SPRING BREAK!! Mottwood Aplt I V 1714 LAKE MARY 7 bdrm, carpet O H / A eppt mint*, fenced yard GOOD AREA tjl 6714 MINUTES FROM SANFORD SPRING SPECIAL!! 107 -Mobile H om es / R e nt One Hedroom Apartmenlt MM Dl At 1 Bdrm / I Belli >11 ) « » SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS C O U N TR Y S E T T IN G pleftly la m , 1/1. garbage /water lam, covered fenced patio Ideal lor wark couple or sing parent $3S0/mo pusdep MARINER'S VILLAGE Lrtfc* Ada I bdrm, \ UO mo 2 UJfmi $4lu muiiml up 373 (670 NEAT ) llr Apl W Jr..I M A l carp*i*d, kitchen equipped irvo mo • g gi g j llf l SANTORO t Bdrm $JOO mo pluf Mcurlty Ail viilihei paid _____ i n m i No pell m i*i7 IN THE COUNTRY 1 Bdrm. I Hath. U X 44 |«00-mo l/SO-sec dep Call 323 2263 9 s Of 111 M ile vening! OS I E EN 2 l**"dfoom I h.iih On 10 acres t45A plus $100 secufl fy KM 464 1140 uttpr |pm SPACIOUS I BDRM 115—Industrial Rentals 2nd Hr, Iron! and back porch Great lewat ion UW m o At Chiodi Brokvt/Owner 1400 Sll *47 1 BEDROOM TREE MONTH SPECIAL! 2 bdrmi A •Ilk avail Call Jerry, 123 6630 OF FIC E/warthoui* space 1100 $q II Prime location ,»t entrance lo Central Ha He _ 9tonal Airport 101111740? • T E X A S IN S T R U M E N T S ••pension system, printer books, wonderful compultrl Ovtr 1*00 Invasltd Will sail all lor 1100 cash Call H I 19/0 LIQUOR STORE Downtown Sanford toe tale or leata Alto liquor llcentet tor Orange and Seminole County lor tale ___________11*1471__________ SANFORD HETAIL/O FFICF t.SSftqfl Covered tldewalkt. high Iralllc area 1/00 plut talat fei/mo Slantlrem Raal ty Inc, Jim Ooyl* H I less 187—Sporting Goods • OOLF CLUBS Full sal ol J C Sneads 1 pw, puller. ) woods and Flberspeed driver Bag Included 1100 Also graphlle driver available Ask lor Shane______ 777 tu to r Ivmsg 'GUN SHOW THE BIG ONE 118—O ffice Space / Rent LAKELAND CIVIC CENTER * GREAT LOCATION * Sanford Individual olflca tpacet Starting at tlSO'mo 100 IV0 V] It each IZI 11SO NEW Sanlord ollicet and or warahoutat 400 1,*00 tq It Special, llts /me. M l I SM____ SANFORD. Office tpaca. 14u0 tq ft building Idtal. 1100 tq tl per otllce unit III 1004 SANFORD. 1 room otllce. wood pen* I led F re n c h A v* VA/ft/UWl O ' r*» f*yhf A 141—H om es fo r Sale l C M < f U 10/month 110 11**_________ too SO F E E T for teat* on o n . tucctltlul eiltllng anchor butlnettet Good parking and lighting Greal visibility ^A%km2i400^mo__Dij4*a>woni ht % b a m MORGAN REALTY SANFORD llth SI and Myrtla Ava 141—H om es tor Sale 321 6762 AFFORDABLE HOMES DELTONA W e illM lt Sanlord Ptoporhoi For L #«• Than U POODonn • FORECLOtUREf 1/1 on li ttfKfd rdl Only 111,0001 • 1/1, ovtr 1/1 icrtf Liv dm, lAm rm, S ifilliN d k h til.ffiK) • 1/1 w/POOL tor only MJ.IOOf Liv , dining, f#m rm i fool • LAKE* tonnll, pooll 1/J cuitoma liv, din , in hitch . •ippl G/irngn Ml/dOO' • 1/ 1, now carp#! A pamfl Cent M A enrporf Jlitlt41*YMI Af*urw# No Goahl/rttf • 17 m i PIT I tso MO • 11 iphf frnrtd U41 PITI IV* VOO PR'E lo r»ci«lu r«f 1I CD0 dn 5 3. h#tfvily frt®d 1/1 acn Spin bdrm , caramic Hit. qppl, garagt Potubla ownar hold 2nd Ju iltfl VOO' Markham Wd% fortclosura 4/2. • * aero patlura/ifabla IIOS.OOO BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV’T FORECLOSURES. LOW DOWN AVAILABLE IN SEMIN01E VOLUSIA I ORANGE COUNTY ONLY $49,900!! ASSUME NO QUALIFY] 4bd r m eicellent condition, corner lot, fenced yard Only H ur ry , will salt faitf Call for detail! t Janet Minefield, 3217271 AA Carnes. Inc , 111 1114 L A K E M A R Y A R I A )/2. g o r g t o u ! oa k t. near gott coarse 179.900 Call for appf __ 121 5444 'OWNER FIN AN C It 1.000* »q ft i bd rm 1 bath on dbl lot Lovr down great I t r m i l Pricedrighf•%S6 4W • I M M A C U L A T E J bdrm 2 bath blh const , cent M/ A , spaitiQiA family r m . beautiful oaks arai gardens 1A1. 5O0 iSfARV /tn m m m O SU O H N E Re a l es ta te , in c E G G S -A C T L Y BATEMAN REALTY VENTURE I PROPERTIES What You Need! Lie Real Etlei*tlrok*r Mao Sanlord Aye Looking lo buy a home? We have home! in all area! of Seminole, Orange. Voluiia Counties1Call for uetallil • 2/2 with fireplace, newer •Entngy Cllu unit Stmlln 1 4 Attoid sblu Apiiitnic’iits 2 fjecfcoocn *Fcitnclly, Ofl-Sito, DoponcLitito M mi a gem on I * Attic Storage, Private Patio 4 Mom I 3212257 B U Y OW NER Gorgaout 1 bdrm. I 1-) bath, can! air and hval, lanced yard, porch, doable tot A much morei Pirvcreit araa U4.0Q0 3210AJI C A SSFLB FH H Y fla.iafltal 1 bdrm, f i bath P*rw carpel paint Sho w* like a model I U 4 VU) SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS 3301 S . S a n fo rd A v a . • S a n fo rd 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 Htiuri Mon Sat 0 5 30 Closed Sun An Apartment Community W* That Stands Apart. . 322-7498 321-47G4 3210759 ** Belter Than Ever Rates On Beautiful 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Homes! • Wnshora/D/yors In All Units • S lnlctO f-Tho-Ait Filnoss Conlur ■ PtlvotB Extotlof Storago • E n c lo a o d P n lio s / U n lc o n lo H STONEBROOK APARTMENTS 1000 Stonebrook Or., Sanlord 322-9556 312 W . F I t b I S t , S a n lo rd Laktlrontl 1home.LSt.W0 J/l corn*, lol alr 141.100 lOor lacratl Termtl Country! l/|/t, lam alt, tencad IS/.WO 1/1/1. loaded w/l*a!ureil 1/4.W0 • Ferectosurel 4/2 on I 12 acres Fireplace $104,900 • 4/1. 2.700 tq iff. fireplace, tg scr porch' $104,900 Beth Osborne Venture I Properties 330 0273/774 9400 323-5774 O E l TONA ) bdrm bath, lamily rm. o«lrat! SSI. 100 W. MaUciowtkl.lll 1**1 OUPLEX SANFORD Good nelghborhcrod, good condition U4.«oo Call attar S 00 ___________1 / IW t__________ EXCHANGE OR SELL your proparty located anywharat Invattor t R aaitI f.J /<1*11 HOME In Hnloric.il Out Bun galow tflye, 1/1, CM/A. com pletely restored hd/rd floors, tplc , Iront A back porch A cellng lent Atklno SW.900 Motivated I N 7SMafter 1PM HOMEOWNERS BEWARE! Would You Spend $15 To Save THOUSANDS? Don t Be Taken Advantage Ol! Send Check Or Money Order To: D& R CONSULTANTS We make renting a Breeze Vi SANFORD HISTORIC HOUSE VI* M YR TLE AVENUE He.sufifully restored 4 bed, 2* i bath home with pool 2 000 sq ft, all new heat and air You have to see if I $1)0.000 Call owner 471 MSI STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAGEMENT A REALTY M in i m im iu / o P .O . Box 1732 Sanford, F L 32772-1733 STENSTROM R E A L T Y , IM G . SELLERS!) BUYERSII W* LIST A SELL mort Prop erly than Anyone In the GREATER SANFORD/LAKE MARY Arealt Cell Ul ANYTIM EI 322-2420* 321-2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY IS),000 HOURS: Mon. - Fti. 8:30 ■5:30 Managed By Angglia Qoidcin Property M.iruigorreril !*>«! 1/1 split 'IS Pearson, central H/A, carport H i m Call 11) H I* er *)! ))*) 1tee's, n o o o w n , iex Interest, text*, ftrs/me le x ie , me/me uts/ss new 1 8 1 -A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu re * AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE • I I I ) French Av*. Sanlord R , I r l g * r a t o r , Stovae y/aih*rt Dry*ri Fre* 1 yr labor warr Dal avail lit 0011) APPLIANCES. F U R N . TV’S. Ntw Salallltc Sytlamt at low at |i.4(1 CHEEPO DEPOT. _tlI(Franch Av* 111 D M e ORACO Y O U TH BED Par tact condition Haadboard loolboard. Irama and crib ilia mattress, sag s?a aoei iv mtg HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 10 years In Sanlord Sales New end Used Service all makes 4 parts )04 E Commercials! m m ) ___ • H O O V E R SHAM POOER Shampoos carpels, scrubs floors, waits 1 butts Few yrs old In good shape tSO Call 11) 4/ie KENMORE waihtr. very nice I Free delivery and warranty John - A + East, I14-)1SJ * R E F R IOE R A T O R , works good Gr**l for cabin or (hop! ISO Call H I 1/IS tv madag* SOFA with matching lovaeeat. Fairly naw only a tew yre old IKS tor both ))1 ) ( » eUPHOLSTERED CHAIR 1100 OBO Brand new Beige an tlqu* velvet with small design In brown and burn! orang* Brown piping, cordlnjted slip* and design, straight skirl, pleated at corners and arm protectors Highland House Mlg Very comlorlabl* __________ 114 IMP _____ e W A T E R B E D : Queen (lie w/heedboerd end pedestal base w/Sdrawers l/SOBO Cell Mark 114 040* * W ATER B EO . SOFT SIOE~ KINO SIZE. 1100 OBO ) ) ) //SO leave massage______________ t DRAWER French Provincial dresser w/ mirror White with gold trim. S IllO B O H I *1/4 1 M —T e le v is io n / R a d io / Stereo * MT X TERMINATOR SPEAKER: Large with 111" inch speakers and 1 4" speakers Eicallenl Condition 1100 Firm 111 m e la ^ . . 211— A n tiq u e s / C o lle c tib le s T p a INT 1HE TOWN RED whltt and blot tailing off 2 only, ( f/J aog.lt taih broth 2 only; 3 ilxt bruih 2 only, 4 houtt bruth A $30 valat, asking $14 for ail m 323 4766 213—A uctions AUCTION WORLD Tonight, 7 PM Pray law %PM 223 N Cr 427. Long wood GENERAL MERCHANDISE Marlty Davidson gas golf cart. 10% buyart pramium. Cash/ Malor cradii ca rd!/Local chacks Howard C. Richmiwd, Auctlonaar AU11Ja/AB«2* tit i m _____ 215—Boats and Accessories eOLASTRON till V hull. )1IW. 1*0 Volvo. Ilsh/skl, loti ol a ilras 11000OBO *J4 IMS__ • HOUSEBOAT, live aboard 41' Nautaltne. twin engine V ( 10K Dr Q j . u n SVS H i t • It TT BOWRIDER MS HP Mercury, o b. low trours, with trailer S) 000)1) 0 1 4 * ____ li FT Bowrtdar New canopy 9CHP Evenrud* w/tllt A trim Drive on frailer Lit* lackets r safety equip Heavy anchor Boat cover AM FMcass Nice boat ready for water Register A ride M ull sell to pay funeral bill S4M0 OBO 111 (*/* 1* FT CHECKMATE. t/J Marl ner. drive on trailer, eicellent condition Capacity 10 people 1* 000 i n *444or 111*0*5 • » ' AQUA SPORT CC, Ml I/O. everything like new SJOOO ono 904 Sll 910/ 904 //4 94/4 *)* F T PONTOON boat all fiberglass, 140 HP Evtnrude Very fasti Many (liras, like newl Only 510.ISO 11) k»»0 *4 BASS NAUTIQUE, Johnson GT ISO All eitras/toaded Eic cond Under 100 hr* Priced to sell SI.900111 1/*/ • 'll OLASSTREAM. IS boat, trailer. SOhp Johnson Never In self water, eic condlllon _ » ,4 » obq m m m i 221—Good Th in g s to E a t_______ STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open 9am Tffl Calary Av* ) ml E of Sanford I ml. N of SI Rd a* s.u* pound, i n naa 222—M usical /Mercha n d ise BLONOE F E N D E R STRAT Autographed from Wayne's World If SISJO OBO 111 «1SI eves 223—M iscellaneous eCARPET, Indoor/ouldoor *' X I f , High quality. Aqua sea mist color ) yrs old Screened porch replaced fay sun room SA0 Call 11)1*1* CHILDCHAFT' CRIB, used ) mos IIM SEARS PORTA OLE COLOR TV. I* inch wllh remote conlroHIOQ 114 isal • OECKINO. Fre* Good (hap* Boards, railing, steps Take down and haul oil Call 11) I 'D • ORACO CAR S E A T: Llk* newl Paid 5*0. asking ISO _______________ S/4 40*1 Ivm sg • HOUSEPLANT, 10 FI Ficus tree Inpot SIS Call M l n i l • LOUVER BLINDS with tl f* track Cloth til In sliding door or can be altered Very nlcel Only SIS Call IMOeoe_______ • PRINTS, 7. flower and fla mlngos by Gerl Geremla SM Please cell 111 OS** S A T E L IT I SYSTEM Never In •failed, remote control, d* scrambler equipped Coil SHOO. Mklng SUM 17111*4 • SCREEN DOOR while etu mlnum )*" wide Like newl Pom p Fra m e H ardw are Threshold plate S4S)Me)IS • SET OF TIRES (*) IBS 75/R. la" Good condition All tor only Sll Call M l ***e____ SiTAKLC [PRODUCTS Wa happily dalivar any wharal __________ 142 4330 S IN G LE BED, whltt wood, matfrast. Ilrvani $30 Ladlat clofhat. tl if 12 II. $1 00 a pc OBO m M il_______________ TORO riding fawn mowar w/ baggar. • HP, $300 Soda machlna, J flavor!, aufomaftc miter, $400 1 comparfmtnf food wirmar, }taam labia, f fa in la ii, alactrtc. $400 Elactrk deap fry#r. 30 lb! . 13 lb! rach ba!kat. $400 Hof doggar roflttarla and iauiag« wlfti ban warmar, $300’ Hoff man P rtit, all pufpow and Manual Topptr both if ,SO© Calf for appf 324 2^43_______ 3 KARAT C Z B R ACELET Baautiful! Piaa%c rail 130 7699 230—A n tique/C la ssic _ C ars • FORD THUNOERBIRD. I9it All nrkginaH Ntadi tome work $1,495 OBO 3210134 •1970 OEVILLE CADILLAC iwuo OBO All power i l l 0)S* 2 3 1-C a rs • C A D IL L A C S E D A N OE VILLE. 19. All power, A/C, runs good, new tires taoo 19041735 01*1_______________ • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 9) Llk* new Mull sell Only II). JOO Call ( 40111)3 991* FOR SALE OR TR A O E /• Firebird Runs great Si, SOU or trade for Chevy Pickup 1 » SO*/or 113 1/sa • HONOA ACCORD LX. 199). LOW MILESI 4 door P S P B air. Kenwtwd AM FM cassette Rosewood color Will run forever. >13.100 331 9411 JE E P CHEROKEE. Its*. Red w/ gray Ini 4 0 eng . 4 dr., overdrive, auto Good cond 14.995 40/ ) l 1*1*4 Iv mtg • P LY M O U TH "Grand Fury, while A I cond thru out Good mileage 12.000 OHO _______ 313 **00 e PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION • EVERY TUESDAY 1)0 PM OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 9), Daylsna Beach ____904 m »HJ___ • R EN AU LT ENCORE. I9IS Eicellent condition! S1.S0O Hr m 1)0 125* alter *pm______ • TOYOTA COROLLA' wagon, ‘91. Aula, A/C. red. 1)K. warranty 19,*M 111 *43* TO YO TA SUPRA. I9»*. Metallic blue, loaded, power every thing, sunroof Well main talned, eicellent condlllonl 13/K mllei Garage kept S3.950 Call 40/ S/4 19*4 233—A u to P a ris /A c c e ss o rie s • RECEIVER HITCH he.svv duly for full !lxa Dotfg** buck Clan IV rating Wllh acca!% $40 372 4430 f lM T 2 3 5 -T r u c k s / Buses / Va n s OCHEVY DEAUVILLE VAN 19, I fon. Pa!Mingar van (loan Loadadl Too much fo Inf, mull lo appradate Only 12,44$OBO ..... 321 1700 • FORD RANOFRe LTX 92 P/S, crul!a. A/C, !iarao, 4,200 mlltl, 1 yr or 32,000 ml. laff on warranty Call 372 ISM • ISU1U P/U 91 Rhd fK. A/C. am/fm can. full badlmar raar window $9,43012214 M • J I I P PICK UP H I 1970 70 auto E ngln# and fram ' p bulli fabout 20.000 oiiiatl Nawar Inferior $2 000 321 2004 • JE EP PICKUP TRUCK, 1979 4k4 with lopper $400 OHO Naadt a lot of TLC 32J 3939 “ Sanford Motor Co. '91 CAOLC TALON fvfho all whaal driva. 29 000 mile! $13.92$ ............ Call 372 4J92 • 1972 CHEVY i J ton p u VI Rum good Englna and Irani Hrong 11300 3231312 • 14IJ SUBURBAN CMC 4 21 dletti, half ion, mechanically tolidl. naw rad /brake rofori A callpari/htad Mner Vary good firai and low pkg $5,3000BO 40/211 \ M 238—Vehicles W anted WE PAY TOP15SI TOR Complete or Wrecked Cars Trucks HU NNINGor NOT .A N Y CONDITION « 11) 1044 . 239—M otorcycles and Bikes lit HONDA TW INS)AR, IS/S 3,000 mil#!, i&itdad Like new1 $900______ __________322 2447 I4|(j Pan Shovel Chopper $15 non Invtlfad Aiklng $10,000 or trad* for FLH Dreiier Strloui no SAi J21i m • 'll HONDA, ?SO cutlom, qood condlllon, 35K mil*! $700 OBO 373 0933 Iv m ig or 323 1219 • '• 1 KAW ASAKI. $00 L T D Prime condition $900 or wih trade for Jon boat 371 4183 24 i — R e c re .ifio n .il Vehicles / C am pers • HOLIDAY Rambler Imperial 'I t lift bat*mend model toadad Eecaflanf cond Op Honan Honda mo for icoofar for w rack 152 000 40/499 492V • VAN/CAMPBR, 19M. Chavy model 30 OnoU condlllon All act*\tor ie! $2.300 32J 4994 191$ LD COLEMAN t .impcr q.» ifove elec air. awning $2100 _ $354 lit Si Poole 321 442V • 1917 COACHMAN M M 7* «» 73K ml Many e«lra!f Incl generator Vary easy lo drive $19,900..................... 322 4130 e ’74 7AOTOR HOME Runs gr«-a» Will trad* for fra vet frailer o* comparable value 321 249 77 CRUISE AIR, $7K ml 140 25 If. $ KVA. bath, micro Tv anfvnna. awning, auniii.tr> fuel Vary good cond $9,730 323 4147 aller 4 Pm___ 77 SOUTHWIND motor home. 75 ff Excellent condition G*n •rqfor 15.000322 9129 ’f'li ALLEGRO motor hom* 7? It awmlung, twin beds, generator and Iv $37.3000BQ32f 0232 243—T ra ile rs HEAVY DUTY till bed drupe .!»1e, 4.000 lb cap Ext cond $7)0000 Geneva 349 9134 W e'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. H 1100 V|||»1 Drpoit 5:30 •Sat. 10 5 •Sun. \ e F R E E (leaulltul Kiliens. ) gilrii, 1 boyt, *om# bik 4 » hi ft., tom t «t rip id. alio moti.tr avaiiablt Pltaia call X»37I7 Jttilca_____________ • FREE K ITTENS. In ? •ttki from now (Juit bornl ! black, f to!ut/gi'*y, l ifrlpwd 4 gray Fathar; Ay va bli*t. MotM r; ifray cat T34 0700___________ 19*0 BUICK REOAL V I Needs TLC and some body work (*00 Or Bed Oiler )1) M3*_______ 1**1 TEM PO SPORT. Claen below average miles. P/S. P/B, S speed. 4 door, red Sl.lOOOflO31/ *91/alter 3pm '71 VW B E ETLE . 1*00eng Runs good, looks good, priced good _Wllh Radio SUM 373 9147 • ‘>7 T 0IRD Beautiful green Greal shape Needs engme w o rk _1500_____ 311/594 ’•* DODGE Good Irantporlw Don SIM For more Inlorma lion please call 311444/______ • 13 CHEVY Chevafle 4 dr. 4 spd, naw liras, doein'l burn oil GoodIndcar saoo31/ liai ’U DOOOE DAYTONA MUST SELLI * cylinder, nice, owner mayhnancel 1491S15 DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal tor mobile hom* or hom* tile, hortei. cattle, terming, or nursery. Zoned agricultural, Si.W0 par acre Small down paymant with nwnar financing W4 W-1TFI 1 ^ ^ 7 3 3 Secret l i u r l m r L n ,, L u k e M u r j ^ ^ j ^ M-r. 8:30 199— P ets ft Supplies W AN TED Radios, short wave or amateur, any condlllon for _school_redlochdi_llJJ0*^ 153—Acrea geLo ts /S a le ___ I liulimim S P A H H P P /.K UUi FOR SALE WOOD M ULCH Bring shovel I 110 pick up load You load 111 s*4/ ________ PLANT Sal*. Ferns, amaryilli bulbs, phllo . sm trees R«e sonebl* 1011 Magnolia Av* "W H E EL MORSE" tractor. )* cut, tl Mp Kohler, alec start, hydro static drive Eic cond (1,4*0 OBO )«9t*w M ill 1/1 'll Manatee central H/A, elec stove, carport large shed S*.000 You pay for the first 10 clays anti if your car doesn’t sell, call us and renew it for FREE! Phone number and asking price must be included in ad. No copy change while ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-261 I today! Beautiful 1,2& 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available -5 > 1 m / Mention this ad and PAY NO APPLICATION FEE no' 1 9 7 - L a w n & G a rd e n 231—C ars 40/ 31) 011/ Geneva Gardens mSt. Croix A p a rtm en ts^ 322-2090 CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK April IS. I*. 1/ Friday night praviaw S 9pm Admission S) Saturday and Sunday 9 S Admissions* City parking SI Sponsored by Lakeland Rltle and Pistol Club, Inc_________ • KIDS BIKC Ideal for a 1 lo * year old girl Green, pink, end while 1111*54)40 • S T A IR C L IM B E R ' P LU S •itrclser. with video Paid over 1100 Sacrifice lor MS Call 11) *419________________ TWO JE N N IN O I carbon ait with all accessories. Plus many titras. soma archary tuppHts 1)4 0410 219—W anted to B uy 1UNLAND ESTATES. 1 bdrm, I ba, icreened porch, targe treed lot with lake view. In Your Oion Backyard! On 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! 1505 W. 25th Street • Sanford ^ J S ^ C o n d o m ln lu m * Co O p / Sate _ »lnOut 38th Yh i * Paradise... Sr CASH IN ON $ p r in g S a v in g s carpet and tile. 144 voo 694 2024 HALL REALTY *Ui ACHES FOR SALE. Corner lot near l*k* Jessup. Cell 11) >141 alter 5pm 1 5 7 - Mobil# H om es / Sale VENTURE I PROPERTIES oc Altova CANAL FRONT let. On payed road Near boat ramp Lg trees. Wlthlecooche* Rv. SR *4 Reduced price 40/114 **</ O n tu i)^ VENTURE I PROPERTIES F H A OR VA A t LOW At ! ’i \ Attaint no quJltfl«t A own#r financing low at 1400/mol Gov't F o rtd o iu n t, Hvpoif tamifxHa. Oranqt Volusia' 153—Acre a g e Lo ts /S a le CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE. Pin* Ridge Club 1 bdrm, 1 baih S11000 Ci'l 11) 1»4 We Have •Single) Story Design •No Ono llcrtow a IBS—C o m puters 1 1 7 —C o m m e rc ia l Rentals P A U L 1 • STEREO SPEAKERS, t " by IJ". In nlc* shape fIS lor the s a lC a lllllia o i____________ • TV, Remote, B10 Call 11) 4540 ★ PRIME LOCATION * t e r # 1 Appl . Ins Ml* uhl com 183—T e le v is io n / ___ R a d io / S te re o 1.100 tg It ol nice ollic* ipec* 1.000 tg II werehout*. •ItO fenced tlorege. Airport Dlvd frontage. I l l IISO Stenstrom Rentals * SANFORD t/I w/ liv rm. lam. rm, CtIA, w.if hook up Newpatntl IMKtno. 1*00 tec a O R O V E V IE W 1/1 w/ dbl garage. IIIA , SAISmo. IA00 tec ePAOLA AREA 1/1.1 w dhl* car garage, u r porch, tplc . well A wpllc 5*50 mo 1*50 sec * SANFORD OUPLEX 1/1 S I Story, w'd hook upt, CMA Spec loin1SsaO'mo . 1400 tec a SANFORD 1/1 DUPLEX w/d hookup, CtIA. S41SmotlS0 tec * OVIEDO 1/1 DUPLEX w' carport, w'd hookup haal/alr 11/5 mo |)50.ec Sr t no dep Stenilram Really, Inc. "W# Manage your Home, Ilk* II wat eur own " Jim Doyle Ml 1SS5 Alter tPM 1)0 1.15 1 BED I BATH Tewnhom* nilh wether and dryer Hidden Lake S1*0 mo Call 11U4U lea re menage If fedore *pm 1/1, appliance* hook upt. garage, carpel blmdt. cent heal, air l i m i t u M ■I c)t 1 DORM 1 BATH Shad* tract, lets .'month with ditcoonl plut deposit 111 4140or 114 l/lt K IT ’N* CARLYLE® by Larry WrlRhl 115— Industrial R e n ta ls 103—Houses U n fu rnished / R ent 93— R oom s tor R e n t Your transportation ad works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: • Make and Model • Year • Power Features Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessories/! nlcrioi / SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3 Z Z -2 6 U �■V. 1 W V-JT V I I I I - 9antoid Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, April IS, HUM TTl o n d T F THE BORN LOSER ,, r O>tf>, TODAY IN AMU V»e ^ * 50...IF [ MAY 'JOOR 6 OIIU1 TO LEARN TO _ ^ ONWWIDCO ATTENTION... by Chic Young by Art Sansom Husband may not be linked to infection DR. G O T T : My gynecologist told me I hnvc trlchomonlnala. yet m y husband says he has never cheated on me. I’m 40 and have N EV ER been with anyone clac. If my husband Is telling the truth, how could I hnvc gotten this? If he's lying, should I get an AIDS test? I’lcnsc answer soon ns the tension between us Is growing. D EA R R EA D ER : Th is vuglnal Infection, which Is caused by a mlcrtwrrgunlsin. com m only af­ fects women of chlld-bcnrlng agr: Up to 20 perrent of adult women are estimated to have the Infection. Al th o ug h trichomoniasis usually causes a painful, frothy vaginal discharge, men arr fre­ quently symptom-free and may unknowingly harbor the Infec­ tion for years. Tru e , the Infection Is custom arily spread during sexuul contact •• but y o u r husband may have picked It up as a young man. beforr lie even knew you. Also, young women may unknowingly become In­ fected. without showing any symptoms until years Inter. Therefore. I'd believe your husband. Rather than destroy what Is probably a sound rela­ tion. I urge you to direct your focus away from who gave what to whom (and when). Rather, you and your husband should simultaneously l»e treated with Flagyl, a prescription drug that cures the Infection. Please de­ vote your attention to lessening tension In your marriage. In preference to making matters worse. W ith respect In the HIV test. I sec no reason why you both s h o u ld n 't have It. K n o w in g y o u 're free of A I D S w o u ld further reduce acrim ony and enable you and your husband to work on re-estubllshlng an at­ titude of mutuul trust. If. Indeed, your s|»ouse Isn't telling the truth, sooner or later he'll trip himself up. Hut. for now. give him the benefit of the doubt •• assuming, of course, that your marriage Is In good shape to start with. Right now. your first priority Is to oblnln treatment. T o give you more Information. I am sending you a free copy of m y Health Report "Vnglnal In­ fections." Other readers who would like a copy should send >2 ACROSS 1 Extinct bird 1 “ -------- I •ay" 9 Rang* (abbr.) 12 Dumb — 13 Dad 14 Japanaaa ••ah 19 Biblical tribe 10 Slippery 17 Paddla 18 Sweat potato 19 Praaldanllal Initial! 20 — Dame 22 Frull drlnka 24 Waa Intro­ duced to 29 Famoua 27 Cowboy movie 31 Actor — Jannlnga 32 Specks 33 1002, Roman 34 Incorrect (prat.) 39 Goal wrong 0( MEDICINE PETER GOTT.M.D. plus n long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2433. New York. NY 10103. r to Pravlo 30 8omawhal wat □ □ M □ II LBLIU LJUld 37 Divan □ □ □ u u u u k i u u u 39 Baaaball taama □ □ □ □ □ □ (JU JU □ □ □ 40 Playing marbla 41 Art cult 42 ---------------□ la □ an □ □ □ □ UuUUUUQ] Island 49 Taxi 40 Fadaralagcy. 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One of the greatest composers West returned hl9 second club, of bridge deals was Hungarian ruffed by South. Declarer saw Robert Darvas. Iktt today's deal, thut he still couldn't ufford lo which he described. occurred at lend n trump. West would win the table. I jtave a sneaking with the ucc ntxl exit with the suspicion that Ikirvns was the acc a n d an o t he r d ia m o n d . declarer. Trapped In the dum m y, declarer West led the club eight. East couldn't stop West's heart 10 from winning the setting trick. studied this for some lime and Correctly South led a diamond then covered with the nine. South had tlitre top losers He toward dum m y's king. Hut in­ had to avoid a second heart correctly lie led tilt- nine. West grabbed Ids chance, covering loser either horn a club rail by West or via a trump promotion II with the 10. Alter winning with d um m y's king, declarer played a West had A- 10-x of hearts. trum p to his king. However. It was clear that If South West won with the ucc and played a trum p now. West would win with the ace and collect the undcrlcd Ills diamond honors. „»lal club rulf. Instead, declarer East won with the eight and played u spade to d um m y's king, returned n club, promoting the cashed the spade ace. discarding iieurt 10. As Darvas mild, playing the the club king, and played a third spade, discarding his last club. diamond nine was like kicking Ducky thal West couldn't u n ­ over a full bucket of milk after a block; South had cut the defend­ long and tediousmllklm*. Dy Phillip Alder Dy Bernice Dede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY A pril 10. 1004 hi l he year ahead you might establish iwo very unusual ob­ jectives tliul m ay not make sense to others. However, they could turn out to he Ingenious wuys lo gratify your ambitions. ARIES (March 21 April 10) It might he difficult for you to establish u proper mode of behavior today. In situations where you should be m ildly assertive you ccxild become uggrcsslve. C h u n n Is a better choice. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. Th e A stro -O rn p h M atchm aker Instuntly reveals which signs arc rom antically perfect for you. Mal l $2 a n d u l o n g , selfaddressed. stumped envelope to Matchmaker, d o this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N Y . 10103. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Sometimes It's difficult for you to forgive und forget, and when you experience these moods. I h e y u rc u s u a l l y c o u n ­ terproductive. Let go today and get on with your life. GEMINI (Mny 2 1 - June 20) ROBOTMAN* by Jim Meddlck ANNIE ’ TROuOlt I S - I ' l l . HAVE T 1 . unfundiu/ A l l Tn'M/lNtY AM NORTH ♦a m vj ♦K« ♦ 7931 2 *IM4 EAST ♦tT9 V7 4 *1941 WEST ♦ Q J 10 V A 10 & ♦ A q J 10 2 ♦ a4 ♦ A 10 9 6 SOUTH ♦3 VKUJ9B* J *9 7 ♦ Kg J Vulnerable- Both Dealer West South 4V Writ Norik East l♦ I♦ I'as* |*au Pan Pa« Opening lead ♦ 8 but they cunt he driven or pushed. If you attempt to do so. It could prove to lw a regrettable lactic. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. 21) Upon occusion you can he u bit of u risk laker when you sense the odds ore titled In your direction. Today, however, you m ight take chances without signals from any positive In­ dicators. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun . 