24 10 308 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/477a07efb55a3516ec454458b9c7ceb6.pdf 639a8f8ef6583606e0ee6ef9205c9bee PDF Text Text February THURSDAY 17, 1994 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1008 86th Yoar. No. 155 - Sanford. Florida Museum to reopen NEW S DIGEST INSIDE □ S p o rts Greyhounds, Rams forge ahead Tht* Lyman Greyhound* and Luke Man* Hama won their llrstm um l Kami's In thr 5A Di*trl< t -t Ixiys" l>.i*k<-tb.ill tournament ami will play In Kndav night'tsemlfInals at l.ytnau High School S e c P a g e IB □ P e o p le DAR presents history awards Salllr llurrinnu Chapter Daughter* ul the American H r\nlutlou recently presented award* to Seminole County students lor essays they wrote on American history. These winners nre now eligible lor state com|>cili|on. See Page 3B. BRIEFS Dodd gets another hearing SANFORD - Arthur C. Dodd. -12. of Long wood, ts scheduled to tie hack in court loduy. Dodd has been arrested tw lre In co n n e c tio n with sexual battery on a woman, and sexual acts p e r f o r m e d on a 17-year-old Longwood Police Sgl. Ja y Miller said m any Arthur C. Oodd |>roplr were concerned yesterday when Dodd made his llrst appearance in Seminole County Court. "People were upset." he said. "T h e y w r r r asking me why the Judge (Alvol had said therr was no probable cause, and we could hold him lor only 2-1 hours." Miller continued. "But we only presented the haste facts In the casr yesterday, lie ts scheduled to Ik - liack In court today when we hope to have the lu ll details ready fur presentation to Ihe Judge." Dodd was originally arrested Feb. H after police reported finding hundreds of photographs and video tapes of women at Drxld's olflee, a travel service In Longwood Show case for Sanford history closed.for expansion in ‘92 By NICK PFEIFAUF Horald Staff Wrltor SA N FO H D — Renamed and wllh a facelift, the Sanford Museum. 520 E. First Street. Is reopening after lietng closed for construction since October. 1002. The enlargement ol Ihe building, at a total coat of 6121,557, has doubled the size of the exhibit spate and added some new ufner and meeting areas. Th e public Is tiring invited to an o |m*ii house on the official grand opening dav of Sunday. Feb. 27 Mayor Bctlyc Smith Is scheduled to Ire on hand for the official opening at 2 p m. The museum will lie o|>rn until 5 p m on that day. Money u v il In the project is a combination of flounces fmin government entitles and private donations The largest ts $240,000 from the Sydney O. Chase family. Other money Includes that from the Historical Society. Tourist Devel­ opment Council. City of Sanford, and others. Plans for the enlargement have actually been underway for almost two years. Progress was stalled lor a n u m b e r of m onths when a See Museum. Page 2A Teen dies after being struck O V IE D O — William Todd Sparks. 13. of Hoyulwood Lane In Oviedo, died Monday following u bicycle accident. T h r young man was crossing Alexandria Avenue at State Road 434 when he was struck by u ear H r had l>crn airlifted to Orlando Regional Medlral Center to I k - treated for his Injuries lloxpltul nlllclals said he died a short lime after he arrived ut the hospital us u result of his Injuries. Fro m staff reports INDEX Bridge.......... Classlflsda.. ......4B,5B 8B Crottw ord.............. 80 DiAf * nsB ihi...... ............ fl A ,,,,,••...•88 Dr. Doll Editorial...... Vlnrlrfi...... . .1B. Rainy and warm 4 4 A i r * Mostly cloudy and h r r e / y w ith ra in likely. High In lltc low 70s. Wind east 15 mph and gusty Huln chance 60 per­ cent. For mora waathar, aaa Page 2A 9 ra.bb.to Tho Sanlord Museum this year has already been the recipient of the city's Beautification Award by Ihe Sconlc Improvement Board Update on Sanford police Lawyers hired for union negotiations By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Stall Writer SA N FO H D - An Orlando based law firm Is Itelng hired to represent the City of Sanford In union negotia­ tions Wllh (MilIce T h e move is the result of M o n d ay's vote which places the majority nl thr (Killer department under the Jurisdiction of the Fraternal Order of Police, (FOP). With City Manager Hill Simmons' rreom m r tidal ton. the commission unanimously approved the hiring nf Muller Mint/ and Kornrcleh to serve as chief negotiator. Others will serve on behalf of the city. Including a person assigned by Ihe chief of (H ille r a n d m e m b e r s of Ih e See Union. Page SA C ops go high tech By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Sanford police crim ­ inal Investigations are about to move Into thr 21st century with the city's approval for purrhase of a new vldco/computer Imaging sys­ tem. W ith a detailed written request, plus Input from Poller Chief Ralph Russell and Com m ander Dennis Whitmire during a work session Monday night, the cliy commission agreed to nllow the purchase. During Ihe formal meeting later Monday evening, ihe commission­ ers gave a unanim ous vole of upprovul for the purrhase Money Is to come from the Law Enforcement See Computers. Page BA Local man brings home the gold ■ » BUSAN WINNER Herald Correspondent Neighborhood W atch meeting S A N FO H D — M L "S on n y" Habom Is urging residents to gather for a nrlghborhiMMl watch meeting. Th e arra over which he ts concerned Is from 14th in 20th Streets, and between Oak and Laurel avenues. _ "W e are having serious problems In our a rra." Hubert) said. "O ne of the neighbors was recently robbed ut gun jiolnt. and our homes urr continually being violated." Th e head of the neighborhood watch group for that area passed away lust ycur. and Ha born said he wants to get It reorganized again Me lias called the meeting at Ills home. 214 W. 15th Street, for Sunday. Feb. 20. beginning at 5 p m . "A re we going to Ire prisoners In our own homes?" he asked. "Let's block the stum from our neighborhood. Together, we can do it all." Haborn Is a former Sanford City Commission­ er. serving for two Iro n s from 1060 until I960. He was also mayor for a brief period. JT f t.* Z 1 Hh i U Photo 0, h u i i W tow Special Olympics Qold medalist Billy Chandlvr. With all Ihe publicity and conver­ sation right now about the O ly m ­ pics. one might b rltrv r IPs only the people from othr arcus that win the ntcdnls. What are thr ehanres of knowing an Olym pian winner, up close and personul? Well. Sanford bus Its own Gold Medal O lym plr celebrity. B illy Chandler, a resident of Sanford since 1966. brought home the gold, competing In the state's Special Olympics In 1993. Not only does he sport Ills gold medal around Ills neck, but the piano In hts home holds at least 13 trophies earned front 1985 to 1991. Bowling Is Ills specialty. Billy was part of a group of bowlers, along with Shan Te rry . Antrlla Ruber and Karen Rogers, who were his teammates. Billy was born In 1964 on a military base In California. His mother. Dorothy Chandler, said. "M a yn y ww om were d e d live e live rin "M an om enen were rin gg babies ut seven months Instead of n in e -m o n th t e r m s ." she said. "Th e re was such a rash of pre­ mature babies. At the lime w r didn't know w hy. Later w r learned that thr area wus drslgnulrd for missile trstlng and thut may have tiern a contributing factor." Billy wus diagnosed as having c e re b r a l p a ls y , q u a d r ip le g ic , spastic, legally blind and w llh a com m unication* problem. These handicaps never stopped Ills deter­ mination to do what he enjoyed. Being 3.000 miles away (m m family wus hard for Dorothy so In 1966. she and Billy moved to Sanford. Going through a divorce uddrd to burdens, but being a fighter, she kept plugging away. "M y In-laws and others said Just put him In an Institution and forget about h im ." said Dorothy. "M y parents were the pillar of support that kept me going and they backed me In whatever came our w ay.” Dorothy had read an article In Chandler.Pag* Page8A BA G GSee B e « Chandler. County may give back sewage treatment plan' n . J. i MARK M i n i BARFIELD lu n n r i n By B m r U* Senior Stall Wrltor________________ ________________ SA N FO R D - Seminole County officials may give (Kick a sewage treatment plant they bought from developer Jam es Hickman four years ago and pay 823.500 in hack rent to back out of a soured deal. Public Works Director l.arry Sellers said Tuesday he Is awaiting a signed agreement from Hickm an before taking the offer to county commissioners far their OK. Sellers said Ihe deal Is the cheapest way out for Ihe county. "W e're going to save money liecause we'd have to go In and take It dow n ." said Sellers. "We figured It'd take county personnel and equipment seven In 10 days to do It. We don't want It. It's un obsolete plant with no value." Th e lease arrangement between Ihe county and Hickman began In Jun e 1989 when commission­ ers agreed to buy U k c Monroe Utilities from him for 81.2 million. Th e deal Included the 17 year-old water and sewage treatment facility, the vnluablr service area, a half-acre uud u lease to the four acres where the sewage treatment plant and settling (Kinds were located. Under Ihe lease. Ihe county agreed to pay 81 for the first year, then $16,000 yearly thereafter. Jim Bible, tlie former deputy county manager who engineered Ihe deal, said* the county Intended to operate the larlllty for a year or two until thr Ynnkrc latkr sewage treatment plant became operative, then demolish It and divert It's wastewater to Yankee Luke. The county operated Ihe facility until 1991. when a pump station hulll there diverted the raw sewage to the c o u n ty G re e n w o o d Lakes wastewater facility. Th e Yankee Lake facility was delayed by design changes and permitting problems and was not started until early 1992. Yunkcc Lake was chut down several weeks later lieenuse there wasn't enough sewage available for The future ol thla sewage treatment plant la uncertain. It to function properly. Sellers said uftcr the Lake Monroe area sewuge was diverted to G rrrn w o o d U k c s and the sewage plant shut down. Hickman was notified the county wus terminating Ihe lease and slopping Ihe unnual payments. County records show lllckinan was notified April 17. 1992 lltc lease would lie terminated on J u ly 23. 1992. Sellers said Hickman first tried to claim the facility was his. then asserted It was Ihe county's property, so It should tic removed from his property. H «»td bholo by Tommy Vincent Discussions continued and ultimately, the county olflelals tentatively agreed lust November to puy the hark rent and turn over the sewage treatment plan! to Hickman. Sellers said the facility cun't lie used or moved, so must be removed. Hickm an's attorney. Sid Vlhlcn III. could not tie reached. Under the terms of the draft agreement, on flic In Ihe county uttorncys office. Ihe county will pay 823.500 for Ihe period of J u ly 24. 1992 to Dee. C Bee Sewage. Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322 2611 I �f* 7A - Siinfoid Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, February 17, 1994 NEWS PROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Parent altercation turned positive By VICKI DeSORMIBR Sextons indicted on m urder charges Horald Stall Writer T A M P A — A father and son of an Ohio family, which hus hern cut.muled In a legal web of charges ranging from child abuse to m urder, have been Indicted for killing a relative. fiddle Lee Sexton S r , 51, and William Lee Sexton. 23. were Indicted Wednesday for the first-degree nf Joel Good. 23. who was strangled last month and burled Little Manatee Klvcr Recreational Area In southern Hillsborough County. Good was married to Eddie Sexton's daughter. Estella M. “ Pixie” Good. 24. She also Is under arrest In the death of her 9-m onth-old son. Skipper Good. Estella Good appeared before the Hillsborough County grand Jury but was not Indicted Prosecutor Ron Hanes said charges against her arc pending. Another brother. Charles Sexton. 18, of Canton. Ohio, nlso testified before the grand Jury. He gave Information leading to the burled bodies of Joel Good and the Infant, who was found ai Hillsborough River Slate Park. S A N FO R D - W hen kids get Into a light at school, teachers a n J administrators know how to deal with It. Hut what can they do when parents go after one another? On Wednesday afternoon, the mothers ol two of the students at Pine Crest Elemrntary School exchanged words as they were going to pick their youngsters up nnd they ettded up Involved In a physical altercation. “ All we ran do Is look for the |>oslt!vr aspect In all of this." said assistant principal Dr. Hob Leldner. "W e have to let the children know that this kind of thing happens, but It's not the right way lo resolve an argum ent." Leldner said the light occurred al about 1:10 Wednesday afternoon. Just as students were gelling out of school. It happened across 27th Street from the school and. alerted by the school crossing guard, he had crossed over to see what was hup|x*ntug. lie said the combatants were “ rolling on the ground." Girl attacks bus attendant T IT U S V IL L E — A 13-year-old girl from a youth Institution attacked and threatened to kill a bus attendant after the wom an refused to give her a good behavior stamp. Police said the girl assaulted Devcreux Hospital and Children's Center bus attendant Hetty Sells. 51. after Sells told the girl she could not have the stamp because she had misbehaved. T h e bus driver. Geraldine Jones. 04. and a second attendant. Beatrice Starkes. 43. tried to restrain the girl, said Titusville police spokesman J a y Cullen said. Hut police say the girl pulled hair out of Sells' head and threw It In her face, then grabbed Jones' halrnnd scratched her face. Jones broke free and ran to a nearby police substation. Cullen said. Senate panel defeats birth control bonus T A L L A H A S S E E — A Senate panel defeated a proposal to give welfare women who have a Norplant Implant an extra SlOO a month. But before the Crim inal Justice Committee rejected the tdra Wednesday. It made the proposal more evenhanded: Men more thun $5,000 behind on child support payments to welfare mothers could get 75 percent of the debt waived If they undergo vusectomles. "If It's good for women. It ought to be good for m e n ." Sen. Patricia Grogan said. From Associated Prow report# Museum C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A 9- i of H enry S. S a n fo rd 's wife. Sanford's daughter Carola gave controversy arose over the physical appearance of the the city her father's library' of 19th century books, m any of his front exterior of the building. household furnishings, and his T h e disagreement concerned whether It should be a Mediter­ p ap e rs w h ich n u m b e r over ranean Revival style structure, 55,000 Items and encompass his or more in fitting w ith the experience as a lawyer, diplo­ mat. and businessman. historic nature of some of San­ As u historical note, ft Is In ford's downtown area. honor of Carols that the lake at The Mediterranean was even­ the rear of the m useum was tually selected, and the work named Lake Carola. continued. Clarke commented. " O u r new Late last year, with construc­ museum now contains a large tion nearing conclusion, the gallery which will exhibit the Sanford C ity Commission agreed history of Sanford from ancient to allow u renam ing of the lim e s to the p re s e n t." She museum. Originally known as added. "T h e exhibit housed In the H e n ry S h e lto n Sanford the Chase gallery will be chang­ Museum and Library- H is now ing as (he museum's collection called Sanford Museum. grow s." There are however, several T h e museum's regular hours specific areas which have been of operation beghlnnlng March I given individual names such as will be 1) a m. until 4 p m . the Chase gallery. In honor of Tuesday through Friday, and 2 the major benefactor. p.m . until 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. Th e Sanford Museum Is a Appointments for special lours division of the Recreation and m ay be arranged. Parks Deartmcnt of the City of "A s a special event," Clarke Sanford. Alecia Clarke Is the said. *‘wc will also be open both Museum Director and Curator. Saturday and Sunday on March Clarke explained. " T h e San­ 5th and Oth during the unnual ford M useum 's goals are to St. Jo hns River Festival which perpetuate the mem ory of Henry w ill be held nearby at Fort Shelton Sanford, for whom the ! Mellon Park." city Is named, and to collect and Fo r those two days, hours will exhibit artifacts and archival be noon until 4 p.m. on the 5th. material which reflect the histo­ and noon until4 :30 o n the Oth. ry of the city." For information pertaining to T h e original m useum was Ihe Sanford M useum , phone built In 1957 to fulfill the wishes 330-5698. LOTTERY M IAM I - Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday In Vie Florida Lot­ tery: Fantasy 5 23-4-17-19-25 CashS 8 - 0-2 S a n ib rd H e ra ld Thursday. February 17, 1994 Vol. 86. No 155 Pubitahad Daily and Sunday, aitapi Saturday by Tha Sanlord Maraid. Inc 100 N Fronch Avo . Sanlord, Fla 11/71 SacondClaaa Poslaga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing efScaa. POSTMASTER: l a d oddrooa changoa la THE SANFORD HERALD. P.O. Boa 1BS7. Sanlord. FL NTTS-ISST. hotion Ralot (Oadyr $ A aSunday) Horn Dotvary SUonlTM IISJO 1 Yaar MaS *1400 art oo Florida Ra aidants mini pay T V salas tat in addition to ratao abora Phona (407) 722 2*11 r ( W e h a v e to let t h e children know that this kind of thing happens, but it’s not the right way to resolve an argument. J -D r. Bob Leldner "F ro m a distance. 1 llmught they were kids, bul us I got closer I saw they were adults and 1 called back for someone to call the police." he said. " I (old I he ladles I hat they should break It up because Hie {Miller had been called." He said the {Milter arrived "almost Im m e­ diately" and the women went on their way. According to Sanford Police, no arrests were made In the Incident. One of the mothers is a member of the school's P TA Imm rd. t.cidnrr said, and lie said he was not familiar with the other w om an, but knew that she was the {Mrrnt of one nf the students Leldner said Ihr families tune "had some problems in the past" bul nothing had ever erupted on or near campus before. The students at the school w trr aim// over Ihe Incident this morning. Leldner said “ It was making Us way through the grapevine this m orning." he said, "so we decided to make the best of It." A memo was prepared for the students mid teachers that explained what really happened, as the students had begun to embellish the details of the event. The teachers were given Instructions on how to answer the questions that the students might have. "A n d wc wanted to make a lesson mil of this." Leldner said. "W e are telling the kids that this Is not the way to resolve problems and that when yon do get into lights authorities have lo he called. In this case, unfortunately. It was the police, who were called." Leldner said that Ihe students are being given some Instruction on conflict resolution techniques this morning. Leldner said. Yesterday afternoon's fight is being held up as an example of what not to do, he added Clinic focus of protests, court ruling, legislation By IKE FLORES Associated Press Writer_________ M ELB O U R N E - Th e modest house doesn't look much dif­ ferent from Its neighbors along D ix ie L a n e e x c e p t for Its extended driveway ami pavrtl {larking area to Ih r side of the from door. F o r 17 y e a rs, ihe A w are Woman Center for Choice In Melbourne has served thousands of women who decided lo termi­ nate thrtr pregnancies through a lion ion. And for 17 yntrs. It lias been the target of ministers' sermons, ungry pickets, zealots who have threatened doctors and staff and destroyed property — and people of faith and conviction who walk In sllrnl protest or kneel and pray on the sldeuitlk In front. Herald Phetaa by Tm Leaders in the com m unity Mother Blanch# Bell Weaver, above, director ol Rescue Outreach Mission. West l3lh Street. Sanlord, a cce p te d Ihe Sem inole County commission's proclamation ol Black History Month trom commissioner Carlton Henley as oommisilonars Pal Wanes and Olck Vsq Dor Wotrto took*'on. African-American business leaders, belong, were presented copies Oftfie proclamation by Ihe Seminole County Com­ mission during Its regular meeting recently. Those honored Included, from left lo right. Francina Dubose. Seminole county employeo. Now. Aware Woman clinic Is a major focus In a different battle ' — In the Florida Legislature. Hie U .S . Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court Abortion practitioners such as Aware Woman owner Patricia Wtndlc. and tlirlr supporters nut'll as traders nf (he National Organization for Women, appear to have convinced doubters that elements of the anti-abortion m ovem ent threaten society's laws as well as clinics, patients and doctors. u i, Vincent the Rev Bobby Player, pastor of New Ml. Calvary M. B Church, Sanlord; Mother Blanche Beil Weaver, director of Rescue Outreach Mission, Sanford; Dr^ H. D. Rucker, pastor of First Shiloh M B Church, Sanlord, Regina Reaves. E-911 technician Tor Seminole County Public Safety, Emory and Gladys Grown, owners ol E. * G. Apartments, Midway; Belly and Freddie Robinson, owners of Robinson's Plumbing, Sanford; Eunice Wilson, owner of Wllson-Elchelberger Mortuary. Inc., Sanford, and Gall Chisolm. Seminole county employee The clinic owners, feminists and grassroots defense groups are for once on Ihe offensive. T h e y have generated public awareness. "W c have worked for years lo get everyone lo understand Ihe seriousness, and the conspiracy. Involved with these aml-abortlon groups." W lndlc said. "F o r so long, we were unable lo convince people that II Is Ihe same leaders — nomadic rurpclbaggers — wbo arc simulta­ neously pulling th rlr dirty tricks nnd violence at dlnlcs across the country." T H E W E A TH E R LOCAL P O M C A S T ■XTKNDKD OUTLOOK T o d a y : Mostly c lo u d y and breezy with rain likely. High In the lower 70s. Wind cast 15 tnph a n d g u sty. Rain chance 60 percent. To n ig h t: Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain. Low In the upper 50s to lower 60s. W ind east 10 lo 15 m ph. F rid a y : Variable cloudiness and windy with a 3 0 percent chance of rain. High In the lower 70s. W ind east 20 m ph and gusty. Extended forecast: Saturday through Monday. Partly cloudy and warm with a chance of showers. Lows In Ihe 60s. Highs In the 80s. FLORIDA T IM PS City Da,*ena SaacS Ft Laud Beach Fort M n -t Gatflai.ille ngfnffiTfsg Jacktonvlite May Wait Lakeland Miami Ponvacola Laraiota Taliahauoo Tampa Vero Beach W Palm Reach Hi « 71 II M 47 *1 41 n Pel M .14 00 00 at n n rt at a 71 at at ra it 77 41 74 •7 75 ai as 14 IN 00 u n to oo eo 00 00 NATIONAL T I M M r TH UR SD AY Maty cldy 72-55 C FIR S T Feb. IB 9 LAST March 4 FRIDAY cldy 75-65 O FULL Feb. 2B -------------- S A TU R D A Y Ptiy cldy 78-58 SUNDAY Ptiy cldy 78-58 M A C H CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Wuves are 2-3 feel and chqipy. Current Is slightly lo the north w ith a water temperature of 6 2 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Wuves are 2-4 feet with a slight choppy. Current is lo H r north with a water lenqicrnUm' of 62 drgrers. MONDAY Ptiy cldy 78-58 TICKS STATISTICS F R ID A Y t T h r high le m perultire In Sanford Wednesday was 72 degrees and U r overnight low wus 59 as reported by Ihe University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research und Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for Ihe p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 a . in. Thu rsd ay, totalk-d .08 Inches. T h e temperature at 9 a.m. today was H3 degrees and Thursday's overnight tow was 60. as recorded by the Nullonal Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport SOLUNAR TA B L E : Min. 11:00 u .m .. 11:25 p .m ; MaJ. 4:50 n.m.. 5 :1 0 p.m . T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs, 11:45 u.m ., 2 00 .m .: lows. 5 :0 0 a .m ., 6:15 p.m.: ew Smyrna Beach: highs. 11 50 u.m.. 2:05 p .m .: lows. 5.05 ii.m .. 6:20 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: h i g h s . ----------a m .. 2:20 p.m.: lows, 5:20a.m .. 6c35 p.m . R NEW March 12 r f ■OATINQ S t. Augustine to Ju p ite r Inlet Sm all craft advisory. To nigh t: Wind northeusl to east 20 to 25 Ids. Seas 6 to 9 ft bul higher In the gulf strrum. Hay and Inland waters rough. R u in an d s c a tte r e d t h u n ­ derstorms. F riiliy: W ind northeasi 20 lo 30 kls Sous 7 lo 10 ll but much higher In Ihe gulf strrum . □Wednesday's high 74 □ Barometric pressure.30.21 Li Relative Humidity • a a * BO pet □ W in d s .....Northeast 10 mph ' 1Rainfall.....1.. .............. Trace C Sunset...................6:17 p.m. ' Sunrise...... - ......... 7:01 a.m. Temperature* Indicab prevtout day » h-ghandovernight b* tola m EST City Hi La Prc Otlk Anchorage 70 01 Of Atlanta at 47 edr Atlantic City ai tl Of Baltimore at 71 Of Billing* 14 74 Of Birmingham aa 77 cdy Bltmarck 41 10 Cdy Bout 11 10 cdy Bolton 77 14 Of Burlington.Vt 1) 01 Of Char Inton 1 C 14 10 Of Charleston. W Va 11 71 Of Charlotte, NC. 44 77 cdy Cheyenne 11 74 cdy Chicago 4J 14 cdy Cleveland 40 77 Of Concord N H M 04 Of Dal lot Ft Worth aa 4) Of Denver ar 70 Or Det Motnet u 77 Of Detroit » 71 Or Honolulu » 44 44 Of Houston 71 40 cdy Indianapoltk 44 70 cdy Jaction Ml** 41 77 Cdy Kenvoi City 44 47 cdy Lot Vegat 40 48 cdy Lillie Rock at 4} cdy Lot Angela* a* 17 a cdy Memphit at 74 Cdy Milwaukee 44 U cdy Mplt SI Paul 41 n Or Hath*ilia 47 N cdy New Or leant 44 <7 Or New York City 74 » Of Oklahoma City 47 74 cdy Omaha 44 14 rn Philadelphia 47 » Or F*hotnl» *0 40 cdy PIHlbuvgh 41 71 Of Portland.Maine It 01 Or 11 Lout* M 47 cdy Salt Lake City 14 41 %n Seattle 10 44 47 m Wathlngton.O C 4? 1* Of �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, February 17, 1994 - 3A Proposal for chemical castration A ttem p ted murder Sanford police arrested J o h n Charles DeFreeuw. 25. 3219 Sanford Avenue. The arrest report, released Monday, Indicated the Incident occurred on Feb. 3, when DeFreeuw reportedly Mruck u man In the head w ith a beer mug. In the 1700 block of W. Airport B lvd „ causing severe damage to his skull. DeFreeuw was charged with attempted m urder. A partm ent burglary Joseph Jerom e McGlblany. 30. 1200 W. 8 th Street, Sanford, wns located by Sanford police at an apartment on Landings Drive Saturday, lie was charged with loitering and prowling. |>ossrsalnn of burglary tools, und possession of drug parapher­ nalia. r r Traffic stops • Daniel Eugene Frlcke, 35. Sanford, w us arrested by Sanford police following a traffic stop Saturduy at 3rd Street and Laurel Avenue, lie wus charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license •Joseph Halley James. 37. 1508 Mellonvlllr Avenue, was stopped on S.K. *10 by sheriff's deputies S u n d a y. He was charged w ith driving with u suspended/revoked license, und having no drivers license. • Thom as K. Thompson. 30. 288 Warren Avenue. U n g wixk I. was stopped by lamgwood police on W urren Avenue Sunday. He was charged w ith driving w ith a suspended/revokrd license, obstruction by disguise, a n d attached lug not assigned. • Karl S Wilson. 38. 201 S. Maple Avenue, w as stopped by Sanford police on Airport B lvd .. following u traffic accident Saturday. H r was charged with being a habitual traffic offender. • David C la rk Kohler. J r .. 25. u88 Lake C o m o Drive. Lake Mary, was stopped by Lake Mary police S u n d a y . He wus charged w ith driving with a sus|>endrd/rrvoked license, and possession of cannabis, less than one gram Disturbance calls • James Edw ard Campbell. 31. 2320 Broadw ay, Sanford, was arrested Saturday by sherlfTs deputies In the 3500 block of S.K. -10. Deputies said he hud refused to leave a market when usked to do so. He was rharged with resisting un ofneer without violence. • Michael Klchard Myall. 22. 720 Cherokee C ircle . Sanford, was anes!ed by deputies walking along U.S. H ig h w a y 17-92 In Casselberry Sunday. He was churged with disorderly Intoxica­ tion. • Bert A n d re w Dickens. 23. with no local address, was anested following a reported fight with a man In a parking lot In the 2100 block of S. French Avenue. Sanford police charged him with disorderly conduct and battery. • John Marion McKinney. 20. 805 Elm Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police at Ills residence Sunday. He was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an ofneer without violence. • Darmlne A nth ony Sortanzo. 31. 316 W. 9 th Street, was arrested ny Sanford police following a light at a restaurant In the 2100 block of S. French A venue Sunday. He was charged with battery. Dom estic cases • Hattie O live r Hardy. 41. and Major Lawson. 5 0. both of 127 Bethune Circle, were utTested Saturday at their residence by Sanford police following an altercation. Each was charged with domestic violence, (hattcryl. • Hubert L u ym n n Moore, J r .. 31. whom Sanford police said refused to give an address, was arrested following a disturbance w ith u female In the 100 block of N. Bristol Circle Sunday. He wus charged with domestic violence. Ibatteryl. • Gilbert Correa. 27. 215 K uskln Street. Lake Mary, was arrested Sunday by Lake Mury pollre following a dispute with Ills wife. He was charged with domestic violence, (battery |. •Willie Choice. 44. 2408 S. Lake Avenue. Sanford, was arrested ut Ills residence by Sanford (wllce Sunday following un argument with his wife. He was charged w ith aggravated battery (domestic violence). Warrant arrests W. D. Jones. 43. 2580 Ridgewood, was arrested at his residence by Sanford police Saturday. He was w anted on a warrant for d rivin g with a suspended/revoked license. • Kenneth Leo Bunge. 20. of Oviedo, was extradited from Danville. Indiana to the John E . Polk Correctional Facility Saturday, lie wus wunlcd on three warrants, each for violation of parole on convictions of grand theft auto. • Jason Rebel Hendricks. 19. 218 Palm Place. Sunford. was arrested near the Plnecrest Elentcntury School S u n d a y. He was wanted on three separate warrants for violation of parole on previous convictions of attempted burglary, attempted rob­ bery. and dealing In stolen property. Incidents reported to th e sheriff • A vehicular burglary was reported Sunday In the 400 block of Sun Lake Circle near Lake Mary. 1300 In stcreo/CD equipment and $60 In compact discs were reportedly stolen, along with a reported $ 150 In dantuge done to the vehicle. • Tw o separate burglaries were reported S u n d a y at the Seminole C o u n ty Humane Society on County H o m e Road. Each Involved the theft of a dog. One reporl said a mixed pit bull. I-year old. was taken. The other report said a mixed-breed dog was stolen. T h e dogs were In a fenced com pound at the lime. . , • Over $400 In dart gninc equipment was reportedly stolen Sunday from a booth ut Flea W orld. 4311 S. Orlando Drive. Incidents reported to Sanford police • ♦800 In entertainment equipment was reportedly stolen Friday from a residence In the 1200 block of E. 4th Stteet. • A purse-snatching was reported In a parking lot Friday In the 3600 block of S. Orlando Drive. According to the report, a witness said the thief drove off In un older model B M W car. • A burglary was reported Sunday In an upartm ent at Seminole Gardens on W. 5lh Street. Drawers were rummaged, but nothing wus determined to be missing. $50 In dam age was reported to a w indow In the apartment. • A $300 cellular phone was reportedly stolen S u n d a y front an unlocked car parked In the 500 block of E. First Street. • Four separate thefts have been reported In un apartm ent In the 500 block of W . Airport Blvd.. between Feb. 7 a n d Feb. 10. A total of $15 In currency und * 40 In food Items u rc reported missing. .. . „ , • A burglary was reported Friday In the 2500 block of S. Oak Avenue. 8 1.500 In 50 dollar bills were reportedly taken. • A vehicle rc|>orted us stolen from a Deltona man was found by police Saturday In u |>arklng lot In the 2600 block of S. Orlando Drive. • 8400 In tools was reportedly stolen from a vehicle Saturday In a driveway of the 1900 block of Cedar Avenue. Double battery A Sanford m an reported two separate Incidents of being battered by another man T u -sday. Sanford police arrested Robert Janies H ulpln. 18. 240 Acorn Drive. Longwood. Police said he had approached a man In the 1300 block of Grovcvlew W ay and asked for a cigarette lighter. He then reported y pushed the man against a wall and left the area. Police “ Id he returned u short while later, and threw the man ° ‘ he «round. hitting him w ith his fist. Hulpln was located by police and arrested on two separate charges of battery. ■y ADAM VIOMANS Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Rapists on their sec­ ond conviction would face ’‘chemical'* castration under a measure proposed to deter violent sexual offenders, the bill's sponsor said. “ Imprisonment alone does not work." state Sen. Robert Wexlcr said. "Tw o-thirds of violent rapists are repeat offenders. We cannot build prison cells fust enough to hold these criminals behind bars for life. At a news conference Wednesday to discuss his proposal. W exlcr said the current system of punishm ent falls to protect women and children from violent sexual predators. W om en's groups, the Am ertran Civil Llberllcs Union nnd other opponents said they didn't believe that castrating violent sexual offenders would prevent them from com m itting other violent crimes. "If you castrate u person who Is prone to com m it sexual battery — whether It's physically or chemically — they'll Just use another weapon like a Ituscball bat or a broom stick or a bottle or an ax handle.” said Rep. Elaine Gordon. D-North Miami. " T h is Isn't going to reduce violence agalnsl wom en. It's Just going to change the use of what wrapon that Is used." Under Wexler's bill (SB 1984). Ihr slate would "chem ically" castrate rapists who are H a n d ic a p p e d m a n s u e s c o u n try c lu b By SANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Staff Wrltor LA K E M ARY A h a n d i­ capped m a n has filed suit ugulnst T lm u r u a n Golf and Country Club and Its manage­ m ent c la im in g he was u n ­ lawfully discriminated agalnsl during un Incident In Ju ly. comodatlons for handicapped persons other than parking lot spaces. F u rth e r, llo u te nvllle says In the suit he was told byemployees. " T h e y did not care how many legs the plaintiff had and that he was In follow the same rules as n o n -d lsu b lcd golfers or he would tie thrown off the golf course." James lloutenvllle surd the club claiming employees would not allow him to drive a golf cart off the designated paths and closer to the greens. An am ­ putee. Houtenvlllc made the requested so he didn't have to walk so far causing him pain. Named as defendants In the suit are Tlm uruan Inc. doing busi­ ness as T lm a c u u n Golf and Country Club and Golf Trust Management Services Inc. lloutenvllle claims the actions of the employees constituted unlawful discrimination under the Florida C ivil Rights Art of 1992. He claim s he suffered mental anguish und loss of dignity us the result of the July30 Incident, lloutenvllle Is not a member of the club but planned to use the course us a member of the general public. He Is seeking damages In excess of $ 15.000 Tlm acuan employees advised lloutenvllle. according to the suit, that they make no ac- T l m a c u a n a t t o r n e y P h il Kcldlsh said he could not com ­ ment because he had not been served with a copy of the suit. Cigarette smoke may endanger kids at restaurants l y TBRRI LA NO FORD Associated Press Writer H O U S TO N - Fast-food rrstau rants hire children with play­ grounds and special nteuls. but fall to protect them from sec­ ondhand clgurette smoke, the state's attorney general charges " E v e r y Informed Am erican knows that smoking kills. We know iliot It kills not only smokers but also people sur­ r o u n d e d b y s m o k e ." D a n Morales said Wednesday. He filed separate lawsuits Wednesday In state district court against McDonald's. K F C . Ta ro Bell. Long John Silver's Seafood Shops and Burger King, de­ manding that they either make ih e lr restaurants smokefree. cntllatc them belter or post .Igns warning of the dangers of secondhand smoke. In Te x a s, public sm oking Is s u e s are u s u a lly left tu municipalities, which Issue their own city ordlnuircs. T h e lawsuits d a lm It Is "false, misleading and deceptive" to suggest that t l r public Is pro­ tected by the creation of non­ smoking sections. Without sepa­ rate ventilation systems for the sections, secondhand smoke Is |ust recirculated In the restau­ rant. Morales sakl. Th e attorney general said he went to court nfter 18 months of discussions failed to bring about voluntary action by Ih r restau­ rants. Only three weeks ago. In a meeting with 17 state attorneys general In Washington. D.C.. Morales sit Id litigation wasn't necessary. Morales said he sued only fast-food restaurants becuusc "w e believe that where children are most at risk ... that's where our efforts shoukl begin." He said 25 percent of fast-food customers are children and 40 percent of the clialns' employees are under the ageof 18. T h e lawsuits seek court orders to force the chains to comply, and unspecified damages If Ihey don’t. Morales’ action took some of the chains by surprise. Burger King Corp. of Miami said Morales hud agreed In May 1993 not to six* It as long as discussions on the subcct con­ tinued. More than GOO Burger King restaurants In the U.S. Ituvc voluntarily banned smoking. Irvine. Calif.-bused Taco Bell Is testing smokefree arras In some stores, spokesw om an Ja n ls S m ith said Wednesday. S h r would not say where Ihey werr being tested. M c D o n a ld 's C o rp . of Oak Brook. III. said 2.200 McDonald's r e s t a u r a n t s a re a lr e a d y smokefree. Legal N o tic e s N O TIC I OF FICTITIOUS NAME No«i<* I* haraby given mat I am m g n « In al P O B o. MITOT. Lata Mary. FL I J S I kernmet*County. Florida undor Iha Fictitious Nama ot COLOR CHANGE IN TER N A TIO N A l . and mat I inland to register Mid nama with tna Division el Corporation*. Telia M u m . Florida, m accordance ■It •Ida Ficlilleut Nama Statute*. To w it: Section eats*. Florida Statute* It* I Dali Rhua Publish Fatruary tr, lata OEOIS1 N O T IC I OF PUBLICATION A OJ Char la* Ourant F It Jerry Rlchmon EdSHanry Wilton E IS Kathleen Reynolds Personal Preparty consisting at furniture. mattrataa*. tires, lam ps, drastert. clothing, electronics. Industrial eau'p ment. miscellaneous bo.os end other personal Item*, will be sold ai public auction m ac cordenca oith Florida Statutes. Sell Storage Facility Act Sac lions S) SOS and U S0» to Mllsty owners lion tor rants due The puOitc auction will In held on February tt. IMS 10 00 A M at the tolloning addratt AAA Security Storage >a]0W Airport Bird Santord. F L JT U I Publish February 10. IT. IMS D EO M convicted for a second violent sexual offense. Th e procedure would Involve the Injection of a hormone suppressant to reduce the production of testosterone. T h e chemical would dim inish violent, dcvlunl sexual behavior, said Wexler. D-Boca Raton. " T o clear up any confusion, there Is no bodily mutilation of the crim inal." he said. "Chemical castration Is the punishment that fits the crime of violent sexual attack, and the public Is demanding It." Offenders also would face prison lime and would receive counseling. Wexlcr said. More than 5,000 convicted sex offenders are In stale prison while thousands more have been releused early from prison, hr said. Midway man claims 3 others beat him By NICK PPKIPAUP Herald Staff Writer S A N FO R D — T w o men were arrested by sherlfTs deputies Tuesday In the Midway area. A third Is being sought In con­ nection with the heating of another man Deputies responding to a call regarding a disturbance on Randall Street, reported find­ ing a man on the ground who had apparently been beatrn. During questioning, the man said th re e men had approached him In u car. got out. and began beating him with a rolling pin nnd glass object. The man also told deputies that one of the men returned to the vehicle, got whut he believed was a 38 caliber handgun, and threatened to kill him. Deputies said the man was suffering from two lacerations Legal N otices UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION St/ll/M It Buice IGcAJtTATCHIiTMl St Dodge JfUBGiSO’ FZTOTfM II Ford iFABPO M XBTtm tt IT Plymouth JPtBAasKtHUOlltll TIValSt. UIHI8M0 IV W N 50 Pant lac TG iA G isR soa im o •* Pontiac tOlNEtsUIJCAHSH 04 Toyota JTTMXAlCitOOajOlt 51 Ford iFAR PnR iEKiieeie rivet* timtwTt Altamonte Towing IIT Marker SI All tog* Seta begins at IS: M A M View I hour prior Publish February IT. 1*04 oco iai UNCLAIM ED VEH IC LE AUCTION Removal ot the below da scribed rehiciee was conducted M compliance with F S TIJ TS No - . that Butch • Tawing will Mil Mid vehicles el Public Auction lor cash an February 10. is*4 at is 00 am. at nor W ut Street. Sanford Florida Wa ratarvo Iha right la withdraw Mid vehicle* trom Public Auc Hen 1ST* Ford 40 ID rSAatF IT4700 ItS4 Toy! 20 ID IJTTAW15CSG005*S4t 1SSI Char Van ID HGCEGJIHIBM J41» 1ST* Cadi 40 ID <404ISm * 1*41 Vehicle* may be .-owed one hour prior to t i e Saia* begin ai 10 00 am Publish February IT. IMS DEO IIT on the head and apparent trauma to Ills back. He was reportedly able to Identify the men for officers before Itelng transported to the Central Florida Regional Hospital for treatment. One. Identified as Ellis Rozell Staley. 20. 2471 Grecnway. was located at Ills residence and placed under arrest on charges of aggravated battery, use of a firearm In the com ­ mission of a felony, and bur­ glary. Th e second man wus re­ ported to be Lewis Thom as B o o n e J r . . 2 0 . of 2 5 5 0 Crawford Drive. He was also located at his residence and arrested on similar charges. Both were transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Fa­ cility where Ihey were Itelng held without bond. Th e third man. Identlfed on the arrest report us Jam es Lee. Is sttll being sought for ques­ tioning by deputies. Legal N o tice Legal N o tic e s NOTICE The District Board at Trustees ot Seminole Community Collage announces two special board meetings to which oil parson* or* Invited Oslo and Time Monday. Fab ruery :t 1S*4. 1 00 p m . tub|act la continuance Thursday. March 1. IFS*. l o t p n . tublect la coni mu NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notice Is hereby given Me Connell Towing will M il at Public Auction tor Mlvoga ter cash on demand to highest bidder. Iho following described vehicle* U N I I Chevy ZBLUNlBanst** M Pom IG IJU>T«>Gm *UT MKW IXK O O B S XlK nU ITO Place Mulli PurpoM Room 1 * *4 ltlua.nl Center! ■vwDCgtricvgmw to Vatks P urpoM Authariiattan at the M V 04 acquisition at reel property tor tNtlSIUlS* TS Ford an ootl cantor and other related S IIN outharliatlon* IBIBVUEXOOmiN A copy ot the agenda may be >1**4 obtained by writing to Eert S MChevy IGIAWS1RIJ4IIU0I Walden. President. Seminole Th* auction will be held it Community Col lag* I0S Weldon IT 00 pm on Mid dale* above Boulevard. Santerd. Florida McConnell Towing A Recover r XTTTJ. or by calling H I Mtd. 1000 Santard A n Sontord Fla e.tension T il and arranging tar HTTJ Prospective bidder* mar an agenda to bo mailed or Inspect vehicles on* hour prior available tor pic* up to Ml* Term* or* cash or Parson* or* advised trull. It certified funds McConnell they dec ids to appall any da Towing reserves the right to listen made at fh*M meat accept or reject any and an mgt hearings they will need a bids record at the proceedings and Publish: February IT. let. tor such purpose, they may need OCO Ut to Insure that a verbatim record ot lha proceedings Is moda. which record Includes m* tetH NOTICE many and evidence upon wMch Taylor s Towing will Mil at Public Auction on Fabruery j j the appeal Is to be bated per Section TMOIOt. Florida Slat it** at 10 00 a m. a isti 4 Door BuICk VIN IG IA M IS A FM IIT) ut*% Brown. FL Tog 4 KHVISJ and a Services wilt be available to 1*11 BuIck w ith the V IN participant! with tentory Im 104CW4SJJF 14101)1. 4 Door peirmentt it requeued at Nest Virginia LI cotim Plat* 4 XIM ITi one weak In advance Pieew Gray at >M Ring R d . Or Und, notify Dr Woldon. secretary *0 FL iha board, it thaw services are Publish Ftbruery IJ 14. IS. I*. IT. II. J0.JI.TJ. H. M l Publish February IT. IMS 0 E 0 III DEO MS Become A Successful Seller In One Easy Step Master C< You can get sales quick with the help of your Visa or MasterCard. Just call us at 322-2611 with your card number and expiration date, and we’ll be glad to help you write an ad that's a sure sell. S a n f o r d H e r a ld �4 A - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Thursday. February 17. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald WILLIAM A. RUSHER (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FR EN C H AVE.. SANFO RD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0003 Clinton takes A m erica into Bosnia Wayne 0 Ooyle, Publisher and Editor SUIkSCHlPTION HATE; 3 Months................................819 30 6 M onths...................................839.00 I Year ..................................... 878 00 Florida Residents must pay TX sales tax In addition to rales ebove. EDITORIALS W hat next for People’s Fireworks? Sieve Alford has been raising money for the J u ly -tlh fireworks display for the past four years. He has announced he no longer plans to undertake l i t project. Alford has been criticized by some people In the (>ast. and became Involved in a legal problem overpaym ent for the 1992 fireworks which fizzled and caused m any people to be disappointed. Last year however, an esthnnted 25,000 persons gathered at Fort Mellon Park to witness what was reported as the best display ever. All four years. Alford has accomplished what has amounted to an outaandlng Job In obtaining fireworks funds with very little help. A lth o ugi m any individuals and busi­ ness leaders assisted with donations, only a small handful of people actually helped him In seeking andfar collecting the money. Alford has a family and full-time Job. Perhaps the annual people's fireworks drives took too m uch of his time. We cannot blame him for relinquishing his time-consuming leadership role. Now however, the next qua tlo n Is, will someone else take the ball and run with it. or will Sanford no longer have a fireworks display for the 4th. Whoever tries to solicit funds for a display should know from the very start that It takes thousands of dollars. Alford has proven that It Is too big for one person or for even Just a few. It will take a large g ro u p with m any energetic fund-raisers to give Sanfcrd a 1994 Ju ly 4th fireworks event. Additionally. It Is not something which can wait until the last minute. Arrangements must be made as soon as posable In order to hire someone to detonate the rockets. Is anyone willing to undertake this project? Alford has ofTered to turn overall Information he has obtained during the past years, and lend assistance If asked. Th e people rf Sanford have two choices. Go somewhere else to sec the traditional J u ly 4th fireworks, or have a local organization dive Into this, which will require strong citizen support. Steve Alford started this. Who will continue It? LETTERS Storm the blockade /(*• the coat of health care atupld! O u r U.S. Representative Dan Miller simply Just docs not get il. T h e majority of Americans get It. We get less and less for more and more money. A ll Americans arc In jeopardy because private health Insurance no longer can be trusted to provide a safety net And the pcopfc who now have health insurance are the recipients of the outra­ geous statistics of unnecessary surgeries. Fraud, administrative waste, providers who refuse to iiolicc themselves, deceptive bookkeeping by hospitals. Inforimtlon hidden from the consumer to protect the providers, etc., adds to our Insecurity. M u k of us know the only way to straighten out tilts mess Is with federal mundules, cost controls, luncst Information about outcomes of medical care.and one system for all. Representable Miller’s comments on President Clinton's Stale of the Union sptcch reflect his brainwashing with Washington. D C .'s Republican politics and an Insulated, narrow and fearful view of change. Rather than trying to learn from his constituency the horrors of a heal lit care system in crisis, he prefers to play partlsm politics with Republican blockades. At a meeting In Tam pa. Ja n . 23. 1994. single payer advorutnt from all over Florida heard D r Samir N. Banodi. Professor of Health Policy and Management, aid Director of International Health Management Programs at the University of South Florida, give sane enlightening facts: Percentage-wise the United Stales 1s low In life expectancy and birth mortality rites. Is lowest In the num ber admitted to hospitals of any Industri­ alized nation. Is lowest In the number of hospltul days. Is lowest In the number rf contacts with doctors for consultation. Is lowest ki the num ber of prescription tin g s per capita, and by far, the most expensive ayalan In the world. O u r supposedy free market for profit should mean quality, lower prices, free choice due to competition. D U It Is more an act of skim ming for profils. Even die non-profit liospitala use their surpluses to eipand rather than reduce costs to consumers. D r. Oanoob concluded that the nega­ tive aspects of governm ent are not as negative os aspects of the private, free m arket. O u r Representative Dan Miller h a blockade to comprehensive health reform. S torm the blockade. Mary Dallnt Venice. Fla. Of nil the unfortunate aspects of President Clinton's decision to plunge this country Into a military opcrullon in Bosnia. (terhups the saddest Is that It took n television program to produce It. There was a time when American presidents and their diplomatic and m ilitary advisers weighed the options In a given situation, ndopled a policy. persuaded our allies to go along with It. and then If necessary brought the force of American arms to t>ear to achieve the desired result. T h e Gulf War Is only the latest example Insofar ns Bill Clinton ever had a policy on Bosnia. It was derived from Ids attacks on President Bush, during the campaign, for not doing enough to slop Serbian aggression Once in thr White House. Mr. Clinton sent Secretary of Stnte Christopher to Europe to line up our allies far "surgical air strikes" on the Serbs. But Warren Christopher got nowherr (an old habit of Ills), and Clinton settled Into a do-nothing mode, blaming the Europeans for his Inaction. H r was still In It. a couple of weeks ago. when CNN broadcast live coverage of the damage caused by u heavy mortar shell which landed In a Sarajevo marketplace, killing 6H people. Ten thousand people have died In Sarajevo during (he present civil war. without (rightly. In my opinion! moving Western governments to risk the lives of their own soldiers by Intervening mlllturtly. But the cor|>sr8. the bloodshed and thr screams of the wounded us recorded by CNN's cameras caused Just e n o u g h r e v u ls io n around the world to force Mr. Clinton and the Western govern­ ments to act. N A T O will bomb the Serbs If t h e y h a v e n ' t s la p p e d s h e l l i n g Sarajevo by Frb. 2 1. Th e actual bom b­ ing will hr carried o u t hy A m e ric a n planes, against thr advice of the entire A m e ric a n m ilita ry ^The world Is a establishm ent dirty place, and B o m b in g w ill a c ­ cruel and c o m p lis h n o th in g inexcusable permanent, hut may crimes are well lead to calls for commuted all I n t e r v e n t i o n by over it ail the N A T O ground forres time J (Including American troops) to c o u n te r the S e rb s ’ retaliatory ................. .......................... ... . 7 ^ . .................................... ..... * * . . . . •, - . . . . . •. . . • • • . '. * .. . ................................... g s . * . . ...................... . . . • • r — • . •. • • - i 71 * *. . . * • • • t • » '■AND MOW, HSWt \MTTHAN UPOATC OMTMC GLOBAL WARMNQ _A measures. Meanwhile, there Is the ever present danger that some unlucky U S. airman will lie shot down, captured, and either killed or dragged contemptuously through the streets of Serbcontrolled towns. Where In all this Is the American "vllal Interest." the existence of which lias always heretofore been required If American lives were to be put at risk? There simply is none. The world Is a dirty place, and cm cl and Inexcusable crimes are committed all over It all the time. 1 lie Idea that U Is the moral obligation of Ih r United Stairs to tKirge around putting an end to all such things • or at least those that CNN manages to cover live •• Is a positively grotesque substitute for a sensible foreign policy. T o cover themselves, thr perpetrators of this folly *- Messrs. Clinton and Christopher, our U N. Ambassador Madeleine Albright, etc. - have argued that, while no "vital Intrrrst" o( the United Stales Is at stake In Bosnia, we do have an "Interesl" ihcrr which somehow justlllrs American military Intervention. T h r truth Is that Mr. Clinton, having shot off his mouth most lll-advlacdly during the cam­ paign about what wc ought to do to the Serbs, later took refuge In the wise refusal o( our allies to help him do It. JOSEPH SPEAR Been slurred? Call PC hotline Day In aiul day out. the senses are pummeled with offensive slgtls and sounds. T h e airwaves throb with tnrtrrect music and names and words. Th e spertrum vibrates with aspersions and sluntWs and slurs. Perceptive people literally cannot tu rn around without having tirtr sensibilities assaulted. i ■ i Help the National Clearinghouse (nr Po­ litically Correct Stuff to purge the scourge of p o litic a l In c o r­ rectness When you encounter an Incor­ rect product, mi In ­ correct sign, an In­ correct cliche, call our hotline and re­ port It Immediately. Remember, only you can prevent hurt feel­ ings and preserve self-esteem. £ Remember, only T ills messugr Is ou can prevent provided by the peo­ urt feelings ple at Nlckplcks. and preserve Have a PC day, sell esteem. J Ricky: Hello, h this the National Clear­ inghouse fur Politi­ cally Correct StuflV PC Person: Yqi. Th e N-C-P-C-S. Nlckplcks. Ricky: Good. Listen, I heard that Ih r town of Longmont. Gilo., replaced ull their "Dead E n d " street slffia with "N o Outlet" signs because II offcriied the living to lie reminded of their mortality. But I think It's those who are no longer with us. thr dearly departed, who are being treated dlsparatJngly. PCP: We've been urging public officials to respect the terminally tnruivenlcnerd but nobody listens. W e'll keep trykig. Lucy: Il really got under my skin with the Bobbttt trials and the way the phulloccntrlc media kept using the word "penis" over and over like It's no problem. I n ra n . to same of us. that 1s a hot button word because In this patriarchal society, penis means privilege. So a legalized rapist was deprived of a body pari. You'd think t l r dirty rat had been de­ capitated. PCP: We tried repeatedly to get the media to d e s c rib e J o h n W a yn e B o b b itt as "phalllcally challenged." hut they Ignored us. Fred: Hey. PCcrs. I've get two for you. Know thut saying, "p ig In a pike"? Isn't that making fun of pigs or somnhlng? 1 mean, pigs are people, too. aren't they? And the other one ts litis phrase you Ira r ull the time -- "the opera ain't over till the fat Indy sings." Come on. Fal foks have rights. PCP: Superb suggesllons. Because of Ih r connotations of filth and muck that surround the word pig. lb use constitutes species torn, W c ought to say "anim al of tfrth in a poke." And the oh-so-cute fat lady thing Is clrurlv slzclsm. It should be changal to "the opera Isn't finished until the w rlg lt disadvantaged woinyn warbles." I changal the sings to wnrblcs for allilcrallon purposes, Pretty neat, huh? Ethel: I got a beef about Uirisinias songs. Th e y... PCP: Th e prilllrally correct prefrr "nondenominational h o lid a y." Ethel. But go ahead. Ethel: O K . well, what about "Frosty the Snow m an"? Isn't thut sexism? And "Ja c k Frost nipping at your nose"? Tliat Is perverse and probahly encourages non-conscnsual sex. PCP: W ell, " s n o w m a n " Is cle a rly a phallogeneric term ami shonkl he changed to snow person. And there's ro question that nipping at your nose would I r an Incident of Invited sexual attention. Prrttaps wc could get It changed to "Ja c k Frail, after asking and obtaining verbal consent, nipping at your nose." Foster: Shay, I'm really... urp... ticked off at mothers against d ru n k ... urp... d rivin g . Dninks're damn fine people. Urp. PCP: Surely they are. Foster. We’ll contact M AD D today aril ask them to change their name to Mottrra Against Chemically In ­ convenienced D ivers. Thanks for calling 11 to our attention. S M A R T IN S C H R A M Call for truce on health reform Th e President. RE: How to Cure Your Ailing Health Reform Strategy. It's now painfully clear: Yo ur W hite House tram has entangled you in a combative campaign for health reform thut uppears to be snatching defeat from the Jaws of victory. Your team's strategy will only guarantee you weeks of unrelenting bad news headlines, like the ones we've Just seen: Clinton Plan RebufTed by Business Roundtable... Rejected by NAM ... Defeated by Chamber. Th e origins of your health reform problems can be traced to Room 160 of the Old Executive Office Building. It's the place your advisers like to call their "W a r Room " — and that's the problem. Th is Is not a war that you can win w ith unyielding force. All you can do Is lose, day after day. (Yes. that battle plun worked w ith N A F T A : but then you had Republicans and business on your sidc.l There was a brief Interlude, several weeks ago. when your strategists stopped making war on health Industry opponents, and on Rep. J im Cooper. D -Tenn.. whose reform plan has m uch In com m on with yours hut Is even more market-based and less regulatory. But If they passed the peace pipe In the W ur Room, they apparently didn't Inhale. For your strategists are again waging war. forcing showdowns and Inevitable setbacks. Th e y hypcr-Inflatcd the importance of the virtually unknown elitists of the Business Roundtable, fighting to win a vote that was already lost. You can achieve victory. Mr. President, only when you adopt the posture that you've already won the war — because we are going to enact a significant health security plan, thanks to your leadership. Th e plan will end the egregious abuses foisted upon us by the Insurance Industry' and will reduce, one way or another, the rate of Increasing health costa. And then comes the crucial step: You m ust move swiftly and decisively to forge the peace — by summoning all propo­ nents of reforms to a sum m it and forging the health reform compromise that Is inevitable. Your trick now must be to forge It before It Is forced upon you In a series of stinging public defeats. There Is a compromise you can forge — right now. I'm told by sources who m ay he considered non grata In your W ar Room, but whose Judgment should comm and your re­ spect. T h e key to a compromise Is to extricate from the Initial reform bill your most controversial provisions: mandates that require employers to pay for workers' health Insurance premiums: and cost controls Imposed In the form of prem ium caps — and forge them Into a Damocles sword that will dangle over the reform effort. Th is must be done by Inserting a provision that requires that, alter America s new hcalih care system Is under way. th r president must send to Congress In three years u recommen­ dation as to whether we need to Institute correcting measures — employer mandates and-or some form of cost controls (l.e.. remlum caps, revisions In benefits, a cap on rncfllBexempted from taxation). The Congress would then have to vote up or down on this recommendation — no filibusters or d e la y in g ta c tic s allowed. T h is p ro ­ cedure would be re­ p eated e v e ry tw o years. H e a lth in d u s t r y s o u rc e s say (h e y could live with this c o m p ro m is e . C o o ­ per's stafT is said to be reviewing a sim i­ £ YourW hlte lar Idea. House team has Th e upside for you. entangled you Mr. President. Is that in a combative th e c o n t r o v e r s ia l campaign for provisions of y o u r health reform. J reform would remain a l i v e — to be employed us a last resort If less-radical. market-bused reforms prove Inadequate. T h e downside: These pro­ visions wouldn't be automatically triggered into effect: they'd have to be enacted. But we'll know In time If they arc needed to fix what Isn't working. E Mr. President, your victory In health reform now hinges upon your ability to forge the right compromise, inside your W hile House and In Congress. It's time for you to talk compromise with your most senior adviser and ardent champion of health reform, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton. Th is may be one Instance where Room 160 O E O B — the W ar Room — will prove a suitable venue. LETTERS TO ED ITO R Letters to the editor u rr welcome. All letters must Ik * signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and l>c as brief as |>osslhle. Th e letters arc subject to editing. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Chandler Continued from Page 1A H eaven’s Special C h ild Reader's Digest about the In­ By Edna Mssslmllls___________ s titu te for A c h ie ve m e n t of Hum an Potential, and the sug­ A meeting was held quite lar from curth gest Inns made for handicapped "It's time again for another birth." children. She contacted them Said ihe Angel lo the Lord alxivr, and began ta k in g B illy to "T h is sjrcclal child will need much love. Philadelphia every 60-90 days, His progress may seem very slow for three-day Intervals. There Accomplishments he muy not show they learned 'patterning.' a way And he'll require extra cure of relcachlng simple exercises from ihe folks hr meets way down there. like crawling, walking and eat­ He nuty no) run or laugh or play ing His thoughts may seem quite far a wav "People from all over the area In m any ways tie w on't adapt came to help when we returned And he'll Im- known us handicapped in Sanford, after our time away So let's Im- careful where he's seni learning." she said. "There were Wc want hts life to be content church friends and (tropic from Please, Lord.find the parents who Volusia and north Seminole Will doasjM-ctalJobfnryoo. County that would help. Pat­ Th e y will not realize right away terning takes five people at a T lic leading role they're asked to play time working with Billy. One at Bol with this child sent (rum above the head, one al each amt and Comes stronger faith and richer love. one al each leg. helping him And soon the) ‘II know the privilege given exercise. It retrains the brain In caring for i his gift from heaven cells Even teen-ager* (locked in Th e precious charge, so meek and m ild. to assist. Ii was so wonderful lo Is heaven's very special child see Ihe whole town rallying around to help. That was be­ tween 1968 and 1972. T w o and such a joy. W c 'v r met said. "I want people lo know hundred and fifty people came people, gone places and done how- much I appreciate my every week four times a day for things we wouldn't have done family, the people In town that lour years. It was just u n ­ otherwise. Billy has touched a came in and the people In Ihe believable. how fantastic n was " lot of lives." Special Education program at Dorothy spoke of how many Dorothy commented that she Central Baptist C h u rc h ." people that couldn't donate time never regretted not putting Billy Shr spoke of Hilly and Ids yrl would send therapy equipin an Inslllullun. "Th ere was faith "Billy has one of the most meni and do telephone work lo never a ipiestloii utxmt It." she deep, precious and purest faiths keep things running smoothly. said. I've ever seen. He deals with all “ It was a fantastic network." Shr also discussed what she types of problems better than I she said "Ii worked like a team would tell others with a handi­ ever could." together, like a big family.” capped child "Don't feel like It's With faint tears In her eyes she Billy has attended Central something you did Don't just reminisced of a special time. Bapllst Church's Special Educa­ pul lht-m away amt feel ihey " T h e most beautiful tnlng I've tion program for 15 years "Th e y hove no p o te n tia l. T h e y 'r e ever sern was the night Billy was human brings Just treat them have also been fantastic In baptized. They carried him uj> that way. They'll give you a lol supporting u s." said Dorothy. the stairs. Ills grandparents •'Wr couldn't have made It of joy They want lo do for have Instilled the Bible In him without everyone supporting Th e y have been an entire pillar themselves too. Don't feel you us." of strength for us." have to do everything (or them ." Doctors had originally told Billy also participates In SWOP Billy, himself, spoke of his Dorothy that Billy would never ISemlnolc County Work Opporfriends. "Jane on m y bus. and drink out of a cup or be toilet iunity Program). Th e y are In­ the twins at c h u rc h ." He told of iralnrd and he would never be volved With the Allam nntr Rec­ the "real big fish" he catches reation Sp e cia l P o p u la tio n anything hut a six-week-old with his grandfather and his baby. Board. It was through them and favorite hobby Is "riding go"I always treated him like he the Altamonte Bowling Lanes carts." He will talk your ear off If was normal." she said "I believe that Billy became tntercslrd In given Ihe chance. W ith Ids sweet God had a reason lor giving him bowling The Altamonte Lanes smile and his gentle nature, one to me My mom always said. 'We have sperlal areas set up lor can't help but realize that his handicapped people to bowl. didn't ask for Billy to be born mother Is right. He Is such a Joy Dorothy spoke tenderly of the and the lives he touches are Into the world this way but If he made better by knowing him. had to come this way. we were ones who kept her going the Like ihr poem on ihelr wall, he's blessed that he was given to us most. "M y faith In God and my truly Heaven's Special Child. to lake care of.’ He’s such hm family helped sustain m e." she J Sewage— — Computers Continued from Page 1A Tru s t Fund. " N o w t h a t w c h a v e It a p p r o v e d ." W h itm ire c o m mt-nlcd, "we hope lo have the system up and running within tw o months." He added. "O f course Ihe way w c nerd It. I wish we could have II In plarr today already." Basically. Ih r system w ill allow Improved photographic needs, primarily In criminal In­ v e s tig a tio n s . T h i s Includes photos of suspects, persons who ure arrested, look-alikes for use in photo ID Investigations, and Union-----------Continued from Psge 1A personnel division. None of the commissioners publicly discussed Ihccosi lo ih r city for Ihr law firm, either during discussion of the matter at the commission work session, or when Ii was brought up for a vote during the regular com­ mission meeting Following the meeting. Sim ­ mons commented that the law firm has been hired In Ihe j»ast by the city for a variety of needs. "Th e re actually Isn't a specific am ount.” Simmons said, “ they work on an hourly chnrge, so there is no way of knowing how much this will cost." " T h e y have been hired by the city during past union talks such as In 1991," said City Attorney Bill Colbert, "and It Is a very re p u ta b le firm . I have the highest expectations that Ihey will Im * ihe bos! negotiators the city could obtain for this situa­ tion." Monday. 61 out of 69 eligible Sanford police officers cost (heir voles on unionizing. The vote was 57 lo 4 in favor of the move. T h e City of Sanford presently Is In a 15 day time period during which it can challenge ihe re­ sults of ihe election. If none are made. Ihe results will become official and bargaining between ihe FOP and city will gel underwuy. During Monday night's city commission meeting, there was no public comment made re­ garding any plans to question the election. other nerds It will also h r used In photo­ graphing evidence |Mil Ire passrs and other nerds. The Images will be stored on a computer, and printed on u laser primer whenever called up by the operator. "Right now," Russell said. "If w r are In an Investigation and need a photo of someone who might Im- In the Jail. (John E. Polk Correctional Facility), n could lake one to three days. When a lineup is ready, the Investigator must then go lo thr sheriffs olflre to pick It nji. and frequently four or five more days have elapsed.” The system l» planned lo be completely comparable with that presently used at the Jail. Russell said II would give police arress to the shrrlfrs extensive library of photographs " W e h a v e h a d a p h o to library." Russell said, "but for the last two years, our library has basically b e e n useless because of the tim e Involved looking op a particular person." Whitmire explained the need for a large num ber of photos to I m - available. "II we hold a photo lin e u p ." he sa id . "a n d . for example, someone Is describing u person who has a full beard Thursday, February 17, 1994 - SA and bushy eyebrows: when we offer a number of niwirw in look at. we would be able to call Up photos of several people with tM*ardsand bushy eyebrows." " In that way." lie continued. " If Ih r person Is ID'd. we’ll have a pretty good Idea that It's the right person, and It will he a big help m Identifying crim inals." Russell said photo lineups are ve ry Important In the Investiga­ tion and preparation for trials. In v o lv in g vio le n c e such us strong-arm robberies, assaults, batteries, rapes und murder. “ In non-violent crimes such as forgeries, auto thefts and burgla­ ries where susjM’cis arc seen llcclng i he residence or business, a photo lineup Is also an Impor­ tant part to Ihe case." he said. Russell. Whitmire and com­ puter expert Mike Horn have been on hand for several de­ monstrations of ih r particular unit under consideration. The system they have selected would cost $28,000, and afford a rajmetty of approxim ately 18.000 photos or ID s jM -r year. The s y s t e m w o u I d a il o w investlgators to generate their own lineups within 20 minutes or less, which Russell -wild would certainly help speed an arrest II one Is required. «BS! TRANSMISSION FRO TOWING1 ESTIMATES CALL FOR APPOINTMENT C J A n C TRANSMISSION * | 133 TUNE-UP INClUOtS | SANFORD 321-3270 LAKE MARY /HEATHROW | 330-3610 , DELANDI DELTONA (904) 775-0003 *>Sr l f i U » « , , ’1 T il> N il ALT. SP0S. I LONOWOOD 830-5500 n c C M A JO R REPAIRS ORLANDO380-6500 7 5 OFF S-7 C Your ticket to a secure retirement. F o r a record ed •message o f c u rre n t rale in fo rm a tio n , c a ll 1-800-4US BOND • 1-800-487-2663 ( ■!>«» <4U*v— -?*?*' MR At* Continued from Page IA I 23. 1993 Ownership of the sewage facility will revert back to Hickman "as Is" Hickman will assume re­ sponsibility of reclamation of the sludge ponds on the property. Th e value of the sewage treatment plant Is difficult to determine. Th e county didn't itemize the payment for each itrm In the purchase In 1989 Kick Diaz, deputy countv Public W orks director, an Id u new facility the sl/c of the Lake M o n ro e p la n t w o u ld cost $250,000 Bible said the plain would have llllle sal vane value because It is constructed of poured concrete and cannot be dismantled Hcclamatlon will Inrlude fill* Ink In the excavated ponds and may Include removal of mucks, said Lee Miller, supervisor of the domestic waste seellon of thr Orlando office of Ihe Department of Environm ental Protection. Th e stale does not regulate Ihe reclamation, said Miller. Bible said the county did not purchase ihe land oul of concern of industrial waste In the (Minds, which could Increuse the recla­ mation cost. " T h e county's com ing out ahead on this," Bible said. Sta r. Medina C ourt 16 and NAACP. Survivors Include daughters. Synorlva Miller. Patricia, both of Sanford, Deborah B radford. Hanford. Conn.; sons. Beddll J r .. Hanford. William, Ontario Canada: slater*. Lena Foster. A lto o n a . E t h r a y F r a n k lin . Bakersfield. Calif.; 12 grandc h i l d r e n a n d f iv e g re a t* grandchildren. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home. Apopka. In charge of arrangements. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. HERE'S THE CAT'S MEOW! — < S % p p e a r ir u j S o o n . — DEATHS RUBY ELIZABETH HOWE JAMES CALVIN WRIGHT SR. L James Calvin Wright, Sr.. 59. if Falls Church. Va.. died Saturly . Feb. 12. ut his residence, im April 19. 1934. In Sanford, lie moved to Fnlls Church from S a n fo rd 35 years ago. Mr. (Wright was employed with the United Slates Department of ‘ Commerce. Washington. D.C. He was a member of the Metropoli­ tan A.M .E. Church. Washington. D.C. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife . Mathilda. Falls Church: daugh­ ter. Lawnu. Austin. Tcxus: sons, i James. J r .. Washington. D.C.: ! G r e g o r y . P i t t s b u r g h . P a .; mother. Annie Mae. Sanford: brothers. Samuel. Paul, both of Sanford. Ray. Sr., of Orlando. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. . LILLIE MAE ANDREWS Llllle Mae Andrew*. 79. Pecan Drive. Sanford, died Monday. Feb. 14. 1994. at Florida Hospi­ tal. Altamonte Springs. Born May 16. 1914. in Dothan. Ala., she moved to Central Florida In the early 1920*. Mr*. Andrew* was a retired beautician and a member of New Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. She belonged to Ancient Arabic OrJY der Daughter* of the Splnx 1989. Rose of Sharon, Eastrrn Ruby Elizabeth Howe. HH. Par Place. Lake Mary, died Tuesday, Feb. 15. 1994. al Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Born May 10. 1905. In Webbvllle. Ky.. she moved in Crriir.il Florida In 1954. Mr*. Howe was a retail merchant for Howe's Fashions Women's Apparel and a member of Holy Crus* Episc opal Church. Survivor* Include daughter, Helen Purtel. Warminster. Pa.: sons. Roycc. Lake Mary. Donald. Sanford; sister. Gam etic Fields. O k la h o m a ; b ro th e rs . J o l l y F ie ld s . O k la h o m a . W illia m F ie ld s . P o rts m o u th . O h io ; m o t h e r . A n g e lin a F ie ld s . Oklahoma: 12 grandchildren. 19 great-grandchildren and two great •great grandchildren. G ra m k n w F u n e ra l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. MARY R. SANDER Mary R. Sander. 61. North Elliott Avenue. Sanford, died Wednesday. Feb. 16. 1994. at her residence. Bom Jan . 18, 1933. In Cincinnati. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida In 1986. Mrs. Sunder was u sales person for a department store and a member of Church of the Annunciation where she was a Chamber Choir member. Survivors Include husband. Robert. Sanford: son*. Joe. Boston. Michael. Vorhecs. N .J.. James. Houston. Texas; daugh­ ter. Gall Baron. P ittsburgh; mother. Ella Guarln. Pittsburgh: sister, Catherine H rg g rs ta d . Pittsburgh; seven grandchildren. R.C. SUTTON H .C . S u tto n . 7 4 . D u n b a r Street. Altamonte Springs, died Tu e sd a y. Feb. 15. 1994. at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Born J u ly 27. 1919. In Colquitt. Ga.. he moved to Central Florida In 1953. Mr. Sutton was a land­ scaper. He was a member und trustee of Saint Peter Free Will Baptist Church. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w ife . G eorgia Mac; son. Charles. W inter Springs; daughters. Cur­ r ie J o n e s . N e w a r k . N . J . . FrunzenLa Harper. Rosetta A n ­ derson. both of Orlando. Mattie Neal, luingwood. M arilyn Butler. W i n t e r S p r in g s : b r o th e r s . Charlie Will. Balnhrldge. Ga.. Elijah Foster. Ft. Luudcrdulc: siste rs, Jo a n J o h n s o n . Ft. Lnudcrdalr. Elsie Mae Williams. Groveland: 12 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Brinson's Funeral Itnm r, O r­ lando. In chnrge of arrange­ ments. FUN ERALS ANDREWS. LILLIE MAE Funpral Mrvtcn for Lilli* M m Andr»w». J*. 0< Sanford who d Monday. Fto 14, will b* told Saturday at ] p m . trom fto N*w Mount Calvary Bjp'ul Church with tto Ra* Bobby J Ploytr officiating Tto body will to In Itotd 01 tto chvrch Friday trom Of p m Tto (amity will rtcolr* tnondt at tto church from ;t pm ln*t*mont will lotion tto Mr* lc* Saturday *1 E **rgf**n Camalory Unto* tto direction ol Marvin C Zandtrt F unaral Homo. Apopka, tto paopio’l tto c» TALLCV. JAM fl Funoral w . cti tor Mr Jamal Tatoy. It. ol art Doctor Or . Oviado. will to told 1pm Saturday at BoOon Cam*t*ry Frtowdk may call al tto lunaral homo trom 1 * pm Friday Suml»* Funyral Komo. 100 Loculi A r t . Sanford. U t HU, In ctorpo of arrangomanh WRIGHT. JAMES CALVIN. SR. Grorolido u rd c ti for Mr Jamot Colvin Wright. Sr . H ol FaMt Church. Va . who dad Saturday Fob It. m i. will to told 4 pm Sunday al Evorgroon Camalory. Sanford, with tto R*r Nolan Piltt officiating Frwndi may call at tto fwwrat homo on Saturday IromJ » p m SunrtM Funoral Homo, 000 Locutt Avo, Sanford. U t 1JU. Inctorgo of atrangomonlt Seminole County in transition '94 — f e a t u r i n g — • Downtown • Schools Lakefront Development • The Expressway Watch For It In The S a n f o r d H e r a ld ' February 20th Prrrrfect to Send to a Friend or Relative... W e will mail it for you for Only $ 2 .5 0 i-------- O R D E R T O D A Y ! -------- > i YES! send "Changing Currents" to: i • NAME_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 STREET or P.O. i CITY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ! STATE. ZIP E n c l o s e $ 2 . 5 0 a n d m a il t«» S a n fo rd H e r a ld P .O . B o x 1 6 6 7 S a n fo rd EL 3 2 7 7 2 P hone: 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 [S f ! ! ! ! m $1 • 1 *1 y ? t« 01 ; * : v u * m * /& • 3 �. *Ji » -,v Y ’T •A - r ’ r t- r ‘ -- r - t ■r .- - - 1 . r !' .......................... Sanlonl Hrtfald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. February 17. 1994 Trade deficit expected to widen through 1995 By MARTIN CRUT 9 INOCR AP Economic# Wrltor W A S H IN G TO N 'Hie Clinton ddmlnlalmllon K vowing u won’t back down In it* ollcm pts to o|H*ii Japan*# markets Hut |»ri\.»!«• economist# h. i \ no mutter how the l.ilrM showdown Is resolved, the U S trade deficit Is going lo worsen dr.nn.itli .illy.il least through 11195. 1'helr reasoning Th e ll.S economy Is growing faster than the economic# of Its major trading partners Thus. American consumers' appetite lor foreign goods Is rising faster titan foreigners' demand lor U S products. The government today was releasing Its look at the merchandise trade delicti for December, which will close out the books on 1993. Also Iicing released were government rrjxirla on consumer prices In Jaounry and the latest weekly Jobless claims figure Analysts said they expected prices would show a modest Increase of 0.3 percent lor the month, reflecting a sizable Increase In energy costs after a period of falling energy price*. In advance of the tra rlr re p o rt, m a n y economists preda ted the December rrjxiri would show a slight narrowing ol Ih r deficit but that the news for all of 1993 would l>e bad — showing a drllell rising to Its worst leyrl In flvr years Michael Nlemlra. an economist at Mitsubishi Hank In New York, forecast that th r December trade deficit would tall to 89 5 billion, down from 810.2 billion In November. He credited the slight narrowing In part to higher sides of civilian aircraft. America’s No. 1 manufacturing export. Ilul lor the year, economists said they expected the deficit to rise to 8 1 IH billion. 39 perrent higher than the 884,5 billion Imbalance run up In 1992. It economists’ forecasts prove accurate, that w ould give the country Its worst trailing performance since 1988, And analysis said that won't lie the end of the bad news T h e N a tio n a l A s s o c ia tio n of M uslness Economist# said this week It is looking lor the 1994 trade deficit to rise to 8135 billion and lor the 1995 deficit lo edge up to 8 137 billion David Wyss. an economist at DRI-M cGniw Hill Inc. In Lexington. Mass., said he I relieved this year’s merchandise trade dcllell would hit 8150 billion and next year's Imbalance would rise to 8190 billion, surpassing the alltime high of 8 1 5 2 .1 billion set In 1987. Th e problem, economists say. Is that the U.S economy Is grow ing faster than those ol many of Its major trading partners. And analysts said this trend will continue no matter what happens with the Clinton admlrtl#* tration's effort to force Japan to lower Its barrier# to American gixxlx Th e administration conceded much Ih r same point In Its first economic report Monday It estimated that II Japan were to remove all of Its barriers. U.S. exports would Increase by Just 89 billion to 8 18 billion annually. Hut U.S. ofnetat* Insist that the framework talks seeking to low er Japan's barriers are not the only effort the administration Is making. The United Slates Is also pressing Ja|>an to cut tux rates as a way of boosting consumer demand. Th e admlnlstration has Its xup|>orlrrs Lawrence C hlm rrlnc. rhlel economist for the Economic Strategy Institute, a business- anti labor-harked research group, said previous ad­ ministrations made a mistake try concentrating on broader economic Issues such as savings rates and currency rates, without trying to o|x-n specific markets "T h e Japanese don't move unless they are given targets.*' he wild Scientists try to match George Washington’s DNA with relatives By ANNEQKARAN Associated Press Writer Col I tl'fr M ' SOCI w J l-tOO-ACS-23^ ld:J=l=U THE FABULOUS GIFFORD & R0Y MAGIC SHOW MAGICIANS & ILLUSIONISTS A* --------------7 » Seen On NatiUxuJ TV. Appeared with New Kid* on the Dtock. 'ohnny Jrfu u iy Cash A the Osmond Show FLEA WORLD'FUN WORLD Hwy 17 92 • Sanford • 330 179? 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There's No Computison submitted are fakes. "People were anxious to own a hit of George W ashington." and may have Ix-eri templed to pass off someone elsc's hair as his. she said Curators also hn|x- die DNA will explain some of Ih r hrullli problems of Washington, who iuid no children. " I suppose som etim e this could tell us someihlng about Ills Impotence It's hard lo say what quest Ions « mild In - an­ swered sometime-in d ir future." Mradowssald. A museum at Frau lire's T a v ­ e rn In N e w Y o r k , w h r r r Wushlngon gathered Ills tnxips during die Revolutionary War. and Tudor I’larr. die WashingInn home of Martha Washing­ ton's granduiighler. also sub­ milled hair. "Il sort of brings George WashInglnn lu rk lo life again, Ih r Idra dial his D N A survives." said Osborne Mucklc. d lrrrln r of Tudor Place. America’s Supermarket* Airport Blvd. F R E D E R IC K S B U R G . Va Did George Washington get a trim here? Nearly 200 years after Ills death, scientists ore testing whether the genetic code ol the father ol O u r Country has sur­ vived In snlp|M*ts of what may Ire his hair. Using new genetic technology, evidence ex|>erts at llie Krderul Moreau of lm rM tgalluu 1u >|m- lo conclude whether Ih r hair Is authentic. And as technology advances, they may even dis­ cover clues about the llrsl presi­ dent'# health. "Y o u can actually look at som ething and say. 'Y o u ’re right, this Is real.’ or 'It's a sham.* " said Douglas Dcerlrlck. a hair and fiber exjiert at the Kill's crime lab In Washington. The DNA Irsls came alxiul after Daughters ol the American R e p u b lic M u se u m D ire c to r Diane D u n k lry began sifting through jioientlal objects for an exhibit tills month that focuses on Washington's personal life and surroundings "M any objects like tills come Into collections w lih only oral histories, w h rrr someone says this tx-lougrd lo George W ash­ ington." Dunktey said. She asked Ih r Fill lo verify the hair samples D rrdrlck's hair and fiber u nit, eager for a high-profile lest of their new technology, agreed to help. Dredrtek already has looked at 11 hair samples submitted by th e D A It a n d l o u r n l h c r museums under u jxiwerful m i­ croscope. ' We've got some that look like ihey came from the same person hut we don't know yet whether dial person Is George W ashing­ ton.'' he said. Next. Ihc samples will be shreddrd and Ihc D N A removed for com portion to samples pro­ vided by two direct descendants of W ashington's sister. Deity Washington Lewis. In a procedure developed In the |rast year and used Increas­ ingly at crime scenes, the Fill w ill e x a m in e m ito c h o n d ria l U N A . or ih r generic Imlldlng blocks that lie outside th r ceil nucleus Th a i type of D N A Is i|utle hardy, surviving In'dffi­ nitely In hair, bones, trelh and fingernails. Mothers pass mitochondrial d na Information io all their children, hut only daughters puss on the sireclflc code scqucncc to die next generation. If there had not been a daughter In every gencrullon of the W ash­ ington family, the line would have ended. " T h e rhanees of therr Ix-lng such a person In the direct female line were pretty slim ," -raid W . V e rn o n E d c n f lr ld . d ir e c to r of K c n m o r e . M rs . Lewis's home In Fredericksburg. In George's cuse. there were two seventh-generation female line descendants lo supply Ih r hair; Eleanor Funkhouser. 07. und her c o u s in . Ele ano r Johnston. 70. "O f course I don't look a n y­ thing like George Washington, or at least I hope I don't.'' Mr#. Funkhousersald. Mourn Vernon. Washington's home In Alexandria, bus more Ilian 35 bits of hulr In Its collection, ranging from the gen­ eral's youthful red lo while. Curator Christine Meadows sirs|>ecls some of die samples she w n ro iM x iE 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. PH AR M ACIST: JE R R Y LIG U 0 R I PHONE: 407-321-6626 • State-licensed and registered pharm acists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept PCS, PAID, BC-BS MEDIMET and MEDICAID • Computerized prescription records • We carry a full line of FDA-approved quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferrable. Just bring in your refutable prescription and we'll contact your physician and take care of aU th e details. �P P O TP TH U R S D A Y Sanford Herald February 17, 1994 Sports Still hanging around IN BRIEF Ready’s halfcourt heave lifts ’Hounds to OT win LOCALLY S teele leads Tars W IN T E R PARK - John Strclc scored 20 |x)lutn to trail H o llin s to a 66-60 victory over llarry on Wednesday. Julia n Rodriguez M-orrd a game high 2\ (xilnts for Barry. By BILL KIRNS Herald Correspondent LO N G W O O D — Same old story with a different twist. Lym an's season of buzzer-hcntlng finishes contlnurd Wednesday as S h a w n R e ad y' s heave from halfcourt w ith no time lefi in overtime gave the Greyhounds a 64 62 win over Spruce Creek In the llrst round of the SA-Dlsirtrt 4 hoys' basketball tournament. Spruce Creek's T ru rc y Holmes had hit a three-pointer ut the buzzer lo send the game Into overtime lied 54 54. " L a te ly , we've lost so m any games that way thut Its nice lo win o ne." said Lym an coach Norm Ready. "Spruce Creek did that lo us USF th rottles H atters O R L A N D O - Donrcl Kush scored I0 points and Ird a defensive effort that allowed no field goals for half a jx-rtod Wednesday as South Florida defeated Strlson 82-58. Fred Kntentnan led Stetson (1 0 -I3 I with I7 points. Hrvunt Conner added 12 points AROUND THE STATE Brown, Cross lead G ator rout G A IN E S V IL L E - Craig Brown and Dan Cross scored 21 points apiece as No. 17 Florida muted Georgia 9 1-79 on Wednesday. Dametrt Bill scored 13 of his 15 points In the second half for Florida (20-4). T A L L A H A S S E E - Boh Sura scored 19 of his game-high 31 points In the second half lo help Florida State rally for a 75-70 victory over North Carolina State. FSU (11-10. 4-8 Atlantic Coast Conference) climbed out of the league cellar past the Wolf pack ( 0- 14. 3 8). From Staff Reports L A K E M ARY — Leading by eight points after three quarters, the Lake Mary Rants outscored the visiting Luke Howell Silver Hawks 25-8 In the flnul period on Ihelr way lo a 74-49 rout In the first round of the 5 A -D ls trlc t 4 b o ys’ basketball tournament. Boston C ollege tops M iam i MIAMI — BUI Curley scored JO consecutive Eagles points In the gume’s final five minutes lo as Boston College beat Miami 79-63 Weduesday. Anthony Rosa led Miami with nine points. Fla. Tech upsets Tampa Hataid Phot* by Wart Ham, AROUNDTHK NATION | H eat overtake Bulls C H IC A G O — Steve Smith capped u Miami rally from a 21-point deficit w ith 14 of his 25 points In the fourth quarter Wednesday night, and the Heal ended Chicago's home winning streak at 17gam eswltha 109-101 victory. Red W in g s thrash Panthers D E T R O I T — Ray S h e p p a rd and Steve Chlasson scored two goals apiece as the Detroit Red W ings routed the Florida Panthers 7-3 Wednesday In the flrsl-cvcr meeting between the teams. [WHAT’S HAPPENING JUC O Baseball D Brevard CC at Samlnola CC. 3 pm JU C O S oftball □ Samlnola CC at Lake City CC. 3 p.m. Baseball □ Samlnola Diamond Claaalc: Mainland at Seminole. 3:30 p.m. □ Oviedo Diamond Claaalc: Lyman v». Lake Howell, 4 p.m.; Doltona vs. Oviedo. 7 p.m. □ Lake Brantley at St. Cloud Diamond Classic. Boys’ G olf □ Lake Mary vs. Deltona, Father Lopez at Deltona Hills, 3:30 p.m. □ Lyman. Seminole. Daytona Boach-Seabreoze at Oceanside, 3.30 p.m. □ L Howell vs. Winter Park at Tuscawllla. 3 p.m. Boys’ S occer □Claaa 6A slate semifinals at Cocoa Expo Center: Tampa-Leto va. Miami Beach, 5:30 p.m.; Lake Mary vs. Melbourne. 7:30 p.m. S oftball □ Lyman at DeLand. 4 p.m. □ Spruce Creek at Lake Brantley. JV, 5:30 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. [' Bee Greyhounds, Page 2B Shawn Ready (No. 22) kept tho Lyman Greyhounds alive In the 5A-Dlstrlct 4 boys' basketball tournament with a game-winning, clock-beating halfcourt shot that gave Lyman a 64-82 overtime win over the Spruce Creek Hawks. L a k e M a r y , se eded f o u r t h , a d v a n c e s l o pl ay No. l - s e r d Mainland In the 6 p.m. semifinal game Friday at Lym an High School. At 8 p.m .. third-seeded Lym an will face No. 2-seed DeLand. Th e championship game will be played on Saturday night at Lym an. RAMS M. SILVER HAWKS44 Laka Hawaii (Ml W a lly H I M t r d m a n d t t n 0 0 0 0. Orton 1 1 I 4. Burk* • SO*. Manning 1 )4 * . Ronntky ) ) 14. Drayton 1 1 1 ) . Marroro ) ) 4 4. Stoat* • 14 I. McCloud 104 14 ToUt, U I4 I4 M Laka Mary 1)41 J Nowborry 4 )4 11. Pritchard 1 4 )4 . Saundtr, I 4 0 ). Rtchardwn 14 14 Pock 4 04 10 Rocha I t ) I). Roum 144 4. 4 Nawbarry ) 44 ). Dow*it 4 440. Bryant0 I ) I. Brown 1 1 ) 4 EbaughO lf* Total, H i t 74)4 Laka Howotl II It 14 4 - 4 4 Laka Mary )| n w H - )4 Thr** point Hold go*', — Lak* Howotl I (Gr tonal, Laka Mary I I Roc ha ). Pack L J Ntwborry I. 4 Nowborry 11 Total tout! - Laka Howotl ) }. Lak* Mary II Fouled owl - Nan* Ttchnlcalt — Lak* Howoli. McCloud. Lake Mary. Pritchard Record, - Lak* Mary 14 I)___________ J i m m y N e w b e rry keyed the Rams' second half charge, scoring C Bee Rant, Page 2B S e a s o n e n d s fo r O v i e d o , B r a n t le y c a g e r s DeLand puts Mainland down Pats bags Lions From Staff Reports______________ D A Y T O N A BEACH State champions two years ago und stute semlflnallsts last year. Ihc Oviedo Lions were one of ihc first teams to bow oul of the 1994 Class 5A boys' basketball state tournament. On Tucsd n y night, the Lions were eliminated from ihc 5 A -l)lslrlcl 4 tournament by the No. 1-seeded Mainland Buccaneers, w h o overcame u 21-16 first-quarter defi­ cit and rolled to n 69-40 victory. Mainland 125-1) came buck In the second q u a rte r and o u tsc o re d a U C C A N IC R tl* . LIONS 44 0*|*d* (44) Forratl 44 1 4. Buchanan 11 )1 . Van Comp 144 ). Sot* 4 )1 1 * . Frawnd I 44 ). Hinthaw • 44 1. 4am, | 4 4 I. W all, 144 4. 4lm, ) 4 4 a. Mondrit I 4 4 ).M u n n,0 0 0 4 Total, I * ))a 0 Mainland (**) Palham 1 0 0 ) . Brook, I t l l V Carlo* 14 I 4 M. Aiama >4 0 4 . ToUxr 4 4 4 14. William, 1044. Burk, 4 40 4. Glddtn, 1 40 4. C Car U r 0 44 4 Total,: 14f I*Of Or ltd* >1 1 4 11 - 44 Mainland 14 II I* I* - 44 Thra* point (laid 40*1, — O»l*do I I Bo m ). Mainland 4 (V . Cartar 4. Tollror ). Brookt I. William, II Total touii - OvWdo 14. Mainland * Fouled oul — Ovwdo. Forr*»t Technical, — Non* Record, — Ovwdo 14 It. Mainland IS 1 Oviedo 15-2. In the third quarter, the Buccaneers had a 19-4 advan­ tage over the Lions. Leading Ihc Buccaneers at both ends of the floor was Junior guard CBee Lions, Pegs 2B From Staff Reports D c L A N D — Despite u game high 2 5 -p o in t perform ance by G re g Tadd. the Lake Brantley Patriots suffered a 67-59 defeat at the hands of the DeLand Bulldogs Wednesday night and were eliminated from Ihc 5 A -D ls trlc t 4 b o ys’ basketball tournament. DeLand. the No. 2 seed In the tournament, improves lo 10-7 while seventh-seeded Lake Brantley ends Its season at 9-15. Matt Ccrro added 12 points for the Patriots. BULLOOOS 4). PATRIOTS I* Lak* Brantley (|») To Pollock a. Adamctyk 4. Tadd )». Brown ). Whitman l. Tl Pollock a. Carlo I). Bockor 4. Total, I 1 I4 I 4 II Do Land (4)1 Oomp, I). King 4 Chorry ) l . Smith ), Fw**r 4. Dorn, 4. Scurry I, SUHord a Total, M I1 M 4) Lak* Brantlay 14 14 I) II — I* Otland I* II ) l I) — I ) Ihrtopotnl (laid goal, — Laka BranIWy I (Taddl. DeLand i (King) Totol tout, - Laka BranIWy M. D*L*nd I) Fouiod out — Lak* Brantlay. To Pollock and Todd. Technical, — DeLand Damp, Record, — Lak* BranIWy » IS. DeLand lo F. Bill Cherry led thr Bulldogs wtlh 21 points while Jo hn Demps haij 12 . D eLand w ill play No. 3-secd Lym an ai 8 p.m. Friday In the tournument uemlflnals. which will lie played at Lym un H igh School. Rochester twosome leads SCC From stoff reports SANFORD Those two guys from Rochester were at It again Wednesday night. Terrance Mllchrll and Michael Sh ep p ard , who both hall from Rochester. N.Y.. combined for 41 points us liomrslundlng Seminole C o m m unity College poMcd a 98-87 win over St John's River C o m m u n lly College In u Mld-Florldu Confer­ ence m en's basketball game. Th e Raiders (12-17) jumped oul lo a 53-31 halftime lead and held on for the victory. "W e Jumped « i t really w e ll." said SCC coach Bernard Mcrthlc. "W c played good prnwure and trapping defense. We dlcht'l allow them to get second shots und controlled the tempo. Instead of allowing them lo Sec SCC. Page 2B Boys and Girls Tennis RAIDERS W VIKINOSI) □ Evans at Laka Howell. 3:30 p.m. COLLEOB BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p .m . Clcmson. (Li earlier In the year at Ihelr place, and Seminole did II here." Th e win advances No. 3-seedcd Lym an lo Friday night's 8 p.m. Rams bury Silver Haw ks with 4th-quarter explosion FSU rallies past N .C. S tate M E L B O U R N E — Peter Walcott scored 20 points as Floiidu Tech defeated Tam pa 75-71 Wednesday In Sunshine State Conference play. Tam pa (17-6. 8-3 In the conference) was led by DrCarlo Devcaux's 19 points. GREYHOUNDS 44. HAWKS 41 (O il i H M t C in k (til Hu,Mil i s o r. Wathlnglon 0 00 0. Holm*, 4 1 ) I I Mirwn 1004. Calderon 4 00 0. B*-i#y 10)414. HugS, 0 00 0. Roger, 0 00 I. Richard, 1 00 4. mcaimoooo roui. H i t a l,m a n (441 f)4Ana't 4 00 0 William, 0 00 0. Maffill 0000. Ward I 00 ) Ready 4 ) ) I). Ball S » 1 It. Ra,mon 4 00 1). Kiblor 4 44 4. Fo. 0000. Jctmton 0 0 00. Yoon) I I ) , Lewi, )4 0 4 Total, U * 1044 SRrue* Creek a 4 II II 0 — 41 l,m a n i I , I ) I* 1 0 -4 4 Thrta pomI (laid goal, — Spruce Creek 4 I Hoimat 1 . Ruttall I. Bailey II. L,man ) (Ready ). Bannall II Total tout, — Sprue* Creek I); Lyman t] Fouiod Oul — Non* Technical, — Nona Record, — Lyman I I 10 - ESPN. N o rth C a ro lina at Com plete U stinia on Rage I B ________________ St. John', Rieer CC 11)1 William, 4 44 4. Jamal 4444. Oallowoy ) 1 ) 14. McCWnny 4 1) I. Penny I l l s . Krauu 0 44 4. Shaw 14 I 4. Lockhart » 1 ) » . Oontouim I 0 ) ). W#V I ) ) )0 Colin 1 I 1 S. Ranian 10 4 ) Total, M 10M ir Seminole C.C (M l Shephard 1411*. Tllman 144). M arr 100 l.M ich e ll 11401). Galon 1)44. Burch 1 )4 4. Morrell 1 4 0 ). Dad, ) 4 4 1. Sutton I M S . Philpott 4004. H am -TB ndl)) It Total* *1 ) l)M Halltlm* - Somind* CC U . SI John-, Hirer CC II. Throopdnl IWtd goal, — SI Jolin'i Hirer CC I UVmy 1 Galloway ). Oontouim l, W rtl II; Seminal# C C f IStwphard ). Mitchell) Cotton 1. Tillman t. Hammond II. Total but, - SI. John'* 1 ); Seminole CC. *1 Fouled out Nan* Technical, — Nona Heard, — SI John, 4 I*. I I1 M F C . SamtnoMOC IM ),4 * ln M PC. n i s i i i y tv ilia w iia iia u y v Brandon Woods (No. 4), Jon Marlin flo. 13). and the rest ol the Lake Mery Rams will continue their quest lo be the first Seminole County boys’ soccer team to win a elate championship v/hen they ploy the Melbourne Buldogs In the Class 5A semifinals tonight at 7:30 pm. at the Cocoa Expo Center. OR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F SPO R TS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �fit 28 - Sanlord Herald, Sanford. 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( » p m Dol'Oil *1 lan Antonio. 1 X p m Allania *1 Golden Slat*. 10 X p m NBA BO XES MEAT 1M. BULLS III MIAMI IIH ) R lctf 17**71. L o n g lf »* IE. Saitaly* It 1 f 17. Smith 114 1 ! 11. Shaw f la 1 4 If, Getg*' 11114. SalleyO 1*00 Bur Ion 1411 a C o teitS O O l Total! If X 11 It 10! CHICAGO tltl) Pippon f 14 S I II. Bounl 0 I 11 1. Williamt * 14 4 * 11. Armstrong* U 1 SII. Myen t i l l ’ I. Wrm.ngton 441110. K ln g lS O O t. Kerr 4 1 1 0 ! . Pordu* B I 00 0. Paiwn 1 1 0 0 1 Total! 41 X I* 14 X I. Miami l» 11 II » - 1 » Chxag* » » I I I I - III 1 Point go* 11 Ml an I * * (R k t 1 4 Smith i l, Shaw 11. Com * ft I I Chkaga 111 IPippe" IE . Karr I t . Armiliong 01. M yon O il Tooled out Non* fbboundi — Miami 47 lRico. Smith Shaw. Gorge# *1. Chicago *5 iP-ppon. BKmrI, Wonnnglon 41 A ltltll — Miami II (SmiPi *1. Oilcago M IPipp*" X I. Total fovlt M it n l I*. Chlcagi I I TochnkHt Coioi. Korr. Chicago illegal J r feme A 11.141 r Wadntsday'sMtnt Scar n EAST Adtlphltl OurrniCDli *1 Banllry If. AttumplBn *1 CaniliulM. Niagara 74 Coait Guard 17 Bab von 13 Concordia N V *t. Many N T H F ordhom 71. Cotgat* at G*orgttonn 47. PittiPiagn *1 Holy Cm * M. Lalayrtkto Indiana. Pa 70. Edmpvota La Sail* H. Otlroil AArrt , *7 Ltbanon Val X . M a t in 41 Manhattant* Falrtlaldt* Mary *4. Bbcknrli *1 Pact 71. So/thampton « I sionthlll *1 Bryant M Trm p IrtlS I Donarmturr 1* Tuttt 1M. Altai 7! Uptala 74.D*l*n*r* Val ** W Virginia St *1. Concord 71 Wagnar re. FairIrlgh Diekinton 14 Writminibr. Pa 7*. St Vmeant n SOUTH Alabama ASM 117. Ala Huntiylllatl Auburn M. South Carol Ha X Auitm Ptay tl. Tann Marlin (0 Rattan Caltrg* 7!. M ia n *1 CaianbaX Don 7* Duka *4. Virgni* Sa Flarid* tt.OMrgi* 7! Ftar Ida S*«T1*rn II. Narth Florida a* Florida St 7S N. Carolina SI X Florida Ttchfl. Tampa 71 High Pomt t t Balmont Abbay a* Lltarty It. IMnthrop 71 Marytandll.Wak* F o ra itll Morrhrad St tl. Tannattaa SI II Morrhoul# *4, C lark Atanta 11 Norfolk St 101, SI Augtallna t l l R Ithmood M. Gaorga Maton tt RoanoAall. Gulllord X Rallmi 44. Barry a* Marti Florida II. Stott* 14 Southarn M ilt 7*. AAamphli St 47 T rn n n irr 71, Miulitl|*>i ** Tutanaaa. Ala Birmingham 10 Tuikagta74.Albany.Ga Tl Vandrrbi* St M nntupp. St *7 Virginia SI M. SI Paul i 77 MIDWEST Ball Sr 11 Toledo ** Bottling Groan 10. W Michigan 41 Cal* WatNrnK OtorrtinM Coni Mlssurl *0. Emporia SI I I Clnclnnal X . St Loull 7] E Michigan71.Miami.Ohio*} Evonsvitli 7). Loyola. Ill 17 Moidaibarg IIS. JohnCtarollfO Mop* XI. Atm* 17 Kalamatoo 71 Adrian *J K*nt*l. Akron U Michigan t*. Iowa 7* Minn Morrti II. SW Mrwwsgi* 4* Minnow** *4. Pann $t a* Miuourl X . Iowa St 71.0T Ato Southarn 7! Mo Wtotorn 74 Mo KoniolCltya0.NEIIIIno4lX.OT NE MImout I 71. Lincoln. Mo X Ohio U 44. Con! Michigan X Pur duo 47. Wisconsin 44 S lltinoH X . SW Mitteurl St M Wabash 74. Frank lino* Wothburn It. MUtourl Holla 71 Wiltanbarg (7. Kon yon 14. OT WoolTor *7. Don Iion 17 X*« lor. Ohio tl. But tor 71 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 107. Atobamalt NE Oklahoma 71. SE Oklahoma » i NW Oklahoma 7*. LongUon 17 Oklahoma St 41. Konia* VI OT Rkal*. Tata* Christian*! SXphon F Auttin 71. Oral Hobarlt t* TaiatAAM M . Moulton 17 To.ai Toch 71. SoutharnAAoth 7* FAR WEST Goniago ft, Portion! 41 Idaho 71. Socramonb St. *T Rodtondi ft*. Cal Toch *4 St Mary's, Cal *0. Sonia Clara*} FLORIDA 1X41 DaClarcq 4 11*11 Ihompwn t i l l * . Hill *111111. Brown I 111 111. Cron *14**11. J Andtrton * 7 4* I I Oyrkolbotn 0 0 0 0 0. Wllkomi 010 0 0. Kubma O I 0 0 0. GrillIthi 01 00 0. Mickom 0 I 00 0. B«ta* I I 00 1 Totals 11*411 If ft Haittim# — GaorgiaaO. Florida M 1 point goal* — Georgia I II Uackion 11. Davit 1 1. Broom 11. Wilton 1 1 . Florida f I] (Brown 1*. Croat 11. Andorcn I 1, Williamt 01. Kultma D ll Fouled oil — non* Rebound! — Georgia 11 I lack ton. Strong. Cl* Non An dor ion J). Florida — *1 IDoClorcq It) Asittls — Gagrgto 1 (Jonrs tl. Ftonda ll tCross 41 Total touts — G*org>* 71. Florida K A-*,111 FLORIDA I T . B. N.C. STATE 70 N. CAROLINA I T . 1* N) Dan tats 7 4 114. F q » ln i } 10 11 17. Full*' 7 II 4 1 II. McCultor 110 00 *. Marshall ) 10 71 11. Davt* 14 11 0, Mvall 01 00 0. Wilson 1 1141 total* 14 17 l l l l 70 FLORIDA I T . (ti l l ) Swri t i l l 40 11. Robinson 40 11 14. LucTvman 11 t o 1. Gmiiam }g , gg i. Ward 741 1 7 . Mtophard 0 0 1 } 1. Collins 10 7 4 A R4W 4 I 7 7I0 T a l 4 l t : X X I I 7771 Milllim* — Florida St 47, N. CSrOMM tl 41. 1 Point goals — N Carolina SI. I H I Dan wit 11. McCulkr IS , Marshall I I , Davit 1A Myall s i ) . Florida SI 1 It (Sura I A Ward I A Co»hm Oil. Fouled Out - Non* Rebounds - N Carolna SI X (Fuller 101. Florida St X (Robmon III Alkitfk - N Carotin* SI II (7A*rstall SI. Florida St l« (Sura 41 Total loull — N Carolina St II. Florida SI. 11 A - 4.011 SOUTH FLO R ID A U . STETSON M SOUTH FLORIDA (H O I Sallart 171* 11 . Rdimwn S i l l I*. Rush 7 7 11 I*. Summon 41001. Alkim 1*10 I. Delaney 11001 Polkt *001. Hyatt 11 o 0 A Jackwn 17 00 7. Harkov* 0 1 0 0 0. Klnilow 1100* Toiali U 14 D I7H STETSON 110 111 Blackthaar 11 1 1 7 . Wallhotl I 4 11 A Enxnman I I S 7 17. Cbnner * to ] 1 1 1 , Sami I 4 a I A Cosmiot 0 I 00 0. Gladiewa 0 4 0 0 A Thomas I I 00 1. Msluurwski 1 1 0 0 1. Kellam t l I 1 A Wood I * 0 0 1 TotlN 10 40 Fairtleld X . Manhattan** Fordham *1 , Cdga'a 41 Holy Croil *4. laXyoila*} Indiana P* fSEdinboroll Mar Hi X. Monmouth. N J II Pace 74 Southampton SI Qummpiac S3 Sprtngtietd SI Rhode Itlond If, Temple SI RichmondX.AmerkonU 4* SI JMm i l l . SyracuwSI Scranton 101. Drew *4 M«on Hell *> Providence 41 Siena** SI I’r'yr t SO Tulnao Baletl* Vilianoyalf. Piltitourgh*} OT SOUTH Alabama 14. Auburn f 1 Alabama SI 44 AuburnMonlgomtry X Ala Muntlylllafl. Alatom* A IM If Albany. G* II, TuyktgmM Clem ion 90 S Carolina fS Florida Muthemll. North Flarid* X Furman X . Col ol CTvarlotion 71 Jackion 17 II.LouilianaSt X Marcor X. TrdySl W Morthouvt ! i Oark Allanlalt Now Orleoni 7k T ulan* *1 N C Chario*i* tl N Corolma AAT If North Carol.n*»l. North Carolina SI 14 Rallittt !1. Barry 4! Shenandoah fl.Ferrum If 1 Snorter 44. Clay Ion SI ® Tannaiwe 70. Mmlikt«>l *0 Tennoiieo SI 77. MortXad SI S4 VirglmaS! 17. SI Paulk*! Virginia Union II. EailCaroi-na *1 MIDWEST Bowling G re n 71. W Michigan 44 Car I*ion 44 Augtburg i I Caw Western 14 ObeHtn M Cent M iiw c rili Emporia SI IS Kit*mat0o71. Adrian 71 Kenl ICS. A iron 7] Ma ion* 17. IM Iber force M Miam i.OhioX.E Michigan |7 Minn DuluM7. Bonmidil SI 7] Mo W titernll.M o Southern H OT NE Mi Hour I SI M UndWt. Mo II Nor thorn S I. S D PI. Wnona SI 1* Northwestern 7*. liiinooal OhioU ad. Cent Michigan II SWM.nnowlai*. Minn M o rrlltl Toledo 17. Ball SI 47 SOUTHWEST Austin Col U . D a llll ff Baylor I I , T i m 71 Houston 74 T t ie i A IM 43 Rice 71. Te ioi Chridion *1 T e i o i Tech I I . Southarn Math FARW EST Ar Ilona N . CS North idg* 17 Gon/aga la. Portian) *7 S Utah 71. Idaho Si aa Lumma llfaa t. is Dick Trickle. Iron Station. N C . Chevrokl Lumlna. 117 IX IS Bobby Hamillov Nashville Term , Pontiac Grand P r u tl* 4t 4. H Brad Teagu*. Johnson City Term. Ford Thim derbird. IM X I 17 Billy Slandridp. Shelby N C . Ford Thunderblrd. lit ISO X Phil Barkdoll, Phoenn Chevrotol Lunina. 1*4 !14 X Bob Brevak. Mhland. Wll , Ford Thunderblrd, IM 7M X Delmo Cowart. Savannah. Go . Ford Ttundtfbird. IX X0 SacandRaca I Dal* Earnhardt Cbolt*. N C . Chevrotol Lumlna. IM014 1 Sterling Marlin. Col umbi*. Tann .. Chevrold Lumlna. IX 7*1 1 Darrell W allrp Franklin. Tann . CTwvrotol Lumina. IH 0 X 4 ItdM usg'tv* Troutman. N C . Ford thunderblrd. IM 17} I Rkky Rudd Lato Norman. N C , Ford Thundarblrd 111 IP ; * Jo* Rutlmon F ronkIm. Term , Ford Ihunderbird IM X I 7 Chuck Bonn. Aihboro, N C . Ford Thunderblrd. IM0JI I Morgan Shepherd Conover. N C . Ford TTunderbird 117117 t Michael Wallnp Chndion N C Ponhac Grand P m . 107*17. 19 Wally Daltonbach Jr . Greensboro N C . Pontiac Grand Prls. 117 14* II Bill Elliots Bbirtvllto. 6 * . Ford TTnwKltrb'rd. 1*7J0t II Dato Jarrell. Hick ory. N C .CheircMel Lunina. 717 1st II Jell Gordon. Huntersville. N C . Chevrotol Lumina. IB t X . 14 Lai* Spend Concord. N C . Ford Tlunderbird. IM sS4 II Kyle Petty, Mitfs Point N C . Pontiac Grand P ru . IM i l l I* Oerrlk* Cop* Huntersville N C . Ford Thunderblrd. 1(1 111 41 NHL STANDINOB All Tines EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic CMvWon W L T PH O f OA NY Rang*r* M II 4 X I 141 X II I 17 701 IS* Nan J e t t y aa t« 1*1 m Ftonda U II 77 11 s X IIS 171 Washington Philadtlphl* 14 X 4 sa X* 77) 71 17 * X IM IN NY Island*#* Tampa Sa* 11 X 1 X 111 171 Marts** 4 Drvision X II to re IX 141 Boston X X 1 44 t!l 144 Montr**l Pittsburgh X II 11 47 X4 X ) n it 4 41 1*4 IS7 Bultato 11 X S 47 I X 700 OuMwc x n 4 44 147 IX Har (lord f al • 74 I X 744 OH ana W ESTERN CONFERENCE Central Oyitwn W L T Pit OF OA 11 I! 1 71 7S4 X0 DftroH X 17 11 71 i n 141 Toronto 11 11 > 4! I l l 1*0 Dallas X II • aa IM 1*3 SI Lams 7* IS 4 S* IM 141 Chisago 17 IS / 41 171 I X Winnip*g PacilK Division X X f 4* IIS 111 Calgary X H ? SI 1*4 1*1 Vantowv*# 71 7S 11 SI 141 111 San Jos* Anahaim 71 17 4 X 14* 111 11 X 4 x X# m Los Ang«(*i IS M f X III 721 Edmonton W*dn*tdJ*'l Oam*t Buflatol Harllordl Otlroil 7. Florida I Boston 1. Danas 0 Anaheim*. Philidilphti 1 Thuriday'tOamai Hartford at Pittsburgh. 7 11 p m Montreal at Tamp* Bap. 7iUp.m. Nan Jersey at Tororto. 7 U p m Vancouver at Cklcap 1 11 p m Quebec ol San Jow '0 li p m NHL SUMMAIIIB8 R E D W IN G S tP A N TH E R S ! Florida 1 * 1 -1 Detroit * I 1- f First Per red — I Florida. Lomakin 14 (Kudelski. darnel). I l l Detroit. Chiaiion t (Colley. Y(#rman). 4 01 (pp); 1 Florida Skrudland 10 (Clrell* Lindsay), t 04 4 Oelroil. Ch.aison 10 IRimeag. Drake). 10 14 tpp); 1 Detroit. Suing*# I (Burr). 14 07 I ah); 0 Florida. Barxs II (Murphy). II M Ipp); 1. Detroll. Pdmeau 17 (Yterman. Drake). 17:17. Pewdttos — Barnes. Fla llrtpptog). 1 17; Malanby. Fla (haoktog). a I I , Barnes. Fla (high slicking), 0:11; Konstantinov, Del llntelerencel. 14:11. Second Period — I Detroit. Shoppard 41 (Yrarman. Prlmaau). 11:11. PisMlttot — McCarty. Del (hooking. 4 01. Malianby. Fla (trtppingl, 4 11; Burr. Del Ihooktogl. I K , York. Del Ihooktogl. 10 » ; Murphy, Fla Ihsidtogilkkl. It X Third Pertod — t Detroit. Fedorov 40 (Probarl. Koftovl. 107 Ipp). 10 Oelroil. Sheppard 4] (Colley. Lidtliom). 14 SI Ippl. PenaIIlev - Drake. Del Ihooktogl. 1 U ; Kudeltkl. Fla I tripping. 14 0k Mots oa goal - Ftondw 10 ll l - l l Detroit II 1 0 1 1 - U Power play Ogp*rtersliei — Florida I of S. Oelroil 4*44 Goalies - Florida Reddick. 0 10 (14 shots 17 savesi Oekolt. Osgood. 1*14 III H I A — X.I71 Refer** - Dan Matoutlll Linesmen - Ron Aswlslin*. Mark Pare 111*11 Hilthm* — South FSorkdl 40 Sieltcn M 1 Point go*li - South Florida A ll (Jackwn I l. Aik m i 14. Klnilow 1 A D i fancy 11), Station 4 14 IBIackiXor 1 1 . WillhoH I I . Conner I I. Maluiiewakl I 1). Fouled out EnXnman Rebounds — South Florida X (Salient). SXHon ISIThomol 1). A im it South Florida It (Atkht 1); SHHon t (Sami. Conner II Total touk - South Florida IA S N Iw n ll Technicals— Non* A — 1.7X BOSTON COLLBOE X ,M IA M I U BOSTON COLLEOE I B-f) Abrams 111*1. Hudukby 4 S 1110. Curley 7 I* 7 I I I I , Abram 1 000 A Eliley 114 0 11A Grant 1100 1. Hrobowkkl 17 30 7. Mohniky 0 I 00 A Jourdon I I 01 1 Totals 77*1X11 X MIAMI ( M il Fraser 17 117. Johtion 41 00 A Rkh I I 1 7 I. McCormick 1 10 * * A Row 1 1 0 0 t. Frailer 111 17. Lawrence 0 4 0 0 0. Pop* I 10 0 0 1. Edward* 11 11 A Davll I I 14 I Parker! 1000 Totals 11701) 7141 Halftime - Boston College X . Miami X 1 Point goals — Bos Ids College A II I Abram 11. Euler 1*. Hioboeaki I I . Huckaby I I . Mol m il y o II. Miami SI* (Rosa 1 L Fradar 11. Edwards 11. Parke 0 I. McCormick 0 *1 Fouled out — John son Davit Rtboundt — Boston Colleg* a* (Owlet A Abrams II. Miami X (Rkh 10) A s itli — Belton Callegt l* I Abram *). Miami tl (Rosa SI Tol*l loull - BostonGoilegeII.Moml I I A - M l * Wtdnesda y 'l Wemew’i Score* EAST Adetphl 71. Queens Colt *1 American Inti *t. Merrimack *0 Army 7A Lehigh *I Bentley H. Assumption}! termed *u* IA Boston Colleg* 4} Drerel M. Hotllro SI AUTO RACING Twin 111Lineups OAVTONA BEACH - The lineups lor Thursday'* Twin lllm ll* qualifying races tor Sunday's Oaytona 100 with rttldenc* type of car and qualllyirg speed In mph FktlRac* I toy Allen J r . Raleigh. N C , Ford Thunderblrd. XO 18. 1 E m it Irvan. Rockwell. N C . Ford Biunderbitd. I*t *01 1. Oreg Sacks. Wmbr Park, Fard Thun derktrd. I»t,*77. * Ma* Marlin Jamestown. N C . Ford Thunderblrd IN 711 S Todd Bodme, Ibrrlsburg N C.. Ford Thunderblrd. IM 4X. • Jimmy Spencer. Mooresvtllo, N C . FordThundtrbird. IM I X 7 H o rry Gant. Ta ylo rs ville , N C , Chevrolet L urn too. IM0N. I Terry Labonl*. Archdal*. N C . Chavrdal Lumma. 1*7(11 t Hut Strick tin. C**ra. Ala . Ford Thun dertord. 1*7 X7. to Kei Schrader, Concord. N C . Chevrotol Lumlna 117 441 II Rusty Wallace. Concord N C . Ford Thunderblrd. IS7.1I3; II Jimmy Hensley. Ridgeway. V* . Ford Tlunderbird. 117 m II Rebort Presslay. Ashovili*. N C . Cher role I Lumlna. II70X, I*. Rllchw Petty. Randtoman. N C . FordThundtrbird. IM t U IS Dev* Marc Is Avery's Creek, N C . Chevrotol Lummo. IB ato I* Chad Little. Char lotto. N C . Ford tvgnderbkd. I l l M l 17. Kerry Teague. Coscord. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. 1X071; 1« Jell Burton, South Boston Vo . Ford Thuntorbkd. IM 107 If Geoll Bod me JJion. N C Ford Thun derbtrd I•7 it ) . X Jm Saule#. Necrdah W l l . Ford Thunderblrd IM 0S4 II Bobby Lobonto. Trinity. N C . Ponlwc Grand Prle. IIS I U j I I Rkk Caretll. Denver. Chevrotol Lumlna. IM B7 71 John Andratll. Inhanapolis. Chevrotol 17 Jerry Hill. Brandvm* M d . CTwvrotol Lumlna. 17*14*. II Broil Bodin*. Har ritburg. N C . Ford Thinderbird. I|7 H I It Rick Mail. Rocktridg* Baths V* . Ford Thunderblrd. t!7 J14. M Rkh Bkkl* Jr Edgerlon. W it. Ford Tturi4lerb<rd IM 447 I I Jo* NemecTseK Mooreiviile. N C . Chevrotol Ipimm* ig u i , jj Bobby Hlllin Jr . Chartoll* N C . Ford Thunilerbird IN H I 11 Jeremy Mayf-dd Nashyill* Term Ford Thunderblrd, 117 11* 14 Jimmy Morion. Mammonton N J . Ford Thun derbird >M*I4 1} Buddy Baser, gsernll s Ford. N C . Ford Thunderbitd. IM401 X T W Taylor. Petersburg Va . Ford Riunderbird. ’M Itl 17 Ward Burton, South Boston V* . Chevrolet Lumlna, IIS it* I t Slav* Grissom. Liberty N C. Chevrotol Cumins 1*4 IM X Trevor Boys Caiad*. Pontiac Grand P m . no speed TRANSACTIONS b a ie b a l l Americas League CALIFORNIA A N O a S - Agreed to tormi With Ernest Riles blwider, on a minor league conlr ad CHICAOO W HITE SCX — Agreed to In m i with Terry L**<h. pi Icier, on a minor toagsw conlr ad MINNESOTA T W IX Agreed to terms with Alev Coto. ouifwhbv. on a mine# league conlr ad NEW YORK YANK a * - Agreed to terms with Dave Sitvellrl. hlwlder. on a on* year contract TEXAS RANGERS-A greed to terms » to Kevin Brown, pitcher. os a on* year cantrad Nilwnal League M ONTREAL EXPCE - Agreed to torms with Gil Heredia, pttetor. and Gtonn Murray, dull wider, on on* yearcontrwrs PHILADELPHIA FHILLIES - Named Okk Alton roving inslnjctor SAN DIEGO PADRES - Agreed to l*rm* with Ptul Planner, outwlder. on a two yea' conlra d BASKETBALL MaitoneI Baser toaH Alvecutwn CHARLOTTE HO R ICTS — Signed Tim Kempton. forward to a 10 day contract CHICAOO BULLS - Placed Tom Kukoc forward, on tho injurdl list Adtiatod Slater King, Irom Ihe inisir*dt‘Sl O E TR O IT PISTO fS — Traded Olden Polyr.H*. canter and David Wood, lorward to Its* Sacrarnanto Kirgt lor Duane CawSweii center, and second ros/sd picks in it * 1x 4 i x i and teesdrati} PHOENIX SUNS - Activated Charles Barkley, forward, and Danny Aing* guard Irom In* Iniurtd ll*l Haced Frank Johnson guard and Jtrrod Mc*i*t. lorward on Ih* miuredllsl FOOTBALL NattoneI Fatball Laago* NEW ORLEANS M IN TS - Agreed to terms with Renaldo Turnbull, linebacker, on a live year contract HOOCEY Hatwisal Heckty League NHL — Suspended Tony Granalo. Los Angeles Kings toll wing lor IS games wiltsoul pay and lined n.m tHXHor a H ashing m tntorii against Nall Wilkinson Chicago Blackhawks deienieman. on Fab ! Suspended Mark Filipal'kk. Ftonda Ppslhers goalie, lor two game* without pay ard lined him 1 X 0 tor a high sticking mcktonl againil Dave Matey New York Islanders lit wing, on Fab 11 W ASH IN O TO N C A P ITA LS - Signed Sergti Ggnchar. datoxoman. to a two year conlr act COLLEGE AKRON — Named Michael Boblniki athletic director CORNELL — Annourced the resignation ol Latog Kennedy, alhtolkdirector NORTHEAST LOUIBANA - Named Dave Ounkelberger dtlendv* coordinator and Georg* Haltner guarleibacks coach RADFORD — Hemal Spencer Smith mai l soccer coach SOUTH FLORIDA - Named Lagan Fleck men'tkaccer coach. TEN N E S S E E — Named John Stucky strength and conditionng coach TVIRAOIO AUTO RACING Sam — SUN. MtogW National* COLLEOE BASKETBALL 7 X pm - ESPN North Carolina a! Clemson (LI I pm - SC. Notre Dam* at Marqueii*. ILI » X pm ESPN Michigan Slat* at Norttiweslern. (L) lO X p m - SUN. UCLA al Ariion* State IL) M-dn.ghi — ESPN. Stanlord al Calilorrua. (LI Midnight SUN. Louisville al UNC Chartoll* II X a m — SC. Women. Vanderbilt al Western Kentucky S a m - SUN. New Me. ,<o el San Dwgo Slat* 1.X am ESPN North Carolina al Clem ton NBA ( p m — CV. The Oerms Scott Show 10 15 p m — TBa Atlanta Hawks al Golden Slat* Warriors. IL ) HOCKEY 7 X pm SUN Mmlreal Canadwni al Tampa Bay Lightning,(Ll W INTEROLYM PICS I pm WCPX *. Alpine skiing, cross country skiing. Itgur* skating, ice hockey, speedskating 11:IS am WCPX t. Winter Games highltghti SKIIMO a X p m - SUN. Vevr Garvey l Interna lional Sportsman 7 X p m — ESPN, US Pro Tour Radi* HOCKEY I I S pm - WGTO AM IS40I. Montreal *1 Tampa Bay MISCELLANEOUS Opm — WGTO AM (1401. Th* Press Bor 4 pm WELE AM (IMO). Talk Sports With Pel* Row 7 pm WWN7 A M F M (740/1440). Th* Sports Nul 10pm WWN7 AM 17*31. Florida Sports Eichang* 10 pm WGTO AM 11401, Sports Bylme USA Neth & Son Roofing hangs on to 1st place From Stall Roporti Unci* Ni«k 1 Bask*#* S A N F O R t) N rlh ft Son HoollnU m.iintainrd tta hold on Unit placL* in (h r Sun lord Recre­ ation W rdnrM lay Men's Polar Ifc-ar Sloupllch Softball l^-a)(iie With a 21-C vlclor>’ over Dee's NuItt/McCabeai PlnrliurM Park In Ihc flnti s^anie of (he evenlii){. R rekrrs broke a 2-2 tie with a m il In the ImiU o iii of (he seventh Inntnn to beat Uncle Nlek'a3-2. W ith three weeks JrH In the season. Neth ft Son RooHnn ( 51) hun a one-name lead over Ke­ eker* (4-2), They're followed by Uncle Niek’s (3-3) amt Dec'* Nuls/McCabc (0-6) Next week. Uncle Nick's will challennc Nc(h A Son Rootlnn at 7 p.m. before Dec's NiUn/Met'alie noeis up analnst Reckers In the K p.m. name. In Uiht nlnbt is H i m game, To m Itoyd nlarted the name wlnninn rally for Rrckeni w llh a leadolf slnnle. A n out later, Brian Jones walked Follow Inn a strtkeout. Jerry Merman hlnnk'tl (o load tbe brisea. Jeff Sladek (ben drew a walk to force In Bsiyd with (he w ln n in n run Jones and Merman each hit two ntnnlc* to lead Rer-kern' e I n h t - h 11 a t t a c k . C h u c k Baumann blunted. M-oted a run. and drove In another run Boyd hud a slnnle and a run bcorrd while Oeorne Murray contrib­ uted u slnnle and an RBI Hix kv K llln n b w o rth doubled, r h r lb n.ijHirc scored u run. and Sladek had hlb RBI. For Uncle Nick's, which collec­ ted 14 kits, Ricky We Ilb led the offense with three Monies and a run bccorrd John Scoll had a double, btnnle. and an RBI. Oeorn® I’or/in blnnled iw lrr and (scored a run. Todd Panel and Je rry Camus also hit two bionics apiece. Bill Marino added a Monte and an RBI Frank Si.inn and Bobby Garner each hit a slnnle. Dee's Null/M<Cab* NsIk A ton Raating ill ax ! - til M Ml I - 10 - I 4 HI lllla - II 11 Thlnns were nolnn alonn pre­ tty smoothly III the early ftoinns ol the name between Neth ft Son Kooflnn and Dee's NutafMcCabe. Nelli ft Son Rooflnn uslnn >i six-run second Innlun to take a 9-1 lead Ihioiinh three limlnn-b But In the lop of the (moth. Dee's NlilMMrCnbc made thlnns Intcrrstlnn by striklnn for five runs. Thlnns were Inlerestlnn for loon as Neth ft Son Kooflnn rallied for 12 runs In the home half ol the fourth Inn Inn- Once Dee's Nuts/McCatte halted In the top of the filth, the n‘u"*' was halted by the 15 run mercy rule. Steve Woodley and Don Basil hlnhllnht Neth ft Son Kooflnn's outburst In the fourth Innlun with a pair of Inside-the-park home runs. Basil also had a d o u b le , sl nnl e. th re e r u n s neorrd, and live RBI. Woodley finished with three RBI Stacy Dllz went 4 for-4 for Neth ft Son Rooflnn. eollcctlnn a triple, double, two shinies, lour nm s. and two RBI. Ihm Mai her ehlppcd In with a triple, two shinies, three runs, and an RBI Boh Palanaluo added a double, two shinies, a run. and an RBI T im Winkle doubled, slnnled. and scored three runs. J im Nulty had two shinies, a run. and an RBI Lee llood also hit two singles. Craig Appel slnnled and scored three times. Meath Short hud a slnnle. two runs, nnd an RBI Gene Asturltu paced Dee's NutMMcCabe with a slnnle. run. and two RBI. Tony Sklflcr. John Wtllls. and Ronnie Shaver each hit a slnnle and scored n run To n y Belllsslmo slnnled in a run Jerem y Marl ley scored a run and drove In another. Lance McCabe singled. Ralph AMurtta scored a run. Greyhounds Continued from IB semifinal contest against the Delaind Bullions In the (> p.m game. No. I sced Mainland lakes on No l ift'd Lake Mary. B o th s r m lt h u l nam es am t Saturday's' chixnplnnshlp con­ test will be p liyrd at Lym an Mlnh School DeWayne It#-ll had a bin game lor L ym a n W alnrsduy night. M uring IG pohEs to go with nine rebounds. Im r steals, three blocks, and th n r assists Ready finished with 12 |mi|iiis an two blocked shots. Tavuron Kaymon also scored 12 jiilnis while Jo h n Bennett added nine |N>lnts and three assists. Defense was a key lor Lym an as the G reyhm inls concentrated on c o n ta in in g Spruce Creek s ta n d o u ts Matt B a ile y an d Ricardo Culdenti Halley did his damage with 24 points, hut Calderon mumoR'd only eight point* "W e wanted 0> lake those two out of llte game." said Ready. "Bailey espectaly Is unta/lng We knew they w ouldn't be coming out. tmi wc kept pulling Irrsh people on tli- court to wear ( them out.*’ W ith Just 23 seconds lett In regulation. It like Lyman was safely In control when Myang Yoon's three- point play gave the Greylininds a 54-48 lead. Bui Jasu i Russell and Molmes ImiiIi III three-pointers lor Spruce L'retk to tie the game and send II to overtime W ith three Meunds IHt In the overtime ] m tiih I. it appeared that Spruce Creek wits in control, leading G2 G1 atil Lyman Torccd to (nil Ihc hall m play under Its own basket. T h e Greyhounds were able to lolMumdc the bul to Heady, who t u r n e d a n d la u n c h e d Ills gam c-wlnulun -hot as sikiii as It hit Ills hands Lions Continued from IB Vlnre Carx-r. After Ben BossM-ored 15 of Ills teatn-lradlng 19 jHiInts m the first (piartcr for Oviedo. Carter was assigned to cover Boss and limited him Io fm r iiolnls before Boss Injured l»s knee In the third quarter ixtd had to leave the game. Oilrnslvcly. O u te r threw m a name-high 25 points that In­ cluded four llircc-polnt Held goals. "V ln re Cartir really played really w ell." sail Oviedo assis­ tant coach Ken KriHig. "T h e y were having problems netting their offense golix!. so they Just started golug .< him (Carter). see Continued from IB He'd either |Kisi if) in the middle or bounce out and shmit a three-pointer." Alter Boss, the next highest si-orcrs for Ovk-do wrre Jason Watts and Matt Slims, who each had four |m) ! i i I s . Mainland, ranked No. 3 In this week's Florida Sports Writers Association's Cbss 5A slutc jmiIL will play Lake Mary In Friday night's (} p.m. vinlfln.il contest at Lym an High School. At H p-m .. Lym an will play Dcl.anil In the other seminrul. T h e champloiTihtp game will I h - played Sattrday night al Lym an. Oviedo rods ils season at IO 19. Rams |n ihc Issue on us. we forced II on them ." Mitchell led l l r Raiders wllh 25 points, with 10 assists, six rebounds, and I v r steals while Sheppard collated 19 points. 15 assists, and sevm steals Kvon lliim uiiu d contributed 19 points with 11 rebounds while Charles Davis had six |K>lnts and sevm blocked shots for S T C T h e win improves SC C to 12-17. 4 9 In Ihc conference. St. Joints Is 4-19 and 1-11 In Ihc conference. On Saturday. S C C will travel to Valencia Com m unity College for another ctnfcrcncr game Marling at 7:30 p.m. Currently slxlh In the M F C standings, S C C Is t r y i n g t o b u i l d m om entum for ihc roufrrencc to u rn a m e n t, where Valencia could !m- a |iisslhle opening round opponent Continued from IB 13 of his gam r-hlgh 15 points over the Inal two periods, lie also had a ra m 'leading 12 rebounds. Nathan Peck trorrd all 10 of his ( x i I i i I h In the first quarter to help latke Mary take a 21-15 lead. Richard Ux he' chipped In With 13 jiolnls for the Rams (14-13). Peek (ltd Roche' each had a pair o( Ihrec-jiolnt field goals. . hi all. 11 (Iffcrrut players c o n trib u te d |i>lnts for Lake Mary. For L ik e Howell. Fred Mc­ Cloud nettrd IO im i I u I s . Xan Manning nnd Jx w Marrero each added nine polits for the Silver Hawks. " FLO R ID A ” ARRIVE ALIVE y.__ „ SuNShiM star _ ?| �IH r 9 _______________________________________________________________________ 9 I f * 4 4 * 9 f Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Fabruary 17, 1994 - J1 People school awards IN BR IEF Roses for you The Central Florida Rose Society will host a dinner meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 22 at the Morrison’s Cafeteria near the Winter Park Malt. Dlann ami J im Giles of Giles Rose Nursery In Davenport will teach not only how to grow roses tint will also discuss which rose* are better for the central Florida landscapes. The program will Include Information n« it new Introductions, preferred rootstock, fragrant roses am. hose that are doing well in this area, For more Information, call 0 7 1-0614 or 239- 1188 CALENDAR East-W est Kiwanis Club meets Thursday East-West Kiwanis C lub of Sanford meets every Thursday at 7 p m ., at the Friendship A Union Lodge building, comer of Locust Avenue and Seventh Street Visiting Kiwanlan* are welcome. For Information, call Robert Whittaker, president 889 0042. 1 Overeaters Anonym ous meets weekly O vrrra irr* Anonym ous meets every Thursday, at 7 30 p in., ai the C om m unity United Methodist Church. Plney Ridge Road and U.S. 17*92, Casselberry. For Information, call Carol. 322-0657. Help for child support enforcem ent Assoetallon for Children for Enforcement of Sup|>ort. ACES, will meet the third Thursday each month. 7 p in. ut the Seminole County Library. Casselberry branch. S.H. 430 and Oxford Road. Meetings are free. Call 095-1720 or 324-8855 for more Information. Al-anon gathers If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help Al-anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non smoking) evening ai 8 p.m . Meetings are held In the back room of the Sahara Club. 2857 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford For additional meeting limes and locatlnns In the Central Florida urea, or for more Information, call 332-4122. Sunrise Kiw anis m eets Friday T h r Seminole Sunrise Klwunls Club meets every Friday, at 7 a m., at Shoncy’s. U S 17-92. south of Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klwantons are welcome. For information, call BnjccM cKIbbln. president. 322-0331. SA N FO R D - T h e Salllc H a r­ rison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Friday. Fell. I I , ut the Page School. Sanford. T h r opening ritual was conducted by Vice Regent Grace Parks and flag chairman Mae Fancher. B e t t y Sl e f f a n s w e lc o m e d parents, teachers and students present for Good Citizens awards a n d r e c o g n i t i o n of t h o s e participating In the Good C iti­ Good Citizens awards are prosonled by Chapter zens’ contest. Historian Emeritus Virginia Powell (Irom left) lo Elisabeth Boyd brought the national defense message. Chapter Historian Em eritus Virginia Powell announced Ihe winners of the Good Citizens awards They are Edward M c­ Cain. Lukr Howell High School; Christina Flora. Lake Mary High School: Benedict Park. Lym an High School: Dennis Crrvlston. Oviedo High School, and Dledrc Michels. Seminole High School. Each received a certificate and a G ood C itiz e n ’s p in . C o u n ty winner, Benedict Park, who read hi* essay, also received a 8100 savings bond. Saluted us Seminole County's Outstanding American History Teacher was Andy Williams of Sem inole H igh Sch o o l. T h e chapter presented him with a txxik " A Century of Service: T h r History Month Chairman Alynne Faughnan (from St o r y of the D A B . " and a left) presents elementary and middle school subscription lo the D A R Maga­ zine. Canfield. Rebecca Chldestcr. Jeff H i s t o r y Mo n t h C h a irm a n C onw ay. A m a n d a Rohrback. Alynne Fuuglmun gave the ele­ Rock Lake: Ja re d Dufour. Laura m e n ta ry and m id d le school Floyd. Mike Jones. South Sem i­ awards. Each read her/his essay nole Middle School. on "Com ing to America During Finalist essays will be sub­ the Colonial Era." Each received mitted to the D A R state chair­ a certificate und u medal. Th e y man forjudging. were: Grade 5. Gregory Peele. Following the awurds Pat Fox G e n e v a E le m e n ta ry S rh o o l: read the president general's Grade 7. Kristen Krulllnger. message and Lourtne Messenger Rock laike Middle School; Grade presented th e C o n s titu tio n 8. U narm Campbell. Jackson minutes. Heights Middle School Registrar Catherine Wiley In ­ In uddltlon to the winners. troduced prospective member* other-1(Inalmia were: Jennifer Sandra Moody. Held! Maine*. Evans. Mat fife w Fur hash. Ben M ary Loulee E lg in . Suzanne PelicAon. Matt Young, all sev­ Elgin and Ju B a Fees. Accepted as new members enth graders from Rock laike Middle School. Grade 8: Shawn were Mildred O rlltzl. Mildred Nichols. Indian Trails; Jerem y Lind. Suzanne Ogrtn and Ju lia Fcss. Clavurnt. Sara Held. Jackson Heights; Leah Tro ttn , Mllwee The next m eeting will be held at Ihe home o f the chapter Middle School; Mehreen Chlda. Virginia Powell regent. Virginia Mtklcr. on Sat­ Marlah Jett. Kevin Stallworth. American Hiatory urday. March 5. Sanford Middle School: David HwaW e*oio» b , S u m s S awards to; Gregory Peele, Krialen Kralllngor and Lauren Campbell. Several winners were absont. (right) preaenta Seminole Counly'a Outstanding Teacher award to Andy Williams. S e lf -h e lp g r o u p s fo r a b u s e d a d u lt s im p r o v e to seek professional help from someone w ho specializes In ubused children and adults. Don't try to make her mother happy. It can't l>c done. Make the daughter happy through a change In her self-image and attitude toward herself. Tell her to seek out and attend a self-help group of abused udult children. She'll find her story Is very common and there Isa way out. S o m e d a y , m a y b e , if her mother sees that all of her abuse Is not getting her anywhere, the mother will seek help for herself. I doubt It. though, because this kind of ubuslvr behavior Is an DEAR ABBY: I think you Msrcad the letter from "D crcssed D aughter" when she .rote about her mother's consant negativity. Your advice to ry to bring her mother " u p " by aklng her to a movtc, etc., won't rork. Her mother lives In a rorld of her own. She likes to be irgatlvc. In fact, she would be ulncd If she couldn't discount md denigrate her daughter. It's not the mother who needs ounscltng: It’s the daughter, i he daughter lias been verbally liaised all her life. Now that she s beginning to realize how much he has been Injured, she needs A D V IC E % ABIGAIL VAN BUREN addiction, and you know how difficult It Is to change an addict unless she wants to change. 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I. loo. have a negative, angry and depressed mother. She Is angry about her life choices, but has not done anything lo help change the situation. For many year*, m y sister and I have tried to help her. We have done the things you have sug­ gested to "Depressed Daughter." without success. O u r frustration has created m igraine headaches and colon spasms for us. O u r mother Is 75. so w c have been at this for a long time. Please tell "Depressed Daugh­ ter" to let go w ith love. It Is not her responsibility to fix her mother. Wc cannot change other people. Wc can only change ourselves. Love, acceptance, for­ giveness and letting go of the responsibility for her mother Is the best advice you can give this daughter. I listen to m y mother, but I know I can't fix her. I can love her. but I can't change her. Only she can do that for herself — If she wants to. h w Deidre Michels. Christina Flora and Benedict Park Several awa-d winners were absent. (Problem •? Write to Deer Abby. For a personal, unpubllahed reply, tend a sell-addressed, ■lamped envelope lo Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) DEAR ABBY: Th e poem tilled ••Why W o rry ? * ’ w h ic h y o u published In your column on Thursday. Ja n . 20. was from a book I wrote In 1945. titled "Laughingly Your*," iilchiicld BLANK CHECK"*” ?. MILTON BERLE MRS. (PC-tJ) R 8 M G RUM PY OLD MEN DEAR MILTON: Thanks for letting me know. As l noted In m y column, the poem was sent to me by a reader who found It u mo n g her g r a n d m o t h e r ' s memorabilia. No mention ws made of the nuthor. P.S. I recently saw a rerun of nn old mcvlc with you und Car) Reiner. |Or was It Sid Caesar?) Anyway, you were In drag, and I must say. I haven't laughed so heartily In m any a year. |P0 M84MM0MQ I'L L DO ANYTHING • r 4 0 4 » T :1 S » » (Ha-1J) • MY GIRL 2 (PCD M0410710T10 A C E VENTURA • ii04oo ?ooim (PG-U) MY FATHER*THE J m Th e W inter Sprint!* chapter nl AARP will meet on Feb. 2 1 at 1:30 p.m. A speaker from the Loiigwcx>d/Wlntrr Sprint; Chamber of Commerce will la- there providing tourist Infonnallnii anil chamber uiemtM*r directories available. Th e meeting will take place at the Winter, Springs C lvlr Center. 400 N. Kdgemon Ave. Guests arc welcome. Th e club's new officers are Ernie Batter, president: Adelr Svcndsen. vice president; Frances Rayl. secretary; F.d Miller, treasurer; Ken Wilson, legislative chairman; llcttc Suinple. mcmlH-rshlp chairman and Marian Bolin, program chairman For more Information, rail 327-7334. Essayists vie in state competition 2 J04 JOTIOt J0 t IRON W ILL IPG. M I4 » GUNMEN 7 »»» 15! BLINK («> MOlOO 7:10010 THE GETAW AY 1^044)7:1014} LEARNING TO LET OO DEAR ERV, LEARNINO TO LET GO, AND READERS: W c |o W inter Springs A A R P meeting PI iZ W f O n ALL MOVIES STARTING BETWEEN 4 TO 6 all approach problem -solving from our own perspective, re­ peating those techniques that work for us. Obviously, the themes of forgiveness and trying to help olhers arc patterns that I have found rewarding. If they do not w o rk, a n d people fin d themselves locked Into rela­ tionships that arc unrewarding nnd unhealthy — the name for that Is *,co -d e p e n d c n c y‘’ — changes are in order. Th e re is a n Intern a tio n a l sclf-hlcp group dedicated to this problem: Co-Dependents A n o n ­ ymous. a fellowship r f men. women and teens whose com ­ mon problem Is an inability to maintain f uncti onal r e l a ­ tionships; Its members desire healthy, fulfilling relationships w ith olhers a n d themselves. 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SEM IN O LE SELF R E L IA N T HOUSING INC and THE IN DEPENDANT SAVINGS PLAN Oalandanlli) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE II hereOy Qlv#n that, pursuant to an order or Final Judgment ol Foreclosure an i f fd In in* above captioned rw I min tail ma propariy situated m SEMINOLE County. Florida d ru ’ brdai Lot 4. TYSON PARK, at cording to Bit Plot thereof at ratordad In Plai Book 17. Pag# at. of tha Public Ratordi ol SamInotoCounty. Florida at putiiK ta>a. to ma nigheti and bait btddt' tor cam. a* the Wail Front Door. X I N Park Avanwa. of ma SEMINOLE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E . In Sanlord. Florida, at II R a m on March 17. 1X4 D A TE D February 14.1tt4 In accordance wllh the A mar leant With Oivab iitiet Act par tont with ditabilltlet needing a tpactol accommodation to par llcioata In ttilt proceeding mould contact Saminoia County. Court Adminlilratlon at M l North Park Arenue. Sanford FL 12771 toitphone 14071 111 4110 not totor than tavan 171 day i prior to Iha procaadmg If h a a rln g impaired I T O O ) I too *SS 1771. or Volet IV ) 1100 tlS 1770. Via Florida Relay Service MAR VANNE MORSE C LER K OF CIRCUIT CO URT BY Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Publish- February It. 14 t»»4 D E O 144 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F TH E EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO: ») 7147 CA 14 L RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION ai Contarvalor tor C A R TER ET FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK — Succotaor to C A R T E R E T SAVINGS BANK. F.A .; Plaintiff. 4 ---------------------------- i i W ILL IA M S VERANES; S TE V E N R VALLADARES. ADMINISTRATOR OF E S T A T E OF ANNE VALLADARES; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEESOR O TH E R CLAIMANTS OF ANNE VALLADARES. Deceased, HIDDEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC J and UNKNOWN TENANTSrOWNERS. Datondanto PLAINTIFF’S NOTICE OF ACTION TO TH E UNKNOWN HEIRS. O E V IS E E S . G R A N T E E S . A S S IG N E E S . L IE N O R S . C R E D ’ ITRS. TRUSTEES OR O T H E R C A IM A N T S O F A N N E V A L L A D A R E S . Oa coated, and all partita claiming Interact by. through, under or a g o ln t t T H E U N K N O W N H E IR S . OEVISEES. GRAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR O T H E R C L A IM A N T S O F A N N E V A L L A D A R E S . Da crated, and all parlret having or Claiming to hare any right, till#, or Intoroil In lha propariy harem described C U R R E N T R E S ID E N C E U N K N O W N / L A S T KNOW N A D D R E S S UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to lorectoM mortgage on the following described property In Seminole County. Florida: Condominium Unit M l. Build Ino 11A. of HIDDEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUMS, according So the Declaration of Condominium recorded on Nerember IS. tN4 In O R Book 11*4 pages 444 thru 7fS. inclutlra at lha Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida end Oil amendments thereto together with ell appu? tenencos thereto and an un divided Interest m lha common otomonli of taW Condominium at sat forth In said Declaration Roaring Drive n o Altamonte Springs. Florida 11714 has bean filed against you and you era required to servo on original of your written de­ fenses. It any, with the Seminole County Clerk ol this Court and to serve a copy on Plaintiff's Attorney. Patrick M. O' Con nor . Esquire, ol the Law Firm of MASON A ASSOCIATES. P.A . Plaintiffs Alter nay. whose address It 11147 U S Highway It North. Suite ISO. Clearwater, Florida 144114144. within thirty (X I days alter the first publics •ton of this notice, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated: February 14. It *4 In accordance with lha Amer lewis With Oltebtniiet Act. per sons with disabilities needing a special accommodation to per llcipoto In this proceeding should contact Court Admtnlt Nation ol ttlephono number 14071 H I 4U 0. Eat 4117, no totor than seven 171 dtys prior to the proceeding II hearing impaired. (T D D ) i 400sss47M, or Veka (V I I 400SSI4770, vto Florida Relay Servlet Publish: February 17.14 1X4 D E O 144 IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN0 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI0A CASE NO *) 117! CC T! F ALAFAYAWOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC. Plaintiff. vs CIRILOM BAUTISTA AND MARIA T BAUTISTA. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TOCHAPTER SI Nonce It given that pursuant to Order ol Final Judgmanl m Foreclosure dated February 11, I**4. In Cate No *2 lift CC 22 F. ol the County Court In and lor Semlnoto County. Florida. In which A L A F A Y A WOODS H O M E O W N E R S ASSOCIA TION INC . is the Plaintiff and CIRILO M BAUTISTA AND MARIA T BAUTISTA are the Defendants I will tail to the Mghetl and best bidder tor cash al the Weil front door of the Semineto County Ceurilovke in Sanlord. Florida, at II M a m . on March If, t*»l. the following described property set lortn in the Order of F Inal Judgment Lot 44 ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE XXII. according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book X . Pages IS end I*, of the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida DATED February IS. 1*44 MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ol County Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk A M E R IC A N S W ITH OIS ABILITIES ACT OF l*S0 IAO M INI1TRATIVE ORDER NO *2121: Persons with a disability whe need a special accem modal ion to participate In this proceeding should confect ADA Coordinator at X I N Park Avenue. Suite N X I. Sanlord. Florida 12771 al toast five days prior to the proceeding Tele phone 1X7) U J a l X E t l 4117. 1100 OSS 477t (TOD!, or 1400 *>>4770 (V). via Florida Retoy Service Publish February 17.14. I**4 DEO 170 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice is hereby given that I am angagad In business Of P O Bos *11707. Lake Mary. FL 127*1 . Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitious Name of AMERICAN VENTURE CAPI TAL. end that I Intend to register said name with The Division of Corporations, Telia hassae. Florida, in accordance with lha provlsleni ol lha Fictitious Nemo Statutes. To wit: Section MIG*. Florida Statutes lf*l Dell Rhus Publish February 17. I**s DEO 142 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIO H T IE N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. *1 lift CAM DIVISION E VICTORIA MORTGAGE CORP. Plaintiff. vs. BERTRAND T. GRAF FIS. •fal. Detondenllsl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order to re schedule foreclosure sate dated February IA 1*44, and entered In Cate No f l I ITT CAM E ol the Circuit Court of me E IG H ­ TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE Cewity. Florida wherein V IC T O R IA M O R T­ GAGE CORP. It the Plaint HI and BERTRAND T. GRAFFIS and "AUD R EY G GRAFFIS". his spout* II married. HD RE ALTV. INC . and SANFORD PLACE HOMEOWNERS AS SOCIATION. INC are the Oe Undents. I will sail lo the highest and bast bidder lor cash at lha west Irani entrance of lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 11:00 a m., an the 17th day of March. IfM. the following ds scribed property os tef forth m said Pinal Judgmanl: LOT M. SANFORD PLACE. A SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK » . PAGE S n TH ROUGH 11. OF THE PUBLIC AECOROS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1*10 Administrative Order No *117 Persons wllh o disability who need a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al X I N Park Avenue. Suite N X I. Sanlord. Florida »77t al lees! live ( 1 ) days prior to the proceeding Telephone 1X7) 222 4 l » f i t . 4117. I « X * ! ! I 77IITDDI. or 1100*1147701VI. vto Florida Retoy Service WITNESS MV HANO and the seel of this Court on February 14, l**4 (SEAL) HONORABLE MARVANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Bp: Dorothy W Bolton Dtoufv Clerk Publish February 17.14, lf*4 DEO 147 C E L E B R I T Y C IP H E R Cewer*r Caw*. ifts M y rn we oenee kom qvoteidnt c, lemsus ( « * « M tlW S'eM M tech ener n me cprw> tlendsier momer fade, s live / eeua* A ’ C U D E A E Z R C Q J Z M O L S J V D L X V B L D E O S P Y I H E W C U J V T U C B O E T U C ■ E I V S M R . C U B C C G B R U V T D B S U C D N D V D O C . ’ I E M — U E S M R . PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N " T o u r* very lucky if you know wtiai you went to do I w as afwkjrt prgftp clear about it." — Robert Oe Niro t IN THE CO UN TY COURT OF THE E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO •) 1471 CC M U ALAFAYAWOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC . Plainlltf. vs DENNIS MCGINNIS AND SHARON MCGINNIS. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 Notice Is given Thai pursuant to Order of Final Judgment in Forecloture deled February 7. 1*44. In Casa No 01II71CC X U. ol lha County Court In and for Seminole County, Florida. In w hich A L A F A Y A WOODS H O M E O W N E R S ASSO C IA TION. INC . is lha Plaintiff and O E N N IS M C G IN N IS AND SHARON MCGINNIS It the De Undent. I will tall to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the West front door of the Semirwle County Courthouse tn Sanford. Florida, at II 00 a m . on March 10. 1*11 lha following described property tat forth In the Order of Final Judgmanl Lot SI. A LA F A Y A WOOOS PHASE I - U N IT A. according to the Plot thereof at recorded In Plot Book I I , Paget N through 11 . of The Public Rec ordt of Semlnoto County fior Ida DATED February 7, l*S4 MARVANNE MORSE Clark ol County Court By JonoE Jetewic Deputy Cierk A M E R IC A N S W IT H OIS ABILITIES ACT OF IfSO (AD M INISTHATlVE ORDER NO f l 17| Persons with o disability who need a special accem modation to participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at X I N Park Avenue Suite N X I. Sanford. Florida 77771 at least live days prior to the proceeding Tele phone: (X71 21) 41X Est 4X 7. 1 *00*114771 (T O D ), or 1100 *114770 IVI. vto F lor Ido Relay Service Publish February to. 17.1**4 DEO?.’ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in business al 14*t Old Lake Mery R d . Sanlord 11771. Semlnoto County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of JAB FEEDS, end that I Inland to regular said name with the Division of Corporations. Telle haste*. Florida. In accordance with the provisions ot the Fictitious Nam* Slotulet. Te Wit. Section 4410* Florid* St*tut*t lf*i Bonrtto J. Kutschera Publish February 17.10*4 D E O 144 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A S IN O S11714CA DIVISION 14 B RVLAND M ORTGAGE COMPANY. PiemttllM). vk. P A U LO M YERS.esal. DetondaniUl; NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of torocloturt dated February S m a. and entered in Cat* No t l 17J4CA 14 E of the Circuit Court ot Iho E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit m and Tor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein RYLAHO M ORTGAGE COM PANV It the Plaintiff and PAUL 0 MYERS. ALAN L BRUNO. ANNE L. BUSCH. M IC H AEL T O ’M ELIA, D EER RUN HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION fl*. “ JO H N D O E " tt/k/A John Canto, and "JA N E D O E" n/k/e Nuccl Canto are the Defendant* 1 will tall to lha highest and bast bidder tor cash at the west front stops of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at tt 00 a m . on March to. m a. tna following described property at sal forth In said Final Judgment LO T X . DEER RUN. U N IT I* A. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THER EO F AS RECOROED IN P LA T BOOK X . PAGES It AND l l . P U BLIC R ECO RD S OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. STATE OF FLORIDA T O G E T H E R W I T H TH E F O L L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D PERSONAL P R O P E R TY ; RANGE/OVEN. V E N T FAN. O ISPO SA L. D ISH W A S H E R . SMOKE O ETE C TO R . CARPET WITNESS M Y HAND and the teal el (Ml Court on February A ma (SEALI HONORABLE MARVANNE MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish February 10.17. m a DEOSI _________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.I *) IU1CA14E BARCLAY SAME RICAN/ MORTGAGE CORPORATION, etc . PUtofllf. STEPHEN TOOLSIE. at u«. *1 al. Oelendantt NOTICE OP SALS NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the Final Judgment of Forectoturo and Soto entersd in the cause ponding In lha Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and lor Semlnoto County. Florida. Civil Action Number *2 1111CAUE the undersigned Clerk will tell the property situated In said County, described at: LOT X . SUNRISE ESTATES U N IT 1. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F . AS RE CORDED IN P LA T BOOK 14. PAGE If AND X . OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA together wllh all structures, improvements, natures, appn anett and appurtenances an said land or used In con |unci ton •herewith, al public tale, to the highest and best bidder for cash at 11:10o'clock A M ,o n Merck II. 1*14. al the west front door of the Semlnoto County Court house. Santoed. Florida DATED : February*. 1t*4 •COURT SEALI MARVANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Jan* E Jasewic Deo erf•Clark Publish February 10.17. 1X4 DEOX Legal N otices NO TICE OF A PUBLIC HSARINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPT ION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TH E C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice It hereby given mat a Public Hearing will be held in the Commission Room ol lha City Mall In the City ot Sanlord. Florida, al 7 00 o clock P M on February X . 1X4. to consider the adoption ol on ordinance by me City o* Sanlord. F lorIda lltto of which it as follows ORDINANCE NO 11*7 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF SANFORD. FLOR ID A . A M E N D I N G O R O I N A N C E N O 114* W H IC H ESTABLISHED A COMMUNI TY P O LICING TEAM (CPTI BY E X T E N D I N G ITS AU THORIZATION AND SOURCE OF F U N D IN G . PROVIDING FOR CO N FLICTS. SEVERA B I L I T Y A N D E F F E C T IV E OATE A copy than be available al the office Of I7i* City Clerk tor ail persons desiring te to r n the the same AM parties In Interest and entrant than have an opportuni ty to be heard al said hear Ing By order ot the City Com mission ot the City of Sanlord Florida P E R S O N S W I T H D IS A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN G AS S IS TAN C E TO PAMTICI P A TE IN AN Y OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D CO NTACT THE PERSONNEL O FFIC E ADA COORDINATOR A T 120 1*2* 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II 4 person decides to appeal * declsln made with respect to any matter considered al lha above mealing or hearing he may nead a verbatim record ol the proceedings, including the testimony and evldsnce. which record It not provided by the City of Sanlord IFSlSSflM I Janet R Oonahoe City Clark Publish February 17. m e DEO 140 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E EIO H TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF TH E S TA TE OF FLORIDA. IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE COUNTY C IV IL DIVISION CASE NO. t l 1111 CA 14 E FOROCONSUM ERLOAN CORPORATION. Plaintiff. LEONARD SM ITH ANO JANE DOE SM ITH. HIS UNKNOWN W IFE; JO Y C E L SMITH AND JOHN DOE SMITH. HER UNKNOWN HUSBAND ELIZA B E TH M DOJONA K A E L IZ A B E T H M DO/SON: IF LIVING. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID D E F E N D A N T S ). IF REM ARRIED. ANO IF 0ECE ASCD. TH E R ESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES, G RAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS LIENORS AND TR U STEES A N D A LLO TH E R PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THR O UG H .U N D ER O R AGAINST T H E NAMED D E F E N D A N T S !, FLORIDA BUILDERS ANO CONTRACTORS DIRECTORY. IN C . A DISSOLVED CORPORATION. BELLSOUTH AD VER TISIN G A PUBLISHING CORPORATION. SEMINOLE COUNTY. A PO LITICAL SUBDIVISION OF TH E S TA TE OF FLORIDA FLORIDA ROCK INDUSTRIES. INC . UNITED STATE&OF AMERICA, STATE OF FLORIDA D E P A R TM E N T OF R EVEN UE. DetondaniUl N O TIC E OF SALE Notice it hereby given that, pursuant X a Final Summary Judgment of Forectoturo on Need In the above styled cause. In the Circuit Court of Semlnoto County. Florida. I will toll the property situate In Semlnoto County. Florid*, destfibadat LOT 11. D IX IE SUBOIVI SION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH E R E O F.R E C O R O ED IN P LA T BOOK 1 . PAGE 101 OF THE P U B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA I 4 » ROO SEVELT AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIDA 11771 *1 public tale, to Iht highest and best bidder, tor cash. AT THE WEST F R O N T DOOR SEMI HO LE C O U N TY COURT HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA. *11 IM A M . on March 10. l **4 M AR YAN N E MORSE C LE R K O F C IR C U IT COURT BY Jan* E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish February i0.17, m s DEO *4 Al—Money 1o Land Legal N otices COUNTY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE A TTE N TIO N ElUabaih S Oickertan and Francis C Hartnett or their heirs, assigns transfer*, or successors In In tores*t and Ih* tmknown spouses of oil Ih* abox RE LOTS II <* It BLK A BUNGALOW CITY PB 7 PG 12 12742 BUNGALOW BLVOI A recent inspection of the above described property r* reeled the unoccupied struc lures or* unsafe unsuitable for occupancy and detrimental to the health, safety and weilar* of fh* general public Ih* tlruc lures at* a health and fir* hatard due to Inadequate main ftn a n c t, dilapidation, and In accordance with Semlnoto County Ordinance *0 1*. the above mentioned structures are declared to be a public nuttanc* and mutt be demolished and removed from the property. The demolition end removal 0* the structures must beg n within thirty 1X1 days and be com pieted within ninety (X I days attx receipt of mis notice. O' you may undtflak* the appeal process a* outlined tn Section Seven (71 of County Ordinance Number X to T* pursue m* appeal precast It will bp fleeft sary tor yew to appear before the Board ot County Commit Stoners and present any relevant or material laett or evidence as to why th* above mentioned siruc lures should not be de dared a public nuisance It you with to eppeel to tn* Board of Committiontft. pleat* tot me know and t will request tn* Board to sal * time and date tor Failure to begin removal ot ih* structures or failure fe appeal to th* Board of Commit sloners wtlhln thirty (X J days after i n • pi of this notice may retuM m action being taken by th* County to h e x the struc tu rn demolished and removed All costs Incurred by th* County tor the demolition and removal ot th* structures will be assess ed to you end may besom* a Iton against your proparty II you h a x any quasi ions concerning this mailer, please call Oroma Nwanodi al 121 11X. *■tension 7112 Publish Feb It. 17, 14. March 1. 1X4 D EO W B UY IT. SELL IT. F IN D IT. C L A S S I F I E D IS WEEK S Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-26(1 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Plaintiff. SHELDONS ACKM AN.etal. Oeftndantlil NOTICE OF SALE 117711 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an O d rr Scheduling Foreclosure Sat* entered In this cate now pending In said Court. Ih* style ot Which It Indicated above I will tell to Ih* highest and best bidder lor cash at Ih* West Fronl Door. SEMINOLE County Courthouse. X I N Park Are no* Sanlord Florida 22771. be tween II M A M and J 00 P M on the lllh day ot March. I**4. the following drtcribed property as set forth In sax Order or Final Judgment, to wit LOT 47. W IN G riri 0 MSRTti II ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X PAGES 44. 41 ANO 44 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOR IDA OROEREO *• Sanlord. Sami noto County. Florida, this lllh day of February 1X4 Pertains with disability who need a special accommodation to panic Ipato in this proceed ng should contact ADA Coordinator at X I N Pa'S Arenue Suit* N X I. Sanlord Florida JJfTt, al toast F i x 111 days prior to Ih* proceeding Telephone |X7I I I I 41X E >1 4127 1 100 *11 1771 ITD O I or 1 100*11*770 (V ). vto F lor ma Relay Service MARYANNE MORSE As Ctork. Circuit Court lem. noto County. Florida B y. Dorothy W Bolton At Oepu'y Clerk Publish February 17,24.1X4 D EO 14* 1:00 AM.-130 P.M. MONOAY ttvu FRIDAY ntl-MT-SUN 10-5,2413 Flinch An. Sanford. 3JO-H37 BIG YARD SALE Friday only I Everything mutt goi X X I Laurel A x ________ FRIDAY 0MLTI 1 F A M IL I E S ! Household, doors, toy*, ctoihn and an liquet Off of 20th Street, look tor signs 1W0 Ame»o A x __ FRIDAY ONLY * 7 Croft supplies, turn , lots Of different stuff 2112 South Palmetto A x . Sanford OARAOE la left Why bother If WE B U Y PAY TOP PRICE!! ______ X » 1XH12 GARAGE A FURNITURE SALE Custom playhouse, watorbed. vanity, oftlc* turn . telescope, bit*, toddler toys A morel II* Donna O r . Sanlord 2/11 b 1/1* Sam 1pm Questions? m 4411 GARAGE SALE Friday and Saturday. 12 402 Surwal D r l x (Loth Arbor) GAftAGf M l Saturday. Bam 1pm Ceram k*. clothes, household, and m itt items M il Georgia A x HUGE YARD SALE Clothes, all sites, toys- mil* HJZ lartwell A x . Sanlord F rld o y -S a tu rd a y -S v n d a y LOW, LOW, P R IC EII Call In your garage sal* ad by II noon on Tuesday and lake advantage ol our special garag* sal* *d price 11 Call Classified now for details! 322 2SII LOTOF BARGAINS Linte bit of everything 1741 Celery Axnu* Sanford Friday L Saturday LOTSOF ANTIQUES Collectibles and treasures FRI SAT SUN Don I mtssl 700 West III SI .Sanlord LOTSOF DISC. 1*22 Barlow Baby by Grace Hollorman Madam A la i andr* doll Lott of dellfl Water cooler, fishing reel Frl . Sat. Sun i u Baywrood Circle, Sunlend Estates MULTI FAMILY YARDSALE Furniture, dishes, decorating Items, linens, etc 2IM S Park A x . Sanlord Friday. t-S; Saturday,* 2_______________ MULTI FAMILYSALE Lilt I* bit Of t verything 10M Hartwell A x .. Sanford FRIDAY ONLY YARD SAU * SAT. ONLY Fab It, ( 4 Clocks, fishing r x lt . clothes books, tots and lots of mite I 114 E Coleman Circle. Sanford in Plnecretl 1200W.22NDST. Sanford Everything from A fo Z. Friday 1 Saturday, t till T 71— H tlp Wanted McontdCUtfM Onto*---------- 574 • Rod 7 coomcuMw kntod______ TOtaRm 3 ctvxdCUtfYi ttmrg-----------tlfa R rx 1ttfix______________tl.lf ■ R*1m arep#r totud, b*s*don3Urxs •3Ufxg Minimum NOWACCEPTNG A/C DUCT MECHANIC ImmedMf* empermenl Ken's Air. He Ml 4111________ m iiM I J N AVON prodods. Earn fo X % No door'dxx PT/FT la n d !Ill ltfl/1 ND*M 1144 ADD TO YOUR MCOME SELL AVONNOWI CALL >11 M ile . 1)1 41)1 ADVERTISINGSALES SchadiAng may rakato HoraM Adxrbaor at r » cost of an addbonaf day Cance* whan you gel roasM Pay oXy tor day* yom ad ny* at tato aarixd US* kJ* daacnpgpn * - *rtoxl I X X Copy ir*wt Inanw acxwtxabto typo­ graphical form V u r .i.. oaf kaguarry rale* are avaAabto DEADLINES Tuoadey Pvu Friday f 1 Nocn Th# D*y Bator* Pubtoabon SundJv And MondBtt15 30PM Pftdty ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDOS* In Ih# #v#Glrf #n array In an ad, th# Sanlord Herald will b* raapontibia for Ih* flral Inaartton onfy and only lo Ih* axtanl of th* coat of that Inbprdon. Pleat* chock your ad for accuracy th* Oral day it rant. m 12— Elderly Cere 12^Elderly Care ADULT CARE in our prl»**e horn*. Late May *'** 2 available beds to men only Pleawcontact Vigil a> 407 22} IM A D U L T CAR ! in our privet* Long wood home ) beds eve.I P>**t* contact Debts* 77« *4 re A D U L T CARS in our private home Sanford ore* Pleat* contact Holly M l *142 Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO *114*4 CA 14 S M YR TLE M BROWN Plaintiff. ■s DONNA HALL and B IL L Y H A L L Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE M L ! N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmanl of Foreclosure deled February II. 1X 4. entered in Cat* No *> >40* CA 14 E Ml •ho Circuit Court Of th* Eigh toenih Judicial Circuit. In and tor Seminoi* County. Florida, that on The 17th day of March. A D !t*4. at 11 00 A M at th* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTV COURT HOUSE. X I North Per* A x r>u*. Sanford. Florid*. Ih* un dnsigned Ctork will offer tor an < best bidder tor cadi th* fellow mg described real property From a pomi If chains (17*1 fX t) South ot th* Northeast corner of th# Northwest 'a of Ih# lout-west to *1 Section 12, Township X South. Rang* JO East. Semmol* County. Florida run North I X Hal tor a Point of Beginning, thence run West IK toof: thence run North X toot; th*n<* East I K tool, thence run South X toot to th# Point of Beginning; LESS the East X l**f tor Bedford Road together with all I'ructuees improvements Nature*, eppil once* and appurtenances on seut land or used In conjunction therewith D ATED this tlth day ot Feb rvary. A D 1X 4 M ARYANNE MORSE Ctork ot lt>* Circuit Court Seminole County. Flertde By: Dorothy W Bolton Oopvty Ctork Publish February 17,14 1X4 OCO 171 BUdAtf Control PieMm b T SENIORS, call to Hnd out If you qualify tor asdslanca with Ol APE RSi PADS del'xred te yqur door monthly X I OS* tlS* 21 — P e r s o n a l s U0PTKHS Free medical tax. Iranspor •alien, counsel rig private doctor plus living • penset Bar flJMIICtoarwder Attorney Jwhw Frtcker l* X *27 24*1 lns>d* Mtos fo (Harnesses and individuals Par! Ilm* *4 X plus corrynlivson *nd K hour uses Ftosibto week sched ut*. xfabitshed corporsiwn Leads provided Friendly, team oriented non smoking w orkplace Require *n thutlasm and good com munlcofion skills lend re sumo lem mete Penn, sever c/o Pam Raynor, X I N Hay f f t l. Lowgweed FL IlfM er FAX Ml 444 14M AGENTS-REALESTATE! Nothing succtodslik* success Wo re well Into osr >d decade of framing succeqtul agents No license’ . We ll help! W ATION REALTY CORP R EALTO R ! H IM ASSEMBir/ACTOKT 17 |I0 hr Noeapnoc Immed Opening *07 2*0 X I sm to* CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Per less Shoes Is loosing tor energetic outgoeg mdividu Alt In th* Or*n9 City end O o la n d a r t * B e ne fits package, competitive wag* llenbi* hours Apply al Per less Shoes Lento, d In Wei Marl stopping center No yeiono cans ptoase CAREGIVER P O llTION tor 2 elder y women L l x in or out Retoroncos required 4 dart • wees lanlord area 122 M 1« CMS For #11 full llm i Uttftt f J. 11 1. 4 I II M u ilbftrtM td ORDERLIES 25— Special Notices Full lime 2 lllhifl NCW ATS "Sklrmy Dip" thigh cream At seen on Ch 4 news Now availabi* Pleas* call Natali* Fergvxwjat IXO Accepting applications Mondav Friday . *4 DeBary Manor 44 N If X . PeBaey 4*7 Ml MX UP-T0M TE CONSTRUCTION RORRCRS SP0RT5/FIRAME/STOCKS Good pay. stoady work Will train toa 721 1471 b message 1-9M-2C7-MOO UT. MIC McDonald’s Ftxtbl] hours People person Acply Monder Friday ! 4. I X Hickman Dr AND MORE!!! CwftOHMf Stftki Rtpi U Kpte minute MUST BE IIY R S Procall Co 1*021*14 fax DENTAL AS9STANT E .penanced wits t l pended dutws needed tor bvtr mufti dlsciptMiary office Strong rt itortix and surgcai skills a must Salary cawmen sural* Wllh teporionco Available Jan I* Call *04 7714200 27— Nursery A Child Chr* O P E N M O N D A Y -S U N D A Y1 Coll tor details A*** l It UI-24M/LK m i 10 55— Bust o l l Opportunities R E P Wi ti e.it* it jsr» v»n JAN ITO R IAL FRANCHISES E s t a b lis h e d S a n lo r d Are* 11too mo mcoma. price 1* 7X1 ) 000 me income price f l 1 X 0 Ph 7*2 fad__________ 1-i ( .fit iif« ( u< •mftf%1n jl ,im (J Ai|Mti^'lufAl Sf— Financial Services j l l u u m I i tft Ihe I A S I Cf U T RAL El OHIO A SAN FO R D Atrit tic e llc n l C o m m ittio n t and B o n u s rt Training provided STOP F0REC1DSURE! HYDROTEX I can heX 11% six cess Barry Myars X f 440-1141until IPM 1 liO O U 5 I O -. 1 7 1 2 Mill Notice E fc trto l Landscaping FLORIDA STATE B IO U IR IS alt contractors bo registered or certified. Te verity a slat* con tra cto rs Means# calf 1 XC >4} 7*x Cccupat Licenses are rtqdred by ih* county and can be xrlttod by calling m 1110. *d. 7412 M A S T E R I L I C T lM C f A N . Repair addition, comm/ret Lk/lns H R X M #2X14471 CYPRESS M ULCH SlUyard I X X Grad* A . milled In Longwood Call is tor a tree estimate an year Ire* trim­ ming and renter all Hardy Tre* Service doing but >ness as AAA Tree Saevkejj* 1111 Additions A Remodeling HEt /COMM Vliql Siding . Alum . Fram ing Drywall. Doors. Roofing, Coicreto 7 7 M * }^ s a t4 iM rc o c »^ tx u \vm Automatlv* FloorRsq HARDWOOD F 10ORIHO TOM OLSEN I I I 141422* f Gantral Services ■ CO M PLETE DETAIUNO at your horn* Handwashing and ^ w o jin ^ Jo to n G o flk O l^ X T ^ •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN All you need I* you lllto Jack Diamond lor appdntmenl no m * PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY ■ HUGE SELECTION CHEAP PRICES REEF DRIVINGAND STIU GET THE MDNETt CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO *1 lift CA 14 K A M E R IC A N S A V IN G S OF FLO R IO A FSB. Carpentry CAR PEN TER All Nndt of homo repairs, painting B ceramic III* Richard M u Orpa Gr ow m X I 1*71 d a rp tl Awning C A R P I T C L IA N IN O 4 Rooms 12* » l Stxm cleaned or dry foam Guaranteed lowest prices fO fPM H l SAM'S C A R P IT CLEAN I HO pies strip aad bell Hear*. Residential/corrrntrcial 24 hr* u*2 }24 1 42141. J S 4beexr )jM »e444 M U0S4I 4l Claanlng Servlet A TO U C H ABOVE Cleaning te rv ic t L lc / lx Qualify Cleaning al it's bad 2210»X C LE A N IH O RetUenllal and commercial. Qiallty work Altardabtoratos XI 2*S1 T .J.’S Will clean your house or elite* lo your salitlactton Very reasonable Lie/Ins Call Justin* at X 7 121 « l l t BR S44, 2 BR Ml. fiR S44 M A protasstonal. commercial •earn availabi* 22*4427 Concrete c A H A i k <£s a n r r w , Baal. I (Man Quality Opera I ton I JJBlJJB/tJBXtt IN D O O R A O U T D O O R Plastering Remodel new and historic heme* 222X10 Home Imprwement AFFORDABLE Hen* Repair. Dependable All phases Call tor lrx* * l M lchxl 222 M X AL DOES I ALL FIs It right *1 a pic* you can afford Lk'd/lns From Hart to liniih Carper*ry, plumb mg. electrical, and rooting m i 22 yrs otoqtertoriu* Ho |ob too big or small. Call 224-2422X H 4-2RX24 Nr*. RESTORATION, DRYWALL. metal studs, doors, trim, sld Ing. porches, dec to. gatebo* RITE-WAY W E SHOW UP s C lam ^ B iN iT 5 5 £ r £ ; f f L # l T h U D U ptn [ W ork For Yoi r II C la s s lflftl Lawn Sarvice TOM A J IF F 'S LAWN CARE! Rtt /Comm . dependable, low rales! Ere* X I . } » 7070 Palnthg CUSTOM PAINTING by Jeffrey Power. Inf/*al. Lie d . Ins F r x estimates . i n out S TU C C O re p a ir, painting, coatings, pressure washing. B ling F n ret 444 1*44 caulking Frt* T S * ography PMOTOORAPHY unique per son*Iued portraib shot in a natural sailing or home Nal l award winner 2*10174 Plumbing A B A PLUM RINDB SEWER. Leaky faucets* Running toilets7 I X could sol re your problem Water tutors. 14 hr XFYta*^ *04 U1 II I ) Pressure Cleaning DUN R ITE ; Clean driveways reef*, pool deck*, walks. houses Freaesl.X) 4)12 Swimming Pool I Service/Wepair 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Kilchen Remodeling al reasonable rate*. Kitchens A bathroom s. R ofaclng. custom made counter fops bookcases, specially Hems For more Into a ll 12 4 2721 Janitorial Sarvicts •UTZCUM MttTMUL Comm*rcl4l/R*tH. Ml *212. W EEK LY SERVICE from 14! mo Chtm RltoPcoi Service MO 7771 Robed Ihoemeker T _____S 7 S - jR IVlCR ECHOLS ^R EE SVC Lie’s, ms “ Let Ih* Prqfestbnalt do II." F r x estimates ... m r m Window Repair and Cleaning WIRD0N ft SCRBH lEFAIR: ______ xim-rai A d u e r f i s e Y o u r B u s i n e s s E i ’e r y D a y F o r A s L o w As S 45 P e r M o n t h . Coll C la s s ifie d , 322-261 1 �Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Thuraday, February 17. tW 4 - SB 7 1 -H t lp Wanted 01 RECUR For established iNtdcar* can tar Edutalion ant a.parw h * Ir*tar Iy ( hi Idhoodr aqu ir Ml C tlim M i _ DRILL OPERATORS. ETCHERS AND PLATERS Winter Sprlngt company M oil Individuals with pit >io m podMlion • ip ttitiv i ] Ihltts ax.'abto Mon Ih u ri » XPM 4AM Fri. Sol Sun. CAM 4 70PM or 4 70PM 4AM fti SO hr Pormononl positions N* *»r o I r t ' _ Hatp Par vonnr 14 It I I P DRIVERS K E D E D A O CARHIERV Tavares FI. 0 noil establish*) and prow Inf Control Flcrldo botod company ottory you a Vrmi Annual Pay Incraatat OStopOtt Pay o Unloading Pay a Vacation Par oSaltty Bonus o Spoutf Riding Program • Average Trips I Dari o la** Modal Conxnt tonal Tractor* It you h a x I yeari tractor trailer. OTR and *<o* and Ic* r i p t n m i plut a good driving r*cord. call ________ i a iM J o w e ________ EDITOR R LPO RTIR I - i.- a< nanipapar In outh Lata County Immadid* opening Call tor Intoryipyroe* Ha 71*1 L O U C A T IO H A O V O C A T l VISTA n lin lrtr to aatiil Ion mcoma S*mmerit Co pairnli Ed dagra* or laching *>p pratarrad ln**r|»'lonal and orgonitational n i l Tarm I yaar, »/ koc Cdi 777 PH) Cantral t iorrda lagal Wfv kas. Inc IANITQRS Part tlma lot L a ir Mary H e a t h r o w a w, i , hoi Philadelphia A x Orlando 40/ m 4 ( » _______ LABORERS NEECRO tklllod and irvykitled Po* lions o x il atria 0*r« Can t»*Man I 1 SPRINT W AT r i t e m t ill LABORERS Full tint# Valid F la drixry Itcanya ran load nmby and logy d rix trucks run chain tan. ate Co bundity! Start »/ hr Echoes T r x S«c M i ) w LINE CGDR Erpariancod only Fayl and cl*an Apply in panon. Christos Clayyic. 10/W lyt St L I V I IN COMPANON lor gan tlaman, traa rcom/beard, pri*at«'oom bath No salary _______ m ow _______ MACMIMST E rparranca nacoyary Good banality Apply at 3»s0 W Airport Blyd . SarQord_______ M A JO R D O M O / H O U S E K E E P E R E t p a r ia n c a d l i x in lull lima lata Mary aroa ai m n/r________ M E0IC A I I H I P LPN II PM / AM Part tuna Apply in pa'yen Laldrraa Narytng Cantor. <11 East > m e d ic a l LPN * Ino.'tad loctlily on Cutting adga ot toMarch UhrthiD CallOO* SCOT OCCASSIONAL BABYSITTER nardtd lor * »*> old boy Pleas* call 771 are ONDERTAKERS NEEDED No tailing in'dyad Grrat pay. ftrfialmotphwt Call Mr Flynn at Ml 0»1________ PART Tim* Yard Gordon Holp 4 ta lh ria M * k Bhr *34Virginia A x . Sanlord PRESCHOOL TEACHER F / T . T Alda. PrT ITCMrsI E ip a rla n ca d Tha K i l l Kornar Call tor dipt ME *113 RECEPTIONIST LOCAL progress*,* omployor hat immediate opining Mutt b* a ab*a to ty|» VI npm. computer lilarala and nord processing a plot *0 hr work m i # .cal lent banality, and compatitix "alary Noat ap paranca and a potitix at tituda a mutt Pioaia land rasum# to Blind B o i* » Sanlord Harold P O B o i 140/ Sanlord. FI 77793 144/ RN For buyy doctors ottic*. lull tun* |am Spm 9 artmg yata ry SU hour Cortact Joy on Thurtdaytonly a tH ) 7 ) » SALES Part ‘ m* Comrryyyion bayiy Call H I WU________________ SECURITY OlflCERS P/T Sanlord Lai* Mary Araa Weekend ytttty Clall O guard Ikm i* rag *94 41)7 TEACHERS Mull ha»* rarrwd 40 hrt toward a CDA or equivalent, or bach*lory d e ? x In aarly childhood IB TOM _ TELEMARKETERS Longarood. port Itn* Monday thru Friday. IP M fP M : Sat urday. f AM SPM SS SO par hour pirn bonus and com mittion Permanent potl ItonyI N axrataat Http Perkanoal.tr* *399 THE SUPER I OFSANFOR0 It hiring room otlandanlt Apply In parson 4BO SR 44 W Till* Cl«tk Tfiiiee/Nunncr Or pandab 1* axrlor mlh light typing ykllly Mud b* Jl mlh Florida d rix ry luony* Apply Seminole Ford. Ire 1/ 97 And Laky Mary Bird____________ WAREHOUSE A N O G EK ER A L LABOR H E L P N E E D E D I Bonus tor d n x n All shiHt orailabla Dolly gay. no t x Report rtady to rerk S Mam Industrial Labor Sve. Mill French ArNoptuT!* call* Wr e c k e r d r iv e r ' Erpariancod /Aril l i x In Sanlord area A h a x C lan A COL Apply ot 7HFW HI SI 93— Rooms ter Wen! A O UlETi 5 5 rm . kllchon. phono, laundry. Apl'y avail able alto l/SAup 374 rail CLEAN ROOMS. Ihgl# starling t/S/ark Kllchon. phono, logpdry, video gamat. alt ytroot parking U P 44?)______ CLEAN F U R N IS M D ROOM. W/ kllchon avail tsv'nk. US IOC Downtown IJJSOfr 95— Room/Board a FR EE ROOM A tC BOARD* Dad mil yhar* Udrm hom# m tichanga lor h*ip « / dough tary. IS A IS Id a I lor ylngla mom or old** woman 7)1 I /to 97— Apartments Furnished/ Rent K IT *N* ( AHI.VI.K® by U r r y WriRhl T H — Wardrouse TM— Business ______ For Sale______ Space / R e n t FOR 4ALE. Newly renovated sandwich shop Easy hours, licensed lor catering 414.100 SECURITY WAREHOUSE **A and d d Lake Mary Bird '1.710 7.BOB sq II ol l!c/wer*houvr 'Fmlilwd ol lie* space alio availabb Kipan4» Realty,I 47* l l l l 181— Appliances / Furniture 115— Industrial NOTICE All rm iai and rtal atiat* advartisamontt are lufciecl to the Federal Fair Housing Act. which make* it lllagal to adxrtisa any proteranca. Urn Itallon or d itcrim lnallon tuned en race color, religion. H i . handicap lamltial ylalus or nalional origin ______Rentals_____ OFF IC F /warahauia tpac* 1)00 Sq It Prim * bcatlon at antranc* to Cental Fla Ha q.-r .1 I p u l 1)1 7*07 SANFORO >0 •i H I |,'>nr tprinklart 47 kq * Stanytram R.ally Inc. Jim Dnyl* >77 7»* 117— Commercial Rentals_____ ALL U T IL ITIE S pad on I bdrm Clean, blinds, caipet. A/C. no pall 4708 4 dap SB 1004 D ETA CHED GARAGE APT I bdrm , 1 bath SIMS month yjio lecurity dribs'I 777 41JJ St Jahnt Raalty Company EFFIC IE N C Y . util turn . pr7v antranc* and bath Non tmo* ar S/Swk s/Sdap i n S4IS SANFORO smdl 1 bdrm cottage with trncod raid to plus ITOOsacuelty Call m 7 »l 99— Apartments Unfurnished/ Rent CASSELBERRY Upscale tingl* ytory, patio opertrrmtt I badroomy Ideal lor individual or coupl* 494 i m CONVENIENT TO downtown 7 bdrm 7 bath ongl* ytory. qu*«t. w dhcoA u p ltj) mo L O N G W O O O 1410 tq tl aarehoutf with A/C tronloltlc* U WiH UVt 1 flAY W O F M C l ■</».,* rvfMlr Uhep For move Mile call Pte.t ietflf III 11*1 m - O N ic e ___ Space / Rent_____ NFW Sanford olScat and'or warehouses 400 7100 tq tt Special tltl/ma in 7114 IAN I OH D CHI ir ' x>/ sq It building Idal 1700 sq It par office in n 911004 SAN FO R D FRFNCH A V F y 110 month incl jlav utilltley ) room lull* 110 11*4 1*4 SO F E E T lor l e u on 17*7 luccavstul * iittn g anchor buiinessas Good par sing and lighting G rta l risibility Asking saOO'mo Cl area work H I — Homester Sale ________ m t w ________ COUNTRY LOO HOME Lg I Bdrm w/garag# Graat tor Senior* 1 100 pays all >}) 4141 Ut % Seim LEASE FOR LESS! On* Badroom Agprtmenlt SI** D E M Mosiwuod Apt! 17/ ///4 MINUTES FROM SANFORD! MARINER'S MILAGE MORGAN REALTY Lak* Ada t bd "h 4)40 mo J bdrm. 1410 mo and up OWNER Financing! J 1"*. framhdrs tpl. hardwood Hry. sun rm back deck 411 BOB 323100 MODERN > bdrm ckiptoa. Coni M 'A. appiiancos. mini blinds Sanlord 47/S'mo m i ) i ASSUME NO QUALIFY! 7 1 lanced rear yard rat In kit near St John s N ix r i 4*1.*** MOVE IN SPECIAL! 7 Bdrm /I Rathm 7»M SHENANOOAH APARTMENTS MOVE IN SPECIAL Newly ro novattd 1 A 7 bdm opts All amonilioy 47** 477* mo plus dap lyrtooto 77*7744 Q U IE T 1/1ly towrtiout* 7704 Park Adult cotvtn 447) mo and lec dap Miter trash Inti Barb Mon F U 777 7*4) SANFORO I HJrm » . !• I ,f Bf wk or mo 7R *440 ottic* 4a4 4771 hom* *40 iy 10pager S A N F O R D I B rd m A p t . 479) mo 4700 dap Call attar Ipm 1/4 W44 I BEDROOM sirs month plus S774 tacurlly ckpotll and rateroneay , 777 1741 1 BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIAL! 7 bdrm 1 A attic _ a x l^ a lU * frjh J* )_ * a s o _ _ _ tOT— Houses Unturnished/Rent OF BAR V 7 bdrm I bath home Honda rm. lakafiont 44/1 mo plus toe Halt Rooty 177 47/4 HUD HONES, From 4140down I Why rantT Tlv* HillimanOtup. I ll t i l l ____ Realtor LAROE 7 4TORT Histone <M trlct. 7 bdrm. J bath dan braaklast room, veranda with p o rch s w in g t/SB mo I 407 74* 73*4 Ask tor Jett M ATF AIR. 7/1. a rt araa. ovoil. J/ tl C/MA. W O hook up 14»- wd 4700 dap 731 47)7 SANFORO 7 bdrm 7'S bath lakatronthouiolAV) mo ______ 7)1 TOO* SANFORD. 7/1. 717 Holty A x 4*M mo 7*7 *040 ollic* *04 477* homo *«b I*l0pog*r S A N F O R O B ryn Haven 7 bdrm. 7 bath, rum paint and c a r p * l. ttn e rd . garag* 1000 month U7 R n l Court 77* 0*01 or X77 H ll__________ SANFORD. 7/7. CMA. garag* 4110 mo with 1ip toot* 407 747 1*07 or 4*1 41440X1 SANFORD 7'J Imced yard Ouial neighbor hoed lit A last 777 1771 or 7 » «A40I» mtg SANTORO JlrhSt and MyrHr A ,r 3 2 1 -6 7 6 2 DELTONA H4 771 4*71 *M(JRD*Blf HOMI S VI NFURl I PROPIRTllS FHA OR VA AS LOW AS IN ANQ 1 and ownar Imam mg at low at 4400'moI Gov I For# daturas R*pott Sam mol*. Orange Volusia Sanlord lets than 41.*** • 1/7 Acre. V I. tancad appli am ay vaj W a Over l/l acral 11 U« lam rm Sateiukad.yh 44 aRrnevatad l l'y raawar carpet, pernt. garage porth 414 *00 e Peel 17, 1,, dmng tarn rmy O x r I *00 <0 II 4*4 WO Attum* N* Quality! *7/|. 44*7 Pi Tl 414.100 *4/1. pool. 4404 PITI 4M *00 * 1 /| iplll plan lancad.4S4l P I T I . 4M W 0 Markham Wdt. araa I I 1 II acres ftittueg/ytabte list.000 LK. Merycettambwillt #4/1. pool. *107.*00 a 7/7. o x r I acre. *171.*0 *4/7, 1 secret pool ipa 1 11* *00 P A U L T05— DuplexTriplex /Rent SANFORO. 7 bdrm. carport, security tytlam . lull k it. 774 *H4diMOunt*d44l) LAKE MARY, 3 Bdrm. carpal. C/HA. appu . mini'!, tancad yard, good area 4k 4714 321-4704 Lie Rial EiUMBroker 7*40 SanlordA x 321-0759 1 IA L L 312 W . 321 2257 R E A L T Y f it tat St Scinforcl Cemmerclel atllci kUN tupar tpol lor pro Hwy 47 4 4)4 Paved parking' Only|7*.*00 Duplai. ) ' l A t/l. c/h a. tancad 1400 mo Income *41/ 000 M A N A O E M E N TB R E A LTY 4*7 ttl 7777/79 417* USE YOUR TAX RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT PINECREST 7/1 with lemily rm. hraplet*. tcrxned pool 41* WO ESTA TE SALE Mayla.r, o x r 1,400 vq tt ol living araa I black tram Lak* Monro* . 47* W0 Call Mr drtjilU Janet Mansfield, 3237271 AA Corn**, twe, M U M LAR O E POOL HOME . Iirtplac*. I r x i . low lavas near lk M ary 4117,000 M c A d a m t G ro u p Baa I Williamson) Or* 11 774 BUI *ta* hours t t ) 4741__________ LONGWOOO The L 4 ndmgt 7 )iy fireplace, hug* ternd p a r c h , t a c u r lly gatad a n tra n c * . pool, ta n n lt. avealiant schools *101 *00 PhyllisCapponi Realtor The Prudential F Wide Realty 40/474 m a Lit 114__ __ MOST FOR VOIEI MONEY. 419.100 J/t. icicen porch. C/H A. sprinkler system newty decor ated.cwitetiev ably met Easy tccas 14 Lew down with naw FHA and payments cheap* than rant Ownar 771 7**l *v*»mgt MOVING MUST SELL DUE TO ILLNESS 1 bdrm I bath. Hying rm, kitchen dmmg rm. huge family rm New wiring, A/C. end pluming Security laalurt 41* W0KM 771 M4] SANFORO DUPLEX Tap can dillon Good rgghborhood. 474 WO Cdl attar Spm ___ 407 174 *M4________ SANFORDP0a HOME 47* WO 7 or 4 bdrm. Its both. l.7Jd* tq 71 Hvg* matter' Fam rm w l.wplac* R* modeled kite hah bath, new carpal, sprinkler, kecurify system Pedd1* tans custom window treatmanty, qulat Cut da Sac Im m aculate! Owner, 171 *Ma attar a _ SANFORO C harm ing r* no.atari 90 s Ityl* bungalow Mug* tarn rm . enty kltch m tpi Naw oak cabinatt. )/}. detetched 1 car garag* w/ bedroom olllcas sertanad ga/abo w.hot tub . 44**00 Call Phyllis Cappmi Real lor. The Prudential Fkrida Haolity *07 *74 7714 E»t II* Looking to buy a Isom*? W* h a x hemes in dt araas ot Samlnol* Orangt. Volusia Counties' Call lor daunt1 a 1/1 with firtplact. nawar carpal and til*. 4*4 W0 * Lk Mary 7/7 luapUca. 444.W0 Bath Osborn* Ventura I Prop*(Hat 33&0273/77M400 DEBAR 1 Lakatrcrt 7/7. can lr*l H/A.plusaitmt! 444,000 W Maliclaaryk 1 7)7 /Ml EXCHANGE OR SELL your property localrdeiywhere! Imraslart Realty. 77* M il ANQ'4 As LOW as MOJO Down I Gov I Rapa's Tht Latatl List! Bank Faractaiuras Sup*' Dealt! SANFOROi 1U t Woodland A x . 1 Bdrm 1 Bath. Black, carport, new rad. like new intidt. new carpd. cutlem kit cabinet!, corner lot 417.4M. 7*1 t**4 olhca 44 4111 hem* *t* M il paper. Oy*" Sal M ] H EALTO R SW aC O M E BUYERS! DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal ter mobile ham* or hom* sift, nor tai cattle, terming, or nursery Zoned agricultural 41 *00 per acre Small dawn payment with owner financing *0*74/ 1771 155— C o n d o m i n i u m s Co-Op/Sale 1 BEDROOAL 1 BATH. liTmg rm. dining rm. K r perch. kitchen, allappi lap 7477 local 157— Mobil* Hom»s / Salt * BANK MILL FINANCE* Family Park ‘17 Fleetwood 14.40 )/ } Ilk* new t*40 per month IW A C I */ 10% down Call Merlin t t l BI4B_________ CARRIAGE COVE MOBIL! HOME PARK 14.4* )/| split. 14 Bartering central H/A screen room 14)00 74>77 1/1. 47 Barkkhin can tral H/A, raised icraen room, carport 411,000 14aIB V I . U Fairmont Vitt*. central H/A. w0th#r/dry*r. d'lliwathar. all electric, ca thedral ceilings vinyl tiding, shingle roof, northern insula Hon 417.000 74t*i 4/1 split. I I Pearson central H/A carport 417.100 Call 77101*4 ee 0)1-1701 LIKE NEW. BUT CHEAPER Newly remodeled spacious 1 Bdrm. new furniture A eppl. big tl rm. carport Senior Park DeBary. ft 1,000171B7T7 MOBILE HOME 41.700 Car rlaga Cava. Nagatlabia. 1 bdrm, all a e p IttIW O NEW IFf4'», MO DOWN. 10% interat1. 14 X 70.4174/m* 74 X 78.4710/mo 741170* I I . ORLANDO Mai T il VII lag*. 14 ■ *0. 1 Bdrm. 3 Bain No cash needed lust good credit___________ 407tJ3 10*4 SANFORD Royal Cox. I4»S7. 7 bdrm. I bath, central H/A. lots at aI tret! Very dean and nice Will tacrine* tor balance ot loan [under 410 000147* l*M 7 MOBILE HOMES. Ut adult parks. Palm V a llor and _ F *irw *jrt_ M l M l-1771_______ FOR SUBDIVISIONS with or without approval* 700 1000 acres Watertronl a plus Call Tarry Clayton RM 744 4404 115— Computers LASER PRINTER immuUtat HP 4400 X T CBRIRMBr II7S 1B9— Office Supplies / Eqi ipment : x l ( . OE1K. c radar/a con Itranc* table, couch, chairs Alitor 4110or will split Call 774 7747 193— Lawn 6. Garden • E O O E R i E Z Roll Kawasaki FA 190 gkt *ngm* 471 Call ttl 7W» 193— Machinery/Tools SMALL DOZER * war bUda ready lo work 11.700 40/ 777 4717 199— Pets 4 Supplies o H O TTW E IL E R /lA B R ADOR Puppy Parantt on pramlwt Very baaulitul. playful and smart Only 47) Mull lee to appreciate Can ttl 111* 211— Antiques/ Collectibles____ ANTIQUE Dining room yu't*. dark wood, in)* board, china Ctasal. labia w:7 aat and 4 chairs Good cond . mutt sell Asking 47M0. worth much mor* Call 71) 0170 215— Boats and Accessories I* FT. BOAT and trail*' K horsepower motor SOW FIRM Call 407 *44 4041 __ • 14 F T BOWRIOER IIS HP Mercury, o/b. low hours, with traittf 47.700 777 0144 • IfBS REOAL Madeline I f IR". 4 cyl In/outboard motor w /drlx cn trailer 41000 OBO 470 4004 or 04* 4X1 * X l • '70 TT ORAOYW HITE OMC I/O, looks naw. 410.000 OBO Sanlord 777 4144____________ t r TID ECR AFT. H It bowndar Last than 40 hrt No Dm* lo utt u m 771 47)10( 770 1701 223— Miscellaneous iA T T E N T IO N ; Fla* markaf. auctions, garden party Sail Ing portable public adratt tystam. 4) watt power, tl" ipeakar. van Ipaad ttarto r* cord p l a y e r , astatic microphone, light weight cat* This is a 47*0 value, only 4100 ________ Call 773 « 7M________ CHEST F rx ja r 4M Hoax duty metal desk 43) Power mower 140 Elc edgar |!4 3 1 ttarto speakers 470 *e 177 HOI_____ PANASONIC VHS Camcorder PVSIOO wilh hard shall case AM accessor las and tripod 4*00 770 seep____________________ POOL 14 tt Ltisuratima. top ot th* line with ait accessories First 4*00 ) » W *c_____ ___ a R E P L IC A Antique phon*. solid oak in par lac! condition 43S777 37*4 __ SERVICE SALES A PARTS tor portable kerotan# hearers LARRY'S MART 177 4117 SPASt Naw, complat* w/*qoipm*nl and underwater light SIOOO 47400 407 733 0044 4UNOUE4T WOLFF TANNING BEDS Naw C om m trcla l Hom* U n it* F r o m f i t * lamps Lotions Accessorial Monthly payments low at SHOO Call Today FREE NEW Color Catalog I 4004*3 91*7 a THE LIGHT OF NATIONS by Chanas F Deems, was pastar ol Church ot Strangary. New York, and was Prtvdant et th* American Institute at Christian Philosophy Copy right 11*4 Autographed by Deems47) 777 79)3 230— Antique/Classic Cars e FORD THUNDERBIRD. 1944 All original! Naads soma work 41 49 )O B O ni BP* 1970 DEVIllE CADILLAC *47000 OBO All power 777 SIM 2 3 1 -C a rs _____ AMERICAN OKEAM SALES AND SERVICE II7B Sanlard A x .. Sanlord _________*97 171 7*44 _ aCHRYSLER IM PERIAL **1. Ilk* naw Mutt Mil Only >74 )00 Call (adl 1711 **)» * CO RVETTE. 197) I I match Valle*. I lops Mutt to#I Asking 44 300 331 0773________ DODGE MA'RADA. 19*4 V* automatic, mag wheel* 11.000 774 7410____________________ FORD Cr**tn Victoria tat) Gray * 'charcoal gray, arc cond 47.100 777 DM alter *pm * HONDA ACCORD <X. 1997 p 'S P/B. a ir. Ktnweed AM FM cast*!'* a door, tow miles Rota wood color Will tunto»oxr H7.*/S7tt 94/7 * LINCOLN AAARK 7. ISC. 1944 Complataly loaded Sarvica records and receipts 44*00 OBO 407 701 laOB LIN CO LN TOW NCAR. '74 loaded, aiceliani cond While 119*4 _____ 771 1179 aMONTE CARLO 1*7*. great cond! A/C. runs Ilk* a topi Iharp 'Peking I 41.*10 334 kill MU4T IE L it *4 FORD T BIRD Clean, runs good! Owner may I nane*' Call Jim HO 4)15 ■ O L D S C U T L A S S •ROUOHAM. 19*1. Runt good SOOOpr bast attar 77)4*10 aOLDS OMEGA 77. runs graall Naw A/C, rabullt Iransmittlon. S7)0 37) *11* PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERY TUESDAY 7:7* PM OATTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 9). Daytona Beach _______ IW D ) *711 * R EN AU LT ENCORE. 1*4) Eicallant condllionl I I . W0 firm 730 DMattar 4PM a TOYOTA COROLLA »*•*■. '91. Auto. A/C. rtd. 71K. warranty 19 170 777 *47* 1971 FORD RANCHERO PS. PB. AT. 7071V. good tiros. runsgoodNe A/C S/40 44* 7)91 IN I PONTIAC BONNEVILLE nation wagon SI.7)0 O' bast attar 773 Bill_______________ '77 MO M ID OET. Vary good cond , restored, garag* kept t)K ml 47,700 777 40*1 *'77 PORSCHE fit Tag*. 43K mltat. arc. condition, 19.000 OBO Sanlord 77) )1S4 *'77 PLYM OUTH FURY. 4 d' good angina, good liras A/C 7)00 0 60 773 7747 Jimmy '** PONTIAC SO N N EVILLE Good running cond, 4 dr . dependable tWO OBO 777 *714 #17 BUICK SKYLARK Good cond , 4 door . Automatic I7K plus mllat Asking 47.700 OBO Call otter 1pm_______ 774 OOiO *7 CHEVY Spectrum, auto. *>'. Am/Fm cattail*, good cond. Lt Mu*. S74WOBO 770 7)4) SI' GEO METRO J in ) ip-1 A/C, under warranty. W mpg 44 )00 OBO 773 H)t • 91 HONDA CMC LX 4 dr ) tpd cruisa. pdl. pw Am/Fm ttarao lap*. 7)K miles Eat war 410,4)0 000)71177) 233— Auto Parts / Accessories 4FIBEROAL44 TOPPER. lit bad Hat slid.ng tide wm daws, sliding cab window, bar on top and Iwo small window on top Worth 4*W mutt t acnlic* tor 1100 Call 177 4*40 ROLL BAR. fratly palntad holds 4 lights, fits short bad Ford Ittttlltakaail i l l /**' 235— Trucks/ Buses / Vans • CHLVY BEAUVILLE VAN '79, I Ion. Patsangar van. clean Loaded1 Too much to list, mutt lee to appreciate Only 47 49 )0 8 0 771 1700 • DODGE VAN. 1974 Good condition I 41 000 or bast offer Pleas* call 377 *747 attar 1pm • FORD LA RIET. 1990. F DO. X clean On# ownar. J4K ml_ loaded. 4yr U K warranty t* *9) 77704)70(77)04*9____ • FORD RANOER. LTX 91 P S, cruiM. A/C. tterao. 4.700 mllat, I yr or 17 000 ml toft on warranty Call 777 ISS7 aHANOICAPPED VAN I9B0 Ford E DO Lift, automatic doors S3 000 773 747*_______ • ISUZU P'U 9) Rad IK. A/C am/fm can. lull bedimer rear window 19 4 « 371 4471 _ a JE EP PICK UP I I I . 1970 Vt auto Engma and tram ra built (about 70.000 mil*!) Newer interior 47 000171 TOM a Sanford Motor Co. '9* FORD BRONCO 1X4 44 000 miles. MAKE OF FE R' ________ Call 777 4)03________ • 1971 CHEVY 1/7 ten p up. 7 » V I Runs good Engln* and trans strong 11)00 773 )713 IN I CHEVY PICKUP Looks good, runs good 41.700 __________ 777 7704__________ • 1947 SUBURBAN OMC 111 d atal, hall ten, machanicaiiy solid, naw rad /orska rotors A caliparvhaad liner Very good liras and tow peg tl 400 OBO _ *07 741 144* ___ • 49 DODGE RAM 7)9 1) pan 740 VI. 74K mil**. Ilka new cond HB TaoOBOttl *71) *1 VOYAGE R. 7 pass. 4 cyl Auto. A/C P/t. P b tilt wheel, a bag cruiM. built in child stty it. lugg rack. 34 *00 ml , 117.700 OBO 770 1044 23*— ^Vehicles Wanted WE PAY TOP t i l l FOR Compiat* or Wrecked Cart. Trucks RUNNING or NOT ANY CONDITION 777 >444 23V— Motorcycles and Bikes 74' KAWASKI KH)M. classic *>c cond. DK ml., chocoiai* A Chroma 4971777 *0*1 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers • CARRIAGE TR A ILER . 71 tl, 1977. Root air. Ideal Ilya In/traxl Furnished Nlcal Only 47 300 060773 7B79 DO DOE IR AN IAN . 197A Star* bad. lea boa. good cond 17.W0 or trade tar car 714 >401 • HOLIDAY Rimblar Imperial 19, lift basement modal, loaded Escallant cond Op ttonal Honda motor scoot*' tor 3 w/ rack 4)7,008 *07 *99 4*79 • ’71 MOTOR HOME Runt grtat Will Irada lor tra x l trailer ot comparable value 7)1 7**1 HOME APPLIANCE CENTER UVI M .’O v» AWS IN lltiSlNl SS Th a n k y o u s a n t o h u >04 1 C O U U iM C lA L S I 5ANFQMD •(40/) J 22 3443 322 2 4 2 0 * 321-2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY •In Out 31th Y fir * 1 B O R M I B A T H , qu iet neighborhood pa<ed dead end tl Lot W « 1*0. 1 out bldgs Close to everyIhirg In county By owner 177 4410 mtg Y ou r tra n s p o rta tio n a d w o rk s b e s t w hen it c o n ta in s in fo rm a tio n th e b u y e r w a n ts to k n o w : 11tut ritmii SK MtKKL/.K ’ I )T. IfAK St. Croix Apartment^ 7.13 Secret Harbor Ln., I^fke M arjLvIl/f hours ^ S 5 30 •S-st. IO -5 •Sun Cloved We'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. Y o u p a y for the first 10 d a y s and i f y o u r car d o e s n 't s e l l , call us an d r e n e w it for 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 rice m u s t be i n c l u d e d in ad. N o c o p y c h a n g e w h i l e ad is r u n n in g e x c e p t for price. N o n - c o m m e r c i a l o n l y . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 l to d a y ! Beautifii 1,2&3Bedoom -/ y r Apaitmtnt HomesAvailable ytenboninisadandPAYhOAPPUCATlOi'i FEE LO N O W O O D /LA KE MAH Y~ Mid t l x ytorag* warahouws. too BOO 1*00 vq It F i x rant ■ M im e leak*. IronlUl/m e 7)1017* 153— A c r e a g e L o t i/ S a le ITRAW BERRIES U Pick Open ♦am 7**l Catary A x 7 ml E ot Sanlord I ml N ot SI Rd at Haaps Farms ttl 714* 231— Cars Wa s* Gat Them ALLI Call Our Full Tim* Sales Team A N Y TIM E! In Your O ion B a c k y a rd ! M f 8 30 Re a l E s ta te , inc 3»74M _____ LAND WANTED Paradise... 1H — Warehouse Space / Rent___ 'HIGHW AY 17 » I ttl ft Iron teg*, zoned GC 1 Clastic style bldg /attic* and lg detached garag* Owner *rmt avail 1140 000 (SuuerM* 159— Reel Estate Wanted______ ill REALTY, INC. HIOOEN LAKES. I T Villa. I car garag*. screened pa ho Attum abl* no qualllylng 411*00 By Ownar da y t lll 47/1 a x y 777 7104 STAINS PROPERTY 149— Commercial Property/ Sale O n tu 0 ^ | 323-5774 RV LOTS: Out*t p«k/St Johns R lx r Lamon Biutt Rd att Hwv *1) Oilaan *> 7711?7* if [ft ifTi MC H A IE L G LEN 77 vaulted ceil, landscaped « sprinters. I yet aid 17* *007)07*14 VENTURE I PROPERTIES BATEMAN REALTY ”109— Mobile Home Lo*s / Rent M i 141— Homes for Sale VENTURE I PROPERTIES Stenstrom Rentals OSUNLAND 1/1 wAtr carport, new paint, ntw c/rpat Cleanl SUS/mo. i l l ) sac a SHADOW LAKE WOODS 1/71 w/ dbl* car garag*. tplc . nail A y*ptic I W mo. 1*00 lac 0 ST JOHNS RIVER 7/1 * garag*. hardwood lleorv boat Dip Viavil 4*00 mo 4*00 kec 0 SAN FOR D 7/1 apt CHA. patio, clean 4*00 mo. 4700 sac ttamtiam Raalty. Inc. "W* Manage yaur Hama, Ilk* it wai aur la n " Jim Doyl* 7711**4 Attar *PM 77*1*01 4UNLAND 7 badraym, family room, central 14'A. Ireshly painted 4W0 rno , 111 and tail plus 4710 777 01*1 dlar Spm 7 BDRM. 4410 morth plus 4400 t a c u r l l y da pa i l l and y*t*f*TK*s ■ 777 71*7 1 BDRM. 7 BATH 7car garag* Famed yard 4*SOmonth, lyt, Iasi plut deposit 601 S Loculi 77) rno____________________ 7 b d r m ' I 1/7 Bath lamed yard. 7*1 S am 9 , Lk Mary 4100 mo lit A lad Call altar Spm 777 I Ml_______________ ] BEDROOM wilh cant M/A, largo tancad y a rd , and sertanad room Only SMO down Why rantT T h t Hllliman Oraup. Inc Realtor 771 4777 O tin O lT N I: H I —Homes (or Stile • AIR C O N D ITIO N E R , wall will, cooit big araa isi Call turnings 774 1177______ ____ AMANA Refrigerator Fret/ar. 1411, A I Condition 1700 474 Virginia A x Sanlord A PPLIANCES. FURN , TV S . E T C . R U T S E L L .T R A D E INS CHEEPO DEPOT, t]t* FRENCH A V « » 7 L ) 7M A P P LIA N C E S ! Rail prices Best Warranty, Basi Sarvicat Waihert. dryers, micrewaxt Wa buy appiiancat! DaUxry treat A4- Bast,77« 77U KENMORE Wakhar and Dryar, 4700 He both Microwave. 4*0 Toaster a x n . 411177 0140 LIV IN O ROOM S I T Couch, touataal. coll** labia and and tall* Graat condlllqnl Gray f rlm m a d In e a k . 4740 F R E N C H P R O V IN C IA L dining room tat includes lab'* and I chairs, white washed, 4700 Mutt tail! Call 17)114* nights. 74* 71*4 da ys M A T R E IS S E TS : Twin 44* F u ll 4101 Q u ta n l i l t Ki ng 4100 B u n k b a d mattress 7 tor 4100 770 *477 M AYTAO WASHER. Kanmor* Dryer. 1700 lor both Works great Call 771 1*70_________ PANASONIC M ICRO W AVE Only 4 months old S71 M'tc dams_________ _ )J4 M0) RA V S APPLIANCE * BIOS FREN CHAVE.SAN FOR D R e f r i g e r a t o r . S lo v a k Washers Dryers F r x 4 yr labor warr Del avail 370 *047 RE CL IN ( R 470 O xe n salt kid* wa'arbad w/Hghl wood canopy tram*, dretttr and I'd* labia 4)10 Mapit d natt* labia w no chairs. 471 I* CU tt Ratrigarator w icamakar _4 I00____________ Call 777 QUO REFRIGERATOR Aparlmant s l» , almond 4171 771-77*7 aVA C U U M Hoovar upright with bags and attachments Good Condition 471 Can 17) 4407____________ a w A TE R B E O l.p * 't> ng* » tram* and haaur 4100 OBO _________Call 7X> *1*0_________ • WING BACK CHAIR M aux. In mint cendition Paid 477* at Sears will lecritic* for 4100 474 4041 axn.ngt 221— Good Things ____ to Eat y l • Make and Model • Year • Power Features Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission • Mileage • Previous Use • Accessories/lntenor SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3 Z M 6 1 1 if J �M - Senlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Thursday, February 17. 1094 ■ LO N D IE b v Chic Young _____ S e e an a lle rg is t b e fo re lo s in g h o p e D E A R DR . O O T T : W hat would you recommend for u lifelong n a u l drip that causes me lo carry 10 (o 15 Kleenex tissues In m y pocket wherever I ||o? My doctor lias prescribed some medications, bill they pnivlde relief for only u few hours at a time. D E A R R EA D ER : Th is cun be a t o u g h p r o b l e m to s o l v e , especially If you have allergies (to pollen or dust, for example), work In u dusty environment, or smoke clgaretles (or live with someone who does). I suspect that you are fed up supporting the hanky Industry and want to find a solution lo yo u r sym p to m . Therefore. I suggest that you see an allrrglst. Alter performing skin and blood tests, the specialist may Ik * able lo pinpoint a substance lo which you are reacting. Then, armed with this Information, you can either attempt lo avoid the Irritant or undergo dcsensltlznlion shots ugulnsi It. T o give ycu more Information. I am sending you u free copy of my Health Report “ Allergies." Other readers who would like a ropy should send $1.25 plus a long, self-nddressed. stamped envelope to P.O. Ikix 2433. New York. N Y I01B3. He sure to mention the title. D EA R DR. G O T T : I ve been diagnosed wi t h P a rk in so n 's disease Is there any Intelligent research going on? I'd like to Involve myself. If |K>ssthtr. D E A R R E A D E R : T h e re Is always ongoing rrsearch •• by somelMtdy somewhere Into the nature of diseases and their treatments. Parkinson's disease, which rouses tremors and Im ­ p a ire d c o o r d i n a t i o n . Is no exception. For exumple. you may huve heard about fetal tissue transplants for patients with severe formsof this disease However. I should rrm lnd you that there are several drugs, such us S ln rm rt. which are u g o d s e n d to p a t i e n t s w i t h M ED IC IN E & j* /■ Parkinson's dlseuse. Therefore, don't even bother getting In­ volved with experimental thera­ py until you have exhausted the current, accepted methods. ACROSS t Whit »ou «*lk with 5 Chugs* lor *#f»IC* 9 S*U* 12 Go by c*r 13 Rant«nd — 14 Japan*** »a*h 15 Solo 16 God ol io»* 17 TV n*l«o(* 18 W*ird 70 Boc*«h*at di*h 22 Mournful 23 Au*lr*lian bird 24 Negative *ol* 27 Obtained 79 Root *dg** 33 Typical thing 35 Field mou*e 36 Sulk 37 Actre** — Parton* 40 Playwright Cbtlord — 42 Group ot pheatant* 43 Scollith cap 44 lubricate 46 Food additive labbr | <8 Fatter — 50 Religiout poem 53 Short *l**p 54 Small intect 56 Handle roughly 58 Batkeibatl org. 59 Oultid* Ipret-I 60 — Breckin­ ridge 61 Film director — Craren 62 Son ol Noah 6 3 In q u ire* DOWN t Monk'* till* PETER GOTT.M .D. Answer to Previous Puaal* Id L I U L I □ U Q U U ld U U U U U □ anU Q G J a a a u k j u l j u l iu l iu □ □ □ u a is u ia u □ULJ U L JLJL J LJL JU W ULLIULJ □ □ U U U u l h ju l jl j □u u l u ju □ □ □ □ □ u u a iiu u □□□□a u u u u B L Oj N □ P E 1 A_ RJ A U liU Q U U UHL1W 2 Ireland 3 Singer — Adam* 4 Shred* 5 liberty 6 Hearing organ 7 Call forth 8 — teed g Ark builder 10 Swedith tinging group It Ballpoint pen brand 19 Character In "Othello" 21 Debonair 24 Verne hero 25 Two peat in 26 Cry ot pain 28 Adoletcent 30 Electric unit 3t Singer — Fitigerald 32 Appear 34 Grand — Na­ tional Park 38 Sign of illnett 39 — Trueheart 41 Chart 45 Director David — 47 — ray 48 Bateballer — Ruth 49 Arrow poiton 51 Depo*it* 52 Oarkneta 53 0pp. ol SSE 55 Consumed 57 — Vega* WIN AT BRIDGE Dy Phillip Alder ARLO AND JANIS by J im m y Johnson of Ills cards, at trick two South led the d u b king Naturally West placed Soulh with K-Q-x of clubs. He made the usual play, (lurkin g in try in keep declarer down to u pair of d u b tricks. However, here the usual play wasn't right. With Ids ninth trick in the tu g. South switched lo diamonds and soon claimed his contract (Note that South's cluti-klng play works aulomallcally If East holds I lie slitglelon quern. II West ducks. Soulh turns lo diamonds. II West w ins. South gets four c lu b irlcks | How was W rsi lo know? He wasn't. Il was very dtincnlt for film In realize what was hap­ pening. Especially as Soulh made his play so smoothly, with no stiggesllnn of stress. West probably agrees with Oscar Wilde, who said, “ Nothing Is so aggravating as calmness." Have you read a bridge Itook? Surely — and probably more lhan one. It (or they) will have dcM-rllrcd Ihe lc-xll>o<>k situa­ tions You rcmctriber these and apply them at the- table with success. Well, most of Ihe time. Hill today's deal might trip you up South's sequence, a strong ami artificial two cluhs followed itv a pim p lo three no-trump, shows a l.u l.m n d 25-27 points. It Is a dreadlol start lo no auction, because ilu- rc»|iondcr has no space lo InvestIgale the best game. West had an easy heart-queen lead South saw Immedlalely ill.it If he played on diamonds, lie would end with only eight Irlcks three spades, two hearts and three diamonds. Knowing Dial the opponents couldn't see llirnugh Ilu- backs NORTH M l *4 \ ♦ II ♦ »J ♦ l l t l ♦ J I 74I EAST ♦ J 10 I 7 WEST ♦ 154 ♦ Q J 10 I 7 ♦ 1542 ♦ AT* 411 ♦ q to ♦ AI 5 SOITH ♦ AKQ1 ♦ AK ♦ KQJW ♦ KI 2 Vulnerable Neither D ealer South See lb W nl N erlh ta il :♦ 3 NT P eu P eu :♦ Peu P eu Pess Opening lead ♦ Q HOROSCOPE FRANK AND ERNEST •«s38£ by Jim Davis GARFIELD social gathering i i I k i i h which you've I k *c i i dubious attending could turn oul to I k * loads of Inn II given half Ihe chance. There's a possibility von might meet someone exciting. TAURUS (April 20 May 20| Conditions that have a direct elTrct U|Hin your career or fi­ nances iiave a (Msltlvc spin lo llu-ni today. You might derive iK 'iic flls In your cheeklxMik or In vour status. GEMINI (May 2 1 -Ju n c 20| A lesson you've Icarnrd from a painful experience m ig h t lie utilized In a bcncflc way loday. U n d e r y o u r guidance, an associate m a y also Ik - hel|K-d. CANCER IJune 21-Ju ly 22) What you c a n 't acco m p lish single-handed today has a strong chance of lK*ing achieved collec­ tively. Its most fruitful applica­ tion might In- In a commercial Joint endeavor. LEO (Ju ly 23 A ug. 22) Th e sccrrl lo your succ ess today U to have a cooperative spirit and a willingness lo share I k - u c IU s from something Initially con­ ceived by you. but |Millshcd and refined by two others. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 A significant, amhlilous objective B y Bernice Bede Osol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y Fe b . 1 0 , 1 9 0 4 T li r year ahead could Ik - a very significant one for you where your chosen vocation Is concerned. You could have more opportunities Ilian usual in In­ crease your Income and elevate your slalus. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Fell. 10) Your leadership qualities should pul you III good slruil today when II comes lo managing aubordlnanls. You'll Ik* ronslderale of Ihelr needs, hut also firm when necessary. Know where in look for romance and you’ll Dud II. The Asiro-Gniph Malehmaker Instantly reveals which signs arc rom antically perfect lor you. Mal l $2 a m i a l o n g , selfaddressed. slaui|K*d rnvrln|K* lo Malehmaker. c/o ilils newspa|k t . P.O. Ilox 4465. New York. N . Y . 10103. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20| Guard against Inclinations today to anllcl|talr defeat where you should Ik *contemplating victory. Your chances for winning ure much greater titan your pro­ liabilities for losing. A R IE S (March 2 1-April l ! » A /by Jim Meddlck ROBOTMAN* TMiS IS R TM K R .W S PIONEERING OUR m ttM N lT lC RESEARCH AH DRTOrewjyOU JUST iNTlWt TO VHTNESS ‘ BREAKTHROUGH f (ERY GOOD although IT'D BE byen fore IKPRESSWE IF YOU Ci» l0 MANIPULATE OBJECTS OTHER THAN KtTCHBUWAGhBTS Fi5ter LIBR A (Scpl. 23-Ocl. 231 It could Ik - quite difficult for |srsons with whom you n s s iK ’la ic to d .iv lo find any faults In your iK-havlor. T h e Impression you'll make on new acquaintances should Ik - very favorable and enduring. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 221 If you’re Involved In a Joint effort today, strive In make as solid a eonlrlhiillon as possible. Your performance now could have an Influence on Ihe way tilings will Ik *divvied u p later. S A G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 2:i*Dec. 2I| Tasks or assignments which call for creativity and Imaglna* live thinking are likely lo Ik * Ilu* ones yo u 'll perform best today. 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Proposed subdivision causes conflicts By VICKI DeSORMIIR Churchs swing into action Horald S tall W rlto r__________ _________________ SANFORD — T he Sanford C hu rch S low p llch Softball Lcngitc opened Its sp ring season w ith nvc games th is past S aturday at Chase Park, LAKE MARY — When you buy a bouse. It's Im portant to know what school yo u r kids w ill attend. The Seminole C ounty p u b lic schools are try in g to avoid a p ote ntia lly nasty situation by rezontng a subdivision that doesn't exist yet except on paper. The llnw kscrent subdivision Is located on the west side of M arkham Woods Road from the southern iKUindary o f the Heathrow Woods subdivision to the n orthe rn boundary of the Alarpia subdivision. If the school board does not approve the rezontng of H nw kscrrst some o f the homes In the subdivision w ould he In the l.nkcvlcw Middle School and Sem inole High School attendance zone, w hile o the r homes w ould lie In the f SeePage IB □ People Caladiums love shady areas Have a shady sjiot In the landscape that needs sp ru cin g up? C aladium s. a co lo rful tropical leafy p la nt, m ay b rin g sudden beauty to a drab, shady spot. • C See Page 3B. Seventh suspect to turn herself In LAKE MARY — A seventh suspect In the b urgla ry and vandalism of the Lake Mary home o f a Morman bishop was to tu rn herself Into ahcrlfTs deputies lor arrest th is m orning. The g irl was to be arrested by property crim es section Investigators. W ith th is m o rn in g 's arrest, a to ta l o f fo u r boys and three girls arc charged In the vandalism Incident. f in some Instances, the current zoning d e s c rip tio n s w ould divide a home in half. That Is something we can't have. It would be ridiculous. J -Dr. Hortenss Evans attendance zone for Greenwood Lakes Middle School and Lake Mury High School. •‘ In some Instances, the cu rren t zoning de­ s c rip tio n * w ould divide a home In h a lf,” said Dr. Iln rtrn s c Evans, a d m in istra tive assistant to Supt. Paul H agerty. "T h a t Is som ething we ca n't have It w ould he rid ic u lo u s ." In a d d itio n to causing conflicts w ith in a c o m m u n ity , the tw o attendance zones would Two share $18 million TALLAHASSEE - T w o w in n in g Florida Lotto tickets were sold Saturday n ig ht and w ill share an S IH m illio n jackp ot, lottery o fficials said. The w in n in g ticke ts were sold In M iam i and Plant C ity. Lottery Secretary Marcia Mann said Sunday. In addition to the Jackpot w inners, more than 307,(XX) tickets won cash prizes In Saturday's d ra w in g s: 242 m atched 5 o f 6 and w on S l.H H l.50 . 10.024 m atched 4 o f 0 and won 8UH. 200.7H0 m atched 3 o f 0 and won $5. The Lotto d ra w in g fur next Saturday Is $H m illio n . W inning num bers for the Lotto draw ing lost held were 13*21*42*44 -4B-49. From atafr and wire reports INDEX fir. Goftt.......... Editorial........ . Florida........... Temps rise slightly By NICK PFEIFAUF Horald S tall Wrltor MoralePhotobyApryl Konloton Longwood building o fficial Bill Culberson, lo ll, and Loo Bronson stand by the w n 3den model homo Dronson built Illustrating construction techniques. The model !• on d ' 8P'«y building department during Natlona SafotyWook. Building Longwood joins nation in creating safe living area 1mlll also the day to day Iliv in g th e re ." -------------------------------------- " lu O u r of ih r moHi frequently e llr tl lu iz a rih Horald S tall W rltor__________ _ _ _____________ Culberson finds at c ity residences are gates to pool ureas w hich do not have self-closing LONGWOOD — llu lld ln g solely means more devises. than follow ing lhe proper co nstruction re “ The piddle Is generally very receptive to our q iilrc m c n ls and this week. Longwood building advice." C ulheri on said. "We try to tie friendly o lfleliils are em phasizing ways owners can and answer questions about the services that create a safe liv in g environm ent are available and |h c perm its Unit are required, In recognition ol National lliitld ln g Safety w hether for professional builde rs or the* average Week tills week. Longwood b u ild in g official lilll c itiz e n ." Culberson Is em phasizing tilin g s homeowners To Illustrate b u ild in g techniques. Longwood can do to prevent accidents. resident l.co Brunson b u ilt a m odel ol Ills home " h iitld m g safety Involves, not o nly the G Bee Longwood, Page BA construction o f the budding.** he explained. -------------------------- - By S ANDRA ELLIOTT SANFORD — The Sanford C ity C om m ission w ill consider e nte rin g Into tw o contracts tonight. Each w o u ld deal w ith developm ent o l the w aterfront and d ow ntow n area o tS .m lord On March l-l. the c ity a uthrolxcd the o btaining of c o n lru rls from the U niversity ill Florida School ol A rchitecture, and Anderson \ Associates. Ilo ih are com ing up lor filia l approval ai to n ig h t's c ity com m ission m eeting. The u niversity eontnei would involve develop­ m ent ol plans and draw ings based on student and lu cid ly studies ol the area as well as Input lim n other soon es Th,- university proposal contains a m ini cost ol $31,102 Dl that am ount, tile university would pay $15,510. w hile the c ity would be res|Minslble lor fu nd ing $15,562 lor the spring anil summ er l!H)4 semesters ol w ork Most ol the u n iv e rs ity 's costs w ill be In the area ol supp lyin g faculty and research related muter! a ls The c ity 's portion of payment w ill bundle student travel expenses, student research, and m aterials. II the request Is approved. Sanford would lie represented by D irector of Plunnlng and Devel­ opm ent Jay Murder. The u n ive rsity would he represented by the College of A rchitecture, w ith Associate Professor Peter E. I’rugh as p rincipal Investigator. The study area Is to Involc the dow ntow n See Contracts, Page 5A Access ’94 to bring City Hall to people By VICKI Ds$ORMIER Horald Stall W rltor SANFORD — If people ca n't come to C ity Hall then C ity Hall w ill come to the people. Access '94 Is the first In tills year's series o f tow n hall m eetings w hich w ill b rin g the m ayor, city com m issioners and c ity officials to the various d is tric ts around town. The Idea, director o f p lanning and developm ent Jay Murder said. Is to help people find the answers to th eir questions w ith o u t h aving to go through the bureaucracy o f the c ity governm ent. "W e believe th is Is the best way to foster com m unications between top level c ity officials and the people In the neighborhoods." Murder said. "W e urc going to try to Im part some In fo rm atio n at the m eeting tliu l Is Im p o rta n t to the people In the neighborhood." Thursday evening at 0. the Access m eeting w ill tukc place at El Bethel I See Access, Page BA Pig farm issue goes to planning, zoning board By NICK PPBIFAUF Horald S tall W riter For mora weather, aaa Pag* 2A S em inole Is the sm allest high school In Sem inole C ounty w hile Lake Mary Is h a u lin g problem s o f overcrow ding. The school tiourd w ill vote on the Issue at their next m eeting, on Tucsduy, A p ril 12 at 3:30 p.rn. They meet at the d is tric t headquarter*. 1211 S M e llo n v lllr A v r.. Sanford. Waterfront development approval set The bishop told Investigators lie has no hom eowners Insurance to cover the estimated $f>(X),000 In property losses caused by the vandalism . He cancelled the Insurance tw o m onths ago when he realized he w ould he tra n s fe rre d to M is s o u ri, a c c o rd in g In Ed McDonough, p u b lic Inform ation officer for the sheriff. 'f lic League of Women Voters and the Nature Conservancy w ill lead a visual to u r of Florida's natural lands and critte rs on Wednesday. A pril 13 . at 7 p m. ai lire Kaslinonle C ivic ('e n te r on Magnolia Drive In A ltam onte Springs. As natural habitats disappear, so do the species. In the eastern United Stales. A ustralia and C entral and Sooth Am erica, they re count log frogs. A recent study lin k s the disappear­ ance of am phibians to the hole In the ozone. O thers say the cause Is urban encroachm ent These topics are h ittin g close to home as Sem inole C ounty becomes m ore urban than rural. Jo in the m eeting to discuss the fu tu re ol the lands and critters both anim al and hum an. For more Inform ation, call the League of Women Voters at 339*0266. Evans said the board w ill he asked to upprnvc a new attendance zonr w hich would send the students to Sem inole High and Lnkevlew Middle. O fflcnlls at Sem inole High have been fig h tin g for some tim e to have more students zoned Into that school In order to meet the court-ordered m andate of m a in ta in in g a student |Mipulatlnn of 2,000 students. 2 contracts considered by Sanford National Building Safety Week lllsh o p Ronald Yager. (>37 lim o k flc ld l.oop told Investigators he w ill re tu rn to Luke Mary A p ril IH to survey the damage to tits home and recover personal property, lllsh o p Yager of the C hurch of Jesus C hrist of Latter day Saints lias been assigned to a ch urch In M issouri lie and tils (am ity were not of town when the vandalism was discovered last week T ile vandalism was allegedly sparked ovt;r problem s between some ol the youths and the bishop's high school aged son. Scott. Where are all the froggies? Increase transportation costs. "T h c re 'd he tw o buses going In there to get the same n um ber o f kids we could tie getting w ith one b us." Evans said. LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary Plunnlug am i Zoning Board meets tom orrow n ig h t. T w o Item s Involve proposed changes fo r th e c o n ­ trove rsia l pig farm . T w o others Involve new restaurant establish­ ments. The use o f a g ric u ltu ra lly zoned land on R inehart Rond, owned by Jo hn and M urnltu Curb to grow pigs, has brought a n um ber o f c itiz e n co m p la in ts, m o stly from people In a residential area near the farm . The property Is locuted at the southwest corner o f R lnchurt Road and Pine C ircle Drive. It consists of 1.76 acres. C om plaints, m ostly from people In the Pine Circle residential area, huve been about the sm ell and non-rcsldentlal appearance o f the I See Pig, Page BA Mould Photo by Apry I Konliloo Lisa Phifer porfomod a Mexican hat danco to ontortaln the residents ol tho Chombrel Retirement Com m unity rocontly. Phifer, a part of the Children Around the World performance group, joined olher youngsters who entertained the residents w llh music and dance from all ovor the world. �2A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday. April 11. 1094 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Overtime agenda Legislature to tackle the big issues, session extended Auburndale woman fights false positive By JA C K IE HALLIFAX AUDUKNDALE — To Rhonda W hidden Register, It seems as though the w orld know s she's HIV-positive, She's not. Hut Register, 23, w ants to squelch any rum o rs th a t m ay s till abound — she ran a classified ad Inst week In the Lakeland Ledger, hoping to slop n n ig h tm a re th a t's left her desperate to save her reputation. “ Rhonda W hlddon Register o f A u hu rnd ale was tested fo r H IV due to being stuck by a needle a t her previous place o f e m p lo y m e n t," the art read. " T o those concerned, the laboratory showed positive results, b u t the lab w ork was In error. "A s answered prayers w ou ld have I t . " the nd co ntin ue d, "she does not have the deadly disease." Register, 23. was seven m onths pregnant w ith her daughter, Morgan, when she pricked her finger w h ile w o rk in g for Statewide Hustness M aintenance in Lakeland, w h ic h contracts w ith companies (a provide elenntng services. Assolcatod Proas W rltor TALLAHASSEE — Stale law m akers are Tuced th is week w ith filia l votes on a $38 b illio n budget and ju v e n ile Justice reform s ns w ell ns unsettled questions about E ve r­ glades cleanup and heulth care reforms. The 1994 session was sup|ioscd to end at m id n ig h t A p ril H. Hut the tw o -m on th session was extended u n til 11:59 p.m. Saturday w hen It became clear late Friday th a t law m akers were ru n n in g out o f tim e w ith some o f the most com plex nnd controversial Issues o f the year s till In front o f them . The Senate plans to retu rn Wednesday nnd the House Thursday. The overtim e agenda was kept to Just four Issues — next year's budget, the Everglades. Juvenile Justice nnd h ealthcare reform . However, law m akers w ill be able to add to the lis t w ith a two-1birds vote. House Speaker Ho Johnson. D M Illon. conceded there w ill be u lot o f pressure to take up other measures. "T h e key to success Is to stay w ith in the boundaries and not w ander loo far outside.” he mild. W ith Juvenile Justice reform , nil th a t's left are the speeches and the votes. A Joint House-Senate com m ittee reached agreement last week on how best to get to ug h on v io le n t teen-agers and steer troubled child re n away from crim e. And the key fights over the budget have been settled, although details w eren 't rilled In u n til Sunday. "T h e budget proposal ought to he on the m em bers' desks by m id-afternoon tom or­ r o w . " J o h n s o n s p o k e s w o m a n K a th y Putnam said Sunday. Hut the fate o f a subsidy plan designed to help the poor and near-poor buy private health Insurance Is s till uncertain. The House and the Senate have key differences over legislation to restore the environm ental health o f the Everglades. According to the Florida C on stitu tion , there's o nly one th in g law m akers m ust do d urin g th eir annual session: Pass n budget for the next year. State suing feds over cost of illegal immigration Bug has citrus industry in panic M IAM I — The bug lik e ly rode the w inds o f H urricane A ndrew from the sub-Saharan desert In A frica Into Dade C ounty. Now. the c itru s leaf m in er has the F lorida c itru s In d u s try In n panic. LaBt spring, a grove m anager 2 0 m iles southw est o f M iam i discovered the Inrvn o f a m oth th a t tunneled between the layers o f a leaf, sucked o ut the Juice nnd caused the foliage to shrivel and die. For m onths after the hurricane, nursery growers m istook It for another co m m o n ly found nnd easily controlled leaf m in er and shipped Infected p la nts all over the state. Now the bug Is at the Georgia border. " It's In every c itru s grove you look In ." said Joe Knapp, a pest m anagem ent specialist nnd a m em ber o f n leaf m in e r task force. " I f n grow er tells me he h a sn 't seen it yet. I ask him . W hen's the Iasi tim e you loo ked ?'" The leaf m in e r destroys any new leaves It enn find. " I f a ll you have left Is the old foliage, the problem is that old foliage dies off. the tree stops grow ing, nnd It can d ie ," said M ary H arlncy. spokeswoman fo r Floridn C itru s M utual, the largest c itru s growers association In the stnte. "N o trees, no fru it. No fru it, no Juice. And no Juice, no m oney," By JA C K IE HALLIFAX Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE - The federal g o v e rn m e n t has crea ted an im m ig ra tio n emergency In FlorIdu nnd then stuck stale ami local governm ents w ith the h ill, the state nlleges In a la w s u it. "T h e m usslvc uncontrolled Ind u x o f aliens co nstitu te s an Im m ig ra tio n e m e rg e n cy th a t Imposes trem endous econom ic costs upon Ihc s la tr o f Florida, Its citizens and Its taxpayers." the law suit slates. Hutto announces resignation PENSACOLA — As U.S. Rep. Earl H u tto sees It. 22 years In public office Is enough. The Pensacola Democrat has announced that he's w o n 't seek re-election In November, saying he w ants to spend m ore tim e w ith his wife. Nancy, and th e ir tw o daughters. H utto was elected from the F irst Congressional D is tric t In 1978, after serving six years In F lorida 's Legislature. "T h o u g h I have no specific pluns a fte r th is yeur, I w ill continue to be active, b u t at m y ow n pace," H utto. 67. said Saturday, when he announced his retirem ent. "T h ro u g h o u t m y political career, I have steadfastly not shortchanged m y fa m ily ," H utto said. "H u t in retirem en t I took forw ard to being w ith fa m ily und friends even m ore." Press h im about Ills retirem en t plnns and you get an earful: Some w ritin g , some p art-tim e teaching, m aybe serve on a few corporate bourds. nnd ce rta in ly im prove the g o lf swing. Hut not In th a t order. H utto said he lm d decided on 1094 as the tentative retirem ent year several years ago u flc r co n s u ltin g w ith Ills fam ily. Gov. Lawton Chiles planned to die the law su it today lit U.S. D istrict Court In Miami. A m onth ago. his o ilie r re­ leased a report that concluded II cost Florida about $2.5 billion last year lo meet the basic needs o f all Im m igrants. An estimated $884 m illio n o f Unit total went to ra re for the estimated 345,(XXf u nd o cu m e n te d alie ns lit [In ­ state. "W e call on Ihc federal gov­ ernm ent to take responsibility for Ihc staggering costs that Florida's citizens pay us a dlrccl result o f n failed Im m igration p o lic y ," the governor said Sat­ urday. From Associated Press reports al The law suit accuses the feder­ g overnm ent o f having "a grossly Inadequate enforcement p o lic y " (lu ll falls lo prevent and even encourages m i Indux of legal and undocum ented a llrns. The federal government has failed lo c o n tro l Im m ig ra tio n since w e ll before 1980. (he law suit suits "T h e governor believes he Is rig ht and It's tim e for a eourl lo a ffirm II." C hiles' spokesman Ron Sachs said Sunday. T h e Dade C o u n ty p u b lic schools and Jackson Memorial Hospital are Joining Chiles In the lawsuit. Named as d e fe n d a n t are the United Slates; Doris Meissner, com m issioner of Ih r Im m ig ra ­ tion and N aturalization Service: U.S. A tto rn e y General Janet Reno; W alter Cadman. M iam i D istrict INS director: and Donna Shalala, secretary o f Departm ent ol Health ft H um an Services. Calls Sunday to the IIH S In W a sh in g to n and the INS In W ashington und M ia m i were either not answered or not re­ lu m e d . Ju st last week. Chiles and the INS announced that nonviolent aliens In Florida prisons w ill be released and deported, freeing uji about 500 beds In stale prisons lor hom egrown c rim i­ nals. wk t 2 W-' : Cu u Way Back When "W ay Back W hort" co lu m n ist, Julian Stonstrom , recontly aubm lltod a colum n about tho longest basoball gamo ovor playod in Iho Florida Stato League A groal deal ol tho yarn dealt w llh a loft lloldor lor Iho Palatka Azaloas from Grnnlto City, III Ono of tho reasons wo concentrated on Al Pirtlo was bocauso throughout tho hlslory ol Iho Florida Stalo League no ono has ovor toppod Iho mark sol by Pirtlo In 1949 when ho htl 383 He’s Iho all-llm o Florida Stalo Longue b alling champion Pirtlo lovod tho gamn and ho gavo his boat overytlmo ho sot foot on Iho diamond. This picture Is ol Pirtlo batting ono night against Iho DoLand Hod Hats In that c ity ’s Conrad Park. Tho swing ho Just look at tho ball In this photo Is what basoball pooplo would call a "lo x lb o o k " picture. Whon Pirtlo hung up Iho splkos al Iho Azaloa Bowl In Palatka, ho and his w lfo Helon wont Into Iho building supply business, not Iho furniture business as originally roportod Pirtlo camo down w llh Lou Gehrig Disease and wont lo that ball park In Iho sky In 1900 Minority program mostly benefits companies in white areas By TIM BOVEE Associated Press W riter WASHINGTON — The governm ent's flagship program for m in o rity entrepreneurs uwurded $19 b illio n In contracts over the last six years, w llh the lio n 's share going to firm s whose head­ q u a rte rs w ere lo c a te d In p r im a r ily w h ite , well-to-do neighborhoods. An Associated Press com puter analysis of "m in o rity set a sid e" contracts handled by the Sm all Business A d m in is tra tio n found that Just 22 jscrcenl o f the project dollars w ent to companies located In m in o rity ureas. And those com panies th a t quu llflcd for the program w hile rem ain in g In m in o rity ureas on average got fewer contracts and dollars than those In w h ite areas, the analysis showed. The SBA’s 8(a) program d lrc c is federal con­ tracts to m in ority-ow n ed com panies for w ork ranging from com puter processing to const ruc­ tio n o r custodial services. The SBA has told LOTTERY M IA M I - H e r o a re th e w in n in g n u m b e rs s e le c te d Sunday In Ihe Florida Lottery: Congress that one effect o f these contracts has been to boost Job o p ix irlu n tllc s In less prosperous c ity neighborhoods. Yet lo be m ore com petitive, some business ow ners said they moved out of m in o rity co m m u ­ n itie s to get closer lo th eir federal customers. " I was (located) so far away from govern men I installations, Ihc SDA was relu ctu n i to give me Jobs," said Sam uel Hayes, w ho moved Ills construction company out o f Benton Harbor, a c ity In southwestern Michigan where nine people in 10 are bluck. Now h is com pany. Rah Development, does business from NorthvlHc. M id i., In nn urea o f the D etroit suburbs where half the households make m ore than $167,374 nnd nine people In 10 are w hite. The program 's supporters say Its goal Is to foster m in o rity businesses, not c o m m u n ity devel­ o p m e n t. And lik e any business, th ey say, m in o rity companies need to locate near th e ir custom ers. In the 1990s. that o llc n means the Monday, April 11, 1994 Vol. 66. No. 199 Published Deity and Sunday, except Saturday by Tha Sanford Herald, tne. 300 N. Franc!) Ava., Sanlord, Fla . 33771 Sacond Claaa Poataga Paid al Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing odtcaa. Poalmaatan Sand addraaa changaa to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Box 1167, Sanlord, F L 13773-1687. Subscription Halaa (Oally A Sunday) Hama Delivery Mail IMontha 116.50 624 00 • Month* 639.00 444 00 1 Vaar 171.00 194.00 Florida Raaldanta mual pay 7% aalaa tax In addition lo rata* abova. Phona (407) 333-2411. □ See Minority, Page BA THE W EATHER T o n ig h t: Fair. Low In Ihr- m id 60s. W ind southeast 5 m ph. Tuesday: P artly cloudy. High In the m id 80s. Southeast w ind 10 to 15 m ph. Extended forecast: W ednes­ day: Increasing clouds. Lows In the upper 60s to lower 70s. Highs lit ihe iq ip c r 80s lo near 5M). T hu rsda y: Variable c lo u d i­ ness w ith w idely scattered a f­ te rn o o n s h o w e rs a n d t h u n ­ derstorm s. Lows in the upper 60s lo low er 70s. Illg h s 111 Ihe upper 80s. Friday: P artly cloudy. Lows In the u|>j>cr 60s In low er 70s. Highs In Ihe m id lo upper 80s. FLORIDA T IM P 9 City Daytona Beach Ft Laud Beach Fort M y e n G e ln e iville Mometlead ■ lachionyllle Key W e il L Ah el And M iam i Penwuota SdrAlOld TAllAhAlMm Tampa Vara Beech W. PAtm B»«ch HI to n La M It as Si 14 61 MM n 6* •4 •4 II a) 1) 77 43 74 41 43 41 M 41 7J T a m p e r « t tu r t i y vj'A MONDAY Ptly cldy 80-68 r TUESDAY Ptly cldy 88-08 MOON PHASES • O € 3 NEW April 11 FIRST April 19 FULL April 28 LAST Maya WEDNESDAY Inc. cldy 88-70 THURSDAY Vrbl. cldy 87-70 TIDES TUESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: M in. 6:40 a m.. 7:00 p.m .: MtiJ. 12:25 u.m.. 12:50 p .m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 9:41 u.m.. 9:56 |).m.; lows. 3:35 a .ill.. 3:39 |).m.; New Smyrnn Beach: highs. 9:46 u.m., 10:01 p.m .: lows. 3:40 u.m.. 3:44 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: lilghs. 10:01 u.m .. 10:16 p.m .: lows, 3:55 u.m .. 3:55) p.m. Pet 00 00 00 00 MM 7) *) as (A as NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Lotto 13-21-42-44-48-49. that benefits Impoverished m in o rity rta tu m m ilies. "H|ai lin n s provided cni|)loyrnent for over 102.(XX) men and wom en d u rin g fiscal 1992." Ihc agency said In Us most recent icp o rt to Congress. "M a ny of these Jobs are In the Inner city ami III arcus o f high u ne m p loym en t." The AP analysis, however, suggests otherwise. The study analyzed Ihc contractors' location by the ZIP code of ilu -lr headquarters, using racial, ethnic and Income In form ation from the 1990 census. AP reviewed alm ost 25.000 contracts covering $17.5 billion o f Ihc $15) b illio n awarded under the program from 1988 In 1993. A bout $1.5 b illion was not analyzed because there was no m atching census In form ation for the com panies' ZIP codes. C ontracts spanned the c o u n try, ranging In value from 12 cents lo $5)6 2 m illio n . Il was not possible lo determ ine from the database where the companies did the contract suburbs. " It's a business decision, not a social decision us to the lo c a tio n ," said Cassandra Pulley. S lIA deputy a dm in istrato r. " I t Is not u program that is designed for econom ic developm ent In black Inner-city neighborhoods." The analysis o f 8(a| ro n tra c ls showed the average m in o rity -c o n tra c tin g com pany Is located In an urt-n where 68 percent o f Ihe residents are w hite, h a lf the households c a m $37,415 o r more, and o nly one person In seven Is pcxir. In contrast, m ost bluck Am ericans live In neighborhoods w here m in o rity residents are the m a jo rity and w here h a lf the households earn less I ban $24,550. There Is no requirem ent that particip a nts stay In m in o rity neighborhoods or th a i they he poor. In fact, entrepreneurs can q ua lify w llh a net w o rth up to $250,000. e xclu din g th e ir home and business usscls. W hen the SHA goes to Congress fo r b in din g. It presents the program as a business lucuhatoi 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 TR BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 2-3 feel and choppy. C urren t Is lo th e n o r th w ith a w a te r tem perature o f 72 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves arc 3-4 feet und choppy. C urrent Is lo ihc n orth w ith a w ater IctnjH -ralurcol 72 degrees. BOATINQ St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: W in d southeast 15 knots. Seas 3 to 5 feel. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Isolated showers. Tuesday: W ind southeast 15 to 20 knots. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Hay and Inland waters rh o p p y. Isolated showers. \1 FRIDAY Ptly cldy 87-70 STATISTICS T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford Sunday was 83 degrees and the o vernig ht low was 04 as reported by the U niversity ol Florida A g ric u ltu ra l Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. R ecorded r a in f a ll fo r the perlod. ending al 9 a.lit. M on­ day. lo la llc d O Inches. The le m pcra lu re al 9 u.m. to d a y was 71 degrees and M onday's overnight low was 04. ns recorded by the National Weather Service at Ihc Orlando In tc rim ilo n u l A irp o rt. O ther W culhcr Sendee data: □ Sunday's high............... 84 Barometric pressure.30,21 □ Relative Hum!dity....0O pet □ Winds..............East 8 mph □ Rainfall..................... O in. □ S u n s e t . .........7:40 p.m. □ Sunrise............... 7:03 a.m. incite <He p r e v t o u i high And overnight lo* to 8p m E D I City Hi Lo Prc 4» 33 Anchorago 8J 64 Atlanta Atlantic CHy U 51 25 Ualllmorg 11 53 24 60 )S Ullllngt 81 61 Birmingham Bumarck 17 3) Balia 61 39 59 Mi 16 Boil an Si 4f Burllnglon.Vl Charleston,5 C u 65 n 58 09 Charlsilon.W Va Charlotte,NC 19 59 Cheyenne 30 21 34 Chicago S3 40 Cleveland SI 43 49 Concord.!4 II $2 48 3) Dallat Ft Worth 60 n Denver 3/ 31 50 Dei Molnei 61 40 Detroit 63 4S Honolulu •2 69 03 81 70 Houtlon 56 Indiana poili 1 33 Jack ion.M ill 83 81 Kam ai City $8 44 24 Lai Vrgat 11 51 Little Koch 85 66 Loi Angtlei n S3 Memphli 13 89 49 41 Milwaukee 58 30 M pll SI Paul Naihvltle 10 00 •3 New Orleans 64 70 65 51 19 New York City 58 S3 06 Oklahoma Clly Omaha 63 44 64 s; 80 Philadelphia Phoenle 11 ss Pltltburgh S3 47 1 08 Porlland.Malne 52 4J 19 46 1 ?• Si Louti il Sail Lake City 41 3S 50 59 48 Seattle 73 58 .IS Waihlnglon.O C day * 011k cdy cdy cdy cdy clr rn clr clr cdy clr cdy rn cdy clr rn rn clr cdy cdy rn rn cdy ml» rn cdy rn clr cdy clr rn rn cdy rn cdy cdy cdy rn cdy clr rn clr rn cdy rn cdy | �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Monday, April tt, 1994 - 3A Lifting their voices Aggravated battery charged T he S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C ollege choruses psrlorm od th e ir annual S p rin g Choral Festival th is past weokond The collogo's choir and tho c h o r u s o s o f e a c h o f th e d i s t r i c t ' s h ig h s c h o o ls performed at tho ovont and then combined their efforts for a flnalo that featured the Battlo Hymn of tho Ropubllc. The event Is an annual affair that brings the m usicians together for Iho froo com m unlly concort where they can show off tholr talents. M leliucl A u rth c r Kemp, 31. 3H17 Elder Springs Road. Sanford, was charged w ith aggravated hattery/do m estlc violence by shcrlfTs officers on Saturday. Deputies said they responded to a enll o f a fa m ily disturbance and found a w om an who had Injuries and w ho told them Kemp had choked her u n til she passed out and that he had done that m any tim es In the past, The police report stated the couple were recently divorced because o f past Incidents and the couple s till live together despite the divorce. Me was taken to the John E. Polk C orrectional F a cility and held on $‘1,000 bond. Multiple charges filed Geoffrey Kenneth S w ift. 28, 1120 Florida Ave. 400, Sanford, was charged w ith four counts o f battery on a law enforcem ent officer, aggravated b attcry/dom cstlc violence, b u rg la ry to an occupied d w elling, buttery, c rim in a l m isch ief and tw o counts o f resisting arrest w ith violence by Sanford Police on Saturday. Police Miiltt ttia t lie entered a iirlg h lm rln g apartm ent where another couple were b ab ysitting h is g irlfrie n d 's child. The police report staled S w llt threw some th ing s around, breaking several Item s and tic physically assaulted the w om an. The m an was uhle to calm S w ift dow n, but he liecnm c agitated ugnln when his g irlfrie n d entered w ith another man. the police report said, Police also reported Swift grubbed Ills g irlfrie n d and threw her ugalnsl llje stereo, out the door and Into the second floor ra ilin g outside. The g irlfrie n d gave police perm ission to enter the apartm ent she and Sw ift share, Police reported lie refused to speak w ith them and when they attem pted to arrest h im he became violent amt had to I k - subdued after he kicked the arresting officers repeatedly. Me was lu k rn in the John E. Polk C orrectional F a cility and held w itho ut hood Drug charges made Patrick Oble Payne. 30. 100 McKay Hlvd., Sanford, and Angelina M ichelle Inm an. 25. 201 F ra n klin Arm s A partm ents. Sanford, were arrested on drug charges on Friday. Payne and Inm an were charged w ith sa lr and d rllv e ry of a controlled substance, Inm an was also charged w ith possession of drug paraphernalia. An Inform ant for the Sanlord Police D epartm ent went to Inm an's apartm ent and said lie wanted In purchase a $20 piece o f crack cocaine, the p o lite report slated. A lte r a short exchange. [K ille r said, the Inform ant was given a piece of crack cocaine In exchange for $20 In cash. A search of ih r apartm ent after Ihc arrest found some Jo b ro llin g papers In the apartm ent. Ilo ili suspects were taken to the Jo hn E. Polk C orrectional F acility where ih r y were each field on $5.(XX) bond Crack possession alleged Eric Vince Lawrence. 19. H Cowan Mnughton Terr.. Sanford, was charged w ith possession of cocaine, possession of cocaine w lili Intent to d istrib u te and possession ol less than 20 grams ol m arl|auna by Sanlord Police on Friday. Police reported lie was stopped lo r d riv in g w ith o u t headlights at 3rd Street and Pecan. Police discovered LA nrcucc's d river license had been revoked live times. He gave officers perm ission to search Ids car. they said. Police said they found 7.25 gram s of suspected crack cocaine In Ills ear. T he substance tested positive lu r cocaine. Police also found tw o sm all buggies of m arl|uunu near Ih r car and baggies ol m u rlju u n u tn bis pocket. H r was taken to the John E. Polk C orrectional F a c ility and held on $5,000 bond. Cocaine charges filed V ictor Vazquez, 27. who told police lie has no local address was charged w o lli [Kissesslon o f cocaine by Hanford Police on Friday. Police said lit- was acting suspiciously In an area dia l Is considered a high d io g drug a c tiv ity area al 5 th Street and Poplar Avenue The suspect gave officers perm ission lo search h im . according to the report Police found tw o pieces ol suspected crack cocaine in his pocket The suspected cocaine proved positive for the drug, the re[Kirl natcl. H r was taken lo I lit* John E. Polk C orrectional F a cility and lield w ith o u t bond Potts molested girls, files say By P A T L B I S N M Associated Press W rllor HAKTOW — Frank Potts, an accused m olester and suspected serlul k ille r, stole the Innocence o f children In Florida and th re a t­ ened them w ith death, court files show. Polls. Jailed In Polk C ounty on a sexual h u tlcry charge, Is being Investigated In the disappear­ ance o f as m any as 13 people In six stales — Florida. Alabama. G e o r g ia , K e n t u c k y . Pennsylvania and New York lie has denied k illin g anyone. Hut a u th o ritie s have been d ig g in g fo r bm lles on P o lls' remote m o u n la ln tn p retreat In n orthern Alabam a since March 10. T h c y 'v r uncurl lied the body of one m issing yo u th and have charged P o lls w llh m urder Though Investigators say they suspect Potts. 50. Is a serial kille r, tils background has been d iffic u lt to trace because he roamed around doing odd Jobs a nd la b o r in g as a m ig ra n t w orker. Hut In the C entral Florida e liv o f Uartow. court records provide a glimpse of Potts' past and depict him as a m olester who preyed on girls. P olls spent six years in prison for (be 1981 sexual abuse o f an I I-year-old Florida g irl, court records show. T he g irl testified lliu t P o lls aw akened tier by saying, " It was m y lim e .” If then threatened lo k ill her la m lly If she resisted. Polls, a lanky man w ith a leathery (ace and steel-blue eyes. Is aw aiting tria l now on a charge ol sexual battery ol a I U-ycur old girl. T h a i g irl told police Polls threatened lo k ill her fa m ily If he werc caught. He tins pleaded Innocent to the sexual battery charge. Two o f Potts' sisters also have testified he molested them tiefore they readied th e ir teens Getting tough on teen thugs Dy A D A M YEO M A NS Associated Press W riter MON TIC EL LO - Nearly seven m onths after (he slaying of a H r lits h io u r u t a ttr a c te d w orldw ide a tte ntio n and moved Florida law m akers lo try to gel tough w ith young thugs, four te e n -a g e r s a c c u s e d o f Ih c m urder await tlu lr day In court. W hile legislators have found It easy to use the k illin g as a reason lo crack down on Juvenile crim e, auth orities In Ihc to urist m urder ease have had a tougher lim e b u ild in g a ease against ih c suspects. The four youths — aged 14 lo 17 arc accused o f fatally s h o o tin g U n io n G a ry C n llcy d u rin g u bungled robbery altem pi at an Interstate 10 rest slop east o f Tallahassee. C olley’s com panion, Margaret Ann dag­ ger, was wounded d u rin g the a Hack. Since Ihe early m ornin g k illin g S e p t. 14. a u t h o r it ie s h ave scrambled to pin Ihc slaying on Ihc youths. A search for the guns used In the shoo!lug has been fruitless. And a uth orities have not found any physical evidence lin k in g the suspects w llh Ihc stolen car that Invcsllgators say was used In the crime. Investigators Instead arc re ly ­ ing on statem ents from friends, relatives and Inform ants w ho say they heard the yo uth s talk about the m urder. W hile the defendants' lawyers say Ihc slate's ease Is weak, a uth o ritie s decline to discuss th e ir inve stiga tion . T he y say they w ill make th e ir case in court. " It doesn't m atte r w hat 1 th in k or w hat the attorneys th in k ." said Jefferson C ounty S h e riff Ken F o r tu n e , w h o s e o ffic e handled the Investigation. " It's up to a Ju ry." Hut defense u tto rtu vs criticize the slate's tactics. " It Jus: becomes sort o f h u ­ m orous In a way. I Ih ln k they've irlc d every scien tific te chn iqu e,'' sa id T a m p a la w y e r D w lg h l Wells, w ho represents 17-ycarold Jo hn "H illy J o t " C rum ble, one o f the you His accused o f the slaying. T h e y o u n g e s t d e fe n d a n t. 14-year-old Cedric "C .C ." Green, u lre a d y was released lo the custody o f relatives In November after Ills attorney argued there was little evidence against him . The other three suspects — C ru in ttle , 17-yea r-o ld D cro n Spear and 15-year-old Aundra A kin s — rem ain In Jail. All four are charged w ith first-degree m u rd e r and a tte m p te d firs tdegree m urder. In ve stig a to rs have used at least three Inform ants who wore hidden lapc-rceordlng devices to try to get the suspects to discuss the m urder, according to records o b ta in e d by T he A ssociated Press. T he resu lts were m uddled, defense lawyers say. One of I he slate's key In fo r­ m ants, Thud C rum ble, fulled a p o ly g r a p h te s t a b o u t th e m u rd e r, records show . Thud C rum ble. 18, Is a cousin of Jo hn C rum ble. T hud C rum ble fulled the lest when asked If his cousin told h im that he or A kins shot Colley, records show. In one conversation three days after the m urder. Jo hn C ru m ble told Ills cousin that tic shot Jaggcr tw ice and he and the others got rid o f the guns. A nother conversation between Thud C rum ble, A kin s and Spear tiad the tw o youths denying they were Involved. Many residents of the lowIncome housing com plex where they lived in M ontlccllo appar­ e n tly had heurd they were In ­ volved and a n um ber o f them guve statem ents to |x>llcc. A kin s and Spear told Thud C ru m b le ihe y planned lo got a "good la w y e r." A n o th e r In fo rm a n t. Eugene L a rry , was c o o p e ra tin g w ith a u th o ritie s to get a reduced sentence for his co nviction on drug offenses, Hut tr a n s c r ip ts o f L a r ry 's ta p e -re c o rd e d c o n v e rs a tio n s w ith John C ru m ble appear to y ie ld n o th in g In c rim in a tin g , a ccordin g lo tra n s c rip ts and defense lawyers. C rum ble told L a rry he knew nothing about the m urde r and said, " I was In bed at thut tim e ot the m o rn in g ." He told L a rry that a uth orities m ust have h im confused w llh someone else. "Som ebody m ust he look like me 'cause ... I hey a in 't seen no fin g e rp rin ts o f m ine. They got m y shoes and e verything. They a in 't seen my shoe print or n o th in g . So th e y c a n 't do nothing, rig h t? " C ru m ble said, according to the tra n scrip t ol l heir conversation. c o u rt docum ents show. They said I hey never (old anyone for years because they feared him . ffe s td e s th e 1993 s e x u a l assault charge fron t F lorida . P o tts faces charges lie k id ­ napped an Alabama w ild life o f­ ficer In 1992 and killed Robert Earl Jincs. a 19-year-old Indiana y o u t h , f iv e y e a r s a g o In Alabama. J a c k s o n C o o n ly . A la ., a u th o r itie s reco ve re d J in c s ' rem ains March I I on P olls' land n ru r E stlll Fork, along tIn* T e n ­ nessee border. They're s till d ig ­ ging, b ill no more bodies have been found. J in c s and Ills g irlfrie nd . Hob­ ble Lee H arrell, m cl Potts In L a k e la n d and la te r w ent lo Alabam a w llh h im In 1989. H arrell laid Investigators she b e lie v e d P o lls k ille d .lin e s because Polls wanted lo he her lover. Potts' brushes w ith the law In Florida dale lo the eat Is l l M>Os The oldest o f five ch ild re n. Potts grew up tu rural H ighland C ity Court records show tie was sentenced to 90 days in jail for bea ting up Gusste Polls, an HO year-old relative, when lie was 19 and to a year lit prison (or v io le n tly re s is tin g a rrest d u rin g a 1981 police sculllc When lie was 17. Potts was arrested on a weapons charge, pleaded g u ilty ami was sen­ tenced to 10 days In the county Jail. Last F e b ru a ry , m ore Ilia n three decades later, deputies searched Ills Florida home and confiscated a 22-callher rllle . a JH-eallber pistol, it pair ol black brass knot kies and a n in n in liio n Support equitable rates and environmental protection Keeping the uniform rate structure, which benefits all SSU customers, Is up to you. 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I 'll tell them A undra had gave me th a t gun at six o'clock In the m orning, he shoot the tourist, and ah. h im and H illy Joe (they) was bragging about they had some kin d o f blood stains on th e ir shorts, m a n ," Green told the Inform ant, I hc scrarch-tdl games bl.uk Jack ami Lucky Roll officially cad April I I , 1994. Winning tickets mmt Ik redeemed by Jane ID, 1994. Prizes under $599 may Ik collected at any Florida l ottery retailer. For prizes above that amount, sail 1-800-Pl.AY FIA. As o f March 25th. approximate prizes remaining for black Jaek arc $.144,9411.00 and $.18.1,428.00 for Lucky Roll. So redeem your winning tickets nosv. j �4A - Sanford Horald, Sanlord, Florida - Monday, April 11, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI,A. 32771 Aren Code 407 -3 22 -2 0 1 1 or 831-9993 Wayno 0 Doylo, P u b llth n r and E d ito r SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Monlha................................ 810. DO 0 Monlha................. ,..............830.00 1 Y e a r..................................... 878.00 F lorid a R aaldanla m uat pay 7% aalaa ta x In a d d itio n to rata a above. EDITORIAL Animals would not behave as vandals did Six teens have been churned with van­ dalizing a Luke Mnry home to the tune of approximately $500,000, Th e youngsters Involved reportedly told Investigators they did it because they hud a gripe with a fellow student who lived In the house. Is this the way we nrc teaching our youngsters to resolve conlllcts? Have we evolved to the point where our children think this Is the way to settle disagreements? We nrc allegedly a civilized society. Cultured und educated, we like to think we arc “ better" than animals. hut are we? Do civilized people resolve their differences by pouring a family's food on the floor and smashing their personal photos? Do civilized people destroy personal property simply because they liavea gripe with another? Th is Is exactly what occurred at this Lake Mary home. We are apparently not raising our children to respect others. Th e y are learning to get what they want by any means necessary. We are falling (o Instill in them the basic values: to know right from wrong, to deal peacefully with their fellow man, and treat others with respect. Th e youngsters who were arrested on the vandalism churgcs were released from custody after only a few hours. What sort of lesson Is this for them? We are. In effect, telling them, "You've done nothing seriously wrong." One of the teens smashed the dining room table with an axe as he Joined the others In the mayhem. Wliat might have huppened If he had encountered u person in the house? Th e result might have been tragic. Th e youngsters should be made to clean up the home they sought to destroy. Th e y should also be made to clean up their lives. II Is not. of course, their fault that It has come to this. It is our fault. We must stop ullowlng youngsters to express their feelings with a fist, and their displeasure through violence. LETTER H um ane Society problem s I could not let a n o th e r duy go by w ith o u t responding to the recent letters regarding the llu m u n c Society o f Sem inole C ounty. A lth ou g h I ugree w ith w hat llie letter w rite rs say ubout the conditions o f th is shelter, I see very little difference now than w hen I visited the shelter In the early part o f J u ly 1993 and N onna Spivey was In charge. Employees were c ith e r standing around sm oking or playing gumes on a co m p ute r In the office. There was u slig h t Im provem ent In October o f ’93 b u t after the te rm in a tio n o f the executive d irector o f thut tim e, the shelter h it the skids and soon became unbearable even to v is it. Dogs were cram m ed In cages way too sm all, often ly in g In th e ir ow n body wustc. w ater bow ls d ry. Ju st to look In th e ir eyes filled you w ith despair. Prior to 1990, the llu m u n c Society o f Sem inole C ounty used to investigate co nd itio ns such as th is und confiscate the anim als. Since Ms. Mears bus to m y knowledge m isrepre­ sented the tru th on several occasions I do not feel her le tte r w orruu ts u response ollx.-r than to usk were there not dogs cram m ed In cages down the aisle o f the run s thut burned? A photo In the Sanford Herald showed the twisted m etal o f these cages. Dlanu Barton Is u c u ring volunteer w ho like m yself bus voiced concern over (he n um ber of anim als being Imuscd at the s lic ltc r. the length of tim e some o f them have tu r n there und the co nditions that they are forced to live In. She may not have heard Norm a Spivey use p ro fa n ity, but I have. I reported It In u le tte r to the board In Ja n u u ry o f 1992. One cun refer to the ongoing problem s at tills shelter as being p o litic a l, however, th is Is u smokescreen to cover up the real problem s that exist. E norm ous am ounts o f m oney Intended for the anlm uls has been m lsuscd/wnstcd/dlsuppcurcd. Records have been deslroycd/or rem oved from the society’s office. Money sent In to re b u ild the shelter has fur several m onths been used to ru n It. W ith a $24,000 a m on th budget and only a fractio n of tills a m o un t com ing In each m on th w here else could they tu k c ll from? Pnrvo has again s tru c k (he sh elte r and again m iracles w ill lie w orked und the shelter w ill re open In Just u few days. It m uy take m ore than a m iracle to get the s lic ltc r re b u ilt. 1. too. have been told since J u n u u ry thut "w e w ill be s ta rtin g In Just tw o weeks tim e ." I’ve stopped holding m y breuth. Everyone w ho w rote Is rig h t on one th ing . S om ething needs to be done about the Hum ane Society o f Sem inole C ounty. T lie question Is w hat and by w hom ? Jean Sargent Oviedo NAT HENTOFF Talk radio is today’s town meeting I once lived In a sm all co m m u n ity where, a lthough there were elected officials, all Im po r­ tant decisions were decided In a general m eeting o f the residents. A nybody w ith a n y th in g to say was heard, and I got a real sense o f the kin d o f p a rtic ip a to ry democracy that used to charac­ terize the to w n m eetings In th is nation from before the R evolution through the early years of the 2 0th ce ntu ry. Except for those Am ericans who s till live In sm all towns, most o f us can a ir o u r concerns, s u s p ic io n s and angers m a in ly a m ong o u r fam ilies, friends and co-workers. A letter of co m p la int to a newspaper can be satisfying, but the space Is lim ite d and so m ay be the m a n lie r of tim es y o u ’re nllow ed to be p rin te d over a year. The advent of ta lk radio In recent years, however, has opened up a rem arkable fo ru m for discussion and dissent. The cn llcrs d o n 't a ctua lly vote to shape m un icip al o r national decisions, but If enough o f them around the c o u n try feel stron gly enough about an Issue, they can have a pow erful effect. T a lk radio callers, for Instance, convinced Congress a few years ago not to vote Itself a pay raise. A nd locally, they have helped set a clim a te by w hich elections are won or lost. The very em bodim ent of the g row ing Influence or ta lk radio Is Rush M m huugh. Most o f the lieople I know arc liberals m id they despise l,tm haugh. A c tu a lly , as It tu rn s out, tlic lr contem pt fo r h im Is based on the fact that he tins an enorm ous a u d ie n ce . In some c itie s , re s tn u r a n ts have set aside Rush room s where people come to have lun ch w i t h l . l m b a u g h 's c o m m e n ta r y as n s tim u la tin g a cco m ­ p a n im e n t to th e ir meal, In v a ria b ly , I fin d that h is fiercest c r it­ £ The advent of ics have hardly ever " talk radio In h e a r d h Im a n d recont years, therefore do not u n ­ however, haa derstand w hy he Is openod up a so p o p u la r. U n lik e remarkable m a n y ta lk sh o w forum for hosts. I.lm buugh Is discussion and an astute entertainer dissent. J - using sa tiric songs and bizarre news Item s to leaven h is con­ servative views. Most Im portant Is th at, u n like a n u m b e r of ta lk show hosts around the co un try, he never h u m ilia te s cnllcrs who disagree w ith h im and he never cuts anyone off w ith savage disdain. M m b a u g h 's serecncrs are fre q u e n tly i n ­ structed to p ut dissenting calls ahead o f calls from Ills fans, and he w ill often hold a c ritic on over a com m ercial tireak so I hat he can continue arguing a m lnb ly w ith h im or her. Everybody w ith an opinion, and th a t's Just about anybody, wants to lie heard lieyom l a sm all circle o f friends, and L lm b u u g li gives his cullers an audience o f m illio n s. For the first tim e In (heir lives pcrhnps, the callers have a sense of being d ire c tly Involved In shaping local or national consciousness. They can’t ta lk back to th e ir television sets, but they can •• th rough talk rndlo. and not o nly on l.lm b a u g h 's program feel that at last they are being paid a tte ntio n to. There Is one widespread m isconception about ta lk radio, and It's n u rtu re d m ostly by liberals who don’t spend m uch lim e listen ing to these program s because they figure, w ro ng ly, that the callers are o f lim ite d Intelligence and u n lim ite d prejudices. JACK ANDERSON U.S. set to deploy nukes in S. Korea HOODING CARTER Teen pregnancy: Raging debate T e e n a g e p r o m is c u ity u n d te e n a g e I l ­ leg itim a cy arc explosive problem s that urc g row ing worse, not better, w ith each year. On th a t p ro p o s itio n , v irtu a lly everyone agrees. A fter that, w hat most often Inform s the p ub lic discussion o f one o f Am erican society’s most tro u b lin g pathologies is the desire to m ake Ideological points rath er than progress. Conservatives und liberals battle about the cuaual effects or welfare, "perm issive ne ss," racism and econom ic stagnation w ith va ry in g degrees o f honesty and Incredible am ounts o f energy. The figures alone a re as s ta rtlin g as they are tro u b lin g . In 1901, some 15 percent o f a ll tccu b irth s occurred outside o f m arrluge. The percentage had doubled by 1970. tripled by 1980 und quadrupled •* to 09 percent •• by 1991. Most o f these m others rem ained u nm arried und far too m any o f them , some little more th a n c h ild re n them selves, were und are u n e m p lo y e d a n d /o r u n e m p lo y a b le . U neducated, u nskille d am i tied down to th e ir roles as single parents, they have become w ards o f the state. On this, census and other figures tell a grim talc. In single-parent households w ith ch ild re n u nd er 18. heuded by a female under 25. the poverty rate Is 70 percent. It Is even higher for such fa m ilies headed by women under 18. T h n l Is three lim e s the |«>verly level for m arried couple fam ilies 25 and under. The c h ie f federal program to help c h ild re n g row ing up In single-m other homes Is Aid to F a m ilie s W ith D e p e n d e n t C h ild r e n . Its stipends In m ost states arc modest to less, averaging u nd er $400 a m on th per fa m ily. The vast m a jo rity o f a ll recipients urc single m others. Such figures speak for themselves. Solutions do n o l. U n d e rlyin g the Issue Is sex, a subject ubout w hich m a n y Am ericans arc am bivalent, uncom fortable o r confused, and specifically sexual a c tiv ity am ong teenagers. Again, the figures are astounding. In 1970. 29 percent o f nil females between the age o f 15 und 19 had experienced p re m a rita l sex, w hich Is to say Intercourse. By 198H, the figure was 52 percent. By the tim e they were 18, over 80 percent o f a ll black males hud hud sex and some 70 percent o f w hite males, In o the r words teenage sex Is comm onplace, and th us deullng w ith It Is a necessary facet o f any cam paign to reduce teen pregnancy. T his In where the controversy grows most Intense. Conservatives argue w ith Im pressive con­ v ic tio n th a t w elfare encourages teenage g irls to have babies out o f wedlock. Pioneering work by C harles M urray makes Ih r case for AFDC us c u lp rit, a pp lyin g rigorous analysis to validate w hat m any Am ericans have long felt was a m atter o f self-evident com m on sense. But other, no less rigorous w orks contend that the In dictm en t Is overdraw n. Num erous studies suggest that teen pregnuncy ts u n ­ wanted ra th e r than the result o f actions undertaken w ith fu ll understanding o f the consequences and possible benefits. According to C hild Trends, Inc., abortions end 42 percent o f a ll preguuncles to women under 20, a figure w hich has held v irtu a lly constant for alm ost tw o decades. It c a n he s a f e ly a s s u m e d th o s e women did not get pregnant In Bcurch of AFDC. A c co rd in g to the s a m e s o u rc e , y e t another 40 percent of te e n p r e g n a n c ie s w e re u n in t e n d e d , £ Uneducatod, o fte n o c c u r r in g unskilled and b e c a u s e o f th e tied down to misuse or m isunder­ their roles as s t a n d in g o f c o n ­ single parents, tr a c e p tiv e d e v ic e s they have and practices, T hat become wards leaves o nly 18 per­ olthe state. J c e n t o f in t e n d e d b lrlh s , w hich h in ts u t som ething less than u calculated rush tow ard the federal trough. One fin al note. W hile b lrlh s to u nm arried teenagers are u p sharply, and teenage pre­ m a rita l sexual a c tiv ity has also soared, the actual b irth ra te am ong females between the ages o f 15 and 19 has dropped by a th ird since 1955. What thut suggests Is that se xua lity among teens has lung been Intense, hut that In earlier duys It was channeled Into m arriage. W hat has changed m ost decisively since the 1956s Is the c u ltu re 's a ttitu d e about prem u rltu l sex and b irth s out of wedlock. When was th e last tim e you heard the w ord "b a s ta rd " used as a description ra th e r than as an epithet? The Ideologues rage, b u t the v ltu l w ork Is In the trenches -• In fum lllcs. In neighborhoods, churches, schools, associations and clubs. What is happening to so m an y young g irls Is a m etaphor for w hat has been huppenlug to society at targe. W ASHINGTON — As Pentagon n lllr ln k q uietly prepare for a possible show dow n w ith N orth Korea, the likeliho od grows that Ihc U nllcd Slates w ill reintroduce la e ttra l nuclear weapons on South Korean soli — w ith S m ilh Korean permission. D espite stro n g w a rn in g s tram Defense Secretary W illia m Perry against stonew alling In te rn a tio n a l nuclear Inspectors. North Korea's K im II Song continues to retreat from earlier prom ises lo allow lim ite d In ­ s p e c t i o n s o f h is c o u n try 's nuclear fa* e llllle s . T h e m ost r e c e n t s to n e w a ll came d u rin g n rg nllul i o n s w 11 h t h e C lin to n a d m in is tra ­ tio n. w hen U.S. o f­ ficials agreed to call off Joint U.S.- South £ P e ntag on K o re a n m ilit a r y re p o rts wo havo exercises, along w ith review e d o ltte r concessions. in d ic a te th a t Iho W hile the United U n ite d S tato s Stales and Its allies w o u ld bo p o o rly Iry to reach a d ip lo ­ prepared lo r m a tic so lu tio n , ih c such a Pentagon Is actively c o n lro n ta tio n . J p r e p a r in g lo t th e worst-ease scenario A nother w ar on the Korean peninsula Pentagon reports we have reviewed in ­ dicate that (he United States would he jjoorlv prepared for such a confrontation The size ol the North Korean m ilita ry . Its a b ility to m obilize q u ickly and the fact that South Korea’s capital o f Seotd ties only 30 miles from the D em ilitarized Zone suggest a w ar W ith N orth Korea would be costly for all sides "U .S . Forces Korea and Its subordinate com m ands have not adequately planned (or the reception, staging, and onw ard move­ m ent o f forces scheduled to deploy for Korea In the event of an outbreak of h o stilitie s." reads a classified report from Ihc Pcntugon Inspector General Issued last September. "A s u result, the a b ility to provide forces as needed to execute the w a rflg h tln g plan lo defend Korea was s u b sta n tia lly w eakened." H ig h ly classified Pentagon scenarios ol a second Korean w ar frequently Include tluIn itia l loss of Seoul to the N orth Korean forces, because It Is sir d iffic u lt to defend w ith o u t adequate preparation. The newest scenarios Include a planned U.S.-South Korean counteroffensive to cap­ ture the N orth Korean capital o f Pyongyang, possibly even In u leapfrog m anner. Some of these scenarios suggest the use o f sm aller, tactical nuclear weapons to slow down any N orth Korean attack. L ittle know n to anyone outside m ilita ry circles. U.S.-South Korean defense plans from the early 1980n Included use o f tactical nuclear weapons. At one p o in t, according to a Pentagon report classified "T o p S ecret," the U.S. had positioned on or near South Korean soil the fo llo w in g list of non-strategic nuclear weapons: 133 bom bs deliverable by plane, G3 e ig h t-in c h h o w itz e r sh ells. 31 155-m m h ow itzer rounds and 21 "u lom te d em olition m u n itio n s ." Since these were n uclear weapons, and the South Koreans d id n ’t w ant to be seen as In s tig a to rs o f a n u cle a r b u ild u p . South Korean o fficials even tua lly requested that they be removed, and the United Stales com piled several years ago. I f the N orth Koreans are proven lo have nuclear weapons, however, some Pentagon o fficials — and th e ir South Korean coun­ te rp arts — now favor the rp -in lro d u cllo n of sonic o f these non-slralcgle nuclear weapons to South Korea, p a rtic u la rly the ADMs. T he little -k n o w n ADMs are the land mines and satchel charges o f the nuclear age. Dug In to the ground for m axim um dem olition effect, they could blow up the bridges or darns und block the three Invasion routes the N orth Koreans w ould have lo use In any assault on South Korea. The ADMs u n ­ intended p rim a rily for destruction o f real estate, not tanks or personnel. In fact, they urc deliberately designed to m in im ize fu llm it, since they would lie used m ainly In frien dly te rrito ry to stop nn enem y advance. �Sanlord Horald, Sanlord, Florida - Monday, April 11, 1994 s* Who will bear cost of Sun Drive improvements? ■y NICK PI*IIPAUI* Horald Slaff Wrllor LA K E MARY — Someone w ill benr the cost of Im provem ents on Sun D rive . K x n c tly w ho rem ains n question. The Lake Mnry C ity C om ­ m ission held a w ork session on the m a ile r T hu rsda y, p rio r to the regular com m ission meeting. F o llo w in g an e x te n s iv e d is ­ cussion o f the m a ile r, the com ­ m ission gave a concensus to tirin g It the Im provem ent cost m atter at a subsequent meeting. Sun Drive Is a short street w ith in the Lake Mary c ity lim its. It runs from R inehart Road west, cu rvin g south to Intersect w ith Lake M ary Boulevard. Sun Drive development hegan In Septem ber. 1080. At thut tim e, the c ity entered Into u Developers Agreement w ith Sun Hank, regarding paym ent o f the costs associated w ith certain Im p ro v e m e n ts In c lu d in g the paving, on Sun Drive. According to figures from the c ity 's finance departm ent, the to ta l cost o f the Sun D rive project was $-100,280. As o f Dec 21. 1993. the outstanding p rin ­ cipal was $233,500.20. w ith an a c c u m u la te d I n t e r e s t o f $123,291.20 By December 21 o f thin year, the am ount o f Interest due w ill h a ve In c re a s e d by n n o th e r $21,015. A ccording to C ity Manager Jo hn Litton , at the tim e o f the agreement, the c ity com m ission had agreed to assess all o f the properties benefiting from the Im provem ents at a fu tu re lim e. "U n fo rtu n a te ly ," L itto n w rites, "(h a t nctlon was never fo rm a l­ ized nor an assessment m eth od ­ ology developed." T he c ity s ta ff presented a num ber o f alternatives d u rin g the w ork session. "W e divided t h r p ro je c t u p , " sa id C ity Planner M att West. " I n addition to the cost of the actual puvlng. there was about $37,000 In ­ volved In the In sta lla tion of a w ater line, and the Interest due on the p ro je ct." The com m ission Is now faced w ith d ete rm inin g what financial level. If any. the c ity has re­ garding paying for nnm r or all of th is paving work. According to In form ation u n ­ covered to date. L itto n says the c ity 's o riginal Intent was nut to tie a financial co ntribu to r. Since the w ork began. L itto n says a considerable am ount of Pig Continued from Page 1A laud use. Ib is past T h u rs d a y n ig h t, citizens turned out cn masse al the Lake Mary C ity Commission m eeting to object to proposer! m odification of perm itted uses lor A I land. They would have tightened (lie ic s irle tio iis on how A I property could he used, and the m u n lie r ol anim als w hich would lx- allowed o il specific size pieces of property A ll hough the Card's property was not spcclllt a lly targeted, tt nevertheless became a prim e subject of discussion al the com m ission m eeting Several of the people w ho interest has already accrued. "W e would also hope lo ascer­ tain what m ethodology o f as­ sessment the (present) C om ­ m ission feels Is the fulresl and m ust defensible, because we believe under Ihe circum stances that there Is an excellent chance o f Individu al or some form o f class action litig a tio n ," L itto n w rote. "A lth o u g h o n ly the m ayor and tw o c o m m is s io n e rs w ere on hand for the w ork session.” West said, "th e re were u n um ber o f com m ents made that the c ity m ay have to eat some o f Ihe costs.” West said based oil discussion, the c ity m ay Investigate paying for the w ater line w ork and possibly (he Interest, w ith an Intent to s till churgc property owners for the paving, as wus o rig in a lly Intended. As the m eeting was a w ork session, no form al vole could be taken. " It w ill all lie brought up soon at an ujico rn lng regular c o m m issio n m ee ting fo r d is ­ cussion." West predicted. Property owners Include the Holy Cross L utheran C hurch. Barnett Bank. Medplcx. and six In dividu al property owners and trustees. sjHike accused the c ity o f seeking to rh u n g r A-1 zoning fur the entire city, bused purely on the pig farm situation. R esident Ja m e s T ho m pso n comm ented. "T h is is one person c r e a t i n g p r o b le m s in h is n e igh bo rho od E veryone else sh ouldn't tie penalized lor u. T h e c o m m is s io n e rs s u b se ­ q uently turned down the re­ c o in rn e n d e d A I p r o p e r l y changes w ill) a unanim ous vole Follow ing th e ir decision, the C ity Com m ission Inslructed the stall to investigate m ethods »t placing stronger controls on |iig (arm ing, by looking Into the c ity 's restrictions on noise, odor or 'health problem s T o m o rro w n ig h t, proposals s im ila r lo th o s e p re v io u s ly made, land d rille d ), w ill again go Iteforc ilie PftX Board. Ii was sh ortly alter PAX turned d o w n an e a r lie r req ue st to establish the clinic, ihu l ( ’a ril began using Ills land to grow pigs The llrs i request is lor fezon lug ol the land trout A I to com m ercial. C 1 The second request Is friiltl John J. Dee. DVM asking lor a conditional use to allow him lo operate a veterl it.u v clinic on the property The tw o m atters tire at the lop ol the agenda lo r to m o rro w n ig h t's FAX m eeting In addition, the Icllnw ing mat development Isues; Howard Je f­ fries w ill talk about the devel­ opment itl the Orange Avenue Park In the Georgetown com m u tin y ; p o lic e c h ie f R a lp h Russell w ill discuss crim e prev r nl loll. Kevin Stubbs til (lie Sanlord Historic Preservation Board and G ary W inn of the e llv ’s code enforcement departm ent w ill be ihere to discuss ihe codes Issue Also nu band w ill be Mnyut B e tiy e S m ith . C o m m issio n e r Lun Howell, and fit y manager B ill Sim mons. "W e are very excited about the e otu m iiuleallou that we w ill be ublc lo have at this m ee ting ." Marder said, "W e hope lo foster a strong line ol e o iu iiiim ie a tlo n between the people and city h « l." jA There w ill be p le nty ol oppor­ tu n ity lo r questions and answers at tne m c e flflfi, M arder pro mlscd, The in lo rin a l setting, lie hopes. W ill e lim inate some n l the barriers that o lle n Impede p ro ­ gress when seeking help w ith problems He said 111<-re* w ill lie Inrttts available loi those who have particular problem s that can uni be dealt w ith e tlc rllv e ly at ilie town m eeting "W e w ill pul people In lo u t'll w ith i hose who can help them solve lh e ir pro ble m s," Murder promised Access-------Continued from Page 1A H ouse o f R efuge C hurch on C c lrry Avenue, just west o f M ellonvilie Avenue. The d o w n to w n reside n tial historic d is tric t w ill lie locus ill the m eeting T h u t ( lis t r ie l h a s b e e n em broiled In a controversy over the codes governing the restora­ tion and renovation of (lie homes In (hot area Some homeowners have o b ­ jected lo the strictness ol the codes While others believe that udhcruiicc to the codes w ill help increase the value ol the homes and m ake the d is tric t more a ttr a c tiv e to b u y e rs In the future. The codes govern everything lim n paint color (there are about 2.000 colors from w hich hom e­ owners can choose) to b uilding m aterials to construction. They upply o nly lo Ihe exterior of the home. The C ivic Im provem ent Asso­ ciation (CIAI and the Sanford H istoric T ru st have been tryin g In spread the w ord utxuit the Access 9-1 m eeting. Murder said, so he Is hoping for a large U iru m il. "W e have got ten *10 lo 60 people In Ihe past at these m eetings," he said. "W e may have more tita n that th is lim e ." W hile the codes promise to be nn Im portant Item on the agenda for T hursday, they w o n 't be the o nly th ing s discussed. C h a rle s R ow e, d ir e c to r of co m m u n ity developm ent, w ill be oii hand to discuss economic DEATHS DONALD ADRIAN BOWMAN Donald Adrian Bowman. 72. West River Road, Sanford, died S a tu rd a y , A p ril 9. 199-1. al Florida Hospital. Orlando. Born Dec, I I , 1921. In M anitoba, Canada, he moved to C entral Florida In 1983. Mr. Bowman was a retired foreman for the M id la n d C o u tily Road Coinm ission In Michigan, lie was a m e m b e r o f E d e n vllle U nited M eth od ist C h u rch . E denvllle, Mich. Veterans o f Foreign Wars. Post 7303, G ladw in, Mich., and A m e ric a n L e g io n . M id la n d . Mich. He was an A rm y veteran o f W orld W ar II. S urvivors Include wife, Phyllis: sous. Daniel A.. Seolt D., Mark W., all of M idland. Charles D „ F re e la n d , M ic h .; d a u g h te r, Brenda L.. Edenvllle; 1-1 grand­ children. H ardcn/Pattll Funeral Home. Eustls, In charge nr arrange­ ments. SARAH BALEY S arah E itlcy, -19. o f D ixie Contracts— 'potential o p p o rtu n ity sites. A l­ though a public-private partne r­ ship may be Involved In a given project, the purpose ol these scrvlcea shall lie aim ed squarely al private econom ic develop­ m ent uses." The Anderson project Is to be com pleted w ith in live weeks fo llo w in g a c c e p ta n c e o f an agreement w ith H u-city. C ity Manager B ill Sim m ons is recom m ending the c ity execute both contracts. The m utters are scheduled for lhe agenda o f Ihe regular com m ission m eeting tonight. begin­ nin g al 7 p in .. In the com ­ m ission cham bers o f Sanlord C ity Hall. 3(M) N. Park Avenue. way C orridor M cDonald's CorIKirailon. ow ner • A d d itio n a l Ite m s tor d is ­ cussion • Repniis from otln-r mem tiers. The Lake M art Planning and Xnntng Board m eeting Is sched­ uled In meet beginning al 7 p m Tuesday n ig h t in ilie com m ission cham bers nl Lake Mary C ity Hall. IU() \ t n u iiirv t lu'b Road Minority Continued from Page 2A w ork, and the SI1A said n did not track ttic background ol employees who worked on llu- Mini contracts. C tnnpanlra owned by blacks or Hlspanlcs make up three-quarters of (he program 's participants. However, the review found: • Only 9 percent o f the H(u) co ntract d ollars w e n t to b u s in e s s e s in b l a c k - m a j o r i t y neighborhoods. • 1 p e rc e n t w e n t lo H ls p a n le - n m ) o r lty neighborhoods • 9 percent w ent lit n eighborhoods w ith m a tu rity Aslan. Am erican Indian or m ixedm in o rity populations • 7 p ercen t o f c o n tra c t d o lla rs w ent to neighborhoods w ith m in o rity populations from •It) percent lo 50 percent The largest hloc ol M(a| dollars — .17 percent — w ent to companies In neighborhoods w ith fewer than 20 percent m inorities. And three-fourths went to neighborhoods where the typical house­ hold Income was mote than $30,000 Some c o n tra c to rs w ho rem ain ed In poor m in o rity co m m un ities sav they did so m il of a sense o f responsibility. D uring the tim e she wus in the SBA program . Florence Hicks Alexander k e jit Ihe headquarters of her m anagem ent consulting com pany hi a m ostly black neighborhood In W ashington and located most o f tier 350 offices In m in o rity neighborhoods across the co un try. "W e are very proud of w hat we did and how we did It." she said. " I m yself uni a p ro dq i'l ol Ihe ghetto. ... I felt It was m y resp on sibility to give hack." Such businesses, however, gel fewer and sm aller contracts, the AP review found B u s in e s s e s in p r im a r ily m in o r ity are as averaged seven contracts w orth #589,59-1 each, compared to nine contracts w orth 9 7 4 H . f i ( i | each lar those la w h ile com m unities. Some see the program , a product ol the c iv il rig h ts m ovem ent, us m irro rin g a g row ing divid e In m in o rity co m m un ities between rich and poor, skilled and unskilled. Longwood-------------Including an addition he added Iasi year. The model is on display In ilie b u ild in g d ep art­ ment. Mayor Paul Loveslraitd proclaim ed A p ril 10-10 " B u ild ­ ing Safety Week T h e b u ild in g o ffic ia l a lso advises homeowners lo use th is check list to p ill point possible deficiencies w h ich can tie c o r­ rected before th ey result In m ajor problems. II you answer 'no' lo any ot the questions, you should correct the situation. • Does your hom e have a smoke detector? • Are exleiislnn curds lit good co nd itio n'1 • Does your w ater healer have a pop-off valve? • Is there a fence around your HKSi.'r C-•'t.v .w r-r-r > tv'.PM-f'-JViVfMj 7il - iTlrJj Cordoba wero among the many speakers on hand to discuss and demonstrate their |obs with Iho youngstors who aro already slatting to think about tho careors they might bo inlorostod In pursuing. re s tiiiira u i w ith variances to the required north and east buffer w idths (above listed location) • Request — From Dyer, Rid­ dle. M ills A Preemirt. lo r site plan approval extension of title year, lo A l'r ll 1, 1995, Home Depot USA. Ine . owner. • Request — From M cDonald's R e s ia u r a m . 4210 W Lake Mary Boulevard lor a variance lo allo w a ground sign w ith a reader ho m l leliangablt- copy) In ilie Lake M an llo n le v a n l Gate­ Icrs are also scheduled for the PAX. agenda. • R e q u e s t — F ro m P apa Jo h n 's liiir n i.ittfm .il. lor m u d liio n . 11 use lor a shopping center o l 3.775 square Irc t. on approx liu n ic ly one acre, zoned r -1 . at ihe n o rih ra s i corner nt Lake Mary Boulevard and C nuntrv ( iu!> Road Southland Corpora Man owner • R e q u e s t — F ro m Pupa Jo h n 's Inte rn atio na l loi sin- plan approval lor a lake mu pizza Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A ce ntral business d is­ tric t and the w aterfront co rrido r extending front In te rsta te -! on the west to M ellonvilie Avenue on the east. The u n ive rsity w ill conduct a studio class d u rin g the sum m er semester In prepare studies for specific projects and/or d istricts in tin-redevelopm ent. The contract w ith Anderson A Associates ts al it cost o f $3,(MX). According to a docum ent o u t­ lin in g the scope of services, the purpose o f Ihe contract Is to " Id e n tify m arketable develop­ m ent scenarios and specific uses for vacant and/or redevelopment sites In Ihe d ow ntow n w aterfront area. Such sites w ill tie know n as Demetrius Hastings, a student at Idyllwlldo Elomonlary School In Sanlord, lakes a look at a career he might be able to 3lnk his loeth Into al the school's careor day last wook O rthodontic assistants from the olfices of Dr Dunn and Dr rfi sw im m ing pool • Is there a ftn- extinguisher In good w orking i- -m illio n lit your home? • Arc Hamm.ildi- liqu id s slored in a soft place Ircc front heal or llumcs? • Are h u rm lu l liqu id s stored in a sale place out ol Ihe reach of children? • Do you have a home evacua­ tion plan? • Do y o u h a v e e m e rg e n c y num bers posted • Do you know when a building perm it is required? • Is you home num ber visible Irom ilie street? "T h e City of Longwood Invites a ll Us c itiz e n s lo v is it th e b uilding departm ent lo gel ac­ quainted w ith the process of p c n n ll l l u g n ew h om es, r e ­ m odeling. repali s. iein otin g, and fences." Culberson said. "T h e s t a f f Is a n x io u s to lie o f assistance to the p u b lic ." School W h at’s for lunch? Tuesday, April 12, 199a Pork Chopotto Corn Roll Rico and Blackoyo Poas Canoborry Crisp or Choi's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk WEDNESDAY rtf; Mf? Tiv*ri*->Sr: .1 •. • p 'jv ■ Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday, A p ril 9. 199-1. al Florida Hospi­ tal, A ltam onte Springs. Horn Sept. 7, 1944, In C lew lslon, she moved lo Sanford In 1993 from there. Mis. Ealey was a certified nurse assistant and a m em ber of New Bethel A.M.E. C hurch. S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e m o th e r. Bernice M itchell. Sanford; father. Edward. Sanford; sisters. Betty West, Ida Baker. D clrdrc M ilc h d l. Diana Perkins, all o f Sunfo rd . V iv ia n B aker. D eborah M itchell, both o f Syracuse. N.Y.; brothers. H enry M itchell, J r.. Leonard M itchell. W illia m M it­ c h e ll. O scar M itc h e ll, Leslie M llch cll. all o f Syracuse, Edward Ealey. Jr.. C lew lslon. Sunrise Funeral Home. Sunford. hi charge of arrangem ents. JOSEPHINE M. FEKEITH Jo se p h in e M. F c k c llh . 79. O rch id A ve nu e , C asse lbe rry, died Saturday. A p ril 9. 1994. at Iter residence. Born Fell. 23. 1915, In M nm uroncck. N.Y.. she moved to Cent m l Florida in 1977. Mrs. F ekclth was a retired employee o f Secretary Insurance Co. She was a m em ber o f Sts. Peter and Paul G alltolle ( ’ h u rt'll. W in te r P a rk , a nd C a th o lic Daughters o f Am erica. S u rv iv o rs Include husband. W arren K.; son. Harvey. O r­ lando; daughters. Donna Knubc. Longw ood, G a ll. C asselberry; five grandchildren. B a ld W ill-F a ir c h ild F u n e ra l Home, A lta m on te Springs. In charge o f arrangem ents. EDWIN RICHARD PULMAN Edw in Richard Pnlinan. 73, of Bristol Circle. Sanford, died Sat­ urday. A p ril 9, 1994. al Florida Hospital. Orlando. Born Aug. 2. 1920, lit Brooklyn, he moved to C entral Florida In I9H9. Mr. P iilm u n w a s a w e lfa re litveslIguRir for the stale govern­ m ent. lie was a Lutheran. lie was an A rm y veteran o f World W a ril. S u r v iv o r s i n c lu d e w if e , C atherine. Sanford: daughter. Linda Lam bert, Houston; one g r a u d s o n , tw o s t e p g randchildren and four great­ grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e r a l H o m e , Sanford, In charge ol arrange­ ments. JOSEPH ARQUILLO RACADIO Joseph A rq iitllu Rticadlo. 93. o f Plnccrcsl D rive. Sanford, died M onday. A p r il 11. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Born Nov. 28. 1900. in Lang I N.. P lillllp ln cs. he m oved to C en tral Florida In 1967. Mr. Rticadlo was a c ltcf and a m em ber of All Souls C atholic C hurch. Sanford. He was a Navy veteran of W orld W ar II. S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e stepson. D onald llarjH T . Los Angeles; stepdaughter, Marlene Acosta. C a r s o n , C a l 11.; 10 s t e p g r a it d e It 11 d r e it a a d I 3 slcpgrcai-grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e r a l H u m e . Sanlord, In charge o f arrange­ ments. j> 3-PC. C H IC K E N D IN NER ► , . . . jW I*. 4 ♦ * 99 * 1 For Lunch 2-P c....$2.49 Cuatom ar Must Roquuat Prlco Whort Ordurlog itp.u f . m u m s ‘ »tyU* I t u i if)*1 • Spit v * C n s p y C h i t k u n 1 9 0 5 S. French Ave. S anford 3 2 3 -3 6 5 0 �• A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday. April 11. 1994______________________________ They remember Guards, families reflect a year after prison riot By CAROLYN PIONE Aaaoclatcd Preae Writer ' LUCASVILLE. Ohio - John Kem per can’t go track lo w ork. The beating tww to th at. , A year after rio tin g inm ate* armed w ith pipes, clubti and o tlic r m akeshift weapons look , control o f C cllbloek L at the m axIm u m -secU rlty S outhern Ohio C orrectional F a cility, the 50 year old prison guard Is s till recovering. Kem per was beaten, kicked ' and clubbed d u rin g the seven ' hours he was held In the besieged ccllb lo e k . In m a te s stole his boots, smashed his glasses, then tossed his b at­ t e r e d b o d y o u t s i d e th e ' ccllbloek when they co u ld n 't " find a pulse. "T h e y thought I was cith e r dead or d y in g ." he said. "T h e y d id n 't w ant a dead officer on th eir h an ds." Kemper lost the sight In Ills left eye. sustained b ra in d am ­ age and Is si n ig g lin g to recov­ er from a stroke. lie considers h im self lucky. One g u a rd . R obert V alland ln g h u m . was strangled to death d u rin g the prison riot. _ the longest and deadliest In . Ohio history. Nine Inm ates also were killed. f. Only one of the 12 guards '..ta k e n hostage has returned to w ork Others. In clud in g the .'. five held a ll 11 days of the .,, siege, s till are recuperating. ,, G uards and th e ir fam ilies w o rry th a t not m u ch has .. changed In side the p ris o n outside Lucasvllle. a tow n of ,,1.500 people about HO m iles ..south o f Colum bus. , Hut state prisons D irector , ‘ Reginald W ilkinson disagrees , " T h e r e 's n o th in g th a t I th in k Is the way It was n year ago." he says. State Invcstlgutors believe the p rim a ry cause o f the riot was a planned lockdown A pril 12 so prisoners could be tested for tuberculosis. M uslim In ­ mates objected, saying th eir religion p ro hib its such testing. Then-W arden A rth u r Tate, w ho d e clln rd to be Interviewed for th is story, refused to cancel the test. R ioting broke out after an Inm ate fight that some say was stuged. Prisoners took over the ccllbloek. D u r in g n e g o tia tio n s , Inm n te s c o m p la in e d a b o u t forced ra cia l In te g ra tio n o f cells. Inck o f religious freedom, high com m issary prices and Inck of phone privileges They nlso w anted Tale replaced None of the Inm ate leaders of the riot w ould agree lo an Interview . T h e O h io C iv il S e rv ic e Employees Association, which re p re s e n ts p ris o n g u a rd s , blamed the rio t on underatafflag and Inadequate train in g In Ohio. 40.453 Inm ates live In Jails designed for 22.513 peo­ ple; there are H 7 prisoners for every guard. Some guards h la m rd the riot on lack of discipline. " I f you put 500 Inmates out In the yard or let them run around the corridors, they can take It over, so w h y n ot? " guard Roger Thom as said Since the riot, cells have been segregated after both b la c k a n d w h ite In m a te s com plained about Integration In two-m an cells. Sum-* In ­ mates have been trunsferted lo o t h e r p r is o n s to r e lie v e overcrow ding. lu m a ir m ovement Is more r e s tr ic te d a nd s e c u rity is Blacks more apt to get lung cancer from smoking By A sso cia te d P u n _____________________ SAN FRANCISCO (API — B la cks cannot m etabolize one of the most deadly cancer-causing chem icals In cigarette smoke us well as w hiles, a new study shows •T h a t may explain w hy black sm okers arc 50 percent more lik e ly to gel lung cancer and to die from It. Jo h n Richie of the Am erican Health Foundation said Sunday. "T h e re are some very s trik in g differences In the why blacks and w hites m etabolize (chemicals) In cigarette sm oke." he said. " T ills represents a significant p ublic health p ro b le m ." ' The data Indicates blacks have less of a capacity than w hites to detoxify NNK. one o f the n\pi*t s ig n ific a n t tobacco-related carcinogens linked lo lun g cancer. Richie told the annual m eeting o f the Am erican Association for Cancer Research. The results arc p a rtic u la rly relevant because clgu rctle m anufacturers are aggressively target­ ing blacks In m arketin g cam paigns, he m illed. The Tobacco In stitu te has denied targeting any one segment o f the population. Richie and Ills colleagues evaluated sm okers for products o f NNK excreted In urine, lie noted that the same chem icals — NNAI, and N NAL-Gluc — were m easured In a previous foundation study lin k in g secondhand smoke to lu n gc? nccr. - N N A I. Is h ig h ly carcinogenic. Inducing lung tum ors In mice. The study found that black sm okers hud 30 to 35 percent more N N AI. In th eir u tfh c than whites. "T h e bottom line Is thut w hites have more of lh? detoxified m cta lio lld and blacks have less." said Dr. Steven H ccht. one o f the s tu d y's co-authors. ; .The lu n g cancer tria l tested 31 blacks and 25 w h ile sm okers m ulched for age. sex and the n um ber o f clgnreltcs smoked. It Is now being expanded to In c lu d e lfiO people and w ill eventually look at 320. The results seems to be holding. Richie said. .; J h c test subjects live In the racially-m ixed c ity o f M ount Vernon, N.Y. Steven Tunncnbaum . a professor o f ch em istry and toxicology ut the Massachusetts In stitu te of Technology and one o f the outside evaluators for tj^u study, said the NNK products In the u rine has bfouder Im plications. q JJThls adds weight to the Idea that there's som ething In tobucco smoke thut does cause lung q u e e r ," he said. " It's an Interesting new fin d in g ." added Dr. Iteglnu Sam ellu o f C olum bia U niversity, w ho Is m easuring how cigarette smoke products hind to IJNA. -j"N o w we m ust determ ine. Is there a genetic tgi^ls or some e nvironm ental factor th a t's re­ sponsible?" Santclln said. Blacks and w hites, for example, m ay cat different u m ounls o f fru its and vegetables, w hich cppld affect th e ir a b ility to metabolize cancerp ro du cing chem icals, she said. I l l Is lik e ly th u t a c o m b in a tio n o f b o th e nviro n m e nt and genetics w ill be found to play a rqtc In w ho develops cancer, ulthough scientists ur,p fin d in g an Increasingly strong genetic role In su sce p tib ility to the dlscusc. Richie said Ills test m ay e ventually be used to show w hether In d ivid u a l sm okers huve a higher ftshfcccptlblllty to lu n g cancer. Hut they w ill have ito -w u lt because the lest, w hich Is very com plex '’ nbd labor Intensive. Is not yet available to physicians. . tig hte r. W ilkinso n said. And the slate Is spending about $25 m illio n to renovate the 2 2-year-old p riso n and repair the damaged ccllbloek. where In m n trs smashed toilets and w indow s, and set flrt-s. O n c e th e r e n o v a tio n Is com plete In m id-M ay. there w ill be o nly one prisoner |>er cell. An upgraded phone sys­ tem w ill allow for more o utgo­ ing calls for prisoners, w ho had been allowed o nly one flve -m lnu tc call each year. T ale was replaced, although th e c o rre c tio n s d e p a rtm e n t m aintain s the m ove was not In response to Inm ate demands. The first of w hat m ay lie dozens o f rio t-re late d tria ls was held last m onth. Fifteen Inm ates have been Indicted, m ostly for assaulting or k id ­ n apping guards. No In d ic t­ m ents have been handed up In the deaths. In J u ly , legislators approved h irin g a n o th e r 904 guards statewide. H u t th a t m ig h t n o t be enough. " A t l.u c a s v lllr I th in k the situ atio n Is under control. I th in k the rest o f the system Is v e ry v o la t i l e . " s a id P a u l G oldberg. OCSEA executive director. Wanda and H oward Vallandlngham . whose son. Robert, was killed on the second a n n i­ versary o f Ills h irin g , now spend m u c h o f th e ir tim e lobbying to cut the n um ber of appeals a death row Inm ate can file. Mrs. V a lla n illng h am believes her son was kille d because In m a te s th o u g h t k illin g a guard would shock negotiators Into c o m p lyin g w ith liu n a tc dcm auds Legal Notice Legal Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND TOR 1EM IN0LE COUNTY. FL 0R I0A CIVIL ACTION CASE NO I I I447CA DIVISION 140 A L L IA N C E M O D T C A C E COMPANY. P lain tllllt). vt KEVIN CHARLES f o r t u n a IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOMTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 97 144 CA 14 K BRIDGEPORT POSTOFFICE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Plalntlll. el al Oetendantlt) NOTICE or FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol lorocloturo dated March II. 1004. and onlorod In Ca m No 0) !411C A I aB ol lh» Circuit Court ol I ho E IG H TE E N TH Judiclol Circuit In And lor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein A L L IA N C E M O R T G A G E COMPANY li I ho Plolnllll ond KEVIN CHARLES FORTUNA CATHERINE LYNN LUNN And H ID D E N VILLAGE CONDO M IN IU M ASSOCIATION. INC oro Iho Oolondonll. I will M il lo tho hlghetl ond boil lilddor lor coth ol Iho wotl Ironl ttopt ol Iho SEMINOLE County Court houM ol I I 00 0 m . on Iho Slh doy ol Moy, 1*94, Iho following doicrlbod property a t M l torlh In laid FInal Judgment Condominium Unit 144. Build mg IB. ol HIDDEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM according lo tho Declaration ol Condominium recorded March JJ. HIS In OIHclol Rocordi Book 1474. po go t IS II th ru 1717 and amended by llr it amendment thereto recorded May 14. 19tS In O fficia l Records Book 1411 P a g e t U 77 th ru 1413 end emended by Mcond amendment thereto recorded May 71. 19*1 In O llld a l Recordi Oook 1441, Page 7001 end emended by amendment Iherelo recorded June 4. IMS In Oltldol Record! Book 1444. P4get 1713 thru 1311. an d fu r th e r am e n d e d by amendment Iherelo recorded July 17. IMS In O llld al Recordi Book I4S4, Paget 1444 thru 1431, Public Recordi of Seminole County. Florida, together with ell appurtenance! Iherelo end on undivided Inleretl In the common elemenli of laid Con dominium i i let forth In told Declaration Together with the lollowlng detcrlbed per tonal properly: Range. Refrigerator, Waiher. Dryer. Dlipoial, Dlthweiher. P ed d le F a n *. M ic ro w a v e . Fireplace. WITNESS MY HAND end the Mel of thli Court on April 4. IM4. (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 19*0 Admlnlilrollv* Order No 93 37 Perion* with A dliablllty who need e ipedal accommodation to participate In thli proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N. Park Avenue, Suite N. X I. Sanford. Florida 33771 al le n t live (S) dayi prior to Iho proceeding Telephone: (a07| 333 O X Eat 43371 1 400 911 I77K TD D ). or 1 K 0 95S 1770 (V ), via Florida R ilay Service Publlih: A p r llll.i l. IM4 DEO 107 VI RICHARD M BARNES. Indi ..d u a lly and DEBORAH J BARNES n /k/a DEBORAH J F IN D L E Y Individually and EUGENE JOHNSON JR a k a O E JOHNSON. JR including any unknown tpouM of Mid Oelendanlt. II tllh tr hai re married and II tllher or both ot laid Defendant! are deceated. their retpeclive unknown heln devlMet. grantee!, eitlgneei. creditor! Iltnort and tru ll** *I1 #! and all olhar partont claiming by. through, undar or egaintl Ihe named O elendanlt end A M E R IC A N F IN A N C IA L CORPORATION OF TAMPA, a Florida Corporation. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE, WINTER PARK M E M O R IA L HOSPI TAL. PSM D EVELO PM ENT CORPORATION d /b 'a MON T E R E Y NO RTH APART M EN TSi STATE OF FL0R IDA; SA0RINA K JACKSON; S T A T E OF F L O R ID A ; METROMAIL CORPORATION; VICTOR L SPITMALER; EPIC R E A LTY SERVICES. INC L A V E R N E B W IL L IA M S ; H O R N E P R O P E R T IE S NEWBURY PLACE L IM IT E 0 P A R T N E R S H IP d / b /a NEWBURY PLACE APART M E N T S i S A M I H E IR IC H . OWNER c/o PRESIDENTIAL GROUP SOUTH, INC , SUN BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA T IO N ; LA U R A JOHNSON; ACUSHNET COM PANY. TITLE 1ST GOLF DIVISION; RICHARD S CASSELBERRY; G TROY R A Y . JR .. TAX C O L L E C T O R , U N IT E D STATES OF AM ERICA, IN TERNAL R E VE N U E SERV IC E ; GENERAL ELECTRIC C R E D IT C O R P O R A T IO N ; BLASER FINANCIAL SERV ICES. INC.; GREAT AMERI CAN AUTO RANCH. INC ! G L O R IA J R O B IN S O N ; AHM EDALI SHAMABUDDIN; SYLVIA A ABBOTT; JOE L L O P E Z ; S P A L D IN G A N D EVENFLO COMPANIES. INC . a corporation d 'b /a SPALD ING; and. ALL OTHER PER SONS IN POSSESSION OF SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY WHOSE NAMES ARE UN CERTAIN. Defendanli NOTICE OF SALE TO RICHARD M BARNES, et •I. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIE D lhal there will be a tale ol: Lot *9. ALAFAYA WOODS. PhaM II. according to the Piet thereof a t recorded In Plel Book 37. Page 44 Ihrough 71. of Ihe Public Recordi ol Seminole County, Florida Sublect to Real Property Tei ei owing Seminole County Tei A iM ttor, el 11 00 o'clock A M at Ihe Weil Front Ooor ol the Seminole County CourlhouM. X I North Park Avenue. Sanford, Florida 33771 on tho 31th day ol APRIL. 1994. Thli te l* li being made puriuent to a Final Judgment ol Forecloture by the Court and the undertlgned Clerk ol laid Court will Mil the property to the hlghetl bidder lor cath. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Jen* E JaMwIc Deputy Clerk Publlih: April 4. II, IM4 DEO 33 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11th JUDICIAL COURT CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 94 4449 CA 14 E INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Plalntlll. IN TH E CIRCUITCOURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUITOF FLORIDA, IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO.i 91 l i l t CAM E OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION SEARS M O R T O A G E CORPORATION Plalntlll HENRY L OYKEMAN, J R . STATE OF FL O R IO A . UN KNO W N T E N A N T a /k /a STACY LUCE. Defendant! NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* ll hereby given that In accordance w llh the Final Judgment ol Forecloture *n lered on March 31. 