19) It might be difficult for ytm to udmll to your mute toduy tl|ul Ite/shc Is right und you are wrong. If you lake this position, you could prolong an argument Dial should liave been ended. ' A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) Today If you have to work with unfamiliar tools or materials, he sure lo read ihe directions or Instructions very carefully. Bel­ ter yet. find tut experienced assistant to la-lp yon out. PISCE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) Early In (tic day a luck of fiscal discipline could sow the seeds for spender’s remorse later. G u urd against surges of Im ­ pulsive cxlruvu#tncc. C o p y r i g h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R Subordtnants cun be led today. E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. Today if the Idea originates with you. you'll deal with others lit a generous manner. However. If someone makes demands on you. Ite/shc may not be treated so lavishly. CANCER (June 21 -Ju ly 22) Enjoy friends today for what they are and not for what they have to offer. M a n ip u la tive moves could Jeopardize rela­ tionships. so don't try anything cute. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Tills Is not a good duy to discuss politics or religion with n person who feels as strongly about his/her views and opinions as you do about yours. Sparks arc likely. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In a Joint endeavor today, be careful lo Involve yourself only with persons who arc as open and above broad us yon arc. Back off If you suspect someone of being devious. , LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Ef­ fective allies might be difficult to find toduy. so In mutters of extreme significance, rely upon y o u r ow n assets Instead of theirs. - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) bv Leonard Starr HEYYOU THINK ANNIE l7Ht MAY HAVE HEARP $oPPu(ft r r s SOMETHING OH MY ASSURtS worth A SHOT/ AHSW tAlNO US EA6T MACHINE THAT fOAWARP 10 FftlOHIENEP IKE HE X I MINNIE? MINNIE, THAT'S \*, thAT 8*fS5A6£S$0\ u t f it FAR/AUHORMAll [VUSINfaS oftIff, ) yA o p WAIT/ Of OO i yocPS PACK/ SAFt?m one ; - nh" J CP| > 11111111 � 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, April 15, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 15, 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>, April 15, 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/eccbb682fb7e8b70fe01a0696a50bae0.pdf cec82762fd24144393e5212d08e4a353 PDF Text Text £ March 21, 1994 i. l SiiL'l:- X'I'L'.Lca*i.rv 30 C e n t s ilw E Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnoe 1908 BGIh Yonr, No. 182 - Sanford, F lo rid a NEWS DIGEST G ra n t b e n e fa c to rs Sanford joins in nationwide observance INSIDE □ Sports ■ y NICK PFB IPA U F H orald Staff W rltor Youth baseball begins S A N F O R D - T h e S a n fo rd R e c re a tio n IXp a rtitio n ! k ic k e d o ff Its L it tle M a jo r B a s e b a ll L e a g u e season w ith nix n am es S itu r d a y . □ S e e P a g e ID . □ People A weed is a weed Is... S p r in g Is here a n d . a lo n g w ith the b e a u ty a n d w o n d e rs o f d ie season, a rc those u n w a n te d , u n d e s ira b le p la n ts — w eeds. T h e hart n e w s Is thnt w eed s nre here to stay. T h e good n e w s Is th e y r a n be ro u t ro lled. S A N F O R D — T h e people o f S a n fo rd and S e m in o le C o u n ty fiave been b e n e fitin g from C o m m u n ity D eve lo p m e n t B lo c k G ra n t (C D B G ) p ro g ra m s for m a n y years. W e ll o ver 1.2(H) S a n fo rd re sid e n ts h ave been d ire c tly affected. T o c a ll a tte n t io n lo I m p ro v e m e n ts d o n e th ro u g h C D B G w o rk , the c ity w ill Join In the o b se rva n ce o f N a tio n a l C o m m u n ity D eve lo p m e n t W eek. M a rch 28 th ro u g h A p r il 3. A h ig h lig h t w ill h r a sp ecia l re co g n itio n break last M a rch 2ft In the re cre a tio n ro om o f S a n fo rd C lly B a ll. T h e p rim a ry n b lc c tlv c o f th e w eek Is to h ig h lig h t the b e n efits a n d a c c o m p lis h m e n ts o f t lie C o m m u n it y D e v e lo p m e n t B lo c k G ra n t (C D B G ) p ro g ra m s M a y o r B e tty c S m ith Is soiled- ^ A lot of the mono) 3y has been used in housing ret ihabilitation. In f a c t , w e d i d a h a b i t a t reh a b ilitatio n on 16th S treet several years ago which was the first In the entire country, j - C h a r le s R o w o , S a n f o r d ’ s C o m m u n it y Dov o lo p m o n l d lr o c lo r tiled it> sp eak ni the b reakfast, a d d re ss in g the C D B G p ro g ra m s a n d su cce sse s o f the c it y 's In volvem e n t. T h e event Is p a ri of t lit- N a tio n w id e C o m m u n l- ty D eve lo p m en t A ss o cia tio n , (N CD A) and w ill co n sist o f u w eek o f v a rio u s events u cro ss the c o u n try from M a rc h 2 8 th ro u g h A p r il 3. T h e C D B G p ro g ra m has been ii|ie ra tln g for the past 2 0 years. La st year, n a tio n a lly . It gave $4.4 b illio n In g ra n ts for fisca l y e a r 1994. n 10 percent Increase o v er the p re v io u s year. A c c o rd in g to a statem ent Issued by the N C D A ho w ever. " A tte m p ts to su sta in or even Increase l tie fu n d in g w ill he d iffic u lt In the c u rre n t d e ficit re d u ctio n e n v iro n m e n t." T h e p ro g ra m started w lu-n d ie U S. D e p a rt­ m ent o f H o u s in g and U rb a n D e v e lo p m e n t’s C o m m u n ity D eve lo p m en t B lo c k G ra n t pro g ram w as en a cte d Into law In 1974. It Is the p rin c ip a l federal p ro g ra m p ro v id in g grun ts to stutes. citie s, lo w n s a m i c o u n tie s lo d e vise lim o v a llv e and I I See Grants, Page BA □ B e e P a g e 3D . Man wins appeals process Sauce-y smile sanctions spaghetti Goldsboro DARE graduates S A N F O R D — O v e r 2 0 0 fifth grad e stu d e n ts fro m G o ld s b o ro E le m e n ta ry S c h o o l w ill g ra d u ­ ate fro m the D A R E p ro g ra m th is T h u rs d a y . T h e s tu d e n ts w ill fiave s u c c e s s fu lly c o m p le te d the 17-w eek lo n g co u rse o n D ru g A b u se R e sista n ce E d u c a tio n . T h e o ffic ia l ce re m o n y , h eld in c o n ju n c tio n w ith the school a n d D .A .R .E . o ffic e rs o f the S a n fo rd P o lic e D e p a rtm e n t, w ill be h eld at 7 p m . In the m u ltl-p u rp o * c room o f the sch o o l. T h e p u b lic Is Invited to a lle n d . Builder’s fine removed for arbor law violation Forest City DARE graduates A L T A M O N T E S P R I N G S - F ifth grad e s t u ­ d e n ts o f Forest C it y E le m e n ta ry S c h o o l w ill g a th e r to m o rro w m o rn in g at 1 0 3 0 a m . for th e ir D A R E g ra d u a tio n . T h e event w ill tie lic it! at the g y m n a s iu m o f T e a g u e M id d le S c h o o l. A lt a ­ m o n te S p rin g s (K illc c a n d C ity C o m m is s io n e rs a s w e ll a s o th e r g u e sts (In clu d in g a re p re ­ se n ta tiv e from tlie O rla n d o M uglc) w ill be on h an d . By NICK PPIIPA U P H orald S ta lf W riter____________________________ L A K E M A R Y — Peter B ro w n trie d L a k e M a ry s a p p e a ls pro cess a n d w o n T h u rs d a y n ig h t, l ie had Ite m (tiled for v io la tin g the c it y 's arb o r o r d i­ n an ce. R e s p o n d in g to a c it iz e n c o m p la in t a b o u t trees b r in g re m o v e d at a new h o m e c o n s tru c tio n site, p la n n e r S u s a n I X In c s to ld the C ity C o m m is s io n she h ad gone to B ro w n 's p ro p e rty o n E d e n T ru ll, a n d fo u n d fo u r larg e p in e trees h ad been cu t do w n . " W h e n I re tu rn e d lo c it y h a ll." sh e said. "I lo o m ! th ey had o n ly tu k r n out th e ir b u ild in g p e rm its w h ile I w a s o n th e site, tint I saw lu n d c le a rin g h ad u lrcu d y s ta rte d .” Two marijuana seizures made S A N F O R D — S e m in o le C o u n ty S h e r if f s d e p u ­ tie s m ad e tw o m a riju a n a se iz u re s d u r in g O ils pa.it w eekend . T h e first w a s rep o rte d S a tu rd a y n ig h t ut the c a sth o u n d ln te rsta tc-4 re ststo p n e a r Lo n g w o o d . S h e r if f s s | K i k » m u n E d M c D o n o u g h sa id a s e c u rity g o u rd n o tic e d u p la stic bag w ith IK) g ra m s o f m a riju a n a o n the front seat o f a car. IX -p u tlc s c a lle d to the scen e a rre ste d M a rio M o reno . 20. w hn M c D o n o u g h a d d a d m itte d he w a s an Illegal a lie n a n d M o re n o w a s not Ills reul n am e. T h e m a n w a s c h a rg e d w ith |>osscsslon of m a riju a n a . M c D o n o u g h said the se co n d in c id e n t o c c u rre d S u n d a y a fte rn oo n w h e n d e p u tie s c o n fis c a te d IH m a riju a n a p la n ts g ro w in g In u fie ld o n J a m e s ­ to w n B o u le v a rd a c ro s s from M e rrill P a rk , f l ic o w n e r o f the p la n ts w a s not Im m e d ia te ly know n. Hot ticket in Daytona Beach T A L L A H A S S E E - A lu c k y tic k e t p u rc h a s e d In D a y to n a B e a ch pro ved S u n d a y to tic the sole w in n e r o f a F lo rid a L o tto Juckpot e s tim a te d at $8 m illio n . W h o e v e r o w n s the tic k e t, the o n ly one b e a rin g a ll the n u m b e rs d ra w n In the w e e k ly g u m c. bus s ix m o n th s to v a lid a te It at F lo rid a L o tto o th e rs D ra w n late S a tu rd a y w ere 3-8-14-10-17-42. T h e d ra w in g a lso p ro d u ce d 2 4 0 tlve-of-slx w in n e rs w o rth S I .3 7 6 .5 0 cuch; 15.137 four-ofs ix tic k e ts w o rth $ 5 4 .5 0 each, a n d 2 8 2 .5 3 0 th rc c -o f-slx tic k e ts w o rth $4 each. L o tto Ja ck p o t e s tim a te s a rc based on p ro jected tic k e t sales, lo n g -te rm Investm en t ra te s a n d fu n d s from a n y ro llo v e rs fo rm u la te d Into u 2 0 -y c a r p a y o u t to a s in g le w in n e r . T i l ls w e e k 's Jackpot Is a g a in e s tim a te d at $8 m illio n . M a r t i* P S a ta try A p r y I K a a iM a a Flo ron co M apos (rlflht) Is all s m ile s ovor Iho d o llc lo u s , but e c o n o m ic a l, sp a g h e tti dlnrior, served to her at the Sanfo rd W o m a n 's C lu b Saturday night. D ish in g up Iho savory m eal are DOT approves sig n s B y N IC K P P I I P A U P Herald Stalf Writer_________ S A N F O R D - T h e W a te rfro n t S te e rin g C o m m itte e w ill be In­ s ta llin g s ig n s a lo n g S a n fo rd 's la k e fro n t. T h e D e p a rtm e n t o f T r a n s p o r ta t io n h a s g iv e n Its a p p ro v a l. S e v e ra l s ig n s c u llin g a tte n tio n to the la ke fro n t a rea w ere pro- □ S e e S ig n s , p a g e B A r e p o r ts INDEX _____________ j^l-.'K-rV B rld g a ............... U4 B ,SB C o m lo i.............. ...... BB ........3B p a a t h l..... a.a.a.a Dr. G o t!............ E d ito ria l........... F lo rid a .............. M o v ie s............ P n llo a ............... Menu.. S p o rts........... .. T e le v is io n ...... W eather.......... ...BA School Spring brings summer-like temps P a r tly c lo u d y w ith a h ig h In the m id to u p p e r 8 0 s . W in d so u th w e st 5 -1 0 rn p li. F o r m o r s w e a th e r , s e e P a g e 2 A See Arbor, Page BA Walking where Jesus walked Priest returns from Holy Land a ‘renewed man’ By VICKI DsBORMIBR H orald S ta ll W rltor S A N F O R D - D e aco n D iego V ln a zc o . a sso cia te pastor at A ll S o u ls C a th o lic C h u r c h In S a n fo rd , sa y s h e Is a renew ed m an . H e bus re c e n tly re tu rn e d fro m a trip to the H o ly L a n d . . . T h e n a tiv e o f C o lo m b ia , c h a rg e d w ith m e e tin g the s p iritu a l needs o f th e H is p a n ic C a th o lic s In San fo rd, niild he fo u n d the trip In v ig o ra tin g Ik , Hi p e rs o n a lly a n d p ro fe ssio n a lly . . , . . " V is it in g those h o ly p lu c c s w here J e s u s h im s t ll w a lk e d helped m e In m y s p ir itu a lit y ." lie said. "It gave m e m o re stre n g th ." A o u lc t m a n o u tsid e th e c h u rc h , the p a rls h o n c rs In the H is p a n ic c o n g re g a tio n d e sc rib e h im a s "fo rc e fu l a n d " c h a r is m a t ic " In h is b e lie fs a n d a ctio n s. " H e Is so c h a r is m a tic unit h a s s u c h u stro n g w uy In Hie ,-h u rc h ." sa id L iu Keen, w h o so m e tim e s serves as a il Inte rp re ter w h e n lie de als w ttli the A n g lo c o m m u n i­ ty. W h ile V ln a z c o sp e a k s flu en t E n g lish , he a d m its to so m e tim e s stru g g lin g for the perfect w ord to e xp re ss Hie d e p th o f Ills e m o tio n In s u c h Instances he se eks the a ss is ta n c e o f som eone lie fin d s m ore at case w ith Hie language. W h e n V ln a z c o too k the h e lm o f the H is p a n ic co n g re g a tio n at A ll S o u ls In N o ve m be r o f lust year, there w ere 8 0 c o m m u n ic a n ts . T h e se d a y s a ll 4 0 0 s e a ls are fille d a n d there Is ta lk o f a d d in g a se co n d H is p a n ic se rvice , p e rh a p s on S a tu rd a y evening . " W e get m a y b e 10 new people every w e e k e n d ." he said. I See Priest, Page BA Goldsboro looks to positive future A F ro m sta ff W o m a n 's C lu b m om bors (trom loft) P o lly Pozold, Jo n n o tto P ad go tt and C a ro ly n C o rn o llo s A steady stroam o l patron s on|oyod the spaghetti fo asl from 5 to 8 p.m Association seeks volunteers to help improve community - k \ O SS l' G u ” ~ V c^ c>s M. By K E L L E Y M ITC H ILL H orald Staff W riter S A N F O R D — B e c o m in g In vo lved to generate p o sitiv e c lu in g e s for the future. T h e W c s tsld c C o m m u n ity A s s o c ia tio n Is lo o k ­ in g for co n ce rn e d c itiz e n s to a ssist th em In th e ir goal o f e n h a n c in g the w ay o f life In the G o ld sb o ro c o m m u n ity o f w est S a n fo rd . A fte r m a n y y e a rs o f liv in g w ith the re p u ta tio n o f po verty, d ru g s a n d c rim e , W c s ts ld c lia s been w o rk in g w ith c it y o ffic ia ls for the past y e a r to fa c ilita te a change. " T il ls past y e a r h a s been p re tty m u c h an e d u c a tio n a l p ro ce ss for the a s s o c ia tio n ," sa id A n th o n y People, p re sid e n t o f W c s ts ld c C o m m u ­ n ity A s s o c ia tio n . " W e a p p re c ia te the c it y 's pa tien ce and c o o p c ru tlo n In the c o m m u n ity p ro g ra m s w e 've done so tar. " B u t m ost Im p o rta n tly w e need m ore su p p o rt fro m re sid e n ts , c h u r c h e s a n d the b u s in e s s c o m m u n it y ." sa id People. " I t ’s one th in g to w unt to m a k e a ch a n g e, It's a n o th e r to do It. 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Call 322-2611 �V w .y v ■ * 2 A - Sanlonl Hofaltl, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 21, 1994 Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 21, 1994 - 3 * E REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Clinton arrives in South Florida By RAJU CHEQIUM A ss o c ia te d P ro ss W rllo r Princess Anne to visit Tampa T A M P A — B r it a in 's P rin c e s s A n n e w ill Ire In T a m p a t ills w eek fo r i lie a n n u a l c o n v e n tio n o f llie F e d e ra tio n E q u e s tria n In te rn a tio n a l, a sp o k e sw o m a n for the fe d era tio n said. Few d e ta ils w ere Im m e d ia te ly a v a ila b le , bu t the p rin c e ss, a w id e ly k n o w n h o rse w o m a n , w ill a rriv e T u e s d a y a n d has fe d e ra tio n e v e n ts sc h e d u le d fo r W e d n e sd a y a n d F rid a y , sp o k e sw o m a n C a th e rin e C a y s sa id S u n d a y . P rin c e s s A n n e Is the o u tg o in g p re sid e n t o f the F e d era tio n , w h ic h Is h a v in g Its a n n u a l c o n v e n tio n at the W y n d h a m H a rb o u r Isla n d H otel. T h e c o n v e n t lot! bew ail M a rc h IH a n d c o n tin u e s th ro u g h F rid a y . T h e p rin c e s s h a s v is ite d T a m p a before for horse sh o w s and related events. Willets faces new charges W E S T P A L M H E A C II - T h e S o u th F lo rid a p ro stitu te w h o c la im e d a n y p h o n m n la c defense at h e r tria l tw o y e a rs ago faces new c h a rg e s s te m m in g from a p e rfo rm a n ce at a strip te a se n ig h tclu b * K a th v W ille ts . 30. w a s fin g e rp rin te d a n d ,p h o to g rn p h e d at the P a lm B e a ch C o u n ty J a il e a rly S a tu rd a y afte r s la te beverage o ffic ia ls a n d s h e r if f s d e p u tie s a rre ste d her d u rin g h e r m id n ig h t p e rfo rm a n c e at T 's L o u n g e S h e had d a n ce d n u d e before se llo u t a u d ie n c e s at the c lu b a ll w eek. W ille ts w a s c h a rg e d w ith e n g a g in g In a s e x u a l p e rfo rm a n ce . A se co n d d a n ce r. L is a M a rie A n e rln o . 20 . w a s a rre ste d o n a le w d n e s s ch a rg e. " G o d o n ly k n o w s w hat th e y th in k sh e a c tu a lly d id ." her a tto rn e y , D a v id G o rm a n , sa id la te S a tu rd a y n ig h t. S h e r if f s sp o k c s m n n B o b F e rre ll sa id th e d a n c in g w a s Illegal b e ca u se W ille t s a n d A n e rln o a lle g e d ly h a d p h y s ic a l co n ta ct w ith p a tro n s. Morton come blow your horn K E Y W E S T — A b o o k k e e p e r beat o u t 35) o th e r c o n te sta n ts to a g a in w in o v e ra ll h o n o rs a l (he 3 2 n d a n n u a l K e y W est C o n c h S h e ll B lo w in g C o n te st. K e ith M o rio n o f M a ra th o n , u t iliz in g m u s ic a l s k ills a c q u ire d as a fre n c h h o rn p la y e r a n d a c h o ir m e m b e r, p ro d u ce d an ■‘o il-p itc h a n d lon g, v e ry c le a r s o u n d " fro m the tig h tly -c o lle d m o llu s k to Im p ress th e ju d g r s . H e had w on p re v io u s ly In 195)2. " I t 's s im ila r , bu t s t ill d iffe re n t th en p la y in g a fre n c h h o r n ." M o rto n sa id S a tu rd a y . “ Y o u re a lly have to w o rk on breath c o n tr o l." K ey W est y o u n g s te rs D o n o v a n C o d a lr, 3. a n d W e sle y J o n e s. 8. w on age d iv is io n s 3-5 a n d 0-5). w h ile S u g a rlo a f K e y reside n t J o h n P h ilip R e v c lln . 10, w a s first a m o n g 10- to 13-year-old c o m p e tito rs. Five guards treated after prison fight L O W E L L — In m a tes a l the M a rlo n C o u n t y C o rre c tio n a l In stitu tio n w ere c o n fin e d to th e ir c e lls a flc r eight g u a rd s were Injured d u rin g a d is tu rb a n c e In the e xe rcise y a rd . F iv e o f the g u a rd s w ere ta ke n to M o n ro e R e g io n a l M e d ica l C e n te r on S u n d a y w h e re th ey w ere treated a n d released. O n e su ffered a fra ctu re d nose, w h ile the rest hud cu ts. " T h is Is not a rio t, ju s t a m in o r a lte r c a tio n " w ith so m e 2 0 p riso n e rs, the m a x im u m -s e c u rity p ris o n 's a ss is ta n t s u p e r in ­ te n d e n t T in a H a y e s sa id S u n d a y . " T h e p riso n w a s n ever In the h a n d s o f the In m a te s." T h e d istu rb a n c e 'b e g a n w lt tn t fig h t b c t v ^ c jq ^ Inm ate a n d a | g u a rd In the e x e rc ise y a rd la ic S u n d a y a fte rn o o n , s tir said. Betw een 75 In HO in m a te s ch e e re d (he a lte rc a tio n w ith som e J o in in g In. H a y e s said. S h e sa id som e In m a tes lilt (he g u a r d s ' w ith w a lk in g canes. S h e sa id o ffic ia ls d id not k n o w w h a t s p a rk e d the fight. Man sought in hotel death shoots self M IA M I — A m a n sought In the death o f w o m a n w hose deco m p o se d body w a s fo u n d u n d e r a hotel bed shot h im s e lf In the bead a fte r i d l in g p o lice he w o u ld s u rre n d e r w h e n he lln ls b e d a Iasi c ig a re tte , p o lic e sa id. A tip lead h o m ic id e In v e stig a to rs on S u n d a y to a n o th e r hotel w here th e y b e lie v e d S te v e n M a ld o n a d o w a s sta y in g . A fte r c o n ta c tin g h im by phone. It app ea red M a ld o n a d o w o u ld su rre n d e r, sa id p o lic e d e te ctiv e P a t B r lc k m a n . " H e w a s n 't d e m o n s tra tin g a n y re sista n c e o r re lu c ta n c e to s u rre n d e r," B r lc k m a n sa id. D u rin g a se rie s o f thre e ph o ne c a lls . M a ld o n a d o , 23. sa id he w o u ld be o u t In a few m in u te s , th e n he Just needed so m e lim e a n d . fin a lly , he w u n te d to fin is h a cig a re tte before c o m in g o ut. p o lic e said. M o m e n ts u ftc r the la st c a ll, p o lic e h ea rd a gu nsh ot. T h e y b u rs t Into the hotel ro om to d ls c o v rr M a ld o n a d o w ith a s e lf-in flic te d g u n sh o t w o u n d to the head. T o d a y . M a ld o n a d o w a s In c r it ic a l c o n d itio n at J a c k s o n M e m o ria l H o s p ita l R y d e r T ra u m a U n it. M a ld o n u d o w a s b e in g so u ght In the d cu th o f Jo se IInc M . O lso n . 2-L O ls o n 's bo d y w as d isc o v e re d M a rc h 11 at a s u b u rb a n M ia m i S p rin g s hotel Inside a w ooden box bed fram e. LOTTERY M IA M I - H o ro a ro th e w in n in g n u m b o r s s o lo c t o d S u n d a y In Iho F lo rid a Lottory: Cash 3 6 -8 -0 Play 4 8 -2 -1 -2 Sanford Herald M onday. M a rch 21, 1994 V ol 86, No. 182 P u b lis h e d O n ly a n d S u n d s y . e ic e p t S ilu r d s y by The S e n lo rd H erald, Inc 300 N F ia n c h A v a , S a n lo rd , Fl». 32 T7 I « S e c o n d C l a n P o s ta g e P a id at S a n lo rd , F lo rid a e n d a d d itio n a l m a ilin g o filed * P O S T M A S T E R : S a n d a dd reea ch en g ee to T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P 0 . B o x 1667. S a n lo rd , F L 32772-1667. S u b s c rip tio n R i le s (D a lly • S u n d a y ) H orn* D e liv e ry M a ll S M o n th a I1 B .6 0 624.00 • M o n th a 636.00 646.00 1 year 671 CO 164 00 F lo rid a R e s id e n ts m u st p a y 7% s a le s ta s In a d d itio n lo ra te s sb o v a . Phone (407) 322-2611 M IAM I — P re sid e n t (.’ U n io n , w h o bro u g h t Ills m essage o f h e a lth care refo rm to F lo rid a , sa id the fe d eral g o v e rn m e n t s h o u ld p ro v id e m o n e y to h e lp th e state deal w ith Illegal Im m ig ra n ts C lln io n a r riv e d In S o u th F lo r id a on S u n d a y w ith p la n s to d is c u s s h e a llh ca re al a B ro w ard C o u n ty re tire m e n t c o m m u n ity a n d atten d a fu n d -ra is in g d in n e r Bu t h is s la lf also a n n o u n c e d a $ 5 0 0 ,(NK) federal c rim e -fig h tin g a w a rd fo r D ade C o u n ty , w h ile the presid ent sa id the fed eral g o vern m e n t s h o u ld ease F lo r id a 's Im m ig ra tio n costs. G o v . L a w to n C h ile s p la n s to su e the fed eral g o v e rn m e n t o v er life cost of sch o o l, m e d ica l a n d p u b lic se rv ice s for Im m ig ra n ts. T h e sla te sp en t SHH-I m illio n o n su c h se rv ice s for an e stim a te d 3-l5.(HK) Illegal Im m ig ra n ts last year. " W e s h o u ld p a y m o re ." C lin to n said, m in u te s a fte r he la n d e d a l M ia m i In te rn a ­ tio n a l A irp o rt ab o ard A ir F o rce O ne a lo n g w ith first la d y H illa r y R o d h n n fC IIn to n . "U n d e r m y a d m in is tra tio n , we are p a y in g m o re than ever before to sta te s that have the biggest b u rd e n s — C a lifo rn ia . T e x a s and F lo rid a a n d to som e exten t N ew Y o rk — (and) have not been fu llv re im b u rs e d ." the p re sid e n t sa id . " B u t I'm m o v in g ah ead to try In a lle v ia te th is b u rd e n ." C lin t o n d id not give d e ta ils bu t d e cla re d he w as " o n the sid e o f F lo r id a ." " I th in k F lo rid a s h o u ld d o w hat th e y co n to pu t p re ssu re o n us. Im i It's g o ing lo la k e som e lim e to m o ve o u rs e lv e s out of the big hole I fo u n d w hen I got h e re ." In said C lln io n s|>oke b rie fly to re p o rte rs before le a v in g for e x c lu s iv e F is h e r Islan d — hom e to c e le b ritie s s u c h us a c to r M el B ro o k s and te n n is p ln y c r J im C o u r ie r — to s|>cnd the rest o f S u n d a y In private. " W e c a n ’t h a v e at a n y tim e 35) m illio n A m e ric a n s w ith o u t h e a lib c a re ." C lln io n told re|Hirlers. to u c h in g on a th e m e h e 's exp e cte d to e x p a n d u p o n today d u rin g a v is it lo the C e n tu r y V illa g e re tire m e n t c o m m u n ity In D eerfield Beach . A ls o S u n d a y . C lin t o n 's sta ff a n n o u n c e d the J u s t ic e D e p a rtm e n t tod ay w o u ld give $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 lo D ade C o u n t y 's V io le n t Street C r im e s T a s k Force. Il w a s created a y e a r ago a fte r the h ig h ly p u b lic iz e d to u ris t m u rd e rs. W h ile w a lk in g lo the h e lic o p te r that w o u ld take th e m to F is h e r Island. C lin to n sh o o k h a n d s w ith a n u m b e r o f people. R y a n H a m p to n , w e a rin g a red. w h ite and b lu r s h irt p a tte rn e d n ite r the A m e ric a n flag, w as o ne o l th e m . Prom otional sp lash on health care B y R O N F O U R N IE R A s s o c la to d P ro ss W riter H A L H A R B O U R — P re sid e n t C lin t o n a n d Ids w ife H illa ry h o p e lo Ixxist Ih c lr fa lte rin g h e a llh care c a m p a ig n w ith a w e e k lo n g p ro m o tio n a l sp la sh w h ile s h lf H ug som e in te n tio n fro m the W h ite w a te r ‘ '"i'm - trip g u a ra n te e s C lin t o n m e d ia co ve rag e In F lo rid a , a sta le he b a re ly lost lo G e o rg e B u s h In 15)5)2 and w a n ts to w in o v e r In tim e for the 15)5)0 c a m p a ig n . It a ls o Is a fittin g site for a h e a lth ca re fo ru m N e a rly 2 0 percent o f Hie |>opitlnlio n Is e ld e rly , a n d s ta le o ffic ia ls are on the verge o f im p le m e n tin g so m e o f the m ost re v o lu tio n a ry h e a llh ca re re fo rm s In the c o u n try T h e y p la n n e d lo tx-gln w o rk tod ay, h o s tin g a h e a llh care fo n u n for a s e n io r c it iz e n 's c o m m u n ity In n e a rb y D eerfield B e a ch Rosewood, property rights sim m er in third from last w eek By BILL BERQ STROM A ss o cla to d P ro ss W rltor T A I. L A H A S S E E L a w m a k e r s h a v e |ust th re e w e e k s le ft In t h e ir r e g u la r se ssio n lo Juggle p o litic a l hoi |M)tulocs lik e R osew ood m a s s a ­ c re re p a ra tio n s a n d p r o p e rly rig h ts a lo n g w ith budget and h e a llh care d e cisio n s . A s the p ace p ic k e d up . a p ro p e rty r ig h ts b ill sei fo r a i lo u se ju d ic ia r y C o m m itte e vote W e dn esday w a s b a c k on the d r a w in g b o a rd S u n d a y , w ith npjM m cnta te llin g a sp o n so r o f th e ir fears o f m a s s c o n fu sio n o v e r zo n in g . A fte r b e a rin g s ott a p ro p o siti to p a y $7 m illio n lo v ic tim s o f a w h ile m o b 's d e stru c tio n o f a b la c k se ttlem en t m o re th an 70 y e a rs ago. a R osew ood c la im s b ill Is up for d e b ate W e d n e sd a y In the sam e H o u se panel. H o use-Senate ta lk s o v er a 8 3 8 b illio n budget are In te n sify in g a n d health-care reform p ro p o sa ls ure being read ied lo r the H ouse llo o r Ib is w eek. A n d G o v. L a w to n C h ile s said E v e rg la d e s c le a n u p p ro p o s a ls a r c being g iv e n lo p p r io rity In the fin a l w eeks. F e d e r a l o f f ic i a ls t o ld la w m a k e rs last w eek a n y p lan s h o u ld In clu d e e le m e n ts o f a fe d e ra l la w s u it se ttle m e n t In w h ic h ta x p a y e rs a n d a g r ic u lt u r ­ al c o m p a n ie s w o u ld sh are c o sts o f ste m m in g a g r ic u ltu r a l ru n o ff a n d re sto rin g fresh w a te r flow . " T h a t c o n tin u e s to be a m a jo r piece of e n v iro n m e n ta l le g is la ­ tio n that I h o p e w e c a n p a s s." C h ile s sa id . " I f y o u loo k at h is to ry y o u 'll sec that s in c e 1988. the tim e w hen the federal la w s u it w as a c tu a lly Instituted, w e have not been re a lly a b le lo take a sin g le step yet Ibitl w o u ld h e lp the E v e rg la d e s ." A lt E v e rg la d e s h ill Is s c h e d ­ u led for debate In the H ouse N a tu ra l R e so u rc e s C o m m itte e t h is w eek. L a w m a k e rs have passed n e a rly 100 o f the 2 .8 0 3 b ills In tro d u ce d t h is se ssio n . Last y e a r th ey In tro d u ce d 2 .4 4 3 and passed 41 6. o r 17 percen t. T o m a tc h that, t h e y 'd have lo pass n e a rly 4 0 0 In the next three w eeks. S e n a te P re sid e n t Put T h o m a s. D -Q u ln c y . sa id the w id est gap betw een S en ate a n d H o u se b u d ­ get co nferees Is s t ill o v e r the sale o f h a n d s to a d d m o re th a n 14.00 0 beds to the sla te p riso n sy ste m . i'lie H ouse p i o p o s e s s e llin g b o n d s . T h e S e n a te p r o p o s a l w o u ld a v o id bo n d b o rro w in g . Choug h C h ile s a ls o proposed b o n d in g . T h o m a s s a id . " W e w o u ld hope (he g o v e rn o r w o u ld lik e o u r p o s itio n . W e 're not d o in g It on ih r c re d it c a rd " Ott h ea lth care. H ouse S p e a k e r H o lle y " H o " J o h n s o n . D -M lllo n . sa id (lie m a in refo rm h ill w ill go to the llo o r T h u r s d a y — w ith a p ro v is io n C h ile s opposes. T h e y d llfe r o v e r w h e th e r peo ­ ple In h e a lth m a in te n a n c e o rg a ­ n iz a tio n s s h o u ld be able to go to p h y s ic ia n s o u tsid e the n e tw o rk If ilie y c h a rg e no m ore th a n the IIM O fee. C h ile s s a id s u c h a n " a n y w i l l i n g p r o v i d e r " a p j ir o a c h w o u ld e lim in a te sa v in g s from m an ag ed care that he needs to pay for In su ra n ce for the poor u n d near-poor. T h e p r o p e r t y - r ig h t s b ill — b a c k e d by g ro u jis In c lu d in g (he F lo rid a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e a n d F lo rid a H o m e B u ild e r s — w as a tta c k e d b y the state D e­ p a rtm e n t o f C o m m u n ity A ffa irs a n d e n v iro n m e n ta l g ro u p s c a ll­ in g II a " P a y m e not to d e v e lo p " proposal. Way Back When Thoso are "Way Back W h on " ph o to s of Iho fam ily of the lato G eorgo Edw ard W e lls, a natlvo o l E ngland w ho cam e to Sanford via M aino Seatod In Iho 1924 picture on Iho loft Is W o lls who w as a prom inont Sanford m och an lc w ho lator a sso c la to d with C h a so ' C o m p any lor m any yoars Standing is fils wife, Iho lain B oulah Spurting W olls, ono of Iho six s ls lo rs who wore Iho d au ghters of J o s s o and K a llo Spurting w ho cam o lo Sanford from O h io In 1910 Tho ch ild re n In Iho photo (from loft to right) are M lld rod K atie w ho lalor bocarno Iho w llo of form or Sanford m ayor, roal estato and in su ra n ce agon! W illia m H " B ill" Stom por; Iho late F lo ro n co Elizaboth w ho bocarno Iho w lfo of San fo rd lawyor 0 D ou g las Stonstrom who sorvod Som m olo C o u n ty as a judge, s la to sonator and attorney for tho local s c h o o l board; and V lo lo t Mao who w as Iho w idow of tho lato Navy fighter pilot In W o rld W ar II. Bon Currlo, and Is now M rs O.T. K itc h e n s of Port Orango. Sho rotlrod a flo r sorving Iho D aytona B oach N ow s Jo u rn al for 30 yoars. Tho y o u n g o sl of tho four W o lls g irls had not yot boon born. Sho Is G la d y s w ho Is now Iho w ife of David Dyal of B o ca Raton. Ho w as form orly w ith H o lle r Chovroiot In San fo rd bofore ho wont to so u th F lo rid a and oportod an auto parts b u sin e ss. W o lls dlod In 1993 al tho ago of 94. Ho w as 29 yoars o ld w hen th is photo w as m ade H is wlfo, Boulah, w as 90 whon sho dlod in 1090. G oorgo and Boulah W o lls woro m arried 72 yoars. W o lls w as an avid o u tdo o r sp o rtsm an and c o n sid o ro d o n o of Iho host hunters and flshorm on th is area over producod. A unique facto r wa3 that throughout h is lifo, m ost of w h ich w as spont in Sanford, ho novor lost Iho sp eech accont w h ich refle cto d h is oarly lifo In B ritain and Now England FLORIDA TEMPS C ity A p a la c h ic o la D a yton a B a a ch F t LaudB aach F o rt M y a rs O a ln a s v llla H om astaad J a c k to n v lll* K a y W a tt L a k e la n d M ia m i P o m a c o le S arasota T a lla h a ttte Tam pa V a ro B a a ch W . P a lm B a a ch Ml M n •5 13 $8 as 86 90 B9 71 so *4 87 84 89 Lo M sa 70 44 $9 44 54 74 47 7! 41 *1 47 40 47 45 NATIONAL TEMPS Pet 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 7 00 00 00 00 00 00 T 00 o FULL March 27 * V \J^3>----------^ TUESDAY Vrbl.cldy 82 02 MOON PHASES NEW March 12 € FIRST March 20 o LAST Aprils BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: W u ves a rc 0-1 fool a n d se m i g la ssy . C u rre n t Is In the n o rth w ith u w ater te m p e ra tu re o f fiG d egrees. New Smyrna Beach: W a v e s are o n e foot a n d g la ssy. C u r r e n t Is s lig h t lo the n o rth w ith a w a te r te m p eratu re o f 6 6 degrees. WEDNESDAY Maly fair 80-58 Indicate prevloux* day** high and overnight toy* to • p m ES T V \J^ THURSDAY Maly fair 82-62 TIDES TUESDAYi SOLUNAK TABLEt M in . 12:35 a.in .. 12:55 p.ni.: M aj. 6:4 5 a.in ., 7 :0 5 p .m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: h ig h s. 2:51 a.m .. 3:23 p in . : low s. 9:21 a.m ., 9 :4 0 p.m .; New Smyrna Beach: h ig h s , 2:5 6 a.m .. 3:28 p.m.: low s, 9 :2 6 a.m .. 9:45 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: h ig h s . 3:11 a .in .. 3 :4 3 p.m .: low s. 9 : 4 1 a.m .. 10:00 p.m . B BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet T o n ig h t: W in d so u th w e st 10 lo 15 k n o ts. S e a s 2 to 4 feet. B a y a n d In la n d w aters a lig h t c h o p In e xp o se d areas. Isolated sh o w ers. T u e sd a y : W in d n o rth 10 to 15 kn o ts. S o u s 3 to 5 feet. B a y a n d in la n d w a ters a m o d e ra te ch o p . W id e ly s c a tte re d s h o w e r s o r llu m d e rs to rin s . FRIDAY Maly fair 82-62 STATISTICS T h e h ig h t e m p e r a t u r e In S a n fo rd S u n d a y w a s 84 degrees a n d the o v e rn ig h t low w a s F>0 as re p o rte d b y the U n iv e rs ity o f F lo r id a A g r ic u lt u r a l R e se a rch a n d E d u c a tio n C e n te r. C e le ry Avenue. R e c o r d e d r a in f a l l fo r th e p e rio d , e n d in g at 9 a.m . M o n ­ d a y . to ta lle d 0 Inches. T h e te m p eratu re at 9 a.m . to d a y w a s 6 7 d e g re e s a n d S u n d a y 's o v e rn ig h t low w as 63. as re co rd e d b y the N a tio n a l W e a th e r S e rv ic e at the O rla n d o In te rn a tio n a l A irp o rt. □ Sunday's high............... 86 □ Barometric preaaure.30.00 □Relative Humidity.. 100 pet □W ln da.....Southwest 0 mph □ Rainfall......................0 In. □ Sunset............... 6:37 p.m. [ )8unrlse............... 6:27 a.m. C ity A n ch or *g« A tla n ta A tla n tic C ity B a ltim o re B illin g * B irm in g h a m B ltm a r c k B o lt* Boxton B u rlin g to n .VI C h a rla tlo n .S C C h a r ltilo n .W Va C h a rlo llr.N C C h a /tn n a C h ica g o C la v alan d Concord. N H O a lla t F t W orth D onvor O a t M o ln e t D a tro lt H onolulu H o u tlo n Indiana poll* J a c k t o n . 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S a n fo rd , w as arre ste d at tils re sid e n ce b y s h e riff's d e p u tie s Th ursday. He w as w ante d o n an O ran g e C o u n ty w a rra n t for ro b b e ry w ith a fire a rm . • F ra n k ie C a r l Reed. 50. 1505 2 5 lh Stre et, w as se rv e d a w arran t at the J o in t E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ilit y T h u rs d a y , lie w as w anted for v io la tio n o f paro le on a c o n v ic tio n o f h n rg lo ry. • B a rry B ra d w e ll, 28. 41 5 B a y A v e n u e , S a n fo rd , w as served a w a rra n t at the Ja il T h u rs d a y . He w as w an te d for fa llin g lo a p p e a r on a ch a rg e o f tresp assin g . • D a rrin A n d re w W u lers. 23. 733 K o s e c llff C irc le . San fo rd , w as located tu I he w o o ds a lo n g K a n to u l l.arte by l.u ke M a ry P o lic e T h u rs d a y . H e w as w an te d on a S e m in o le C o u n ty warrant. • A u le n n M a rla M o rris. 30. 1844 C o o lld g e A ve.. S a n fo rd , w as arre ste d at H a rd in g Ave. a n d 2 0 th Street b y H h e rlfrs d e p u tie s T h u rs d a y . S ite w as w ante d on a H ills b o ro u g h C o u n ty w a rra n t for v io la tio n o f p aro le o n 2 0 c o u n ts o f w o rth le ss cheeks. Traffic stops • B r y a n R og er H c ls h m a n . 24. 4 3 8 8 B e dfo rd Road. San fo rd, w as stopped by S a n fo rd p o llre In a p a rk in g lo i In Hie 1500 M o c k o f W. 2 5 th Street T h u rs d a y He w as c h a rg e d w ith d r iv in g w ith a su sjten d ed /revo kcd lic e n s e (lu ih lttu il) • D a n n y J e r m a in e L a w so n . 20. 104 D rew A v en u e . S a n fo rd , w as slo p p e d o n W. 13th S lre e i b y S a n fo rd p o lic e T h u rs d a y , lie w as ch arg ed w ith d r iv in g w ith a su sp e n d e d /revo ke d license. • F r a n k lin D eLe on H a m ilto n , 27. 2 2 5 0 G re e n w a y . S a n fo rd , w as stopped tiy S a n fo rd p o lice In the 2 6 0 0 b lo c k o f S O rla n d o D rive T h u rs d a y . He w as ch a rg e d w ith d r iv in g w ith a revoked licen se. • M a n u e l E. G o rd o n . 27. 1201 W. 13th Place. S a n fo rd , w as stopped a l 12th a n d Pecan Ave. b y m e m b e rs o l Hie S a n fo rd p o lice S p e c ia l In v e stig a tiv e U n it e a rly F rid a y . He w as c h a rg e d w ith |x>sscss!on o f c ra c k co ca in e a n d po ssessio n o f d ru g p a ra p h e rn a lia . • V a le rie G ra c e H a rm o n . 37. 3 0 5 H id d e n H o llo w C o u rt. S a n fo rd , w as s lo p p e d b y L a k e M a ry |>ollre near H id d e n L a ke D riv e e a rly F rid a y . S h e w as ch a rg e d w ith d r iv in g u n d e r the Influ ence o f a lco h o l, fa llin g lo m a in ta in a sin g le lane, and u n lit w ild speed • A V C R v a lu e d at $ 2 0 0 w as rc|H>rtcd sto le n h u m a re sid e n ce In the 5 0 0 b lo c k o f R e m in g to n O a k s D riv e In L a k e M a ry T h u rs d a y . • S5KK) In Jew elry w as re|M>rled sto le n W e d n e sd a y from art a p artm en t lit the -IOO b lo ck ol S u it L a ke C irc le near L a k e M ary • A $ 2 7 5 C D p la y e r a n d $ 1 5 0 n e ck la ce w ere reported sto le n T h u rs d a y fro m an a p a rtm e n t In the 4<X) b lo c k o f S u n L a k e C irc le near L a k e M ary. $ 9 2 0 lit Jew elry w as re p o rte d ly sto le n T h u rs d a y Irom a re sid e n ce In the (XX) b lo c k o f S tu r s in n r D rive , near L a k e M ary. Incidents reported to Sanford police $ 1 4 0 In c a sh a n d $ 2 2 0 w o rth of food s lu m p s w ere re p o rte d ly sto le n from a w o m u n 's p u rse T h u rs d a y In I he 1600 b lo ck ol P e rs im m o n A v e n u e . • A $ 4 0 0 T V set w as sa id lo have been rem o ved T h u rs d a y from a n u n o c c u p ie d resid e n ce In the 3(K) b lo ck o f G e n e v a G a rd e n s. • 8 3 0 0 In H em s w ere re p o rte d ly sto le n T h u rs d a y In an u p a rtm e n l b u rg la ry In the 6 0 0 b lo c k of P a rk A v e n u e . Problem on school grounds S a n fo rd p o lice a rre ste d E m a n u e l J o h n s o n . J r.. 34. o f 146 C a rv e r A ve.. S a n fo rd , o n T h u rs d a y . P o lic e sa id o n T u e sd a y , he ap p ro a ch e d a g irl o n the g ro u n d s o f C ro o m s S c h o o l o f C h o ic e . Ilrsl o ffe rin g lo se ll d ru g s, then se e k in g sex. T h e g irl re p o rte d ly lie d u n d c a lle d for po lice. J o h n s o n w as re p o rte d ly Iden tified W e d n esd ay In a p h o to lin e u p a l the S a n fo rd p o lice statio n , a n d arre ste d w h e n he w as fo u n d w a lk in g cast o n W. 13th S tre e l. T h u rs d a y . J o h n s o n has been ch a rg e d w ith lew d a n d la s c iv io u s act u p o n a c h ild a n d tre s p a s sin g o n sc h o o l g ro u n d s. Gay rights advocate M ayor becom es leader of gay organization By MARY NEUBAUER Associated Press Writer D E S M O IN E S . Iowa The g r a fflll on Ills house — " G e l m il. " " N o F a g g o ts." " M e lb o u rn e h a le s g a y s " — se rv e d a s a w ake -tip c a ll for B ill C rew s. C re w s, m a y o r o f M cltxm rn e . p o p u la tio n 730, h a d n 't talk ed p u b lic ly a b o u t Ills h o m o se xu a llly u n til he a tte n d e d Iasi A p r i l's g a y r ig h t s m a r c h In W a sh in g to n . T h e n the v a n d a ls descend ed. I ltil C re w s. 41 . d id n 't recede from view . T o d a y , he h ea d s Ihc board o f Ihc G a y a n d L rs h ln n R eso urce C e n te r In D es M o ines, a g ro u p he hopes w ill lead to a sta le w id e g a y r ig h ts o r g a n iz a tio n . S t ill m a y o r, C r e w s Is c o n s id e rin g a n o th e r c a m p a ig n for the slate L e g isla tu re . B ill C rew s, o n ce a v ery q n le l It o in (i s c x ti a I , h a s b e e n tra n sfo rm e d Into a very p u b lic , v e r y c o m m it t e d g a y r ig h t s advocate. " O u r o p p re ssio n co m e s from people that o p p re ss u s In the nam e of J e s u s , a n d thut lo m e Is so a lie n lo w hat J e s u s Is a ll a lx it ii that I Just w o n 't It-i them do I h u i. . . C re w s said. " Y o u k n o w , o n e o f th e b c u tltu d e s Is. 'B le sse d are those w h o are pe rsecu ted for r ig h ­ teo u sn e ss' sake, for th e irs Is the k in g d o m o f h e a v e n .’ " I lls re lig io u s fa llh has. In lack* Ix-ru stren g th en ed . I h a iik s to Ills new In vo lvem e n t I n 't h e . tin n e d M r lh o d ls t C h u rc h In M elb ou rne. " M y m in is t e r s h a v e h e r n s u p p o rtiv e a n d the m a jo rity of the people in the c h u rc h have been su p p o rtiv e . I th in k II h e lp s o u r cau se lo tw a b le lo a n sw e r those o il Ih r ra d ic a l re lig io u s r ig h t." he said a d m in is tr a to r , s a n ita ria n a n d E y c h a n c r of D es M o in es, o w n e r w eed c o m m is s io n e r In M a rs h a ll o f n c h a in o f v id e o stores, s till offers a $ 2 ,5 0 0 re w ard for a tip C o u n ty . L ast A p r il 25. C r e w s ‘ a n d h is (hat w ill so lv e the case. "If the p e rso n w h o d id It n ever p a rtn e r attend ed th r W a s h in g ­ ton ra lly . W h ile they w ere there. to ld a n y b o d y . It's g o in g to c o n ­ tin u e to w e ig h o n th e m that If T h e D e s M o in e s R e g is t e r p u b lis h e d a C re w s c o lu m n abo u t th e y e v e r s lip , so m e b o d y can gay life; II w as the first lim e he tu rn th e m In fo r m o n e y ," he p u b lic ly d isc u s se d Ix-lng gay. sa id . " M a y b e t h e y 'll c ra w l b a ck a lth o u g h m ost M e lb o u rn e re s i­ In the h o le th e y ca m e fro m ." d e n ts a lre a d y k n e w II. C re w s h a s m o v e d on. a n d now W h en they re tu rn e d h o m e on c o n c e n tra te s h is free tim e on the A p r il 27. they found that van G a y a n d L e s b ia n R e so u rc e C e n ­ d a is had s c ra w le d Ih c lr h a ire d ter. F in a n c ia l a n d m e m b e rs h ip a c ro s s three sid e s o f I h c lr w h ile , p ro b le m s forced the c e n te r to a ll s jillt-lc v e l hom e, and n fire e x ­ bu t s h u t d o w n b y the end o f tin g u is h e r had been sel o ff In the 1993. It lost Its d o w n to w n office basem e n t. s p a c e : a ll It h a s n o w Is a In su ra n c e p a id lo h ave the te le p h o n e a n s w e r in g s e r v ic e s id in g replaced a n d Ihc house w h e r e p e o p le c a n le a v e c le a n e d . No o n e w as arre ste d, m essages. h u t M e lb o u rn e m a r s h a l J im I’e rln s till h a s hopes. C re w s a n d o th e r n e w board " U s u a l l y w h e n s o m e t h in g m e m b e rs too k o v e r In J a n u a r y ha|)|x-ns In a s m a ll lo w n . w ith in a n d are w o r k in g to b u ild a a few w eek s you hear so m e th in g ab o u t It." I’e rln said. " B u t It's been q u lr l th is tim e ." C re w s ' lo n g tim e frien d R ic h He w as up|H>lntrd m a y o r ol M e lb o u rn e in S e p te m b e r 198-1, s h o rtly a fte r he m o v e d Into the lo w n w ith Ills c o m p a n io n . S ie v e , a n d lo c a l people fo u n d o u t he had w o rk e d as a s ta ll m e m b e r lo r fo rm e r Iow a G o v . R o b ert D. May. <>o • He h a s w on re-electio n three lim e s m id a lso se rv e s a s z o n in g T h e y 'v e h e ld c o m m u n it y fo ru m s to Invite eve ryo n e — gay a n d stra ig h t — to b e co m e cen ter m e m b e rs. " W liu t I re a lly w uut to do Is e s ta b lish a sta te w id e a d v o ca cy g ro u p ," he said. " B u t that has to be a n c h o re d hy a good o rg a n iz a ­ tio n In the Inrgest c o m m u n ity , the largest m e tro p o lita n a re a ." H e d o e sn 't k n o w If h e 'll ru n a g ain for m a y o r w h e n h is term e n d s In 1995 — " H o p e fu lly , we c a n b u ild a new lib ra r y a n d grt re c y c lin g sta rte d a n d so m e b o d y else c a n do It." he said. B ill he Is c o n s id e rin g a ru n fur the Iowa S en ate In 1996. He ran In 1992. b lit lost In p rim a ry . AUCTIONS 64 F LO R ID A Presented by RESIDENTIAL $ COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES Central Baptist Church M any StUINC TO TMf HlCIKST Blown miiiour Ri u m oh Minimum! A P R I L 10 -1 G, 1994 AH Aurtiont Contorted On-Site Martin • St Lucie • Brevard • Orange • Seminole • Volusia • Nassau ■ Duval • Bradford • Marion • Levy • Citrus • Pinellas • Lake • Polk • Pasco * Osceola • Highlands County (u i roe B«o<h um 4 Drruu F R ID A Y , M A R C H 2 5 - 7x30 P M S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 2 6 - 7s30 P M S U N D A Y , M A R C H 2 7 - 4iO O 7 :3 0 P M (800) 6 5 9 -7 0 0 4 Tickets available at Church Office Donations Accepted NATIONAL A U C T IO N , CO M PAN Y (• M. r.K-xxiHKZ / M m A (407) 322-2914 . 1321 S. Cnngre** Ave., M i . 106 lln>nIon Orach, FL JJ426 3101 W. First St., Sanford (Hwy. 46) James Quinn, M .D. Community Home Buyer Program. Is pleased to announce his association with Harvey Schefsky, M.D. In Family Practice Dr. Schefsky Is a board certified family practice physician with over 20 years In practice. N o w accepting /x ilie u is . O ffic e hours ure l y a p p o iu tn ie u l 2 2 0 9 South French Avenue Sanford, Florida 3 2 7 7 1 (407) 3 2 1 -4 2 3 0 A O rla n d o m a n w as a rre ste d by tw o p o lic e a g e n cies w ith in tw o d a y s for d r iv in g w ith a su sp e n d e d license. D ieg o R. D elgado. 39. 4 0 0 5 R a p id s C o u rt. O rla n d o , w as urrested by a S e m in o le C o u n ty d e p u ty F r id a y e v e n in g a lo n g L a k e M a ry B o u le v a rd a flc r a tra ffic slo p b e cau se a tail lig h t w as out on h is y e llo w B u lc k . a c c o rd in g lo the p o lice report. A c o m p u te r c h e c k revealed D e lg a d o 's lice n se had been s u sp e n d ­ ed s ix lim e s, tw ice for fa ilu re lo pay fines, three tim e s for fa ilu re lo ap p e a r a n d o n ce for s ix m o n th s for d r iv in g w ith an u n la w fu l blo o d a lco h o l. Ihc report slated. D elgado too k h is cu r lo u S a n fo rd se rv ice sta tio n lo get the ta ll lig h t repaired. W h e n he p ic k e d the v e h ic le u p S a tu rd a y , a se rv ice sta tio n w o rk e r a le rte d llt c S a n fo rd p o lic e that D elg ado tmcl a su sp e n d e d licen se, the rcjHtrl sla te d . D elgado w as arre ste d a g ain at 11 lit St. and S R 6 0 0 afte r a c o m p u te r c h e c k sh o w ed the su sp e n sio n s. He left Utc J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility S a tu rd a y n ig h ! u ftcr Ills $ 1 0 0 b o n d w us posted. II yixiU- thinking (tlxHit taking tlx- Ixg step into lx mixowiKTshtp. Sunll.inkninlidpyixi lluixigh lltecnnlusxiniuxl nxit()Uaiiions\vithcxjrCcxiuiHmliy IkxiK' Buyer lYogrnm Ycxire Imlted lo register lur a series of btlimiwtiivc t lasses i xi every bii|xxiant asjxxt n( Ixtylnga lx hik* And. n|xmi mapleiMi ol tlte course. you may Ijecome eligible lor a sjxn ial IxmixItnanctngixngram Prognun classes will actpiaint y« hi with • HudgetbigTedvikfics • EvaluatingYixtr( htIii • flic* Process of Buyuig it I lone Kc|x>rt • Minuting lor ttoriK* • All.MxxiKlosingnna Ownership l kune Usui Classes arc RVUMaxbnumalkAval* 1inuxne l(>|xuik i|>aie ui Home limits WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY DAY AT LEE S! Rogram : Orange. Seminole.............................................. s-m.ouo CLASS SO 11:1)UU- Woman arrested for neglect L o n g w o o d P o lic e a rre ste d u 36 -ycu r o ld w o m a n for c h ild abu se F rid a y u ftc r her 6 -y ca r-o ld d a u g h te r a n d a s y cu r-o ld g irl w ent door-to-door In th e ir W est C o u rt n e ig h b o rh o o d a s k in g If som eone w o u ld la k e co re o f them . A n e ig h b o rh o o d reside n t c a lle d p o lice a fte r Ihc little g irl said her m o th e r had been d r in k in g a n d c o u ld n o t be a w a k c tic d to get d in n e r, the repo rt stated. T h e y o u n g e r g ir l w as su p jto scd to spend the n ig h t. P o lice w ent lo the ho m e a n d sp ent seve ral m in u te s k n o c k in g on the door, a c c o rd in g lo the report. T h e o ffic e r so ld he c o u ld see the w o m a n ly in g o n a bed th ro u g h an o p e n w in d o w . T h e house w us filth y , a c c o rd in g to the p o lice rep o rt, w ith c lo th e s e v e ryw h e re a n d c o c k ro a c h e s c ra w lin g o v e r d ir ty d ish e s In Ihc k itc h e n s in k a n d on (he co u n te r. E m p ty beer b o ttles w ere also found . . . , W h e n the su sp e ct an sw e red the do o r h e r sp eech w as slu rre d a n d a stro n g o rd o r o f a lco h o l w as d e lected . Ihc report sta le d . A s she w as w a lk e d to the p a tro l cur. sh e sh o u ted a l her d a u g h te r, "se e w h a t h a p p e n s w h e n yo u go o u tsid e a fte r d a r k ." A t th at, the repo rt sto le s the little g irl bro ke d o w n a n d s ta rlc d c ry in g . m e m b e rs h ip lis t for the re n te r w h ile re d e ve lo p in g the p ro g ra m s It p ro v id e s. In c lu d in g a y o u th su p p o rt g ro u p a n d c o m m u n ity new sletter. B y O rd e r o f M t jo r Finance C o m p a n y T h e cause w as not one he e m b ra ce d m ilII last year, th o u g h h r had been In p u b lic life for n e a rly a decade Two arrests In two days ^ MONDAY Ptty cldy 86-00 Warrants served Incidents reported to the sheriff T c m p trn lu rt* (y •Samantha O sbo rn e. 23. 116 W . 2 n d S lr c c l. S a n fo rd , w as urrested by S a n fo rd p o lic e In Fo rt M e llo n P a rk T h u rs d a y . A n u n d e rc o v e r agent rrjM irtcd the w o m a n had p ro p o sitio n e d h im for m o n e y In e x c h a n g e for sex. S h e w as lo ca te d In Hie p a rk and placed u n d e r a rre sl on tw o c h a rg e s o f a ss ig n a tio n lo c o m m it p ro stitu tio n . • S a n fo rd p o lle c w ere c a lle d lo 1615 W . 3 rd S tre e t. T h u rs d a y III resp onse lo a d is tu rb a n c e c a ll. M a ry A cre e. 37. of that a d d ress, w as arre ste d o n c h a rg e s o l b a tte ry to a la w en fo rcem e n t o fllc e r a n d d is o rd e rly In to x ic a tio n A lte r she w as •nken lo |all. she w as served a w a rra n t for fa llin g lo a p p ear for sentence review . • J a s o n C. T e m p le to n . 18, 4 4 2 0 F r u n d s Ave.. S a n fo rd , w as arre ste d by d e p u tie s al Ills resid e n ce T h u r s d a y fo llo w in g an a lle r c a llo n w ith a fem ale. He w as ch a rg e d w ith agg ravated b a tte ry (d o m estic violence). W h ile a l the Jail, he w as served a w a rra n t for b u rg la ry a n d petit llie lt . • V ic k i L y n n P ric h a r d 36. 5221 C .K . 42 7 . S a n fo rd , w as arre ste d at her re sid e n ce by d e p u tie s T h u r s d a y fo llo w in g a d isp u te w ith a m ale. S tic w as ch a rg e d w ith b atte ry, (d o m estic violence). EXTENDED OUTLOOK T o d a y : P u rtly c lo u d y w ith a h ig h In the m id lo u p p e r 80s. W in d s m ith w e s l 5 to 10 m p h . T o n ig h t: P a rtly c lo u d y w ith a lo w in th e m id 60s. W in d w est 5 m ph. T u e sd a y : V a ria b le c lo u d in e s s a n d c o o le r w ith a c h a n c e o f sh o w e rs. H ig h In the lo w e r 80s. W in d b e c o m in g n o rth w e s t 5 to 10 m p h . C h a n c e o f ra in 2 0 p e rcen t. E x te n d e d fo rc u is t: M o s tly fu lr th ro u g h the pe riod. W e dnesday: L o w s In the u p p e r 5 0 s to lo w e r 6 0 s a n d h ig h s near 80 . T h u r s ­ d a y a n d Frid a y : L o w s In the lo w e r lo m id 60s a n d h ig h s In (he lo w e r 80s. Park problem Domestic cases THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST POLICE BRIEFS CATERING I H M I h l d l t t l l l W l l i ■Mft’UAL I *4 aikMI MUM41 •1/3 ■ z '.W o W T ROASTED CHICKEN DINNER •IpBxOeltaxXOiMvml -1rout. ngxudxi a MxX Rtry «■-WoVW 'U 2 S L ' $|*99 i'L ROASTED S ™ *' $049 D ** CHICKEN CHICKEN ! muufr DINNER S E T •*e— x I BOX „ ■ I Ltxatkxi. South (XkuMki( Mike SimltrUik. N A -i-l-t U. 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N A • C u n ( illi» K ' 0 U i 6 in iiK iM bus <Yii^*AYnRK'/riMtY5(xkvvk).ii.x'Hiu .. &s r ... . „ I\?ucc of Mind Biuiking SI*itl Cmk* (►IClfil v*. u$ Mrmbrf fVKJC I7H S u B u li lac A SuTnnt h i l T**i« (4 M.$4 Racking* 4 1 trfatrrH *nrvi tulidjttly U StaTnul k d t lac IA 152 4 b*tun|j| �A I 4A - Sanford Herald, Santord, Florida - Monday, March 21, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S an ford H erald (USPS 481-200) 3 0 0 N. F R E N C H A V E .. S A N F O R D . F L A . 32771 A ren C o tie 4 0 7 -3 2 2 - 2 6 11 o r 831 -90 03 W ayne 0. D oyle, P u b llth e r and E ditor SUBSCRIPTION RATE; 3 M onths.................................... 819 SO 0 M onths.................................... 830.00 1 Year ......................................... 