1994. In civil action no 14 0009 CA 14 E. In Ih# C ircuit Court tor Semlnol* County. Florida. In whlrh H#nry L Oykemen. Jr . Slat* ot Flor Ida. Unknown Tenant # lk /a Stacy Luc*, were Oetendenli and Inland Mortgage Corpora tlon. Ih* Plalntlll. I will M il to the hlghetl bidder lor cath al Ih* Welt front door. Semlnol* County CourlhouM. X I N Perk A v * . Senlord. FL 37771. be tween I I 00 a m end 7 00 p m on June 7. 1994. the lollowlng real property Lot IS. Block E. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR U N IT 1. ac cording lo the plat thereof * • recorded In Plel Book It. Peg* 33, Public Recordi ol Semlnol* County. Florida More commonly known at 103 Garrlton Drive. Senlord. FL 37771 DATED April 1. 1*94 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton At Deputy Clerk Publlih April II. 14. 1*94 DEO 43 IN THE COUNIY COURT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 93 47447 SP ALWAYS IN THE BLACK INC DBA ITB A FLORIDACORP P LA IN TIFFlS I VS L I L L IE M C C L O U D AKA NICOLE MCCLOUD D E FE N D A N T S ! NOTICE OF ACTION TO LILLIE MCCLOUD AKA NICOLE MCCLOUD 1043 NORTH ST LONGWOOOFL 13730 You #r* hereby notified lhal an action hei been hied agamit you In the County Court, Semi not* County. Florida. Summary Clalmt Dlvitlon You are required to appear before HONORABLE DONALD l MARBLESTONE a Judge ol th li Court. *1 09 00 AM ON MAV 10 1994 Seminol* County Court home COURTROOM E. Sen lord Florida, lo eniwer Ih* ilalem enl ol claim tiled herein Any wrillen entwer or other pleading* m ull be Hied wllh Ihe Clerk ol thli Court end copiei Ihereol lurmthed lo Ih* Plainllll al PETER J CORRENTI ESQ 144 N WESTMONTE DR STE X I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 71714 Upon your tellur* lo appear on Ih* above indicated del*, a d* Mull may be entered agam i you lor Ih* rellel demanded In Ih* ilalemenl ol clelm W lln e n my hand end the O llldal Seal ol th li Court In Sanford. Semlnol* County. Flor Ida Ihlt Slh day ol April. 199* — ' (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK.CIRCUITCOURT SEMINOLE COUNTY B Y D eloritA Tend* Deputy Clerk ] Publlih April II. I I 1994 D E Q I4 t' a n y a R P I N T A R i C IT IC O R P S A V IN G S OF F L O R ID A . A F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI A TIO N ; SEARS. ROEOUCK AND COM PANY) SPRINGS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC Oelendanlt SECONOAMENDEO NOTICEOF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl lo an Amended Order ol Sum mery Judgement ol Forecloture deled December 14 199) *n l*rtd In Civil CaM No 91 7177 C A M E ol Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* 14th Judicial Circuit In end lor SEMINOLE County, F l o r i d * , w h t r e ln S EA R S MORTGAGE CORPORATION l l P la in llll and TANYA R PINTAR. CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIOA. A FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI A TIO N ; SEARS. ROEBUCK ANO COM PANY; SPRINGS COMM UNITY ASSOCIATION. INC are delendantlt). I will M il lo Ih* hlghetl end belt bidder lor cath. al Ih* Semlnol* County CourlhouM. al II X a m . April 74. 1*94. Ih* lollowlng detcrlbed property at M l lorlh In tald Amended Summery Judgement, lo wll UNIT IK D . BUILDING 4. W EKIVA VILLAS. A CONDO M IN IU M . A C C O R D IN G TO THE DECLARATION OF RE S T R IC T IO N S . R E S E R V A TIO N S. C O N D ITIO N S AND EASEMENTS RECOROEO IN O FFIC IA L RECORDS BOOK 1 0 1 1 . P A G E 1731 A N D A M E N D M E N T S TH E R E TO . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OATED el Senlord Florida. Ih lt lH I day ol/vUrch, 1*94 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Jen* E JeMwIc Deputy Clerk Publlih April 4. II 1*94 DEO 41 Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IO H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO *1 7474 CA 14 E NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE COMPANY l/k /a SHAWMUT MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plainllll. vt SUSAN J. STEEB a n d -----------. AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB JECTRCAL PROPERTY. * D tltn d in ii NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Forecloture deled March 11. 1994. end entered In CaM No 93 34/4 CA 14 E . ol Ih* Circuit Court ol the E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In end lor SEM INOLE Counly, Florida wherein NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE COMPANY l/k /e SHAWMUT MORTGAGE CORPORATION I t P le ln tlf and SUSAN J STEEB. e t a ! . are Oelendanlt. I will M il lo lha hlghetl end betl bidder lor ceth In Ih* West Iron) door ol the CourlhouM, In Sen lord. SEMINOLE Counly. Flor Ida. al II 00 o'clock on lha 3rd day ol May. 1994. lha lollowlng detcrlbed properly et M l forth In tald Final Judgmanl. lo wll Lol 307. M AYFA IR MEAD OWS PHASE II. according lo lha Plal thereof et recorded In Plel Book 17. Paget 35 Ihrough 34. ol Ih# Public Recordi ol Semlnol#Counly. Florida DATED Ihlt II I day ol April, 1*94 7AAR YANNE MORSE At Clark ol tald Court By Dorothy W Bolton At D*pufy Clark "Pertont wllh a disability who need * tpeclal accommodation lo participate In Ihlt proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator *1 Semlnol* Counly CourlhouM. X I N Park Avenue. Suit# N X I. Senlord. Florida 17771. al leatl live day! prior 10 Ih# proceed Ing Telephone 1X71 371 43X *■1 4717. I 400933 1771 (TOOI or I *00 935 1770 (V ) Via Florida Relay Service." Publish A pril II. 14, 1994 DEQ 43 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by lha City CommuHon ol lha City ol Late Mary. Florida lhal tald Commission will hold a Public Hearing on April 11. 1994 al 7 00 P M . or at toon thereat ter et possible, lo consider Second Reading and adoption ol an Ordinance entitled AN O R D INANCE PURSU vt ANT TO ARTICLE X II. SEC SANDRA Z HOPSON el a l. TION 13 01. CODE OF OHOI Delendanlltl N A N C ES. C IT Y OF LAKE AMENOED MARY FLORIDA ACCEPT NOTICEOF SALE IN G A U T IL IT IE S EASE Nolle* It hereby given that, MENT. S EV E R A B ILIIY AND purtuanl lo a Summary Judg EFFECTIVE DATE men! ol Forecloture. I will Mil accepting e utilities eaMinenl Ih* lollowlng detcrlbed property from PeradiM Cove Subdlvltion located In Semlnol* County. lor water line Intlelielion. main Florida lenanca. and olhar u lllllltt pur The South 74 feel ol Lnl II. potet. more particularly de and all ol Lol 11. In Block 11. scribed a t lollowt BEL AIR. a tubdlvltlon. ac All ol Eden Trail et thown on cording lo Ihe plel Ihereol at Ih* Plal ol ParadiM Cove Sub recorded In Plei Book 3. Page division at recorded In Plel 79, ol Ih* Public Recordi ol Book 74. Pag# X. ol Ih* Public Semlnol* Counly, Florida Records ol Semlnol# County, al public tale, lo Ih* hlghetl Florid* bidder lor cath. al Ih* well Ironl The Public Hearing will b* door ol fh* Semlnol* County held In the Commission Chem CourlhouM. Senlord Florid* bert 100 N Country Club Road I 1 1 00 a m on May 1. 1994 lak e Mary The Public It In American! Wllh Dltebllltlet vlled lo attend end be heard A d l A DA I N o lle* In ac ) Said hearing may be continued cordance with Ihe American! Irom lime lo lime until a final wllh Ditebillllet Act pertont decision It made by Ihe City with e diMblllly who need a Commlttlon Copies ol the Ofdi IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT tpeclal accommodation lo par nance In lull are available in Ihe OF THE I4TH tlclpate In Ih lt proceeding City Clerk'tOfllce lor review JUDICIAL CIRCUIT thould contact ADA Coordinator A TAPED RECORD OF THIS IN A N D FO R al X I North Park Avenue. Suit* M EETIN G IS MADE BY THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. N X I. Senlord Florida 17771 al C IT Y FOR ITS C O N V EN FLORIDA leatl live dayt prior lo in* IENCE THIS RECORD MAY CASE NO 91 IIS CAM B proceeding Telephone (407) NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE CENTRUST MORTGAGE l l l i m E i l 4777. 1 400 913 4771 QUATE RECORD FOR PUR CORPORATION. (TOO) or I 400 933 4770 (V I. via POSES OF APPEAL FROM A Plalntlll. Florida Rtlay Service DECISIO N MADE BY THE V! WITNESS my hand and Seal CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE W ILLIA M S FOXWORTH. ol Ihlt Court on April 4. 1994 FOREGOING MATTER ANY •I a l. (SEAL) PERSON W ISHING TO EN Defendants) MARYANNE MORSE SURE THAT AN ADEQUATE NOTICEOF SALE CLERK,CIRCUITCOURT RECORD OF THE PROCEED 117710 By Dorothy W Bolton INGS IS M AIN TAINED FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Deputy Clerk A PPELLATE PURPOSES IS punuanl to an Order Scheduling Publish April II. II. 1994 A D V IS E D TO M A K E THE Forecloture Sal* entered In Ihlt DEQ 107 NECESSARY ARRANGE caM now pending In tald Court, MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN Ih* ttyl* ol which It Indicated IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT EXPENSE above OF THE E IQ H IE E N T H P E R S O N S W IT H D IS I will M il lo Ih* hlgheit end JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ABILITIES NEEDING bell bidder lor cath el Ih* Weil IN A N D FO R ASSISTANCE TO PA RTIC I Front Door ol Ih* SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. PATE IN ANY OF THESE County CourlhouM. X I North STATE OF FLORIOA P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D Park Avenue. Senlord. Florida Cat* No 9 1 1031 CA I I B CONTACT THE CITY ADA CO 17771, between II 00 A M and OROINATOR AT LEAST 44 OENERAL JURISDICTION 3 00 P M . on May 17. 1994. Ih* Amerlca'tAlorlgeg# Company, HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE lollowlng detcrlbed properly ei Plalntlll. MEETINGS AT (407) 134 X74 M l forth In laid Order or Final CITY OF LAKEMARY. vt Judgment, to wll Richard Brlnton Holeman, Jr., FLORIDA LOT 4. BLOCK 0 . CAMELOT It living el a l . Carol A Foliar, City Clerk UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO THE Delehdanlt DATED April I. 1994 P LA T T H E R E O F . AS RE NOTICEOF Publlih; April II. 1994 CORDEO IN PLAT BOOK X . FORECLOSURE SALE DEQ 110 PAGES 44 AND 19. PUBLIC BY CLERK OF R E CO RD S OF S E M IN O L E CIRCUITCOURT COUNTY. FLORIDA IN TH E COUNTY COURT Nolle* It hereby given lhal the O R O E R E Q *1 S e m ln o l* OF THE EIOHTEENTH undersigned Maryann* MorM. County, Florida. Ihlt 30th day ol JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court ol March. 1994 INA N O FO R SEMINOLE Counly. Florid*, MARYANNE MORSE SEMINOLE COUNTY. will, on Ih* STH day ol MAY. A lC Itrk . Circuit Court FLORIOA 1994. al 11:00 a m. al Ih* Weil Seminole County, Florida CASE NO.: *1 1*91 CC-10 F Front Door ol Ih* SEMINOLE By: Jen* £ Jatewlc M IC H A E L A CASTELLANO Counly CourlhouM. In Ihe City A t DeputyClerk end C A T H L E E N L ot Senlord. Florida, oiler lor Publlih: A pril4. II. 1994 CASTELLANO, hit wile, tele end Mil al public outcry lo DEO 41 Plalnllllt. lha hlghetl and belt bidder lor vt cath. Ihe lollowlng detcrlbed DEBRA K LYONS. properly tllueled In SEMINOLE Defendant County. Florid*, lo wll: IN T H E CIRCUITCOURT NOTICE OF SALE LO T 17. T U S C A W IL L A OF THE tlth JUDICIAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN RIDGE. ACCORDING TO THE CIRCUITOF FLORIDA. ' purtuanl lo a Final Judgment In P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE IN A N O FO R Foreclosure entered on Ih* Slh CORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 24, SEMINOLE COUNTY day ol January, 1994. In Civil PAGE 77. OF THE PUBLIC CASE NO.I 94 1*1 DR01P Action No 93 34*3 CC X F ol Ih# RECO RD S OF S E M IN O L E In re Ih* marriage of Counly Court ol lha Eighteenth COUNTY. FLORIDA Andre* L. Dowd. Judicial Circuit. In end lor purtuanl lo Ih* (Intel decree ol Petitioner, Semlnol* Counly, Florida. In forecloture entered In a caM end which DEBRA K LYONS. It lha pending In tald Court, the ttyl* Robert J. Dowd. Oalendant and MICHAEL A ol which It: America'! Mort Retpondenl CASTELLANO and CATHLEEN gag* Company, v t Richard NOTICEOF ACTION L. CASTELLANO, hit wlla. ara Brlnton Holeman. Jr., II living, TO. Robert J Oowd the Plalnllllt. I will tell to the • ta l, YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal a highest and betl bidder (or ceth Pertont wllh e disability who Petition lor Dlttolullon ol Mar el Ih* wetl Ironl door ol Ih* need * tpeclal accommodation rlag* hat been tiled egaintl you Semlnol* Counly CourlhouM. to participate In this proceeding end you are required lo M rv * a Senlord. Florida al 11:00 A M . thould contact ADA Coordinator copy ol your written defenMt. ll on Ih* 74th day ol April. 1994, Ih* *1 X I N. Perk Avenue, Suit* N any, to II on Andrea L Dowd. lollowlng detcrlbed real proper X I. Senlord, Florida 7J77I al 170 M ore* Loop 11. Winter ty M l lorlh In Ihe Final Judg leatl live deyt prior lo Ihe Sprlngt. FL 33704 on or before menl: p r o c e e d in g T e le p h o n e : M A Y 4. 19*4. and III* Ih* Lol 331. OAK FORREST UNIT 407 311 4330. E ilen tlo n 4127; original wllh Ih* clerk ot thli THREE, according lo Ih* plal I 400 911 I7 7 U T D D I . or I court either belor* tervlc* on Ihereol, et recorded In Plel (400) 951 8770 (V ). via Florida P e titio n e r or Im m e d ia te ly Book 37, Paget 97 and *1 ot the Relay Service. therealler; otherwlM e default Public Rtcordt ol Stm lnolt WITNESS my hand and ol will be entered agalntl you lor County. Florida tid al Mai ot tald Court Ihlt 4th Iho relief demanded In the D A T E D Ih lt 31 at day ol day ol April. 1*94 complaint or petition March. 1994 (SEAL) D A TEDonAPRIL I. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE MARYANNE MORSE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court CLERK A tC Itrk o l Ihe Court By: Jane E. JaMwIc By: Dorothy W Bolton Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk A t Deputy Clerk Publish: A pril4.11,1*94 Publish: April II, 11.1994 Publlih: April 4, II, I I . 3S. 1994 DEQ 34 DEQ 101 DEQ19 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 9) 1714 CA 14 B CITIZENS F I0 E L IT Y DANK ANO TRUST COMPANY, a Kentucky Banking Corporation, d b a PNC M O R T O A G E SERVICING COMPANY Plainllll Legal Notices IN T M t COUNTY COURT, IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Cj i # No. 40*2434 SP 01 KENNETH BENJAMIN. Plalntlll, OR MICHAEL WEIMSTOCK. Defendant NOTICE OP MEARINO TO KENNETH BENJAMIN YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal a Motion tor Court Ordered Sellt (action ol Judgmanl hat been tiled egelntl you wllh regard lo your ludgmehl lien ot Ih* follow Ing p r o p tr ly In Sem lnol# Counly, F lor Ida Lol I Hast Ih* Easterly 10 leal Ihereol) end Lol 7 lle tt Ih* Wetlerly 3 leel Ihereol). Block 43. SANLANDO. THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. PALM SPRINGS SECTION, according lo Ih# plel Ihereol et recorded In Plel Book 3. Peget »1'9. 44. 47 end 44. Public Rtcordt ol Semlnol# Counly. Florida A haarlng on tald motion it tchtdulad lor Thursday. April X . 1994 I 00 p m al Ih* Semi not* Counly CourlhouM. Room S 101. Senlord. Florida, balor# lha Honorabla Fredarlc M Hill. Counly Court Judg* Ple*M govern youfMlI accordingly STEPHENE BELLE. ESQUIRE Florida Oar N 0M4472 Schoant. Byrd A Palmer 743 W Perk Avenue. SI# 700 Winter Perk. FL 17719 1X7) 443 X X Pertont wllh a dlsabllly who need * tpeclal accommodation lo parllc Ipalt In Ihlt proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator *1 X I N Park Avenue. Suit# N X I. Senlord. FL 17771 al leatl live dayt prior lo lha proceed Ing Telephone 1X71 111 41N E rl 4777. I 900 935 4771 ITODI or 1 400 4953 I7 X IV ). vl# Flor Ida Relay Servlet Publlth March 31. 74 A April s II. 1994 DEP 704 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO: 94 1177 DR 11 P IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF CINDY LOU TOWERS Petilioner/Wif* and MICHAEL JAY TOWERS R«tpood«nl/M j$b«nd NOTICE o r ACTION TO MICHAEL JAV TOWf RS 171 WEST WOOOLAND AVENUE SANFORD FLORIDA 73773 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that en action lor Dlttolullon ol Mar nag* hat been filed ageintl vou and you are required lo M fvr a copy ol your wrillen detenMt <1 any lo I I on J O S E P H PADAW ER. Petitioner's Al torney. whOM eddrett it 7300 Wetl Lake Mary Blvd 2I7A Lake Mary. Flor'd* 72744 on o» belor* MAY 3. 1994. end In# Ih# original with Ilia Clark ol Ihlt Court either belor# Mrvlc# on Ih * Petitioner's Attorney or Immediately therealler; other * wlM a default will be entered ageintl you lor Ih# rellel d# mended In Ih* Pelillon Deled Ihlt X lh day ol March, 1994 MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ot ih* Court ByNencyR Winter Deputy Clerk Publlth April 4. It, 14. 35. 1994 DEQ 17 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO : 93 1701 CA 14 B NATIONSBANK OF FLORIDA. N A . successor by merger lo THE CITIZENS A SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF FLOR IDA f/k/4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SEMINOLE COUNTY Plainllll vt CHARLES R JOACHIM and FERTAKIS INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC . Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated March X . 1994. antared In Civil Cast Numbar 93 1703 CA 14 0 ol Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and lor Semlnol* Counly. Florid*, that on Ih# 74th day ol April. 1994. al II 00 a m . al Ih* W etl Front Dour ol the Semlnol* Counly CourlhouM. X I North Park Av enu*. Sanford Florid*. Ih* un derslgned Clerk will oiler lor tale Ih* lollowlng detcrlbed real properly: SUITE 131. BUILOING 413 (formerly referred lo at Unit 111. (lullIcing B l. W E K IV A S P R IN G S O F F IC E P A R K CONDOMINIUM, according to Ih* Declaration ol Condomlm um. at recorded In Ofllclal Records Book IS37. Pag* 10). Public Records ol Semlnol* County. Florida, and Amand menlt lharelo at racorded In O llld a l Records Book 1319. Peg* 914 O llld al Rtcordt Book 1593. Pag* 133. O llld al Records Book 1411. P4g* 340 end Ollldal Recordi Book 1443. P *o* 7*4 Public Recordi ol Semlnol* Counly, Florida, together wllh *11 appurtanancat Iherelo. and an undivided Inleretl In lha common elements ol tald Con dominium at M l lorlh In tald Declaration ol Condominium logalher wllh all structures. Improvement!. Ilnluret. appll ancet and appurtenances on tald lano or uMd In conjunction therewith O A TE D (h it 30th day ot March, 1994 MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O FTH E CIRCUITCOURT By: Jana E. Jatewlc Oepuly Clark NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO 9) 37 PERSONS WITH A D IS A B Il ITY WHO NEED A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PAR T IC IP A T E IN T H IS PRO CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT ADA COORDINATOR AT X I NORTH PARK A V E N U F . S U IT E N .7 0 I, S A N F O R D . FLORIDA 33771. AT LEAST (31 DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO CEEDNG. TELEPHONE 1X71 111 4770 EXT. 4117) 1 400 935 1771 (TD D), or 1 *00 9314770 (V ). VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE Publlth April 4. 11.1994' DEQ IS �Back in the swing o Sanford Church Softball League opens spring campaign LOCALLY - — ~— ' ■ ■■■ By DEAN SMITH H erald S ports W rlto r Memphis gets by O-Cubs ORLANDO — M em phis scored an unearned ru n In the n in th on an error, snapped a 5-5 tie and led the C hicks to a 6 5 victo ry over O rlando on Sunday In a Southern League name. Down H arris (1 -O) was M em phis's w in n in g p itch e r w hile Doug H urrah (0* 1) look the loss. AROUND THE STATE Panthers tie, lose ground M IAMI — M artin U rodcur made a season-high •15 saves and New .Jersey tied Florida 2-2 In overtim e Sunday, dropping the Panthers behind the New York Islanders In the race for the Kaslern Conference's final p layoff berth T ill' Islanders, w ho beat the New V k k Hangers 8 4 Sunday, lead Florida by one point In the duel for e ighth place In the conference standings. Miami edges FSU TALLA H A SS EE — Eric Morgan slm i dow n Florida Stale on five b its over seven Innings Sunday to give M iam i a 2 - 1 victory. The first seven Innings were a p itche r's duel between Morgan and Florida State 133-9) sta rter Phil Olson (5 -11 Olson allowed |ust tw o lilts over the llrst seven Innings, b ut one was a solo home ru n bv M iam i's Mike I ortl. AROUND THE NATION Sheffield hammers Padres SAN DIEGO — Gary Shelfleld hom cred twice, doubled, trip le d am i drove In five runs against bis form er team m ates Sunday, helping the Florida M urllnsbeal the San Diego Padres 8-5 Shelfleld entered the game w ith no homers, one double and one H ill, lie q u ic k ly padded those totals w ith a tw o-run hom er In the III si lim in g , a tw o-run double in the th ird and a solo bonier In the filth , all off W ally W hitehurst 10-21 Whalers rally by Lightning HARTFORD. Conn. — Robert Kron and Pal Vcrbcek each scored tw ice as the H artford W halers overcame an early three-goal deficit to beat the Tam pa Hay L ig h tn in g 0 -f Sunday. Jocelyn L cm lcux and Geoff Sanderson also scored fo r th e W h a le rs, w ho scored five unanswered goals over the llrs t tw o periods. Jo h n T ucke r and Denis Savard each scored tw ice for the Lig htning . Olazabal wins Masters SANFORD — The Sanford C hurch Softball League kicked o ff lls 1004 S pring Season w ith five games at Chase Park Saturday m orning. The league was scheduled lo play six games, but because of a Inlc w ith d ra w a l Ih r defending S p rin g C om petitive D ivision cham pion First U nited Methodlst-Flames were forced to take a bye the first week. It Is hoped a 12th team w ill I k added th is week. W hen the fin al line up o f learns Is settled, the league w ill consist of three, fo u r-tra m divisions. In Interdlvlalonal ojK-nlng games Saturday. Sanford C hristia n (Fellow ship D ivision) doubled the score on Sanford Assem blies o f God (Fun D ivisio n ). 0-3. and S anford F irst Nazarcne (Fellow ship D ivision) bested Sanford C entral Baptist (Com petitive D ivision). 13-9. In a C om petitive D ivision buttle, the Lake Mary N a tlv ltv C ulholle Crusadcrs clubbed the defend- . . . al l i I I I I I I f ’ n in s r ln r a f l # Cl • r( Flames w ill play (he N allvlty-C rusadcrs at 0:30 a .m.: Nazurcne w ill face Gruec M ethodist a l 10:30 a .m.; Sanford Assem blies tackles Flrsl M clhodlst al 11 30 a.m.: T rln lty -M u je s ty challenges C entral Baptist al 12:30 p.m .: and South Sem inole C h ristia n b a ttle * Sunford C h ristia n at 1:30p.m . Leading Sanford C hristian were, w ith tw o HIM — Doug Hughs (double). Keith B ritto n . J.D ; Segroves. Mike M illigan. Joe Ruiz: one h it — Joe C aputo (double). Kevin D riscoll. Dennis M arshall; Mike Haw kins. S coit Horn. ». • Doing the h ittin g for Sanford Assemblies were; w ith four hits — Fernando Gonculves; three hits — J u sto Delgado Sr.: tw o h its — Justo Delgadd J r.. W illy Ayala: one h it - David Suarez. C arlo* Morales. J u s tlu o Rolon. C ollecting h its for Nazarcne were, w ith four hits — Frank T u rn e r (double); three hits - Scott Wade. Ron C ardell. Mark Bolton. J e rry Stoner. David W lllln k : tw o h lls — P h illip Sutherland: ontj m lanford A***mbll#» ol God lanlord Cbrltlian. Cantral BaplUt F ln l N i i i i i m Trimly A»**mbly ol God Nalwlty Catholic Cf»**dar* FK tl Unltad Malhodltt Nativity Catholic Duciplr* tooth Jomlnolo Cluulian Graco Uniltd Molhodltl Ing S pring Fellow ship cham pion D eltona T rin ity Assem bly ol God-Majesty, ltl-2 . In a Fellow ship encounter. Lake M ary Grace U n llrd M clhodlst clipped Oviedo South Seminole C hristian. 13-0: and the d efe nd ing Fun D ivisio n ch am pio n N allvlly-D lsclples topped Sanford First United M ethodist. 11-3. Next week, the N allvlly-D lsclp les w ill lake on the new squad at 8:30 a.in.: the F lrsl Methodist i i i i L See C h u rc h , Page 2B White Sox romping in Babe Ruth Tribe tops Bulldogs in 11th From Staff Raporta From Staff Raporfa DcLAND — It took 11 Innings, hut the Seminole High School baseball team fin a lly ended a losing streak that had reached fo ur games w ith an 8-8 victo ry over the DcLand Bulldogs at DcLand High School Saturday allcrtm on. Seminole appeareil to be (leaded to an easy w ill as It took a 6 - 1 lead Into the bottom o f the seventh Inning. But the Bulldogs got to a tirin g Todd Braden lor live runs, k n o ttin g th e game at 6-6 and fo rccln g e xtra tu nin gs Braden, w ho hail m issed tw o starts w ith a sore shoulder, was lifted In the Ix itlo m of Ih r eighth tu n in g a lter w a lkin g the leadoff m ail. Deem Daniels, w ho had p it­ ched a complete name on WednesC See S e m in o le . Page 2B SEMINOLES 0. BULLDOGS* lam lnolt Ml 101 IM 01 - I I I I Poland 004 110 100 00 - 0 0 « RrAiton (•) and GochEE. UndEfhili. M i Gregor (1). WggiliA (M. Corr (•). Mill (10) *nd Corr. WllllRmi (!) WP - Dah Ie I* (4 S) LP — Mill 2B SEmloolE. Br«dEn. King. TUIIe . Acotta {)• LAnd W Ulljm t JB — D#LAnd Corr R»<ordt —SEmlnolE 11I Sophomoto Alex Acosta contributed a doublo and a run-scorino slnglo In Iho 11th Inning to holp tho Somlnolo Fighting Sominolos end a lour gamo losing streak with an 8 6 win ovor Iho DoLand Bulldogs Saturday afternoon Diemer, Elizer hom er in Raider victory AU G U S T/.. Gu. — Tile Masters. Another lorelgn cham pion A player ol enorm ous talent fin a lly realizing u n fu lfille d promise The story line held up. Ju st su b stitu te the name Jose Marla Olazabal for Greg Norman T h is was to be the Masters that Norm an dua lly won. but It became the m ajor Olazubul fin a lly won. He stum bled over the last tw o holes, but so did T om ta-hman and L arry Mize. O lazabal's solid closing round o f Oil on Sunday gave him 2711 for 72 holes, tw o strokes ahead of Lehm an and three ahead of Mize. PA LA TKA — M alt D in n e r and Nole Elizer each lilt home runs Saturday aflernoon to help the Seminole C o m m u n ity College Raiders |x>st a 0 5 M id-Florida Conference baseball w in over the St. J o h n 's River See R a id e rs , Page 2B Earnhardt survives Bristol Prom Staff Raporta BRISTOL. T cnn. — Dale Earnhardt snapped out of an uncharacteristic short-track slum p Sunday by b u llin g his way to the front and p u llin g away for a d om in a tin g v icto ry In the Food C ity 500. T ire troubles and w recks by his closestpursuers helped Earnhardt lead the last 183 laps at B ristol In te rn atio na l Raceway and record t lie 0 1st w in o f Ills career. It was E arnhardt s 2 4th short-track victo ry b ill bis first since October 1001. JA C K S O N V ILL E — A n tic B radley and L a lls h a W illiam s each scored In tw o events and ran a leg o f a relay that finished In the top fo ur for the Lake Mary g irls ' track team, helping the Rams fin ish th ird al the I t i l l annual W olfpack Classic meet at JacksonvilleWolfson High School. Jacksonville R lbaull won the team title w ith a score o f 46 points, fin is h in g Just ahead of Galnesvllle-Eustsldc (45) and Lake Mary (43). From Stalf Reports RAIDERS*. VIKINOSS Saminola C.C. >00 100 - 4 0 I SI John * R l.tr C C MO HO 1 1 0 - 1 I 0 Wood. Rico 101 N»*c.i 1*1 rind Eli/«r Carr and Ebborl WP - Wood (101 LP Carr l) » l Sa»o N .n c a lll ID Nona 10 - Nona MR - Saminola C C Oramar I I I and Eliiar 111. SI John t Rlvar C C . Land* and Symund* Hatord* - Saminola C C 11 21. ♦ 10 M FC. SI John * Rlvar C C II 11. S I* M FC ___ Bradley, Williams help Lake Mary take 3rd Bradley won the high Jump by clearing 5 feet. 2 Inches and finished second In the long Jum p w ith a leap of 17 feel. 3 Mi Inches. She also Joined w ith Am anda Robertson. Shawn Barkley, and Nukeln Hood to place fo urth In Hie 4 x 100-meter relay w ith a lim e o f 51.8. W illiam s placed th ird In the shot put 132-5) and lo n rth In the discus (9 8 -11 Anchored by W illiam s, the Rams later won the 4 x 100-m ctcr throw ers' (discus and shot p ul) relay In 58.2. Also ru n n in g on the relay were Je n n ife r Stuckey. Diane r See T ra c k . Page 2B SANFORD — The new bullies o il the him k wear black. W ith the three-tim e defending league cham pion K nights o f ColJ u m h iis C ardinals seem ingly not mo d o m ln n n l as In the past, a newi e n try , th e N obles C on st m e t Ion! W hite Sox., have emerged as tin-; team to lK-al In the Sanford Recre-J at io n D e p a r tm e n t B abe R u lltj Baseball League. P laying on Z lnn Beck Field Satur-j day. Brail J e n kin s and Chaz LylleJ ro m h ln e d on a one -h itler as tliej W hite Sox im proved to 4 0 w ith in 9 1 triu m p h over the previously! undefeated Moose Loilge Pirates. S a tu rd a y's nine runs was the lowest offensive o utp ut of the y e ^ lo r th e W h ite Sox. w h o h a s * outscorcd th e ir opponents 5 8 0 £t the fo ur games. t Doing the damage fo r the W hile Sox 14-ot were U rrtt.C o u n ts i t r lp lf d o u b l e , r u n ) . L y t l e . C h r ( t* L o iiw s m iin . Gerald Bishop and J.R , Nobles lone single and one m il each). Je n k in s (single) and Freddie H aw kins. Alex Jacob A lv in S m ith and Steve Brow n (one ru n each) Evans Thom pson had the lone pirates |3 II lilt, a double, white Dante Hayes scored the run In (lie other game at Z ln n Beck, M ik e E v a n s a n d D a v c Yrurctagoycua scored three runs each as the Elks Lodge No. 1241 C utis topped the A Lakeside G allery A s. IO 8 In th e gam es In side S a nford See Babe R u th , Page 2B Royal* E *po* SANFORD MEMORIAL S TA0IUM 4(10)2 1 - 10 ♦ 1 0 s 0 -0 1 320 01 - 0 .1 111 00 - l J* Or lolat Marlin* 123 Bloo Jay* Cardinal* W hilt lo * Pirala* 410 001 - t o ooo — s .1 2INN BECK FIELD ISO 020 0 - » ,1 100 000 0 — 1 .1' 000 2)0 Alhlclic* Cub* 101 SO* - 4 1 10 i t Fittipaldi wins Slick 50 PHOENIX — Emerson F ittip a ld i survived a w ild , crashed-fllled race and n challenge from new Penske Racing team m ate Al Unser J r. to w in Sunday's S lick 50 200 Indy-car race al Phoenix International Raceway. F ittip a ld i look the PPG Cup |*iln ts lead w ith the victory. Ids first on Phoenix's onc-m lle oval and the 21st of his Indy-car career. WHAT’S HAPPENING | Baseball CI Lake Mary al Mainland. 4 p.m. L I W lntor Park al Oviedo. 7 p.m. Softball □ Lyman va. Edgewater at Lako Falrvlow, 4 p.m. BASKETBALL l !H p.m. - WKCF 18. Orlando Magic at New York Knlcks. (L) Com plaU listing* on P*ge2B W hat we have here Is a confusion of priorities. L a s t W e d n e sd a y, th e H e ra ld published a letter lo the e dito r that was c ritic a l o f the Sem inole High School athle tic departm ent, saying (and I'm paraphrasing) th a t It d id n 't do enough to prom ote It's athletes. A cco rding to tlie le tte r, " t ills d cjia rtm cn t did not fu lfill th e ir (sic) responsibility to these young men by contacting colleges and In s titu ­ tions or by pro m o ting these young m en as a thle tes." The a uth or charges that "These young men — most o f them have had their hopes, dreams, and aspi­ rations destroyed." I suggest tiiu t It's not the Sem i­ nole High School a th le tic depart­ m ent (or uny o the r high school’s athle tic departm ent) thut Is g u ilty o f destroying dreams, tin t those who create the Illusio n that not o nly Is u collegiate a th le tic career a real possibility for a ll athletes, hut llta t It's to be expected. The reality Is that a m a jo rity o f high school athletes w ill not p a rtic i­ pate In vurslty sports In college. For some. It's u personal choice. Most arc v ictim s o f the process o f a th le tic s e le c tio n — th e y 'r e n o t good enough. If th at's cold, so be It. B u t a ll athletes should be nwarc o f the fact SPORTS TONY D oS O H M IER that sooner or later, there's going to he someone somewhere w ho’s bet­ ter than they are. There's going lo come a day when th e ir best Is Inadequate. Often, th a t day comes when try in g to make the tra n sitio n Irom high school to college. I sym pathize w ith all those young men and women w ho practice long am i hard hours, w ho give every­ th in g they have every tim e they step on the field o f play, only to realize It's nol enough. And for those o f you to w hom that hasn't happened, tru st me. one day ft w ill. T here's no denying the In e vita b il­ ity o f that process of e lim in a tio n as an athlete advances up Hie bidder of com petition. Up th ro u g h yo uth rec­ reation Into m iddle school, through high school, on to college and. for the ve ry fo rtu n a te few . to the professional ranks, athletes compete ugalnst each other. Someone w ill lose. There Is a d efin itive value ol u nifo rm s, playing tim e, ami scholarships to be earned. T he p rim a ry lesson o f a th le tic com p etitio n Isn’t how lo w in. hut how you deal w ith defeat. Il's one th ing to w ork hard and w in. T h a t’s easy. But w orking hard o nly to lose . . . welcome to the real w orld. W h a t Is d i f f i c u l t fo r s o m e teenagers (and parents) to realize Is d ia l those personal skills or a t­ trib u te s that m ay help an athlete he successful at the high school level m ight not he enough lo make up for physical or talent shortcom ings at the collegiate level. ft should be noted th a t there arc different levels ol co m p e titio n a v a il­ able w ith in the college ranks. W hile you m ay dream o f p la ying fo r a Florida. Florida Stale. M iam i. Noire Dame, etc., yo u r s k ills m ay be better suited for D ivision II. D ivision III. NAIA o r Junior college play. One trap Is the " I f I can’t be (or play fo ri the best. I w on ’t p la y ." Because they have a il Inflated sense o f th e ir a b ility , some athletes w ill tu rn dow n an o p p o rtu n ity to play (and study) al a less-publicized hut academ ically sound In s titu tio n . Also, th e re 's the confusion of te a m a c c o m p lis h m e n t s w i t h person the sum o f Its parts. In d iv id u a lly , those parts — the players — m ay not am ount to m uch. Then there's the ucadctnlc part of being a college athlete. Assum ing you have the p hysical tools lo advance to the next level, do yo\i have the academic p ortfo lio to go w ith It? Have you token the rig h t classes, do you have a sufficient grade point average, and w hat arc Iyour ' r m r SAT SAT n A P T scores? H f-n re s ? orr ACT The point Is thut high school athletes should not let th e ir academ ­ ic careers (and the rest o f th e ir UvesV, he determ ined by the bounce o f U ball. A th le tics a re n 't a m eans to un end. b ut a pleasant diversion arid.' w ile n guided by q u u llty couches. An Im portant Instructional tool. , It's not the a thle tic departm ent'sresp on sibility to find college sch ilj*’ urshlps for athletes. If an a th le te 'la ' good enough, the scholarships w ill fin d th e m . A ll th a t an u th le ft1' "deserves" from Its school Is the o p p o rtu n ity to a tte m p t to compete.’ Do you w an t a collogc sch olhr-' ship? You have u better c h a n c e 'p i; earning one In the clussroom th rift1 you do on the playing field. T h tjfc a rc m ore academ ic s c h o la rs h ip ' d o lla r s a v a ila b le th a n Ih o k e * earm arked for u th lctlcs und th£" requirem ents for earning them •t i u o t i to tal* i i m L l t f i i r u B i FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �2B -S a n lo rd Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Monday. April 11, 19M STATS & STANDINGS Babe Ruth Continued from ID IINOS NATIONAL LEAOUE All Tim e. E DT E*<1 Divi.ton W L Pit. OB 1 0 1 000 — 4 Ntw Yoffe 7 *47 Florid* 3 IM I )'Y Monlreol 3 ) 500 )'> PhJUdolphid J 1 500 )'» Cantral (Mvitlon W L Pet OB 4 Cincinnati 1 too — Sf lo u li 3 *00 2 1 Houston 500 3 ] t’ 5 Chicago 4 7 JU IK PiHtburgh 1 4 700 ) W rd Diviiton W L Pet, GB San Francisco 4 *A7 — 2 Loi Angtlei 4 3 ))) 3 Colorado 1 4 700 JK San Oifgo 1 14) « ) ') S*1urd*y‘> G «m tt Chicago 4. Montreal 3 PitNburgh 10. Colorado 1 Cincinnati I Philadelphia t San Francisco a, St Louis ], It Innings, tst gam* St LoulsS. San Francisco I, Tnd gams i New York I. Houston J Atlanta 7, Los Angele. t. 10 Innings Florida IS, San Otago I Sunday's Gamas Monlr aal I , Chicago 1 Coloradoat Pittsburgh ppd . rain Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 5 Houston*. New York 1 Atlanta a. Los Angalas ] Si Louis 1, San Francisco 1 Florida l. San Dlaga 1 Monday's Odmas Chicago (Banks 0 1) at Naw l 01. I eOp m Colorado (Harkay 0 0) at 10 JacksonOO). 7 OSp m Cincinnati (Browning 0 01 I Hue tar I 01,7 35 p m Los Angeles (Candlottl I 0) lArochaOOl.I OSp m York (Jones Philadelphia at Montreal at St Louis AMERICAN LEAGUE All Timas EOT East Olvlslon W L 1 P d. 133 OB — 4 3 U 7 1 3 7 600 IK 3 7 4 600 IK 333 1 T o ro n to S B o s to n B a ltim o r e N e w Y o rk D e tr o it 3 C e n tra l D lv it io n W L P c f, < H * v e la n d 3 1 ;» OB — AA l’ w a u k + e 1 3 7 400 C h ic a g o J 1 3 *0 0 1 K a n ta iC ity 3 7S0 7 M in n e s o ta 1 5 16/ 7 K W e ll D tv in o n W C a lif o r n ia L Pci GB — 4 7 O a k la n d T e -a % 3 1 7 J 4 00 400 K IK S e a t t le 0 3 ooo )K 64/ Saturday's Gamas Toronto I. Seattle a Baltimore 7, T e ia. 5 Detroit ), New York 7 Calltornla a Milwaukee 4 Cleveland al Kansas City, ppd . rain | Chicago*. Bos'on S Oakland 14. Minnesota 0 Sunday's Gamas ) Toronto 12, Seattle* T a ia s l. Baltimore 7 Detroit I. New York 1 Oakland IS,Minnesota 5 , Calltornla*,Milwaukee I 1 Kansas C ity*. Cleveland I Chicago*. Boston 0 Monday's Gamas S Baltimore (McDonald i 01 at Detroit ( Belcher 0 II, I.IS p m > Milwaukee (Navarro 0 01 al T e ie . (Rogers P I), 4 OSp mi ■ 5 Toronto (Menlgen o II al Oakland (W ill C0).4:05prt> * Cleveland (Clark 0 0) al California (Dopson 7 01,4 OSp m ' Boston (Viola 0 01 al Kansas City (Gublcia 0 0 1 ,1 OSp m Minnesota (Tapani 0 I) at Seattle (Bono 0 1). 10 IS p m SOUTHERN LEAOUE First Hall Eastern Division w L Pet. GB s GfM nville IB ravM t /JO 3 1l Jachionvilla (M arlnart) 3 \ ./so — ! J00 Carolina (P irated 7 2 500 1 1 Knoiylll* (Blue Jayt) 1 Orlande (Cubit t 3 -230 7 W tiltrn Division Chattanooga (Redo 0 1 000 — 3 /so Huntsville 1AthllcO J t ** (Atemphn (Royal*) 250 1 3 1 if*Orville (Twin*) 3 750 2<7 Birmingham (W Soil 000 3 0 3 ' Saturday’s Games ' Huntsville I, Orlando 4, It Innings ' Jatksonvltla*. Memphis 0 > Greenville 7. Knoivtlle I * Chattanooga S. Birmingham 1 '• Carolina 3, Nashville 0 ' Sunday's Gamas s G reenville],C arolina7,10Innings * Memphis *, Orlando 1 » Huntsville 17, Jacksonville It , Itlnnlngs | Knoivllle 7, Birmingham I > Chattanooga al Nashville, ppd rain .* Monday's Oamts 4 Memphis at Orlande * Hunlsvllleal Jacksonville Carolina atGreanvIlle , Knoivllle at Birmingham J Chatlanoogaal Nashville FLORIDA STATE LEAOUE F lril Hall E a iltrn Dlvltleni W L Pd. OB V L u tia lM e lt) 4 0 1 000 — 1 750 1 P*ceola (A tlrot) 3 Vero Beach 1Dodger.) 7 500 7 7 AAalbourne (M arlin.) 2 500 7 7 pay Iona ( Cub.) 750 3 1 ) W P Oaath (E ip o.) * ooo 4 0 W iitern D Ivlilo n Fort Myers (Twlni) 4 0 1ooo _ Clear water (Phlllle.) 3 1 750 1 Lakeland (Tiger.) 3 1 750 1 ) l Pal* (Cardinal.) 3 1 750 1 1 Ounirdin (Btu* Jay.) 750 3 ] t faratola (Red So.) ) 250 3 Tampa (Yankee.) 1 ] 250 3 Charlotte (Ranger.) 0 4 000 4 '* Saturday's Oamas ' Clearwater S. Dunedin I * Fort M yers], Charlotte 7 { S I Petersburg 4, Sarasota 0 J Tampa*. Lakeland 4 « Melbourne ]. Vero Beach 2 * Osceola 3, Daytona 2 * St Lucie It, West Palm.Beachi Sunday’! Oamet X Clearwater t, Dunedin 0 3 St Lucie*. West Palm Beach] (17) v Fort Myers S. Charlotte] 4 SI Patarsburg 4. Sarasota I 5 Lakeland], TampaO i Melbourne 7, Vero Beach 2 j Osceola 1, Day Iona 0 Monday's Oames 3 SI Pelersburg at Charlotte 4 TampaatClearwaler ,S Sarasota at Fort Myers I Ounedin at Lakeland | West Palm Beach al Daytona I Melbourne at St. Lucie I Osceola at V tro Beach • IASEBALL BOXES Sunday'* gama MARLINS X. PADRES I ^LORIOA SAN DIEGO ab r h bl ab r h bl J *rr cl S I 70 Shipley 7b5 I (nterla Jb 5 110 Gutter* ss4 0 hllleldrl 5 2 4 5 DHellcf t i l l nineII ] I I 0 P tnllerll ) 0 0 0 slrdelb 5 17 1 P C Iarkrl 4 10 0 arveyp 0 0 0 0 GeHrrsp 00 0 0 erle 7b 5 0 0 0 Slaton lb 7 110 Tlngleyc 3 0 0 0 Roberts7b 0 0 0 0 P e rtip 0 00 0 Cnfrcco]b 4 1 2 ] Aquino p 0 0 0 0 AsmuSC 4 0 10 Carrillo It 0 0 0 0 Whtrstp 7 0 10 Arlasss 70 0 1 Mauserp 0 0 0 0 Hough p ) 12 o Lckhrl r l 1 7 0 0 0 Snifagoc 10 0 0 Totals 17 1 1 ] 7 Totals II I f | Florida 701 t i t M l - I San Diego 000 too 1 0 0 - 5 E - Arias ( II . PClark I I I . DP - Florida I. San Diego I LOB Florida 7, San Diego 7 ?B — Shetlleld tit. Shipley (t), Clantrocco 171 ]B - Shetlleld ( I I HR - Sheffield 7 (21, Destrede (21 Oflell (21. Clantrocco t i l SB Carr I I I SF — Gutlerret IP H R ER BB SO Florida Hough W. 10 *71 0 5 1 t 4 Perec 0 0 0 0 1 0 Aquino I t ] 0 0 0 I I Harvey S. 2 I 0 0 0 0 0 San Diego Whitehurst L 0 7 4711 * 4 4 ] Mauser 71 1 1 0 0 0 I OeHarrls 7 7 7 7 0 7 Perei pitched lo batter In the 7th HOP — by Mauser (Arias) WP — Hough. G eHarrlt Pfl Ilngiey U m p ir e s Horne M a r s h . F ir s t , Hlrschbeck; Second. Relllord Third. Wen delstedt T — 1:41 A - 14,5V* Saturday night’s g*m * MARLINS 15. PADRESI FLORIDA SAN DIEGO abr hbl ab r h bl Carrlllocf 7 17 0 Roberts 7b 1 0 10 Carr cl 117 4 Shipley ss 4 0 0 0 Aria*Jb « I 1 ] Beanrl 10 0 0 Shlfleldrl ] 2 7 I Sagerp 0 00 0 Conlne It 5 7 2 5 Mauser p 0 00 0 Dslrdelb 4 1 1 1 PClark ph 10 0 0 JHrndtp 00 0 0 M D aviip 0 0 0 0 Rnterlalb 1 0 0 0 P lntlerlf 11 t o SntlagdC 5 t t 0 D B ellrt 4 0 10 Browne lb 2 7 1 0 Lckhrtjb ] 0 0 I K Abblt s* 4 7 1 0 Cnlrcco lb 2 0 0 0 Grdnerp 0 0 0 0 Jhnsonc 10 0 0 Rapp p 20 0 0 Bene* p 10 0 0 Brberle 7b ) 1 1 I P A M ftp 0 0 0 0 Hyersrt I 0 0 0 T o ta ls *1 I I I t I t Totals 11 I 7 I Florid* im 0*0 lo t — I I S*n Diego 010 000 0M — I DP — Florida t LOB — Florida *. San Diego 5 7B - Carrillo ( II , Carr 1 111, Arias (11, Sheffield ( I) , Roberts 11). Planner ( I) , OBell (11. HR — Conlne 7 (4). Destrade ( I) CS - Carrillo ( I I . Shetlleld I I I SF Lockhart IP H R ER BB SO Florida H appW .tO * J 1 I 7 ) JHernendec 1 0 0 0 1 I Gardner I 0 0 0 0 0 San Diego Benes L .0 7 * 1 3 * 4 4 7 9 PAMarllnel 0 I t I 0 0 Sager 71 1 4 4 7 0 Mauser t 0 0 0 0 1 MDavIs t 4 a a ] 0 PAMarllnel pitched kj 1 baiter In the 7th HBP — by Rapp (Clantrocco) Balk — Rapp Umpires — Home. Wendelstedt, First. Marsh. Sacond, Hirschbeck. Third. Relllord T — 7 4* A - It. 343 COLLEGE BASEBALL EAST Bentley 15. Assumption 7 Cortland St I I 0. Albany SI 7 1 Dartmouth 5. Columbia 1 Falrbcld 12. M anhattan] Fordham 7 17. Colgate 0 1 Hotslral, Cent Connecticut SI, 5 tonal. SI. Peter's I Jersey City St 4, Drew 7 New Hampshire 0 5. Vermont I * New Jersey Tech 14. Kings Point» New York Tech 17. Pece 1 Pennsylvania 10 7 ,H arvard! IS SI John's*, Connecticut * S Main* 15, Husson 7 Sprlngtleld*. B ryant] Wentworth I* Nichols } Yale t. Cornell! SOUTH Anderson 15 7, Limestone 17 I Appalachian St 17, Marshall I Auburn 10, Vanderbilt 1 Austin Paay al Murray SI . ppd , rain Clemson 5 N Carolina St 5. lie Columbus 17. Pembroke St 0 DeltaSt 7, Mississippi Coll 7 f Ion 11, Presbyterian 9 Flagltr 4, Florida Memorial ) Florida 3, Arkansas 7 Georgia », Mississippi 7 Georgia Coll 5, S C Spartanburg 7 Georgia Southern I. Citadel 0 Jackson St I ]. Miss Valley SI * 7 Lenoir Rhyne 10. Carson Newman* Lincoln Memorial al W Georgia, ppd . rain LSU al Kentucky, opd , rain Miami 1. Florida 51 I M ia m i,Ohio] 4. Ball St I I Middle Tenn t, E Kentucky 5 MoreheadSI 7, Tenn Marlin 7 NichollsSI ), NE Louisiana 1 North Florida 7. Florida Toch 1.17 Innings North Alabama 71, Valdosta SI It Northed, Fla. t, Embry Riddla* Old Dominion **. Richmond 1 Rollins It, Eckerd 1 St Andrew's 10. High Point 7 St. Loo I, Borry 0, It Inning* S Carolina 7. Mississippi St 2 South Alabama I. Jacksonville 7 South Florida II , N C. Charlotte ) Southern Miss V. Louisville 4 Tampa*. Florida Southern I Tuskegee 5. Alabama A&M 1 V M I 7, W Carolina! Wake Fores! 5. Maryland 4 WlngaleV. Calawba 5 Wlnlhrop I], Coastal Carolina 17 MIDWEST Bradley I. Creighton 5 Bowling Green I 4. Toledo* 5 Central Michigan It J. Akron 3 7 Evansville* 12. Butler 7 5 Grand Valley SI 17 14, Norlhwd. Mich 7 * Indiana* 1. Michigan SI 14 Indiana SI J I. N Iowa 1 1 Missouri *. Kansas 51 2 Nebraska 1. Oral Roberts 1 Northwestern] 70. Purdue! 7 Ohio SI * 6, Illinois] 2 Saginaw Val SI 10 12. Ferris St » 7 SW Missouri St 10. S Illinois* Telkyo Weslmar 3 5, Dakota Wesleyan 1 ] Valparaiso], N. Illinois] Washington.Mo II,M aryville .M o 2 W Michigan I 5, Kent 7 t Wichita SI. 7 V. Illinois 51 7 5. Isl game comp, of susp game SOUTHWEST Lam ar], NewOrlean*7 NW Louisiana4, Stephen F Austin! Oklahoma SI. 7. Kansas0. Sinning* Sam Houston SI. a, Teias San Antonio 1 Teias Arlington II. SW Teias St 11 FARW EST AriconaSt. IS. Arliona 4 Hawaii*, Fresno SI 1 Long Beach SI 4, Cal St Fullerton 1 Menlo 5. Occidental* Nevada IS, Pacllic 11 Portland St. * 5, P01 Hand 4 4 Sonoma St. 5, San Francisco SI 4 Stanford V, Southern C a l] SlanIslausSI V 1, Cal 51 Hayw ardt 7 Sacramento St I. DC Davis 5 UCLA 5. California I ■ UNLV 10. NewM eilco SI V. It Innings NBA STANDINGS All Tlmos EDT EASTEHNCONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pet. 1 New York 52 71 701 » Orlando 45 ]• *01 Miami 40 IS .5]] I 0 New Jersey 40 15 5)1 11 Boston 71 4* .171 Philadelphia 7) 57 107 Washington 77 51 7VI Central Division 1 Atlanta 57 27 *») « Chicago 51 7* *00 GB — 7 IlSy llty 74 mg 30 K I RAINES QAUOE Tim Ralnoa Is a S anlord native and S em inole H igh School graduate) now playing to r th e C hicago W h lto Sox. H is s la ts aro to r tho 1994 soason In the firs t colum n, personal-host soason to ta ls In th e socond c o lu m n and c u rre n t ccra o r lo to ts (in clu d in g 1994 gamoB) In Iho th ird colum n. Raines sal o u l tho W h ile S ox’s 8 0 w in over Iho B oston Red Sox on S unday attornoon. C hicago w ill play again Tuesday, w hen the W h lto Sox w ill host th o N ow York Ynnkoos In an 8.05 p.m. game that can bo soon on cable to lo vlslo n sta tio n WON. RAINES GAUGE Category '94 5 G a m o s............ ... A t-b a ts ............ .... 22 Run 9 ............... ... 3 5 H it s ................. .... R B I.................. .... 2 0 D o u b le s .......... . .. T rlp to s ............ .... 0 Home ru n s.... ... 2 S lo a ls ............. A verago.......... .....227 career 1,822 6,898 1,214 2,056 709 332 100 125 752 .298 best 160 047 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 Cleveland 47 33 5*0 Indiana 39 33 577 Charlotte ) ) J* 47) Detroit 70 54 770 Milwaukee 19 55 157 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midvrt.l Dlv.tion w L Pd ■ Mou.lon 54 70 7)0 i San Antonio 52 71 I t ) ■ Utah 47 7* *77 Denvar 77 17 500 Mmnevola 70 54 770 Delia. 9 *5 173 Pacllic Divl.len y Sealtla 57 11 7*0 • Phoenu 49 I t *5) • Portland *5 XI too ■ Golden Stale 4] 71 5*1 L A Laker. J) at 44* L A Clipper. 7* 41 )5I Sacramento 75 49 )3* ■ clinched playofl berth y clinched division till* Selurday's Games Houston 100. San Antonio tv Charlotte 177. Philadelphia 177. OT Orlande 111, Miami 1*5 Atlanta 117, Washington 10) Golden Slate 117, Minnesota 105 Chicago 115, Milwaukee 99 Utah 171,1. A Clippers 104 Portland I I I . L A Lakers 104 Sunday's Oamts New Jersey 107, New York I ! Seattle III, Phoenli Id* Boston II*. Detroit I I I Houston V). Denver »7 Monday's Oamts Miami al Charlotte, t : N p m Boston al Indiana.! )0p m Orlando t l New York.I p m Minnesota al San Antonio. * )0p m Dallas at Goldon Slate. 10 X)p m L A Clippers al Sacramento. 10 30 p m to 12K t«K 3U» 37 K OB — JK 75* 17 34 4) ___ 1 17 UK 73'. )0K 31K NBA BOXES Saturday night’s game MAOIC IIS. HEAT 1*1 ORLANDO (135) Scott * 14 7 to 21. Turnor 0 2 12 1. O Neal * I ) 5 7 17. Anderson / I* 7 ( 15, Hardaway V 17 4 4 74. Royal 1 1 5 * 7 , Krystkowlak l i l t 5. Skllvt 4 5 5 5 15. Rollins 7 ) 4 1 1 Totals 3/ 7*39 51 175 M IA M I (105) Lung 7 ( 1 * 4 Rice 14 2* 7 2 71. Salley • 14 1 « IV. Shan 4 V0 I 10. Smllh 10 I I I 2 21. Coles 2 5 1 7 5 Geiger 1 1 4 4 * Miner 7 7 1 1 7 Asklns 0 00 0 0 Total* 4) 40 I* 21105 Orlando 71 It 7! 17 - 175 Miami 27 21 42 17 - 1st ) Point goal* — Orlando 17 72 (Scoll 4 * Anderson 4 4 Hardaway 2 3. Skiles 2 3 Turner 0 71 Miami 3 1* IShaw 2 4. Rice I 7 Smith 0 51 Fouled out - Salley Rebounds Orlando 5) (Rollins VI, Miami 55 (Long 111 Assists — Orlando I I (Hardaway *1. Miami 70 ILong St. Total louls — Orlando 77, Miami 31 Technicals — Shaw. Asklns. Miami Illegal defense Flag rani (oul - Asklns A - 15.700 NHL STANDINGS All Times EDT EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Olvtiton W L T Pti OF OA i N Y Range r t St 74 / 109 294 737 r New J * r \ w f 46 74 17 104 XX) 215 Washington 3/ 33 10 94 770 25* N Y 1.U nder. )5 35 17 97 779 7*0 Florida )> 31 1/ 91 727 327 Philadelphia 34 » 9 11 78* 310 Tampa Bar 39 41 11 69 119 147 Northeast Division j* Pittsburgh 4) 21 13 99 295 715 * Buffalo 4) 30 9 95 77* 717 x Bolton 41 79 1) 95 279 249 ■ Montreal 40 79 14 94 2*0 23* Quebec 33 41 9 14 74* 777 H artlord 76 4/ e 61 273 2*3 Ottawa 14 59 9 3/ 700 3*1 WESTERN CONFERENCE C entrtl Oivi.ion W L T P I. OF OA X Detroit 45 29 9 98 344 7/1 ■ Toronto 47 21 17 9* 171 135 n D a lia i 40 79 13 93 77) 157 ■ St Lo ult 79 12 11 19 743 273 x Chicago M )S 9 15 744 731 Winnipeg 74 49 9 5/ 741 33/ P a c llk O iv liio n y Calgary 41 11 13 95 795 250 x Vancouver 40 40 3 1) 777 775 x San Jove 17 ) ) 15 81 250 74) Anaheim ) ] 44 S 71 311 24* Lov Angelev 2* 45 n *3 71* 31* Edmonton 25 45 17 *2 257 M i • clinched playoll berth y clinched division title t clinched best recordovtrall Saturday’s Oamts Tampa Bay 1. Bastono Winnipeg 4, Los Angeles 1 Washington I, Ottawa 4 Montreal V, Pittsburgh I Calgary 4. Detroit 1 Anahelrn J, Vancouver I Sunday's Oamas Chicago?. Los Angela* I Boston 4. Philadelphia 1 N Y Islanders5. N Y Rangersa Dallas!, SI Louis7, lie Hartford*, Tampa Bay 4 Buffalo 4. Quebec I New Jersey 7, Florida 1, lit Toronto 7. Winnipeg 0 Edmonlon 4. Detroit 1 San Josa 1, Vancouver 1 Monda y 'l Gamas Montreal al Hartford, 7:3Sp rn Pittsburgh al Ottawa. 7 35 p m Calgary al Anaheim, 10 35 p m NHL SUMMARIES W HALERS*, LIOHTNING4 Tampa Bay 1 I ! — 4 Hartford 7 1 1- ( First Ptrlod — I. Tampa Bay. Tucker 14 IHam rlik. Bradley), l it) 7 Tampa Bay, Savard 17 (Clccone), 3 XI, 7. Tampa Bay, Savard I* IR u ll, Andersson), 1:11; 4 Hartford, Kron 71 (Ptfrovlcky. Storm), 4:7*; S. H a r tfo rd , L e m le u i I * (Janssens. Ranhelml. 5:45, * Hartford, Sanderson 41 (Cassell. Kucera), 1 14 (pp) Penalties — Crowley. Mar (hooking), 1:07; Zamuner, TD (slash ing ), 1.59; Clccone, TB. minor misconduct (roughing). t):7 l. Crelghlon, TB (high slicking), 19:07. Second Period — 7. Hartford. Kron 24 (Propp, Pelrovlcky), 7:50 (pp); I. Hartlord. Tim Raines Verbeek la (Cassels Pronoerl. I] 30. 9 Tampa Bay. Tucker t l (Bradley. Elynuik). 19 79 Ip p l Penalties — Bradley. TB (Slashing), 4 10 Janssens, Har (slashing), 4 SO. Young. TB. served by Hull (delay ol garnet, 7 21. Clccone, TD (slashing), II 57 Stevens, Har |cross checking), tl 41 Third Period — 10 Hartford Verbeek If (Cassels. Kron). * 57 Ipp) Penalties — Savard. TB. m a|or gam e misconduct (Spearing), a : ll. Hamrlik. TB Islashing). 9:19; Sanderson. Har (roughing) 9 39 Gralton, TB, minor major (roughing Ugh! Ing), I) 04 Lemleui. Har, minor major (roughing, lighting). 13 04. Bradley TB (roughlngl. 14 09 Janssens. Har (roughmgl. 14 09 Shall an geal - Tampa Bay H i l l * 44 Hartlord 7 11 7 -75 Power play Opportunity* — Tampa Bay 1 o il. H artlord3ol 7 Goalies — Tampa Bay Young 73 1 (25 shot* 19 saves) Hartlord Burke (5 21 Reese 3 9 1 (1 S< Itrst. 39 H i A - 10.141 Referee — Richard Troltier Linesmen — Kevin Collins Mark Pare PANTHERS 7, DEVILS 7 New Jersey o 3 ! o 7 Florida I 1 0 0 -7 First Period — I Florida Melianby ?v (Murphy, Lomakin! 4 41 Ipp) Penalties Driver. NJ (interference! 4 1* Lemieui NJ (high Sticking). 10 77, Cirella Fla (holding Stick). 10 77 FetlSOv NJ Itrippingl 17 ]) Lowry. Fla tlrlppmgl. I! 31 Second Period — J New Jersey. Riche' 3* INIcholls. Driver), i jo 3 Florida Barnes 23 (Lowry. Kudelskll. I) It 4. New Jersey McKay 12 (Peluso Hollk). I* 51 Penalties Brown. Fla Iholdlngl 44 Third Period — None Penalty -- Hobs NJ Iholdlngl. 7 30 Overtime — Non* Penalties — None Shot* on goal - New Jersey a la 1 ) it Florida70 I] I I 1-47 Power play Opportunities — Nrw Jersey 0 ol 3. Florida I ol J Goalies — New Jersey, B'odeur, 7a 111 (47 shot* 45 savcsl, Florida. Fitipatrlck 17*4 0 )1 1 ) A - 14.700 Reteree — Rob Stuck linesmen — Pierre Cbampoui. Bob Hodgev t GOLF -rrr- T T The M a t l t r f AUGUSTA Ga — Final scores with relation to par Sunday ot the Masters goll tournament, played on the 4 975 yard par 73 Augusta National Goll Club course la amateur I Jose Maria nirtfabal tu n non 14 *7 tv tv 7fv Tom Lehman 1314 000 70 70 tv I j 7*1 Larry Mire t i l * (XXi *4 7177 71 -717 Tom Kile tv* 000 tv 77 71 71 7IJ Jay Haas tJJ TOO 7J f j 77 t» 715 Jim McGovern, 573.000 7 ? 70 71 77 7*1 Loren Roberts. 177.000 /S t« 77 70 -715 Corey Pavln, 1*0.000 f l f ? 7 3 /0 -3 *6 Ernie Els. 1*0 000 7467 74 71 - 2 * * John Huston, tso 000 77 77 74 tv W Ian Baker Finch. 150 000 71 71 71 74 7!7 Ray F loyd. 150.000 70 74 71 72 - JIT Tom Walson, 147,000 70 71 71 74-3** Dan Foreman, t l ! OOO 74 t* 7*71-719 M arkO M eara.tl4.ooo 75 70 7* 70-291 BrtdFaion.tMOOO 71 /7 77 74-291 Chip Beck. 134 000 71 71 75 74-791 Seve Ballesteros. 174.J41 70 7* 75 71-792 Ben Crenshaw. 174,147 74 73 77 77- 797 Hale Irwin. 134.143 73 t ! 79 77-797 Bill Glasson. 174.143 77 71 75 77 -797 Lenny Wadklns. 174.147 73 74 73 72 -297 David Edwards, 174.141 71 72 73 74 297 Greg Norman. 124.14) 71 70 75 77 293 Bernhard Langer, 5I4JIOO 74 74 77 77-293 J e ltS lu m an .il*.W0 74 75 71 71-791 C urlll Strange, 114 *00 74 70 75 75-794 Scott Simpson, 514, *00 74 74 7) 71 - 794 V!|ay Singh, 114 *00 70 75 74 75-294 Crelg Parry. 117,300 75 74 7) 71-795 Lee Jamen, *13.300 75 71 7* 71-795 Nick Faldo, 113,400 7* 7) 7] 74-19* Sam Torrance. I t 1.550 7* 77 74 74 297 Rust Cochran, l i t . 550 71 74 74 7* 797 Nick Price. *10.100 74 71 74 77 -79* David Frost, HO MO 74 71 75 71-29* Futiy Zoeller, 110.300 74 77 74 /1 -2 9 * Fulton Allem. 19,000 *9 77 74 77-7*9 Sandy Lyle. 19.000 75 7] 717J-199 Fred Funk, 19.000 79 70 71 75-299 Costanllno Rocca. 17.400 79 70 7* 77-100 Andrew Magee. 17.400 74 74 7* 74-- 300 Mike SHndly. 17.400 77 *9 69 7 V -300 Ha|lmeMeshlal, 17,400 71 71 *0 71-100 Wayne Gr*dy. 17,400 74 71 73 » -W 0 JohnCook,1* 000 7/ 73 7/ 71-101 Ian Wootnam. 14.000 7* 71 77 75-101 John Daly. 55.250 7* 77 77 7»-M 4 Howard Twllly, 15.750 7] 7a 74 11-104 JtllM ag gert. 15.000 75 71 12 75-105 a John H a rm 77 76 *0 77-10] ACTIONS BASEBALL Amerlc*n League CALIFORNIA ANGELS - Placed Mark Langston, pitcher, on *io 15 day disabled list, retroactive to April * Recalled Brian An derson. pitcher, Irom Vancouver ol the Pacllic Coast League SEATTLE MARINERS - Placed Keith Mitchell, outfielder, os the 15 day disabled list Recalled Greg Plrkl, Inllelder. Irom Calgary ot the Pacllic Coast League TEXAS RANGERS - Purchased the con tra c t ol R ick H ailin g , p itc h e r, trpm Oklahoma City ol lha American Association O ptioned D a rre n O liv e r, p itc h e r, lo Oklahoma City National League LOS ANGELES OODOERS - Designated AtOsuna, pitcher, tor assignment BASKETBALL National Batke&all Association CH IC A OO BULLS - A ctivated W ill Perdue, center, (rom the Inlured list Placed Jo Jo English, guard, on the injured list HOCKEY Nalional Hockey League A N AHEIM M IO HTV DUCKS - Recalled Scotl McKay, center, Irom San Diego Gulls ol the International Hockey League SAN JOSE SHARKS Recalled Kip M iller, center, and Mlchal Sykora, do fensaman. Irom Kansas City ol the Interna tlonal Hockey League COLLEOE BOSTON UNIVERSITY - Named John McCarthy offensive coordinator and Jason Swtpion, quarterback* coach, lull tlm * assistant and wide receivers coach Pro moled Bob Blcknell. volunteer assistant coach, lo part lime assistant and running backs coach M em orial S tadium . Micky Floyd and Drticc C arter com bined on the second no h lllc r In as m any days as I he K iw im ls C lub Orioles cdf{ed the S em inole Produce M arlins. H-5; the Kotary C lub Moyals scored 10 runs In the second In n in g In a 19-G w in over the Hoggs Produce Expos: ami the Blue .Jays scored a run In Ihe sixth Inning to Upset the C ardi­ nals, 0 5. T o d a y ( M o n d a y I a l th e S tadium . Ihe Martins (I II) b a ilie tile Pirates (3 -11 al 5:45 p.m. C ollecting Ihe bits lor llte ('tilts |2-2| were M artin Cicero (two d o u b le s . n m | . E v a n s (tw o s i n g l e s , I It r e e r n n s I , Y ru re la g o le n a (s in g le , th re e runs), Shaw n Price (single) and Steve Mussard. J u s tin Cooper and D arw in W illiam s (one run each). Doing Ihe h ltiln g for the A s (1-3) were Donin Harper (single, run), Mike A rrin g to n and T e r­ rance McHnccn (one single each) and Jason T ho rlo n. B rett W itte and Torrel (tender (one single each). heading Ihe Orioles 1.1-11 were Raiders------C o n tin u e d fro m (H C om m unity College V ikin g s D in n e r, a graduate ol Sem i­ nole High School, launched a v illi shot 10 the lop ol Ihe second lim in g to give SCC a I O lead K ll/e r (Cape C orail Itll a Iw o-tim blast in the eighth lu llin g llta l gave the Mahlers a 0-3 advan­ tage Freshman right-hander Chad Wood (Palm May I w orked 7 "i Innings to earn the w in and im prove his personal record lo .11) Vincent No sea (also Irom Palm I lav) recorded the Until m il. k illin g a bases loaded llirc a l by llte Vikings, lo notch his llrst save ol llte season The victo ry, w hich broke a three game losing streak, keeps alive SCC's chances ol having a w in n in g season The Mulders anI 7 22 overall III- 10 In lire M FC) w a it sis gam esle ll lo play Si John's K lvcr ( '( ' drops to 1 l 22 o ve ra ll. 5 14 in the confer et lee heading die Mulders' eight Ini ellcirl on S aturday was Ireshman Kouald H ollister (Jacksonville Paxort), who was 3-for 4 w ith an M ill. K ll/e r also had a single to go w ith Ills tw o ru n home run Mnliert llologna (hake Howell) and Isaac C m / (Spruce Creeki each lilt a single loi SCC harry llittd v (O kccrhnbcrj scored I wo r o t i s Dleinet scored .m other run and had another HHI along w ith h is s o lo h o m e to o D iin v lleam oii iSemiootei scored a n n i Fut St . to ll n s K lv r r ( t’ I.vm .ot I llu li School gradoan Sham Odum was 2 lor-4 w ith a to n scored Kevin Scott, anolllet l.ym im alum nus, e o iilrlh iile d a single and an P hi hake Mary H ig h School p ro d u c ts S c o ll Johnston and <'had Khlx-ri had a rim scored and an Mill, res pee liv e ly The Malders w ill play again Tuesday, when ihev travel in Bradenton lo halite ihe Manatee C o m m m illy College hatii ers in a non-eonference contest al 3 p.m C u rle r (double, tw o runs). Adam D ry d e tt ( d o u b le , r u n ) , J .J . H rynnl (single), Albert H arris (tw o runs) and F loyd, Mom Slokes nnd Jose Vcluzcpie* (one run each) J a m e s P a y n e . J c rm n tn e Mackey. I.uke Young. Dem etrius Heaves and Mike Mamcy scored one run c u rb Tor tb r M arlins (1 3 ). C o n trib u tin g to the Moyals (3-1) attack were Churl Sheffield (double, tw o singles. Iw o runs). Antoine Cussnnovu It wo singles, tw o rim s), Randy Casey and T om m y Raines J r (one double and tw o run s each). Nathaniel C line (single, three runs). Nick Johnson (single, run). Melvin M o lt ( th r e e r u n s I. F ra v is I lam pio n (Iwo runs) and M lk r II art sock and J im m y Parsons (one rim r a d ii. Providing the offense for the Ex (Mrs were Major Fisher und Johnathan Justice (one single and one ru n rneh) nnd Chris Vaughn. Jam es Drake, M arkls Sheppard and James G unn (one ru n ca d i). Pacing llte Blue Jays (1-3) were Mark K e n t (two slnglrs). h a w r e n e r H u d n ll I d o u b lr ) , T re llis S m ith . ILtrry Porter and Joe perry lone s ln g lr and one run r a d ii and Sieve Plpltnnc. h a rm 'll Fiiyson and J u s tin Hall (one ru n each! H id in g lor ihe C ardinals worn Mlehnrd I lodger (Iw o doubles, m ill. Wesley W inkle (double, run), Erie Sperry (single, Iwo runs) and Hubert Mandall (single, m ill Seminole— Continued from ID day. allowed no h lls. walked three, struck oul live (Including the side in Ihe u ln th l and handled lour halls till hack in Into over the final four tim ings to gel ihe w in Hraden pitched well h ill he gol tired, said Seminole head co ach M ike P ow ers " D e o il I D a n ie ls) p itc h e d v e ry w ell especially considering he only had three days rest" File Tribe iiim n r varsity made the day a clean sweep as they posted a 12 H victory. S e m in o le 's w in n in g r a lly sta rted w ith one o u l Brian W lltcox walked and moved to second as Joe T ittle was lilt by a p ilch lor the second lim e in the game Built runners advanced o il a passed hall, hot W lllrn x was throw n m il al the plate for the second ool ol the Inning on a Corey Gnehee grounder to see m id Tom Holland Jr. then came th rough w ith a line drive singletu center, scoring T lllle Alex Acosta followed w ill) another M ill single In lell belli to plait <im bee sviili an insurance run Providing lire ollense lot Ihe I l lh c w ere A co sta (d o ub le single. H ltll. Jam ie K ing (double, single, run). W illeox |2-for-3l. Holland (two singles, run. HHI). Braden and T ittle (one double and one ru n each), D aniels (single, tw o HHI), Mike Meadows (single, run) arid Goehee (run). Seminole (1 I Ft| w ill host New Sm yrna Beach al A lu m n i Field in the Seminole High School Basehall C om plex al 3 p.m Wednesday. Track---------Continued from ID Dnher and Joelle Townsend. S tuckey. J u lie Weber, Molt orison, and Barkley won ihe 4 x lOO-mcter high hurdle s h u tile relay w ith a school record tim e o f 1:13.7. Duhcr, who also plays first base for the Lake Mary fast pitch softball team , ju s t missed scor­ ing in Iw o In dividu al events, lln ls h ln g seventh In the shot pul 127-fi) and eighth in the high lu m p |4-8|. Team points o nly go lo tire top six places In each event. S t u c k e y a n d H o o d a ls o llitlshed lust out of tire scoring. Stuckey placing seventh in the trip le Jump (32-514) w hile Hood ru n ic In seventh in the MX)m eter dash (12.7). Lake Mary took seventh In both the illsI a n e c in e d 1e y a n d 4 x 1,000-tueter relays. Church-------Continued from ID h it — Tom C lark. .Jell Laird. Wayne Gager. C entral Baptlsl was led by. w ith four h lls — H ill T rrw llllg e r (triple, double); tw o hits — Mlcli u rd W a lk e r (d o u b le ). J o h n L am er. Tom Holland Sr.. Mike Glhsou: one Itll — Mike McCoy. E ric Luce. J e ll U c rry h lll, Mike lln rtm u u . Doug Lticc. Dickey i.cMoy, Kddle Coggltt. P o w e r in g i h e N a t i v i t y Crusaders were, w ith fo u r h lls — Mike F ra irlc k (triple), J o h n n y Haddock: three hits — Blake M urray (rim ihlc). Don Basil: tw o tills — Paul M lotkow ski. John D o n a h u e . A r t B e a c h . B en F ra lric k : one hit — Mel Goings (double). G e ttin g th e h it s lo r th e T rin ity -M a je s ty were, w ith three h lls — M anny Garay: tw o h lls — Tonrly Rosas, Lane T ra w lck: one lilt — Ruben Quinones. Sian Im rn lc h . S ieve J a rr e ll. Dave Musas. D oing the damage fo r the N a tlv Ity -D ls c lp le s w ere, w ith four I i II h — B illy Q u inn (double): iw o h lls — M ark H a rtlz c w lc / (double). Jo h n S nfarclll, Mich Schulz. Anne Guwaii: one hit Mike W illiam s, Mike Baling. J lii G r e e n , H a n d y M e e d . J in M owlnskl. H illin g lor First United Metli o d is t w e re . H uger H a w k lu (double), Dick Gnugh. Mike Hale Mike Kyle, Mlek Good,ill. Marl Q uiet08790630 ~ ” o..... Pacing (lie Grace M clhodis n llu c k were, w ith three lilts — C Towers: Iw o lilts — D. G ralnc (home run . double), G. Carle (double), J. L lllo. S. Carter; out h it — C, M e ic h e n lm c lt, J G a r d n e r , L a r r y P ro p s I. tl Hrnw ti. Lisa Pro|>si. C o n tr ib u tin g lo the Souf» Sem inole C hristian ollense were w ith three h lls - Todd L lu x lo i (home run. double); (wo h lls Brian Buchnnon (triple), D arret Bonsai. C in d y Bonsai, Ju sai Leslie; one h it - James G riffin Sieve Buehanan. J.K . S m llh. 4 hr* IN §!*25'4hr. VIP LingOflo ElHlfi A Alt Sta/ romaio Stall * Pttvat* Itoom* A HOW HIRIMQ DoGy Scrub 407-3009478 _______ £i^M_^330^WorJ£(^aJUv^ WP_ �■ : S v i Sanfottl Herald, Sonlord, Florida - Monday, April 11, 1994 - 38 People IN B R IE F AARP meets Thursday SANFORD — The S uiifurtl Chapter AARP *1 97 7 w ill hold the regular m o n lh ly H ire lin g o il Thursday, A p ril 14. nt 10:30 u.m., al the Hanfonl Senior Center, A covered dish luncheon w ill follow I tie meeting. Those intcrcslcd lire welcome to intend. Blood Bank seeks donors C entral Florida lllood Rank Is asking donors o f a ll types or blond — especially O-typc donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second SI. For Inform ation, call 322 0822, Help for gamblers offered Gumhlers Anonym ous und G am -Anon for fa m ily and friends, meet separably Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p in.. C hurch of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. M aitland. For more inform ation, call 230-9200. Al-Anon group gathers If you are troubled by the alcoholism of a frelnd or relative, there Ih help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon grrmp for friends and fa m ily of alcoholics, w ill meet each Monday. Tuesday und Thursday night nt H p m . al the Sahara Club. 2f>87 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more In form ation, call 3 3 2 -4 122. Narcotics Anonymous meets in Sanford Narcotics Anonym ous meets Monday at 8 p.m . at the Presbyterian House o f G oodw ill, 3 17 Oak Ave., Sanford. Nurses to meet monthly The Licensed Practical Nurses Association o f Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday o f the m onth al 6:30 p.m. al K llarney llap ttst C hurch, 701 Formosa Ave. C.R.U. class provided each m onth. A ll m eetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Inform ation call 2 9 9 -4 3 2 1. Sewing club gathers Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOPIE Sewing C lub gathers al the Lake Mary Senior Center. 1F>8 N. C ou ntry C lub Road, to make baby clothes, und Items for nursin g homes us well us Items for the C hrlstm us Store. The Item s made by the i ltib are donated to precmle (tables, n ursin g home residents and g ills for the annual C hristm as store. Weekly Lions Club meeting The Sanford Lions C lub meets every Tuesday at noon at the A m erican Legion on South Sanford Avenue For Inform ation, call 32 1-0700 Stroke Club offers support Cent ral Florida Stroke C lub in c c ls on I he second Tuesday each m onth for those w ho have had strokes, th e ir fam ilies, caregivers or others who arc Interested In learning more about being victo riou s over stroke. Meetings arc held at Hroadwuy U nited M ethodist C hurch. 406 K. Am elia. Orlando. For Inform al Ion, call R ill Craig, president, al 323-3625. Voices of V icto ry meet every T hursday at 1:30 p.m. at the church. A Joyous tim e o f sharing. Hinging and Inspiration Is led by Ralph "S p o o n le " Spohu accompanied by Ruby Nygren at the piano and organist Mac Gray. For Inform al Inn call H94-H176 or 6-14-0434. Over-50 Club meets Tuesday I he Over 50 C lub meets the second and fo u rth Tuesday, at 10:30 a .m ..a t the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are welcome. Bridge club to meet, play Sanlord D uplicate bridge C lub meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce. 400 K. First St.. Sanford. Kiwanis Club of Casselberry meets Klw anls C lub o f Casselberry meets every Tuesduy at 7:30 it.m .. id Village Inn. corner Dog T rack Road und US H ighway 17-92 In l.ongwood. For Inform ation, call 831-8545. Correction A photograph o f Je rry Nance, executive director o f Teen Challenge Florida, on Page 5R o f ihc Hvruld Sunday Incorrectly Identified h im as Je rry Vance. The Herald regrets Ihc error. Caladiums thrive well in shade C aladium s arc troplcnl foliage p ln n ls that can u(l«l needed color to the shadier portions o f the garden w here flow ering plant choices are few. They are perennials that arc native to tropical Am erica, w ith most co m ing from the Amazon basin In Hrnzll. T w o different leaf-types are available. These Include the fancy and lance leaves caladium s. The most pop ular and fa m ilia r Is the fancy leaved ru b id iu m , w hich have large somewhut rounded leaves. The lance leaved type Is distinguished by a narrow , elongated leaf that tapers to a sharp point and a more com |>act, d w a rf grow th habit. Caladium s arc eusy to grow, p ro vid ing a few basic grow th guidelines are observed. For greater selection, purchase caladium s as tubers (bulb-llke structures!. Most garden centers have entire secllons devoted to bulbs/tubers etc. Check w ith yo u r favorite g a rd e n c e n te r fo r a v a ila b le v a rie tie s . C aladium s can also lie purchased In con­ tainers for an Instant effect. Caladium s. w hether using tubers or [lotted plants, require the same g ro w ln gco nd ltlon s. Plant caladium s In a m oderately rich well-prepared soil bed. In a shaded or partly shaded location. Soils for caladium s shuld be porous and contain p le nty o f organic m atter. These co nditions Insure aeration, d rainage, and s u ffic ie n t w ater h o ld in g capacity for o p tim u m grow th. To obtain these soil conditions it w ll he necessary to amend o u r sandy soils w ith organic matter. Sources o f organic m a ile r Include coarse peat moss, well rotted m anure, o r com ­ posted yard and kitch en waste. The ru b id iu m Is rugged, but most species w ill not tolerate fu ll sun In the sum m er — DEAR ABBY: I have )ust seen “ S ch ind ler’s L is t," a very pow er­ ful m ovie that every Am erican should see. I was rem inded of a piece you had In yo ur co lu m n tille d " I Dldn'1 Speak U p." Now llio t “ S ch ind ler’s L is t" has won seven academy awards, that co lum n m erits repeating. TRICIA THOM AS C aladium s come In a wide choice of colors. The [lopulur C andldlum and W hile C h ristin a s varieties are w hite w ith strongly co ntrastin g green veins. These varieties brighten shaded areas and are p a rtic u la rly handsome when Interspersed w ith plants thut produce w h ile flowers or plants w ith w h ile vartcgnicd lenves. like vnrlegatcd vinca, hydrangea or Urlope. fu ll sun Is considered six plus hours of sun per day. Even though some varieties ur suggested lo r lu ll sun, none seem to perform as well as those planted In some shade. Therefore, lo r best results, plant caladium s In si semi-shaded location. From 40 to 60 percent shade Is considered Ideal. The fancy leaved varieties can be used In areas exposed lo fu ll sun fnr one to tw o hours per diiy. preferably In the cooler m o rn in g hours. Longer exposure destroys ih r ch lo ro p h yll In Ihc leaves and lim its g row th. Overexposure to full sun may cause foliage bleaching or even b u rn in g of the th in n e r leaved varieties. The cnhullum prefers a m olsi soil b u l not a soggy or poorly drained one. O verw aterlng In poorly drained soil w ill cause decay o f ih c fleshy tubers or roots. M ulching plants anti m a in ta in in g high h u m id ity are beneficial to healthy foliage If soils are allowed lo dry. w iltin g occurs rap id ly. Foliage loss Is like ly II plants rem ain w ille d for any considerable length o f time. Popular p in k or rose colored leaves appear on such varieties as Lord Derby. PlnkCloud. Kathleen, Rosebud. C urnlyn W harlon and others. C rim son Wave has a showy crim son c rin k le d center. Red varieties Include: Rlnze. Jo hn Peed, Red F la ir and Freda Hcm plc. Dark green veins and borders give added accent lo the red leavr.s. Spangled Danner has red glow ing leaves w ith p in k spots. C aladium s arc also easy to grow In a pot or tu b for a shaded spot on the patio or in an entrance area. W hen In pots the th irs ty plant w ill require extra w atering, especially as sum m er heals up. C aladium s repsond lo proper frrttllz o llo n . A complete fe rtiliz e r should he m ixed w iththe soil and organic m a ile r al p la ntin g tim e. A m in im u m o f (wo pounds o f a com plete fe rtiliz e r s u rli as 8-8-8 per KX) square feel W hether In a container, In masses, or as border m aterial, th is popular sum m er tuber w ill provide color to Ihe home garden a lt su m m e r long fo r ve ry little cost and m aintenance. Optimists hear school leader Dr.Paul Hagerty (loll), superin­ tendent ot Seminolo County public schools, spoke on how Im portant the O ptim ist work Is to the school system when the Sanford Optim ists held their weekly meeting al the Colonial Room In Sanlord. Ho told Ihe mem bership how m uch things have changed (or the better 3inco he attended school. Ho said ovorythlng Is so much more technical today that a p e rs o n n e e d s a lo t m ore e d u c a tio n than In previous years. President Rick Houso presided over Iho m eeting. Lt. Governor Dick W all prosontod the club w ith a paich for a co ntribu tion lo the O ptim ist International Foundation. Ho also presented a pin lo Poggy Hardin for bringing in 10 now members. ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN NANCY SMITH, PHOENIX DEAR NANCYd have ru n (hat colum n several lim e s over the years. It wag w ritte n by the Rev. M artin N lcinoellcr, a Germ an Lutheran puslor w ho was a r­ rested b y the Gestapo and was sent to Dachau, a concentration camp. In 1938, He was freed by the A llie d Forces In 1945. Here Is Ills m oving piece: I D ID N 'T SPEAK UP " I n G erm any, the Nazis flrs i came for the com m unists, and I d id n 't speak up because I w asn't a co m m un ist. Then they came for the Jews, and l d id n 't speak up because I w asn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade u n ­ ionists, and I d id n 't speak up because I w asn't u trade u n ­ ionist, They they came for the Catholics, hm I d id n 't speak up because I was a Protestant. Then they came lo r me. and by that tim e Ihcte was no one left to speak ftir m e." DEAR ABBY: I am a recently divorced woman. I had not been w ith it m an for more than a year — u n til tw o weeks ago w hen I m et m y next-door neighbor and his llvc-ln g lrlflrc n d . I knew him 0 :3 0 1 6 :3 0 7 :0 0 | 7 :3 0 1 8 :0 0 1 9 :0 0 9 :3 0 1 1 :3 0 | 1 0 :0 0 1 0 :3 0 I 1 1 :0 0 NBC NijMfy -CumiM Torughl Eni Tonight iiaan [fit III Mown* ol TmVi: Iboban PWdg#i |IW . Nana g Prmc# A (w g Lrxi# Q#tf, Dairy Dorx*4 P»rm*rT# (in SlartoHJ Show o Now* g Pntkca T04 Houit# Murpiif CBS Naai ii’ .Kta HardTapy' (vartmy H#«fta ASrv| North#m Eipoikjit A Nana Hast lin illa la Ihon (M a m ; Shada Wmg am) a Ptayf# 0 ______ ShtMto.. 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He Is very a lii active, and I felt an In sta nt m ugnetism when o u r eyes met. Well, his g irlfrie n d went m il ol tow n, and he came over. One th ing led to anolher. and lie spent the n lg lil here li was one ol the most w o u d rrlu l e xp e ri­ ences of m y life. I am not easy, but I'm now feeling a lot ol m ix e d e m o tio n s lik e g u ilt , shame, depression and Joy. I d on 't know how lo net around h im w h e n tils g ir lfr ie n d Is around. I'm on Ihe verge o f (ears every tim e I th in k about It. A bby, n o rm a lly I can solve m y own problem s, but I've never been In u situation like ib is before. Please don 't use my location — they have a newspaper on llic lr doorstep every m orning, loo. Ry the way. I made h im use u condom — th a t's one less th in g lo w o rry about. We were both sober: he's In AA. and d rin k in g Is against m y religion. Please tell me w hat to do. I feel like a schoolgirl again. SEE1NQ STARS DEAR SEEING STARS: A person who Is liv in g w ith some­ one ol Ihe opposite sex should d e fin ite ly be c o nside red offlim its . I advise you not (o see h im again ns long as he and his 1lve-ln lady are roommates. It you do. you w ill surely end up w ith a broken heart. Or worse. DEAR ABBY: Please settle a disagreement between a w ork associate and me. Is It proper to apply lip s tic k al Hie (able after lunch o r din ne r In a restaurant? Huald Photo by Homan Schroader Dr. Paul Hagerty MOVIELAND o.>.ain 322 1216 H*y 17-92, SArtord © M E C L A S S I F I E D HOCUS P0CUsTy*5o Welcome Newcomer! " Florida's own Newcomer service" • dedicated to welcoming new residents. It is our desire lo make you feel welcome and lo acquainl you with our cily. If you are new in the area, or know o f a family who is, a phone call w ill bring a prompt visit from our representative. She has brochures, civic information, maps; and lo help with your shopping needs, cards o f intro­ duction and gifts from local merchants. Local merchants arc also en­ couraged lo inquire about Ihc availability o f our services. T.L.R., CHULA VISTA, CALIF. DEAR T.L.R.: A 10-second dub o f lip s tic k Is perm issible. However, any procedure that lasts longer Ilia n half a m in ute and m ig ht cause d a n d ru ff to tly. o r p o w d e r to se ttle on Ih c tahlcclnth. Is a no-no. DEAR ABBY: T h is Is for "A p p re h e n s iv e " about signing a pre nu ptia l agreement: Follow A b b y's advice about g ettin g yo u r ow n lawyer. Then. If you decide to go ahead w ith the m arriage, he prepared for a life o f yours und m ine — not ours. You w ill then have a business urran gcm cn l, not a m arriage. And you w ill never be an equal pnrtner. It Is not a good Idea; loo m uch caution and lack o f tru s t w ill m uke the p artne r w ith less feel undervalued. LIVING WITH IT SANFORD GRACE M. STINECIPHER 322- 4381 LAKE MARY FLO R EN C E O'CONNOR 323- 4983 • ^ G A id a ^ y Q a k I uuj S e w c e $ n c . Homo Office 904-734-6031 [PG -Ul B-.18 �4 4B - Sanlord Horald, Sanlord, Florida - Monday, April 11, 1994 -J- Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION CASE NO,: M W OR I I P IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: DONNA L MCCLESKEY, W ife/Petitioner, and RONALDL.MCCLESKEY, Husband/ Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO RONALDMCC1.E5KEY YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that an action lor Dissolution ol Mar rlag* h.is been Iliad against you and you art required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses, II any. lo It on IKE B ROSS. JR . P A . W ll# /P * t lt l0n * r ‘ » a l lorney. ahow address la IMS East Robin con Slraat, Orlando. Florida 17*01, on or balora April II, 1994, and III* lb* original with lh* clerk ol this court e ith e r b e fo re s e rv ic e on W lle/Petlllonef's attorney or Immediately thereafter; other wise a default will be entered agalmt you tor the relief de mended In lh* petition. DATE DON. MARCH It. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE A i Clerk ol the Court BY DIANE K BRUMMETT A l Deputy Clerk Publish- March I I. I t A April 4. II, IN I DE P 114 IN R E ; SAMUEL I LANDSKRONER Deceased, and SAMUEL I. LANDSKRONER LIVIN G TRUST OATEO AND ESTABLISHED ON March 71, mi NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S AGAINST THE ABOVE DE C E DEN T W HICH PERSONS SEEK TO RECOVER FROM THE ABOVE TRUST: D e c e d e n t. S A M U E L I LANDSKRONER. who died on October H , m j , was the settlor ol th* above trust. Tire names end addresses ol th* co alternate trustee* ot the above trust serving as a result ol th* settlor's death and th* name end address ol their allorney are set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE N O TIFIE D TH A T: All creditor* ol th* decedent and other persons having claims or demand* against decedent which creditors or persons seek to recover trom the above trust on whom e copy of this nolle* Is served within three month* after fh * date of lh * flr tf publication of Ihl* nolle* must serve their claims with the t r u l l * * * re fe re n c e d below 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 THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors ol lh* decedent and persons having claims or demands against lh* decedent which creditors or persons seek to recover from lh* above trust m ull serve Ihelr claims with lh* trustee* refer enced below W ITH IN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE A LL C L A IM S A N D DE M ANOS NOT SO S ER V E D W I L L BE F O R E V E R BARRED Th* dal* ol lh* llrst public* lion ol this Nolle* Is April II, II. ms DEQ94 LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to Chaplsr 91191. Laws ot Florida, It I i the Intent of Ihe Public Defender, I Bits Judicial Circuit, lo designate Ihe following position lor inclusion In lh* Senior Management Serv Ice Clast: Position No. :009*S Class Title: Administrative Director Publish: April 4. II, 1994 O E Q I4 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Nolle* I i hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by lh* Planning A Zoning Com m inion In th* City Commliilon Chamberi, City Hell. Sanlord. Florida, al 1:00 p m. on Thurtday. April 11. t994. to conildor a rtquetl lor • Conditional U h In a H l-I, Restricted In d u itrlil Zoning D liln cl. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: S W ol Lot 1 Plus All of Lot I Plut th* Alley South of Lot I ol Iho Oak Hill Subdlvlilon a t recorded In Plal Book ) , peg* 14 ot lh* Public Record! ol Seminole County, Florida Being more generally de­ scribed at 1111 S Orange Ave­ nue Conditional U u Requested: Addition to existing residence. All parlies In Interest and clllitns shall have an opportunl ly lo be heard al M id hearing By order ol lh* Planning A Zoning Commission ol Iho City ol Sanlord, Florida, this April I. 1994 Joe Dennison. Chairman Planning A Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a person dec Idel to appeal a decision med* with respect to any matter considered at th* above m eeting or hearing, he/she may need e verbatim record ol the proceedings Ineluding Ihe testimony and evl dsnee, which record Is not provided by lh* City ol Sanlord (F1I940101) P E R S O N S W IT H O IS ABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PA RTIC I PATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L O CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 119-5414 41 HOURS IN ADVANCEOF THE M EETIN G Publllh: April II. 1*94 DEQ10S NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USB Nolle* Is hereby given thel a Public Heering w ill be held by th* Planning A Zoning Com mission In lh* City Commission Chambers. City Hall, Sanford. Florida, at 1:00 p.m. on Thunday, April I I . 1994. lo consider a request for * Conditional Use In a SRTA. Single Family Dwell log Residential Zoning District LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lol 9t. Sanford Heights, *s recorded In lh* Public Records ot Semi nol* County, Florida In Plal Book!. P eg*41 8«lng more generally d* scribed as 407 W. 1919s Street Conditional U m Requested: Accessory residential structures (convert detached gareg* Into dwelling unit). All parlies In Interest and clllitns shall have an opportunl ty lob* heard al Mid hearing By order ol lh* Planning A Zoning Commission ol Its* Clly ol Sanford. Florida, this April I. 1994 Joe Dennison, Chairmen Planning A Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: 11 a person decides to appeal * decision med* wilts respect lo any matter considered at th* above m ealing or hearing, he/she may need a verbatim record ol th* proceedings In eluding lh* testimony end evl dene*, which record Is not provided by th* City ot Sanlord IFS 744 01051 PE R S ON S W I T H DI S ABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO P A R tlC I PATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L O CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFIC E ADA COORDINATOR A T 110 S i l l 41 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE M EETIN G Publish: April II. 1994 OEQ 10* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FllaHum berts I t l CP IN R E ESTATEOF GERTRUDE H DAVIS. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol lh* eslel* ol Gertrud* M Devil, d e c e a s e d , F ile N u m b e r 94-191 CP. Is pending In the C ircuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probale D M slon. the address ol which Is M l North Perk Avenue, Sanlord, FL J I I I I The n am e* and addresses ol lh* personal repre sanlallv* and lha personal rep resenlellve’s attorney are set forth below ALL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONSARE N O TIFIED THAT All persons on whom this notice Is served who have ob (ecilons that challenge the valid Ity ol lh* will, the qualification* ot lh* personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot this Court are required to III* their o b jection * 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 DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ot the decedent and other persons having claims or demands agalnit decedent s estate on whom a copy ol this nolle* Is served within three months alter lh* date ol lh* llrst publication ol this nolle* must III* their claim* 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 TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors ol Ihe decedent and persons having claims or demands against Ihe decedent's estate must file Ihelr claims with this court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THISNOTICE ALL C LAIM S. D EM ANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILE D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* ol lh* first public*, lion of this Nolle* Is April a. ms Personal Representative ArthurC Ktmlnskl SMS Woodland Lakes Drive. Apt. 1IJ Palm Beach Gardens, FL l)s II Attorney lor Personal Representative: Bruce Charles King I00SE Secosd Slreel, Sle 4000 Miami. FL l l l l t Telephone (MS) '10 0050 Florida Bar No Ifts tl Publish* Aprils, II. m s DEO IS ““ l~NTHECIRCUITCOURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IVIL ACTION CASE NO. t l 1441 CAM DIVISION B R Y L A N D M O R TG AG E COMPANY, Plainlltf. VI KEITH W LANDRY, etal. DefendenKtl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an O rd er Re scheduling Foreclosure Sal* dated March I t , 1994, and tn Itred In Case No 91 1441 CAISD of Ih f Circuit Court ol th* EIGH TEEN TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County, F lo rid a w h ere in R Y L A N O MORTGAGE COMPANY l l th* P l a i n t i f f a n d K E IT H W. LANDRY are lh* Defendants, I will u l l to the highest end best bidder lor cash at Ihe west front steps ol th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse el 11:00 e.m ., on April i i . 1994, Ihe following described properly e l M l forth In seld Flnel Judgment: LOT 101. DEER RUN UNIT IS ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS, PAGE 54, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE, STATE OF FLORIDA T O G E T H E R W IT H TH E F O L L O W IN G IT E M S OF PROPERTY WHICH ARE L& CATED IN AND INSTALLED IN AND INSTALLED AS A PART OF THE IM P R O V E MENTS ON SAID SAND RE F R I G E R A T O R , RANGE O V E N . DISPO SAL. Ol SHWASMF. R, V E N T /F A N . w /w CARPET, SMOKE OE TECTOR WITNESS M Y HAND end the M ai ul this Court on March 11, ms (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court By: JeneE. JeMwIc Deputy Cletk Publish: April4, It, I99S CEO SO CELEBRITY CIPHER cryptogram! V9 ci••ltd from quotation! by Umoul P*opi« pan and pfttant Each lotto* in Ihe cipher atanda for anothar Tods? ■cAa J tqvAit F ' I R A D N N O P I U U M U I A L G M U I A P L V V L G M G L K K F Q L . P O H R D K P L K V S H U U H V N F V HR F R O I O V B L A N F . * ( K D N O V K V N M t — V N R A J L G R I R O L E . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘ Miser* aren't lun to live with, bui (hoy moke wonderful ancestor a." — David Brenner. "N o w —is n 't th is b e tte r then th a t stuffy old c a v o ? " r Nolle* o7 S lw rltl'i te l* NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that by virtu* ol thel certain W rit ol Esecullon Issued out ol end under th* M il of th* County Court ol Pinellas County, Ffor Ida. CaM ftlOOUlOCOOsl upon a • Inal ludgmenl rendered In th* aloreMid Court on th* 17th day ol June A 0 1991. In that certain c a m entitled: Barnett Recovery Corporation, Plelnlltl vs Karl Peek and Carol Peek, Defendant which aforesaid W rit ol Esecu lion was delivered to me as Sheriff ol Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title end Interest ol th* defendant. Carol Peek, In and lo lh* following described property, said property being located In Seminole County, Florida more particularly de­ scribed as follows: On* l t d Ford A*roster Van, B l u e / T a n V I n . f IF MCA 1171J Z A lO lt l being stored at Allemont* Towing, ond th* undersigned as Sheriff ol Seminole County. Florida, w ill at 11:00 A M . on Iho Nth day ol April A O. 1994, oiler lor sal* and soil lo Iho highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at Iho Front (West! Door, at Iho llep*. ot Iho Seminole County Court house In Sanford. Florida, lh* above described properly. That said sale It being med* lo u t llf y the forms ol this Writ ot Esocutlon Donald F Etllnger, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida NOTICE REGAROINO THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O IS A B IITIES ACT OF 1990, PER­ SONS W ITH A D IS A B ILITY N E E D IN O S P E C IA L A C ­ COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SH O U LD CO NTACT 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 ­ F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC T IO N . I1SJ I4T H S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PR O C EED IN G TELE PHONE: (SCI) 110 4440 TTD (4o;j m m i . Published: March I t , 14, April 4, II . with lh* tale on April 10. 1994 DEP I I I PUB\iclALE C O N T E N T S OF STORAGE UNITS CONSISTING OF MIS CELLANEOUSITEMSFOR Robb. Linda Rhoades, James Sims, M J. Janoth. O. Vail, Imre Gallagher EnlerprlM* Koilowtkl. J , Relnllo, M W ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC A U C T IO N A T 411 M I N I STORAGE. 110 NORTH CR 417, LONOWOOD. FL ON 19 APRIL 1994 AT 1000 HOURS Publish: April II. II , 1994 OEO 111 Vi CITY OF LAKE MAR FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by lh * Planning and Zoning Board ol lha City ol Lake Mary, Florida, that M id Board will hold a Public Hearing on April 14. 1994 al f 00 p m , or a t soon a t pottlblt thereafter, to con tlder a request Irom Surrey Store Away, W. Sid* ol Rinehart Rd , |utl north ot Stromberg C a r lto n , a p p lic a n t, to r a variance lo Chapter 1M0B (A) ( I I (b l. Lake M ary Cod* of Ordinances to keep lh* t i listing ground sign. COMMENCE *1 lh* Northeett corner of lh* Northeett 1/4 of lh* Soulheesl 1/4 ol Section 4. Township 10 South. Rang* M East, Seminole County, Florida; run Ihertce S99-19'11"W along lh * North line ol said Northeast 1/4 ot th* Southeast 1/4 ol Section 4, a distance ol 11100 loot lo lh* West right ol way line o l R in e h a rt Road; thence SOO*M’14"E along seld W ell right ol way line, a distance of 172 41 feel lo e point lying N 00*14'14"E 400 00 feel of th* South line ol said Northeast 1/4 ol lh* Southeast 1/4 of Section 4; I hence S99-4*'4S"W a distance ol 114 00 I eel to a point lying S *9* a ’41" W 901 00 ftei ol III* East line ol M id Northeast 1/4 of the Soulheesl 1/4 ot Section 4 for a POINT OF BEOINNINGi run thence S00-1*T4"E parallel with M id E eit line, e distance of 100 00 feel; thence St9*4l'45"W a distance ol 119 19 feel: thence S00*19'1I"E a distance fo 71100 feel; thence N 91-40W W a die lance of 54 01 feet lo lh* West line of Mid Northeast 1/4 al lh* Southeast 1/4 ol Section 4; thence N09*19'ir'W along Mid West line, a distance ot 499.99 fett; (hence N*9, 4i'4J"E a die fence of 141 99 Iset to lh* POINT OF BEOINNINO. Contains 7.1112 e c re l or 171.411 square feet more or less Th# Public Hearing will be held In lh* City Commission Chambers at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Th* Public Is Invited to attend end be heard Seld hearing may continue Irom lime to time until a flnel action Is med* by lh* Planning and Zoning Board, N O T E : PER SO N S ARE A D V IS E D TH A T A TA PED RECORD OF THIS M EETIN G IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR IT S C O N V E N IE N C E . TH IS R E C O R D M A Y NOT C ON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RE CORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DE CISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO E N S U R E T H A T AN A D E ­ Q UATE RECO RD OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN T A IN E D FOR A P P E LLA TE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR­ RANGEM ENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. PER SONS W ITH D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN O ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC IP A TE IN ANY OF T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY A D A C O O R D IN A T O R 41 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE M E E TIN G AT (401) 174 1014. C IT Y OF L A K E M A R Y , FLORIDA Carol Foilar. City Clerk OATEO: April 4.1994 Publish: April 11,1994 DEQM NOTICE OF PU BLICHEARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Nolle* Is hereby given that a Public Heering will be held by th* Planning A Zoning Com mission in Iho City Commission Chambers. City Hell, Sanlord. Florida, al 1 00 p m. on Thurt day, April 11, 1*94. to consider a request lor a Conditional U m In an Agricultural Zoning Oittrlct LEGAL D E SC R IP TIO N S I H I 4 F I ot Lot 1, Pin* Lake Groves, as recordad In th* Public Records ol Semlnolo County. Florida In Plat Book 9. Pag* 11. . Using more generally d* scribed as 19SI Low* Avenue Conditional U m Requested Stormwater treatm ent pond wllhlh a w elllltld secondary protection rone (Schedule M Sec. 1 0 Welltteld Protection) All parlies In Interest end cllliens shell have an opporlunl ly lo be heard *1 Mid heering By order ot the Planning A Zoning Commission of the City ol Sanlord. Florida, this April I. 1994. Jo* Dennison, Chairmen Planning A Zoning Commission AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a person decides lo *pp**l a decision med* with respect lo any matter considered *1 lh* above m ealing or hearing, h*/ihe may need a verbatim record ol th* proceedings In eluding lh* testimony end evl dene*, which record Is not provided by the City of Sanlord (F 5 144 OIOS) P E R S O N S W IT H D IS ABILITIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PA RTIC I PATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 110141* 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G Publllh April 11.1994 OEQ ID* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I EIOHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. CaM No.>911119 CA^I4E OENERAL JURISDICTION FLEET REAL ESTATE FUNDINGCORP Plaintiff, VS CLEOPHAS W HITE, at ux, etal., Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Nolle* Is hereby given thel th* undersigned Maryann* M o tm , Cltrk of th* Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE County, Florida, will, on th* ltth day ol May, 1994, al 11:00 e.m. *1 lh* West Front Door ol th* Seminole County Courthouse, In lh* City of Sanford. Florida, oiler lor Mis end sell at public outcry lo lh* highest end best bidder lor cash, lh* following described property situated In Semlnolo County, Florida, to wit. LOT 19, ACADEMY AAANOR UNIT TWO, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK II. PAGE 14, PUBLIC RECORDS 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 THE F O L L O W IN G IT E M S OF PROPERTY WHICH ARE LO C A T E D IN A N D P E R M A NENTLY INSTALLED AS A PART OF THE IM PR O VE MENTS ON THE SAIO LAND: R A N G E /O V E N . HOOD DIS POSAL. DISHWASHER. CEN TRAL HEAT AND AIR. HOT WATER HEATER, ANO WALL TOWALL CARPET, purluanl lo th* (Inal decree ol foreclosure entered In a case pending In M id Court. Its* style of which Is: F L E E T REAL ESTATE FUNDING CORP. vs. CLEOPHAS W HITE. *1 ux.. t l *1. Persons with e disability who need * special accommodation lo participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator *1101 N. Park Avenue. Suit* N. 101, Sanlord. Florida 11111 al least live days prior lo th* proceeding. Telephone: (401) 111 4110 eat. 147711 I 900 m 111 I (TD D), or 1 (9001 915 1770 ( V), vl* FI or Ida Relay Service. WITNESS my hand end olflclal aeal ol M id Courl th li 1st deyol April, 1994. (SEALI MARYANNE MORSE CLERK By i Dorothy W. Bollon Deputy Clerk Publish: April 11, II, 1994 DEQM N O T IC IO P PU BLICHEARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Nolle* ll hereby given Ihel a Public Heering will be held by th* Planning A Zoning Com m inion In lh* City Commission Chambers. Clly Hell, Sanlord. Florida, si I N p m on Thurs day, April II , 1914. lo consider a request for • Conditional Us* In * R IJ . Restricted Industrial Zoning District LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot I I , Sanlord Commerce Park. *s recorded In th* Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida In P ill Book 11. Page*. Being more generally da scribed as: ITTCommerceWey Conditional Um Requested Paving construction of tic* and shop All partlas In Intarasl and cllliens shall hava an opportunl ty lo be heard al M id hearing By order ol lha Planning A Zoning Commission of th* City ot Sanlord. Florida, this 4th day of April. 1994. Joa Dennison. Chairmen Planning A Zoning Commission AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a person decides to appeal a decision med* with respect lo any mailer considered al th* above meeting or heering. ho/the may need a verbatim record ot th* proceedings In eluding th* tesllmony and avl danca. which tacord Is nol provided by th* Clly ol Sanlord IFS 144 0101) P E R S O N S W I T H DI S ABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PA RTIC I PATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 110 S ill 4) HOURS IN ADVANCEOF TH E M E E TIN G Publllh: April II, 1944 DEQ 109 NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Nolle* Is hereby given Ih it * Public Heeling will be held by lh * Planning A Zoning Com mission In lh* City Commission Chambers. City Hell, Sanlord. Florida, el 1:00 p m . on Thurs­ day, April 11, 1994. to consider a request for a Conditional Use In a OC-2, General Commercial Zoning Olitrlcl. LEOAL DESCRIPTION: Be ginning al a Point 179 4 F I N end 2S FI W ol th* InlerMdlon ol the centerline at 1st Street end Holly Avenue, run N 1M FI. W IIS FI. S ISO Ft, E I2S FI lo lh* Point ol Beginning; AND: Lot X . LAKE MONROE INDUS TtllA L PARK, according to th* Plal thereof as recorded In Piet Book 14. Peg* 79 ol th* Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida. Being more generally de­ scribed as: 100 N. Holly Ave. Conditional Um Requested: Melal fabrlcellon/welding shop All parlies In Interest end cllliens shell have an opportunl ty lo be heard at M id heering By order ol th* Planning A Zoning Commission ol lh* City ol Sanlord, Florida, this Ith day ol April, (994. Jo* Dennison, Chairman Planning A Zoning Commission AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a parson decides lo appeal * decision med* with respect to any matter considered *1 the above meeting or hearing, he/the may need e verbatim record of lh * proceedings In eluding the testimony end evl dance, which record Is nol provided by the City ol Sanlord. (F S 144 0105) P E R S O N S W I T H DI S ABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC I­ PATE IN AN Y OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR A T 310 S i l l 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Publllh: April II, 1994 DEQ10! • NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given Ihel I am engaged In business al 101 Card Courl, Lake Mery, Semi nol* County, Florid*, under the F ic titio u s N em o ol P R O ­ FESSIONAL BUSINESS RE SOURCES OF FLORIDA, end thel I Intend to roglsler Mid nemo with lh* Olvlston ot Cor­ porations, Tellehestee, Florid*. In accordance with th* pro­ visions ol lh* Fictitious Nam* Statutes, To Wit: Section 441 09. Florida Statutes If9l. Barber* A. Rieplennlk Publish: April 11,1944 OEQ4IA 71 —Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 8:00 A.M. • 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY & SUNDAY Orlando • Winter Park 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 comtcLtllv* tlm o i...........37c a lino 7 consocullvt tlm o i...........70c a lint 3 coniKullvt times...........91* ■ lino 1 tlm i............. .......... — 11.19 a lino Ratal i t * pot Isiuo, based on 3 lines * 3 Lima Minimum NOW ACCEPTING .C L E R IC A L RESEARCH. Wonderful position gueren teed lo lake you pieces Super botiendbenefllsl Train lullyl FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 14* W. H lh S I. 1111114 D R IV ER FOR Ownef/Operater wills C U L for SMI* ol Fla ■ Home week end*. 1XF1410 DRIVERS Ewell In d u ilrltt !» Accepting application tor MM driven In the O rla n d o a re a 17400 Narcotsee Md» Must have COL license Full benefit package. Apply at: I ISO High St. ______ l —Hi weed E O I EXPERIENCED COOKS Scheduling may nclud* Horald Ailverlitet at Ihe cost ot an additional day Cancel when you get results Pay only tot day* your nd runs at ratrj earned Use (lit description lor lailtisl insults Copy must follow acceptable typo graphical to/m ‘Commercial hsrqusmcy rales are available DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday • Monday 5 30 P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In th* event ot an error In an •d, the Sanford Herald will be taeponelbla for th* flrat Ineertlon only and only fo lha •(tent of tha coal of that Inearllon. Pleeaa chock your ad lot accuracy tha flrat day M rune. Full lime Apply In person P e r r y 'i Reslurrsnl, upper level. All.monte M ill EXPERIENCED BOOT PERSON Musi have own tools and be able to do heavy collision Apply In person between 4am and 1pm at 14*1 Country Club Hoed, Sanlord 1711044 .F O R K L IF T O P E R A T O R . 14 SO hr Permanent |ob wllh lullbenelitt Hlrlrgnowl FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 70*W .U t h 5 l..m 11)4 G 000 WORKERS NEEDED 71—Help Wanted 1 2 - Elderly Care ADULT CARE In our private home Sanlord area Lots ol loving car* tor your loved ones Contact Holly tn etal ADULT CARE In private San tord home fSSO/mo Inc love, m eals, tran sp o rt , enter lelhment, A moresSS 1491 21—Personals ADOPTIONS Free medical car*. Iranspor tatlon. counseling, private doctor plus living etpentes Bar >11751} Clearwater Attorney John F ticker ) SOO Sit 1440 .A U T O B IL L IN G . Handle accounts lor out stand Ingdealsl Benetllsgalorel FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT AVON p re d u c lil. 00# Earn to S0*k No door/door P T/FT S ondllll 1191/1 90D S44 7199 BOOKKEEPER Part lime Able to fill oul quarterlyi and do Income fa. CaM Nancy in«S4S a CARPENTER T R A IN E E • Great fulural Permananl |ob Gel paid RAIN or SHINE 11 FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT reow n i h i l . 11) lira ATTENTION SECOND SHIFT PARENTS! Reliable childcare with hot meets Licensed daycare facility Cell for rates H I7 H l/L ic »19110 CHILDCARE IN MY HOME Reasonable ra ta l Fenced yard, meats A snacks 114 S/4I CDL CLASS A DRIVERS Clean 7 yr MVR full and part dm# In Soullt Orlando 1 yrt « xper itnc• Call i f f 1If f 41—Cemetery Loll PARK Masonic Gardens, 1 lots m ans 4 3 — In v e s t ig a t iv e S e r v ic e s M AJESTIC IN V ES TIG A TIVE k r v i i n Domtutit re la horn Free comulfahon 4 f l) u H M l AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds Ilk* success We re well In i* our 3rd decade ol training successful agents No licenser We'll help! WATSON REALTY CORP R lA LTO R S n in e * C O M P A N IO N /H flM F M A K E R 10 live with elderly lady Sal ar y, pr i va t e l i vi ng quarters, etc Call alter 10am. please 179 4700____________ COOK 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s Homestyl* foods Apply 1 4 PM al Holiday Houst Hestau rant. Hwy 1197 near Laka Mary A Drug Irea Workplace EARN 11,000 1)000 per month perl time working to IS hours per week Serious only __________ 119 9019 CULTURED MARBLE MANUFACTURER Needs experienced e riN IS H E R e INSTALLER • SET UP/POURER 11 experienced In fiberglass, w# will train Call 494 .040 61—Money to Lend KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE M0NEYI All yog need ll your fill# jack Diamond for appointment _________ 760 7779___________ DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS. Tavares, FI. a well established and grow mg C entral Flo rida bai«d company offers yog 7 k to 7*4 per mile Up to 17.000 mi per mo Slop Oft Pay Unloading Pay Vacation Pay Safety & Performance Bonus Spout#1Riding Program Average Trip 5 7 Day! Lale Model Conventional Tractor! If you have 7 years tractor tra ile r. OTU and snow and Ice experience plus- a good- driving record, call 71—Help Wanted ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL 111 0S)f or 111 4111 DRIVER WANTED Full time Must have late model econo vehicle for local deliveries utlllllng personal vehicle. Call 941 1 X 1 4 J 1 ____ A U T O BOOT R E PAI R T E C H N IC IA N /P A IN T C R Own tools Experienced Skills in current models Orange Clly are* Calf after I P M 904 It s ) 10t GREENHOUSE WORKER Tractor exp helpful Or Lie req M l I S tall 111 0444 roe w. isihSt .in sirs AUTO MECHANIC IM O B IU : Certified or w/4 yrs exp end w'deslr* fo become certified Valid driver license and tools F/T, soma weekends Cell tor delalls 177 7194 Iv msg 9 1 27—Nursery & Child Cere O A K LA N D Memorial sttao D A ILY WORK/OAILY PAY Report 4am 1101S Hwy 17 91 lonq wood Call 494 t i l t alter 1pm • • • • • • • • • i Boommo HAM ANO EGG DELI Because ot increased sales need help! 1st and 7nd shifts available Heifer than average pay Exp In making dell sandwiches helpful Apply In person AMACQ exit SI. $H 4A HOST HOSTESS/CASHIER Will train Apply 7 4 PM at Holiday House Restaurant Hwy 11 91 near Lake Mar y A Drug tree Workplace HOUSECLEAMERS lor TID Y MAID S days/wk wllh pay end benefit!. 1191149 TELEM ARKETER Position open for an expert enced telemarketer Evening hours. 4PM TPM. Monday through Thursday Apply m person Sanlord Herald. M» M F r *tx h A ve, ask Tor Tr ac y • LEASING TRAINEE # Show apt Personality w lfiff FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 700 W l)th It.. I l l 1174 LOCATES Conduct your own locate search f or a Hep tty step guide send I l f f l fo Locale. PO Boa 1401, Sanlord. FL 11771 HOI LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Musi have COL "A ” wllh clean MVR Produce expert enc# and qood references re quired Caller apply M IC Trucking. 1911 W ISI SI Sanferd, FL 40/ i l l Ms) MAIDS F/T M F B 4 P /T re ild flyer delivery Molly Maid 747 SO07_ MECHANIC Full time wllh citrus company in Ml m i, Fl 40 hr l. Mon day Friday with jv m ib ih ly of some overflm*’ Heavy #m phatls on farm equipment and tru c k s 17 50 Per hr plus benefits after vo days Con tact Jan Dreher ®7 76t ***> eMECMANICAL • • ENGINEER * Excellent future1 You w ill be working lor line'best I H orry I FREE REGISTRATION AAA E M P LO YM EN I 700 W 75th St .711 5174 MEOICAL RECEPTIONIST For busy orthopaedic office Call Sharon al 747 SS7S Notice Concrete Lawn Service FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Weyn* Beel. I Men Quality Opera I ton 111*1114/414 1*41 TOM A JEFF'* LAWN CAREI all contractor* be rtg l*l*f*d or corf Hied To verity a slat* c o n tr a c to r * license c e ll t 100 141 1940 Occupational License* are required by th* county end can be verified by celllnq 111-1110, e>l. 7411 A d d itio n s & R e m o d e lln s RES./COMM. Vinyl Sldlnn , Alum . Fram ing . O ryw all. Door*, Rooting, Concrete 111*411 s.o, Bjtint.CBCatfaao a n e fls C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kind* Of home repair*, painting A ceramic III* RichardGrosx I I I 1911 Moving Electrical M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/res Llc/ln t IER0004I91 111 4471 General Service! " INDOOR A OUTDOOR Plastering. Remodel new end ^ ilifo H ^ io m e ^ m ^ iy ^ ^ ^ ^ Home Improvement AFFOHOABLE HOME Repair Dependable. All phases. Call lorFreeetf.M lchaal 1711101 R ESTORATION. DRY WALL, melal studs, door*, trim, slit Ing. porches, decks, garebos Llcensod/lnsurtd 111)0*1 Carpet/lnstallatlon CARPET M IL L DIRECT Big Discount* Famous Brandt First Quality. TopLIne. Slalnmatttr, Saxonies, Trecklesi. Sculptures*4 99yd Commercial level loops 4149 yd Installation *07 )34 *400 Carpet Cleaning SAMS CARPET CLEANING plus strip and bull floors. R tiid in fla l/c o m m trc la l 14 hrs. 134 1141, beeper 444 0541 C le a n in g S e rv ic e * * " HONEST DEPENDABLE Person lo clean your house |u it th* way you ilk* II at a price you *u r* can afford. Call Verm * 11M404 R *! /Comm . depend Able, low reft!I Freeetf J » 7070 &Storage CLASS A MOVERS Mi, xi rig ip eclalltlt 1 0 \ ol) all local move* with coupcei *’We move —Withpride In mind" 3)1 41M Painting P A IN TfN Q , paper fling ing, preiMjira we thing end dry well rep F rte » if H i n /4 rtpelr Tiressure Cleaning ~ DUN R ITE ! Clean driveways, roofs, pool d e c k tr w alks, houses F r te tif, 331 4172 Photography BEACH. Spertt and Weddings Mobil equip unique pricing ____ForJnfocall 134 9403 RITE-WAY,,I,M"'..... Roollng WE SHOW UP OY5BERS HOME REPAIR 9 R O O F I N O : Painting, c a rp e n try B o n d /ln * /L lc RC0044745 Call 174 4115 l V T h ie 1)1* W ork For You ?T C n llC ltie im .il -Vrra--------- ---------- - S 3 2 2 - 2 6 11MUrl Landscaping RANDY'S Q U A LITY LAWNi Complete pro cere since 19*0 Clean up*, hauling. I l l 0714 Lawn Service J A D LAWN MAINTENANCE W* da everything I Cell for Ire* animat**.}]. sax Swimming Pool Servlco/Repalr W EEKLY SERVICE from *45 mo. Chem Rite Pool Service JToberf^Shoemaker Tree Service kcMOLS TREE SVC Lie s, Ins "Lei fh* Professionals do It," Free estimates..........1712319 Window Repair and Cleaning WINDOW 1 SCREEN REPAIR: s tim u li A d v e r t i s e Your Business E v e r y D a y For As L o w As $45 Per Month. Call C l a s s i f i e d , 3 22- 2611 �T r Sanlord HoroltJ, Snntorti, Florida - Monday, April 93—Rooms for Rent Part lima tor Doctor'! office S»nd reium et to Blind Boi 304 P O Boa 1447 Santord. F l 33777 IMF RteiptlonlU/Tfwscilpliomil Eaparlanca required Sand rMuma lo 311 N Mangouillne A«> . Sanford, F I 3177l I m e o ic a l LPN I7h rth llti lla m 11pm IV eiperletsce preferred Apply In par ion [wisery Manor 14 N Hwy I f t f Oafcarr, FI I MEDICAL RN [barge nuriai tor fam Jpm and II f ilsiftt IV and van iiiator espenersceiteeded Apply In potion Dabary Manor M N. Hwy 11 1] Dabary. PI_________ | MEDICAL CNAS and ORDERLIES Mutt ba carlillad ] II and f ) ttiIMt Apply In panon Dabary Manor U N . Hiay if n Oabary, FI « 7 *aa « « i OFFICE HUP P I Compular eaperlersce and organliatlonal tk lllt ra quired Merllial ratordt aipa r.anca helpful Must type to •pm Sand raiumo to P O ho* 1747, Santord FJ^lffff OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! Ptfra f atbtom invilt* you fo mlvr IFt* iifv c t vi let I lie All ttrrifo fItt, 10% from hom# High com m inion. tel your own hour*. free |V » sale* kit tarn great reward* for doing your |ob Car and phone needed Mutt pottett mature atbfudo Come end tee what w t'r* all about om Tuetday, April tflh at 6 30 In the p r iv a te d in in g room at Shoney t Restaurant, /<UG ir to Hr onion Highway. Klttimee bitate RSVPby 4/11 M l U04 • PACKER TRAINEE • I m l o r d t I r m ) IB u i y a no la taler rteeiTt 1 people r<owl Eaty Ilf* work f FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT too w n th s t . i n n ; t PRINTER f •peritnred spray .painter 'errtlller wilts polyurethane ♦ r 1 1• m % 1 y r t t i p Automotive marine rater tor finishes Apply at 1479 Dotgner Piece Sanford l l t t l d PART TIME AID to help elderly woman San ford area Some driving, leaning, cooking 7 t h r t day Phone 111 000 JANITORIAL Par t tim e c leaner / floor per ton M ut t be able to pan v m rity check Call 791 3JU PR PERSON (k» Getter I To vliif near home v t*i in metro Orlando area Territory and training pro < ded Gat allowance and in ( om e w i l l r a n g e I r om l '00 ITOQ/wk part lime (Mourt fitilb le ) Call M3 I U4 PRESCHOOL TEACHER fu ll time for toddler* E «p nec CaK for Appt j ; i »Jll or i ; i vei) THE KIDS KORNER PRODUCTION 10 NEEDEO PERMANENT POSTIONS W g co seek* individual* lor avtembiy line Good attitude Mgh energy and reliablity a mutt MS diploma and good work hittory required IS hr Never a feet Help Pertonnel, *Jf m i SALES 17500 15000 per month I MFMl n lf SALES COUNSELORS Reputable cemetery ottering a greet opporlunlly lor people oeilrlng lo gain reward by ottering needed service* Full training with •■callant health A rallrtm anl banallli Full lima poilliont with high In toma polanhal Noe«peritnte natatiary Call K Landrail immadlalalyat i n 4241 SERVERS HOSTESS DISHWASHERS Experienced only for uptcale tlu b____________Call H 100N SM E N G IN E /E Q U IP M E N T MECHANIC lor lawn ivc Evening! 4 S houri Call lor appl: M0 WOO laaua matiaga TEACHERS M u ll hava aarnad to h r i toward a CDA or equivalent, or bachalort dagraa In aarly childhood. I P WPS TELEMARKETING National M lg hat tavaral opanlngi on 111 aggrattlva telemarketing staff Wo olfar lull training and banallli Starting pay ii tF.SO hour Experience pralarrad Call M i Dakar, Mon Frl. 9 S ________<407) 0 4 071)________ TRUCK MECHANIC Light la haayy duly Must hava looliandaiparlance ________ C a lln if M f ________ WAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK Eiperlenced only Apply In panon; Day i Inn. Santord 447113*54*_________ WAREHOUSE AND O EN ER A L LABOR H E L P N E E D E D I Bonui for driven All ih lllt available Dally pay, no toe Report ready lo work J 30 am. Industrial Labor Svc , 1011 Franch Av. Nophcnetalll WRECKER DRIVER Eiparlancad. M utt llva In Sanford area A hava CDL. Apply ah Bulch'l Towing. 7707 W. lit SI. 93—Rooms for Rent A QUIET, CLEAN rm. In San lord. Kltchan A phone use. coin laundry I t t A up 314-4411 A Q U IE T FURN RM. \ v / D combo, kit prlv., A/C, SfJ/wk. + dap l / I alec, non imokar. 374 4(44*1 tor 5pm CLEAN ROOMS, tingle tlarllng STS/wk. K llc h tn . phona, laundry, vldao g a m ti. oil itrael parking. 3H U 11______ Ii FUlfN. ROOM private home, houie prlv , nice area Raler encei required H I M i l IN P R I V A T E LONOWOOO home Slaady em ployed, M0/whl5O/dep. (14 35(0 M A T U R E D PERSON. Light cooking M5/wk F ln l and toll _____ m w n ___________ NEWLY RENOVATED, private entrance, paddle Ian In your room your own heal control, refrigerator. microwave, and color ly Oil Ureal parking and maid service Convenient location the bail In town H I M M _____ SANFORD Private entry, quiet area, houl* privileges tat'w k, with tec dep 374 7444 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent NOTICE All rental and real estate advertisements are iub|ecf to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes II Illegal lo edverthe any pcelerence, llm lla lio n or d iscrim in atio n based on race, color, religion, sai. handicap, lamlllal status or nail dial origin EFFICIENCY. Ig prlv back yard, all ufll me I SMt/mo 4 H 01/MC 773 l l l l c r 171(137 EFFICIENCY APT. Completely furnished U tilitie s paid U'J) mo til and toil 1J4 ltd PRIVATE ENTRY A BATH Utilities turn iao week t f i deposit I I I S4IS_________ __ SANFORD I Ddrm Collage I H d r m Apt Eicetlent neighborhood SfO/vvk I I toe) sec Call 171 f«71 K IT 'N' CA R LYLE® by Larry Wrlfihl 107-Mobile Homes/ Rent OSTEEN 7 bedroom. I bath On 10 acre! S4S0 plus 1)00 securl t y. 304 44* llaOaller tpm i BDRM I l / I BATH mobile home M u lle t Lake Park Estates 1404 11/ 171/ 115—TndustriaF Rentals OFFICE/wirehoute space. 1300 Sq It. P rim e location al entrance to Central Fla Re glonal Airport 40/171 740f * PRIME LOCATION * 7.100 sq M ol nice olllce space 2.000 sq It warehouse, alto lenced storage Airport Blvd Ironlage 314*344 SPRING BREAK!! One Bedroom Apar tments ties DEAL V oiiw oodA pti )7f ff74 MINUTES FROM SANFORD SPRING SPECIRLII f Bdrm / I B allsll) m i SHENANDOAH APARTMENT! MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm 1IAO mo 7 bdrm. 1410 mo and up 323 8670 MEA1 7 Dr Apt W 7nd St ArC carpd?tfd kltcbvn equipped IIVI) RJO • dg£ YU m i OSTCCN i bdfm «pf |?S0 J btfrm u w L.srtjr rm v qui«f dtredi fJifkif»g 4iTf Mjyicrwn t/2 §229__________ PARK AVE nk« A ( t m t 7 B ifrm hardw ood flo o r* IJ/S mo 1700 dfp No p*!* H Ijm d R y t J24 ITJitvR SANfOMD 1 Bdrm. U00 mo plu* Mcurlty Ail util H itt paid • ic tp f tl<K 111 HA! 1 BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIAL! 1 bdrrn* A *ff»c rvoil Call Jorry, P3 MSP 2 BORM of 2114 S Sanford Avr SU4 Inc w*t**r andgarboq« *Ct 1/4 /»M 9am 17pm • STEREO SPEAKERS » ' by 14" In nice ihepe I2S tor Ih* let Call 133 4407____________ TRADE New Denon Stereo Syl tern A Bole Speaker* lor anything ol value) 344 )11) ■ TV, Remote. (To C*ri)2)4)40~ 118 —O ffic e S p a ce / R e n t 141—Homes (or Sale E NEW Senlord offices and/or warehouses 400 7.(00 iq fl Special, 1741/nsa. 1)1 3114 SANFORD. Olllce space 5400 sq If. building total. 1700 tq fl per office unit D l 7004 1ANFOHO 3 room oftica, wood p a n e lle d F r e n c h Ay e (350/monBt 330 ISM________ 104 5Q F E E T for lease on 17 47. successful ealiling anchor businesses Good parking and llghllng C re e l v is it/,lily Asking 1400'mo 172 4444work AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES FHAOR VA AS LOW AS * • ,% Atium# no qooBNot A owner financing low i t |4M /m of Gov'l F o rtc lo iu rn , Rvpotl Seminole, Or jnge, Volutlif SstnfuiNjf Proper tie* F p f L i l l Th,*n |J, CW Down M ht % / I Seim MORGAN REALTY SANFORD 71th SI end Myrtle Ave 321 6762 DELTONA 404 77) 4474 Q n tu tfc . • FORECLOSURE T I I on 4 iC fiH Appl in tide ulM fenced ydl Onlf Ut.OOGf • l / I . ov*r l / I ic rv l Liv dm ♦rim frn S iftflllt dniti 144.100 • J/J w/POOL lor only 144 )001 Liv , dining, fim rm * too* • L AKE , tin n lle poolf ) J c ut fo m , liv d m . ®,»f in kifch appt G ifiig r 14/ OOO* • 1/1, n*w corpot A piirif! Cent I f / A, cOf (Murt Jut f 141,9001 A h um<* No Di m /tf/ei f I • 1 7 WtJ P ITI tSA.SOO • 1/7 *pHf, fenced IU ) P ITI ISO 900 PRC for ec U te r i I 14 000 dn 3/7„ hoavlfy freed 171 acre Spill bdrm , coramlc file ippl. gitroge Poiiibi# owner hold 2nd Ju*ltM.900» M irk fiim Wdi. furecloiure 4 7 1 r acre p i» lu r« /l1 ib l« 1105.000 EFFICIENCY HOUSE Tur Rr.,1 1741/mo At Jll S 41h SI l ale Mary C alltw 4171 MICE A CLEAN I t f anted yard tie pets l47Smo 1st last A le t IW 4*4/ tym tpm NICE 7 BDRM house in 5antord fleaulltul shaded lot. cat port. t v-.s 11VJ mn H4J M jt PINECREST 11. appliance!, lenced yard 1150 mo Call Paul. H I 4144 SANFORD Htmillon Distrid RENT TOOWN Like new 1'2 Air. Laundry SJOOOdn , VMS'mo 14* t W SANFORD 7 bdrm. 7*i balls laletront house 1450/mo 171 1004 SANFORD OOLDSBORO RENT TOOWN J talrm Like newt Air 11.500 down 1145/mo l* » 7 » f ______ BATEMAN REALTY Mr Lee t rental ad started on Friday and hit house wai rented by Saturday, Another very ialltfled Santord Herald customer 1 LET THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU! 322 2611 831-9993 U N IQ U E HOUSE. 7 Bdrm, hardwood Boon, fpl. 7 car gar Closa lo ouwnluwn 127 SdSt'dayi_______ 373 0771 eves 7/ 7, ap pliances, hook ups, garage, carpet, blinds, cent heal/air 1500 19* 1704 e il 401 105—Duplex___Triplex / Rent CEDAR AVE. 7 bdrm 7 bath" In side u t ility , ca r p o rt. MSQ/mo. 1st and !•*( 111 7*44 LAKE MARY 7 bebrn, carpel. C/M/A, appl , mlnli, lenced yard POOP A R EA IJI *7(4 107—Mobile Homos / Rent COUN TR Y S E T TIN O , com plainly turn, 7/1. garbage /water turn, covered fenced patio. Ideal tor work couple or ling parent. USO/mo. puidep No pell. I l l I* IF IN THE COUNTRY. 7 Bdrm. I Bath. 14' X 44'. |400/mo. 1250/tec dep. Call 371 22*54 5 _____ or 173 1114 evenlngi 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 ASSUME NO O U A LIFY I 4 bdrrn eacdlcml condition torrvrr tot, ft head yard Only 149 9€0l H urry wM! ta il fi* H Janet Mansfield. 323-7271 AA Carntt* Inc , i l l 12)4__ LAKf MARY A R I A I 2 g o rg to u * oa k*, naar g o lf comf m* t I f .900 Cad f or a pipI1 )7I UM VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking to buy a hom t’ Wr hava hom#* in alt area* of Seminole Orange Y o lu iia Co uni i* * l Call for del ml*" • 1/7 w ith fire p la ce newer carpel .md hie waj • Fortcloturtt 4 7 on I )7 acre* Fireplace 1104 910 • 4/7, 7.700 sq ft fireplace, Ig Mr porcht 1104,900 Beth O*borne Venture I Properties 3300273/774 9400 SANFORD 1 Hdrm I 1 1 Path ling car gar , new cent H/A. frevhiy painted ouftido fiew root before riming 114 000 down w /*it*um e non quallflng loan Appro■ 141 000 J7I 9001 STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT A REALTY 407 i l l 7117/177 41 74 STENSTROM L i t K « a l E * t i t « Broker 7440 Sinlord Ave 321 0759 BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV'F FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA l ORANGE COUNTY Call for dtfaifif VENTURE I PROPERTIES KILL THE AD I’VE RENTED IT ALREADYI OUTBOARD eOhp Johnton with LIQUOR STORE Downtown Santord lor tale or lease Alio liquor licenses lor Orange and Seminole County tor sale __________ 174 447)__________ SANFORD R E T A iL /O F F IC E 1,15/Sq II Covered lidewalk I. high Iralllc area SfOO plus tales tai/rno Stomtrem Real ty lac, Jim Peytons 3441 PAUL OSBORNE aSANFORO l / I w/ den. tented yard, clean 1375 mo, 1250 sec aPAOLA AREA 1/7 1 w' dble car garage, scr porch, Ipic . well & septic 1150' mo M SOsec a SANFORD 2/7 DUPLEX w'd hookup, CM A. l415mo 1350 sec aO V IE D O l / I DUPLEX w/ carport, w/d hookup, heal/alr 13tS/mo 1750 sec Srt no dep Slenslrom Really, Inc. "We Manage yeur Home, like II was our own." Jim Doyle 172 24« Alter 4PM; 1J0 14tS ■ UPHOLSTERED CHAIR. 1100 OHO Brand new Btlg* an llqu* velvet with tm all ctoilgn In brown and burnt orange Brown piping, cordlnated lflp e and d tilg n . itralg ht tklrf, pleated al corner* end arm protector*. Highland Houte Mlg Very comforteble __________ 324 14*0 _________ W A T E R D E D . Ki ng l i f e w /h e a d b o n rd . h e a le r I month* old 1171 774 7444 Joel_ • WA T E R B E O Queen *l(e w/heedboard end pedetlel bate w/S drewer* I7S OBO Call Mark 3J4 0404 ieW ATERBED. SOFT SIDE, KINO SIZE. 1100 OBO 371 7710 leeve m ei**g» 183—Television / Radio / Stereo 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent Stenstrom Rentals 215—Boats and Accessories 117—Commercial Rentals U l —Homes lor Sale 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 181—Appliances / Furniture _ 321 2257 CASSELBERRY Beautiful ) bdrm. 1 bath New carpet paint Show* like a model I U4 900 690 TOM HALL REALTY 312 W. Flritl SI . Siinloid Oebiry 2/1. big lot! Fam rm c b canvfr . country! 147 S00 3 bdrm... corner lot*, c/fi/a low dn A monthly I Onl y 141.900 Si John'* River accen t 10 acre*. ?0K down! S/S.000 323-5774 322-7498 IN C CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE Pina Ridge Club J bdrm. 3 bath SlS.OOOCall J37 7304 157—Mobile Homes / Sale CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK I4i40 1/1 ipllf. 14 Baytprlng, central M/A. screen room 1(500 14*41 1/1 *plit 15 Peanon. central M/A, carport 117.500 __ Call 173 ()» 4 e r ()l 37(l NEW 1444 «. NO DOWN. I ( \ Intoretf, 14 X 7(, >171/m(. 14X 74,1314/mo 141 1744 159-Real Estate Wanted PRIVATE INVESTOR want* lo buy income proper he* Will look at i l l any condition __________ 330J IM __________ 1 OR 4 BDRM/3 bath pool home in Lake M ary High School d iltric t P lta*a call 904 793 M40 with de fa lk N o b ro k trt 181—Appliances / Furniture • AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE • H I S French Ave, Sanford Re f r i g e r a t or . Stove* W ith e r* Dryer* Free i yr tabor warr Del avail 3)1 001) APPLIANCES FURN.. TV'S, etc B uy Set! T r j d # I n i C H E E P O O E P OT , 1219 French Ave 321 )244 • BAR STOOLS, W lktr look back* Perfect condition I4i0 tor both, 574 *0A1 tv mig • DINETTE SET, Small H it. round table and four chair* Can deliver SIS CdlU22 4219 • O R A C O Y O U T H BED* Perfect condition. Headboard, footboard, frame and mat trei* OnlylW S74 4041 tv m*g HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 70 year* in Sanford Sale* New and U*ed Service all tnake* & part* 304 E Commercial St 377 3483 KC Pi MO RE w ith e r very nice I Free delivery and warranty __ Jehn A » Beil, 334 3I4S SOFA wtffi mafchlng ?ove*eal Fairly new only a tew yr* old *79) for both 377 39SS BUYERS! Dncouraged in Your Search for Your Dream Home! You NEED our Full Time Sale* Team to give you Full Time Service' So Call Any One of Them ANYTIM E l 322 242 0* 321 2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY •In Our 38th Year* DEB ARY L.ikilrusl 7/7. cen tral H /A .pluseilrasl 140.000 W -M a ltn o w ik l.llIT T M DUPLEX SANFORD Good neighbor hood, good condition 1)4.400 Call alter 5 00 174 4044 EXCHANGE OR IE L L your properly located any where) Investors Really, 774 5411 FABULOUS HOME ' M IN T CONDITION BRICK FIREPLACE • HUGE SCR PATIO w/SPA ■ EXQUISITE CERAMIC TILE Call Diana vi The Cannon Group 741 0041 or 777 1744 •ORACE ABOUNDS in' Inis 3 bdrm 7 bath home tucked In s id e b lo o m in g w a lk ! , towering oaks Your haven ol rest 143.500 •SANFO RD HISTORIC DIS TRICTt 2 itory, corner dbl lot Restore or keep as duple* Good rental Price reduced! 11 .VnW /to* H I M ' M i l 4) Re a l E sta te , inc . R E A L T Y , 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sale SUNLAND ESTATES J bdrm. 1 ba, tcreened porch, large treed lot with lake view f S3,000 40/ 323 0177 153—AcreageLots/Sale CANAL FRONT tot. On pav.d road Near boat ramp Lg tree* Wlfhlacocchee Rv SR 44 Reduced pr ke 407 374 8957 I MUST HAVE HAD OVER 50 CALLS AND THAT WAS AFTER I'D ALREADY SOLD THE RANGEI One very ta liilied Sanford Herald cutlomer exclaimed when canzaUng htr ad J C knew *h« had her range rea*onably priced but fflll could not believe how many call* i he received from her ad I LET THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU! 322 2611 831 9993 187—Sporting Goods DELUXE HUFFY 74 Inch gi H bike U*ed two lime* 145 __________ 177 1551___________ • OOLF CLUBS. Full let of J C Sneed* 7 pw. puller. ) wood* end Flbertpeed driver Beg Included 1100 Alto graphite d river evelleb 'e A ik for Shone,______337 7341 o rlvm tg GUN SHOW THE BIG ONE LAKELAND CIVIC CENTER • to FT PONTOON baa) , all llberglatt, 140 HP Evinrude Vary ta ill Many e itra t, like newl Only 110 750 77) (4(4 _ a ’17 GLASSTREAM IS' boa), traitor, 10hp Johnion Never In M il water, a m , condition 1) 400 OBO 404 734 4754 217—Garage Sales OARAGE SaleTT Why bolharf 4 WE BUY PAY TOP PR 1CEM _______ 447)74 441/_________ iniart Ihln black border •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage tale ad by 12 noon on Tueiday and lake advantage ol our tpeclal garage tale ad price!I Call Clattlhed now tor dalallti 322 2611 iri*ar» thin black bordar April 11, 14. 17 Friday nigh) preview 1 4pm Admlnlon ! ) Saturday end Sunday 4 5 Admlitlon 14 City parking 17 Spontored by Lakeland Rifle and Plifol Club. Inc_________ • ROLLER-SKATE!. Girl ilia 1, McGregor Junior EZ Roller, velcro Like new Worn 4 tlm ei Child l i l t grower Only I I P _________ Cell 177 441* • S T A I R - C L I M B E R P LU S eierclter, with video Paid over SIOO Sacrifice tor la) Call 771 4474 193—Lawnjt Garden FOR 1ALE WOOD MULCH Bring thovell BIO pick up load You load 111 5447 ____ ___ PLANT S4le Farm, amarylli* buibt, phllo , tm tree* Rea tunable 1017 Magnolia Ave I I HP 14" LAWN TRACTOR New blade*, new tpindie 1400 372 4021 or 377 to ll 195—Mach Inery/Tools aELECTRIC HEATER 41 l ' V \ I l l 00 Call 322 44(0 control*, new weler pump. 1175 Can hear run 37( 7(21 a l * FT BOWRIDER 115 HP Mercury, o/b. low houri. with trailer 13.000 >77 0144 to FT Bowrldtr New cenopy 40MP Evenruda w /lill A trim. Drive on frailer. Lite |acketi t lately equip Heavy anchor Boat cover. AM FM c«»v Nice boat ready lor walvr. Regliter A ride M u tt *ell lo pay luneral bill 143QOOBO 312 4(74 to FT CHECKMATE. 17) Marl ner, drive on trailer, eicelle/il condition Capacity 10 peopla 14.000377 (444 or 377 (04) a lto ) REGAL Medallion. 17' 10". 4 cyl In/oulboard motor w/drlv« on Iraller D.000 OBO (30 *004 or (44 aXUevei • 70’ AQUA SPORT. CC. 303 I/O . everything like new 1)000 OHO 404 537 4707 404 774 4474 ~ 199—Pets & Supplies a BIRD CASE. Round M ’ l4H on low melal ilend 111. Call 37) 1040___________________ • FREE KITTENS. In 7 weaki from now (Ju4t bornl I black. I blua'grey. t itriped A orey Father; Ayta blue. Momer >1ray cal 374 0/00__________ a M U S T S A C R IF I t E ’ Doberman. I i mo old black male Ear* and /all cropped B e a u t i f u l dog In door Outdoor Only 1100 Call 374 1444 201—Horses • R EN AU LT ENCORE. 1941. Eic*llent condition! 11.100 Hrm 130 1154 alter 4pm_______ • TOYOTA COROLLA wigen. ' 91. Aulo. A/C. red. 13K. warranty. 14,410 333 ( 43( VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO, 44.. Eictllent thepal Rum grtalt Look* tharpl Mull tee to appreciate Atklng 11,750 OBO Can tee al Slnghi Read Runner, 2141 S Santord Ay*. i l l ( )to Aik tor Tarry '71 VW B E E TLE . 1400 »ng Rum good, looks good, priced good With Radio 11*00 373 4743 77 FORD TRUCK FRAME. 4 cyl eng , euto Irammlulon, A wheel* tor tale 1)00 OBO 331 1471___________________ '77 T BIRO, Beautiful green. Great shape ffeedt engine work_ 1500 317 754* • I) CHEVY Chevelle 4 dr. 4 tpd. new lltei, doe»n l burn oil Good 2nd car S400 377 1113 •' « HONDA ACCORD 4 dr . 5 tpd A/C, P/W, AM /FM cattelto 13000 373 *412 ___ U DODOE COLT VISTA, 4 dr wagon, p/i, p/b. A/C, Am/Fm ttorto caiielte. 4IK m l, very good condition 17045 373 3*7) (7 FORD TEM PO LX. 5 *~pd . 4 dr, cold air, black, fully loadedjtunrooMTMOlll^lto^ 233—Auto Parts / Accessories___ • RECEIVER HITCH, heavy duty tor full lice Dodge truck Clan IV rating WHh acceil 140 313 4430 ( IM F • REESE TR A ILE R MITCH. Clan III. 5,000/10,000 capacl ly Fit* most lull tile pick up* MO 373 941! • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN 74, I Ion, Pattenger v«n. clean Loadedl Too much to lltf. mutt *e« to appreciate Only 11,445 OBO . 311(700 • FORD RANOER. LTX 41. P/S. crulto A/C, ilereo. 4.700 in Itot. I yr or 32,000 ml left on warranty Call 377 1553 _ • I1UZU P/U 41 Red' 7K, A/C. am/tm cat*, lull bedllner, rear window 19.450 172 4*34__ • je eV pic' kU p T ruck . 1434 . 4<4 with topper 1400 OBO Need* a lot ot TLC 373 3454 • JE EP PICK UP 4i 4, 1974 VI auto Engine and tram re built (about 10.000 m littl Newer interior 17 000 III TOM Santord Motor! Jeep Eagle logo 222—Musical Merchandise BLONDE FE N D E R STRAT Aulog/aphed from Wayne'* World II 11500 OBO 31) 1151 eve* 223—M is c e lla n e o u s eCARPET, Indoor/outdoor 4' X 14'. Hlgn qualify, Aqua tea m ilt color 3y r*o ld Screened porch replaced by tun room 140 Call 17) 7*74 CMILDCRAFT CRIB, uiad 7 mot 1110 SEARS PORTA RLE COLOR TV. 14 inch with remote control HOP 374 7142 FAST Healthy P e..ll4ll nea pentiv* way to tote weight now Get H«ppyt 314 3714 • ORACO CAR SEAT. L lk t newl Paid MO atklng 150 __ ___ 574 4041 Ivm tg • HOUSEPLANT 10 Ft Flcu* tree In pot 115 C a ll* tl)3 U 1ATELITE SYSTEM Never in tlelled. remote control, de tc ram h ler equipped Cot! 13400, atklng 11150 777 1744 • SCREEN DOOR while elu mlnum to" wide Like newl P um p F r a me H a r d wa r e Thrtiholdplate 14)3)0 4715 230—Antique/Classic Cars eFORD THUNDEROIRD. 14*4 All o rig in al I Naad* tl *91__OBO toma )3T0TU 209—Wearing Apparel 231—Cars a PROM ORESS. SH# ) 4 110 Plaa*# call 3T2 3I97 far mora Informafion________________ CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 74. All power. A/C. rum good n ew llrei MOO 1404)71501(1 CHEVY MALIBU. 1474 4 door Need* ,une up 1300 __________ 774 5751__________ • CHRYSLER IM PER IA L ‘tl. Like new M o il tell Only 113.500 Cell I4Q7I33) 4454 • HONOA"ACCORD LX, 1442 LOW MILES! 4 door. P/S. P/B, air, Kenwood A M /FM caitette Rotewood color Will run Jotev to .117 400 311 4473 JEEP CHEROKEE. 14(4 Red w / gray Int 4 0 eng , 4 dr., overdrive, auto Good cond 14.941 407 371 11(4Ivm tg • P LY M O U TH Grand Fury, white A I cond thru out Good mileage 12.000 0110 ^13 4900 * PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION • EVERY TUESDAY 7;)4 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 41, Oaytona Beech 944 IS) (J ll • OLASTRON. 1(11 V hull. 3SIW 240 Volvo, M ih/ikl. loll oi • lira * 17000 OBO 434 53*5 • HOUSEBOAT, live aboard 4] Naulallne. twin engine V drive. StoK. DrQuam44) (111 ___ STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open 4am 3441 Celery Ave 3 ml E of Santord I ml N ol St Rd 44 I.S4 a pound 371 71(4 17000 QUO All power 317 0)54 215—Boats and Accessories 231-Cars 235—Trucks/ Buses/ V ans work a PAINT THE TOWN RED while end blue Selling oil 1 only. I 1/7 angle »a*h bruin 2 only. I" tlie bruih 2 only, 4" home bruih A 1)0 value. a ik ln g lle fo ra ll il» 111 47(4 ■ WELSH BABY BUOOY. 50 ynold. vinyl 145 OBO 373 4741 1994 - SB 221—Good Things to Eat E N OL I S H S A DD L E Clote contact 14 inch 12)0 Call 4)4 404)________ 211—Antiques/ Collectibles 11 . •1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES 41 EAGLE TALON Turbo, all wheel drive. 79 COO mile* 113.475 _ Call 377 4347 • 1471 CHEVY 17 Ion p/u 150 V4 Run* good Engine and tram tlrong 11500 37) 5)17 238—Vehicles Wanted WE PAY TOP li lt FOR Complete or Wrecked Car*. Trucks RUNNINGorNOT » ANY CONDITION #323 1444 a 239—Motorcycles and Bikes 111 HONDA TWINSTAR, 1479. 3.000 miles, loaded Like new! 1400 ...................... 313 1447 1445 HONDA 744 MAONA. Good condition 11,754 ________ 333(4 JT__________ # '(l HONDA 750 cuifom. good condition, J5K mile* t/GOODO 33) 041) Ivm tg or 333 1759 • •() KAW ASAKI. 500 LTD Prime condition 1400 or will trade lor Jon boat 111 4HJ 241 —Recreational Vehicles / Campers • HOLIDAY Rimbltr Imperiil, '19 3SH basement model, loaded Eicellenl cond Op tlonal Honda motor scooter lor 1 w/reck 1) 1.000 407 ( 49 4474_ •VAN/CAMPER. 1471 Chevy model 30 Good condition All eccessorle*l?.500 373 444( 14(5 LO COLEMAN camper, gas stove, elec, air, awning, 12(00 1154 Is! SI Paola___37) 4474 1417 COACHMAN M.H. 14 H . 13K ml Many eilra il Incl generator Very eaiy to drive 1)4.400 ........................ 377 4(50 • 74 MOTOR HOME Run* great Will trade tor travel Iraller ol comparable value 321 7(95 77 SOliftl W INO motor hom eT) It Eicellenl condition Gen eralorS5.000 3I7 9174_______ ’41 ALLEGRO motor home 27II. awning, twin beds, generator and tv 137.500OBO 311 0732 Ideal lor mobile home or home tile , ho rtet. cattle, terming, or nur»ery Zoned agricultural 13,400 per acre Small down payment with owner financing 444 74M7M SANFORD w e ll F l n l St Com mercial lot, 114 44 X 241 12 ft . zoned GC2 Prlne location! 1250 000 Terms SANFORD eail Cameron Ave 10 acre*, zoned Agricultural 1150.000 Sloan Realty' Assoc. 323 8860; eves, 831-2335 Follow the Easter Bunny To Savings... Ask Ahtmt Our Super Easter Specials h / , J & j Itoilrooiu Apartm ent H om es/ O Geneva Gardens 1505 W. 25th Street Sanford 322-2090 W e'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 322-26 1I 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 Hours: M on.-Ffl. 11 30 - 5:30 Uanagad By UngaU Gwoun Picoen, Uwugwwt J i i i i J J i l i , U j l i i l J .l i ,4 4 ,i 4 i L I .U l 4 J l i J i i J .l l i 4 i i A i i U i U j SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS i t v t b l l �,]k • ■#i i ^ M ' M M M • ■ - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Monday, April 11. 1994 U lo TTd T e » i M » by Chic Young, N eurological disorder is treated w ith drugs I) E A l< I) K • O O T T i In m yasthenia gravis n I ways ler- inliuil? DKAH READER: M yasthenia gravis Is n serious neurological disorder caused by an u iitn lm in lin e disorder llia l Inaellvalcs a cclylehollne rc rrp ln rs . tin ’ very p la c e w h e re n e rv e s to u c h m uscles. As a result o f lid s deficiency, m yasthenia patients s u ffe r fro m e p is o d ic m uscle weakness, double vision, heavy eyelids, d iffic u lty speaking and s w a llo w in g , and •• In severe cases •• lite ra l paralysis o f the m uscles o f respiration. The severity o f m yasthenia varies M ild cases m ay cause o nly m inor, periodic weakness, whereas severe cases can he fatal. If untreated. The diagnosis Is made by the edrophonium lest, d u rin g w hich u n I n j e c t i o n o f th e d r u g edrophonium te m p o ra rily nettt ra llie s the rlefectlve receptor, p e rm ittin g norm al m tiscle lime* lion . Myasthenia Is treated by d r ills (p re d n is o n e , c p h c d rln c and ollters). plasm apheresis la form of blood exchange), and surgery (to remove the th y m u s gland, w hich Is Involved In the Im m une syslem l Therefore, m yasthenia Is not necessarily fatal, although the treatm ent Is com plicated and should o nly be adm inistered by experienced neurologists DKAH DU (JOTT I caught chicken pox w hen I was 21. Now. four years later, whenever I get sick. I get a weird rash up and down m y spine, on my stom ach and Inside m y arms. Is lid s from the chicken pox or som ething else? DKAH HEADER Once chicken | nix heals, ii docs uni recur except In eases ol shingles, a serious vira l Infection ol the nerves in the skin Therefore. 1 believe ilia t y o u 'll have to llud another cause lor your recu rring rash See a d e rm a to lo g is t lo r a diagnosis A lth ou g h you may s im p ly be experiencing the rasli that often accom panies m ild MEDICINE v iru s Infections, you could have a form o f cczcmn thut can be tre a te d w ith h y d ro c o rtis o n e cream. Therefore, to give you more In fo rm atio n. I am sending you a free copy o f m y Health Report "E czem a and Psoriasis." ACROSS 1 Mora ion* 7 Tepee'* kin 13 A c in i* — Blake 14 Stock eacheng* 15 Jumped 10 Trait (matal) to pnvanl brlitlanau 17 Part of fool 10 A r o l l ------r o ll 20 Author — Stanley Gardner 21 And the rail (abbr.) 23 Couple 20 Pigpen 27 Region 29 Cut 30 Writing tool 31 Loop* 33 Small hairpiece 30 Mournful 37 Chlld'a toy 38 Hurrlaa 40 Nev. time 43 Sixth eenie (abbr.) 44 Favorite 43 Freehwater flth PETER GOTT.M.D. C opyright 1994. NKW SI'AI'KH ENTERPRISE ASSN. Antwer to Prevlou* Futile □ Id L J U U J U U IIL IU L llJU M U U k JU a U L IL ] Id lU ld U □□□Q L H 3 L 1H u u a U Q D U U U EJ U U U U U U E J L I U H L I U I I 121H U LJt] u u u u u u u ia 40 Actor — Mlneo 48 Motorcycle attachment Buuu uuuu a n a 51 Bathed In □ U U U Q U IU C IU U U U evening light U L 3U U L I i a u 54 Movable 55 Thread* □ uu U U U □□□' winding l a i u u i j L i u a B i auu machine UJ[2JLU LJ u u i 50 Part of eolar L J U U L J eyatirn □ U I 4 L1 a u n a n i a i 57 Saint Francl*' town 3 Seldom 58 Paced 8 Poetry loot 4 Silly 9 Weapont 5 Author — DOWN 10 Door Ferber decoration* 0 Cereal graaa t Squander* 11 Light------7 Baakatball 2 Bring In from feather leagua overteat 12 Batebiller (abbr.) — Oil 18 Author — Delghton Uptight Sorrow Harveil goddet* Lett litter Fiddler — — Roof Food fish Middle Eatl org. 32 Weetern hemisphere 33 34 35 39 40 41 42 44 45 47 57 4) ■■ ■ aatn. 25th letter Greek laland Wenderera Thai thing'* Actor Al — Climbed Cylindrical layara Prohibit — — want lor Christmas Damon* Stupid (allow — -la-la Film director — Craven 81 plua one ir rr WIN AT BRIDGE fly Phillip Alder Do you have a p a rtic u la rly close rap po rt w ith someone? Docs each nl y<xi alw ays know w hat the other w th in k in g ? Can you have f o il vernal Ions w itho ut saying anyth ing ? ju m v experience, tw in s are p a rtic u la rly adept at this. And arguably the best bridge playing iw ln s were E nglishm en lio b and .Jim S harpies I hey had an a lm o s t u n c a n n y k n a c k lo t a v o id in g b id d in g m ls u u d e r standings And Ih e lt ca ul play w asn't had c ltlic i llo li played to da y's deal m any m oons.igo. The auction Is ty p ic a l ol l h r im lnt-ond-shoot style used before b id d in g became " s c ie n tific ." S llll. one wonders w h y West d id n 't sacrifice In four spades al the p re vailing vu ln e ra b ility . West led the sp id e Jack three, queen, a rc Declarer played a diam ond lo d u m m y 's Jack and East's ace. Hack came the heart k in g Sharpies had lo b rin g In the t-lulls. A m i finessing th ro u g h West looked norm al. Ilu l fio m h is unblock ol the spade queen al Irle k one. Kasl m ust have iM-gun w tlh only one or tw o spades. T h is u ic a ill he luu l made a ris k y lu k e -u u l d o u b le . To compensate lor die spade short age. Kasl had to h ave lo ll h ig h card values. So declarer placed him w ith the ■lu ll q ue rn A lte r w in n in g w ith d u m m y 's heart ace. declarer called for d u m m y 's c lu b Tick Kasl played low . b ill Sbar|)les played low also The succchsI i i I backw ard lliicsse raked h i five c lu b (ricks and Hie contract Iw lth one or iw o o v e rlrlc k s — the report doesn't speellyl g ust's sborl-S|xide double Isn't recom m ended. Nowadays most experts would overcall one lie a rl. g e llin g safely In to llte auction and m dlea lliig a good lead. MillTII «11*4 ♦ 7J tr a »2 e q Ji ♦ A JV6S HAST WKST ♦ J to 9 5 4 2 » I 71 ♦ Q6 »KqJ6 ♦ A 107 J e »* ♦ 10 2 ♦ qI1 MIHTII ea kt 17 10 J 4 ♦ K( I 2 ♦ K IT Vulnerable North-South Dealer North South Writ J NT Pavs North i♦ Pais K ill bhi Pass Opening lead ♦ J HOROSCOPE U n fo rtu n a te ly. It m ig h t not be wise to pot too m uch stock In the promises of persons w ith w hom y o u 'll he Involved today. O b s ta c le * and r e s tr ic tio n s Stand on yo u r own tw o feet. which lni|>cdcd yo u r progress CANCER (.June 2 1-Ju ly 22) last year w ill lack stren gth In the Your c re d ita b ility could sufTer year ahead. II w ill he you. not to d a y If y o u e x a g g e ra te or them ca llin g the shots. oversell w hat you have lo offer. ARIES (March 2 1 -A p ril 19) Modesty has more Im pact than Y o ur budget m ight not lie as m ag nifica tion . clastic as you th in k at th is lim e, LLO (Ju ly 23-Aug 22) T ills Is so try lo p u l a dam per on a day lo try lo gel more m il of e xc e s s iv e s p e n d in g R everse y o u r licud than you gel o u t of y o u r In c lin a tio n s am i figure m il yo u r w allet. D on't buy some­ w ays lo accum ulate more reve­ th in g you cun gel for n o th in g by nue. Know where lo look for Im p ro visin g or m aking it y o u r­ rom ance and y o u 'll llu d It The self. A s tro -G ra p h M a tc h m a k e r In ­ V IR Q O I Aug. 23-Sept. 22) s ta n tly reveals w hich signs are You're the o n ly chic w ho Is apl lo ro m a n tic a lly perfect fo r you. he Impressed by yo u r grandiose M a ll $ 2 a n d a lo n g , s e lf- Ideas today. Keep th is In m ind addressed. stamped envelope lo before layin g II on too th ic k In M atchm aker. tVn th is newspa­ y o u r presentations. per. P.O. Box -HOB. New York. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) It N .Y .10103. could prove counterproductive TAURUS (A p ril 20-May 20) today If you spend or rely on N egotiations w ill fare better for fu nd s th a t are not yel In yo u r a ll concerned Unlay If you d on 't account. T he tim etable yo u're see the o the r guy as one w ho Is u sin g m ig ht not he com patible try in g to take advantage o f you. w ith yo ur cash flow. F o r e g o p r e ju d g i n g o t h e r s SCORPIO (a d . 24-Nov. 22) w ith o u t a va lid ra is o n . D e c is io n s y o u m a k e to d a y GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) By Dcrnlcc Hedc Oeol YOUR BIRTHDAY April 12, 1094 by Jim Moddick ROBOTMAN® f WElLO? j l WELLS? J i THtY VWNGUP. I M.WAY& bY Leonard Starr A N N IE ..LUCKY TM'tUY ’ PAPPY5' GOT , SHARPIN' *\K- 6Tf PFtP AWAY FOR1 A /*\INUT£.' NOT (HAT HE W0W-P O' H£ARP SANPY HIM AOr*>,G O O iKm p i’ n u A . ' ^ i r ^ um- oh. ciose * orei... Br o o r BAS ,i V HCA0U6HTS! ...AN' I ’M STILL too TO ih ' U K t THAT ARE THEY ROBBERS CHECKING TO SEE IF I'M HOME? AR t THEY PRANK C A U S ? j I - I 'A SOT SUM , OLUC/ H A rrtH M * to JU ST6ST „ ANNie, FINNIC:.' ihencM sr// IS SH£. 00 1VO SCHSt SO*I£THINO ~2tA0St 1 ASKEP OAjuo r*}.' WOWER A&OVT CAU.& should not be predicated upon lim ite d Inform ation. T ills could be a big weakness w ith you. so be very careful. 9AQITTARIU9 (Nov. 23 Dee 21) In order to Im press others today you m ight volunteer for som ething about w h ich you are Insincere. Y o u'll he taken at your w ord and. If you d o n 't deliver. II co uld h u rt yourtm age. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jau 19) The value o fu relatio n ship In w h ich y o u're presently Involved m ig h t he grossly exaggerated In y o u r m in d. Don't drop the asso­ c ia tio n . Just try lo view ll more rea listica lly. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 An objective lor w h ic h yo u're presently s triv in g m ig h t not live up to y o u r expectations once It's achieved. Before kn o ckin g y o u r­ self out. be sure II Is w o rth the effort. PISCES (Feb. 20-M arch 20) He (tie first to call a tte n tio n lo any b lunders you m ake today, il y o u 're honest about y o u r errors, they w ill be cosily resolved. If not. they m ig h t be com pounded. C o p y rig h t 1994 N EW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. � 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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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 11, 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/b0627b90eff6dd4873145e30cf33fb14.pdf 81ce4bed89ec75041122779568128714 PDF Text Text Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1008 . N E W S D IG E S T INSIDE □ Sports A win is a win A L TA M O N TE S W IN G S - T l r U k r Hnm llry Patriots collected a less-thun artistic 0-5 baseball victory over Spruce Creek Momlay night. □ S e e Page lb . BRIEFS 86lh Yoar, No. 177 - Sanlord, Florida A re a in t r a n s i t i o n Condemned: Historic hotel gets a reprieve Restrictions anger some homeowners By NICK PFEIFAUF SANFORD — Some residents ol the historic district ol Sanford an­ nul pleased wllh the restrictions being placed on them hv the Sanlord Historic Prcserviilliiii Hoard through the codes Ixtsrd on sugges­ tions by nrchllcci Andres Duany. Old Sanford Regulations, which were enacted by the city com­ mission alter a pulilic hearing on Dee. 27. regulate everything re­ garding the exterior ol a home from the materials dial may he used lo construct the clcincnis ol a building lo fences lo palm colors They were Instigated by Andres Dually, who In April 1962 devel­ oped a master plan and urban regulallons lor H r city Dually said in the plan that rules regarding these Items were iirccs snry m Sanlord because there Is an awful lot of abuse and careless regard lor properly by others which Sec Codes, Page 5A By VICKI DaSORMIER Horald Stall Wrltor Horald Stall Wrllor_______________ S H D W A /M a in Street to meet SANFORD — A Joint Hireling Itclwccn the Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront Assoclatlort. SHDW A. and Hie Sanford Main Street's Design Ctnnmlllee. will be held this ultcrnoon at 5:30 p in.. In the Colonial Room restaurant In downtown Sanford. The meeting Ins been labeled. "Let's Jazz up Downtown Sanford." and Is planned for a lively discussion of the design committee's goals to Improve and revitalize the downtown area, as well as a brainstorming session of the various projects. Members of ImiIIi organizations as well as Interested members of the general public are urged to attend. i-'or additional Information on the committee, contact Laura Slrnclila at 323-5600. For SIIDW A Information, phone Hod Layer at 322-9300 For Information on the Sanlord Main Street program contact Fav Fulton. 322-5600 ‘Go for the G reen’ The Seminole County chapter ol the Council lor Exceptional Chlldten Is sponsoring their s< venth annual "Go lor the Green" rallle on St Patrick's Day, March 17 The rallle will he at the Homhay lllcyele ('lull on State Road 436 In Altamonte Springs ft tun -I to 7 p in. The Items to be raffled ofl Include an autographed and framed Orlando Magic pen­ nant. tickets to area attractions, gill certificates at grocery stores and dinners at local restau­ rants and golf packages. Tickets are available on the day of the event at the Bombay ihcyclc Club. Tlie drawing will begin at 5.15 p in. Pre-sale tickets are available Irom Carolyn Nkliolu»|U09 0030). Winners do not have to be prcwitt to win. Proceeds from the raflle will support such projects as Continuing Education Grants lor exceptional students, classroom grants, local Special Olvmplis events, lundlng for travel lor the local Yes I Can award winner and assisting teachers and sindenis to lurther their education SANFOUD A historic hotel, scheduled for condemnation, has been given a stay of execution. The Sanford City Commission granted a one year lime extension fur Its refurbishing last nlghl. Owners ol Hie old Montezuma Hotel, at 3(X) Magnolia plan to Hint It Into a retirement home. Seven other structures were placed on the condemnation list last nlghl. Owners of these buildings now have 30 days during which lime progress on repairs ntusl he shown II no progress Is made, the buildings are lo either he demol­ ished by the owner, or the city will demolish the buildings, and charge the cost lo the owner or place a lien un the structure During Iasi night’s City Com­ mission meeting, a numbci ol home owners were on hand lo ask lor time Tho now ownors ol Ihu historic Monlo/uma Hotel havo ono yoar lo rolurblsh It Thoy hopo to turn It Into a rollromonl homo extensions Most of Hie structures had been placed on ilu- pending condemnation list as far hack as Iasi October anil Nnvcmlicr One ol the speakers was Joseph Ingrla. Jr., trustee !::r H:c owners ol ilu- former Montc/uma Hold al 300 Magnolia AVe a i c In I Ik* process uf obtain log lliinni mg m rebuild ilu- build­ ing." he explained "We’ve owned u See Hotel. Page 5A____________ Related Editorial, Page 4A Suspect in shooting kills self By SANDRA ELLIOTT Horald Stall Wrltor SANFORD — A 25-year old truck driver killed hUuscll Monday afternoon as Seminole County deputies attempted lo question him about allegedly shooting Ills estranged girlfriend and hiking their small daughter tin day before. Michael Williams. 2213 Hroadwny Street. Sanlord shot himself In the head wllh a 22 caliber assault rlllc at the Hookcrtown home of a (lie.id. Investigators arrived at the house on KU-htud Allen Street to question Williams ulxiui the attempted murder Sunday <>l Sliiilnndu King, lie was taken lo Central Florida Regional Hospital where he died a short lime later I lie Seminole County Medical Examiner was m roudoel an autopsy ibis morning Williams worked lor an Apopka trucking llrm On Sunday. Williams allegedly shot King. in, in Midway billowing an argument, then look their daughter. I 1/2 year old Mlnecshla Williams. King was released from Orlando Regional Medical Center Sunday night Sheriffs spokesman Ed McDonough said the pair apparently argued alwiut their relationship and custody of the little girl The loddlcr was In Hie home when her fulhrr shot himself hut did nut see the shooting. She was also present during Hie Sunday shooting Incident Violent Crimes Section investigators received a telephone tip from King's mollicr early Monday alteriiiHiu that Williams and Hie Utile girl were at Ihe I looker (nu n home Four olfleers went to ilu- house about I 30 p.m. Monday idcntlllcrl Hiemselvi-s and were udmlltcd bv Ihe home owner They were taken lo a mom where Ihe i in !<>.• .i.-.l Aw flic liiiilia* ills lid I'lllfl i'll till* Bee Shooting. Page 5A Karate classes available SANFORD — The Hoys (V Girls Clubs ol West Sanford. Midway and East Altamonte, are now offering Karate classes at each facility lor 6-12 year olds. For a SI annual'membership fee to the club plus $10 a month. Langston Mcncfcc will Instruct students through the disciplines of Ta r Kwon Do for un Ixmr each session. West Sanlord classes are held each Monday and Wednesday evening from 5-0 p.m. at the West Sanford Hoys ft Girls Club. 019 Persim­ mon Avc.; Midway classes will lie from 5-6 p.m. beginning Thursday. March 2-1, ut Midway Elementary School: and East Altamonte begin­ ning Tuesday. March 15. from 5-6 p.m. at New Hcllicl A.M.E. Church. 307 Marker St.. Alta­ monte Springs. For Information or to register, call Don Miller. Seminole area director, at 330-2456. Michael Williams Developing waterfront Smile and say ‘cheese’ City OKs money for marketing plan By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Stall Wrltor____________ SANFOUD — li lakes many steps to walk a mile. The l-'lly ol Sanlord took another step Inward developing over a mile ol lakefroul area Iasi nlghl Hruce Andersen, whose services In waterfront planning had previously been obtained al a cost ol S2.CKK). will he retained lo continue I lie project. Th e City Commission approved spending S3,(X.X) lor Andersen's emit liming services, lo work wllh City Planner Jay Murder In designing a marketing plan. The money will come Irom the city manager's Contingency Fund. Larry StrlckkT. chairman of the Walerlronl Master Plan Stirring Committee, made a pres L See Develop. Page 5A Packwood gives up fight W ASHINGTON — Sen. Hob Packwood Is turning Ills diaries over to the Senate Ethics Committee for Its Investigation Into allegations of sexual and official misconduct. Packwood, K-Ore., said In a statement Monday that he was ending a challenge to a district court order that he provide the panel with the diaries, tapes and transcripts It subpoenaed last year. From s ta ff and w ire rep orts Debate: Fee for computerized public records Brldgo........................ OB Horoscope............... OB Clatalllods........4B,SB Comics..................... OB Crossword............... OB Dsar Abby................ 3B Deaths...................... SA Dr. Qott.....................OB Editorial................... 4A Florida...................... 2A Movlss...................... 3B Nation....................... 4B Psopla.......................3B Polios............... 3A School Menu........... SA Sports................. 1B,2B Television................ 3B Wsathsr....................2A By J. MARK BARFIELD Horald SoniorStall Writer Sunny, warm w ith mild winds Mosly sunny with a high In the mid to u p p e r 70s. W in d west 5 lo 10 mph. For more wosthor, so* Pago 2A When students Irom Page School In Sanlord gol together for class photos, it was a rolic from anolhor ora that capturod thorn. The 1910 Clrkut camera records tho onliro studont body on a pioco ol Him 10 Inches long. The nogatlvo Is 10 Inchos by six loot. Bolow, a portion ol the students wait pabontly (or the call lo smilo and say 'choeso'. SANFOUD — Lawmakers debuting a hill lo guarantee access to computerized public records disagree over fees agencies can charge lor the electronic data. Some lawm akers, including Sen. Jo h n "Huddy" Dyer, a Seminole Comity Democrat, propose a charge per "byte." a computing Information mill equal lo a letter space or number. Others have proposed a time and materials charge. Seminole County hasn't taken a formal position on the Issue, salif Cindy Wrlghi. director of the Central Services Division. In lI h* past, (lie county has charged for the staff time In produce an electronic copy of computer lib's and the cost ol [ See Fee, Page 5 A y T y f . w , 1 v SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR T HE BEST LOCAL NEWif COVERAGE. Call 322-291 1 .- “ I •V'4* �3A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, March 15, 1994 WS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS Illegal aliens Health care reforms are working MIAMI — Florida's health cart* reforms are winking ami could help shape a national system designed In guarantee medical cure to everyone, lawmakers said. Gov. Lawton Chiles and U.S. Sens. Itoh Graham, D-Fla.. and Jay Rockefeller. D-Wcsl Virginia, touted Florida's program at a forum Monday sponsored by the Alliance for Health Reform. "Your reform plan shares a tot with President Clinton’s plan," said Rockefeller, who rounded the alliance. "W e’re going to lliitl out It health care alliances ate bureaucratic or whether they're efficient." In Florida, small employers are expected to be able to buy health Insurance through one of 11 Community Health Purchasing Alliances starting In May. Created by lawmakers last year, the alliances are designed to let businesses with fewer than SO workers Join forces and find the lower premiums enjoyed by large employers. Most small businesses will be able to save money on their health rare costs by using the purchasing alliances. Chiles salt). He estimated their savings would range from 7 percent to 02 percent. Florida wants feds to start footing immigrants’ bills By JOHN PACENTI Associated P1033 Wrllor KEY HISCAYNE — Hilda Cruz, who Immigrated Illegally to (lie United Slates, said she was embarrassed aboo I seeking medical care knowing site could nol pay. Hul after dizzy spells left her unconscious, she bad no choice. "1 see ihc news, 1 see the problem wllh all these Immigrants. I would like not to he one of I hem, but I'm sick," said Ms. Cruz, a Cuban who recently became a legal U.S. Immigrant. Wllh Just $12 In her pocket Monday. Ms. Cruz was being treated at Jackson Memorial Hospital for complications from brain sur­ gery she had In Havana years ago. She said she was denied treatment from a numtier of doctors until someone lold her In go to Dade County’s public hospital. f Federal immigration pol­ icy has made a nightmare, a nightmare that has forced Florida and other local gov­ e r n m e n t s t o b e a r t he enormous costs. J -Q o v. Lawton Chllos Ms. Cruz, 5,0. is one of the thousands of* Immigrants — l>olli legal and Illegal — who receive medical care, education and other social services from Florida's stale anil local governments. Florida Gov. Lawlon Chiles said Monday Ihc federal government should pay for these services, and the stale will soon sue for reimbursement Florida paid an estimated $2.5 billion in 1993 in provide services lo all immigrants, according to a report compiled by Chiles' office anil the Florida Advisory Connell on Intergovernmental Relations. The report. "The Unfair Durden: Itnmlgrallon's Impact on Florida," estimates $H8-1 million of the total was spent by stale and local governments on 343,(XX) un­ documented aliens. Chiles said the stale's lawsuit will be aimed al Initially recouping ibis money. "Federal Immigration policy has made a nightmare, a nightmare that has forced Florida and oilier local governments to hear the enormous costs." Chiles said at a news conference on Key Ulseaync, where up to 2(X) Illegal Immigrants from Haiti landed Iasi Nov. 22 Fem inist of the Year named PENSACOLA — Florida State University President Talbot 'Sandy' D'Alemherte and the son of slain abortion doctor David Gunn, murdered last year In Pensacola, are 199J Feminist of the Year award winners. The awards were announced Monday by Feminist Majority Foundation President Eleanor Smeal, D'Alcrnberic and two other lawyers, Kathy I). Patrick and Susan ICugl.mil, were recognized for providing free legal services to Florida abortion clinics, winning a buffer zone Injunction against demonstrators around a Melbourne clinic and successfully defending the Injunction before the Florida Supreme Court, David Gunn Jr., a college student from lllrmlngham, Ala., was cited for turning the personal tragedy of his father’s death Into activism on behalf of abortion rights, traveling across the country speaking against anti-abortion violence. Costa, Medearis linked to grant scandal MIAMI — University of Miami football players Frank Costa and Rusty Medearis may be asked to testify about financial aid fraud In the school's athletic department. Assistant U.S. Attorney Marlin Goldberg told U.S. District Judge Stanley Marcus on Monday he will use statements from Costa and Medearis at a sentencing hearing Thursday to show how former UM academic adviser Tony Russell falsified Pell Grant forms The hearing marked the first time Costa, a Hurricanes quarterback, and Medearis. an Injured defensive end still on scholarship, have been publicly linked to the fraud scheme. *■ Marcus agreed Monday to postpone until Thursday the sentencing of Russell, former assistant director of the university'^ academic support unit. The delay came at the request of Russell's attorney, Roy Kahn, who said he needed more time to prepare against plans to seek a stiller sentence. Russell pleaded guilty last June to a federal fraud charge in an Investigation that found 91 student athletes, most of them fool trail pluyciH. hail received nearly $250,000 In fraudulent., payments under Hie Pell Grunt program. Russell, >15, was accused of forging forms for the program, which provides grants to needy student athletes. Brush fires cause accidents, close 41 LAND O 'LA K ES — Three people were Injured In multiple automobile accidents as smoke from an out-of-control brush lire blinded motorists early today on Stale Road 54. Florida Highway Patrol troopers and Pasco County sheriffs deputies closed the intersection of U.S, 4 I and Stale Road 54 — the main north-south artery Into Tampa — at about 3:30 u.m. today and kept It closed into rush hour, said Mike Morgan, chief of the county's emergency services. Three people were Injured lu three accidents Involving a total ol 10 ears. Two people were transported to the trauma center at St. Joseph’s Hospital with serious. Tw o of the vehicles Involved In the accidents were empty gas tankers. Classes at Land O'Lakcs High School and Pine View Middle School were delayed because school buses could nol use the roads. Visibility was d ll to less than live feel, Morgan said. The smoke covered about five square miles. Including a Iwo-mllc stretch of State Road 54. About 300 acres were engulfed. A landowner started the blaze In a controlled area, but It quickly spread before firefighters began to get It under control at about 7:30 a.m.. Morgan said. From Associated Press reports Experts criticize juvenile justice By Associated Prass ORLANDO — Threatening |iivrntles with harsh punishment w lihiiiit providing adequate preventative programs Is con­ tributing to juvenile crime In Florida, mental Iteullh and child care professionals said. J a c k L e v in e , e x e c u tiv e director of the Florida Center lor Children and Youth, criticized a ptojHisal In a Senate bill (C'S-Sli 08) to prosecute teen-agers ol any age as adults alter ilu-ir fourth felony. "The re is a misconception being fostered in Tallahassee dial you can threaten young people not to be violent," Levine said Monday during a workshop for the Mental Health Associa­ tion of Central Florida. C?J‘he House and Semite have Jiassed separate Juvenile Justice hills that rail for a new Depart­ ment of Juvenile Justice, longer stays In detention centers and residential programs and more ailull prosecution of |uvcntles. Becky Halley, dlrceior of the University ol Central Florida's early childhood education and development progrum. and other menial health professionals said the soluilon was to meet the needs of children when they are as young,is I to 3 years old. "Ch ild ren that come from unsafe families go on to unsafe schools." Halley said. Levine said the Juvenile crime problem lu Florida Is due lo a decade of neglect. "Violence has Its roots In steady neglects and maltreat­ ment," be said. "In the stale of Florida, we are burdened by a high rate of child neglect and abuse. The states that neglect their children are going to he p unished w ith high crim e r u l e s ." HiflW Photo by Tommy Vincami A hoppin’ good tim e Tho Tolophone Pioneers ol America, Easl Orlando Council, and the Colery City Cruisors ralsod $1,685.59 for United Corobral Palsy by sponsoring a Sock-Hop al the DoBary Flro Hall. Bill Sabine, loll, past vice prosldont ol tho Cruisors; Jamco Brown, contor, past president ol tho Pionoors; prosent tho chock to Hippie Dhillon, community relations dlroclor lor UCP Florida-based gunship crashes off Africa coast By Assoclstad Prass HURLHUR T FIELD — An aerial gunship that crashed off the coast ul Kenya was one ol mils nine on active duty wtlh the Air Force, said a spokeswoman al tills Installation where they are based. Seven were confirmed dead, six crew' members were rescued and one was missing early today after ihe A C -13011Spectre went down Monday In the Indian Ocean ubout 200 yards from shore. A 10th gunship was shot down during the Pcrslun Gulf War. killing all 14 crew members It was i be Air Force’s largest single loss of the war. All of (he A C -1301 Is are attached n> the Hith Special Operations Squadron, pari of the Air Force Special Operations Command based al Hurlhurt Field, said Capt. Kim Uric. The 16th later Ibis year Is scheduled In begin receiving the first of a dozen updated AC-130Us. The remalulug H models will Ik - turned over to a reserve unit ul adjoining Eglln Air Force Base and Its A models will he retired. Hurlhurt officials were notifying crew mem­ bers’ next of kin and no Identities would be released until I hat lask was finished. Uric said I’lie plane was operating mil ol Mot Interim lloti.il Airport lu Mombasa on a ionline support mission for Joint Task Force Somalia, according lo a news release Irmtl the U.S Central Commuild at MacDlll Air Force Hase near Tampa It was one of two gunshlps operating lu Alrlca Two others are supporting Untied Nations forces In Bosnia, Uric said, First used during I lie- Vleliiam War, Hit* converted four-engine, turboprop cargo planes participated In the U.S Invasions ol Grenada and Panama and the Persian Gulf War. Each plane lias four guns protruding from Its leii side. Two rapid-lire 20mm Vulcan camions, a 40mm Hofors cannon commonly found aboard Navy ships and a 105mm howitzer, an Army artillery piece, are used to attack enemy vehicles and stationary targets on Hie ground. Although the gunfire Is formidable, none of the shells are as destructive as an aerial bomb The gunshlp’s greatest asset is its ability lo coneenlrale gunfire on a large I with pinpoint accuracy using Infrared and low light level television aiming devices. L O TTE R Y M IA M I - H oro are tho w inning numbers selected Monday In the Florida Lottery: F an tasy 5 2 3 -1 8 -1 4 -8 -2 2 S a n fo rd H e ra ld Tuesday, March 15, 1994 Vol. 86, No. 177 PublKtwd Dally and Sunday, accept Saturday by Tha Sanford Harald, Inc. 100 N Flinch Ava , Sanford, Fla. 32771 Sacond Claaa Poilege Paid at Sanford, Florida and additional mailing offlCM. POSTMASTER Sand addraaa changta lo THE SANFORD HERALD, P.O Doi 1007, Sanford, FL 12772-IBS7. Subicilollon Ralaa <Dally I Sunday) Horn* Otllvary Mall 1 Month* HUSO 124.00 8 Mootha 819.00 t*a 00 1 Yaar 178.00 998 00 Florida Ita aidant a mual pay 7% aalai taa In addition to ralaa above Phona (407) 322 2811 / / / > LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK Today: Mostly sunny. High In Ihc mid to upper 70s. Wind west 5 lo lOinph. ---------- 3 V \l^ r'Vj'-*. Tonight: Fair. Low In the lower 50s. Wind west lOmph. SATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Wednesday: Variable cloudi­ M sly sunny 7 8-32 V rbl.cldy 7 8-82 M sly fair 8 0 -5 2 M sly fair 8 0 -3 2 V rb l.cld y 7 3 -3 0 ness. High lu the mid 70s. Extended forecast: Thursday: V ariable cloudiness w ith a TIDES STATISTICS chance of showers, Low In tin* MOON PHASES lower upper 40s lo lower 50s. WEDNESDAY: T h e high temperature lu Highs lu the lower to mid 70s. SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 7:50 Sanford Monday was 76 degrees Friday and Saturday: Mostly fair. a.in.. 8:20 p.m.: Muj. 1:40 a.m.. and the overnight low was 47 as Lows In Ihc lower lo mid 50s. 2:05 p.m . TIDES: D a y to n a reported by Hk- University of lllghs In the upper 70s to lower NEW FIRST Beach: highs, 10:19 n.m., 10:35 Florida Agricultural Research March 12 March 2 0 80s. p.m.: lows, 4:12a.m.. 4:18 p.m.: and Education Center. Celery New S m yrn a B each: Itlghs. Avenue. 10:24 a.in.. 10:40 p.m.; lows. Recorded rainfall for the 4:17 a.m., 4:23 p.m.; Cocoa period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ Beach: highs. 10:39 a.m.. 10:55 day. totalled 0 Inches. FLORIDA TEMPS FULL LAST p.m.; lows, 4:32a.m.. 4:38 p.m. The temperature at 9 a.m. March 27 A p r ils Lo Ptl III City today was 5H degrees and co is 5 3 Oaylona Beach Tuesday’s overnight low was 00 64 II FI Laud Beach BOATING BEACH CONDITIONS 00 S6 77 FoM Myefl 46, as recorded by the National 00 55 73 Gainesville Weather Service at the Orlando D aytona Beacht Waves arc St. A uguatlne to J u p ite r Inlet mm 60 mm Homeitead 51 00 1-2 feel with u slight chop. 10 Jacksonville Tonight: Wind southwest to International Airport. 61 00 n Key Wolf Current la to lIk1 south wllh a west 10 kls Increasing lo 15 lo □M onday’s h igh .................. 73 54 00 •i Lakeland water lent peril lit re of64 degrees. 20 kls late. Sens 2 to 4 building □ B arom etric p ressu re.3 0 .0 6 00 19 43 Miami 71 00 45 New Sm yrna Beach: Waves lo 6 ft well offshore laic. Bay and □ R elative H u m ld lty....80 pet Pi-niacola 00 57 13 Saraiota are 1-3 feet and semi glassy. Inland waters a light chop. □ W inds...... S ou th w est 8 mph 00 46 74 Current is to the south with a Wednesday: Wind northwest 15 □ R ain fall.............................O In. oo 51 75 Tampa 00 S3 76 water temperature of 64 degrees. Vuio Beach to 20 kls. Seas 4 to 6 ft. Hay and □ S u n se t.....................6 :3 4 p.m. 00 57 77 W Palm [Rath inland waters a moderate chop [ S u n rise....................6 :3 4 a.m. lu exposed areas. • f O ® NATIONAL TEMPS Temperatures indicate previous day’s high and overnight lowioap m EST City Hi Lo Prc Otlk Anchorago 41 30 tn Atlanta ;o 44 cdy 59 34 Atlantic City tdy Baltimore 57 36 cdy Billing! 55 43 cdy Birmingham 69 37 dr Ulimarck 50 39 clr Halve ; i 35 cdy Bovlon 49 36 cdy Burlington. VI 43 30 06 cdy Cltarletlon.S C 66 51 20 clr Charleiton.W Va 53 40 11 cdy Charlotte,N-C 63 43 05 clr Cheyenne 61 41 clr Chicago 51 31 cdy 43 27 Cleveland cdy Concord.N.H. 44 29 04 cdy Dallai FI Worth 11 41 clr Denver 41 n clr Oei Maine! 61 31 clr 44 33 01 Detroit in Honolulu 76 67 clr Moulton 76 47 cdy Indlanapoll! SI 32 02 clr Jackun.MIli. 71 39 clr Kamai City 11 39 clr La! Vega! 11 49 clr Litlla Rock 16 47 01 clr Lo! Angela! V 61 clr Memphi! 71 41 clr Milwaukee 49 29 01 cdy Mpli SI Paul S3 37 dr Nathvllle 69 43 dr New Orlean! 7S 42 cdy New York City 54 41 cdy Oklahoma City 74 43 clr Omaha 74 35 cdy Philadelphia 56 36 cdy 80 56 Phoenix dr Plttiburgh 46 32 04 in Portland,Maine 45 33 01 cdy 75 31 SI Loul! clr Salt Lake City 66 35 clr 61 43 Seatile rn S7 42 Wellington,0 C cdy �warn Sonford Herald, Sanlorri, Florida - Tuosday, March 15, 1994 - 3A Lawmakers debate school prayer POLICE BRIEFS By JACKIE HALLIFAX Assoclalod Proas Writer Daylight robbery A Sanford woman reported she was robbed shortly after 2 p.m. Friday afternoon. She (old police she was approached by a black male In a parking lot In the 24(X) block of French Avenue. She said the man took her purse containing $30, then, finding her bank account, forced her to drive, ai gunpoint, to tier bank where she was forced to withdrew $197 from her account. She sold the man then forced her to drive him back to the French Avenue parking lot where he reportedly left (he woman's ear and told her to drive away and not look track. The man was described as five feet seven Inches tall, ISO pounds with short hair The woman told police la- was wearing a grey suit with orange material around Ills neck. Theft suspect nabbed I.on gwood police arrested Hector I.. Harrcto. 10. of Winter Park. In the KXX) block of Dennett Drive Friday. Police said on Nov. 24, he had apparently stolen a computer valued at 81,323 from the UPS office In l.nngwood. lie has been charged with grand theft, and commitIng an offense against computer equipment. Traffic stops • Jolmell Lee Scott .Jr.. 23. 4032 Gilbert Street, Lake Monroe, was slopped by sheriff s deputies at Halsey and McKay streets early Friday, ile was charged with possession of a suspended driver’s license and resisting an officer without violence. • Robert Joseph Fogle Jr.. 30, 7H4 Mallard Drive Sanlord was stopped by deputies In the 3H(X) block of E. Lake Mary lllvd. Thursday. He was charged with driving with a suspended license. • Gerald P. Mngty*. 40. ol Deltona, was slopped at French Avenue and Fulton Street by Sanford police Thursday. He was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol • Mark Andrew Fuller. 35. 500 W Airport lllvd.. Sanford, was slopped at 40 A near Lake Como by Lake Mary police Friday. He was charged with driving with a Buspcndcd/rcvoked license. • Michael James Hart. 22. ot Deltona, was stopped on 1-4 at S R. 40 by Lake Mary police Friday lie was charged with unlawful speed, and driving under the Influence of alcohol. • Robert Edward Silvers. 40. of Altamonte Springs was stopped In the 1000 block of W 13th Street by Sanford police Saturday lie was charged with driving with a suspended/rvvoked license • David I. Dennett. 23. ol Casselberry, was slopped on Highway 17-02 by l.nngwood police Friday. Ile was charged with unlawful speed, and habitual trolllc violations. • Johnnie Earl Deverlll. 30. 11 10 W, Olh Street, Sanford, was stopped at Myrtle and 13th Street by sheriffs deputies Sunday, ile was charged with attached tag not assigned, and possession ol drug paraphernalia. • Aurett E. Evans. 23, ol Winter Park, was stopped on Highway 17-02 try l.nngwood police Sunday. He was charged with Improper equipment, and possession ol a controlled substance. • Raul llovunny Marrotptln. 22. -1430 Radio Avenue. Sanford, was stopped try sheriffs deputies on C.R. 427 Sunday. He was charged with attached tag not assigned, and driving with a sus|rended/rcvoked license. • Carl Dosllck. 30. 217 Oak Avenue. Sanford, was stopped on Highway 17-02 by sherlll’s deputies Saturday. He was charged with driving With A suspenried/revnked license TALLAHASSEE - There’s a good chance stale lawmakers will give their blessing lo hills Hint would allow prayer In public schools, say supporters and opponents. David Calou, president ol the American Futility Association rtf Florida, said lie’s beginning to feel there's enough support for the legislation In pass, "I believe that fundamentally the biggest problem facing cmr nation Is thnl people have turned away from God. and we need lo open the door back up lo our creator."Catou said Monday. On the other side of the Issue, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union said she doesn't hold out much hope the bills will be defeated. "1 am not optimistic that we can slop It." attorney Charlene Carres said, "mainly because politically legislators don’t want to be seen as voting against something wholesome, moral and religious." Students could pray before sports events, graduation cere­ monies and other assemblies under proposals being debated by Florida’s lawmakers. Tlte prayers couldn't reflect the views ol any one religion and would have to be voluntary. Students would have to approve them, plan litem and lead them. A House committee voled 12-5 lo approve the school-prayer bill earlier tills mouth, and the Senale Education Committee was scheduled lo take up tIn* companion bill ISD 1432) lodny. TA LLA H A S S E E — Legisla­ "So lar the support for It lias been overwhelming." said Rep. tion lo ban paddling In Finn Ida’s public schools Is lumg lip Randy Mackey Jr., sponsor of the House bill Hill H>79|, noting for a second straight year, but sponsors said they’re not giv­ lie's received hundreds of calls ing up. and letters from supporters. "I always have hope." Sen Mackey, D-I.ake {'lly, said he Karen Johnson. D-invcrness didn't think Ills bill violates the said Monday. U.S. ('oimlitiillim since It uses lo n g u age t It a t has lie e n Johnson's bill ISD 321 was approved by the Senate Edu­ approved by a federal appeals cation Committee last mouth court In Texas. He said the legislation Is not designed lo promote religion. "Dm I am also trying lo show unconstitutional and would (hat we are mil a rcliglon-lcss challenge It In court If necessary. C'arrcssald. slate." he said. According to the ACLU, the As recently as 1992. the nulion’s high court ruled invoca­ prayer bills violate the First tions ami henedlelloiiH at gradu­ Amendment ban on govern­ ations were imeoiislltiitiottill. ment-sponsored religion. And the provisions requiring prayer even If the p ra ye rs were nousceiarlan and attendance at l o It e v o I u it t a r v a it d nonscetarlan don't help, Carres the events were voluntary. In I9H9. a federal appeals added. "I don't know how you could court In Atlanta struck down prayer at school sports events as use the word prayer and com­ uneunslllutlonal — a titling that p o s e s o m e t h i n g t h a t ' s nonseclurlun at the same time." Is hmdmg in Florid., The ACI.U and People lor the she said. House Speaker Do Johnson. American Way. another civilrights group, consider the 1)111 D -M Ilton. said he endorses P ad d lin g m easu re up in th e air, again and Ims been silling since Dial lime In the Senate lleiillti and Rehabilitative Services Com­ mittee. lit the Douse, the Education Committee never look up the companion till) (HD I27| by R e p J o h n R a y s o n . I) Pompano Reach. The panel held Its Huai meeting last w e ek, See Paddle, Page 5 A school prayer Inti doesn't plan to push the Issue "There sire very strong feelings on th a t ," be said “ Some advocates want It to be heard, hut others don't want It heard I think we'll lie looking for the will of the House mi that." The school-prayer bill Isn't the only measure touching both education and religion Conmilltees In both Hie House and Semite have approved legis­ lation that would require stu­ dents learn alKiut the perscettllo n of .Jew’s d u r in g the I loloeuust. 'Sale Ends Ifundayl^M March 20,19941 M <F> AUTO PARTS OVER 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 PARTS AND ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE! 99 Incidents reported to Sanford police • A bike, entertainment units, und Jewelry valued at 82.H40 were reported stolen Thursday from a residence In the 3CX) block of Lakeside Circle • A iota I ol 85(K) was reportedly stolen Thursday from a business In the 3700 block of S. Orlando Drive • A pair ot blue canvas tennis shoes valued at SO.00 was reported stolen Thursday from a business In the 37(X) block ol S. 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Doyle, Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Mouth*.............. .............. 619.50 (1 Month*.............. ..... ........ 639.00 I Year................................. 676.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sale* tax In addition to raise above. EDITORIALS Arrest that rotten building! W hen people arc found In possession of d rills , they are arrested. W hen fruit or vegetables get rotten, they are discarded. Set w hen structures In Sanford rcacli the point of falling apart or headquartering d ru g users, nothing happens. Th e re are so m a ny appeals and thne-extenslons available, even those In the worst condition rem ain an eyesore for m onths. ...even years. M onday night, the Sanford C ity C o m ­ mission began condem nation hearings on eight structures. Dem olition was approved for m ost of th e m . T h i s d oesn ’ t m ean the buildings will be torn dow n w ithin the next few days. Even w ith a condem nation appioval, there is still paperwork to be done, and other code requirem ents to be m et. w hich w ill delay the demolition possibly for m onths. C on d em n ation reports how ever, extend beyond those eight. M any others have been declared ready for condem nation since No­ vem ber of last year. One goes as far back as M arch. 1989. At times, nothing more than m in o r work has been done to these structures. Often. Just enough to make It appear as though progress has been made. W ith Just that Indication, the city grants extension after extension of the dem olition process. W e suggest re v is itin g this p a p e rw o rk dilem m a. Establish a specific length of time In w h ic h repairs m ust be started, and completed. Unless absolutely necessary, give no extensions. If a building's ow ner can't m ake progress In that period, w h y should we expect It to be done at a later date? Docs the ow ner hope to w in the lottery next m onth and pay for the repairs? C e rta in ly, there are special exceptions w hich m ay be needed for some buildings. Uul the continuation of extensions on condem ned buildings where repairs m ay even exceed the value of the structure, is illogical. Determ ine the repairs needed. Notify the ow ner that they must be done In a specific time. W hen the time expires. If the required work hasn't been done, order It demolished im m ediately. One dilapidated building In a neighborhood spoils the appearance of the entire areu. Let's not let this continue. LE TTE R S Concern: Using people I am writing this public letter because of what I witnessed on Feb. 22 at the County Commission hearing on Planning and Development Administra­ tion of Seminole County. On the agenda was the topic of rczonlng for Improved housing. The Item up to be rezoned Ls not the problem. The way It was done, or rather those asking for, and those speaking for It carried out their parade, and It wus a parade, Is my concern. Residents of Bookcrtown for some reason were ushered Into the meeting room carrying large poster signs reading "We need better homes," etc. In the group were a mixture of older residents, children and u Tew younger residents. Most of the residents were neighbors 1 have known most of my life, and as myself, they arc on limited Income (Social Security). I did talk to some there und the drift 1 got was that they were told these houses would be available to them as one gentleman commented "what are they going to give us?" I understand the hope of a new home, but huve they been told on top of the price of the home there will be closing costs, doc stamps, etc.? Have they ulso been told they will Ik - paying more taxes as your homestead only covers $25,000 One other thing they need In consider, Is will they qualify Tor the loan. On Social Security the Income is minimal. If hy chance they do move Into a new $100,000 home, the payments will run In the neighborhood of $700 to $1,000 per month. And on top of the mortgage there Is the usual monthly bills — power, water. Insurance, clothing, etc. 1 would like to know who had (he obduracy to write these signs and place them In the hands of these residents. They were used In a way I feel was very degrading to them. The rrzonlng was a sure thing without using these fine people this way. I would hope the residents will not sell their present homes until they have talked to some one other than the people who place these signs In their hands. Respectfully, Margaret Ttndcl Lake Monroe LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome, All letters must be *i|gned, Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on u single subject and be as brief as possible. The letters arc subjecl In editing. JOSEPH PERKIHS _________ ______________________ I___i_L Whitewater scandal unfolds again Something Is rotten in Little Rock. Otherwise, why would all the president's men (and women) go to sueh great lengths to undermine the ongoing Investigation of the W hitewater scandal? In Just the past week, there have been revelations of grave ethical breaches by several high-ranking apparatchiks In the Clinton admin­ istration. Most disturbing was the acknowledgment hy Deputy Treasury Secretary Robert Altman, who also Is acting head of I lie Independent (sup­ posedly) Resolution Trust Corp., that he recently briefed senior While House officials about the progress of the agency's Inquiry Into Madison Guaranty, the failed savings and loan that Is central to the Whitewater probe. Since President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton arc themselves the subject of the federal Investigation - they were co-owners of the real estate venture Whitewater Development with James McDougal. the owner of Madison Guaran­ ty -• It was unseemly. It not borderline criminal, for Allman to disclose the status of the RTC's Investigation to the president's handlers. Think If Archibald Cox had observed Allman's ethical standards during Watergate. As lie Investigated wrongdoing In Ihe Nixon White House, he would have sccrelly conferred with I luldcmun and Ehrllehman about his progress. Altman's conduct might not be so dis­ quieting were It an aberration. Hul from the very beginning of t he W h 11 e w a te r scandal, (lie people closest to the Clin­ tons have behaved as II the president and first lady have some­ thing to hide. T h e W hite water Issue was first raised d u r in g the 1992 p re side n tia l c a m ­ paign. The Clintons Something Is ginned up an audit rolton in Little (w h ic h lias since Rock £ been disc red I led) that showed that they lost money on the real estate ven­ ture. The mailer was temporarily laid io rest. The issue resurlaced lollowing Iasi summer's suicide of Vincent Foster, the deputy While House counsel. Before even a wake was held fur Ihe president's boyhood friend. White House aides ransacked the dead man's officeMonths later, federal investigators discovered that a file pertaining lo Whitewater had been removed from Foster's safe. While House officials had neglected to m ention the tile In an Inventory of Items lit Foster's office dial they originally turned over to Investigators The disappearance of the hie raised suspicious about Its contents. There was speculation that li contained details of highly questionable transac­ tions between the Clintons and Madison Guurnnty. The most (shall we say) unusual transaction occurred following Clinton's 1084 rare for governor. A cco rd in g In testim ony front McDougal. Clinton asked him to help "knock out the defied" left over from the campaign. That "defied" amounted to $50,000. which the Clintons had borrowed from another bank. McDougal hosted a fund raiser for his friends Ihe Clintons and repaid tiled $50,000 hank debt Federal Investigators suspect that some of the money McDougal raised was diverted from Madison Guaranty In violation of federal banking laws. SARAH OVERSTREE Lighten up about heavy people DONNA BR ITT Gangsta: Poetry or vile trash? W A SH IN G TO N EEN IE-M EEN IE-M IM EMOE. "G A N G S T A " POETRY - YEAH OR NO? Gangsta rap Is cool. It ex presses the honest, uncensorcd feelings of one of America's most marginalized, least politically powerful groups — poor black men. and In some cases, women. It Is a symptom, not u cause, of our violent culture. To censor or limit It would be to Ignore Its righteous anger and rich musical heritage, and to silence rarely heard voices. IF RECORD LABELS W O N 'T L E T GO. SHOULD T H E GOVERN M EN T J U S T SAY NO? Gangsta rap Is evil. The bastard child of the vibrant art form hip-hop. gangsta und Its mostly black und male practitioners cclcbrutc and encourage hutred, substance abuse, bru­ tality and misogyny — often toward other blucks. Artists — and lltelr oftcu-whde pro­ ducers and distributors — promote the worst stcrotypes lo make a buck. Ignoring real-life consequences of the music's vile fantasies. If the Industry won't control Itself, consumers should. EEN1E-MEEN1E-MIN1E-MOE. WHICH WAY SHOULD OPINION GO? To sit In the Senate subcommittee hearing on gungstu rap two weeks ago on Capitol Hlil was lo be yanked, nflcn eloquently and persuasively, two ways. There were the folks like Brown University professor and Baptist minister Michael Erie Dyson, Utah law enforcement officer and gang specialist Sgt. Ron Stallworth, and nip newsletter editor Darryl James, all of whom explained their support for, und understanding of, the young men nnd women whose rage and Isolation Ignite and Inform gangslu rap. Silencing their music, they said, would be pointless und racist. Then there were those like singer Dionne Warwick, psychiatrist Robert T.M . Phillips and Sen. Carol Mosclcy-Bruun. who presided over the hearing. While rejecting censorship and empathizing with the despair that cun fuel gangsta rap, they suggested that some curbs on the genre ure appropriate, even vital. How could they tint he. they asked, considering some of the vlclousncss concocted by these rappers — and that ends up In the minds of children loo young to separate fact from fantasy? Real black people would embrace these rappers' truthH. True lovers of black folks wouldn’t tolerate gungsta'sllrs. My head's still spinning. I couldn't find relief In the faces of dozens of students, Journalists, educators, "real people" and music Industry professionals who attended the daylong forum. Many seemed as torn ns I. Among the spectators was a middle-aged woman In a gold-trimmed hut, accompanied by several like-minded associates. She nodded and urn-hummed as Dyson — a self-described "petty bourgeois Negro Intellectual" — said that violence and woman-defiling "didn't begin witli gangslu rap" ami that the music was “ a cry and a scream against Invisibility" by our culture's least politically visible souls. Hut she also said. "That's right!" when psychiatrist Phillips said that "children ure horn with the Innate capacity and desire to Imitate adult behavior, whether the b e h a v i o r ,..is triggered by a visual Image, an audio tinage or (the combina­ tion). ...Violence Is powerful, tantaliz­ in g " C i t i n g s t u d ie s linking violent and mlsogynlsllc music to violence accepting attitudes, 1’hllllps said that constant repetition of audio and visual Imagery " l e n d s to d e ­ s e n s it iz e ." A fte r viewing the Inllully stunning Rodney G. King heating video, lie said, "fo r the imis. 12th, looih time, you reached for (he remote control." l'hllllps quoted examples of some gangsta and equally degrading heavy metal music: "No apparent motlvc/Just kill and kill uguln/SurvIvc my brutal slashlng/l ll hunt you till the end ..." (From heavy metal group Slayer’s album "I lell Awaits.") And. "Her body's beautiful so I'm Blinkin' rape/Sliouldn't have had her curtains open so that's her fate.../Silt her throat and watched Iter shake," (From "Mind of a Lunatic" by the Gcto Boys.) The only time Gold Hut and her companions clearly diverged from others In the nudlcncc wus when Sgt. Stallworth Implored people to hear "the cry for help" (hut gangslu repre­ sented: "We must reach out to embrace them. ...They are all our children." Gold Hat sighed. "Am en." A while male Journalist, silling across from me In the press area, snorted In disbelief. But he Isn't the only one who'd feel alienated from artists who arc as dismissive of others' humanity os sonic gangsta rappers. Displayed at the heating were blowups of album covers — Including one of 2 Live Crew's with group members In a brass bed. rending u sjiorts section. Emerging from beneath the sheets dominating the photo, ure four fleshy female rcarends. "clothed" In siring bikinis. The women's faces arc hidden, the men's faces arc grinning. Odd as li may sound at first, Deborah Blrdwell's story Is why we have an Americans With Disabilities Ac I lllrdwell. at 5 fret, I incites tall and llliO |K>tmds. was denied access to a movie theater last summer, even thour'h she'd hmuglii her own chair and wauled to stl out ol everyone's way in the wltrelehalr section. T li c A D A w a s f—— e n a cte d not |ust It «• e a u s e s o in r legislators believed we have to make oil Utlngs equal lor all people. It was made iaw alter a long his­ tory of so many of us being so reluctant to offer a ny a c c o m ­ modation at ail to the disabled: No phone scrvlre tor the deaf, c v e n t h o u g li I e e h li o I o g y w a a available and Ihe added costs would have come to pennies are the last per regular custom absolutely rr M it 111 in 111 lo II unprotoclod d o lla r co m p a n ie s minority ■ refusing lo retrain even one restroom so a person In a wheelchair could work lot the linn. Cities llghiuig tooth and nail against equipping just one or two bases to carry disabled riders. After years of slaying out of theaters because she was too large to lit Inin the seals - and ashamed ol 11 ■■ lllrdwell Dually decided lo hack embarrassment in see a movie. She dldn'l ask the Ihealer io spend money trying to nceonimodale her. Hal the theater manag­ er said "No." lllrdwell has filed a sail under a provision ol the ADA ihut mandates that public places accommodate the disabled. In November. Bic government determined that the ADA protects "morbidly obese" people ■* those weighing 100 percent over normal weight •• from discrimination. The ruling applies regardless ol the cause ol the obesity. If (tie Ihealer had allowed lllrdwell to sli in the special section reserved lor I hose who can't use the tegular scats, no one would have been troubled and there would he no lawsuit. Now she's asking $1.5 million damages, (indwell claims site was humili­ ated. subjected In a harangue from the theater manager In front of other patrons. Is any humiliation worth $1.5 million? lllrdwell says her aim Is to show other obese people that I hey don't have to lx- subjected lo the treatment she endured. I don't know II you can pul a price on a lifellmc of humiliation, hut I do know dial If I'd been standing In that Ihealer line, I'd Is- out on hail awaiting a hearing on assault charges. I'd have picked up Blrdwell's chair and tried to wallop Ihe theater manager with It. Obese women In this society are the last absolutely unprotected minority. If 1 hadn't known that already from ycais of observa­ tion. I’ve watched two televised exposes recently hy thin reporters who went under­ cover wearing "fat suits" lo make them appear quite overweight. Both "fattened" reporters endured repeated "lialefulness and outright disdain," In one reporter's words. A man yelled, "you fat pig" al her from a cab. und a young woman asked Ihe reporter's male companion what la- was doing with "a fat pig." Over a period of several weeks, she had a difficult lime separating her real self from Ihe woman In the "fat suit" und she became severely depressed. I’m sure being an obese man Is no day at the bcuch, either, hut I've never seen men singled out for the ridicule heaped on obese women. Men tend to feel sympathetic Inward obese men, as If they're Just large-economysize good ole boys with an cullng problem. Yet I've heard lots of pretty nice guys mumble derogatory comments as o Ih-slwomen pass by. as If they're fair game because they "let themselves go." Ironically. I've heard a lot of pretty nice women even make fun of oheBc women. �Sanford Horald, Sanford. Florida - Timday, March 15, 1994 - ■>A Codes Hotel Continued from Page 1A Is negative for e v e ry b o d y ." lie noted proinlnenfly In Ills report dial none of the rules was "Intended lo he unfair lo those people who are |NMir. honest, and law abiding." Still, some people feel, they are too u II- c ik -o iu posing. Sue llaneoek has pul a "For Sale" sign m front of her f>lh Street home. "Th is Is Just ton m uch." she said, shaking her head. Hancock, who owns her home free and clear, has had some trouble Insuring the nine decade old home heeause of Its age. In order lo make tlic task of finding an Insurer easier she begun touching on the while paint with an Identical color. As she began dabbing oil Ihe paint, she said slie was Informed that without a "Certificate of A pp ro p ria te n e ss" from the Sanford Historic Preservation Hoard, she was In violation. W hen she balked at the necessity of such a permit, she said slu* was tokl she would be In violation of the codes II sbr did not appear before Ihe pre­ servation txrurd to make a re­ quest for a certificate If she falls U> appear at the next meeting, which is tonight. she was mid. she would lx' lined $250. "It's absolutely ridiculous." site said. "I didn't vote on these ; t It I n n s . T h i s I s n o t a neighborhood association I don't think they should 1m* able to tell me that I can't touch up the paint on m y house." i Though her ix-ighlxir Martha Wells did apply lor and receive a I Certificate ol Appropriateness to .paint her home, she believes j Hancock ts right "They forced this through two ■days after Christinas when they '-k n e w no one would lx- at the I'lritrctliqt," she said "Tin s Isn't I Wells and Hancock believe j, that lew- residents of the reslden■, tl.il hlsorlc dtstitct are aware of ! what the codes entail and of the I need to apply lor the eertllleale ' of appropriateness Irom lire his ;t; lorlc board ! she said, were at the homes of |M-oplc who "slmtilh know hel­ ler: preservation Ixiard mem­ bers and members of the San­ ford Historic Trust, the group that originally sponsored Dually in Sanford. Wells said she will turn her list of suspected violations over to building Inspeeior l.lndn Gentry lodo with as she will Gentry said Hint despite the public hearing and "numerous newspa|ier nrtlck-s" on the mai­ ler of (he Dually codes, many people are simply unaware of llielr existence "Hut once we let people know alHail them." she said, "people have compiled " Turner said tlx- stale Is able to offer lax credits and. In some eases, financial assistance to those who need help In fixing their homes in u manner con­ sistent with Ihrcndcs. "They Just need lo come see me and I’ll give them some phone numbers to call." she said. Hut for Hancock. It's loo late. She Is leaving Sanford for a more tranquil life In Geneva, she says. Hut. II Is not |osl Ihe codes that pushed her lo r li.it decision "W hy don't lliey put as much effort Into cleaning up the streets as they do Into making sure people pain! tlx-lr houses Ihe appropriate color?" slu- asked While she Is being died for painting her house without iluprnper paperwork, sin- said, crack cocaine Is being bought and sold openly on the street corners and prostitutes arthawking their wares along the sidewalks In her neighborhood. Wells confirms that she loo has witnessed sneh activity. She said she and Hancock call Ihe police "at least once a day" with reports of the activity. I,title, they say. Is done. "If we're going lo make tills historic district something, wi­ nced to clean up the streets." Welts said. Sanford poller Commander Dennis W hilm lrc commented that the vice and narcotics squads arc very aware of the problems In Wells and Han­ cock's neighborhoods "W e conduct many sting operations around -llh and 5th Streets." he said, "and we have made many arrests." "Hill when we respond to a call." he continued, "we may not Im*seen, especially if we send a plain clothes ear. Then too,” he uddrd, "a enll-regardlng an Incident may not always result In an Immediate arrest. Wells. Who Is working In restore her home to Its former spendor, said six- will stay and work within Ihe system on that while slu- continues calling the (Killee when she observes Illegal activity on the slrrels "They may udl me a trouble maker, hut I want to make this a nice place lor my children to live." she said. Still, she said, she Is saddened hy Ihe possible loss of her neighbor. "I really hate to lose her." Wells said. "She has hern doing a Io l o f good I n this neighborhood." Develop Continued from Page 1A eolation yesterday aln-rnoon before the city mminlsslnn work session. During the past two weeks. Strlekler had met indi­ vidually with ux -iii Ik t s ol the commission to pcrsonallv dis­ cuss the plans "1 think I ve been able to respond lo all <4 the problems any ol you brought out m our previous meeting on this.” litsaid. Ihe committee were quite sur prised lhal you didn't go along with out suggestion to obtain help Irom the University ol Florida studio |«to|ce|." Strlekler said "Hut we Mill believe this is something we may need in the noMoo-dtstimt future For the Immediate time, Insald Andersen would develop .t marketing plan which could then he shown lo possible devel­ opers "Most ot the people who might develop tlx- lakefront area wouldn't know what we have here." Strlekler said, "and we will require some specific plans and eoueeplM to he created lit order toaliraci them lien- " Penny Turner, secretary ol the Sanford Historic Preservation "One of the Inleresllrig meet­ Board, said lhai w ill soon ings was one I had with Com­ fc change. [■ "A lettei Is being prepared ns missioner A.A. McClannhan." he continued. "Mac brought up we s|H-ak that will he mailed to something nobody on the com­ teach of thr residents to Inform Bftliun about the codes and the muter has brought out at tills point "lie observed that no one • requirements." Turner said. oil our committee or the stall has .She said the mix-ups and "eventually." he said, "we in 1st ufor ma r Ion are I o be specific expertise or background may need more plans, and that In developing a good marketing expected with "anything new plan So we are looking on ts when we would like you to like this." seeking further help Irom firm <- reconsider the university pro Accordion to Wells, there have (eel Andersen Irccii more than a lew mix-ups On a recent bicycle Jauul around He added. "Com m issioner Strlekler commented Mr her nclghhurliixid she doen MrClanuhun has also offered to Andersen has told me this de­ minted 57 Incidents ol what shework with stall lor the next two velopment eventually Isn't going deemrd to he code violations In a lo two and a lull months, in to cost the city money for the four block area surrounding her helping develop several steps to development, llut will lx- up to home. Many ol the occurences, tie taken in continuing our Ihe developers who would do the plans." work, so It's actually a wln-wlu Continued from Page 1A situation." "Mv main concern now." Mrdoorway, hr yelled. "Don’t do It. "A pproving the $3,000 lo m an." then fled. The deputies, Clunahan said. "Is that when who had not seen the suspect, these plans are prepared, we allow Mr. Andersen's work to took a defensive posture, then cross all the T ’s and dot all the cool lime was in easy move." heard a gunshot and a thud, I s. We must gel the Main Street Strlekler said this m orning. program, mall development and "Th e dlfflcull p u l will he when according to the Incident report. T h e In v e s tig a to rs fo un d in k e fro n t d eve lo p m e n t all the Waterfront Master Plan Williams lying in a pool of blood together and make all the pieces Committee asks the city to form on a small porch with a wound fit. If we can do that, this project a CoriumitUly Redevelopment will really hear fruit." Agency, which will have to he In the left temple. esiabllshed as a separate entity Mlneeshla's grandmother was During the work session dis­ Irom the city government. In called m the scene ami the littit* girl was taken home lo her cussion. Strlekler luld the com­ order to bring about this devel­ missioners. "Tlx- members of opment." mother. She was not hurt. Shooting D EATH S Robert F. Atkinson. 59. North Triple! Drive. Cussclberry. died Friday. March I 1. 1994. al Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Horn Aug. 27, 1934. In Bronx. N.Y.. he moved to Central Flor­ ida In 1971. Mr. Atkinson was an employee of Orange County Public School System and a member of Si. James Catholic Cathedral, Orlando. He was an Arm y veteran. Survivors Include wife. Eileen M.; son, William Wynne. Cassel­ b e rry ; d a u g h te rs . R o b yn Francis, Groton. Conn.. Carol Ann, Casselberry: five grand­ children. National Cremation Society. Winter Purk, in charge of nrrungcmcnls, WILLIE CHOICE Willie Choice, 05, of West 8th Street, Sanford, died Sunday, March 13, 1994, at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Horn Sept. 1. 1927. In Sparks, he moved to Central Florida In 1954. Mr. Choice was a laborer. He was Uupttst. Survivors Include wife. Alma: sons. Willie Jr.. Sanford, Ihe Rev. Arthur Choice. Longwood. Wllson-Elchclhcrgcr Mortuary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. YOLANDA "LITTLE ONE" ROSE HUFF Yolanda "Little One" Rosi- Half. West I lilk rest Street. Al­ tamonte Springs, died Saturday. March 12. 1994, al her resi­ dence. Horn Feb. 2. 1931. In Ithaca. N.Y.. she moved to Ccn tral Florida in 1973. Mrs Huff was an accounts payable elt-rk. Slem ens-Slroiuberg Carlson. Lake Mary, and a member of ihe Catholic Church of Nativity. Lake Mary. Survivors Include husband. Alan: daughter. Susan Hcllar, Ocoee; sons. Larry, Wittier Park. Danny. Dnvciqxtrt. FI.: sister. Rose S te rn , J a c k s o n v ille ; brothers. John DcLlhcro. West Henrietta. N.Y.. Harry DcLlhcro. Rex ford. N.Y.. Phillip DcLlhcro. Wethersfield. Conn; four grand­ children. Deacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando, In charge of ar­ rangements. MARTHA MARIN Martha Marin, 27. South W y m o re Road. A lta m o n te Springs, died Sunday. March 13. 1994, >ki Florida Hospital, Alta­ monte Springs. Horn March 4, 1957, In Mcdclln, Columbia, she moved lo Central Florida In 1980. Mrs. Marin was a home­ maker. She was a member of St. John Vianncy Catholic Church. Survivors Include husband. Melvin; brothers. Orlando Re­ st reho. Fori Laudcrdulc, Alex Kcslrebo. Apopka; sister, Rosa Norerui. California. I.lgln Re­ st n-ho. DUma Rest reho. both of Fee School Paddle Consult a Specialist Harrell & Beverly Transmissions l3k h < ROBERT F. ATKINSON Continued from Page IA mission (lie hank fins been in Charles lloyklns. Sr. spofti on behalf of ilie home at 1021 for slightly over eontaet w ith a prospective one year, and IPs not easy to find purchaser who may be able to Orange Avenue. "We have al­ ready started working on the the amount of money wr need restore the building. "We should know m the near future." he house," lie said, "hut coming an for this project," lie mid the commission the said, "anti that will determine If with Ihe money we need isna repair for the building alone has II can lie rebuilt or should be easy. We have Installed new doors on Ihe hum and most all been cal Ima led at $532.IKK). dcmnllshed." utilities are working." "We have studied photos of wlinl Simmons explained the 30 day "Tills house was the home of the hotel looked like In Ihe old extension on the demolition, and Ihe flrsi black lee man In days." he cnmmcnlcd. "and we Ihe hank representative said the would like lo restore It to It's lime would he sufficient to Sanford, hack In the time when there were no refrigerators," original appeanincc hack In resolve the possiMc purchase. lloyklns said, "and to us It has a 1919." C o m m is s io n e r A . A. Melot of historical significance. Wr The siruelare was constructed between 1890 and 1895. and Clnnnhan cummenled. "If the certainly want to restore It." Other structures which have contained Sanford's flrsi indoor tii-xl 30 days will trigger any­ now la-cti placed on a 30 day swimming pool. It was known as thing regarding restoring this waiting period for tlcmnlllinn the Hyc-Lo Hotel at the turn ol building, then all you have to do Include those at 1512 Reach the century, and became the Is come hack lo the commission al our next meeting, and wit'll be Avc . HIM W. 3rd Street. 801 Montezuma Hotel lit 1920. Reran Avenue. 1705 Hell Ave­ "What we are planning Is a glad lo consider giving an nue, and 1508 W. 13th Rlace. retirement home for low to extension," middle Income people." Ingrla said. Later, he commented that It would probably he more In the middle Income range. meat to do tin- same In the Continued from Page 1A Commissioner Lon Howell, I louse hill. Richard said. who has often spoken against While cosls of supplying paper storage tapes or housing where short-term ren­ records can be computed pertals are offered, questioned If any other materials needed. page. Petersen said that's not Rrojx-rly Appraiser Hill Sober there was a possibility of 3(X) saltl he charges lor time and true ol electronic data. Magnolia becoming such a place. "It's not 1.000 limes more expenses to pmduee eleclronlt"I assure you," Ingrla said, expensive to provide I,(XX) bytes Information. Sober said the cost "lhal this will ixit tx- any weekly ol inlormalloo than lo provide rental establishment. We are to produce the entire property one byte. There's no eorrelalist rosisahoul $1,000 planning to make It a tally David Johnson. Sutler’s In- Hon," she said qualified ACLF. (Adult Con ­ The Senate Governm ental formation manager, saltl tils gregate Living Facility)." Operations (.’ommlttee defeated olflee charges $87.50 per hour lo City Attorney Hill Colbert cau­ Dyer's effort to Insert a per-byte tioned that Ihe matter of struc­ prodaee ih«- records The charge charge In the Senate bill. Includes the cost ol stall time, ture use was not the Item under To move record keeping rules consideration "The only thing hardware, snltwurc. mainte­ Into the electronic age, llic nance .md the media used lor up for a decision tonight," lie legislation would revise (lie defi­ said. "Is comicmontlon proceed- Ihecopy. nition ol public records lo In­ Willi more record keeping lugs. You can handle the use ot clude data-prnccsslng software. the facility w l r never It comes done by computer, a House It would: hack before Ihe commission at a subcommittee slated debate to• Let agencies charge lo day on a hill to prevent automa­ later dale." lurtiish electronic copies. tion from lilnderliig access City Manager lilll Simmons • Earmark pari of the fees to News media oppose a pro­ had previously recommended a improve public access to rec­ vision letting agencies ( barge hv 355 day time extension for the ords, hotel. "It's a vrry historic build­ the "byte" — a computer pro­ • Require agerx-tes to plan for cessing unit smaller than a ing." he said, "amt It would he a public access when they buy word, saltl llarhara Rclcrscn. shame to see a destroyed " computers ami programming. The ell y building depart merit atlorney lor a -Joint Ounmtttcc • Rctpmc neutral third-party on tnlormallon Technology that had reported tlx- hotel had a ttirdliilloo ol disputes over rec­ dilapidated rixil. windows miss­ developed the hill ords access "They're Irving to make a ing, rotten siding, holes to the irtlof mat ion from lt» As\ocMifc1 P rtit it walls, rotten Di k i i s , plumbing profit center out of It. said Dick ( o n f * i it e d in i h t % r e p o r t and electrical problems, plaster Shelton. Florida Rress Associa­ tailing oil tlx- walls, and many tion executive director "They shouldn't charge anything other other problems The request lor ihe one year than (In- cost ol duplication." The House hill. CSHH 1343. ltine extension was voted on W h a t’s for lunch? would allow a penny-a-byte separately from the other struc­ Wodnosday, Mar. 16,1994 ch a rg e to s u p p ly da I a in tures no the list, and was Dippers with Salsa a p p ro ve d try a un a n im o u s electronic form, with a $3,000 Groan Beans limit ctamulssiim vote. Fruit Tray A representative of the llank'of-^*, ' example. II the county x Rolls ..... 5 Florida......... i... *In ---------. . u* * | : h H|| voter records were Central spoke regard or Chot’s Salad or Bag Lunch public — they aren’t — the to tin- condemnation of 25-1-1 Low Fal Milk public would h <-1 barged a penny Raik Drive The (onimeiclal type building hud been severly dam­ for each ol the 43.824,300 bytes aged by lire. He told the com- ol Information It would cost lin­ eup $3,000 to huv tin* records. Dyer’s proposal, which was de­ feated last week, would produce it charge ol $303 12 lor the same iiiliiniiutlim Continued from Rage 3A A similar lull in the Senate Mental Illness Generally when hills uren t would let agencies charge a has warning signs, too. reasonable amount, to he devoted on lo committee, ihelr late trrmlltcd by tlxsecretary of Fur a Ircc txxiklrl Is sealed llul lawmakers can about mental IIInrsN . call : waive rules lo bring measures slate's office, for labor Involved 1800-433-5959 directly to the Door or can add In duplicating electronic materi­ Learn to see the sickness. them as amendments lo other al. press association attorney Harry Richard said. hills A m rrlr.u i Mental H r.ilth Fun d .5!) The group hacks an umciul"There’s more than one way lo skin a cat." Kayson saltl. adding lie would clu-ek on parliamentarian options. All Transmission He conceded, however, the hill Defects probably wouldn’t he passed "Th e life-support system Is Are Not Major plugged Into the wall." he saltl. The House hill also died last Problems — year after no action was taken Itt t/ committee. Doth Johnson and Huy sun said (here’s no proof paddling stu­ dents reduces discipline pro­ blems. However, there Is evi­ dence corporal punishment Is unfairly applied, they say. Up until five years ago. slate law did not let school districts ban puddling. Hut lawmakers (hanged that In 1989. and 209 W. 25th St., Sanford hoards In 15 counties have 30 Years... Same Location decided to forbid jiaddllng. O f the 2 4 . I9 H s tu d e n ts puddled lit Ihe 1991-92 school year. 58 percent were while. 38 percent were black and 3 per­ cent were Hispanic. Nineteen percent were girls. Sixteen eountles paddled more Ilian 10 percent ol their students. Apupka: parents. Teresa and Jo s e R e atrcb o. A lta m o n te Springs. A I v a r c i •V e s p u 11•W11 e o x F it n e r a I 11 om e , W i n t e r Purk/Goldenrod Cha p el. In charge or arrangements. RUTH B. SOLAAS Ruth H. Solans, 74. Fayet­ teville Avenue. Deltona, riled Monday. March 14. 1994, al her residence. Horn June 22, 1919 in Copenhagen. Denmark, she moved lo Central Florida In 1985. Mrs. Solans was a hank teller. She was a member of Deltona United Church of Christ. Sons of Norway. Orlando, and the llagarCluh. Survivors include husband. Oyatcln; sons. Randall Smith. Cocoa Bench Jeffrey Smith, Orlando. Arnold, Deltona; two grandchildren and two great­ grandchildren. Stephen R. Haldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. WALLACE J. VAN NESS Wallace J . Van Ness, 54. French Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday, March 13, 1994. Horn Aug, 17. 1939, in Sanford, he was a lifelong resident. Survivors Include brother, David, Sanford. Central Florida Funeral Serv­ ice. Orlando, In charge of ar­ rangements. 322-8415 John J. 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We re sure to net things rolling. — * »«<••• rt + �IN BRIEF LOCALLY All wins are not artful Lake Brantley takes ‘ugly’ victory from Spruce Creek By DEAN SMITH Basketball cham pions crowned Horald Sports Writer W IN TER SPRINGS - Indian Trails Middle School Advanced Boys' Hth nradr haskcthall tram won the Winter Springs League tide. The team, coached by Jack Pickett, defeated Jackson Hclnhts Middle School. 77-02, In the semifinals and Greenwood Lakes Middle School. 05-56, In Ihe championship game. Members of die leam were Ben Knupp. Josh Picked. Seth Fowler, Brad Combes. Jeremy Frost. Jim m y Costa. Ben Scholl. Scott Ferrell. Donnie Markey and Jermaine Joulbcrt. A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - The Lake Brantley Patriots did (lie right things al the rl^lit limes Monday night lo claim a 0-5 victory over the visiting Spruce Creek Hawks In a Class 5ADlstrlet 4 baseball eon test. It certainly was not the prettiest of panics, as the two clubs combined for eight errors that led to nine unearned runs. "I was telllrm the other coaches that this had lo be our ugliest name or the year." said Lake Brantley head coach Mike Smith "But right now we'll take anythin)* we ran net We have a lot of senior's with no experience. Our catcher, left fielder, second baseman and shortstop have not played varsity before and our third baseman plnyrd first base last year "Thankfully, we have a lot pltchlnn experi­ ence. They have a combined earned run uverane or 1.40." Part of that pltchlnn experience, senior lef­ thander Clms Tibbetts. went die distance and did not allow an earned run In Improvinn his record to 3-0. He also has two saves this season. Tibbetts, who has not nlvrn up an earned run all year, allowed four hits and four walks, while strlklnn out elnhl. but his defense committed four errors. "We were a little sluggish tonlnht. especially on defense." said Smith. "Tills was our fourth nnm In four days and we had some tired lens out then.-." Spruce Creek took a .TO lead, hul Lake Brantley came hack with lour unearned runs lu the txiitom ol the third Innlnn Soap Box m eeting W ednesday SANFORD — There will be a Sanford Soap Box Derby meeting tomorrow night (Wed.. March 10) al 7 p in. at the Downtown Recreation Center. 1st PtoorofSanfordCity Hall. The meeting Is mandatory (or racers In the Master Division, however all others are Invited. Among the Items to t>c discussed will Include the 1994 AASHDIAII American Soap Box Derby) rules: construction of Speedstar (shrill; con­ struction of wimxI car: and video tafie. If you have any questions, please call Norm Perry al (407) 330-5097. Oviedo softball tournam ent OVIEDO — Oviedo Recreation A Parks Is now accepting registration for the ‘(M S|x»rts Circuit Spring Softball Tournament to tic held at the Oviedo Sports Complex on Saturday, March 19. All ASA registered men's "C " and Co-Ed teams are eligible. Cost Is 81(H) for Oviedo League teams mid 8125 for non-league teams Registration deadline Is Thursday. March 17 al noon. For more Information, contact the Recreation D e trim e n t al 359-5000. AROUND THE STATE Browne leads Marlins M ELBOURN E - Jerry Browne homcrcd. doubled and drove In four runs as the Florida Marlins treat the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-1 at Space Coast Stadium. Browne, who signed us a free agent In the otrseason. hit a two-run homer olf Ramon Martinez In the second Inning. He Is vying for a spot as (he Marlins' fourth outfielder and a utility player this season. Orestes Dcstnidc also homcrcd. a three-run drive off Martinez in the first. The Dodgers' run came on a homer try Mike Piazza. Ills fourth, ull agulnst Florida. Panthers clip Rangers MIAMI — Andrei Lomakin and Jody Hull scored first-period goals and Jo h n Vanblcsbrouck made 27 saves Ur protect the Florida Panthers' 2-1 win over the New York Rangers The victory moved the Panthers within one ixrlnt of eighth-place Philadelphia and the last playoff sjxrt In the Eastern Conference. Mike Hartinun had the goal for the Rangers, who arc wlulcss In their last three games. WHAT’S HAPPENING M ens’ Baseball □ Saminola C.C. al Valencia C.C., 3 p m. W om ens' Softball □Valencia C.C. al Samlnota C.C., 3 p.m. G irls’ Softball □ Lake Howell al Seminole, 4 p.m. Cl Lake Mary at Lake Brantley, 7 p.m. □Oviedo al Lyman, 4 p.m. S e e U g ly . P an e 2 U Lako Brantloy first basomnn Mickoy Bono tokos a throw Irom pltchor Chris Tlbbolls lo choso Spruce Crook runnor Roy Manning back to llrsl H*(*MPhotoby Milt Hwflt baso during Iho Patriots 65 victory over tho Hawks. Manning, who roprosontod tho tying run. was lator picked oil to prosorvo tho win ipru<*Cr»*li “ Instant replay” in recreation volleyball Prom Staff Reports SANFORD — Deja Vu all over again For the second straight week every team In the Sanford Recre­ ation Department Spring Recreation Volleyball League had the same rrcord ax last week at the Sanford Middle School Gynmatorliim Wcalvlew Baptist-Won Increased its league lead lo two games with Its second straight perfect 4-0 night, while Rolnco frosted another 31 evening. Sunford First Baptist had Us third straight 2-2 week. Premier was 1-3 for the second time after opening with a -1-0 night and Wcstvlcw Bapttst-2 still Is search of that elusive first win. Wcstvlcw Baptist-Won may have been perfect, but It was anything Inti easy as Rolnco and the leagueleaders hooked up lit a great overtime match, with WcstvlcwWon coming out on top. 17-15. Wcstvlcw Baptist-Won alsir had a tough time with Premier, winning 15-10. The leaders' other scores were 15-7 over Wcstvlcw Buptlst-2 and 15-0 over Sanford First Baptist. Rolnco had almost no trouble In winning Its next three games after the setback to Wcstvlcw BaptistWon. as It won 15-5 over Premier. Holnto II, Prtmltr I VV4»M#W Bipint Won II. WoOvlow Bjpllil » I lontortf First luptlil II. Prtmior t Wtitvtow Boptlll Won It. Holnto II WotNIOw Boptlll Won II. Promlor It lontord Flnt Boptlll It. Wo.tvlow Boptlll i 4 Rolnco IS. Sontord F ln t Bopllit I Promlor IS. Wttlriow Bopllit > It Rolnco IS. Wttlvltw Bopllit 1 I Woitrlow Boptlll Won IS. Wnloid F u ll Boptlll 0 15-2 over Sanlord First Baptist and 15-3 over Wcstvlcw Buptlst-2. Sanford First Baptist's two wins came over Premier. 15-9. and Wcstvlcw Daptlst-2. 15-4. Tlte second best game of the evening was a 15-11 Premier victory over Wcstvlcw Bapllst-2. Alter three weeks of play Ihe league Is quickly turning Into a two-team race, with Wcstvlcw Baptlst-Won standing 10-2 and Rolnco H-4. Trailing the leaders arc Sanford First Baptist and Premier (both 0-0) and Westvlew Buptlst-2(0-121. Th e Recreation League plays every Monday night, while the Sunford Recreation Department also sponsor's a Power League every Wednesday night al the Sanford M iddle School G y m n a to rlu iri. Games start ul 7 p.m. each night. Bringing home the gold The All-Star loam ol tho Somlnole county Boys & Girls Clubs. 13-15 yoar olds, hold oil Iho Pino Hills club, 42-32. lo tako Iho championship ol Iho Boys & Girls Clubs of Contral Florida annual baskotball loaguo at tho Easlsldo Contor. Orlando. Sanford's Alphonzo Davis takos to tho air tor a shot as toammatos vio for position. Tho loam brought homo Iho winning bannor to bo hung In tho club and modals lor each player. Boys’ Golf Local rider proves self at Daytona □ L. Branllay vs. L. Mary at Timacuan, 3:30 p.m. □ L. Howell va. Seminole al Heathrow, 3:30 p.m. [ ;Oviedo va. Lyman al Rolling Hills, 3:30 p.m. G irls’ Golf □ L. Branllay va. L. Mary al Timacuan, 3:30 p.m. □ Lyman va. Oviedo at Ekana, 3:30 p.m. □ Seminole, Saabraaza vs. Lake Howell al Deer Run, 3:30 p.m. By ROGERHARNACK Horald Correspondent______________ Boys’ Tennis □ Lake Ho wall at Lake Mary, 3 p.m. □ Lyman at Mainland, 3:30 p.m. G irls’ Tennis □ Lake Mary va. Lake Howall al Red Bug, 3 p.m. □ Lyman at Mainland, 3:30 p.m. Track □ Oviedo al Lake Branllay, 4 p.m. □ Seminole, Oak Ridge at Lyman, 3:30 p.m. NBA BASKETBALL □ 8 p.m. - T N T . W KCF IB. Orlando Magic ut Chicago Bulls, (L) Complete listings on Page 2D MATHIOTlt. HAWKS I OU loo t - > 4 4 U h l B n n f lf y 044 t t l • - 4 14 4 Lu h«. L t * m ( ) ) ond YuffOlm Tibbottt and Clark A P TibtwHt (1 0 ) I P L M f n Sa « o — non# 2R L « k # B'*nti«y. Clark )B non# MR R tiO 'd i Spr uio Cr**a N A L a s * ftr ontloy • 4 Deltona's Stovo DoCamp (conlor) poses with two of his top supporters, wlfo Libby (loll) and "Hooter Girl" Christina Boguo (right), representing tho Casselberry Hooters that was one ol tho major sponsors lor DeCamp’s Kawasaki. DoCamp linishod a rospoctible 47th In Sunday’s Daytona200 Molorcyclo race. DA YTO N A BEACH - Steve DcCamp knew his motorcycle did not have the power lo go head-to-head with factory hikes. Inii he raced against the best In tIk* business anyway lu Sunday'sDuylonu 2(H). For DcCump. a IX-ltoua resident, the grueling 200 mile race on the Daytona International Speedway was the ultimate test lor tils new 1993 Kawasaki 750. DcCump received Ills bike less titan a month ugn from Seminole Hnndu-Kuwusuki lu Lougwood. "A ll we had time to do to was bore tlte head and modify it slightly," said Dick Suarvz. owner ol Longwood's Full Spectrum Racing shop After DcCump nicked up tlte motorcycle, lie and Suarez l(x>kcd It over to see what modifications could lie made. "W e went extreme on (lie bike lo get It ready In three days." Suarez said. "It's amazing It all came together. Basically we Jumped right Into (lie big one from the orate." □ S ee DeCamp, Page 2B FOR T H E B ES T COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ TH E SANFORD HERALD DAILY •ST- ■mmmrnmm �aB - Sanlord Herald, Sanfotd, Florida - Tuesday, March 15, KKM PDS wins at Red Bug S T A T S & STANDINGS Washing ion DOGS At Sanlord Orlande Monday night First race — S/14. B; 11.14 3 Ice Eliminator 7 40 3 60 5 40 •Surtun Genius 4 70 600 3 Elile* Pop Tarf 500 0 (7 4)11 40 P (7 4) 49144 T i l 13) *7 70 Second race -3 / I.O : 14 SI J S| Falcon 37 70 6 60 570 1Mello Dill 300 240 1 Sklmar Gonf 320 O 117) 41.40 P (7 3) 104.40 T (I I I) 14100 D D tl 7)47 H S t l 71 i ) 1410.40 Third race — S/tl, Mi It.S? 3 Gold Brisker 14 00 7 00 4 40 I Trainer's Choice 7 to 3 00 ) Ps Lover Boy 3 so O tl I I 147*0 P (1 1) « l 10 T (1 1 S> 1111.40 Fourth race — 1/14, D: 11,44 3Summ Cutler 7 40 4 10 1 10 SQuick Lap 100 3 00 7 Tenn s Andy Girl } *o O i l SI 17 40 P O SIM 40 T 11 S I) 40 40 Flllhrace — S/I4.C: 11.17 IWelcoFarmer, 14 *0 4 40 4 40 I Maplewood Lady 1.40 1 40 I Great Alev 100 O il 1)11.10 P411) 4010 T I M 1) 170 40 Hath race — S/tl, D: It.40 4 Gold N Fresh 17 40 10 40 S 40 7 Hondo Sparkler 3 10 1 40 3 Velvet Lady 4 00 O 14 7144.10 P (4 71 104.40 T (4-7-1) 1011.10 Seventh race — 1/14. Ai 11.11 SSplendy 1100 1100 1 10 4ltappy Charlie i n i to 1 Mega Vivian i| *0 Q 14 1) 14 40 P (S All) 0.10 T (14 1)i on i to p (All 4) I MS 1) 4 All All) 101 40 Eighth race -5/14, E: 31.(7 1EvctitW* Force 17 40 4 (0 3 (0 70tcar Valley 3 40 O il 3)1* 20 P 91 1) 34 49 T t l 17)401 94 Ninth C6C4 — 3/9, Ct 1* 00 7 Sklmar Outback 11 *0 5 00 5 (0 3Cascade Mika 4 40 3 70 3 Ultimate Gamble 6 *0 O i l 7) 34 79 P (7 7) 114 49 T O 7 1(41) 94 19th rice - 1/14, Ci 11.47 4 Shirt* Sheba 10 40 3 40 3 00 I Cr'* Thunderbolt 4 00 7 90 8 Summ Galgo 4 10 0 0 4) 75.40 P (4 1) a .40 T (4 191 14* 90 uth r a t e - 1/14. D: 31 44 lOmnl Enlerprl** 10 60 A 40 5 70 4 Top 5ucc*i* 6 40 3 (0 JCr'sMIdihldlho 4 10 O t l 4) 79.79 P (14) 17.40 T ft 4 3) 797.40 TT (4 t 11-4 1)0 W J4ckpc»*l),0)4 10 13th race - -1/9. B: 39 4) 5 Vintage Valval 11 60 S 70 4 60 5 60 5 60 1Play DeMuilc 9 Sunnyland Slim 15 40 O il ItM a O P II It 77090 T (5 19)51(49 llthraca — VIA. C: 11 19 1lunar A 00 3 70 J 40 7 A*e%om* Winner 1) 40 5 AO 5Nakcla Potagold 3 40 O (1 71 41 40 P (1 31 39 20 T (1 7 5) 4)7 14 QD (1 5 1 All) 7* 40(1 5 A* 7) 335 94 Mthrac* — )/|. A 39 77 i Right Guest 5 42 3 00 3 00 ) Audi Lady 4 60 J 60 j 40 7 Hotfoot Allen Q (1 (1 30 44 P ft 9) 70 79 T ft 9 7) 195 (4 1 It 414) 111 40 A — 1,313; H-S170.404 SPRING TRAINING Evhlbltlen Baseball All Time* EST AMERICAN LEAGUE w L Pel. Sealllo a ) 72/ Boston 7 4 A36 A 4 600 New York 571 • A Chicago 6 545 5 Detroit 7 7 500 Kama* City A 500 A Cleveland A A 500 Oakland 41/ 7 5 Toronto a 5 jas Taaa* 4 9 306 Minnesota 9 250 3 Baltimore 9 750 Milwaukee 3 9 .117 7 Calltornla NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pel 6 3 77/ it Louis 4 714 to Chicago 4 667 Pillsburgh a 4 66/ a San Francisco New York a 5 615 563 7 5 Colorado A 5/1 Florida • A 5 545 Atlanta A 545 S Philadelphia A 6 500 Cincinnati A 5 455 Lo* Angeles 7 6 44? Houston 7 300 3 Sen Diego a 200 7 Montreal N O TE: Spill squad games count In stend Ings Ties or college games do not Monday's Games Florid* 0, Lei Angelea 1 Allanl# 11, Montreal* Houston 10. Kansas City (is) t Philadelphia 7. Toronto 4 Pittsburgh S. Boston 4 Chicago White Sov Iasi 4. Kansas City (ss) 4 C laveland 4, New York Mels 1 St, Louis*. Tevasl Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee 3 Seattle*, San Diego4 San Francisco It. Colorado* California*. Oakland: Baltimore S. Cincinnati 1 Chicego White Sov lie) 0. Minnesota S New York Yankees 1 Detroit I Tuesday's Games Detroit VI Cincinnati at Plant City, 1 OS pm SI Louis vs Baltimore at St Petersburg, I OSp m Florida vs. Boston at Fort Myers. 1:45 p m Houston vs Cleveland at Winter Haven, I 05 p m Philadelphia vs. Ktrsas City at Haines City. I 05 p m New York Yankees vi Chicago White Sov at Sarasota. I Olp m Teaas vs Minnesota at Fort Myers. VOS pm New York Mels Issl vs, Atlanta at West Palm Beach. I ;OSp m Montreal Is*) vs Los Angeles at Vero Beach. VOSp m Pittsburgh vs Toroslo at Dunedin, 1:35 pm Colorado vs Chlcaip Cubs at Mesa, A n t , 1 OSp m California vs San Dego at Peoria, Aril., 1 OSp m Seattle vs San Francisco at Scottsdale. Aril , 3:05 p m Milwaukee vs Oakksnd at Phoenlv, 3:05 pm Montreal (**) vs New York Mels (sst. Port St l ude. 7 40p m COLLEGE BASEBALL Monday’s College Baseball Scares South -la. International/, Detroit Mercy I : lorida Tech7, Rowan 1 ieorgla 7, Mercer 4 ,t. Thornes 14, Drawl tolllns 11, Rhode Island 1 lelsanl. Rider I NBA STANDINGS National Baiketiall Association E A STER N C O N FER EN C F Atlantic Division W L PH. 41 1* 41* New York 37 74 .407 Orlando 34 77 .517 Miami 17 7* SIS New Jersey 77 3* 34) Boston 71 4‘ 11* Philadelphia 14 4] lit Contral Division 41 II 70S Atlanta Chicago 34 71 414 Cleveland 34 14 Ml Indiana 31 77 S41 Charlotte 14 14 .413 Milwaukee 11 44 174 Oetroll 15 47 141 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pet. Mout Ion 43 17 -711 44 19 A9f San Antonio Utah 4] 70 m Denver XI 31 492 Minn* iota TA 43 762 Da IIa i 1 14 -179 Pacific Bullion Seattle 45 IS 7)0 Phoenlv 40 10 447 Portland 30 14 41] Golden State IS II ,574 L A Laker* 400 14 147 L A Clippers 11 Sacramento II 41 130 TAonday't Games Charlotte 107. Boslm 101. OT Denver III. San AntonioII Utah >01. L A Lakers 101 Detroit 100. Sacramento 102 Tuesday's Games Indiana at New York. 1 10pm Milwaukeeal Miami, TdOp.m. Phoenlv at Cleveland, 7.30 pm . Orlande ati Chlcai Chicago, • pm. Philadelphia at Mmr ■inn#sot a, I p m Portland at Houston. t:30p m. Detroit at Seattle. 10p m Utah at L A. Clippers. 10 50 p m Washington at Golden Slate, tOdOp m 11 4 7*1 10 14*1 M 17 OB — 1 U 37 JS’T 1 I 10*1 It 11 IS C O L L IQ I BASKETBALL The Final Top Twenty Five The top 25 team* in The Associated Pr**i linal basketball poll. with fir** place vole* racordt. total point*, and previou* ranking* Record p i * P«» t North Carolina (571 77 4 1.576 4 7 Arkansas (14) 25) 1 546 1 76 4 1,47) 6 3 Purdue (111 77 4 1.400 7 4 Connecticut 5 Mluourl 25 7 1.357 3 6 Duke 7)5 1,717 5 7 Kentucky 7AA l 3)4 10 9 Matsachuseltt (It 77 6 1,779 9 f Arliona 75 5 1.0*5 7 74 5 1.039 14 10 loulivilla II Michigan 21 7 9H 1 17 Temple 77 7 (40 12 17 Kama* 25 7 i n n 14. Flortda 21 7 ?SI 17 743 13 15 Syracuse 71 4 574 14 16 Calltornla 77 7 17 UCLA 71 6 15* 15 19 1 394 16 18 Indiana 364 73 19 Ohtahom* SI 71* 70 Teaat 71 7 7*1 75 71 Marquette 77 1 7*5 I* 709 7)7 27 Nebraska 2) Minnesota 70 11 302 30 34 Saint Louis 73 5 1*3 71 75 Cincinnati III ~ 27 9 Other*: Penn lit. Wake For**! 11* Ale» UJrm St. Providmce 27. Virgin!* 36 lotion C 1Fa Alabama 11. Mich St 11, HNnoii 0, Ohio U 7, New Mevico St 4, Wi* Green Bay S. SW Louis 4. Waih St 1, Charleston I. Murray SI 1, W Kentucky 1. Wisconsin 1 Monday's College Basketball Score* TOURNAMENT NAIA Division It Semifinals Northern S I , S D 104, Lewis A Clark 04 Eurekabl. NWNaiererw47 Final Women's TopTwenty-Flu* The linal Top Tamnly Five women'* basketball teams. with firif place volet. r*cordt, total pomtl, And prevtou* rantnng Rtcord Pit Pvi 79 1 1674 'l 1 Tennessee 144) 75 7 1 510 /•A 7 P*nn SI ) Connecticut 7/ 7 1.466 3 4 Nortit Carolina 27 2 1.31/ 5 5 Colorado 75 4 1.786 4 ?A 3 1.77/ / 6 Louisiana Tech 7 Southern Cal 73 3 1,704 9 9 Purdue (1) 25 4 1,1/0 10 76 4 3.141 A * Teaas Tech 75 4 1.0*2 6 10 Virginia 11 Stanford 77 S 1064 II 73 7 9H 13 17 Vanderbilt 740 13 70 A 13 Iowa 25 4 14 Salon Hall 73* 14 639 15 21 5 IS Kansas 14 Alabam* 72 A 610 14 24 4 473 70 17 Montana 441 17 19 Washington 20 / 19. Flortda Inti. 313 11 111 12*6 347 27 70. Florida 73 5 247 II 71 BolsaSt 74 4 757 19 73 SoulharnMIss I9A 73 23 S 73 Mississippi 74 3 74 Bowling Green 143 35 — 114 75 Tea** 71 6 Others: Rutgers *7. Va Tech 73; SW Mo SI 71: Oregon 51: Sn Diego St 44: M4W4II 44: Minn 41: UNLV 40. O Dominion 10: W Ky 14: Clemson 14: N Dame IS: Auburn 14: Ala Hlrm 11: Georgia*, N Mevico SI 0: Sn Clara 0; N III 7: Ml*«tsirl 4; Ok $• 5. Geo Washington 4. Indiana 4: SF Austin 4; Tv AAM 3: Kent 3. Ore St 1. Merquetle I Monday's Wemer/t Basketball Scores TOURNAMENTS NAIA Qvlilon It Semifinals Northern St , S O *4. Cwscordla. Wi* 5* W Oregon 41, Mount Mevcy. Iowa 74 I NHL STANPIMQB National Hockey League All Time* EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L T Pis GF GA N Y Hangers 43 71 6 92 741 '9J 39 70 10 66 749 167 New Jersey 31 30 6 10 771 713 Washington 31 37 / 69 250 7A7 Philadelphia 7* 2* 10 41 19* 19* Florida N Y Islanders 71 37 9 44 734 7)4 15 34 * 5* 111 719 Tampa Bay Northeast Division 34 77 12 14 234 If* Boston 34 77 11 44 741 m Montreal 35 73 17 (7 750 7J* Pillsburgh 34 74 1 (0 7)5 113 Buffalo 79 34 7 43 374 73) Quebec 73 3* 1 54 1*0 7)3 Hartford 10 57 4 79 144 311 Ottawa W ESTERN CONFERENCF Central Ovlsion W L T PI* OF OA a Toronto 34 71 II 17 733 1*7 40 23 5 45 7*7 7 » Detrotl 35 75 10 M 734 31* Dalles 34 79 4 74 710 Ifl Chicago 33 74 * 75 719 111 St Louis 1* 44 ■ 44 710 7*5 Wlnnlpag Pacific Qvlilon 34 74 II 7* 751 773 Calgary 34 31 3 71 733 717 Vancouver 15 31 1) 41 1*4 77) San Jose 7* 40 I 57 1*3 71* Anaheim 11 34 10 54 741 744 Los Angeles 1* 41 ID 44 715 751 Edmonlon v clinched playoll spot Monday's Oamet Florida 1, N Y. Rangers I Montreal!, Boston4 Quebec 5. Chicago I Tuesday's Oamet Wathingtonal Pittsburgh, 7.35p m New Jersey al N Y. Islanders. 7 35p m Calgary at Tampa Bay, 7:31 p.m. Vancouver at Detroit, 7.15 p m Ottawa at Lot Angeles. io-jsp m NHL SUMMARIKS GB — 5 • 10 20 3|L| Rangers Panthers, Sums N.Y, Rangers o t 9 -1 Florida 1 9 0 -1 First Period — I. Florida. Lomakin 14 IBtlangar, Mellanbyl. 10 54 (ppl 1, Florida. Hull II (Skrudlandl. 14 31 Penalties - Kovalev. NY dripping), 4 44 Leolch. NY (Irlpplngl. 10 0*. Severyn, Fla (holding slick), 11 1*. Lowry, Fla (holding), t*S4; Nemchlnov, NY (holding). I»:l4, Second Period — 1. New York, Hartman I (Zubov, Kypreot), 13:03 Penalties — Kovelev. NY (roughing), V Jt: Cirttle. Fla (high slicking). 5:14: Messier. NY (cross checking), 4 14. Lomakin. F it (tripping), to 17: Kocur, NY. major (fighting). 11:34; Savtryn, Fla, major (lighting), 11:31: Skrudland. Fla (hooking), 13 74 Third Period — None Penallhn — Lowe, NY I holding), t: 111 Nemchlnov NY (high slicking), 14 35 Shots on goal — New York 4 11 10 - II Florida* 7 7 - 11 Power play Opportunity* — New York 0 ot 3: Florida lol 7 Goalies - New York. Richter, 33 II 5 (73 shots I I saves) Florida. Vanbletbrouck. 11101(11171 A - 14.704 Relaree — Mark Faucelle Linesmen — Jean Morin. Mark Vines TENNIS l.r .- Llpton Championships Results K EY BISCAYNE - Results Monday In the S3 3 Llpton Championship* tennis lournemen' (seeding* in parentheses): Third* Round Michael Chang (at. Henderson, Nay., del Alberto 8e> asategui (It). Spain. 14.4 4,41 Cedric Piollne III. France, del Jonathan Stark 111),Seattle.I 4.7 5 Paul Haerhuli (171. Netherlands, del Jan Apell. Sweden. I 4.4 3 Jalm l Ylaga (111. Peru, del Jones Blorkmen. Sweden. 4 4 I I Andre Agassi 114), Las Vegas, del Boris Becker 1101. Germany, 1 1,1 5 Goran Ivanlsavlc 15). Croatia, del Richey Heneberg, Houston 4 4.4 4 Patrick Ratler. Australia, del Marc Rosset (Ill.SwItierland. 4 1.43 Petr Korda If), Ctecti Republic, del Brad Gilbert 11)1. SanRataet Calif. 7 4(1 4). 4 3 Mark Woodterde. Australia, del. Jared Palmer, Timpe. 4 7 (1 7), 4-4.4-3. Byron Black, Zlmb/towe, del Javier San chat 115), Spain. 7 4 (7 3), 7 4(7 5). Jan Slemtrlnk. Netherlands, del Andrei ChetrsokovUtl, Russia, e 1.4 3 Stefan Edberg (II. Sweden, del Jason Stollenberg, Australia. 7 1 (711,4 I Aaron Krlcksteln (10). Crosse Pointe Mich , da' Wayne Ferreira (14), South Africa, 4 4.7 4 (7 11,4 3 Jim Gr4bb, Tucson. A m , det Sergi Bruguera (31. France, 74 17 4), 4 1 Jim Ceurler (4), Dade City del. Andrei Cherkasov (74), Rusiia, 4-1.7 5 Pete Sampras (1), Tampa, del. David Wheaton. Lake Minnetonka. Minn . 4 4, 5 t, 4-1. Doubles Second Round Todd Woodbridgo and Mark Woodtorde Australia, del Paul Annacone. Southampton N Y . and Doug Flach. Allanla, e 4, * 3. * 1 Ken Flach. Alpharetta. G a , and Rick Leach. Laquna Beach Calil del Wayne Ferreira. South Africa, and Jim Grabb Tucson. Aru , 1 4 (10 I). 3 41 I Goran Ivanisevic. Croatia and Marc Rosset Swllitrland, dal Tom Nilsson Netherlands, and Cyril Suk. Ctech Republic 7 *17 II. 5 1.4 4 Third Round Brian Devonmg Dallas, and Broil Steven New Zealand, del Brad Pearce. Ponl* Vedra. and Dave Rantkill, Birmingham. Ala . 4 1.41.43 Franciso Montana, Mami. and Jim Pugh. Manhattan Beach. Calil. del Luke Jenson and Murphy Jensen (71. Ludinglon. Mich , 7 4 (7 31.4 1. Jecco Elllngh and Paul Haarhuls 111. Netherlands, del Arnaud Buaisch and Oh,tar Delaitre. France, a 3.74 (7 3). Jan Apell and Jonas 0|orkman Swoden ifiOI. def Hrol Garnett. Camden S C . and f J Middltlon. Allanla Ga ,4 1.7 5 Jan Siomnrink Netherlands, and Daniel Vacek (1)1. Ctech Republic, del Greg Rusedski. Canada, and MaliVal Washington. Porilt Vodra. a 1, a 4 Pal McEnroe. Oyster flay, N Y , and Richey Heneberg, Heuston, (»), det Brian MacPhie San Jose. Calil and Scoll Melville. Ponle Vedra 4 I t ’ Sieve DeVries, Sat Maleo Calif, and David Ma:Ph*r*on. Australia, del Grant Connell, Canada and Patrick Galbraith III Tacoma. Wash 4 4. 7 a il 41 Gary Muller and Dame Vlsser (ID . South Africa, del John de Jaqer and Kevin Ullyetl. South Africa, 4 1.44 Scott Davis. Newport Beach. Cat It . and Mike Bauvr (ID . Emeryville. Calil. del Donald Johnson Vlnttb. Va , and Leander Poet. Indonesia.4 7 (a 71.4 3. a 1 Byron Hlack. Zimbabwe, and Jonathan Stark (I). Seattle. Or! Nicolas Pereira and Maurice Ruah. Venetuela. 4 4.44 Mark Knowles, Bahamas, and Jared Palmer (ID , Tampa del Ales O Brian. Am arillo. Tevas. and Sandon Stolle. Australia.4 4. 14 4 1 Shtlby Cannon, Ponte Vedra. and Byron Talbot 114). South Aklca. det Lan Bale. South Africa, and Lars Wahlgren. Sweden. 4 1.41 Wonwn Singles Fourth Round Lindsay Davenport |7>, Murrieta. Calil.. del Nathalie Taujlal till. France. 4 0 ,7 5 Sltlll Gr.it III, Germany, del Amy Fra/ler 110), Roc heller Hills Mxh . 4 ). * 0 Jana Novotna (4), Czech Republic, del Florenda Laba) 11*1. Argentina. 4 4.4 1 Brenda SchultJ IDI Netherlands, del Leila Meskhl 119). Georgia. 4 4 4 1 Klmtko Date (S), Japan, del Naoko Sawamatsu I 111, Japan 4 7.4 4 Aranlsa Sanrhei VKario <D. Spain, det LorlMcNe l (l-i Houston, 4 1,4 I Natali* Zvereva (91. Belarus, del Amanda Conifer (I). South Africa. 7 4 (1 51,4 4 Gabriele Sebatml <31. Argentina, dal Zina Garrison Jackson, Houston. * 4 * 3 Doibles First Round Linda Harvey Wild Hawthorn, III , end Chanda Rubin Laterally. L a , del Eve Jlmlnei San/. Spain, and Larissa Schaerer, Paraguay,! 1.4 3 Mala Murlc. Yuguslavla. and Stephanie Reece, del Katerina Studenlkova and Denisa Siabova. Slovakia, 4 4,41 M agdalena M ro t and K a lh a riy n a Teodorow lci. Poland, del R uiandra Dragomlr and Irlnl Splrlea, Romania, 4 3, 4a Susan Gilchrist, Houston, and Vickie Paynler. Baton Rouge. La . del Valda Lake and Clare Wood. Britain. 4 3.4 4,4 I Caroline Cellsle. Canada, and Cammy MacGregor. La Quinta. C a lil. det. Camille Benjamin. Bakersfield Calil . and Michelle Jackson Nebrege. Palm Beach Gardens. 4 0. 4 4.1 4 Elly Hakaml, Tiburon. C alil. and Lupita Novato. Meaico. del Catalina Crlslea. Romania, and Pally O'Reilly, Ridgewood. N J .4 1.10 Nicole Arondt, Gainesville, and Kristine Hadf'.rd. Australia, del Sandy Collins Odessa. Tevas. and Marlaan do Swardl, South Africa. 7 4 17 51.IM S 71,4 3 M iria m Oremans and Caroline Vis. Netherlands, del Meike Babel. Germany, and Dominique Monamt, Belgium. 4 1, 5 7. 7 a (711. Michelle Jeggard Lai. Australia, and Rene Simpson Ailar CanarSs. dal Jo Purle, Bfl lain, and Florenda Labat, Argenlina. 7 a 17 11,4 4.41 Second Round Larisa Ntiland. Latvia, and Eliiabelh Smylit (SI, Australia de). Silvia Farina, Italy, and Ginger Helgeson, Alpine. C a lil. 3 4.4 1.4 4 Lindsay Davenport. Muelettl. Calil.. and Lisa Raymond (10). Wayne, Pe , del Elena Llkhovltova. Kaiakhstan, and Elena Makarova. Russia. 4 Va > Katrina Adam*. Houston, and Kathy Rinaldi Slunkel (f), Amelia Island, del Isabelle Demongeol, France, and Karin Kschwendl.Germany,* 4,4 4,4 1 Sandra Cecchlnl. Italy, and Patricia Tarahinl III), del Beilina Fulco Vlllella. Argentina, and Petra Thoren. Finland, t 4. 5 7.4 4 Lori McNeil. Houslorv and Rennae Slubbs. Australia, del Etna Reinach. South Africa, and Andrra StrnadovA Ciach Republic. 4 4. 41 TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL AmtrlcanLaagua BOSTON RED SOX - Oplloned Joe Ctccarella end Rob Henkel, pitchers, and Jose Malave, outfielder, to New Britain ot the Eastern League Sent Ruben Rodrlguei end Alee Delgado, catcher*, and Brian Conroy and Don Florence, pitcher*, to their minor league camp lor realignment CALIFORNIA ANOELS - Optioned Hilly Hathaway. Mark Hdremer, Bob Garnet, Troy Perclval and Ron Watson, pitchers, and Mark Sweeney, out!l*4der, to Vancouver ot the Pacific Coast league Sent Nelson Simmons, oultlelder. to their minor league camp tor reassignment MINNESOTA TWINS - Traded Lenny Webster, catcher, to the Montreal Espos tor a player to be named later. Optioned Marty Cordova, outfielder, and Ron Carided and Jot* Carrea. pitchers, to their minor league camp toe reatslgnmer* OAKLAN D A TH LETIC S - Sent Scott Oeker, Curtis Shaw. Tanyon Slurlia, Ben|l Grigsby. Joa Slusartkl and John Wasdin. pltchars; lily Moline end Dean Borrelll. catchers: Scotty Lydy and Ernla Young,' outllaldar*. to (hair minor leagut camp tor raasilgnmtnt. SEATTLE MARINERS - Optioned Jett Darwin and Rtggla Harris, pitchers: Chris Howard, catcher; and Ruben Santana, In Beider; to Calgary ot the Pacific Coat) League: Craig Claylm. pitcher, lo Jackson vllle of the Southern League, end Alev Rodrlguei. Intlelder. lo Appleton ot the Midwest League National Leaiu* CINCINNATI REDS - Released Steve Lake, catcher Sent Kevin Wickander. Mike Ferry. Rich Souveur. John Courtrighl. Jell Pierce and Kevin Jarvis, pitcher*. Rick Wrona and Greg Hammond catchers; Keith Gordon and Steva Gibraltar, outfielders; and Kalth Kessinger, Brian Koaltlng and Jamie Dltmuke. Inflelder*. to their minor league camp lor reassignment COLORADO ROCKIES - Released Jack Daugherty.Intlelder outlielder FLORIDA MARLINS - Optioned Javier D* La Heya, Kurt M lltr. Kip Vaughn and Mlk* Myers, pltcheri. to Edmenten al the Pacific Caast L*a*uet Raman Martinet and Tim Clark, Inllaldars. and Jesus Taverei, oultlelder, t* Portland *1 the Eastern League: end Matt IMiisenenl, pitcher, to Brevard County el the Florida Slat* League Sent Vic Dortnbourg and John Johnstene. pitchers, and Charles Johnson end John Roskos. catchers, lo their minor leaguo camp lor reassignment PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES - Sent Toby Borland 6rad Brink. Kevin Foster, Wayne Gomes. Ryan Karp and Jett Patterson, pitchers Gen* Scholl end Shawn Gilbert. Intlelder* Phil Golslrr and Jail Jackson, outfielders and Jason Moller and Troy Rusk, catchers to their m i w league camp lor reassignmant SAN DIEGO PADRES Sent Bryce Florl*. Kerry Taylor. Btaln* Beatty, Fidel Compres, Eric Gundrvson and Denny Her ciger, pitchers. Julio Bruno. Intlelder. Randy Curtis Hay McOavid Vince Moor*. Lonnie Madln and Kaith Thomas, outlialdars and Brian Oeak and John Ramos, catchars. lo Ihelr minor league camp for reassignment SAN FRANCISCO OIANTS - Sent Dan Carlson. Bill Van Landmgham. Chris Han cock and Jo* Rossell. pitchers, to thoir m Inor league camp tor reassignment BASKETBALL National Beskefeall Association NBA — Fined Chtlord Robinson, Portland Trail Blaters canter 37.000 tor verbally abusing the officials and tailing lo laay* Iho court quickly altar balng elected from a game against Golden Mala on March 10 FOOTBALL National Football League A TLAN TA FALCONS - Declined lo match lha New Orleans Saints' otter sheet tor Michael Haynes, wide receiver BUFFALO BILLS - Agreed to terms with John Davis, offensive leseman MINNESOTA VIKINGS - Waived Jim Me Mahon, quarter bach NEW YOfJK JE TS - Signed Donald Evans defensive lineman, lo a three year contract HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL — Announced «n arbitrator has ruled Ihe SI Louis Blues mini send Creig Janney. center, and a second round draft choice lo lha Vancouver Canucks as compensation lor signing Pair Nedved. center ANAHEIM M IOH TY DUCKS - Recalled John Lilley. nghl wing Irom San Diego ol the International Hockey League COLLEGE A T L A N T IC 10 - Named Bob Slelli. assistant commissioner, acting commission or, BOSTON COLLEOE - Named Jim Reid defensive coordinator. Bill McGovern da tensive backtield coach and Don "Deek " Pollard defensive line coach CAPITAL — Announced the resignation ot Scott Weakley, men's basketball coach, effective June I GEORGIA STATE - Named Carter Wilson men's acting basktlball coach lor on* year LEHIG H — Announced the resignation ol Hank Small, lootbatl coach M ARYLAND EASTERN SHORE - An nounced Ih# resignation ol Pat Murphy, director ol marketing lor athletics, effective March 35 M OREHEAO STATE - Reassigned Col* Proctor, football coach Named Matt Ballard Interim football coach SUSQUEHANNA - Named Kwam* Lloyd women's soccer coach TEXAS CHRISTIAN - Fired Moe Iba. men's basketball coach UNION, Ky. — Named Brian Evan* men's basketball coach UCLA — Namtd M*e Sherman ottenslv* line coach TV! WAP IQ COLLEGE BASKETBALL 3:30 a m, — ESPN, Big West Tournament Championship Game, New Mealco Stele vs. California Irvlna NBA I pm . — II. TNT, Orlando Magic al Chicago Bulls. (L ) BOXING * p m — USA. Middleweight! Otis Grant vs Quincy Taylor, ILL also at 3 30 a rn FIOURE SKATINO I p m — ESPN. 1994 European Champion ships GOLF II p.m . — SUN. Helnekan Classic highlights TENNIS * p m, — SC, College v.omen, Mississippi at Florida VO LLEYBALL 4 p m — SUN. AVP Pro Beach Tourna mont W INTE R SPORTS 10 p m. — SUN. American Pro Snowboard Series Radio BASKETBALL 3 p m. - WDBOA7.5 C M ), NBA, Orlando al Chicago, pregamaal* 34 p m HOCKEY ■ pm — W GTOAM (S40I, Calgary al fampa Bay. |oln*d In (rogress MISCELLANEOUS 4 p m - W GTOAM 1540), The Sports Drive * pm — WELC AM (13401, Talk Sports With Pete Rosa 7pm - WGTO A M (540). NASCAR Live 7 p m - WWNZ AM (740,14401, The Sports Nut 10 p m. - WWNZ AM 1740), Florida Sports Enchange 10 pm, - - W GTOAM 1540). Sports Bylin* USA From t t R H R B p o r t B _______________ CASSELBERRY - The PI)S Puckers rebounded from an opening Henson thumping lo win Us first game for Its new sponsor In thr Seminole County Iteerealion Departm ent W om en's Monday Night Spring Softball League al Red Hug Lake Park. The Packers, formerly known as the Mice, picked a good team lo post their flrsl win against as they bested old nemesis, (he Hall Hosiers. 7-3 In eight Innings. The Hall flusters had edged the Mice for the Pall Championship at Red Hug back In November. Leading the way for (he Oviedo squad was tile motherdaughter pitching act of Connie Thomas and Teresa Walburgcr. Thomas, the mother, started the game and allowed only one lilt over two Innings before giving way to daughter Teresa, who allowed only «me ranred run over the last six Innings. "Connie was not supjHised lo pilch for another week or two beenuse of a bad shoulder," said manager Mickey Norton. "Hnl she frit good and pllehed well malll rclnjurlng (lie arm In the second Teresa came on and did a greal Job. Her clutch pitching and our defense was the dif­ ference In the game." The Hall Huslcrs broke the Ice with a run In the lift Is Inning and the Packers answered with (wo 111 thr lop of the sixth The Hosiers looked like they might pull out 1tic win as they tied the game In the seventh Inning nnd had runners on second and third with one mil After an Intentional walk loaded the bases a Hall Huslcrs hitter lined a shot up the middle, but Packers second baseman Ta m m y (Johnson) Morris, a former star at Lake Howell and Seminole Community College, made a running slab of the Itner and stepped on second for the double play lo end the lulling and force extra play The Packers wasted no nine In faking advantage ol the lilg defensive play, gelling Mx hlls lo score five runs In the top of (he eighth Inning With tine out. Morris singled and scored as Walhurger's single turned into an triple as «tie* (tall was hobbled Juudon iJouas) M arletle singled to scored Walherger. and after the second out, Allyson Hale. April Stoner and T a m m y Chesser each singled In a run. The Hull Huslcrs came hack with a run on a couple of lilts In the bottom of the eighth Inning, hut shortstop Jackie Junowlak made a greal piny on a sharp grounder lo end Hie game and save further damage. Marletle, Jnnowluk and Morris each had a huge defensive game as Marletle had seven pul outs in the outfield and threw out run­ ners at second base and home plate, Jannw lak added five assists and Morris eight put mils. Providing the offense were Walliurger and Chesser (three hlls curb) and Morris. Marletle. I tale and Stoner (two hlls each). The Packers are now I-1 on tile season and will look hi get over the ,800 mark against Pretzels next week at 7:30 p.m. Ugly-------------Continued from Page ID Hjiruer Creek renssunied the lend in the fourth when two runs scored on a throwing error. The Patriots lied the game In the fourth on a single by I'ru Caldls. a sucrlfhr by John An dersen and an Kill double In James Clark and scored Hit game winner In the sixth on n •Mint single by Andersen. ■ sacrifice by Clark and an Rill single by Joey llariner. Spruce Creek got the potential lying run on first leading oil th< seventh Inning, hut Tibbetts promptly picked the runner oil first and then got the next two haliers on weak grounders to end Hie game Lake Brantley had also gotten •i big defensive play in the llltii Irom Hrian Krot as. with one mu and runners on lirsi and second the center fielder runic on to grab a liner and picked natleil the runner oil second with a iK 'itu l If ill throw tor a double p|.t\ to end Hie Inning Providing the ollcitsr lot Hit Patriots were II.in n e r liwo singles, run. Kllll. Krot (two singles). Clark (double. Rill) am) Andersen, iiaitlis. Jeff Shaw Jett llullri and .1 It Carltuill (one single and one i tin each) Lake Hranilev Improved to H I with the victory and will play a piiir ol ifiqKirtanl SAC games ibis week, traveling to Lake Mary on Wedm -alav and hosting Oviedo on Friday Hollt games are set lor a 7 p in starl Htisld Photo by Roger Hamad Dollona ridor Slovo DeCamp loans his Hootors, Sominolo HondaKawasakl and Full Spectrum Racing oponsorod 1993 Kawasaki 750 through a turn during Sunday's Daytona 200 DeCamp Continued from Page ID Suurez said II Is closer lo a Supcrsport than a Superhike. The hike was broken In on the street because they did not have (he time to break It In on a track. "There Is no comparison be­ tween the streel and the track and 1 did not want to loose my license," DeCamp said. "So I rode around town to get the hike ready for the race. Before the race, 1 guess I had a total of 2H laps with the hike on the track." Even though DeCamp knew lie could not win the race, lie entered will) the anticipation of showing some of the top name rldcrtt Hint lie was for real, even on a hike with less horsejtower. Before the starl. DeCamp said he wanted lo show in the top half of ilie finishers and com­ plete the race in one piece. He accomplished his goal of proving he was a competitor, showing he could ride with the best In the turns and where riding skills were the key. Hut u dead battery and han­ dling problems. In addition to having a slower hike, kept De­ Camp out of tlie top 50-pcrccnt. "I hud a couple of setbacks." DeCamp said. "First off, the battery went dead. It Just went flat and II was a new buttery." The rigid handling of the hike also gave DeCamp problems, causing his wrist to go numb m id w a y th ro u g h the race ttecuuse ot the severe vibration At one point during the race, DeCamp said he was convinced he had other problems because the hike began to overheat. "What happened Is one of the plastic Hags had blown up and got caught in my radiator. The hike was starting to overheat and I was getting ready lo hang II up when I noticed the plusllc," DeCamp said. "I reached down and pulled It up and the bike returned to normal." DeCamp finished the race 47lh out ot 74 competitors, complet­ ing 49 laps out ol a possible 87, DeCamp Is sponsored by Sem­ inole Hondu-Kuwusukl. Full Spectrum. Racing. Hooters. Syctl Le athe rs. T s u h u k l, H ln d le Exhaust Systems, Fog City, Signs Now and several others. lie will he competing In three more national races Oils year Including events In Ohio, New Hampshire and Atlanta, Ga. "I would also like to thank my crew for keeping me on the t r a c k . " D e C a m p said. "Especially Tracy Hamlin, my crew chief from DcBary." "W ilh the proper hike. I could have given the top riders a run for their money," he said. Following the race. DeCamp rejected the Idea of going to Disneyland like other athletes. ‘T i n not going In Disneyland. I'm going to Hooters," �Sanlord H9rald, Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday. March 15. 1994 - 3B People State chairman speaks to Daughters Trivia challenge Life concepts will hold Ms ninth iimmii) Trivia Challenge on Sunday. March 20 from 10 p in. at the Shcralon OrlandoNorth. The proceeds from the computerized fame will benefit Camp Thtmderblrd. the only summer camp In Florida which provides recreation In both children and adults with mental rcinrdutlon. Trivia Challenge provides three player teams the opportunity to compete lor prizes and recognition In a computerized trivia game. 1'rlzes range from attraction to weekend vacations For more Information, call 8HU-4530. Garden club craft sale, meeting The Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club will sell crafts on Sunday. March 20 at Sweetwater Country Club. The hours lor the sale are from 10 a,in. lo 5 p in. The club will also hold Its regular meeting al I he VVeklva Marina on Monday, March 14 at 9:30 a.in. Lurry Shatzer. owner of Our Kills' Orchids and Nursery, will present a program on "Flowering ft Edible Ginger and llellconia for Your Landscape," Organ club meets tonight The Deltona Organ Club will meet on Tuesday, March 15. at the First Presbyterian Church, lllghhuuks Hoad. DcUury. The business meeting and program will begin at 7:50 p m. Frank Luunlng will lx- the guest organist liuth Moore will play the warm up session at 7 p m For more information, call Dorothy BHlttmc at Ht>(MH71 Toastmasters meet at SCC Seminole Community College |S('C| Toastmasters Club *0581 will meet every Tuesday. 7:111) p m . al Seminole Community College. Contact Hosella llouhain at 323-8284 for more hiformation Overeaters to gather A regular meeting ol Overealers Anonymous is conducted on Tuesdays at 7 .'10 p m at First Untied Methodist Church, corner ol Park and 5th. Sanlord For more Information, call Carol at 322-0057 Clogging classes formed The Old Hickory Stumpers olfei tree beginner clogging classes Intermediate and advanced lessons also available Meetings are at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays Irom ti to 9 p m Call 349-9329 for more information Take off pounds sensibly Members of Take Oil Pounds Sensibly. TOPS, invite the public lo Join them on Tuesday evenings irom 7 to 8 p in. at the First Christ Ian Church. 1007 Hanford Avc., Sanford The group now lias a private room to weigh people between ti 15 and 0 -15 p in. Each week a dlllerent program on weight loss will be i ondueled Fot more Information about the club, call 325-17(38 or 323-1 tit14. Kennel Club to meet The Central Florida Kennel Club meets I lit- tbltd Tuesday ol every month, at 8 p m .u the Lake Island Uecrealion Center 450 I Lit per. Winter Park Anyone Interested in the betterment and protection ol jire-bred dogs or to breeding or showing dogs Is welcome to attend meetings and apply for membership. Call (>71-7440 or 802-2872 Optimist Club meets weekly I he Sanlord Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon al die Colonial Room al Touehton's in downtown Sanlord. Visitors arc welcome. Klwanis Club meets W ednesday The Klwanis Club ol Sanford holds Us noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday ut the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the Inkcfront. Visiting Ktwanlans arc welcome. For Information cull Wall Smith. 323-5088. Dancing for seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dunce Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 •4:30 p.m. at the Sanlord Civic Center. Live munlc by the Dcltonlans 11-piece bund. Donation $2.00. O V IE D O - T h e Oviedo home of Virginia Mlkler was Ihe selling for (he March 5 meeting of the Salllc Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Al die 10 a.m. social hour, de­ licious refreshments were served by Lourlnc Messenger. Th e opening ritual was conducted by Regent Virginia Mlkler and Chaplain Ester Anderson. Speaker of Ihe Day. Patricia Schnurr of Mulllund. was In­ troduced by Eugenie (Bcttyl StcITans. Ms. Schnurr, slnlc lineage rseareh chairman for (lie DAR. Is also Involved In UDC, Colonial Dames, and War of IH12 organizations. She talked about the help available to those seeking to establish descent from an an­ cestor Involved In the Revolu­ tionary War. She told how to start with the present In order to delve Into die past, advised on the purpose of various seminars, and described what help Is available from the DAR. A m e ric a n is m C h a irm a n Patricia Fox brought the pres­ ident general's message con­ cerning the need for un ade­ quate national defense. National Defense Chairman Elizabeth Boyd read an article concerning die English lan­ guage — how It Is the most Important common bond in our e-ainlry C on si It ul Ion C ha I r man Lourlnc Messenger gave a betel DEA R AD D Y: I'm writing in response to the letter about the young Isiy who died from an allergic reaction to peanuts In a cookie he was served at u birthday party. Thank you for Increasing piddle awareness to the jMiletidal danger of giving loud to children who may have allergies. My 3-ycur-old son has lifethreatening reactions to peanuts and eggs Even after I tell people about Ids allergies, they don't lullv comprehend the serious­ ness ol the situation. Many think II I |ust "tell Ihe teacher, the party hostess, etc." about my son's allergies. I can safely cuirusl Ills care to that adult. I have heard loo many examples of adults who were Informed nt the allergies offering allergic children the offensive food and even Insisting they cat It. I w ish people could u n ­ d e r s t a n d I ' m not b e i n g ovcrprotcctlvc when I don't enroll him In preschool or other activities where food Is served to groups of children; I'm doing what I have lo do to know that my child Is safe. For those who have lood allergies or have children with food allergies, there Is a support group that helps families who are living with this problem. 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Ntora Prfman (in Slaraol R' n i lT nstEsa Staid Bad Fama ' Qbarlat la l Puirat Ora Pamt dro Pama ■ M M m • By VICKI DaSORMIER Herald Stall Writor ORLANDO - Veterans of the Anzio Beachhead Invasion will be gathering In Orlando March 24-27, 1994 lo celehrale tin5 0 th a n n i v e r s a r y ol the breakthrough Into Rome In World War II on May 25. 1944. There will he several hundred veterans and their families gulh erlng In remember Ihe battle and the good times they shared a half century ago. There are 22 Medal ol Honor recipients among those who will he attending. The Anzio Beachhead Veter­ ans of World War II began holding annual reunions in 1980, The llrst such reunion was held In Hanford at ihe Cavalier Motel. The association was founded hy 1st l.i William II Bland ol Hanford, his wife Helen and Frank and Hetty Perkins. The first meeting In Sanlord. hroughi In 87 veterans anil their spouses Today, there are over 2.non members of the association This year, the event will take place al Ihe Holiday Inn on International Drive In ( bluntlii Those veterans who plan to attend the event can begin registering al the hold lor Ihe acllvlli-s as early as I Imrsdav March 24 at 'KtOa in Formal activities will begin cm Friday alternimn at it p m, A magic show. Ii-aturlug rc nnwin-d magicians The Krali lirothers. will lake place al dial tim e tut he 11o h d a v I n n Ballroom. That evening at t> j> in. sluir|>. a bus will take |>arltclpauts to King Henry's Feast lor a night ol entertainment and good food There will be a 9 a m general meeting on Saturday morning and a banquet at (> p.m. that day. Molli events will lake place In die bold's hnllriPtm. Mckeis >m die hanqtici are $23 cadi. Hold rooms can be reserved lor $59 per nlghi There will Ip- a hospllulliv mom open lor dn p.uiit ip.ini-each altcrnoon and evening Betty Staffans (left) and Patricia Schnurr. talk on the Fifteenth Amend­ ment. Recording Secretary tna Ratllll read the minutes of the February meeting. Registrar Catherine Wiley Introduced five prospective members: Mary Louise Elgin, f{(*1(11 Hanes. Sandra Moody. Su/anne Elgin and Ju lia Hanes Fess. A nominating committee of Elizabeth lloyd. Catherine Wiley and Grace Parks was selected Members were urged to at­ tend the March 10 naturaliza­ tion ceremony at the Sanford Civic Center (which has al­ ready taken place when the DAR handed out pamphlrts on the United States Constitution The next meeting of the Snlllc Harrison Chapter will be April 8. 1994. at tin- Sanford I Iwtorteal Museum Mom says kids’ allergies are nothing to sneeze at TU E S D A Y ’S PRIME TIM E 6:00 Anzio veterans to mark 50 years DAR reviews lineage IN BRIEF lUapPrqqtd |l<) (inTlataoi BaanttuR [Saarit-BuR. i tianta Ftanban itFortH*. 0 Dr,an Rena A tu (lo Slerao) R i HaariaT Oariidati |lW 7 Wmat i n Sir ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN more Information, write to: The Food Allergy network. 4744 Holt Avc.. Fairfax. Va. 22030-9647 J O Y C E A. Y O K E L L . F O R T W O R TH . T E X A S D EA R JO Y C E : I contacted the Fluid Allergy Network and was sent a very Informative packet ol m a te ria ls Hy |nlutug the network, families receive pam­ phlets. bimonthly newsletters, the latest In fluid and allergy research, product labeling In­ formation. and the comfort of knowing they are not alone. One of tile pamphlets was especially enlightening. The symptoms of a potentially fatal allergic reaction arc "... a tingl­ ing sensation, Itching or metallic taste In the mouth followed by hives, a sensation of warmth, asthma symptoms, swelling of the mouth and throat area, difficulty breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, crumping, a drop In blood pressure and loss of con­ sciousness. These symptoms can occur In us few as 5 to 15 minutes, hut Ilfc-thrcatcnlng re­ actions may progress over sev­ eral hours. Any reaction should be reported to your doctor." What should you do? Get help immediately! "It Is Imperative lo try to stop the reuctlon as soon as possible. You will need an epinephrine (adrenaline) Injec­ tion lo help stoji the reaction. Epinephrine buys a little time unlit you can get profcsslonu help. You should go Immediately to the nearest emergency room or hosjiltul for treatment." Readers, mcmbcshlp In the Food Allergy Network Is well worth the $18 a year to any family with tilts problem. D EA R A D D Y : I agree with your advice to nude sleepers to kcej) a bathrobe handy In case of emergencies. However, tn the event of a crisis, one may he loo rattled to think about a robe. My daughter, her husband and three young sons were visiting us on Jan. 17, the morning of the California quake. After Ihe shaking stD|)ped, we stumbled around the house trying to assess the damage, Suddenly o u r d u u g h t e r e x c la im e d . "Daddy, you’re mounlng me!" Sure enough, I was standing there without a stitch on. so I rushed hack to my bedroom and got my bathrobe. Because the electricity fulled, my family couldn't see my very red face. SIM I V A L L E Y SUR VIV O R D E A R A D D Y : I am currently serving a two-year sentence for cocaine posnesson with Intent to sell. I am 34 years old and started smoking pol about 20 years ago. That supposedly Innocent drug led me down the path to where I uni now. I'm married with two children. I had a good white-collar Job. u home In the suburbs, and a clean record Now. everything I've worked tor Is at risk because of my stupldit v For those ol you who are not involved with drugs, please don't even try then. It's not worth It. While Incarcerated. I enrolled in a drug rehabilitation program, and I have cleaned uj> my life. 1 have been clean for over a year now. unit It's the smartest move I ever made. IN M A T E 711898 D E A R IN M A T E : If your U-ller keeps only one person from trying drugs, It's well worth (he s p a c e . T h a n k s f or t h e testimonial. MOVIELAND 0<i>* In 322 1216 x*0 PASSES BLUE CHIPS s 7:30 H A R D T A R G E T 0 9:30 STAY ALIVE don't drink and drive 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. II 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 Anyllmo Day Or Nlghi Call 646*9644 Q 'i m t \ I M • 1 •t �4B - Sanlord Hotafd, Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday, March 15, 1994 Flag coming home Britain returns flag captured in 1812 M O N ig U E E L P A IZ Y Associated Press W rite r LONDON — A huge American ling captured during (lie War of 1H12 is going home. The garrison flag from Old Fort Nlugnra. N.Y.. Is leaving a Scottish castle this afternoon to begltt Its Journey hack to America. It Is to be officially welcomed back to Its original home in a ceremony on Saturday. "It's an amazing nag," said Bob Rieger, president of the Old Fort Niagara Association. "Th e star pattern Is unique among American Rags." The flug lias 13 stripes and 14 stars. The stars are arranged In a comet pattern, with n cluster of stars In the right corner of the blue field with stars shooting out to the left. Each star Is nbout one foot ucross, Rieger said. The llag has been housed In Meggtnch Castle In Errol. Scotland, about 30 miles north of Edin­ burgh In the home of the Baroness Strange. It was Lndy Strange's great-great-grand-unclc Mu]. Gen. Sir Gordon Drummond, the command­ er of the British forces in Upper Canada during the War of 1812, who captured the flng. It was given to the prince regent, later King George IV. who returned It lo Drummond In 1843. The Old Fort Niagara Association learned of the (lag’s existence about eight years ago. Rieger said. The association wrote several letters lo the baroness, but It was not until Rieger's daughter. Diane, then IH. wrote last summer that they got a response. Tw o weeks after Diane wrole. the association received an invitation to Meggtnch Castle lo examine the flng. Sotheby's appraised it. and I he association and the baroness settled on a sale price of 100.000 pounds, about 8150.000. "It is an extremely rare American flag. We believe It Is the elghlh-oldcsl lo exist." Ultger said. lie believes the llag dates from 1703. The llag measures 30 feet by 10 feet, so big that Rieger still hasn't seen the whole thing because there wus no room In the castle to unfurl It fully. It will be flown back in a 18-luch-diumcter plastic pipe painted In n red. white and blue Dag motif The empty pipe weighs 300 pounds, the ling about 50. The baroness says she is thrilled that the flng is being returned. "It ought to go home. Fin terribly happy that it Is going back to where It came from." she said. But how will she fill the empty spuce? "I shall make a replica and I shall write underneath. 'This Is a rcpllrn."’ Clinton back in New Hampshire trying to be the ‘comeback kid’ By TO M RAUM A s s o c la t o d P ro a s W rite r NASHUA. N.H. - President Clinton, trying to shift attention from Whltewnter to the major themes of Ills presidency, is back in the state where in early 1992 lie proclaimed himself the "comeback kid." This time, Clinton Is trying to muke a political comeback that will enable him to get his domestic legislation back on track. So he was immersing himself in one of the things he docs best — a frenetic campalgn-llke schedule. He planned three stops In New Hampshire today: a town ball meeting, n stroll through a town square nnd a factory tour. Then, lie Hies to an army base in New York slate to greet soldiers recently returned from duty In Somnlta. It wus a mix of presidential nnd political events that While House aides hoped would help divert attention away from the controversy back home — or at leust keep Clinton’s mind off It. "It doesn't hurt," sold Clinton press secretary Dec Dee Myers. She said C lin to n 's swing through New Hampshire was "a chnnce for the people of New Hampshire lo give him a progress report. When the president campaigned In New Hampshire, the biggest issue here was the economy." On Monday. Clinton kicked off a Jobs confer­ ence in Detroit of the world's seven leading industrial democracies, and toured a diesel plant, then flew to Boston and addressed a crowd ut a whurf alongside Boston Harbor. He didn't mention the Whitewater affair directly. But It was clearly just beneath the surface. "We arc going In the right direction." lie told a crowd of thousands In the wharf speech. "A nd we can keep going in the right direction If we can remember to keep our eyes on those things that really mutter and If we do not become diverted." Clinton seemed warmed by the friendly re­ sponse from the crowd, which wus warmed up by Sen. Edward Kennedy. D-Masa. Kennedy called Clinton one of "the greut presidents of this country." The president said It would be nice If he could "go back to Washington and wipe awuy all the forces that seek to demean, to divide, to downgrade" and Just focus on the positive. Clinton also attended a 81,000-a-plalc Demo­ cratic fund-raiser al a downtown Boston hotel. He bitterly attacked Republicans In Congress, saying CELEBRITY CIPHER C«M»<Xtty Ciph#f cryplog* V C/**t*d from quotation* by turnout p«X>*. p*tf and (tfMWtt Cacti tot* m tf* c»pt*r itanda for anoihar Todsy't cK* J K *I R N Y ENDLV 1NYFYILK 0 Y F EVMSLO VT TVKI OONI P ZVUL IVELIKLK ZVUUQONIP.* ( M. P. IV FY F — LFKIRBQFJL VOKDNDVKI TFQM KVSKNEQLA. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Qoll course* are the beet piece lo observe ministers. Non* ol them ere sbove cheating a bit." - John D. Rockefeller. defrosted anything for tonight.” they are "committed to the polities of personal destruction" and oppose unythlng he proposes. "It Is wrong. It's not good for us in the United States of America." be said. By presidential standards, his remarks were exceptionally pointed. He said the country Is torn by "terrible problems that beg for honest debate from people of different perspectives." And yet. lie said, the Republicans arc an opposition party that Just stands up nnd says no. no. no. no. no, no. no. no. no." Clinton's schedule In New Hampshire today was reminiscent of the time tie spent here leading to the February 1992 Democratic primary. Although he came in second in that race to former Sen. Paul Tsongns of neighboring Massachusetts, the showing — coming at a time when be was being battered by accusations about bis draft record and alleged womanizing — helped propel him toward the Democratic presi­ dential nomination. He was to conduct a town ball meeting at a Junior high school In Nashua. In southern New Hampshire, and stress the theme of economic renewal and Job creation — playing off Ids comments on Monday ut the Jobs conference In Detroit. - .mil Legal N o tices Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT INAN O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 71-1117 CA 14 8 R O BER TE TURNAGE AND INGEBORG 0 TURNAGE, Plaintiff. v« JOHN GHANEV. WILLIAM R G EB E R TA N D C A R O LC GEBERT.hlswIfe. Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN Ibat pursuant lo on Amended Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dalad March 4, 1714 In Cata No.: 73 lie? CA 14 B m lha Circuit Court In and lor Stmlnolt County, Florida In which ROBERT E. TURNAGE AND INGEBORG B TURN AGE, l> lha Plalnlllf, and JOHN G R A N E Y , E T AL , art lha Defendants, I will Mil lo th« hlghatl and bait blddar lor cath al 11:00 AM on lha 39th day ol March. 1994 at th* Wall Front Stapi ol lha Samlnola County CourthouM, 301 N Park Ava., Sanlord. Florida, lha fallowing datcrlbad real proparty at Ml lorth In tha Amended Summary Final Judgment ol Forecloture: LO T 44. BLOCK B. LAKE WOOO A T 1 HE CROSSINGS. U N IT TWO. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3}. P A G E S 49 T H R O U G H SI. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA D A T E D TH IS 4lh day of March, 1994 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: JaneE.JaMwIc Deputy Clark AME RICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 Admlnltlrallva Order No. *3 3J Periont with a dlublllty who need a tpedal accommodation lo participate In Ihlt proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N. Park Avenue Sulla N. Ml, Sanford. Florida >3371 al laatl live dayt prior lo lha procetdlng. Telephone (407) J1J 43M Ext 4117; I MO MS 1771 (TD D ) or 1 MO MS 1770 (V ), via Florida Ralay Sarvlca Publish: March*. IS. 1994 DEP if IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR THE 1ITM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE N O .t) 1195 CC 30 0 SAN MARCO VILLAS ASSOCIATION. INC ,d/b/a SABAL PLACE AT SAHAL POINT, enot lor profit Florida corporation. Plalnlllf. v S TEV EN C CLAMP, Defendant NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Foredaiure dated March 10. Iff4, and anltred In Cata No 73 3105 CC 30 Q ol tha Samlnola County Court ot tha llth Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnola County, Florida, wherein SAN MARCO V IL LA S ASSOCIA TIQN, INC. It Plalnlllf, and STEVEN C CLAMP It Oalan dant, I will Mil to lha highest and bat! bidder lor cath al lha Watl Front Slept ol lha Sami nole County CourthouM. 301 N Park Avenue, Sanlord. Florida, al 11:00 o'clock A M . to April 7, 1794, the following datcrlbad properly at Ml lorth In said Final Judgment, lowll Unll No 37 ol SAN MARCO VILLAS, a condominium, ac cording lo lha Declaration ol Condominium thereof, recorded In Official Records Book ISSa al Paga S ol the Public Recordt ol Samlnola County, Florida Alto known at: 731 W Sabal Palm Plica, Longwood. Florida. D A T E D this 10th day ol March. 1774. MARYANNE MORSE Clark Circuit Court By JaneE. Jatewlc Deputy Clark In accordance with tha Amtr leant With Disabilities A d . par tons with disabilities needing a special accommodation lo par­ ticipate In this proceeding thould conlad Court Admlnlt Irallon al Ml N Park Avenue. Sulla NMI. Sanlord FL 33771, talephona 14071 333 4310, e*f 4337, not later than Mven (31 days prior lo lha proceeding II hearing Impaired. I TDD) 1 DO M i 177), or Voice (VI I *00 755 S770, via Florida Relay Service. Publlth: March 15.33,1774 DEP 133 PROCLAMATION OF SPECIAL ELECTION C ITY OF LA KEM ARY, FLORIDA TO THE R EG ISTER ED VOTERS OP THE C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA: I. LOWRY E ROCKETT. Mayor ot tha City ol Laka Mary, Florida, do hereby proclaim Tuesday, March 37. 1794 at tha dale lor the City ot Lake Mary's Special Elactlon. The polls will be open between the legal hours ol voting (7:00 A M. — 7 00 P M l on tha day ol lha election. The run olt election, I’ required, will be held on April If, 1994 Said electionls) end voting lor ell City precincts shall ba held al the following (oration: CITY COMMISSION CHAMBERS LAKE MARY C ITY HALL 100 N. COUNTRY CLUB HOAD LA KEM AR Y. FLORIDA The Election Board shall consist ol Pat Thompson. Ethel Carlton, Doris Omey. Alla Ombres, Kay Sattmin, and E A. Carlson The purpoM ot the election Is lo elect the following City Oftlc lal: C ITY COMMISSIONER - SE AT 4 - lo till the uneeplred lerm ol Commissioner A.R. "Doc" Jore Dated at Lake Mary, Florida. this3rd day ol March, 1974 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA S/lMAYOR, LOWRY E. ROCKETT A TTE S T: S/lC ITYC LER K , CAROL A. FOSTER PUBLISH: March 15,33, IT74 DEP 54, Legal N otices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT C O U R f OF THE E IO H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION N O TICEO F APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, ihel Bohn Industries Inc , the holder ol the following cerllllcetels) hat Hied Mid carl lllcete(t) for a lax deed lo be Issued thereon. Th* certlllcate n u m b e rd ) and yaarla) ol Issuance, the description ol the property, end the neme(t) In which II was attested Is/are at follows: Cerllflcale No. 1935 Year of Issuance 1710 Ditcrlpllon ot Property LEG LOT 3 OL KC BONAVENTURE HEIGHTS 3NO SEC PO 15 PG oivmoN CASE NO. 93-1131 CA 14 E LINCOLNSERVICE CORPORATION, Plalnlllf, vs OAHRYLR O U X .B EV E R LY A OUX, hit wile, and ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SE RVICE S COMPANY OF FLORIOA. INC Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated December 7, 1773 and Order Rescheduling Sale dated March 7, 1774 enlertd In Casa No 7J 1133 CA 14 L. ol the Circuit Court ol the EIGH TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein LINCOLN SERVICE CORPORATION Is Plelnllll end DARRYL R DUX. BEVERLY A OUX, his wife, end ASSOCI ATES FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY OF FLORIOA, INC are Delervdenlt. I will sell to the highest and best blddar lor cash el the West front door ol the Courthouse, in Sanlord. SEMI NOLE County. Florida, al It 00 o'clock A M on April 13, 1774, lha following described property at tel lorth In said Pinal Judgment, to wit: LOT 34. BLOCK ' B ', STER LING OAKS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS HE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGE II AND 13. PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED March 10.1774 MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk of said Court By Jane E Jatewlc As Deputy Clerk "Persons withe disability who need a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator at Serrunole County Ceurlhoute. 30i N Park Avenue. Sulla NJOI. Sanlord. Florida 33771, at least five dayt prior to the proceed Ing Telephone (407) 133 4330 eit 4337: 1 100 755 1771 (TO O! or 1 too 735 1770 (V I vie Florida Relay Servlca " Publish March 15. 33. 1774 DEP IJJ NO TICEO F APPLICATION FOR TAX D EED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that E Lamar or Jane! L Sharp, the holder ol the following cerllllcatils) hat Med said cartllicatalt) lor a lai deed to be Issued thereon The cerllll cate number(t) ana yaarltl ot Itsuanca. tha description ol the property, and the rwimelt) In which II was assessed lt/ar* at lollowt: Certificate No 4il] Yearol Issuance: 1771 Description ot Properly LEG SEC 34 TWP 31S MGE 3IE BEG 1*5*31 FT S i 733 37 FT E OF N Li COR RUN S 799 35 FT E 330 FT N 979 57 FT W 330 FT TO UEGI53SACI Names In which attested Rodney G. Green. Judllh A Green All cl said properly being In me County ol Seminole. Stale ot Florida Unless such cerllllcalelt) shall be redeemed according lo law. the properly described in such cerllllcetels) will be told lo the highest bidder al tha watl Iron! door, Samlnola County Courihoust. Sanlord, Florida, on lha llth day ol April. 1994. al 11 AM Approximately 1135 00 cath lor lees It required to be paid by the successful bidder al tha salt Full payment ol an amount equal lo lha highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp taxes and recording lees Is due within 34 hours alter the advertised lime ol the sale All payments shall be cath or guar anlaed Instrument, made pay able to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated this llh day ol March. 1994 (SEAL) Maryanne Morie Clark ol tha Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: MichelleL. Silva Deputy Clerk Publlth March 15. 33. 37 A April 5,1794 DEP 97 NO TICEO F APPLICATION FOR TAX DEEO N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN. Ihel Financial REC Inc % Carllllcate Inv Sar, lha holder ol the following cerllllcale(t) hat tiled Mid certlllcalelsl lor e tax deed to ba Issued thereon Tha cerllflcale numberd) and yaarltl ol issuance, the detcrip lion ol the properly, and lha namelsl In which It was assatt edls/are as lollowt: Certificate No 1434 Year of Issuance: 1971 Description ol Property: LEG LOTS 9 A 10 ORANGE PARK PB3PG40A Names In which ettettid: CharlttM. Hobbs All ol said property being In tha County ol Seminole. Stale ol Florida Unless such cirtlllcetels) shall be redeemed according lo law, the property described In such cerllllcele(t) will be sold lo the highest bidder el the west Irani door. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanlord, Florida, on the llth day ol April, 1774, it II A.M. Approximately 1135 00 cosh lor feet It required lo be paid by the tuccettlul bidder el the Mie Full payment ol in amount equal to the highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp taxes and recording loot It due w llh ln 34 hours alter the advertised time ol the tale. All payments shall ba cath or guar­ anteed Instrument, made pay able lo the Clerk ol lha Circuit Court, Dated Ihlt llh day ol March, 1994 (SEAL) Maryanna Morsa Clerk ol the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Michelle L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publish: March 15.33. 37 A April 5.1794 DEP9S T YOUR CAMIR IN HIOH OlAftl se Tyne f a * Talents! Check The OesaHsdi For The Job Veu Wend *7 Names In which attested: Walter R Bryant, Jr . Ramona Bryant All ol said properly being In the County ol Seminole. Slate ol Florida Uniats such certlllcalelsl shall ba redeemed according lo law, lha proparly datcrlbad In such cerllllcaleltl will be sold lo the highest bidder el the west front door, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord, Florida, on Ihe I Ills day ol April. 1174. el II AM Approximately 5)35 00 cash lor ten It required lo be paid by the successful bidder el the M il Full payment ol an amount equal to the highest bid plus applicable documentary (lamp ta u t and recording lees Is due w llhln 34 hours alter the advertised lime ol Ihe tale All payments shell be cath or guar antted instrument, made pay able to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated this 31th day ol Febru a ry .1774 ISEALI Maryanne Mori# Clerk ot the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Mlchella L Silva Deputy Clark Publlth: March I, ti. 33. and 37. 1774 DEP 35 NOTICXOF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N . Ih a l H A R L A N C B IELEY % C E R TIFIC A TE INV SERV. tha holder ol tha follow Ing ctrllllcatelti hat Iliad said cartllicatalt) lor a tax deed lo be Issued thereon The cerllll cate numbarltl and yearlt) ol Itsuanca, tha description ol the property and lha namelsl In which II wet assessed it/are as lollowt Certificate Mo 3777 Yearol Issuance 1770 Description ol Properly: LEG LOT 13 BLK 37 SUBURBAN HOMES PB SPG 40 Names In which assessed TH O M A S C M C K E N Z I E . BARBARA MCKENZIE All ol said property being In Ihe County of Seminole. Slate ol Florida Unless such cerllllcaleltl shall be redeemed according lo law, tha proparly described in such certlllcetels) will be sold to Ihe highest bidder el the west Iron! door, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. On Ihe 1ITH dayot APRIL. 1774. at 11AM. Approximately 1115 00 cath lor lees It required lo be paid by Ihe tuccettlul bidder el the tale Full peymenl ol an amount equal lo lha highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp taxes and recording lees It due w llhln 74 hours alter the advertised time ol the tele All payments shall be cash or guar antead Instrument, made pay able to the Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dat ed this 3ND d a y ol M A R C H , 1794 ISEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk ol the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By BECKY WILSON Deputy Clerk Publish MARCH I. 15. 33 A 79. 1794 DEP 47 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 Orlando - Winter Park 831*9993 PRIVATE PARTY R ATES CLASSIFIED DEPT ’ 14 consscutlvt llm s i....................ST* ■ lln* 7 cons*cu1lvE llmss............ 70* ■ line 3 coniKutlv* limes ....>.......91* a line H im *.................................11.19 a line R ite * sra psr Issue, based on 3 lines • 3 Lints Minimum HOURS 1:00 A.M. -5:30 P.M. 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JONES, am not responsibla lor any debt* In curredoltur than my own SENIORS, call to find out H you quality lor assistance with 01 APERS/PAOS delivered In your door monthly 407 >40 1354 LOVINO H O M I FOR Elderly In Longweod area. 34 hour care wllhlolsot TLC Pleata contact Bob at 4017714*79___________ __ L ___ — -= 21—Personals ADOPTIONS 27— Nursery & Child Care C H I L D C A R E a v a 11 a b I * .pwrung* A weekends Call tor ra's specials Mrs Michelle's House 311 7435/Lie 4393 10__ E X C ELLE N T CHILDCARE In my clean homt Allordable rates, hoi meals, and lots ol T IC Free medical care. Iranspor latlon, counseling, private doctor plus living expenses Bar 1737511 Clearwater Attornsv John Frlckar I *04117 14*0 Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN. Ihal Janet L or E Lamar Sharp, tha holder ol the following certificate!*) has filed said certlllcalelsl tor a lax deed lo be Issued thereon The cerllll cate number!*) end yeerls) ot Issuance, the description ot the property, and tha named) In which it was assessed i*/are as follow* Certificate No 3353 Yearol Issuance 1771 Description ot Property LEG LOT I BLK A LAKEWOOD SHORES PB 10 PG S3 Names In which assessed Thomas P Kavanagh. Sr All ol sa>d properly being In tha County ot Samlnola, State ot Florida Unless such certificated) shall ba redeemed according to law. the property described In such certificated) will be sold to the highest bidder el the west Iron! door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida, an tha llth day ol April. 1*94. al II AM Approximately 1175 00 cash for lees Is required lo be paid by tha successful bidder al lha sal* Full payment of an amount equal to tha hlghast bid plus applicable documentary stamp tax** and recording tees Is due within 34 hour* atler the advertised lime ot the sale All payments shall be cash or guar anteed Instrument, made pay able to lha Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dated this 4th day ol March. 1994 ISEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk ot tha Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By; Michelle L Silva Deputy Clark Publish: March IS. 33. 39 A April 5.1794 OEP 99 Excellent rats 371 7734 55 — Business O p p o rtu n itie s BODY SHOP Fully equipped Fully licensed Sale or perl nershlp Excellent money making business 4*9*457 MONEY MAKINO H o rne bull ness Learn howl For details send SASE to J A Consulllnq and Marketing P O Box IJ01 John’* Island. S C 39457 __ OWN A PAYPHONE RTE SIX» Wk P o te n tia l U n iq u e O plK tr run 11y I *00 i M 7* r j PAPER ROUTE W> u>r *'x) Sun 40 miles long 3hrs 45mm d e liv e r lim e 134,(00 > 11/315 61—Money lo Lend • IMMEDIATE fUNDING • ** 53.500 *75000 NO ADVANCE FEE ■1*00 *07 4)))' KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONEYI All you need Is your lllle Jack Diamond lor appointment 3*0 3939 7 1 — H e lp W anted 1.000 AVO N products E a rn lo 50% N o d o o r/rk w r F* T J F T Sand I 331 1193/1 *0* 94a 7 pm e A C C O U N T IN G C LE H K e 17 hr Good w ith n u m b e rd E x c e lle n t com pany has a desk lo r you P a id b e n a tlH I F R E E R E G IS T R A T IO N AAA EM PLO YM EN T I Q O W t lt h il .133 517* ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVONNOWI CALL 133 4)31 or 133 04)7 AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing lucctedi Ilk# tucceit W e 're w e ll Into our 3rd tie cede of tra in in g U K t t u f u l egents Nohcenve* We ll help! WATSON REALTY COUP REALTORS 1311200 AUTO TECH 5 d<ay) E ic e lle n t p.iy end benefit) A S E and toot) a mutl Cell Tonv At 331 347* Notice Flooring Lawn Service FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES HARDWOOD FLOORINO Initill Sanding Finishing TOM OLSEN ( 413-43* 3397 VOM A JEFF'S LAWN CARFI Ret/Comm , dependable, low rales I Freeetl ----- 3)0 7071) all contractors be registered or ctrlllled. To verily a stale contractors (leans* call 1 100 3437 740. Occupational Licenses ere required by Ihe county and can b* verified by calling 131-1110. ext. 7433 Additions & Remodeling Hes./COMM. Vinyl Siding , Alum . Fram ing. O ry w ill, Doors, Roollng, Concrete. 333 4*31... t.O. Ballot, CBCS19M0 A p p lla n c e ^ ^ ^ APPLIANCE REPAIR Fre* * appl. servlca call with re pairs! John, A-F Best. 314-1145 C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kinds ol home repairs, painting A ceramic tile RIchardGros*..... 331 5973 C a r p e t Cle a n in g SAM'S CARPET CLEANINO plus strip and bull floors. Rasldentlal/commerclal 34 hrrJ34J54Lb**p*r*4*Md>i< Cleaning Service L IO H T H A u C lN Q , FLOOR M AINTENANCE. We also do wlndowsl 330 1701 C o n c re te CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal. I Man Quality Operal)0*9l 130-3331/474-M43 Electrical JUa s t i I r k T T c T - R lc iA k 1." Repair-eddlllon. comm/ra*. Llc/lns. (EROOOitll J31 447J General Services INDOOR A OUTDOOR Plastering Remodel new and historic homes. 333 3910 Health A Beauty NAILS, NAILS, NAILS Want btaullful nallsT Gal nails are healthy I Won't crack, chip, peel Call Lyn 3197131 First tlnsstvjlomerHjSUelOlOH Home improvement* AFFORDABLE Hem* Repair. Dependable. All phase*. Call tor tree esl Michael 331710* R ES TO R A TIO N . DRYW ALL. metal studs, doors, trim, sld Ing.porches, decks, gaiebot 111 3041 Landscaping " CYPRESS MULCH Sll/yer'd 100% Grad* A. milled In Longwood. Call ut for a Ire* estimate on your Ire* trim­ ming end removal! Hardy Tree Service doing business at A A A T re e S e rv Ic e lirn * ^ ^ Lawn Service ~ J I O LAWN MAINTENANCE W* do everything! Call for Ireeetllmalas 374 54J0______ LOU'S: Mowing, Weadeallng, Edglnq, >15 A up. Light haul Ing Free Eitlmate*. 337 171/ 321-7699 114 54*4 Ask tor Data Lawn Maintenance At It's Best Commercial and ratldenllal. Culling, weeding, trimming, edging, lerllllilng, bagging Painting "* P A IN tlN O . paper hanglnq, pressure washing and dr y wall repair. Freaetl. 3)1 5174 ""PreM uTToeanlng" DUN RlfEMftoan^rtrTvewayT roots, pool decks, walks houses. Freeett. 171 4171 _______ R o o f i n g _______ OYSBERS ROOFINO Frer asl.i 30 y rt experi ence Bond/Int/LIc RC0O44345 Call 574 4)15 OYSBERS ROOFINO Frae e sl., 30 yrs experience Bond/lni/LIc RC00M34) Call 574 4315 Swimming Pool Servlce/Repalr BLUE SKY POOLS AND SPAS Service, repair and remodal Ing. Quality work al low prices F ree esl 407 334 7705 W EEK LY SERVICE from *45 mo Chem Rile Pool Service 340 773s Robert Shoomaker T r e e S e rv ic e ECHOLS TR E E SVC Lie s. ms "Let Iho Professional! do It " Fraaestlmatss......... 