878.00 Florida Reeldenle must pay 7% ealee tax In addition to rataa above. EDITORIALS Goldsboro’s revitalization R e v ita liz a tio n prospects look Hood. Kspceinlly for certain areas within Sanford city limits. The city Is spending money on the Waterfront Master Plan project, and Is helping Rnancc the Main Street Program. Individually as well as collectively, these projects will benefit a great many people. The latest move Is to obtain a Community Development Block Grant, (CDBG) for money to be used In Improvements to W. 13th Street, the area known as Goldsboro. If the requested $365,396 grant Is approved late tills year, money will be used for not only up to 20 businesses In the area, but a number of private residences. The money would become available for rebuilding and re­ furbishing. The Goldsboro community Is estimated to be jiosslbly 100 years old, It was annexed to the city of Sanford In the early 1900s. In the late 1950s. the Goktiboro area, along 13th Street, was a thriving community of businesses. Restaurants, shops, various merchandise stores, and barber shops all had t heir share of customers. Life was grand. Then, as the 60s and 70s emerged, the customers began to dlsaj>peur. The larger cities and surrounding shopping centers were drawing shoppers as well as business owners away. Sound familiar? This is exuctly what downtown Sanford is worried about, with the upcoming Seminole Townc Center Mall. It would be ideal if there were enough money forthcoming, (wttlmut raising our tuxes) with which to help every merchant und every resident In the city. The same holds true for nil other cities in ourdrea with similar needs. Such financing is not possible however. Wc must therefore take whatever is available, and use ft to the best advantage. If we can't redevelop all of Sanford at one lime, let's do It one section at a time. II ibis project cun get underway with help from the people In the Goldsboro area, a blighted community will be saved, und thrive once again. LETTERS On banning gill nets It Is h a rd (o b e lie v e thut the o u tg o in g c h a irm a n a n d v ic e c h a irm a n o f the F lo rid a M a rin e F is h e rie s C o m m is s io n have n o w c o n ic out In fuvor o f the p ro p o se d c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t b a n n in g g ill n e ts In o u r s lu tc w aters. O ut It's tru e that D r. T o m Fra se r, the fo rm e r c h a irm a n a n d E b lie L c M u s te i, c x -v ic c c h a irm a n , h a v e e n d o rse d th e S a v e O u r S e u llfc a m e n d m e n t c a m p a ig n . I t h in k th a t's a s s o lid an e n d o rse m e n t a s a n y o n e c o u ld w ant. If y o u s t ill w o n d e r w h e th e r the e n ta n g lin g g ill n ets h a v e to tie p ro h ib ite d , y o u s h ix ild c o n s id e r D r. F r a s e r ’s c re d e n tia ls ns a le a d in g m a rin e b io lo g ist w h o fo r e ig h t y e a rs se rved on d ie M F C und w a s its c h a irm a n for the lu st fo u r o f tho se tu m u ltu o u s y e a rs o f d e b a tin g e v e ry s in g le uspcct o f the n e ttin g c o n tro v e rs y . If I h a d to re ly o n the w o rd und Ju d g m e n t o f one s in g le F lo r id ia n to m u k c the net-ban Ju d g m e n t, I w o u ld n 't lo o k a n y fu rth e r th a n Dr. F ra se r. F ra s e r a n d L c M a s lt-r h a d b o th ho p ed to cut b u ck n e ttin g h u t s t ill u llo w so m e o f It. b u t t h e ir e v e ry a tte m p t (o sa ve the roc m u lle t, sea tu rtle s and o th e r m a rin e c re u tu rc s fro m the g ill n ets w a s blo cke d by Intense c o m in c rc lu l lo b b y in g u n d e x tre m e n u lv c lc In the h ig h e s t le v e ls o f g o v e rn m e n t. T h e tw o d is illu s io n e d M F C lea ders n o w sa y there Is n o hope u n le ss th e S O S a m e n d m e n t is passed n e x t N o ve m b e r. W e s h o u ld a ll heed th e ir e x p e rt a d v ic e a n d w o rk for th e a m e n d m e n t. B o h I’elosl P re sid e n t, F lo rid a C o a litio n o f F is h in g C lu b s P a lm C ity . F la . Berry's World f I o IM4 by SEA Inc “It's going to bo tough leaving hero — having to obey laws we passed lor the REST o f the | country,’ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NAT HENTOFF Low marks for nation’s high court M e m b e rs o f the S u p re m e C o u rt read the n ew spape rs, excep t pe rh aps for C la re lir e T h o m ­ a s w h o lia s told frien d s that lie h a s re n o u n ce d t h e p r e s s e v e r s in c e Its c o v e ra g e o f h is c o n firm a tio n h e a rin g s. F o r the rest o f the Ju stice s — a n d for rentiers w ho se ld o m see n ew sp ap e rs from t illie r c itie s — the heig h ten ed Interest o f so m e of those pap ers In a recent u n a n im o u s S u p re m e C o u r t R IC O d e c is io n m a y he II lumlnatlng. M ost o f the h ig h co urt d e c is io n s that the press d e cid e s to report a rc o re -d a y s lo r lr s w ith m aybe a lo n g e r piece In the S u n d a y e d itio n . S o m e are I n r g c ly Ig n o re d . F o r I n s ta n c e , th e c o u r t 's d im in is h in g o f the "G re a t W r it " o f h ab e a s c o rp u s to a c h e c k m a rk e d Insu fficient fu n d s gets little sp ace a n d h a rd ly a n y In d ig n atio n in m u c h of the press. B id w h e n — In N a tio n a l O rg a n iz a tio n for W o m e n v. S c h c ld lc r — the c o u rt e xp a n d e d the d read R IC O " R a c k e te e rin g " statu e to Inclu de a c tio n s by p o litic a l, so cial arid re lig io u s groups, even w h e n Urey h ave no "e c o n o m ic p u rp o se ." there w as a n g e r In the co u n try sid e . T h e R a ck e te e r Influ enced a n d C o rru p t O rg a n i­ z a tio n s A ct case w as bro u g h t a g a lu s i a n ti a b o rtio n gro u p s, b u l B ill L u c d e rs. n e w s e d ito r o f N O W lo r b rin g in g Ihc su it ca m e from M a ry A n n S h a rk e y , p o litic a l e d llo r or th e C le v e la n d M a in Dealer: " T h a t to u d -m m ilh e d lo u t. R u sh U rn bo u gh , m a y now have an a rg u a b le reason for r a ilin g the g ro u p a b u n c h nf 'f r m l N a zis .' B y b rin g in g th is to co u rt a c tio n . N O W so u g h t to s ile n c e U s o p p o s itio n ." L o se rs In n R IC O su it h ave to pay trip le dam ages, the legal fees o f the o th e r side, a s w ell as those o f th e ir o w n la w y e rs, a n d o th e r easts. A lo s s c a n Indeed c ru s h the d e fe n d a n ts fin a n c ia lly T h a t 's w h y an n m lc u s b rie f a g a in s t N O W In clu d e d People for the E th ic a l T re a tm e n t of A n im a ls , the I’K T A G a y a n d L e s b ia n T a s k Fo rce a n d F e m in is ts for A n im a l R ig h ts. T h e b rie f sa id that e x p a n d in g R IC O " w o u ld not be lim ite d to v io le n t a c tiv ity . R IC O , b y lls v e ry te rm s a p p lie s to a bro ad a rra y o f n o n -v io len t c rim e s ," T h e N a s h v ille T e n n e s s e a n , n o lo n g e r tin a p o lo g ist for those w h o b re a k la w s In defense o f u n b o rn life, said " O v e r tim e , so m e e x tre m ist a b o r tio n p ro te s te rs h a v e a c te d lik e th u g s , tresp assers, even m u rd e re rs. B u t ra ck e te e rs f H a r d ly ." JA C K ANDERSON Indians come up short on health care stmt! 'Well, Hillary, I said It... ‘full disclosure. HODDING CARTER C a su a ltie s on the infobahn? M e n tio n the In fo rm a tio n s u p e rh ig h w a y to m ost A m e ric a n s o v e r -ID and thetr eyes glaze over. M a k in g the V C R w o rk w e ll e n o u g h to p la y a ren ted m o v ie, or u s in g c o m p u te rs ns w o rd pro cesso rs. Is about as far as w c have a d v a n c e d d o w n that broad th o ro u g h fa re . B u l a ll or us better b e g in p a y in g close a tte n tio n . W h a t Is being develo ped c o u ld tu rn out to be m o re Im p ortant to the q u a lity of o u r liv e s, o u r e c o n o m ic pro sp ects a n d the h e a lth of o u r d e m o c ra tic re p u b lic th a n a n y th in g else sin c e (he In d u stria l R e v o lu tio n . T h e p u b lic Interest d e se rv e s at least a s m u c h c o n s id ­ e ra tio n ns p riv a te gala, so o n e r ra ttie r tita n Inter. N o th in g Is g o in g to h ap pen as q u ic k ly as som e o f the b re a th le ss h e a d lin e s suggest, of co urse. T h e m o re v is io n a ry n o tio n s o f a brave new d ig itiz e d w o rld In w h ic h w e are a ll w ired tog ether In one vast liv in g ro o m are u n lik e ly to m a te ria liz e a n y tim e soon, It Is e q u a lly true, how ever, that d rn m u tic c h a n g e s In the w a y we lea rn , w o rk a n d p la y a rc u n d e r w a y and r a p id ly c o n v e rg in g . T h e a d v e n t o f v a stly d ifferent m e th o d s o f re ceiv in g , tra n s m ittin g u n d u s in g In fo rm a tio n la as In ev itab le ns th e ir pro sp e ctiv e Hhnpcs are Htlll h a zy . T h e n e ce ssa ry tech n o lo g y Is c ith e r In h an d o r Just a ro u n d the corn er. T h e re Isn't even a w h iff o f scie n ce fictio n a b o u t (he re a lm of p o s s ib ilitie s in h e re n t In the c o m b in a tio n o f fib er o p tic s a n d co m p u ters. W h ile the p u b lic 's a pp e tite for Inno vatio n a n d v a rie ty In the p ro v is io n o f n ew s und e n te rta in m e n t Is not Insatiab le, It bu s yet to be b lu n te d . T h e m o n e y h o y s in the In vestm en t h a n k in g h o u se s arc b e ltin g o n It. S o a r c a n u m b e r o f hug e c o m m u n ic a tio n s and e n te rta in m e n t c o n ­ glo m erates. C o n s id e r the fo llo w in g fu e ls und fig u re s a b o il I v a rio u s d e a ls c o m p le te d o r c o n te m p la te d w ith in the past s ix m o n th s: S o u th w e s te r n B e ll p a id $ 1 .6 b illio n lo a c q u ire 4 0 p e rcen t o f a p a rtn e rs h ip th a t rests o n C o x C o m m u n i c a t i o n 's 1 .0 m i l li o n h o u se h o ld c a b le system . U .S. W est b o u g h t a $2 .5 b illio n s la k e In T lm e -W u rn e r's c u b ic and e n te rta in m e n t sy ste m . T lm e -W a rn c r Itself Is a m u lt lh llllo n h y b rid c o m b in in g T im e In c.'s c o m m u n ic a tio n s e m p ire w ith W a rn e r's enter* (u ln m c n l co m p le x . N Y N E X c o u g h e d u p $1.2 b illio n for a lin k w ith V ia c o m , w h ic h o w n s M T V a n d N lc k lc lo d c o n . a m o n g m a n y o th e r th in g s. M ost o f those are p la c id d in o s a u rs w hen m e a su re d ug uln st the T y ra n n o s a u ru s rex o l d e a ls that m erged V ia c o m w ith P a ra m o u n t. A n d that deal pules In c o m p a ris o n w ith (he re c e n tly abo rte d attem pt to p u ll o ff a $3 3 b illio n c o m b in a tio n o f the cab le g ia n t T e le ­ c o m m u n ic a t io n s Inc. w ith B e ll A tla n tic . It w o u ld h ave created the n a tio n 's Hlxtlt largest c o rp o ra tio n re a c h in g Into tw o o f e v e ry five hom es. T h e d o lla rs a rc n o l b e in g pu t nt r is k for i r Isth m u s, n p ro -ch o ice w e e k ly In M a d iso n . WIs.. tinted: " A n ti- c h o ic e forces, a d isa g re e a b le lot If there ever w as one. are d e e rv ltig th e e ro sio n o f F ir s t A m e n d m e n t r ig h t s . . . f o r o n c e , t h e s e p e o p le a r e co rrect. *' T h e B o sto n G lo b e, also pro-choice, said In a n e d ito ria l: " T h e d a n g e ro u s vag u e n ess of (RICO ) Is lllu in tit a t e d h v ( h e S u p r e m e C o u r t 's u n a n Im o ill d rc ls lo n .,.. A c c e s s to a b o rtio n c lin ic s m u st f The heightened he protected , hut a t­ intoroat In a t e m p t s to lim it recent w o m e n 's a c c e s s to unanimous c lin ic s (already) can Supreme Court he pro secu ted u n d er RICOdocIslon c r im in a l la w s that do may bo _ n o t I m p e r il b a s ic [ Illuminating J c o n s titu tio n a l fre e d o m s." S o m e of the saltiest re m a rk s d ire c te d at the n o th in g . T e le p h o n e co m p a n ie s, c a b le c o m ­ b ines. p ro d u c tio n h o u se s a n d c o m m u n ic a tio n g ia n ts, a ll k n o w that o n ly lu ll-s e rv ic e e n te r­ p rise s w ill he a b le to c o m p e te e ffe c tiv e ly for a c c e ss to the new In fo rm a tio n s u p e rh ig h w a y , u n d therefore for a c c e ss to the m a rk e tp la c e . T h is c o m in g c la s h of I lia n s u n d the fra n tic p o s itio n in g Ihut Is c u r re n tly u n d e r w a y are fa s c in a tin g In a n d o f th e m s e lv e s . B u t to the extent thut the m e d ia c o n c e n t r a t e t h e ir J o u r n a lis t ic s p o t lig h t s o n th e d riv e to cre a te big. bigger, best, th e y pay t o o U t ile h e e d to m o r e h a s te q u e s ­ tio ns. For i n s t a n c e , s h o u ld w e b e lie v e that the b u ild e rs o l t It c n c w s u p e rh ig h w a y , If left lo th e ir devices, w ill f But all ol us do r ig id b y th e ir cusbetter bogln (outers? W ill there be paying close m o re th a n one h ig h ­ attention, jj w a y a v a ila b le p e r ho u seh o ld , b u sin e ss o r c o m m u n ity ? H o w w ill that b e g u u ra n teed, o r s h o u ld It? If not, w ill those w h o o w n the h ig h w a y n ervin g each o f o u r h o m e s he re q u ire d lo let a n y o n e w ith a c o m m u n ic a tio n s v e h ic le — o f w h a te ve r so rt — tra v e l o n It? In o th e r wordB, w ill we he a b le to re a ch o u t a n d p u ll In the vast a rra y o f e n te rta in m e n t, In fo rm a tio n a n d c o m ­ m u n ity -re la te d m a te ria l thut w ill he a v a ila b le o u t there in Ih c e le c tro n ic u n iv e rs e ? If (here Is g o in g lo he o n ly one ro a d w a y lo each c u sto m e r, w ill It he a tw o-w ay street? W h a t Is Tn tcracU vc re a lly g o in g to m e a n ? In te ra ctiv e w ith a set m e n u or a la c a rte ? H o w h ig h w ill the to lls he o n these p riv a te ly o w n ed a n d m a in ta in e d h ig h w a y s ? T o o h ig h to a llo w the bo tto m th ir d o f the p o p u la tio n to sig n o n ? T h e bottom te n th ? If th e y are too h ig h , o r the Im slc se rv ice p ro v id e d for the low est to ll too m in im a l, p o o rer A m e ric a n s w ill he even fu rth e r se p arated from the p ro m ise s a n d p o s s ib ilitie s o f d u lly life. A c c o rd in g to m a n y Inform ed o b se rve rs, the new s u p e rh ig h w a y w ill a ll b u t re p la ce the lib ra ry , the n ew sp ap e r, the h a n k , the sh o p p in g m a il. Ihc c ln c p lc x , the te le p h o n e a n d the office. It w ill not he a fa m ilia r o ld th in g m ad e over, bu t a ra d ic a lly n e w th in g , the e q u iv a le n t o f (he u u lo n to b lle re p la c in g the horse o r the tele­ p h o ne re p la c in g the tom -tom . T h o se d e p riv e d o f the o p p o rtu n ity to use It w ill he c o n sig n e d to the eco n o m ic, e d u c a tio n a l a n d c u ltu r a l ash heap. W A S H I N G T O N — T h e C lin to n (ju re c a m p.dgn lo u g h ' hard to w in the A m e ric a n In d ia n vote a s p a rt o f Its W e ste rn strateg y. N a tiv e A m e ric a n s w ere w ooed w ith V IP tre a tm e n t, s p e c ia l b r ie f in g s In L it t le R o c k a n d a lu ll b lo w n In d ian iss u e s p la tfo rm p lu n k at the D e m o c ra tic C o n v e n tio n — w here the o p e n in g In v o c a tio n w a s tra n s la te d Into N avajo B u t t h e C l in t o n a d in I n l s t r a t l o n ' s p ro p o sed bu dg et for n e x t y e a r r e q u ir e s lit tle tra n s la tio n lo r trib a l le a d e rs uero ss the c o u n try : N a tiv e A m e ric a n s got so ld out on the a lta r o f d e ficit re d u c tio n . T h e In d ia n H e a lth S e rv ic e Is slated for r e d u e llo n s d ia l w ill s lic e in to Ihe hone u n d m u s c le of a m e d ­ ic a l sy ste m s e rv in g th e p o o re st o l the N a tiv e poor — a n d one id A m e r ic a n s g o t re a d y w o e fu lly tin 3 0 ld o n t o n th e d c r s t n lf c d a n d u n ­ a lta r o l d e f ic it d e r f u n d e d . P a t ie n t r e d u c t io n , y w a itin g lis ts at IMS f a c i l i t i e s are e x te n s iv e . It Is c o m m o n p la c e lor se v e re ly in ju re d or s ic k p a tie n ts lo he tra n sp o rte d on d irt ro a d s lo o m ile s lo r treatm en t. " I n d ia n s are easy to Ig n o ir b e cau se they are not p o litic a lly o rg a n iz e d ," Sen. H a rry Retd, D -N cv., to ld us sa rc a s tic a lly . "II you Ignore d ie m w in d 's g o in g to h ap p en , o th e r ih a n y o u r c o n sc ie n c e IlM itlie rln g y o u )? " I ro n ic a lly , the c r ip p lin g c u ts co m e as the W h ite H o u se trie s to b u ild a c o n s e n s u s on l ic a llli ca re reform by p r ic k in g d ie n a tio n 's c o n sc ie n c e . Now. m e m b e rs o f C o n g re ss w h o a r c b i t t e r ly d iv id e d o v e r lic u lt h c a r e , e m p lo y e r m a n d a te s a n d u n iv e rs a l co ve rag e a re r a lly in g be h in d A m e ric a n In d ia n s — w h ile the C lin to n a d m in is tr a tio n la k e s u w a lk . " T h is Is a n o u tra g e o u s a n d d isg ra c e fu l sin b e in g d ire c te d at Ih c In d ia n H ealth S e rv ice ... worse' th a n a n y th in g that ca m e front e ith e r R e ag an o r H u sh ,” sa y s Sen. J o h n M c C a in , R-Arlz... w h o h a s been a G O P |>olnt m a n a g a in st the C lin t o n h e u lth ca re package. R ig h t-w in g Sen. D on N lc k lc s . R -O klu.. w h o h a s offered a c o n s e rv a tiv e a lte rn a tiv e to the C lin t o n h e a lth p la n , c h a rg e s that " th e r e Is not a n o th e r g n x ip In the n atio n that d id us p o o rly a s In d ia n s d id In Ihc p re s id e n t's b u d g e t." D e ficit h a w k Sen . Pete D o m c n ic l, R -N .M .. a n arden t foe o f h e a lth care re fo rm , w ro te P re sid e n t C lin t o n e a rlie r t ills m o n th to a rg u e that "p ro p o se d IMS staff c u ts s h o u ld he s e rio u s ly re c o n s id e re d " In o rd e r to " a v o id a d is a s tro u s resu lt for In d ia n h e a lth c a re ." S e n a te Select C o m m itte e on In d ia n A ffa irs C h a ir m a n D a n ie l In o u y c , D -H u w u tl. Is e x p e c te d lo vo ice h is stro n g o b je c tio n s id a W fd le H o u se m e e tin g w ith C lin to n . H e h a s re m in d e d the W h ile H o u se th u l m o re th an H 00 " s o le m n t r o llie s " w ere neg otiated, u n d e r w h ic h m illio n s o l a c re s o f a n c e s tra l la n d w as ceded lo the federal g o v e rn m e n t In e x c h a n g e fo r se v e ra l c o m n illm e n ts — the m ost p r o m i­ n en t b e in g iK 'iilth care. " I n e ffe c t," slu te s In o u y c , " In d ia n people p u rch a se d the first p rc-p u ld lic a llli p la n , a n d w e m u st e x a m in e t h is bu dg et w ith in the co n te xt o f tho se treaty c o m m itm e n ts ." R e id , a lo n g w ith R e p u b lic a n s. Is v o w in g to re sto re sp en d in g . He sa y s he w as to ld by l i c a l l l i a n d H u m a n S e rv ic e s S e c re ta ry D o n n a S h u h ilu the day a fte r the c u ts w ere a n ­ n o u n ce d thut tlx.' c u ts w o u ld m a in ly im p a c t c o n s tru c tio n — a c la im not su p p o rte d by the facts. IH S w ill be lilt w ith about a $ 2 4 7 m illio n re d u ctio n — even tho ugh the a d m in ­ is tra tio n Is g iv in g S h u la ln 's a g e n c y , w h ic h o v e rse e s IHS, a $ 2 3 b illio n bu dg et boost. " O n c e the tx id g e l h its the street y o u lit e r a lly c o u k i h e a r the w in d le a v in g the s a ils ." s a y s J o A n n K a u ffm a n , an e x p e rt In I n d ia n h e u lth Issu es. " I t w a s u se ve re d is a p p o in tm e n t at the g u t level felt a ll o v e r th e In d ia n c o u n try ." �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 21. 1W4 - s * School d istrict asked to adopt textbooks approved by state By VICKI DaSORMIBR H orald Stuff W rllo r SAN FO RD T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty sch o o l d istric t w ill Ik * naked In adopt lextbook.a Ihnt have been a p p ro v e d b y the sta le d u r in g th e T u e s d a y e v e n in g m eeting. W h ile that m ig h t ■unnetlmrH b rin g o u t sc re a m in g m o b s of p a re n ts o p txiscd to the content ol the IsHiks, It's not lik e ly to raise m u c h Interest th is tim e. H ooks In lh e are a s o f art, b u sin e ss e d u c a tio n , foreig n la n ­ gu ages. h e a lth (not s e x u a lity ed ucation), hom e eco n o m ies, In­ d u s tria l e d u c a tio n a n d scie n ce , h ave been rev ie w e d b y lh e Btnlc a n d are now b e in g presented to the board for th e ir ap p rova l. Borne bo oks, su c h a s those re co m m e n d e d for use In c o s ­ m e to log y c la s se s w ill be deleted f r o m t h e s t a le l is t s i m p ly Ix-caiisc the c o u rse Is not offered at a n y o f the d is t r ic t's sch o o ls. W ith the la c k o f c o n tro v e rsia l s u b je c t a r e a s b e in g r e c o m ­ m e n d e d for a p p ro v a l b y the state, there Is not exp ecte d to be a n y o p p o sitio n to the texts. E a c h year, the sc lm o l Ixiard Is a sked to a p p ro v e t c x tlx x ik s In different su bject areas. F o r the m ost part, the a p p ro v ­ a ls pass w ith o u t m u c h notice. O c c a s io n a lly , w h e n b o o k s In a reas su c h a s s e x u a lity e d u c a ­ tio n and, so m e tim e s In lite ra tu re a n d In h isto ry , are o n th e docket, there Is p u b lic o u tc ry . S till, th is ro u n d s h o u ld lx? quiet. in te reste d p e rso n s are, h o w e v ­ e r , I n v it e d t o r e v ie w t h e a p p ro v e d m a te ria l at the sch o o l Ixiard o ffices before the T u esd n y e v e n in g m eeting , T h e ix ia rd m eets T u e sd a y a l 7 p in . In t h e d i s t r i c t o f f ic e b o a rd n xm t. 1211 S. M e llo n v llle A ve., H anford. Pesticide bill is small step for farm workers By BILL BRRQSTROM A ss o c ia te d Dross W rltor TALLAH ASSEE M ig r a n t fa rm w o rk e rs cheered w hen the state H ouse gave them I h r rig ht to fin d m il w hat p e s tlc id rs they are exp o sed to In F lo rid a 's field s, w here th ey p ic k about h a lf o f the n a tio n 's fru it a n d vegetables. D esp ite the a p p la u se In the H o u se g a lle ry , it w o u ld m ean m o re to F lo r id a 's e s tim a te d ItX).(XK) m ig ra n t farm w o rk e rs to receive co n g re ssio n a l h elp in r a is in g t h e ir w a g e s , s a y a d v o ca te s (or the w o rkers llm (lie ad vo cate s say large a g r l c u ll o r a l c o m p a n ie s th a t have gone a lo n g w ith (lie F lo rid a p e s llr ld e rig h t-lo -k n o w lu ll are opposed m a n y federal a ctio n re q u irin g them lo raise (arm w o rk e rs' w ages and benefits. "1 th in k there are g ro w ers that w o td d lik e tilin g s to be d llle r e n i, hut re a lly , I tie sta tu s qu o Is w o n d e rfu l (or th e m ." sa id Hob W illia m s , a F lo rid a M ural Legal S e r v ic e s a t t o r n e y " K c a lly . th e y 're g e ttin g a b ig b a rg a in “ S o m e o f the m ig ra n t w o rk e rs a n d th e ir a d v o ca te s In the H ouse g a lle ry for the 1 13*0 vote on the p e sticid e h ill w ere there a y ea r e a rlie r w h e n it w a s defeated. " L a s t year. I w ent ho m e crylu g ." said M a rg a rita R om o, ol F a rm w o rk e r S e lf H elp In D ade C ity , w h o a w o ke at 2 a m to tra v e l to T a lla h a s s e e w ith a do zen D ade C it y a n d A p o p k a la rtu w o rk e rs T ills year, the m easure, w h ic h M ill a w a its a c tio n by the Senate u n d G o v. L a w to n (.'lilies, w as w o rk rd out In m e e tin g s lh a l I n c lu d e d iln - a g r ic u lt u r e i n ­ d u s try . a n d h a s h e rn u n o p ­ posed. It w o u ld I d fa rm w o rk e rs, th e ir d o c to rs o r o th e r re p re ­ se n ta tiv e s. o b ta in w ritte n in fo r­ m a tio n about the p e stic id e s used In fie ld s w here th ey w ork, w ith in tw o d a y s o f re q u e stin g It T h a t w o u ld pro te ct F lo rid a fa rm w o rk e r s u n t il the U S . E n v ir o n m e n t a l P r o t e c t io n A g e n cy b e g in s e n fo rc in g s im ila r Arbor C o n t in u e d fr o m P a g e 1A A s a re su lt o f n o t h a v in g an a rb o r |H-rmli lo take d o w n the trees, the c ity sent H rriw n a not Ire t h.it h r was b e in g fined $5,5(XJ. for ovit 5b Inc tics ol trees. H e in e s also sa id lh a t a s l o p - w o r k n o t I f l c a l Io n w a s po sted on the jx o p e rty . a n d tin fu rth e r site w o ik c o u ld he per* m in e d u n til tlic m a ile r is re ­ so lv e d D row n appeared o n Ills ow n b e h a ll d u rin g T h u r s d a y 's c o m ­ m is s io n m eeting, lie e x p la in e d h o w lie had a im n g c d for the b u ild in g p e rm it e a rlie r, bu t had o n ly gone to c ity h a ll lo p ic k it u p w hen D c in c s w a s a l Ills p r o p e r t y . " A s fa r a s I w a s c o n c e rn e d ." lie said. "I had been g ra n te d the p e n u lt, so 1 saw n o t h in g w ro n g w it h s t a r t in g w o rk " C it y P la n n e r M a ll W est re ­ sp o n d e d that the p e rm it o n ly be ca m e v a lid w hen paid for and p ic k e d up. w h ic h m eunt D row n lia d no p e rm it at (hat lim e . D ro w n d is p la y e d I lie L a k e M a ry b u ild in g i r r m lt w h ic h lie ( x iln lc d out (llo not a sk If a n y trees w o u ld be rem oved, lie ulso h a d p e r m it s fro m S e m in o le C o u n ty a n d the C ity o f W in te r S p rin g s , w h ic h b o th asked if a rb o r p e rm its liad been taken nut. " H e r e m i the W in te r S p rin g s p e r m i t . " B r o w n e x p la in e d , " T h e y d e m a n d that y o u o b ta in a n a rb o r p e rm it re g a rd le ss o f w h e th e r or not there are a n y trees to be rem oved, bu t the L a k e M a ry p e rm it d o e s n ’ t a sk l h is, s o l d id n 't re a lly k n o w ." B o th M a y o r L o w r y R o c k e tt a n d C o m m is s io n e r G e o r g e H tir y e a c o m m e n te d that the b u ild e r s h o u ld have been aw a re o f the need fo r an a rlx rr p e rm it, a n d s h o u ld h ave a d v ise d Ifrow n. R e g a rd in g the la c k ol an a r lx ir referen ce In the c it y 's b u ild in g p e r m it . C o m m is s io n e r G a r y D ren d er oberved. " E v e n th o u g h w e re q u ire a n artwir p e rm it. 1 d o n 't be lieve it ’s the c it y 's p o s i­ tio n to baby m i m u u c o i i c th ro u g h l he b u ild in g prneess A n y o n e d o in g c o n s lru e tlo n in L a k e M a ry s h o u ld e ith e r kn o w or loo k Into w h a t the c ity requ ires. D row n d isp la y e d p h o to g ra p h s s h o w in g o v e r H ire r do zen larg e trees w h ic h were s till on tils la k rfro n t property. "It Isn't m y In te n tio n to de stro y th e m ." he sa id "I |usl needed these fo u r ta ke n out becau se th e y w ere too c lo s e to som e o ilx -rs w h ic h w ere larg er, a n d Interfered w ith w here the c o n s tru c tio n Is in b e ." C itin g c lly co des re g a rd in g the lo ss o f trees. D row n o bserve d D ia l o ne code d ills for re p la c e ­ m ent o f de stro yed trees o n a Iw o-lo-onc basis. "I w o u ld g la d ly put up eight m ore trees on the p ro p e rly , he said. A lte r a le n g th y d is c u s s io n re ­ g a rd in g w lu tl w as a n d w as not re q u ire d In the arbor p e rm it and b u ild in g p e rm it. H ie c o m m is ­ s io n e r s v o te d to a c c e p t th e app ea l a n d rem o ve the fine, w ith D ro w n a g re e in g lo pla n t llte new i rccs. F o llo w in g the vo te. M a y o r R o ck e tt suggested that the c it y 's p e rm it processes s h o u ld be e x ­ a m in e d In o rder to m a ke p o s s i­ ble Im p ro v e m e n ts w h ic h w o u ld a v o id a s im ila r s llu a llo n In the* future. Grants------C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1 A con­ s t r u e 11 v c n e i g h b o r h o o d a p p ro a c h e s lo Im prove the p h y s ­ ic a l. e c o n o m ic and so c ia l c o n d i­ tio n s. It In c lu d e s s u c h e ffo rts as p ro v id in g s h e lte r for the h o m e ­ less. d ay-cure for c h ild re n . Imt m e a ls a n d health sc re e n in g for e ld e r ly p e rso n s, n e w streets, s id e w a lk s a n trees. It a lso p ro ­ v id e s lo a n s to b u sin e ss e s and b e tter h o u s in g for low a n d m o d ­ era te Incom e fam ilies. C h a r le s R o w e , S a n f o r d 's C o m m u n i t y D e v e lo p m c u I d ire c to r, sa id fix: c ily h a s been in v o lv e d in the C H U G p ro g ra m s for m n n y years. " A lot o f the m o n e y bu s been used In h o u s in g r e h a b ilita tio n ," he co m m e n te d . " I n f a c t, w e d id a h n h lt n l r e h a b ilit a t io n o n I C I li S tre e t se ve ra l y e a rs ago w h ic h w a s the firs t In Ihc e n tire c o u n t r y ." A s e x a m p le s o f so m e o f the C D B G Im p ro v e m e n ts In S a n fo rd . Jto w e lls le d 100 b e d s w lilr b w ere a d d ed to the G o o d S a m n rl- m m u ta n H om e, an ad u lt c o n g reg a te liv in g fa c ility at 1701 W . 9 th St reel. 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D e a c o n D ie g o V in s z c o jo in e d o th e r p r ie s t s In a L e n t a n v is it to Isra e l. Priest-------------------------- federal rules, I tic a d v o ca te s say. C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1A V ln a z c o s a id that in the H o ly T h e federal ru le s w ere sc h e d ­ V ln a z c o dix-s not w aul to keep L a n d , he learn ed a great deal u le d to la k e effect next m o n th , th e H is p a n ic a n d tin* A n g lo a b o u t th e In n e r s tr e n g th but the II S S e n a te voted M a rch c o n g re g a tio n s al A ll S o u ls segre m in o ritie s m u st d e v e lo p to s u r ­ 9 to d e la y th e m u n til .Ja n u ary n> gated. He hop es the tw o c a n join v iv e o p p re ssio n g iv e the E D A m o re lim e lo to g eth er to Im prove Ihc S an fo rd In Israel, he said, o n ly 250.(XXJ prepare. c o m m u n ity . o f the n a tio n ’s 7 m illio n people W h ile the p e stic id e right-lo" I a m try in g to m ake som e are C h r is tia n . 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" s a id W a l t e r K a t e s , t x ir is on the p a v in g o f S e m in o le m e n i nl the sign s, w h ic h w o u ld B o u le v a r d between Sanford d ire c to r ol labor re la tio n s fo r the he on the rig h t-of-w ay a d jace n t A v e n u e a n d S u llp o in t A p a r t ­ F lo rid a F ru it a n d V egetable A s to U .S. H ig h w a y 17-92. stx-lullnn. A r e p o r t o n th e s ig n s Is m e n ts. u n d Ihc p o s s ib le fo rm a ­ tio n o f an a d hi** s u b c o m m itte e T h o u g h fa rm w o rk e rs w ant lo sc h e d u le d for th is W e d n e s d a y 's be paid m ore, they a lso u n ­ d e rsta n d the c o m p e titiv e pro blem s. " T h a t's w hy F lo rid a farm w o rk e rs o pposed N A F T A ." a lo n g f o r m u la t e d a ( '( im m u n it y C o n t in u e d fr o m P a g e 1A w ith grow ers. W illia m s said. n e w s le tte r do it a lo n e ." T h e fe d e r a l $ 4 .2 5 -u n - h o u r In N o v e m b e r o f 19 9 3 . T h e a ss o c ia tio n w as fu n n ed by m in im u m w age a p p lie s to farm W c s ts ld c received Its C h a r te r as a g ro u p ol c itiz e n s w h o o r ig in a l­ w o ik e r s , h u t n o t f e d e r a l a n o n -p rofit 501(3)c o rg a n l/a ly met lo d is c u s s the severe o v e rtim e re q u ire m e n ts N e ith e r lio n . W illia m s n o r the g ro w e rs pre­ H ooding p ro b le m s th ey h a d e x ­ T o ce le b ra te Its a c c o m p lis h ­ p e rie n c e d fro m the d r a in a g e d ic te d C o n g re ss w ill act soon to m e n ts a n d th an k s u p p o rte rs for d itc h e s o v e rflo w in g In Hit* 1991 raise the m in im u m wage. th e ir b a c k in g in Its Infancy. Hu* a n d 1992 d o w n p o u rs. 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T h e a s s o c ia t io n h a s h e ld F lo rid a has m ore th a n 4.(XX) of l u u d r a l s c r s . p a r t ic ip a t e d In “ T h e re Is a need for u s to th e r e g ls lc r c d c o n tr a c to r s — c o m m u n it y cle an -u p s. re v ise d c o n tin u e to m ove In the lig h t t r a n s ie n t m id d le m e n w h o d i r e c t i o n . " s a id D r. 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" Y o u c a n never lx* ih c sam e a fte r I h u t," tic said F o llo w in g In the path ol J e s u s C h r is t, p ra y in g w here he prayed a n d c a r r y in g th e c ro s s o n Ihc Via D e la ro sa h av e helped h im sec Ills s p ir itu a l life In a c le a re r p e rs p e c tiv e tie sa id He secs m o re c le a rly he said, w hat he needs to do hx the people nl S a n lo rd A n d w lt il th e y m u st do lor o ne aunt her Signs Westside DEATHS EDWARD JOHN EYANSON E d w a rd J o h n E y u n so n . 54. S p a n is h M o s s D riv e , C a s s e l­ b e rry . d ie d S a tu rd a y . M a rc h 19. 1 9 9 4 , at M a r t in A n d e r s o n H o sp ic e H o use. O rla n d o . B o rn A p r il 40 . 1939. In D h lln d rlp h la . he m o ved to C e n tra l F lo rid a In 1990. Mr. E y u n so n w as a c a r ­ penter. He w a s C a th o lic . He w as a m e m b e r o f Hie N a tio n a l R ifle A ss o c ia tio n . S u r v iv o r s In clu d e d a u g h te r, L is a D o w n a ll, O r la n d o : o n e g ra n d c h ild . O r la n d o C r e m a tio n S e rv ic e . O rla n d o . In c h a rg e o f a rra n g e ­ m ents. PETER KIRK Pe te r K irk . 90. G ra n t Street. Ln n g w o o d , d ie d F rid a y , M a rc h IH. 1994 a l Ja xig w o o d H e a lth C a re C c n lc r . B o m Feb. 2, 1904 in B e lfa st. Ireland, lie m o v e d to C e n tr a l F lo rid a In 1909. M r. K ir k w a s a re tire d c h ie f e n g in e e r w ith the N ew E n g la n d B a p tist H o s p i­ tal, B o sto n . He w as a m e m b e r o f St. A u g u s tin e C a th o lic C h u rc h . C a s s e lb e rry . H e w a s a b a g p ip e r b rin g in g the K e v in B a r r y P ip e rs B a n d lo A m e ric a In 1925. S u r v iv o r s In clu d e d a u g h te r, E liz a b e th M. Heap. L a k e M ary; f iv e g r a n d c h il d r e n a n d 13 g rc u t-g ru n d rh ild rc u . G a in e s C a re y H a n d G a rd e n C h a p e l F u n e r a l H o m e . Long- W(xxl In charge ol arrangements. B ill: sous, M ik e . D a y to n a Be ach , E r ic . D c L a n d . D a le . S a n fo rd : CALVIN GEORGE LOKER s is t e r s . M a r g u a r lt c S lr iib e n . C a lv in G eo rge L o k c r, 74. H a ­ D o r o th y W a tso n a n d S h ir le y c ie n d a V illa g e , W in te r S p rin g s , R oot, a ll o f K alam azo o ; b ro th ers. d ie d S a tu rd a y . M a rch 19. 1994. W a y n e R e a r d o n . R o b e r t a l S o u t h S e m in o le H o s p ita l. R e a rd o n , b o th o f K a la m a zo o ; L n n g w o o d . B o rn Feb. 22. 1920, se v e n g ra n d c h ild re n a n d one In W a lto n , N.Y.. he m oved to g rc n i-g ra n d c h lld . C e n tr a l F lo r id a In 1989. Mr. B a ld w in - F a i r c h i ld F u n e r a l L o k c r w a s o w n e r o f a n In ­ H o m e . O u k lu w n P a rk C h a p e l. de p en d en t In su ran ce age ncy. He L a k e M a ry . In ch a rg e o l ar w a s M e t h o d is t . H e w a s a ru n g c iu r n ls . m e m b e r o f the R o ta ry C lu b , H a ln b rld g e . N.Y.. a n d S crtn m u NATHANIEL WESTON C lu b . A fto n , N .Y. N a th a n ie l W esto n . 83, J a m e s S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . D riv e , O v ie d o , d ie d S u n d a y . B e r n ic e C.; so n . K lc h u r d G . M a rc h 20, 19!M. al Ills rest L n n g w o o d ; d a u g h te rs, B o n n ie d e u c e . B o rn In H u s tin g s , lie K a z o r o s k l. M e lb o u rn e , K a t h y m o v e d to C e n tra l F lo r id a In O s tc rw a ld . W est P alm Beach ; 1914. M r. W esto n w a s a re tire d b ro th e rs. Robert, Port S a le rn o , tru c k d riv e r und m e ch a n ic , lit* P a u l. W a lto n , N.Y. w a s a m e m b e r o f M o un t S in a i G a in e s C a re y H a n d F u n e ra l S e v e n th -D a y A d v e n tist C h u rc h . H o m e . Lou gw oud. In ch a rg e of O rla n d o . u rru n g e m e n ts. S u r v iv o r s Include son s. D e r­ r ic k J a m e s . W illie C. J a m e s , MILDRED LORENA Ix ilh o f R o ch este r. N .Y.. C a rl. VAN ANTWERP J a m e s t o w n ; d a u g h te rs. M ild re d Loretta V a n A n tc rp . 59. C e d a r A v en u e , San fo rd , died A l t a m c u s c W h it e . T a m p a . F r id a y . M a rc h 18, 1991, a t her G lc n d ln u G r a h a m . C a r lo t t a reside nce. B o rn M a rc h 5, 193 5, J o n e s , both of O rlan do . F lo ss ie in K a la m a zo o . M ich., she m o v e d M a e W e s to n . J a n ie t o w n ; 4 9 lo C e n tra l F lo rid a In 19 7I. M rs. g r a n d c h ild r e n a n d 3 0 g r e a t­ V a n A n t w e r p w a s a r e tir e d g ra n d c h ild re n . G o ld e n 's F u n e ra l H o m e Inc., p u r c h a s in g s p e c ia lis t at W h ite r P a rk , in c h a rg e ol a r ­ S lc m c n s -S l m m berg C arlso n . S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e h u s b a n d . ran g e m en ts. to e s ta b lis h a ('(im m u n ity Rede v e lo p m e n i A g e n cy O n e n e w m e m b e r w ill he a d d e d to Ihc C o m m ll Ice. In ■e sp o u se In a request lo r repre s e n la lln n Irum the top s ta ll nl S e m in o le C o u n t v g o v e rn m e n t C o u n ty M anag er D on R u h u u h a s a u th o riz e d S h a ro n l.a tsu re d e p u ty c o u n ty m an ager, In se rve on the s te e rin g c u m in llt c c tor a one yc.u to m p c ilm l. S h e w ill In I n tr o d u c e d to th e c o m m lu c e m e m b e rs a l t h is m e e tin g . T h e ste e rin g c o m m itte e meet lu g Is sc h e d u le d lo r W ednesday at -1:30 p .m . In the C it y M u n ag e r 's C o n fe re n c e R o o m o f S a n fo rd C it y H a ll * W c h ave .lint o l w o rk to do as it re la te s lo o u r c h ild re n .' sa id C o m m is s io n e r R o b ert T h o m as. " T h e ch a n g e begins th e re ." " W e owe it to o u r c h ild re n lo lx* su p p o rte rs of those w h o .tie w o rk in g lo tiiq n o v e the q u a lity o f life for o u r f u t u r e ." s a id A m e ft k a G e n k a , e x e c u t iv e d ire c to r of G o Id e n K u le C o lu m n n lt v D e v e lo p m e n t C o rp o rllo u .: “ W c need lo su p p o rt y o u n g b la c k m en w h o take th e ir p lace at llu- h e lm ." M a y o r B e lt ye S m it h c o n g ra tu ­ la te d th e m e m b e rs o f the o rg a n i­ z a tio n on th e ir m a n y de ed s in . the past y e a r a n d en co u rag e d H e m to keep the c ity In lo rm e d ol H u ll e o u re ru s .m il ( lllllc u lH c s " W h e n we al the c lly h eard W c s t s ld c w a s o r g a n iz in g wc. h o p e d yo u w o u ld do w e ll a n d yo u h a v e ." sa id M a y o r S m ith " T o g e h le r Is tlic o n ly w a y lo a c c o m p lis h y o u r g o a ls." W C A 's go al for tlx* c o m in g y e a r Is lo c o n tin u e to forge a new b e g in n in g for th e G o ld s b o r o c o m m u n it y w it h c le a n - u p s . p a in tin g of ho uses lot Ihc e ld e rly a n d In k in g on the o th e r uflllr lio n s a s the ris iiilt o l y e a rs of neg le ct. Jn Xovimj J/Vtonurjy of EULA M AE SCOTT 3 /2 1 /21- 0 23*93 MISS YOU MAMA M iss you. m iss you, m iss you. Everything wo do E choes with (ho laughter And tho voice ol you W e seo you on every comer With every twist and turn And those old familiar spots. Sure do make our heads yearn M iss you. m iss you, m iss you, Everywhoro we go There aio plorclng momotlos Dancing in a row Silhouette and shadow 01 your lo im and lace Is It substance or reality? 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T h e fln u l r»|H-uker o f the a n n u a l m e e tin g o f the A n x ­ ie ty D iso rd e rs A s s o c ia tio n o f A n t c r lc ii w u s c o n c lu d in g h e r sp eech S u n d a y w h e n th e a u d it o r iu m began to s w a y w it h th e t h ir d stro n g e st a fte rs h o c k to the d e a d ly J a n . 17 e a rth q u a k e . " T h e In itia l rru c tlo n w a s p e o p le ra n out o n to I he iu d e o n y a n d sturted c h ip ­ p in g .'' sa id J c r lly n Moss, a s s o c ia t io n p re s id e n t. "It w a s lik e . 'W e ’ re O K .' " A n d then th e y sta rte d h u g g in g e a c h o th e r a n d t a lk in g a ll at o n c e a n d m u k ln g Jokes, a s k in g e a ch o t h e r w h e t h e r It w a s p la n n e d ." M oss sa id. "It w a s w e ird ." A b o u t 100 im y ch lu trlstu . p s y c h o lo g is t s a n d r e c o v ­ e r in g p a tie n ts w ere at the h o te l w h e n llie a fte rs h o c k s tr u c k . M ost of the o th e r •100 c o n fe re n c e p a r tic ip a n ts h a d a lre a d y c h e c k e d o ut. "I fo u n d It k in d o f e x c it ­ in g . to te ll y o u the t r u t h ." t h e r a p is t S a lly W in s t o n sa id . "It w a s m o re a m a tte r o f b e in g fascinated; H e re ’ s a n e x p e rie n c e w e ’ve Just been ta lk in g a b o u t a n d th e n here It Is." S u n d u y 'n t e m b lo r w a s a n o th e r In the th o u sa n d s o f u f t e r s h o c k s to the N o r t h r ld g c e a r t h q u a k e , w h ic h c u u s c d 0 1 d e a th s a n d abo u t $*20 b llh n n In darn- DyNIKO PRICE A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s W r i t e r -------------------------------- - — > ---------- LO S A NO B LBS The n ig h tm a re recu rred for D iane W illia m s a n d o th e rs w h o had b e g u n to fo rg e t th e d e a d ly N o rth rld g c e a rth q u a k e w hen a J a rrin g 5 .3 -m a g n ltu d e a fte rsh o ck sh o o k S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia . "I had Just fin a lly sta rted to c a lm d o w n ." sa id W illia m s , 42. o f V a n N u ys. " T h is one re a lly sh o o k m e u p ." T h e th ird strongest afte rsh o ck sin c e the J a n . 17 q u a k e c ra c k e d a n e w ly re p a ire d freew ay, t r ig ­ g e re d r o c k s lld e s a n d c a u se d jMiwcr o utages for th o u sa n d s of cu sto m ers. F ire In sp ecto rs a lso b elieved the q u a k e w as to blarric fo r a tire that de stro yed a s m a ll strl|> m a ll a n d a n o th e r that eru p te d In a (low er tra n sfo rm er. Ill S h e rm a n O a ks. u Ik i u I 50 0 sh o p p e rs w ere evacuated from a m a ll a s (date glass a lo n g sid e an e s ca la to r sh a ttered a n d o verh ead s p o tlig h ts ca m e c ra s h in g lo the llo o r. J u s t one d a y ea rlie r. 3-t o( the c o m p l e x ’ s I - to s t o r e s h a il reo |ieiied for the llr s l tim e sin ce the 0 .7 -m a g n llu d e q u a ke s tru c k tw o m o n t h s ago. k illin g 01 people and c a u sin g b illio n s of d o lla rs In dam ages. A t 1:20 p in S u n d a y . J a m e s llo o tli of U u rb a iik w as tillin g c ra c k s on the se co n d llis ir o f the C a l if o r n ia S t a te U n iv e r s it y . N o rth rld g c, science b u ild in g "I th o u gh t the en tire b u ild in g w as g o ing in c o m e d o w n ." he said T h e q u a ke c o u ld n 't dislo d g e sco res ol m o v ie fa n s c a m p in g o u tsid e the D o ro th y C h a n d le r P a v ilio n lor to n ig h t’s O scar c e r ­ e m o n ie s "I It-It so m e r u m b lin g under m y feet and I said; 'W o u ld that h»- an e a rth q u a k e ’.*'" sa id Mltea S p re e h c r. a n art te a ch er Irnm W is c o n s in I n s id e th e a n d llo r lu m . the qu a ke d isru p te d the tlu a l re ­ h earsal lor the sta r-stu d d ed c e r ­ e m o n y. ■‘ E v e r y b o d y , s ta y In y o u r se a ts!" sh o u ted O sca r d ire c to r J e f f M n rg olts ns huge lig h t f ix ­ tu re s and velvet-covered seats begun lo sh a ke a n d sw av, T h e 3 .3 -m u g n ltu d c a fte rsh o ck c e n t e r e d o n e m ile f r o m P a n o r a m a C i t y In th e S a n F e r n a n d o V a lle y , le ft m in o r w reckag e. In clu d in g ; — S m a ll c ra c k s a n d c h ip p in g — c o sm e tic o n ly — on state H ig h w a y 118. the S ln tl V a lle y F ree w a y. T h e ro a d w a y re m a in e d ojien. — M o e k s lld e s o n A n g e le s Forest H ig h w a y In the A n g e le s N a tio n a l Forest, w ith o ne v e h ic le re p o rte d ly s tr u c k by a b o u ld e r fu llin g o n to M a lib u C a n y o n Mond In M a lib u . — T e m p o ra ry lo ss o f pow er for 7 0 .0 0 0 c u s to m e rs In the N o rth H ills . W o o d la n d H ills . C a n o g a P a rk a n d V a n N u y s areas. A ll (tower w as restored w ith in an h o u r. — T h e Ml r ip m a ll fire that d e stro y e d a re sta u ra n t, a m a rk e t a n d a v id e o store. F ire b a tta lio n C h ie f G a ry S e id e l sa id the ca u se w a s u n d e r In v e s tig a tio n , hot there w a s a "g o o d |> osxlblllty" It w as d ire c tly q u uke-related . F o r m a n y , th o u g h . S u n d a y 's a fte rsh o c k — one of n e a rly (I.(XX) sin c e J a n 17 — w as little m ore th a n an a n n o y a n c e A t the S a n ta A n ita ra ce tra ck, be tto rs c lu n g to th e ir p la ces In lin e a n d sp e cta to rs w ere m ore fo cused on the ra c in g th a n the ru m b lin g . A n d It w a s b u sin e ss as u s u a l for th o u s a n d s of people e n jo y in g a s u n n y da y. " T h i s q u a k e w a s n o t h in g c o m p a re d to that b ig o n e ." he said. " I lu t yeah. 1 su re c o u ld leel it." said P e rc y D ennett, w hose fu rn itu re a n d a p p lia n c e store Is s t il l b o a rd e d u p fro m ih c N o rth rld g e qu a ke S u n d a y 's q u a ke ro ck e d L o s A n g e le s C o u n ty as w ell as O r ange. R iv e rs id e . V e n tu ra a n d S a n ta lla r h a r a c o u n tie s It lasted about 30 se co n d s and w as fo llo w ed by a m a g n itu d e 3-1 a fte rs h o c k at 3 3 0 p in . a n d a 2.7 te m b lo r at 8 .0 3 p m T h e 5 .3 qu a ke w a s the se ve n th m a g n itu d e -5 or la rg e r a fte rsh o ck to the J a n . 17 q u a k e O n ly tw o were stron ger, at m a g n itu d e 5.0 and 5.0. o c c u rr in g the day of the qu ake, said C a lifo r n ia In stitu te of T e c h n o lo g y se ism o lo g ist K ate H u tto n . T h e re Is a I In 3 c h a n c e of at least im p m ore m a g n ltu d c -5 or greater u fte rsh o c k la-lure y e a r's end, sa id H u tto n . 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G e r m a n y — A r m y S|)t-c. S a m ira M. M a y o has Im -i -ii d c c o r n U - t ! w it h t h e A r m y A c h ie v e m e n t M e da l w h ic h Is a w a r d e d lo a o I d Ie r h fo r m e r it o r io u s s e r v ic e , a d s o l co u ra g e , o r o ilie r o u ts ta n d in g a c c o m p lis h m e n ts . M ay o , an X -m y sp e c ia lis t. Is the d a u g h te r o f W a n da L M oore o f 5501 N. M ia m i A ve.. Tant|>a. a n d T h o m a s R. D ro n s o n o l 1 3 0 2 Mi D ark Ave.. S a n fo rd W u c r /h u rg . G e rm a n y — A r m y P ic C h r is tin a M M c N e il lia s Im-cii d e co ra ted w ith the A n n y A c h ie v e m e n t M edal w h ic h Is a w a r d e d to s o l d i e r s l o r m e r it o r io u s s e r v ic e , a c t s o f c o u ra g e , o r o ilie r o u ts ta n d in g a c c o m p lis h m e n ts . M c N e il, a n a d m in is t r a t iv e s p e c ia lis t. Is the d a u g h te r of H ild a It M c N e il ol 122 A n d e rs o n A ve.. a n d Mouald J . M c N e il of 107 W h is p e rin g P in e s S t,, both of Sa n fo rd. M A R K S . 11 H O L M E DAVID M.MCOINN19S M C C L E L L A N A IR F O R C E D A S E . S a cra m e n to . C a lif. — A tr F o r c e S t a f f S g t. D a v id M M c G in n is h a s a rriv e d for d u ly here. M c G in n is , a g r o u n d r a d io c o m m u n ic a tio n s te c h n ic ia n . Is (lie so n of M u rc u s D. a n d K llu A M c G in n is o l 1 159 S a ra h L ane. C a ss e lb e rry . KENNETH D. YINGER II F O R T D R U M . W a terto w n . N Y. — A r m y S g l. K e n n e th D. Y ln g e r II lia s a rriv e d lo r d u ly here. Y ln g e r. u p c n n n n c l a d m in is ­ tra tio n sp e cia list, Is the so n of S u s u n n c Y ln g e r o f 221 D ark P la ce . Y o rk . Da., a n d K e n n e th D. Y ln g e r o f 7 9 2 D a y o u D riv e . C a ss e lb e rry . ROBERT W. LYNNE JR. F O R T L E O N A R D E. W OOD. W a y n e s v llle . Mo. — A r m y D vl. R o b e rt W . L y n n J r . h a s c o m ­ p leted b a s ic tra in in g here. D u rin g the tra in in g , s tu d e n ts re ce iv e d In stru ctio n In d r ill a n d c e r e m o n ie s . w ca|> on». m a p r e a d in g , t a c t ic s , m H ila r y co u rte s y , m lllla r y Ju stice , first a id . a n d A r m y h isto ry a n d tra d i­ tio n s. L y n n Is the sent o f R o b ert W. a n il V ic k ie L y n n o f 3 9 4 W liit c t a ll C o v e . C u s s e lb e riy . ROBERT A.MOORHEAD S C I I O L F I E L D B a rra c k s . O a h u . H a w a ii — A r m y S jic c . R o b ert A. M o o rh ead h a s been d e co ra te d w ith the A r m y C o m m e n d a tio n M cd u l. T h e m e d a l Is aw a rd ed lo those . I n d iv id u a ls w lx i d e m o n s tr a te o u t s t a n d in g a c h ie v e m e n t n r m e rito rio u s se rvice lit the jicr•fo rm u n c c o f th e ir d u tie s un b e h a lf o f the A rm y . - M o o r h e a d , a s ig n a ls I n ­ te llig e n c e an a lyst. Is the so n o f R o b e rt S . a n d H ild a L. M o o rhead o f 8 3 9 H c u th c rg jc n C irc le . L a k e M ary . CHRISTINA M. MCNEIL L E IG H T O N DARRACKS. u lx iu n i tin- s u b m a rin e le n d e r U S S M cK ee, lim ic|> o rtrd In S a n D iego S h e Joined tlx- N a vy In M ay 1981 FREDERICK IL MCADOO M I S A W A A IR M A S K . M lsa w a. J a p a n — A tr Fo rce T e ch . S g l F re d e ric k H M c A d ix i h a s been d e co ra te d w ith (lie A ir F o rce C o m m e n d a tio n M cdul. T h e m e d a l Is aw a rd ed lo those I n d lv ld u u ls w h o d e m o n s tr a te o u l s t a ii d l n g a c h ie v e m e n t o r m e rito rio u s se rv ice In the p e r­ fo rm a n c e o f llt c lr d u llc s o u hr h a ll o f the A ir F o rce. M c A d o o . a crew c h ie f. Is d ie b ro th e r o f D arbara J . M c A d o o of 3 9 5 8 D u g lc rs Rest I’laec. C a s s e l­ b e rry a n d D o n a ld II. M c A d o o o( 13 2 0 E. 3111b St.. E rie . Da F O R T J A C K S O N . C o lu m b ia . S .C . — A r m y Reserve Pvt. M a rk S. Itrodle has co m p leted basic tra in in g here. D u rin g (lie tra in in g , s tu d e n ts re ce iv e d In stru ctio n In d r ill and c e r e m o n ie s , w e a p o n s , m a p LATOSHIA M. REYNOLDS r e a d in g , t a c t ic s , m ilit a r y l-O R T J A C K S O N . C o lu m b ia . c o u rte s y , m ilita ry |ustlce. llr s l S .C . — A r m y IV t. L u to s h lu M. a id . a n d A r m y h isto ry a n d tra d i­ R e y n o ld s h a s tu m |)le le d basictions. tra in in g here. Itro d lc Is the son of J o a n F. D u r in g the tra in in g , s tu d e n ts P o rte r o f 3 8 0 G o lf llr o o k . Longreceived In stru ctio n In d r ill a n d w ood, a n d Ja m e s S. Itrodlc- of c e r e m o n ie s , w e a p o n s , m a p G re e n R iv e r. Wyo. r e a d in g , l a d l e s , m ll ll a r y c o u rte s y , m ilita ry Ju stic e , first GLENN W. MARCEL aid. a n d A r m y h is to ry a n d tra d i­ N a v y P etty O ffice r 1st C la s s tio ns. G le n n W . M arcel, so n of G e n e W. R e y n o ld s Is d ie d u u g h tc r ol a n d J e a n M u rc tl o f l l - t O a k s R o b ert a n d M ary A . R e y n o ld s of C o u rt. S a n fo rd . Is s e rv in g a board 2 0 2 3 H a w k in s Ave.. S a n fo rd . the lic e t b a llis tic m is s ile sttbm uR e y n o ld s Is n 1993 g ra d u a te o f rln c U S S T e n n e ss e c . L a k e M a ry H igh S c h o o l. L u k e hom e-ported In K in g s Day, G u., M a ry . w h ic h r e c e n t ly r e c e iv e d the 1993 U .S. A tla n tic Fleet B a llis tic JONATHAN E.TUCKER U N IV E R S IT Y O F A L A B A M A . M ls s llc S u b m a rin e O u ts ta n d in g T u s c a lo o s a — J o n a t h a n E . P e rfo rm a n c e Aw ard. M a rc e l Is d i m - o f 105 crew T u c k e r has received an A r m y m e m b e rs a b o a n l th e 500-foot- R O T C s c h o la rs h ip a n d w ill atu-nd sch o o l here. lo n g s u b m a rin e . T h e cadet w as selected on the H e Jo in e d tlx- N a vy In Oct. b a s is o f c o m p re h e n siv e tests, 1081. h ig h sch o o l s c lx ila s tle a c h ie v e ­ m e n t. a n d e x tra -c u rric u la r a c t iv ­ STEVEN J. MCGINNIS N a v y P etty O fllc c r 2 n d C la s s it ie s . U |io n g r a d u a t io n a n d S te v e n .J. M c G in n is , w hose w ife. c o m p le tio n o f the R O T C p ro ­ D c A n a . Is the d a u g h te r o f G a y le g ra m . the cadet w ill be c o m ­ R o b e rts o f Sanford. Is se rv in g m is s io n e d a second lie u te n a n t. T u c k e r Is th e so n o f J e r r y a n d a b o a rd the fleet b a llis tic m is s ile s u b m a r ln e U S S T e n n e s s e e , V lr llln u T u c k e r o f 811 R lv c r h c m l D lvd.. Lon gw ood. h o m e p o rte d In K in g s D ay. G a.. T u c k e r Is a 1993 g ra d u a te o f w h ic h r e c e n t ly r e c e iv e d th e 1093 U .S . A tla n tic F leet U a llls tlc L a k e D ra n tlc y H ig h S c h o o l. A l ­ M ls s llc S u b m a rin e O u ts ta n d in g ta m o n te S p rin g s. P e rfo rm a n c e A w ard. M c G in n is Is one o f 105 cre w m e m b e rs aboard the 500-foot lo n g s u b m a rin e . H e Jo in e d tlx- N a vy In A u g . 199 0 . CECILIA A. PRESLEY N a v y P e tty O fficer 1st C la s s C e c ilia A . Presley, d a u g h te r of C e c il a n d S a ra h M. P re sle y o f 2 7 5 0 C o u n tr y C lu b Rond. Sunford, re c e n tly reported for d u ty NANCY D. FITZSIMMONS JOHNSON D ARRACKS. F u c r th G e rm a n y — N a n c y D. F itz s im m o n s bu s been jiro m o le d In th e U .S . A r m y lo the rn n k o f p riv a te firs t class. F ltz s lm m o n a , a lig h t w h eel v e h ic le m e ch a n ic , Is the d a u g h ­ ter o f D ia n e D. a n d L e o R. F it z s im m o n s o f 1039 C o v in g to n St.. O viedo . F it z s im m o n s Is a 1993 grudua le o f O v ie d o H ig h S ch o o l. IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y. F L O R ID A PRO BATE 0 IV IU 0 N F ile N um ber 94 H I C P D iv isio n P ro b ste IN H E E S T A T E O F J I M M Y RO SS H A R P E R O n e ,tie d N O T IC E OF A D M I N IS T R A T I O N The a d m in is t r a tio n o l the e tle le o l Jim m y Ross H erper d e te ste d F ile N u m ber 94 H I C P . It pending in in# C irc u it C ourt lor Sem inole County. F lo r id * . P r o b n lo D iv is io n . Iho Address o l w hich It Sem inole County Courthouse Probet* D i vision. Senlord. F lo rid * ) J '/ l The nornes And *ddr*ss*s o l the perton A l re p re te n lA tlv e end the p e rso n a l r e p r e t c n t A llv e 't *1 lor no y a r t sol lor Ih bolow A ll In te ro tle d pe rso n s a rc re q u ire d lo fllo w ith I h lt court. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S OF TH E F IR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O f TH IS N O T IC E III *11 c la im s « g tm s l Ih* e t la lt and (1) any o b | f c t lo n by a n I n le r e s le d person on whom this notice It served lh a l challenge* the v a lid Ity o l Ih* vs•II Ih* q u a lifica tio n s o l Ih* p erton al rtp .v s o n la llv * . venue or ju ris d ic tio n o l the court A L L C L A IM S A N D O O J E C TIO NS NOT SO F I L E D W IL L BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D P u b lic a tio n o l Ih lt N otice ha* begun on M a rc h 14. 1994 P e rto n a l R epresen tative W illia m C Sutlon ISII E a g le n e s lC ir c le W inter Springs. F lo rid a 1J/04 A tlo rn o y lo r Parson al Representative G a ry E M a ssey. E s q 112 W est C itru s Street A lla m o n l* Springs. F L 12/14 211/ Telephone (407) 469 0900 P u b lis h M a rc h 14.2). 1994 D E P 131 IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U RT F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y. F L O R ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F ile N u m b tr 94 109 C P IN R E E S T A T E O F V I N C E N T SCO TT H U D S O N Deceased N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N The a d m in is t ra tio n o l Iho e s ta te o l V I N C E N T S C O T T H U D S O N , d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b e r 94 109 C P . It pending In Ih* C ir c u it Court (or Sem inole County, F lo rid a . Pro b a te D M tlon . Ih* address o l w h ich It 101 N, P a rk Avenue. S an lord. F lo r Ida 137/1. T h e n a m e s a n d addresses o l Ih* person al repre te n ta tiv e and Ih* p e rto n e l rep re t e n la llv e ’ s attorney a re te l lor Ih below A LL IN T E R E S T E D PER SO NS A R E N O T I F I E D T H A T A ll p erson s on w hom I h lt nolle* It served who h ave ob lection* ih e l ch allen g e Ih* v a lid lly o l tha w ill, lb* q u a lifica tio n s o l lha personal rep resen tative, venue, or ju risd ictio n ot Ih lt C ourt a re re q u ire d lo III* Ihelr o b j e c t io n s w it h I h lt C o u rt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M ONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U O U C A T I O N O F TH IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A YS A F T E R TH E D A T E OF S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E O N THEM A ll cre d ito rs o l the decedent and other persons h a vin g c la im s Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices _______________ * j o f ( k m io d i tV c rtl# "* a ' oo 4 copy Of fM t not-f r t% <1 A lt MO thr## rru>Ath% «tt«f th« <t«t« of tt>« ftr%t I pu b lica tion of tht% nolle# m u tt til# th#lr cla im * A ith thi« Court W IT H IN T h e IA T E M O f T tjH E E M O N T H S A f T E H THE D A T E O f THE F IR S T f»U BLI C A T IO N O F THIS N O T IC E OH T H I R T Y D A Y S A F T E R TH E D A T E OF S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y OF THIS N O T IC E O N THEM A ll oth er c re d ito r* o l the decedent And persons h aving c la im s or dem and* again st the decedent t estate - n u ll file their cla im * w ith fhl* court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U H M C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S , O E M A N O S A N D O B J E C T I O N S N O T SO F I L E D W IL L B E F O R E V E R BARRED The dale o l Ihe llr* t pu b lic* lion o l I h lt N olle* It M a rc h 14 1994 P e rso n a l R epresen ta tive K E N N E T H K H U D S O N JR 1420 W im bledon O rlv* la k e M a ry . F lo rid a JU44 A tlo rn o y for P e rto n a l R epresen tative J O H N J T YS O N . E tq u tre W IL L IA M S M cO U IR E A BRAGG P O Uo> M l 6 O rland o, F lo rid a J2402 Telephone (40/1 444 4)JJ F lo rid a B a r No 0JVJIJ1 P u b lis h M a rc h I*. 