173 3731 Window Repair and Cleaning WIND0VU SCREEN REPAIR: 407133 7111 A d v e r t i s e Vour 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 . Call Classified, 322-2611 �Sanlord Horold, Sanford, Florida - Tuosday, March 15, 199* - SB 71—Help Wanted AUTOMOTIVE DETAILING I LOT MECHANICAL WORK Excellent opportunity Phil Belli* Car Center. Seniord ________ M l 11*3___________ AVAILABLE p o s it io n s Temporery and temporary i0 permanent petition available In cenlral Florida area lor Ihoteexpertented In: ••Production' A*t*mbly •• "Warehou **" ••Fork LIII Operator" ••Clerical” O E N E R A L PERSONNEL Call lam Ipm Monday Friday ■m in i Never A Fee l _____ Best P ill Tlm i Job In Town farn SI00 SIM per week Ret nlenllal liomecleanmj Mon day Friday Day hour* Need iar Call Marry Maid* Ml » « a CHILDCARE Pari lim e evening* and aeekendl CPU training pre lerred Mature adult, mutl be H Call Melody or Joyce ______ Mi-rut________ CNAS For all lull lima thill* 7 3, ll r, A 3 II Mu*t be cerlllled ORDERLIES Full time 3 11 ihlll LPN Full lime 3 Hand pari time 3 11 A( rrplmg application* Monday Friday, * 4 OvBary Manor M N. It *1. OeBary 4014*4 441* COSMETOLOGIST C h r i t l l a n owned, non amoving, lull tervlce pro letnonal *alon and coimellc tludio Comrnliilon on *erv i*t plu* commltclonon 10 lop retail hair care line* We re growing, we're buiy, and we nave opening* lor you I Call 111 *141 or 4*1 Mol lor interview appointment 0IRECT0R for edabltthed childrarg <en •*t Education ani eiperlence m Nearly childhood required c#M 3i3m s________ DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS, Tavare*. FI, ,t a «II etfabllttoij and grow mg Central Florid*! baled company ofleri yog •7k to ?9< per mil# •Up fo 17 000 ml per mo •Stop Off Pay •Unloading Pay •7lit ill ion Pay •Safety tk Performance Bonus *Spouse Riding Program •Average Trip I f Days • Lair Mode! Conventional Tractor* il you have 7 year* tractor trailer, OTR and mow and let* riper ience plus a good driving »e<ord. call 1 100 IM tO10 Diiyir/Winhouss Perron Mu«l have clat* A CDL Apply n uerton Leaicreen Com pany, 3*4 Silver Lake Dr____ DRIVERS REWARD! (.»•%% A and 0 driver* needed miu need Iwo year* eipen mce for class A and one year tor B You must have a good driving record Bring thi* ad m with you and afler 60 fvours if worhim<j you will receive *40 Tionut Call tor appoinlmnnf A f tim GOOD WORKERS NEEDED DAILY WORK. DAILY PAY RIGHT HANDMAN 4*4 1)11 Call alter 3 OOP m HOUSEKEEPER Full lime Apply within Mon day Friday. *1 4l Dabary Manor 441 *44 4414 PHOTOGRAPHER PART TIME The Sanlord Herald It pre* anlly looking lor a photogra phar A l l a r n o o n t and avanlngt Mull havt tporl* and dark roomaxparlanc* Call Tommy or Lacy 11:34AM 1PM 3)3 3*11 LABORERS N E ED E D tkllled and untklllad Poll lion* avail able Day* Call betwaen I 3 SPRINT STAFFINO, 314-14)1 LABORERS Pavamtnl marking company in Sanlord naatl* hard work mg. dependable people lor employment. Job require* traveling Mull have al leatl Clat* D CDL llcente Drug tail and phyilcal required S la rl at t* JO/hr Good tienellli. health Inturance. re llrement tund Call *413111414 lor direction* Taking application* tem 4pm Monday-Frlday Woman tnteura^ed la apply landscapers’ SOD LAYERS DUMP TRUCK DRIVER 7T -H e ip W «nt«d MEDICAL RN SPRING SPECIALII Charge nurte lor lam )pm IV and vanlllalor experience needed Apply In per ton: Dtbary Manor *4 N. Hwy 11 4J _________ Oebary, FI_________ 1 Bdrm.11 Bath 131 3434 ' SHENANDOAHAPARTMENTS 1 BEDROOM FR EE MONTH SPECIAL! 1 bdrm* A nfhc avail Call Jerry, S3 MV) ~ PRODUCTION Company teak* Individual* with ***embly and machine operating experience Long term alignment Great op porlunlly Neveraleel Help Pertonnel, *3* *4*4 e PURCHASING AO EN Te 1400 wkl, Tralnl Creel oppor lunlly In area Bade knowl edge will land lhl*|ob f r e e r e g is t r a t io n aaa em ploym ent 144 w nth st., m i n t RODMAN For road constucfion survey craw In Sanlord Apply In per ton *01 E Airport Blvd Sanlord *01 W 10*4 _________ WCCI EOE_________ SALES TRAINEE For aluminum and vinyl exlruilon* Apply in perion LOXSCREEN COMPANY 1*0 Silver^Lake Dr SECURITY OFFICERS P/T Sanlord'Lake M ary Are* Weekend thill* Clatt O . guard llcenureq 1*4 4111__ TEACHERS M ull have earned *0 hr* toward a C0A or equivalent, or bachelor* degree in early chi Idhood 30 1003 WHOLESALE ROUTE DRIVER Clat* B. C D L required Apply In perion Guitalion* Dairy (Farmer* Market! 1)00 French Ave ___________Sanlord__________ WRECKER DRIVER Experienced Mutt live In Sanlord area A have Clat* A CDL Apply al 7207 W HI SI 91—Apartments/ House to Share HOUSEKEEPER/Com panion f o r g e n f 11 m a n f r e e room /b oa r d, p r i v a t e room'bath No salary DO 9602 93— R o o m s fo r R e n t A Q U IET, clean rm kitchen, phone, laundry Apt* avail able alto lM A up_J24 4955 CLEAN ROOMS. Single shifting tfS/wk Kitchen, phone, laundry, video game*, off street parking 3304473______ CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM With kitchen available 155 wk 155 sec. Downtown 377 5004 NEWLY RENOVATED. private entrance,. paddle fan In your room, your own fwal control, refrigerator, microwave and color tv Oil street parking and maid service Convenient location The besf In town 373 1001 _______________ ROOM SFORRENT See residents at 1714 Park Ave . Sanford_______________ S ANF ORD Kllchen/laundry prlv Cable Prlvale home U 3/wk plu* dep 373 7944 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent NOTICE All rental and real ttlale adverlltemenlt are tubjed lo the Feikiral Fair Homing Act, which make* II llltgal lo adverb** any prelerenca, llm nation or dlicrlm lnalIon bated or* race, color, religion, tax. handicap, lamlllal italu* or nabcxial origin SANFORO I bdrm. complat* privacy. I block from hotpllal HOQ/week, 1300 tec 33) 111) 99—Apartments Unfurnished/ Rent CASSELBERRY LPN Inttrerted In Innovative laclllly, on the culling edge ol roiearch. 12 hour thill .________ Call 444 W 3_________ One Bedroom Apartments Slff DEAL Most wood Apts. 32/7724 Full 11m* poilllan available IIVAC/plumblng necenary Great benellt*. Pita** apply In person; Sallpolnt* Apartment* 441 W. Seminole Blvd. Sanlord 441 )a-l41) * NANNY* FEE PAID) Theio children need your tender loving corol FR EE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYM ENT l* 4 W tllh S I.,P H Il* e O FFICE CASHIER e Torrlllc people contact I Start your way to lucctttl Fun group to work wllhl Hurryl FR E E REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T m W li t n SI., 3311114 PART TIME JEWELRY SALES and CLERICAL. Mutl bo out going OHIce tkltll • plu* - 11 X hrt/wk Flexible hour*. Salary A commlition 33) 43*1 DELTONAAREA 10 ArR" ~ • H a T f | T IVwg'a/ H & V I ! I T * . H E L t/ iv tx , “I S C - K T03— Houses Unfurnished / Rent 3 BDRM, II* BATH, naw carpel, new palnl, fenced yard, carport. C/H/A. Ian*, no pal* 111 E Airport 1171/mo 111 A 1**13314*141vm*g__________ CONVENIENT, do*# lo tchool* 7 bdrm, I't bath 4411 and 4*11 plu* 13*4 dep 1yr lea** 33*7344__________ DELTONA. 3 bdrm. 1 bath, carport, living, dining. Ilorlda _rm* NICE 14400/^mo )»)* * * DOWNTOWN LAKE MARY 3 bdrm. I bath 141 E Wilbur Ave 14V)/mo 333 3130 Dal* Wat Ih* reiponie on* Sanlord Herald advertlxr gav* when aiktd about Ih* luccett ol hi* rental ad How many call* d d hagall A ZILLION CALLS!! It whal ha claim* Do you have a hout*. aparlmenl, duplex, or mobile home lor renIT Call Ih* Sanlord Herald Clauibed* lo gel that phone ringing! CALL MONDAY FRIDAY 322 2611 FAX ANYTIME 323 9401 LEASE FOR LESSI M INUTES FROM SANTORD MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada 1bdrm. 13*0 mo 3 bdrm. MIOmoand up 3238670______ MOVE IN SPECIAL Newly re novated I A 3 bdrm apt* All amenllle*. 1W US4 mo plu* dep. I yr lea**- 33*134*______ NEW 3 BEOHOOM. Loll ol cloieli! A/C 111)Myrll* Ave l* 10/mo. l*)0*ocurlty 111 .1*0 Q U IET 1/IW lowrhoui*. 330* Park. Adult comm l*31/mo and **c dep Waltr/traih Inc I Barb Mon Frl 333 3*43 S A N F O R D I Bdr m Apt. 1341/mo 1300/dap Call alter 1pm 11* 404*_______________ SANFORO I bdrm w/ util turn. By wk or mo 743 9440 olllce 4*4 4331 home WO 1410pager SPACIOUS 1 Bdrm In quiet area SllVmo . I yr leate plu* I mo **c 330 3330 NICE A CLEAN 1/1 Fenced yard No pall 1431/mo Iit. let! A tec 404 74* 4143 4pm 4pm PIN EC RE ST 1/1. cenl M/A, appl . fenced y d , carport, 1110'mo HISTORIC AREA }/|. appl , fplc . garage. l$S0/mo Call Paul Otborne Venture I Property*, ill 43*4 SANFORD 3 bdrm 3** baih lakelront houte VLlO/mo ___________» l TOO*__________ SANFORO OOLDSBORO RENT TOOWN 1 bdrm . new kllchen. air 13.000 down, 1371/mo 4*4 7343 SANFORD Hamilton Dtiilrtcl RENT TOOWN Like new 3/3. Aw. Laundry 13000dn . 1440/mo 4*4 3343 SANFORD 3 3 C/HA. garage 1110 mo plu* dep. leaie 1*13 W 111 SI 403 313 1403 or *41 414* eve*________ S ANF ORD 3 BDRM Quiet neighborhood, t l f O/mo 1300/tec 333 14*3 alter 3pm f r -iy Chii-a^ i o* X o n Ma w 117—Commercial Rentals SANFORD Prol ortictt Dr . Denial, Real Etlalt. Retail Shop Carpeted, cenl H/A. high Iralllc location) l.*S* tq II or 111 Very Reatonable! Call Wet Louwima, Broker Olllce, 313 471*1 Home, 3311414 118—Office Space / Rent NEW Sanlord olllce* and/or warahouM* 400 7 400 iq II Spaclal. 4341/mo. 3)3 ill* SANFORD. Otflca tpwee. 1400 *q II building total. 1300 tq H p«r olllce unit Ml 7004 SANFORD • 1107 S FRENCH 1.000 tq II Ideal until eltlc*. 1731/mo Inct. water, lewer, garbage Call 111 1111_______ 104 SO F E E T lor Im i * on 17 41. luccettlul eiltlm g anchor butlnetta* Good parking and lighting Great vltlb lllly ^ u m j i e o o mo 122 4*66 work 121—Condominium ______ Rentals ___ PINERIDOE CLUB 1 Bdrm 3 Baih, 111 and 3rd floor avail abt« 1125/mo Makeda Corp HaalEtfaig 105—DuplexTriplex / Rent LAKE MARY. 1 Bdrm. Carpet, C/HA. Appll . Mini'*. Fenced Yard, Ooed Area 431 4741 SANFORD 1/1 Excellent area W/D hook up* Cent H/A 1331 Dltcounl lor tanlort 131 4317 ] BDRM, I BATH. Cenl H/A. wall/wall carpel, all appll anrei 373 4444 or C* 1*01 107—Mobile Homos / Rent ELDER SPRINOS. oil Hwy 437 3, 1, 3 bdrm* 171 lo 140 wk 1100 dep 3)1 *444 or *1) 310* i 14—Warehouse Space / Rent____ AFFORDABLE H O M IS VENTURE 1 PR O PERTIES FHAOR VA AS LOW A H '> N Atiume no qualihe* A owner llnencing low el 1404/mol Gov’t Forecloiurei. Repot I Seminole, Orange, Volutlal S.vfrord Prcprrliet for Lev* Than 11 003Down • FORECLOSURE! 3/1 on W acre! Appl . Intlde util fenced yd! Only *31,0001 • 3/1, sv«r 1/1 *crd Liv. din. lam rm Salelllle diih *44,*00 • 1/7 w/POOL Iar only IM.144I tlv , dining tarn rm* tool • L A K E , fennlt, pool! 3/1 cutlom, 14v. dm oal In kllch appl Garage 147.4001 • )/l, new carpel A palnl! Cent H/A. carport Juil *43.4001 Ainxnr Ho Oua/ihe* I * #3/7,1443 PITI 154.100 • 3 / tplil. lented. *141 Pi l l 15* 400 PRE lorecloturel 54 000 dn 1/1. heavily freed 1/3 acre Spill bdrm . ceramic tile, appl. garage Poitlble owner hold 7nd Jutl 171.400' Markham Wdi area. 4'3. 1 I* acre* Patlure/itable. 1105 000 Lk, Mary cutlom 1/3. over I acre, 1171.400 P A U L O O r iO llN f . VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 I - 4 7 0 ‘1 BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real Eilale Broker 3640 Sanlord Ave 321-0759 OFFICE/warehout* (pace, 1300 Sq II. Prime location al entrance lo Canfral Fla Re olonal Airport 407331 7*07 SANFORD 10,011 *q II 3 phot*, iprinklert 12/iq It Steni'rom Realty Inc, Jim Doyle 111 3410 1T7— Commercial Rentals______ 1ANFORO R ETAIL/O FFICE 1.317 tq II llngl* tlory w/ kllchen, covered ildewalki, high Iralllc area Water A lewer Inc. 1300 plut tale* tax/mo 1300 **c Stanitrom Really Inc, Jim Doylt 3111443 321-2257 IIA L L R E A L T Y 3 1 2 W F lin t S t ., S .in lo r il I rental unit*I Good caih How! 37K dn, owner holdl 1141,000 1 bdrm, 1 baih. Air, line*, FHA/ VA tpeclall IM .000 A Jewel Dtilrabla 3/H*. cent H/A. fence. Family rm 157,MO 323-5774 LO N O W O O D /LA KE MARY Mid ill* ilorag* warehou***. *00 400 1*00 tq ft Free rent w/llm o leate. from 1141/mo 3)1 0139 ITS— Industrial _ Rentals______ aaqaaoo 14 1— H o m e s fo r Sale Stenstrom Rentals • M AYFAIR 1/1 w/ *cr porch, dbl garage. 3314 iq II healed, nopelt 1431/mo *400 tec • SANFORD DUPLEX 1/1.1 3 tlory. w/d hook up*. CHA Spec loutt 14*0/mo , 1410 *»c • SHADOW LAKE WOODS 1/3.1 y*/ dbld tar garage, fplc , well A lepllc 1400/mo. 1400 MC. lltnrtrem Really. Inc. "We Manage yeur Home, like It wat sur own." Jim Doylt 1111*41 Alter 4PM: 11»)441 SUNLAND 1 bedroom, lamlly room, cenlral M/A. Ireihly painted 1100/ mo . 1*1 and lati plot IlM M l 01*1 *Htr 1pm WOODMERE 1 bdrm. 3 baih Cent H/A. fenced yard *100,'mo w/ rail 343 3*11 ) BEDROOM with cenl H A l ar ge fenced yar d, and *cturned room Only 1500 down Why rent? The Hllllman Group. Inc Realtor 3)1 431) Ideal for mobile horn* or homa li lt , hortet, cntl'e, farming, or nurtary. Zoned agricultural. 43.400 per acre Small down payment wllh owner llnencing 40*-747-1771 DELTONA J wooded building loft. Nice tubdlvltlon 414.000 lor ell 3 lot* *07 444 4411 F IS H E R M A N S P A R A D IS E , water front lot, 40 > 130. tprlng ltd lake. Priced lo tall 111.500 By owner 373 44*3 1.4 ACRES, reildenllal. En lerprlM, FI. Heavily wooded MInula* to I * 434.000 331 4304 157—Mobile Homes / Sa le NEVER GOTTEN SO MANY CALLS! TELLER Experienced Part lime 4 day week Local credit union No Saturday* Lake Mary Ioca lion Mall relume to Blind bailee P O Box lt*l Linford. FI J ill) 1*4! W ANTED: Live In Campanian/ Homemaker lo live with el derly lady Salary, private living quarter*, etc Cell alter 10am pleaie 13*4700 WAREHOUSE "AND GENERAL LABOR H E LP N E E D E D ! Bonut lor driver* All thill* available Daily pay. no tee Report ready lo work 1 30 am. Indutlrlal Labor Svc . 1014 FrenchAv Nophcrtecall* . WELDER. 1* IS Hr Any Inner ihield experience can put you to work today! Call la nowl FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYM ENT 100 W m u s t., Ml i m LPN MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT 153—AcreageL o t s /S a le ___ TELEMARKETERS Longwood pari lime Mandat thru Friday. 5PM 4PM Sal urday. »AM 1PM 1) V) per hour plu* bonut and com m illio n Permanent poll llontl Neveraleel Help Personnel. 43* 4*4* Upscale, single story, patio apartments. 1 bedrooms Ideal Ipr Individ j or couple __________ *ve 4777__________ Clan B CDL F U L L T IM E 3MIIM KI T \N* CAWI.VIvK® hy Lurry WrlRht 99—Apartm ent! Unfurnished / Rent K l g v A 141—Homes for Sale DELTONA 1 bdrm 11* bath, lamlly rm. txlratl 411.100 W. M tllcifrtk l, 133-3441 EXCHANOE OR SELL your property located anywhere I Inverter* Really, 774-1411 FOR SALE By Owner: 107 Cltru* Dr 1/7. mull **• Intlde to appreciate All new carpel and paint within Ftnctd In back yard on tm lake Walk lo id y w ild e ic h o o l V a r y mallvatad lor quick tala t*4 *00 by appl. only 3)0 7470 O n tu i)^ BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV’T FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN AVAIALBLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA i ORANGE COUNTY IMMACULATE 3 bdrm 15* b a ih w ith la m lly rm , workvhop. ter porch Com pleltly fenced 111,100 COUNTRY CLUB Concrete block home centra! H/A. move In condition! Hug* yard! 134.400 Call lerdelalltl Janet Minefield, 323-7271 AA Carn«*. Im ., 1111114 SANFORO DUPLEX Top con dlllon. Good neighborhood. 1) 4.900 Call alter Spm 407 174 4044 VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking lo buy a home) We have home* In ail araai ol Stmlnolt. Orange, Volutla Count!**! Call lor dttalltl • 1/1 with llreplace. newer carpel and Ilia. U 4.400 • Foreclmurel 4/3 on 1 17 acre* Fireplace 1104,400 • 4/1. 2.700 tq II , fireplace. Ig ter porch 11104,400 Beth Oiborn* Venture I Properlie* 3304273/77*9400 STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAGEM ENT A R EALTY 407 771 7171/3H 4111 REALTY, I NC. BUYERS! ANQ'S A* LOW 4* 14000 Down I Gov t Repo'* Th« Lalert Lltll Bank Forecleturt* Super Dee'*! We've Got Them ALLI Call Our Full Tim* Sale* Team AN YTIM EI 322-2420 • 321-2720 SANTORD • LAKE MARY •In Our 38th Yen* W INTER SPRINOS 2/7 11.000 and qu al i t y to a t t u m t 1549/mo Community pool and (ennl* New root 4*4 1114______ w7 NYER“ ipR7N0"s 3/2 410.000 attumt* no qualllylng 4173 mo Quick doling I Naw root. comm pool/lenni* 4*4 lilt 4/1 BLOCK HOME w/ CHA on 100x 174 1oI 74x14 blk laundry/workihop, 17x17 icr rm Very clot* lo Plrwcrert Elem 114.000 321 24*4 MOBILE HOME 17.500 Car rlage Cove Negotiable 2 bdrm, all appliance* 331 4343 M O B IL E H O M E. Carriage Cov». 11' x 11' 3 Bdrm. 3 Baih. 11.000_______________ 333 4347 MOBILE HOME 14x40 Two or I h r t * b e d ro o m a n d 1 bathroom# 11.100 3314*10 NEW 1444'*, NO DOWN, 14% Intarail, 14 X 74, 1171/mo. 14 X T4, 4114/IW. 1411744 159— Real Estate ___ Wanted LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS wllh or without approval* 100 1000 acre* Waterfront a plu* Call Ttrrv Clayton 904 711 440* 181—Appliances / Furniture__ • AAA RAY’S APPLIANCE e 114 S French Ave, Sanlord R e f r i g e r a t o r , S la v e * . WetTiert Dryer* Fre* 1 yr laborwarr Del avail 131 0041 APPLIANCES, FURN., T V ’S, E T C . B UY S E L L -T R A D E INS. CHEEPO DEPOT, 1114 FREN CH AVE. 1111344 A P P L IA N C E 1I 11**1 prlcel! Beit Werrenly. Beil Service! Wither*, dryer*, microwave* W* buy appllancetl Oellvery free) AY Bert, 334 37*1 • FULL SIZE Maine** K box tprlng* Good condition 150 ________ Call III 1*34________ KENMORE wether, very nice! r re* delivery and warranty John - A 4- 5**1, 314 3741 • OAK HIGH CHAIR Excellent condition 435Call 377 3544 • S U P EV S I N O L E W ATERBEO wllh tlx draw •rl. bookcate headboard and h«alar 1100 OBO Call 373 9*30 leave m anage_____________ WASHER A DRYER Magic Chef, 1175 lor both Broynill dining tat. Solid oak table w 't chair* 1500 OBO 371 4775 IBS— Computers • O I COLOUR TV COMPUTER MONITOR COMBO. 13". good condition. 939 Oviado Ar«a U t M0> 187—Sporfing Goods • BICY0LE: e«T* or glrli 10 tpd, H ‘\ in «KC«ll«nf condi flon U 5 Calf 323 Vi* • EXERCISE BIKE uppar snd lo w a r b o d y t u r c U p Eltcfronici for spevd. piun? calorifl. dufanca A> llm* OP Alrdyn* Prim# H I Ong yr old vaff Ml fig uve Onqlnal coif 1200 & 3 yr warranty M9 Aiklnqt 100 Firm 333 211? • GOLF CLUBS' with bag li placeigt con1 1.ifi of Prtdaior by Lynk, Try# Flytr. Pro tlOO firm 321 79S9 • GOLF CLUBS. Ladki Ltblo# bag 1 4 3 wood* 3. S. A. f Iront All for lap Call 372 3414 SOLOFLEX Wtlghl machin# Purchat# n#w In I9S7. good condition 1300 333 • Vi— M ac h in e ry /Too Is •HEAVY DUTY BUSH HOO frail wheel Complete wllh fork. Lika new, no rutl. no wear 4» 344 1)73 199— Pets & Supplies • A USTR ALIA N BLUE H E E L E R mix pupple* 1 Itmal**. 3 month* old 111 each 3317417 or ]77 445? • CUTE. MIXED BREED K ITTEN . 7 mo old Free lo good home Call 3314713____ WOLF Hybrid cub* Beautiful, black Shot* A wormed 1331 44M 344 3071/243 3713 231—Cars 211—Antiques/ Collectibles AN TIQ UE Gat Stove Quick Meal. 1470'* Excellent condi llonl Ve-ynlcel 1350373 134* • VICTORIAN Living room la bit Dark wood 4*0 333 4454 215—Boats and Accessories DOLPHIN SUN BOAT. 71 hp Johnton, u*ed 30 hr*. Ilk* naw 13.100 Firm 373 *449or 344 130* • HOUSEBOAT, llv« aboard 43' Naulollna. twin engine V drive, 470K Dr Quern *41 4111 HOUSEBOAT, 34 It. llth and ikl. HbergLatt trl hull 40 hp Evlnrude, deep* 4. galley A b a t h r o o m , mi n i contl w/traller and all equipment Newly rtfurblthtd By appl *7,500 Firm 333 *444 or 344 IX)* 11' TR I HULL BOAT Flb«rgle«t 4 4 HP Mercury Motor Let* than 300 hr* Plu* trolling motor, plu* trailer Like new! Complat* 1410 Hem 333 *411 H 5V COBIA BOWrT d ER. In lld a redone 1414 70 HP E vinrude. power Irlm and till, rebuilt 5 hr* Galvanlitd MagicT>It, naw lire*, new wiring 47.430 331 1014 • 14 FT BOWRIDER 111 HP Mercury, o/b, low hour*, with trailer 43.300 333 0U 4 • 1444 SKI/FI1H BOAT 40 HP Merc . w/ frailer Runt greall 13.000 Partlel finance *41 7404 •1* FT PONTOON betl. ill llbergla**. 140 HP Evlnrude Vary tail! Many txlrtt. like new 1Only 4)0.400 333 *4*0 217—Garage Sales OARAOE 1*1*77 Why boIher 77 WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE!! ________ 407 110 1417_________ Inter! Ihln black border •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage tale ad by 11 noon on Tueidey and lake advantage ol our ipeclal garage tale ad prlcalf Call Cfatiifled now lor detail*! 322-2611 inttrf thin blach bordor 219—Wanted fo Buy WANT E D IRON FENCI NO Iron furnltur#, toricM. Victor! an architectural trim, anfiqu# furniture ancfdtthei 371 3414 221—Good Things to Eat STRAWBERRIES U Pkk Open 9«m 3991 Celery Ave J ml E ot Santorcf I mi N ol St Rd *q Hoops Farms HI MIA 223—Miscellaneous ‘ ALUMINUM WALAtR J o r adull_ ll> 377919/ BABY CRID. qu«?«n water bed. waiher. walker, ranqg fop. portable tv h * balery pack Make e offer________ 373 IMS HEAVY D UTY TRAILER. 1300 11" CRAFTSMAN BAN SAW. SfSO Call 343 4133 SERVICE SALES A PARTS for portable kerosene heafert __ LARR Y'S MART 1114111 IlK GOLD RING SET w/‘ a r o u n cf b r i l l i a n t cut o f diamond! JfcH 1900 JX) *7>* 2J0 —Antique/Classic Cars e FORD THUNDERBIRD. 144* AM originaM Need* tome work 1149)08033101*4 • 1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC • MONTE CARLO 1471. greet condi A/C. runt like a topi Sharp looking 111.410 3)4 4)11 MUST SELLI '41 Old* Cefali 1 dr . nice, low milt* Owner mayllnancel 1411131 _ _ _ • M USTANG HATCHBACK '44, new paint, tire* and wheel* Run* good 17,400 _J3I_9*07^________________ • OLDS CUTLASS B R O U O H A M, 1441 Runt ggodl 4400llrm 33) 4410 PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION * EVERY TUESDAY 7:30 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 43, Oeylone Bftth _________ 44*1114111_________ • R EN A U LT ENCORE, 144)' Excellent condillonl 11.104 Hrm 330 13)4 tiler *PM '10 FORD Fairmont. 4 dr . Run* Great 1450 Call Mike 44) 19)5 between )PM 7:45PMOnly *41 LINCOLN Cenllnenta! 44K mile*, good cond Rebuilt Iran* 17.400 OBO 373 70*0 • ' l l OLO SM OBILE Cullen Slallon wagon. Loaded. A/C, new lire*, exc cond ilooo OBO 333 4*77Of 330034* • 11 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr , J tpd. , A/C, Pw. , Am/ F m ceuette 43000 333 4*17 4* BUICK PARK A V E N U E Loaded! 11.441 Or Bert Oiler ________ Call 111 *113________ e'43 HONDA CIVIC LX, pi pb pdl. crultf. am/fm tlarto tape, 1 ipd, 4 dr , rosewood w/wlne Interior, d* airbag. 110 100 3214735 233—Auto Paris / Accessories a C HE V Y P I C K U P TRUCK B E D . Long wheel bat*. Fleeltld* 1471. very llllle rutl 140 Call 312 *334 235—Trucks / Buses / Vans • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN ‘74. I Ion. Patttngar v*n, clean Loadedl Too much to lilt, mutl tee lo appreciate J > l y 13.4*5000 32) 1700 • D o b o E I R A N I A N , 1474. Stove, bed. Ice box. good cond *7.500or trade lor car 324 3403 • FORD RANOER, LTX 43. P'S. crude A/C. rtereo. 4.300 mil**. I yr or 37,000 ml lell on warranty Call 333 D ll a HAN DICAPPE D VAN. 1440 Ford E 150 UI1. automatic door* 11,500)3 ) 34)4______ __ • ISUZU IPACE CAB 40 wllh tunrool. laho* cover and new lire* Loadedl IIP 4D0 33I 4*07 • J EEP PICK UP 4x4, 1470 VI aulo Engine and Iran* re bull! (about 30.000 mile*) Hewer interior 13 000 331 7000 JE E P PICKUP TRUCK. 1174 4x4 wllh topper 1*00 OBO Heed* a lot ol TLC 333 3454 Sanford Motor Co. '91 CHEROKEE COUNTRY U 000mlle%. S17.49S ________ Call m a m _________ • m i CHEVY 1/1 Ion p/u. 350 V i Run* good Engine and Irani, itronq . tlSOQ 373 3311 iftO FORD F-190. h / rack, long bad, * cylinder, 3 tpeed. 111K actual miles, clutch worn 11,100...... :J7I «9/J • 19CJ SUBURBAN OMC. 4.2L dietaf, half ion, mecbanicaMy MiJJcf, rtgw rad brake rofori A caiipgrt ngad liner Very good Mres and tow pkg 15.400 000 40/711 I08« 238— V e h i c l e s Wanted 1JOUOOBO All power 333 031* 231-C a rs • BUICK 73 ELECTRA 111. 4 dr hard lop Excellent condillonl Rettored 144313.300)30 4007 • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL '41. Like new Mutl **ll Only 174.000 Can ( 407111) 4454__ • DOOGE MAR ADA. 1440. V I, aulomallc. mag wheel* 1750 __ ____ 374 74)0___________ • DUNE BUGGY Full Hberglait body Convertible lop Rebuilt VW engine Many new parti Prole**ion bull! 43100J21 *17* FORD M USTANO LX. 14*0. AM/FM tlereo, air. p/w. aulo A>hlnqt*,S00 149 17*3________ • HONDA ACCORD LX, 14*7 P' S. P/B. air. Kenwood AM/FM ca***Me. * door, low mile* Notewood color Will run forever 1)7.410)32 4471 _ • L I BARON Convertible, '44. Red. loaded, dig dath, new lop, new lire* 1*.500*45 7404 • LINCOLN TOWNCAR * '74. loaded, excellent cond While 11500 OBO 3211129 W t PAY I OP 1111 FOR Conipleieor Wrecked Car*. Truck* RUNNING or NOT ANY CONDITION 311 5044 239—Motorcycles and Bikes B I K E T R A I L E R , accom modal** ) im or 2 Ig bike* All new Extra *pare lire *300 Firm Call 3)3 *444 ___ '41 HONDA 710 cutlom. good condition, J1K mile* tKWOBO 123 04111V mtgor 33) 4714 '47 HONOA SPREE Very low mile* Very good condition 1400 Phone 33) 4744 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers • HOLIDAY Rambler Imperial, 'if Jilt battmenl modal, loaded E Niff Ilint cond hi % * hmia V MORGAN REALTY Lot* ol potantlall 4/1. Intlde utlllly, lerraio (loon. »cr pch . fenced, warr I 154,000 We'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. Juit loc youl 3/1, ter pch . home ware . carpel A Hie lloor, prlcel 115.000 SANFORD llth SI. and Myrtle Ave. 3 2 1 -6 7 6 2 Y o u p ay for the first 10 d a y s and if y o u r car d o esn 't s e ll, c a ll us and r e n e w it for F R E E ! P h o n e n u m b er an d a s k in g p rice m u st be in c lu d e d in ad. N o c o p y c h a n g e w h ile ad is ru n n in g e x c e p t For p rice. N o n -c o m m e r c ia l o n ly . C all 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 to d a y ! DELTOKA 904771 4070 LUCKY YOU! ff We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! • Single Story D silg n • No One Below or Above • Energy • Efficient Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartments 1Friendly, On-Site, Dependable Managemi • Attic Storage, Private Patio & Morel S a n fo r d C o u rt A p artm en ts 3301 S . Sanford Ave . ‘ Sanford 323-3301 HOURS: Mon-Sit 9-5:30 Closed Sun t Y our tra n s p o rta tio n acl w o rk s b e st w hen it c o n ta in s in fo rm a tio n th e b u y e r w a n ts to k n ow : • Make and Model • Year • Posvcr Features Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Dp IlonaI Honda malar icodltr for 1 w/ rack tSS.OOO<07 *99 4939 • '74 MOTOR~HOME Rum great Will trade for fravei frailer at comparable value 111 7195 Mileage Previous Use Accessories/lnterior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS J Z J - ib ll �x Jn H M L i V\ - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - T ueaday, March 15. 1094 '& L O N D IE 1**• ■ P H R If iv by Chic Young by Art Sansom ^ Vim HAPTENS? THE SNOWKELTS! COMPETE IN THE LUGE EVENT ■------^ ---------- ^ SONtOKV : 1 V. by Charles M . Schuli PEANUTS a n 9°°^ *° *a > A i jx n t J i o o t (V lC W lu L i r « A U A l c lo y J ' ; • y > t >-' ' DEAN DR. G O T T : A recent colum n of yours discussed postnasal drip. Several of my friends have found that the discontinuance of dairy products ulll dear Hie problem. To Ix-gln them Is to Invite post nasal drip. Perhaps tills will he of Interest In yotir readers. DEAR READER: Some people hnve discovered that milk pro­ ducts may worsen postuasal drip, a chronic throat Irritation caused by an excessive mucus discharge from the sinuses. The cause of l Ills Is unknown. In such cases, discontinuation of these foods (especially milk and Ice cream) may help. The standard therapy for post nasal drip Is decongestant medication, w h ic h Is a v a ila b le e ith e r over-the-counter or by prescrip­ tion. Thank you for sharing your experience. DEAR DR. OOTT: I have th w i ° ^SLj t h iii Q A i a b m p a h n t PETER Depending on which disorder GOTT.M.D. you have, you may be a can­ didate for additional therapy, too .. In particular, anti-metabolite medications, such as Methotrex­ To give you more Information. ate. Rheumatologists specialize In I am Bending you a free copy of collagen diseases. You should be my Health Report "Lupus: The under the care of one.___________ , Great Imitator." JL ACROSS 33 Watsr •tnclrdsd lands 30 Epoch 37 Egyptian (omb 30 Black bird 40 Qaialla 41 Statua — 43 Onion roll 40 Small ravlnat 50 Dlttlpalad man 31 Units 32 Oraln 53 Willow 54 Slta of Taj Mahal 55 Etarnally 1 Can. prov. 4 Mutt and — B Twitch 12 Typa ot baan 13 Ega-thapad 14 Part of tna ty# 15 A r o i a -------rota 10 Actor — Andrtwt 17 Comedian Bishop 18 Putting a barnar across 20 Soft laathsr 21 Lagalmattsr 22 Apply ganlty 23 Mra. Truman 20 Animal's limb 30 Wlda shoo ..el by Jim m y Johnson ARLO AND JANIS Kb PEOPLE fiCTOLPtf WU, m id HARD Df?iv£ f H 0WCAW1 V E^PLAIUIT? A" JDHOSOO y>r/l/s V slit 31 Slngtr — Judd 33 Evan (post.) 34 Ouldo a high / Y EA U -H O W D VY0U KNOW ? Ml in .1J P l k i latlon 3 Dutch chaata 4 Actrsaa — Foatsr 5 Actraaa Dais — t — pro quo 2 Batr conatat- \ h e r s BEFORE README) VEN6TVW ROADSIDE EV b N S M f-lfc lll 0 0 10 If Chawy candy Ravsltrs' cry long grata Actor Danny — 10 Marrlad wom­ an’s tills 20 Hindu aliments 22 Hounded roof 23 Paging tlgnal 24 Sllppary 25 Scorch 25 Platt 27 Sly. tldalong look 28 Finnish first nama 20 Chaw on 31 Actor Lsonard — 32 A continent 38 Glowing 30 Mountain pats .41 Paper Pa maatura 42 Of arm bona 43 — -a-brac 44 Tiny amount 43 Author Jaan M. — 40 Llvaly (tl.) 47 Angara 48 Organa of ilgnt 40 Withered 51 Poke <.•vj.'jA; came, so the side lifts were doubled and redoubled. With dummy being void. Drax disapproved of the diamond lead, but It didn't matter. Bond ruffed In the dummy, played n club to his 10. ruffed another diamond In the dummy, finessed tits club queen and cashed the club nee. Then Bond, suddenly sober, placed t lr diamond queen on the table, killowlng swlllly with the eight, seven, six. five and four The m-ssIoii eosl Drax .i ImuiI 10.000 piainds. NORTH 5-U-H ♦ 10 • I T T tilJ ♦- - ­ ♦71551 EAST ♦ A KQ J VAK4J ♦A K ♦KJ» WEST ♦-- ♦15451 ♦ 10« I 7 1 ♦ J 10 » SOITII ♦ ••• ♦ ... ♦ q 8745112 Finally aware that lie laid been sel up. Drax *«td. "I should spend the money q u ic k ly . Commander llond." Hut later, when he had Bond at Ills mercy, did Drax Just shunt him and gel It over with? No. he hud to devise some clever way to kill B o n d , w h ic h , o f c o u r s e , backfired, allowing our hero to escape, rcudy Ur Ills next bridge game. associate today who always tries to Impose hls/lrr opinions and views on you. Your tolerance Your prospects look extremely level Is very low. QEMINI (May 21 June 20) encouraging for the year ahead, holh carcerwlsc and socially. Serious matters should he There Is a posMhillty you may treated with t lr respect they launch a potentially successful, deserve today and not handled Indllfcrently. If you don't do It new endeavor. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) right the first time, you'll have to Make a sincere effort to he more go hack and do It again. C A N C ER (June 2 1-July 22) plillosojihleal I bin materialistic T h e r e ’ s a possib ility you r tnday. II you jilucc too much em|>liasls on the latter. It might priorities might he out of order cause you to nppenr extremely toduy. Don’t pkicc more atten­ selfish. I’lsees. treat yourself ton tion on casual Interests than you birthday gift. Send for your do on critical circumstances. L E O (July 23-Aug. 22) Strive Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead hy mailing $1.25 and to be thoughtful today and don't a long, self-addressecl. stamped bring problems Into the house­ cnvclojie to AstmGraph. c/o this hold that have nothing to do newspaper, P.O. Dox -MIJ5, New with the family. You could get York. N Y. 10163. Be sure to e v e ry o n e s tirre d lip o ve r nothing. state your zodtacslgn. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It ARIES (March 2 1-April 10) could make a bul. lasting Im­ Some adjustments may he re­ quired today In an arrangement pression today If you're caught where you are sharing some­ telling fibs, even small ones. thing of value with another. Keep this In mind if you feel Don't expect more than that to Inc lined lo tclbu tall talc about your exploits. which you're entitled. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) T ry TAURUS |A|rll 20-May 20) It to keep a jiokcT face If you are might lie wise to steer clear of an HURLEY FOLKS KNOW ITS BEST TO PVJUINTOTHE SERVlCfcIWE. A V P lY E M E R G E N C Y F i s The Ides of March arc come, tint not gone — unless you are late In reading tills column I have Just found out that every month had Ides They were the I mil In March. May. .July and October, and the 13th In (he other months. Tilts deal might have sounded like the soothsayers warning to .lames llond. tail lie had Ian Fleming on his side ll occurs early in Moonraker." which was published In 1955 llond. South, bid Just bid and made four spades w ith an overtrlck on (lie first deal of llic rubber. M was playing North. East was Drax. partnering Max Meyer Note that West can make seven hearts cr seven spades, lint llond. who was apjmrently drunk, made ll hard lo reaeli either of these contracts by opening seven dubs. As the double and redouble U U U L U U U t t U ld U y iS U U L ) U L lU L JlJU liJ U U LJU L IU U L JU U IJ L JU U U U llld □ U L JL JtlU □ □ □ a L Jtd ld L I U U L1LJL1U 'J U U L I U U U U k lU L l I1 U U U IIU JU U u u u u u u u U U JJU U U U U L1U U U U U a u iu u iiu L i u u u u u U U U U U U U JU U U U DOWN By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 16. 1004 by J im M ed d ic k hOWDO vI THINKIN’ \\ cjVv OF wovm’ TO 1 V HURIEY7/J U U U ♦ A Q 10 8 4 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South SMlk 7♦ lledbl Wnl Put I’m * Nar Ik Pus Pui Eail Dbl I’M* Opening lead ♦ J HOROSCOPE — ROBOTMAN* WTi U U EJU a U L lU U scleroderma, polymyalgia, dcrmatumyosltls. and others. Although the characteristics of these disorders vary to some degree, they all have the same basis: The body's Immune sys­ tem mistakenly attempts to de­ stroy normal tissue In various organs, notably the skin, Joints, kidneys, arterial linings, and so forth.'leading lo a broad array of symptoms. The cornerstone of therapy for these diseases Is prednisone, a steroid that shuts down tile Immune system Prednisone has many dangerous side effects, such as brittle lames, cataracts and susceptibility to Infection. Nonetheless, these complica­ tions are the trnde-off for keeping the connective tissue dlsease(s) under control. D y P h illip A ld e r C A n tw a r to 57 South African Dutch SB Opp. of NNW WIN A T BRIDGE Welcome to # Hurley Wisconsin the safest place *inthe viation MEDICINE s y n d r o m e , r e l a p s i n g p o l y c h o n d r i t i s , lu p u s, •t’ — _____ * ;• ' " collagen disease. Is there any new mrdlciltlon or treatment for this condition? DEAR READER. The classifi­ cation of collagen (or connective tissue) diseases Includes many specific afflictions, such as rheumatoid arthritis. Sjogren's r B U T f 6 S O O N t o I START TRAINING r*> l WATCHTHE WINTER OLYMPICS V. ' Dairy foods may make postnasal drip worse _______ THE BORN LOSER « > I|'Y". by Leonard Starr A N N IE 6 .0 . POCSH'T kNOwr a n p YOUP LET HI/1 /HARRY HER, HEVPE1CH.P in time, not A llN N lf f h im respire , EM ERGENCY1 HASHER^ 1 F O R G O T VY EkfeRGENtf ■ M/> I iff! - doing some hard horse trading today. Don’t let the desire In your eyes for what you want betray you. SCORPIO (U:t. 24-Nov. 22) Today you mhlht he tempted once again to follow the advise of someone who advised you poorly In the |»ast. You'd lie better off thinking for youisclf. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee 21) Don't talk about one co­ worker to another today unless you have some favorable rcniiments to make. The person you’re discussing may later find out everything >uti said. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jnn. 10) Your social Inclinations might be quite strong today and yo u 'll he eager for com pa­ nionship. yet you might have a troubled feeling of not being In harm ony with persons with whom you've Involved. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 10) There Is a jiosslUllly today you might strive very hard for some­ thing only to discover after It Is attained that It hn'l really what you wanted uftcr all. Copyright 1904 N EW SPA P ER ENTERPRISE ASSN. that it p MATTfR TP , o l l ie . � 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, March 15, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 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>, March 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/23ad31d46cd4b9ecd1bdb4077757dcee.pdf e579e87bde2565f777ed63601091d5ba PDF Text Text ■' $ I A l February 16, W ED N ESD A Y 1994 30 C e n ts S a n f o r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1908 86th Year, No. 154 - Sanford, Florida Developing downtown NEWS DIGEST U.S., state Main Street officials help forge plans □ Sports County five for six S A N FO R D — T h r Ovlrdo boya .mil the girls’ tram* from Seminole. Lake Brantley. I„ikr Howell and Orangcwood Christian all won basketball pla.vofTgames Tuesday night. See Page ID . □ People Cook of the Week O ur Cook of thr Week. Mary Anne Cleveland, is u busy former edurator w ho puls her family first. In addition to k rrp ln g thr home fires burning. Cleveland considers hrrsrlf a com m u­ nity volunteer See Page 3D Kaplan competent to stand trial SA N FO R D — Doctors have declared former state representative candidate Erie Kaplan competent to stand trial three months alter h r entered a Gainesville lorenslc hospital. A Feb. 25 hearing lias lx* set by Clrrull Court .Judge Alan A. Dickey to hear arguments In Kaplan's case. Kaplan. 30. is charged with attempted first degree murder of Judith Starks, thr wife of Rep. Rolx-rt Starks In September 1992. Kaplan Is also charged with armed burglary and shooting Into an occupied build­ ing On Sept. 10. 1992. Dickey found Kaplun incompetent to stand trial based on testimony bv a court ap|x>!nlrd psyrhatrlst who said Kaplan had “ delusional disorder." A great deal of the testim ony at the competency hearing involved Kaplan's Inability to get along with defense attorney James Russ Russ risked to withdraw from the case und has been replaced by attorney Chandler Muller. On Nov. 15. Kaplan was iransfcred from the Jo h n E Polk Correctional Facility to the Forrnslc N'ortli Florida Evaluation a n J Treatment Center In Gainesville. By NICK PPBIFAUF Herald Staff Writer SA N FO R D — Stale and National Main Street officials are In town A series of meetings art* Ix'tng held to b e g in d r a w in g up p lu n s fur downtown development. Stute Main S lrrrl Director Dob Trrscoit. and Nutlonal Main Street official* Doug Locsrhrr and Ann Abernathy, who serve as the- Mam Street Reconnaissance Te a m , are meeting with city leaders and of­ ficials (or two days. Trescolt and Loeacher were In Sanford last year In mid -September At that time, they met with a number of local leaders, made a walking-tour of thr downtow n arra. and presided over a piddle meeting at the brrezeway of the Sanford City Hall. The y returned later In the year to present the official Main Street designation to th r city. At that lime, they pledged to return again to Sanford to In gin a study toward developing plans und pointing various com m lllrr* In specific di­ rections. Sanford’s Main S lrrrl program presently has three commitlres: Economic Restructuring chaired by Helen Stairs. Promotion, headed by Kav Bartholomew: und thr Design C o m m itt e e h e a d e d b y L a u ra Strurhla Trescolt also suggested establishing a fourth committer which would deal s|M-cl(lcally with fund- raising and piddle relations Rixl taiver. president of SH D W A. S a n fo rd H is t o r ic D o w n to w n Wntrrfront Association, said hr Is See Develop, Page 5A Hoop it up Singletary to visit Sanford SA N FO R D — T h e Seminole County Depart­ ment of Corrections ProlxUlon and Parole office will feature Hutry K. Singletary. Mute director of the Department of Corrections, us guest speaker for a luncheon a t Friday. Feb. 18. al 11 a.in. In celebration of Black History Month, the event will be held al the Sunfonl Arm ory. East First Street. Sanford. Tickets arc avullable for $5 by calling Llndu Mills at 33041740. Sanlord Main Street President Chris Cranlas, left, discusses plans with Doug Loescher, of the National Main Slroet Reconnaissance Team, based in Washington Approximately 40 persons attended an information-gathering meeting last night at the Senior Center. L e w d a c ts Cops: Tw o girls victims; rape charges may be next By VICKI DaBORMIBR Herald Stall Writer SA N FO R D — Randall Edward Boston remain* In d ir Jo hn E. Polk C o rrectio n al F a c ility today on •25.500 bond. He ha» been charged with lewd and lascivious activity with a child under theage of 16 Still pending are charge* of sexual buttery on u ctitlct stemming from allegation* that lie raped an 8-yeur old girl. Amnasty Day set for Saturday S A N F O R D — Seminole County will sponsor the next Amnesty Day to collect household hazardous waste this Saturday. Feb. )9 . at Zayrc Plata at U.S. Highway 17-92 at Airport Boulevard. Th e collection w ll be held from 9 u rn . until 3 p.m. Residents m ay bring old houiehold and auto batteries, cleaning agents, pesticides, lawn chemicals and fertilizers, pool chemicals, paint products and other chemlculs which should not and cannot be discarded In the household garbage. Such chemicals may feak through the linin g of the d um p and ccnlatnlnale the underground drinking-water supply. At the A m n cd y Day last February, people In more than 1.000 vehicles delivered neurly 37.000 pounds of materials. Including 3W 55-gallon d n itm of flashlight batteries, and nearly 6.500 galons of paints. For anyone enable to make It Saturday, the coun ty now rollects household hazardous wastes daily from 7:30 a.m. m ill 5:30 p.m . at the county dum p on Osceola toad in Geneva. T h e county also collects the materials from M onday through Saturday <* the Central Transfer Station on State Road 419 from 7:30 a.m . until 5:30 p.m H«f*M ttteia b, Tamm, vmccsl _____ ■ridge........ ..SB.7B Movlaa....... ffillRR___ _..... 4B Nation......... rrnaeutnfH Dtar Abbv....... Dtflhlu........ BbS Po -* UeDil.a,,,,,,,,...... O w w*SM*»»»**'»* 4B Soorte........ ....IB,2 Editorial........ Florida.......... Mostly cloudy, warm Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of rain. High In the low 70s. Wind cast 10 to I5mph. for morowrssthsr, ms Paps t A f SeeCharges. Pag* SA S tu d e n ts g lim p s e b la ck life in e a rly d a y s of S a n fo rd By VICKI DaBORMIBR Herald Stall Writer HftTftMWWW *» To*"", vmc#*l Former Orlando Maple head cosch Matt Guokes assists Police Athletic league students hoop It up Tuesday at Sanlord Middle School. The program oilers healthy alter school alternatives for students. For more Information on PAL. call 3306600. L A K E MARY - Th e history of African Americans Is being cele­ brated throughout the country and locally this month. At Lake Mary High School on Tuesday, students learned about (he kings and queens who ruled Africa before the Europeans arrived on that co n tin e n t In the mid sixteenth century. Th e y learned about the art and llturature of African Am ericans throughout the history of this na­ tion. And they learned about the set­ tlement of the black neighborhoods of Sanford and about those who fought for the rights of blacks In the early days of this comm unity. "W e wanted to bring these aub- DBae History, Paga SA P o litic a l c a n d id a te s b e g in q u a lif y in g Former mayor to bid for county seat McClanahan to run again ■y NICK PFBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer Prom staff reports Boston was arrested yesterday after the parents of a 13-yrur-old nrlghtxirhood girl alleged that he hud been fondling her for about a month. She told deputies that she had been ufrald to report the Incident because site feared retalia­ tion. During Ihe Investigation of the f o n d l i n g I n c i d e n t s , a p o lic e s p o k e s m a n aald In v e s tig a to rs believe they found enough evidence to charge him with sexual battery SA N FO R D - There arc still seven months before Sanford C ity C o m ­ mission election qualifying time begins. A.A. "M ac" McClanahan. 68. Isn't waiting. He bus ulrcady announced bis plans to seek re­ election to represent District 3. McClanuhun set up his campaign account this morning at Sun Bunk In downtown Sanford. "Th e re arc so many thing* on the verge of being completed." be said. "W ith the Seminole To w n c Center M all, M ain Street project and W aterfront Development plans. Sanford is on the edge of booming like never before in lls history." "I not only want to continue playing a direct part In this con­ tinued growth," he said, "b u t I believe that now. possibly more than ever bclnrc. the citizens de­ serve the opportunity to have some­ one on the commission with experi­ ence." McClanahan was first elected to the commission for a three-year term, taking Ills scat In Ja n . 1972. He subsequently won rcclccllon for C.'See City, Page 5A By J. MARK BARPIBLD Senior Stall Writer Hm M Mistsb, Tomm, VSiesst Pam Barnard, personal banker with SunBank In downtown Sanlord, opens City A.A. McClanahan, who has # Commission®! --------------. announced plans to seek reelection In December. up a ucampaign account u p a a m p a iy ii w w w w in for ■w. S A N F O R D — Former Casselberry mayor Andrea Dennison bus Joined Ihe grow ing G O P field for Ihe District 4 county commission scat, now held b y D e m o cra t L a r r y Furlong. Dennison. 43. said after nine m o n th s of considering a c o m ­ mission bid. she decided to do so because she believed Furlong did not represent his district In the recent C a sse lb e rry a n n e x a tio n lawsuit. Dcnnhon said she also believed the entire board wasn't doing enough In attract new busi­ nesses and develop the county Job and tax base. Dennison will face Altam onte Springs' Robert Bcrnys In Ihe Sep­ tember Republican prim ary. No Democrats have announced bids against Furlong as yet. Dennison served ns m ayor of Casselberry from 1989 to 1990. when, through In large part her own efTons to change Ihe clty’a charter, she stepped down to be replaced by □ S e e County, Page 8A S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a l l 322-26111 •f s.~r- lS (A |jp '! �I, / T $ Bi £ IA - So/itord Horatd. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. Fabruary 10, 1994 N EW S FROM T H E R E G IO N A N D ACR O SS TH E S TA TE Airport noise talks continues Herald Staff Writer______________ M O N T IC E L L O — A Judge postjxmcd for ut least 30 days the trial of four teen-agers accused of m urdering u British tourist after defense la w yrrs said they haven't seen all (he evidence In the cose. Circuit Judge F.K. Stelnmcyer on Tuesday extended ihe March 29 trial date a month while lawyers wait to receive Information about the murder Investigation from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. One of Ihe youth's lawyers said he didn't expect to be prepared for trial until the summer. Four teens, ages 14 to 17. have been charged with Killing Briton Gary Colley and wounding his companion. Margaret Ann Jagger. Sept. 10 nt a rest stop on Interstate 10 east of Tallahassee. Colley's m urder drew worldwide attenllon and helped damage the state's Image as un International tourist destination. It was the ninth tourist Killing In a 12-month period. Hospital allowed to stop treatment S A R A S O TA — A state prosecutor has advised a hospital It Is allowed by law to withdraw treatment from brain-dead patients, and said It would stay out of any court action Involving the case of a 13-year-old girl. Physicians at Sarnsotn Memorial Hospital and consulting neurologists from St. Petersburg's All Children's Hospital said thrre separate brain scans on young Teresa Hamilton have revealed no activity. But the parents of the girl. Scotty and Sharon Hamilton, alternate 12-hour shifts with their daughter to ensure hospital personnel do not try' to turn off the machine which pumps air Into the Teresa's lungs. State Attorney Earl Moreland said Tuesday If attending physicians had performed required tests, and the results were conclusive, there would be no prosecution for withdrawing treatment. "Anyone has access to the courts," Moreland said, "but there Is no state Interest In this case." The girl’s parents Insist Teresa Is not dead hut merely has shut down her brain while she heals, and Sharon Hamilton said the girl responds to her voice. Th e y say they have spoKen to psychics and other people who say they have survived deep comas. Pregnant woman dies when struck W E C T PALM B E A C H — A pregnant wom an was Killed and her SFycar-old son critically Injured when a man driving with a suspended license ran a red light and slammed Into her car. Lisa Montague. 27. was due to give birth to her third child Saturday. Doctors were not able to save the child she was carrying after the accident Tuesday. Montague had Just dropped oft her 6-year-old daughter. Alexandria, at school and was returning home when Charles LeweK. 26. ran a red light and slammed his car Into the passenger side of her car. said Palm Beach C ounty Sgt. David Johnson. LeweK suffered m in o r Injuries. His license had been suspended Indefinitely In Ju n e 1992 after he failed to attend driving school, reports show. In November 1991, he was ticketed for driving while impaired by alcohol. Montague was not wearing a seat bell. Her son. Michael, remained In critical condition early today at St. Mary's Hospital. . . . . k ** N’ ’ Charges were pending against LeweK*.' R i Teen arrested for poisoning teacher TA M P A — A ninth-grader was charged with attempted first-degree m urder after authorities said he dropped rat poison Into his teacher's coffee m ug. Mary Chassot. 29. was being treated Tuesday at To w n 'N Country Hospital as If she had Ingested the poison, but Hillsborough County sheriffs spokesman Ja ck Espinosa said It was unclear If she drank Ihe tainted coffee pending the results of toxicology tests. Chassot found out about the poisoning after another teacher told her she overheard students talking about it at Webb Ju n io r High School. She drank several cups on Tuesday, and Investigators are not sure which cup contained the poison. Espinosa said. Investigators said they had found no reason why the 14-year-old boy would want to poison Chassot, who has been teaching physical science since November. He apparently found the poison In a classroom cabinet, Espinosa said. The boy was Immediately suspended pending the outcome of the Investigation. He did not have a history of problems at the school, said Webb principal Angelina Ripple. Th e student was being held at the county's Juvenile detention center, charged with attempted first-degree murder. From Associated Press reports LOTTERY MIAMI - Hsrs art Ihe winning numbers selected Tuesday In th« Florida Loltsry: Mnwdy, manager for the F A A of the Air Traffic Control lower at Orlando International Alr]>ort. At the present time, a noise and (light pattern study known as F A R -190. has been almost completed. Additionally, a Land Use Compatibility Plan will be submitted lo the Federal A via ­ tion Authority In November or December. Th e LU C P will conluln noise re d u c tio n r rc o m m e n d a tio n s based In part on studies and tests conducted at six noise monitoring locations surround­ ing the airport. T h e noise studies however m ay not prove to lie conclusive an a portion of Ihe nctual docu­ ment Indicates the report was undertaken for a limited tlm r of monitoring at rnch site T h e presentation tom orrow night before the Lake Mary City Commission Is for public Input. T h e commission has previously said It wishes to obtain Informa­ tion wlih which to consider a possible direction for objections which might Ik - filed on behalf of the elty regarding noise and approach and take-off areas which pass over several Lake Mary residential areas. T h e public hearing Is sched­ uled early In the meeting agenda of tomorrow night's meeting. T h e meeting Is scheduled to begin ut 7 p m .. In the com ­ mission chambers of Lake Mary C ity Hall. 100 N. Country C lub Road. By NICK PPEIFAUF Teens trial in tourist murder delayed LAKE M AR Y - Th e problem of noise connected with the Central Florida Rrglonal Airport flights over Lake Mary will continue to dominate discussion at this Thu rsd ay's City Com ­ mission meeting. T h e f ir s t o f tw o p u b lic hearings was held during the Feb. 3 meeting. At that time. Airport Director Steve Cooke gave an overview of proposed progress, with some examples of studies undertaken regarding flight paths and other matters. Rick Alberts, of Transportation Solutions Inc., also was on hand to review recommendations be­ ing made which might aftect the Lake Mary area. During that public hearing, several citizens stepped forward to voice their objections, mostly lo noise of low flying aircraft. "I was a student In Seminole High School when Ihe Navy was still In Sanford." said Mayor Lowry Rockett, "and I am well aware of noise planes can make." As an example, he explained that during peak flight times, one of his teachers was forced to stop her lecture at least every three minutes because of the nireraft noise. T o m o rro w n ig h t, the d is­ cussion continues. T h is time the speetal guest will be Wilburn T . Lake M ary ag en d a By NICK PFBIPAUF Herald Stall Writer L A K E M AR Y - The regular meeting of the Lake Mary C ity Commission will br held tills Thursday evening ltcglnnlng ut 7 p.m. As of the ltcglnnlng of this week, the following Items were listed on the agenda: • In v o c a tlo n / P Ic d g e of Alleglnncr/Roll Call • Special Presentation — Reso­ lution nam ing “ Chuck Suggs” Field at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. • Special Public Hearing — Airport expansion (continued from Feb. 3) • Citizen Participation • Rrports of City Manager ( m i below) • Rrports of Mayor • Reports of Commissioners • Rrports of C ity Attorney • Ordinance — 1st reading — Request for rrzonlng from M -1A to C -l and C -2. Rinehart Road at 46A. • Ordinance — 1st reading — Regulating boat dorks and boat houses. • Request for minor commer­ cial subdivision with variance to taunt Development Code. Je rry Evans, applicant. |NOTE: A rerprest to table this Itrm has tu rn received) • Request — Site plan review Associated Press Writer_________ MIAMI — One of six democrat­ ic activists who were tortured by the Haitian m ilitary lauded a multlmllHon dollar damage suit against a former dictator as recedcnt-settlng victo ry for n uman rights. Former H aitian Sen. Serge GUIes, who suffered a dislocated back disk and a broken eardrum In the torture, waa jubilant upon receiving newt of the decision from an Associated Press report­ er In Pctionvlllc. a suburb of the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince. "W e have gotten what we sought — a p re c e d e n t, an example. Now dictators will have to think twice before violating human rights," said GUIes. head of the socialist National Pro­ gressive Revolutionary Party. GUIes Is still recovering from back Injuries from the 1990 beating, and has undergone an eardrum transplant In France. U.S. Magistrate Peter Palermo In Miami ruled In favor of the six activists In a decision released Tuesday. The torture Included "severe beatings, being dragged up Ulghta of stairs, having lit ciga­ rettes Inserted In the nostrils ( a n d b e in g ) b e a t e n w it h particular attention being paid to the skull and groin." he wrote. Th e suit was filed In February 1991 against former Lt. Gen. Prosper Avrtl, who led Haiti In r • Request — m inor four lot subdivision with variances to the laind Development Code. Wood Street and H u m p h re y Rond. Stcnstrom-Stump Construction and Development Corp. appli­ cant. • Request — conditional use approval to locate a child (are center In N orthp otn t. Royal Academy of Learning, applicant. • Request — City Commission action acting as a legislative body on rejection of S|K-clnl Master's Rejiort by both P.B.A. and c ity. • Adjournment. Included In Die City Manager's rrporl ure Ihe following Items: • Request commission direc­ tion on assignment of future monies due lo city for Rinehart Road Im p r o v e m e n t s , fro m Melvin Simon A Associates. • Request commission elim i­ nate four-way stops nt Ridge Rond and Channel Drive, and at Ridge Road and Crystal Ridge Way. • Request commission declare several Items from Fire Depart­ ment as surplus. Rolling had gotten reduced sentence in Mississippi H a itia n s w in suit a g a in s t fo rm e r d ic ta to r By RICHARD COLB for restaurant w ith drive-thu with variances to the Land D e velopm ent C o d e . K ry s ta l Company, applicant. (Note: a request to table Dlls Item has lK-en received). Coleman said Diat when he made the reduction In sen­ tence, he waa told that Rolling JA C K S O N . Miss. - Danny had no previous record. But Harold Rolling could still be In Rolling had spent nearly three a Mississippi prison had Ids years In a Georgia prison. armed robbery sentence not State law requires Inmates to serve every day of an been reduced. Instead, the drifter has pleaded guilty In armed robbery conviction If Florida lo the 1990 murders the sentence is under 10 of five college students. years. . Rolling was sentenced by Judge Col^jnan said that at M ississippi C ir c u it Ju d g e the time *he originally senWilliam F. CoterrtHh 6h March’1 ' fenced Rolling he was told the 20. 1986 to 20 years'1In defendant was a first-time prison, w ith 12 years sus­ offender and felt the sentence pended plus five years proba­ recommended by the district tion on an armed robbery a tto rn e y 's office was too charge, court records show. harsh. A week later, records show Th e Judge said he met with that sentence was trimmed to the Rolling's court-appointed IS years, with 12 suspended attorney, William B. Klrkaey. plus probation. and representatives of the At the same time. Roltlni district attorneys office, In­ pleaded g u ilty lo a gran cluding District Attorney Ed larceny charge and sentenced Peters, to express his reserva­ to four years. T h a i sentence tions about Ihe original sen­ was to run concurrently with tence. the armed robbery sentence. Coleman said he believed Ken Jones, a Department of thnt all were “ in agreement Corrections spokesman, said with me that the pica bargain Rolling was released from the agreem ent was excessive Mississippi State Penitentiary under the circumstances." at Parchm an on J u ly 31. Coleman said he then In­ 1989, and placed on proba­ structed Klrkaey to draw up a tion. motion to reduce sentence, With the aentenre reduc­ w hich he accepted. tion. Rolling served about Coleman said In making the three years tn the State Peni­ tentiary for holding up a reduction, he understood that K ro g e r g r o c e r y store In Rolling was u first-offender Clinton In 1986. Instead of the and because “ he Impressed eight ye a rs he o rig in a lly me that he was Just passing through, got h u n g ry..." faced. By ROM H A R R I8T the late 1980s. He lived brteUy In Florida after he was deposed, but returned to Haiti following the 1991 coup that returned the m ilitary to power. Palermo had ruled Avrtl must attend a deposition set for last O ctober. T h e form er H aitian resident failed to show up, however. and his defense at­ torneys wHhdtfe*/r<4P t h M B r iO I n ' th e d e c is io n re le a se d Tuesday, Palermo h i led Avrtl ha d defaulted. aVrtI uwarefe'd Judgement to the six activists, w ho Include Evans Paul, the elected mayor of Port-au-Prince. Paul was forced Into hiding after the m ilitary takeover. " A s far as we know, this is the first court anywhere to hold the Haitian military responsible for the torture of civil activists In H a iti," said the activists' at­ torney. Matthew Chachcre. "W e aeek to establish that there should be no refuge for people w ho com m it torture." T h e magistrate's ruling still m ust be approved by a federal judge, said Chachcre. T h e suit asked for $3 million for each of Ihe six plalntlfts plus B IO million In p u n itive damages, but a hearing on the exact amount will be held later. A vrtl has refused contact with reporters since his return last year. He has supported new elections to replace elected Pres­ ident Je a n -B crtran d Aristide, who was ousted by the military in 1991 coup. Associated Press Writer T H E W E A TH E R NATIONAL TBMFS Fantasy S 13-7-1-2-4 Caah3 3*2-8 Play 4 S-4-3-2 Sanford Herald Wednesday, February is, 1994 Vot. 96, No. 154 P u W S M D iiS in d Sunday. oicopt Saturday by Tbo Santord Haratd, Inc. MON.FrancS A m . Sanford. Fla. U m Today: Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of rain. High In the lower 70s W ind east 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: Mostly cloudy with rain likely. Low In the upper 50s. Wind east 10 mph. Rain chance 60 percent. Thursday: Mostly cloudy and breezy with rain likely. High In the lower 70s. Wind east 15 to 20 mph and guMy. Rain chance 60 percent. Extended forecast: F rid a y: Partly cloudy.Lavs In the mid 50s. Highs In the mid 70s. Saturday and Sunday: Partly cloudy and warm. Lows In the upper 50s lo lower 60s. FLORIDA TEMPS City SocortfClaaa Poataga Paid ai Sanford. Florida and additional mailing POSTMASTER; Sand addroaa cSangaa lo THE SANFORD HERALD. P O Sea 1MT, Sontord, FL J7772 1M7. Apalachicola Otylorvi Brach FI Laud B irth FerlM ytri Ca mat villa MomaOaed Jecktanviiie KtyWttl brMda •mas Florida Reaidant» must pay 1% setae lea In additon la raiaa above PSone (407) 121-M il. HI La » 00 n a 74 41 10 ftiifl 71 04 M. 77 71 » 71 Telletvettaa >i Varb Beech W. Palm Reach 7o 70 70 10 mm 04 It 71 07 4* It 4t a m os 07 ^ X , w WEDNESDAY Maly cldy 72-BS THURSDAY Msly cldy 72-8 S VJM. FRIDAY Ptly cldy 75-55 f VJ'A SATURDAY Ptly cldy 78-58 M .If .0# (0 00 00 SUNDAY Ptly cldy 78-58 STATISTICS THURSDAY) SOLUNAR TABLE: Mtn. 1005 FIRST r«i». is FULL r«t>. ae n.m.. 10:35 p.m.: MuJ. 3:55 n.m.. 4 :2 0 p .m . TIDES: Daytona B cachi highs. 10:53 a.m .. 1:10 m .: lows. 4:10a.m ., 5:25 p.m .: •w Smyrna Beach: highs. 10:58 a.m .. 1:15p.m.: lows. 4:15 a.m.. 5:30 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 11:13 a m .. 1:30 p.m .: Iowa. 4 :3 0 a.m .. 5:45 p.m 6 LAST NEW March 4 March 12 Pel 00 oo 00 00 00 mm 00 to r BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 1-2 (ret and chappy. Current Is to the south w ith a w ater temperature of 62degreea. Hew Smyrna Beach: Waves are 2V4 feet and choppy. Current Is to the south with a water temperature of 62 degrees. BOATING Bt. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Small craft advisory In eftcct To n ig h t: Wind northeast 20 kts. Seas 5 la 8 ft. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Scattered s h o w e r s a n d a few t h u n ­ derstorms. Thursday...W ind east 20 to 25 kis. Sm s 6 to 9 ft. Bay a n d I n la n d w a te rs r o u g h . Numerous showers and a few thunderstorms. T h e high te m p e ratu re In Sanford Tuesday was 75 de­ grees and Die overnight low was 52 us reported try the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the p e r io d , e n d in g nt 9 n .m . Wednesday, totalled O Inches. T h e temperature at 9 a.m. today wus 62 degrees and Wednesday’s overnight low wus 56. as recorded by the Nnttonnl Weuthcr Service at the Orlando International Airport. □Tuesday'* high...............74 □ B a ro n s trie pressure.30.27 □Relative Humidity....93 pet □W inds |r»S#§••••«•North 10 npb □ Rainfall...................... 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Evans allegedly sold two police Investigators a stolen ulr compressor and lottery charger rarlier this month for 8100 cash. Evans works at a garage. and wheels were missing I rum the car. • A woman in the Lockhart area reported seeing two men dispose of property apparently belonging lo Lake M ary High School students. Five backpacks rtm iainlng books and clothing were found. T h e students also reported cash and Jewcrly missing. • Several lockers in Ihc boys physical education locker room were broken into Feb. 11 at Luke Mary High School and a num ber of Hems Including cash. Jewerly. wnllels and drivers licenses were taken. 1-ocks were cut off (he lockers (o gain entry but the locker room doors w err open. Some items werr taken from Hie multipurpose room near I hr g ym . Tw o students, who were not In their assigned class during the lime, are suspects. • A woman on Qucensbrldgc Drive. Lake Mary reported aftrr a verbal fight over money with a former roommate, a beeper was missing from her home. Th e former roommate bad gone lo the residence with two males to get some of her eloihlng. • A Longwood woman found a wallet containing $78 belonging to a Lake Mary woman near the Woodlands and turned it over to the Seminole County Sheriff's office. • A man living in the Sabai C lub Apartmcnls reported Ills car stolen. • A Longwood inun living on Birdsong Court reported a num ber of Hems Inrludlng a cellular telephone, camera, and cassettes were stolen from his garage. • A business owner In the 1000 block of Corporate Square reported a soft drink, machine was broken In in and money taken • A laike Brantley High School student reported his hike was taken from n Longwood country club. • A Longwood used car lot manager reported two cars were broken Into over the weekend. Th e business Is on U.S. Highway 17-92. • Another used car employer reported an equalizer was lakrn from a vehicle afler the driver's side window was broken, on stale roud GOO. Behavior leads to arrest Incidents reported to Sanford police William Morgan. 29. 3170 S. Cameron. Sanford was arrested by Altamonte Springs police ai o restaurant bar and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, disorderly Intoxication, possession of drug paraphernalia and criminal mischief. In a l tempt lug to apprehend Morgan one officer was kicked In the left loot, another In the right leg. according to the poller report The report slated Morgan had been drinking. A (lotted plant ut Ihe bar was broken and speakers dislodged. Morgan reportedly lold poltrc he used a pipe they found on him after lie was arrested lo smoke marijuana. • A man entered a discount store In Ihe 2600 block of Orlando Drive Monday and walked out with 6144 w orth of underwear without paying for the mcrrhnndlsc. • Someone entered ail office on San Marcos Avc.. Iielween Sunday and Monday and took over 6300 In property. • Over the weekend, someone broke Into a business office In the 2600 block of South O rlando Drive and stole an undetermined amount of cash. Residential burglaries were reported at: • Meadow Hill Drive, entry gained by breuklng out u window, no determination yet If anything was taken. • Hays Drive, entry gained by breaking a window and removing a blocking bar. Jewerly and two VCR tapes taken. • Country Club Road, a porch plate glass window was removed and a 82.200 central heating and air conditioning unit taken. There was an attempted business burglary In the 300 block of E. 5th Street. Someone attempted to gain entry by p ryin g a door with a screwdriver. A screwdriver handle was found at the scene and entered as evidence. A pocket book was taken from a locked car on Mugoustlne Avenue after a car window was broken. A n air compressor valued at 8900 was taken from the back of a pickup truck In the 2700 block of S. Orlando Drive. Retail theft alleged Jo h n M urphy Rowe. 31. 174 Lakeside Drive. Sanford was arrested for retail theft by Sanford police Monday. Store security guards at a large discount store on U.S. Highway 17-92 said the suspect took u VCR from the store merchandise thru went to ihc men's department. Rowe attempted to get a refund sticker put on Ihc V C R then attempted to leave the store without |laying for ihe merchandise, the arrest report states. Store security guards detained Rowe until police arrived. Shoplifting charged Lavusher Siiadulc W illiam s. 23. 24 Cowan Moughton Terrace. Sanford was arrested by Lake Mary police Monday for I>ctlt thrfl In a convenience store shoplifting incident. Police were called to the store In the 4000 block of West Lake Mary Boulevard. The vehicle the woman left In was described by the store clerk and was stop|>ed by police In a nearby home Improvement store parking lot. T w o cartons of cigarettes were seen by police In Ihe car uficr the occupants left the vehicle. Th e cigarettes taken from the store were valued at 832. The store clerk Identified Williams out of Ihc four adult women and two juveniles In the car. as the woman who was In the store. Williams was arrested. Theft, property charges DUI charged Robcri lore Katz berg. 63. 2082 Judith Place, Longwood was arrcslcd by Lake Mary police at nearly 1 a.m. Monday and charged with driving under the Influence. Th e arrest report stairs a city policeman followed Katzberg's vehicle west on Lake Mary' Boulevard to near the Rinehart Road Intersection. The suspect was traveling under the posted speed limit but allegedly had difficulty maintaining a single lane. Th e policeman determined the suspect was too Intoxicated to perform field sobriety testing so he was arrested and the car lowed. Warrant arrests • Michael Leon Williams. 22. 1703 W. 15th St.. Sanford, violation of probat lon/purchase of cocaine. • Courtney Leon Fredrick. 21. 1875 Sep Iwood Court. Orlando, failure toappear/theft Violation of Probation. • Peter M. Newmes. 37. 320 N. Lakeview St.. Orlando, contempt of rourtfwril of attachment. Incidents reported to deputies • A father In the 2400 block of Byrd Avc.. Midway reported Ills son took his car to the store and did not return It. • A mun reported someone threw a brick through the driver's side window of his vehicle Monday In the 2900 block of W. 23rd Street. Sanford. • A 14-old youth reported his mother hit him with a board on tils buck and shoulders. A n examination by fire rescue personnel showed no physical signs of abuse. Th e mother told police her son was ungovernable. Th e HRS was aware of the situation but had not assisted the mother, she claimed. Th e youth has been arrested a num ber of times for drug possession, according to the woman. T h e daughter corroborated the mother's story. Th e youth Is staying with hts grandfather. • A m an allegedly took three cartons of cigarettes from a convenience store In the 4100 block of Orange Blvd. without paying for them. Monday about 11 p.m. • A car reported stolen In Daytona Beach was found west of Airport Boulevard near Jcwette Lane In an open field. Th e vehicle which had been hoi wired was still running. Th e tires Burglary suspects Charged with escape Sanford police arrested Michael Sean Beaty. 27. 301 W . 10th Street on Saturday. Officers saltl they were responding lo a disturbance call, and were arresting Beaty, when be broke away, handcuffed, and Red from the area. Police said they found him hiding In another building in the 300 block of W . iOth Street. H r was charged with e*ca|>c. disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer wltbour violence. Vehicle burglaries • Cordon Thom as Scott, 18. 222 E. Lake Mary Hlvd.. was arrested in the 200 block of Melissa Court early M onday, following a series of reported vehicle burglaries. He was charged w ith vehicular b urgla ry, and burglary to an automobile. Reports Indicated at least thrre vehicles were burglarized In approximately Ihe same block. From one. a flashlight was reported missing. From another, several cassette tapes were said to have been taken. Herald Stall Writer SANFO RD A Longwood man charged with secretly re­ cording the voices of Job appli­ cants at Iris travel agency was arrested twice Tuesday after* noon and charged with sexual battery on a wom an and sexual acts performed by u 17-year old. A rthur C . Dodd. 42. Is being held In lieu of 850.000 on the sexual battery charge. He Is scheduled to make his first uppenrancc on the charge In court this afternoon. Dodd turned himself in at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facili­ ty early Tuesday afternoon on charges of use of a child In a sexuul performance, promoting a sexual performance by a child and possession of photographs of a sexual performance hy a child in connection with a 17-year old girl. Dodd was also charged with Illegal recording of the teen'a voice which Is a third degree felony. Dodd posted 810.0000 ball on the charges related to the teenager. About two hours later, he was arrested again for sexual battery on a woman in her 30s. A l­ though Miller declined lo give m uch detail about the alleged rape, he said from watching the tape and ta lk in g w ith the woman, she was Incapacitated and unable to resist. Th e bond on that charge Is 850.000. Dodd was Initially arrested F e b . 8 a fte r p o lic e fo u n d hundreds of photographs and video tapes of women In Dodd's office. Travel Service Network. 1728 County Road 427 in Long­ w o o d . P o lic e c la im D o d d advertised for office help, then asked some of the applicants If they would model bathing suits o r other revealing clo th in g. Hidden video cameras with Ihe audio on were operating In the room where the women changed for the still photo sessions. Under Florida law. It Is Illegal to secretly record voice com ­ munications. but It Is not Illegal to video tape someone without their knowledge. Miller said the Investigation Is continuing as more females who knew Dodd or Interviewed with him contact police. Police are going through about 1.000 pho­ tographs and hundreds of tapes trying lo identify the women. "W e hope to meet with the state attorney." Miller said, "to resolve a lot of the Issues." The cases of Illegal recording of the women’s voices continue to In­ crease as police review the tapes. Some of the tapes appear to have been made elsewhere. 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FR EN C H A V E.. SANFORD. FLA. 3277) Area Code 4 07-322-2611 or 831-0993 U n re v e rs in g Wayne 0. Doyle. Publisher and Editor Could It only have been last August when we were told that the Clinton budget parkugr would "reverse Reagan"? Funny. Now we arc told that the new Clinton budget w ill be tight ami stringent because there will be "caps" on discretionary spending, due In large measurr to the 1990 budget deal, w hlrh was pari of George Hush's legacy. A n d the 1990 caps themselves were necessary (so it Is said) because Ronald Reagan hravlly cut tuxes In 19H2. Is it then possible that the new Clinton budget "reverses Clinton"? Fact Is. w e often tend to get out of synch and out of touch when we label and charaeirrl/e our limes by the name of the president who huppens to be in office. T h u s we hear about the "Roosevelt Years." the "John so n Years." tlie* "R eagan Years." and now. of course, the "C linton Years." It's silly. W ho the president happens lo I k - I s not necessarily the most lm|xirtant hallmark of whut's going on in America, or the world. Perhaps history Will see Roosevelt's 1930s us “ the era of antibiotics" - when m odem medicine look off. Perhaps the historical signalurr of Reagan's 1980s will be ih r remarkable re­ SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months ...............................919.SO fl M oulin......................... 830.00 I Year..................................... $78.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales t u In addition to rales above. E D IT O R IA L S For the good of com m unity T h e special W M F E C h a n n e l 24 a n d F M 9 0 .7 fu n d -ra is in g d riv e Is u n d e rw a y . If It proves su cre ssful. the local p opulation sta n d s to gain. People w a tc h in g W M F E p ro gra m s for even a b rie f tim e, are fully a w a re of the m u ltitu d e of appeals for m o n e y . W hile these fu n d ­ raisers ure held at specific tim e jx*riods. som e m a y th in k th ey go o n a ll th e tim e. T h e q u a lity a n d c o n tin u a tio n of p ro g ra m s p u rc h a s e d b y m o n e y fro m these d riv e s d epends d ire ctly on the a m o u n t o f fin a n cia l su pp ort give n . 9 0 .7 a n d C h a n n e l 24 both m a k e this clear, and to date, even (h o u g h it m a y tuke p lea d ing, it Is w o rk in g . T h e d riv e w h ir l) began yesterday h o w e ve r. Is different. It has a local flavor. T h e a im here Is to ha ve local p ro g ra m s. T h e o n ly local co n n e c tio n the sta tio n s hove n o w are som e area n e w s, and listin g s of e d u ca tio n a l a n d c u ltu ra l events. If e q u ip m e n t can be p u rch a se d w ith w h ic h to p ro d u c e locnl p ro g ra m m in g , we w ill h a ve a m u c h b e tte r v ie w o f o u r o w n lifestyles. L ik e w ise , w ith p ro g ra m d is trib u tio n to o th e r p u b lic b road ca sting affiliates, the locnl area w ill be seen across the n a tio n . People applauded the sta rt of W M F E and F M 9 0 .7 m a n y ye ars ago . A u d ie n ce s ha ve g ro w n tre m e n d o u s ly because of the co n sta n t Im p ro v e m e n ts in p ro g ra m s. if th is special c a m p a ig n m anages to o b ta in the m o n e y needed for the local e q u ip m e n t h o w e ve r, the role of the stations in the life of o u r c o m m u n ity w ill e x p a n d b y leaps and b o un d s. F o r th is p a rticula r fu n d ra isin g effort, we u rg e y o u to m ake a g en e ro us d o n a tio n . T h i n k of the w o rd s " P u b lic ” a n d " E d u c a tio n a l." T h e Job these stations are d o in g In h e lp in g to educate the pub lic is e xcellent. W c c a n he lp m a k e it better. re v e rs e d st met tiring of American industry. H ut m o r e th a n t h a t , th e s y s te m of naming hy prrstdent has a built-in time warn. C o n s id e r , fo r example, that little matter of the Civil Rights A d of 1991. Conservatives la m ­ b a s te d H u s h fo r signing ll. saying it m o v e d A m e ric a toward a quota soci­ e ty . Hut th e re is another interp reta ­ tion; ilint ll won't push quotas (or not too much). W ho will decide Its operative m e a n in g ? T h e f Is it then Supreme Court. And possible that f iv e of th e n in e Ihe new Clinton members of the cu r­ budget ‘reverses rent court wen* apClinton"* [Miintrd by either Reagan or Rush. Three others were appointed by Richard Nixon or Gerald Ford. I asked the Muse what I m ight be or who? For answers were not spelled w ithin m y name and mirrored views I saw reflected through, were baekwardly reversed to feign the same. Like portraits seen appearing slightly strange, In points of Ume that mold the subject sat; too small of scale to note t he bend of change; evolving yet from where the truth Is at. My ego said: "Y o u think to know you ore; to love or hate or worship, praise or dam n." T h e Muse replied: "You are but earth and star, that think you arc that you m ay think; I a m i" A copy made of copies seeking face; creating void to house a realm of thought; converting time to Universe and place, where seekers arc the substance of (he sought. A dreamer dreaming other people's dreams; connecting threads from m any spinning spools to sew a quilt of endless crooked seams that twist the m ind but please the eye of fools. Reality is what you choose to be; controlled by those who held the llvng spark and what you arc Is all there is to see until you arc a shadow in the dark. R.L.LaSchancc Geneva B erry's W o rld Th is Is nothing new. When Gen. Elsenhower was elected in 1952. thrre were conservatives w ho thought he would “ reverse Roosevelt." Hut Roosevelt's domestic reforms were here to slay, nnd most of Eisenhower's foreign policy was actually set in stone by the early Coid War actions oflTcsIdcnt Hurry Trum an. It was also said that Nixon would revrrse Johnson. Not even close. As Nixon's Attorney General Jo hn Mitchell said: "W atch w hat we do. not what we sa y." And much of what they did was to ratify Jo hnso n's Greal Society, both the good und the bad of it. Governments In great nnd successful nations tend to change o n ly gradually, ns Cllntonitrs are learning. T h e analogy lias been made to changing the course of a huge ocean liner. Recall Just what that Idea of "reversing Reagan" was all about lost summer. T h e military budget was cut. taxes on the rich were raised, and there was Increased domestic n|M-ndlug Hut It was the collapse of Ihr Soviet Union, nut Clinton, that cut the military budget. T h e top lax rate went to 39 6 percent - but it was 70 percent when Reagan took office, and It is not likely to grow again soon. JA C K ANDERSON Legal defense funds another outlet for PACs l LETTER S Em ber in the Sun R e a g a n ELLEN GO O D M AN Tailhook: Th e y got away with it B O S TO N — Maybe they ought to teach this as a case study at the Naval Academ y or at Ofllcer Candidate Schools, it could be a lesson in the value of closing ranks, the Importance of m ilitary bonding, or the power of loyalty in the face of opponents. Th a t's what it has come down to. About two and a half years ago, some 90 wom en were assaulted at the Infamous Tailhook conven­ tion. Now the last cases to reach court have been dismissed. Not a single m an has been court-martialed, or seriously disciplined. In the scheme of things, we should be grateful that wc know what happened on the third floor of the Las Vegas Hilton, ir the men had not assaulted the wrong wom an, wc mlgtu never have heard about the gantlet, the streaking, the leg shaving, the butt biting. Wc m ight never have seen the photographs of the aviator with a rhino hat. or the one with the T-s h irt that read "H e-m an W om an Hater’s C lu b ." It was a young admiral's aide. Lt. Paula Coughlin, who filed the first complaint, ll was Coughlin who had the courage lo go public. A n d on Th u rs d a y it was C o u g h lin who announced her resignation. T h e woman who had been passed down and mauled by a gantlet of men said, in wellchosen words, that Tailhook "a n d the covert attacks on me that followed have stripped me of m y ability to serve." From the very beginning Ihe Nnvy has worried more about gelling over Tailhook titan getting to the bottom of It. T h e ir early Investigators talked to 1.500 men and turned u p two suspects. After the Pentagon took over the case. 140 (llers were accused of Indecent exposure, assault or lying under oath. Seventy of these cases were quickly dismissed and only 50 men were ever fined or moderately disciplined. Here, a wrist was slapped. There, a letter was written Into a man's record. Lost fall. Paula Coughlin's own case was dismissed after mixed evidence on the ac­ cused's Identity. Leaving courl. the aviator said he wouldn't hesitate to go to the next Tailhook because "yo u 've got the best and the brightest people there." Th e n , lost week, the charges against three high-ranking officers were also dismissed. This time, the Judge stated that their superior, the Navy's top admiral, Frank B. Kelso II. had manipulated the Investigation "to shield his personal Involvement In Tailhook *91." Kelso was there, said the Judge, he knew, he did nothing. So the case appears closed. T h e mess remains as open as a wound. I will leave It to others to assess Admiral Kelso. Last fall, the secretary of the Navy asked for his rcmovul and Lcs Aspln saved his job. Now a military Judge has called him a liar. There arc some who see him as one who let the debauchery go on. Kelso swears that he w usn'l on the third floor that Saturday night. Witnesses have sworn that he was and that as n gang of men urged a woman to strip, he said o n ly . " A m I he a rin g what I th in k I'm hearing?" T h e re are others w ho praise him as a leader In the postT a llh o o k N a v y , a m an who took the p ro b le m s e rio u s ly and made changes. Pal Gorm lcy, head of a research project on w om en In the m ili­ tary. describes him as "a good guy w ho had his head In the sand." E it h e r w a y . h is story Is only a piece of a larger picture. In i Not a single this picture, nobody man has been Is taking responsibili­ court martlalod, ty. Nobody Is being held responsible. or seriously disciplined. ■ S in c e L a w re n c e Garrett resigned his post as secretory of the Navy at the outset of the scandal, the m utual protection society lias held. It's notable because wc live at a lim e when people talk angrily about the lack of Individual responsibility. W c talk about the Bobbitts, the Mcnendcz brothers welfare mothers. We talk scornfully about the victim defense. But nobody described Tailhook In these terms. W c don't talk abut the failure of the m ilitary men to take responsibility. W e don't talk about the 1,500 men questioned and the mere handful who saw evil, heard evil, did evil. T h e men who stamped themselves and each other "not responsible." Indeed, even those who suspect Adm iral Kelso's complicity or at least his lack of leadership, often portray him In terms used to defend Bob Packwood: as a victim of changing mores. There Is more solidarity among men In the N avy than the Senate. Ask Paula Coughlin. T h is Is not a search for vengeance. I’d rather the Ta ilhook scandal produced wholesale change In the m ilitary culture than a handful or a hundred punishments. But a very different message is emerging from a failed Investigation and a young lieutenant's resignation. It says: Tailhook '91. Th e y Got Away W ith It. W A S H IN G T O N - Three day* niter a federal judge threw out an indtcimait of Sen. Dave h u r c n b r r g c r . K -M ln n .. his s u p p o r tr r s gathered to ahrw their rrspcct (or the mun w ho had been charged with hilling rent lo the taxpayers for an apartment h r already owned. Hut the "T rib u te to Durrnberger." an the evening was tilled, was less about reverence than the S250.C00 raised. Even If he avoids r e -in d ic tm c n l th is s p r in g . D u r r n berger's Icgil drfenae fund will owe m o ;. o( that money to hts Washington lawyers. D u rc n b e rg e r e n ­ joys what m ight be called the spoils of s c a n d a l. W a s h in g ton-style. Legal de­ fense funds can be another fonn of In ­ flue n ce-b uyin g. a c ­ c o rd in g to va rio u s g o v e rn m e n t and prlvnte experts. f Durenborgor O n ly four senators enjoys whal launched legal d e ­ might be called fense funds d u rin g the spoils of the 1980s, but In the scandal, jp lost four years. IO senators — six this session of Congress alone — have lupj>cd contributors lo help defray legal b ilk that often m il to $400 an ho u r In Washington. "Th e re Is the question of whether this Is just another uuy to shake down special Interests." an aide to Durcnberger told us. He defended the senator's fund-raising practices by adding. " I would challenge someone to come In und show where they think there has been Improper Influence If Hut's the ItnpU c* tlon which Is g ive n ." T h is ts a com er of campaign finance that goes unaddressed b y any of the current reform proposals. Unlike campaign contribu­ tions. w hich are llm llrd to $ 1 ,0 0 0 for individuals and $5,000 for political action committees per election, annual donations to legal defense funds may be as high as $10,000 In the Senate ami $5,000 In the Housc. When a supporlrr or special Interest has "m axed" out on the uimxint allowed for campaign contributions, they can still pay Into a member's defense fund. "Legal defentc funds offer another opjiorlu n lty for Interest groups to Insert themselves between a member and the people w ho they are representing." a spokesperson for the Center for Rrsfxmslble Polities told us. "N o doubt people who are supjxming » m em ber In a time of need w ill be remembered even m ore." As a ranking m em ber of l l r House Arm ed Services committee, fanner Rep. Nicholas Mavroules. D-Mass.. profiled from having both campaign and legal idlers two years ago. W hen defense c o n tra d ii Raytheon Co, h a d g iv e n th e in n x lm u m a llo w e d In Mavroules' campaign fund, he opened up a legal defense fund, allowing Raytheon to give another $5,000. T h e case of Sen. Hob Packwood, R -O rc., w ho Is toughing It out In the Senate despite allegations of sexual harassment. Is another example of how disgrace doesn't dry u p fund raising. As the ranking minority m em ber of the Senate Flnunce Com m llcc. Packwood continues make hts presence felt for a variety of sjicelal Interests. T h e Packwood legal defense fund has generated more than $240,000. much of that com ing from big business. According to public record, the Airline Pilots P A C . the L um be r Dealers P A C . the Turner HroadcastIng P A C and the Southern Pacific Tran sp orta ­ tion P A C have oil contributed to Packwood's legal defense colters. Philip Anschutz, who ow ns Ihe Southern Pacific Hall Corp., chipped In $9,000 of his ow n. Southern Pacific often relies on the decisions of the Senate C o m ­ mittee on Commerce. Science and Tra n sp o r­ tation. on which Packwood is the secondranking Republican. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. February 16. 1994 - M Suit says airline discriminated and kept AIDS and HIV was present at an April 1991 management meeting when of­ fice m anager Donna O 'Leary discussed employees thnl she knew had or suspected of having the A ID S virus, "H e had to sit in Ihc meeting ... and listen to himself be s tig m a tiz e d ." said Sullivan's lawyer. David Mattingly. A c ­ cording to minutes of the meet­ ing. M u ltln g ly said. "D o n n a O'Leary referred to all of ihcm as people with a terminal disease, people who had a duly to trll others of their condition, (arid said) It was uncertain how the virus was transmitted.’* A d o c u m e n t prepared by O ’L e a ry , o b ta in e d nftcr the lawsuit wus filed In 1992 and circulated to the airline's Atlnnta h e a d q u a r t e r s , li s t e d 13 employees, their known medical problems, appearance and at­ tendance record. Mattingly said. In the memo, part of the court file. O 'Leary also said manage­ l y Associated Prose RED W O O D C IT Y . Calif. - A former Delia Airline* manager says lie was fired for having A ID S and that the airline kepi a list of local employees suspected f having the disease. In a luwsult scheduled for trial e xt m o n th In S a n Mateo u n ly Superior Court. Joseph Sullivan, a 13-year Della m p lo y e e . said the a irlin e arassed h im . In v a d e d his rivacy. and fired him in Octor 1901 In violation of state ntl-dlsrrtmlnatlon laws. Delta said In court documents tat Sullivan was fired for un* e lla b lllty and fur excessive bsences. • Sullivan. 38. suld he told Ills pcrvlsor at Delta's San Franloco airport office In No vein Iter 990 that he had tested positive r H IV. the virus that causes IDS. In his 'awsult. Sullivan said he m e n t believed a n o th e r six employees may have AID S hut could not demonstrate It from their attendance or work rec­ ords. Mattingly said he did not know anyone else on the list who was fired. He also said he did not know of any Delin offices that had u similar |>ollcy except the San Francisco office, which was closed Iasi summer. G i l m o r e D l e k m a n n , th e airline's lawyer, said Monday that Delta was "ve ry sympathet­ ic and understanding" to HIVpositive employees, and treats idl Its employers equally "based upon their ability to do the w o rk ." Delta spokesman 1)111 Derry denied that disclosure of the A ID S list to airline management was a violation of privacy. "Th is Is a manager com m uniratlng what Is critical information to another manager.” he said. Develop Continued from Page 1A extremely Interrated In plans that m ay lx* developed for Main S trrci. " W r have lx-cn sort-rf holding hack on SH D W A pi.sis until w r find oul more utxnit Main S lr r c l," he said. " W r don't want to gel Involved In any duplication of efforts h rlw rrn Ihrsc two orga­ nizations." Layer plans to meet with Main S lr r r l ITcsIdetX C hris Crania* later Ibis week to examine how the two organizations ran work on n cooperative tnsl*. R e g a r d in g th e v i s i t o r s . Bartholomew explained that Ihc Reconnaissance Te a m Is Irylng to determine whit various peo­ ple feel are Ihe needs, strength*, weaknesses uni critical Issues nlfecllng Ihe downtown Sanford area. After determining those points, addlllortil Hirelings are tiring planned. One meeting was held yester­ day afternoon at ihe Senior Center at Ihe Sanford Civic Center. Another Is scheduled for llilsrvrnln g . Last night's gathering saw approxfinalely 40 |H-rsons In a tte n d a n c e . T h e y In c lu d e d members of varfins committees, and many of Ouse who were liersonally contacted during the day by TreacoU. (.ocachcr und Abernathy. Th e y Inrlmfii! Bartholomew. Crania*. Layer. Sanford Mayor lleltyc Smith. Q ty Manager Bill S im m o n s , G r c u lc r S a n fo rd Chandler of Ccm m crce Execu­ t iv e D ire c t o r D a v e F u r r . R o m a n c e C ru ise s Pre sid e n t Nnncl Yuronls. Jo h n Lombardi of Autolraln. C rim ty C o m m is­ s io n e r D a ry l M c C la in , and Waterfront Siceiing Comm ittee Chairm an Larry Si tickler. Cranlas explained that the purpose of the vl*4l was lo gather Information, fir mobile It. and use II In devetoping n specific business plan. At ihl* m orning's meeting, a d d itio n a l suggestions were made, wllh the (Inal meeting this evening, which Is expected to begin the local project with specific goals. T h is visit by Ihc Main Strcel Reconnaissance learn Is part two o f f o u r m a jo r p u r p o s e s established by the National Tru s t for Hlsiohc Prcserviillon w hich oversees Ihe Main Street program* According to a statement of goal*. Ihc firs* pari wus the Introductory period Part two Is. "...Ih c collection of baseline data to be used to design services lo be delivered, and establish a tracking system of results." T h e third move is. “ ...to help p r o g r a m leaders u rt lc u la le where they wanl Ihe com m unlly to be In five or lot years and how they mlglii want lo get there." T h e last pari, which Involves another tram visit, will begin public relations concepts and clear up any misconception* about the program services which may haveemerged. A l Ihe presenlllme. no specific dates have tarn set for part three and four. Th e y will lx* based on Ihc p ro g re s s a c ­ complished on llic local level. ousing starts off 17.6 percent e co n o m is t w ith D o n a ld so n . Lufkin A Jcn rctte Securities Carp. In New York. In fact, the National Associa­ tio n o f H o m e B u ild e r s Is forecasting housing starts wilt total 1.39 m illion this year. If so. II would be the highest since 1.49 m illio n units tn 1988. Starts totaled 1.29 million last year. Th e forecast found support In the Home Builders latest survey of Us mem bership. The poll found 54 percent of the sample of 3 7 5 b u ild e r s e x p e c tin g "good" sales of new homes In the next six months, providing an Incentive for Increased starts to meet demand. JOHN d . McCl a in ooclatod F r m Writer________ W A S H IN G T O N H ousing is got stuck in Inclement ather and the rubble of the California earthquake In J a n u ­ ary. according to a government report today showing that con­ struction plunged 17.6 percent. T h e Commerce Department s a id c o n s t r u c t io n of n e w single-family homes und apart­ ments totaled 1.29 million at a anally adjusted annual rate, i from a revised 1.57 million la^December — even stronger the Initial 1.54 million eoUmote. Residential construction was off In every region except for the West, where, despite the earthQuake, starts edged u p 0.3 percent. than But the Com m erce Depart­ ment's report showed applica­ tions for building permits — often a barom eter of future activity — fell 7.9 percent, the first decline In seven months. Single-fam ily starts dropped ( 15 percent, loa 1.15 m illion rale from 1.35 million In December. T h i s co m p o n e nt c o m p ris e s nearly 90 percent of residential construction. Apartment construction fell 33.8 percent, to a 147.000 rate from 222.000 a m onth earlier. Despite the drop, m a n y analysis believe the multi-family sector, w h ich had been plagued by overbuilding In the late 1980s and subsequent vacancies, has bottomed out. R e g io n a lly , s ta rts In the Northeast fell 32.8 percent to a 90.000 annual rate, lowest since an 85.000 rate In February 1991. Th e y had been down 2.2 percent tn December. Construction declined 22.0 percent In the Midwest, to a 262.000 rate after a 3.7 percent advance a month earlier. Starts also fell In the South, down 21.6 percent to 565,000. w iping out a 15.9 percent gain the previous month. T h e December rate was the h ig h e s t since 1.62 m illio n foundations were laid In January 1989. Still, starts In January were 10.6 percent higher than a year earlier. was under review. Dennison said Housing has been one of the Continued from Page 1A she learned the Importance of the city's new m an­ stronger elements of the recov­ attracting business and Industry ery recently. Starts , began to ager tn 1991. Previously, .she to keep taxes low for residents. surge in August, buoyed by the served nearly two terms on the ..If.ejection. Dennison said ahe lowest Interest rates In two city commission from 1986 until w ill focus on developing positive decades and a steadily im prov­ 1989, when she resigned to run accomplishments of building a her successful campaign for ing economy. quality Job pod and broader mayor. Although rates have Inched up taxbase for the ro u n ty through Dennison Is past executive from their October lows, they e c o n o m ic d e v e lo p m e n t re m a in affordable for m a n y director of the Arthritis Founda­ measures while being sensitive Americans. They averaged 7.21 tion of C e ntra l Florida and lo environmental needs. Den­ form e r general m unager of rcent last week, down from nison said she sill also work to G r e a t e r S e m in o le C o u n t y ore than 8 percent as 1993 b rin g the c ilia and county Chamber of Commerce. She lias gan. closer together and support the B u t analysts had said In lived in S c m ln d c County since sheriffs budget and y o u th pro­ 1972 and central Florida since ’ vance of today's report the grams. 1 9 6 2 . S h e Is a n a tiv e of ;n t performance would be Dennison said Furlong should Baltimore. Md. She and her rbed tn January by severe hove worked to resolve the weather and the Los Angeles husband have two children In . county's oposltbn last year over earthquake. Th e ir consensus Seminole C o un ty schools, a city annrxatkn of commercial D e n n iso n suld d urin g her was for starts totaling Just 1.40 property. Furlong called for the tenure cn the city commission, million units. vole to sue the dty last Feb. 23. she learned to make the stale's " W e think that w hen the b ut Circuit Judge Robert B. weather finally reverts back lo restrictive growth management M cGregor suld the annexation laws work lor (lie city while a normal, the Improvement In the was legal. housing Industry will continue," shopping center development Seminole County Forester Mike Martin watches as tha City ol Sanford celebrates being named as Tree City USA for the seventh consecutive year. On hand to plant trees at the Crooms School ol Choice In Sanlord were Barbara County s a id M a rily n S c h a ja . an HELEN JOAN HALPIN Helen Joan llalpln. 73. Kenn o re Street, D e lto n a , died Sunday. Feb. 13. 1994. ut West Volusia Memorial Hospital. Dclumd. Bom Nov, I t . 1920. In Long Island. N.Y.. she moved lo "cntral Florida In 1981. Mrs. llalpln was a homemaker. She uvas a member of O u r Lady of ihc Lakes Cathdlc C hurch. De­ ltona. and Ladles A u x ilia ry. VFW post 8093. Survivors Include husbum l, Eugene A. Sr.: daughter. Joan H. Lcbrdu. Deltona: sons. Eugene A.. Rocky PolnL N.Y.. Luke A.. D e lto n a ; s is t e r . M a rth a K o w a ls k i. F l u s h i n g . N .Y . : brother. Andrew Szczepunskl. New H yd e Park. N .Y .; nine grandchildren and one great­ grandchild. Stephen K. Uildauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. DR. RICHARD J. HAXBY, DMV Dr. Richard J. Haxby. DMV. 71. North East 97th Place, Salt GAINES C a n ju j, cM ratv d G a rd e n C h a p e l F u n e ra l H o m e FR ED ER IC F . C A IN E S IK IT N E R A I. D I R I C H >H F u lfillin g a Service to O u r C om m u n ity In Tim e O f Need. 335 E. SR 434 (A c rm * from White H o ar) LONGWOOD • 834 8550 or 767-5101 Springs, died Saturday. Feb. 12. 1994. at Wlnta- Park Memorial Hospital. Bom Sept. 11, 1922. In Am es. Iowa, he moved lo Florida from Washington. 111. In 1963. D r . H a x b u w as r e tir e d owncr/opcrator of Lau d erh ill Veterinary C lin t and u member of First Baptist C h u r c h . Ft. Lauderdale, lie was a m em ber of the American Veterinary Medical A s s n ., Association of A via n Veterinarians, und Am erican As­ s o c ia tio n of E q u in e P ra c ti­ tioners. He served In Ihe U.S. A rm y during Worid W ur It. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife , Margaret. Sail Springs; daugh­ ter. Margaret "IV ggy" A .. Winter Springs; sons. Jack A la n . Sun­ rise. Richard "Ed". Georgetown. G re a t E xu m a , B a m a h a i; brothers. Kennrth. Cedar Lake. Ind., Donald. Boynton Beach. Robert, Chicago: four grand­ c h ild r e n and o n e g re a tgrandduughtcr. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. W IL L IA M TODD SPA R K S W illia m Todd S p a rk s . 13. Koyalwnod Lane. Oviedo, died M onday. Feb. 14. 1994. ul O r­ lando Regional Medical Center. Born Oct. 6. lflBO. In Louisville. K y .. he moved to Central Florida In 1989. He wasa student. Survivors include parents. Joe a n d C a ro l S p a rk s. O v ie d o ; brother. Chris. (Xlcdo: grandfa­ th e r. W illiam J . D u k e . Fort W a lto n Beach; g randm other. J e a n e tte K. W arden. Apple Valley. Calif. D u ld w ln -F u lrc h lld F u n e ra l Hom e. Goldcnrad. In charge of arrangements. H «»M Kioto hf Tommy Vlncool Digging in Kirby, principal ol Crooms; Terry Richardson, Crooms' teacher ol the year; Howard Hawkins, a physical education teacher at Crooms. Mayor Bettye Smith and district Commissioner Bob Thom as. C ity -------------Continued from Page 1A a four-year term, and stayed on Ihc commission until Ju n 1979. "T h e n I took an eight-year breather." tic xild. "before run­ ning for office again. I look Ihr vote, and resunrd m y District 3 scat In January of 1987. where 1 am still serving." M c C la n a h a n was b o rn In M lnncola. Florida. Sept. 13. 1925. Although he spent some tim e In Daytona B each, lie formally moved to Sanford In 1953. while In the U .S. Navy, and served as a recruiting of­ ficer. His mllllury service also saw him Involved ns a Navy technical skills trainer. Aviation Weapons officer. Public Information Of­ ficer. Personnel Officer. Legal Officer, Military Traffic Judge, and finally Ofilcrr In Cbargr. Advanced Underseas Weapons Unit. He retired fruit the Navy as a lieutenant commander and Im ­ mediately became Involved In the business life d Sanford. He Is a licensed real m ate broker, real properiu uppraher. and slate registered residential building contractor. :11c s e rv e d as e x e c u tiv e director of Seminole Self-Reliant Housing. Inc., u non-profit cor­ poration until he retired from that orgunlzalbn In April of 1993. He has also served on various The Time Has Came... ...to se n d fo r the latest co p y o f th e Tree C o n s u m e r In f o r m a tio n Catalog I t list* m o re th a n 8 0 0 free o r lo w -o o st g o ve rn m e n t p u b lic a tio n s o n to p ics U ke m oney, food , Jobe, c h ild r e n , oars, h e a lth , a n d federal benefits. S e n d y o u r na m e a n d a d d re ss to Ooasousr Information Center Department TX Pueblo, Colorado 81009 A pubU* D i m at u u pu U m t'r *nS ih» Craw aw liJem iuai Cxiur e< CM OS city, county aixl slate board*, councils and task forces. In addition lo McClanahan'* Dlst. 3 scat, the Dlst. 4 scut of Commissioner W hlley Eckstein wifi also lx* an tlx* ballot In 199-1. E c k s t e in has n o t p u b l i c l y com m ented at Ibis tim e on whether he will seek reeled Ion, Th e official qiullfylng lim e lo run for election in the C ity of Sanford begin* Sept. 7. T h e city election Is scheduled for the first T u e s d a y following the First Monday in December, which will lx* Dec. 6. History---------Continued from Page 1A Jects to file tor the students." said guidance cousclor Janet Floyd, who htlprd organize the events. 'History Is more Inter­ esting when t i t students arc Involved tn It." Students have been studying black history all month. T h e y 'v e done research pipers and cre­ ated posters (hat arc on display In the hulls. "B u i. I think they really enjoy this." Floyd said. tn u classroom on Ihe second Door. Allcnncse Bentley (old an attentive class about the history of the black pciplc In the Upsalu urea of Sanford and some of the h is t o r y of the G e o rg e to w n nt-lghborlxxxl. "T h e re Isn't enough lime lo fell all I can fell." said Bentley. B e n tle y (old (he stu d e n ts about bow the Introduction of Swedish workers spelled trouble for the black workers. Gen. Sanford and Ills son did try to fight for the rights of the blacks In Sanford. T h e younger Sanford had been asked to serve as m ayor of the young town, but declined the offer. In a Id le r to bis father who was In Brussel* at the lim e, lie explained that lie could not accept the offer to lead a town that would not allow full repre­ sentation to all llsctttzcns. Fully u third d Ihc population of Sanford was comprised of blacks who n r l (lie require­ ments far voting. Ibal Is. they were landowners, they were law abiding citizens and they were men. Still, simply because I hey were black, they were denied the vole. Bentley told stories of the time, when a* a very young child, she saw the Ku Klux Klan m arch down Sanford Avenue. “ T h e only thing m y sister and I knew to do uus to hold on behind m y daddy." she said. "A n d he lotd us that they would nol hurt us. They did nol. but ll was frightening " T h e Klan In Ihe 1920s took up any cause "that m adr the white people u n c o m fo rta b le ." she explained. She said H r Klan was a noticeable presence In Ihl* area al that time, but she does not remember any !fx*clftc violence, but does remember the Intim ida­ tion. " W e w ere frig h te n e d by them ." she said. Bentley encouraged Ihe stu­ d e n ts to visit the S a n fo rd Museum, to do research and to make their own studies of the history of the arm. "D o n 't wall in long as t did lo learn." she said "Sturt reading nnd learning now," Th e Black History Month cele­ bration continues at m o d of the area schools through Ih r end of the month. Charges-------Continued from Page IA on an 8-year-old In Ihc nelghborhixxl as well. T h e llllle girl was examined by a doctor anil interviewed by an HRS sex crimes expert yester­ day. Th u t evidence was turned over lo the State Attorney's ofilcc Tuesday afternoon. " It's up to them to press charges." Ed Mcltonough. public Information olTUrr wllh the Sem ­ inole C o un ly slrrlll's office said. "W e've conclt‘.J.‘d rite investiga­ tion and now It'sup lo them ." Boston. 19. who listed his occupation as landscaper, has been somewhat transient for some time, bid recently had settled In Ihe luine of a family he had rttel al rhureh. According to .McDonough, the children involved In Ihc Inci­ dents knew n ir another and knew about t lr activity, hut w e re Iso I ti afraid lo c o n ic forward. It was not until the parents of the 13-yrur-old found out about (lie hidden! that law enforcement oIBclals were notifi­ ed. School What’s for lunoh? Thursday, Fab. 17.1994 Manager's Choice or Choi's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk �T T~Y I T •A - Sanlord H f k t , Sanlord, Florida - Wsdnssdsy. Ftbniaty 16. IBM --------------------------------------------------------------------------- — ----------------------------- _ — _ Lawmakers, courts weigh abortion rights . angrily tossed his rulr Itook In By BILL BKROBTROM the w a ste b a sk e t w h en the Associated Press Wrllor_________ Senate didn't get to vote on the measure last venr. "Someone T A L L A H A S S E E Lawmaker?* talked aland harsh you had a fight with tills m orn­ ing may very well t>e your ally measures after « doctor was this afternoon on a different slain during a Pensacola abor­ piece of legislation.” tion proles! Iasi year, but a hill If the Senate votes the bill lo keep abortion foes from har­ should pass. Gordon said. "I had assing clinic patients died. Th e legislation Is expected to the votes the last time " And lawmakers still will have tare heller this year In the last year's m urder of l)r. David Senate, where a power-sharing G unn In Pensacola frrsh on their agreement has given Democrats minds The trial for his accused a larger say-so. •‘I'm not using the pnwrr of killer. Michael Griffin. Is sched­ the president's odlce to kill a uled lo liegln Monday. Gordon's bill (MB 3| compiles b ill." said Senate President Pal state statutes already on the Thomas. D-Qulncy. trooks on trespassing, disturbing Last year's bill won easy the peace, harassment, assault, approval In the House, with 61 stalking and abuse, und clarifies co-sponsors, but sank In the they ure to l»e enforced In cases tractions Senate In the (Inal of Interference w ith access to a moments of the session medical facility. Opposition from former Senate ••My bill specifically slates that President Antler Crenshaw and It In no way Interferes with former Rules Chairm an To n i anybody's right to free s|>eech. Jennings prevented a vote. picketing, sin g in g, p ra y in g ." Th is year. Rep. Elaine Gordon. Gordon wild. D-North Miami, has lined up new With the change In the Senate, Rules C hairm an Ron Silver. she wild. "The chances are good, l)-N o rth M iam i Reach, as a given the attitude of the U S . Senate sponsor for her clinicSupreme Court ." access hill. Neither the House nor Senate criminal Justice panels have set S e n . J im Ilo c z a r also is a date to debate the bill, but sponsoring.a cllnlc-acress bill Gordon hopes to see It start and also ptedlcting success. through committee by the end of "I don't think most |>coplc the month. hold grudges." suit! Iloczar. who Associated Press Wrller_________ TALLA H ASSEE Lobbyists running the gamut from the American Civil Liberties Union to the Catholic Church are op­ posing a hill to pay welfare w om en to use a long term birth-control device. Th e measure (Hit 1451) would set up a pilot project to pay women $200 to take a long-term birth-control measure such us Norplant Implant or intrauterine device. The women would also get MOO annual payments. Norplant — first approved for use In the United States In 1001 — Is Inserted Into a woman's upper arm. Just under the skin. Six match-sized capsules pro­ vide eontrurrpilve protection for up to five years. The legislation is sponsored by Reps. Ron Gllckm un. D-Tam pa. and George Albright. R-Ocala. Th e House Health Care Serv­ ices Subcommittee look no ac­ tion Tuesday after hearing from the A C LU . the Florida Catholic Conference, the National Orga­ nization for Women, und Florida Impact, an Inter-rellglnus group that works with poor people. Several lobbyists — all of them women — said It was a mistake to focus so strongly on women and disregard men. Some of thr lawmukcrs agreed with them. "It takes two to tango." Rep. A n n e M a c K e n z Ic . D -F o r t Lauderdale, said. " A woman doesn't get pregnant all by herself." G llrkm an and Albright said they were open to suggestions about how lo make the bill Include men. Albright told the panel he has a related hill that would make birth control more affordable for middle class people by making It available through county public health clinics on a sliding scule. Hot the implant hill may run into trouble — money. T h e measure doesn't explain how to pity for the grants and rould be sturlrd only If money Is found la te r d u rin g the le gisla tive session. A staff analysis estimates It would cost the stale M W X JO annually If 300 women received the grants T h r federal govern­ ment would kick In unother . ._ n The llt lt U S. Circuit Court of Appeals In Atlanta questioned whether that was an unfulr denial of free sjteech rlghls and ordered m ore hearings Th e Supreme Court agreed to review that ortler and clarify how far courts and local governments can go In restricting protesters. n .e. .a. .n. .w . 1 e tF- l' lonrrid l i la n M h. 11.. ile , ■thl i e S u p re m e C o u r t u p h e ld McGrrggor's order, which barred protesters from the /one and limited the noise they could make and the kinds of signs they could carry- T h e state court said that protretrd |wtlents' rights to privacy and access to health care. _ . _ Abortion law update Abortion U«r» in llui •" tSo COuvt* ond logliUturo Includ* In another case, stemming Irom protests In Chicago and oilier cities, the U.S. Supreme C o u rt gave a b o rtio n e lln lrs another defense. Th e Justices said prolrslrrs who blocked ac­ cess conspired to violate pa­ tients' rights and could tie sued under the federal Racketeer Inllucncrd and Corrupt Organiza­ tions law. FtorMo’t U ta U tv r* o Contwfering MB 1 by S*P EUlno Cordon. 0 North Miami Comp, la* »U*r tUtu'a* olraaO/ on tho book* in avaat tg(h at lra*p***ing. ditturtong tha paota haratwnant. a»*autt. *talking and abwta iay* thay ar* to bn anlortad m catat ot intarlararxa nits accott to a madical facility Doom t inlor tor a nits right to Iran tpaach. p.ckat trig, tinging praying. Cordon told maka and tha typo* ot *lgn* thay can carry Tha llth U S Circuit Court ot Appaait in Atlanta guntlionad rrhathar that «a» an unfair dtmal ot Irak *paach right*, ordtrad morn hoar mg* Tha Suprama Court agrood lo clarify Son far court* and local goyarnmanli can go In ra*trlctlng pro to*tart U.S SwprtmaCaart # Ntvif Samlnota County Circuit Judga Hobart Me Or agger « w|unclian barring pickatt Irom a bu tirr iona at Patricia Ba-rd Windal’t Arrarn Woman Cantor tor Cho-<# In Malbournn limiting tha nolta thay can oNumd In anotha* rata ttammlng from p»o'r»'* In Chicago and oth'.r cltla*. that prot**t»r» who bloc*ad accat* to clinic* contp.r*d to violala patantt' right* Tha court tad thay could ba tuad undar tha tadaral Racko'tar Inf luancad and Corrupt Organirahont Ian Florida Suprama Court o Uphold McCraggor't ordar Tha »tala court u-d damanttrator* nor a anlitlad to traa tpaach but not antitlad lo irtarlara nith palant*' r ightt to privacy and accat* to haalth car* TRANSMISSION m FREE TOWINO A ESTIMATES ’ CALL FOR APPOINTMENT , ANUP K. 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Th e pnqioxnl also could be nixed by the federal govern­ ment. which doesn't provide money for family planning pro­ grams that coerce people lo choose one method of birth control over another. The federal analysis of the hill lias not yet been received by the state. T h e $ 1 6 m illio n F lo r id a spends on family planning now provides services to only onethird of the people seeking them, according to Dr. Leslie Urbach, who oversees fam ily health serv­ ices for the state. Ueltsch said he hadn't re­ viewed any research that con­ firmed serious side effects to (he use of Norplant. D l I V N O IN T E R E S T O P T IO N ! m BRASS F IN IS H ETAGERE Esiy customs/ QUEEN ANNE WING CHAIR Your Choice BluoOrUsuve £07 •TOT! S C H L IT Z BUSCH ■ ; 6 PACK S1 ‘»‘J CASI *7 4<J J PORTABLE CASSETTE PLAYERWITH Uar AM/PM /FMSTER 5T1RIEO o 1303 Sanford Avc. ( 13th Si. &Sanford Avc.) SA N FO R D * With approved endlt. farms and prtcaa do not apply to prior purchaaaa. All Hama In llmltad quantity and aubjact to prior aala. 322-3884 STO RE H O U RS: Tired ofLooking Everywherefor What You Need? TRY THE HERALD CLASSIFIEDS! Reopen Your OldAccount!0 . 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 IW T-W lt*/-1 ,■«-* ^ 9AM -7PM -F«By9AM flPM-Sa! 9AV 6PM F U R N IT U R E A P P L IA N C E S and E L E C T R O N IC S 2440 S. French Ave., Sanford - ?T >r • - jot Ph. 323-2132 AYM INTSI* �'I 1I T T ■} W ED N ESD A Y Sanford Herald Almost no casualties IN BRIEF Lakeview takes ICBA lead W IN T E R PARK T h r L a k rv lc w boys' t>.i-krilk.ill tram of head coach Charles Strclr took o v rr first place In th r ICIIA (Inter-County Iluskrtliall A— octattnnl with a 73-58 victory o v rr South Srm lnolr Stimlay at Lake Howell Scoring for Lakrvtew were Te rry I'atrlrk ( 17 |*olntsL Tim McCloud |I6). T im Haloes J r . Th o m a s Itowlr (n rp h rw of thr Maple's Anthony iln w lr) and Elgin Holloway Inlnr points ra d ii. Hod Hudson (six). IMIly Appling Ilnur I. Chris West hrlle (filter) and Ned Haines Jr. (two). Lance 7.az. wlto li.nl 23 In thr victory ovrr l^ike vlrw . led South Seminole wltli 13 |iolnts Herald Correspondent Coaches needed S A N F O K I) — T h r Sanford Recreation Im­ part m rn i nerds roaches lor Its Hatir Hulli Baseball League (13-131 Hull will hold tryouts tills Saturday at Sanford Memorial Stadium Anyone wanting to coach should call the Sanford Hrcrratlon Department at 8904607. * S A N F O R D — T h e Sanford Reereatlon De­ p a rtm e n t Men’s th ree-on-th ree Haskethall League opened play w ith thr Running Relkels topping thr Orphans. 43-31. Vogler's Vandals besting the Hrrathrrs. 39-35. ami thr Fat Guys edging the Tn/nianlan Devils. 34-30. at liir Sanford Middle School Gym natnrlum . Magic return in style O R L A N D O — Shuquillc O'Nrul grablx-d 24 rrliounds and scored 30 points, iradlng thr O rlando Magic past the Hostun Critics. 102-92 A tra m record 14 of O'Neal's rebounds w rrr offensive. Donald Royal added 18 point* A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - K. Ill Gardner sank home two H m rly thrrr-polntrr*. one coming wllh Ju*t one Mccoml left in the f)r*t half, to lead the laikr H untley Patriot* to a 52-47 victory over the Jacksonvtile Sandalwood Saint* In Cla** 5A suh regional girl*' haskcHiull urtlon Tuesday. T h r win. Lake H u n tle y's seventh In a row. advances the Patriots to the 5A Region I tournament this Friday and Saturday at Glen St. Mary-llaker County High School Most of Gardner's tram -leading 16 point* came from long range. When double leant pressure met her near the Ihrrr-point line, she would look underneath the basket for Patriot star renter Lysa Moorefield Despite bring In loul trouble most of the night. Moorefield rrspondrd with 10 point* “ It was really hard for me to sit her (Moorefield) down for as long as I did.'* said Lake Rrunllry roach Karen Szewrzyk. '’She really give* us a boost on the boards. So when she's out. we have a lough time w llh offensive rebounding.*' Roth thr first and tltlrtl period showings for thr two squad* w rrr sluggish at tirsi. C See Lake Brantley. Page 2B Younger Waltrip on 300 pole Even though she was forced to the bench wllh foul troubles. Laka Brantley center Lysa Mooreheld (No. 31) still scored 10 points Tuesday as the Patriots knocked off Jacksonville Sandalwood In Class 5A sub regional play. Silver Hawks get best of Parker Braves D A Y T O N A REACH - Michael Waltrip drove his Pontiac to a lap pf 184.55 to win ids first Husch Grand National polr In two years as he led qualifying Tuesday for the Goody's 300 Ken Schrader, in u Chevrolet, was second, followed by Lakeland's Joe Nrm erhek. Harry G ant. Joe Ressrv. Mark Martin. Dale Earnhardt, w ho has won this event th r previous four years. R undy LaJolr. Phil Parsons and Kenny Wallace. tiL v ia NAWKtu. aasvst m From Staff Reports J A C K S O N V IL L E — Trailing by four points aflrr one quarter Tuesday, the Lake llo w rll Silver Hawk* took control of the game w llh an 18 9 second quarter and went on In beat ifc- Jacksonville Parker Brave* 36 50 in Htelr Class 3A sub-regional girts* baskctlMlI contest. Deanna Graves scored a ^ u n r high 21 point* tor the Stiver Hawks', who were ranked sixth In this week's Florida Sport* W rllrrs Association's Class 3A slate poll. Christine Ju m rs added 13 point* while Lori Murrhlsrlla had 11. Swaim takas daah pole • D A Y T O N A REACH — Mike Swaim piloted his Dodge to a lap of 162.869 to win Hie polr for F rid a y 's Florida 200 wedun series race at Daytona International Speedway. Mickey York. In a Pontiac, wus second at 161.667. Larry Caudill third, defending cham ­ pion W ill llobgood fourth and Paul CatT fifth. Ushanda Pauling (weed Jacksonvllle-Parkrr with 20 HWBlf (14) NUrcSHMla II. K M I. C o m II. Mk i m m 0. J a w IL T*Ui« ( l t l i v OdMMiW THrv Fwtar IMI j m H l. itmtan i. I I S « w 4. F*ui>«* 10. Wklttomt I. A rn d t I M**»vk IJ Td d * 110 11M I... , .*t 14 14 It U — 44 imkiMoUt Rorttr II . |koinls. Camilla Newkirk tossed In 12. laikr llo w rll 132-21 advance* lo Ih r 5A Regional I tournament this Friday and Saturday ut Glen St. Mary-llaker County High School. D A Y T O N A R EA C H — G ive n another chance. Hie Seminole High School girts* basketball team look advantage of II Tuesday night, knocking oil the host Daytona Reach-Seabreeze S a n d ru h s 70-48 In u Class 4A sub regional contest. In pasl year*. Hie Trib e 's season would have been over after losing to St. Cloud In Ihr district cham pion­ ship game last Saturday night. But the Florida High School Activities has expanded I he slate tournament field this year, tending ihe district champs und runners-up lo the ncxl round. Tenneshla Eason lossed In a game-high 29 polnls lo lead Seminole. Minder Ham pton contributed 19 while freshman Dana Merrick added 11. For Seabreeze (14-17). Ihe 4A-RI»irlct 5 champion. Katrina Johnson scored 16 (mint* while Sheklna Rurson had eight polnls and 30 rebounds. Seminole (12-17) will pluv ugaln Friday ntghl In Hie 4A-Reglon II tournament at W inter Park High School. A win Friday could cam Ihc Tribe another shot al St. Cloud In the regional championship game Saturday night. ' Oviedo (10-18) advances to play No 1 seed Mainland tonight In DRylona Reach. □ SI. John's RlvsrCC at Samlnola CC, 7:30 p.m. Rrlan Rurhatian added 10 (minis und seven rebounds for the Lions. Rrlan Hendrix had right polnls and 14 rebounds. l.uls Santiago scored 23 polnls for Deltona f 10-171. Boys’ Basketball SA-Dltlrlcl 4 tournamanl: Oviedo at Mainland. 7 p.m.; Lake Brantley at DeLand. 7 p.m.; Spruce Ceeek at Lyman. 7:30 p.m.; Lake Howell at Lake Mary. 7:30 p m. t Girls’ Softball C Winter Park al Laka Howall. 3 p.m. Boys and Girls Tennis C Lyman al Evant. 3:30 p.m. Boys’ Track LI0N14I. WOLVCf 44 0.IVO4 IMI Rtrnoldt I I 1 4. N R u d o g u tltlll. Uo'1490 f i l l ) OmMtrmI I I 4 1. I. Ro<*r'9J»» I t o 4 Wj'ton I 44 4. M U ro rw r]tt4 TeUll I1III444 OvmS# 1411 B u O iem 4 11 M. Van Camp I 11 4. Boo I I I U S S s m ill 4 4. W4« » I t * 4. Htndrii 4 0 11. Po»r»tl t 00 0 TcU lt III> >441 04II4A4 4 II II l> - M O r*4*4 It II 14 It - *1 Thr*4 pent IwM 9041% - Odton* 4 (Santiago 41. Oritda 0 Te(4i tou'i — Dalton* I I OvMdo II Fl M out Mono TothntcaU — Non* Rorortfi Doikono 10 l>.Or-4do 10 II C Samlnola al Jankina Invitational. Lakeland. 5 p.m. CLA110 R IO IO K II 00 AMOK WOOD II PIN* CAST L I 44 O u n i m u Ckrntun Ikll Krwn I •• 1. Marl 114k. (Wrmdna > 4 I 14, S/4tburn I • I I. NUIM 1*411 V4)i4t t h « t 444 14 Td4 l« >14 I I *1 PM4C««M4l44l ■ 0*L*MS 4 14 II. W O > » 4 41 l| L CVLams 4 > • II. I . M * • l | I. Smas l t d L m h * 10 4 ] Tt«4lt 141*1*44 Urn i i w a CVOU44 II 14 I I 14 - II P m C44M9 4 14 14 1 1 -4 4 T V m po<-* ladtf omit — O r e s m a t f 4. Am* I I L « * m |I Ttl4l M l — O te s tM o V IF. P n C « l* l> N m T*c v » < 4 S K tcdrA - O m M m C k n i i w k i ll From Staff Rsport* O V IE D O — Ren Ho** scoret) a game-high 29 polnls Tue s­ day us ihc O v ie d o Lion* rocked Hie Deltona Wolves 61-49 In Ih r play-ln game of th e 5 A - D ls l i Ic l 4 h o y s ' baskritiall louruum rnl. J U C O Men’s Basketball M A I T L A N D - P la y in g w hat Coach Hob Dougherty described us Ihclr "best game of ihr ye a r." Hie Orangrwnod Clirlsllan School Rams pulled out u 52-44 victory over Pine ('astir Aeadrm y Tuevtay In a suh regional girls' baxkrllMlI game While Ih r Rams lead moot of Hie way. Pine Casllr stayed close, pull­ ing lo within two point* la ir In the fourth quarter. Rut Julie fiudburn came up wllh u huge defensive play for O rangewood Chrtsilan. diving on a loose hall In file lane under Hie I’lnr Castle basket. Shr then converted a layup at Ih r oilier end of Ih r floor to give Ih r Rams some room “ T h a t Iced ih r g a m e ." said Dougherty. "Th a i layup broke their barks "A s u team, we li.nl 22 assists on 23 field gout*, which Is hard lo believe. Rut we played probably our hrsl game of thr season. T h e y IPtnr Casllr) pluyrd well, too It was a great battle." A m y V a n d r S l r e r k le d O r ­ angrwnod Christian with 16 |Xklni*. 13 rebounds, and five usslsts. Jessica Germaine contributed 14 points and eight assists w hile Jessica Maffrl netted 11 point* Leading Pine Casllr were Lindsey DeLoach 115 poltilsl. Erin DeLoaeii ( I I I . und Krlsile MrGraw 112). O rangew ood Christian (1 7-1 1) udvanres to thr Class II-Region II tournament tills weekend ul Seffner-Armwood High School Tribe makes most of ’2nd chance’ From Staff Report* ________ | * U H -M TV** p*.«< faW «o*ii - 14*4 H— all I. P a u r t H xorth — L**» Mowdl H I_________ B o s s , L io n s c a g e W o lv e s D A Y T O N A R E A C H - T w o teams that never gave up have practically assured their drivers of b rin g In Sunday's Daytona 500 after faltering In th r first two rounds of time trials. Bobby Hlllln Jr.'s last lap of 188 281 mph was considerably faster than his efforts in the first two rounds of qualifying, while John Andretti, a W inston Cup rookte but a former winner on the Indv-car circuit, upped his chances of making his first Daytona start w ith a lap of 187.649. O th e r qualifiers Included rookie Jere m y MuyReld at 187.336 and DIckTrtcklc 187.122. I W H A T t H A P F B M IM O From Staff Reports By K UR T LUTTKRMOSKR LOCALLY Adult 3on-3 starts 0 C S Rams hold off Pine Castle Gardner, Moorefield lead Pats over Saints WELL DONE Hillin, Andretti improve February 16, 1994 HtrtM P**4t t* Mart Han* Freshman Dana Merrick was one of three players to score In double figures (or Seminole Tuesday night in (ho Tribe's win over Daytona Beach-Seabreeze. SIM INOL ( t It. SANDCRASI44 tm D tvll t SO t. Mart**1t i l l . M drttk 11 S II. kUmptpn 4 > l i l t . Sou»n*4fd t t t t. Gill Ins 0 t t t. Br«*n 4 I S t. Elton 10 t i l It. Hard** 0 t l 0. McPto/tonOOOS Milk/ 0000 To>4U U4d40>0 DlyttlM W#bfi t If (If) j a m ! ] IS I. Brown 0 0 0 1. B*ll 1 04 4. Dtrori I t t I. Fountain 1 00 t. Gort 114 4. JtPwnon 14 1 It. Burton 1141 Tol*H I|*ll4t W m lndi 1* »> *' » - n Wafer*4it > I* 11 1 1 -4 1 T l r n point Hold 904I1 - Wmlnok t. W «6/44ir 1 I Join*/. Founldn. Gort I T 0I4I (dull - WmindO It. WabrMI* X FouNd Out - St46/4414. Joint/. Brown pnd Fountain T td m k ilt — Non* Rtro/di - Sominolo I I II. St46/4414 14 II. _________________ Li Seminole al Lake Mary. 3.30 p.m. SCC women fall victim to fatigue, Valenica C C U Laka Howall al Lyman. 3:30 p.m. U Laka Branllay al Spruca Craek, 4 pm. By TONY DatORMIBR Weightlifting Herald Sports Editor COLLKOB B A S K E TB A L L □ 8 p in. - WIRD 56. Georgia at Florida. (LI U f l p.m . - ESPN. Duke at Virginia. CLJ Cwwplat* llaMwta ea B a f I B O R L A N IX ) — Just when the Raiders had hit lop speed, they run out of gas. Plnylng In the first round of Ihe Mid-Florida Conference women's basketball tournament, the Seminole Com m unity College Raiders fell victim lo Ihclr lack of numbers In a 66-55 loss to Hie Valencia Com m unity College Matadors. Th e Raiders u*cd a 15-2 surge al the start of Ihe second half lo lake a 41-30 lead over the Matadors. But no sooner had S C C appeared lo take control of Ihc game than It began lo slip away from the Raiders. It look six minutes for Valencia (20- I T , u* catch and pass Seminole ( 15-16) as the Matadors closed M ATADOR! 44. RAIDCR11I W m lndi CC <*>> . Haddtn 11114. Judd t t I I I . $4. 0#m#t t l 0 Ife. C06V M M X Mingo 1 1 I 1 L Kolriilo * It 11 It. MaUtontn M l 11 If. Raddkkt *141 fll Tekall n s n o x u V ilin iti CC 1441 B.-ltkol I >114. Hardin I S 1 4 4. Brown I 10 1 11. Brodut 11*41. Garda * X 11 H. kd#p 00 04 0. Dwckir 00 00 0. SmltS f t 1 1 II. Grttn 4 | 1 } I) Jtlltrton 4 4 114. VtugSn 0 0 0 0 0 To lllt IF Ft 101144 Mallllm# - Valanda CC X Wmlnok CC M TSi.-ogotnl Odd goon - Wminok CC 14 (Xdvltlo 14. Co6lo 01. Rtddkk* O il. V#(*ntl* CC 14 iGard* 141. Toltl lout* - WmlnoM CC 14. Valencia CC If Fouttd out — Wmlnok CC. HalVontn R*6ound* — Wmmoi* CC X I Mingo I I . VikncM CC 11 l Grown 4). A u itN Stminol* CC 14 IX oi*I4*o 41. VoWnd* CC II (Bronn 4). Record* Wmlnoia CC l U t . VtWnci* CC X 1 0 _____________ out Ihe gam ew llha34-14flourt*h. MH was rallguc." said S C C assistant coach Ken Patrick. "O u r lack of depth hurt us. “ You can't play w llh Jusl five or six kids. Rul IL wus a good game. I can't complain. We were In II all the way. "Phase 1 of the rebuilding process ts over. Now It’s on to Phase II." Not only wns SC C outnumbered 11-7 by the Matadors, the Raiders received limited play from Sheri Reddicks (who arrived al the Valencia gym Just before tip-off and missed several m inutes In the second half with a sore hand) and Irina Hnllsoncn (sidelined repeatedly because of foul troubles). Paivl Kolvlsto paced the Raiders with 16 points and four assists. Ilaltsonen added 15 points before fouling out. Reddicks, a graduate of Seminole High School, had 11 points. For Valencia. Manoll Garcia tossed In u game-high 22 polnta. 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Philadelphia is n .111 Washington Central Otrkton 14 1) m Chicago 14 14 no Atlanta »i Cleveland 11 » 7) 74 m Indiana » 7* 4*4 Chartotto 1* IS 7*4 . MihnavAa* 11 17 14S Ot trail W ESTER NCONFESENCE Mid nest Dtvtsto* W L Ptt. » 11 .7*1 Houston 1* 14 .770 ; ton Antonio OS — lit 11 IS 17'* 1)'t ww — V* »w ti 11 71 I) OS — to Utah Denver Minnesota Danas 71 II 477 77 74 i l l II 77 71* 4 41 177 P*t 1tie Division taatti* J4 10 IS) Phgenir 11 I) 414 Golden Stole M 70 M) Pen land M .-o .147 LA Lakers II >- 717 17 M 710 LA Clip**'* Sacramento II 1) 71) Tvesday'i Comet Now J#f toy 101. Now York 4) Orlande 141. lotion 41 Ctovoiand III. Don rtf 44 Do troll 100. WarningIon 41 Mlnnotola *7. Milwaukee 40 Portland 104. 0*11*4 10) Houston 101. Atlanta 44 Son Antonio 104, Indiana 100 So**11* i ll. Philadelphia 101 t A Clippers 100. L A La*art (4 Golden Slot* in . Socramonlo 111 Wodnotdoy'l Co mot Houston at Char lotto. 1 M p m Miami at Chicago. »;M pm . Denver at Milwaukee. I 10pm Portland at Phoanla. 4p m Utah al L A Clippers. 10 10 p m Philadelphia*! Sacramento. 10 M pm * Ro B ^ w w if l* FW Halttlm* - Florida Allanlic 14 Duquesne M 1 Point Goal* - Florida Allanlic M l 1 Brown J a. Buchanan 01. Jamarsan 0 I. Harvey I I . Eddtn ) 41. Duquesne l i t I Whitehead 0 ), Pipkins) J, Hunter 11, Smith 01. Marshall 0 I. Powers 0 It Fouled out — Brown Rebounds - Florida Allanlic l i IHorlord S). Duduasn* It (Whitehead tl Attlfls — Florida Alianitc 14 (Harvey 41. Duquesne 14 (Smith 1 Whitehead II Total •out* - Florida Allanlic 14. Duquesne I? A — 1.114 Paritn Rtbotmdt — Boston a* (Plncknoy II. Orlando 1) (O Noal 14) Aitlttt - Bot'on *1 IDouglot 10). Orlando 77 (Hordawoy. An darton I) Total toult — Bot'on 1*. Orlando U. Technicals — Doug'Jl 1 Skliot 1 Bot'on luogol dolent* C|*cliont — Douglat Stiiat A - 11741 COULBOI BASKETBALL Twvtday't Mee t Scar41 EAST Army 41. Lahsgh II Blngnamtan SI n . Orwonia SI 44 Brockporl SI 41. Oswego St. 4) CCNY 74. Lehman 11 Caldwell 44. ToikyoFotl 11 C1ar4ton44, si Lawronco*) Dogoota* *7. FMrtda Atlantic 71 E Natarm* 7). Sairt Rogma 44 Cat torn 4) Merywo0d4t Elmira 401. Alfred41 Framingham SI. (1. Fitchburg SI 4* F ran* IIn & Marshall 14. Dxtmton SI Caorga Wathlngton 44. R utgtrt 40 Ithaca 40 U 1tea *4 M IT 41 Norwich *0 N Y Tath II, Cooper Umovs tl New Eng land Cel! M. Anna Marla 41 Plattlburgh St II. PoHdam SI 14 Rochetier 47. Hobert 14 Rochotlor Tech 41. N*/*r»tn N Y It S Maine 10 Matt Bot'on tl Si Joseph's ll.Mattachuketfs 40 Syracuta 14. Providance 14 Villanova 44. Conrwctxul 4) Wesleyan to. Connecticut Co« 1* Worcester Tech 4*. W New E ngland it SOUTH Campballivlll* TX Union Ky 10 Clinch Valloy O. King. Term H Di.idton It N C Char lor** *1 Embry Rtddi* 144. Warner leathern** Georgetown. K y. Ml. Lindsey Wilton 41 Hampton u 19*. O'tl. o» Columbia I I Kama* SI 71. W K*ntucky4«.OT Kentucky 44 LSU *1 LambvNi l#J. Belmont to Lit* 104. Knoivlltofl Morquoit# 11. Virginia Tech el Mary Washington M. Newport News 41 Md E Shore*), Cent. Connecticut S M I Shew 14. JohmonC Smith l* MIDWEST Brodley 14. Creighton 41 Illinois 10. Ohio St 41 lllinoli Wes)yn 44. Elmhurst I I Indian* W**ioy*n 4*. Coihon I) Mount SonarioM. W14 ftO rtm Pl.l* O llrtl Najoran* 11. Ind South Bond 1) Rl* Grand* IM. Codar villa 4t SWBapllll 4). Mo SI Lou's 11. OT Shawnee Si l l . Mount Vernon Noiarene 11 SI Norborl 1*. Lawrence 11 Taylor*!. Ind Pur indptt *0.TOT Tllfm M. Ohio Dominican 14 Tulsa**.N Iowa41 Walsh 4;. Urban* 14 Wottmlnslar. Mo 40. Maryrillt. Ma 77 Wit Plaitoville 14. Wit Eau Claire t ) SOUTHWEST Teaasll). Baylor *1 FAR W IS T Adams SI. 00. N M e. Highlands IS CS Narlhr Mgo 4S. Grand Canyon 4* Den w r i t Regis 14 NW Naiarone II. AlbeHsan 44 D U O U E IN t t). FLORIDA ATLANTIC II FLORIDA ATLAN TIC II III Brown 7 10 0 0 17. S|o4und 1-1 00 f. Buchanan 0 II 01 14. Jemerson 4 11 14 II. Harvey 4 7 I ) 10. Nor lord 1 7 001. McGInly 00 00 0. Flowert 00 00 0. Eddtn 10 00 1). Rtiler 0 1000 ToleltM 114 111 OOQUESNE 111 I ) Whiteheed *1 111 1). Alston II 11 S* 11. EXTENDED WARRANTEES * Bottben * Bowl M aun) * Midiao WMT«n»r 7h*y«#*n1alBitcomptmon! nos. _ 5 t • It It 77 MAOIC 141. CELTICS 41 BOSTON 141) Foa 4 10 114. Radial 1)00 la. Parish* I ) 0 0 II. Brown 14 4*14 Dougtat ) 10 * 10 It. Pinckney I I 00 1. Carl 1 ) 1 1 4 Gambia 1 * 11 14 Me Don lot ) ( 1 1 11. Oil or 00 00 0 Total* 11111414 0] ORLANDO H ill A rent 0 )0 0 0 . Scott 111 4 114.0 Neal t a il ■ M M . Hardaway 1 1) 1 ) 4. Andre ton ) 10 I 1 1. Turner 1 4 1 1 X Rolllnt 0 0 1 1 1. Royal S I) 11 II. Slllat 1 ) 1 ) 1 . Bowta 1114 1 Croon 0 )0 0 0 Total* 14*1 X7 44 101 le t Ian M 14 M II n Orlando n M 14 U - i n 1 Point pool* — Bolton 1 ) (Combi* 11. Foa » l ) . Orlando >1 IScoH I I . Hardowtr 1 1. Tumar 01. Andorton 01) Foutad out — * Akpwwrt Chock * Shock. Brtko 6 A« Chock m lopes 44 010. PipkimO 11 1)11. Hunter 11 111. Rucker 0 0 00 A Smith 0 100 0. Soar 00 111. Marshall 0 111 I. Powers 1 ) 0 0 * . Lesko 4 0 00 0. Jackson 00 00 0 Totals 1* 11 IX U B r t d g t f t o iw FREE S till 70 M $ 4 0 9 9 ._ . $ r 111111 Tuesday’s Wtmen's Scarts EAST Albany, N Y. 71, Hamilton II Babsan II. M IT 14 Brandtis la. Wr liesley U Brockporl St 4f. Oswego SI 17 CanlsiutM. But1ato4! Carnage Melton 10 Froslburg Si 4! Catholic U 17. Gallaudfl 71 Clarktan 17,St Lawrences* Dickinson I). Franklin 0 Mar shall 11 E ConnacticvtOO. Mas* 0*rtmaufh44 Fitchburg SI at. Framingham Si 14 Johns Hop* ins 11. Gettysburg *1 L r coming 41. Misercord.a 44 Ma n* Farmington4), Mam*41 Mary wood 11. Eastern a* NYU 04 OfdWestbury 11 Naiarem. N Y M. Ithaca 40 Pitt Johnstown 04. West Chester 10 PcsdamSt 10. Piatltttofgh St al Rutgers It. Caorg* Wadilngton II S Maina S*. Mass Boston 11 Susquehanna 71 AtorttfitH UpsaiaM F Du MaditcnU UrtinuSOf, Muhlenberg 14 W Connecticut 41. Rho* Island 10 Wheaton*'. Worcester Tech!) York. P j 07. Juniata 44 SOUTH B*lmonl44. LambulhColl 40 Blu* Mountain 7). Christian Bros 41 Campbellsvilla 104. Cumberland 4c Florida 71, Fkartda St M Georgetown. Ky 47, Lindsey W.lson al King. Tenn a*. Clinch Valley 41 LmcobiMemorial41. Kentucky SI 1) NE Louisiana II. Mississippi SI 44 Randolph Macon44. E MannonitotO Roanoke 11. Emory A Henry la Sha* ll, J C Smith 11 Va Westoyantl. Lynctotvrg 10 Virginia 4). Waka Forest 14 Winston Satom St M Livingston a) MIDWEST Ala B'»mngh*m4). Dayton 10 Ashland 14 M*rcyhurst44 Bethel, Kan H . Kansas Weslyn 4* Capital )>. Mar tail* at Cam Iowa » Upper low# V Concord * Net 41 Dana a Oordt 11. NW low* al Fontbonnatl Wetlmimtor, Mo 10 Hiram *4. Muskingum 41 John Carroll 10. HeidtKwrg » Madonna 14. Grand Rapids Baptist M Malone 1. Wilber tore* 1 tor to11 Mt Union 1* Baldwin Wallace It Mount St Joseph 44 Midway. Ky . 47 Nob Koarney 44. PorySt 44 Nab Weslyn to. Doan* 11 Onto Dominican 00. Tiftm 1* otter bam 1). Ohio Northern *0 Walsh (7. Urban* *4 SOUTHWEST Arkansas Is Taras Pan American J# FARW EST Aiut* Pacific 14 Point Lom* Nalartn* U Lmtwld *4. Concordia O'* a* NHL STANDINGS All Time* ESI EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dirtww W L T Pts OF OA NY Rangers 14 IS I 14 701 111 Men Jersey X to t *1 70) 'l l Florsda 71 7* II 44 IS* 1*1 Washington V 11 s s* i n i n Philadtighia 7* 71 4 1* 7CJ )I1 NY Islandar* n 7! i w 'M 1*4 Tampa Ray 11 M 7 *• tti i n Northeast D'visiaa 70 70 1 41 1*1 144 Montreal Boston 74 to 1C 44 II! 1*1 Pilfsburgn 7* 11 0 *1 X* 10) 1! 11 4 40 tot 114 P.-rtato 11 XI 1 4! Ilf 700 OuObet 10 II t 44 144 1*4 Harttord ♦ *7 1 J* 14* 74* Oi t**a W ESTERN CONFERENCE Central Drttstan W L TPt* OF OA 70 11 II 11 141 111 Oetroll 77 It J *1 714 It! Oaltas )1 70 1 *4 710 to! SI locril 74 71 I 4* IM 147 Chicago M I I I 11 IU 141 Winnipeg 11 » 1 <1 11) 7M Pacific Divine* M 70 » TS » 1 71 » 11 n n 4 71 7* 4 II» t Tepidly'* Games Pittsburgh S. Winnipeg ) N.T. Islanders 1. Tamp* Bay 1 Edmonton 1. Washington 1. II* Toronto L Detroit 4 .0 T SI Louis 1 Vancouver 1 Philadelphia 4. San Jos* i Wednesday's Gamn Buffalo at Hartford, 1 D p m Florida aI Detroit. T ill p m Boston el Dallas. I SI pm Philadelphia at Anaheim, to lip Ctigtr* Vancouver San Jose Anahaun Las Angeles Edmonton >11 It4 Ml 141 tot Ml III If ! Ml M0 »1 V* m NHL •UMMARIIS It LA NOE X S l. LIGHTNING I Tampa Say * 4 1 4 — 1 N Y IslaaOar* 1 • 4 -7 Flrsl Per led — 1 Nett Vark, Vukot* 7 (Acton. ChynovrttM, 7 M. 7 Neva York. Thomas 74 (Mtlnrus Green). 4 44 Ptnait? — Chynoaem. NY (Intertorenca).! to tecorto PeriaS - I. Tamp* Bay Bradtay 14 |R**Sia). 1) 00 Penalties - Rnkto. TB Iboosing). 4 )li Malashov NY llf'pplngl. II a*. Cola TB IhooSmgt. la 04 t b lr i PtrlaS — Non* P*n*lllt* — Btrge.ln TB Ihooking). 4 11. Malay. NY Itiboeingl. 7 TO. Savartf TB Itripping I 10 7). Kasparaltu. NY {roughing)- It 74 (N il on goal - Tampa Bay 1 14-77 New York I) 1)0-74 fewer play Ooporlvnttte* — Tampa Bay 0 of l. New York 0ol 4 Goalie* — Tampa Bay Pupps. 1*74 4 (74 shell 77 saves) Ne* York. HerlaM. t i l l 4 mm A — h im Rttere* — Mark Fauctti* linesmen Dan McCourt. Pal Dapulto TRANSACTIONS American League BOSTON REO SOX - Agreed to terms with John Vetontln inilehtor. on * on* year contract CALIFORNIA ANOELS - Agreed to term* with Fran* Tanana. pitcher, an a minor league contract NEW YORK YAN K EES - Agreed to terms with Jell Reardon pitcher, on a minor league contract OAKLAND A T H L E T IC S - Agreed to terms with Rich Gossagt. pitch** on a mirvjr league contract SEATTLE MARINERS - Agreed to forms with Jim Converse Dove Walnhous*. Jett Oare In and Jett Williams, pitchers TEXAS RANOSRS — Agreed to terms with Darren O'ret end Julia Santana pitchers on on* yoor contract* I. .AJto-M-to SAN DIEOO PADRES - Agreed to terms with Gene Pttralll. catcher, on a One year contract ] TV/RAPIO C 0 L L I0 E B A S K E TB A L L 7 pm — ESPN. 8o*ton College at Miami, III 1 » p m — SUN. South Flartda vs Stetson ILI Ip m -1 4 Georgia at Florida I I I tp m - ESPN. Virginia at Oukr (LI NBA I JDpm — WGN. Miami at Chicago. (LI GOLF 4 » » m - SUN. OomrtCLauw highlight* WINTER OLYMPICS •p m - WCPX *. Figure uatoig. Irttfc'rto Unrig, lug* speed staling 17 71 am - W CPX.,4. Wmto* Gamas highlights Rada* COLLEOE BASEBALL 170 pm - WUCF FM 11**1 Central FloridaalB CC BASKETBALL * 70pm — WOBO AM (SS0I. College N C Slate at Florida Slate 1 70 pm - W X Q V A M 114*01. College South Florid* vs Stoisot 1 70 p m - WWNZ AM 11*401. College Georgia al Florida. prooam al.Xp m MISCELLANEOUS 4p m — WTGO AM (S*4I. The Pres* Eos 7 pm - W G TO A M (SeO). Talk Sport* With Pot* Rom ! p m - WWNZ AAA'FM I140/U40I. The Sports Nut 10 pm — WWNI A M IN O ). Florid* Sports E(Change 10 p m — WGTO AM llaOt. Sporti Byline USA Tuesday men’s league remains deadlocked P ra m S ta ff R t f o r t s S A N FO R D — Ace Drilling won handily and Discount Propane eked one out as the leaders remained dealockcd In the San­ ford Recreation Men's Tuesday Polar Bear Slawpltch Softhall League at Chase Park. Ace Drilling (6-1) scored eight runs over the first three innings and cruised to a 10-2 victory over Gager Pest Control <0-71. while Discount Propane (6-11 used a four-run fourth inning to rally back from a 4-2 deficit and held off Whelchcl A Howard, 9-7. OS) 000 0 - 04) 00) I - It IT WbaMSat A HewarS M l 411 1 - 4 14 M t III 1 — 7 14 WnwlckolS HewarS IN Kaw Remmet Chevrolet M l IM 0 IM 0 - II it 4 It Whclchc] & Howard (4*4) came hack In the nightcap and used a six-run third inning to build a 8-1 lead and went on to best Ken Rumm el Chevrolet (2-3). 11-4. Next week. Ace Drilling will play the doublehrader. against Ken Rummel at 6:30 p.m. and Whelchcl & Howard at 7:30 p.m. T h e 8:30 p.m . contest will huve Gager Pest Control taking on Discount Propane. runs. RBI). J a c k Lewis (two singles, two runs. RBI). Mike Brodilck (two singles, run. RBI). Sh aw n G rim e s (tw o singles. R B I). Roger K ln n a lrd (triple, run). Tony T ric e (single, run. RBI). Kevin Ju lia n and Steve Munkc (single, run). Paul Ingam ells (single. R B I) and Manny S ilv ia an d C h r i s G r is s o m (single). Whelchcl A H ow ard was led by T e rr y Russl (hom e run. two singles, run. four RBI). Mike Graves (three singles, run. RBI). Mike McLohon (double, single, two runs). Jeff Aten (double, ru n ). Chris W a rg o and Dan Goodllng (single, ru n ). Vince H o w a rd and E r i c J o h n s o n (single. RBI) and Craig Tossl (single). Leading Ace D rilling were S c o tt G e r ln g (d o u b le , tw o singles, run, RBI). Tom LaBarrr (two singles, two runs. RBI). Lonnie Clark (two singles, run. two RBI). T o m Blcklckl (two singles, two runs). Kelly Denton (t w o s in g le s , r u n ), J a m e s Thom pson (two slnglesl. Mlkr Marshall (single, run, RBI). Je ry Govemale and Chris Ray (single, run). Rick Gardner (single. Rill) and Keith Denton (RBI). H illin g for Gager Pest Control were Donnie McCoy (single, run). W a yn e W alker (single. RBI). Stan Im m lch . Frank Tu rn e r, Ron Cardell, Phillip Sutherland and W ayne Gager (single) and Mark Bolton (run). Pacing Discount Propane were Mike D'Am ) ’A r ico (triple, single, two Carrying W helchcl A Howard over Ken Rum m el were Tossl (three singles, ru n . three RBI). Wargo (three singles, ran. two RBI). Aten (double, slnglr. ran. RBI). Vince llow urd (two singles, run. RBU. Goodllng (two singles, ran). Graves and Russl (single, (w o ransl. Johnson and Denny C la y t o n ( s i n g l e , r u n ) a n d M cLohon and B ria n Howard (slnglcl. Doing the h ittin g for Ken R um m el ’ w e r- Scott M urphy (triple, two singles, run). David Ooldstlck (two singles, two RBI). Mark Aten (two singles. RBI). K irb y Swlnehari (Iw o singles). Chris Nlckle (triple, run). Terrell Irvin and Je(T Futrell (single, run) and Cary Keefer. J im Davis and Scott Fletcher (single). r*-* F r o m S t a f f ft s p o r t s Northland Camm CKvrcft Lake Monro* inn SANFORD — Th e stage ts set for an exciting closing night in the Santonl Recreation Depart­ ment W o m e n 's Polar B e a r Slowpltch Softball League-. Hosnck E n g in e e rin g 17-1) swept at (loublclieader from Northland C o m m unity Church (0-R| and Sanford Bingo (2-5) by Identical 11-4 scores while laikc Monroe I n n ( 6 - l | b la n k e d Northland C o m m un ity Church 12-0 al Plnrliurnt Park Tuesday night. . Ts - - *tT —l • 0)4 04 — 1 1 Ml 41 — 1) I* Hesack Engine*>1*4 71) (|| ) _ u 11 Northland Community Church 404 44 — 44 Hosatfc Engineering M* 141 ] M l 4M I - n u 4 | Tisha Gentry bad one single each for Northland Com m unity, Powering Hosack were Mary Wilson (triple, double, single, two runs, two RBI). Lisa Clark (thrre singles, ran, RBI), Dolores Gullo (double, single, ran, RBI). Tin a Pine (two singles, ran. RBI) Lynn Pell (double, two runs. Hill). Robin Baggett (single, two r u n s , R B I|. D e b b ie Z ie g le r (s in g le , r u n . R B I), J u a n it a Jo h n so n and G ina M ulllnax (single. H ill) and Sue llrownlow (ran. 14111). The league w ill close out the regular season w ith three games nexl week. Sanford lllngo will p lay a d o u b le header w it h Northland C o m m un ity at 6:30 p m and Luke Monroe Inn ut 7:30 p.m . then Lake Monroe Inn wilt slick around 10 conclude the season with a gamr ugalust Hosack Engineering. G e llin g hits for "Northland were T r is h a S m ith (trip le ). R ic k e r (d o u b le , three R ill). G e n try (single, ru n ), W alker (sing le ), Pow llda and Nellie Randall (ran) and Kim Bolt (ran. RBI) If t^ikr Monroe wins Its game with Sanford lllngo. die 8:3G p.m. gamr w ould be a winner-iake-all m a trlu ip for the league championship. II Lake Monroe should lose lo lllngo and best llo4ack. the league would end In a Ur and lorce a one game play off for ih r idle. C o n t r i b u t i n g fo r H o s a c k against Sanford Mingo were Wilson (four singles, ran. two R B I). Ziegler (triple, double, three runs, two RBI). Gallo and M u lln a x (tw o singles, ru n ). Baggett and Uruwnlow (single, r u n . R B I). C in d y C a m p b e ll (single, three runs). Pine (single. HHII. Clark and Johnson (single) and Pell (ran). Doing the damage for Lake Monroe Inn were Ann Laura (double, three singles, run. RBI). Carol C ra n lrk (tw o doubles, three mns. three RBI). Teresa Flnek (Iwo singles, two mns. two RBI). Sue liu g lry (two singles, ran. Iwo RBI). D lno Wilson (Iwo singles, iwo ru n s). Jerl O'Brien (slnglr. run. R D II. Chris Tipton (slnglr. Rill) an d Barb Martin and Julie Alliertsnn (slnglr. ran). Cindy Rleker. Wendy Claude. Sheila W alkrr. G a ll I’owllda and Providing the offense for San­ ford Bingo were Paula Songer (triple, single, ran, RBI). Sue Nlckle (two singles). Tin a K im ­ ball (single, two runs). Sissy Steele (slnglr. ran). Kim Curtis (single. RBI) and Bonnie Chaplin (single). Lake Brantley C o n tin u e d f r o m Moorcllrld grahhed the loose Lilt and fired a pass upcourt to Gardner. All alone, Gardner took the lime to line up her shot and found die bottom of the net with her second three-pointer of the night. While Lake Brundey had lo struggle lo hold on until die Iasi m inute, ihut sevempoim dif­ ference gave die Patriots the till they were Imiklng for all night, t “ We 1rally have a lough lime p l a y i n g u i h o m e . " s a id Szcwcxyk "O u r defense strug­ gled for Ih r most part but managed to burkle down ut thr end.” IB Although latke Brantley outscored Ihr Saints 15-10 lo open the game, the Patriots didn't ra pllullrr on numerous shot o p p o rtu n itie s . Sa n d alw o o d , plagued byh poor slim selection, sulierrd a serious blow when starting guard Laytnya Linford went down with a ankle ln|ury. Alter Gardner had rndrd the llrst ball with I m t three-pointer, the Saints pul together un H 2 ran in Ihr third quarter, lour points from (he hands of Engl Small 117 |Milntfi| Lake Hranilry called u time­ out ts* seltle tilings lx-forr die start ol the fourth. Alter die con-lab. Gardner and Moorcflcld w rni back to w ork. With (be final period barely seconds old. G a rd ne r slipped In a pretty pass to Moorcflcld. who kissed It olf the board for two. MooreHeld later followed with another lay-up. giving Ihe Patri­ ots a 34-30 advantage with 6:33 left In dir game. Following a Sandalwood miss. T h e difference forced Sandidwood lo send Lik e Brantley lo thr free throw line, where die Palrlols made 12 o f25 attempts Lclghnnn Penney uddrd eight [Mints for the Patriots Jennifer Vanderwclde contributed geven Christen Rodgers chipped in with six. Leah Reese came off the bench w lirn Moorrdrld got Into foul trouble and added flvr points. 