21. 1994 D E P III IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT , S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y F L O R IO A C IV IL A C T IO N NO . 9) U 1 4 C A I 4 B IIA R C L A Y S A M E R IC A N / M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N etc . vt Plaintiff. G E R A L D F R E D R I C K F ID A N 2 A . e l u*. e l al. Defendant* AMENDED N O T IC E O F S A L E N O T IC E It hereby given lh a l p u rtu a n l lo the F in a l Ju d g m en l o l F ore clo su re and lh a l ce rta in O rde r C a n ce llin g J u d ic ia l Sale and A m en ding S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d g m en l Sat* * n l* red In the cause pending In the C irc u it C ourt o l Iho E lg h to en lh J u d ic ia l C irc u it. In and lo r S E M I N O L E C ounty, F lo rid a . C iv il A ction N u m ber V] 1114 C A 14 B lb* undersigned C le rk w ill sell the p r o p e r l y s llu a t e d In s a id County, describe d a* L O T 64. D E E R R U N . U N IT 9 A. a cco rd in g lo lb* p la t there o l a t recorded In P la l Book 24 P a g e t 14 and IS. P u b lic record s o l Sem inole County, F lo rid a tog eth er w ith a ll s lru c tu re s . Im provem ents, (Islu res, a p p li­ a n ce s end a p p u rten a n ces on sa id land or used In conjunction Ib srew llh . a l p u b lic ta le, lo the highest and b e ll bidde r lo r cash a l 11:00 o 'c lo c k A M . on A p r il 21, 1994. a l lh a w est Ironl door o l Ih* S E M I N O L E County Court house. Sanlord. F lo rid a (C O U R T S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U RT B y: Ja n a E J a te w lc Deputy C le rk P u b lish : M a r c b l l . l t . 1994 DEP lit N otice e l S h e r ill’ t Sal* N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N that by virtue of that ce rta in W rit o l E xecu tion issued out o l and under Ih# seal o l Ih* County C ou rt o l P in e lla s County F lo r >da Case rSKM I/IOCO O el upon a fin a l ludgm ent ren d ered In Ih# a fo re sa id C o u rl on (he !7th day o l June A D 199). In that c e 'la ln case e n titled B a rn e ll R e covery C orp oration . P la in t ill vs K a rl Peek and C a ro l Peek Defendant w hich a foresaid W rit o l Ea ecu lio n w as d e liv e re d lo m e as S h e r lll o l S e m in o le C ou n ty, F lo rid a and I have le vied upon a ll Ih* right, till* and interest o l the defendant C a ro l Peek, In an d to the follow in g d e scribe d p ro p e rly , sa id p rop erty being lo c a te d In S e m in o le C ou rtly. F lo rid * m ore p a r tic u la rly d* scrib e d as follow s On* I9S4 F o rd A e ro s la r V an B l u o / T a n V I n • I F M C A I I 7 I J 2 A 3 0 ) * ) b e in g stored a l A lla m o n l* Towing and lh a undersigned as S h e rlll o l S em in ole County. F lo rid a , w ill a l II 00 A M on Ih# )0lh day o l A p r il A D 1994 o ile r for sa le and s e ll lo the highest bidder. F O R C A S H IN H A N D A N D S U B JE C T (O A N Y AN D A L L E X I S T IN G L IE N S , at the F ro n t (W ts i) Door, a l Ihe Heps, o l the Sem inole County C o u rl house In Sanlord. F lo rid a . Ihe above d e scribe d p ro p e rly T h a i said sal* Is being m ade lo s a lls ly the term s o l Ibis W rit o l E «ecullon D onald F E s lln g e r. S h e rlll Sem inole County, F lo rid a N O T IC E R E G A R D I N G T H E A M E R I C A N S W IT H D IS A C U IT IE S A C T O F 1990 P E R S O N S W IT H A D I S A B I L I T Y N E E D I N G S P E C I A L AC C O M M O O A T IO N S TO P A R T I C I P A T E IN T H E P R O C E E D I N G SH O ULO CO N TACT THE C I V I L D IV IS IO N O F TH E S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E . EM F O R C E A B L E W R IT S SEC T I O N . 1141 1 IT H S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A AT L E A S T F I V E D A Y S P R IO R TO THE P R O C E E D IN G TELE PHO NE 14071 110 6440 TTO (40 /1)1 )1)2 ) P u b lish e d M a rc h 21. 74. A p r il 4. II. w ith Ihe sal* on A p r il 20. 1994 D E P 14) IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF TH E E IO M T E E N T H J U D I C I A 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 CASE N U M B ER : 9) 3299 C A 14 B A R I A O N E . I N C a F lo rid a Corporation. Plaintill. vs g a y n e lle h elal h e n r ic k . Defendants C L E R K 'S N O T IC E O F S A L E N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N lh a l p u rsu an t lo a F in a l Sum m a ry Ju d g m e n l o l F ore clo su re en tered In Ih* above en title d cause In Ih* C irc u it C o u rl o l S em inole County, F lo rid a . I w ill se ll at p u b lic a uction lo Ihe highest bidder for Cash af the W est F ro n t Door a l the Sem inole County Courthouse. 101 N orth P a rk A venua. Sanlord. F lo rid a , at Ihe hour o l 11 00 a m on A p r il 31. 1994. lh a l c e ila ln p a rca l o l r e a l p r o p e r ly d e s c r ib e d a s follow s: Legal Notices L O T J. B L O C K 10 T I E R I. E R T R A FFO PD S M A P OF T M F TO W N O F S A N F O R D A C C O R D IN G TO I H E P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN I’ l A T B O O K I. P A G E S 16 T H R O U G H S4, I N C L U S I V E P U B L I C R E C O R O S OF S E M I N O LE CO U N T Y. F L O R ID A D A T E O I hi s IA Ih d a y o l M a rc h 1994 M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C O U R T By Dorothy W Bolton D EPUTYCLERK P u b lis h M a rch T I 24. 1994 D E P 21/ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F THE E IG H T E E N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A C R I M I N A L C A S E N O .: L94 1/9 C F A SCSO I N C ID E N T N O .i S400140019 IN R E F O R F E I T U R E O F 194) N IS S A N P I C K U P T R U C K V IN IIN 4N D 01S9FC14J7I) N O T I C E 01 F O R F E I T U R E P R O C E E D IN G TO M a r k M C a rs le n s tn 7X12 Conifer O rlva W in ter P a rk . F lo rid a 12792 20)6 and a ll othars who c la im an I n t e r e s t In Ih * f o l lo w i n g property 194) N IS S A N P IC K U P T R U C K . V IN 4IN 4N D 0IS9FC1412I2 D onald F E slln g e r. o l the S em in ole County S h e r iffs O l lic e . Sem inole County. F lo rid a , t h r o u g h h is o l l l c e r s . I n ­ vestig a to rs or agents, s a lted the above p ro p e rly on Ja n u a ry 24. 1994. a l or naar W eston Road. Ja m e sto w n , w llh ln S e m in o le County. F lo rid a , and ls pres e n lly bolding said p roperty lo r Ih# purpose o l to rlellu r# pursu a n l to Sections 932 701 9J) 704. F lo rid a Statutes, an d w ill R E Q U E S T lh a l a n H o n o r a b le J u d g e ot Ihe C ir c u it C o u rt. E ig h te e n t h J u d ic ia l C ir c u it . S em in ole County. F lo rid a , lin d p ro b a b le cause that lha above p ro p e rly should be lo rle lle d lo Ih* above agency You w ill be sent a copy o l Ihe O rde r fin din g P ro b a b le Cause once II Is signed by Ihe Judge end II w ill advise you how and when lo respond lo th is request lo r to rle llu r* . I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y THAT a true and co rre c t copy o l th is N o lle* w as sanl lo lha abova nam ed addresses by U.S. regls le re d m a ll, return re ce ip t re q u e lle d , this 9th day ot TAarch. 1994 M A R Y ANN K L E IN L E G A L COUNSEL F lo rid a B a r No 612419 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y S H E R I F P 'S O F F I C E 1)4124lh Street S anlord. F lo rid a 122719)99 Telephone: (407) 1)04472 P u b lis h : M a rc h 14. 14, 2), 21. 1994 D E P-120 We're Here For You r Cel teS-hn �. . , W MONDAY S a n fo r d H era ld March 21, 1994 A t Sports B IN BRIEF Let’s play some ball LOCALLY Sanford Little Majors open season with six games Church softball meeting Prom Staff Reports S A N F O R D — T h e S a n fo rd C h u r c h S o flb n ll L e a g u e w ill h o k l a m e e tin g for Its S p rin g Seaso n to n ig h t at H p .tn .n l l he S a n fo rd H era ld office. T h e league w ill open o n S a tu rd a y . A p r il nth. S A N F O R D - H it the g ro u n d ru n n in g . A fte r the e xtra v a g a n z a o f o p e n in g d a y c e re m o ­ nies. the S a n fo rd R e cre a tio n D e p a rtm e n t L ittle M a jo r H a scb a ll Lea gu e got u n d e rw a y w ith six g am es at Ft. M e llo n P a r k 's H oy H o lle r F ie ld and the re c e n tly c o n v e rte d fo rm e r so ftb a ll fie ld S a tu rd a y m o rn in g . T h e first gam e of Hie d a y w a s a b a rn b u rn e r, w ith the W h ile S o x sc o rin g fo u r r u n s In the bottom o f the s ix t h In n in g to p u ll out a 14-13 v ic to ry o ver the M a rlin s . In the oth er gam es, the C u b s clo b b e re d the B lu e J a y s . 14-3; the d e fe n d in g C it y C h a m p io n Red S o x w h ite w a sh e d the E x p o s , 10 0; the O rio le s o u tsco re d the P ira tes. 2 1 10.- the D odgers b la n k e d the A s. 16 0; a n d the R o y a ls d u m p e d the C a rd in a ls. 12-2. P o w e rin g the W h ite S o x w ere M ik e W h ile (hom e run. sin g le , tw o ru n s). D o n o v a n D a n ie ls (triple, single, fo u r runs), D a n n y W e yh a n d J o e y H la k c (two s in g le s and o ne ru n each). A a ro n H u b b a rd (single, tw o runs), M a rk K ic k s (single. Lightning blanked O R L A N D O — D on H e n u p rr m ade 211 sa v e s for hln Heeond Hhutnut ns the W a s h in g to n C a p ita ls defeated the T a m p a H ay L ig h tn in g 3 0. K e lly M ille r, K e llh .Jones a n d C n llc J o h a n s s o n sco re d for W a s h in g to n (3 3 -3 1-81. w h ic h w on I he se aso n s c rie s w llIt th e L ig h t n in g 3 1 1 T a m p a H ay d m p p e d lo 25 -38 -10 a n d h a s w on o n ly fo u r tim e s In its last 18 gam es. AROUND THE STATE Panthers outlast Flyers run). N ic k S u lle n (tw o ru n s) a n d H illy S m ith (run). P ro v id in g (tie o lfe nse for the M a r lin s w ere R ic k y W e lls (hom e ru n . d o u b le, sin g le, three runs). R y a n S p n m d lr r (three sin g le s, run). R ob ert Low e (double, sin g le , run). N ic k Ire land (double, tw o runs). D a n ie l W h ite d and J o h n K lllln g s w o r th (one sin g le a n d o ne ru n each). H ran do n B ry a n t. J.H . L e g ltte a n d R y a n H e lc h n c r (one sin g le each) a n d W illie C o llie r (three runs). T h e C u b s scored fo u r r im s In the lo p o f the first a n d n e v e r lo o k ed b a c k In h a n d lin g the B lu e J a y s . L e a d in g the C u b s w ere D a n n y B ro c k (triple, tw o d o u b le s, run). Robert W o o d w a rd (triple, dou ble, tw o runs), W illia m C le v e la n d a n d J a re d Fe dd er (tw o sin g le s a n d tw o ru n s each), A a ro n R ic h a rd so n (double, sin g le , run). D a v id B ro c k (double, tw o runs). C h a n n ln g B y rd (single, tw o r u n s ) . E r i n L o v e ( s in g le , r u n ) . J e r lm l a h D ic k e rs o n (single) a n d R o m a n W o o d w a rd (run). D o in g the h ittin g for the B lu e J a y s w ere J a s o n T u rn e r (triple, single). C h a rle s S to k e s (double, sin g le, run), C e d rle k B ry a n t (trip le, run). C h r is E v a n s a n d J .R . L e ste r (one s in g le each) a n d B ria n S h a m ils (run). A d a m F ra n k a n d L e v i R a llie s J r c o m b in e d to th ro w a n o -h ltte r as the Red S o x started defense o f th e ir 1993 c it y title. F ra n k s tru c k out a ll three m en he faced a n d R a in e s s tr u c k out six In the three In n in g s he p itch ed . H ittin g for the R e d S o x w ere R a n d y Fo rd (hom e ru n . sin g le, run). B u d B e n n r tl a n d J im m y F r a n k lin (one d o u b le, one s in g le a n d tw o ru n s each). R a in e s (double, sin g le , run). N ic k E rlk s n n (tw o sin g les, tw o runs), M a lt M ergo (single, run). A d u m M u n d y (single) a n d F ra n k (run). T lic O rio le s used a 10-run th ird to erase a 9-0 d e fic it a n d w ent o n to b o u n ce the P ira te s 21-10. L e a d in g th e O r io le s w e re B ra d R e ln n ld a (double, tw o sin g le s, tw o runs). T o m F o d rlc (three sin g le s , tw o ru n s). E r lr R o g e rs (tw o sin g les, thre e runs). B ra d la w k (two sin g les, tw o runs). D e n n is B rld g e r. M ik e D o n cy a n d N ic k D o n cy (one s in g le and tw o r u n s each). T e rry N ut und B ra d C o o k (one sin g le a n d one ru n earh ) a n d Ian H ig h a n d T r o y L e w is (one ru n each). O ffe n siv e ly for the P ira te s W a s h b u rn (double, □ See Little Majors, Page 2B M IA M I — D ave L o w ry assiste d on the ly in g ' g o a l a n d sc o re d a n o t h e r a n d J o h n Van* n lrs h rn u c k had 45 sa v e s to lead the F lo rid a P a n th e rs lo a 5-3 v ic to ry o v e r P h ila d e lp h ia . T h e w in so lid ifie d the P a n tlic r s ' h o ld on the e ig h th a n d fin a l p la y o ff sp o t In tin- E ast. F lo r id a 's first v ic to ry o v e r P h ila d e lp h ia a lte r tw o 4-3 d rfe a ts gave the P a n lltc r s 73 |>olnts to P h ila d e lp h ia 's 00. th u s ly in g them w ith the 1967-68 F ly e r s and 1970-80 lla r t f o r d W h a le rs for the m ost |>olnts e a rn e d h y a first-y e a r team F lo r id a 's 31 v ic to rie s a lso tied the 1967-68 F ly e rs for m o st v ic to rie s b y an e x p a n sio n team Bologna itches SCC y Patriots E Prom Staff Reporla White Sox edge Marlins M IA M I — J o e H a ll d ro v e In three ru n s. In c lu d in g the g a m e -w in n e r, a n d M ic h a e l J o rd a n got Ills th ird hit of the s p rin g a s the C h ic a g o W h ile S o x beat tlic F lo rid a M a rlin s 5-4. H e sld c s Ids lilt, J o r d a n m ade tw o ro u lln e c u tc h c s In right Held a n d seated a ru n to the ch e e rs o f 3 3 .2 6 3 fa n s at J o e K o b lile S ta d iu m . H u ll gave the W h ite S o x the lend w ith u sin g le In the first. hcl|x-d th e m tie the gam e 2-2 w ith a fie ld e r 's c h o ic e In the th ir d a n d w a s the d iffe re n c e In th e n in th . H is sin g le d ro v e in C r a ig G rc b c e k . w h o sin g le d c u rlie r. T h e M a r lin s w ere led bv C h u c k C a r r and O re ste s D estrack-. C a r r d o u b le d a n d sin g le d a n d sco red tw o runs. D estra d e alsc\ d o u b le d a n d sin g le d and d ro v e In tw o ru n s. Bulls bully Gators G A I N E S V I L L K — Fred H a th p itch e d a sh u to u t lo lilt S o u th F lo rid a lo a 7-0 w in over F lo rid a H ath (4 11 a llo w ed (w o b its and w a lk e d one In h a n d in g Ihc G a to rs (14-10) th e ir llr s i sh u to u t o l the season. F lo rid a h a s lost se ve n of It). H ob K lb ln s k l d ro v e In three r u n s for S o u th F lo rid a (18 0). Father tops son at Gainesville G A IN E S V IL 1 .K — C o n n ie K a lttlu en d ed a se ve n -y e a r d ro u g h t b y b e a tin g h is son, S c o tt. In the T o p F u e l fin a ls o f the 2 5 th M ac T o o ls G u to r n a tlo n a ls o n at G a in e s v ille H a c e w a y . K a lltta . 36, covered the q u a rte r-m ile In 4 .7 9 4 se co n d s at 2 9 0 .7 9 m p h to defeut h is 32 -year-old son. w h o fin is h e d In 4 .9 5 4 at 271.65. E a rlie r. S c o tt K o llttu rea ch ed a speed of 3 0 5 .1 8 m p h . the fastest tim e In N H K A h isto ry . W a rre n J o h n s o n w on th e P ro S to c k d iv is io n b y b c u tln g out D a rre ll J o h n s o n , w h o fo uled w h e n h e ju m p s ta rte d by l/ 1 6 t h o f a secon d. J o h n F o rc e defeuted K .C . S p u rlo c k In the fin a ls o f the F u n n y C a r D iv is io n lo c a p tu re Ills th ird -s tra ig h t title at G a to rn a tlo n a ls. In P ro S to c k M o to rc y c le 's , J o h n M y e rs ra n a 7 .6 3 7 to b e tter M ic h a e l P h illip s In the fin a ls. AROUND THE NATION Lakers withstand Magic I N G L E W O O D . C a lif. — S c d u lc T h re a t! sco red 3 0 p o in ts a n d the L o s A n g e le s L a k e rs w ith sto o d u r a lly b y the O rla n d o M a g ic fo r a 97-91 v ic to ry . T h re a t! h it Ills la st b a sk et w ith 4 9 se co n d s to p lu y . h a ltin g a six -p o in t M a g ic sp u rt a n d g iv in g the L a k e rs u 9 3 -8 9 lead. V ln d c D lv a c , w h o w us l-fo r-9 from the floor, h it tw o free th ro w s w ith 2 0 .5 se co n d s left to g ive L A Its se co n d w in o v e r the M a g ic th is season. S h n q u lllc O 'N e a l h a d 17 o f Ills 2 9 p o in ts In the se co n d h u lf t o g o w lt h 16 reb o u n d s. WHAT’S HAPPENING Girls' Softball □ D eltona at O viedo, 4:30 p.m. Tennis □ Dr. P h illip s vs. L. B ra n tley at Sa nlando, 3 p.m. BASKETBALL □ 7 : 3 5 p .m . — T B S . N H A . U ta h J a z z at A tla n ta H a w k s . (LI Complete HetJnge on Page 2 B H t n U P tw te by S«»«» H am ock An Important part o l ovary Lako M ary Invitational track moot Is the Lako Mary Track H all of Fam o Induction corom ony T h is yoar, form or Lako M ary d ista n co runnors B o b Robortaon (left) and H eather B o n c k (center) wore honored along w ith form er Lako B rantlo y b o y s' co a ch Brian Shafor (right) and Lym an g irls ' co a c h Larry Bakor. Bradley leads Rams in Invitational From Staff R eports L A K E M A R Y — A fte r 1 I y ea rs o f p la y in g the role of g ra c io u s hosts. Hie L a k e M a ry g irls tra c k team w o n Its o w n meet for the secon d year In a row . o u ls e o rln g L y m a n 111-102 to th e I 3 lh a n n u a l L a k e M a ry In v ita tio n a l S a tu rd a y at L a k e M a ry 's D on T. R e y n o ld s S ta d iu m . T h e D eltona W o lv e s w on the h o y s' team title, liiils h ln g in fron t o f L a k e H o w e ll 104W-90V*. A in lc B ra d le y , the m ost v a lu a b le p e rfo rm e r til the g ir ls ' events, c o n trib u te d 2 5 '/i p o in ts to the L a k e M a ry total hy w in n in g the lo n g J u m p (16 feet. 3 Inches), h ig h Ju m p (5 feet), a n d 2 0 0 m e ter d a sh (26.9 seconds). L a tls h u W illia m s w as a d o u b le w in n e r for Hie R a in s , fin is h in g first In bo th Hie shot pu t (30 feet. 4 Inches) a n d d is c u s (97 feet. 7 inches). N u k la H ood w on Hie 10 0-m ctcr d a s li (12.9 secon ds) w h ile S h a w n B a rk le y w us first in the 4 0 0 -m c le r d a sh ( I ;02.8) for L a k e M ary. T h e R a m s add ed a w in In the 4 x 100-m etcr relay (50.8). a se co n d in the 4 x 2 0 0 -m e te r re la y (1:48.8). and a th ird In the 4 x 4 0 0 -in e tc r rclu y (5; 12.7). F o r the seco n d-p lace L y m a n G re y h o u n d s . K ta n u h B r c s n lc k w o n the 3 .2 0 0 -m e te r r u n (13:05.7) a n d J e n n ife r D od so n w as flrs l In the trip le J u m p (32 feet, f Inch). T h e G re y h o u n d s scored v ic to rie s In t>oth the 4 x 2 0 0 m e te r (1:46.8) a n d 4 x 4 0 0 -m ctc r (4:19.7) relu ys. □ Bee Invitational, Page 2B Tribe’s try for 3-peat now underway Prom Staff R sports J A C K S O N V I L L E - W h ile the C lu s s 4 A state tra ck m eet Is s till eight w eeks aw uy, K e n B ra u m a n , co u ch of (he tw o -tim e d e fe n d in g s ta le c h a m p io n S e m in o le F ig h tin g S c m ln o lc s . s a y s the p u sh for the state title b e g in s now. " W e had a real good trip. a real good m e e t." said B ra u m a n after Hie T r ib e fin ish e d th ird (30) b e h in d W in te r H aven (41) a n d G u ln c s v llle -B u c h h o lz (32) at Ihe B o h H a yes In v ita tio n a l o n S a tu rd a y . "W e ra n (lie tim e s w e w ent u p there to ru n . B u t we h ave to fig u re o u t u w a y to beat B u e h h o lz at H ie sla te m eet. "It be gins rig h t now . N ext F rid a y , we go to the F lo rid a R e lays. A lte r that, w e're Into A p r il a n d t h a t's the c h a m p io n s h ip se a so n ." S e m in o le w as led hy B e rn a rd S p a rro w a n d A n d re S co tt. S p a rro w w o n shot p u l w ith a pe rsonal-best thro w o f 6 2 feel. 1 Inch a n d took fo u rth In the d is c u s (154-10). S c o tt w on trip le Ju m p w ith a leap o f 5 2 feel a n d w as se co n d In the lo n g Ju m p at 22 feet. 7 Inches. S e m in o le also n n lsh e d secon d In the 4 x 100-m cter re la y as A n d re R a w lin g s. C o ry W ils o n . D e rric k S w a in , a n d C h a rlie F a rm e r tu rn e d In u tim e o f 4 1 .5 seconds, less th a n a 10th o f a se co n d b e h in d W in te r H aven. W h ile the T rib e d id n 't sco re In the event, the 4 x 4 0 0 -m eter re la y posted Its fastest lim e o f the season, tu rn in g u 3:24 .9 to place seventh. S A N F O R D — S e m in o le C o m m u n i­ ty C o lle g e m a y h ave found an ace. L e fth a n d e r Rot) Bologna, a L u k e H o w e ll gra d u a te , lu m t-tltn Ills third! s tra ig h t o u ts ta n d in g sturt a s the R a id e rs tnp|H*d a tou gh C e n tr a l F lo rid a C o m m u n ity C o lle g e P a trio ts •cam fro m O ca la . 5-1. In a M idF lo rid a C o n fe re n c e baseball gam e at R a id e rs F ie ld S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n . U n lik e h is last tw o sta rts, in w h ic h he c u rrie d n o -h itle rs Into the s ix t h a n d fifth In n in g s. H o ln gnu w a s n 't o v e r p o w e r in g , a llo w in g se ve n h its , w a lk e d tou r, h it tw o h a lte rs u n d o n ly s tru c k o u t one. B u t B o lo g n a w a s M ill m o re I lia n e ffectiv e, g e ttin g Hu- P a trio ts lo lilt 14 g ro u n d h a ll o u ts (15 If y o u c o u n t a d o u b le (day) us lx- Im p ro v ed h is p e rs o n a l re c o rd In 2<», S C C w ent u p 1-0 In the b o tto m of th e firs t In n in g - S a n fo r d 's R ic k E c k s te in d o u b le d , m oved to th ird o i. a s a c rific e try O v ie d o 's E r ik J o rd a n a n d sco red on an RBI g ro u n d e r tty S a n fo rd 's D c m v Beam on C F C C (19 13. 6 5 M FC ) Bed the g a m e w ith a ru n In th ird , tint H ie R a id e rs (10-15. 4 -6 M F C took the lead for good w ith tw o ru n s In the fo u rth . Pete B e z c re d l sin g le d , m o v e d lo s e c o n d o n a w ild p i l c h a n d a d v a n c e d In th ird o n u g ro u n d e r by Isaac C ru z . B e zcre d l th en sco red us J o h n n y G o o d r ic h re a ch e d o n u fie ld e r's c h o ic e . L a rry H a rd y sin g le d G o o d ric h to I b ird and Note E llz e r sco red G o rrle h w ith a saerflee fly. T h e filia l tw o ru n s c a m e In the s ix t h In n in g . G o t x lr lc h w a lk e d , m o ved lo se co n d on a saerflee hy I la rd y a n d scored on a s in g le by E llz e r . S a n fo rd 's Sco tt F c rg c rso n p in c h ran for E llz e r und sco red o n a d o u b le by L y m a n 's C h a d B elaud . T h e R a id e rs w ill host a n o th e r c o n fe re n ce foe. St. J o h n 's R iv e r C o m m u n ity C o lleg e from P a la tk a . at 3 p.m . T u e sd a y . R A ID E R S S . P A T R IO T ! I C on trol F lo rid * C.C. ® l 000 000 - 1 » I Som lnol* C.C. 100 101 M i - I » I K u to llo . M o ilr o (0) an d Bourgon B ologno and E l li o r W P — Bologna (J 0) I P — K u lo lla Savo — non * I B — C a n lr a l F lo r id a . B a u rg o n ; Som lnol*. B olan d t l ) , E d i t i o n IS) I B - non# M R — non* R o c o rd t — C on trol F lo rid a C om m u n lty Collog a I t IS, * J M F C : Samlnol# C o m m u n ity Collog * 10 IS.4 0 M F C Best effo rts can still have nightm arish results It w a s g o ing In huppen. It w as Just a m u tte r o f w h en . W ith the h ig h sc h o o ls m a k in g the s w itc h from sln w p ltc h to fu stp ltch . It w us exp ected that there w o u ld be the o dd gam es th u l w o u ld be. at the least, e x tra o rd in a rily o dd or. the the w o rst, e x tra o rd in a rily u g ly. L a st w eek, w e had one o f the latter: 38-2 w a s the fin a l score. If y o u 're e x p e c tin g m e lo get on m y soapbox a n d blast u co a ch for ru n n in g up the score, y o u 're v e ry m ista k e n . L ik e I said. It w a s o n ly a m u tte r of tim e before a gam e lik e t h is w a s g o in g to h u p p e n . I'm u m n zcd there h a v e n 't been m ore g u m es lik e th is. A n d there m a y be m ore before the y e a r's out. T h e re are se v cru l lu n d a m c n ta l differen ces betw een the s lo w p llc h u n d fu stp ltch g a m es — three-m an o u tfie ld s , the o p tio n o f ste a lin g bases, und the u b illty to u d v a n cc bases on w ild p itc h e s u n d p a ss b a lls — that p u l m u c h m o re p ressu re on the defense. It d o e sn 't take lo n g for a gam e to gel u g ly In a h u rry . A n y y o u th baseb a ll co a ch cu n te ll y o u that. A n d w h ile utm ost a ll o f the g ir ls p la y in g h ig h sch o o l v a rs ity so ftb a ll are a c c o m p lis h e d athletes, m o st are new to the fu stp ltch gam e. In that respect, th e y 're m u c h lik e y o u th league p la y e rs. W h a t keep s y o u th league g am es from tu rn in g Into n ig h tm a re s lik e the o ne In q u e stio n Is the presence o f a m e rc y ru le that e n d s the gam e, reg ard less o f In n in g , w h e n the ru n d iffe re n tia l reach es a d e te rm in e d figure. T h e re Is u 10-run m e rc y ru le In h ig h sch o o l, bu t It d o e sn 't co m e Into effect u n til the s ix th In n in g (or the b o tto m o f the fifth If the h o m e team le a d s hy 10 runs). S o w h at do y o u do w h e n y o u r team Is ah ead (or b e h in d ) by 10 o r m o re ru n s a n d It's o n ly the first In n in g ? If y o u 're ahead, y o u sto p s le u lln g bases, y o u sto p ta k in g bases on w ild p itc h e s or pass b a lls, a n d y o u d o n 't go for e x tra bases on h its. In effect, y o u e n d u p p la y in g ra ilro a d softbull — s t a t io n to s t a t io n (sec a ls o " B a s e b a ll th e B o s to n R e d S o x w a y "). T h a t's w hat the w in n in g co a c h In t ills gam e d id a n d s t ill w as accu sed (w ro n g ly und u n fa irly ) fo r r u n n in g u p Hie score. In b a s k e tb a ll (us tong a s there Isn't u sh ot clo c k ) und soccer, the offense cun c o n tro l the c lo c k a n d d ic ta te the flow o f the gam e. O n ce In c o m m a n d , u team c a n s t ill w o rk on u s p c c ls o f Its gam e a n d not cm b u ra ss an opp onent. B u t In b a se b a ll and so ftb a ll, the g u m c cen ters o n sw in g in g the bat. If y o u 're not try in g to h it Ihe b all, y o u 're not p la y in g the gam e. Y o u d o n 't dure u sk p la y e rs to s trik e out I n te n tio n a lly o r s w in g ut e v e ry p itch , reg a rd le ss o f w here It Is. T h a t's the w ay b a ttin g s lu m p s start. A ll cun y o u do Is tu kc y o u r euts. A n d thut'a abo u t a ll y o u c a n do w h e n y o u 're on the sh ort end o f a lo p sid e d score, keep ta k in g y o u r c u ts , keep y o u r bead up. u n d keep y o u r sense o f sp o rtsm u n s h lp , If not y o u r s e n s e o f h u m o r . G e t t in g sla u g h te re d Is tou g h to tukc. but It's a little e a sie r to d eal w ith If y o u tried y o u r best. 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S E O k la h o m e 3 * J a c k to n v llle 4 , A rk L ittle R o ck 3 K a n t a t 9, O k la h o m a 7 L a m a r 10, L o u ltla n a Tech 7 N C o lo ra d o IS. W T e ia t A & M 2 N W L o u ltla n a S. T e ia t A rlin g to n 0 O k la h o m a S ta le IS. M lt t o u r l 0 S a m M o u lto n SI. J, N E L o u ltla n a 4 S A la b a m a 7, A rk a n ta tS I . 