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Mb BIGT TIRE&AUTOSERVICE It you haye a v a lid m a jo r na1lnn.il u n t i l t .n d ' (4 0 7 ) 321-0030 (904) 779-7971 (904) 7SS-5BAS 2408 S . F R E N C H AVE. 1895 8 . V O L U S IA A V E . 1884 H W V . 17-02 H W Y . 17-02 E LK A M B LV D . SANFORD O R A N G E C IT Y D ELTO N A �TT~ Sanford Hsratd. Sanford. Florida - Wadnaaday, February ,6. 1994 - 3B People Cook of the Week IN BRIEF Former teacher credits Mom for culinary expertise Spaghetti dinner O n Friday. Feb. IH from 5 in H p.m. thr C ity of Altamonte Spring* Advisory Hoard for the Disabled. Inc. mid the Central Florida Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans will host their 10th annual spaghetti dinner. Homemade spaghetti, salad, bread, pie. Ice cream and beverage will tie served for only $5.50 Tor adults and $3.50 for children. Tickets will tie available at ttie door. T h e dinner will tie at the Eastmonte C ivic Center. 830 Magnolia Dr.. Altamonte Springs. Money raised will tieneftl a variety of programs for the disabled. Discount coupons arc available at Kastm onte Park. Wcatmonle Park. M rrrlll Park. Ahnmonte C ity Hall and at the rtty library For more information, call J C at 869-2524. LONG W O O D - A former edu­ cator. Mury Anne Cleveland, who now calls herself a "co m ­ m u n ity volu n tee r* ’ I* w e llqualified for the Cook of thr Week. A Florida native. Cleveland and her family now make their home In the Ravcnsbrook sec­ tion of Longwood. She has lived and worked In Seminole County for the past 25 year* — the first 10 year* In Sanford 11968 to 19781 and bom 1978 to the present, she has lived In Ixingwood. Cleveland hn* (aught ele­ mentary students at Lawton Elementary School. Southsldr Elementary' School and Wekiva Elementary School. Her teaching career spanned from 1968 to 1984 during which time she took an e x te n d e d leave of absence to start n family and she did not return to teaching unlit her youngest was 2 year* old. Although Cleveland Is very active within her com m unity and her church, there Is abso­ lutely nothing that has or ever will lake precedence over her devotion to her family. She I* a v e ry p ro u d m o th e r and rightfully so. Her oldest son. Darvln Hoot hr. 21. will graduate Hw m Ptwtoby (ten** kmis from Florida State University In Mary Ann* Clavaland enjoys preparing h*r family's favorite foods. April. "I can’t believe he's going to he graduating already.*' said "Really, this Is an all-around In home." she said. C le v e la n d . H e r 1 9 -y e a r-o ld Cleveland has been married family favorite." Cleveland con­ daughter. Hekah Hoot he. Is a COOK OF for nine year* to former slate cluded. Junior al Stetson. "She's going TNI W IIK senator and Sanford Attorney BROCCOLI CASSEROLE to be a teacher." Cleveland said. 2 (10 or.) packages chopped Mack Cleveland J r . Together, A n d Robert Hoothe. 16. Is a they have blissfully blended ev­ broccoli, defrosted Junior at Lake Mary High School. 1 ran cream of mushroom erything In their lives to bring Th e long list of activities that RENEE a b o u t a h a p p y f a m ily a t ­ soup (may use low-fat) keeps Cleveland busy is im1 cup mayonnaise (may use mosphere. However, “ the Baron K E IT H presslvr S h r Is a deacon at V o n C le v e la n d Is th e one reduced calorie) Longwood Hills Baptist Church 2 eggs |muy use Egg Beaters) m e m b e r of the fa m ily that as well as the media center everyone would relate to." said 2 c u p s s lirr tid e d s h a rp chairperson and Is on the board Cleveland enjoys Is Interior de­ Cleveland. "H c'a the king of the Cheddar cheese |no substitu­ of dlrcclors for the counseling corating. The re Is no doubt of mansion." She went on to say. tions) center and Genesis pre-school. her professional expertise when C o m b in e the m ayonnaise, "T h is boxer Is our Cleveland She Is the secretary for the board It comes to her taste and ability child." undiluted soup und well beaten o f d ire c to rs at T h e G ro v e In this field. Her stunning home Cleveland credits her mother. eggs, m ixing well. Add drained. C o u n s e lin g C e n te r and a Is a m a n g lflce n l display of Mary Williams of Lake Mary, for □ Baa Cook, Page SB member of the Sanford Woman's perfect blends of colors, fabrics, teaching her and helping her to C lu b and the Ixora Garden C lub and furnishings. She carries her develop the cooking skills she of Sanford. Th e list goes on. color them e thro u gho u t the has today. Cleveland's recipe for However, ns Cleveland said. " T o house In a very tasteful fashion. Pecan Pie Is h e r d a u g h te r sum .lt all up, I'm a comm unity Still, with all of the loveliness of Bekah's favorite. D a rvln and NO the C le v e la n d hom e It has volunteer." Robert’! favorite Is Cleveland's BLANK CHECKFAMH always been "a warm and livedOne of the m any hobbles that own creation. Broccoli Casserole. N a r -A n o n to m e e t Nan Anon meets every Wednesday ul 8 p .m . at West U ik r Hospital, 589 West State Road 434. Long wood. Nar-Anot) Is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for siip|x>rt In roping wlih you r addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put your life back In focus Call 260-1900 for more Information. Welcome Wagon monthly luncheon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole Counly holds the regular m onthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on the third Wednesday of every month. Those w ishing to attend, call Hetty. 6954)144. or Lucy. 322-7877 Rotary meets early Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Th u rsd a y mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Ttm acuan Country C lub , on Rinehart Road. Contact Hill Moore, president, at 323-1192. Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter of Weight Watcher* meets at the Lake Mary' Com m unity Hulldlng every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow Th e O m n i Toastmaster* Club will meet at 5:30 p.m . every Thursday at the A A A building. 1000 AA A Drive. Heathrow. Call Sain Ryan at 671-2656 for more Information. Hollywood East clogging classes Hollywood East Dancers conduct Hogging classes every Th u rsd ay. Heglnners from 6:30 to 7:30 p in. and intermediate from 7:30 to 8:30. at Melodee Skating Rink. W . 25th Street near Airport Houlcvnrd In Sanford. T h r cost Is $3 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with paying child. For Information, rail Marty at 322-5761 or D nw n. 904-7350270. Wl*itchlield I (M R S . C e le b ra te e v e ry d a y w ith s p e c ia l d e s s e rts February gives us m any op­ portunities to celebrate with special desserts. All of the ones we'll use arc red and while and use the microwave oven for the preparation. If It's supper for (he family. Cherry Bread Pudding Is Ideal. Or. If the occasion Is more elaborate. Bcrries-on-a-Cloud or Cherries Ju b ile e ure festive concoctions. Whatever the date, one of these desserts will do II Justice and the preparation will be m a d e e a s ie r w i t h th e assistance of the m icrowave oven. Th is Is delicious served warm from the oven. CHERRY BREAD PUDDINO 1 can (21 o z j prepared cherry pic (Ullng 4 slices bread, cubed H cup butter or margarine 1 Tbsp. lemon Juice 1 cup m ilk MICROWAVI MAOIC MIDGE MYCOFF 3 eggs tV cup sugar tsp. almond extract Cinnamon Spread pic filling evenly In shallow 1tv-quart glass casse­ role. To p w ith bread cubes. Microwave (100 percent power) butter In 4-cup glass measure 45-60 seconds or until melted. D riz z le e v e n ly o v e r bread: sp rin k le w ith le m o n Juice. Combine milk. eggs, sugar and a l m o n d e x t r & c t In 4 -c u p measure: beat well. Pour slowly over bread. Press cubes Into m ilk to coat evenly. Sprinkle w ith cinnamon. M icro w a ve on 5 0 percent power 17-19 minutes or until breud mixture Is Just about net in center. Serve warm or cold. 6-8 servings. Crisp meringues do not cook In the microwave oven, so rely on the conventional oven for that portion of this luscious dessert. BERR1ES-ON-A-CLOUD 6 egg whiles tv tsp. cream of tartar 1tv cups sugar Filling: 1 package (8 oz.) cream cheese tv cup sugar 1 tsp. vanilla 2 cups (1 p in t) w h ip p in g cream, whipped 2 c u p s m i n i a t u r e WEDNESDAY’S PRIME TIME 6 00 | 6 30 | 7 00 | 7 30 | 0 00 J 8 30 | 9 00 | 9 30 | 10 00 | 10 30 | 11 00 | 11 30 (Midge Mycoff la a cartI(lad home economist and coordinator 1 package (1 0 oz.) frozen ot the Single Parent Displaced Homemakers Program at Semi­ sweetened raspberries 1 package (1 0 o z j frozen nole Community College. Send questions about microwave sweetened strawberries cooking to her at the S a n fo rd 1 Tbsp. cornstarch ) Tbsp. G ra n d Marnier. If H a ro ld , 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, 3277f or phone: 323desired Beat egg whites and cream of 1450, ext. 3$0.) marshmallows I a U-»-. fafatv. law M , . Stags 1 1. 1 Main. 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(Mixture will collapse as It cools.l M ic ro w a v e (1 0 0 p e rc e n t) cream cheese In 2-quart glass batter bowl 45-60 seconds or u n t il s o fte n e d . Beat u n t il creamy. Beat In VV cup sugar and the vanilla. Fold In whipped c re a m a n d m a r s h m a llo w s . Spoon onto cooled meringue, spreading evenly. Cover and refrigerate at least 12 hours. Remove cover from frozen fruit. Microwave on 100 percent power fruit In packages 3-3W minutes or u ntil Just about thawed. Drain Juices Into 1-quari glass batter bowl. Blend In co rn sta rch . M icrow ave (1 0 0 p e rc e n t) u n c o v e r e d . 2 W -3 minutes or until mixture bolls, stirring twice. Cool slightly. Stir In Grand Marnier and fruits. Cut dessert Into squares. Spoon cooled sauce onto Individual servings. 15-18 servings. A darning dessert can turn an o r d in a r y o c c a s io n In t o a spectacular! Cherries Jubilee has been enjoyed for years. For a new twist on an old favorite, try this variation. H o t t ,« « orb)o—o iu w j RTZJ— B M H B P r J a I GRUM PY OLD 1______$t0O9M0»« s y s I ’L L D O A N Y T H I N G * £ CHERRIES JUB ILEE 1110 oz.) Jar currant Jelly 2 cups Bing cherries, pitted anddrulnrd. 1 Tbsp. orange marmalade W cup light (100 proof) brandy or rum Combine Jelly and marmalade in 1 1 4 -q u a r t c a s s e r o le . Microwave on 100 percent power 2 minutes. Stir and add drained cherries. M icrow ave on 100 percent power 2-4 minutes or until bubbling. Remove from oven and add liqueur. Take to table. Ignite and spoon darning fruit mixture over Ice cream balls. M Y G IR L 2 IR O N W IL L M»430 ___TO pi GUNM EN M0VIEI AND i>— & n | B L IN K M o».t7-«. ______ 7)0)00 7:10420 rases SISTER A CT II no s o N iN L A V T 7304)0 t/.’ i.'H | <"> & TH E G ETA W A Y I 1______ 70Q44)7:IQI4)___ ljj.1 1*3711 9:23 s; so *oh all movies starting Ilf TWf IN 4 10 6 S a n f o r d H e r a l d is a p ro u d m em ber o f the "W elcom e W agon" Fam ily In S em in ole County If Y o u A r e : M o v in g In to o r A ro u n d T h e A re a G e ttin g M a rr ie d H a v in g A B a b y Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If Y o u L iv e In O n e O f T h e s e A r e a s , P le a s e C a ll S a n fo rd * 3 2 3 -5 2 6 5 L a k e M a ry - 3 2 1 -6 6 6 0 Longw ood- 8 6 9 -8 6 1 2 o r 7 7 4 -1 2 3 1 W in te r S p r in g s - 7 7 7 -3 3 7 0 A lta m o n te - 3 3 9 -4 4 6 8 C a s s e lb e r r y - 6 9 5 -7 9 7 4 O v ie d o - 6 9 5 -3 8 1 9 Or Anytime Day Of Night Call 646-9644 « I I • a t i I a •» a L lx lif .L L f U 1 1 �v v T v ^ T i 4B • Sonlord Htraid, Ssnlord, Florida - Wednesday. February 16, 1994 Replaying songs mentally com m on by Art Santom T H E BORN LOSER r u C L l CONTINUE OUR STUW OF |T>£ LEGAL3ftTO\UlTH WHO O H TELL HEVJHAT LEGAL e^lEfS A R E? by Chariot M , Schuli P E A N U TS * 7 — ------------- S W HEN TH EY L W HAT? ^ » 1 1 > \£n i i — ---------- c by How it Schnatdor EEK A M EEK HfHAr'S SHE ^ KO O PR AM W S?, D EA R DR. G O T T : I huvc u continual tunc going through m y head, which I accompany at times with the clacking of my teeth to the rh y th m . I can consciously change a song to nnothcr at will, but 1 cannot stop n song from running through iny tnlnd at all times. I can control myself so that others do not realize I hnvc a problem, but I'd like to improve the quality of my lire. D E A R R E A D E R : T h is is a surprisingly common complaint that afTects many people for short periods ~ especially alter the conclusion of a concert or other musical entertainment. My neurologist consultant tells me that a consistent symptom such as yours Is often the result of an obsessive neurosis, meaning that It may huve an emo­ tional busts thnt should hr addressed by an appropriate mental health professional Nonetheless. I hasten to add that some types of seizures may c a u s e ra re a n d b iz a r r e symptoms. Thus. I urge you to be examined by your doctor and. if indicated, a neurologist. In my view, you need blood tests, a C T scan and a brain wave test to rule out a serious physical dts- MSOICINE Occasionally, women m ay de­ velop male characteristics, such as Increased facial and body hair, heavier muscles, arne, loss of breast tissue, cessation of m e n stru atio n and increased sexual urge. Called virilization, this condition may be caused by v a r io u s ty p e s o f t u m o r s . ACROSS t Cotlsshogs* 5 Conspirsci** 10 Ians 12 Cirsfrss 13 Printing mtstakt* 14 Ctioitisn fwstival 15 Facsol dock 16 Sow 18 Craltr 19 Cop real 10 — neon* 24 Ws*t*rn marsh pl«nt 25 Aromatic h*rb 26 01 th* ptil 29 Bsnlthti 30 Turn* mud* out 31 Underground worker* 32 Abound* 33 — Kona 34 Alncen loi PETER GOTT.M .D. u ' v m a lfu n c tio n of the a d re n a l glands, or a prim ary disease of the ovaries, called polycystic ovary syndrome. Answer I* Presteus P uttie 35 Pert ol e bird 36 Freshwater fish i Id ld E J J U U L IU L IL 1 U U L L IU L I UIL1 L I U L d llU U L 3 I1 L J U L J U U IIU U L ] U L JL3 U U U U IIU IIL I u a u u u ii U U L JU t] L H J L IU U L J L 3 U L I U U U Id U ld lJ L O U U U I 39 Not * soul (2 wd* l 41 Make a tweeter 42 Cep* — . No** Scotia 45 Spruce up 41 Rectangular 46 Russian wagon 49 Crown 50 Architect — Saarinen □IUULIU1 U lllU tj □ □ □ u u m u a u L JL JU U U a iU J U U U L ilia n U U U U L J L IL J U U L IL iU U lL U J JJU U U u u u j DOWN uaa uuuu uuuu 1 Aclor — Ritchard 2 Deck out 3 Voung hors* 4 Dm* 5 Schedule 6 Parmg attention 1 Baseball h u m n o n a (a u u n ] player Mel — 8 Over — hill 9 Indian weight 10 Articles ol turniture 11 Animals with spots 12 Polar — 11 General Rob­ ert e. — 19 Female relatives 21 Loathsome 22 Jacob's son 23 Loch — monster 24 One who harasses 25 Cutting oil 26 Typo ot ° ' d E A R D R . G O T T : Please explain androgenic disorders, their effects, treatments and side effects. I'm a 15-year-old black female who has not yet experi­ enced a menstrual period. D E A R READER : All men and women produce both male and female hormones In their bodies. Obviously. In men. the effects of testosterone arc p ara m d u n t: these Include hirsutism (hairi­ ness). deep voice. Increased m uscle mass, baldness, de­ creased breast size and the p re d ic ta b le effects o n th r genitals. (In women, the effects of estrogen are more pronounred and include halrlessncaa. breast enlargement, menstruation and other female characteristics.) m deoljpn 21 Aclor — Uontand 28 Turns right 29 Famous 33 Relatives 35 The World of Suite — 36 Bury 31 San — .Cant. 38 A volcano 40 Eugene ONeM's daughter 41 Type ot Cabbage 42 Lorre 43 Baseball slat. 44 Guido's high note 46 Wide shoe size WIN AT BRIDGE B y P hillip Alder East returned thr heart 10. P.G. Wodrhouse was an ac­ which declarer covered with his complished amateur pugilist. As Jack. How shoutd West have he wrote. "In boxing- the right defended? cross-counter Is d lo lln c tly u jn v l At thr table, hr won with the those tilings It tsm orr hlAscd'Sn arc and exiled with a heart to give than to receive}." A n d ^flr-r dum m y's king. Declarer, w ho you have given the’ right err***- c o u ld n 't m lsgurss d iam onds counter, keep your opponent tiller West's discard, played on trapped on thr n>|K-s lhal suit. When East ruffed, lie It is lilt- same In bridge. When had to lead a rluh Into d u m m y ’s you arc heading for a Juicy A -Q tenacc Declarer won seven penalty, don't slip up and Id tricks: one heart, four diamonds declarer cscu |k- — as West rlid on and two clubs. today's deal. T h is redouble usually shows a W est, w ith Ms potentially mtsln with partner's suit. In thr useless singleton king, might have opened with u weak two- Iio |m- that East slurted w ith a douhlelon. West should have bid. Whenever your partner makes played the quern or a low heart a penally double at a low level, at Irtck five. Then when East lead a trump. East overlook thr r u f f s th e t h i r d r o u n d of spade king with Ids a re noil diamonds, lie has a heart to lead drew three more ro un d s ol to West's three winners. EastWest are plus 500 Instead of spades. West, with three dls cards to make, played high low m inus 100 (tournament scorlngl. Fight to keep communication In hearts and then threw a low with your partner. diamond. 4- ■ M By Bernice Bede Oeal by Bob Thavot FR AN K AND ERNEST IT'S W H A T YOU ~ W H A T 'S p y , oo t v m pax YOWfit A LW Jt s» a N ? i a ! U by Jim Davit G A R F IE L D by Jim Maddlck R O B O TMAN* L A T E S T f iU & J K C T S ------- — r t Som e Influ en tia l contacts you've developed over th r years might lie In n position to help you In the year ala-ad. Do uol dilute their efforts by mud Ilying sltuatlnns to suit your concep­ tions. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Fch. Iff) Just because you know your family will tolerate It. It doesn't give you Justification for venting your frustrations on them today. T ry in g to patch up u broken ro m a n c e ? T h e A s tro -G ru p h Matchmaker can help you to understand what to do to mukr the relationship m m h . Mi ll 92 an d a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Matchmak­ er. P.O. Box 4405, New York. N . Y . 10163. PISCES I Feb. 20-March 201 Today tf you're Inclined to read more into things people say than what was Intended, you might create hard feelings and pro­ blems for yourself where none need exist. ARIES (March 21-April 10) On MOTHER V ttJA V U f NOW THIS IS OUR DEJA VU LAB THWS A ll VERY INTERESTING, VS kVONTARUE, BUT I CAN A S S U R E Y0U.Y0U ARE W T PART OF OURSTUPY I nhere in e ----------- <C your own assess the cost in time and money before com m itting yourself to u group Involvement, if the figures are too heady, bow out gracefully. TAURUS (April 20-May 20| II things haven't Item going loo well for you recently. It could lie due to poor timing on your brhulf. Before rushing forward, be surr you have all your dueks In a row. G E M IN I |Muy 21-Ju n e 20) Persons with whom you'll lie involved today will reflect your attitude towards them, tf you find them llkuble. they'll re­ spond graelously. If you view them unkindly, expect rejection. CANCER (June 2 1 -Ju ly 221 You'D not go unnoticed today, hut Just mukr sure you attract attention for thr right reasons. D o n 't be s e lf-n e rv in g o r a shownlf. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 221 An agreement you’re trying to facili­ tate cun l>e bcncflclal and en­ during for all concerned If each makes minor concessions. Set thcexum plr. VIRGO (A u g. 23-Sept. 22) VAtAr5 HArtTNiN' IN A -ADViC. ,... A A V P C IPS Y D U R F H W ... ■ IS-It U t ♦ A I# T I 5 ♦ AQ« EAST OAQJM V 10 1 OK 9 A Q I 141 984 ♦ K 14 1 ♦ J WI T SOUTH ♦ 1734 ♦ JIT ♦ K •3 I ♦ it Vulnerable. Both Dealer West SMtb 14 Pus Writ 19 Pus PSM N*rU Dbi Psss Pus Cut Krdbt Dbl Opening lead: ♦ K Today you might have to work in close proximity with someonr who. like yourself, has his/her own way of doing things. Don't lock horns. LIB R A (Sept. 2 3 -O c t. 23) Upon occasion your scales need a d ju s tin g to rc tilu rr proper balance. T h is might tic one o( those days where you could come on u hit one-sided with others. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Before becoming overly agitated with your male today, total up his/her pros und cons and you m ay discover there Is more to praise than to condemn. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23D e c. 21) Your objectives must be clearly defined today If you hojMto be successful. Fuzzy outlines could lead you to unproductive drud ends. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) Today If you suddenly decide to lake a holiday from your work. II might turn out to be nn expensive recess when you miss an opportunity for which you've been waiting. by Leonard Starr AWW1E G e f.S O N D R A .-r r C A t n & g f = L MOWTWS IS CURPEJA N ^ WHOMTHERE LAB WHERE WEUSE VARIOUSJ IT IS AGAIN? INLTWOS TO INDUCE DEirf / I JUST RAO W IN UNSUSPECTING M TOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 17.1994 NORTH ♦ M SI ..I'ArROtVthYJuST ftiu STUrtD l#ce £Vt£Y00Ch'|Lr| s ay s , rsur...so Witar/ ^ i T T r r r / V i VAmrrr. A U RIGHT- UH-HVK.' f I PO MtfAK RAW THAT.' a ftw Rutfs, 0 trr— you our* ONLY When UFAGtiNSf GUT'S WTO piprrr AAY wMSStn IV / / 4 J bv Chic Young B L O N D IE ---------------------------------------------------------- �rr w T rT T T Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, February 16, 1994 • IB C reating, m o ld in g lives gives jo y to m any parents Let’s talk turkey Sausage adds Italian flair to dishes W h a l do you look for In recipes? If y o u ’re like moat people, you want a number of thing*. In a recent survey of grocery shopper*. It was taste and nutrition that ranked Ihe highest. Hut I hat sounds like “ having your rake and eating II loo." doesn’t 11? Is II possible lo have taste'and nutrition In the some dish? The answer Is defi­ nitely yes. Penne w ith Eg gplant and Turk e y Sausage, for example, d rllv rrs rich Italian taste. It looks loo delirious lo actually be good for you . but II Is low rr In lal. calories and cholesterol than yon would expect. Willi Penne w ith E g g p la n t and T u r k e y Sausage. Italian Turkey Sausage with Pasl a . and T u r k e y Spaghetti, you will discover the secret to preparing delicious, nutritious recipes — It’s select­ ing ihe right Ingredients. Th e secret to combining good taste with nutrition Is lo use footls such as llallan turkey sausage, eggplant and pasta. You can create recipes so d rllroua lhal you probably won't even think o( them ns nulrlttous — Just delicious. Serve these llallan dishes in your family and friends and let them savor their flavor. Then, alter they have enjoyed these sumptuous recipes, go ahead and lell them that (hey are lieilcr for them. Winch cube* 3 cups prepared chunky vege­ table BjNighrlll saner 12 ounces p rim e pasta, cooked according In package directions 4 or. Aslago cheese, grated In large non-stick sklllri. over m edium bent, saute tu rk e y sausage and eggplant 12 to IS minutes or m ini sausage Is no longer pink unil eggplant Is soil an d l i g h t l y b r o w n e d . A d d sjKighelll sauce lo lu rkry m ix ­ ture and sim m er 3 minutes or until healed throughout. To serve, s j k k h i sauce over prune and top with cheese IT A L IA N T U R K E Y S A U S A G E W ITH P A S T A (Serves 61 I lb. llallan T u rk e y sausage 1 ran (14 o z.Jstrw rd tomatoes 2 cans (H o r. each) tomato sauce I can 16 or .1 tomato paste 14cup red wine 1 Tbsji. dried Instant minced onion 2 Isp. dried green pepper flakr* 44 isp dried Instant minced garlic 6 or. spaghetti nr oilier jm h I u . cooked according lo package d im linos In large, non sllrk sklllri. over m e d i u m - h i g h heal, saulc sausage 9 lo 10 minutes or until no longer pink: drain. In same sklllri. over medi­ u m - h i g h h r at. c o m b i n e tomatoes, sauce, paste, wine, onion. |M-p|s-r (lakes and garlic lo lurkey. When mixture logins to bubble, reduce heal lo low and simmer 15 minutes. D E A R ABRYi I enjoyed your longue-ln-chcek colum n on "T h e Childless Couple.” T h e author offered n "cup Is half em pty" version of parenthood. I respect­ fully submit a "c u p Is half full" version. TU R K EY SP A G H ETTI What a pit Ifni lot parents are. How any soul can survive the dally monotony of nuH urlng a child from Innocent Infancy in nourishing adulthood Is ticyond me. It's a Isiring life. Imagine ai l willy experiencing a child's hirth nud then having lo jirelrnd the animalistic rllu.il was a breathtaking, unbelievable mlracle never In tie forgo lien. C o n s id e r (h r s h a llo w pride parrots feign as Junior becomes lhe spilling Image of Dad. nets Just like Mom and laughs like Grandpa. Meaningless, egocentric linages. Mather than putting In those extra productive hours n! work, parents must sjiend nights and w e e k e n d s at h o m e w i t h children. Oh. Ihe burden of (Serves 0) 1 Ih ground lu rk ry 2 cupschopped onion I Isp. each minced garlic, llallan seasoning and jirpper H or. spaghetti, cooked ac­ cording lo jiaekagc directions 3 cups prepared chunky vege­ table spaghetti sauce In large non slick sklllri. over inrditim -hlgb heal, saute lu rk ry . union, garlic, llallan seasoning and pcpjier H lo 10 minutes or uniII turkey Is no longer pink and onion Is tender Drain. Add spaghetti same in lu rk ry m ix ­ ture. H rd iirr heal lo low and simmer 15 mlnules. T o serve, a rra n g e cooked spaghetti on large plaiicr and pour sauce over pasta ADVICK ABIGAIL VAN BUREN S T E V E P A R K E R . C H IC A G O D E A R S T E V E : I’rn sure many will thunk you for your cleverly written rrhuttal: PARENTS leaching ihem lo take ihclr first step, say ihclr llrsl word and throw Ih c lr first hall. C a n ’l someone throw these jiarenis an 80-hour work-week lifeline? While carefree adults enjoy fine dining, opera and exotic travel, parents are stuck with reliving their childhood. They lolrratc building sandrastlcs nt (he heneh, endure b irth d a y parties of g iggling c h ild re n w here "p in ihe tall on ihe donkey" Is new and exciting, and survive camping outings ■hut cud with m arshm allows and "K u m b a y a " around the campfire How Juvenile! How childish! Children Ur you down. Kulhcr Ilian do whal they want, parents sjiend most of their lime on their ch lld irn . Th e y deal with their kid’s overexcitement at scoring a goal, getting a part In the school play, or earning an "A " on a rcjxiH card. Th e y put up with the n ever-ending dlsappolntments kids arc bound to have knowing that consolation Is only found In the warm arms of parents who love them nnyway, W hy would you want lo weigh yourself down with the Joys and emotions of n child when you c o u ld sp en d a ll y o u r lim e concerned with yourself? When the kids finally fly the coop, jiarcnts suffer the ultimate Indignity. A little weaHcr. A little grayer. A few more laugh lines lo show for Ihe chlld-rcaHng years. Parents put on their best poker face and swear up and down that these physical side effects were a small price to pay for giving life, knowledge, character and faith lochildren who will sacrifice Just as m uch for the next generation (Problems? Writs to Dsar Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, tend e sell-addressed, stamped envelope to Deer Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Loa Angeles, Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) HALF PRICE SALE PENNE W I T H E O O P LA N T AND TU R K E Y BAU8AQE (Serves 8) I lb. Italian turkey sausage, cut Into H n r n rings I medium eggplant, cut Into Clorox Bleach Cook C o n tinued from Page 3B defrosted broccoli and stir. Mix Ihree-quaners of the cheese with the Ingredients, pour In a Com* Ingware or glass 10-Inch casse­ role dish. Sprinkle Ihe rrmalnlng cheese oil the top and cook In 350* F. oven for 45 minutes to an hour. It will bubble In the middle and be golden on the sides when cooked. PORK CHOP CASSEROLE 12S o * . 4 lo 6 lean, boneless, center cut pork chops I can cream of mushroom soup |may use low-fat| 4* cup skim milk 1 medium onion 44 Isp. minced garlic Seasoned suit (La w ry’s) Arrange park chops single layer In a shallow baking pan (2-Inch sides). In a bowl m ix together soup, milk and garlic until smooth. C u t onion Into ■A-Inch slices and separate Hngs. S p r in k le p o rk c h o p s w i t h seasoned sail and arrange onion Hngs on top of the meal, then cover the pork with the soup m ix. Bake In 350* F. oven for a p p ro x im a te ly 45 m in u te s. Serve with or over yellow or white Hcc. R* S £ * ,y H a n o v e r K id n e y B eans Glad 5 Ct. ButterMe-Not Biscuits f lm s ll Garbage Bags U r t lil 4 Old E l Paso Refried *^9#^ Limit 4 Beans siRomalne “Your Choice” 10 0 2 . Hold Gold Pretsels * Extra Low Prices...Everyday! 1 cup sugar 44 cup while Karo syrup 44 cup melted butler 3 eggs well beaten 144 cups chopped nuts 1 0-Inch deep-dish pic shell, uncooked U sing hand beater at low speed, mix sugar, syrup, butter and eggs. Pour nuts In mixture and stir. Pour mixture Into pie shell and bake 350* F. for approximately 1 hour. Serve when cooled. Navel Oranges Chuck Roast PURPLE DELIGHT First layer: $099 V USDA s p e c ie Inspected H B eef Sunlcist SS" "Seedless “Boneless" 10 Lb. Bag 16 Oz. - Elbow Macaroni/ Vermicelli/Thin Or Regular Spaghetti 1VI cups crushed graham crackers 44 cup softened butter 44 cup sugar 8 or. cream cheese, softened 44 cup sugar 2 eggs asta Third layer: I can Comstock blueberries Fourth layer: 1 m e d ium con ta in e r Cool W hip Use a glass 9-Inch cake pan. Mix graham crackers, butter and 44 cup sugar. Press down In cake pan lo form the crust (first layer). Mix cream cheese, eggs and 44 cup sugar until creamy eliminating all lumps. Pour on top of crust. Bake In oven 25 minutes at 325* F. Remove and cool. Pour blueberries on lop of second layer and lop with Cool W hip. Refrigerate for several hours and serve. F R IE N D S H IP T E A 44 cup Instant lea 2 cups sugar 2 packages Instant lemonade 1 ia rg c Ja rT a n g (l4 o z.) 2 tsp. cinnamon 2 tsp. dove powder Mix well, store In air-tight container. Use 2 to 3 lap. of mixture with 6 os. of boiling water, stir and serve. r> SPAGHETTI K3a r> 99 y _ f SPHGHEIII ^ Reg. 79c E a ch Dozen Glazed Donuts 79 $1 Diet Coke, Caffeine Free Diet Coke, S prite, Diet S prite C oke C lassic $019 2 L it e ^ ^ 12 Pack 12 ° * ‘ Cana D i d Colic, CafTcinc Free Diet Coke, Coke Classic, Sprite. D id Sprite 1.19 (Ranaa Kalth la a Sanford Harold conaapondant and Cook * ^ ^ L b . ‘‘Boneless'* To p Sirloin Steak Whole Fryers 59 Wisk PO W CT 39 $099 98 Oz. - 42 Load Regular & Free Seeded. Seedless. Pumpernickel and Marble Each Rye Breads Variety Lettuces 2/99 Creamettes Second layer: J M £ a q f, Green L e q f L im it 4 Alt Flavors 16 0 z. PECAN PIE ol tha Waak columnist. Plaasa submit nominations lor tha waakly faatura to 921-6746.) 30 Ct. Reg. $6.49 Tyson/Holly Farms Grade A_____ Detergent * ’ First O f T h e Season* Peaches, Plums flt Nectarines All Flavors Red Baron Deep Dish Pizza 99 Lb. 2 Lb. B ag Fresh T art Tangy Lemons •99 Lb. - N ew Crop Pecans Prices In this ad good Wednesday, Feb. 16 thru Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1994. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. 0 .0 0 1 Lb. Roll - All Varieties Jim m y D ean Sausage 1 .5 9 tt* 3 ■• |M n L k U . �■ a /i a \ \ %i TTT T T M - Sanford Hitald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaiday. February 16, 1094 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T M t C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E I I Q M T I f NTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 1 IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLO R ID A CASE HO. *7)14) CA M E CORAL C A R LE S FEDERAL SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation tattling under the taws« ( th# United Slatoeot America. Piamnn. v. JE R R V H H A R R ISA/Vi JER R Y H ER M AN HARRIS JR h,. TRANSAM ERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES INC ; THE TR A ILS A T COUNTRY CREEK. INC i and COUNTRY C R E E K M A S TE R ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida not N r profit corporation. Defendants N O TIC E OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It hereby given that lit* undersigned Maryann* Mors*. Clerk el th# Circuit Court af Seminole Count*. Tier Ida. wilt on March l». l*te. at 1 IW o'clock a m at in* West Front Door el Sam mot* Count* Caunheuta. Santord. Florida, oftar lor tala and tall at Rubik outcry to the highest and bttt bidder lor cath. tha proptrly described at: Lot SI. T H E TRAILS A T COUNTRY C R EE K , according to tho plat lharaol at recorded In Flat Root It. Paget t through It. Public Record! ol SamlnoN County. Florida i n TIM B E R LA N O TRAIL. A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS. FL Notice at iherttlt tak NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue el mat cartatn Writ ot Execution luutd out of and under tha teal of the Circuit Court of Seminole Count*, Flor Ida. Cate m a u C A IIK upon a final ludgment rendered In tha aforesaid Court an lha ttth day af August A.D tan in that certain caaa entillad Laniard Hidden Lake VlUei Homeewn art Association. Inc. Plamlill vs Patrick Klrtaw and Leslie Bradarlck. Dalandanl which aloroaeid Writ of Eitcution was del lnor*d to me at (her ill al Somlnoia County. Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title and interest at Me dtfan dent, Patrick Kirk* and Lat Ila Broderick, in and to tha follow ing doter Ibod prepart*, laid property being located In Sami note County, Florida mere par tkutarly described at Mtowt: All right. HIM and intereit of tho Ottondenti in the following described real property N o il: Lo t 70. HI DOC N L A K E VILLAS PHASE 1. recorded In Plat Book 17. pages 1S >. Public Records of SemmoN County. Florida and the undersigned *t Sheriff of Seminole Count*. Florida, will al 11.01 A M an tha ttth day of February A 0 INc. otter tor tala and tall to lha highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL E X ISTIN G LIENS, at tha Front (Watt) Door, at the ttept. of lha Seminot* Count* Court house in Sanlord. Florida, tho above doterIbed property. That told tato It being made to satisfy tha tormt at Put Writ at E tec ut ton Oonaid F EtHnger. SharIH Samlnola County. Florida NO TICE REGAROING THE A M E R I C A N S W IT H D IS A B IIT IE S ACT OF tm . PER SONS W ITH A DISABILITY N E E O I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOAT IONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN TH E PROCEEDING S H O U L D C O N TACT TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF T H E S H E R IF F 'S O F F IC E . EN F O R C E A B L E WRITS SEC T IO H . I14S JIT H STR E E T, S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST F IV E DATS PRIOR TO TH E PR OCEED ING TE L E PHONE (* 7 ) XXeats T TD ISO?) XXX X » J Published: January 74. Ftbrv ary l ». la. with lha tala being February M. Iff* DEN 1U NOTICE Te*tor's Towing will toll ot Pubtk Auction en February XX. ittf at 10 a) a m a ItN a Ooor Bulck VIN IGsAMAfAEHtt7I Brown. FL Tag I KHVIAJ and a l* IS Bulck with lha V IN IG4CW4V1JFI410MI. A Door Virginia License Plato I XIMlfA Gray *1 I X Ring Rd . Orlando FL. Publish February tX. IL IS. 14 17.1A X . XI. XI. XL IfN D E O 1X4 mu Utuat* In Samlnola Count*. Florida purtuant to tha Final Judgment entered in a cat* ponding In told Court, tha ttyle el which It Indicated above Portent with a disability oho need a tpaclal accommodation N participate In thl* proceeding thouid contact ADA Coordinator Of X I N. P art Arenue. Suite N *1, Sanlord. Florida MT7I at leal! flea day! prior la the proceeding. Telephone: (ton n i n i i t a v , laoont I77HTDD). or 1 gORHSCntlVI. via Florida Relay Saryka WITNESS my hand and at fklal teal of told Court hit tin day af February. l**c (COURT SE A L! Maryann* Mart* CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT CO URT Ry: Dorothy W. Baltan Deputy Clark Publish: Fabruary 14. U. Ifft DEO-ISd___________________ IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SE M IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A PRORATE DIVISION FRa NawRlt *1 T C P IN RE: E S TA T E O F JAMES MAR ION COURT. IN TH R CIRCUIT COURT. S IO H T E S N TH JUDICIAL C IR C U IT, IN AND FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. H W IbC A -lb K L E A D E R F E O E R A L BANK FOR SAVINGS. PiamtiH, vs B IT T R ANN HALL, el e l. Dafandantltl. N O TIC E OF ACTION TO : B E T T I ANN HALL. Rtildenca Unknown Loot Known Mailing Addratt Pott OffKa Baa Xtt Wauna.WAWJIt JA M E S S WITKOWSKI. N O T IC E OF ADM INISTRATIO N Tha adm lnlttrallan af the etlate af J A M E S MARION COURT. OtcaaaaA File Number I t oat CP. la ponding In tha Circuit Court far Samlnola County. Florida. Probata Dietaf which It PD. xxm. T ho _______ of fho poroanoi ropraoatdoftva and fho p a r t o n a l r tp r e tantatlea'i attam ay era tat mailing A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS ARE N O T IF IE D THAT: Ail poraant an whom mis nafka It aorvod who hare ob facllana that challanga lha valid­ ity af lha win. lha guaiifkatiani af Me personal rop n tawlall**. uanua. or lurltdlclion af Mlt Court ora required to Ilk thtir eblsctlena w ith this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE M ONTH S A F TE R THE DATE O F T H E FIR S T PUBLI­ CATION O F T H IS NOTICE OR TH IR TY O A T S A F T E R THE O ATS O F ERR V IC E OF A COPY OF T H IS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditors of lha dtct dtnt IBnETln^ Kp ly j LIMfTTf fialMd N i l tm Street A. B PETERSON Ill ISSf unknown spout* of A B PETERSON til. and any unknown hairs, devisees, grant*#*, creditor*, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses clalmIng by. through, end imdtr an* at the above named Oafandantt. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO A B PETERSON III ISS 4147 XI 70X1, P O. Bos ItN . Sanford. Florida, 12771 -------------unknown tpouta of A B PETERSON III. P O Bos ItN . Sanford Florida 11771 and an* unknown persons or unknossn spouses claiming by. through and under the abov-r named Defendant)*). It d* ceased, whet* Iasi known M7 11 TOW). YO U ARE HEREBY NOTI F IE O thot on action to foreclose Mortgage covering th* following real and personal property do scribed as to<tours, to wit: Lott IX and U 1ND SECTION F O R T MELLON, according to tho Plat thereof at rscardsd In Plat Book 4. Pag* M of rtw Public Record* *1 Seminole County. Florida ha* been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. II ony. to It on ROBERT H HOSCH. JR .. C Victor Buttor. J r . P A , t i l l E Robinson Street Or lends. Florida MW I and flto th* original wtfh lha Clark af th* above styled Court within J i day* after the tint publication otherwise a Judgment may be ontorod against you lor th* relief at mended In lha Cam pfatnl. W ITNESS my hand and seal of said Court an th* 7th day af Fabruary. ItN (S E A L I In accordance wtfh tha Amor lean With DlMbiiittot A d . par tons with disabilities needing * special accommodation to par tklpeto In thrt proceeding shall contact ADA Coordinator. X I N. Park Avenue. Suit* N X I. San lord. Florida SX77I. tetophane 417 XXX 4XX X4XX7. not totor then IS) day* prior to th* prw II haorln (T O O ) I NX IS! 1771, (V ) l too os! 1771. via F torId* Relay Service (S E A L ) MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C UIT COURT By: Ruth King Oeputy Clark Publish Fabruary*. 14. ItN OCORX FLXffn granieet. attlgnaat. lianart. creditor*, trustees, or ethers claiming by. through, under and against Batto Ann Hall and/or Jamas S. Wltkowskl Residence Unknown YOU AR E N O IIFIE D Mai an aettan to toroctoee a martgaga an tha fotlbwtng property In Samlnoto County. Ftortdb: Condominium Unit IL Build Ing I Of HIDDEN SPRINOS CO NDO M INIUM according to Ihb Declaration of Condominium — ----- -a- .a — Ai-. .—-—a. - - || iwtoa rvvorCHKi en n o v i n w In itfir In Official Records Beak Ufa. page BMB thru « m af me pubtk record* of Seminal* Cau.it*. F lo rid a , tegalhar with all apprvtonanco* lharato and an undivided Intorosl In lha com man alamant* at said Cendomto turn a* tel forth in said Doclara llart. Together with: Rang*, refrigerator, dlthwathar, dit p***l. washer. font and fireplace, hat boon Hied against you and ether* and yeg are required to serve a copy •* t u t written dafanaa*. II any. to II an SMITH A SIMMONS. P A „ Pumtltrs attorney*, l i t Wa*l Adam* Street. Suit* MIA Jacksonville. af mit attaN an whom a notice It tarvad IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A IE N O .H -M U C A 14-t F E O E R A L HOME LO AN (MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. a- ' • ■ I publicolion af this nafka mini Ms thtir claims with thti Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OP THREE M ONTH S A F TE R THE DATE OF T H E FIR S T PUSH CATION OP T H IS NOTICE OR TH IR TY D AYS A F T E R THE DATE O F S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF T H IS NOTICE ON THEM. All ether creditors of me r t estate mutt AN thtir claims with Ihtt court WITHIN THESE M O N TH S A F TE R THE DATE OF T H E FIR ST PUBLI­ CATION OP T H IS NOTICE. A L L C L A IM S . OEMANOS AND O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO FILED W ILL RE FOREVER BARRED. Tha dale af tha tin ! publics Han af thti Notice la Ftbruar* ». Itff Personal Rtpretonlsllvt: JA M E S M CO U R T II Attorney lor Portenal Raprekentafteo: ROBERT C. W ILKINS. J R . I n Dtttnwr A Wohlutt. P A F I* r ld * B * r n m » » Lookout Place Peat OfttcoRomt sitae Maitland. Florida mu MW thirty (IB) Roy* from lha firs! publication Rato at IM* nafka af action, and fit* the original with tha Clerk of this Court either before service on Plalnllff'i attorneys or Immediately Mar* after; otherwise a default will bo entered against you Mr the ralial demanded In the com plalntor petition Americans With Disabilities A d (A D A ) Nolle*: In *ccordance with tha Americans with Disabilities Ad. persons wilt, a disability who read a special accommodation to per tlclpala In thl* preceding should contact ADA Coordinator at X I North Pork Aeanu*. Suit* H X1. Sanford. Florid* 17771 al toast flv« days prior to tha proceeding . Td Telephone (417) f — XXX41X Rat. 017. I W » W 1711 ITO O I or i m f U l T T l (VI. via Florida Relay Service D A TE Don Feb 7. t**A (SEAL) M AR YANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court Ry: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish: Ptb *. 14. ItN OEOIX uvinowa* Pubtlth: Fab 0, Id. ItN OEOH CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS lD-S, 2413 FiERtl An . Sm M rlU D S U ? O AR AO S SateTI Why betberTt WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE 11 __________*17IX-MX7_________ GAIA6E A niRNITUK SALE Custom playhouse, watorbod. vanity, onto* turn , talticopt. bike, todditr toy* A moral tit Donna O r. Santera U1« 4 1 /It bom-tpm Ouedtont? IP-MSS Friday am Saturday. 41 Sunset Drive I Loch Arbor — fcQ0AJL-l30P.il. HONOAYftni FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY V I J * E 0 M X Z M N C S S T M N I A I V T . I N U T I S O R Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given thet | am engagad In butinatt In Semlneto County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Nam* of RE/MAX D ISTIN CTIVE PROPER TIES, and that I Inland to register saw name with th* Division of Cor poratton*. Taltahasta*. Florida. In accordance with the pro vision* af th* Fktitlou* Nam* Statute*. TeWH Section MS It. Florida Slatvto* Tttt JC E .IN C Joann C EWred Publish February 14. ItN O EO ItX _____________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged m business at I X Citrus Cl. W . Longwood. F L Semlnato County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Name af O R ­ LANDO TEAM SPORTS, and that I Intend to register said name with the Otvtston af Car par*(ton*. TtIlshat***. Florida. In accordance with lha pro visions *1 lha Fkflttou* Homo Statutes. Town Section MS It. Florida Statutes ttti CMSOF C E N TR A LFL. Mike McWoeney Publish Fabruary 14 ItN £ £ Q JfL S E T T L E M IK T N O TIC E Nolle* I* hereby gtvdn that Samlnola Count) hat antorod Into a settlement with Julie Feddon relating to tosses tut ta ln e d a t a result of an automobile Occident occurring on 11/11/VX. In the amount of IA4IS XJ Details are en til* in tha Semlnato County Employ** Rotation* Department. IROt S a d Second Street. Sanlord. Florida XXT71, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GERMANROMERO Publish: February 14. ItN ocam • C A IN E S M I M M K A I N Call In your garage koto ad by (X noon an T u m m y «"4 **k# advantage *1 aur special garaga *at* ad prtoall Cali Oaadftod naw Mr ddailsl in-mi LOTSOFANTIQUES Collectibles and Iroaturas. P R IS A TS U N Don't mltal 718 West 1st It ^ Sahtord MULTI FAMILY T U O SALE Furniture, dishes, decaratlng Hems, linen*, etc. SMB f . Park Av*. lanlerd Friday, 11; Saturday, 41 X E . * M VO DENTALAS9STANT Espariancad will atpandad duties needed tar busy multi diuipllnary offlca Strong re stortive and surgcol skills o must Salary cdnmonmrata with eiperienc* Avallabto Jan t*CalHMIIS«W 8______ DIRtCDR Far mfabiiihad cNIdcar* can tor Education anlaspartonc* in oarty childhoodraqulred ________ C a tim s R i_________ 5 5 -Buttress OpporluritlM •3 U n m Minimum DRILL OFEMTORS, ETCHERS AND FLAIRS FOR IMMEDUlf SALE Family b u u n m avallabto m lan ia rd area P ori lim a possibt* Income to Ut.000 Sail tor USJ88c*«i Sartout toqulrbs only _____ Call t a » M * X X JANITORIAL FRANCHISES E s la b lls h a d S a n lo rd Are* 11too mo luoma. prlc* U .lto 11000 mo Iftom*. price *11 1O0 Ph 7*1 744 S trv lo ___ Tas preparation Iqm *1* up 417 » 1 7X7 12— E ld R r y Ca t e ADULT CARE in out privet* home. Lake M ay area X aveilabto beds to men only Pleat* contact VMg» *> _________ 4171X111*_________ ADULT CARE in Our private Longwood home ] beds aval Pleat* contact DWbto 774 417* ADULT CARE to our privet* home. Sanford e ra pieata contact Hatty XBB41________ 6l-Mon«ytoL4iHl REEF DRIVINGMD STILL GET THE RDNETI All you need It yeu till* Jock Diamond tar appdntmant xaxtxf 71-HtlpWMntEd BtiMif CdRtidPrafctmf SENIORS, call to ttod out It you quality tar astslanc* with DIAPERS/PADS delivered to your door mcnthlyXI M l tlN 21— PtrfcWRll A0 0 PTKRS Free medical caw. trantper tallan. covntolhg. private doctor plus living mpantat Bar 7X17111 Ctoarwdtr Attoraay John Frtckar IW in T lM a 15— Sptlfcl WtjjCM W inter Springs com pany leaks Individuals with pr# vtout production asparionc* 1 Stotts available Mon Thurt I XPM4AM. Frl. Sal. Sun. 4AM 4 XPM or 4 X P M 4AM U M/hr Permanent positions Havorotool DRIVERS IfEDED 5 9 — F in a n c iR l TAXES PREFMED A/C DUCT MEHANK Im madiaIs *mR**m*at. Kaa'i A*r. be. H I -M il____________ TO RIM t.*M AVON predvdt Earn to I0X No dooriibor P T/FT Sandiut itn / i a x to* Xiao A O O TO TO U R M C O M E SELL AVONHOWI CALLm-M**arXXt-*XXl AGENTS-REALESTATE) 74othtog succeedsllka success W t'rt well into ou Xrd decade of training luccoqful agents No Hearts*7............WaTIMrtpl WATSON R EALTY CORP REALTORS XX HM A G CARfilERS. Tovar**. FI. a well established and grow ing Central Florid* based compare otters you * Semi Arviual Pey Increases * Stop Ott Pay * Untoadng Pay o Vacation Pay * Safety Bonus * Spouse Riding Program * Average Trip ! 7 Gain * Lai* Model Conveniunal Tractors It you hove 1 years tractor trailer. OTR and snese and k* •■parlance p*vs a goat driving record, coll I-M4174-MM________ IO ITO R /R EP O R TER tor local newspaper In s u th Lake County Immed'd* opening Coll tor mtervlewSO* 7*4 l i t ) E D U C A T IO N A W O C A T I i VISTA votuntoer to attitl tow income Seminole Co parents Ed degree or baching *>p preferred Interjersonal and oeganualional skill Term t year. |7 .m . Cdl 777 m l Central Florida Legal Sen ices. Inc TELEMARKETER hours. 4 PM 7PM, AAonday through Thursday Apply in parson laniard Herald. IM N French Ave.osk tor Tracy 407-323-9408 Far cenveniant and acanaml cal advertising, nothing boats Ih* Sanlord Atvald Fas us your ad to th* ClastUsd Dapi and Include th* totbwtog to A U T O A U C T IO N O E IV S R t N EB O EO I Must have valid driver* Ikens* aid b* abto to drive stick Call bdween 11 SPRINT STAFFIMS. X X X II * RILLINO CLERK t M W hr Trakteel Loam auto work! Pun piece to work! F R E E RE BIST RATION AAA EMPLOYMENT IM W tM bSf-. R4H74 BOOT SHOT PORTER tormottan: Oaponddbto. hardewrkar with valid F L d r iv e r licanso. Apply Samlnoi* Ford. Inc I I W and Lake M ay Bird • Billing t ohon* number •Contact name and phone a Start dot* CAREEROPPOttNUTTES M A R Y K A Y C O S M E TIC S ! C A L L FOR YOUR F R E E FACIAL.____________» 4 tM T NEW ATS “ Skinny Dip" thigh cream. A t taan an Ch 4 naw* Mow avallabto Pieata call Hatatt* Farguswtlft P X INSERTERS The Santord Herald need* paqpto to asaambl Ing MppiamanH and them Into Ih* newspaper Must be 14 yrt *r over, have own Iransporfation and phone, and b* avallabto to work on short fettle# S4XShtour Part time Retirees welcome to apply. « aply In person San tord Htfuld. XM N. French Av*., Santord UPTOMTE ORDERLIES tog*. Wive truces, run chain tow. etc. Co benefits I Start *7 hr. Echefs Tree Set XXX«X* UN EC 0 0 K EeporNnced only. Fast and clean Apply to per son. Christo's Classic. 117 W. 1*7 SI 1M0-2S74M0 EXT. IMS CONSTRUCTIONHOMERS SS.ttparmhuto M UST BE IIYRS Precall Co ls07ltW74X Com pay. steady work. Will train *447X4t*7S(r mas*ai a LPN Inovated laclllV an tha cutting edge ol wsaarch II hr shift Call*** S0O1 • M ACHINBT a III class shop! Plenty ol work l No lay ott hare I Good benelilsl Call us today! F R E E REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T 7** W llt k S t . m i l 74 O O FFIC B R U IM IR * It 11 hr Co ado provided Good driving r a v d counts her* Full benefits Call F R E E REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYM ENT 7 * * W M th S t.»)tll* ORDER TARERSNEEDED No sailing Invdved Greet pay. tun atmosphq* Call Mr F tyn n a U X lfR )________ PART Tins* Yard Garden Help ttolhrsaw eek Rhr 414 Virginia Are, SantonJ PRESCHOOL UCHCR The Kid'S Kornev F/T X yrs olds Experienced Appt XWWXI____________________ e P R IN TE R HH .PER* Good pay good company train completely toneftfsl F R E E REGISTRATION AJIA EMPLOYMENT TeeWXWkSt. » lt t 7 t RECEFTKNIST Needed tor tmoilofIK* Light typing, filing reqrlred Apply at SUPERIOR MOLDINGS 177 Power Cl. tontord from lam to noon Feb toll_______ be a ebto to tyw IS . computer litoral* and word processing * plus 41 hr work week, aecollenl benefits, end compektive salary Neal op peranc* and a positive at titude a mutt Pleas* sand resuvnato Blind Boa *W Sanlord Herald P O Bos 1447 Santord. FI UNI IM7 • SALES P / T. Sanlerd/Lak* M ary Area Weekend trttts Clast O guard Itconaa r*q 1*4 t i l l TEACH81S Mutt hav* aarrsd M hrt toward a CDA or oqutvatont, deque to early im loot childhood 4 * 4 4 * 4 4 * * * 4 4 * 4 4 * 4 * 4 * * AccapHng applications Monday Friday, * 4. DsRoryM aaarMN.il-*!, PaRary MI-M444M AND MORE!!! MEDICAL SECURITY 0NICERS Full lima. ValMFLO drivers 4 Full Dm* l i t shtlt LPN It PM 7 AM Port lima Apply in parson Lakevtow Nursing Center, f it East Xnd Street. Smksrd Part lima CanwrttkMi basts Call XI m i ________________ For *11 lull time khitts: X X. 117,4 X II Mutt bocertiftod SfORTS/FINANCE/ST0CXS area X7 7M1I77_________ M EDICAL HELP LOCAL progressbe employer , Pay I*** Shoes I* tookMg lor in# Ovon# City and O o la n d o r a * . B s n s l l l t package, cempahilv* wag*, ftoiibto hours Apply at Pay tat* Shoes Sanford In W*1 Mart stopping center No (Tien* colls pleat* CAREOIVER POSITION tor X •Idsry women Live In or out fittertrees required 4 day* a week Sontord ore* XXX X X cm M A JO R DO M O / H O U S E ­ K E E P E R E s p a rla n c td live in. lull lima Lake Mary RECEPTIONIST 17 IM h r. Naaxp rwc Im mtf. TOURCLASSIFIEDtt TOUSANYTIME 0AYOR NIGHT! MACHIMST Esparianc* noctosary Good banatits. Apply Af 1W0 W Airport BI » d . Salford Position open tor an ospovi ASSEMHY/MCTOCY FAX ONumborafdars like your ad to run FLLLT R tS L R V I BINGO I'A f U Y B IH D S T M U H S tJA Y S t . 'i ‘ U * 3040 W tS T S R 46. SANI ORD * * S i 2 P iic k iig e • S 20 D o u b l e P t ic k . iq e * ! 4 3 3 0 -1 7 0 6 ! Public Invited' f ree Colfe?' Kilchun (Ipt'n1 » It. 4- loft af mkc.l 114 E. Cotoman Circt*. Sanford to Ptoocretl Write A Want Ad That Sells! YOUR CLASSIFIED AD works best w h en it contains w hat the reader w ant* to know. GIVE FACTO Pm yewtalfta tbo Wyw'a glam. Wbal n d l >•• ■••*tokaavf Uat Dm Rasa'* age, ■aditiaa. afaa, breed name, a d d and appredmat* vale* IT »*■># (*1Hm a car, BUM lha ijy t ot trenaoMetott, odXagt (X If* tow) usd special aqi DON’T EMBELLISH: Its rteby btwiaaet to M s p n b and H Went c h . m of.u nvH Mutwdinq informalton m*y pvt a buyer your hauss. It may alt* |*« yew a pwnch in th* non W W b a Mw abbss'ifatieaa can twraywaap 0 BE AVAILABLE: X A taMabaao aaaWar I* laa tf|gaV« al wbonyoaradnus*. ■fata lha doa;qa wffl bo. MoM IfyeeV* M l aofag la be ‘ ‘ weatsaBh* USE YOUR NAME: M w w is w k ^ H Polnthg O — n ln t jtrv Ic D FLORIDA S TA TE REQUIRES all contractor* Id registered or certified To verify a (fata contractor* Ikense call I *181417*41 Occuqaltonal are reqdred by in* county and can be verified by calling XXlTIW.ad.74B C LE A N IN O : RotNontlal commercial Oihllfy work. Affordable rate* 11 > W T.J.'S Will clean your house or office fo your saiitfocfton. Very reasonable. Uc/In*. Call justtoeatdtXBXRt*________ X B R ta*.tB R M *,4B R U 4W A preltutorial, commercial RtmosWIng Air Duct Clwilnfl PhclogfBphy AIR DUCT CLKAMNO. gutter cleoning/tcreenlng. chi sweep Insured Ybsaig'k Sorv ice. ik m oM cn Y i m i C o n c r# t CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayn* Boat. I Man Qualty Opera Floorhg HARDWOOOFIOORINO CTPOTTV TO M O L S IN ) d R - 0 4 - f CARPENTER All Hndl if ham* repair*, painting A ceramic tile. Richard Grow Ml H7i Czrpct Owning C A R P E T C L E A N IN O : * Poor-1 tT* « Mwm cleaned er dry team. Guaranteed lowestpvket W 7 N »S »I SAM'S C A R P ET CLEANINO pie* strip and tortf floor*. Ro*ld*ntlat/Cbn«n*rci*l 14 Mi*4 Cl— mm fcrvlct A TOUCH A M M Clean **rvlc*. U c / lM . Ouallty ctoontogat if ib e d B lW W humMnq KHchtn R»mo4Rllng M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/roe. U c O ito lE R C lllw n tu M ^ i O fw ii B y| 5 IN D O O R R OU T O O O R Puttering Romadel naw and h t s t o r lc h o m # ^ m i» l^ ^ ^ Homo Improvmtnt AFFORDABLE Hewq Repair. Dependable All (4uto*. Call tor tree u t M k h w lm im JLDOES TALL Fin It right af a prk* you can afford. Lic'd/ln* From tfart I* ftoWt. Carwortry. plumb Ing- electrical, and reefing eve* O yr*. ef ixortonr*. N » m rm trS W M M N R r k . CUSTOM PAINTINB by Jeffrey Power Inf /eat.. I k 'd . In* Freautlmato* . I l l lies S TU C C O re p a ir, painting, coaling*, prottura washing. A caulking F ra * M l4447*44 PHOTOGRAPHY unique par son*I trod portrait shot In a natural serftog or horn*. Nat'I award winner 1*11174 ^JegnavallW tom M ^^— RES./COMM. Vlfql S tdlnTT Alum. F ra m in g Orywall. Dear*. Roofing. Cmcreto xu a nx... L i b u m . c b c h w w hrL ” 4W INr R ES TO R A TIO N , O R Y W A L L . metal studs, doo,*. trim, aid tog. porches, decto. garobos SSS-XMI L A M CABINET. Cabinet work at reasonable rab* Kitchens R Bathroom*. R o fa cln g . custom modi can tor fops. bookcases, specblty Far mara into call 1141771 Ask tor Leon JinHorW tfrvtc— RUG CLEAN MH1DN1AL CommarcUI/RasN. XXI-4XIX Lawfecttlnfl* CYPRESS M ULCH tll/ y a rd . 1M % Grad* A , milled in Longwood Call so tor a fro* utlmats an your tree trim mlog and re toaval I Hardy Tree Service doing business as AJIA Tree SarvkaBt-Sia B l jw h I t y Ic b I TOM A JEFF * LA IR C A R D retosl Fraoatf..........AW-TRW A R A PLUMBING A SEWER, Leaky faucall* Running toilstsT *W could talv* your prkbUm. Water footer*,’ 14 hr *14 O l 111) Pressure q«inlng OUN R I T I i Clean drtvewaysj raaf*. pool d*Wt. walks. _ J »h * s F r* * * rt; l i e i n _ • n g PPool ool Swimming Service/' f c p R l r W EEK LY SERVICE tram 141 mo O qm Rlto Pwl Service ; XWXX7I Robert Sleemaker T r t t Servlet C X E T . tr YOU NEED ADOTIONAL HELP. CALL Y in SANFORD HERALD AND WI WILL HELP YOU WORD TOUR AD. C a ll (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 611______ ( i \r ) nil I /l l i si ur w / l ' r r \ Hus I n i s / 7 I ’n Mi m i l l : I B f O H TREE IVC Lie s. In* "Let the Protosstanalt do It * Free ntlmetot .......xn XXX* WindowRMMlr ; andCtoanTni .v it o n m f e n m -T R i — PREVIOUS SOLUTION. "Bravbry it bbhbvtng in yourtail. And that Irung nobody con (bach you." — (Spamth matador) El CordMwo. * TAMOIAU * SAT. ONLY Satveystaditotaittot buy*eear» sn«mt Is lt t s d s f js lk i J V O N E H IO H L A N O M E M O R IA L GARDENS. Forest City 1 lot*. 1 casiatv 1 vaults to p r k * t U .M I * M 71*tlll STOP FOREODSUREI N V M N R I O I I T U R T LIVE IN COMPANION tor gen lleman. free reom/board. private room/bilh No salary ________1 X N 8 7__________ LORO D ISTANCE DRIVERS Must hav* ovw th# road aiparionc* Good references required Call or apply: MSC Trucking. 1*11 W lit St.. Sentord. FL 417 IN 7SM t can help tt% siccati Barry Myar* 417-4*4t lt l until IPM D T I M K N 8 t i l i Rm DEADLINES Tuaoday Iru Friday 11 Noon TTw Da* B Sunday And Monday I X PM A D JU STM ENTT* S ANO A N O CREOfTS': ---------------- knthd r r w t o f an error In an bd, ihe Sanford Heratd w fl be rseponalbfa tot th* Are! Inoorttcm onfy and only lo Dm art aril of lha coat of that i chack your ad tor accuracy tha Brat day N fairly, I* tbabald (Mreataa of a P C T M W ea r WWW— Sctwdcfng may M ud* Harold Advwrtaar at fw ooot of in addbemat day Cancel whan Canoal Mian you gal g « tea taoUto. Pay erty tot day* your od turn at tax aomod Uao M laacrtpoon tor I gntpfacN t o n -Commarrsal boquancy r INCLUDE PRICE: W 0 E R c b a m c u Bvb t 1m _____________ 11.11■am Rjlat in par Irrsm, btBRdon3Bm* lenewawM tern wner m eve tune, /Mu* ■n r ueewenC ' R T I M cOeraM t FlwfitN hours People parson A ^ ly Monday Friday.! 4.1WHIR man Or 4 1 — C * m t t e r y L o ts f CBHMCURVRfcRRR____ TOMlfM 3 AVOID ABBREVIATIONS: C E L E B R ITY C IP H E R CirtMiif SnYti Rigs A SW EETH EAR T OF A O EAL First weak free, no roglttr* lion to* Night coo avallabto Aqet 1 S P I -74X1/ lie F it! II NOW ACC EPTWO ffiTWBBB&W Lint* bit ot everything XX4I Celery Avenue. Sentord PrtdoyASetwrdav 71-H t lp W R H lR d PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 cootbCUPw Hnwr ---------- 57<iErw If you have any awdions. pleas* call lha Ciassitiad A d va rtls ln g Deparlmant Ntonday Friday. S X I X HUGESELECTION CHEAPPRICES m-ur-swi 71-HtlpWNnled C h il d O r t 27— Nurary A \i I n i r ( n i l 1 lns*>ifiril. -I'J'J - f i l l Is T. �» Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wadnaaday, Fabruary IB. 1 »4 - 7B -Apartntnts n lsith h i td / R tn t U n furm 71— H tip W anlad ; Long mod. part line Monday mru Friday. IP M W M . Sal grday. *AM JPM U M per hour plus bonus and com m in io n . P «rm « i« n l poll % tioml.... MOVE IN SfECIALl t Rdrm /I la l k n i m o SHINANOOAH AFARTM ENTt MOVE IN S F IC IA L Neely re novated I A I bdm apts All amenities MOO 1*0 me plus dtp I yr tease n e m o O U IC T t/IVg toerhousa. ! » Part, Adult conyrt MlVmo and sac dop VWter/trash meI BarbMon F t P I l k l SANFORD. I Bdrme/utll turn By ek or mo |g V000 attict sea tno home too IHO pager S A N F O R D I B rd m Apt 1701 mo uoo/dep Call attar Spm 474( 0 * 4 ____________ I BEDROOM. U M month plus IU S security cbposit and m IU1 I REDPOOM F R IZ MOMTM SPECIAL! J bdmci A alllc Aiait Call Jerry. » aaM towratot Help Fenian11,47* aw* THE SUPER t OfSANTORO ll hiring room altendanli . Apply In person *M SR MW TitW dart Traimt/RHiiMr Oependatle norler wild light typing shills Mud be >1 with Florida drl*»fl b e n u Apply Seminole Ford, la 17 n and ' Lake MaryBlvd WAREHOUSE A H D O IN IK A L LABOR M I I P N E E D F D I Bonus lor driven A " ihitts ereileble Doily pay. no lee Report ready to nark 1 X am. Industrial Labor Sec . M il French Ay. Naphqt* calls wrecker buyer Experienced M/ii live In Santord area a lore Clast A col Apply at 103— Houses Unfurnished/ Rent na W HI SI ♦ 3 - Rooms for Rent A O U IC T. (lean rm . kitchen phone, loundry Apt* a.ail able alto 1M B up m i n i CLCAN ROOMS, thgie ttorting |7*/wk K ltch m phono, laundry, video garnet ett tlreelparking I X U l l C L IA N FURNISHED ROOM W/ kitchen avail Ulfek. t u vw Downtown >7) ion 95— R oom /Board f 7— AparimenTs F u rn ish e d / Rent NOTICE All rental and real attala advertisements ere trisect to the federal Fair Mouthg Act. nhich makes It lllegel ta advertba any preterenca. Ilm Italian or discrim ination based at race, color, religion, tea. hotdicap. familial status ar net local er .A L L U TIL ITIK S pad on l bdrm . Clean. Minds, cagtet. A/C. no pets Uao ♦ deo » MM OETACHED 0AR 4D I AFT. I bdrm . I bath UWmonth. U M ‘ security deposit m am U Jehns etaltjr ttmpa»r E FFIC IE N C Y . Util turn, priv entrance nnd bath Han smoa ar U l w t t f t d a p m s t n O U IIT MeigtLo.tcxxj clean, shaded SJOOmo I M l damage dep m o oe sa sLtoLMyd LA H f'o e o tm dl 1 bdrm cottage m m fenwd yard 100 par nee a plus UOOtecur tty Call PS 7T1 f t — A p artm tn ts U n lu m ls tfd / R tn t CASSUMtifT Upscale, single stery. potto A'ApertmenH 1BMoamt Ideal tor Mdirldualar coupte __________ t o p e n __________ CONVENISNT TO downtown } bdrm. I bam. Single story. . quiet. w/dheohupMli mo m 7747__________ COUNTRY LOO tOME. Lg 1 Bdrm w/garage Great tor Seniors Sloe paysall M l 4743 ^ ISTOP 1C downtown iantoct ^ Very dean l/l kitchen. Ilv £ . r m „ appll . lanced yard. .garage, good neighbors, •> sns/mq ittVdtp MUD OK gsT-sonor esegotg s- LEASE FORLESS! fi One Radroom Apartments SI00 DEAL a* Mottwood Apts JJ7 7714 *4 MINUTES FROMSANFORD! MARINErS ULLAGE * Lake Ada I bdrm SJOO mo 1 bdrm. SOM mo and up *- 323400 aoo too MOD sq It Free rant w / llm o teese. Iron SI AS/mo ___________ SSI OSH________ S E C U R IT Y WARStOUSE 4AA and Old Laka Altary Bled •I.ssg s.ggg sq it. of fle/warehouse ’ finished of flee space also avdlaMe Kapassfca Realty,l » X l i l t 117— Commercial _______ Rentes______ 1 RAY W/OFFICE automotive repair shop For more Into call Phil Bettis » tu t NEW Santord slices end or werehouses aM 1100 kg ft Spactal, UU/nso IM MM SANFONO OtlKt space. MOO sq ft building tdel. IJOO sq It per office unit I I TOM S A N F O N O FR E N C H A V E UK/month, inclutrs utilities 1 room suite ■ IM MdO MO SO F E E T tor latte on 1/ 01. successful oslslng anchor businesses Good parting and lig hting Great visibility Asking QaOO mo t l ass* work Stenstrom Rentals suns. i RORM t i n yard, if I t am » t . Lk Mary UOO/me 1st A lad Call otter SpmSSMSW_______________ J BEDROOM with cent H/A. la rg e fenced y a rd , and screened room Orly MOO down Why rant? The Hllllm aa Oroap. Inc RoottorSTI ISIS i 05— Duplex___ Triplex/Wen! CLEAN 1/1. now Amring. C/MA hook ups. No dms . Airport and Santord Avo. saSVmo ptusl/mo etc SSSalST U N F O R D . S bdrm. carport, kocurlty system lull kit., mtlMdtscountedSalt LAKE MARY. 1 Bctm carpet C/HA. appll. mhi's. lanced j* rd ja o d _* r* * _4 J_* 7 l* ___ " 14 1 — H o m ts lo r S a l* m OROABU HOMf \ /IN lllH f fRUPI HTi|' F H A O R VA At LOW ASSX A NO t and owner financing at low at MOO mat Gov t Fore closures. Repost Seminote. Orange. Volusle Sanlerd tost than SUM daem • 1/1 Acre V I. fenced appll oners M l too • Oyer 1/1 octet 1/1, liv. din. tom rm Satellite did uaeoo 0 Renovated V i's Newer roof, carpal, point, garaga. ter. porch Vd.000 a Foot 1/1. H r. doing, lom rm t Over 1.000 sg It IM MO Assume Mo Ooahtyl oin . te n F i l l ue.soo a m . goot. saoe P IT I SS.IOO f i n spill plan toncad. ISAS F ITI. l U . m I*/', t i l C I .1 SC SIS M l - H/A. appliances, mini Minds . Santord SS7S/mp B4 4I14 RV LOTSi Outet pak/St Johns River Lemon Bull Rd oil Miry CIS Osteen ta m 117* 141— Homts for Salt EXCHANOE OR SE LL your properly located anywhere I Investors Reattp /la Sail HA1EL O LE N V i. vaulted celt, landscaped «v sprinters 0 yrsokd ITS root» m s LARO E FO O L HOM E •ireplece. trees, low leset near Lk M a ry t i l l . 000 M cAdam s G ro u p Baa (Williamson) Odell 114(141 tier heurt P I a/41__________ LONOWOOD The Lendings' V i's fireplace, huge temd p a rc h , s e c u r it y g a te d tn lra n c e . pool. Ia n n is , orctlltnl schools SIM.VOO PhyllisCepponi Realtor ThaFrudmlial Flcride Realty 4B74 1 tm a E »t IN MOVING. MUST S IL L DUE TO ILLNESS 1 bdrni I bath living rm. kitchen dining rm. huge family rm New wiring A/C. and ptumbhg Security features W tOOtP 77S leal U N F O R O DUPLEX Top con ditien. Good nqghborhoud IN *00 Cal otter ipm _________ 407 S/4 *0S4_______ SAN FO R D C h a rm in g ra novaled M s style bungalow Hug* Ism rm . enty hitch en tpl New oak cabinets V I. deteiched 1 car garaga w' badraam/alllco screened ga/rbew hot tub . st**oo Call Phyllis Capposi. Realtor. The Piudmnal Fkrida Reality «7 4 » m e Eel IM VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking to buy a home’ We have homes m di areas of Seminole. Orenm. Volusia Caunlwst Cali tor details! #1/1 with flreplaca. newer carpet and life. iaa.eoo a Lk Mery 1/1. fireplace IM *00 VENTURE I PROPERTIES J i > l 4/t> « 3304273/774-9400 STUNS PROPERTY BATEMAN REALTY L k Real Estate Broker Mao SantordA ve » MANARS MR N T * R E A L TY 3214759...............321-2257 STEN STR O M H A I.L R E A L L Y 31^ W F sr tot St S.tilfOlll REALTY, Laketront 1/t home. UI.MO V I earner tot a>r Sal.MO tier I acres) Termil Country I i n n . lam . air. lenctd.U7.Mu 1/1/1. loaded w/toebretl Vf.fOO IN C . SEIURSII BUYERS!! We LIST A SELL more Prop erty than Anyone In me GREATER U N F O R O /L A K E MARY Areal I Call Us A N YTIM E I 323-5774 •HUOE 1/1. detedwd garage. dbt lot Needs work tn.M0 *1/1. quiet stroel. kneed yard Seller pays d o in g costs M7 *00 ■ U T R E E D ACRES Mobile hom o, near Lk Jatsup. 322-2420 * 321-2720 SANFORD • UKE MARY •In Our 3lh Yur* airport and beltway TER M S Ut.«00 c U n IIM 109— Mobile Home Lott / W»nf OIRN I bdrm d p k i. Cant O •PMhvMA Markham Wds. area. an. 1 U acres Fasturo/stabto HOI 000 LK. M ary custom beslts aa/i. pool, itoi too o i/l.over la c ra .IU l too r a n . Macrospooi/spalil* *00 r e a l 221-G ood Things to Eat OELTONA Lake Butler Chain 41 acre, haaelly treed West side Lake Ooy to tit 000 W. Maltciaerskl. I ll 1*U STRAWBERRIES U Pkb: O p Z ♦am J**l Celery A w 1 ml E ot Santord 1 ml N of SI Rd *4 ftoapt Farms n i /MA 223—M iscellaneous • ATTENTION: Flea markaf. OF FICE/warehawse space 1100 Sq II Prime bcellen at entrance to CenTal Fla Re Btonal Airport <0/111 7*0/ SAN FO R D to ast sq ft I phase, sprinklers U/sq I Stenstrom Beatty Inc. Jwss Dpi* STS l i l t HUD HOIKS. 1 4 3 -W a te rfro n t Proper ty /S a le l i t — Appliances / Furniture___ 115— Industrial Rentals n a -0 «ic e Space/ Rtnt O SUN LAND S/l wker carport new paint, now copet Cleon I 1171 mo 11.1 sac OSHADOW L A R I WOODS i n S w/ * lo cor garage, fpk . well A septic ItOD/mo. ttoo sac B I T JOHNS R IVER S/l •/ garage, hardwood floors, boot slip View I tOOO/mo ttOO/sec • SAN FO R D >/t opt CHA. patio, dean MOO'mo UOO sac Slamtram Realty, toe. ------ *a. . “ Va a fW ew„THfr It** It was our own" Jim Doyle STS tats Alter tPOA SWIMS SUNLAND J bedrmm. family roam, control tYA. Iroshly painted SSOO/ma . 1st and Iasi plus U M W lO M ld to r Spm S BORM. MM morth plus SaOO s e c u r i t y d e p o s it and references . m SSal S RORM. I RATH. Tear garage Fenced yard saSRmonm. 1st. lost phis deposit RBI S Locust KIT ’N* CARLYI.E® h> Ij u t ) Wri*hl LONOWOOD/LAKI MARYMtd site storage warehouses, 01 AAR Y 1 bdrm. I bam home. Honda rm. leketant M il mo ptwssoc H a e R a a ty rn tilt From U M d*svssl Why rerrtt The Hilliman Ooup. SStASSS ________ Realtor LAROE I STORY. Historic * t •rket. J bdrm. 1 bom. den. br vastest room, corande mth p o rc h sw in g I f S t me I 407 im MM A U tor Jett M AYFAIR, 1/1. eic area, avail S/IS C M*. W O hook up OASA/mo uot/dnt M l a n i SANFORD > bdrm 1>1 bam let etronl house tdO/mo ___________M l MM__________ U N F O R D GOLDSBORO R EN T TOCM7N I tdrm . now Htchon. air U .OOOdown (MQ/ww tat tW SANFORO. ifU Tit Hotly Ave MtO/mo m toto ottice tat *774 homo MO MHpoger S A N F O R D B ry n Haven I bdrm. I bam. no* pauit and c a r p a l, lanced, garage taco monih It ; Real Court w o r n i or m t t n __________ U N F O R D . 1/1. C ttA . garage iSM me wim Ip lease Ml M7 IW o rm tU a e v o s . f e l l ROOM AtOBOAROe Oad mill thara I tMrm homo m e.changa tor help w/ daugn ten. M A It Idal tor tingla _nwnaro|der_2onon_m_rrjj_ 114— Werdtoute Space / te n t kt % E s t a t e . In c . Sum 322-74M MORGAN REALTY R E M O O IL B O I 1/IH . now kit. cab nets, carpet, and heat A atr. lam rml 114.toe catoneh. corner let. 117,toe r n root oHke u l t m heme NO lit* pager Open Mt 101 R EALTO R S WELCOME SECLUDED A N D CLOSBI 1/1is. hardwood floors, new carpal, lanced yard I Uf.M* SANFORO 141— Homes lor Sale SANTORO fOCLHOME |7» too 1 or a bdrm. IW bath l./M ♦ sq It Miqe master! Fam rm w/liieplace Re modeled kitchen/bath, new carpet, sprinkler, security system Peddle fans, custom window treatments, quiet cut de tec Im m e cu le te l Owner 111 VM4altert_______ 153— AcreageLots/Sale OCLTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal tor mobile home or name site, horses, cattle, farming, or nursery lored agricultural SI.*00 per acre Smell dawn payment with ewner financing tQ4 147 I I n 155-Condominiums Co-Op / Sele I BEDROOM. > RATH, living rm. dming rm. ter porch kitchen ell eppi MO MM local 157-Mobile Homes /Sale * BANK W ill FINANCE* Family Park ’1/ Fleetwood 14>40 1/1 like new 91*0 per month (W A C l ml ION down Call Marlin P I *1*0________ CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME 9ARR I4a4a l/ l spilt. '94 Bayspring, control M/A tcraan room 14 *00 H i l l in . U Borkthire. can tral H/A. raltad screen room, carport SI 1.000 I4 iI* V I. U Fairmont Vlsto. central H/A. wathor/dryor. dnhwether, oil electric, ca thodral callings, vinyl siding, thingla root, northern Intuia lion 111 000 14a4S i n spill. 'U Paarton.1 central H/A. carport SIUOO C a U m a ita o rM IlM l LIKE NEW. RUT CHEAPER Newly remodeled spacious J Bdrm. new furniture A appl. big fl rm. carport Samar Park DaBary 111000111*7*7 M OBILE HOME U.MO Car naga Cava Nagstiabia 1 bdrm. all appl H I *141 NEW IW4-S. NO DOWN. I*N Inlervtl. It X tf. ItlS/MO. 14 X 70. UM/mo MS 170* S B. ORLANDO. Mai Tai VII lag*. M a *0. > Bdrm. 1 Bam Ka cash naeded. lust good crodit____________407 t a 1044 SANFORD Roy41 Cove. M iU . 1 bdrm. I bam. control H/A. tots ot oatrasl Vary ctoan and nice Will sacrlflca tor balance ol loan (under IH.OOOI 414 M14 1 MOBILE HOMES. In adult parks. Palm Vallay and Fairways tOllaVI/a 159— Real Estate Wanted LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS wim or without approvals. 10G1000 acres Waterfront a plus Call Terry Clayton *04 711 NOS 1*0— Business For Sale FOR U L E . Newly renovated sandwich shop Eoty hours. Ilcentad for coloring t it 100 H i tail days 111 17*1 nights • AIR C O N D ITIO N E R , wall unit, coots big area 1*1 Call awnings 11411/7___________ AMANA Relrigerator Freetar. 14tt. A I Condition 1100 414 Virginia Ave Santord APPLIANCES. F U R N . TV'S. E T C . B U Y -S E L L -T R A D E INS. CHEEPO DEPOT. Ill* FRENCHAVE. I ll 1144 A P P LIA N C E S I Boil pru ts. Best Warranty. Best Service I Washers, dryers, microwaves W* buy appliances! Delivery treat A ♦ Rest, 114 1141 • DRYER. Kenmore. avocado In good condition U l Call 411 1114____________________ KENMORE Washer end Dry or. tno tor bom M Nrew iw . MO Toaster awo, 411 M l Qiao MAYTAG WA1HER. Kenmore Dryer. UOO for bom Works greet Call H I 1170__________ PANASONIC 44ICROWAVI, only a months old tit Mltc 114 1*01 h a t i a p p l ia n c e * m s FRENCHAVE. SANFORD R o f r lg a r a t o r , S to v e s . Washers Oryers F rw I yr labor werr Del even 114*041 RECLINER. IM Queen soil side waterbed w'ltght wood canopy tramo. dresser end side table U M Maple dmett* lab!* w/no chairs. U l If cu ft Refrigerator w Icemaker UOO__________ Call 104114 REFRIGERATOR Apartment Sit*, almond t ill ______ 11111*7________ __ OVACUUM Hoover upright, wim bags and attachments Good Condition U l Call O l 4401_______________________ O WING BACK CHAIR. Mauve in mint condition Poid U7* at Soars, will sacrlflca tor UOO 174 M4I aveningt 115—Computers LASER PRINTER immuiatet HP MOO XT Computer 1)71 Can na rn 119—Office Supplies / Eg uipm ent____ EXEC. O EIK. credent*, can toronco table, couch, chairs All tor llM o r will spilt Cali na ITU 193— Lxwn 8> Garden • E O O E R i E Z Rol l Kawasaki FA IM. gas engine U l Catini 7*1* 195—M achine ry/Toois SMALL OOIER. * way blade, ready to work 41.100 407 i n 4111. 1 9 9 - P e ts * S u p p lie r a ROTTW EILER /LABR AD O R Puppy Parents on premises. Very beautiful, playful and smart Only U l Mutt •** to W roclaw . Call n i / l M 211— Antiques/ ____ Collectibles___ ANTIQUE Dming room suit*, dark wood t>dt board. China closat. labia wH eat and 4 chairs Good cond . must toll Asking UtOO. worth much Call M l 0110 215— B o a ts e n d Accessories 14 FT. BOAT and traitor M horsepower motor U*t FIRM Call 407 AM 4041____________ 014 F T 6OWRIDER 111 HP Mercury, o-b. low hours with traitor 4L100 111 0144________ • 1*44 SKI/FItH BOAT M HP Marc . ml traitor. Runt graetl U.OOO Partial linanca**! 710* • IN I REOAL Madellton. t r 10". 4 cyl In outboerd motor w'drlv* cm traitor 41.000 OBO 4M 4044 ariaa OKI evei #14 F T PONTOON Real, all fiberglass 140 HP Evanrudt. Very fast I Many aitras IIU now. Only 410.400 111 44*0 • ’n I T ORADYW HITE OMC I/O. tookt new. 114.000 OBO Sanford m i l M ____________ t r TID IC R A F T , 1/ ft bowrlder Last man 40 hrt No Am* to me s***s n i i n i or no itoi auctions, garden party Salt mg portable public adrass system, al watt power, IT" speaker, varl speed stereo re c a rd p la y a r , a s ta tic microphone, light weight case This Is * UtO vatu*, only 1100 _________Call m alto________ CHEST Frw ie r SM Heavy duty metal desk US Power mower I d E k edger 111 I t " stereo speakers UP *a M l I apt • "C LA W FO O T IRON T U B " Wim shower attachment, good shape!!00 Pleas* call JU HOI PANASONIC VHS Camcorder PVDOO wim hard shall cast Alt accessories and tripod UOO i»m o _______________ POOL 14 ft Leisuretime, top of mo lino wim ail accessories F ir si saoo n o se*o___________ • R E P L IC A Antique phone, solid oak In perfect condition u i m no*________________ SERVICE SALES A P A R TI tor portable kerosene hoetors LARRY'S MART 111 4111 S P A t i N e w . c o m p le t e w/eouipment end underwater light 11000 41*00 *07 M l 00*0 lU N O U E lT WOLFP TANNING B E O S New Com m ercial Home U n its F ro m |tf* Lamps Lotions Acceskorles Monthly paymtnts low as t i l 00 Call Today FR EE NEW Color Cat* leg I 4004*1 *1*7 • THE LIO HT OF N ATIO N ! by Charles F Deems, was pastor ot Church of Strangers. New York, and was President of the American Institute at Christian Philosophy Copy right IM4 Autographed by Deems t/S H I m i 230— Antique/Classic Can • FORD THUNOERBIRD. IN* All orlglnall Needs some work lla W O B O U IO tl* 1970 DCVILLE CADILLAC *11000 OBO All power m B1M 231— Cars AMERICAN DRUM SALES AND SERVICE IIM Santord Ave . Santord _________40M U M * *_________ # CHRYSLER IM PERIAL f i. Llk* new Mutt Mil Only UAMO Call (407im t»M R CO RVETTE. I*TS. f t match Tallow. I lops Must sael Asking ta. 100 n t o m ________ DO DO I MAR ADA. I*W V A automatic, mag wheals SI.000 1M14M____________________ FORD Crown Victoria. IMS. Gray w/thercae! gray. aec. cond M1Q0 » l na* alter apm a HONDA ACCORD LX . I*tl P/S. P /B . a ir. Kenwood AM/FM cateetto. a door, law miles Rosewood cwtor Will run leravor | ll* n » »* n • L I BARON CaaurtMte. "M Red. loaded, dig dash, now Sop, new tires 17.0004*17004 • LINCOLN MARK 7. LSC. IMS Completely loaded lervic* records and receipts U tOO _______PRO 407 ra I 1444______ LIN C O LN TOW NCAR. '71. loaded, (iceltont cond Whit* livei________________m i n * • MONTE CARLO t*ra. great cond I A/C. runt Ilk* a topi Sharp loatm glllAM 114 U l l MUST SELLI *44 FORD T BIRD Clean, runs good I Owner may ImancalCallJIm m i l M • O L O I C U T L A I S BROUGHAM. IN I. Runs good taOO or bail otter..... W 40I0 oOLDS OMEOA 77. runs graetl New A/C. rebuilt transmission. S7M H I 04* PUBLIC AU TO AUCTION a EVER Y TUESD AY 7iM PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *1. Daytona Beach _________ M a m -tllt_________ • R EN A U LT ENCORE. (M l. Eacaltont candllionl II.MO Arm n o IIM attor 4PM • TO YOTA COROLLA wagon. ‘f t. Aula. A/C. rad. U K . warranty I t A M U llt M 1*71 FORD RANCHERO PS. PR. AT. XU TV, good tires. runt good No A/C U M M * SMI I M l PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Italian wagon 11.110 or best offer m 4411 2 3 1 -C x r * '71 MO MlOOET. Very good cond. restored. g*r*g* kept U K ml U-JOO 171 4041 • 71 PORSCHE *11 Tag*. U K miles, aec condition. 1 * 000 PRO Santord M l IIM _______ • 77 PLYM OUTH FURY. 4 dr. good angina, good tires. A/C UOO OBO M l 7747 Jimmy ' U PONTIAC BO N NEVILLE Good running cond. 4 d r. dependable 1*00 0 6 0 171*714 '44 FORD TAURUS. 4 door. Good condition UKO OBO ________*071714410 Osteen area • 17 RUICK SKYLARK Good cond . 4 door , Automatic. 41K plus miles Asking U.100 OBO Call after 4pm.„. 114 0014 47 CHEVY ipectrum. auto. air. Am/Fm cassette, good cond. Lt blue U4M OBO 110 7141 41' GEO M ETR O 1 dr. 1 spd. A/C. under warranty. M mpg S4.M0 OBO i n 1*11 a t l HONDA Civtf LX 4 dr. 1 spd cruise, pdl. pw. Am/Fm stereo tap*. UK miles E>t war 110,440 OBO 111 4711 233— Auto Paris / Accessories__ e F IR E R O A L U TOPPER, lor Iff bed Met sliding side win daws, sliding cab window, bar on top and two small window on top Worth M M must sacrifice for UOO Call i n 4410 ROLL BAR. fretlr painted holds 4 lights, tits short bed Ford U l SHI lakes it m 7447 235— Trucks/ Buses/Vans • C H IV Y BEAUVILLE VAN '7T. I tan. Passenger van. clean Leaded I Too much to list, mutt tea to appreciate o - i , u.eei o b o .... niiTo o a DO DO C VAN. 1*71. Good condition I U.OOO or bast otter Please call m I t U alter 1pm • FORO LARIET. I**0 F ISO X ctoan. On* owner. 14K m l. loaded. *yr aOK warranty i*.**i m Pali or m oaf* • FORD RANOCR. LTX *1. P/S. crvlsa. A/C. stereo 4.W0 miles. I yr er U.OOO ml left on warranty Call TO 111! • HANDICAPPED VAN. IMO Ford E IM Lift, automatic doors 41000 m i4 M ________ • ISUtU P/U f l Rad. IK. A/C. *m/fm cats. M l bedim*, rear window l* 410 177 u >4 • JE E P PICK UP *44. 1*74. VI. auto Engine and Nans re bull! (about ig.404 mlletl Newer intortor U.OOO n I MO* SanfordMotorCo. *M PORD BRONCO • 4X4. aaOOO miles. MAKE O FFER I _________Call m a m ________ • l* n C H IV Y l/l ton p/up. IM V I Runt good Engine and lr*»t strong 11>00171 t ill • IN I SUBURBAN O M C A IL diesal. hall ton. mechanically solid, new rad /brake rotor* 4 callpervhood imar. Vary good lire* and low phg 11.100 OBO _________ 401 Ml 14**_________ IM* E L CAM I HO V*. auto. A/C Mmf condition I 11 too r n U U ll rm answer to mtg • I t D O D O l RAM IM. if pets . MO VA MX miles, life new tend IM .» o 0 8 0 n u m 71 VOYAOER. 7 past. 4 cyl Aula. A/C. P/t. P/b. lilt wheel, a bog cruise built In child stfy it. lugg rack. M.40C ml .U7.100/QBO1M 104* _ 23D— Vthlcits Wx nled WE PAY TOP IUS FOR Complete or Wrecked Cars. Truck*. RUNNING or NOT ANY CONDITION OT M44 239— Motorcycles and Bikes 7f KAWA1KI KHM*. clastic, aec. cond . 11K ml., chocolato A Chroma l» 7 H n 404l 241— Recreafiona I Vehicles/Campers • CARRIAOE TR A ILER . It B. 1*17. Real air. Ideal fly* ln/travel. Furnished Ntcal Only *1100/060 Xtt 717* OOOOI IR AN IAN . 1*74. Stove, bed. ka bat. good cand 41100 or fyade for car ne MU • HOLIDAY Ransbfar Iinaerial 'I*, l i l t batamant medal, loaded Eiceilent cond Op (tonal Hand* motor scooter tor lw7 rack 411000 447 ff»4W* • 7* MOTOR HOME Runt great Will trade for travel traitor of comparable value 111-74*1 ism si. and Myrtle Ave. "a n - ^ e s i USE YOUR TU RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT 321-6762 DELTONA ______ m n t m . ______ PINECREST V I. wim family rm. fireplace, screened pool t 19.100 ESTA TE U L E Me,lair, over MOO sg ft of living area I b l o c k li r e Laka Monroe......... ......... |7».*00 Call tor deteitti Jinct 323-7271 AA Carnes. Inc.. M 1114 fit- \A., / / SINCE ii . 19 i9 n HOME APPLIANCE CENTER O v l II . 0 « I A M S 194 lit iSlPdl *>s t MAP4H * l )U SAP4MYM11 104 1 i UM M | 111 i A l S I Lk A filU lU l |40/i J.*.’ JO 0J Roses are Red. Violets are Blue. Come See All COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS Can Offer You! • Newly Renovited! • Like Front ;*• 'Volleyball • Sparkling Pool m o t o r v e h i c l e u n t il i t 's s o ld . Y ou 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! i 2* Ask About Our On 1,2 1 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Y ou r transportation ad works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: To Make Your Move... Call Us Today! (Geneva (Bardens 1505 W. 25th Street • Sanford 2714 Ridgewood Ave.. Sanford W e 'l l a d v e r tis e y o u r c a r o r o t h e r 322*2090 H O U R S : M o n . - F r l . 0 :3 0 - 0 :3 0 Managed By Angela Gordon Property Management • Make and Model • Year • Power Features • Mechanical Condition • Body and Finish • Transmission • Mileage • Previous Use • Acccssories/lntcrior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 311-Z611 �4 » * f t « • I U l t 1 I i \ \ « 1^ ( ' < ’ < * T T T I ' t H T TTTT SB - Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wedneaday. February 16. IBM Astronauts head to Russia with...oatmeal? By MARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer CAI'E C A N A V E R A L - Th e y're proa at travelInn light. But for this trip — a apace program find — they want to lx- prepared. When astronnuta Norman Thagard and Bonnie Dunbar leave next week for a year of cosmonaut training In Kuastu. they'll be taking along eomr of t hr comforts of home. For Thagard. 50. a physician who designs amplifiers In Ills sparr lime, that means u stereo. T V and VCR. For Dunbar. 44. a biomedical engineer, that means a tool kit. batteries, film, and — oh yes — Instant oatmeal. "Th rre arc no 7-Elevcn storrs over th rre ." Dunbar explained Tuesday. Thagard and Dunbar are the first Americans assigned to Russln's cosmonaut training pro­ gram. It's part of the same agreement that had Russian cosmonaut Sergei Krtkalev flying last week on space shuttle Discovery. Under the ustronaul-cosm onaut exrhungc program. Thagard will be rocketed Into orbit aboard a Russian Soyuz In March 1005 and will spend three months on Russia's space station Mir. conducting mostly m rdlcal experiments. Dunbar Is his backup. Neither volunteered to go. N A S A asked them, and they happily obliged. "Being the first American to fly In the Russian program offsets any disadvantages." Thagard said Tuesday. "Since I'll have m y family there, the thing I would miss most won't he missing." he added. Only about a dozen or so of the 100 uslronuuts expressed u strong deslrr to go to Russia: many were reluctant for fumlly reasons. T h e National Aeronautics and Space A d m in istratio n a n ­ nounced Its final selection on Feb. 3. The Russian Space Agency Is handling all thr arrangements. Just as N ASA did for Krlkalcv and Ills backup. Russian cosmonaut Vladim ir Titov, when the two arrived at Johnson Sjiace Center In Houston In 1992. Party’s over in New Orleans By MARY POSTBR NEW O R L E A N S - Pounding heads r r p l a c r d p o u n d in g hearts as the city sobered up and simmered down today, putting Mardi Gras and Its raucous revelry’ behind A wedge ol New Orleans mounted police staged the city's last parade. Followed by street sweepers, they flopped down Bourbon Street at pre­ cisely m idnight, bringing the curtain dow n on the biggest party of the year In the city known as T h e Big Easy. It was about time. In th r opinion of New Orleans native Marilyn N onenm acL-r. "I've been at It 64 years." she said. " A ll my life. And believe m e . a n yo n e w h o makes It u ntil midnight Is glad to tee Lent and a little re­ straint get here ." One d e a t h m a rre d t hi s year's Carnival. A 29-year-old Virginian fell out a hotel w in d ow , s a id police Sgt . Gilbert Johnson. The victim's Identity was not Immediately released. Legal Notices Menu el liter ill s b V NOTICE IS H E R E 8 V GIVEN thel by virtue of the! tefttln Writ el E mutton issued out ol end totdsv iso tool ct mo Circuit Court ol termnoie County, F lor ido. Com m i loJTCAWL upon a final ludgment rendered In Iho otorouid Court on the lim doy ol November A.D t i n . M Itiot certain com entitled Frank S Farruggla and Ratom arla F a r r v u la . P la ln t lll v i. Divortltiod Root Eklato Sorv lea*, lac.. Oolondanl which a(would Writ at Elocution wot delivered to mo o» Shorlff at SomWaio County. Florida and I have lotted Upon all ttw rt*M. title ond (nterett of the Orion dent Ol tor kitted Real Estate Services. Inc . In and to the toiiooing described property, told property being locotod In Seminole County. Florida more p articularly described ai teRawk: Subject property Ik daocrfeod Ok toRpolt ,i -i mu The Northerly 17 00 fool ol the lallewtnf described parcel: Commence at m * “ corner at let IS In Block 0 In a n d a c c o r d i n g ta th e AMENDED F L A T OF BLOCK S .O .O B H O F W ILDM ERE. as recorded in Flat Beak 1 Fage 00. of the Fublk Records el Seminole C ounty, Florida: •hence run East 77 IS feet lo the Point ol Beginning: thence rset Net degrees JT W U k feet to Ihe Easterly right of way lino ol Oatord Aronue; thence run Northeasterly along mo Easier ly right ol way lino of Oiford Atomic o distance el 71 leal: thence run Easterty parallel to the South line of Lei 77 In Block 0 el sod subdivision a distance 01 IM loot, thence run South, parallel lo the East line el sold Let X le the South line ol sold Lei M: thence Westerly slang sold South line of Lot It lo the Po.nl o! Beginning. AND, That tortoln portion ol Block I of AMENDED F L A T SOUTH WILDMERE as recorded In Flat Book s. Page PA el me Public Records ol Seminole County, F lorIdo described as follows: Beginning 1 » fool West of ihe Northeast corner of Let I. of A M E N D E D F L A T SO U TH WILDMERE oe recorded m Plat Book A Page PA of me Public records of Seminole County. F lor Me. thence run SSI degrees STW 111 Fief, thence run Net degrees JT W 11 run Eesl 1100 feet lo the a | fUnlrn ky i Said parcel confining 7,110 sguert feel, more or lets end the undersigned at Sheriff el Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A M an the isth doy Ol March A.D. IPOA otter tor solo ond M il to the highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT T O ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIEN S, ol tho Front |Weal I Door, ol It* stops ol the Seminole County Court hosrM w Sanford. Florida. Ihe above described property Thai sold solo lo being made to satisfy the terms of IMS Writ Before m idnight, when "Fat Tuesday" subsides Into Ash Wednesday, more than a m il­ lion people packrd the French Quarter for one last prr-Lrn tcn binge of drinking, dancing and debauchery. "I'm 73 years old and I've seen things In public here that I never even saw In prlvute before." said Fred Jefferson, u r e t i r e d g r o c e r fro m D e s Moines. Iowa T h e la scivio us showered strings of plastic beads on women heeding pleas to bare their breasts. C o s t u me s ranged from profane to posh, silly to satirical. Clarinetist Pete Fountain and his Half-Fast Marching C lu b sa shayed d o w n one parade route In tutus Tuesday. A half-dozen people. In ­ cluding a baby, dressed up us a bloody body part and carried signs proclaiming them the "Jo h n W ayne Bobbitt fam ily." A r ol l er - skat i ng , baseball bat-tollng "T o n y a H arding" made her way tt rough the crowd. Donald F Esimper. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O IS ABIITIES ACT OF IMO. 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 THE PROCEEDING SHOULO C O N TA C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N O F T H E S H E R IF F ’S O F F IC E . I N F O R C C A B L I W B ITS SEC T IO N . IMS TOTH 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 T H E PROCEED ING T E L E PHONE 1007) UOOAM T T D 1407) 17] 1 U ) Published February ». IS. Zl. March I. with me sale being March i a lees D E O IS IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IO H T IE N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CRIMINAL C A IIN O .1 tb W I-C F A SCSO INCIDENT NO.! IN R E: FOR FEITURE OF 1*71 CHEVROLET IMPALA VINIIMJtHJVIMeSJ NOTICE OF F O R FE ITU R E PROCEIDINO TO : Alphonio Cosby 1711Washington Street Senlord. Florida 1J771 end ell ethers who claim an Interest In Ihe follow in g property It n CHEVROLET IM P A U L VIN iiMTtttjYiieeei Done Id F. E simper, el Ihe Seminole County Sheriff's Of Ike. Semlnot* County. Florida, th ro u g h h it a ll lc a r t , in vestigetars or agents, soiled the above property on November Ig. ten. at or near Main Street end Canaan Read. tomlnoto County. Florida, and It presently holding said property N r the purpose at forfeiture pursuant lo Sections *12 X I *22 704. Florida Statutes, and will REQUEST that an Hanarabla Judge of tho Circuit Court. ElgMaenlh Judicial Clrcutl. Seminole County, Flor­ ida. find probable cause met the above property should bo forfeited lo the above agency. You will bo tent • copy of the Order finding Probable Co u m once II It signed by the Judge and II will advlM you hew end when to respond lo mis reguotl for forfeiture I H E R EB Y C E R TIF Y TH A T a true and correct copy ef this Hoi ice was sent le Ihe above named addresses by U.S. regie fared mall, return receipt fpquested. mis l»th day ef De camber, Iff], M ARY ANN KLEIN LEG AL COUNSEL Florida Bar No SITU* SEMINOLE COUNTY S H E B IFF’S OFFICE IMS Jtlh Shoot Sanford. Florida JJ77J *7t* Totophana: I SOT) SJ00S7] Publish: February A *. IL IA IMS D E O It Don’t M U s A Single Issue! LOCAL KW I* LOCAL IFORTI* LOCAL EBTORMU FfCFU •HEALTH • RTKSI •EOUCAJVNJ Dunbar antlcl|uiles there will be "a lot of rough edges to stmxilh out Just brrausr It's u new program ." Idenllfylng those rough edges will be an luqiortnnt |>art of their Job — four American astronauts are to follow Thagard to Mir and up to 10 shullle-Mlr dockings are planned before the two countries start building a Joint space station In 1997. B y L V N N IL B IR AP Television Wrltor LOS A N G E L E S A Tonya Harding Interview helped C BS notch a ratings victory for the news magazine "E y e to Eye With Connie C h u n g " und record ratings from the W inter O ly m ­ pics expanded the network's lead. For the week of Feb. 7-13, the network won Its largest margin of victory so fur this season with a 16 H uverage rating, widening Its m a rg in In the Fe b ru u ry sweeps. A IK ' was second with u 13 rating, followed by NBC with 11.8 and Fox Broadcasting Co. w ith an 8 ra tin g , the A .C . Nielsen Co. reported Tuesday. One r atings point equals 942.000 television households The all-important sweeps are quarterly ratings periods that determine advertising rates for local netw ork affiliates. Th e current sweeps runs from Feb. 3 to March 2. Viewers also gave a victory to " E y e to E y e w i t h C o n n i e C h u n g . " w h i c h e a r n e d Its highest rating. 17.4. and un 11th place finish for the week featur­ ing Harding, embroiled In con­ troversy over the assault on ADC counted lour series In the loji 10: "Hom e Im provem ent" In second place: "R osranne” In fifth: "C o a ch" at No. 8 and "Grace Under Fire” In ninth place. nkatliis* rival Nanc y Kerrigan. ('IIS ' broadcast of I h r Olym pic opening rrrrm o n lrs Saturday. Ihe fsevcnih-ninkril program for thr week, reached Ihe large*! a u d lrn rr for thr errrm ony In Ihe history of ihe winter Olym pic Games, an estimated 64 million |>roplr. N DC counted three of Ihe most-watched shows: the No. 4 "Seinfeld” and "Frasier" and "W in g s." sixth and 10th. resjierUvely. Th e evening's 20.9 rating was an Improvement of 43 |>errent over thr ratings two years ago at Albertville. France, when the oj»r «!ng rrrrm o n lrs drew a 14.5 rating Th e next most-watched opening ceremony was for Ihe 19801..iki- Placid games Am ong Ihe evening newscasts. ADC was In find place with a T h r Sunday broadcast reached Ih r largest audience ever for a single nlghl of O ly m ­ pics cover age — w i n t e r or sum m er — und wus the week's No. I program. 12.9 rating, followed by NDC with 11.2 and C D S w ith 11. Here arc the top 10 shows, th e ir networ ks and ratings: " X V II Winter Olym pics" (Sun­ day). CDS. 29.4: "H om e Im ­ provem ent." AD C . 23.6; "6 0 Minutes." CDS. 22.5: “ Seinfeld." N D C . 22: "R o seanne," ADC. 21. 4: "F r a s ie r ." N D C . 21.1: " X V II Winter O lym pics" (Satur­ day). 20 9; "Coach." ADC. 20 2: "G race Under F lrr.” ADC. 19.2: "W in g s ." NDC. 18. ONLY6,205 DAYS UNTIL COLLEGE. WILLYOU BE READY? An estimated 82 million peo­ ple w alchrd all or pari of Ihe show, which Included |>alis figu rr skating technical progruins and Ih r men's downhill ski race. In which American T o m m y Mor won a gold medal. Yes, by investing in U.S. Savings Bonds. And now they can be tax-free when used for college tuition. ILS.UVWCSBONDS 1-800-US-BONDS Another CDS news magazine. "6 0 Minutes." was the No. 3 program. I p M R N g r W lR f M lM Legal Notices Legal Notices of E sedition Thagard will lie Joined by hts wife. Rex. a teacher, and their youngest sou. Daniel. 14. as soon as school Is out. D unbar's husbund, astronaut Ronald Srgu. who's Just bark from sparr. will visit as often us he can: they have no children. Thagard and D unbur expect langungr to be their biggest challenge, even though they have lieen studying Russian since 1992. Living In a country with political und economic Instability doesn't w orry them. Neither does spending three m onths In spare. Thagard. a four-time shuttle filer, has never spent more than eight days In spare at a time. Dunbar's longest space trip, her third, lusted 13 days. "T h re e m onths Is not so terribly long." Thugard said. "If we were lulklng u year. I'd probably have different thoughts about It." But even a three-month trip has Its drawbacks Like all cosmonauts. Thagard will have lo spend two hours exercising every day aboard Mir to help prevent the flabby muscles common to weightlessness. He ^ v o id e d exercise on thr shuttle b rrau sr h r haled not being able to wash up ufterward. There are no showers or tubs In spite r. no matter which ship. " I guess I'll put aside those misgivings and do the exercise." Thagard said. Winter Olympics delivers ratings gold Mardi Gras Associated Proas Writer_______ Thagard and Dunhar. who plan lo leave Monday, will havr their own furnished apart­ ments nt the cosmonaut quarters In Star C ity Just outside Moscow. Thut'a quite u change from the early 1970s when the Soviet Union built a high-security hotel In Star City for occasional visits by the thrre American astronauts assigned to the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz docking mission and Ihclr N A SA entourage. (T . JOHNS BIVER W ATER M ANAGEM ENT DISTRICT O IV E S N O TIC E O F IN TEN D ED AOENCY ACTION The District gives netke ol Its Intent to Issue e permit le (he to!lowing applicant Is) on March • IMS FLORIDA DEPAR TM EN T OF TRANSPORTATION. 7IS SOUTH WOODLAND BOULEVARD. OELAND. FL 17770. application #11117 gOgOAGSM The pro)eel It located In Seminole County. Sections K O l i H . Tew,amps 70 A I I South. Ranges K i l l Eesl The application Is ter EXCAVATION AND FILLIN G ASSOCIATED WITH THE EXPANSION OF THE E XISTIN O F A C ILITY TO A FOUR LANE PAVEO ROADWAY KNOWN AS S R,491 The receiving waterbody It LAKE JESSUP SEMINOLE CO UNTY ENVIRONM ENTAL SERVICES. MOO A S O U T H O A T E D R IV E , S A N FO R D , F L 11771. application #12 Ilf ootsAG The protect Is totaled In Seminole County. Section II, Township X South. Range X East The application Is lor DITCH AND C U LV E R T R EPLACEM ENT ASSOCIATED W ITH THE R EALIGNM ENT ANO PAVING OF A DRIVEW AY TO THE COUNTRY CLUB WATER TR E A TM EN T PLANT The receiving waterbody Is SOLDIE RS CR E E K Tho lllelt) containing toch of tho above listed applketlonltl are available tor Inspection Monday through Friday ercept tor legal holidays, t oo a m to S 00 pm at me St. Johns River Water Management Dlttrkt Headquarter* or me appropriate field office The Ditlrkl will lake action on each permit application listed above unless • petition tor an administrative proceeding (hearIngI it Hied pursuant to Ihe provisions el section IJ9.S7. F S . end taction <0C-l.SH. F A C A person whom substantial Interests ere affected by any el Ihe Otetrktt proposed permitting decisions Identified above may petition tor on administrative hearing In accordance with section H017. F . l PetHlent must comply with the requirements el Ftorlde Administrative Cade Rules OOC-I.III and OSC-MII end be filed with (received by) me Dlttrkt Clerk. P.O. Boa l<7*. Paielka. Ftorlde 2217BU2*. Potmens tor administrative hearing an tha above apptkatlan(t) must be filed within fourteen (M l days el publkellent el mis netke or within tourtoon III) days el actual receipt el mis Intent, whichever first occurs Failure to tile a petition within mis lime period shell constitute a waiver el any right such person may have to request an administrative determination (hearing) under •action IM 17, F S -. concerning the sublect permit applketlon Petition* which ere net Iliad m accordance with me above previsions ere sublect to dismissal. Shannon Barkan. Sr. Permit Oats Technician Permit Dele Services Division St John BIvor Water Menepement Dlttrkt PublHb: February is. IM# DEO IM ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER M A N A O E M IN T DISTRICT ~~ OIVES NOTICE OP IN TEN D ED AOENCY ACTION The District gives notice of Its Intent to issue e permit to the following epplkenllt) on March 1.1to#: GOLFSOUTH. INC.. MO SOUTH PLEASANT BURG DRIVE. BUILDINO I. P O BOX 2224. G R E EN V ILLE. SC TtSU. eppllcilton #s II74IMAM0 The project Is located in Semlneto County. Section IA Township 21 South. Range 21 East The application It tor M OD IFICATION TO TH E PREVIOUSLY ISSUED PERMITS ASSOCIATED W ITH THE EKANA CLUBHOUSE SITE IMPROVE MENTS. C ITY OF W INTER SPRINGS. A T T N : JOHN GOVORUHK. HIS EAST S.R. CM. W IN TER SPRINGS. F L 2274*. applketlon #4-ll7-02MAGM2. Tho prelect It locoted In Semlneto County. Section IS. Township M South. Range X East. Tho application Is tor M OD IFICATION TO TH E PREVIOUSLY ISSUED PERMITS ASSOCIATED W ITH TH E CONSTRUCTION OF AOOITIONAL SOCCER FIELO S A T CENTRAL WINOS PARK. The receiving waterbody It LAKE JESSUP. FLORIDA D EPAR TM EN T OF TRANSPORTATION. 71* SOUTH WOODLAND BOULEVARD. DELANO. FL 217M. application #4 I17-4U2AGM Tha prelect It located In Seminole County. Section OS. Township 21 South. Range II East. The application it tor M OD IFICATIO N TO TH E PREVIOUSLY I1SUE0 PERMITS ASSOCIATED W ITH ROAD IMPROVEMENTS ON S R . 41# FROM G EE CR EEK TO THE EASTERN BELTW AY. Tha receiving wetorbedy It LAKE JESSUP. The lllelt) containing each ef me above llttod cppikellenltl are available tor Inspection Monday through Friday escept tor legal holidays. I M a m to I B pm . at the SI. Johns River Water Management Dlttrkt Headquarters or the appropriate field offka The Dtsfrkt will lake action on each permit appfkalien listed above unless e petition tor an administrative proceeding (hearing) Is Hied pursuant to mo provisions ol section 1X17. F S . end section J0 C I1 II, F A.C. A person whose substantial Interests ere effected by any el the Dlstrkts proposed permitting dec ISions Identified above may petition tor an administrative hearing in accordance with section I X 17. F.S. Potmens mutt comply with the requirements ef Ftorlde Administrative Code Rules rOC I III and 00C IJ2I and be Iliad wtm (received by) the Otatrkt Clerk. P.O Bes l<2*. Pelatka. Ftorlde 2117*102* Potmens tor administrative hearing on the above ketton(i) must be filed within tourtoon |I4| days ef publications tit natka ar within tourtoon |U) days ol actual receipt el mis Intent, wftkhever first occurs. Ftliure to Ilk e potmen srtthin mis time period shall constitute e waiver of any right such parson may have to request an administrative determination (hearing) under taction IM 17. F.S.. concerning the sublect permit application Petitions svhkh are not filed in accordance with me above provisions ora sublect to dismissal. Shannon Barkan. Sr. Permit Dale Technician Permit Dele Services Division Sf. John River Water Monegemenf District Publish: February It. 1*N DEOIS4 W HERE'S THE CAT'S MEOW! — iS^ppeariny — Seminole County In transition '94 — J e a tu r in y — S’ • Downtown • Schools Lakefront Development • The Expressway Watch For It In The Sanford Herald' February 20th Prrrrfect to Send to a Friend or Relative... W e will mail it for you for U Only $2.50 i----------ORDER TODAY!----------> | YES! send "Changing Currents" to: U*. Id * ! NAME i streeTOT------------------i CITY - - ........... 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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>, February 16, 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/bf1b2f14017f9179fc04b612032873f3.pdf 9a29115832453f053a0ac0b889ed0127 PDF Text Text *- _ >1 \ Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1908 NEWS DIGEST INSIDE □ Sports SAC leaders keep pace SANFORD - Oviedo [i-0 ) and Lyinun (4-tJ both used strong pitching performances and stout defenses to remain 1-2 tn the Seminole Athletic Conference bnselmll race. Bee Page IB. □ People Santa visits year-round SANFORD — A Sanford home Is decorated for Christmas vear-ronnd. Charlene Vnlerlno has hundreds of sculpted Santas adorning every nook and cranny blended with unique figures of old kids on the block. □ Bee Page SB 1BRIEFS Teens arrested for burglary Five (toys under the age of 17 were arrested early Saturday morning and charged with multiple counts of burglary to a motor vehicle. According to Ed McDonough, public Informa­ tion officer for the Seminole County sheriffs office, the five youths, all 15 and 10 years old were questioned by deputies when they were found sitting In a parked car at about 4 a m . on Saturday. . . The boys admitted to deputies that they hod broken Into about 20 cars In the Kings Point and Fox Hollow subdivisions to take a variety of Items. McDonough said. He mild they did not damage any of the vehicles because they only broke Into cars that were unlocked. McDonough said all the Items that were taken from the curs were recovered. The young men were released to the custody of their parents. Graffiti concerns cops Th e o rie s abound after rash of vandalism By SANDRA ELLIO T T Horald Stall Wrltor SANFORD — Is It a Satanic symbol? Maybe It Is a gang marking Its territory or possibly Just a kid with the Initials V.S. or S.V.. cans of spray paint and too much Idle time. Or Is'It the harbinger of a revolu­ tion? Graffiti and drawings have been painted In Sanford and Lake Mary recently, leaving officials trying to determine what they mean. Some vandalism which was done at the boarded up theater In Sanford Plaza Is all too clear. Swastikas, the Iron Cross. OWAR/ (While Arlan Re­ sistance although iKillec do not know what the ’G ’ stands lor) and references to the Ku Klux Klan are painted on the plywood. The letters S and V ure superimposed, and small points drawn on the upi>cr lips of the V tilt Inward giving the Illusion of horns. Is It an abstract goat head and the 'S' stands for Satan? Could It be an avant-garde bull with the 'S ’ added to make a shorthand drawing of a curse? Another theory Is the symbol See G ra ffiti. Page 5A n v t P S r i n i s my i s ....... .. H.<*M Pbolo by tommy Vlrvc.nl Graffiti locally In clud es the sym bol V S and an Iron C r o s s w llh K K K painted on Former pro football star dies in crash Youth blast off From S ta lljsnd WlroRsportm____________________ ORLANDO — Former pro football player Lewis Billups died early Saturday morning when the car he was driving at high speeds on Interstate 4 In Orlando spun out of control and hit a guardrail. police said. , . , , Billups, a 30-year-old former defensive back for lhe Cincinnati Bcngals. died at Orlando Regional Med'cal Center alter he was thrown from his convertible Corvette In the 1 a.in. accident, said Lt. Jack Stacey of the Orlando Police Department. Also killed In the c rash was 30-year-old Danny P. Green uL Ktaalmmce. u passenger In the *. Corvette/" ' < Billups, who had lived In Alaqun and Orlando, was drafted by the Bcngals In 1985 out □ Bee Crash, Page S A Bicyclist dies in accident LAKE MARY — The Florida Highway Patrol reported thul one man died In an accident that snarled traffic on Lake Emma Road for several hours on Friday morning. According to a FHP spokesman. Allen V. Lee. 48. of 107 Harris St.. Altamonte Springs, was riding his bteyle on Lake Emma Road Just south ol Lake Mary Boulevard In Lake Mary at about 6:30 u.m. when he was struck from behind by a pick Up truck driven by Clinton Smith of 7501 Sunkcy Blvd. Winter Park. Smith. 21. was not Injured In the accident. W AY BACK WHEN MtroM PSolo by td o .rd Wollo Pearl Tanner. (I) Kristine Ducom m un and Kyln Sutton w atch a lire re scu e Business burglarized SANFORD Police are Investigating Jjte burglary of a restaurant Thursday In the l.KX block of S. French Avenue. The Incident reportedly occurred uround l u.m. According to an Incident report, two black males apparently broke Into the: removing an air conditioning unit tn the roof. After they entered the building fxrtlce said th y went Into the kitchen area where they were surprised to find the store manuger. Items listed as having been taken Include S 1.608 In currency and several bank bags. Jai-Alai theft Investigated Investigators from the Seminole County sheriffs office property crimes section arc looking Into the alleged theft of $25,000 from the Seminole County Jut-Alul fronton In Fern Pork* Fronton officials reported Friday that one of the pari-mutuel clerks stole $25,000 In cash from the fronton on Feb. 3. The clerk was told to repay the money. He never did. Fronton officials say the suspect admitted taking the money. 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A rock festival? Would you believe the preliminary event In a wecklong Christian Revival celebration . ... ■ ii.t f kI irrlV hosted. .hy the First. ■ Baptist Church ol Sanlonl? The fifth annual Youth Blast has become a tradition In the Christian teen community In Seminole County. "But you don't have to go to a church to come out and Join us." said Sidney Brock, youth pastor at the- First Baptist Uiurcli. • This is open to all the young l*coplc who want to come out.” Brock said the extravaganza Is the- kick ol lo the sixth annual youth revival which will lake place at the church all week. National speaker David Edwards who will talk at the revival events tills week, will also speak at Seminole High School. Sanford □ Bee Blast. Page 5A JULIAN STEN STROM Don’t ever say anything bad Were your grits good this morning’/ There’re only two kinds, you know — good or better. Well, let me tell you that you’d better not say anything bad about any Sanford old timers. Why? Because in one way or another they seem to lie In-laws, out laws, or darn dose friends. No. I've not said anything hud about anybody In this column or any others. And, I m not going t o . Today s piece will show why. Remember the "Th igpen " column? I men­ tioned W.J. Thigpen played In the Sanford Band. The bandmaster's name was believed to be a Mr. □ See Stenstrom , Page 8A People flipped over Kiw anis Pancake Day By VIC K I DsSO RM IER Horald Stall Wrltor SANFORD — People have been flipping over the Ktwanls Pancake Day for over three decades now. The event, which raises money for charities, especially those which support children, has been growing □ B e e Pancake, Page 5A Partly cloudy and humid Partly cloudy. Low In the mid to upper 60s. Wind cast 5 to 10 ntph. Partly Cloudy H*itW Photo by Edaritd Wollo The Rev. Ed Jo h n so n se rv e s p a n csk e s with a sm ile, Luko and his big brother Max B raceland eat heartily. SUBSCRIBE TO T H E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS 1 C a ll3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 \ �9A - Santord Horald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, April 10, 1994 Readers speak FLORIDA BRIEFS Are you com fortable with com puters? Sunrise liftoff begins mission "I'm not Intimidated by computers." said Glimy Moore. "A t the time I was In school I couldn't comprehend the computer age. It was hard enough to change the ribbon of a typewriter. Clerical positions may be out the d'oor in live lo 10 years, so In a way. It's n threat In jobs." By S U S A N W E N N B R Horald Corrospondenl CAPE CANAVERAL — Space shuttle Endeavour soared at sunrise Saturday and Its crew begnn the most extensive monitoring of Earth's environment ever attempted from orbit. Within a few hours, the six nstronnuts had the air pollution monitor running and their cameras nut nnd wrre checking the fancy, new radar equipment In the shuttle cargo bay. NASA says Endeavour carries the most advanced space radar ever built for civilian use. The main purpose of the nine-day mission Is to see how well the radar works. Scientists will compare the radur Images of Earth with thousands of photographs to he taken by lhe astronauts and the results o f on-the-spot surveys by research teams. After two launch delays last week, the 4.5 mllllon-pouml rockrtshlp thundered from Its seaside pad right on time at 7:05 a.in. A tall, billowing cloud o f vapor was left In Its wake, tinted peach by the rising sun. "Th a i was quite a ride." pilot Kevin Chilton said. "You've got six happy people up here toduy. that's for sure." "And 1second that," said commander Sidney Gutierrez. Saturday's weather was far better than It was Friday, when clouds nnd strong wind forced NASA to postpone the launch. The flight had been delayed earlier In the week because o f a last-minute engine Inspection. Moments after reaching orbtt. the crew reported n high temperature on one of three hydraulic power units. SANFORD — 'Hack In thr old days' Is a phrase tin* older generation often uses. Will lilt* thlrty-somcthlug age group and older speak that way about typewriters versus computer technology V In n time where the world seems in be run by a keyboard with a small screen or a green glowing light scanning your desired grocer­ ies for the week, where does the average person fit In? Is our earlh being taken over by machines or are we finally having life made easier with computer programs? Many Sanford folks told how they feel about growing up without computer classes, and being thrust Into an environment that appears hostile to some. Do we have too mutiy computer Illiterates? How Intimidated are you by children speaking o f mega bits and hard drives? Only one out of the 17 people that commented truly felt strongly against thr computer age. Myrl Steakley said with a smile, "I hate computers. 1 think It's a waste of time. Every time I go to the bank n computer Is broke down. I go to the grocery and something Is wrong with their computer. I don't like the computer age at nil." Many others either have already Ix-en exposed lo computers through Jobs and college majors. Some people have yet lo master their computer skills yet frit com­ fortable with the opportunities offered by the advanced systems. Fast cash goes along with fast food TAMPA — Consumers ut 20 McDonald's restaurants In the Tampa area will soon be able to satisfy their appetite for a quick meal and a cash refill. McDonald's nnd Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union on Friday plan to Install automated teller machines In 19 McDonald's restaurants In Hillsborough County and one In Pasco County. The ATMs will be Installed inside each of the McDonnld’s. With crime at ATMs on the Increase, the McDonald's locations should prove appealing. "ATM s ... offer our members Immediate access to cash In the safely and convenience of u clean, well-lit environment." said Tom Dorety, senior vice president ofSuncoust Federal. The ATMs will accept most cards. The machines will hnndtc cnsli withdrawals, transfers and balance Inquiries but will not accept deposits. AH 20 should tie In use by May 23. While the ATMs at a fast-food restaurant arc unusual In Florida, the Idea has been catching on elsewhere In the country. Dorety got the Idea for fast-food cash from a former employer In North Carolina. Merle Plckrcn felt, "I think It's good the kids are getting the training. I wouldn't know where to begin." Kd West staled, " It ’s difficult to change. It can be Intimidating tail I think ll's a good thing." West's wife, Joyce, elaborated on the subject. "I think It's part of the change. It's more challenging now. Computers offer facts faster and more Interestingly." Anlce I’ lekcrlng said. "I don't feel Intimi­ dated. I Just get someone else to do my computer work." Hlnkc Dill spokes ns a expert nil the subject with. "I'm a systems analyst. 1 work with computers everyday. I started ibis after high school so it’s second nature lo me. I think It's absolutely necessary that our children learn com­ puters." Dill said his four-year-old son works on lltelr home computer. Jean Fugercr agreed by saying. "I work with computers. I took courses out of high school In computers. I think It’s tmporlnnt for kids to learn computers." Tajdar I'lrzada added. "That's my major In college right now I think there's a future In computers. Even small businesses are computerized. They nrc the thing or tomoi row. today." Sam Ayres said. "I tell kids In high schoo nowadays should get Into computers. I fee they should get Into them because that’! where the money Is." Orville Farley felt. " I feel computet Illiterate, but I feel they're a good thing. honnic Tucker slated, "1 feel good about] computers. They're very effective and cut down on a lot of lime amt effort." Hcrnst Tucker felt. "It's a good thing They help and they hurt. Computers make things quicker but they replace a lot of people." Cyuthlu Taylor said. "I don't think the computer age Is bud. As far as taking over Jobs. It can happen anyway. I do want my son Into computers." Bridget Nelson added. "I guess It Is better Everything Is working on computers. I think It's good for the kids." Krystal Mcrlhlr felt. " If we nrc going to hnvc computers then everyone needs to know about tbem. Those who didn't have classes may need to tnkc some." Michelle Cooper concluded by saying. "I think people need to go back to school for computer classes. Everything Is going computerized." Editor'! not# Every other Sunday lh« Mere/d wilt m u n your questions about computers and help you Hear your way along the Information highway Sat SuperMlghway Patrol, n ail Sunday In tha H trild Roarin' to go Tho City ol Sanford Rocroatlon Dopartmon! hosted a quali­ fying moot for tho upcoming Soap Box Derby in July. Coasting lo victory wore, (I to r) Sarah Modositt, Winter Park, winner In tho Kit Car Division; Molanlo Kirby, Longw ood, w inner In tho S tock Car Division and Will Perry, winner In Iho Masters Division. Win­ ners In the July competition will bo eligible to participate in tho final run In Akron, Ohio, lator In Iho summon Florida cave diver dies seeking record JACKSONVILLE — A memorial service was scheduled Tuesday for Internationally known cave diver Shcck Exley. who drowned Iasi week while trying to break Ills own world depth record In Mexico. Exley. 45, a mathematics teacher at Siiwancc County High School In Live Oak. held the mark at 865 feet. He was trying to reach 1.000 feet at the Del Monte Cave In Central Mexico when he disappeared Wednesday, said John Zumrlck. a fellow diver from Orange Park. Friends said his body was not recovered. "H e's probably the grandduddy o f cave diving. He wrote the maquajiop cayc diving.'.',said diver and Chlcfland Pollccj-lijlef ^ f Hcni;y N|^hptson 'Any cave diver In the world knows Spick r Exley., ,. s Exley's brother. Edward, also drowned In a diving accident j In 1908.... . • * The Florida Sheriffs Association made Exley an honorary shcrllT for his efforts to help retrieve the bodies o f more than 40 people who drowned In caves. "T o a lot of people, diving In caves mnkes no sense, but his contributions went beyond Just swimming In caves." Zumrtek said. “ Ii represented major contributions In biology and geology." Exley wrote more than 10 books on cave diving, was a member of the International Explorers Club and participated In projects for National Geographic magazine ami the National Geodetic Survey. Fites: Suspected killer molested children BARTOW — Frank Potts, an nccuscd molester and suspected serial killer, stole the Innocence of children In Florida nnd threatened them with death, court flics show. Potts. Jailed In Polk County on a sexual battery charge. Is being Investigated In the disappearance of as many us 13 people In six states — Florida, Alabama. Georgia. Kentucky. Pennsylvania and New York. He has denied killing anyone. Hut authorities have been digging for bodies on Polls' remote mountalntop retreat In northern Alabama since March 16. They’ve uneurthed the body o f one missing youth anil have charged Potts with murder. M IA M I 1 H e r e a r e t h e w inning num bers se le cte d Frid ay in Iho Florida Lottery: C ash 3 6-8-0 By NICK PFEIFAUF Horald Stall Writer SANFORD — A number of residents of Hrlarcllffe Street. Osceola Drive and Snrlta Street, want the city to put up a fence at McKIbbm Park. Th e request Is scheduled for elty commission discussion Monday during Ihe 5 p.m. work session. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In the mid to upper 60s. Wind ca.sl 5 lo lOmph. Monday: Partly cloudy. High In the lower 80s. Wind east 10 to 15 mph. Extended forccust: Tuesday: Partly cloudy with the lows In the low 70s. Hlglus In the mid lo upper 80s. Wednesday: Partly cloudy with the lows in the low to mid 70s. Illglis In the mid to upper 80s. Second Claaa Poalaga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing olflcaa. Potlmaatar: Sand addraaa changaa 10 THE SANFORD HERA UP, P .0. Don IBST, Sanlord, F L 33772-1MF. Subicrlpllon H alf* (Dally ft Sunday) Mom# Delivery Mali 3 Uontha S IS SO *24.00 S Months 119.00 »4« 0 0 1 Yaar 17100 S9S.OO Florida Raaldsnla must pay 7% salaa lax In addition to raiaa abova, Phona (407) 322-2911. No requests huve been made for the rear or west side of the park. T h e w c h ( side abuts I lari well Avenue. Sanford police have reported a number of crimes In the area during recent m o u t li s , l o c i u d t n g a n automobile theft late last month The commission will begin discussion of the request during the work session, beginning at 5 p.m.. Ill the City Manager's conference room. 2nd door. If It Is determined a decision Is required, the matter may he carried over to the regular city commission meeting beginning at 7 p.m. In the commission chambers, Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. FLORIDA TEMPS City HI Daytona Beach F I Laud Beach Fort Myers Calnaivllla Homeitead Jacksonville Kay Wait Lakeland Miami Paniacola Sarasota Tallahassee Tampa VoroBeach W, Palm Beach Lo n u 91 n mm 73 15 91 as 71 U •0 N 11 *4 Pel 64 64 66 49 72 SO 74 64 n SO *4 45 67 71 74 NATIONAL TEMPS y \j- a ---------- 1 MONDAY P t l y c l d y 87-70 3 F IR S T A p ril 19 00 00 111 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 a10 00 TU ES D AY I 't l y c l d y 87-72 | MOON PHASES C Sunday, April 10. 1994 Vol. 86. No. 198 Ava., tanlord, Inc. 300 N. r ranch i Fla. U 7 7 t Sanford Grounds Mulntcnuucc Coordinator Howard Jeffries lias determined that the cost of approximately 800 feet of fenc­ ing which would he needed, would cost slightly over $3,000. In a memo lo the commission. Jeffries observed, "W e do not have funds In our budget for this project." EXTENDED OUTLOOK LAST A pril 3 Publlahad Pally and Sunday, axcapt Saturday tryr Tha tanlord Mara Id, tween surrounding homes and the park. According to a letter sent to the elty by Hrlarcllffe resident Carol Wheaton, "W e feel tills will greatly reduce the theft and vandalism problems we arc now experiencing In this area." The specific urea where some type of divider Is being requested Is lo the east of the park, south of 25th Street. The area would Involve ap­ proximately HOO feel of space between the park and the resi­ dent lat area. THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST ly 8 20-2-7-1 5-14 Residents want fence at park A t o t a l o f *17 s e p a r a t e signatures have been submitted on a petition asking for a privacy fence nr adequate barricade be­ From A sso cia te d P re ss reports LO TTERY H«f aid Photo by Edward Wot to NEW A p ril 1 1 O FU LL A p ril 23 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 2-4 feet and elxippy. Current Is lo the south w ith a water temperature ol OH degrees. N ew Sm yrna Bcuch; Waves are 3 feet and chippy. Cm rent Is to the south w ith a w ater tempt*rut lire of OH degrees. y W EDNESDAY P t l y c l d y 82-72 V \J VJs---------- ^ TH U R S D A Y P t l y c l d y 82-72 TIDES MONDAY: SOLU N AR TAB LE! Min. 6:00 a.in.. 6:10 p.m.: Muj. 11:55 n.m., ..... p.m . T I D E S : D a y t o n a Beach: Itlghs. 9:04 a.in., 9:20 MU.; lows. 2:59 fi.in.. 3:05 p.m.; fi" e w S m y r n a Beach: highs. 9:09 O.m.. 0:25 p.m.; lows, 3:04 a.in.. 3:10 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:24 u.m.. 9:40 p.m.: lows, 3:19 u.m..3:25 p.m. 5BOATING St. Augustine to J u piter Inlet Sunday: Wind southeast 20 knots Sens 4 lo 6 feel. Hay and Inland waters choppy. Sunday night: Wind southeast 15 knots Seas 3 to 5 feet. Hay and Inland waters a moderate chop. F R ID A Y P t l y c l d y 82-72 S TA TISTIC*_______ The temperature at 2 p.m. Saturday was 74 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 04. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □ F r id a y 's high................... 80 □ B a r o m e t r ic pressure.30.28 □ R e la tiv e Humid ity....66 pet □ W lnd a East Northeast 16 m p h □ R a i n f a l l .........................O In. I ISunset..................7:48 p.m. □ Sunrise................ 7:05 a.m. Temperalurei Indicate pravloul day‘ 1 high and over night tow tol a m ED T .J City Mi Lo Prc Otlk Anchorage *\ 33 34 cdy Atlanta cdy 4! 54 Atlantic City 54 39 rn Baltimore 57 14 cdy Billing! cdy 54 38 Birmingham cdy 11 54 Blimarck 47 ?! 07 dr Boise 47 41 03 cdy (lotion 37 54 rn. Burling ton,VI rn 43 14 Casper in 55 11 Charltilon.S C Cdy 45 50 rn Cherleiton.W Va 4! 51 Charlollt,N C cdy 47 45 Chayanna in 53 37 Chicago cdy 41 44 Claraland IS 44 ns Concord.N H rn 11 74 Dallas FI Worth 45 74 cdy Danyar 40 33 in O ai Molnai 71 40 cdy Datrolt 4» 40 cdy Moulton 74 44 03 cdy 49 Indlanapolli rn 43 J uneau rn 53 33 Kantai City 44 47 cdy U a iV tg a i dr 71 53 Llttla Rock rn 71 55 Loi Angalai dr 45 14 Memphli rn 77 57 clr Midland Odaiia 44 51 Milwaukee 50 44 cdy Mpls SI Paul 57 40 .10 clr Nashville rn 70 51 Naw Orleant 74 51 cdy Naw York Clly rn 51 43 Oklahoma Clly 71 57 rn Omaha rn 4! 34 Orlando 40 44 cdy Philadelphia 51 34 rn no 54 Phoanl* dr Pittsburgh 57 44 rn Portland. Malna SI 34 rn St Loult 71 54 cdy Salt Lake City rn 15 4? 44 34 St Sla Marla cdy �K Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. April 10. 1994 - u Juvenile justice bill Drug raid Sonforrl |K)llce raided nn npnrlmrnt In Castle Brewer Court Thursdny. Three .persona were arrested by members of the Special Investigative Unit, following the discovery of what proved positive to be crack cocaine, Sharon E. Dickerson, 34. of 120 Academy Avenue was charged with possession of u controlled substance (crack cocaine), nnd possession of drug pnrnphernalln. Inez I. I’uge, 30, of 30 Lake Monroe Terrace, was charged with possession o f a controlled substance and possession of drug pnraphcrnuHa. Kevin Clnrcncc McSwaln. 33. o f Deltona, was charged with possession of crack cocaine ami possession of drug paraphernalia. Trumpets recovered Myron W, Humphreys, 34. o f 819 W. 1st Street, Sanford, was nrrcsled Thursday by Sanford ( k>)1cc. According to the arrest report, on March 14. Humphreys reportedly pawned a trumpet valued nt 831)2 for 835 at a local pawn shop. The following dny. the report said he pawned another trumpet valued at 8503 for 882. The two trumpets had been reported stolen the preceding day from Sanford Middle School. Police said they were able to Identify Humphreys from fingerprints. He was charged with two counts of grand theft and two counts of dealing In stolen property. Multiple charges SherllTs deputies arrested Samuel Buckner Jr.. 23. of Deltona Thursday. Deputies said they were called to the 2800 block o f Stonewall Place near Sanford, regarding n domestic disturbance, nnd reportedly found a woman who wns in a fight with her husband. Deputies located the husband In a vehicle on County Home Hoad near C.K. 427, and conducted a traffic stop. Deputies said they uncovered n 9mm handgun and crack cocaine In the vehicle. They also reported rinding 8040 In currency rolled up In his pocket. Buckner wns churgcd with aggravated assault (domestic violence), battery (domestic violence), drugs (|mssesslon/sell/huy), and use or a firearm In the commission of u felony. Warrants served • James Arthur Butler. 21, 2080 Muddy Lane. Sanford, was arrested by deputies on Sipes Avenue ut 20lh Street Thursday. He was wanted on a warrant for aggravated assault, • William Gary Pell, 33. of S.H. 413, Osteen, wns transferred from the Volusia County Jail to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Thursday. He was wanted on u Seminole County warrant for falling to appear on a charge of dealing In stolen property. • Dave Ian Law, 32. 744 Pasndcuu Ave., Longwood, was arrested at Ills residence by sheriffs deputies Thursdny. He was wanted on n warrant for lewd/lnsclvluus assault on a child. U n d e r new department, p u n i s h m e n t fo r bad kids nnd school sidcly elements, the legislation would create a new agency to handle teen-nge crim­ inals. removing them from Ihe TALLAHASSEE - Teenage criminals fnee longer Btays In Jurisdiction of the Department of Health nnd Rchahllltatlve Serv­ detention centers nnd residential programs, more frequent pro­ ices. Details of the hill, which will secutions ns adults nnd Judges cost 8210 million to Implement, who won't put up with uny were worked out late Thursday nonsense. Pre-teens who don't have any­ by a Joint House-Senate confer­ en ce co m m itte e a fter both one at home to watch them after cham bers passed com peting school will have a place to go. hills last month. and students who can't keep out "I'm pleased that a conference of trouble will si III have a chance report w ill Include both a to learn. These are some of the pro­ stronger punishment plan for visions of a Juvenile Justice Juvenile offenders and a com­ m itm e n t to p r e v e n tio n o f reform bill awaiting action In the c r im e ." House Spcnkcr Bo Legislature. Lawmakers had hoped to pass Johnson. D-Mllton. said Friday. " I think that balanced and the measure Friday, the Inst comprehensive approach Is Im­ scheduled day o f Its 1994 portant for successfully dealing session, but they delayed action with the problem. ... It's a major until next week because of a leup forward In our commitment time crunch as other major to lighting rrim e." Issues, like health care reform The hill would change what and Everglades cleanup, piled hnppens to teen-agers who arc up. When lawmakers opened their convicted of serious crimes In the juvcnllejustlcc system. annuul session Iwo months ago, Now they're put on a walling they promised to show the world list for n spot In a residential that Florida Is serious about program and sent home. Under cra ck in g down on tccn-ngc the bill, they would lie kept In crime. detention centers until there's The state drew International room for them In » boot camp or attention when nine foreign tourists were killed In a 13- other kind of residential pro­ month period, ending last Sep­ gram. The bill also would create n tember. Most of the defendants more Intensive residential pro­ are teen-agers, one as young as gram, where teens will be kept 13. under 24-hour watch for up to S t a t e l a w m a k e r s s n ld three yenrs. strengthening Florida's Juvenile Teen-agers whose rap sheet justice system was the lop Issue Includes three felonies nnd who of the 1994 session. have been sent to a boat camp or Besides tougher punishment By J A C K IB H A LLIPAX Associated Pross Writer Teen-afls crime at a glance The |uv*filf* |uitlc* reform Mil cr**t*i * new <J»p#rtm**il to h*ndl. f**n *g* crlmlM il. kwp luvenlle* In dtftnllon c.nftr* and reUOtntlal program* longer. traal mora teen-ager* a* adullt, cr.it* cfltrKtool program! and glva |udg«t mora controloverperenlt: gram created lor Ihe mod lerlous tt*n ago criminal*. Including Ihota who would gat Hill* or no lime In prlton If proucuted a* an adult. Department at Juvenile Joint* • programi tramtarrad from tha Oa partmant ot Haaflh and Rehabilitative Service! Oct. I. Data nfIan • delinquent*. runaw ay), foliar chlldran and laanaga traffic offandtrl may b* bald In d*t*ntlon c*nt*ri or •bailor* II tbty'ra found In conltmpl ot court* lira dayi tor a lint offtnta, u dayi tor rapaatolltniai • loan agan convlclad of Mrloui violent crlmat will ba bald Indatinltaly until a ipot In a raildantlal program opani up tar tham. Horn tbtra li a l) day mailmum dtttnUon canttr day batora itva taan ago criminal goal bom* to wait for a (pot to opanip. ■•(Manual Program! ■ boot camp* aitabllihad tor Man agan who hav* commlttad crlmat Ilka car than* and othar nonvlotant preparty crlmat; 40-day day* followed by 40 dayi of follow-up urvlcet. Taan agar* who would receive luch lenience* Include car tblevei and vandal!. e bool campi aitabllihad lor loan agar* who hav* commlttad mora tarloul crime* or have long record* ot property crimei like car ihefti and burglarlat; tour month •toy* with up to tour month* of follow up **rvlc*t. • new maalmum rlik rttldenlUl pre­ other residential program must be treated as adults under the bill. State law now lets prosecutors transfer teen-agers who have turned 16 into the adult court system to be prosecuted for serious crimes. Younger teens, however, can't be prosecuted as adults unless a grand Jury says so. The bill gives Judges the au­ thority to sentence teen-agers who mouth ofT, threaten them or Ignore court orders to detention Adult Preieculfen * luvenlle*. no mattar how young, will ba trendarred to tha adult court If they've been convicted ot thra* lelonlet and gonu through flirt* different tteyi In boot cempa cr othar retldtnllal program! Edvceflan Program! * every middle Khool In tha d a l* will hav* an atttr Khool program e alternative tchooli lor dltrupliv* •indent*. * more Khool police olllcar* e dropout p rogram * aaland*d primary gradtt. Parental to R a ( p a n ( I b 111 f y * |udge* hav* Ihe right to ord*r partnli of luvenlle delinquent! and lodtr children to lake c la n * ! to becom* belttr parent!. * |u d g *l h av * the right to find employer* In conltmpl ot court II lh*y tlr* or threaten to Hr* p ertnli who have lo go to court beceuw Ihelr chlldran a n in • a U.MO cap on tha limit of parental liability for damage dona by their children li deleted. Lktnt* plat* • a UO Save Our Chlldran llcenie plat* created to ral*e money lor local prevan lion program!. Llctnte fee • tha Meant t*a on llcenie plait renewal* to ralM money tor community progromt it doubled centers. Last year, the state Supreme Court said the wording o f current lnw did not give Judges that power. Parents also are alTected by the measure: Judges would have the power to order parents Into court when their children gel Into trouble and sentence them to community service or training classes. The bill also would eliminate the current 82,500 cap on the amount of restitution a parent can be ordered lo pay for damage wreaked by their off­ spring. Domestic cases • Darrell Wooden, 20. 1010 W. 10th Street, was arrested by Sanford |M>llcc nt Ills residence Thursdny. A police sargennt reported seeing Wooden attack a woman Wooden was charged wllti battery • Dale Hoy Wooten, 30. 3291 S. Sanford Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police Thursday In a parking lot near Ills home following nn altercation with his wife, lie was charged with assault, domestic violence. Top students add up The 24th Annual Seminole C ou nty High S c h o o l Mathematics Contest was held Saturday at Seminole Commu­ nity College In Sanford. Stu­ dents competed In Algebra I and II, Geometry, Advanced Math and C a lc u lu tr,' With t e a o h e r s from area high schools acting as scorers. Concentrating hard, loft lo right: Malba Truong, Lake H ow ell; S helly Slmmonda. Semlnolo and Mogan CionIngor, Oviedo. Incidents reported to authorities. • Sheriffs deputies rcjHirt a residential burglary Thursday ut a home In the 7400 block o f N. S.R. 427. Over 83,000 In Jewelry wns reportcdly stolen. • Deputies are Investigating n burglary at n business Thursday on Hickman Drive In the 1*4 industrial Park. A fax machine valued at 8350 was reportedly stolen. Lake Mary gets a new city attorney By NICK P P IIP A IIP Herald Staff Writer ji--------------------------------------i LAKE MARY — Commission­ ers are sharing the dais with someone new. Donna McIntosh Is replacing , Ned Julian as city attorney for ,.thc City of Lake Mary. [foth Julian and McIntosh arc p c r t n c r s In t h e f ir m o f ''Stcnstrom. McIntosh. Julian. ’Colbert, Whlgham & Simmons. ■’P.A. In Sanford. <’•' The change did not require 'any action by the Lake Mary felly Commission. "T h e city contracts with the law firm and n ot w ith an I n d i v i d u a l , " explained City Manager John Litton. "It's part of a reassignment at the firm ." Julian explained. He Will continue to serve as attorney |for U | the IlfV U V I I I I I I U I b County V»w u m i j School M U M W iri Seminole Board, and Sanford Housing Aul liorlly. among other duties. McIntosh has already worked as attorney for Lake Mary's Code Enforcement Board. She also serves as assistant city uttorney for Sanford, Casselberry. Oviedo and St. Cloud, and handles conflict work for the cities of Winter Purk and Winter Springs. This Is McIntosh's first re­ sponsibility us the major at­ torney for a municipality. As Julian Is well versed in several long-term projects In which Ihe city Is involved, he commented that lie would make h im s e lf u vallu b lc or assist M c In to s h w h e n e v e r th o se specific Issues required legul work. McIntosh replaced Julian on the podium near the conclusion of Thursdny night's city com­ mission meeting. «T» H*f*M Shot* b* Etfwttd Woffu C H U S 'Jon'S** * • LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL 8PORT8 • HEALTH AND FITNESS • BUSINESS • EDUCATION • LEISURE TV UST1N0S • STATE • NATION • WORLD Subscribe Today! 322-2611 u iK u n i m i i i i E By N ICK PFB IPA U F Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Under certain circumstances, high school graduates can now enlist In the U.S. Army nnd be paid up to Sti.OOO per year to stay home. The money Is to pay for college tuition, hooks, other education-related expenses, and hculth .Insurance, It’s part of the STAR program, i (Specialized Training for Army Readiness). | The main requirement Is that the prospective college student enrolls In and subsequently graduates In colleges with specialties In dental laboratory, em ergency medical technicians, practical nurses, operating room specialists, ,X-ray. pharmacy, respiratory therapy, and labo­ ratory specialists. For persons with previous military experience !who choose a medical specialty, with the ‘.exception of emergency mcdlcul technician, there •is the possibility o f an additional 85.000 bonus, [above the other assistance. • Sgt. 1st Class Wlza, station commander of the [Sanford Army Recruiting Station explained how ■It works. "Before enlisting, the local Army [recruiter helps the STAR applicant Bclcct and apply to a state-approved college or other •educational institution in the chosen medical specialty." he said. A Army r m v r erecruiters c r u i t e r s h ahave v e l i slists t s o fof l oInstitutions s t lt ii FO R W O M EN NOW 10,92 S E L E C T CABIN C R EEK * TO PS AND SHORTS New program: Join the Army and get paid to stay home ■ JC P en n ey E C K O U T which offer these specialties. At the lime of enlistment In the Army Reserve, the high school graduuge, or ahout-to-graduate high school senior shows Ihe recruiter a letter of acceptance from the educational Institution. The newly-sworn In Army Reservist then attends basic training. For persons with previous military service, there Is no further basic training. "A fter basic," Wlza said. "S T A R soldiers complete academic training as full-time students at their chosen college." In addition to up to $(>.000 per year In college financial help, the reservists will also earn drill pay for drill weekends during Ihelr educational phase In college. After applying for and receiving the appropriate license for the chosen medical specialty, the reserve soldier Is required lo complete four weeks nt an Army medical treatment facility. After that, the graduate can pursue u civilian medical career, and Is only obligated to tljc Army reserve status. Actual military service would only occur should the guard be called lo active duty. Sgt. Wlza’s Sanford office Is at the U.S. Army Recruiting Station. 3647 S. Orlando Drive. In Hie Seminole Center. For Information on ihe STAR program, phone 323-6404. SA LE 18.92 Reg. $24. HUNT CLU B* COLOR DENIM SHORTS NOW 27.92 Reg. $26. HUNT CLU B* COLOR DENIM JEANS 25% OFF ARIZONA JEAN CO.* SALE *SALE 16.92 25-30% OFF Reg. 21.99. C O TTO N PIQ U E KNIT SH IR T A LL JUNIOR SHORTS ON SA LE LA ST DAY TO SAVE ON 14K GOLD JEW ELR Y , 30-50% OFF FO R B O Y S LEV I'S* 100% C O TTO N W R IN KLE F R E E S L A C K S ALFRED DUNNER* COORDINATES NICE 'N SPICY* & FANTASIA* BRAS • A L L ARIZONA JEAN C O *JE A N S , SHORTS AND TOPS • A L L LE E * DENIM PANTS AND SHORTS SALE NOW 27.92. SH O R T S L E E V E CHAM BRAY SH IRT NOW 29.92. TW ILL S L A C K S SA LE 19.92 F O R G IR L S F O R M EN DOCKER'S W EEK *SALE 16.92 Reg. $24. C O TTO N DENIM S H O R T S IN C O L O R S AND S T R IP E S *SALE 19.92 Reg. 21.99. R ELA X ED -FIT D O U B LE-STO N EW A SH ED JEA N S Ftoguiar price* are offering pneeaorty Saleemayor mayrxahaYf beenmarteairegularpom Safe fticv* •ftcct'vo through Saturday. April 1C«h. unleu o th rfw n noted I'wcm iaget off tepreienl tavmgt on reg«Jer price* or c 'ipnai $*<*• Intarmadiaia markdown* may nav« been taken on origi­ nal prtcad merchant! m Reductona on onynal pitted mer ch an g e effet*veunWMoc*i*detJ el ert M **i#i *■cUmU J C f W a y Smart Vahrae *N<m* pumaI ief*ea*»4 M ir n y mi tvyJm fu a tt • A LL LEVI'S* JEANS AND SHORTS • A L L ARIZONA JEAN CO.« JEANS a SHORTS FO R HOM E WHITE SALE SAVE ON TOW ELS, SHEETS, PILLOWS, BLAN­ KETS, CO M FO RT­ ERS, MATTRESS PADS AND BATH AC CESSO R IES DO IN Q ^ RIGHT Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 •Sanford H g r ig H B j _/> �4 A - Sentord Herald, Sanlotd. Florida - Sunday, April Id, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS MI-200) 300 N. FRENCH AVE„ SANFORD. FLA. 3277) Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0993 Wayne D. Doyle. Publlaher and Editor S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E : 3 M o n t h * ....... -..........................,,...$ 1 9 .5 0 8 M o u l i n .......................................... $ 3 9 .0 0 t Y e a r ................................................ $ 7 8 .0 0 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Keep field sobriety tests II judges decide not to allow field sobriety tests as evidence in court, we can only wonder what will be next. How long will rights of those who may defy the law. be more respected than those who preserve the law? If this clears the court, as It has In some areas, how far can It eventually expand? Will police someday be denied tlic right to search it suspect for weapons or drugs? Without having the benefit of these tests conducted by luw enforcement officers at the time of a traffic stop, a Jury will have to rely on Its own opinion of who is drunk und who Is not. Speaking on the matter. Ronald Nowaezyk. I’ h.I). of Clcmson. said studies have shown police officers were wrong 46 percent of the time, when they watched sobriety tests on videos, and guessed who was intoxlcntcd. ' If officers, who are well versed In dealing with drunks, can't determine by looking at a person, can we expect Jurors to do so? We need proof. The results of the field sobriety test done at the scene of an accident or traffic stop. Is all we have at the present time. If we throw it out. we will have nothing left except one persons word agulnst another. That usually doesn't go far In court. Someday, our officers will each have sophisticated equipment In their vehicles with which to conduct medical testing. It mny be a long time however, before taxpayers will be willing to see that much extra money spent for tills purpose. Providing auditlonal brculhallzcr units, such us the Sanford police UAT-mobllc. which would.mam all of our streets and highways, would also cost a great deni of money. Even though people may sometimes believe differently, everyone cunnot Judge how Intox­ icated another person is. Some can get drunk with only one or two drinks. Others, especially (hose of large proportion, can have many before being intoxicated. There are some persons who do not have physical powers to balance on one foot or touch their nose with their finger when completely sober. It's difficult to determine their level of intoxlcutlon, if any even exists. Officers must consider this possibility before maklngan arrest. Regarding determining who Is or is not drunk, we see three possibilities. We can spend millions to supply our law officers with medical testing equipment, allow the test to continue as evidence In cases Involving alcohol, or eliminate the test, und suffer the consequences on our streets and highways, Until a better solution Is found, we urge our courts to give our law officers the right to conduct field sobriety tests, und use the results in court. LETTER T h a n k s fo r c o v e ra g e We appreciate so much Murk llurrls' tulent In photography as displayed In last Friday's Sunfonl llcrultl of the Last Supper token at First Pre­ sbyterian. Exquisite! Also, thank you for using such a "low profile" so as not to disturb the Inspirational beauty o f the Thursday service. Donnie Schumacher First Presbyterian Church Sanford B e rry 's W o rld ... SO t? £M £fA B £R ALL YOU P IK T 5 A 6 S M d S L E A Z E B A L L S O U T THERE, AS y o u r . At t o r n e y s , w e W il l m a k e y o u II4TO V IC T IM S . J U S T CALL 1- 8 0 0 ... W e m ust strengthen the fam ily unit — ?' The waning moments of this century has made us cognizant of the special problems facing fnmtllcs. Flic biblical definition o f u family..."Foi Mils reason a man will leave his father and mother und he Joined to his wife, and the two will be one flesh," Is being lost in the myrlnd of family constellations that are not founded upon marriage. Children of one couple living together wllh their parents and siblings are declining. The myriad of familial relationships nr easual rela­ tionships that children are subjected to makes childhood a difficult time. Children nre not Itorn civilized, and childhood. In any culture. Is the lime for facilitating children's development Into responsible citizens. Family relationships provide the Initial arena for children Interacting and acquiring behavioral repctolres. Children ure great Imitators and nllrn appear perceptive beyond their years, We compare Ihcm to s|>ongcs "soaking up every­ thing." Children learn to value themselves and others as u reflection of the values transmitted tn them In feeling, by tliclr caregivers. Conse­ quently. early relationships arc critical to a child's psycho social development. This Includes their self-concept, self-confidence and willing­ ness to explore the world around them. Another Unblltty to the family Is the great American quest for material ihisscshIoiih. We are constantly bombarded with ads suggesting I lint fechildren ll mt- .. I..l.t«i I■«4#%4I.I .1 «,11children 11-1u . (hey bring Into this n world,ttand S E M IN O L E O PIN IO N LURLENE SW EETING we will nol be completely happy unless wr iave a particular product. The pursuit of mater Ism has seen scores of mnrrlcd women, who really don't have to work, enter the labor force. There are also fathers who spend very little time with the family while showering the family wllh every conceivable material possession. The complexities n single parent faces In rearing children alone Is another dilemma. Meeting the challenges of parenthood without the support of nnother adult can Ik* fraught with one stressful occurrence after another. Just as the farmer tenderly cures for the crops he plants, parents must tuke responsibility for tenderly earing for tliclr children and teaching them right from wrong. The family Is the one tnsllUilton that Is responsible for the child or must be encouraged to obey their parents. The Ulble has Instructed us thusly, "Children, obey your parents In the Lord, for It Is right. Honor your father mid mother,..so that It may be well with you and you mny live long on the earth." Acceptable standards of behavior should be clearly delineated and reinforced. Instead we seem to be drifting toward n more egocentric, self-indulgent society with few generalized standards that everyone observes. The outcome of a slandnrdlcss society Is anarchy. From Infancy the faintly Is the primary educational center for psychosocial develop­ ment. Multiple psychological studies have con­ firmed that Infants nnd children require the nurturlng nnd discipline of cnrcglvers. Family abdication of (heir responsibility to children Is difficult io overcome. Further defined family relationships dictate that patience and time nre expended training children for life's Journey. Successful athletics plan their training schedules nnd diligently pursue them, focusing upon their long term goals. Likewise, raising children should have the long-term goal o f facilitating their growth Into self-supporting law-abiding citizens. The high Incidence o f crime In our society with children participating In alarming numbers Is ntlrthutahle to the breakdown or non-existence of faintly units that teach standards of behavior to youth. JOSEPH SPEAR Simple essence of Whitewater Money: Touchiest moral matter BOSTON — Now we re getting down to the nitty-gritty. W e’re talking money. Moneylosing. Money-making. Money-grubbing. Dill nnd Hillary's money, money, money. When lids couple walked onto the national stage two years ago. they carried With them all the baggagr nf the I dribs from Its music to Its message. Th ere was her changc-thc-world com ­ mencement speech at Wellesley. There was Ids antl-Vlctnuin letter from Oxford, He hud held marijuana to his lips. She hud held onto her own name. Hillary became a surrogate for how we feel about the changing roles of women and Dill became a surrogate for how we feel about marriages that go hump In the nlgld. 1 never knew whether the first buby-boom couple to get to the Wldte House would open up the old wounds of the 1900s or hcul them. Did with ull the generational Issues they roused — sex. drugs and war — I forgot about the M word. I forged about Money. If the much unulyzed and mythologized Sixties Generation was anti unylhlug. It was antl-matcrtnllain. The worst insult that one college rudlcnl could sling nl another was (hut he had "Bold out." wllh all the Implications of ucosh register. Now ihc Clintons arc beng accused — and 1 use ihc word advisedly — of being Interested In money. The attention on Ihclr Income circa 1970 Is supposedly focused on whether they did anything legally or financially Improper. Dill the rap Is that It wus morally Improper for the do-good couple to go for the gold. Hillary's short, successful ride on the beef Ihut turned a 81.000 Blake Into u 8100,000 windfall has changed her from Saint Hillary lo Queen Mldus. The Wall Street Journal, which bus criticized her as a closet socialist, now gleefully trashes her as a closet capitalist. David Gcrgcn came hack from a meeting wllh Journalists — mot lly baby boomers themselves — reporting their questions: "H ow Is It she went out there nnd made all the money? Is she Just into money? Was she out there moneygrubbing*/" The Clintons In turn arc proving their membership In the Sixties by claiming virtue In the money they didn't moke. The president and hls men repeatedly talk about his modest governor's salary und her financial sacrifice lo serve the public weal. Well, for many In the Sixties, It was politically Incorrect to cure about money. The theme of "The Dig Chill" was the big sellout, or at least the big accommodation. The most scorned member o f the peer group was Ylpple-tumed Yuppie Jerry Rubin. As Sixties chronicler Todd Glllln says. "W e were political reformers, nol saints. When the greut upheaval (lutlcaed out, most of us resumed the careers that wc were on truck for. And the rest of our lives have been lived In a peculiar double consciousness. On the one hand you feel like a world changer. On I Inother hand, you're a family person, a home owner. You draw lines In complicated ways." The Clintons were not the only ones of their generation or ihclr persuasion to draw lines. They were nol the only ones to he deeply critical of the Reagan years while adding comfortably to their own hank accounts. Dill as Glllln says ruefully, "those who claim ed that they wanted to change the world are held up lo a h i g h e r m orn l s ta n d a r d than others." T h e r e m ay be something of a dou­ ble standurd ns well In Ihc Judging o f Hillary Clinton. As th e U n iv e rs ity o f M a s s a c h u s e tts ' R u lph W h ite h e a d ® Bill and says, "Our model of a H illary's m oney, publlc-spIrltcd m oney, m oney, j w om an Is M other Teresa and our model of u publlc-spIrltcd man Is Lee lueocca.” But even today many men and women who want to do well while doing good or nt least not had find models In u Den and Jerry muklng Ice cream In Vermont or a Tom muklng toothpaste In Mulne. They search for a "soclnlly re­ sponsible Investment" or a "green company" that also turns a nice profit. And they find the tension between finances und vnlups n real one. It Is the curse o f the Sixties generation to he continually Judged by whul they said und believed at 19 or 20 years old. It's also the challenge that makes them look over tliclr own shoulders und worry ubout the compromises life presents. Which ones do you inukc? Which ones do you reject? If the Clintons made money on beef 15 years ago, It wasn't a character flaw. Muklng a profit doesn't make a hypocrite. The trouble with the '80s wasn't that a Michael Milken mude a fortune, but that he did so white wrecking other lives. The Clintons have often tried to straddle the fault lines o f their generation. Smoking without inhaling. Draft avoiding without evading. Pragmatism with Idealism. Now the fault line Is the bottom line. Sex, drugs, war. That was the easy stuff. It's money (hat remains Ihc touchiest moral mailer long after the Age of Aquarius. So, we are llnally gelling down tu the uuh of this Whllewulrr thing. I think, and the essence of It is I Ills: 1) Dill und Hillary Clinton did a lot o f very Republican things In their reckless youth that they are now ashamed of. Tliry associated with a high living SAL owner and tried to make a bundle In real estate. Hillary once duhhled In the commodities market und made a lidv sum ol money doing II. She Is so embarrassed about It and so Intent on keeping scerel tier dark past as a speculator Ihut she gives die Impression dial she and her husband ure furllvc thieves with much in hide. 2) The Republicans are still sm oldering nvpr Dill C'lnlon's dls purageiucnl ol tiiyli Golden Eighties as t decade of greed aur th ey are la ten t of h u m 111a 11 ii g a n c humbling him and II they can drive him out of Iowa In so doing. s< much the better. H i l l a r y ’ s e h u g rlr about hrr success If ( B i l l and Hillary playing the ftnancla Clinton did a lot markets Is easy to uti ol very derstand, because Ii Repub lican gives (hr lie lo bet things In their other persona as otu ro ck le ss youth who cares aplenty fot that they are people and naught fot now asham ed profit. How can you ol. J c o n t in u e c h a n t in g things like 'Thrnughoul I lx- 1980s we hturd loo much ubout Individual gain, about the ethos of selfishness and greed" after everyone knows you made n killing In commodities? James McDougal. the Clintons' old SAL pal. says the entire controversy swivels oti (he W hite Houhc' b attempts to protect Hillary's linage. "I'v e said from the shirt that this whole tiling Is about Hillary getting embarrassed," he told USA Today. It would explain a lot: the Clinton's sluhlxirn refusal until recently to release their lax returns for 1978-1979, the period ol Hillary's wheeling und dealing; Ihc resistance to congressional hearings; the Insistence on a grand jury subpoena that would keep Ihclr documents under wraps before they would turn (hem over to the Independent counsel. OK. so now the awful truth Is out: Hillary likes money. Site tried but fulk-d to make a fortune tn a real estate venture. With the help of n personal friend, a lawyer who also happened to have a client named Tyson Foods (the Republicans ore having fun making an Alp out o f that anthill), she gut Into cattle futures and turned a thousand bucks Into a hundred thousand. Docs that perfectly legal activity bother you? I rather admire her pmwess, and I'd have thought Ihc capitalists would too. But no. In tlidr pursuit of revenge und lust for blood, they arc trying to make the Clintons Into robber barons - a species of humunklnd, Incidentally, with whom many of them nre Intimately familiar. Leading Ihc charge is Rep. Jim Lcuch, R-lnwa, a heretofore reasonable and mrxlcrute man who has metamorphosed Into a sanctimonious shader nf irulh. The bee In LcucIi ' b DVDs dearly bus to do with the Clinton's (rushing of the '80s und the defeat o f hls old pul George Bush. On March 24, he took the House floor to blister the president ns an arrogant hypocrite with a ‘character deficit," nnd he proceeded to lay out a scenario of Improprieties and covcrups In the Whitewater affair that, upon close examination, has more holes Hum a willow ut a wood pec kc r con veil tIon. Some of the comments of Clinton's critics arc so outrageously exaggerated that they border on the surreal. Whitewater Is “ a picture o f MUkcnesquc economic entangle­ ments In microcosm." Leach told the Wash­ ington Times two months ago. What has that man been Imbibing? Michael Milken pulled off Junk bond deals that netted him half a billion dollars a year. �Sanlord Horald. Sanlord, Florida - Sunday. April 10, 1994 - SA B last-------- Graffiti------ Continued from Page I A Middle School, Lakevlew Middle School and Greenwood Lakes Middle School to help tench students about raising their self-esteem. Paul Quffy wlto provided the music at the Youth (Hast will also be performing throughout the week at the church. "T h is Is so cool," said Joseph Devlin of Deltona who came with one o f Ills friends to the (Hast. "I'm not a Christian or nothing, hut I think this Is a pretty cool thing that they let us come out here and hnvc a good time. I could handle this klnda church stufT. It's not bad." Hrock said tliat Is the kind of young person they were hoping to attract. "W e'll bring nnyonc In here to see whut we are doing," he said, Marcl Dennis, who says she Is more than 05 and “ blasted way out o f her youth" was eating lunch In Port Mellon Park and watching the goings on In the park "because It's a nice day" and she likes srelng what goes on In town. "Hut this Is something else. All these young people here playing i nice and clean." she said. "It gives me hope Dial the society I s n ' t g o i n g t o h e l l In a i handbasket." Hrock said that alxnit 15 youth i groups from churches all over central Florida were In alien* .- dunce ut the Youth Hlust and | y o u n g p e o p l e f r o m the | neighborhood ventured In to Photo by ( d»»id Woll# Chad Sullon enjoys lomporary use ol Somlnole County Deputy Kevin Mahanko's motorcyclo at the Youth Blast Saturday take part. “ This Is a great turnout," Hrock said. Jesse Friend said she doesn't go to nny church, but she likes to lake part In the annual revival. "T h e s e people are pretty neat." she said. "T h ey make me feel great and lltcy are so neat." Pancake Day committee, the fundrulser Is expected to raise about $10,(XX) this year. Last year's event brought In $9,000 for charity. "And we think we can do even better than that tills year." Gunter mild. In addition to the food, there was u bargain bazaar, u bake sale and a plant sale. Hut. the big draw for many people was the produce Mile. "Good deals and great sttill." Mild James DeLeon ol Sanford who was buying four heads of lettuce and a bag full ol corn. "W e don't give a whistle utmiit the pancakes, but the veggies are ihc best. And. hey. It's lor kids." Young people Irom the Saillord area, some ol whom lire Involvcd with groups that are the beneficiaries of some of the Pancake Day proceeds enter­ tained the diners and shoppers The Girls' Chorus Irom the Continued from Page 1A stands lor the "Sons of Victory" the Joining forces of groups such as the Ku Klux Klan members. Skin Heads and White Suprema­ cists groups allegedly for the start o f a revolution In 1995. according to Clcvc Heed, director of TCKP for Grove Counseling, a program targetin g troubled youths. One Central Florida police detective, who asked not to be Identified, said there Is n m ov­ ement for rlghl wing w hile supremacist groups to unite. "I haven't heard a name for the group, yet." he commented. laical police arc still trying to Identify what tlx- graffiti means. It began appearing In the Sanford-Lake Mary area In the Iasi tw o weeks. Pictures o f the drawings were pissed around lo policem en attending a gang suprcsslon meeting Thursday but no one could Identify Its origin. ' ' I ' v e co n ta c te d Kent S h o w a lte r ." Sanford P o lice Communder Dennis Whitmire said, "H e's In charge o f In­ telligence and gang suprcsslon for the sheriff's office. They don’t know what It means." Whitmire suld he ulso con­ tacted Lake Miry Police Chid Klchard Henry about similar symbols painted In Lake Mary. "It's painted on some of the street signs and stop signs In Lake Mary, but Is- doesn't know what It means." Monday a caller Irom Orlando “ I'd be Interested In bearing suggested the SV could stand for Sid Vicious, n member o f the late any t h e o r ie s ," In ve stig a to r Showalter commented, Thurs­ 1970's British punk rock group, the Sex Pistols, who tiled or a day. "because I really don't have drug overdose. much ofanytlilng." " lie bad seen Ihc words Sid At tills point. Showalter said Vicious Lives, on T-shirts. There he does not believe the graffiti Is are supposed to be a hunch of associated with a gang. shirts out saying Sid Lives." "I. myself personally, don't Whitmire said. "Someone else even know If It is associated with called and suggested It stands u gang." the Investigator com ­ for a clothing line named Sergio mented. "It may lie an Individu­ Valenti. I hardly llilnk kids arc al or a group of Individuals who going uround (ailntlng Sergio are doing ull this damage but not Valcnll clothing symbols on necessarily be gang related. I walls." don't know. I [rally don’t have Vicious, whose real name Is anything right now other than I listed as John Simon Rltchlc or know It's happening all over the John Beverly In rock references, north end o f the county. Sanford was Ixirn Mav ID. 1957 and died and Luke Mary, primarily and Feb. 2. 1979. Vicious wns ar­ thut's about It.*' He added the rested In O ctolrr 1978 for Ihc gr af f l t l on the e x p re s s w a y s t a b b i n g m u r d e r o f h i s overpass says "new world order girlfriend. Nancy Spungcn. He anclKKK." was awaiting inal when he was Capt. Sam Hclflore o f Luke found dead In a New York Clly Mary Police Department suld. apartment. The couple were the "W e haven't figured out what It subject of a 1980 movie, "Sid Is yet. 1 don't llilnk we have any a rut Nancy." (graffiti) on the east side o f town. Whitmire said Hie symbols There Is some In Ihc area neur ha v e been pain ted on the the high school, not the high txiardrd up lliratcr at Sanford s c h o o l Itself." The sign at a newly opened restaurant on P Ia z a . o n a G ree nway Expressway overpass, and on Lake Emma Road was also lI k* restroom at Lee P. Moore l>alntcd with the symbol. Park. A late model ear parked "Nobody knows what tltr V S near the Sanlord marina was Is." Helflore said. "I'm not sure If vandalized with the SV symlml Its Just somebody's Initials and and Its windows broken ubout a they went out und had a party week ago. A computer and purse and Just palntrd everything. I'm not sure anybody knows right lit the vehicle were not taken. Whitmire said school resource now." An Investigation Into the van­ officers are asking students If dalism Is continuing. llii-v can Identify the symbol. Midway Hoys and Girls Club p e rfo rm ed s e v e ra l m u sical selections. John Williams Ming and danced. Danny Kudcll sang, the Sanlord Middle School Juzz Hand performed and the School of Dance showed olf their fancy footwork. Sanlord radio station WTHK did a remote broadcast from the event. "I heard them talking ubout It on the radio and I could almost taste the pancakes." David De- ii Ismou !Pancake----Continued from Page 1A each year. No longer Is It just pancakes, sausage and syrup. There Is entertainm ent and bargains, fresh produce and auction ex­ citement Delvu Myers of Deltonu said she has been coming to the event since she moved lo the Sanford area nearly twenty years ago. "I used to have friends over here and we always made It a point to come get good pancakes for u good cause," she said. "Th ey've all passed on, but I keep coming. And It bus Just gotten so big, I don't know where to start first, but I defi­ nitely have to have aome of those pancakes." pie- aroma of pancakes and I i sizzling sausage patties takes you by the nose before you even enter the civic center unit leads you toward the serving line w here vo lu n teers ure busy cooking the "breukfust." Hut. pancakes aren't Just for breakfast on this day. " I Intend to have 'em for breakfast, lunch and dinner to­ I d a y ." said Ted Llnstrom of Sanford who heard ubout the event last week and didn't have pancakes all week In order to be able to eul three mculs of the sweets on Saturduy. According to Jim Gunter, past president of the Klwanls Club of Sanford and chairman of the Sanford Commission agenda By NICK P P IIP A U P Horald Stall Writer SANFORD — Th# Sanford City Com m illion «rill hold M work u n io n and regular mooting Monday A% of loto thit post wook. tho following irtmt *oro ftttod on tho ogondo for tho work tottIon • Proiontation - Sanford Main Stroot rogording bodgot roguoit • Olicutilon — Ono Harbour Plata loot# • OlKuttlon — Petition for city In ttallahon of privacy fonco bomcodo ol MeKlbfeln Pork • OlKuttlon — U turn* Into parking tpacaton Flrtt Street • OlKuttlon - Public Work* end Utility Mutual Aid egreemenf for reciprocal emergency eld end attlttanca • OlKuttlon - Rtouetl from Mid F lor ide Home Bulidert Attn for *eiver ot ttgn regulations for Spring Perede of Hornet • OlKuttlon — Cloture of Seminole Oouleverd between Sanford Avenue and Sen Juan Avenue, along Fort Mellon Park • OlKuttlon — Regular agenda items and other Items The work session Is scheduled to begin al S p m , in the City Manager’s conference room, 2nd floor. Sanford City flail At of late this past week, the following Items were listed on the agenda for the regular commission meeting • Ordinance - 2nd reading Closing vacating and abandoning a port*on ot « north south alley befgween f rench Avenue and Laurel Avenue, and between W 21th Street and Bayard Street WCB Pro pertiei'Waigreem. petitioners • Ordinance — 2ni reading — Closing vacating and abandoning a north south alley between Maple Avenue and French Avanue. and between W First Street end W Second Street Me Donald t Corpora lion, petitioner • Ordinance 2nd reading Anneung a portion of property lying between 0<d lak e Mary Road and th# S tL Railroad right of way and between W 21th Street and Airport Boulevard Bettye 0 Smith, petitioner • Ordinance — 2nd reading - cessation ot operation of non conforming adult entertainment establishments • Consideration Florida Department of Trantporteflon Utility Relocation agreement and city resolution • Consideration — Waterfront planning Items — Contracts with Anderson and Associates and University of Florida Architecture Studto • Consideration — Waiver ol sign re quest for Mid Florida Home Builders Assoc SPnng Parade of Homes • Consideration — Public WOrks and Utility Mutual Aid Agreement for recipro cal emergency aid and assistance • Condemnations — Status report and requests tor time extensions • Ordinance — 1st reading — Annei a portion ot property between Fern Drlyf and Rose Orlve. and between Palmway and Sanford Avenue Randall W Flake and John Edgar Perry, petitioners eOrdmence — 1st reeding — Annea a portion of property between S R 44 and St John's Parkway, and between Towne Center Dlvd and Rinehart Road Harold 0 Harfsock trustee owner • Ordinance — 1st reading Ammand •ng effective date of ordinance ) w Small Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment • Recommendations from Planning and Zoning Commission • Board appointmanft re appo.ntmenfs • Consent Agenda Tabulation of bids • Payment of Invoices The regular city commission meeting will begin at f p m . Monday, April It. in the commission chambers of Sanford City Hail. WON Park Avenue DEATHS i i( i l• ED W ARD JAMES BRENNEN Edward James Brcnnen. Hi. Colburn Drive. DeBary. died Friday. April B, 1994, ut Ills home. i i Horn In Brooklyn. NY on i March 11. 1913. be was a retired i l i l i I ! ; I | i real estate salesman, lie moved to central Florida In 193H. He was a Catholic. Survivors Include Ills brothers Honald Jr of Wclrsdalc, Fla.. .James F. o f New York and Robert T. of Mincolu. NY; Ills sister Kllu Sullivan o f Long Island and Ills step daughter Elaine Francis of Brooklyn. W IL L IE M AE JONES Willie Mac Jones, 77. South­ w est H oad, S a n fo r d , di e d Wednesday. April 0. 1994 at her borne. Horn In Thomusvlllc, Gu. on Feb. 10. 1917. site was u home­ maker who moved lo central Florldu In 1945. She was u m em b er of C le a r w a te r Missionary Huptlst Church. She also belonged to Sweet Harmony *388. Order of Easter Star. Survivors Include her sisters IuhiIsc Corbitt of Daytona Beach !I and Mary Lee Harris ot Palatku; i her stepsons James and Hobby, both of Oxford. Ga.; her step­ daughters Addle Lee Matthews o f Detroit and Evelyn Price of Atlantu. i Wllson-Elebelbcrger Mortuary. Inc., Sanford, In charge of the arrangements. ED W ARD JOSEPH K A P L C N Edward Joseph Kuplon, 66, Erica Way, Winter Springs, died Wednesday. April 6, 1994 ut Ills home. Horn In Granger. Ind. on Jun. 23. 1928. he was u computer technician who moved to central Florida III 1985. He was a member of Ihc Church of the Nativity In Luke Mary and was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors Include Iris wife Angle; Ills sons Joseph of Orland Park. III.. William of Winter Springs and Dan of Palatine, 111.; Ills dnughtcr Linda Kennedy of Carol Stream. III.; Ills sisters Jennie Horst of Mercer Island. W a s h . . W a n d a Ge I s t of M ishawaka, Ind. and Ju lia Hanson of Sacramento, Calif.: nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Gullies Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Longwood, In charge of the arrange­ ments. W ILB E R T W IL L IA M 8ELZER Wilbert William Sclzer. 83. Lamplighter Hoad. Altamonte Springs, died Thursday, April 7. 1994 at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Ikirn Oct. 4. 1910 In Berea. Ohio, he was u retired director of marketing for Florida Gas Com­ pany. He moved to central Flor­ ldu In 1948. lie was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Mury. He was also a member of the Amcrlcun Gas Association, a life member of the Orlando Elks Lodge 1079, the Hlo I’ lnar Golf Club. AAKP. lie was the chairman of the first Mrs. America beauty pageant and u member of the Columbia Gus Retirement Association. Survivors Include bis wife Elma, bis sister Alice C. EfTcrth o f Rocky River, Ohio, four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Ucacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Orlando, In charge of the arrangements. GORDON DOUGLAS SPENCE Gordon Douglas Spence. 57. Chelsea Road. Long wood, died Friday. April 8. 1994 at Ills home. Horn In Rochester. NY on March 21. 1937. lie was a sa tclltc m anager for L cvltz Fur ni t ur e C o rp o ra tio n , lie moved lo central Florida In 1978. He attended llit* Cathedral of St. Luke (Episcopal) In Or­ lando. lie served In the U.S. Navy. He was a member of the Loyal Order ol Moose Lodge 0766 of Orlando and (he Winter Park Elks Lodge 1830. Survivors Include Ills wife Jail; Ills daughters Jana of Atlanta and Lanl of Wittier Haven: Ills of Lake Mary said. "I figured, what the hell. I don't have anything else to do. so I came down." Organizers said that at least (w o hundred people passed through the doors to eat In the llrst half hour " C u n 't a rg u e wi t h those numbers," said Gunter with a Binlle. "I'm sure we'll do real well this year." He said the final figures won't be nvullahle for several weeks, but he's sure the children of Sanford will benefit gicntly. C rash -------Continued from Page 1A North Alabama and lie played lor Clnelmuill until 1991. He also played briefly for the Green Hay Packers. He bad faced k-gal troubles In rcer.tt years. He was named in a lawsuit by a Seattle woman who c la im e d she w as s e x u a lly uipaiiihcd by numerous mem* tiers of the Hcnguls. He faced charges In Seminole County after a woman accused him and a companion of drug­ ging her drink and videotaping sex wiib her In Ills Alaipta home, lie allegedly tried lo blackmail (lie woman with Hie lape. HHIups pleaded g ul l l v III M a r c h 1993 in m a k i n g threatening phone calls to pro basketball player Rex Chapman In a dispute over Chapman's sister, who bad (kited Billups. He was sentenced to a year In prison. Police said a ear In front of Billups’ Corvette changed lanes to exit Hie Interstate, but Billups was driving al alxml 100 mph al the time of tile accident. T h e d r i v e r o f t hat e a r . 20-year-old Martsol Soto of Or­ lando. slopped to tell police about the crash. She will face no charges. The two passengers died after they were thrown from the Corvette, which hit a signpost and then u guardrail thut Im­ paled the car, Stacey said. "It was uwcMimc wreckage. Hu- wuy the guardrail Impaled the ear," Stacey said. "Billups was ejected and died from Inju­ ries sustained In the accident. Stacey said It was not known whether alcohol or drugs were In vo lved In Hie crash. but autopsies are planned. 1 ° ° vou need V i B r a V O U R O .E .D .7 Ono-On Ono Learning Environment STA LEARNING CENTER P .0 . Box 320. Sanlord. FL 32772-0321 fa Com»M» Irternunon (407) 324-1350 or 323-8731 stepdaughters Dawn Groskopf of Pittsburgh and Lisa McKIbbcn ol S a ra to g a S p rin g s . 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IH5M) F u n r a e m r a k l o H w o Locally Owned and Operated Sine BOO R. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 322-3213 m e �OA - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, April 10, 1994 School scenes Will seniors have to skip Skip Day? IN BRIEF Academic team to compete Harnett Hank will award college scholarships to 54 high school students during the Harnett Hank Academic Competi­ tion for Excellence (ACE) to be held April 28-30 at Walt Disney World, Seminole County's team, coached by Charles Coursey from Lake Mary High, has been practicing for the event for weeks and has plans to win scholarships, Coursey said. Bovine, BBQ and Boogie Blast l.yman High School's athletic booster club will sponsor the (list Hovtnc. Barbecue and Uooglc Blast on Saturday. April 10. The event will take place from 5 to 10 p.m. The boosters are selling six foot square plots of land on the Greyhound football field for $10 each. A cow will be released on the field and allowed to leave a "cow chip" on the spot of his own choosing on the field. The owner of the spot where the chip lands will win $1,000 In cash. Red. Hot und Blue Barbecue will provide dinner nt 5:30 p.m. The Boogie Blast dance will follow that. For tickets and more Information, coll dean Hovcy nt 327-0633 or Tom Lawrence nt 831 -5000. ,11UlW pU tU J u»x •Ml,.fP Jat»*3 • IIH T ,(I ..PIX Bo r n Em m a n ue I ('.oldenberg in Bucharest In 1803, Edward G. Robinson studied nt the American Academy o f Dramatic Art on a scholarship. He was an avid art col­ lector and when Ills collec­ tion was sold In 1050 to cover a divorce settlement. It raised $3.5 million. 1n w h i c h m o v i e di d _i ' 11 ii|iw * * ^ •MX..!* Edward G. Robinson: a) piny poker against Steve McQueen? h) star opposite Bogart and Bacall In In a Florida hurricane? c) e x i t on the line "Mother of God...Is (his the end of Rico"? d) get his liands on n golden calf In a Cecil B. DeMlllecpIc? ii l l T Pi*’ 'A 1 v\ it r— Just Have Fun With It. : t\ fA : 1 ' SA N FO R D A grou p o f Lnkevlcw Middle School stu­ dents. who call themselves Posi­ tive Influence, are award winn­ ing rappers In the "Rap Against Drugs." The students were recently honored by O rlan do M ayor Glenda Boor! nnd members of the Orlando Magic basketball team. The rappers are presenting n message to their audiences en­ couraging them to stay in school und to keep away from drugs nnd violent behavior. In a Inter from Hood, the students' "hard work bus had a strong Impact In the on going battle against drugs und vio­ lence." The Lakevlcw rappers urr continuing on In their competi­ tions und they are continuing to spread lltrlr message of drug " taw* ,**• V MV» UHjt Ub*1 or*" >“ "* »«■ Send your writing or art to us and we'll publish it in the Sanford Herald. | W * n \\ — GET IT TO: SANFORD HERALD 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 _ *> _ - ^ ........ i \ \ • Seminole High School □Sem inole High's delegates lo Boys' Stale, held curb summer lit Tallahassee will be Robert Smith, sun of Gerald and Alice Smith und Ryan Hull, son of Peter Hall. T h e altcrnulcs arc Robert llutt. son of Lurry and Linda Hutt and Robert Ross, son of Terl Knott. lk>ys' Slate Is sponsored by the American Legion. □ T h e Seminole High chapter C S iC T - l\ Seminole County School Board J$lm « Dlllm sn means they don't ctmte to school on the day liir rxnm Is given. So If a student has n perfect record of nttcndnnrr then their bcIiooI year Is over thin* days earlier that scheduled. Groovy, huh? Who wnuldu'1 want llial? Now you ran sec the seniors dilemma Settlor Skip Day has Item a tradition for years on end and e v e r y underclassm an looks forward to their senior yrar when they ran participate in the ritual. Sonic day this will be for those who have to give up their day-o-resl to make sure Kiev qualify forcxemptlon. Do you think it's fair? I mean lor four straight years we've worked liurd and pvt up with the everyday stress of high school life, plus s|K)rls, nfler school clubs, and part-time Jobs. When we finally arrive to Hie day when we're scheduled n test we hnvc to make the decision to do or die. Some teachers believe that we should he given the day ofT. Wi t h o u t n a m i n g n a m es, they’ve said that ns long as the student has worked hard the time should l>c grunted. (Who’s gone through school without working hard?) That’s what all the seniors hnvc been saying. Ollier teachers say that when they were In high school there wasn't such a big deal made over their missed day. So. we ask, why Is there a big deal mndc over ours? Jitm t Dillmjn, • wnlor at Somlnolt High School, will h«»» to work hard through Itw •nd ol th# y . i r It ih* want* to Iklp har final •••mi Rapping up more success By V IC K I D eSO R M IIR Herald Staff Writer___________________ TOP CULTURE™ by Steve McC.arry u io j As a senior lit high school you figure that if you've survived four years so far you should gel some kind of break, right? Nope. This past Friday lhe class of *1)4 designated their own Scior Skip Day. A time for this year's gradttales (o sleep In. go In the bench, or Just gel an early sinrt on their weekend. Hut those of us who leel we're entitled to this break have to face reclevtng an unex­ cused absence from attendance nnd thus blow our chance ul getting out of our cxnms. Need I expnlrT* O.K. If n student doesn't have any uticxcuscd absences then they d o n ' t hn v c t o t a k e t h e i r semcinstcr exam which also R R ushing to defend L im b a u g h ’s view s Sally M ilcholl, L at re 11 Kino, Jametla Mitchell and Kirn Rood were congralulatod by Penny Hardaway of the Orlando Magic By DAVID NOEL Special lo tho Herald Why do so many closed minded people Insist on crit­ icizing Rus h L l i n t mu g h without ever listening to or watt lilng Ids show? I ll tell you why. Because they object lo his views and leel llirealrnrd by his Ini tiieusc popularity of the National Honor Society Rus h L i n t h a u g h , c o n ­ lapped the following students servative talk show host best Into their giuup at a recent selling author of 77ic lVny i.vw iupny: Denise Alves. Jeremy /'/dugs Ought To Hr und See. Anderson. RWBei't HtUdshriw.' 11 f Tbltl Ton So nnd champion , O scar .Cnn'rtViYFiSVtri. 'JdtrtiuU ‘rtf "I he Artterlean Way. lias Doyle, Erica biifllmduck. Karen become extremely popular In E n g la n d . Slefrthy G ro o v er middle class America. llass.ni llulilhl and Catherine His unique brand of humor, Hawkins. sarcasm, wli and political commentary is served no lo As well as Althea I Inliliard. millions of hungry llsicncis G abriel Justus. Vera June every afternoon on Ills radio M a t t h e w K u c h a t . M it hal e piogrom heard here in cen­ Magrtcr. David Mot ace. Jalttiee tral Florida on AM 580 from I N ich o ls. C h ristin a Shtvle\ to -I p.m. Stephen Sperry. Xiiong Vong. Even its Llmhuugh.s popu­ Hronk Wagner. Jell Whitaker. latin' continues on Its mctoric Angel a Whl ggi us. ( liii-.u n.i rise, many In the mainstream Wlllair and Denise Zcleiiak. m edia refuse to abandon Ihcur relentless cffoist lo dis­ The National Honor Society credit and destroy the sellhonors students for their urn professed "h a rm les s fuzz demlc accomplishments bull." free nnd violence free living. "Th ey are even In enmpelllton for some recording contracts with Motown Records and things like that," said Lakeview pi in elpal Jim Shape • Lake Howell I llgli School Amy Ellen Rutter, daughter ol Miriam and Jim Thomas of Winter Springs, won a $2,000 Bright Futures scholarship from Hie Kimberly-Clark Foundation. She is n settlor al Lake Howell High School. The scholarship is an academ­ ic grant given to the sons and daughters o f Kim berly-Clark employees. T h e source of these scathing attacks and tired. Illogical charges of bigotry and In sen sitivity Is Lintbough's mill-liberal philoso­ phy. Ills views are not politi­ cally correct (l.c. he does not support gay rights, gun con­ trol. abortion on demand, clemency for convicted killers or it host of other mainstream liberal beliefs). As a result his views arc dismissed as "Incorrect" or. In extreme e a s e s , us “ threats lo democracy." Junior Eric Hartinnn sold. "People should listen to Rush before they label bom ns a racist or bigot." Keep an open mind. R u nit L I lit h a u g h It a s become a beacon of truth to m illions of good, honest, hard working Americans lost amidst a murky sea of liberal propaganda: n guardian of old fashioned (and. unfortunately, ou l-af-style) moral i ty und virtue. Llmbaugh Is the voice of the people and n true American hero. David N « l It • f»pofl«r lor Th# Rtm Ih» L«ko M iry High School llodonl rwwtpopvr TALK ABOUT BEING LOHOWINDED. IN JULY '8 2 THE LONGEST CONTINUOUS RADIO BROADCAST WAS AIRED WHEN RADIO TElEFlS EIRANN TRANSMIT­ TED AN UNEDITED READINO OF IHYSS[$ BY JAMES JOYCE FOR 2 9 HOURS, 38 MINUTES AND 4 7 SECONDS. Seen at school. Having a ball W hat’s for lunch? Monday, Apdl 11,1B94 Charbrolla Oven Fries Peaches Lettuco and Tomato Cup or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Tuesday, April 12,1994 Pork Chopollo Corn Roll Rico and Blackeye Peas Canoberry Crisp or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Wednasday, April 13,1994 Spaghetti with meat sauce Garlic Bread Green Beans FrultTray or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Thursday, April 14,1994 Nachos, Chill and Choeso Broccoli Rolls Blushing Pears or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Friday, AprIMS, 1994 Pizza PotaloTola Fresh Frull or Chef’s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk T h o ju n io r v a r s it y g ir ls basketball team of All Souls C a th o lic Church, Sanford, atom pod Good S h e p h e rd Catholic School, 24-12, during a heated competition In the Bishop Moore High School Hornet's Neal. Lucy Gonzalez drlbblos to (he basket and wardB olf a defenslvo attempt by Good Shepherd to score two more points for tho loam, as coach Marty Holloran, In tho foreground, choors on his loam. Following the junior varsity victor, the varsity team also wont on to win 18-16 against Good Shephard. Haiald Photo by Kalloy MUchoM �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 10. 1994 - 7A Health/Fitness IN BRIEF Men’s Health Forum planned SANFORD — Central Florida Regional Hospital and Central Florida Urology Associates are presenting Men's Health Forum, a free series devoted to answering questions about men's health issues. The next eluss will be held on Tuesday. April 12, front 7-8:30 p.m. In the hospital's elasriroorn. Urologists Michael Friedman. M.D., and Charles Witten, M.D.. will discuss Issues focusing on men's health. The class Is free and no reservations required. Refreshments will be served. Tennis test to benefit Hospice Icnnls players, from beginners to champions, will compete on Saturday. April 10. and Sunday. April 17, during the Greater Orlando Charily Tennis Festival, a benefit for Hospice o f Central Florida. This mixed-doubles tnumument will lake place al the Orlando Tennis Center. Heathrow Rncquet Club, Winter Park Tennis Center, and Orlando Fllness A Racourt Club. The tnurnnmcni offers five divisions: The Open Division features Central Florida's best players, Including pros and top college players. Al the other end of the scale, the Fun Fun Dlvison Is for beginners and anyone who has the energy to chase down a hall and have some fun while supporting a good cause. Players and their guests are Invited to a party and auction on Saturdav night. The haste entry fee Is $20; however, larger contributions to Hospice of Central Florida are welcomed, F'or llrkets and Information, call Terry Knox. Hospice of Central Florida, at 875 (X)28 exl -138. Having a baby: What to expect months of pregnancy, the uterus starts to contract in preparation From the moment a woman for birth, and Braxton Hicks' learns she Is pregnant, she can't contractions may be mistaken help but think about holding her for the start of labor. However, child for the first time and about when contractions become pro­ gressively more painful, regular, what kind of parent she will be. A lso, there Is the actual and at shorter Intervals, labor thought of labor and delivery, has probably started. Two other events may also which may tend to be frighten­ ing. especially If she hasn't given happen. The mucous plug that btrth before. But If a woman has blocked the cervical canal receives the proper prenatal care d u r i n g p re g n a n c y m ay be and has an open line o f com­ expelled os a bloody discharge. munication with her doctor, the This Is called a "show " and fears and anxiety o f her pre­ means that the cervix la begin­ gnancy and delivery can be ning to stretch. Rupture o f the membranes elimlated and allow this to be one of the most Joyous times In surrounding the amnlotlc fluid In which the baby floats may her life. Throughout the stages o f labor occur at any time up to delivery. and delivery, different women The leakage of amnlotlc fluid, will have different experiences. called "breaking of the waters," Nevertheless, the main concern varies from woman to woman. It of the obstetrician Is to be sure may be a small trickle of fluid, or that there Is never any danger to It may be a sudden gush. Labor Is divided Into several the mother or the unborn child. It Is sometimes difficult to stages that arc defined as (hough determine when labor actually they arc distinct, but which. In begins. During the last three reality, can blend Into one ■ y J O W . » W M T , M.P.________ another. The latent phase Is a time o f Irregular contractions, when the cervix thins out and may dilate very gradually. This stage can last many hours. The active phase of labor begins with rapid dilation of the cervix and ends with full dila­ tion. Physicians use Intravenous medications as well as epidural anesthetics. If desired by the patient, which can make this phase much less uncomfortable or even painless. When the cervix has opened to approximately 10 centimeters, the head of the baby slowly begins to emerge. The perineal tissues are stretched very thin and an cplslolomy Is then only performed. If necessary, to pre­ vent the tissues from tcnrlng. The physician assists by gently rotating the baby as It Is being delivered. After the delivery, the umbilical cord Is clumped and cut. The third stage of Inbor Is expulsion o f the placenta, or afterbirth, usually within three to 10 mimics after delivery of the baby. Any ncecssary tissue re­ pairs are then performed. In nddltlon to consulting with your physlclun. there are classes that assist expectant parents in prenatal care which Inlcude exercises for lulxir and delivery and caring for your new baby. Your physician should en­ courage expectanl mothers to express any concerns or quo. t l o n s t hat s he ma y hiu < throu ghou t her pregn an cy. When an expectant mother car. feel comfortable with her physi­ cian, her pregnancy can nnd should be a wonderful experi­ ence. Jon E $ w *tl. W O , It on o b ttd ri ctan/gyn«oiogul w as Advanced Womtn'% M ttllh Sp«cutll»1», «uh oIII c m al MO) Medical Plata Or . Unit 70/. Sanford. Ml E Altamonte Dr , Sulla IS. Allsmonte Spring) and IID Sanon Bi*d .CranoeClIy TSa health column It provided at a community u rv lca by Central Florida Re qional Hospital. Sanbrd Inquiriei may be dlrec lad to the hoipitrf Getting a healthy start Coalition plans ‘c o m i n g o u t ’ open house for c o m m u n i t y $30,000. A dm in istered by Th e Local Health Council of Fast Central Florida, by law. all providers of prenatal care. Including private providers, are required to screen pregnant women for Healthy Start. By KELLEY MITCHELL Horald Slalf Wrllor SANFORD — li Is an ucccplrd fuel lb.it early prenatal care cun prevent luliiut and lelal dcnlhs and many long trrin disabilities The Turning out' event (or the Seminole County Healthy Start C oalition. Inc . (SCHSCI will be an Open House on Friday, April 15, from 3:110 p in. to 5:30 p.m at the Seminole County Public Health Unit, on Airport Boulevard. The featured speaker will be l)r. Charles Mahan, the Slate Health Officer. Refreshments, prizes and guest appear­ ances from the Central Florida Zcxdoglcol Park will all be a part of the festivities. The SCHSC Is asking for u donation of an infant toy, layette item, or a monetary contribution to the Coalition. Toys, infant and maternity Items will be given out to Healthy Start molhers-to-lic and Infants by the case managers In 1001. Govcnor Clitics signed Into law the Healthy Start Initiative, the most comprehensive stutr maternal and Infant health care program In the country Locally, the Seminole County Healthy .Start Coalition (SCIISC) was established in April of 1093 to serve residents here The objectives of the coalition are to m i n i m i z e h a r r i e r s to cur e, as s ur e availability of services, develop a plan to The program is completely voluntary, therefore If u woman does not wish to be screened, sbr may sign a form stating so. If she chooses to be screened, she will be ussessed points according to various medi­ cal. social und economic factors that are associated with high-risk pregnancies. If she chooses to enroll In the program she will receive visitations by nurses In her home, all medical care through her physician and services based on a need assessment designation. meet needs, establish partnerships to better serve the community, to enhance com­ munication throughout the community, evaluate the use of resources, plan for services and avoid dupllcnllon. All ul­ timately to reach one goal — to ensure all pregnant women nnd InfantB have access to quality maternal and Infant health care. To he successful In achieving the goals and objectives set, the Coalition must ralne funds which arc required to receive stutr funds. These match funds can be In the form of In-kind contributions (printing, advertising, donation Items etc.) or money. The match for the SCHSC Is approximately Economically, this can add up to big, savings. It Is estimated that t l spent in| prenatal care can save at least $3 In short term hospital costs. One dollar Invested In evaluation, prevention and early Interven­ tion saves $10 In developmental delays und special education services. While the financial savings to the com­ munity are u strong argument for the support of the Healthy Start program, It Is the people II helps that arc the best testimony. The program Is for all pregnant women and Infants. AIDS can cause cancer directly say scientists By RICHARD C O LE Associated Pross Writer SAN FRANCISCO — Scientists already know Hint Infection with the AIDS virus cun lead to cancer by weakening me Im­ mune system. But a new „tudy suggests the virus causes cancer directly, by switching on enneer genes In the cells II Invades The finding could lend to heller treatment for bolli AIDS and cancer. Bui It also raises doubts about the safely of some forms of gene therapy nnd easts u cloud over scientists' goal of creating un AIDS vaccine. AIDS bus been associated with certain types of cancer. Includ­ ing lymphoma nnd Kaposi's sarcoma, that most researchers I m-II c v c take advantage of the weakening of ihr Immune sys­ tem. Hut In u study being relcuscd today, researchers at the Univer­ sity of California al San Fran­ cisco found that when the AIDS virus Inserts Its genetic material Into a cell's DNA, It can appar­ ently activate a nenrby cancercausing gene. That gene then starts up a less common variety of lymphoma. non-B-cell lymphoma, though the exact mechanism remains a mystery, Drs. Michael McGrath nnd Bruce Shlruinlzu said. Fitness Factor_______ ._____________________ Blacks, aerobics don’t always step to same beat By IRA DREYPUSE Associated Press Writer__________________________ WASHINGTON - Aerobics Is pulsing with more of u black accent these days. It's u development welcomed by some exercisers who believe the standard slyle of aerobic dance can be uncomfortably while. Music und dance ste|>s taken from Ihc black community arc becoming more popular In aerobics classes of ull races, suld Rich Hurt, music director o f Dynantlx, an aerobics music produc­ tion house In Bulllmorc. "Black music Is becoming not Just used by b la ck s." Hart said. " I t 's becom ing more mainstream." Dynamlx has been adding hip-hop und funk lo Its regulur cassettes und recently put out n tape that focuses on hip-hop. "Aerobics musk: Is very trendy," said F runclnc Seams, n black Illness activist in IDEA, an aerobics professionals organization. "Whatever music environment Is In the world, that's what they nre going to home In on." Nonetheless, blacks and whites may take different approaches to the same music and dances, suld Stephanie Carter, an aerobics Instructor In Washington. A case In point ts where to put the dance stepi emphasis In a standard musical count of one, two. three, four. "Black people have been comfortable with downbeat — counts of one und three," Curler suld. "White Instructors have to learn to teach on the downbeat, the bass beat, Instead of two and four, which would be the upbeat," {Hacks will still show up at a white Instructor's class, built may feel less rewarding, Carter said. " I f I'm a person who has a problem with my weight and 1 don't want to exercise, I want the class lo be fun." Carter said. The less fun It Is. the less likely Ihc participant will keep coming back, she said, Similarly, blacks may find u typical aerobics program too "regim ented" — boring and with little room for self-expression, Carter said. Aerobics organizations pay attention to style points such as this, although they may not gear routines specifically to blacks. Jazzerclsc has been using hip-hop moves — fairly quick actions that Involve a good deal of shoulder or hip movement — for years, said Shanna Missed, the aerobic dance chain's international administrator. Jazzerclsc tries to make Its programs broad enough for everyone, Mlssctt said at corporate headquarters in Carlsbad, Calif. However, the different beat stresses arc not easy for everyone to leurn, and some dancers have to concentrate on simple steps while others can add extra movea, she said. But blacks constitute a sizable share of the dnnee market, and dance professionals are starting to see bluck music as a way to attract them, Scants said. "Sometimes, people need to be nudged a little," Scuiub said. "One good wny to nudge them Is to talk about bottom line." "This Is the first direct evi­ dence lhat we have a human virus causing cancer through some mechanism — not Just I n d i r e c t l y by I m • m unosupprcsBlon." McGrath said. The scientists spent two years zvlewlng 30 lymphoma coses and found four In which the AIDS virus Inserted Itself Into the same spot In a cell's DNA. StruUin’ their stuff Members ol Goldsboro Seniors, sponsored by Project CARE, presented A Parade ol Fashions at Iho Weal Sanford Boys & Girls Club during their weekly Tuesday mooting. Josophlno Cox, above, omcoe ol the parade, models an original croatlon lo the audience. The crowd enjoyed a solo by Clara Thomas, 80, as part ol Ihe entertainment lor the evanl. �'- V $ IT PPPP . Sanlord HoraKI. Sanlord. Florida - Sunday. April 10. 1904 Herald Photo by Apryt Penltlon Herald Photo by Mark Haul* Not a good way to end the week Sanlord pollco said driver Watson Frazier lost control ol his 1979 Konworth flatbed truck whon a strap snapped roloaslng a load ol stool shooting. The metal shoots shlltod Irom one sldo ol tho vohlclo to tho othor bringing tho truck to Its sldo os Frazlor ottompted to turn Irom 25th Stroot onto U S. Highway 17-92 In Sanlord Friday ovonlng With tho truck on Its sldo and tho shoots ol stool strown across tho Intersection, traffic was snarled lor about lour and a hall hours, Sanlord Pollco roportod.Pollco roportod that Frazlor, ol Oak Hill, was not ln|urod. Nolthor tho truck nor tho load struck any othor vohlclo.Frazlor works lor Honry Ludwig Trucking Company. Stenstrom who Harold was hot did not Fll/alx-lh Wells Stenstrom. wife Flossie and Felix were cousins realize that Charles llasklns was ol brother Douglas of Dr H I). (Roy) Drown He oner Harold's father. The Haskins Ihlt that wasn’ t all Harold < Stuman." no Itrsi name or ltd spelled his name "llra u n " father and son were In some real Haskins. C h arles' son. was Hals. Folks, tltul opened Ihe Drown was a dentist lie had an .-III.company. named assistant |H»slinaster. He floodgates. I learned tilings oilier on til.- second tloor of what After Harold was replaced as later become |»»slmuster until postm aster hy H oover s ap ulMiut half the old timers In Is now the First Union Hank Hu- Republican. Herbert ll.Kiv.-t, Sanford, cspccl.illy how so many building In downtown Sanford. |K)lntmi-nl ol Hall. Harold went lH-cainc president and appointed people were related. Dr. llrow n 'a "torture ch air" to work lor George I) lllshnp and I found out Stumun'n Initials J P Hall to Ihe pmlilon Hull and Clinton pushes hard for health care plan faced ihc Hritmley bu ilding Albert Martin, owners of the Ills wife were Ihe parents ol were J.M but that was |ust the across the street over Rmimillal Crown Paper Company located WASHINGTON - President Clinton completed a siring of G o r d o n a nd I. ue I l i e Hal l , tip ol the Iceberg He bud three and A n d e rs o n 's d ru g sto re. three televised town-hall meetings on Ills health enrr plan with youngsters we grew up with III (or many years on West Com­ daughters — Jessie. Jostc and Flossie married a t.-llow named mercial Sired Martin resided in a Must at opponents for performing “ hit Jobs" and spouting a .Ionic Jessie lux-ami- Mrs Roll Sanford. Eazarus and D ry had a daugh­ Apopka He was Ihe brother ol Hack lo the Thigpen articleert Herndon T’ls-y lived at 200 ter named Adrfr. The lai/urus John Martin who later became a ' " n o w ' baeM n Washington alter a week of promoting the plan We wrote that W II Thigpen whs Hast Fourth Sltecl. They hud family moved to Brooklyn where governor ol Florida, and a cousin on the road. Clinton will try to translate Ills effort Into votes In iwo sous Rolicrt Jr and Emmet among 29 members of the Or A.lrlr grew up on stories ulxiiil ol A lbert Jarrell, a retired land.) Klks l.odge who became Hoi 11 later played trumpet in Sanford When Ariel.- made her Atlantic- Coast Mne railroader * 7le e.tiled approval of a universal health rare plan tils No. I charter mrmhrrs ol the new Seminole High Ixuids llrst visit here In 1945 she was in who still lives hen- and Is a priority for the rest of the year. ...... Jostc married a brother of Mis Sanford Klks organl/ailon < r«her 20s Sh>- said It was Ilk.member ol the C.iislIlner'aCluh The president returned early today after a final town-hall iU.-d in May 191 I Also at that Martha Fox who lor umpteen st.-|iplng Into a lalrv tale Folks, we re oul of s|iaee and telecast in SI Paul. Minn., that also Involved studio audiences charter meeting 2-1 inure San years lived at IIIOH Park Avenue I h* hand had a second b a s s w.-'ve got lots more lo tell you in Milwaukee. Detroit and Sioux Falls. S.D Pox's lost name was either lord men hrcuinr Klks lor the drum play.-r ll«- wan H.irnrv ulioul these uii»l other Sanford Itrst tun.- and were considered Meade or Gwynn Juste and hci Smart Ills dad was Sam Smart, old timers So. the giHxl Lord Cancer drug has side effects charter m.-inh.-rH Among those l.imtly resided m tile "George a pullirman iiik I.T ClilH Hoy willing, we'll e.irry on with tills were liar.ihl C Haskins and WASHINGTON — Hreast cancer patients who lake the G ray" house In-tween Sanlord Williams Sam h.td a |w-t immkry next Sunday and Palmetto avenues on East Charles Illusklus 11.' knew powerful drug tamoxifen to ward off recurrence of the disease tlmt siil mi Ills should.t Ollu-r are at Increased risk of getting earner of the uterus, the 20lli Street Remember George people guv.- monkeys to Sam Gray? lie was once a Sanford government warns. who hulll som.- cages iH-hlnd the The Food and Drug Administration on Friday upgraded Its motor.-yele policeman who was poll..- station ou ill.- Iiik.-lronl. warnings about tamoxifen's side effects, and the drug s maker Injured in an accident and and wllh animals that had hc.-ti wrote SH0.000 doctors to alert them to the uterine cancer risk wound up owning a bar and kept hy turn of tin- Sanford Kir. later worked lor tin- Atlantic Hreast earner victims should not abandon tamoxifen, Department Ih-IiIii .I the station Coast L i ne fr ei ght of f i ce because Us benefits outweigh the risks, the FDA emphasized Oil Palmetto Avenue. Saiilord's Hut women taking Hie drug - and those who have taken It In downtown. M u n i c i p a l Z oo c a m e I nt o J o u l e St o ilia n m a r r i e d the past - must he vigilant about getting gynecological existence. Today It s the Central checkups and watching for symptoms of uterine cancer, me another well known Sanlord old Florida Zoological Park. Oh. yes. ti mer — " R id d le " Hurdlck agency said. Sam Sniurt married Mildred You're right He's the fellow Haskins Pentagon preparing list of base closures who worked lor laird knows how Harold Haskins also played long In the Coulily I'lcrk's office WASHINGTON — The Pentagon Is preparing a list o f military clarinet In tin- Sanlord Hand for 0.1* Herndon. The Hurdtcks base closures that would cut existing facilities by at least Hi with Thigpen. Harold was Ihc Jinr.-nl.-.l Marjorie June and son ol Charles F Haskins who percent, nearly matching all the closures ordered since 1'IHH. Rosemary. Jm ileau.l her .laugh according to recent estimates submitted to Congress. (ought in tin- Indiana Infantry In i.-rs often .-nt.-rlalned us old " h e previous rounds ol base closures. In l»HH 1991 and the Civil Wat Charles, hy the i liners during our school days by way. cam.- to Sanford In MMMi on 1'1‘ Kl combined, reduced bases and military facilities by l.» playing Hie xylophones during do c t o r ' s orders He was a percent . , , , . i hap. I exercises Mur|nrlr June locomotive engineer lit t nlorado Members ol Congress are already criticizing the antic paled played ih<- base drum In Ihc old .iiid was seriously mpued when scope of the cuts. Congress has approved previous has.- closure G ram m ar School orchestra his engine derailed and went proposals, hut Defense Secretary William Perry ts predicting a Junle also played Ihc piano down the side ol a mountain. very difficult battle with the public and the Congress over the Marjorie June married Vincent Harold, his son. was horn In the 1995 round. . . , , ....... Dalv and they n-st.lc to llcvcrly shadow ol Pike's Peak III IHHI Until beyond the end of the century, the cost ol shutting Hills. Fla Rosemary married one Charles came lo Florida lo Itml down buses Is expected to outweigh the savings. ot tin- MeCIcllaiul Iwiys. work and then trot for Ills wife. R em em b er we m en tion ed Grunge rock star dead C l a r a Haski ns, and t hei r F.-llx Frank, local clotliler. who five-year-old son. Harold SKATTLE - As lead singer for the groundbreaking grunge played the bass drum In the old They took a train to New rock Iland Nirvana. Kurt Colmln became the spokeiimuu lor a Sanford Hand. When the hand Orleans and then headed hy rail troubled generation even us his own troubles overwhelmed was marching we told you Peter lo Florida. Hut wlu-n they ar­ him. S. -l taal c a r r i e d t he d r u m rived at the Alahama-Florlda He died at age 27. an apparent suicide. . H .i.ld Photo b* Apod Ktnltton strapped on Ills Hick. Felix had a state line the train was slojiped. Cohaln. who spent several days In a Rome hospital last sister named Flcuslc who at one The stale of Florida was quaranmonth after falling Into a drug-induced coma, was found dead Body discovered t i me was en ga ged to H E. lined because of an epidemic Friday morning o f an apparently self-inflicted shotgun blast to Sanlord pollco Invostiga'od tho doath ol a woman In hor 30s who Haskins, later a postmuster and (believed to he yellow fever.) So. the head. ______________ was dlscovorod floating In Lako Monroo luto Friday a,,or" ° on father of Mrs. John (Clare) Sauls Harold and Ids mother had to Ole. Tom Sklba photographed tho 3C°no or officials _C m dr who provided tinwitl» a lot of From A sso cia te d P re ss reports remain In Alabama until the Donnls Whitmlro said tho body was idontlllod as an O ilm do this information. quarantine was lifted. Oh. yes. woman who had boon missing Irom hor homo ovornight. Oltlciais while young Haskins was In havo rulod tho doalh a sulcldo Alabama he played wllh several Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notice children. There was one little girl T IIR C L MONTHS A F T E R IH E IN TM I CIR CU IT COURT who was deal and blind. Cater are tupported by the tetllmony OATE OF THE F IR S T PU BLI CODE EN FO R CEM EN T F O R SEM INO LE COUNTY. and evidence perlaming lo the she became famous. Her name CATION OF THISMOTICE BOARD FLO RID A mailer* alleged In the Stale A L L C LA IM S. D EM AN DS was Helen Keller. SEM INO LE COUNTY. PROBATE DIVISION menl ol Violation and Requetl AND O BJECTIO N S NOT SO F L 0 R I0 A Charles and Clara Haskins also File Number 94^IS* CP lor Hearing It, prior to the F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R Cat* No 11 It C EB IN H E : E S T A T E O F twarlng, you thould come Into had twin daughters. Mary and BA H REO SEM IN O LE COUNTY, a pollll M A FTM ASTEPH EN S compliance with Ihe County The date ol the flrtl publica Mildred, born In Titusville In Dtceeted cal jubdlvICon ol lla Slala ol Code provltlon* that you ere tlon ol Ihlt Notice It April 3. Florida. NOTICE OF I HOI. From tin-re the family alleged lo be violating, but the 1994 PalMlonar. ADMINISTRATION violation recur* prior lo Ihe moved lo Tavares. Charles was Ptrtonal Rtprctenlallve; The adm lnltlrallon ol the hearing, or II Ihe violation I* not RONALDC LOMAX still a railroad engineer. In the B E T T Y J BROWN etlate ol MARTHA STEPH EN S, corrected by Ihe lime tpedllfd 303 Letetne Street Ke.pondtnl d e c e a te d . F ile N um ber IHOOs the family moved lo Third lor correction by the Code In Klulm m ee. F L 34744 n o t ic e o f h e a r in o 94 7)7 C P . It pending In the tpedor. Ihe public hearing will Street and Avocado ill Sanford, a Attorney lor Pertonal (SECTION 14}.11(1). C ircu it Court lor S»mlnol9 be held pertaining lo the allegt Repretenlatlve. h o m e o n c e o w n e d hy t he FLO R ID A S TA T U TES County. Florida, Probate Dlvl lion* again*! you M ACKN C L EV E LA N D , JR . tlon. Ihe addrett ot which It TO: Belly J Brown Steinpcr family. One o f the YOU A R E AOVISED THAT, ESQ U IR E Potl Olllce Drawer C. Sanlord, P O Bo« )U IF YOU 0 E C I0 E TO A PPEA L daughters. Mary, married James Florida Bar No 014137 Thl.lt* NY I09A4 F L 37771. The nam e* and ANY D EC IS IO N M ADE AT 709 NorlhOak Avenue I). Farris who became an uncle Properly Detcrlpllon Lol 7* addrtttet ol the pertonal repre THIS H EARIN G, YOU W ILL Sanlord. F L 37771 A N '■» vacd alley ed| on S A W tentative and Ihe pertonal rep of Farris llrynnt who served as M EED A RECO RD OF THE Telephone 14071 377 1)14 IS vacd alley adj on E . Section retenlallve't attorney are tet P R O C E E D IN G S . AND. FOR Florida’s governor from 1901 Publlth: A pril). 10, 1994 JO. Towmhlp I*. Ranoe JO. Repairing a n d Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions I forth below SUCH PU R PO SE. YOU MAY O EO I* until J005. They lived In Jack­ Bookerlown. Plal Book 4. Page A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R N E E D TO INSURE THAT A ♦». Public Record, ol Seminole SONSARE N O TIFIED T H A T V ER BA TIM RECO RD OF THE sonville. . ,, Tn T hTe T i R ClllT c O U R T County, Florida All pertont on whom (hit P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A D E. The other Haskins daughter 209 W. 25th St,, Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. In accordance with Chapter $J notice It terved who have ob WHICH RECO RD INCLUDES FLO RID A married Sam Smart, the other ol the Seminole County Code, a lection* that challenge Ihe valid THE TESTIM ONY ANO EVI 30 Years,.. Same Location C IV IL DIVISION (waring ha» been tcheduled be bass drummer In the- Sanford lly ol Ihe will, the qualification! D EN CE UPON WHICH THE CASE NO. 97 3141 CA-14 E tore the Seminole County Codo ol the pertonal repretenlatlve. A P P E A L IS TO BE BASED Hand. Sum and Mary later EMC M ORTGAGE CORPORA En forcem en t Board lo d i venue, or lurltdlcllon ot Ihlt P E R S O N S W IT H D IS TION. a Delaware corporation. moved to Jacksonville. tormina It a violation ol Ihe Court ere required to tile their A B I L I T I E S N E E O IN G TO Plaintiff. Seminole County Code l> occur W hen Th eod ore R oosevelt o b |e ctlo n i with Ihlm Court P A R T IC IP A T E IN ANY OF v». ring on the above de.crlbed W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S became this country’s 27th presK A R E N C O R D O N a n d properly You ore hereby called T H R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE S H O U LO C O N T A C T TH E Bloc* 1007 RONALD OEWAR, •1*1 . Ulcnt In 1011. Churlcs Haskins, upon lo lake notice that the OATE OF THE FIR S T PUBLI E M P L O Y E E RELATIO N S DE Defendant* Public Hearing will be con the locomotive engineer, was CATION OF THIS N OTICE OR P A R T M E N T , A M E R IC A N S N OTICE OF SALE dueled In the above klyled cau»e TH IR TY DAYS A F T E R THE WITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR H E A T IN G A N D A I R C O N D IT IO N IN G ajipolnted Sanford's postmaster. NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN on the J»lh day ot April. 1994. at D A TE OF S E R V IC E OF A D IM A T O R . 41 H O U R S IN that, purtuant to Ihe Order or In t h o s e d a y s t h e l o c a l 1:30 p m . In Room 1071 of the COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G Final Summary Judgment en Seminole County Service* Build post master’s position was purely THEM AT (407)371 H)0. EXTENSION tered In Ihlt caute In Ihe Circuit Ing. 1101 E a t l Flr»l Street. All c.edllort ot the decedent 7941 political. Guess who made the Court tor Seminole County. Flor • Service C alls $ 3 5 • C le a n a n d C h ecks $ 3 5 Sanlord. Florida 37771 You and other pertont having claim* P L E A S E GO V ER N YOUR Ida. detcrlbedat r c c o tiiir.e n d u 1 1 o n to M r. have been charged with con or demand* agalntt decedent’* S E L F ACCORDIN GLY Lot 3 ol R E G E N C Y G R EE N , tlrucllng a Uoiafl* building etlale on whom a copy ot Ihlt Roosevelt? Notte other than Dated (hit 10th day ot March. according to the Plal thereof, at wltnoul Hr»l obtaining a build notice It terved wllhln three 1994 Jesse Spurllng. grandfather of recorded In Plal Book 31, on Ing permit on the *ub|ecl prop monlht alter Ihe dale ol the tint CODE EN FO R CEM EN T Paget 39. *0 and 41. ol the Public my later slstcr-ln-lnw, Florence •rty. In violation ol Section I0J publication ot Ihlt notice mutt NATIONAL BRIEFS Continued from Page I A Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal Concern for You r Repair Needs Harrell & Beverly Transmissions ot the Standard Building Code at adopted by Chapter 40. Seminole County Code The Board will receive tetllmony and evidence at tald Public Hearing and thall make »uch llndlng* ol fact a* BOARD SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A By M A R C IA L F U L L E R . CLERK Seminole County Service* Bldg Room No 701* 1101 E a tl FlrtlStreet Sanlord, Florida37771 Ttlephont (4071371 11)0. E Mention 74*1 Publltli: March 70. 77 1 April 3 io, m * OEP IJJ tile their d ilm t with Ihlt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE DATE OF THE FIR S T PU BLI CATION OF THIS N OTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R THE D A T E OF S E R V IC E O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditor* ol the decedent and pertont having claim ! or demand! agalntt the decedent'* etlate mutt tile their clalmt wllh Ihlt court WITHIN Record! ot SEM IN O LE County. Florida al public tale, lo Ihe hlghetl bidder, tor cath. at the Wett Iron! door ol the Seminole County Courlhoute. Ml N. Park A venue. Sanlord. Seminole County, Florida, al 11:00 A M . o n Ihe 3rd day of May. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court By Jane E Jetewlc Publlth: April 10.17. 1994 D EO 10 A S K A B O U T O U R 2 YEAR SERVICE A N D 6 Y E A R P A R T S W ARRA N TY O N NEW E Q U IP M E N T Find out what you don't know about cancer. I m mot* kfoiaatiM (■II ull-lrt* M00-ACS-234S 3 3 0 -1 7 7 7 Specializing In Florida Heat Pumps Licit R M 0 0 1 B C G 6 II RICAN Tr? © ; f roTT *)•y y."^ ***>* * 1 �._ X v ‘T Sanford Herald • . r i . . j April 10, 1994 ottpi B S p o r t s Sanford spring softball SANFORD — Teams can register for the Sanford Recreation spring softball lengues at the Downtown Youth Center. First Floor of Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. Piny w ill begin the week o f April IH. Depending on Interest, up to 60 teams can be accommodated. Teams will play one night a week for 10 weeks. Cost Is $265 for new teams (Includes $15 yearly ASA fee) and $250 for returning teams 'front the winter Polar Hear leagues. For details, call the Sanford Recreation Department at (107) 330-5697 during normal business hours. Monday through Frtdny. Karate classes offered SANFORD — The Roys ft Girls Clubs of West Sanford. Midway and East Altamonte, are now offering Karate classes for 6-12 year olds. For a $1 annual membership fee to the club plus $10 a month. Langston Mcnefce will Instruct students through the disciplines of Tae Kwon Do Tor an hour each session. Sanford classes arc held Monday and Wednesday from 5-6 p.m. at the West Sanford Boys A Girls Club. 919 Persimmon Ave.; Midway classes will be from 5-0 p.m. on Thursday's at Midway Elementary School: and Altamonte Springs classes on Tuesday's from 5 6 p.m. at New Dethel A.M E. Church. 307 Marker St. For Information or to register, call Don Miller. Seminole area director, at 330-2456. I AROUWP THE STA TE Tailbacks shine at FSU TALLAHASSEE - Tw o newcomers served notice during Saturday's Gurnet-Gold game that there's u race lor tailback at Florida State. Freshman Rock Preston and sophomore Jermaine Green, a converted defensive back, highlighted the Semlnolcs' annual spring game Garnet, which hud the first-string offense lor most of the game, posted a 21-19 win over the Garnett, which began with the starting defense. Preston, playing for both teams, rushed for 42 yards on 13 carries und had three touchdowns Green, also playing for troth teams, took rushing honors with 54 yards on 16 uttcmpls. Gators find rushers GAINESVILLE — Two Florida running bucks emerged as strong contenders Saturday In the race to replucc Floridu tailback Errict Rhctt. Junior Tony Davis and redshlrt freshmun Elijah Williams registered strong performances In Florida's annual Orange and Blue Srlng game which the Hlues won 29-22. Davis rushed for 96 yards on 16 carries for the Orange, while Wllllums had 43 yards on six carries und caught a 43-yurd touchdown (.ass Wllllums also returned two kickoffs for 66 yards. Ia r o u n d t h e n a t io n Young shuts out Bruins BOSTON - Wcndel Young stopped 32 shots for his first shutout In four seasons and Roman Hamrllk had a goal and two assists as the Tampa Hay Lightning defeuted the Boston Uniins 3-0 Saturday. . . . It wus the second NHL shutout for Young, but titc first came since the 1989*1)0 season when lie played for Pittsburgh. Green inherits victory BRISTOL. Tcnn. — David Green was awarded a bizarre victory In the Goody's 250 when leader Mark Martin mistakenly pulled off the track 300 yards before he was to take the checkered llug under caution Saturday. "That's the dumbest thing I've ever done In my life. I think. What cun I say? I thought It was over." said Martin, who dominated the Busch Grund Nutlonal event ut Bristol International Raceway by lending 195 of the 250 lops. Martin was about 10 cur-lengths ahead of Green when the final caution ftag flew after Robert Pressley slammed Into the third-turn wall on lap 246. The extent or the damugc to Pressley s car and the fluid spilled on the track made It almost Immediately apparent that the rucc would end under caution. . , , All the cars hunched up behind the pace car and began slowly circling the truck. When the leaders crossed Ihe start-finish line lo begin the final lap. the flag man clearly displayed the white Hag. meaning there wus one lap left. Hut as the field cainc out of the fourth turn and ihe flail man reached for the checkered flag . Martin ducked down out of the racing groove und heuded for victory lane. A stunned Green kept his Chevrolet In line und took the checkered flag ut 35 mph. DASEDALL PH p.m. - ESPN. Florida Marlins ut San Diego Padres. (L) b n m n la ta _____________ listings on Paga $B FOR THE i; ___________ K B m w m m h HwsMPSMM br Harr* Socond baseman Mike Ruglonlua (No. 11) mado two game-saving playe lor Ovlodo In a win over Somlnolo Friday. In the third Inning, he snagged a two out shot In the holo to ond a bases loadad threat. With runners on first and socond In tho sovenlh Inning, he made an o v e r lho ahoulder grab In right Hold (left) and hold on desplto colliding with Rich Wright (above). Lions protect SAC lead Metcalf stum ps ’Noles From Staff Reports SANFORD — Mark Melculf tossed a two-lilltcr and Mike Ruglenlus made two excellent defensive plays as Oviedo remained perfect In the Seminole Athletic Conference with u 4-1 victory over Seminole at Semi­ nole High School's Alumni Field. Metcalf (4-1) struck out 13 and walked only two. but It would have been wasted If not for Ruglenlus. who snared a two-out shot In the hole will, the bases loaded In the t h i r d I n n i n g a n d m a d e an over-the-shouldcr grab ol a pop In right field with two runners on base and held on despite colliding with LI0N14. FIGHTING 11 Ml HOLES I 0 ,* 4 o '« " I • ~ * * * J.mmolt *0' 000 • “ J 1 { M«u»ll ond Hyntt MiUlmart und Gochw WF - M«k«ll 14 I II L F Mllllm*" IJ II S .v . — non* JB — Oviedo. Mynoi. Colemos >B — non* HR — none R#io«d» — Oviedo 14 J JO SACi Seminole 101. 1 4 SAC Rich Wright. "W hen Metcalf has his hard slider going with his curve and fork bull, lie's almost unhlttuble." said Oviedo brad coach Mike Ferrell And he bail command of them ull today. And Ruglenlus made two great plays. When be collided with \Ntight he wus doing the right thi ng See O viedo, Page 2D ’Hounds rally, keep pace By DEAN SMITH OREYHOUNDS >, S A M I t Horald Sports Wrllor LAKE MARY — When a team Is going good. It seems to find ways to win. C onversely, when a team's struggling. It seems to find wuys to lose. Such was the cote at Lake Mary High School Friday night aa the Lymun Greyhounds turned a couple of Rams mlscues Into two runs und Mcrk Thaens and Kyle Hayde made tnem stnnd up as Hie Greyhounds beat Lake Mary, 3 1 . In u Seminole Athletic Con­ ference baseball game at Rarns L vm .fl til Uk.M jry IK MS • — t 4 I S I • - » I I ThMnt. Haytl* (M and KaU*r Marntta and F arai. WP - Thaan* (SSI. L P - Marvtta ( S I) . Sava - Hayda U ). IB - non. SB non. HR - L a U Mary. Bryan Racord* Lyman IS * . 4 1SAC; LakaM ary l i t . ! JBAC. Field. "W e Just keep finding waye to lose," said Luke Mary bend coach Allan Tuttle. "W e Just can't seem to get the big hit. but we sure can crente big Innings for our oppo­ nents." ■ Lym an's Mark Thelscn walked □Bee Lyman. Page 3B Tribe boys, girls settle for 2nd From S ta ll R sports SANFORD — Their fastest wasn't fast enough. Seminole High School's 4 x 400-mctcr relay team of Derrick Swain. Ansel Davis. Aswad Duval, und Bryant Moore posted their bent lime of the season ut the Seminole Invitational Friday. finishing in 3 minutes. 24.62 seconds. All that got the Tribe was second behind Winter Haven, which won the event In 3:19.4B. And thut win was attough to push the Whiter Haven Blue Devils to the team title, outscorlng Seminole 115-1121*. A win In a relay event In worth 10 team point a while finishing second nets eight points. A reversal of the finish In the 4 x 400-mctcr relay Ihe final event of high school track meets — w o u l d have given Seminole a 114Vti-113 win. St. Cloud wits a very distant third (69.5) ahead of Lymun (67). Lake Brantley (43.5). and Lake Howell (39.3). Lake Mary was ninth (28) while Oviedo came In 11th (22.83). Among the girls. Seminole didn't have enough lo overcome the depth of the Evans Trojans, who scored In every event but three to top the Tribe 114-106. Oak Ridge, led by triple winner Nicole Singleton, was third (89) ahead of Lyman (81.5). Oviedo came In ninth (20) while Luke Brantley placed 10th (10). . The battle for the troys' team title was fraught with drama from start to finish, the momentum flashing back and forth. • Led by Atrdre Scott. Seminole took three ol the top four spots In the triple Jump. Scott won the event with a leap of 51 feet. 2V* Inches. But Winter Haven swept the top three spots In the dash unu and gruoucu grabbed second, 100-mctcr dasu m w h iu . third, and - fourth in the high Jump. • The Tribe won more events, collecting six "golds" to Winter Huvcn's three. • In the flrnl key head-to-head battle, the *1 x 100-mctcr relay. Seminole (41.49) beat Winter Haven 142.03). Lake Howell finished third In 43.91. nearly two seconds behind the Blue Devils. . • Each team had an athlete disqualified during the running events. Seminole's Chaunccy Rickard having to give up his third-place finish In the 300-melcr Intermediate hurdles while Winter Haven's Myron Birdsong wus stripped of Ills second-place finish In the 800-meter run for running off the truck. Also scoring victories for the Semlnolcs were Bernard Sparrow, who swept the discus (150-2) and shot put (60-2); Julian Wimberly (300-mclcr Intermediate hurdles. 40.78): and Davts 1200meter dash. 22.00). Seminole County distance runners Rob Lvuns (Lyman) and Dan Hlllcy (Lake Brantley) stuged their own prlvute competition. Hlllcy winning the 1.000- metcr run (4:28.02) over Evans (4:30.15) while Evans finished first In the 3.200-mctcr run (10:00.2) In front of Hlllcy (10:01.75). Lake Mury's Thomas Watson won the long jump (22-4V*i) while Robert Boothe wus first In the pole vault ( I3-'/.). Oak Ridge's Singleton wus the top performer ol the meet, mule or femulc. as she won the 1.000- mctcr (5:27.0). 800-mctcr (2:20.75). and 3 .2(K)mclcr( 12:03.81) rims. Leading the Seminole girls were event winners Kutlnu Perry (discus. 122-5), Bellndcr Morgan (triple Jump. 37-9). and Mlndce Hampton □ Bee Track. Page 3B - ■«»#! 2 ^ ^ ^ — ——-— H.fdd Fhoto by Mart Hantt Oollndor Morgan won tho triple lump at the Seminole Invitational with a leap of 37 fool, 9 Inchos and was fourth In Iho long jump al 16-5 . . m Cardinal’s Randall tosses no-hitter at Marlins From Staff Reports_______________________ _ _ ________ SANFORD — The Knights of Columbus Curdlnals' long winning streuk may he over, but they arc hurdly out of the race. The three-time defending city champions, who saw their 22-game winning streuk snapjred last Saturday, rebounded In style Friday evening at Sanford Memorial Stadium as Robert Randall hurled a no-hltler to treat the Seminole Produce Marlins 5-1 In Sanford Recreation Department Babe Ruth Baseball League action. Rattdull wus outstanding, striking out nine und walking four In lire flve-Innlng game. The Marlins’ run came on walk lo Jermaine Mackey, u stolen base and an error In the bottom of Ihe fifth Inning, when Randall struck out the side to end the game. The only Irnlng that the Marlins had two C .rd ln tli M jrlint OM 1 1 - 1 4 000 01 - t 0 runners reach base was the fourth. The Cardinals scored two runs In the second liming without the benefit of a hit. Wesley Winkle walked, moved to second on u ground out and scored as Randall reached on u throwing error by the catcher. Randall, who ended up on second on the play, stole third base and scored on an RBI ground out by Charlie McLain. The Cardinals added two more runs In the fourth timing. After Richard Badger singled and Winkle drew a walk. Roger Sizemore singled to bring in Budger and Randall hit a single to plate Erie Spivey scored the winners' flnul run In the fifth tuning an he drew u walk, moved to second ______ ___ t.„ n twent u .n i in rl n n e r r o r on u on a pass hall, lo tlilr third an error grounder by Ivory Peterson, and scored on an RBI grounder by Budger. Doing the damage for the Cardlnuls were Badger and Rundull (one single, one run scored und one RBI each). Sizemore (single. RBI). Sperry (single, run). Winkle (two runs)and McLutn (RBI). The Cardinals Improved to 2-1 with the win and were scheduled lo play the Hlue Jaya Saturday. The next action for the Cardinals will he next W ednesday at Sanford Memorial Stadium starting ut 5:45 p.m. against the Rotary Club Royals. , The Murltns felt to 1-2 despite a good pitching performance by Mike Robinson and Marcus Ueaalcy, who combined on a four-hitter, i Me Marlins were to huve pluyed the Klwnnis Club Orioles Saturday and will pluy the Moose Lodge Pirates Monday evening at Sanford Memorial Stadium starting at 5:45 p.m. COVERAGE OF (SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY .-1 �3B - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Sunday, April 10, 1994 STATS & STANDINGS 4Rutlno DOGS i t SANFORDORLANDO F rld iy night First r * c e - 5/14, B: 11.10 5 T il l Randy Boy 11 )0 4 00 3 40 7 JD 'sB rlck Top 3 40 1*0 I M i l Badlands 3 10 Q It M >1 Mi P I l U K I t i T | I M ) 150.00 Second n e t - 1/1, Di l t .lt 1 Henry Jot 1**0 410 140 * Kiowa Prince 4 40 140 I T i n t Hind no <3 <111 1F*0| P ti l ) lOt.lOi T (1 1 4) m .M ; I I I I All All) 114 Mi OD I I I I 111.10 Third n e t —1/14. Di 11.44 4 M ir la Bonlll 10 40 1 00 4M I Hotrod Nicky 4 00 3 30 IBob'sZunl 410 011-4)74 44; P (4-1) 14.74; T (411) m .M Fourth r«ct —1/14, C: 11.10 I LW'S Jet 11 40 1 40 4 10 7 Blasting Star 4 00 1 00 1 Roy Thrithtr M0 Q (M ) 11M i P i l l ) 74 101 T I0M ) 114.40 F lt lh n e t - 1/ 14, B: 11.14 1 Tonka Cyclone 15 00 11 00 4 00 1 Sweet Pinion 4 10 1 40 7 Ml Sandpebble 100 Q (1 11 17.Mi P I) 1I 447.MI T i l l 7) 011.40 Slith n e t —1/14. C: 11.40 1 Katsu Sapporo 1140 110 140 7Gypsy Hybrtd 1)0 4 10 ISunnltAIrt ]M Q t l-71 It.Ml P (1-7) 44.74r T IM-1J 114.00 Seventh n e t —5/14, A 1 11.11 4Crown'tHI Kick 140 1 00 1 40 7John M Snow Lady 4 10 110 1 Happy Charllt 4 40 Q 14 71 ll.OOi P 14-7) 11.Ml T 14-7-1) 140 Mi 5 14 7-1 4) 1,747.10 Eiohth n e t - S / 1 4 , Ci 11.40 5 Tenn %Don Price 0 10 5 00 1 00 I Bay South 1140 1)0 7 Min Brandi 1 00 Q l l D ll.M i P ( I I 1 71441 T (1-1-7) 144.44 Ninth ra c e -1/0 .0 :1 0 .1 1 4 AOK Laity 11 10 7 40 4 40 4 Hurricane Pace 1 00 4 00 1Tenn'* Andy Girl 140 <3(4 01 74 Mi P (4-4) I17.44i T (4 4 1111140 1 0 1 h ra c e -1/14. D: 11.01 7 Bronit Statue 17 10 4 00 1 00 I Tonya 14 M 4 40 1 Quel la Bella 4 40 O i l 7)ll.40i P I7 1)1)4.101 T 17 1-1)411 10 l l l h n c t — V I4 .C : 11.40 7 M at t Virginian 14 30 1 10 4 00 0 Wardy's Prince** 4 10 1 00 4 M’* Sweet Mary 4)0 Q (7 I I M Mi P (7 1) 70 Mi T (7 0 41 111 Mi TT (7 1 1 A 7 1 4) 0 Mi Jackpot 11.101.10 11thnet -1/14. A: 11.14 7 Imokle Trlalt 7 10 140 140 ISum m Duster 4 10 110 1 Rocket Blade 140 Q 1) 7114 Mi P (7 11)4 Mi T (7 11) 140.10 llth raca —1/0. C: 10 47 7 AOK Ole Dog 4M 4 40 1 40 H a li l Be Me 100 100 4 Surnm Culler 4 00 Q (11) II Mi P 11 1) II.M i T 11-14) 70 Mi 0 0 1 1 7 4 )1 )0 4 )0 14th race -1 /0 . B: loot 3SJ Palche* 1 40 1 00 4 00 4 Mike t Kink 4 40 4 10 7 Barbery Bey 5 10 O 0 4) 14 Mi P (14) 40 Ml T 0 4 7) 114.701 S O 4 7 1) 1,7)0 M A - 1,4*1; H - 1111,15) JAI-ALAI *r 4 alO R LA N D O S EM IN O LE Friday night Flrttgam * 5 Pinion IS M 4M 4 00 1 Marcel 4 40 1 40 3 Col* 1 00 Q 11 1 )70.14. P (5 1)01.Mi T 0 1 1)110 M Secortgeme i Ricardo Aiplrl 0 40 1 00 ) M 5 Pile Oyari 4 10 4 00 1 Pinson Jose 4 00 O (1-11 71.441 P 101) 11.701 T (1 1 1) 470.10; 0 0 (1 0 )7 1 M . .. Third game 4 Pinion Oyerl 1100 10 00 4.40 IM a rc tl Aguirre 4 00 4,10 oOelo Enrique 5 40 Q 114) 10.4)1 P (4 1) 40 M; T (4 1 4 ) 111 M Fourti gam* 1 Pardo Jo** » oo 4 40 4 00 4 llelo Erklaga 4 00 1 00 1 Marcel Atcue 4 10 Q11 t)4].44i P ( l 4) 140 40; T it 4 1) 774 40 Filth gam* 1 Ricardo Enrique a 40 4.10 1 40 5 Atpltlaga Bob 4 40 5 40 7 Ole* Uralde ISO 0 (1 11 )).40i P i t 1)114 Mi T i l 1 1) 144 40 Slant game iM Ikel Aiplrl 15 00 4 M DO 4 Rent Bob 4 40 1 00 4 Aiplllag* Mendl 140 0 (4 0)44.Mi P 101) Ill.M i T (4-4-4) 1M.M Seventhgam* 1 Aiplrl 4 00 5 40 3 10 4 Reyet 4 10 140 1 Ricardo 140 Q (1 4) 14 44i P I] 41154.4*1 T i l 4)1 7/4.44 Eighti game 7Mlkel Bob 7.40 4 40 3 30 lA ip lllag a Erklaga 5M 3 00 4 Aramayo Aiplrl 3 40 Q (17) 11 Mi P 17-1)44.Mi T T (7-1-4) 144.40 Nlnlhgama 1 BarronloCoya 1410 7.10 7.10 7 Benny Victor 4 70 4 10 IOriuondo Daniel 0 40 O (17) 14.M; P (17) 44 Ml T 11-11) 0.00; T (1-7 All) I7.44t Tw ln-Trllacta Carryover •1)00 tolhgime 1 Uralde 14 00 4 00 4 10 4 Colli) 4 00 5 40 1Mendl 5 40 Q (14) M.lOi P (14) IM M; T (1*11 M l M 11th game ICalayaCo ya 17.00 3to 4*0 Ballran a 40 4 10 4 Benny Acholegul 3 to Q (I *)47.10i P(1 0)110 Mi T i l 0 4)411.10 11th gam* 4MnnJ.be Vidor 11 00 4 40 140 1 Rutlnoa Elgueta 10 40 5 00 1 Napa Ballran 3 40 O 114) 47*4; P 141) 141.Mi T (4 11) IIS Mi O D II 1 4 1 A ll)]7 l 40 1lit* game 4 Benny Denial 14 40 4 10 )M IMendlb# Vidor 7 10 4 40 3 Barronlo Acholegul 4 00 Q (4 1144 Mi P (4 4) 417 SO; Trl Sup (4 4 II H IM 14thgam* I Rullno Elgueta 1110 14 40 740 4 Benny Daniel a 10 4 10 IMendibe V idor 1.40 Q (44) SI.Mi P (441 HO.Mi T (14 1) 1M.MJ S (1 4 1 4 ) 111441 DO 14 41 ltl.14i Trl-Sup Carryover M U M A - M M i H - 5*7,M* rANDINQS N A TIO N A LLEA O U E All Timet EO T Ea*t Division L Pci. OB W Allanla 5 0 1coo Naw York 1 750 IV* 3 Philadelphia 400 3 2 1 Monlraal 400 3 1 J Florida J .114 J 'l Central Division L Pel. OB W Cincinnati 1 750 — 1 Houston 7 ; 500 1 1 SI Louis i 500 1 Chicago 3 400 I ' l 7 Pittsburgh 1 4 700 D W eil Division L Pci. OB W San Francisco 3 0 1 ooo Los Angeles 500 P i 7 ? 1 4 Colorado 700 3 San Diego 1 4 700 3 Frtday'iO am ai Chicago 4. Montreal 0 Colorado 7. P ittsb urg 3 Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 4. 10 Inning* Houston*. New York 3 Atlanta 4. lo t AngelcnO San Diego4, Florida 4 St. Lo u iia l San Franclico.ppd , rain Salurday'iO am tt Chicago 4. Montreal 3 Pllltburgh 10. Colorado 5 Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia I St Lo u iia l San Francltco. 1 New Yock alHoutlon. In) Allanla at Lot Angel**, (nl Florida at San Diego. In) Sunday'* Game* Chicago (Cuiman O il al Montreal (Hill 1 0). 1:15pm Colorado (Freem an 001 at Pllltburgh (CooktO I). 1:35pm Philadelphia (Judm 0 0) al Cincinnati (HantonO 0), 1 1 5 p m New Vork IP Smith I 01 at Houston (DrabekO I). 1 35p m Atlanta (Clavine I 01 at Lot Angele* (Herthlter 0 01.4 05 pm SI Loul* (Cormier 0 01 al San Francltco (Swill I 01,4 05p m F lo r id a (H ough 4 0) a l San Diego (Whitehurst* l) ,» :* lp m Monday-* Came* Chicago al New York, I 40 pm ColoradoalPhlladeifiila. l;05p m Cincinnati al Montreal. 7 35 p m L 01 Angela* al SI Loc4t. • 05 p m A M ER IC A N LEA O U E All Tlmoi E DT E a il Division W L Pd Motion a 1 400 400 Toronto , a I Bolllmoro 3 1 .710 Now York 1 I 750 4 200 Delroll Central Dlvition L Pet W 3 Cleveland 0 l OOO no Milwaukee 3 1 400 2 Chicago ) 1 3 2SO Minn* sola 0 OOO Kansas City 3 Weil Division W L Pet California 600 3 2 Calk land 1 333 2 1 ?W J 4 Seatflo 0 000 f1 r£rs KM VI Lake Karr L a h * Crescent F _ F O cala F o ra tl _ JE_ F_ Q_ G Clerm ont Chain E_ E_ E_ La k a K lailm m aa _ La k a Griffin ~ F Q_ F _ La k a Harrla - A E_ G O ranga Laka La k a Lo ch lo o aa _ J3 _ P_ P_ P_ Taala Apopka Chain . SL P_ J L E _ F_ E _ La k a Tohopakallga Laka R o u **aau Laka Walr Rodman R taarvolr SI. Johna R lvar (M) St. Johna Rlvar (5) W llhlacoochee Rlvar P_ E_ F G _ F _ _G i l p_ F P_ F F_ *J L _ _E_ E .J L G_ F _ _ E F •OUACt FlorMt G*mo tnd ftMhwM* Fttfi Co / E_ _J L Laka Panaaottkaa / F_ F_ F_ F Lake George O cklaw aha River IM _G F 1 3 OB ** a 2 3 GB 1 l*i |'i Friday’ s Came* Cleveland* Kansas City) Boston * Chicago* Milwaukee 5. California I New York a, Detroit 0 Toronto*. Seattle] l e u * 7, Baltimore 5 Oakland 10. Mlnnetola*. 10Inning* Saturday'* Oame* Toronto*. Seallle* Baltimore 7. Tern* 5 Detroit 5, New York 3 California 4. Milwaukee 4 Cleveland al Kan*at City Chicago*, Boston 5 Oakland at Minnesota, Ini Sunday's Oamei Seattle I Johnson 0 01 al Toronto (Slewarl 10), 1 35pm Teeat (Helling 0 01 at Baltimore (Rhodes OOl, 1 l i p m Detroit (Wells O il al New York (Peret 001, l:3Sp m Oakland (Van Pofyiel 0 0) al Minnesota (TapanlO l | , 3 05p m California I Andersen 0 0) at Milwaukee (EldredOO), 1:05 p m Cleveland (Marllnci 0 01 al Kansas City (Haney 0 0). l:1 5 p m B o ilo n ( H e t k e lh 0 01 a l C h ic a g o (FernandeiO I), 1:15pm Monday’* Oame* Batllmoraat Delroll. I ISp m Milwaukee al Teaat. 4 05 p m Toronto al Oakland. 4 05 p m THIS W E E K 'S FISHING F O R E C A S T F IS H CB - * Monday’s Oamei M iam i*1 Cherlatte, 7:10p.m. Boston at Indiana. I M p i n Orlando at New York, Ip.m . Minnesota a I San Anlonlo. 4:30 p m Dallas al Golden Stale, 10 30 p m L A Clippers al Sacrainento. 10 10pm Cleveland al California. 4 05 p m Botlonal K a n * a iC lly .l OSp m Mlnnetola al Seattle, 10 35 p m. Friday nl^sl’i game P A 0 R ES 4 ,M A R LIN S * FLO R ID A SAN DI BOO a b rh b l •b f h bl Holer Is lb 4 0 10 Carr cl 300 0 Brown* lb 4 0 0 0 G u lltri s i 4 0 0 0 Shllleldrl 4 0 0 0 Beanrl 4 0 10 Pin Her If 4 1 ) 1 Clbrnn lb 4 0 10 Conlnetl 4000 OBell cl 1 1 I I Brberlelb 3 0 0 0 Lckhrl lb 4 1 1 1 Snllagoc 1 0 0 0 Staton lb 1 0 0 0 KAbbtti* 3 0 10 Cnfrccolb 10 0 0 Wlher* p 3 0 0 0 Aim tisc 3 0 10 SSndrip 10 0 0 R Lew lip 00 0 0 Otlrde ph 0 0 0 0 Hitman p 1 0 0 0 Nen p 0000 Talal* 14 * I * Totals M 44 4 Flerlda San Dirge DP - Florida 1, San Diego 1. LOB Florida 5 San Diego 4 IB — Colbrunn (I), Ausmul (II HR — Plantler (I), OBell (I), Lockhart 1 (1) S — SSceidersl IP H R ER SB so Florida Weathers L.O 1 * 4 1 1 4 1 RLewis 1 1 0 0 0 0 Nen 1 1 0 0 3 I tan Dfege SlandersW . 10 7 13 3 0 0 1 6 HollmanS. 1 171 0 0 0 1 1 HBP - by SSandwt IK Abbott) WP — S Sander* Umpire* — Home. Relllord; F ln l, Wen deliltdl. Second. Mardi; Third. Hlrtchbeck T — 1:11. A — 11,150 COLLIQK B A IIIA L L EAST American Inti. 154. B ryan ll 4 Amh#r»t I I 1. Trinity, Conn 4 1 Drandeld, E Connecticut SI 0 Dartmouth I 17, PennS* Delaware 4 1. Northeattern 111 Delaware Val 4 I, FDU Madison 11 Fordham 4 I. Army I 4 froilb uroSt 15 15, Lincoln, Pa 5 1 H arvard* 4.Columbia 5 4 * Holy Cross 41. Colgate I I lone 10 5. SI Peter's S I John Jay 4 * CCNV3 7 Manhattan 10 O.Falrlleld 7 10 M asiachuieltl 10 1. St. Joseph *5 0 Mast Oar (mouth 3. Suffolk 1 .10 Inning* Merrimack 14 I0L Assumption 10 5 New Hampshire! 4. Vermont 1 I New York T tch l I. Pace 11 Qulnnlplac MO, SI Michael's* 4 Pllltburgh 110. Viliamva 7 7 SI Francis. N Y 5 I. Long Island U 0 0 Selon Hall 7 4, Bos ton Col leg* 0 1 Springlleld 7 14, Bentley 4 4, III gam* 11 Innings Slony Brook 11 10, Kings Point 7 3 Wesltield SI 4 16 Maas Maritime 1 4 Williams I) Wesleyan! Yale 5 1. Princeton 1 0 SOUTH Auburn 10. Vanderbilt 7 Auburn Montgomery 1 11. Faulkner 1 I Campbellsyllle4 1. Lindsey WiisonO ) Char lesion Southern* 4. Campbell 4 4 Coker 4 Mount Olive 1 Coll ol Charleston 5 0. Mercer 7 1 Flagler 1 0. Florida I I Georgia Coll 5 1, S C Spartanburg ) 1 Jacksonville SI 17 14, Ml let 00 Kennesaw • 3, Piedmont 0 0 Kentucky It .L S U l Lincoln Memorial 5 5. W Georgia 7 1 Lip scom b !.Union. Tenn 1 M arshall* 19. Appalachian SI 10 Melhoditl 4, Shenandoah. Va a Mississippi 1. Georgia 1, 10 Innings Mississippi SI 4. South Carolina 4 MoreheadSI 17. Tenn M a rlin *] Nlcholls St. 6 t.N E Louisiana 1 1 North Fieri** 11. Flerlda Tech 1 NW Louisiana 3 3, Stephen F Austin 0 0 Nova South**it*rn 1 7, Lynn I I Old Dominion 5 4. Richmond 4 7 Pleiller 1. Barton I South Florida 7, N.C. Charlotte 1 Samlord 5 4 SE Louisiana 11 W Carolina* 5. VMI 3 1 MIDWEST Bowl* 10. Canton Akron I Bowling Green 3 0. Tctedol 4 Cent Michigan 14 7. Akron 10 10 Dana 4 1. NW lo w al 7 E Michigan 4 4. Ohio U 51. 1st game 10 innings Ferris SI 4 4, Norlhwd . Mich 3 5 Fori Hays St It, Metro St 4 j Hillsdale I. Wayne, Mich 4 Hiram 5 4. Otlerbeln I I Kenyon* I, Wittenberg I II Miami I 5. Ball Slat* 77 Michigan St. 4, Indiana 5 Mount Union* 4. Muskingum0 1 PIBthurg SI I 5, SW Baptist. Mo 4 3 Purdue 7 10, Northwestern 4 I) Thomas Mo-e 117, Blultton 1 4 SOUTHWEST Harding3 1.Ark M o n flctllo ll Howard Payne 10 13, Sul Rots St 0 1 Sam Houston SI 5 3, Teras San Anlonlo 1 I S Arkansas* 5, Arkcrsat Tech 4 7 T a n a s A I M K in g s v ille 17 5, Cent Oklahoma 4 4 FAR WEST Nevada 7, Pacific* NBA STANDINGS All Tinas EOT EASTERN CO N FER EN CE Atlantic Division W L Pet. ■New York 37 71 i n i Orlande 44 79 .443 Miami 60 34 .141 New Jersey 39 33 51/ Boston 77 46 1/0 Phlladelphle 23 St . I l l Washington 77 37 747 Central Division 4 Atlanta 31 73 447 > Chicago 30 74 4/4 Cleveland 47 I) 540 Indiana 39 JS 57/ Charlotte 34 39 444 Delroll 70 S3 1/4 Milwaukee 19 34 740 W ESTERN CO N FEREN CE Midwest Division W L Pel. » Houston 31 70 726 a San Anlonlo 57 7J 693 i Utah 66 *77 Denver 37 46 307 Minnesota 70 33 774 Dallas 9 63 177 Pacific Division n Seallle S6 16 737 < uhnenle 49 23 667 > Portland 44 X 393 n Golden Slate 47 )1 373 L A Laktr* 3) 40 437 L A Clippers 76 47 336 Sacramento 73 49 336 ■clinched playoll te>rlh Friday's Games Boston I tl, Minnesota to* Philadtlphla IDO. New York 47 Washington 10*. Cleveland 44 Orlando 117, Dtfroil 143 Charlotte 44. Ntw Jersey 74 Chicago 109, Indiana 44 Seattle 111, D allas*! Denver 111, L A. Lak ers44 Sacramento 104. Phoenln 101 Saturday'sOames Houston 100, San Anlonlo 19 Charlotte at Philadelphia, In) Orlande at Miami, In) Washington at Atlanta, (nl Golden Stale at Minnesota, (n) Milwaukee at Chicago, In) L A. Clippers al Utah, (n) L A Lakariat Portland, (nl Sunday's Oamt* Ntw York al New Jersey, I pm Phoenl* at Seam*. 3 30 p in Boston at Detroit, 7 f m Houston at Denver, t o m . GB 1 my 11Vs 75 74'J 30(y _ 1 *'T 1] 14V# 30(i lity OB . 7 737 16 33 44V) 7 12 D 'l 22*-7 79*7 11 NBA B O X It Friday mail's gam# M A O tC m . PISTONS 1*1 D ETR O IT 11*11 Elliott 3 13 4 0 10. Mills 1131 17 71. G Anderson 7 1 3 4 7, Thomas 1 10 5 5 II. Dumars 5 11 0 0 13. Hunter 715 1 3 17. Houston * 11 I I 14, Jartas 0 1 00 0. Wood 1 7 0 0 7,Chllcutt 1 4001 Totals: *1 10011 14103 ORLANDO (1171 Turner 5 17 0 0 10, Scott 7 4 3 7 7. O'Neal 14 77 17 17 40. N Anderson 4 13 4 7 II. Hardaway * 14 I 10 74. Sklltt 7 4 00 4. Bowie 1 4 7 7 4, Royal 7 0 7 7 a Krytlkowlak 0 7000. Rollins 00 00 0. Avenl 00 00 0 Totals 4141 11 14 117 Dtlrolt 74 t l 73 It - 141 Orlando I I It 14 I I - 117 3 Point goals - Detroit 114 IHunler 7 4, Dumars 7 4. Houston 1 I, Chllcutt 0 1), Orlando 7 14 ISklle* 7 4. Hardaway 0 I. Scott 0 3. Turner 0 4. N Anck-rson 0 41 Fouled out — Non# Rebounds Delroll I I (Mill* III, Orlando 41 (O'Neal 141 A isiti* - Delroll 30 (Hunter 71, Orlando 7* (Hardaway *1 Total lo u l* - D e lr o ll7*.Orlmdo 13 A - 11.741 NHI NEW YORK - NBA Individual scoring. Held goal percent tg*. rebounding and assist leaders through April 4 Sceitng FT PH Av« O FG 72 742 409 7*00 79; Robimon, S A 0'N*4l. Of 1 72 •46 40) 7093 Jf.l 7\ 714 341 1917 27 0 Oli»|u*oo Mou 61 6)9 411 1767 76 0 Wiltiln% Atl LAC 74 697 434 1660 73 1 K Malooi*. Utah to 636 399 1713 74 3 E*>ng N V 70 P i 407 1663 7)1 Richmond, Sec 64 331 237 1169 2» 7 Pip^pn Chi 7) 336 376 1364 21 4 SprtMftII. O S n Ml 179 1346 71 7 Rlet. Mia 60 *77 709 1763 7) 1 Manning, LA C Afi 401 1416 70 3 Cotaman. N J 69 a *22 771 1)19 20 4 Harper, LAC 74 317 317 1304 70 ) C Robinion, Port 63 667 24) 1)0 7 70 1 Oomart. Oat n 46/ 17) 1409 lt« Millar^ Ind Meuhhurn Dali n 304 771 1)64 19 7 Wllllt. Atl 72 36) 743 1)76 19 t 74 370 744 1401 16 9 Jackion Dali Mac Lean Waih 47 473 .*7 1743 11 6 74 371 797 1)74 16 6 K Andarwun N J Field Goal Percentage FO FGA Pet 644 1401 M4 O Neal. Orl Thorpe, Mou 401 /oo 37) J73 364 337 Mu tombo, Dan 317 9)7 349 Webber , O S 477 664 340 Kemp 'vea Spancar LAC 770 301 3)9 Vaught. LAC )»1 366 379 StocMon Utah 413 76) 379 Polyhita Det Sac 116 399 3;a Ola{u*on. Mou 764 149) 373 Grant, Chi 411 71) 323 Rebounding O Oft Det Tot Avy Rodman. 3 A 71 404 674 17)0 17 ) O'Neal, Orl 77 )4) 400 94) D .l 7) 74) 621 664 17 I Mufombo. Oan Olaiuwrort, Hou 71 70fl 641 649 170 Willi*, All 77 107 333 637 M 9 7) )I9 347 666 11 9 Oakley. N V 49 744 349 79) It 3 Coleman. N J K Molone Utah 74 713 4)4 649 i t s Eating N Y 70 IM 369 m 11.1 /) 744 3)3 799 10 9 Olvac. LAL AtiitH lO Stockton. Utah Boguai. Char Blaylock, Atl K Anderson. N J K Johnson. Phoe Strickland, Port Doug la i . Bo * Jackidfi, LAC Price. Clev M Wdliami Mmn 74 69 73 14 39 74 11 77 69 02 1Mo Avq 940 12 7 667 9 9 713 9 6 696 9 4 347 9 ) 636 6 9 619 8 7 619 6 6 342 7 9 466 7 3 NHL STANDINGS All Times ED T EA ST ER N C O N FEREH CE Atlantic Division W L T Pit OF OA st iy 7 109 7V0 777 I N Y Rangers 46 24 II 10) 7V0 713 a New Jersey 26 33 10 67 747 754 Washing Ion N Y Islanders 14 IS 17 60 7/4 154 12 )) 16 H >11 115 Florida 34 36 9 77 745 104 Philadelphia 79 61 It 69 715 141 Tampa Bay NertheailDiviiion i Pittsburgh 4) 76 13 99 7*4 7/4 47 JO 9 23 7/4 111 v Buffalo 40 76 13 9) 7/5 744 i Boston 39 76 14 97 771 71/ * Montreal 33 40 6 n 74/ 7/3 Quebec 73 47 9 39 11/ 31* Hartford 14 3/ 9 )7 144 1/3 Ottawa W ES TER N CO N FER EN C E Central Dvlsron W L T PH OF GA 45 7/ 6 96 3)9 76) ■Delroll 41 71 17 98 764 7)3 > Toronto 40 7# 17 9? 7/1 233 « Dalles 3# 37 10 66 760 271 n SI Loon 3/ 31 9 ft) 764 J20 m Chicago 14 44 9 S7 741 120 Winnipeg P*clliC Dvltion 40 71 13 93 791 746 y Calgery 40 31 3 8) 775 247 ■ Vancouver 37 31 IS 79 747 767 > San Jose 11 44 5 69 773 743 Anaheim 74 44 11 6) 765 314 Los Angeles 74 41 17 60 753 796 Edmonton I clinched overall U «l racord a cllnchtdplayulfbtrlh y clinched division Friday’s O im es Buffalo I, Montreal 0 N Y Islander*!. Oallas I N Y. Rangers 5. Toronto! New Jersey /, Pittsburgh 7 Chicago*. St. Louis 1 Calgary 5. San Jos* 1 Anaheim 3, Edmonton 1 Saturday's Oamtt Tampa Bay 1, Boston* Winnipeg*. Los Angelos 1 Ottawa at Washington. In) Pittsburgh al Monlraal. In) Delroll al Calgary, (nl Anaheim at Vancouver, (n) Sunday'• Games Los Angela* al Chicago, 1p m Boston at Philadelphia. 1 05 p m N Y . Rangers al N Y Islanders, I 01p m D allasal SI. Louis. I:05p m, Tampa Bay al Hartlerd, 1:40 p m, QuebecatBullalo.l.OSp m New Jersey al Florida, 4:41 p m. Winnipeg al Toronto, * 05 p m Detroit at Edmonton. I 0! p m Vancouver nl San Jose, 1.05pm Monday's Oamt* TAonlreal atM arllord 7 l i p m Pittsburgh at Ottawa 7 3Sp m Calgary at Anahalm, 10 35p m nhl surrvnarlas LIOH TN IN O), BRUIN S9 Tampa Bay I 1 4 — 3 Boilon 9 4 4 —4 First Period — I Tompa Bay, Tucker 11 (Bergevln, H am rllk), :17. Penalties — Murray. Bos (holding), 10:57; Joseph. TB (hooking), I I 19; Cob, TB (high slicking). II 47. Klima, TB. misconduct. 11:47 Second Period — 1 Tampa Bay, Bradley 14 (Hamrllk), 4 04: 3 Tampa Bay, Hamrllk 3 Tim RalneB Is a Sanlord natlvo and Somlnola Hlflh School graduate now playing lor tho Chicago White Sox. HIb slata are lor tho 1994 aoason In tho Ural column, personal-bost Boason totals In tho second column and curront caroor totals (Including 1994 games) In tho third column. Af(or an Ico cold start Ralnos has cauQht flro, going 3 for*5, Including a pair of home runs, scorod two runs and drove In two In Chicago’s 8-fl loss to tho Boston Rod Sox Friday and thon wont 2 tor-4 with a run scored In tho While Sox’ 6-5 victory ovor tho Rod Sox Saturday. RAINESQAUQE Category '94 5 . 22 At-bats........ 3 Runs........... 5 Hits............. 2 R B I.............. 0 D o u b l o s .. ............... 0 0 Triples................ Homo ru n s......... 2 1 Ste a ls............. A v e r a g e ............ .227 G a m e s .......... bast 160 047 133 194 71 30 13 10 90 .334 caraar 1,022 6,090 1,214 2,050 709 332 too 125 752 .290 (E ly n lu k , Brad ley). * 77 Penalties Wesley, Bos I holding slick 1. 7 It; Joseph. TB. me|or Itlghhng). 7 37. Hughes. Bos. mo|or I lighting), 7 37. la lra lt Oo* (Interior encel, i 73; Flynluk, TB (interference). I II. Wesley. Bo* (hookmgl. 10 51 Grollon, TB. d o u b le m in o r ( r o u g h i n g ) . 17 04; Feathers Ion*. Bo* Iroujhingl. 17 0* Savard. TB (delay ot game). 14 55, Hamrllk, TB (high the king I, 14 57 Third Period — No scoring Penalllei — Mamrhk. TB (hookmgl. 4 14. Grallon. TB (unsportsmanlike conduct!. 10 14; Murray. Bos I unsportsmanlike conduct), 10 14 Shots on goal — Tampa Bay 10*14—11 Boston! 14 11-17 Power pity Opportienlres — Tampa Bay 0 ol 1. Boston Ool 7 Goalies — Tempa Hay. Young 111 (37 shot* 77 saves) Boston Casey 30 15* (13 10). Riendeau 14 77 second period TO 70) A - 14.441 Referee — Dan Mtrouelll Linesmen — Kevin Collins, Pierre Reel col AUTO RACING NASCAR Feed City 144 BRISTO L. Tenn — Top 70 qualifier* for today s Food City 500 NASCAR Winston Cup race at Ih* 1j mil* Bristol International Raceway, listing residence, type ol car and qualifying speed Inmph I Chuck Sown. Athboro N.C . Ford Thunderbird, 174 vat event and track record previous record 111 a7a. Alan Kulwlckl, April 1441, 7 Rusty Wallace. Concord. N C . Ford Thunderbird. I l l MV 3 Mark Marlin, Jamestown. N C Ford Thunderbird. li t 144. 4 Jell Gordon Hunt ersvlllt, N C .Chevrolet Lumlna. I l l 4*4 5 Ted Musgray*. Troutman, N C Ford Thunderbird 11* 347, 4 Jo* Nemechek Mooreivlll* N C . Ford Thunderbird 111 191 7 Ernie Irvan. Concord N C . Ford Thun derblrd. 174 1)5. 4 Todd Bodin*. Cherlolte N C , Ford Thunderbird. 114 170 v Bobby Labonle. Trinity, N C . Ford Thunderbird 174 001. 10 Morgan Shepherd Conover, N C . Ford Thunderbird. I l l 941 II Ricky Rudd, Lake Norman. N C . Ford Thunderbird. 171913; 17 Terry Lahoni* Trinity, N C , Chevrolet Lumlna. 173 447 13. Lake Speed, Concord. N C , Ford Thunderbird. 133 441; 14 Kyle Petty. High Point. N.C . Pontlec Grand P r li. I l l 777 13 Bill EtlloH. Blalrtvilie, G a , Ford Thunderbird. 173 441: It Jimmy Spencer Mooresyllle, N C., Ford Thunderbird. 173 4T4 17 Derrlk* Cope, Huntersville N C . Ford Thunderbird, 171410. II Sterling Mtnln, Columbia. Tenn . Chevrolet Lumlna, II) 475 19 Brett Bodin*. Harrisburg, N C , Ford Thunderbird. 111.411) 70. H arry Ganl. Taylorsville. N C . C h e v ro le t Lumine, 111 340 IndyCer Slick 50 700 PHOEN IX The lop practice lap lor each competitor Friday In preparation tor Sun day * Slick SO 700 Indy car race al Ih# 1 mil* Phoenl. Inter national Raceway, listing hometown or country and speed In mph I Emerson Fittipaldi. Braill. Peruke llmor V I 0 . 177 0)7, 7 Raul Boesel. Itretll. Lola Ford Cosworlh KB. 174 544 7 Nigel Mansell. England, Lola Ford Cosworlh XB. 175 971; 4 Tto Fab), Italy. Reynard llmor V* D. 173 153 5 Paul Tracy, Canada, Ptnsk* llmor V6 D. 177 470, 4 Jimmy Vaster, Discovery Bay. Calll . Reynard Ford Cosworlh, 177 103 7 Mario Andretti, Nararelh, Pa . Lola Ford Cosworlh XB 171 91), I Robby Gordon. Orange, Celll , Lola Ford Cosworlh XB, 171 510 9 Scott Sharp. Wilton. Conn , Lola Ford Cosworlh XB 171 340. 10 Scoll Goodyear. Canada. Lola Ford Cosworlh XB. 171 309 II Al Unter Jr,, Albuquerque. N M . Peruke llmor V IO . 170*41: 1] Jacques Vllleneuve. Canada Reynard Ford Cosworlh XB. 170 745 13 Dominic Dobson, Truck**, C alll . Lola Ford Cosworlh XB. 149 1/4, 14 Michael A ndrelll. N ararelh, P a , Reynard Ford Cosworlh X 0 . 144 964 13 Slelan Johansson, Sweden, 1993 Peruke llmor V4 D. 164 94); 14 Mike Groll. Los Angeles, Lola Honda VI, 144 499 17 Arle Luyendyk, Netherlands. Lola llmor Indy V I D, 165 441. II Marco Greco. Braill. Lola Ford Cosworlh XU. 145 144 19 Bobby Rahal. Dublin, Ohio, Lola Honda V I, 161 130, 70 Adrian Fernanda!. Mertlco, Reynard llmor V f D. 1*4 971 71 Mark Smith, McMinnville, O re , Lola Ford Cosworlh XB, 154 040; 77. John Paul J r . Allanla. 1947 Lola llmor V I C. 141,150 73, Davy Jones. Glenbrook, Nev . Lola Ford Cosworlh XB, 140 444. 14 Buddy L a ilir , Vail, Colo . 1943 Lola llmor V I C, 154 441 33 Maurldo Gugelrnln. Braill, Reynard Ford Cosworlh XB. 15* 434; 14 Willy T Rlbbs, San Jose, C alll.. 1441 Lola Ford Cosworlh XB. 15104/. 17 Brian Till, Columbus. Ohio. 144) Lola Ford Cosworlh X B . 117.993; I I Hlro Matsushita Japan. Lola Ford Cosworlh XB. 154 440 79 Johnny Unser, Kelchum, Idaho. 1997 Lota llmor V IA . 154 090, 30 Jell Andrelll, Nararelh, Pa . 199) Lola llmor V I C, 111 711. 31 David Kudravo, Los Angeles, 199) Lola llmor V IC . 141 490 [g o l f The Masters AUGUSTA, Ga — Leaden oiler Salur day's third round ot (he Master* goll tournament, played on the 4.475 yard, par 77 Auguvta National Goll Club court* <* am alturl: Tom Lehman 70 70 44 -709 Jose Marla Olaiabal 74 47 49—710 Larry M ile 4*7177—711 Tom Kll* *4 7771-117 JlmMcGovern 77 70 71—713 Ian Baker Finch 717171-711 Tom Watson 70 71 71—114 Ray Floyd 70 74 71-1.5 Loren Roberts 75 64 71—115 Ernie E l* 74 *7 74-315 Greg Norman 70 70 75—115 J*y Haas 77 71 77-114 Corey Pavln *717171-31* Dan Foriman 74 44 74—31* Brad Fanon 71 73 73-317 Chip Beck 717175-117 David Edwards 73 73 73-111 John Huston 7777 74-711 Rust Cochran 71 74 74—714 Vl|ay Singh 70 75 74-71* Curtis Strang# 7470 75-714 Bill Glaiton 77 73 71-770 David Frosl 74 71 71-770 Tim Ralnas Jell Slumen tunny Wad kins Wayne Grady F u lly Zoaller Bernhard Lenqer Ben Crenshaw Hale Irwin Mark O'Meara Scott Simpson Nick Price Save Ballesteros 74 71 71-330 /J 74 73- 770 74 75 71--770 74 71 74-730 74 74 77-770 74 71 71--770 73 41 79--770 75 10 76--731 74 74 71--771 74 77 74--771 70 74 73--771 TIN N IS Bausch A Lamb Championships A M ELIA ISLAND - Results Saturday ol the *400 000 Bausch A Lomb Championships at Amelia Island Plmlalion Isaedings in parenlhesasl la m iln a ll Gabriele Sabatml 141, Argentina, del Lindsay Davenport (41. Murrieta. C a lll, I 7. *4 Aranf.a Sanchai Vlcano (I). Spain, del M~'*.na Navratilova 111. Atpen, Colo. *4. I3 Doublet Samllrtals Amanda Cottier Soulh Africa and Inet Gorrachalrgul 131. Argentina del Lindsay Davenport. M urrieta. C a lll . and Lisa Raymond 111, Wayne. FN», 1 4.4 4,4 1 Larisa Holland. Latvia, and Aranlsa San c h a t V l c a r l o ( I I . S p a in , d e l J ill Hetherlngton, Canada and Shaun Stafford 141, Gaines.Ill*, Fla * 74 3 TRANSACTIONS BA SEBA LL American League TEX A S RAN GERS - Sent Dan Peltier, oullielder. outright lo Oklahoma City ol the American Assoclahon N*lien*l League CINCINNATI REDS - Optioned Kevin Jarvis, pitcher, lo Imlariapollt ol Ih* Amerl can Association L O l A N G E L E S DOOOEHS - Placed Carlos Hernandei, catcher, on Ih* 13 day disabled list, retroactive lo April 4 NEW Y O R K METS - Purchased Ih* contract ol Doug Linton, pllcher. from Noriolkol Ih* Infernetonel League BA S K ETB A LL National Bask .trail Attaclallan CHICAGO B U LLS - Activated John P*> son guard. Irons Ih* Injured Hot Placed Bill Car iwrighl. center, on •>* Injured list FOOTBALL Nalsonal Football League ATLANTA FALLONS - Re signer) Mel Agee defensi ve end CINCINNATI B EN G A LI - Signed Steve Broussard running back, lo a Iwo year contract MIAMI DOLPHINS Signed Mark Ihggi running back, lo a one year conlrad W ASH INGTON R E D S K IN S - Signed Trevor Mafich. offensive tackle long ^sapper lo a Iwo year conlrad Released Al Noga. defensive lineman HOCKEY National Hockey League NEW J E R S E Y D EV ILS - Recalled Jim Dowd, center, from Albany ol Ih* American Hockey League C O LLEG E DAYTON — Named Oliver Purnell men's basketball coach DOMINICAN. N Y . - Named John D illity men s soccer coach PORTLAN D STATE — Announced Ih* retirement ol Jack Dunn, baseball coach, elletllve al the end ol Re* season SO U TH ER N CAL - Declared Wayne Black Jon Leach. LiAar Hovorka and Brail Hansen, tennis players, ineligible because they accepted money while competing In a professional tournament Announced II would default Friday's maids al UCLA and petition Ihe NCAA to restore Ih* eligibility ol (he players TULSA — Signed Tubby Smith, men's basketball coach, loa live year conlrad W ILLIAM PATERSON - Named Paul Darraghasslilant looltull coach TV/RADIO Ttie Alton AUTORACINO - ESPN, NASCAR, Food City 500. I pm (LI 5 p m — ESON, IndyCar, Slick 50TOO S p in — SUN. NHH A Gatornallonali 5 30 p m - TNN, NHH A Wlnslon Invite llonal C O LL EO E BA SEBA LL e a rn — SUN, Vanderbl II al Auburn l p rn — SUN. Miami al Florida Stale, (L I 1:30p.m. — SC, Arkansas al Florida. (LI 10 30 p m — SUN. Maryland a I Wake Forest MAJOR LE A G U E BA SEBA LL I 30 p m — WGN. Chicago Cubs al Montreal E spot. (L) 130 p m - WOR. New York Mels al Houston Astros (L I 4 p m . — WTBS. Allanla Braves al Los Angele* Dodgers, (LI 4 p m . — ESPN , Fkrrlda Merlins al San Diego Padres, (L I PRO B A SKETB A LL I p m . — WESH 3, New York Knlck* al New Jersey Net*. <L) 3:30 p m — W ESH 7. Phoenl» Sun* at Seallle Supersonic*. (U EQ UESTRIAN 8 p m . — SC. Grand (Yl« ol Palm Beach F IO U R E IK A TIN O tp m. — W FT V f, Pro Am Championship* GOLF Noon — SUN, Bryar* Gumbel Wall Disney World Celebrity Pro Am 4 p m — WCPX 4. The M ailers, (Inal round. I D HOCKEY I p m - W FTV 4, NHL, New York Rangers al New York Islanders. (LI 17 41 p m Food City 500 Radio AUTORACINO - WGTOAM (5401. NASCAR. BA SEBA LL |J45 p m . - W TLNAM (15701, Southern League. Memphis Chicks el Orlando Cubs 3 15 p m . - WWZNAM (14401, National League. Atlanta Braves at Los Angeles Dodgers 7:30 p m . - WGTOAM 15401, WHBS AM (1370) In Spanish, National League. Florida Marlins* al San Diego Padre* �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 10, 1994 - ao Smith posts high game, second-highest series at Bowl America SpsolaltothsHsrald SANFORD — Gender equity reigned al Howl Amcrlcn Sanfonl as two men and two women Droke the GOO aerlea barrier In league art Ion reported last week. Hut the name eoulil not be aaltl In the chase for blgli single game laurela aa the men took a bark neal lo the women, who turned In the top twonnd lour of the top six games this past week. The highest series score of the week was a 000 posted by Doug Burnell on March 31 hi In the McGuire's Canvas League. The next highest scries — and the lop woman's total — wan rolled In the mime league aa Penny Smith turned In a 032. Also rolling GOO's tills past week were Gcorgenlu Webb, who put together a 023 In tbr Mardcll's Ladles League on April *1th. and James Grlgga. who rolled a 004 in the Bccr:30 Cliv League on March 30th. Penny Smith lopped everyone with a 20H game during her 032 series In the MeOulre's Canvas League lo edge Margo Butler, who posted a 202 In the Mardcll's Ladles League on April 4, for high game. The top Individual game among the men was a 247 by Burnell during tils 000 series in the McGuire's Cnnvns League. Hulling I tie rest o f the lop six games were Webb 1233 In the Mardcll's Ladles League). Bill Slnnott (220 In the HcerdlO City League on March 301b). and Mary Bartels (223 In the Munich's Ladles League). BEER:30 CITY LEAGUE, MARCH 30 Series — James Griggs, 004; Al Heron. 590: Ron Van Odder. 577; Hill McClure. 575. Games — Hill Slnnnlt. 220; Heron. 224: McClure. 222: Hob Meyers. 222; Hay DcQroul, 222: Van Odder. 221. SENIOR CITIZENS, MARCH 30 M e n ’ s S e rie s — Hob Orwlg. 320; Jolm Ognosky, 522; Games — Orwlg. 215); Mike Vlsbnesky. 15)0. Women's Series — Elcnorc Vlsbnesky. 473; Helen Dcclicllc. 443: Games — Vlsbnesky. 194: Esther Lansing. 101. APRIL 2 Men's Series — Duck Hcntnn. 530, Ted Sbontz. 520; Games — Shontz, 15)5; Menton. 101. W om en's Series — Esther Lansing. 421: Vera Gardner. 413; O s m e i — Lansing. 159; Mary Hangs, 159: Gardner. 140. L.M. Pub pair leads Hot Shots Spaolal to Ills Herald SANFORD — Lake Mary Pub's Shannon Hall and George Simpkins top this week's list o f Playtime Darts' Hot Shots. Hall, who competes with The Untouch­ ables, led the women tills week with live wins. Simpkins rollccted seven wins for S.O.L.. Other Hot Shots include Bamboo Cafe's Bobble Buckley (lour wins, a bull, and a nine-throw dortnutl and Lake Mary Pub's Kenny Doyle Islx wins, a bull, one bed. an eight-throw dartoul and a nine-throw dartouH LADIES'A LEAGUE Lake Mary Pub's No A nsw er leads the six-team circuit with 18 wins Tied lor second at 13 wins each are Bamboo Maglu out o f the Bamboo Cafe. Unde Nick's Kst W/2 Tails, and D. J.'s from Unde Nick's. They're trailed by I he Bamboo Calc's Wsntnbcea I I I wins) and Mugg Shots from M T Moggs ( 10 wins). LADIES' B LEAGUE Leather and Lace from Whiskey River has a two-game lead. 14-12. over Lake Mary Pub's Good Answ er Team No. 4 out of Time Out 11I wins) Is right behind In third. Completing the pack are Quivers' Unpre d icta b le! (8 wins): Team No. 5 out of Score at Touchdown 17 wins): and Bamboo ( ale-backed Team No. 0 MEN’S A LEAGUE Mi Walter's W e ’re Back leads the loop with Hi wins, two games ahead of Bad A ttitu des (141 from Bamboo Cafe. Sharing third with 13 wins each arc Team No. S out of Quivers and Lake Mary Pub's The Icemen. Trailing are Da Bulls from Lake Mary Pub 110 wlnsl; Lake Mary Pub's Oops (7|; and SRJ out of Bamboo Cafe (5). MEN'S BLEAOUE Bunched atop the 12-tcam division arc M T. Muggs' Mugg Studs (22 wins). Real Easy from Nice A Easy (21). and Score At Touchdown's Team No. 1 0 120) They're followed by Lake Mary Pub's Cobras 118): 8.O.L. from Hie Lake Mary Pub (10): Quivers Team No. 9 (15); 2 nig, 1 Old out ol Bamboo Cafe (13): Sir Walters’ E.M.T. Po ckets (5*|; the Buahwsckers Irom Sir Walters (7); Bamboo Cafe's Youngblood 1(1); Grimm Situation out of Nice A Easy (5): and Quivers Bonecrushers |4). MIXED A LEAGUE Team No. 2 from Bamboo Cafe enjoys the largest advantage ol any league leader, bolding an 8-gurnc edge (20-12) over Lake Mary Pub’s Untouchables Trailing are Lake Mary Pub's Dart Deputies 111); Team No. G Irom Ham boo Cafe IH|; and Uncle Nick s Ron’s Kids and Polnts-R-Us out of the Hamhoo Cafe (7 wins carlo. MIXED B LEAGUE Score at Touchdown's Team No. G lops Un­ pack with 18 wins. Tied for second with 13 wins apiece are Humbon Cafe's Stingers 'N' Tw eeners mid the BuHahootcTs from Q-HIz One game back In lomili place are the Bamboo Beesout ol the llamhnuCafe 112). Sharing tilth with nine wins each are Team No. 4 from Q-Hlz and Nlrc A Easy's Good Question M T Muggs Mom's Muggers |4) arc seventh. SEMINOLE IN V ITA TIO N A L >1 SEM IN O LE HIGH '.CIIOOL Frld lv, April I G IRL1 Trim lcor.1 — I £ .,in t (E v l 114. 1 I.m ln o l. IS) I#*, 1 O/ik Hulg. IORI •*. « Lym .n I D II 3; 1 N»*r Smyrna II. mh INSHl 11 6 O.ylon* H.mh (S.,1) )1 1 M .rrlll liU n d (Mil 11. * Km lm Choola :K O I 77, 4 Ov(.d. (Ovl 7*, 10 L.Oc (Irani,tv I Lt)) 10. 11 51 Cloud I SC I 7 Indlvtddu*! R .iu lti Dlicut — I P»rry IS) t i l l , 7 Collision (NSB) 114 «v*. 1 R h-dn IL ) lO M 'n 4 fudge (O R ) IM 4, 1 Manioc* (Ml) 101 1: * Coggint (Ev ) 101 )'» Long lump — I King (E v ) II I, 2. Montgomery IS) If #, ). M jcPtifrion IS) I t ) , 4. Morgan IS) It I'r i I. Wilton (Ov) It H r, t W latalN SB, IS ION lllgh lump — 1 W i*« (MSB) SO I Brown |E v) SO. 1. Ilia) C o llin (S.»), Midi* (Ev). Wilton (Ovl t 10 0 Chrltl (KO) 4 10 Shot put — 1 Coll (non INStll 3* 7. I. Parry (SI 1*11-1, 1 Garvin (E v l ]* IS; 4 Manlock (M il IS 10. S Baval (Seal ISO; t fudge IORI IS 1 Triple lump — I. Morgan (SI If f, I MacPherton IS) 11 *, 1 W.ete INSB) 11 7, t. Brown (Lym ) 11-1, S Kotola I KOI 111'-S, t. Dodton (Lym ) 12-10 100 malar high hurdlet — 1 Olahl (E v l IS 14. J Hartay (SI IS.*4, 1. Dodton (Lym) It 41, 4 Kennedy (NSD) I f f , S Loper (E v l It 1 t Holden IS) IM S ioo malar dath — 1 King (E v l I I I * . 1 Davit (OR) 1114, 1 Wetley I E v I 114*. 4 Montgomery ISI 11.14, S Mclaln lE v ) II Sa. * W illiam IMI) I I I 1,400 malar run — l Singleton IO RI 3:17 0. >. Breinlck (Lym ) S ill.1 l, 1 Van Horn IORI 5 ISOS, 4 Cohan (OR) 5 IS Of. S Dempsey (Ml) S )« tt. t. Natter ( L B IS rSB 77. 4 ■ too malar relay — I. Seminole 41.SI, 1 Event 4**4, 1. Lyman S0.*li 4 Oak Ridge S it . S. Merrill Island S i l l , t Seabreaia S10 400 meter dash — I. Gretnberg ILym ) 100.Hi 1 Hicks (E v l 1:01.17, 3 Harris (OR - 1:01 4t, 4. Kosola IKO) 1 03 SI; S. Bess (OvMiftt.M, t. McDonnell (LDHiOl.Ot. 190-malar Inlgrm edlale hurdlei — 1. Ere Idus ISoa) SO 4, 1 Molnar IKO) SO 41; 1. Dodton ILym ) I I . 0) 4 Amanl (Sea) SI 14, S. Kennedy INSB) S i l l , * Lopei (E v l SI 34 •04 miter run — I. Singleton (OR) 1 14 73. 1 Brown lev) 1:17.5*. J. Van Horn (OR) I I I IS; 4. Hudson ILym ) 1:10.11, S Cohen (OR) 1 M f l .t .K t l l h (Lym ) l i l l . l t 100 mater dath — 1. Hampton IS) IS II) 1 King (Ev) It I); 1 Harris (OR) 17 01; 4 Williams (Ml) 17 X ; S. Williams (Mil 28 1*, t. Lowery ( S i l l * 1,100 malar run — 1. Slngliluit IORI 11:01*1; 1. Breinlck (Lym ) 11,14.14) 1. Nasser (LB ) 11,17.14) 4. Leal (LB ) 11,41.11, S. Alford (Lym ) 11,41.0/ * Schbach IKO) II 01 » 4 a 400 meier relay — 1. Seminole 4:01.01, 1. Lyman 4,14.Itr 3 Evans 4:17 07, 4 Saabreeie 4:1011, 5 Oak Ridge 4:15.Si *. Lake Brantley 4,If.)4 BOYS Team scores — I Winter Haven IWH) IIS. 1 Seminole IS) 111 1, 1 SI CLoud (SC) t* S. 4. Lyman (Lym ) 47, S Lake Brantley (LB ) 411, t. Lake Howell ILMI 1*1, 7 New Smyrna Beach (NSB) It 5. • Merrllr Island (Ml) } ,. * Lake Mary ILM I I I , ,0 Cocoa ICI 14. II Oviedo (Ovl 11*1, II lliol Kissim m ee Osceola IK O l and Daytona Beach Seabreere I Seal IS, 14 P atella IP ) S Individual Raiultt Dlicut — 1 Sparrow IS! 11*1, 1 Wilder <Ov) 1411, 1. Dilwerth ILym , 141-4Cp, 4. Olsen (LH ) 1411, I Brown ILH I ,4*1, 4 Evans (KO) 117 4 Long lump — I. Wilson ILM I 11 4*n 1 Hill (NSB) 11 IW. 1 Brown (SCI II 10. 4 Willis IWH) II 4'a. I. Smith IS) M J '.i 4. MuHln IS) 10*1* High lump - I Hill INSB) 1 1. 1 Roberts (WH) a t . 1 Harvey IWH) t t ; 4 Pills (WHI t 4; S. (tie) Williams IS) and Hauser (SC) t 0 Shot put — I. Sparrow ISI t o ], 1. Olson ILH I 4* li ). Wilder (Ovl 4t 1, 4 Candidate (Sea) 4S ,0. S Goodrum IWH) 44 7; I. Moran ( si m ]i> Triple lump — I. Scott IS) I I I * . , 1. Shtw (Lym ) 4ratal 1. Orooms IS) 41-11, 4. Ruffin IS) 41-*lt, S Galmore (Ml) 411, t Hill (NSB) 40 7W Pol* vaull — 1. Booth* (LM) 11-la) 1 Baukntght (SC) l i t , 1 Pitts (WHI l i t 4 Brauman IP ) I t * ; 5 McCoy (Seal HO, t Taylor IKO) II 0 II# malar high hurdles - I Thompson ISC) IS *. 1. Shaw ILym ) IS.*, 1 Rickard (S) It s), 4 Maiurwgl (LB ) l i t*, 1 Ruth I LB) 11.71, t. Vlckar (Ov) 11.17. IM m eltr dash - 1 B ilk * IWH) (OSS. 2 Rogers (WHI 10 7*; 1 Wllllt (WH) 1* 77. 4. Davis (SI I0 .il) S Brayboy (Cl I0*S; t Stokes(Seal 1110 1,4*0 melar run — 1. Hlllty (LB I 4:1*.01, 1. Evans ILym ) 0,10.11, 1. Oomalai (Lym) 4:17.0, 4 Phillips ISC) 4 4*01, 5 Daymond (WHI 4:41 71,0 Mark.me (SC) 4 47 0 4 x 100 malar relay — I. Samlnol* 41.4*, 7 Winter Haven 4101. 1. Lake Howell 41*1, 4 M errill Island 44 11; S SI Cloud 431*. 0. Lym an4J.il. 400 malar dath - I Covington IWH) 4* SI. 1 Hughes (WHI SI. 11; J Lalham IMI) Sl.11, 4 Paul (KO) S l.lf, S Walkar (C) 5140. 0. Alllcock (LB ) SI.SI ioo meier Inlermedlal* hurdlet — I. Wim­ berly ( I I 40.71, 1. Shaw (Lym ! 41.IS, 1 Brown (SCI 41.11/ 4 Thompson (SC) 41 41; S Odom (C) 4) 11; t. Rulh (LB ) 4) *0 •00 meltr run — I. Culbertson (MU 1 01 (1. 1. Frank ILH ) 1:0) •«, 1 Landram ISC) 1:017*, 4 Hauser ISC) 7.04 SO; I. Dlfbltr (Lym l 1:05 71; 0. Grain (Ov) 1:00.1*. 100 melar dash — I. Davis IS) 1100, 1. Brayboy (C) 1131; 3 Rogor* (WH) 11 4, 4 Willis (WHI 1111, 1. Palkut ILH I U.*4i 0. Moor* (SI 11.1. 1.100-maltr run — 1. Evans (Lym l 10:00.1, 1. Hiller (LB ) 10,01.71, 3 Harktma ISCI 10 04 SI, 4. Boehl (LB ) 10,14.11, 3. Starney (WHI 10:34 0 *;* Cory (NSB) 10 41 I I 4 a 404 mater relay — 1 Winter Haven 31* 41, 1. Seminole M 4 .il, J Merrill Island 3:77.31/ 4 New Smyrna Beach 3 30 00. S Cocoa 3:3* 0*. *. Lyman 1:00.00 Track Continued from IB (2 0 0 -m eter dash. 25.25). The Tribe also won both the 4 x 100-mctcr (48.53) and 4 x 400-meter (4:01.03) relays. Perry nearly duplicated Spar- r?7“ |5b“ M i*ND nq "TIh Sno oT enITn S"- “ * iTtvTl m m nN! row's ellort as she managed a second-place finish In the shol put (38-314) lo go with her win In the discus. Morgun added a fourth In the long Jump (1G-5M). Danielle MacPhersan also scored In both the triple Jump (second. 33-9) and long Jump (third. 1G-7). Lyman's Rita Greenberg was A All Star FumnioStall I l f * 2 5 Vihr. * Pilvoln(loom* | the only oilier Seminole County aNOWHiniHQ qlhlete lo win an event as she HI VIPUttQOtlo | | Body Daub 40 7-300-0476 | finished first In the 400-meter i a 3 I f flWTTWlnlo* Wood* nivtl.W R, I dash (1:00.97). McGUIRE'S CANVAS, MARCH 31 Men's Series ■— Doug Ihirndl. 000. Jay Smith. 502; Games — Huradl. 247: Scott Terrell, 203. Women's Series — Penny Smith, 052: I’hyllls Mott. 542: Games — Smith. 208; Liz Davis. 203. THURSDAY NITE MIXED, MARCH 31 Men's Scries — Rich Fiance. 571; Russ Kryslngcr. 548: Games — Flam e. 210. Women's Series — Delores Jackson. 5H0; Carolyn Metis. 542; Games — Ruth Hut It. 214: Marddl Gonterman. 210, MYSTERY LADIES, APRIL 1 Series — Shirley Johnson, 521: Kalhv Merry, 492; Fran Hindi. 482. Games — Johnson. 211: Hindi. 15)1: Merry, 175. SANFORD PINBUSTERS, APRIL 1 Men's Series — John Ognosky. 545: Don Hangs. 531; Games — Hangs. 15)0; Mike Vlshncsky. 195. Women's Series — Agnes Ognosky. 527 Helen Dedidlc. 401; Games — Dedidle. 193; Ognosky. 193. A 4 S YOUTH, APRIL 2 Series — Erie Smith. 450; Jonathon Shields. 435; Logan Jackson. 429; Robert Fryer. 425. O sm ei — Jnekson, 173: Jerome Perkins Jr.. Consider FG FW C camps this summer As the weather begins to warm up. most kids' thoughts turn to summer vacation. For parents. It's time lo start thinking utxml where lo send the kid" to summer camp. To help your children spend s o m e t i m e this s u m m e r appreciating the great outdoors and learning alKiut conservation, you might want to consider two youth camps operated by the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission T w o rustle, back-to-miture camps are located In the few remaining natural wilderness areas of the stale. One Is located al Lake Eaton In the Ocala National Forest: the other Is at Hungry land Slough In the J.W Corbett Wildlife Management Area near West Palm Heaeh Hoys and girls from 8 to 14 years of age can spend a week al either ramp learning about Flor Ida’s natural resources The week-long sessions, which begin J une 15) and run t hr ough August 13. cost $135 prr camper, which Includes all camp fees, meals, lodging, program materials, and accident insur­ ance. T h e s e c a in p s a rc w e II ■ supervised and provide children with w holesom e recreational opportunities which may well turn Into lifetime Interests As t P IS H IN Q J IM SHUPE we all know, children who become interested In I he out­ doors at an early age are much less likely to become Involved in undesirable activities such as drug, alcohol abuse, etc. For further Information, please contact Judy Glllan at (904) •lH8-4f)7(i SHUPE'S SCOOP It Is good to expose children to outdoor experiences u! un early age Children have a natural affinity for the wonders ol nature, and parents who capital­ ize on this trait lo rngage their children in wholesome activities. Children who are bored or who have no strong Interests are more likely lo pursue less de­ sirable activities which, in turn, may lead to problems at a later date FISHING FORCAST O nce the wi nds su bside, Oviedo Continued from IB because no one called It and you go until someone calls you oil. I'm Just glad no one was hurl." Andy Hllllniaii 12-2) suffered bis second straight despite allowing four runs on Just nine bits to the hard-hitting Lions. Once again the Tribe could not gel the bats going and bad readied double digits In strike outs for Die third straight game. Seminole's lone run came In the third inning us Dcon Daniels walked with bases loaded lo score Bri an Wl l i c o x . Cor y Gochcc bad a bunt single and Todd Hensley singled to right In the seventh Inni ng for the Tribes' only bits. Doing the damage for the Lions w ere Adam Colem an (2 -lo r-4 , d o u b le, tw o runs scored). Carlos Martinez (2-for-3, RBI), Tim Slavik |2-fnr-4. run scored), Mike Hynes (l-for-2. double. RBI), Wrlglil (1-fur-3). Metcal f (l- fo r - 4 ) and Brian Hendrix (run scored, RBI. the two men be laced and earn bis sixth save of the year, " Ma r o t t a pitch ed a great gam e." said Lyman head roach Bob McCullough. “ I don't llilnk I've ever seen) him throw better. We didn't get runny litis, but I've always said good pitching over­ shadows good till ting. "W e took advantage of the early breaks. Good teams lake advantage of mistakes and we're playing real well right now That's baseball." P ro v id in g the offen se for Lyman were llcnseh |2-lor-2. run). Dixon (l-for-2. RBI). Roller (l-for-31. Shipley and Ktley Calapa (one run each ) and Thclscn (RBI). (lilting for Lake Mary were Bryan (l-for-1. home run). Chris Klclbl. Rene Perez and Marotta (one single each). The Greyhounds Improved lo 15-5 overall and 4-1 In the SAC. while the Rams fell to 11-9 and 2-3. Lake M ary will be at Mainland Monday al 4 p in and Lyman will play at Bishop Moore Tuesday at 4 p.m. Fo reig n & D o m e stic C a r s & T r u c k s Free In su ra n c e E stim a te s 24 HOUR A EMERGENCY TOWING 322-8930 2601 Country Club Rd. 322-81)44 or 322-8909 B uy D ayton tiro s an d c a r so rv ic o on revolving c h a rg e . BIG T TIRE & AUTO SERVICE (WM) rm-7«M |W7) 371-0970 |w*i f ff in }«0«3 rVtlNCH AVC- Ittf ». VOLUUA AVfL , HWY If t l HWY 17-tl SANFOOn ORANGE CITY Trl M M, l*i » 90 D A Y S iflp*4Kifm tr* ., m3a,*rhSm S A M E A S C A'II I*W*?™S H I’M * rnMI*■I l'*T*M 9*fcnMl* M*»•! •*-414*%**•*t« B E S T V A LU E FOR IM PORTS! S»7« Pure 1SSAOfl 13 $ 3 9 . 6 5 • Mileage guarantee plan • Strong steel belted polyester body radial construction • Aggressive nb tread M & S rated • Full depth sipes. M rrn rc 16S7SRU $ 4 0 . 8 0 tolllw CiU’in (fiu((*irona/ 'w. Bet Live Jai-Alai J 7 :3 0 P.M. W ed. thru Sot N oon T h u r s . & Snt 1 P.M. S u n . ) 19S7SRI4 $ 4 2 . 6 7 IOS7SRI4 $ 4 4 . 5 5 II37SRU $ 4 7 . 3 3 FUEL | INJECTION CLEANING 1 n«g. (49.es | 215751(1 J $ 4 8 . 5 2 SALE I 2257SR1S $ 5 0 . 9 7 * 3 9 .9 5 * 1 KM73HI5 $ 4 6 . 0 7 235 7* F115 $ 5 3 . 3 1 •W ith C o u p o n J r a d ia l Prx* Sir* 15SR13 $37 1651)13 $39 IISRM $44 tesrvis $43 l7570FV13 $ 4 3 165701113 $ 4 4 16570fVI* $ 4 6 195704V14 $ 4 9 205707V14 ^ 4 9 ■40,000 Mile Limited Treadnear Warranty ■All Season Tread Desgn • Smooth and Qu el Ride cv DAYTONA* RADIAL S/R • M ilo n g a g u a ra n ttto p la n • A ll a o t is o n tro u t! ( I u b Iq i i • Mutual co n stru c tio n W h ll. l.n iw r Bet Horses T vn ‘D ViSt!?* ELTONA ° /$> IlngluilTIno a rro N A 163*0013 $ 3 6 . 2 5 17SA0R13 S 3 7 . 6 5 LA / !A !A mui * is .u u 33E CSt m i DAYTON HOROBRED 133601(13 $ 3 4 . 2 9 Orlando expect the best fishing of the year. On the freshwater scene, bass and speck fishing will be Ihr primary species, as these fish are active throughout the summer months. Sebastian Inlet Is getting hotter by the day. Snook fishing will continue to improve as water temperatures continue lo climb. May will be really good tintII die closure begins In June. Also expect flounder, rcdflsh. blueflsh. Jack erevu lle. and lady fish. C a p t a i n J a c k at P o r t Canaveral Is waiting for calm seas. Wahoo, dolphin, cobla. king mackerel, and big grouper and snapper are all waiting to be caught. A predicted cold front could once again stir up the ocean. Inside tile Port, flounder and sheepsheud are the primary species Trout and rcdflsh con­ tinue lo Improve on the fis ts of the Banana and Indian R ivers Sheepsheud and blueflsh will continue to dominate the action at Ponce Inlet. Drum, rcdllsh, flounder, and Jack crcvnlle are also present In good numbers The best action Is taking place around the north Jetties^ but the south Jetties has most ol the flounder. S a n fo rd & Body & W r e c k e r S e r v ic e s In ci COMPLETE REPAIR CENTER Lyman Continued from 111 with (lit* bases loaded In the secon d I nni ng lo g i v e the Greyhounds a 1-0 lead, but Lake Mary's Scott Uryan answered In (he bottom of ilie frame with a line drive ovet I lie 355-fool sign hi left center Held, Lyman then look the lend for good lit a crazy third Inning. Teddy (toiler led oil ihc tuning and was hit by a pilch Jason Shipley followed will) a fly lo tell Ilia! was dropped for un error, but Roller was thrown out trying to udvunt e to third. Mike llenscii then lilt a soil liner to center Ihut (ell in fora till. After hesitating to make sure the ball fell In. Shipley look oil lor third. Lake Mary had a shot at Shipley, but the ball sailed over everyone Into the dugout and Shipley scored with tienscb going all the way lo third. After a ground out. Tom Dixon singled to left to score llenscii. L a k e Mar y hur l cr Br i an Marotta (3-3) only allowed one more hit. a bunt single b> Roller In the seventh, and struck out nine, but the damage had been done. With the lead In hand. Thncns and Hayde did not nllow another Rams bascrunncr to advance past second. In fact, three of Lake Mary's four lilts came In the second tuning. Thncns (5-0) left alter a walk and a single lo Marotta In the seventh. Hayde came on to retire I GO: Keith Evans. Hi IShi el ds, KiO. M & C YOUTH. APRIL 2 Series — Sherrcc Gonterman. 402: Zachary Cooper. 40); Jim Foote, 384: Jar rod Scheming 353. Osmes — Gonterman. 155; Cooper. 149: Foote. 1.37; T.J. Christian. 119. BARBOUR BROTHERS, APRIL 4 Men's Series — Charles Shaw. 570; Jim Moyer. 545: Games — Shaw. 216; George Sawczuk. 214. W om en's Series — Sharon Adams. 485): Lenoir Montgomery. 483: Games — Hobetie Ellison. 190: Joyce Burnham. 187. Notes — Sawczuk, 84 pins over average: Hurnhnm. 72 pins over uvernge. MARDELL'S LADIES, APRIL 4 Series — Gcorgcnla Webb. 625; Dory Jarkson 35)8; Mary Hands, 590; Margo Hutler. 584 Games — Hutler. 282: Webb. 235: Bartels. 225. 203:Jackson. 214. WASHDAY 0R0P0UTS, APRIL 4 Men's Series — Hob Orwlg, 559: Gene Rogcro. 542; Games — Rogcro. 210: Myron Gales. 204 Women's Series — Cam! Meyers, 511: Eve Rogctu. 459; Osmes — Meyers. 199; Louise Weston. 172. 1 2:30 P.M. u b s , thru S u n . MUFFLERS LIFETIME WARRANTY Mr In * 2057CF114 $ 5 6 .4 0 21S70R14 $ 5 0 .4 0 225707114 $ 6 2 .0 2 22370R15 $ 6 4 .4 8 23370R10 $ 6 6 .5 6 25570R15 $ 7 1 .8 1 2 1 B e 5 n i3 $ 6 3 .1 2 243007115 $ 7 2 .1 4 2 7 5 C 0 n i5 $ 7 0 .7 8 JOINT BOOTS ^74.95 INSTALLED MOST CARS From 3 6 * 9 5 Pompano Harness 7:30 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. CATALYTIC CONVERTER From 1 2 4 . 9 5 IN S T A L L E D I II A /C R E C H A R G E $ 2 4 .9 5 IN C LU D E S O N E C A N OF FR EO N I Free Maintenance Inspection Miami Jai*Alai 7:00 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Noon Wod. & Sat. r. * H w y . 1 7 -9 2 & 4 3 6 Brake Specialists Alignment Balancing (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -9 1 9 1 From 4 9 . 9 5 From 1 8 . 9 5 5 . 0 0 P*r Tlr* Piotmkjool W heel I sal Lube& Oil C h a n g e �4 B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, April 10, 1094 Business Dealership expands in Longwood IN BRIEF By NICK PFEIPAUF Horald Staff Writer NEW AROUND TH E AREA Map company SANFORD — Unlvcrsl Map. Inc., will hold a groundbreaking Friday. April 15. at 3 p.m. The event will murk the start of construct Ion for Its new 13,640 square foot office and warehouse facility. I lie company Is a national distributor and publisher of maps and travel products. Nationally. Universal had annual sales In 1903 of over SI 1 million, and has over 125 employees across i he country. The company was located In Fern Park for six years, and has been temporarily operating In Altamonte Springs while arranging for Its new Sanford facility. Greg Bond, vice president of the company explained. "T h e three and a half acre site will provide exposure to the new beltway and room for future expansion. The completion date of the new building Is expected In September. 1994. Sky tracker coming / SANFORD — Skytrnckcr of Florida has leased a 5.250 square foot offlcc/warchouse on Design Court In the Midway Commerce Park In Sanford. Craig Duke with Duke Properties negotiated the deni with n five year lease. Duke said Skytrnckcr has been operating In south Florida, and handles lighting needs for movie and television production companies among other operations. No details have been announced forthc beginning of operations or employment. EXPANSIONS Vershel expands SANFORD — Larry Vershel Communications, n Sunlord based putillc relations agency, Is expanding Into the Orlando area according to Lurry Vershel. president. The new offlrc will he located at H37 N. Garland Avenue. Vershel handles some 20 clients In the Central Florida nren as well as elsewhere In the state and nation. LONGWOOD Bruce Rossincyrr says. "I love this place." To prove It. he Is In volvcd In a massive expansion of Ills Toyotaland. 2925 N. High­ way 17-92. In Longwood. Although minor changes have been made at the facility since II became a Toyota dealership In 1990, the present enlargement will make a massive change in tile usable buildings. " W e 'r e doin g It lu three phases." Rossmeycr said. "T h e first phase Is what we arc doing right now, expanding the si/c of our main service building, which will Ik- about three times the area It now occupies." "T h e second phase," he con­ tinued. "Is to redo the actual service department. The third phase will Ik- to Improve the Ixaly shop, which we expect to begin In three. possibly four weeks from now." The body shop Is located ill the rear of the main service area, bill Kossmeyer said plans arc to expand approxim ately three more acres of space at the rear of the property to provide for more usable space In the lot. "W e have already redone the parts department and added a second flcxir to a large part of the main building," he said. Rossmeycr said Is pleased with the success of his Tovolalaml MtftM Photo by Apryt Mmtli With tho addition of a second Mot. ,nd extensive building modernization Brace Mosiwnnvm np-rullnn. We wen mulled III' tiiunber one vo Iiiiik drain In Central Florida lot sales Iasi year," he said We have also won tile frivol a I'rcsldcu i’s Toyotaland on U S Highway 17-92 In Longwood i looking bloom and tugger oach day. mi ol only 200 \w.ud I I S I oyoln sale in th e i nine liil lion As Im tils lor ill inn mi Highway 17 92 In 11inlinenlciI "W e're III an excellent position betwrr Sanford Longwood. Lake Mat and tin Orlando area This is great area anti lull of woritlrrli |M-fl|llc Himes expands DELTONA — Mel Himes A Associates Insurance Agency of Deltona, has opened two new branch offices In Florida. The new Orlando office will have Dave Wallace as the agent, and the Tampa office will have Dale and Steven Grrtz us agents. Mel Illmes Jr., has been a Deltona resident for over 20 vears. T w o for tea 111o Bucur Niicu and his wife Sica Nacu. conllnuo props'* bon for Iho opening of Ifie Boso Cottage, a now tearoom being established behind the Park Avonuo Antique Mall 1301 S Bark Avnnuo In San ford, also owned by Sica She expects tho official grand oponlng will bo on Mother's Day, although tho husmnss may ho In operation prior lo thul tlmo II construction *ork conllnuos as II has boon NEW PEOPLE Higgins & Heath LONGWOOD — Higgins ft Heath. Inc./Bcttcr Homes and Gardens, has added three new associates from Seminole County to Its growing general sulcs division. Joining the company arc Marilyn Curlcnc Taylor of Altamonte Springs. Rosemarie Patrlarca of Longwood. and Zynoh Nuba, a resident of Oviedo. The announcement was made by Director of Special Projects John Herndon, who says all three will work out of the company's new North Office, located In the Longwood Village Shopping Center on S.R. 434. m or j Arvida HEATHROW — Sharyon Lawson has been named Sales Associate for Arvldu's Heathrow community. She wns transferred from Arvldu's Wesmere community southwest of Orlando. Horn and raised In Central Florida, she Is u graduate of the Uulvr rally of Central Florldu with a D.S. degree In Education and a minor In Business. After college, she worked as u high school English teacher before Joining the real estate Industry. The Arvida Sales Center Is located ut 125 Lake Heathrow Lane. Heathrow. id f t to to b y Tom m y V io c b o I Celebrate the entrepreneur Century 21 S m a ll LONGWOOD — Janet Mansfield, of Century 21. Carnes. Inc., Longwood. lias been Inducted Into the Musters Diamond program with Century 21's North and Central Florida Region for outstanding performance during 1993. The Carnes. Inc. Century office In Longw ood was ulso numed to the distinguished Gold Offices list. Associates at that office receiving achievement awards Include Tom Barrett. Murshu Bennett, John Dysart. Diana Magurlno. Jim McKay, Curia Owens. Carlos Ramos. Edward Sharpe, and Susan Wrlgltl. By NICK P F E IP A U F Horald Staff Writer Each year for the pasi 31 years, the President o f the Unit­ ed Stales has designated a week In May as Small lliislncss Week. For (Ills year. II will he held May I through 7. Tills 3 1st annual celebration Is being sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration ISBA). In honor o f the estimated 21 million small businesses In America (hat employ half of the country's workforce, create gwo o f every tglirec new Jobs, und generate a majority of American Innovations. The theme for lids year's event Is "Small Business: Build­ ing America's Future." For each slate In the nation, as well as the District of Columbia. Puerto Rlco/Vlrgln Islands and Guam, there will b<- a person named for each location an the Stale Small Business Person ol the Year. From tlds group, a national winner will he selected. In most areas, trade nssocln(Ions, chambers of commercc und business organizations arc frequ en t sponsors for can dldutcs. Special advocate awards will also he given out In such busi­ ness achievement categories as minority, women, veteran, ac­ countant. flnanelid services, and media. S|>cclul Individual awards will be presented for the small bustncss exporter, young entrepreneur und entrepreneur success (for growth through SBA assistance). SBA Adm inistrator Ersklnc llowles spoke ol the observance. "T h e vitality of our small busi­ ness community Is critical lo America's economy Small busi­ nesses actually employ mote American workers Ilian huge Gordon joins Contemporary Carole Gordon, a veternn mortgage banking executive with over 30 yeurs experience lit residential real estute, has Joined Contemporary Mort­ gage Services. Inc., as a loan officer. According to Contemporary pr i nc i pal and c o - o wn e r Arlowcne Croxall, Gordon will be responsible for originating B u s in e s s both conveiioonat and gov­ ernment Insured FHA and VA home loans for the Altamonte Sprlngs-bascd mortgage lender. Prior to Joining Contempo­ rary. Gordon was with Money S ou rce, NationsBank and CAS. Contemporary serves a six county nrcu Including Semi­ nole. i W e e k businesses do He coni limed, ' While gov eminent mat lug business l i a s hern downsizing, small Imsi iic s s c s have provided MH) per cent ol llic net new |><lts m ■I,> U.S since I9M7 B o w le s s a id I e iiiiH ld c i s in .ill b u s in e s s m e n a n d w o m e n in In I I l f b e l l i e s o l o i i i e e u iiiiin v I In \ a r c c a r r y i n g o n a g n - a i ii a d l i l n n w ill be ol write to the U.S. Sm all Huslncss Administration. Wash iiiginn. DC 204 I ff M a y I ill'o' % Not* 1-7 Tho Sj nlord Htrjid ilfonfl vupporlt »m*ll buuntiMt «nd Mould llkt hoof ol ony lotol uroo ovonl* ond < ocllvlhot plonnod in looping wllh tho a vorvoncool Ihltwook S an ford H erald is a p r o u d m e m b e r o f th e " W e lc o m e W a g o n ” F a m ily in S e m in o le C o u n ty of Aliirrlran cnticprciu-im4il|i a n d d e s e r v e special i ei i ig it lllo n For additional luloimallon on Small Business Week, phone Donna Harper at <2021 205 6742 II You Ate: Moving Into or Around The Area Gelling Married I laving A Baby For Personal & Commercial Insurance L e i y o u r W e lc o m e W agon re p re s e n ta tiv e a n s w e r y o u r q u e s tio n s a b o u t th e a re a a n d p re s e n t y o u w ith fre e g ifts. If You Live Ift Otio Of These Areas, Please Call to ny nussi. sn 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 T O N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E 2575 S. Fre n ch Ave. Snnford 322-0285 Or Anylimo Day Or Nlghl Call 646-9644 In H u r a n c o / Ufa Homo Car Business f/L r/Ac ‘A/o f\oM un\ flo p tc ,' t �Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. April 10, 1994 - so People Women review Teen Challenge Fam ily, c o m m u n it y e d uca to rs stage S p rin g F lin g SANFO RD DORIS DIETRICH Htrtld Photo by M*ry Rowdl Jim Bildorbeck carves a cano based on Indian totom polos at a Lake Mary Sonlora Wooplo Wood Carvors mooting Wood carver has article featured in ‘Chip Chats’ T h e L a k e Ma r y S e n i o r s Wnoplr Wood Carvers inert every Monday from 9 3 0 a.m milli noun at the Lake Murv Senior Center Otic nf tile regulars al these meetings. Ed Hammers, works on relief carving Rebel carving creates a scene like a 3 D picture Carving in the round produces statuette type carvings. Although Ed has only been carving for two years, be Is L A K E MA R Y ' MARY ROW ELL & SHARI BRODIE already an expert. He recently bad an article published by Chip [ ! See Lake M ary, Page 00 In u sel l i ng o f whim sical springtime decorations at the quaint Sanfnrtl Woman's Club. Jerry Nance was guest speaker at the April luncheon inerting. Nance, executive director of Teen Challenge Florida, spoke to the women about the Tern Challenge fuelllly In Sanford. Describing the operation ns the largest outreach program of Its kind In lire world. Nance told the women that Teen Challenge Is a one-year residential program for people with life controlling problems The Sanford fuelllly Is for people 18 and over and a program for teens Is operated In Daytona Rearh. Nance told the women that a research project sponsored by the National luxtttlue of Drug Abuse has lotmrl Teen Challenge to have an 86 |M-reenl cure rale. The Foundational philosophy is that only God can provide a lotal cure. The program also stresses discipline anti regim entation along with a variety of classes Including preparation to earn a Hi g h S c h o o l E q u i v a l e n c y Diploma Teen C ha l le ng e Florida purchased the funner Cardinal Oaks budding on South Sanford Avruui alKtul three years ago. Today, ihr laelllty lias 32.000 feet ol living space ami NO beds I here are presently 95 residents there hit baling 00 men. T o th e T e e n C h a l l e n g e directors, drug and alcohol Is serious business, according to Nance. Abusers arc promptly dismissed when the rules art* I See Dietrich, Page OB Mtrald Photo by Apryl K v n iito fi H elen Kam insky (from left), Jean M etis and Jerry V an ce of Toon C halleng e. H ifA ld Photo toy Tommy Vincent Modols showing fashions at Spring Fling 1994 aro (from loll): Margaret Tlndol, Olive Babbit, Norma Martin. Louise Nolan. Jeanne Squires and Barbara Watkins C h ristm as in April H o b b y b le n d s S a n ta s w ith old kids on t h e b l o c k f o r s o m e t h i n g fo r e v e r y o n e By SUSAN WENNER Herald Corrospondant Photo by But*n Winner Charlen e Valorlno la surrounded by her unlquo co llectio n o l sculpted figures. SANFORD — lllslorlc Sanlord has Christmas In the air In April. At least the resldenrr ol Charlene Valerlno shows signs ol hundreds of Santas lingering In her beautiful home. Valerlno and her husband of 18 years. James, have lived In Sanford for eight years with their two'Chlldren. Raytin and Drew. They also have three other children Ryan. Luarlc and Jamie antl four grandchildren. Valerlno started collecting Santas many years ago, yet began wanting more, so decided to make them herself. She also had many of what she calls tier "old kills on the block." decorating her fireplace. "I began making Santas because 1 began collecting them and wanted m ore," sin- said l then started making the old people decorated lit different outfits." She had displayed anything from Santas with a mermaid which she called her seaside Santa to Santa with an anchor anti boat, which she called her nautical Santa "I've made Santas with computers. Dr. Santa, lawyers, and country western." she said. "Everyone has their own idea of what kind they want. The only one I've ever turned down was an Elvis Santa." Valerlno said that her most unusual creation was the aviator Santa, and following u dose second, was the seaside Santa and better yet. was the Santa In the bathtub. "I think tills Christmas I may do a nativity scene or some carolers." she said. "I used In sell close lo 150 Saniasal Christmas lim e." I lei ambition didn’t slop with the Santas. Valertno's "old kids on the block" were also a hit. "I started making them just to see what I can create." she said ” 1 wanted somethng different." The old kids on the block were similar In size lo llie Santas and the faces were somewhat alike yet the variety was even greater. From scuba divers to leprechauns with little beer mugs and wrinkled faces and body of a bride and groom Valerlno alfeetloualely Joked i ti.it "the bride and groom Is my 50lh wedding anniversary." She has made grandpa playing Santa and grandma playing the Easter Runny figures. Grandma's morning coffee seemed lo be a real crowd pleaser. She molded the face with small rollers In her hair, a bathrobe and pink scuffles on her feel, wllleb she admitted were made from pink cotton balls. Sec Hobby, Page 7B Duncan-Lockhart vows spoken; Brown to speak at banquet Toni E. Duncan. Daytona Reach, anil William Lockhart, Rochester. N.Y.. arc announcing their marriage o f March 31. 