4 , 10in n ln g t Stephen F A u s tin II, T e ia t San A n lo n lo S T e i a t 20. T e ia t A & M 7 T e i a t L u th e ra n S I*, C a rle lo n , M in n 10 FARW EST A r H o n d S I I ) , M ic h ig a n * C a ll!o rn la 9 , A r lx o n a J N ew M a ile d SI 7 ). R t g lt * 7 S a cra m e n to SI 17, C S N o rth rld g e ) San D iego 3 3. P e p p e rd ln e 1 1 Santa C la r a f , St M a ry '* . C a l, J San J o te SI 7 *. S U ta h 4 0 Southern C a l t. S ta n ford 0 W O regon 13. M e n lo I EASTERN CO N FEREN CE A lla n tic D iv ltlo n Pet. 45 N«w Y o rk 701 O rland o 74 .400 M ia m i .171 N tw J tr s e y JJ 31 314 Boston 72 47 344 P h ila d e lp h ia 71 44 W ashington 19 44 292 C en tra l D iv ltlo n A tla n ta 41 19 703 C h ica g o 43 72 447 C le v e la n d 34 79 154 Indiana 34 79 540 C h a rlo tte 35 444 M ilw a u k e e 44 711 D e tro it 47 277 w 1. 19 Jt 12 2/ 111 21 11 11 WESTERN CONFERENCE MldweitDIvltlen _O B 11, 1 11 23 34' 1 14'1 I 'y 9 'J 10'T 14* v 77 V<i W L Pci GD ■ H ouston 45 17 724 • San A ntonio 4* 19 70* U tah 43 J) 413 4 D enver 11 n 500 14 M in n eso ta 19 4) 777 W l D a lla s * 57 111 38*# P a c ific D ivision 1 S e a lll* 47 It 734 P h o e n li 47 22 45* 5 P o rtla n d 9 39 37 S fl G olden State 17 27 579 10 L .A . L a ke rs 413 70*1 34 I f L A C lip p e rs 74 19 1*1 27'v S a cra m en to 23 42 154 24,<> ■ clin c h e d p la y o ll lp ol S atu rday's O a m ii (tew Y o rk 10S, B o tk in 9t M ia m i 104, C le v e la n d t l Indiana 107. U ta h 103 G olden S ta le It*. D a lla s 107 Houston 10*. D e tro it M San A n ton io 107, S a cra m en to 100 P h o e n li 10S. N ew Je rs e y 93 S u n d a y '! O am et A tla n ta 101. Boston to S eattle 114, C h a rlo tte IIS M ilw a u k e e 103. P h ila d e lp h ia 101 C h ic a g o 10. M in n e to la to W a th ln g lo n 99. D enver 131 L A C lip p e r! 11a. P o r ilj n d 110 L .A . Lak e rt 97, O rla nd o II M e n d iy 't O a m e t U tah at A tla n ta . 7:30p m W a th ln g lo n at H o u tlo r. 1 JOp m M ia m i at L .A . L a k t r t , 14:30 p m . — _ NBA BOXBB L A K E R S 97. M A G I C 91 O R L A N D O <V) > A v e n tO S O 0 0. S c o tt4 13 I I 13. O ’ N t a l t l 19 S 10 39. A nderson I 5 I I 3. H a rd a w a y 4 13 3 S 14. R o llln t 3 7 0 0 «. S k l l t l 1 7 I ] S. K ry ttk o w la k 3 5 0 1 4. B ow l* 2 7 0 0 4. R o y a l 4 7 1 49 T ota ls 37M 1 11 S 91 L A L A K E R S (971 C a m p b e ll 9 14 2 2 20. L y n c h S 7 0 0 10. O lv a c 1 9 2 2 4. T h ra a lt 11 24 3 5 30. V a n E i t l ) 19] 4 19. R a m b it 1 1 0 0 2. C h r lt t le 0 2 0 0 0 , W orthy 5 14 3 1 12. S m ith 0 I 0 0 0 T o ta lt 41 9] 13 IS 97 O rla n d e 17 34 14 14 - 91 LA L a k trt 17 I t IS 27 - 97 3 P o in t g o a lt — O rla nd o S IS (Scott 4 4, H a rd a w a y I I, A n d e r u n 0 2, S k lla t 0 41. L o t A n g t la t 2 9 ( T h re a tl t l. V a n E i a l 14. C h r lttle (Tt, W orth y 0 II F o u le d out — None R e b o u n d t — O rla n d o i t (O 'N e a l 14). L o t A n gelas 40 (C a m p b e ll t l) . A t t l t l t — O rla n d o 14 (H a rd a w a y 11), L o t A n g e l* t 27 10 lv a c 91 Total to u t! — O rlancfa 14. L o t A n g e la ! 22 T e c h n ic a l! — C a m p b e ll. W o rth y. L o t A n g e le t lllt g e l detente 1. A - 17,JOS. rh in a l* T T T r r m i N C A A M e n ') Tou rn am en t A ll T im e t E S T EA S T R E O IO N A L Second Round A l N a ita u Coliseum U n ie n d a la v N .Y . S a tu rda y, M a rc h 19 C o n rtfc llc u ! 7), G eorge W ashington *3 F lo rid a 70, Pe n n sylv a n ia St A l U S A Ir A ra n a La n dover. M d Sunday. M a r c h ) ) In d ir n a * !, Tem ple St B e . Ion C olleg e 7S, N o rth C a ro lin a 72 R tg ie n a l S e m lllrta lt A t M ia m i A re n a F r k t iy , M a r c h IS F lo rid a 127-7) vt. C o n n ecticut (29 41 B o tlo n Col It g e (22 101 v t In dia n a 121 t) Regional C h a m pion sh ip A t M l i m l A r e n a Sunday, M a r c h 17 S e m llln a l w in n ers SO U T H E A S T R E O IO N A L Second Round A t R u p pA rorta L a iln g to n , K y . S a tu rda y. M a r c h 19 P u rd u e 13. A la b a m a 71 K a n ta t* 9 . W ake F o re st St A t The S u n cv a tl Dom e SI. P t l t n b u r g , Sunday, M a rc h 10 M a rq u e tte 75. K e n tu ck y *3 Duke t l . M ic h ig a n S la te 74 R * glon 4l S e m lltn a li A t Thom pson B o lin g A rtn o K r - i v l l l e , Tonn. T h u rtd o y , M a rc h 34 P u rd u e (?) 4) v t K a nsa s 127 7) M a rq u e tte (24 t l v t Duke 125 S) R e g le n e l C h a m p lo n th lp A t T h om p te n B o lin g A re n a K n o iv lllt . T e n n . S a tu rd a y , M a rc h I t S e m ifin a l w inners M ID W E S T R E O IO N A L Second Round A l K a n sa s C oliseu m W ic h ita , K a n . S a tu rd a y , M a r c h 19 M a r y la n d 95, M a s s a ch u se tts 97 M ic h ig a n B4, T e ia t 79 A t The M y r ia d O k la h o m a C ity Sunday, M a r c h 2t T u lsa t l , O k la h o m a S ta le 10 A rk a n s a s IS, G eorgetow n 73 R e g io n a l io m llln a lt A t R eunion A ren a D a lla s F r id a y , M a r c h 21 M ic h ig a n (23 7) v t M a r y la n d 111 111 A rk a n s a s (17 3) v t T u lta (23 7) Regio nal C h a m p lo n th lp A l Reunion A re n a D a lla t Sunday, M a r c h 27 S e m llln a l w in n ert W E ST R E O IO N A L Second Round A t Tho Doe E v e n ts Center Ogden, U tah S atu rday, M a r c h I t S y ra cu se *4. W isco n sin G re e n B a y 59 M lt t o u r l 109, W isc o n sin 9* A l A R C O A rtn a S acram en to , C alif. Sunday, M a r c h ) ) A riz o n a 71, V ir g ln la S t L o u is v ille *0, M in n e so ta SS R e g io n a l S e m llln e lt A l The L A Sports A r tn a L o t A n gelas T h u rsd a y , M a r c h 24 M lt t o u r l (27 31 v t S y ra cu se 111 e> L o u is v ille 121 SI v t A r lio n * (27 SI R e g io n a l C h a m p lo n th lp A t The L A S ports A r tn a L o t A n g e le t la lu rd e y , M a r c h 1* S e m llln a l w in n ers , N C A A W o m e n 't Tou rn am en t A ll T im e t E S T E A 1 T R E O IO N A L Second Round S a tu rda y, M a rc h I f V a n d e rb ilt 9). M in n eso ta 72 S outhern M i t t 71. W. K e n tu ck y a t Sunday, M a rc h 10 N orth C a ro lin a *3. O ld D o m in ion s) C o n n ecticut It, A u b u rn 59 R e gio na l S e m llln a l A l L o u lt B row n A th le tic Center P ltc e le w e y , N .J. Thursday, M a rc h 14 Con n ecticut (29 2) v t Southern M i t t (2*4) N orth C a ro lin a * }? 7) v t V a n d e rb ilt 135 71 R agiaBal CTiam planshlp A l L o u lt Brow n A I M t llt Center P tt u la w e y , N .J . S aturday, M a rc h 1* S a m llln a l w ln n Jk t M IO E A S T R E O IO N A L Second Round S aturday, M a rc h 19 Tennessee 71. C le m ton *a L o u ltla n a T e r h l7 M l t t l t t lp p l*7 V irg in ia *7. SW M ltto u r l St *3 Southern C a l 7*. Georg* W a th ln q to n 72 R e gio na l S e m ifin a l! A t Bud W alton A r tn a F a ye tte v ille , A rk. T h u ru S iy, M a r c h 24 Tennessee 1 3 M ) v t L o u is ia n a Tech ( I t II V irg in ia 137 4) v t S o u lh e rn C a l (21 3) Regio nal C h a m p lo n th lp A t Bud W alton A ren a F a ye fta v llla , A rk . Saturday, M a r c h 2) S e m llln a l w in n ert M ID W E S T R E O IO N A L Second Round Saturday. M a rc h I f Penn St IS. K a n t a t* ) Salon H a ll 71. T e ia t *e T e ia t Tech 71. C ra ig h la n a S Sunday, M a rc h 20 A la b a m a 14. Iowa 7t R e gio na l Sem ifin a ls A l The E rw in Special Even ts Center A ustin, T e ia t Thursday, M a r c h 24 Penn St ( I 7 I | y s Salon H a il 127 41 A la b a m a 124 41 v t T e ia t Tech 111 4) Regional C h a m p lo n th lp A t The E rw in S p ecia l E ven ts Center A ustin. T e ia t Saturday, M a r c h ) * S e m llln a l w in n e rt W E S T R E O IO N A L Second Round S a lu rd a y . M a rc h II C olorado 92, O regon 71 Stanford**. M ontana 47 Sunday, M a rc h 29 P u rd u e I*. W ashington 51 T a ia s A B M 75 San D iego SI 72. O T R t« le n e l S em ifin a ls A l M a p les P a v ilio n Stanford, Celt! Thursday, M a rc h 14 P u rd u e 127 4) us T e ia t A A M 123 71 C o lo ra d o 137 4] v t S ta n ford 124 1) R egional C h a m p lo n th lp A l M e p le t P a v ilio n S ia n lo rd , C a tll Saturday, M a rc h I t S e m llln a l w in n ert INHL STANDINGS A ll T im e t E S T EASTERNCONTERENCE A tla n tic O lv ltle n W L T P it O F OA I N T R e n g e rt *4 22 a 94 2S* 200 N ew J tr s e y 41 21 10 97 755 192 W ashington 33 31 1 74 731 223 F lo rid a It 29 11 71 144 197 N .Y . Isla n ders 30 31 9 49 741 111 P h ila d e lp h ia 31 34 7 I t 154 272 Tam pa B a y 11 19 1* 44 194 714 N orth ea st D iv is io n TAontraal 39 73 12 99 231 204 P ittsb u rg h 38 71 17 M 741 751 . B esla n 34 74 13 94 244 311 B u ffa lo 17 17 9 41 744 193 Quebec 79 34 7 45 733 744 24 41 • 54 194 744 H a rtfo rd O ttaw a 11 54 8 30 170 145 W ESTERN CO N FEREN CE C a a tra l D iv isio n W L T W* G F GA * Toronto 39 73 t l *9 741 209 r D*t tro d 41 25 5 17 K)S 2)9 X D a Ua i V 75 10 84 744 272 Ch icago JS » 1 78 27) 201 St LotH i 34 71 f f t 775 2)9 W innipeg 71 44 • 50 711 297 P a c ific Civ m e n C a lg a ry Jd 77 11 8) 245 7)1 V an cou ver 35 34 3 71 244 7)5 San Jot« 75 33 14 A4 704 2JJ A n a h eim 7/ 40 5 59 198 721 L 01 A n g e le t 74 3; t l 59 258 778 Ed m o n ton 20 41 17 57 728 749 • clin c h e d p la y o ll t(Ot S atu rday's G arnet H a rtfo rd 1. P h ila d e lp h ia 3 N ew J t r t e y *. B otlo n 1 P llttb u rg h S. Vancouver 4 L o t A n g e le t 2. Sen J o t* I M o n tre a l S. Quebec I W in n ip eg * . O e lro ll 2 Sunday's O a m et C a lg a ry * . T o ro n to ! W ashington ]. Tam pa B ay 0 O u lla lo *. O tta w a ! St L o u lt 4. C h ica g o 3. OT L o t A n g e le t* . Sen Jo te *. l i t F lo rid a S. P h ila d e lp h ia 1 P llttb u rg h 2. N Y Isla n d er! i E d m o n ton J, Q u e b e c ! D a lla t 2, V ancouver L O T M onday i O am et N ew Je rs e y a l Florida, 7:35 p m NHL SUMMARIES C A P I T A L S 1 .L IO M T N I N G 9 V /a in m u lo n t 1 1 — J Tam pa Bay u 9 0 — 9 F ir s t P o rlo d — 1 W a th ln g lo n . M ille r * (C o le , K o n o w a lch u k ), 3:13 P e n a ltie s — K llm a . T B (slashing), 9 II; Anderson, W as ( s la s h in g ) , 12 07. C re ig h to n , T B (Cross ch e ck in g ). 1) 07; Cole. W as (h old in g), 12:17; K o n o w a lc h u k , W a t ( t r i p p i n g ) . 17:19; H a m rllk . T B (hooking), 19:02 Second P e rio d - 2 W ashington, Jones I] (H u n ter, la f r a le l, 57 Ip p l P e n a ltie s K h rls tlc h . W a t Itla s h irg ). 1:19; G a lla n t, T B (rou g hin g). 4 03. tones. W as (m isco n d u ct). 4 03. S a v a r d , TB ( m is c o n d u c t ) , 4:01; B erube. W as (m ttco nd u cl), * 09; G a lla n t, TB (m isco n d u ct). * 09, Cota, W as (trip p in g ), 7:29; P o u lin . W a s Ibcu rdin g ). 9:1); H a m r llk T B ( r o u g h i n g ) , 14:21; B o n d r a , W a t (rou g hin g), 14:21, E ly n u lk , T B (hooking), 14 52; M ille r , W a t (hocking). 11 01. H a tch e r, W a s Ih lg h s lic k in g ) , )9 SO, G ra D o n , T B Ih lgh s lic k in g ). 19 SO T h ird P t r lo d — J W ath ln glon. Jo h a n tson 7 (H a tch e r. P iv o n k a ). 4 57 |pp). P e n a ltie s — G a lla n t, T B (roughing), 1:52; H u n ter, W a t ( ro u g h in g ) . 2 52; H a m r llk . T B , m in o r m isco n d u c t (holding), 3:11; P o u lin , W as (h old in g), 5.44, Konow alchuk, W a t. m a|or (fig h tin g ). ) 43; G a lla it, T B . m a|or (lig h t Ing), I *7; B eru be . W a t (h ig h s lic k in g ) , 10 43. O ra tio n . TB (high s lic k in g ) , 10 43; la Irate, W a t, m inor m a|or (rou g hin g, lig h t Ing), 14:19, B trg e v ln , TB. m in o r m a jo r gam e m is c o n d u c t (In stiga tor, lig h tin g ) , 14:19; C lccon a, W a t, m ljc o n t ijc l, 17 *9 Sh od on g o a l — W a th ln g lo n 12 l) • —3) Tam pa B a y 7 7 9 —11 F ew er play O pp oM u rS lits — W a th ln g lo n 2 o l S; T a m p a B a y Oot 7 G o a lie s - W a th la g lm . Beaupre. 21 14 4 111 shots 23 saves) T im p a B a y. Puppa, 70 31* (32 29) A - 1 .9 0 9 R tle re a — Ron M oggarlh L in e s m a n — P le rra C h a m p o u i, Je rry P ete m a n P A N T H E R S ). F L Y E R S ! P h ila d e lp h ia l t 1 — 1 F lo rid * 1 2 2 - i F ir s t P e r io d t F lo r id a . B ro w n 1 (L o m a k in , K u d a llk l) , 5:12; 2 P h ila d e lp h ia . B rln d 'a m o u r 14 IGadgy, R tn b e rg l, IS 12 Ipp) P e n a llle s — B rln d 'a m o u r, P h i Ihlgh t llc k ln g l, JO * . Bow en P h i (h old in g). 1 3 3 . H ecch l, P h i Ih lgh tllc k ln g l. 11:34. Bennlng. F la (h old in g). 14:10, B eranek, P h i ih o ld ln g l, 15 44 S a c e n d P a r t e d — 3. P h i l a d e l p h i a . B rln d 'a m o u r 25 (R acin e, R e n b erg ), 4 1 2 I p p ); 4 F lo r id a , M e lla n b y 27 IL o w ry . B a n n in g ) , 4 .0 * . 5 F lo r id a , L o w r y I] ( M e lla n b y . B a n n in g ). 9 00 P e n a lllt t — C lr t lla . F la (sla sh in g ), 3 39: L ln d ta y , F la (hooking). 10 <34; Sm ith. F la (high tllc k ln g l. 10 24; M u rp h y . F la I c ro tt c h e t k ln g l. I) 19; D lnaan. P h i lln te rla ra n c a ). I I 4) T h ird P t r lo d — * F b r ld a . B a rn e t II. * 20. 7 P h ila d e lp h ia . R e n b e r g 32 I R a c I n t , L ln d r o i) , II 03, 9 F lo rid a , S k ru d la n d 13 ( F llig e r a ld ) . 19 54 (on) P e n a lly — Sm ith, F la (hooking), 1:49 S h e ll en goal — P h ila d e lp h ia 11 II 11-4* F lo rid a 11 9 4 -2 5 . P ow e r p la y O p p a rlia tllle t — P h ila d e lp h ia 2 o l* ; F lo r id a O o l 3 G o a lie s — P h iia d e i(4 iia . S o d e rtlro m , 3 14 2 (24 th o lt 20 t a v e t l F lo rid a . V a n b le tb ro u c k. 2 0 2 0 9 (4 * 45) A - 1**91 R tltre # — L a n ce Roberts L in e tm tn — P a u l D e v o rtk l, M a r k V b e t AUTO RACING N H R A N a lto n a lt G A I N E S V I L L E - Results Sunday ot the tl.S91.000 2)1h annual M a c Tool G atorn a lion ets, the fou rth event on the I I race. 12* m illio n N H R A W in ston D re g R a c in g Series at G a in e s v ille R a c e w a y , lis tin g hom etow n or co un try, type ot ca r o r m o to rc y cle , tim e and speed In m ph TOP FU E L t Q U A R T E R FIN A L S K en n y B ern stein . D u lles. 4 934 seconds. 291 as m ph d el. J im Mead. Colum bus, Ohio. 9 039. 37*** S co lt K a lllt* . B e lle v ille , M ic h , 4 449,699 M d* l P a t Austin. Tacom a. W ash . 12 999.10 9* Connl* K a m i* Y p s lla n ll. M ic h . 4 *90 . 29) 17 d a l R a ctw lle Splatt. M elbo urn e A u s t r a lia , 5 139. 2*3 73 B obb y B a ld w in . Porn tyre, C a l l ! . I 29* 777 *) d t l Shelly Anderson. O n tario. C a ll! .9 91). (3 54 S E M IF IN A L S S c o ll K a b ila . 4 797, S S It I N H R A n atio n al speed re co rd ) d e l B tv n sle ln . 5 214. 725 94 Connl* K a lltfa . 4 I f f . 293 25 d e l B aldw in, (broke! F IN A L S Con n l* K a lit la , 4 794. 290 79 d e l S c o ll K a llt ta 4 *54 771 *5 FU N N Y CAR O U A R T E R F IN A L S C huck EtC hells. Pu tn a m , C o n n , Dodge D aytona. 5 17*. 791 te d e l K t n | l O k a ia k l. Japan, O a y tsn a , 9 *79, 90 SJ K C Spurlock, N a ih v lll* . Tonn , Daytona, 5 IS4, 293 S4 d a l C r u i P e d re g o n M o o rp a r k , C a li I , O ld s C u tlass. S 323. 773 97 John F o rce . Y o rb a L in d a . C a l l l . Ch evy L ia n ln a . S 1)4. 7t) SI del G a ry Cellon*. B rid g e v llle . P a , D aytona 5 7*7. 793 37 D ean Skura H re c k tv llla . Ohio. P o n lla c T ra n s A m . S73S 79) 44 d e l M a rk O sw ald. C in c in n a t i, D aylon *. S 2*9. 791 SI S E M IF IN A L S S pu rlock. 5 750. 297*4 d e l E tch ell*. 5 25* 2*0 7* F o rce . 5 241. S 4 01 d e l S k u ia 5 790, 293 91 F IN A L S F o rce . 5 347.1*1 00ch i S p u rlo ck , (loul) P R O STO CK O U A R T E R F IN A L S W a rre n Johnson, Sugar H ill. G a . C u tla ss 7 l i t . I f) 71 d e l R ic k ie S m ith . K in g N C P o n lla c F o rm u la . 7 203 If) 95 J im Y a le s. A le x a n d ria . V a , F o rm u la . 7 17*. 192*3 d e l F ra n k lacon io. F la n d e rs. N 3 . C u tlass. 7 199 192 47 S c o ll G a o lt r lm H u n tin g ton Beach C a l l l . D a y to n a . 7 109. 195 05 d e l M ik e Thom as. K n o iv lll* . T erm , C u tla ss 7 194 192 04 D a r r t ll A ld erm a n . M o re h e a d K y . D aytona. 7 10*. 1*5 77 d e l L a r r y M o rg a n N ew ark. O hio. C u tla s s .7 19*. 193 92 S E M IF IN A L S Johnson. 7 137. I f iS I d e l Y a le s . 7 154. 192 7* A ld e rm a n . 7 (793 19* II d a l G eo lfrlo n . 7,13*. II* 94 F IN A L S Johnson. 7 13*. 19) I4d*l A ld e rm a n H a u l) P R O S TO CK B I K E Jo h n M y e rs , B lrm e ig h a m , A la . S u iu k l. r *73 174 11 d a l M ich a e l P h illip s . Houston. S u iu k l. 7 944. 1*9 47 ALCO H O L DRAO STER 0111 B a rn e y , K n o iv k le . T e n n . 5 974. 740 99 d e l C h u ck B a ird . A ssu m ption , III, 5 910. 2)9 17 A L C O H O L F II N N Y C A R P a l A u stin . T a co m a W ash . O ld s A ch ieva , 5 991, 740 32 d e l Randy A n derson . O ntario, C a lll , P o n tia c F o r m u la 5 9 13. 779 9 7 C O M P E T IT IO N Steve Benoit, La fa yetle , L a . 99 dragster I 557. 151 <e d e l Wayra- H enderson. Indian apods. 92d ra g s te r,* 979, 191 17 SUPER5TO CK Pe te r Biondo. V a lle y S trea m . N Y . Pon tia c F ire b ird , 10 31*. 114 S3 d e l R ock R unning L apeer, M ic h . A c h ie v a 10 92*. 172 »* STO CK Rebel K id d . B arlo w . Dodge Aspen, II.I4J, lo t f t d e l W oodro Jouty. B yro n , G a , C h ev y C am aro. 11 593. 113 91 SUPERCOM P Scoffy R ich a rd son . G o o d le lls v d l* . Tenn 93 d ra g ste r, 9 9 39. 1*1:4) d e l D an n y B as lla n e ld . Georgetow n. D e l. '93 d rd g ite r, 9 979. li* 75 SUPEROAS C o rk y M a rk w a rt, Sem inole. F o rd M a v e r lek, 9 *9*. 133.45 d e l M ik e M a n * . M ount Vernon, O hio. C u tless. 9*4*. 143 42 TRANSACTIONS BA SEBA LL A m e ric a n League B A L T I M O R E O R I O L E S - Released Todd F ro h w lr lh , p itch e r Sent Joh n O ’ Donnghu*. p itch er, arvd Sh erm an Obando. ou tfield er, to Rochester of die International League, and A le i O choa, outlleldev. to B ow ie ot Ih* E a stern League BO STO N R E D SOX S e n t T im Vanegm ond. p itch e r, and M a d Stairs, out B eid er, lo Pa w tu cke t o l the International League an d S colt H alkrberg. catcher, to New B r ita in o l the E a stern League Sent G a r F in n v o ld and Joe Caruso, pitchers. P a u l Tltoulsls. o u tlle ld e r, and M ik e Tw erdoskl. Ilrs t basem an, lo Ihek m in or league ca m p lo r rea ssign m en t C A L I F O R N I A A N O E L S - Signed M a rk L a lle r, p itch er C H I C A G O W H I T E SO X - Sent Ja m es B a ld w in . R o bert E llis and L a r r y Thom as, p llc h e ri, and O rew Denson and Urandon W ilson, Intleldars, lo N a s h v ille o l Ih* A m e rl ca n A sso cia tio n Sent L u is A n du |a r and B ria n B o eh rln g er. pitch e rs, and G len n D lS a rd n a , in lle ld e r. lo B lrm in< ?iam o l the Southern League Sent S c o ll C h ristm a n and B ria n K e ysa r, p itch e rs; J u lb V in e s and Clem ente A lv a r e j, ca tch ers. Ray D u rh a m , in lle ld e r, and G re g Tubbs, outfielder, lo th eir m inor league c a m p lo r reassignm ent M I L W A U K E E B R E W E R S - Added Tom P o p p le w e ll and B a rry Jones, p itch ers, as s p rin g tra in in g non r o i b r p la y ers N E W Y O R K Y A N K E E S - Sent Ja m es A u stin , p itch e r, lo th jtr m in o r league ca m p tor rea ssig n m en t T E X A S R A N G E R S - Sent D u ll B ru m ley, T e r r y B u rro w s . H ector F a |a rd o . V a n ce L o v e la c e and R llc h le TAoody. p llch a rs; Ben|l G il, shortstop: D o naU H a r r is an d T a rra ll Lo w e ry , o u lH eld e rs: R o ger Lu ce, catcher; an d D esl W ilto n , Ilrst basem an , lo Ihalr m in o r league c a m p (or rea ssign m en t TO RO NTO B LU E JA Y S Sent R ic k H o lllle ld . o u llle ld e r. and T llso n B rito . In lle ld e r, to K n o iv lll* o l Ih* Southern L eagu e and Shaw n G re en , o u llle ld e r; H ow ard B a lll* . I n lle ld e r; a n d A a ro n S m a ll, p llc h e r, lo S yra cu se o l Ihe International League and A n gel M a r tin e t, ca lc te r, to Dunedin o l Ihe F lo rid a S ta le League N a tion a l League H O U S T O N A S T R O S - Sent W illi* A ln sle y . o u llle ld e r, lo Tucson o l Ihe P a c ific Coast "l O S*A N O E L E S O O O O E N S - Sent G re g H a n se ll, O m a r D a a l a n d Joh n D fS Ilv a , pitch e rs, lo A lbuquerque o l the P a c ific Coast League P H I L A D E L P H I A P H I L L I E S - Sent R ic k y B o lla llc o , p tlch e r; J o in M a r ia n o , ca tch er; and Tom Q u in la n , In llelde r, lo llte ir m in o r le a g u e c a m p to r raasslonm ent P I T T S B U R G H P I R A T E S - R elea sed De n n is P o w e ll, p llc h a r. and T ra c y Woodson, in lle ld e r. Sent D a rre n Read, o u llle ld e r. M ik e Sim m s. I lr s l b a s a m a n o u llle ld e r; and M ik e Z im m e rm a n , M a r ia n o Da Lo* Sanlo* and M ik e D y e r, p llch e r* . lo fh e lr m in o r league c a m p lo r rea ssign m en t SHS, Rams use power in baseball victories Prom Staff Raports S A N F O R D - A n d y H llllm a n sc a tte re d th re e tilts a n d Jo e T ittle h o m e re d as the S c m ltio le M il'll S c h o o l F ig h tin g S e m in o le dh ib tie d Ihe v In H1ii |9 D a y to n a U e a c h - M a in la n d H ig h S c h o o l B u c c a n e e rs . 13-3. at A lu m n i F ie ld In th e S e m in o le H ig h S ch o o l H a s rb u ll C o m p le x . H llllm a n , a Ju n io r, a llo w e d Just tw o earned run, s tru c k out five a n d w a lk e d five in g e ttin g h is first d e cisio n o f the season. T ittle , w h o h a s h e rn used p r i m a r il y a s a p ln c h - lit t t c r . c lu b b e d Ills first hom e ru n . a tw o-run shot. In the th ird In n in g lo give the T rib e a D O lead. A ls o c o n tr ib u tin g were T o d d B rade n (triple, tw o sin g le s, tw o ru n s , thre e RBI). M ik e M e ad o w s (2-for-3, tw o runs). D e o il D a n lle s (2-for-t, ru n . RBI). J u m m le K in g (double, ru n . tw o K ill) and A le x Acosta, T o d d lie n s e ly . Matt M e h alko , T o m H o lla n d J r.. B ria n W illc n x a n d R y n n H a ll (one ru n scored each). The S e m in o le Junio r v n r s lly w a s n o t a s lu c k y a s b a k e B ra n tle y lo p p e d Ihe T rib e . 13*5). In eight Innings. S e m in o le (6-4) w ill be at New S m y rn a B e a ch fo r a 7:30 p.m . gam e T h u rs d a y . RAMS WITHSTAND WOLVES D ELTO NA - Scott B ry a n S tfM IN O L E S II. B U C C A N E E R S ! M a in la n d 90* *3# — I I I Sem inole *72 191 — 12 9 I M ln lc u c c l. Z lm m t r (4) and C ash H llllm a n and G o t bee W P — H llllm a n 110). L P — M ln lc u c c l 70 — Sem inole, K in g I B — Sem inole. B raden H R - Sem inole. T ittle (1*1) R ecords - M a in la n d I 7, Sem inole I 4. H A M S 7, W O L V E S * L a k e M a ry 191 490 I I I* I O tlle n a 099 t i l I — 4 9 4 Stanton, Colon 1*1 and Par#» Sweeney and R a id W P - Stanton (11 ) L P - Sweeney Say* - Colon (1*1) 7B - L a k * M a r y , K le lb l; Deltona, Sweeney 10 - Non*. H R - L a k* M a r y , B ry an ; D eltona. H ero d R tco rd * — L a k * M a ry 10 } w ent th re e fo r-fo u r w ith u hom e ru n a n d d ro v e In fo u r ru n s ns the L a k e M a ry H a m s h e ld o ff the h u m rn to n d ln g D elto n a W o lve s. 7-tJ, S a lu rd a y . H o w a rd S ta n to n evened h ls re c o rd at 2-2. a llo w in g fo u r ru n s (three earned) o n s ix h its, tw o strik e o u ts, a n d a w a lk . C a rlo s C o lo n gave u p tw o r u n s (one earned) on three h its, tw o s tr ik e ­ o u ts a n d tw o w a lk s o v e r the fin a l tw o In n in g s to e a rn h ls first save o f the season. B ry a n got h e lp from B ry n n S c h u u u ik c r (2 -fo r-l, tw o ru n s, tw o K ill). C h r is K le lb l (double, K ill) , J im K a z u r l. M ik e B u k c y , a m i D an S to ry (one sin g le a n d one ru n each), B re n t W e h m e y c r (singled) and K c n e P erez (run). L a k e M a ry (10-3) w ill p la y at O v ie d o In a n o n - c o n fe r e n c e gam e at 7 p.m . W ednesday. Little Majors Continued from IB s in g le , tw o runs). B o h a n n o n (triple, runt. H o l l i n s ( s in g le , t w o r u n s ) . H a rk n ess a n d M ille r (one s in g le a n d one ru n each ). B ro o k s (single) a n d H o llo w a y (runt d id the dam age. T h e D o d g e rs scored s ix r u n s In the first, th re e In the se co n d and se ve n in the th ird lo e n d the g a m e b y Ihe m e rc y rule. 1’ n c ln g t h e D o d g e r s w e re K e n d e ll K e n n o n (trip le, d o u b le , sin g le, n m l. C h r is tia n B u rd ic k (triple, tw o sin g les, (w o runs). A n d re a B e a tty (three sin g le s , three runs), B ria n I 'o rle r (two s i n g le s , t h r e e r u n s ) . C h r i s D o w n e r (two sing les, run). S h a n e B u r used. G ra d y H n le liln s , J a s o n M u rra y a n d Ih lly Ihester (one sin g le a n d o ne ru n each) and D o r s e y J a m m e I a n d M ik e T h o m a s (one ru n c a e h ). ‘ Tilt* K o v a ls lu m p e d o n the C a r d in a ls fo r eight ru n s In the Ilrsl In n in g a n d w ent on lo post Ihe 10 ru n ru le v ic to ry . T h e K n y n ls were led b y A le x M a r lin s W h ile 5 o i no an 104 11 3*4 — 14 _ 48) 14 14 191 00 — I Cubt B lu e Ja y s E ip o t Rad S a i P ira te s O rio te i D o d * * ri A'% C a rd in a l* R o ya ls — 14 • 11 7 000 40) 0 0 1 — 10 0) 4 51114) 1 10 I — It 7 15 017 u 00a — 0 17 0 070 931 — 0 ■ 0 it 1 II J 9 A n d e r s o n (tw o d o u b le s , tw o ru n s ), D w a y n e T illm a n (tw o sin g le s, tw o r u iL s ) , A n to n A n ­ d e rs o n ( t rip le , ru n ). W llllu m K ir b y (d ouble, run). A n th o n y K a to n a ru n g a n d J u s o n S h e ffie ld (one sin g le a n d tw o ru n s each), .Je re m ia h .Je n k in s (single) and D o n o v a n K c d d c n a n d D o n ta e y M a jo r (one r u n m elt). F u e lin g the C a rd in a ls offense w ere C u r ils W o o d w o rth (single, run). J o e S o n d lK lm and J a s o n S o n d h e im (one s in g le each) and J e r e m y H o lh w e U (run). Invitational C o n t in u e d f r o m ID K ic a h a G a m m o n s sw ep t ih e h u r d le e v e n ts fu r th iru -p la c e O vie d o , w in n in g the IOO-m etcr h ig h h u r d le s In H i.2 se co n d s a n d the 3(K)-m eler lo w h u rd le s In 5 0 ,2 se co n d s. L u k e B r a n tle y ’s A s h le y N asser w a s I h e w i n n e r I n I It e 1 ,6 0 0 -m e lcr run (5:32.9). T h e P a trio ts a ls o lln tsh c d first in Ihe ■l x H(X) m e te r relay (10:29), J c r r ik o S h a w , w h o sco red 22 of fifth -p la c e L y m a n 's 58 p o in ts, earned M V P h o n o rs In Ihe h o y s' c o m p e titio n . He w on b o th the I IO m e ter h ig h h u rd le s (10.5 secon ds) a n d 3 0 0 -in c lc r in te r ­ m e d ia t e h u r d le s (4 0 .7 ) a n d p laced se co n d In the trip le Ju m p (4 I feel, 5 Inches). L y m a n team m ate R o b E v a n s a ls o w a s a d o u b le w in n e r , f i n i s h i n g f ir s t In b o t h t h e I .O O O - m e t e r (4 :3 1. 1) a n d 3 . 2 0 0 - m e t e r ( 1 0 :1 9 .8 ) r u n s . B a n k s w o n the lo n g J u m p (20 at L A K E M A R Y H I O t l S C H O O L S a tu rd a y .M a r c h I t O IR L S Team scores — 1 Lak* M a r y I L M I l i t ) 7 L y m a n (L y m ) 102; 1 O viedo (O ) 70. 4 L a k* U ra n lla y ( L B ) 59; S B ld io p M o or* I B M ) 13 In dividu al resu lt* Long |um p I B ra d le y ( L M I 14 1; 2 G re e n l l y m ) 14 II; 1 L a rsc h I B M ! 1211; Shot pul - 1 W illia m * I L M ) 10 4; 7 W ild e r tO ) 29 1. 1 T a lle y IL y in ) 29 0, H igh lu m p — t. B ra d le y I L M ) SO, 2 K lo c ( L B ) 4 10; 3. Koepke ( L B ) 49; Trgil* |um p — I Dodson (L y m ) 32 I; 2 Stuckey ( L M ) 31 2; 3. L a rsc h I B M ) 10*. D iscu s - I W illia m s I L M ) 97 7; 2 B iven s ( B M ) 97 10. 1 L a u re n l ( L y m ) 7*0; 4 i *09 m a la r re la y — I L ik a B ra n tle y 10 79 0 ; 2 O vied o 10 47 4; 1 L y m a n 10:17 2; 100 m a la r h ig h hurdle* — 1. G a m m o n s (O) 14 7; 7 Dodson (L y m ) 17 5; 3 Thom as (O) 19 0, 140 m a la r d a sh - 1 Hood ( L M ) 12.9; 2 G re en (L y m ) 13 2, J A le xa n d e r (O ) 13.7; I.too m a la r run — 1 N a s w r ( L B ) 5:32 9; 2 M ill* r ( B M ) 5 34 5 ; 3 A lfo rd ( L y m ) 4.21.7; 4 » 100 m li a r re la y - | L a ke M a r y M l ; 7 L y m a n 53 0, J O v ta d o S ! I; 400 m a la r dash 1 B a rk le y (L M I 1:031. 2 Bass (O) 1:02.9; 3 L a rsc h I B M ) 1 05 5. ICO m a la r law h u rdles — I G a m m o n s (O) 50 I: 7 Dodson I L y m ) 51.1; 3 Robertson ( L M ) 512; 909 m ater ru n - t. D arning ( B M ) 2 40 1. 2. M e Donna I ( L B ) 7 41 7, 3 Sim * ( L M I 7:4* 9; 799 m t t t r dash - I B ra d le y I L M ) 7*9; 2. B la k e ly ( L B ) 39*. 3 H aggln* (L y m ) 2 9 1 a a 790 m a la r r t la y — I L y m a n 1:44 1; 2 L a k * M a r y C a l l ; 3. O vied o 2 H I ; J.700 m alar run - l B rts n lc k ( L y m ) 12 05.7; 7. U ru ja r (L y m ) 13:37 7; 3 M illa r ( B M ) 13 59 i; 4 a 444 m a ter re la y — I. L ym a rt 4.19 7; 7 Lake B ra n tle y 4:77.9; 3. L a k e M a ry S : l] 7. Ic e t , 9 Inches) lor the G re y h o u n d s . K e lv in C h is o lm , J u c k s o n P a tk iis , and S ta rk s led the seco n d -p ln rc L a k e H o w e ll S ilv e r H a w k s C h is o lm w o n the 100m c le r dash 11121 a n d w a s se c­ o nd In ih e lo n g Ju m p (20-5): S ta rk s w a s f lr s i In d ie 2 0 0 -m cte r d a sh (22.7): and P a lk u s lo o k se co n d In the 2 0 0 -m c tc r d a sh (22.81 a n d th in ! In the trip le J u m p (40-7). L a k e H o w e ll also w o n both the 4 x IOO-m etcr (44.2) a n d 4 x 2 0 0 -m cte r (1:31.5) relays. J a m e s D a v is w on tw o e v e n ts fo r the th ird -p la ce L a k e M a ry K a m a (00), fin is h in g first In hoth the d is c u s (13945) a n d shot put (47-0). K y n n W e ath erb ec took firs t In life h ig h Ju m p (0-2) w h ile R o b e rt B o o th e w o n the po le v a u lt (12-0). L a k e B r a n t le y ’s D an H llle y w o n the 8 0 0 -m e tc r r u n (2:03.4). O v ie d o w a s drat In the 4 x 8 0 0 -m e tc r re la y (8:38). BOYS T eam score* — t. Deltona (O l 1044; 7 L a k * H ow ell I L H ) 90’ i; 3. L a k * M a r y ( L M ) 44; 4 L a k e B ra n tle y ( L B ) 43; 5 L y m a n ( L y m ) 51; 4 O vied o (O) 43; 7 B ishop M o or* 5 Individuel results Long lu m p — I Bank* I L y m ) 20 4; 7. C h is o lm ( L H ) 20 5; 1 Johnson ID ) 20 5"r; D t ic u l - 1. D a v it (L M ) 129.4; 2. K ln lt y ID) 133 4; 3 W ilde r |0 ) 130 11; Shot put - 1. D a v is ( L M ) 47 0; 3 W ild e r (O) 4110; 1. K ln lo y 10) 42 10; H !g h | u m p — l.W a a ih e rb e * ( L M ) 4 7; 3 W ils o n (D) 110; 2. R ich a rd so n ( L M ) 3 1 ; Pol* v a u lt - I B oolh* ( L M ) 17 0; 7 A ceved o (O) 10 4. 1 K e m p ln k (L H ) 9 4; T rip )* lu m p — I Johnson ID ) 41 5; 2. Shaw ( L y m ) 4 15 ; 3. P a lk u s ( L H ) 40 7; 4 e 400 m t t t r r t la y — I. O vlado 1:110; 2. Lak# H o w tll 1:42 0; 3 L a k * M a ry 1:51 0. I l l m t t t r h ig h h u rd lts — 1. Shaw (L y m ) 14.5; 3 Purd u* 1 0) 141; 3 M lc k e n 10) 17.7; 149 m t lt r dash - 1. C h iso lm (L H ) 112.' 2 C la r v ll (D ) 11.3; 3 B rook* ( L H ) 11 4; 1,440 m atar ru n — 1. E v a n s ( L y m ) 4:31.t; 2. M illa y ( L B ) 4:11.9. 3. R o y (D ) 4:40.7; 404 m a la r d a sh - I. A b al (O l 310; 7 A lllc o c k ( L B ) S3 2; 3. D u r k e llk l (L H ) 54 7; 4 i lM - m t l t r r t la y — t, L a k * H o w tl) 44 2; 7. Da IIon a 45 7 ; 3 L a k * U ra n lla y 44 2; 300 m a la r in ta rm e d ta tl hurdles — I. Shaw ( L y m ) 40 7; 7 G o n ia b i (D ) 411; 3 L t C r o l i ( L B ) 41.9; M O - m tltr ru n — I. M illa y ( L B ) 2:03.4; 2. M ille r ( L H ) 2:09 4; ]. S leb blns (O) 2:10 7; 4 a 340 m a ta r ra tty - I. L a k e H o w ell 1:31.5; 7 L y m a n C 3 S .1 3 L a k e M a r y 1:39 3; M 9 -m * ter dash - I, S ta rk s I L H ) 32.7; 2. P a lk u s ( L H ) 7 21 ; 3 C la r v ll ( D l 210; 3,704 m a la r ru n — t. E v a n s ( L y m ) 10:19 I ; 2. R o y ID ) 10:43 9; 3 B o th l ( L B ) 10:33 0; 4 x 404 m tfa r r t la y — }. D eltona 3:37.1; 7. L a k e M a r y 3:411; ]. L a k e B ra n tle y 1 4 3 ' ------------------------------------ —k w— > U.S. SW INGS BONDS rl it* �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Monday, March 21, 1994 - an People Control unwanted plants IN BRIEF Antique boat show set M O U N T D O H A — T h e se ve n th a n n u a l M o u n t D o ra A n tiq u e Boat F e s tiv a l w ill tie held M a rc h 24-27. M ore than 1(X) a n tiq u e a n d c la s s ic w o o den b o a ts b u ilt p rio r to 1908 w ill f a t h e r In M o un t D ora. T h e b I i o w has co m e to be re co g n ize d as one o f the p re m ie r a n tiq u e a n d c la s s ic boat sh o w s In the c o u n try . * T h e sh o w Is sp o n so re d J o ln tlu b y the S u n n y ln n d C h a p te r of the A n tiq u e a n d C la s s ic fin a l S o c ie ty (ACIIS) a n d the M ount D ora A re a C h a m b e r o f C n tm u e rc c . B o aters Interested In p a rtic ip a tin g m a y w rite to the C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e at I’ .O, B o x 190, M o u n t D ora FI. 3 2 7 5 7 or c a ll 00 4 -3 8 3 -2 1 0 5 . Village Players set for plays O V IE D O — T h e n o n -p rofit c o m m u n ity th e a tric a l troupe, the V illa g e F la y e rs Y o u n g A c to rs, w ill p resen l tw o one-act p la y s e n title d "C in d e re lla . C in d e re lla " a n d " T re a s u re Isla n d ." P e rfo rm a n c e s nre M a rc h 2 5 at 7 a n d M a rc h 2 0 at 3 a n d 7 p.m . at the V illa g e G a lle r y Stage, H3 N. G e n e v a D r. Ill O viedo, T ic k e ts nre $5 for a d u lts a n d S3 for c h ild re n u n d e r 12. T h e y m a y In* p u rc h a se d at the door. F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c a ll the V illa g e G a lle ry at 3 5 9 -1 0 9 4 or J e s s ie lla r re ls o n at 3 4 9-5 112 , Blood Bank seeks donors C e n tra l F lo rid a Hlood H a n k is a s k in g d o n o rs o f all typ es of blood — e s p e c ia lly O -typc d o n o rs — to don ate at Its S a n fo rd branch. 1302 E. S e c o n d St. Fo r In fo rm a tio n , r a il 322-0822. Narcotics Anonymous meets in Sanford N a rc o tic s A n o n y m o u s m e ets M o n d a y ul 8 p.m . at P rc s b y le rla n M ouse o f G o o d w ill, 3 17 O a k A ve.. Sanfo rd. the Oddfellows schedule meeting No matter how you put it, a weed is a weed... S p rin g Is here and u n fo rtu n a te ly so are the w eeds (hat co m p e te for sp ace In o u r la w n s. It m a y be com fort lu g to kn o w that y o u r la w n Is not u n iq u e , sin c e w eeds arc c o m m o n to a ll la w n grasses. W eeds c a n s im p ly be d e fin e d a s u n w a n te d p la n ts or p la n ts g ro w in g nut-of-place. W e ed s are n n u isa n ce : th e y Increase the m a in te n a n c e cost. red u ce Inwn v a lu e a n d In som e ra se s c o n trib u te to a llerg ies. W eeds co m p ete w ith a ll d e sira b le p la n ts for w ater, n u trie n ts u q d s u n lig h t. T h e y also h a rb o r Inse cts a n d diseases th a t m ig h t a tta c k la w n grasses, trees a n d sh ru b s. T h e firs t u n d best m e th o d o f w eed c o n tro l b e g in s w ith pro per m a n a g e m e n t p ra c tic e s w h ic h r n r o u r a g r a dense, h e u lth y turf. Irrigate w is e ly Ino m ore th a n l in c h per week), fe rtiliz e no m o re th a n thre e tim e s jier g ro w in g season a n d m o w the t u r f h ig h |3-4 Inches for St. A u g u s tin e a n d H a liln l. A v ig o ro u s g ro w in g la w n p ro v id e s less area for weed seed to g e rm in a te m id w ill u s u a lly H in o llic ro u t those that do g e rm in a te . H e rb ic id e s (weed k ille rs ) are nvuD ahlc lo c o n tro l broad leaf, grass-tyja- w eeds and se d g es In la w n g ra sse s, a r o u n d trees, o rn a m e n ta l p la n ts, n lo tig d itc h e s u n d fence lin e s, a n d In a re a s d iffic u lt to m a in ta in w ith m e c h a n ic a l e q u ip m e n t. T o e ffe ctiv e ly c o n tro l w eeds, the w eeds m u st first lie p ro p e rly Identified. W eeds can tie c la s s ifie d Into three broad ca te go ries. F irs t, th rre a re the a n n u a ls w h ic h c o m p lete th e ir life c y c le In less th a n one year. A n n u a l w eeds a re u s u a lly easiest to co n tro l. T h e re are the su m fn e r a n n u a ls , s u c h as rra h g ra ss. goosegruss a n d pigw eed. A few GARDENING TRICIA THOMAS c o m m o n w in te r u n n u u ls a rc /'on a n n u a , c o m m o n c h lc k w c c d und h c n b lt. T h e second cate g o ry Is the b ie n n ia ls, w h ic h requ ire m o re th a n o ne year, b u t less th a n tw o years, to c o m p le te a life cy cle . W ild ca rro t and b u ll th is tle a rc e x a m p le s o f th is group. T h e th ird a n d m ost d iffic u lt g ro u p lo c o n tro l are the p e re n n ia ls. T h e y liv e fo r m ore th an two years a n d m a y p o s s ib ly last In d e fin ite ly . P e re n n ia ls are c la s sifie d a c c o rd in g to (h e ir m e th o d fo re p ro d u ctio n . T h e re a rc tw o typ es, the sim p le a n d the c re e p in g p e re n n i­ als. S im p le p e re n n ia ls re p ro d u ce by seed o n ly a n d e x a m p le s are d a n d e lio n , dock, b ro a d lrn f p la n ta in a n d poke weed. C re e p in g p e re n n ia ls repro du ce b y b o th seed a n d vegetntlve p arts a n d are th e m ost tro u b le ­ so m e to co n tro l. E x u m p le s o f th is g ro u p are w ild s tra w b e rry , m o u s e -e a r c h lc k w c c d . g ro u n d lv y . B e rm u d a grass, nut grass a n d J o h n s o n grass. H e rb ic id e s cu n lie u sefu l If a p p lie d p ro ­ p e rly a n d In co rp o rated Into the o v e ra ll weed c o n tro l p ro g ra m . B o th pre-em ergence and post-em ergen ce h e rb ic id e s . In c o m b ln o llim w ith m e c h a n ic a l e q u ip m e n t, a r c needed lot a good w e ll c o n tro l pro g ra m . C a ll Hit E x te n s io n S e rv ic e at 32 3 -2 5 0 0 . Ext 5 5 5 8 for the p ro p e r c h e m ic a ls to use o n sp e cific weeds. C a lib ra tio n o f e q u ip m e n t Is an Im portant part of a n y h e rb ic id e a p p lic a tio n . T h is Is s im p ly m a k in g the n e ce ssa ry adjustments lo the s p ra y e r so that the pro p e r a m o u n t u! c h e m ic a ls w ill lie a p p lie d to a s p e c ific area. K c g a rd le s s o f the h e rb ic id e used, a p p ly a ll c h e m ic a ls w ith e x tre m e care a n d a lw a y s fo llo w the m a n u fa c tu re r s lab el In stru c tio n s for d ire c tio n s, re s tric tio n s a n d p re c a u tio n s A ls o be su re that the h e rb ic id e y o u b u y state s o n the lab el th at It r a n be used on y o u r p a rtic u la r la w n grass: som e h e rb ic id e s labeled for S t, A u g u s tin e ca n lie v e ry lo x u to B a h ia . U s in g (lie Incorrect h e rb ic id e on y o u r la w n c a n cau se s e rio u s dam age. P ro p e r m a in te n a n c e In clu d in g : se n sib le Irrig atio n , m o d erate fe rtiliz a tio n , a n d pro p ci m o w in g w ill help to en co u rag e a healths la w n . E a r ly d e te ctio n a n d p o sitiv e Idem in te n tio n o f w eeds w ill h e lp y o u ch o o se tin pro p e r h e rb ic id e and a llo w y o u lo treat for p ro b le m s In a tim e ly fash io n A lw a y s read the p e stic id e lab el before p u rc h a s in g tin p ro d u ct to e n s u re that y o u b u y the right p ro d u ct for y o u r law n grass. F o r m ore In fo rm a tio n ubout w eed c o n tro l c o n ta c t the C o o p e ra tiv e E x te n s io n S c r v li • at 3 2 3 -2 5 0 0 ext. 5 5 5 8 o r 5 5 5 0 o r d ro p by the office, located at 2 5 0 W. C o u n ty H o m e Hoad. S a n fo rd . Lod ge No. 27 o f the In te rn a tio n a l O rd e r o f O d d fe llo w s m eets the f i r s t a n d t h i r d M o n d a y or e v e ry m o n th , except J u ly and A u g u st, at 8 p.m . at 101 M a g n o lia Ave.. Sa n fo rd . Modelers Club announces meeting T h e S a n fo rd A e ro M o d ele rs C lu b m e ets every t h i r d M o nd ay o f the m o n th s ta rtin g at 7 p.m . w ith the "M o d e l o f the M o n th " c o m p e titio n at G re a te r S a n lo rd C h a m b e r of C o m m e rce . 4 0 0 K. F irst St. A ll ph ases o f H/C m o d el a irc ra ft are represented. T h e c lu b 's D yin g Held Is located In S a n fo rd . Fo r m o re In fo rm a tio n , co n ta ct Lee D arg ue at 574*4732. Girl Scouts mark International Day S ixto e n G ill S e o u l Troops M ol M arch 12 al W ils o n E lom onlary S c h o o l to co lo b rato Intorna tlo n a l Day. E ach troop repre­ sented a d ifferent country and p re p a re d and s e rv e d lo o d a a ss o c ia te d w ith that country w ith several putting on s k its In p h oto, J u n io r T ro o p 194 d ressed In c o lo rtu l Japan ese k im o n o s to servo up a tnato o l the Orient. VFW, Auxiliary to gather V e te ra n s o f F o re ig n W a rs u nd tile L a d le s A u x ilia r y o f S a n fo rd Post I 0 I0 H m eet ( l ie t h i r d M o n d a y at 7 :3 0 p.m . at th e ir j k is I h o m e Ithc log c a b in on S e m in o le B o uleva rd). Pigeon Fanciers to gather • T h e C e n tra l F lo rid a Pigeo n F a n c ie r s A s s o c ia tio n m e e ts the t h i r d M o n d a y .of e a c h m o n th at the S e m in o le C o u n ty A g r ic u lt u r a l C e n te r. 4 3 0 0 O r lu u d o D riv e . S a n fo rd . F o r in fo rm a tio n , c a ll A rt o r J e a n A n d e rs o n at H 3 1-8033. H w aW rtw to by M ary S ow all Sewing club gathers E v e ry T u e s d a y fro m 9 :3 0 a .m . to noon, the W O O P IE S e w in g C lu b g ath ers at the L a k e M a ry S e n io r C e n te r. 158 N. C o u n tr y C lu b Hoad, to m ake b a b y clo th e s, a n d Item s for n u rs in g h o m e s as w ell us ite m s for the C h r is tm a s Sto re. T h e Item s m ade b y the c lu b are d o n ated to p rc c m lc babies, n u rs in g h o m e re sid e n ts a n d g ills fo r the a n n u a l C h r is tm a s store. Weekly Lions Club meeting T h e S a n fo rd L io n s C lu b m eets every T u e sd a y at noon at the A m e ric a n L e g io n on S o u th S a n fo rd A v en u e . F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 3 2 1-0 700 . Seniors meetTuesday T h e S a n fo rd S e n io r C itiz e n s C lu b m eets the f i r s t a n d t h i r d T u e sd a y , at 10:30 u.m .. at the S a n fo rd S e n io r C e n te r. S e n io rs are w elco m e. Bridge club to meet, play S a n fo rd D u p lic a te B rid g e C lu b m eets at n o o n cu ch T u e sd a y ul the G re a te r S a n fo rd C h u m b t i o f C o m m e rce . 4 0 0 E . F irs t St.. S a n fo rd . Kiwanls Club of Casselberry meets K lw u n la C lu b o f C a s s e lb e rry m eets ev ery T u c s d u y at 7:30 a.m .. at V illa g e Inn, c o rn e r D og T r a c k H oad a n d U S M igh w uy 17-92IH Lou gw no d. F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 83 1-8 545 . MONDAY’S PRIME TIME Mom takes flak for son’s uniform at wedding DEAR ABBY; I a m the m o th er o f a yo u n g , h and som e se rv ­ ice m a n . H c c e n tly he w as hom e on leave, u n d we a ttend ed the w e d d in g o f a clo se rela tive. I asked h im to w e a r Ills dress u n ifo rm because be lo o k s good In It a n d I a m v ery p ro u d o fb ltn . S in c e th en I h ave heard that so m e people (it the w e d d in g sutd m y son s h o u ld not have w orn b is u n ifo rm because It w a s not u m ilit a r y w e d d in g . It w us a fo rm al w e d d in g , b u t be w a sn 't In the w e d d in g p a rty. W a s it o u t o f pla ce for h im to have w o rn h is u n ifo rm ? PROUD MOM DEAR PROUD MOMt Y o u r so n w u s a p p ro p ria te ly dressed fo r the o cca sio n . " A u n ifo rm (form al or o th erw ise) Is consld- ADVICE § ABIGAIL VAN BUREN c rc d p ro p e r u ltlre (or a m a n or w o m a n In the m ilita ry — even after th e y h ave re tire d ." sa y s L e tltla D a ld rlg c. m y a u th o rity on etiquette. DEAR ABBY i People w h o do not re tu rn tele ph o n e c a lls after repeated in c ssu g c s huve been left d riv e m e c ra zy ! I'm not ta lk in g abo u t the person w h o o c c a s io n a lly forgets lo re tu rn a c u ll — n e a rly everyo n e bus done thut. I urn u th lrty s o m e th n g p ro ­ fe ssio n a l m an . and there have been tim e s w h e n I m u st sp eak to som eone. O ne s c c rc ln ry to ld m e. "M r. S o-and -So Is v e ry bu sy, so d o n 't feel bad If lie d o e sn 't retu rn y o u r c a ll." (I felt lik e sa y in g . "1 w o n ’t tu k c It p e rso n a lly : how ever, -I fin d th a t b e h a v io r e x tre m e ly u n p ro fe ssio n a l.") I have a lso h ad se cre ta rie s t . ll m e, " S o r r y , he re tu rn s o n ly Im p ortan t c u lls ." (W hat am 1 — ch o p p e d liv e r?) A b b y , w h a t do y o u t h in k a b o u t people w h o d o not re tu rn ph one c a lls ? 1 am co n sid e rin g u s in g m y Inst-resort m ethod: W h e n I a m asked m y c o m p a n y u fflllu tlo ii, I'll say, "th e state lo tte ry !" A ll k id d in g aside, I need a n answ er. IRRITATED IN CLEVELAND DEAR IRRITATED! S im p ly because so m eo ne c a lls y o u r of­ fice does n o l o b lig a te y o u to re tu rn the c o ll. B u t u n le s s yo u c o n sid e r the p e rso n u p c * k o r su sp e ct that the c a lle r w a rn s to s o lic it y o u for a cau se to w h ic h y o u d o n o t cure to co n trib u te . It’s c o m m o n c o u rte s y to re tu rn tele pho ne c a lls — o r huve so m e ­ one In y o u r o ffice re tu rn them . DEAR ABBYi I read w ith a m u se m e n t a n d a m u ze m e n t the neg a tive c o m m e n ts yo u p rin te d rc g u rd ln g " T h e C h ild le s s C o u ­ p le ." I fin d It h urd to u n d e rsta n d h o w a n y o n e c o u ld t a k e It se rio u sly . 1 kn e w It us " M u s ln g s o f a F a th e r ,” re c o rd e d by Lo s A n g e le s d isc Jo ckey D ic k W hitlln g h lll. w ith the o rch e stra o f H illy V a u g h n . In c id e n ta lly , the lu b c l gives o n ly th e m u s ic co m p o se r, B illy V u u g h u . cre dit. T h e w o rd s are by " A n o n . " T h e y e a r w as 1004. MADMAN MOSKOWITZ, SEATTLE DEAR MADMAN MOSKOWITZ: T lu in k s for es tn b lls h in g that " T h e C h ild le s s C o u p le " w as a ro u n d at least 3 0 y e a rs ago. M O VIELAN D Di>» in 322121 s hopAm i ►Nry 17-K. S*rfo4 NAKEDGUN331/3 El 7*0 BLUE CHIPS 0 S 1 9:05 S a n fo rd H e ra ld Is a proud member of the "Welcome Wagon" Family In Seminole County If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford 323-5265 Lake Mary 321-6660 Longwood- 869-8612 or 774-1231 Winter Springs 777-3370 Altamonte 339-4468 Casselberry 695-7974 Oviedo 695-3819 Or Anyllme Day Or Night Call 646-9644 mewm, �4B - Sanloid Hotald, Sanford, Florida • Monday, March 21, 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F l l . N u m ber H I N C P IN R E EST A T E O F M IL D R E D P JE T T , Deceased N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N Th e a d m in is t r a tio n o f lh* > ilal> o l M I L D R E D P J E T T , il t C M i t d , F ll* N u m b tf *4 10* C P . I l p en d in g In lh« C ir c u it C o u r t lo r S e m in o le County, F lo rid * , Pro b a te D iv i­ sion. the «ddr*t* ol w h ich II P o l l O lllc * D ra w e r C. Sanford. F L 32771. Th* n i m t l * n d addresses ol Hu* p * rio n « l rtp r* te n ta tiv e «nd III* p * rio n * l rr p re s e n le tlv e 's *tlorn « y * r* Ml forth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SO N S A R E N O T I F I E D T H A T A ll p e r to n t on w h om I h ll n o lle * It M rv * d who h*v* ot> je c llo n t th * l ch allen g e lh* v a lid ity o l th* w ill, lh* q u a lifica tio n s o l lh* personal rep resen tative, vtn u *. o r | u rlid lc llo n o l I h ll C o u rl * r* req u ired lo III* th eir o b j e c t io n s w it h I h l l C o u r t W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH REE MONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y O A Y S A F T E R TH E D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N THEM A ll c r e d ito r! o l th* decedent and other p e rto n t h a v in g c la im * or d a m a n d l a g e ln tt d * c* d * n l'l * ll* l* on w hom a copy ot this nolle* I* M rv e d w ith in lhr*a m onth* a lte r lh* data o l tha l i n t p u b lic a tio n ot t h ll n o llca m u lt Ilia Ih a lr c la lm i w ith t h li C ourt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE D A T E OF S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N THEM . 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P la ln tllf, D R . M I C H A E L W G IN S T O C K , Defendant, N O T IC E O F H E A R I N O TO: K E N N E T H B E N J A M I N Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D Itial a M o tio n lo r C ou rt O rd e re d S a il! taction o l Ju d g m a n t ha* been tile d a g a lm t you w ith re g a rd to your ludgm ant lla n o l th* fo llo w ­ in g p r o p a r t y In S t m ln o l * County. F lo rid a : L o l 1 (le t* th* E a t t t r ly 10 laat tharaot) and L o t 1 ( I a n lh* W a ita rly S la a t tharaot), B lo c k *3. S A N L A N D O . T H E S U B U R B B E A U T I F U L . P A L M S P R IN O S S E C T IO N , a cc o rd in g to tha p la t tharaot a t record ed In P la t Book 3. Pag** U \ l , M , *7 and *S. P u b lic R t c o r d i o f S a m ln o l* County, F lo r id a A h a a rln g on M i d m otion I* scheduled to r Th u red ay, A p r il 71. IH * t:0C p m. Ot th# S a m i not* Cou n ty C o u rth o u M . Room S 101, S an lord. F lo rid a , bafor* th# H on or*01* F re d e ric M . 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IH * a l 7.00 p m . o r a* toon a t p o ttlb l* the re a d e r, to to n tid e r a re q u e tt fro m M e D o n a ld 'i C o r­ p o ra tio n for o v a ria n c e lo C h a p ta r t s i O il A H * ) L a k * M a r y Cod* ot O rd ln a n c o t to a llo w rea d er boa rd w ith ch a n g ea ble co p y on th* ground itg n lo ca ted a l *110 W e tt L a k e M a r y Bowl* v a r d m o re p a r t ic u l a r ly d tt c r ib a d a ilo ilo w i: L o t 1. P la t o l Su n B a n k P ro p e rty , P la t Book 1*. page 37 p u b lic r t c o r d i o l S o m ln o l* County, F lo rid a . Tha P u b lic H a a rln g w ill be h eld In th* C ity C a m m lte to n C h am ber* at IU0 N o rth C o u n try C lu b Rood, L a k * M a r y . The P u b lic I* Invited to atten d and be h eard . S a id h a a rln g m a y continue fro m tlm * to tim e u n lit a lln a l a ction It m ad* b y the P la n n in g a n d Zoning B oard. N O TE; PERSONS ARE A O V I S S D THAT A T A P E D R E C O R D O F T H IS M E E T I N O IS M A D E B Y T H E C I T Y F O R IT S C O N V E N I E N C E . T H IS RECO RD M A Y NOT CON­ S T IT U T E A N A D E Q U A T E R E ­ CO RD FOR PU R PO S E S OF A P P E A L F R O M A D E C IS IO N M A D E B Y T H E C IT Y . A N Y P E R S O N W I S H I N G TO E N SURE THAT AN AD EQ UATE R EC O R D OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A I N T A I N E D F O R A P P E L L A T E P U R P O S E S IS A O V I S E O TO M A K E T H E NECESSARY ARR AN G E­ M E N T S A T H IS O R H E R O W N E X P E N S E . P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G A S S IS T A N C E TO P A R T IC I­ P 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 TACT T H E C IT Y A D A C O O R D I N A T O R A T L E A S T *1 H O U R S IN A O V A N C E O P T H E M E E T I N G A T (*07)H *JW *. C IT Y O F L A K E M A R Y , F L O R I0 A C a ro l F u lle r , C ity C le rk O A T B D : M a r c h 1 7,1H4 P U B L IS H : M a r c h ll. lH * DEPW 7 N O T IC E O F P U B LIC S A L E P u n u a n t to F lo rid a Statut**. S e ll Storage F a c ilit y A c t, SacHorn SJ «0e and 13 (OT on M a rc h 77, TH* a l *10-oo a m . at Lock Sate, Inc., 3 * » W JJlh Street. S an lord. F L UTT1, le u o r w ill conduct e p u b lic le i* w ith re M r v * ,1a th* h lg h e it bid d e r for c a th e l th* c o n le n li ot th* follow in g (pace num ber*: I0> D ia n a C lie n t ITS O llb e rl B ry a n t TO* R o bert Daniel* TIT G len n A rn e lf* III 71* M a r y E . Cooper 731 G len n A rn e y 317 D enn is K B eg ley 7*3 W lllle m C a rlo ck 331 D t n n lt H o u M 303 Sun M is t C orp 314 M ic k le C. Shedd 317 V e lm a W illia m * 373 K en L e ch a p e ll* 37t J e n n ife r E n tln g h 3**M ic h a e l R ice 3 M R o b e rt F e rre ll *0( P I C A C o rp o ra tio n ITS S y lv ie Bod Ivon 710 J e n m n g i M . 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F L O R ID A • R O B A T E O IV I I I O N Hit* H u m b e rt* 13* C P IN R E : ESTATE OF A N N M . D IT T M E R O ec* *M d N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N Th e a d m ln lit r a llo n o t th a a il* ! * o l A N N M D I T T M E R . d o c e a it d , F ll* N u m b e r 7* 117 C P . l i pending In the C ir c u it C o u rt lo r S e m in o le County, F lo rid * . P ro b a le D M lio n , th* a d d r t u o l w h ic h l i S o m ln o l* C o u n ty C o u rth o u M , S a n fo rd , F lo r id a 31771 The n a m e t and a d d r e iM i ot th* per ton* I rep resen ta tive an d the p e r io n a l r e p r e t e n la llv e 'i at tor ney a r t M t lo rth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SONS A R E N O T I F I E O T H A T A ll p e r to n t on w h om Ihl* n otice It M rv e d who h ave ob le c tio n i that ch allen g e lh * v a lid ity o l lh* w ill, th* q u a lific a tio n ! of lh* p a rto n a l r e p r tM n la liv * / venue, o r |u rltd lc lto n o l thl* C ou rt a r t re q u ire d lo fll* I h tlr o b je c t io n * w it h t h u C o u r l W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M ONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE D A T E OF S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N THEM . A ll cre d ito r* o l th* decedent an d other p e rto n t h a vin g c la lm i o r d a m a n d l a g a lm t d t c a d t n t 'i a ita ta on w hom a copy ot t h li nolle* I l M rv e d w ith in three m onth* a lte r th* d e l* of th* l i n t p u b lica tio n o l thle n otice m u tt fll* th a lr c la lm i w ith t h li Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M ONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R TH E D A T E OF S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N THEM . A ll o lh a r c r a d llo r i o l lh * decadent an d per to m h aving c la lm i o r d a m a n d l a g a lm t th* d e c e d e n t'i m a t e m u lt file their c la im s w ith t h li c o u rl W IT H IN T H R E E M O NTH S A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S . O E M A N D S A N D O B J E C T I O N S N O T SO F IL E O W ILL B E F O R E V E R BARRED Th* da l* o l the t i n t p u b lic* tlon Of I h ll N o lle * It M a rc h 14. Iff* P er ton* I R e p reten ta tiv * D A N A S CO TT C A L L A N ) I ( N . S u n M t D riv e C a iM lb e r r y . F L 1770/ A tte m e y lo r P e rso n a l R t p r e tt n la llv * : L W .C CA R R IR O L L . J R . E S Q U IR E LAW REN CE W C ARR O LL. JR . PA. 300 E. A lta m o n te Or . 1700 A lta m o n te Spring*. F L 77/01 Telephone (*07> 7*0 3311 F lo rid a B a r N o 071*3* P u b b th : M a r r h I*. I t . Iff* O E P (3 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T IN A N D P O R S E M IN O L B C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C A S E H O .n - m -C A - M - K 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 I D A t/ k / a A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L U A N K O F F L O R ID A . P la ln lllf , v t. R O B E R T E. BRO W N. SR . at T r u it t * un der t n unrecorded T r u lt A greem en t dated J u ly e. IH 3, R O B E R T E B R O W N . 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T h e p re m is e w ill he In s ig n ific a n t a n d triv ia l, so m e n d the In fractio n Im m c d la tc 'y . PISCES (Fell. 2 0 M irc h 20) S o m e o n e fo r w h o m y o u h ave c o n s id e ra b le respect m ig h t offer y o u so m e c o n s tru c tiv e a d v ise tod ay. Y o u m a y r.ut he a b le to use It a ll. hut t 'y to u tiliz e as m u c h o f It a s yo u cu n . C o p y r ig h t 10 01 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E ASSN . by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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/. 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