1994 In Sanford. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. George and Mrs. Irene Duncan of Sanford. The groom Is the son of Mrs. Roberta Lockhart of Sanford. Jackie Tcn n cll served the bride as matron of honor and Willie Tcnncll served Ills former classmate as best man. The simple ceremony was performed at the City Clerk's office In Sanford. j I ' < ! • Dlno and Toni were honored by Ihc extraordinary class of 1963 at a Saturday afternoon cook-out G room s Hi gh gettogether. Hosting the event was Shcralyn Jackson Urlnsotl and her 1963 Grooms Class Reunion Committee. The guests dined on hot fish, salads, pigs feel, chicken und desserts. Toni Is employed as a corrccj tlonal counselor In Volusia '• Count y. Wi l l i am Is un a d ­ m in istrative coordinator lor Eastman Kodak. Rochester. N.Y. SANFORD MARVA HAWKINS M HH Awards Banquet Orlando District Lay Organiza­ tion will present Its first annual Awar ds Banquet, Saturday, April 16. al 7 p.m.. at (lie Sanford Garden Club. 200 N Fairmont Avc. Guest speaker will he U nited States C on­ gresswoman Corrlue Brown of District 3. Donation is $15 per person for the buffet dinner. Contact per­ sons are Will McCoy, 322 -1602. Lctiora Mobley. 322-1474, or any lay organizations presidents of the AME Church. k B i sx A , I ■ In /*,Wr I n ! mm sjJSLL. « | R !1 | ' ' U.S. Rop. Corrlno Brown C lass reunion April 12 at 6:30 p.m. al 1008 E a s I S e v e n t h S t r e e t . Al l classmates of Ihc class of 1964 are Invited to attend with your Ideas and suggestions. Contact Samuel Darkness at 323-1799 or Joyce Davis al 322-6407. Crooms High School Class of 1964 will meet on Tuesday. t . 1See Hawkins, Page 70 W edding party g u e sts enjoy a cook-oul hostod by Cro o m s High S ch o o l C la s s of 1963 �— ------ r, -U V !‘V * Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. April 10, 199* 8B - S n n lo r d H e r a ld , S a n f o r d , F lo r id a ‘Dancing with the Stars’ V o l u n t e e r h e a d s e ve nt for C h i l d r e n ’s W i s h F o u n d a t i o n By CUBAN W IN M IR Herald Correspondent LAKE MARY - Meg Kuchar spoke as proudly about her baby, the C h ild r e n 's W ish Foundation, as she did her husband and children. Well, almost. Kuchar was born In West Virginia. She moved to Florida to enter Stetson University, where she met her husband. Peter, of 20 y e a r s . T h e y h a v e t wo children. Matt. 16 and Becky. 14. Kuchar spoke enthusiastically o f her children's accomplish­ ments. They have lived In the Shnnnon Downs subdivision of Lake Mary for six years now. She not only Involves herself with the Wish Foundation but with the homeowner's association In Shannon Downs and with the Governors Board at Heathrow. In fact, Heathrow plans to play host for a fund-raiser. "Dancing with the Stars." on April 16 that Kuchar planned to benefit the C hildren's Wish Foundation. Kuchar Identified herself ns a professional volunteer as well ns n homemaker and mother. "I'm delighted that I have the oppor­ tunity to stay home and have the time for charitable endeavors Rachel M. Abel and Jeffery W. Smith A bel-S m ith INDIANAPOLIS, liul. — Rachel Marie AI h-I and .Jeffery Warren Smith were engaged March 11. 1994 while on a mission Irlp lo Antigua, West Indies. Ms. Abel Is the daughter of Gerald and Kathy Abel of Indianapolis. Ind. Smith Is the son or Mike and Connie Smith ol Sanford. The bride-to-be Is a graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic College, West Palm Beach with a II.A. In International business. Smith graduated In May 1993 from Palm Bench Atlantic College with a degree In business management. He presently works In the Student Development Office of the college. After their marriage on Aug. 20 In Indianapolis, the couple plan to move back to Florida. ANNIVERSARY 4- Roy and Holen Baxtor are surrounded by their daughter and family, Douglas, Autumn, Sandy and Ct\ris McMahon at their 50th wedding anniversary celobratlon at Hlllhaven Healthcare Center. Baxters mark 50th wedding anniversary ' said. "They asked me to he Involved on a social committee. I d ecid ed that each m em ber should Ik* Involved In one event. I picked a charity I shopped the charities In the area and found Children's Wish Foundation." Over five years ol her time h.i« been spent raising money as well as awareness about (he found.) lion. "T h e first year wr raised .1 little over $8.(X)0." she said Last year, close lo $47.(XX> w.e, Bee V olu n teer, Page 71) broken. The leaders opt for success In the Intensive training p rog ra m that r e habi l i t at e s ubusers lo useful citizens. Nance told the women that Tren Challenge receives no fed­ eral funding. Each of the 292 centers around the world raises Its own funds and concerned people contribute either one­ time gifts or on a monthly basis. The result Is good citizens ready to go out und face Hie world Among the notables endorsing the Teen Challenge success rate are Pat Boone. Charles Colson. President Ronald Reagan. Billy and Ruth Gruham and Art Llnklcttcr. A question and answer period followed the enllhtenlng pro­ gram. The program was presented by the club's home life department w i t h H e l e n K a m i n s k y as cahlrman. I Club Prpcsldent Jcun Metis presided o v e r the business session when routine reports were heard. Ruth Gaines. Junior Woman's Club sponsor. rc|K»rted on the Juniors' actlvtlcs, among which Is (bey will host a Mother's Day Luncheon on May 7. Vida Smith announced the Epsilon Sigm a Omlcron will meet at the home of Pat Foster on Apr i l 20 wi t h L o u r l nc Mcscngcr us co-hostess. Libby Boyd will review the life of President Woodrow Wilson. The Bridge Social will he on April 13 at the home of Rose Jacobson. Pat Bowen reported on the successful Italian Night. She presented Vivian Buck and Carl Dietrich with kitchen utensils, cleverly decorated by artist Faye Slier. Club delegates to the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention In Orlando at the end o f the month arc: Mary Childers. Ruth Gaines, Charlotte Smith and Jean Metis. Luncheon hostesses were: Eve Rogcro, chairman, Phyllis Con­ klin, Faye Siler, Viola Frank, Hazel Cash. Rochelle Whitley, JEan Marcel and Emy Sokol. Spring Fling 1994 Seminole County Family and Community Educators sponsored a fashion show, lun­ cheon and makeover program, "Spring Fling 1994" at the Ag Center. Bcolls and Glamor Shots provided the spring fashions and mnkcover. Models were: Margaret Tlndcl, Barbara Wutklns. Norma Martin, Louise Nolan and Jean Squires. ’ Ed Hammers displays some of his relief carvings at tha Lake Mary wood carvars class. NANCY PLE8B MONROE. SUN LAKE S. ARIZ. DEAR MS. MONROE: You arc not the only reader who has written lo tell me how valuable the banners cun he. Read on: D E A R A B B Y : I r e c e nt l y bought a Please Cull Police banner, and In less than a week It paid off. My daughter and her three children were stranded, and In less than 10 minutes, a wrecker and three policemen arrived. OOLDIE BAKER. L O U I S V I L L E SUNDAY’S TELEVISION 6:00 6:30 7:00 O P V4w»ho*l N fw f B ITCH rfflljitaU . §W*PU WNWrmn 7:30 8:00 0 30 9:00 Today ~~___________ Ws»o*1 L k U N * ___________ I f f — *>■ l U K f r f l q p « b p -»j Orago* ((*> * m M aiatd P h o lo by T o m m y V ln c o n l pink and white. The order of the day was reminiscing and talking about the good old days. Born In Vol usi a Count y . Bertha moved with her family to Sanford when she was 8. At that time, tier father built a home oil the corner of Sanlord and Celery avenues. Later, she moved lo Douglas Av e nue where she Bertha turns 80 raised her children and has lived Bertha Nix Dobson has just for 65 years. had the nicest birthday. She Bertha, a ve ry successful turned 80 on March 27 and was businesswoman, has owned mid the guest of honor at a big operated Nix Bedding A Unbarbecue at Mullet Lake Park. holstcry Inc. In Sanford since Hostesses were her three daugh­ 1954. Until last year, she was on ters. Marie Colley. Kitty Corley the Job dally and still shows up and Elcunor Butler, ull of San­ for work, hut not on a regular ford. schedule. She loves to garden "I can't express how grcul It and Is an active inemher of the was — my three girls doing such First Christian Church of Dis­ a nice thing for m e," Bertha ciples on Sanford Avenue. said. "It's been a wonderful life. I May Day B runch can't complain about anything." She has live grandchildren and The Sanlord Woman's Club five great grandchildren, all will hold Ils annual May Day boys. Brunch on May I ai the Sanford About 75 friends und relatives Civic Center, from 8:30 u.m. to gathered to help Bertha cele­ 1:30 p.m. This Is one of those brate. A variety of side dishes events dial the entire family can accom panied the barbecued enjoy. The beautiful part of It Is pork, ribs and chicken. Two that early Sunday boaters and i nrge bi r t hda y cukes wer e picnickers can slop by In casual festively decorated In purple. attire on the way lo their outing Spring Fling was the celebra­ tion o f women — u lime for food, fun, fashions and Increased self-esteem. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Family and Educa­ tion V olu nteers scholarship committee and the 4 II scholar­ ship committee. 55th c la s s reunion Seminole High School Class ol 1939 Is having Its 55th class reunion on April 30 and May I Th e com m ittee Is seeking addresses for the following cl a s s mat e s : Edi t h Bel l amy Former. Lucellc Dckle Chiindli i Ruby Dobson Bides. Don Lee Hendricks. Robert May ami Richard Mason. If anyone has any Information ubout these classmates, please call Fred Ganas. 322-2365, o ____M«n O»«X 1C 1 The Lake Mary Elementary School F’TA field nil Intcracssloii fair dur i ng Its m eetin g on Tuesday, April 5. Lnke Mary Elementary will he using the year-round calendar on Monday. July 18. The fair guve parents an Idea about what programs will he available dur­ ing the hitcrscsslons. The modest turnout heard from several organizations ubout i heir Inlcrscsslon activities. The organizations ultemllng the program were Kids Stuff, the Amer l enn Karat e Academy , 'Hm flit L U *1 TT>t HuMf h o o i Ai m *— T— M f aav> i m t ) _______ (M f,t y » c ]Tp—w> Opt— • » * • J H9Al.t>oma] "Nt. 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O a a o 60 S ch o o l Fair. #•5!*!___ i*» •> Xo** Cxn,h*x i(«ti BNmbx I FH P r o f_____________ iUaVwai'xTiim. *<s—sue __ I r w '__ t < « h yxtxw l Pr«B PO 1bh» 0 < » (tW 7 l I W |t; ][A t W j J $ I f H • • • ' ! 0 )» M I t w J p w w T w ri » N w |(l> « o i t i l O w • '> I I W l l lw t t o ic l IMwtei [itIOWH»«>i i tumnt LI li$M« Act pn SMtooj i j Mu r k * i|1*»" m___Jkr i w i M Wimrniamtt»» ltrWlS«mM«rtxiwtuncl « S I Day* al M r t | *» * » • I'N— l A— l Horn# A— » IS rf—TqN W4A f i f Art# (MS) fortyNqujMf Oirtf •• UW) )M 0MISrt* « » » Itm Comwsi |»«K w>»■««-, |1»V). Curt—i CM t H l U W [ 0 « » t « _____ Ic » )w _ C e 4 « JO u M (W il F*kJFro M P » f t * 4 P rot PoM Pro f jPo«d Prof M f ) » l | > « « > l ) W < i S ) « ) ) R£ 1p x j jr n Fro f F»*d Prof F«>1 Prof l x Tour M o*o jB S j j j I t —rcp$ IWor t # ! — IM Daygrt—tj («—f___ S tfMtia N*«« >a*d F ro f P H P ro f Ai— R iof AMoWH (fdfIMo liA—<f f E—M—t Mtf »>» PoOO<a»T [IT i t Ip t k — ( I tW oipr )00P l agart* (ft) *. 4) © p.m. hoih days. You can register for the course by calling Paulee Stevens m 324-3060 or 323 4938. The Commission on Elderly Affnlrs will meet at the com­ mission chambers at Lake Mary City Hall on Thursday. April 14 at 10 a.m. The public Is en­ couraged to attend. w —. Obw B B x n i b . 6:00 I 0:30 I 7:00 I 7:30 | 0:00 | 8:30 | 9:00 | 9:30 | 10:00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 Lake Mary — Continued from Page SB Chat s , t he na t i o na l W ood Carvers Association magazine. The three-part article details how Ed begun relief carving, what he's done and how he does It. Most of the other curvcrs carve In the round ulthough thnt. too, Is varied. Jim Dllderhcck Is currently carving a canc out o f redwood using Indian totem poles ns his Inspiration. If you would like to Join the Wooplc Wood Carvers, they have beginner's projects on bund und will he glad to teach you ull you need to know about wood curv•lig­ ht other senior news, there will be an AARP B5 Alive driving course. Monday and Tuesday. April 11 and 12. This In u unique driving program that Is geared to older udults. The cost Is $8 per person and runs from noon to 4 ___________ *•«?«*»* 9fssfi_Uhl. *"e d ) avul IULI* nuts i") fettesL 4 UtrtuMkii f i _______ ___ 3__ . gfrffiTlrlri"n t s » ixwwt— i « JP j B ri . . __ _ l n » * __ L r ^ ia O * # J * . 'a * * - Chy x M wahovT $ Trx $ *«'t jiH )i A d jiu K k M useum open house Clnzla Torres (standing) gives Haydeo Gambaro a makeover at Spring Fling 1994. _____________ T V U n . I p »«b P m . qmh- m B g j cn» •■ > Mr io f u t I f M^Mj Mai 1F H » X I I , U ..o r .I o * 4 * f iNtA War Phyllis Grludlr will exhibit In collection of antique paper dull when Ihc Seminole Comm Museum ol History holds opHouse oil Sunday. April 24. Inan 2-4 p.m.. It) celebrate the Mist anniversary ol the founding >i Seminole County. Tills cullri lion will he on cxiilblt for the d.n only with other displays also featured. The museum Is located ill I s Highway 17-92 and Bush Bool' vard In Sanford. For Inform.t lion, call Nancy Frye. 323-8893 ip**—t PwtMh - rirrtfrr'— K a sin o K la s s ic s It's that time of yrar ag.ilt when Hie Sanlord Rolarv t In and Sanlord Junior Woman Club combine lor their .omu Kasino Klassics The event expected to net about SH.tXXi i-> lex-id charities The event will he held on Apt 29, al Tlmnctinn Country ( lull Donations lor Hie auction .u> needed. A program guide util l» made lo list the names ami goods donated for auction li. order to get your name enlrr-'l on the program, the donation-, must lie 111by April 14. For Information, call Colllson, 331-3081, or Tina l." 843-7860 exl 2363 lC»urt TV >»») Bx b OW C-x-ox t°fi? L fon#N» for a hearty brunch. Then, tie church crowd can stop by mi their way lon r from church lot i leisurely meal Overall chairman Is Taw.ui., Melts. Tickets are $3.50 adults anti $ I 75, children under 12 Seminole Community College. 4C. the R oyal A c a de my of Learning. Koalty Knrc. Seminole Fami l y YM CA. the Orlando S c ie n c e C e n t e r , t he Ci vi c Theatre of Central Florida, the Orlando Museum of Art. Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Golds Gym. Mclodcc Skating Kink. Howl America. Hie Children's Fitness Center and La Petite Academy. Some of the organizations will he offering full-time day care, sonic will oiler week-long camp* and others will he offering dally or hourly Inlcrscsslon events The Seminole Comity public schools will only he offering r e m e d i a t i o n d u r i n g In-, terse sslons. If you missed the lutersesslon Fair. Muryhcth Krltsky. the; chairperson or the Inlcrscsslon! Committee, will he sending mil! Inlcrscsslon Information after! the tracks have been assigned. Mo-old Ptiolo by Mo*»* M ow.'n. After the hunt is over Children participating In the Celery City lodgo -542 and Evergreen Temple -321 Elks Annual Easter Egg Hunt are Amber Bodlson Hooks, Onl Toomer, Khadljah Jonoa, LaTovah Hall, Ashley © © © MEAMC BET ” I CNBC diSC 6 ir EiPN H0W I J Shadow ol Obiailion |I1W| Sot—n—| Vworxo |N0C NtgMTf Axcionl P ro y N u o . |M| |m Sx-oul IJ j Now* (J (4 66) WA OoiTfrtr ' Uatioro - foul liotxvJ Now. — (UflWBT __ l! Amoncon CiO iN lo-. Oov) M«tol CAoOoxyo_M C n .N - S o- iN o o lo n T (NO. 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Iluu.km (In Mo-ool n (J Hod l< io x t ii Toon CiuO Hall, Darius Hall, Snmuol Jackson, Channcoy Moyo, Kojla Toomer, Ebone Williams, April anil Suslo Garcia, Malthow Morkerson, Mario Sims, Jasmine and Jade McGee, and Alycln Manley Hawkins----C h u rch convention 9:30 | TM F t t t t CJ jTwiTffW- t f * H fr r t H B Continued from Page 8B H a t d d P h o lo b y M a ry t o w a ll / thnt I feel nrc worthwhile. Now on the board of directors with the Wish Foundation, her work began through a desire to find a charity to support. " I got Involved through the Board of Governors at Heathrow," she DEAR LADIES AND R E A D E R S : Wri te to WCILBanners. P.O. Box 92501. Los Angeles. Calif. 90009. You will receive one Please Call Police banner as u premium for a $5 cont r i but i on to WCI L, and another banner with each addi­ tional 94 contribution. (Many people want two, one for Ific windshield and one for the rear window.) Make your check or money order (U.S. funds only, please) payable to WCIL-Banners. Allow right weeks for delivery. The Wcslslde Center for Independent Living Is a not-for-profit organi­ zation that helps disabled |>coplr live hide|H'rulently. Continued from Page SB Dietrich-------- W r ''-- - \ j t t y 9Jk vi > 1 Meg Kuchar plugs Heathrow’s " Dancing With tho Store" benollt lor children. D E A R A B B Y : Would you please puhlHli the address for those Please Call Police banners again. They were recommended to us in an over-55 defensive driving class here In Houston. MRS. EVA ROSENCRANZ, HOUSTON DEAR ABBYt Where can I order more o f those Please Call Police banners you mentioned In your column a year or so ago? 1 shall lie ever grateful If you'd print Hie address again because my bunner disappeared at a service station, and It had liecn a real lifesaver for me. My car was loaded from stem to stern, ns I was relocating from the west coast to the east coast of Florida and traveling alone. The left rear lire blew: the temperature was 98 degrees ami so was Hie humidity. I suffer f r om a s e v e r e o b s t r u c t i v e pulmonary disease. If It hadn't been for fl.c Please ( ‘all Police banner and two beautiful young rotiplcs who slopped lo help. I would not lie writing tills re­ quest. I shall he watching for the gddress. Ahhy. At 76 years young. I still hnvc to travel alone and will feel that my "security blanket" Is buck with me as soon ns the banners arrive. I WINTER SPRINGS - Roy Baxter. USMC corporal, and Helen Rennie. USMC private, met at the First Baptist Church of San Diego Jan. 10. 1944 during a song service to mark the beginning of their relationship. On Feb. 18. Roy gave her an engagement ring and on March 25. they were married In the same church. The Baxters were blessed with four children: Lcnnlc, Ayres Jr.. Pamela and Chris. They also have five grandchildren and a great grandson. During the next six years Roy went to Chatnnooga University and graduated. He went to Louisville. Ky. to Southern Baptist Seminary, became a minister with u master's degree In theology In 1957. He pastured several churches. In 1958 he entered the U.S. Navy us a chaplain. He retired In 1979 after doing a lot of traveling on the West Coast and then the East Coast. They always had great faith In the Lord which got them through their trials and tribulations. Would she go through It again? Of course. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversa­ ry at I llllhuvcu I lenllhcarc Center where Roy Is n resident. H « ta M P h o lo b * H B - m in S tS - o o d .- Please Call Police banner is lifesaver on the road l By Harman Schroador Horald Correspondent v 70 - S u n d a y , A p r il 10, 1994 Emmanuel District Church of G od I n C h r i s t . 1405 Mangnustlnc Ave.. Sanford will linnf their church convention April 18-23. The theme Is "P ro ­ v i n g O u r L o v e T h r o u g li Fellow ship." The convention opens Monday at 7:30 p.m. Featured will be choirs, solo performances and Instrumen­ talists. Tu esday. 7:30 p.m.. host church night Wednesday. 7:30 p . m .. y o u t h ni g ht Elder Johnaaron Henderson, presi­ dent. guests TnJIrl Arts amt Seminole Communi t y' s Boys G l e e Cl ub and S p e a k e r . 12-year-old YaRhnndn Burton. Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Is Bishop's Night with the Malone Memorial Institutional Church of God in Christ. Orlando with Its healing and deliverance ministry. Fri­ day. 7:30 p.m.. Women's Night. Di s t r i c t M i s s i o n a r y R u b y Williams. WCC ministers and deacons, wives and a special guest choir Saturday. 6 p in Sunshine Hand with Sister Fare Henderson, vouth ages 0-12: .it 6:45 p m . Purity Hand with Sister Stephanie Smlih Inr ages 13-18. Al 7 30 pm Olliclal Night honoring Superlntcndciii A S. Scooters Sr Come und tie loudly blessed! Children’s Wish Foundation has extended beyond just granting the one wish. Kuchar said. "Th ey now have extended fami­ ly sup|Mirl available They can share common dllftcullles In de al i ng wi t h t er mi nal l y HI children." She mid ol mcciiiic several families and children and how heartwarming II was Kuchar. h e rs elf, losi her mother to cancer. Slit- told ol flow others question how she can work with the terminally III and tier volunteer work with Hospice patients and not become depressed. " I have a strong belief system In ihat God has a plan and that the end of llle as It Is. Is not Hie end." she said. "I feel I can Impact them. We're all given talents. I have a comfort level In working wllli these people. I aspire to do as many good things I can In a day. so If today was my Iasi: ihrn I would have no rcgrcls Kuchar's closing statements sum up a lot about her. Her gill of her lime and elforl have blessed many a child and family. Allhoiich she was modest and wanted ihc am otion and lot us to go m the Children' Wish Foundation, li was hard nm m recognize Thai her talents have been used lor good nod li.ivi created a belter llle lot all she meets ( M a t v a H a w k i n s Is n SanlordHorald correspondent covering Sanford nows. Phono 322-5410 ) Volunteer— Continued from Page 6B raised und this year we hope to raise $55,000." In telling about the plans for the event on the 16th. Kuchar said. "Tickets will be 850 each.” she said. "We fell that was reasonable considering that muny charities charge a lot more. We also wanted It to he casual und not a tiluck tic event. Something for the whole fami­ ly ." Plans were made for a BMW to be won. "Thts year we're adding a golf tournament for the first tim e." she said. "Th e BMW dealership ts putting four cars on each of Hie Pur 3 holes und If the golfer gels a hole In one. than they can win a two-year lease for the cur. It costs 9100 lo play. I figure that's like 925 per chance. I even entered my .son.” Kuchar spoke of dinner and dancing and a live and silent auction. ''W e're offering 30 dif­ ferent travel packages.'' slitsaid. "Packages for Florida and also to Hawaii for airfare and lodging. A BMW 325 I convert­ ible. golf cart, pinball machines and Jewelry urc being auctioned too." The event has planned a wild animal theme. Pictures are to be made available with live tigers, lions and monkeys. Pre­ dator Plus will help with these arrangements. Expressing that she was most I m p r e s s e d w i t h l i ow t lic acrylic pnlnls. She tells anyone Interested In this art. "Just go with your c r e a tiv ity ." Creative she Is. Valcrnlno's creations had some­ thing for everyone. Her gentle voice and her calm air tended a special touch to all her kids and Santas. Her patience with (Ills arl and the uniqueness o f each figure made llicm come alive with charm. Valcrlno will never he alone with all these cute little people there to warm her heart. 2:104 X 7:10* 30 (PC) r (P0| H n MONKEY TROUBLE 2:l»4:1»7:1S» IS CLIFFORD _________ 2 X 4 20 7 X 9 20 i (PO N AKED GUN 33 1/3 ________ 2 X 4:10 7 00 9 00 (P 0-I3 M f IG| I■0 JO THUMBILINA _m n s. c: GUARDING TESS 4 11910 |P 0 -U THE PAPER (R) 2W4X7l } j 4t THREESOME 2 20 4 20 7 20 9 20 .101 SCHINDLER'S LIST M O V I E L A N O Om. . I x 32 2 1216 tr-n.SAtfont 3 20 7 .X ___________ 151 JIM MY HOLLYW OOD 2:104.40 7 X 9 40 |PG| MAJOR L E A G U E D 2 004 10 7 20 9 X HOCUS POCUS (I’li) 9:50 Hobby Continued from Page OB Vutcrlno explained how the "old kids" came Into being. "A rl Imitates life." she said. "I'm getting older und a grandma now so I decided to create the old kids." One of her most unusual with the old kids was her black cook with the thick glasses and a pot In her hand. Olliers of her old kids include Mother or G randm a Nature hol di ng a bouquet of flowers and a wreath on tier head, and a colorful clown holding a mountain of balloons. All her creations range In size from six Inches lo 14 Inches. "T h ey are great gifts for the person Hiut has everything," she said. "I think ahonl flow I'm going to mukc them and make them like I sec things.” All her figures nre made be­ ginning with the body and arms. “I sometimes do un assembly Hue type of Job," she said. "I do It In spurts and not on a regular basis so when I get In the mood I may do several at once." Some of Hie bodies were made from a dowel with u plastic base, other o ld ki ds w e r e ma d e f r om s t y r o f o a m bodies and coal hanger urms wrapped In ace bandages or material for the padding. The fuccs were a mold of pluster of Paris that Valcrlno made. Faces were painted withu MIGHTY DUCKS 2 (PCI 12.50 FO R A L L U O V IE S STAflTtMQ B E T W E EN 4 TO B Heart of Europe .4fiilh'-escortcd litL iy lour of /lolloihi 1 IIdi;iuiii. Cn-rmony. Amino. Iiolv. Vu uzcrUuni i< I rou. c *2210 SSw'x‘/#» . Applies lo July 27 Deputluio Late Fall Savings of Mote than $100 ^ ' Includes tound trip alt fare from Orlando, all transportation In Eutopo. sightseeing, hofols and 26 moals for a brochuro. call . . Imago Tours lnc„ Grand Rapids, Michigan al 1/800/968-9161 Ilk Mf/tnm* n-uruilh-in <mJ iik/tunct from timeI uKtnlt ^REMEMBER MOM ON MOTHER'S DAY^ FOR ONLY PORTRAITS I ' f f t l [ft A j " 3 - •si W A L *M A R T P O R TR A IT S T U D IO Ormg In any lower priced advertised oiler and WE LL MATCH IT! �SB - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, April 10, 199-t BLO N D IE by C h ic Young by Art Sansom TH E BORN LO SER w t e m\w> Y ES DR STONER IfSEEM S L IR E EVERY TIME [ GET A WHIFF OF GLADYS' PERFUME, I START TO ITCH.. WHAT COULD CAUSE THAT? a PROBLEM WITH A RASH? OCWIOOSLY A CLASSIC CASE OF SWIFF AND SCRATCH! by C h a rle s M. S c h u li PEANUTS H•9 I SEE YOUR ’ OPPONENT HAS TO 6IVE YOU TuJO STROKES ON EVERY HOLE ... p o e s th a t b o th er YOU? <9 __________________________<-y ** *^» «■f by Howie Sch n e id e r EEK A MEEK WHAT D IP \ / 1 WEWT ( ( DfJ ANOTHER \ VtXJ CO LAST W IS H T 7 / \ B L lk jD CATO | T jLJ by T .K . R ya n TU M B LEW EED S HOROSCOPE By B ern ice Bede Oaol ACROSS makar YO U R B IR TH D A Y 41 A Qabor 1 TV accauory 42 Spring or A p r il 1 0 ,1 9 9 4 4 Pairs lummaf Your desires to accumulate B Clolhai (it.) 44 Hotpllal malrrlnl things might hr much 12 Type ol bank workt't accl. 46 Mao — lung stronger lit (lie year ahead (hail 13 Oppoiila ol 47 Rafuia II has hern this past year. This ado 48 Cry ol ahaap could he a powerful mollvalur 14 Cal tall 50 Hwy. 15 Knlghl lhal contributes to your success. 52 African loi 17 Rlvar In Spain 56 Machlnary A R IE S (March 21 April 10) 1B Rama' matai oil, lor short You're likely lo have adequate 10 Chlnata 58 Laialy ambitions and expectations to­ philosophy 61 — Slanlay 21 Likely day, ycl you might channel your Qardnar 22 Outfits 62 Australian efforts In an lnefTeetlvc manner 25 Cooling blrdi and let success elude you. Arles. davlca 63 Splka Ol corn Ircnl yourself to a birthday Rift 27 Coatta cloth 64 Boiar Mai 30 Naar futura Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ 33 African 65 Prlnetly Mal­ dictions for I lie year ahead hy nitlya ian family mailing $2 and a loud, self34 Raquatt tor 66 Nautical ropa addressed. stump'd envelope to raply 36 RutHan Astro Graph, e/o this newspaper, DOWN •mparor I’ .O. Box 4465, New York. N.Y. 37 Indict on 1 Oppoalta of 10163. Be surr to stale your (2 wda.) virtu* zodiac sign. 30 Elavator 2 Anlmal'a TA U R U S (April 20-May 20| Today you might have to operate 4 1“ T“ T “ j 1 T In close conjunction with some­ 15 TJ~ one id whom you may t>r a hit Jealous. Don't Irt envy cause you Tllo do something that Is selfdefeating. TT 11 O EM INI (May 2 1-June 20) At a social gathering today, there Is a possibility some friends might say som rlhlng unkind about another mutuaTfrlend who Isn't J T present. If you really care, set IT the mailer straight. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) T T Where your career Is concerned today, strive lo Ik* honest and forthright at all times, even If It Is painful If you Ik*have other­ wise It could damage your Im­ nr age. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Asaocl62 ales won't sojiport your views today If they w o so you really fa r don't lielleve In them yourself Don't pretend to be sincere uIhiu I somcthlngyou aren't. and there Is a chance you might V IRG O (And 23-Scpl 22) In a say something without thinking ili.it you wished you hadn't. If joint endeavor trxluy It's Imperalive that each does all he or she this should ocria*, don't make a can lo protect l l r Inleresls of all lag deal about It. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23-Dee. par t i ci pat or s. Wi t hout this 2 11 Don't Introduce money Into a shield, opposition cun Infiltrate. friendly game of chance you play L I B R A (Sept 23-Orl 261 Do with friends today. Play |ust for not make eomvsslons or com ­ Ihr Inn of II and leave iK’ IIIng mitments under pressure today. out of the picture Iiceausr they could Ih- connC A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22 Jan tcrj)roducllve .mil not serve your 19) Success In your endeavors Is best Interests. Take time to indicated today, provided you’ re think through each move. tenacious and |K*rslstetit. How­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ever. If your Interest starts to You're a trifle Imjmlslve lodav wane, vou might fade out In­ By Bernice Bede Oaol YO UR BIRTH D AY A p ril 11, 1994 A discarded Interest might he revitalized In I I k- year ahead and turn out lu Ih* *4ir|>rlslngly prof­ itable. This will I k * due In large j>arl lo the allies you'll Involve. A R IE S (March 21 April 19) Before Involving yourself In a collective endeavor today. Hi si Investigate It lu detail. Analysis will reveal Its at tributes, as well as Its shor t comi ngs. T A U R U S (Ajvll 20-May 20) Friends who are In need of someone with a strong shoulder might conic In you with llielr burdens today. Fortunatel y, among your jit-ers you could Ik * the I k *s I choice. G E M IN I { May 2 1-June 20) Any extra effort you expend loday on behalf of others Isn't likely lo go unrewarded, even If your gesture wasn't designed for that purpose. CANCER (June 21-July 22) T h e c r e at i ve potenti al you |)osscss today slmuld be directed toward gratifying a personal objective you were previously ufrald lo pursue. Chances for success are excellent. LEO (.Inly 23-Aug. 22| Some thing that bus Ixrn causing you frustrations recently can Ik * elim ­ inated at this time If you make II your nrime target. Give It priori ly ano wrap II up now, V IR G O I Aug 23-Sept 22) You'll he willing lo work hard lor what you gel today, yet the successful results might not Ik * due to your efforts alone. Be sure to acknowledge persons who assist you. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Your expectations might he a trifle difficult to fulfill today, yet the rewards could Ik* so enticing they Impel you to expend max­ imum effort In Hits area. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Instead of being able to coast today. It might be necessary for you (o step In und protect an Involvem ent you share with others when ytxi sec them trippiugover their own feet. 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A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20-Feb 191 Speak well of friends today and don't say anything alsiut them you wouldn't like said nlxmt yourself. What you say will be noted and played kick l«» you later. PISCES {Feh 20-March 20) Your fiscal dlrulpllne might riot Im- loo strong lixlay, so 1m* very careful if you gosho|)|>lng Don't spend now In lopes you'll have the binds lo cover II Inter C op yrigh t 1994 NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23-Dcc. 211 In a Hlluallon that appeared lo have no valid solution, vou mlglil find an answer today Fear may have caused you lo overl(K)k 11 prrvlrxixly. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jari 19) If your hopes and expecta­ tions are a hit high today, don’t let negative thinkers cause you to believe otherwise There Is Just Kiel lion lex your positive outlook A Q U ARIU S Clan. 20-Feb. 19) You’ll have lo work hard today lor what you hope to get. hut It should Ik * worth It. Your chart shows possibilities for large gains. PISCES (Fell. 20 March 20) il you Indy believe In your Ideas a n d c o ne e | i I s l o d a y . y o u shouldn't have any problem convincing othem of their worth Discuss them with potential supporters who have something to offer. Copyri ght 1994 N EWS P A P ER ENTERPRISE ASSN WIN AT BRIDGE By P h illip A ld er In "Julius Caesar." hy you know who, H h t c Is the line, "There nrc no tricks In plain and simple faith." Well, that doesn't alwuys apply (o bridge. In to­ day's deal, West found an In­ credible lead. And when he and his partner kept the faith with lhal lead, they defeated a game that looked Impregnable. You or I would lead the club two after this bidding. Three club tricks are expeditiously established for the defense, hill declarer has no trouble In wrupuj) nine tricks by way of s spades, rxic heart, four diamonds and tiro club. No one knows why — maybe not even WcNt — hut he led the Ulumond 10. At first glance, it doesn't look like u contract* shattering attack, but watch what hap|>ened. South won In liund und un­ derstandably jiluycd off Iwo of e oy Jim Meddick ROBOTMAN* WHAT A DAY. FIRST I SCREW UP A WAS \ DOADBIOCK THERE WAS A SHOOTOUT W \ ITS THE SUGAR IN GOD? DRINKS tRWES ) ! \\THEfA m JOB INTERVIEW THANKS TO THIS t u c k . \ AT A KW\K'E‘ WART.wA DISPUTE VWAT'S PUNTS CPAiY.,.N Cjr AN kjWYOLYlHG A GRAPE SW RP-0 STUPID GRAPE MOUSTACHE AND TO NIENTION THE TC m NOW 1 GET STUCK IN TR A FFIC VIOLENCE ONTViw o rlc COkHNG, -■ ritiiti I dum m y's (op spades. West's heart discard was a blow. Now declarer led u licurt to his king. (True, playing on clubs would have been more successful.) West won wllh the ace and p e r s e v e r e d wi t h a s e c o n d diamond. Declarer won and led the club queen. West won wllh his king and pluyed his Iasi diamond, shooting declarer's communications to pieces. South cushcd dummy's last diamond, discording a heart, and culled for a low club. Bui East won with the ace — the third defensive trick — and returned Ills lust club. In which hand should South win this Irlck? If In tin* dummy. Eust collects two spade tricks. If In hand, West harvests one heart and one club. Sometimes II Is best to wall jiatlenlly for tricks (o fall Into your lap. NORTH (-Ml ♦ a k q »: ve ♦ KQ65 4 107 5 WEST 44 V A J 75 4 4 10 9 7 4 K 882 EAST 4 J 10 8 7 3 V 108 48 12 4 A 41 SOUTH 485 V K q 9 12 ♦ A J4 4 q J9 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South South IV l NT I NT Wttl I’m I’m Pan North 14 3♦ Pan Opening lead: 4 10 ANNIE ves w a t is t vtw t l L f / 6ET&ACK. TO >VU/t AiO T£L... lU H in im u m t L I Fail Pass Pan Pau �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 10. 1998 Legal Notice NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I t CAi C NO. 41 404 CA II B I'jFM IN O LE CO U N TY,* polllltaltubdM ilontJ lit* S l .l .o l D ot Id*. 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Iruitoav rnholdar*. p *rio « iln ;u ii« u lo n and an/ andalloltwr p r r w n living or (Diming lo h*r* any right, llllaor lntor.it by. through. nd*f or agalnit Iha «txva namad Oalandanlt. t» otharwlta (Diming hy right, hi I*, or Inltrml In Iha rt«l proparly ctoicribod In Ihl* |p<tloo Oalandanlt TO THOSE ABOVE NAM ED D EFEN D A N T S AND TO ALL FAR TIES CLAIM IN G IN TER EST BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR LGAINST THE NAMED D EFEN D A N TS. ANO TO A LL P A R T IE S HAVING OR CLAIM ING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TIT LE DM | H ! I REST IN THE I'ROPE RT Y D r SCRIBED BE LOW [ An Emlnant Oomoti Pahllon, logathar with it* Oa<l»r*1lon ot aMng hat baan lilad in iha abova tty lad (Qjrl lo arqulra (arlam Ifoparty Inlarattt In SnnlnolaCounly, Florida dat( rlhad at lollnwt lAR CE L NO. 0 EMIHOI A 1 9 1 ,9 DOULEVARO FEE SIMPLE PART OT LOTS 4 AND 5, BLOCK B, SPORTSHAH'O Pa r a d i s e , b e c t i o h 9 , t o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h , r a n g e )0 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS ECORDED IN P U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 13 OF [HE PUBL IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, N O R I - SIHC DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWSi WHENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 1, CK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IN T BOOK 8, PAGES 12 AND 13 OF THE PUBLIC CORDS OF S1311HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA,' THENCE H SOUTH 0 9 * 0 1 ' 2 1 " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY HE OF S AID BLOCK B AND THE EASTERLY OHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF WINTER PARK DRIVE A STANCE OF 4 0 0 . 0 0 FELT TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY RHER OF S AID BLOCK It; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 4 ’ 3 9 " ,BT ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID BLOCK B D THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF CLM IU DOULEVARO, 2 6 1 . 7 3 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTJ.Y CORNER OF LOT 4 , SAID BLOCK B AND THE 1NT OF BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 5 ' 2 1 " S T ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF S AID LOT 4 A STANCE OF 5 . 7 3 FEET; THENCE SOUTH B 0 * 5 5 ' 0 7 " T , 1 4 9 . 9B FEET TO A POINT OH THE EASTERLY WE OF THE WESTERLY S OF LOT 5 , SAID BLOCK B; ENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 5 ' 2 1 " WEST ALONG SAID LIME, 75 FEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF THE TERLY S OF SAID LOT 5 ; THENCE NORTH 0 * 5 4 ' 19" WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LIN E OF THE BnvjjST s OF SAID LOT 5, THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF HXAID LOT 4 ANO THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L I HE AT S E H I H O U BOULEVARD, 1 4 9 .9 8 FEET TO THE /jXOIHT OF BEGINNING. ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L I N E OF S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 4 1 0 . 3 3 FEET TO TIIE P O IN T OF TANGEIICYJ TIIEHCE NORTH 51*56*41" EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF SEHIHOU DOULEVARO, 1 6 0 . 7 6 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 2 , S A ID BLOCK B ANO THE POINT OF BEGIN­ N IN G ; THENCE NORTH 3 0 * 0 1 * 1 9 " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIME OF SAID LOT 2 2 , A DISTANCE OF 1 2 . 7 3 FEET; THENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 0 ' 2 3 " EAST, 2 8 . 2 2 FEET; THENCE NORTH 3 0 * 0 9 ' 3 7 " WEST, 5 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 9 1 * 5 0 * 2 3 " EAST, 5 . 0 0 FEET; TIIEHCE SOUTH 1 8 * 0 9 * 3 7 " EAST, 5 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 0 ' 2 3 " EAST 6 6 . 7 6 FEET TO TIIE EASTERLY LIN E OF S AID LOT 2 2 ; TIIEHCE SOUTH 1 8 * 0 3 * 1 9 " EAST ALONG SAID L I N E , 1 2 . 9 1 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY CORNER O r SAID LOT 2 2 ; TIIEHCE SOUTH 5 1 * 5 6 ' 4 1 " WEST ALONG TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S AID LOT 22, AND TIIE NORTHERLY ItlGIIT-OF-WAY L IN E OF S F M I I I O U BOULEVARD, 9 9 . 9 7 KEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 1307 SQUARE FEET, HORE OR LESS, TOCETIIEH WITH PARCEL NO. 1728.4 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PART OF LOT 22, BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARA­ D IS E , SECTIOII 9, TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO TIIE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 8 , PACES 12 AND I I OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS o r SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. HEIHO DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COHMKHCE AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LQT 17, BLOCK » AS RECORDED I N SPORTSMAN'S PARA­ D IS E , P U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 11 Or TIIE PUB LIC RECORDS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, ELORIDA, SAID POINT ALSO BEING TIIE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER o r OKI S U B D IV IS IO N , A R E P U T , AS RECORDED III P U T KOOK 11, PACE 41 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLO RIDA; THENCE RUN SOUTH 8 0 * 5 4 ' 3 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LIME OF S A ID BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE ANO TIIE NORTHERLY RICIIT-OE-WAY LIN E OF S E M IN O U BOULE­ VARD, 5 7 . 0 5 FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS Or TIIEHCE EASTERLY ALONG TIIE ARC Or S AID CURVE, TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF SAID BLOCK B AND THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L I N E OF S E M IN O U BOULE­ VARD, 4 1 0 . 3 1 FEET TO THE POINT OF TAHGEHCY; THENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 6 ' 4 l " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHER­ LY L IN E OF SAID BLOCK B ANO THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY * L I HE OF S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 2 6 B . 7 1 FEET TO TIIE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 3 , S A ID BLOCK B ANO TIIE POINT OF BEGIN­ N IN G ; TIIEHCE NORTH 1 8* 01 * 1 9 " WE3T ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 21 A DISTANCE OF 1 2 . 9 1 FEET; THENCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 0 ' 2 1 " EAST, 9 9 . 9 7 FEET TO THE EASTERLY L IN E OF SAID LOT 2 2 ) THENCE SOUTH 3 8 * 0 3 ' 1 9 " EAST A Loire S A ID L IN E , I 1 1 . 0 9 FEET TO TIIE SOUTH EAST EHI.Y CORNER OF SAID LOT 2 2 ; THENCE SOUTH 5 1 * 5 6 ' 4 1" WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LIME OF SAID LOT 22, AND THE NORTH­ ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF S E H I H O U BOULEVARD, 9 9 . 9 7 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 1100 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS, TOGETHER WITH CONTAINING B62 SQUARE TEET, MORE OR LESS, PARCEL NO. TOGETHER WITH HCEL NO. •'r 7 93 .5 SEMIHOLA BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT -1* PART OF LOTS 4 AND 9, BLOCK I), SPORTSMAN'S ; 'PA RADISE, SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE J iio EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS ' ’RECOUP 1.1j IN P U T BOOK 8, PAGES 12 AND 11 OF THE PUB LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, K LO R I- ..OA. .-•RING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! * " “ , , ENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT I , SPORTSM AN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED III ,T BOOK 8, PAGES 12 AND 13 OF THE PUBLIC toRtCORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE RUM SOUTH 09 • 0 5 ' 2 1 " WEST AlONG THE WESTERLY LIME OF S AID BLOCK U MID TIIE EASTERLY iRICIIT-OF-WAY LINE OF WINTER PARK OHIVE A DISTANCE OF 4 0 0 , 0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY ..CORNER OT SAID BLOCK H; THENCE SOUTH 8 0*5 4 * 3 9 " ' Ea s t a lo n g the southerly l im e o r s a id b l o c k b "AND THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF . t S E H lM O U BOULEVARD, 2 6 1 . 7 1 FEET TO THE 80UTIIn a S T E R L Y CORNER o r LOT 4, SAID BLOCK It; THENCE 'M OB I'll 0 9 * 0 5 * 2 1 " EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 4, A DISTANCE OF 5 . 7 1 FEET TO THE (P O IN T OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH ,’ Q9 *0 5 * 2 1 " EAST ALONG SAID L IN K , 5 .B 7 KEET; StHENCE SOUTH 80• 55' 07" EAST, 12.16 FEET; HENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 4 ' 5 3 " WEST, 5 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE RTH 8 0 * 5 5 ' 0 7 " WEST, 1 2 . 1 6 FEET TO THE POINT BEGINNING. fjj 3NTAINING 61 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL HO. MORE OR LESS. S E H I H O U BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE 1 9 4 .6 PART o r LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK It, SPORTSMAN'S Pa r a d i s e , s e c t i o n 9 , t o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h , r a n g e |0 EAST ACCORDING TO T i l t P U T THEREOF AS ECORDED III P U T BOOK 8, PAGES 12 AtlD 11 OF IE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, KLORI- 19*IK ING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! DMMENCE AT TIIE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER 01 LOT 1, (LOCK U, SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED III | U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 ANO 11 OF T ill PUBLIC Re c o r d s o f s e m i h o l k c o u n t y , F l o r i d a ; t h e n c e UN SOUTH 0 9 * 0 5 * 2 1 " WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE or SAID BLOCK B AND THE U S T E R I. Y IIGIIT-OK-WAY LIME OF WINTER PARK DHIVE A DISTANCE OF 4 0 0 . 0 0 FEET TO TIIE SOUTHWESTERLY 3RHER OF S A ID ULOCK B; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 3 4 ' 1 9 " AST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF S A ID BLOCK B HD THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF 3EMIND U BOULEVARD, 4 1 1 .7 1 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTER­ LY CORNER OF TIIE EASTERLY H OF LOT 5, SAID 1I.OCK B AND TIIE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE flORTH 0 9 * 0 5 ' 2 1 " WEST ALONG TIIE WESTERLY LINE JF THE EASTERLY S OF SAID LOT 5, A DISTANCE DF 9 . 7 5 FEET; THENCE SOOTH 8 0 * 5 5 ' 0 7 " EAST, 1 0 0 .0 2 FEET TO A POINT OH TIIE EASTERLY L IN E o r TIE WESTERLY S OF LOT 6, SAID BLOCK B; THENCE BOUTII 0 9 * 0 5 ' 2 1" WEST ALONG SAID L I N E , 5 .7 7 FEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF THE WEST­ ERLY S OF SAID LOT 6 ; THENCE NORTH 8 0 * 5 4 ' 3 9 " 4EST M ONO TIIE SOUTHERLY LINE OF THE WESTERLY OF SAID LOT 6 , TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF TIIE EASTERLY 4 OF SAID LOT 0 AMD TIIE NORTHERLY 2IGIIT-0F-WAY L IN E OF S E H I H O U BOULEVARD, A 31 STANCE OF 1 0 0 .0 2 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIH- lim io. (CONT AININ G 976 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL NO. 3 2 8 .4 HORE OK LESS. S E M IN O U BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE I A PART OF LOT 22, BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARAID I B E , SECTIOII 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 I EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED J i m p u t b o o k b , p a g e s 12 a n d 13 o f t h e p u b l i c ( r e c o r d s OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. JEIIIG DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF 17, BLOCK B AS RECORDED IN SPORTSMAN'S CARADISE, P U T BOOK 8, PAGES 12 AND 13 OF TIIE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, Sa i d p o i n t a l s o b e i n g t h e s o u t h e a s t e r l y c o r n e r 3K ORI S U B D IV IS IO N , A R E P U T , AS RECORDED I N S U T BOOK 31, PAGE 41 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Se m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r id a ; t h e n c e run so u th 10*54 * 3 9 " EAST ALONG TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF SAID BLOCK B, SPORTSHAH'O PARADISE AND THE ^NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF S E H I H O U BOULE­ VARD, 5 7 . 0 9 FEET TO TIIE POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 4 9 8 . 6 8 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 7 * 0 8 ' 4 0 AND A 1CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 7 5 * 3 1 ' 0 1 " EAST; TIIEHCE ..EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S AID CURVE, TIIE r^OUTIIERLY L IN E OF SAID BLOCK B AND TIIE NORTII- 1 7 2 9 .4 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PART OF LOT 21, BLOCK B, SPORTSMAN'S PARA­ DIS E , SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST ACCORDING TO TIIE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED II I P U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 11 OF TIIE PUBLIC RECORDS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! COMMENCE AT TIIE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 17, BLOCK D AS RECORDEO IN SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, P U T BOOK 0 , PAGES 12 ANO 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, S AID POINT ALSO BEING TIIE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF CHI S U B D I V IS IO N , A R E P U T , AS RECORDED IN • P U T BOOK 11, PAGE 41 OF TIIE P UBLIC RECORDS Or SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA; TIIEHCE RUN SOUTH 8 0 * 5 4 ' 1 9 * EA3T ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF ! SAID DI.OCK B, SPORT SHAN' S PARADISE AND TIIE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIME OF S E H I H O U B0UI.EI VAHD, 5 7 . 0 5 FEET TO THE PO IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 4 9 8 . 6 8 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 7 * 0 8 ' 4 0 " AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 7 5 * 1 1 * 0 1 " EAST; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC o r S AID CURVE, THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID ULOCK It AND THE 4 9 0 . 6 8 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 7 * 0 8 ' 4 O AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 7 5 * 1 1 ’ 0 1 " EAST; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC O f SAID CURVE, TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF SAID BLOCK B AMD TIIE NORTH­ ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LIME OF S E H I H O U BOULEVARO, 4 1 0 . 1 1 TEET TO THE POIHT OE TAIIGENCY; TIIEHCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 6 ' 4 1" EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY lU G H T -o r-W A Y LINE OF S E H IH O U BOULEVARD, 1 6 8 .7 6 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 2 , S AID BLOCK B; TIIEHCE NORTH 38 * 0 1 ' 1 9 " WEST ALONG TIIE WESTERLY LIN E OF SAID LOT 22, A DISTANCE OF 1 2 . 7 1 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN­ NING THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 1 8 * 0 3 > 1 9 " WEST ALONG SAID LINE 8 .0 0 FEET; TIIEHCE NORTH 5 1 *3 0 •23 " EAST, 9 9 . 8 7 KEET, TO THE EASTERLY L IN E OK SAID U )T 22; TIIElfCE SOUTH 38* 0 1 ' 1 9 " EAST <ALONG S A ID L IN E , 8 . 0 0 KEET; THENCE SOUTH 66.76 THENCE KEET; NORTH 51*50 •21“ WEST, 9 .0 0 THENCE SOUTH WEST, KEET; 3fl *09 *1 7 " THENCE SOUTH WEST, 9 .0 0 KEET; 5 1 *5 0 • 23 " SOUTH 9 .0 0 THENCE 38* 0 9 • 17" KEET; EAST, TIIE POIHT OK 5 1 * 3 0 • 21 " WEST, 2 B.22 KEET TO BEGINNING. CONTAINING 775 SQUARE FEET, PARCEL HO. 2 29 .4 MORE OR LESS. S E M IN O U BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE A PART OF LOT 23, BLOCK D, SPORTSMAN'S PARA­ D IS E , SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO TIIE P U T THEREOF A3 RECORDED IN P U T BOOK B, PAGES 12 AND 13 OF TIIE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! COMMENCE AT • THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF IKJT 17, BLOCK B AS RECORDEO III OPOHTSHAM'S PARADISE, P U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 12 AND 13 OF THE PUBL IC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, S AID POINT ALSO BEING THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF CHI S U B D IV IS IO N , A R E P U T , AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 31, PAGE 41 OF THE I'UULIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 0 * 5 4 ' 3 9 " EAST ALONG TIIE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S AID BLOCK B, SPORTSHAM'S PARADISE AND TIIE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L II IE OF S E M IN O U BOULE­ VARD, 5 7 . 0 5 FEET TO TIIE POIHT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 4 9 0 . 6 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 7 * 0 8 ' 4 0 " AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH 7 5 * 3 1 * 0 1 " EAST) NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF S E M IN O U BOULE­ VARD, 4 1 0 .3 3 FEET TO TIIE POIHT OF TANGENCY) TIIEHCE NORTH 5 1 * 5 6 ' 4 1 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHER­ LY L IN E OF S A ID BLOCK B AND TIIE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 2 6 0 . 7 3 FEET TO TIIE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 3 , S A ID ULOCK D| TIIEHCE NORTH 3 0 * 0 3 ' 1 9 " WEST ALOHO TIIE WESTERLY LIII E OF S AID LOT 23 A DISTANCE OF 1 2 . 9 1 FEET TO TIIE POIHT OF BEGIN­ N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 3 8 * 0 3 ' 1 9 " WEST, ALONG S A ID L III E , 0 .0 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 51 *5 0 *2 3 " EAST, 65.7 3 FEET; TIIEHCE SOUTH 30 * 0 9 ' 3 7 " EAST 0 .0 0 FEET; TIIEHCE SOUTH 51 • 50 ’ 2 3 " WEST, 6 5 . 7 4 FEET TO THE POIHT OF BEGINNING. Each Dalandanl it Icrlhar notlliad Ihal Iha Polllionar will petition lor an Ordar at Takingbelora Iha Honorabla Seymour Benton, one ol the Judgat ol Ilia above tly lad Court, on Iha dh day ol Way, 1994, at 3.00 p m .. In Iha SarnHola County Courthouv. Sanford, Florida. In accordance with lit Declaration ol Taking tvretolore Iliad In Ihlt cauie All Defendant! lo Ihlt lu ll and all other Intereiled partial may llmaly requett a hearing on Iha Petition tor Iha Ordar ol Taking al Iha lima and place datlgnaled and be Iward Any Dalandanl tailing lu Ilia a llmaly requett lor hearing tlitll waive any right lo object lo Iha Order ol Taking AND Each Defendant and any other per tom claiming any Inlerett In the property dctcrlbed In Iha Pellllon In the abova tlyled Eminent Domain proceeding It hereby required lo terve wrltlen delenvet. II any you have, lo the Pellllon heretofore hied In Ihlt cauie on the *U Petitioner, and any requett lor a hearing a i the pellllon for the Order ol Taking. II dailrad. on Petitioner'! Attorney, whole name and addratl It thown below on or before April V . 1994. and lo Ilia the original ol your written dafantat and any reckretl lor hearing on Iha Petition tor Iha Order ol Taking with the Clark of Ihlt Court alther baton terylce on the Petitioner’! Attorney or immediately lhartatlar. to thow what right, tllla. Inttrttt or hen you or any ol you have or claim In and to the property detcrlbed In laid Petition and lo thow cauta, It any you hava, why laid property thould not be condemned for Iha utat and purpotet at tat torlh in tald Pellllon II you tall loaniw ar, a default may be tnlertd agalntl you tor the relief demanded In Iha Pahllon If you tall lo rarpratl a hearing on the Pellllon lor Ordar ot Taking you thall waive any right to ob|ecl lo taldOrder ol Taking W ITNESS my hand and teal ol laid Cowl on Iha lllh day ol Warch. 1994 (S EA L) M AHYANN EM ORSE C L E R K OF IH E CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A By Ruth King, OeputyClerk R O B E R T A MCMILLAN County Attorney lor SamlnolaCounly. Florida Seminole Counly Sarvlcai Building 1101 Eait F lrtl Street Senlord, Florida 32779 telephone IK » i I II 100. E t l 7314 Attorney for Petitioner Publlth April 10 1994 md April 17 I 994 D EQ 1 Legal Notices IN T N I COUNTY COURT OF THE IIO H T E C N T H JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A CASE NO, 1 9) 1491 CC M F M IC H A E L A C A ST ELLA N O a n d C A T H L E E N L CA STELLAN O , hit wife, P liln h lli. vt D EB R A K LYONS. Dalandanl AM EN DED NOTICE OF SA LE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN purtuanl lo the Final Judgment in Forectoture entered on Iha 31*1 day ot March. 1994. in Civil Action No 911491 CC 10 F ol Iha County Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and lor Seminole County, Florida, in which D EB R A K LYONS. It Iha Dalandanl and M ICHAEL A CA STELLAN O and CATM LEEN L CASTELLAN O, hit wile, are Iha Plalnhtlt. I will tall to the highett and bail bidder for cath at Iha w ail Iron! door ol the Seminole Counly Courthoute. Santord. Florida al II 00 A M on Iha Itlh day ol April, 1994. Iha following detcribed real proper ty tat torlh In the Final Judg ( man I Lot 111, OAK FO R R EST UNIT TH R EE according to the plat Iharaol. at recorded In Plat Book If. Paget 91 and 9] ol the Public Racordi ol Samlnole County. Florida D ATFQ thit 4th day ol April 1994 MARYANNE m o r s e Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jane E Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publlth April 10 It 1994 D EQ 79 CODE E N F O R C EM E N T BO ARD S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C a ta N a 9199 C E E SEMI740LE COUNTY, a pollll cal tubdivltion of the Slate ot Florida. Petitioner. vt G R EG O R Y W ILLIAM S R . 1 p o n d .1 t N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G (S E C T IO N 111 M i l l , F L O R ID A S T A T U T E S TO GregoryWilllamt 1990 Talmo Slre9l Ceitelberry. F L 11704 Property Detcriplion Lot I. Talmo Subd. Sac 11. Twp JO Rga 70 PB 9 PG 10. Official Racordi ol Seminole Counly Florida In accordance with Chapter U ol iha Seminole Counly Coda, a hearing hdt bean tchaduiad be lore the Seminole Counly Coda Enforcem ent Board lo da termlne If a violation ol Iha Seminole County Coda it occur ring on iha above detcribed property You are hereby called upon lo lake notice that the Public Hearing will be con ducted in Iha abova tlyled cauta on Iha llth day ot April, 1994. al I 30 p m In Room 1034 of the Semlnolr County Service! Build ing. 1101 E a t! F lr t l Street. Santord. Florida 11111 You hava baan charged with con , ilrucling a tloraga building without tlrtl obtaining a build mg permit on the tub|act prop arty, In violation of Section 103 ot Iha Standard Building Coda at adopted by Chapter 40. Seminole Counly Coda The Board will receive tetlimony and evidence al tald Public Hearing and thall make tuch flndingi ot tact at are lupporled by the tetlimony and evidence pertaining to the maltart alleged In Iha Slate manl ol Violation and Requett lor Hearing It. prior lo Iha hearing, you thould coma into compliance with the Counly Coda provltlont that you are alleged lo be violating, bul the violation recurt prior lo Iha hearing, or If the violation It not corrected by Iha time ipecilled lor correction by the Coda In tpeclor. the public hearing will be held pertaining lo Iha allege llontagalntl you. YOU A R E AO VISED THAT. IF YOU D EC ID E TO A P P EA L AN Y O EC IS IO N M ADE AT THIS H EARIN G, YOU W ILL N E E D A RECO R D OF TH E P R O C E E D IN G S . ANO, FO R SUCH PU R PO SE, YOU MAY N E E D TO INSURE THAT A V ER B A TIM R ECO RD OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A D E. WHICH R ECO RD IN CLUD ES THE TESTIM ONY AND E V I D EN CE UPON WHICH THE A P P EA L IS TO B E BASED P E R S O N S W IT H O I S A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN G TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN ANY OF T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SH O U LD CO N TA CT TH E E M P L O Y E E RELATIO N S DE P A R T M E N T , A M E R IC A N S WITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR D IN A T O R . 41 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G AT (407)371 1130. EXTEN SION 7941 P L E A S E G O V ER N YOUR S E L F ACCORDINGLY Deled Ihlt 10th day ol March. 1994 CODE EN FO R CEM EN T BOARD SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R IO A By: MARCIA L F U L L E R . CLERK Semlnola County Service! Bldg Room No 1014 1101 E a tl Flrtl Slraal Senlord. Florida 11711 Telephone: (407)111 1110. Eilem lo n 7441 Publlth: March 30.17 6 April 1, 10.1994 D E P 111 Legal Notices IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT O F T H E EIG H T EEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF FLO R ID A, IN ANO FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY CASE NO.i 911*44 CA 14C FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC . Succattor In Interett by merger to FORD CO N SUM ER C R E D IT COM vt SILM EY BOLDEN and JAC Q U ELIN E BOLDEN, hit wit, U N I T E D S T A T E S OF AM ERICA . AM ERICAN GEN ER A L FIN AN CE. IN C. 1/k-n A M ER IC A N G E N E R A L FI NANCE OF AM ERICA . INC , BAN KERS INSURANCE COM PAN Y, and UNKNOWN TE NANTS/OWNERS Oelendantlt) NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that, purtuanl to Iha Order or Final Judgment entered in thlt cauta In the Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I will tall Iha property tlufeied In Seminole County. Florida, detcribed at THE WEST 11 FT 4 IN OF LOT 14 AND A LL OF LOT !J. BLOCK IS. SANLANDO THE S U BU 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 TH ER EO F AS R ECO R D ED IN P L A T HOOK 1. MAGE 44 PUBLIC RECORDS OT SEMI N O LF CO UNTY F LO R IO A T O G E T H E R W IT H T H E R IG H T OF IN G R E S S AND E G R E S S O V ER BRENTWOOD A V EN U E AND THAT POR TION O F S A L EM S T R E E T L Y I H G E A S T O r ORENTWOOO AVEN UE AND SOUTH OF AND ADJACENT TO S A ID U L O C K IS D E S C R IB ED ABOVE 41 public tala, to the highett and bail bidder, lor cath al Iha Watt Front Door ot the Sam.noie County Courthoute in Santord Florida. II OO A M on May }. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE AS C L E R K OF THE COURT By Dorothy W Bo'lon Deputy Ctork In accoranca with Iha Amerl cant with Dltabilinat Act. par tont neading a tpacial accom modatlon to participate In thit proceeding thould contact Iha Individual or agency tending notice not later than raven day! prior to the proceeding at the addrttt givan on notice Tela phone 1 407 111 4130. It hearing impaired I 400 9S11771 I TOO) or 1 400 9SS 4770 | VI. via Florida Relay Service Publlth April 10, It 1994 DEQ 41 IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT 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 um ber 94 114 C P IN R E ES TA TE OF JOH N CON O LEY FOX. Dacaated N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS T R A T IO N The adm inlttrallon ol the ettale ot JOHN C O N O L E Y FOX, dacaated. File Number *4 110 CP. It pending In Iha C ircu it Court lor Samlnole County. Florida. Probata Dlvl lion, Iha addratl ol which It Samlnole County Courthoute. uanlord. F L 1177! The namet and eddretiet ol Iha per tone I rapratanlallva and Iha partonal reprttuntallve t attorney are tat forth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SONS ARE N O TIFIED THAT All pertont on whom Ihlt notice It served who hava ob (actions Ihal challenge the valid Ity ol the will. Iha qualifications at the personal rapratanlallva. venue, or jurisdiction ol Ihlt Court ire required lo file Ihelr o b lecflon t with th it Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE DATE OF THE FIR S T PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IRTY OAYS A F T E R THE O A TE O F S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol the decedent and other pertont having clalmt or demands agalntl decadent's ettale on whom a copy ol thit notice It served within three months atlar Iha data ol Iha licit publication ot thli notice m ull Ilia Ihelr clalmt with Ihlt Court 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 DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OH TH IRTY DAYS A F T E R THE D A TE OF S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol Iha dacadanl and pertont having clalmt or damandt agalnit Iho dacadenl’i estate mutt tile Ihelr clalmt wllh Ihlt court WITHIN T H R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE DATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE A L L C L A IM S , O EM A N O S AND O BJECTIO N S NOT SO F IL E D W ILL B E F O R E V E R BA R RED The dale ol Iha lirtl public,t lion ol Ihlt Notice It April }. 1994 Partonal Rapratanlallva: Jam etLeeFok I I I ! Willow Grov* Place South Dublin. Ohio 41017 Attorney lor Partonal Rapratanlallva: Thornet A Spear Of Thomat A. Spear, P A 111 Magnolia Avenue Senlord. F L 11771 1144 Telephone: (407 ) 311 0441 Florld4Bdr No 074473 Publish A pril}. 10.1994 DEQ 17 00 Legal Notices Legal Notices REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL IRTPI The Santord Housing Author! ly Is seeking qualified bidders lu submit proposal! lor Ihe regular maintenance ot all grounds lo Include Ihe following Cattle Brewer Court William Clark Court Edward Hlgglnt Terrace Cowan Moughlon Terraco Lake Monroe Terrace Specification sheet can be picked up al the office al 94 Cattle Brewer C t . Sanford FL 11771 between! 30 4 OOp m Deadline lo submit proposal it April 13, I994by 4 OOp m Publlth April 10, 13, 17 70, 1994 DEQ 91 Noffce U hereby qlven that I am engaged In b irtin e vi at lit) W e it S R 4 IC Winter Spring* F L 32707, Sernlnoh* County F lo r id a , under fhe F it tit lout N a m e of CLASSIC T O U C H C L E A N E R S , and that I Intend to re g lite r la id nam e w lfh the D lvfH o n of C o rp o ratio n !. T a lf.i h a *tee, F lo rid a , In a cc o rd a n tf* w ith th e p r o v is io n * of fh * F lc tifio u * N am e Statute* To W it S e ctio n IAS 09 F lo r id a Statute* 1991 R am o n T e ru m o P u b llth A p ril IP 1994 D E Q 89 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H T EEN TH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO RIDA CASE NO 94 440 DR 03 P IN R E T H E M A R R IA G E OF H E R M A L M O O RE, Pelllloner/Wile. and H A RO LD E A R L M O O RE, R etponden l/H uibw nd N O T IC E O F A C T IO N TO H A R O L D E A R L M OOME (C /O J A N IE M A E M O O R E 1 S 4 JC R A W F O R O S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 117/1 I Respondent’! L a tf Know n A d d te ttl YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O TI P I E D Ih a l a P e llllo n lor D lt solution ot M arriag e h at been Hied a g a ln tl you and Ih a l you a re req u ire d to te rv e a copy ot your Response or P lead in g lo ihe P e titio n upon the W ile's a tto rn e y , TH O M A S C G R E E N E . E S Q U IR E . A ll E a t l F l r t l S lre e l, Sanford. F lo rid a 13771 049S and tile Ihe o rig in al Response or F’ leadmg In the O il Ice ot Ihe C le rk ol Ihe C irc u it Court, on or before ihe 1th day at M a y . 1994 It you fa it lo do to a D e fa u lt Ju dg m en t w ill be taken a g a ln tl you tor the re b e l dem anded In the P e llllo n O A T E D at Santord. Sem inole C o u nly. F lo r id a , this 31 si day ol M a rch . 1994 M A R YA N N E M ORSE C L E R K OF THE C IR C U I T C O U R T B Y D iane K B ru m m e tt Pu b lish A p ril ) 10 17, 14. 1994 p i a n _____________ _ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT EIG H T EEN T H JUD ICIA L CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S E NO t ) CA 14 K C A L IF O R N IA FED ER A L B A N K n F # d * f il S ivio Q * Barm P la in tiff vi JO H N C A L L E N snd L IN D A A A LLEN h it ff if* V A B R U D E R ^ SONS IN C d b /a M A B P A IN T . I T T F IN A N CI A L S E R V IC E S A L F IN E M A R IE F IN E S E M IN O L E M E M O R IA L h o s p i t a l RAY V A LO F7 TAX C O L L E C T O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y F lO R ID A M A R V IN D J O L L Y a^d SAL P R O P E R T Y M AN AG E M EN T IN C d b a BAM BOO CO VE A P A R TM EN TS Defendant* N O T IC E O F A C T IO N To M A R V IN D J O L L Y A d d r t t t u n i rto *n AN O A L L O T H E R S W HOM IT M AY CO N CERN Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D lh a t an action to f o ftc io w a m ortgage ofi th® lo llo p in g d e ic rlb e d prop e r ty located in Semmol® Counly F lo rid a Lo t I WHlOifebrook V illa g e , accord in g fo the plat thereof a* recorded in P la t Book 41. P a g e i 9 and U Pu b lic R e co rd * of Sem inole County F lo rid a ha* been filed ag ain *! you and you are req u ired lo *e rve 4* copy of your w ritten detente* if any fd d on Robert 0 1 WMion. of Sim m on* and H a rt P A P la in tiff * atto rn e y !, whose addre** <! P o it O ffice B o « T J10. O cala F lo rid a 34471, w ithin 30 d ay* after the t in t publication and f lit the o rig in al w ith the C le rk of lb 1I1 Court either before ter e ice on P la ln f lf f * attorney or Irn e m d lateiy th ere afte r, citherwi*e a d efault w ill be entered -ig«nn*t you for Ihe re lie f dem anded in the Com plaint W IT N E S S my hand and the le a l of Ih lt Court on Ih lt the H it day of M a rch . I9Y4 (S E A L ) M A R YA N N E M ORSE C le rk of the Court* B y R uth King Deputy C le rk N O T IC E A M E R IC A N S W IT H D I S A B I L I T I E S A C T OF WO A D M IN IS T R A T IV E O R D E R NO 9 )3 / P E R S O N S W IT H A D I S A B I L I T Y W HO N E E D A S P E C I A L AC CO M M O O A T IO N TO P A R T I C I P A T E IN T H I S P R O C E E D I N G S H O U L D C O N TA C T A D A CO O R D IN A IO R AT JO) N O R T H P A R K A V E N U E . S U IT E N Wl S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A 32/71 A T L E A S T F I V E D A Y S P R IO R TO T H E P R O C E E D IN G TELE P H O N E 407 32J 4310 E X T 4227, 1 800 9SS 8771 ( T D D ! OR I 800 9SS 8770 ( V ) . V IA E L O H I D A R E L A Y S E R V IC E P u b lilh A p ril 3, 10. 1994 D E Q 29 NOTICE o r FIC TIT IO U S N A M f IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E I8fh J U D IC IA L C O U R T 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 *1 1)19 C A 14 E IN L A N D M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N K E I T H J R H O D E S M IC H E L L E L E E K R H O D ES VILLAS iT O C K f t lO G G H O M EO W N ERS T IO N INC A S S O C IA Defendant* N O T IC E O F S A LE. N otice I* hereby g ive n that in A c c o rd a n c e w ith th e F i n a l Ju dg m en t 0 * F o reclo su re tn fe rtd on M a rch 11, 1994. In c iv il action no 9) 1)29 CA 14 E In IN C i r c u i t C o u rt fo r S e m in o le County, F lo rid a , in which K eith J Rhode* and M ich e lle Lee K Rhode* and V illa * Slo ckrid g * Hom eow ner* A ito c la tlo n Inc w ere D e fen d an t* and In lan d M o r tg a g e C o r p o r a t io n , the P la in t if f . I w ill se ll to the highest bidder for cash at the W e st fro n t d o o r. S a m ln o le Counly Courthouse 301 N P a r* A v t • Santord F t 12771 be tween It 00 .1 m and 7 00 p m on Ju n e 7, I99J Ihe following re a l property Lo t 97, Sfockbridge Unit Two accord in g to the P la t thereof a* recorded in P la t Book 29 page* 84 89,, P u b lic Record's of Semi note County F lo rid a M ore com m only known .1 * 3019 W eym outh C f . Apopka F l 32703 O A T E D A p ril |, 1991 M A R YA N N E M ORSE C le rk of C irc u it Court B y Dorothy W Bolton A s Deputy C ie r* P u b llth A p ril 10. 17. 1994 D E Q 81 tN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E 18T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y F L O R IO A C A S E NO 9 ) 19*4 CA 14 B E M P I R E O F A M E R IC A R E A L T Y c r e d it C O R P O R A T IO N P la in tiff v* L U L U C O R P O R A TION O f D E L A W A R E « l u> e t a 1 Otliftdiftllft1 N O T IC E O F A C T IO N 1)7710 TO JA M E S B L U D W IG F R E D L U D W IG . JA N E T L U D W IG an d F R A N K I E S L U D W IG and a ll U n kn o w n 'D irecto r* Sharehold er* and a ll p e r t o n * c h a m In g by a n d through under nr agalr\*1 Lu lu C o rp o r a t io n o l D e la w a r e it a liv e and or (W ait h i* (Ih e lr ) unknown h a lf* d e Y f*e t* teg ale e * or gran tee* and a ll tier son* or par ties c la im in g by through, under or a g a ln it him (th e m ) R esiden ce unknown YO U A R E N O T I F I E D that an A c tio n for f o r e c lo t u re of a m ortgage on the following prop e rfy in Sem inole County, F lor Ida B E G I N N I N G 200 F E E T W E S T OF T H E N O R T H W E S T C O R N E R OF TH E N O RTH E A S T *4 O F T H E S O U T H W E S T '4, S E C T IO N 27. T O W N S H IP 21 S O U T H , R A N G E J l E A S T HUN W E S T ICO F E E T. SO U TH 178 I ) F E E T EAST tOO F E E T T H E N C E N O R Ft! t/8 2 F E E T TO T H E P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G ( L E S S T H E N O R T H 3* F E E T FO R RO A D ) h a t been tiled ag ain st you and you a re req uired to te rv e a copy of your w ritten d efense*, it any, to It on S P E A R A N D H O FF M A N . Attorney* whose address it 708 South D ix ie H ig hw ay. C o ra l G ab le s F lo r id a 33144 1 30*) 666 2299. w ithin th irty (X I) d ay* after the flin t pub I leaf Ion ot Ihe notice, and to tile the o rig in al w llh Ihe C le rk of thi* Court either before s e rv ice on S P E A R AND H O FFM A N , al torney* or im m ediately thereat te r, o th erw ise a d efault w ill toe v rile re d a g a ln tl you tor the r e lit I dem anded In the Corn p lain t or Petition W IT N E S S my hand and teal ol th l* Court on this l i s t day ot M a rc h , 1994 (SEAL) M A R YA N N E M ORSE A * C le r k of the Court B y P a t r ic la F Heath A * Deputy C le rk P u b lish A p ril J, 10. 1994 D E Q 30 PS H I — Le g al Advwr liie m v ril T H E B O A R D O F C O U N T Y C O M M I5 S IO N E R S S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . E L O R ID A Separate sealed E x p re s s io n * of In tere st for P S US E n viro n m e n ta l H a ia rd o u * W a ite Consulting and R e m o val S e rv ice s w ill be accepted by Sem inole County at the o ffice * of the P u rch asin g D ivisio n until 5 00 P M l ocal lim e , T h u rsd a y, A p ril Jfl, 1994 One m arked " o r ig in a l" and t lx ( ! ) copla* m u tt be subm itted, E xp re ssio n s of In ferost received after the specified date th a ll be retu rn ed unopened S C O P E O F S E R V IC E S : To provide e valu atio n , q u a n tis a t io n and rem o val se rv ice * lor contam inated to ll* and groundw ater The County Intend* to contract w ith three (3 ) firm s M A IL O R D E L I V E R TO County S e rv ice * Building 1101 E a s t F irs t Street, Pu rch asin g D ivisio n Rtwn37Q#, Sanford: F lo r id a 31772 S U B M IT T A L S M U ST B E R E C E I V E D IN T H E P U R C H A S IN G D IV IS IO N . 1101 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T . 3RD F L O O R ROOM r )206. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , NO L A T E R THAN I 00 P M LO C A L T IM E E X P R E S S IO N S O F I N T E R E S T R F C T I V E D A F T E M THAT T IM E W I L L NOT B E A C C E P T E D M A R K O U T S ID E O F E N V E L O P E P S US E n viro n m e n ta l H a ; ardou* W aste Consulting and R e m o val S e rv ice * Sem inole County e ncourage* M B E / W B E par ticipation F O R F U R T H E R IN F O R M A T IO N C O N T A C T L IN D A C JO N E S P U R C H A S IN G D IV IS IO N . C O N F R A C T S A N A L Y S T 14071 32» 1130 E X T E N S IO N 7 119 or 7112 P S U S C O M P L E T E P A C K A G E IS A V A I L A B L E IN T H E P U R C H A S IN G D IV IS IO N A T NO C H A R G E N O T E : A ll p rospective o ffe ro r* a re hereb y cautioned not to contact any mem ber of the Sem inole County Board of Counly C o m m issio n er*, County M anager or Selection Com m ittee regarding the above proposal A n y In q uiries p ertain in g to Ih l* E xp re ssio n ot In terest m u tt be d irected through th© P u rch a sin g D ivisio n contact person noted above The County w ill not e n te rta in or be rcst>onilbh? for an y o ra l In terp retatio n * g ive n by any County em ployee, rep rese n tative or o lh e r* I h e Issuance ot a w ritte n addendum it the on ly o ffic ia l method w h ere b y In te rp re ta tio n , c la rific a tio n or additional Inform ation can be given Ad d en d u m (v) It any, w ill be' Issued only by Ihe P u rch a sin g D ivisio n to a ll firm * ot record a* having received th l* p ackage The County re se rve * the rig h t to re je c t an y or a ll otter* w ith or without c a u ie , to w a ive te c h n lc.illtle *. or to accept th© offer w hich In It* best Judgment best t e rv e * the in le re tt of the Counly C o if of iu b rn llla l ot th it offer I t considered an operational c u lt of the o ile r or and sh a ll not be passed on lo or borne by the County C e n tral S e rv lc e i/ P u rc h a s ln g 1101 E l i t S lre e l Room «)208 Sanford. E L 32/71 P u b lllh AprIMO. 1994 D EQ I) �I I I 10B - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, April 10, 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notice N OTICE OF ACTION IN EM IN ENT DOMAIN IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E EIO H TEEN TM JU D ICIA L C IR C U IT, IN AND FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R IO A CASE NO *4 l i t CA II D SEM IN O LE COUNT Y ,a political subdivision d Ih# State of Florid*. Petitioner. SANFORD COURT INVESTORS. LTD . * FlofidA Limited Pertnershlp; F IR S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANDLOAN ASSOCIATION OF R U S S ELL CO UNTY; FLO RID A POW ER AND LIGH T CO M PAN Y.* Florid* Corporation; EQ UI V ES T LT D PARTN ERSH IP,d/tj/#. Alpha L Co , Ltd CU M BER LA N D FARM S, INC . • Delaware Corporation; CHEVRON U S A ., INC .« Ptnm ylvanl* Corporation; F IR S T UN ION NATIONAL DANK OF FLO R IO A ; BANKOF VERM ONT. BELLSO UTH TELECOM M UNICATIONS, INC .aGeorg*Corporation. RAY V A LO ES at TaaColectocol Stmlnol* CourSy. Florid*, and tt>* unknown spouses of Ih# above, II any; their heirs, devisees, assignees. grant***. tr»dltori, l*t***«. •■ •ailori, *dmlnl*tr»lor». ■nor Pong***, judgmwil creditors, Irutt***, lenholdert. p«rtoni In possession and any »ndall other p*r*ont having or claiming lohav* any right, till*or lnt*r«tby. through. und*r oragalm tth* above namod Dotendanli. or dherwlt# claiming anyrlghl. Mil*, or Inter**! In th* real property described In thl* action. D*l*ndanlt TO; THOSE ABOVE NAM ED D EFEN D A N T S AND TO A LL P A R T IE S CLAIM IN G IN T E R E S T BY. THROUGH. U N D ER OR AGAINST THE NAMEO D EFEN D A N T S; ANO TO A LL P A R T IE S HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGH T. T IT L E OR IN T ER ES T IN TH E PH O P ER TY O E S C R IB E D B E LO W An Eminent Domett Petition, together ntth II* Declaration ot Taking ha* b**n tiled In th* above tty ltd court lo acquire certain property Inleretl* In Seminole County, Florid* dele r Ibed et follow* PARCEL NO. SANFORD AVENUE FEE SIM PLE 1 31 .6 A PARCEL O r LAND SIT UA TE IN SECTION 7 , TOWN­ SHIP 20 SOUTH RAKOE 11 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AO FOLLOWS) COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE NORTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (HW 1/4) OF SECTION 7 ; THENCE ALONG THE WEST LIME Or SA ID SECTION 7 , SA ID LIN E ALSO BEING THE BASELINE OF SANFORD AVENUE ( C .R . 423) RICHT-OF-W AY PLANS PREPARED BY STANLEY/MERIDIAN, I N C ., N 0 0 '2 B '2 7 " H , A DISTANCE OF 1 5 9 2 .9 0 FEET; THENCE N 8 9 * 1 1 'J 3 ME A DISTANCE OF 3 6 .1 1 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN N IN G, SA ID POINT ALSO BEING ON THE E X IS T ­ ING EAST RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E OF SANFORD AVENUE. rHOM THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE ALONG THE SA ID E X IST IN G EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE N 0 0 * 3 0 10 4 HW, A DISTANCE OF 4 2 0 .7 1 rE E T ; THENCE N 0 1 ‘ 5 4 14 6"W CONTINUING ALONG THE SA ID EAST RIGHT-OF-W AY L IN E , A DISTANCE OF 1 5 9 .6 0 FEET; THENCE DEPARTING FROM THE SA ID EAST LIN E H 89 * 3 9 'S I " E , A DISTANCE OF 1 0 .2 2 FEET TO AM INTERSECTION WITH THE PROPOSED EAST R IG H T -O F WAY LIN E OF SA ID SANFORD AVENUE; THENCE ALONG THE SA ID EAST PROPOSED RICHT-OF-W AY LINE 3 0 0 * 2 1 * 45"E A DISTANCE OF 9 4 .4 4 FEET; THENCE N 8 9 '3 9 '5 3 " B , A DISTANCE OF 9 .7 7 FF.ET; THENCE S 0 0 * 1 5 * 19**E, A DISTANCE OF 6 6 .6 5 FEET TO AN INTERSECTION WITH A LIME 1 6 .0 0 FEET EAST OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE E X IST IN G SA ID EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SA ID SANFORD AVENUE; THENCE CONTINUING ALONG THE SA ID PROPOSED EAST LIN E AND SA ID PARALLEL LIN E S 0 0 ‘ 1 0 '0 4 " E , A DISTANCE OE 4 1 9 .3 5 FEET TO AH INTERSECTION WITH THE NORTH BOUNDARY LINE OF REPLAT OF 3ANORA SOUTH UNITS 1 l 2 AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1 7 , AT PAGE 11 OF THE PUDI.IC RECORDS OF SA ID SEMINOLE COUNTY; THENCE DEPARTING FROM S A ID PROPOSED EAST LINE ALONG S A ID NORTH BOUNDARY LIN E S B 9 , 1 B '0 3 "W , A DISTANCE OF 1 6 .0 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE0INN1NG. PARCEL CONTAINING 6 6 7 1 . 0 2 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS, TOGETHER WITH PARCEL HO. ( c o a p r ia a d 7 31 .6 o f L e g a l * A * n d D) PARCEL NO. 7 1 2 .6 A s a h t o r d AVENUE TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PARCEL OF LAND BITUATE I N SECTION 7 , TOWN­ S H IP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 11 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OE THE NORTHWEST QUARTER (NW 1 / 4 ) OF SECTION 7 , THENCE ALONG THE WEST LIN E OF SA ID SECTION 7 , S A ID LIN E ALSO BEING THE BASELINE O F SANFORD AVENUE ( C .R . 425) RICIIT-Or-W AY PLANS PREPARED BY 6TAHLEY/MERIDIAH, I N C ., H 0 0 '3 8 * 2 7 " W , A DISTANCE OF 1 6 8 1 .4 5 FEET THENCE H 6 9 ‘ 3 1 '2 1 " E A DISTANCE o r 7 2 .2 9 FEET TO THE POINT OF B EG IN ­ N IN G, SA ID POINT ALSO BEING Oil THE PROPOSED EAST RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E OF SANFORD AVENUE. FROM THE POINT OF B EGINNING; THENCE ALONG THE SA ID PROPOSED EAST RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E N 00* 10 *04"W A DISTANCE OF 3 5 .0 0 FEET; THENCE DEPARTING FROM THE SA ID PROPOSED EAST LIN E H B 9 ’ 3 1 *3 3 "E A DISTANCE OF 3 2 .7 4 FEET; THENCE S 0 0 ' 2 0 ' 27 “ E , A DISTANCE O r 5 3 .0 0 FEET; THENCE S 8 9 * 3 1 • 33MW, A DISTANCE OF 3 2 .7 1 FEET TO A POINT OH THE SA ID PROPOSED EAST RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E OF SA ID SANFORD AVENUE AND THE POINT OF BEGINNING. PARCEL NO. 7 3 3 . 6A CONTAINING FEET, MORE OR LESS. 1799.85 SQUARE PARCEL NO. 7 3 3 .CB A PARCEL OF LAND SIT UA TE I N SECTION 7 , TOWN­ S H IP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 31 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEINC MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AB FOLLOWS I COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE NORTHWEST ONE-QUARTER (IIW 1/4) OF SECTION 7) THENCE ALONG THE WEST LIN E OF SA ID SECTIOH 7 , SAID LINE ALSO BEING THE BASELINE OF SANFORD AVENUE ( C .R . 423) RIGHT-OF-WAY PLANS PREPARED BY STAN LEY/MERIDIAN, I H C ., N 00 2B'27**W, A DISTANCE OF 217 3 .4 4 FEET; THENCE H 8 9 , 31'33**E A DISTANCE OF 6 2 .3 5 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, SA ID POINT ALSO BEING OH THE PRO­ POSED EAST RICHT-OF-WAY LIN E OF SANFORD AVE­ NUE. PROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE DEPARTING FROH SA ID PROPOSED EAST LINE AND WITH THE NORTH PROPERTY LIN E OP THE HEREIN DESCRIBED PARCEL H 8 9 '1 9 '5 3 "E , A DISTANCE O r 8 .5 6 FEET; THENCE LEAVING SA ID NORTH PROPERTY LIN E B 0 4 ' 0 5 * 20 ” W, A DISTANCE OP 2 6 .0 2 FEET; THENCE S 3 0 '2 6 * 1 B , , E , A DISTANCE OF 1 2 .6 3 FEET; THENCE S 0 0 * 2 8 '27**E, A DISTANCE OF 2 9 .0 0 FEET; THENCE S 46 * 3 2 ' 50"W, A DISTANCE OF 1 0 .0 7 FEET TO A POINT IN THE AFORESAID PROPOSED EAST R IG H T -O F WAY L IN E ; THENCE ALONG THE SA ID PROPOSED EAST LIN E 3 1)9 ’ 19 * 53"W, A DISTANCE OF 9 ,7 7 FEET THENCE H 00*23 *45**W, A DISTANCE OF 9 4 .4 4 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. PARCEL HO. 7 3 1 .6 B CONTAINING FEET, MORE OR LESS. 1930.95 SQUARE PARCEL NOS. 7 3 3 .6A AND B CONTAINING A TOTAL OF 3 ,7 3 0 .8 0 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR L E S S . PARCEL NO. 1 1 9 ,3 SANFORD AVENUE FEE SIMPLE A PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE IN SECTION 1 2 , TOWN­ SH IP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A , BEING HORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWSI COMMENCING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 1 2 ; THENCE 0 8 9 *3 4 *49"W, ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF S A ID SECTION 13, A DISTANCE OF 5 8 .8 8 FEET; When our classified r e p re s e n ts coll back our classi­ fied advertisers, many aay we sold W Do you havo something to esill? 'H O U S E • CAfl • BED • BIRDS • BOAT? Call the Sanford Herald today and place your ad. Our classified staff will be happy to help. 322-2011 THENCE S 0 0 '2 3 '1 1 " E , A DISTANCE OF 1 4 .9 9 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; SA ID POINT LYING ON THE E X IST IN G SOUTH RICHT-OF-WAY LIN E OF A IR ­ PORT BOULLV.'.RD A3 SHOWN ON SANFORD AVENUE ( C .R . 433) RIGHT-OF-WAY PLANS PREPARED BY STANLEY/M ERIDIAN, I N C .; FROH THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE GO 1 *5 4 *4 6 ” E ALONG THE EXISTIN G WEST R IG H T -O F WAY LIN E OF BAHFOHD AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 6 5 .0 1 FEET TO A POINT OH THE PROPOSED SOUTH R IG H TOF-WAY LIN E OF AIRPORT BOULEVARD; THENCE N 4 6 *0 9 ' 39**W, A DISTANCE OF 2 8 .6 5 FE ET; THENCE 589*14 ' 49**W ALONG SA ID PROPOSED SOUTH R IG H T OF-WAY LIN E A DISTANCE OF 9 4 .4 5 FEET; THENCE NB5' 5 9 ' 1 6**W CONTINUING AIX3NG SA ID PROPOSED SOUTH RICHT-OF-W AY LINE A DISTANCE OF 6 6 .9 6 FEET) THENCE H00*2B'37"W A DISTANCE O r 3 9 .8 4 TEET TO A POINT ON THE E X IST IN G SOUTH R ia itT OF-WAY LIN E O r AIRPORT BOULEVARD; THENCE N B9'34 *49**E ALONG SA ID E X IST IN G SOUTH RIGH TOF-WAY L IN E , A DISTANCE OF 1 8 0 .OH FEET TO THE POINT O f BEGINNING. P A R C E L CO NTAIN IN G OR L E S S , 8 .1 5 1 .2 8 SQUARE FEET, MORE TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NO. (C o a p ria ed D and C) 739.5 o f L o g a l o A, SANTORO AVEN UE TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT PARCEL NO. 7 3 9 .5A A PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE I N SECTION 12, TOWN­ S H IP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE PAR TICUIARL Y DESCRIBED AS FOL­ LOWS) COMMENCING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SA ID SECTION 12, THENCE 3 0 0 , 3 B , 2 7 " E ALONG THE EAST LIN E OF SA ID SECTION 12, SA ID EAST LIN E ALSO BEING THE BASELINE O r SURVEY OF SANFORD AVENUE ( C .R . *25) RICHT-OF-WAY P U N S PREPARED BY STANLEY/MERIDIAN, I N C ., A DISTANCE OF 3 4 0 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE S 8 9 '3 1 , 33"W A DISTANCE OF 5 1 .2 6 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, S A ID POINT LYING OH THE E X IST IN G WEST RICMT-Or-W AY LIN E OF SANTORO AVENUE. FROM THE POINT Or BEGINNIN G; THENCE 3 0 1 *3 4 *46**E ALONG S A ID R IC II T -O r-W A Y L I N E , A DISTANCE OF 1 6 0 .0 3 FEET) THENCE 8 8 9 * 3 1 *1 3"W , A DISTANCE OF 1 0 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE H 0 1 ' 5 4 , 46**W A DISTANCE OF 1 6 0 .0 3 FEET I THENCE N 8 9 * 1 1 * 3 3 " E , A DISTANCE OF 1 0 . 0 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BE GIN­ N IN G , PARCEL NO. 7 3 9 . 5A CONTAINING 1 ,6 0 1 SQUARE FEET HORE OR LESS. PARCEL HO. 7 3 9 .3 B A PARCEL OT U N O SIT UA TE IN SECTION 12, TOWN­ S H I P 20 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE P A R T I C U U R L Y DESCRIBED AS FOL­ LOWS: COMMENCING AT THE MORTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 12, THENCE S 0 0 , 2 8 ’ 2 7 " E , ALONG THE EAST L I N E OF S A ID SECTIOH 12, SAID EAST L IN E ALSO BEING THE BASELINE OP SURVEY OF SANTORO AVENUE ( C . R . 425) R IG H T-O F-W A Y PUNS PREPARED BY STA NL EY/ ME RIDIAN, I N C . , A DISTANCE OF 7 9 .9 1 FEET; TIIEIICE S 8 9 * 3 1 ' 3 3 " W A DISTANCE OF 7 7 . 7 9 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING, S A ID POINT LYING OH THE E XIS T IN G WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF SANFORD AVENUE A1I0 THE PROPOSED SOUTH HIGIIT-OF-WAY L I N E OF AIRPORT BOULEVARD. FROH THE P01HT Or BEGINNING; THENCE 821*42 *23"W, A DISTANCE OF 1 0 .8 0 FEET; THENCE SB9'34*49**W ALONG A LIK E PARALLEL WITH ANO 1 0 .0 0 FEET SOUTH OF THE PROPOSED SOUTH H IGHTOF-HAY L I N E OFF AIRPORT BOULEVARD, A DISTANCE OF 9 0 .7 7 FEET; THENCE N B 5'59'16"W AND CONTINU­ ING ALORO A LIN E PARALLEL WITH AMD 1 0 .0 0 FEET SOUTH OF SA ID SOUTH RIGHT-OF-W AY LIM E , A DISTANCE OF 6 6 .5 7 FEET TO THE WEST PROPERTY LIN E OF THE VKREIN DESCRIBED PARCEL; THENCE NOO*20' 27**W, A DISTANCE OF 1 0 .0 1 FEET TO A POINT ON THE PROPOSED SOUril RICHT-OF-W AY LINE O r AIRPORT BOULEVARD; TIIEIICE S 8 b '5 9 '1 6 " E ALONG SA ID PROPOSED SOUTH RIGHT-OF-W AY L IN E , A DISTANCE OF 6 6 .9 6 FEET; THENCE N B 9 * 1 4 '4 9 " E CONTINUING ALONG SA ID PROPOSED SOUTH H IG IIT -O F WAY L IN E , A DISTANCE OF 9 4 .4 5 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEG I Nil I HO. P A R C EL NO. 7 3 9 . 5U CO NTAIN IN G F E E T HORE OR L E S S . 1 ,3 9 1 .7 7 SQUARE PARCEL HO. 7 1 9 .5C A PARCEL OF U N D SITUATED IK THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (ME 1 / 4 ) OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R I UA, AND BEING A PORTION OF THE CUMBERUND FARMS, IN C . AS DESCRIBED I N O F F I C I A L RECORD BOOK 1 0 4 1 , PAGE 165 , AND O F F I C I A L RECORD BOOK 192 3, PAGE 1301 OF THE P UBLIC RECORDS OF SAID SEMINOLE COUNTY, BEING HORE P A R T I C U U R L Y DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECTIOH 12 ; THENCE S00 *2 B *37 **E ALONG THE EAST SECTIOH LIN E OT SA ID SECTIOH 12 AND THE SURVEY BASE­ LIN E O r SANFORD AVENUF., A DISTANCE O r 2 5 1 .5 0 rE E T ; THENCE 8 8 9 * 3 1 '3 3 *N DEPARTING FROH SA ID EAST SECTION L IN E AT RIGHT A N G IE S , A DISTANCE OF 5 3 .4 8 FEET TO A POINT OF INTERSECTION WITH THE WEST RIGHT-OF-W AY LIME OF SANFORD AVENUE, THE POINT OP BEGIN N IN G. FROM THE POINT OP DEG1HHIHO, THENCE S 8 9 * 3 6 11 5**W DEPARTING FROM S A ID WEST R I C I I T - O r WAY L I N E , A DISTANCE OF 3 0 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE H 0 1 ' 5 4 ' 4 6 " W PARALLEL WITH THE WEST R IG H T -O F WAY L I N E , A DISTANCE OF 4 3 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE H S 9 * 3 6 ' 1 S * E A DISTANCE OF 3 0 . 0 0 rEET TO INTERSECT THE WEST RIOIIT-or-W AY L I N E ; THENCE S 0 1 * 5 4 , 46**E ALONG S A ID WEST RIGHT-OF -WAY LIM E, A DISTANCE OF 4 3 . 0 0 FEET TO THE POIH T OF BEGINNING. PARCEL NO. 7 3 9 . SC CONTAINING 2149 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS OR 0 . 0 4 9 ACRES, MORE OR LESS . PARCEL NOS. 7 2 9 .3A , D AND C CONTAINING A TOTAL OF 3 ,3 4 3 .7 7 SQUARE rE E T , MORE OR L E S S . E tc h Defendant It liaihar nolllled that th# Petitioner will petition lor an Order ol Takingbalor* th* Honorable Seymour Benton, on* ol Ih* Judge* ol th* abovetlyled Court, on th* 21th day ol April, 17*4. at l » p m , In lha Semhol# County Courthouw. Sanlord, Florida, In accordance wllh lit Otclarallon ol Taking taretolor* tiled In (hit caut*. All Defendant! to thli tult and all oTier Interetted partial may llmely request a hearing on th* Petition for th* Order ol Taking at the time and place detlgniled and be heard Any Defendant falling to III* a llmely request for hearing thall waive any right lo ob|*cl loth* Order ol THiIng. ANO Each Oetendanl and any other pertont claiming any Inleretl In Ih* properly detcrlbed In Ih# Pellllon In Ih* above ityled Eminent Domain proceeding It hereby required to terv* written detente*. II any you have, lo th* Petition heretofore Iliad In Ihlt caut* on Ih* Pel (loner, and any requetl lor a hearing on Ih* pellllon lor th# Order ol Taking. II detlred. on Petitioner'* Attorney, whole nem* end eddrett It thown below on or before A p rl 22, 177*, end to III* Ih* orlglnel of your written detente* and any recpetl lor hearing on th# Petition lor the Order of Taking with the Cterk ol thl* Court either before tervlc* on lla Petitioner'* Attorney or Immedlelely I hereafter, lo >how what right, Nile- Inleretl cr lien you or any ol you have or claim In and lo Ih* property detcrlbed In told Petition end to thaw c*u«*. II eny you have, why laid properly thould not be condemned lor Ih* utea and purpote* at tal torth In tald Petition. II you tall lo antw tr, a default may ba entered egtlntl you (or ih* relief demanded In th* Pelllon. II you tall to ragjatt a hearing on Ih* Pellllon Tor Order ol Taking you thall walva any right lo ob|*el lo tald Order of Taking W ITNESS my hand <rd t a il ol u ld Court onlha 3rd day ol March. 1774 (S E A L ) M A RYAN N E MORSE C L E R K OF TH E CIR CU IT COURT IN AND FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A By: Ruth King, OaputyClark R O B E R T A .M CM ILLA N County Attorney (or SamlnolaCounty, Florida Samlnota County Sarvlcat Building “ a it F Ir t tI !Street IIO lE Sanlord, Florida 13771 Telephone; (4011121 IDO. Ext. 77S4 Attorney tor Petitioner D EO 1 PubllthT April 2, 1774 end April 10.1774 A D V ER TIS EM EN T FOR BIDS S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y P U B L IC SCHOOLS. Sanlord. Florida will recalva bldt at lha olllca ol lha School Board, l ilt South Mellonvtll* Avenue. San lord. Florid* 32)71. unlll 7 00 p m , April it . 1174 at which tlma bldt will be opened for Ih* contlructlonot: M ECHANICAL RENOVATION KEETH ELEM EN TA R Y SCHOOL 400 TUSCAW ILLA ROAD W IN TER SPRINGS. FLO R ID A UTS* Bid mutl be accompanied by bid depotll: A Bid Dond, Cath It r 'l Check or Certified Check lor live ( I V percent ol th* talel amount bid Th# tuccettful bidder thall lurnlthe Per tor mane* Payment Bond lor th* tolel amount ol the award within ten (101 deyt ot notification ot th* award Bondi mutt be written by e turety company licenced to do butlnett In Florida Drawing* end Project Manuel will be available from Mr Bill Eng ley. H Douglei Slone Atto c l e I* t . I n c , 740 N o r t h Feme reek Av* . Orlando. Floe Ida 17*01. « 7/t711411 A depot 11 ol tn o o Including tlate tatei lee. per tel It required which It refundable when * responsive bid It tubmllled end lit* Con ilructlon Document* ere re turned In good condition within fifteen (111 deyt from Ih* date bldt are received There will be * pre bid conler ence held el Keeth Elementary School. April 14. 1774 at 10 a m contlttlng ot rtvlaw ol th* protect At thlt lime the Owne-t rtpretenlalteet will dltcutt the protect requirement! end pro c e d u r e t C o n t r e c t o r i a re •trongly encouraged to attend Failure to attend doet not re llev* th* bidder from th* r* tpontlblllly to carry out the work In th* manner dltcutted *t Ih* conference Thlt pro bid conference doet no! relieve Ih* bidder* ol Ih* on tlte Intpecllon ol Ih* protect requirement* Th* Board retervet Ih* right to waive minor Intormellltet In th* bidding It tald waiver It In th* Board t belt Inter#*! Deled thlt 4lh day ol April 1774 /*, Dianne L Kramer Eeecutlv* Director Fee Millet Planning Publtth April 10.1774 D E O ti IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H T EEN T H JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT, IN A N D FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY, C A IE NO 71 11(1 CA 14 B KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plalnlltt. Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U ITC O U R T, EIG H T EEN T H JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT, IN AND FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RID A CASE N0.711U4 CA 11 S L E A D E R F E D E R A L BANK FOR SAVINGS. Plelnllll, vt. RO SEM ARIE PENNINO. et, * 1 , Delendantltl N OTICE OF SA LE Nolle* Is hereby given Ihel, purtuanl to * Summary Judg men! of Forectotur*. I will tell Ih* following detcrlbed properly located In Seminole Counly. Florid*' Condominium Unit 71. Build Ing 4A. ol H ID OEH V ILL A G E CONDOMINIUM, according to Ih* Declaration ol Condominium recorded March 11. 17(1 In O HIclal Racordt Book U24, p ag e* 11(1 th ru 17(1 and emended by llrtl amendment thereto recorded May 14. I7t! In O fficial Records Book U J I, p e g * * 1*11 thru 1(11 and emended by second amendment thereto recorded May II. 17(1 In Official Records Book 1*41. peg* KOI end amended by emend men I thereto recorded June *. 1711 In Official Records Book 1(44, page* 111] thru 1131 and further amended by amendment thereto recorded July 11. t f t l In O fficial Records Book 1(14, pages 1*44 thru U S I. public records ol Seminole County, Florid*, together wllh ell eppur fenencet thereto end *n un divided Inleretl In Ih* common element* ol said Condominium at let torth In tald Declaration Together with rang*, relrlgere tor, O/W, disposal, microwave, w ether, dryer, peddle fens. Ilreplecu. at public Ml*, to th* hlghett bidder tor cash, al th* West Iron! door ot th* Seminole Counly Courthouse. Sanlord. Florid* 11 00 a m on May 1. 1774 Americans With DlM blllllei Act (A D A ) N otice: In ac cordenc* with th* Americans Wilts Dltlblllttet Act. persons with * dlMblllty who need * tpedel accommodation to per tlc lp e l* in th lt p ro cttd ln g thould confect ADA Coordinator at Ml North Park Avenue. Suite N M l. Sanlord Florida 11771 *1 leatl live days prior to th* proceeding Telephone (4071 11J41M E a l 4217, I *00 111 (771 (TDD) or I (00 711 1770 (VI. via Florid* Relay Service W ITNESS my hend end Seel ot thlt Courl on April 4 I7t4 ICourt Seel) MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K .C IR C U IT C O U R T By Dorothy W Bollon Deputy Clerk Publish April 10. 17. 1774 D EO 77 JEFFR EYG A R D N ER . elal . Delendantltl NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* It hereby given Ihel. purtuent lo e Summery Judg men! ol Forectotur*. I will tell Ih* following detcrlbed properly located In Seminal* Counly, Florid* Lol 17 in Block C al HIDDEN LA K E UNIT I A, according to th* plat thereof at recorded In Piet Book 17. et Paget SO 11, ol th* Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida et public tel*, to th* highest bidder lor cash, *1 th* wet I front door ol th* Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florid*. II CO# m on May 1. 1774 American! Wllh Dlteblllliet Act (A D A ) Notice in ac cordenc* wllh fhe Americans wllh Dltablllllet Act, persons wllh * disability who need * specie! accommodation i0 tlclpate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator el 101 North Park Avenue, Suite N Ml. Sanlord. Florid* 11711 el leatl live days prior lo Ih* proceeding Telephone (407) I I I 41M Eat. 4117. I TUO 7)1(771 IT DO I or I (00 711 1770 IV I. via Florida Relay Service W ITNESS my hend end Seal Ol thlt Court on April 4. 1774 (SEA L) M ARYANNE MORSE C L E R K .C IR C U IT C O U R T By Dorothy W Bollon Deputy Clerk Publlth Aprllto. 17,1774 ■PM-1W___________ ____ IN TH E CIRCU IT COURT OF TH E EIG H T EEN TH JU D ICIA L CIR CU IT IN A N D FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A C IV IL ACTION CASe NO 711401 CAM D IV ISIO N S F I R S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L IIA N KO F FLO R ID A . P leln lim tl, vt 1 THOMAS W RAY, el 41. Delendantltl N OTICE OF F O R EC LO S U R E SA LE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN purtuanl la * Final Judgmtnl ol lortclotur* dated March I I , 1774. end entered In Cat* No 71 1402 CA 14 B ol Ih* Circuit Court ol tht E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In end lor SEM IN OLE Counly, Florid* wherein F I R S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L BANK OF FLO R ID A It th* Plelnllll end THOMAS WRAY end LA U R IE W RAY ere Ih* Oelendtnlt. I will tell to Ih* hlghett end best bidder lor cath at th* wait front entrance ol th* SEM IN O LE Counly Courlhout* al 11:00 e.m., on th* Sth day ot May, 1774, the following d* scribed property ■> let forth In said Final Judgment: LO T 11, A M H E R S T , A C ­ C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS R EC O R D ED IN PLA T BOOK It. PAO ES 37 AND 40. P U B L IC R E C O R D S O F SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R IDA WITNESS MV HANO and th* teal ol thlt Court on April 4, 1774. (SEA L) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Courl By: Dorothy W. Bollon Deputy Clerk IMPORTANT NOTICE AM ERICANS WITH D IS A B ILIT IE S ACT OF 1770 Admlnltlrallv* Order NO. 71 31 Pertont wllh * dlublllty who need a tpedel accommodation to participate In thlt proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator al Ml N. Park Av«nu*. Suit# N. 101, Sanlord, Florida 12111 at leatl live (1) deyt prior to th* proceeding. Telephone: 1401) 321 4130 Eat. 421It 1 (00 711I77HTDD), or I (00 111 (170 IV ), vie Florida Relay Service. Publlth: April 10,11,1774 D EQ M CODE EN FO R CEM EN T BOARD SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RID A Cat* No. 71- IH C E B SEM IN O LE COUNTY, a point C*l Subdivision ol Ih* Slate ol Florid*. Petitioner. vt ARE THAM ROBINSON Respondent NOTICE OF HEARINO (SECTION It] 11(21, FLO RID A STATUTES TO Aretha M Robinson 460 Locust Av*. Apt 1 Sanlord F L J177I Property Description lot 12. Hardens Add, Sec )l. Twp 17. Rg« II. PB 7. PG 71 Of lie 1*1 Records ol Seminole Counly, Florida In accordance wllh Chapter S3 ol the Seminole County Code, a hearing has been scheduled be for* th* Seminole County Code En forcem en t Board lo d* tormina II e violation ol the Seminole County Cod* It occur ring on I he above detcrlbed property You ere hereby celled upon to lake notice that th* Public Hearing will be con dueled In th* above styled cause on th* Mill day ol April, 1774. et I M p m In Room toil ot th* Seminole County Services Build Ing. 1101 East First Street. Sanford. Florida 11771 You have been charged wllh con llructlng a storage building without llrtt obtaining a build Ing permit on Ih* sub|*<t prop erty, In violation of Section 101 ol th* Standard Building Cod* at adopted by Chapter 40. Seminole County Cod* Th* Board will receive testimony end evidence *t Mid Public Hearing and thall make such findings ot tod at ere supported by IIm testimony end evidence pertaining to the metiers alleged In th* Stele ment ot Violation end Request lor Hearing. II, prior to th* hearing, you should com* Into compliance wllh Ih* Counly Cod* provisions Ihel you ere Alleged to be violating, but lha violation recur* prior to Ih* hearing, or II lha violation It not corrected by th* time tpecltled lor correction by th* Cod* In­ spector. Ih* public hearing will be held pertaining to the allega­ tion* ogalml you YOU A R E AD VISED THAT. IF YOU D EC ID E TO A P P E A L AN Y D EC IS IO N M AD E AT THIS H EARIN G. YOU W ILL N E E D A R ECO R D OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S . ANO. FOR SUCH PU R PO SE, YOU MAY N E E D TO IN SURE THAT A V ER B A TIM R ECO RD OF TH E P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A D E . WHICH RECO RO IN CLUD ES TH E TESTIM O NY AND E V I­ D EN C E UPON WHICH THE A P P E A L IS TO be BASED P E R S O N S W IT H D I S ­ A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN G 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 U LO CO N TA CT TH E E M P L O Y E E R ELA TIO N S D E ­ P A R T M E N T , A M E R IC A N S WITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR­ D IN A T O R . 41 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF TH E M E ET IN G AT (4071121 -IIM. EXTEN SION 7741. P L E A S E GO V ER N Y O U R ­ S E L F ACCORDINGLY. Deled thlt loth day ol March, 1774 CODE EN FO R CEM EN T BOARD SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RID A By: M ARCIA L.’F U L L E R , CLERK Seminole Counly Service* Bldg. Room No. 101* 1101 E e tl F lrtl Strati Sanlord, Florid* 32771 Telephone: (407)131 1110. Eatenilon!4*l Publlth: March 20, 27 6 April 1. tO,1774 D E P 122 Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T IC I OF FICTITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given Ihel I am engaged In buslnett *1 1770 S Sipes A v t . Sanlord, Seminole Counly, F lo rid *, under Ih* Flcllllout Nam* ol PUOOING AN D P IE C H IL D R E N 'S C LO IH IN G . and the! I Inland to regular Mid n*m* wllh Ih* Division ot Corporations, Tall* hast**. Florid*. In accordance w ith th* p ro visio n ! at the Flcllllout Name Statute*. To W II: Section 1*107. Florida Statute! 1771 Kathleen M. Murphy Publlth: April 10.1774 OEO-07 _______ CODS EN FO R C EM EN T * BOARD SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RIO A C * I* N * .7 I 117 CEB SEM IN O LE COUNTY, a polltl cel tubdlvlslon ol Ih* Slate ol Florida. Petitioner vt DAVID A ANDERSON Respondent NOTICE OF HEARINO llE C T IO N t ll.lin i. F L O R ID A IT A T U T E t TO David A Anderson 4070 Ruby Slreel Sanlord F L 11771 Property Description Lnlt 1 * I t * h ot v*cd si N bt Lol I*. Booths Subd. Section It. Town ship 17. Rang* JO. Plat Book 1. Peg* (. Public Records of Semi note County. F lor Ida In accordance with Chapter 11 ol th* Seminote County Cod*. * hearing hat been scheduled be tor* Ih* Seminole Counly Cod* En fo rce m en t Board to d* (ermine If a violation ol th* Seminote County Code It occur ring on the above detcrlbed property You are hereby celled upon to l*k* nolle* that th* Public Hearing will be con ducted in Ih* above styled cause on th* n th day at April. 1774 et I M p m In Room 1021 ot th* Seminole County Services Build Ing, MOI E * l l F lr t l Slreel. Sanlord. Florid* 11771 You have been charged wllh con ilru clln g a ttoreg* building without llrtl obtaining e build Ing permit on Ih* iub|*ct prop erty. In violation of Section 101 ot the Standard Building Cod* *t adapted by Chapter 40 Seminole County Cod* Th* Board will receive testimony end evidence *1 Mid Public Hearing end shell make such findings ol tact at ere Supported by the testimony end evidence pertaining to >h* matters alleged in th* Stele ment of Violation end Request lor Hearing It. prior to th* hearing, you should com* into compliance wllh Ih# County Cod* provisions that you ere alleged to tie violating but Ih* violation recurs prior lo Ih# hearing o- It Ih* violation it not corrected by th* Mm* specified tor correction by 'he Cnd# In spec lor Ih* public hearing will tie held pertaining to 'he allege Mont against you YOU ARE AD VISED THAT IF YOU D EC ID E TO A P P EA L ANY D EC IS IO N MADE A t THIS H EARIN G. YOU W i l l N E E D A R ECO RD OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S . ANO. FOR SUCH PU R PO SE. YOU MAY N E E D TO INSURE THAT A V ER B A TIM NFCORD OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A D E . WHICH R ECO R D IN CLU D ES THE TESTIM ONY AND EVI O EN CE UPON WHICH THE A P P EA L IS T O B E BASED P E R S O N S W IT H O IS A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN G TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN ANY OF T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T TH E E M P L O Y E E R ELA TIO N S OE PA RTM EM T A M E R IC A N S WITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR O IN A T O R . 4( H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G AT (007)111 IIH . EXTEN SIO N 7741 P L E A S E G O V ER N YOUR S E L F ACCORDIN GLY Oaled Ihlt lOlh day ol March, 1774 COOE EN FO R CEM EN T BOARD SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO RIO A By M A R C IA L F U L L E R . CLERK Stmlnote Counly Services Bldg Room No 1011 1101 E e tl First Slreel Sanlord. Florid* 12771 Telephone: (407)33MtX>, E atension 7441 Publlth: March 20. 27 A April 3. 10. 1774 D E P 121 IN THE CIR CU IT COURT OF TH E EIG H T EEN T H JU D ICIA L CIRCU IT IN A N D FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY, STATE OF FLO RIO A c*i*No.7i n il CA M a O E N E R A L JURISDICTION F L E E T H EA L ESTA TE FUNDING CORP Plaintiff, vs JEFFREY E TAYLOR, ETAL . Delender,is NOTICE OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE BY C L E R K OF C IR C U ITC O U R T Nolle* It hereby given that the undertigned Maryann* Mon*. Clerk ol tlie Circuit Court of S EM IN O LE County, Florida, will, on Ih* STH day ol MAY, 1774. al 11:00 a m al live Wntl Front Door ol Ih* Seminote Counly Courlhout*. In Ih# City ol Sanford. Florid*, offer tor Ml* end sell *1 public outcry to th* highest end best bidder lo, cath, the following described properly situated In SEM IN O lK County. Florida, to wit . , LOT II. B LO C K C, SUM-' M ER SET NORTH SECTIO N '*, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT T H ER EO F AS R EC O R D E O IN PLA T BOOK to. PAG E I I AND I t . P U B L IC R E C O R D S O F SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R _ IOA. purtuanl to the final decree hi toreclotur* entered In e teepending In tald Courl. Ih* ttylt ol which It F L E E T HEAL ES TA TE FUNOING CORP vt Jellrey l Teylor. II living, el (I • In accordance with the Amer leans with OiMbtlilles Act, per sons needing a special accom modellon to participate in ••)!* proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator al 301 North Pars, Avenue, Suite N 301. Sanlord Florida 11771 al least live III days prior to Ih# proceeding, Telephone 1007) 311 0130 F*t 4217, I MO t s i (7 7 IIID D I or I (MOI 711(770 (VI. via Florida Ralay Service W ITNESS my hand and or (Kiel seal of Mid Court thlt ath day ol April. 1774 (S EA L ! MARYANNE MORSE C L ER K By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Publlth April 10. 17 1774 DEO 77 NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAME Nohc* it hereby given ihel t am engaged in business #1 IIM Deer Hollow Circle Longwooq Seminole County. Florida, under th e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e o( ADVAN CED FlN A N C IA l IN STITU TIO N S E R V IC E S end Ihel I Intend to register tr d nem* wilt) th* Division ol Cur poietions, Tallahassee. Florida In accordance wllh th# pro visions ol Ih* Fictitious Name Statutes To WII Section tat iN F lor Ida Statutes 1771 JKW A ASSOCIATES GROUP INC John K Wierman Publish April 10. 1774 D EO W NOTICE OF FIC T IT IO U IN A M E Nolle* It hereby given Ihel we ere engaged In business el a)4 N a v a r r e W a y . A lla m o n t# Springs F L 33/le Seminole County. Flo rid a under rh* Flcllllout Name al CLASSIC C O L L E C T I O N S AND U IS TIN CTIVE G IFT S , amt lha! we Intend lo register said name wllh the Division ol Corpora lions. Tallahassee Florida .r, accordance with Ih* provisions ol Ih* Flcllllout Nam* Statutes To WII Section *0)07 Florida Statutes 1771 Jenny Hayes Publish April 10 IYV4 DEO 72 NOTICE OF F IC T IT IO U IN A M E Nolle* It hereby given lhai I am engaged In butlnett el *11 A sh b erry Lena. Altamonte Springs. Somlnol# Counly Flor Ida under In# Fictitious Nem* ol S E R V IC E ONE JANITORI ' AL OF A L T A M O N SPRINGS, end that I Intend lo.w> register teld name wllhV lh lijej Division ol Corporations Talk* , haste* Florida, In accordaoje: w llh Ih* provisions al tl*»T Flcllllout Name Statutes. Wit Section 1*107. Flori(| Statutes 1771 Patricia OlTucct Publish April 10 1774 O EO 73 h C E L E B R IT Y CIPH ER C*«b*ily C<prw tiffji&gftJTi* «#• cf««1«k) from quolit, uni t<* fomcM** Ipoopt*. p««t and prw#nl la th iatlf# m Ih* tiph** lt*m H for iAQffww tikSMy i Ck* A MfuMl £ T P R D M R B F J X N E P X U , T V I D V M D J ' X W P Y D S F X X U D L E N J K O M O F W V J A O R X N M R K V V P K S M O J J D M . P R E V IO U S SO LU TIO N : "You're not supposed lo look your age. I want to look my aoet W here Is our love ol growing w l»e?" — Em m a Thompson . •m O FF THE LEASH© by W.B. Park fa , A t-tk ( M oX - < S ‘/ n w & j fy r �S an fo rd Hnrnlrl C LA S SIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 LSSIFIEODEPT HOURS I A M. -5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY ISEO SATURDAY A SUNDAY 831 -99 9 3 PRIVATE PARTY RATES t4 eonmutlvi lime*...........37e a line 7 conitcullve times...........70c a line 3 consecutive times........ 91c a line t lime...............................$1.19 a line Rate* are per Issue, based on 3 lines * 3 Lines Minimum K I T ’ N ' C A R L Y I.E < * > b y L u r r y W r lu l il 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C a r e MECHANIC 4 3 — I n v e s t i g a t iv e _________S e r v ic e s 3W A C CEPTIN G M A JE S T IC IN V ES T IO A T IV E Service! DomeiHc ralallont Fraaconiullalton 40) M l 111) duhngmjy mclula Herald Advotbiau at irw roil ol »n xdd.Min.il day H when you g»t m u lti Pay only lor days your ml inns at r.ilo earned lull detcnplinn lor IjilP tl loiuilv Copy mull follow ncttrpf.iM* typo fecal form •CoinrrwiLi.il frequency lale* are j».ui.it>l« DC ADI INFS Tuesday Ihtu FnJay 1J Noun Tlw Day (More Pubkcnbrn Sunday I? Noon F relay ■Monday 5 3 0 1’ M Friday U S T M E N T S AN D C R E D IT S : In the event o l en error In an the S e n lo rd N ereid w ill be reep o n elb le (or the flret rtion o n ly end o n ly lo the extent o l the co st ot that ftlon. P le a t # c h e c k y o u r ed for a c c u r a c y Ihe flral d ay II l. egal Notice THC CIBCU IT COURT 3F T H I KIOHTECNTM JU D ICIA L CIRCU IT INAND FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C IV IL ACTION CASE NO U D O IC A DIVISION K B STftEET HANK AND U ST C O M P A N Y . AS STEE P lalntllful. A L O F KISH, el el. Defendanllil NOTICE OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE ITICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN uanl lo e Final Judgment ol tloiuro deled Merch Jl. and anlarad In C*ie No OlCA KO ol Ihe Circuit I ol lha E IG H T E E N T H del Circuit in and lor SEM LE Counly. Florida wherein TE S T R E E T BANK AND U ST C O M P A N Y AS 1|STE E It Ihe Plaintiff and tlALD P KISH DONNA M (H and W EK IV A HUNT |ll COMMUNITY ASSOCI DN INC art lha Defen will tall lo lha hlgheil | ball bidder lor rath al lha Ironl tlapt ol lha SEMI [.E County Courlhoute at a m on Hie Sth day ol Iter tha tollowing da ed property at tef forth in | Final Judgment jT )>. W EK IV A H ILL S tTION I ACCORDING TO PLA T T H ER EO F AS RE |D E D IN PLAT BOOK )l JES It AND II. PU BLIC (C O R D S OF S E M IN O L F JNTY, FLO RID A F i t n e s s m y h a n d and me ol thli Court on April I. L) O RA BLF RVANNE MORSE li ol lha Circuit Court Doro'hy W Bollon puty Clerk IMPORTANT NOTICE il AM ERICANSW ITH y D IS A B ILIT IES ACT OF law AdmlnlilrallvaOrder , No ai ir P irro nt with a dltabllily who »<) a tpaiial arcommodabon parhclpala In thli proceeding luld conlatl ADA Coordinator 301 N Part Avenue Sulla N ), Senior d Florida JIFF I al it live 1)1 dayt prior lo tha Icaadlng Telephone (aoFI 41J0 Eat t i l l : I S0OTSS ;tlTD D ).or I 000 9)1 0 )0 (VI, Florida Ralay Service llth April 10. IF, Iarc 17 — E ld e r l y C a r e A D U L T C A R E in our p riv a te horn* Sanford « » a L o l* of loving c a r * for your lovad o o * i Con lac 1 Molly 171914? A O U L T C A R E lo p riy a t* San lord horn* ilV J 'm o Inc lo v* mu a lt , tra n s p o rt e n te r tain m g n l, A r o o r t lfS 14t| 2 1 — P e r s o n a ls ADOPTIONS F re e m td 'c a l cam . 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J. 1 Genera! ledger Great U n * 1Great II I . tool * ACCOUNTING C LERK* Uhr A P A/R Sp-eadtheel Maady to hire for thii one* 4 i* n i H I c h o u r i l * ROUTE SALES* PREP AID PHONE CAROS 407-323-9408 f or convenient and aio n o m i r al a d ve rffim g nothing beat* itie Sanford H e rald u* your ad lu fh* C h m v l-ril Dap! and include the follow mg in for m alton • Milling name addrett. and phqoe number • (.u n ia t t nam e and phone n ym b e r for ad ve rificatio n • Start date • N ym liev of d a y l you would Ilka your ad lo run If you have any q u etfio n t, p le a ie c a l l Ih e C l a i t l f l t i l A d v e r lit in g D e p a rfm e n f Monday Friday. • JO S X S T A F F O R D relative** %ought by g ra n d so n of D a v id C u yte r Stafford I tiro lfJ4) Mob Haler F it W Lancaster Rd Sir WI OrlarMtif L JtWf tor 7X t m PUT YOUR CAAIIR IN H IO H O IA R I B Etna Tuna Yeu* Tolanltl Check Tha CWuKladi for The Jet Yeu Wenll KEEP DRIVING AND STIU GET THE MONEY! A ll you need i* your M l* Ja c k D iam ond for appointment 7*o nr* ADO TO TOUR INCOME S E L L AVON NOWf C A LL 111 6*ltor )7I 417) * SECRETARY* I J llw k H olt' right arm Advance with fhi* company ★ RECEPTIONIST * Entry level, phone*, uhetful mgappt* Don't mi** thlione * MEDICAL RECEPTION * Medical billing a plut * NURSING SUPERVISOR* IX K * benefit* Take charge per ion Clean environment Ready to hire now! Many |ob* t!in*f11* Ttxj good fa mIt*I1 "WON'T LAST LONG" MANY MORE To Choose From 700 W. 25th SI. 373 5176 AU TO A U C TIO N D R IV E R S F IE ID E D I Mu*l have valid driver* flcen*« and tie able to drive *llck Call between I 1 SPRINT STAFF I HO, JIT 70M BOOKKEEPER Part time Able to fill out guarlerly* and do income fa n _ Call Nancy JH f t it W e 're w ell Info our Jrd decade of fram in g successfu l agent* Nolkenve? We tlh a lp t AUTO BODY R E P A I R T E C H N IC IA N / P A IN T E N Ow n tool* Eaperwmed S h ill* C e rtifie d or w 4 y r* •■P am i w/deilre to become cerMlrd V a lid d riv e r Hcom a and fool* F ■f . tom a weekends C a ll tor E M A S T E R E L E C T R IC I A N . Repair addition, comm/ret LICFlnt i t HDOOO 191 111 44F) A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g C a rp e n try " :OMM Vinyl Siding " a r i.p eFram t / t n sintga.l l aDtryw l o nall. i. Rooting, Concrete CAR P E T M IL L D IR E C T L . S.O. Balird, CBCOKMO j Dliceunti Famout Brandt ■F lrtl Quality, Top Lina ' Slalnmatlar, Saaonlat. Facklatt, Sculptural W 99 yd ENTERlevel All loopt klndt SI ol *9 home nmerclal yd rt. painting A ceramic t Intlallallon 40F114 S*00 llchard Grota I I I S9F) G e n e ra l S e r v ic e s ^ IN D O O R A O U T D O O R Plaiterlng Remade) rvew and h iifo r lc hom e* H U t l f l H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t" A F F O R D A B LE HOME Repair Dependable All phatet Call lor Free ett Michael 1)1 110S R ES T O R A T IO N . D R Y W A LL rtmlal tludt. doort trim, tid trig, porchet. deckt. gatsbot Llcantad/Imurad H IM * ) RITE-WAVHI MODPl tNO WE SHOW UP C C a r p e t C le a n in g A-4 C A R P E T CLEA N IN O |u t tlrlp and bull lloort. ttld anllal/co m m arcla! U | t 114 1)41, beeper 444 0)41 [ c l e a n i n g S e r v ic e 322-2611 L a n d s c a p in g A G C A R R IE R S Tavaret FI. a well e*fabli%h«d and grow ing Central Florida bated company offer* you 7M to TH per mile Up 10 17,000 rni ja r mo SlopOff Pay Unloading Pay Vacation Pay Safety A Performance Bonui Spoute Riding Program Average Trip S 7 Day* Late Model Conventional Tractor* If you have 2 year* tractor trailer, OTR and know and ice etpentnee ptu* a good driving record, call I *00 IM foio P a in t in g P A IN T IN O . paper hanging, prattura wathlng and dey wall rapeilr F tenet I 111 11)4 " P rre s s u r e C le a n in g DUN R IT E : Clean drlvtwayt. rooft. pool deckt w alkt. houtet Free a il. H I 41)) P h o to g ra p h y BEACH . Sperlt an) Wadding! Mobil equip unique pricing _______ Torlnlncall D4 9*0] R o o fin g O Y S B E R l HOME R EP A IR A R O O F IN O P a in t in g , c a r p a n lr y Bond I n t . i u RC00M)4! Call 114 4)1) iw im m in g Pool S e r v lc e /R e p a lr W E E K L Y S E R V IC E Irom *4) mo. Cham Rile Pool Service 1*0 n i l Hobart Shoemaker T r e e S e r v ic e Full lime M ull have lala model econo vehicle lor local dellverlei ulllliing penonal vehicle Ca lls*) 1)011 II D R IV ER FOR Owner/Oparalar wllh C O L lor tlala ol Fla Homawaak endi MB 14)0 ELECTRONIC TECH TRAINEES ToSDOa weak pluitwnatlli _________ C a l U I J s iU T i* EXPERIENCED COOKS Full lima Apply In parion, P c r r y 't R a ilu r a n l. upper laval. Altamonla M all_________ LO CATES Conduct your own 904 738 2778 Locale. PO Bob 1441. Sanford F L 11771 1401 R epu table cem etery offerin g a a re a l opportunity for people d e*irln g to g ain re w a rd by offer ing needed te rv le e * F u ll fram in g w ith e net I lent health & retire m e n t b enefit* F u ll lim e po*itlon* w ith high tri com e potential No e sp e rle n ce n a ce tv a ry C a ll K La n d re ** im m e d ia te )/ at T72 4761_____ __ E ip e r le n c e d only for u p u a le 1* J fi C a ll J H 0014 SM E N O I N f / I O U I P M E NT M ECH A N IC fo r lawn *VC E v e n in g * 4:1 hour* C all lo r appt J X 4000 leave m t* ta g # SUBWAY/HANDY WAY E x p e rie n c e growth w ith u* a* a Handy Way/Subway a * * o c ia f e P a r f / F u N tim e p o*ibom a v a ila b le C u *lo rn er oriented in d ivid u a l* are en couragm i to ap p ly in person at the H andy W ay located at 4111 O range B lv d , L a k e M onroe or m a il re *u m e /a p p li< a tio n to H a n d y W ay 7 J I S e m o ra n C o m m e r c e P I . S u ite 101 Apopka F L J 7 7 0 J E F O M 'F H V An ability lo work weekend* '* required previou* a*paritnea i% preferred II you're highly motivated and committed lo fop level cu*to*u4f eCfvIce, we’ll reward you with lop earning* For immediate cor» *idcration apply in per*on lo Scotty *. 700 French Avenue Sanford E O E D ru g free workplace REED TRANSPORT, INC. 1990 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DELAND. FLORIDA 32724 locate te a rc h Fo r a tle p by step guide tend f i t f S to n x m a i* SALES COUNSELORS • TRUCK D R IV ER S • SA LES ASSOCIATES PT • CA SH IERS PT A P P L Y all EO E TEACHERS 7Au*t h a v e e a rn e d 60 h r * tow ard a CD A or e q u iv ale n t, or b achelor* degree in e a rly childhood JZJ 700J We H ave S m id E G G S -A C T L Y W hat You N e e d ! it t A o • Sinrjiir Story Dnsirjn No O nu Uefow ix At h ,v, i • Enor(jy Elhclm il Studio I d> Y HruliiMim i . . . Aflorddblo A jiiulm enls • Friendly O n-Silo. Dopendotife Management • A llic Slorntjo Private Patio 8 Moral Co m e Smelt Th e Savings On Our Uoaubful 1 & 2 Bedroom Ap.u1mont Hornes! Get 1 Month's Rent FREE Over A 12 Month Lease SANFORD COURT APARTM ENTS Coevilla Apartments 3301 S. Sanford Ava. • Sanford 323-3301 H ouf* Mon Sail 9 5 30 CI o u n I S um 2580 Ridgewood Av>.» Sanford • 3 3 0 -1 4 3 1 Paradise... In Your O ion Backyard! Beautiful 1,283 Bedioom Aparunent HomesAvailable -5.1 i m / MentionthisadandPAYNOAPPLICATIONFEE We've Got It All! • l Si 2 Ik-dm om * I ;akc V iew s Anar (me nl Homes • I-ircpluccs/Vaulled • N lIW Clunhouse Ccilines Avuiliiiife • W asltcr/D rycr in • I A N T A S T IC l-'ilucss liverv U n if Ccnlcr I Ik d riM iin S L M IR E K Z K $300OFF no' Selected A p a rtm e n ts ! ‘ l)Tlti“ 0»l f e j S t F u ll M o n th 's R en t O n f//> l S t . c M l C r o i x m A 1100 Vurt) Orpail p a r t m e n t ^ H 30 HOURS 5 : 3 0 - S .i i 1 0 5 - S u n 15 (407)322-1051 © su m ® Come Home to Comfort y and Beauty Mult hava own tool! and ba able lo do haavy colllilon Apply In parion between 9am and Jpm al )*0I Country Club Road.Sanlord IDSS44_________ ____________ l/ Beautiful 1,2, IL 3 Bedroom Homes Available M o n t h 's .R e n t O u r Rates A re Better Than E ver! * Newly KcnoFatcd • lake From • Yollcyluill • I’ihiI • WAshers/Drycfs In All Units • Stale-Of-TIte-Art Fitness Center • Enclosed Patlos/balconles • Private Exterior Storage GOOD WORKERS NEEDED Needed Im m e d iately lor a iilg n m a n lt In Sem inole Counly Pleaie call 4S) SIS 1)40 2 "T :.P W Over A 12 Month Lease On 2 Iletlrootn Apartment Homes! Country Lake Apartments C oll Us o r Slop By Today Tor Dvlotlsf 2 7 1 4 R ld u c w o o d A v e ., S a n f o r d • 3 3 0 - 5 2 0 4 STONEBROOK staff b u ild e rs* APARTMENTS 1 0 0 0 S t o n e b r o o k D r., S a n fo r d H o n llh C o r o S o r v lc c a /yiM i MToiriUKnY K iin u m t I I I I I 8 I M I I M I I I I I I I I I I M I I I j t H a r b o r I.n ., L a k e h l i i r ^ V k l A 41)1 W . Seminole Blvd. • Sanford EXPERIENCED BODY'PERSON HOME HEALTH AIDES A d v e r t i s e You r B u s i n e s s E v e r y D a y For As L o w As $45 Per M on t h . Call C l a s s i f i e d , 3 22 - 2 61 1 f o i l lion o ^ n lor an t i p * ' * enced le le m a r k e ftr E ve n in g h o u r* . 4 P M 7 P M , M o n d a y through fh u r t d a y A p ply in tier ton Sanford H e ra ld . J00 N F re n ch Ave, a*k for T racy SALES S7W0 1*000 p er m onlh DRIVERS C la n A. B CO L Local or long haul. Call today J S J 4) l )t)4 L a w n S e r v ic e WINDOW A SCREEN REPAIR: o in in ii M in im u m a g e I S , J y r * ve rifia b le O I R e xperien ce C la t* A 1 C O L Good d riv in g re co rd D ouble* e xp e rie n ce andem dorlam ent a p lu t TELEMARKETER M tg cr> le e k i In d iv id u a l! for a iie m b ly line Good altitu d e , high energ y an d r a lla b llly a m u lt H S d iplo m a and good w ork h lilo r y req u ire d 11 hr N ever a feel H elp Penennel, * )9 * M 0 S E R V E R S HOSTESS DISHWASHERS In tha building supply in dutfry. Scoffy1* home Im p r o v t m r n f c a n t e r * and hardware itora* *tand out Thit i* an aicallant time to |oin our team and let our VLKCt** la? your ba*a lor a valid future Wa have the f o llo w in g im m e d la f a opening* 110,400 A Y E A R IS P O S S IB L E . paid vac a l ion m ed ical and lif t m *u r 4 n et u n ifo rm * 4 0 IK . and m ore 44% of Our d riv e r* a rc home e ve r y week For TID Y MAID 1 dart/wk wi th pay aridbaoeflU IW 2?M E w e ll In d u ilrle * Is* f»Li«rpt<nq W in d o w R e p a i r a n d C le a n in g O LAWN MAINTENANCE We do everything! Call lor Ireaetllm alet 114 MM W e'll Help You B uild A Solid Future O.T.R. DRIVERS HOUSECLEANERS appllcallon for RM driven In the O rlan d o a r e a 17400 Nnrcottee Rd) M ull have C D L llcente F u ll benefit package Apply pi 1150 High St. _________ Lonqwood EO C________ D A ILY W ORK/DAILY PAY Report *om 1)01 S Hwy I I 91 Long wood Call *9* 1111alter 1pm J 4 Pari lime AM DRIVERS ECHOLS T R E E SVC Lie t. Ini "Let Ihe Prolattlonalt do II " r re e a tllm a le t____ 1)1 )))9 Orton lo clean your houte [lea you tura can atlord Cell Verme 110 4444 m o ve* w ith coupon We m ove w llh p rid e In mind** J2) A lla NATIONWIDE COMMON CARRIER ^ Apply In per ton DOS Norlhlake Blvd A ilamonte Springy F L E O E CDL CUSS A DRIVERS RAN D Y'S Q U A LITY LAWNi Complete pro care 11rice 1T0O, Clean up*, hauling J2I 0716 'HONEST DEPENDABLE Bit lha way you Ilka II at a ^ l H i It lif t it ln y A * l \ W o r k F u r Y u li... J < n iin iiv .in .- ii J CLASS A M OVERS Moving *p«ciall*t* 10% off all local a 1x1 TbM-rt ROOM AnENOANTS BELLMAN H0ST/H0STESS CASHIER C lean r yr MVM. full and part time in South Orlando 2 yr* e ■per lence CalUTS >1H CO M PAN IO N /H OM EM A K E R to Hve with elderly lady S a Ia r y . pri vate l i ving quarter*, etc Call after iOam piea*a JJTaTOO_________________ DRIVERS NEEDED M o v i n g & S to r a g e Orlando North J needed immedialely for po*illon In Drlamt] area M ail have I year recent verifiable eipeneeue and a clean MVR, air brake* and NA/MAT a plu* Cali General Mervunnel lam *pm Monday Friday lor more infor mal Ion i t j 11II Never A Tee4 004 /•» 7»* AUTO MECHANIC (MOBIL) • • • • • • • • • E le c tr ic a l Mull be cerlllled 1 II and 1 1 Ih llli Apply In parion Dabary Manor 44 N Hwy 1)9) Dabary. Fl ee) 44a a c t ___________ CNAS m d ORDERLIES CDL CLASS B DRIVERS In c u rre n t m odel* Oranq# C ity a re a C a ll after * P M TOM A JEFF-1 LAWN CA REI Hat /Comm , dependable, low retail Fine ett 110)0)0 X 10N EEO EO P ERM A N EN T POSTIONS OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! Pelra Faihlom Iryyllei you lo enltr Ihe direct talet llle All lerrllorlei. Mh. from home High commlulon. tat your own hour*, free 1100 talet HI Earn great reward! lor doing your |ob Car and phone needed Mui! p o lle n mature attitude Come and we whal we re all about on Tueiday. A pril leth a l « 10 In Ihe p r iv a t e d in in g room al Shoney'l Reilaurant. 1*40 Irlo Bronvon Highway, KHilmee P leaie RSVP by 4/11 Ml 1004 H OTEL POSITIONS Need! t O G t BANDER OP ERATOR Malarial handling claanlng, and lillng 11 hr Immediate opening! ))4 1344 DRIVER WANTED (O RID A STATE R EQ U IR ES )tl contractort tw rcgltlarad carllllad To verily a tlala t t r a d o n llc a n ta c a ll J 100 14? 1940 Occupational pcantat art raqulrad by lha ounly and can be varlliad by t g lll 11JO. fill Tr*clor eip helpful Or LIC req MF 4 I C e l l )?) 00*4 RN Charge nurtei tor lam )pm and Tl ) ih llli IV and ven Maior erperlenee needed Apply In penon Debar y Manor U N . Hwy I) 91 ____________ Oakery, Ft____________ M EDICAL THE KJDS KO RN ER PRODUCTION OFFICE HELP CABINET MANUFACTURER WATSON R E A L T Y COMP R EA LTO R S 1711700 Naaded ImmadlaNly Of I tn larnatl Airport Call today. Start tomorrow JSJ i l l )t)4 GREENHOUSE WORKER 1)19*11 P/T Computer erperlenee ond organizational ik llli re qulred Medical rvcordi erp* rlenco helpful Mmt type SO wpm Send relume to P O Bor 1)9). Senlord, F 1 1)1)1 M EDICAL ★ ASSEMBLY WORKER* AGENTS REAL ESTATE! BAGGAGE HANDLERS AIRLINE CLEANERS AIRPORT COUNTER HELP M AN UFACTURER Needieiperlenced e F IN IS H E R el NSTAL LE R a S E T UP/PO U RER II aiperltnced In llbergleti. we will train Call *94 4040 * WAREHOUSE* Fantaiflc benefit*. 4M3IK Nothing lucieedt tike lu ccen defail* 177 77041v m*g I • AVON product* 1.000 E a r n to 10% No Floor duor f * T / f T Sandt in MW I g j m v u CULTURED MARBLE PRESCHOOL TEACHER F u ll lim e fo r torM leri £ r p n»c C a ll for Ap pl ))< 9 )1 ) or A p pro * 7 m o rn in g * per week Erperlenee required Send relume lo 111 N Mangouillne Ave .S a n lo rd .F L 11)11 S4)Owk E ip nol neceimry I G RO U N D fLO O R O PPO RTUN ITY IN THE M ULTI BILLIO N IS LONO OISTANCE T E L EP H O N E INDUSTRY U lip tn ta P ra P aid Phona C a rd ) through aulom alad vandirig equipment In high Irallic locahont tuch at Truck S lo p i. U n lv a r tllla t . Drug llo rei. Dltcounl Store! and C o n v a n la n c a S lo r a t A t t ltla n c a p ro vld td with major national account! Mm im um In vattm an l 01).000 tacutad by aquipmanl Fl nanctng a v a ila b le C A L L I am tt* )))) lllh o u ftl 6 1 — M o n e y to L e n d 7 L — H e lp W a n t e d PR PERSON (G o G e tte r) To v ld t naw home l l t a i In m etro Orlando a re a T e r r l l o y and training p ro vlded G a i a llo w m c e and In c o m * w ill ra n g e fro m S lM tX M / w k p a rt tim e IH o u n lla .ib le t C a ll 111 11*4 Apply Monday Friday, 4 J at aM Florida Central Parkway. Lonqwood__________________EO E R Kiptlonist/TrinK riptlofiist 7 t — H e lp W a n t e d JANITORIAL P a r t 11 m o c l e a n e r / f l o o r person M u lt he ab le to pa** * e c u rlty check C all 797 J J I J Monday Friday. S hr* per day at *lfe In Ca**elbarry vervlng wnlor cltiien* Food bach ground helpful Frie n d ly, caring altlfude nece**ary R E L I E F S IT E MANAGER P o iH lo n a v a il ab It a lio Pari time lor Doctor'! olllce Send retumei lo Blind Bo. 109 P O Bor M4) __ Sanford. F1177)1 I**) ME DICAL FREEDOM l o help e ld a rlY w om an San fo r d a r e a So m e d r iv in g , cle an in g , cooking 7 6 h r* d ay Phone 111 1700 n m iM i ___________ NUTRITION SITE MANAGER COMPUTER BILLING AMAJINO M AILO RDER O P P O R T U N IT IES ! For In formation lend )l 00 SA5F lo R L M 3*10 R ag g tll Rd Sprlnglttld. TN3FIF) ____ PART TIME AID NEEDED AT ONCE For buiy orthopaedic of (lew Call Sharon at HI S i l l _____ m e d ic a l ' 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s 14)0 Dofgnar P lica San lord 111 *1*1 A to ta l p r o lo n lo n a l H aln tyllit Cotmafologlif tor a full lervlce lalcn Mull have lollowlng and Ih* molivolion lo arpand Commlulon com moniural* wllh ability All Inquiries held In itrlc i con fldence Send relu m e lo Blind Bor 11), Senlord Herald, PO Bor IM ). Sonford. F L RECEPTIONIST FAX YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TO US ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT! LPN Full lime wllh cltrut company In Mirny F l 40 hrt, Mon day Friday wllh poiilblllly ol lome overllme Heavy em p halli on larm taulpmenl and truck* I I 10 Per hr plui berwllli after 90 day! Con la d J an Dreher 40) )*> 4** I M EDICAL 4 ! — C e m e te ry L o t t ' E r p a r la n c a d ip r a y p am tar la m l lla r w ith p o lyu rath an a t y l l t m i , 1 y r i eru A u lo m o llv a / m a r ln e a r la r lo r f ln lih a i A p p ly at l l h n h l f l i llam llpm IV erperlenee preferred Apply In penon Debery Manor 40 N Hwy 1) 91 Dobary. Fl PERSO N . Part time lor im apt com plea Sanlord 1*0 IH I___________ O A K L A N D P A R K . M aionlc Mamorlal Garden!, J lolt IIMO HJAJ44 PAiNTER M ED IC A L MAIDS F/T M F. I 4 P /T re ild llyer delivery Molly Mold It ) M0) M A IN T E N A N C E 71 — H e l p W a n l e d 71— H e lp W a n t e d 71— H e lp W a n t e d ATTEN TION SECOND SH IFT P A R E N T S i R a 11 a b I a ch lld ca ia with hoi m aalt Llcantad daycara facility Call loryetai 111-W IILIc m i 10 CHILDCARE- IN MY HOME. R aaionabla re te i. Fancad yard, maali A inacki. 114 IF II S a n fo rd . F lo rid a - S u n d a y , April 10, 1994 - 1 1 B 322-9556 �' 1 2B • Sanlorrl Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, April 10. !094 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent 71— H e lp W a n te d TELEMARKETING National Mlg ha* itv a ra l opening* on II* agora**l»a lalamarkellng staff Wa i'l l" lull training and banalll* Starling pay It S7.J0 hour. E ■parlance preferred Call M i Dakar, Mon F r l.* S la t M t iM m NOTICE All rental and real ettala adverlltemenlt are tub|ecl lo the Federal F air Hooting Act. which make* II Illegal lo adverllta any preference. Ilm n a tio n or d is crim in a tio n bated on race, color, religion, tee. handicap, familial ttatut or national origin TRUCK MECHANIC Light to haavy duty. Mull have tool* and taper lance __________ C a i i l l i i * * ! _____________ WAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK E F F IC IE N C Y . Ig prlv back yard, all util Incl S3*l/mo t SIQS/tec 111 t i l l or 111 «IH E F F IC IE N C Y APT. Completely lu rn lth e d . U IItitle * paid 1110/mo , Itl and latt 114 1S4I P R IV A T E E N T R Y A BATH. U llllllet turn Nonsmoking MO/wk.ltldop 1PS4IS SANFORD I Bdrm Collage I B d rm A p t E x c e lle n t n eighborhood S*0/w k t 1300/tec Call 111 n i l Eaper lanced only Apply In per ton. Day* Inn. Sanlord ________ M i n i oee_____________ W AREH OUSE A N O O E N E R A L LA B O R H E L P N E E D E O I nonut lor driver* All *hllt» available. Dally pay. no lae Report ready to work 1 30 am. Industrial Labor Svc.. I0IE French Av. No phone call* WAREHOUSE LABORER Thlt potlllon It tor a per ton who I* vertallle and who I* willing to be on call Mutl be able lo till up lo *0 lb* E ■par lanced torklllt helpful ___________ **1-41*1___________ 99- A p a rtm e n ts U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t P IN E C R E S T 1/1. appliance!, fenced yard. ISlO/mo. Call Paul, 111-4344 SANFORD Hamilton Dltlrlct REN TTOOW N Like new 1/1. Air. Laundry. 11000 dn ,14*S/mo, *4* 71*1 1ANF6 R 0. 1 bdrm. Ito bath lakelront houte SASO/mo ______________ H I 3004______________ SANFORD GOLDSBORO REN TTOOW N 1 bdrm Lika new I Air. 1I.S00 down 1141/mo *4*31*3 Stenstrom Rentals WAREHOUSE FORKLIFT SPRING SPECIAL!! 1 Bdrm./I Betti 111 1*3* SHENANOOAHAPARTM ENTS G am e w arden*, t e c u r lly . maintenance, etc No eaperl ence necettary Now hiring For Info ca'I 11*3*4 0010 e»t m i 9AM I0PM >day» Lake Ada I bdrm. 11*0 mo 1 bdr m . 1410 mo and up 323-8870 WRECKER DRIVER N EAT 1 Br Apt . W lnd SI A/C. carpeted, kitchen equipped. IWO/mo ♦ dep 114 11*1 O ST EEN I bdrm apt I2M 1 bdrm S1V3 Large rmt. quiet area Parking 43»M*ytown ______________ m t m ______________ PARK A V E. nice A clean 3 O d rm . hardw ood flo o r* HM/mo 1300 dep No pelt 111 41S4 day* 11* IMS eve SANFORD. I Bdrm. UOO/mo . plus security All utilities pad except ela c___________ 1MW41 93— R o o m s to r R e n t A O U IET . CLEA N rm In San lord Kitchen A phone ute. coin laundry IM A up 114-4*11 A Q U IE T FU R N RM. W/D combo, hit pclv . A/C. S3S/wk 4 dtp 1/1 elec .nontmoker ________ 1341*** alter tom CLEA N ROOMS, tingle itarllng tM /w k K itc h e n , phone, laundry, video garnet, oil ttreet parking 1104411 FURN . ROOM private home, houte prlv . nice area Rater ence* required Ml 041* IN P R IV A T E LONOW OOO home Steady em ployed 140/wk MQ/dep *34IMP M A T U R E D P ER S O N Light cooking SAS/wk F lrtla n d la tl _____________ 114 tee* __________ N EW LY R EN O V A TED , private entrance, paddle Ian In your room your own heat control, refrigerator, microwave, and color tv O il ttreet parking and maid tervlce Convenient location The betl In town ______________ m m ***______________ SANFORD 1‘rlvale entry, quiet area, houte privilege* SAS/wk. with tec dep 114 1444 SPACIOUS 1 BDRM lnd llr, Iront and back porch Great location MSO/mo Al Chladl Beeker/Owner ___________ I M I H I B M ___________ I BEDROOM F R E E MONTH S P E C IA L I 1 bdrm* A elite avail Call lo rry, 8 1 AASO 1 BDRM at 1*14 S Sanlord Ave 113S Inc water and garbage 443 I I I I I R tarn 11pm 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t E F F IC IE N C Y HOUSE For Rent ll*S/mo At 111 S 4lh S I . Lake Mary Call 4** 413* N ICE A C LEA N 1/1 Fenced yard No pelt 141S/mo 1*1.1**1 A tec *04 31* 4*43 4pm *pm NIC E 1 BDRM houte In Sanlord Beautiful shaded lol. carport. I ant 1410/mo. *41SS04_________ TUESDAY APRIL 26, 11:00 A.M. 329 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, FL 12,000+ sq. ft. Commercial Building. Former Supermarket Site. All Equipment Stays. 2% Co-Broker. Pre-Offers Invited. O FF ICE/wareheu*e tpace 1300 Sq ft P rim e location al •ntranca lo Central Fla Rt glonal Alrporl 403H I 3403 PAUL OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 *7 0 4 * AFFORDABLE HOME * OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-S | SANFORD I bdrm. 1 bath c*nl air and heal. new root, trethly painted Intlde and oul new carpet, covered porch Pirate cell 1*4 M il atk lor Mike or leave mtq * 14.*00 Loc*ted *t 1*0* CEO AR A V EN U E SOUTH BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real E t la l* Broker 2440 Sanlord A v e 321 0759 1.100 tq II ol nlca olllca tpace 1.000 tq II werehoute. alto fenced tlorage Alrporl Rivet Ironlage 11*4144 117— C o m m e r c i a l Rentals LIQ U O R S T O R E Downtown Sanlord lor tale or Irate Alto liquor llcentet tor Orange and Seminole County lor tale ______________ *34 4*31______________ SAN FORD R E T A IL / O F F IC E . 1.3*3 tq It Covered tidewalkt. high Iraltlc erea 1300 plus tale* ta>/mo Slamtram Real­ ty Inc. Jim Doyle n i 14*1 6 8 2 - 7 1 0 0 AU1077 321 2257 CASSELBERRY lleaulllul I bdrm. 1>» bath I4ew carpel paint Showt Ilka a modell *44 «O0 4*4 2024 P R IV A TE IN VESTOR went* lo buy Income properties Will look al all any condition ______________ 110 1144 ___________ 1 OR 4 BDRM/1 both pool horn# In Laka Mary High School district. Pleat# call ***•!»!• 4444 with details. No broker* STAIRS REALTY *SPA °cioU S AND ORACIOUS 1 bdrm. 1'* balh. two story lownhoute 1 car garage, 1100 tq ft. pool and tennis S44.SOO a B R IN G Y O U R BO AT! SI Johnt Rlvar acett* 1 bdrm. 1 balh manufactured home In planned tam lly/retlrem ent community SSI.000 a LA K E M ARY. 1 tlory condo featuring 2 m ailer tultet. loll, all appliances Includet washer , dryer Close lo l 4 SI*.WO a NCW ON M A R K ET 2 bdrm. 3 bath, cathedral celling! ce ram ie Ilia , clo t# lo naw expressway and Lakt Mary Blvd SA2.S00 e CHARMING. U P G R A D ED 3 bdrm. 3 balh, tprlnklefl. tep arale workshop with elactrlc. water and phone Great Ioca lion dot# to but $20,100 • A M U ST S E E I W alk to Hamilton Elementary Belter than rww 1 bdrm, 2 bath Hreplace formal dining, huge tented yard $*3,100 a POOL MQME In distinguished M ayfair • ) bdrm. 2 bath privacy lent*. 2 blocks lo L a k * M onro* C a ll nowl S 102.000 . aC A L IF O R N IA 1WISS S TY LE home views M eylelr Goll Court* 4 bdrm. 2 balh 2010 tq It. lo v e ly tre e d t e llin g , tiioooo a l ’ A R K A V E N U E A O O R ESS 4 unit building in Historic Dit trie I SIIIOOO a D U P L E X 3 tlory building close lo downtown tiO 000 e T R IP L E X Great location Excellent lonlngl Invetlor dreamt SI*.WO a 1*31 S K Y L A R K M O B IL E HOME I2r44. S3 000 You more loown lot STAIRS REALTY 101 W. First Street 312 VV Flint SI . Sanford 323 7322 1 bdrm, 1 bath. Air. lence. FHA/ VA special t *14 000 A Jewel O etlreble J /H *. cent H/A fence Family rm 183.500 Duplet, l/ l 1 l/ l, c/h/a. lanced 4400/mo Incomel SS2.000 323-5774 D U PLEX SANFORD Good neighborhood, good condition M4.V03 Call alter 1 00 134 **44 EXCHANGE OR SELL y o u , properly located anywhere! Invetlor* Realty. 334 1*11 IM G . SELLERS! Whal YOU Need I* a Full time Experienced Agent lo Creatively M arket A Sue cettfully Close Your Home' Call any ol our Agents ANYTIM E I 322- 2420 • 321-2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY _______ alnOut 38th Y « f 1,000't ol prapertlet tor tale I AH types, areas. B prices No commlulent Call tor a F R E E lit* Watch TV Show Channal a .S u n . h a m i w o r n i m SUNLANO ES T A T ES 3 bdrm I ba. screened porch, large treed lol with lak* view $11 000 40/ 121 0132 •WORK AT HOM Ef Tasletul 1 bdrm. lit balh <n double lol with the lloorplen and zoning you need M l 000 First com*. Iirst serve. iW x /»<» ht % * 3 v M C / jk J we jc im MORGAN REALTY SANFORD llth St. and Myrtl* Av* 321 6762 OELTONA m b t r i *a r t _________ O n fu ^ The Emily Isle in Deltona *458 pur • month*1 FIXED RATE With tho purchusc of u McrccdcH Home:, | bring in thin ml and got ANY TWO of thesn optionn 0 Mellon* P rc n lira |50'e 33* Deliary Avenue 407.AAfl.Oo45 [f] Helium 1-1 From the ISO"# 1061 Doyle Hoed 407 3360-4565 0 Dellune Woude Front I lie IT C i IBOISunael Hulje St. 904-789-5353 * M m lc l llim r e t Tuee.-Sel. 10-6, Hun. 13 Mon. 13-6 I PfVM b* 4 f afBBMSB *4* BwA|«X %• *kaa^* AA Carnal. Inc« 133 1214 •FREE Microwave • FREE Security Sy»lom • FREE Mini BlimU • FREE Waalicr/Dryer • FREE Refrigerator • FREE Oak Cabinet* Looking lo buy a home? W* have home* In all area* ol Samlnola. Orange, Volutia Counties I Call tor delalltl *1/1 with Hreplace, newer carpel and III*. 144 wo • Fartclosurtl 4/1 on 1.11 aert* Fireplace SI04.W0 • 4/1, 1,200 tq I t . Hreplace, Ig scr.porchltl64.t00 B*th Osborn* Venture I Properties Offer vslid ikruufh V W M Sm k.tpaAui Mercedes H O M E S Mir W4W4BM b«b4 b 111.0XjC u 4lM 4*« Kbmb^Ab IB U^4 •• »9r*«r niA fuo4 r*w IM N I)) Call lordataflit Jintt Mansfield, 323-7271 VENTURE I PROPERTIES [4l Kelly l>erk From l i e l l f f i 407-8006790 0 The I'elnr* From the IIO O . 407 800-7990 ASSUME NO Q U A L IF Y I 4 bdrm. *> c*ll*nt condition, corner lol, lanced yard Only $49,100! Hurry, will tall la tll FR EE! NO W A V A I I A O U 7 .5 5 % F IX E D R A T E D O N D M O N E T M u it fl la ir u lliin a i BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV'T FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA K ORANGE COUNTY M M V 330-0273/774-9400 W Jl PROPERTIES Idyllwlld# Clean 1 bdrm. 3 bath, central H/A. swimming pooll Dbl. garag e greet neighborhood! Only 1*1.900 Meylelr Villa* new lltllngl 2 bdrm. 1 bath, new paint, central H/A, Ig. tcraantd porch, double garag* Hurry, only 141*00 C « IIW « * U u * n n ^ 2 ^ 7 2 9 LA K E M ARY i/ i, family rm, CA'CH on Ig tread lot S41.000 W. M allciew tkl Realtor 111-2*11 R E A L EiSTATC. INC. 322 7498 153—A creage Lots/Sale DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal lor mobile home or home site, horses, cattle, (arming, or nursery Zoned agricultural S1.900 per acr* Small down payment with owner linen ting *04 2*2 1221 Ooll/iek*. 4acres + SH.200 Sanlord. $4X111, trees $3,500 Geneva. 4 acres a .... $41,100 Osteen. 111X123 SIO.WO O steen.*i acres...... 121*00 Pristine 1 acres -t ...... S42.W0 iSnor /era real 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n i t u r e _____ e AAA RAY'S A P P LIA N C E a H IS French Av*. tanlerd R e l r l g a r a l o r . S lo v e * . Washer* Dryer*. Free 5 yr labor warr Dal avail 114 66*1 A P P LIA N C ES . FURN . TV'S, a le . Huy S e ll- T r a d # In* C H E E P O D E P O T , 111* French Av* 111-1144 • BA R STO O LS. W lktr look back* Perfect condition S*0 |Of both 124 *041 Iv m«g a b lN E T T E S ET . Sm*ll »lie. round table and four chalrt Can deliver. MS Call H I *31* * ORACO YO U TH B E D . Perlecl condition Headboard, loolboard. Iram * and mat Ires* Only 410 S?4 *0*11* ™*g HOME A P P LIA N C E C EN T ER Ovar 20 yaar* In Sanlord Salt* Naw and U**d Service all make* B pari* 104 E Commercial St 122 3441_______ JEN N Y LYNN Baby crib very gty*i rood, w/mallres* S121 E vacullv* desk. 4' 4100 Alter IP m 121 1321_____________________ KEN M ORE wether, very nltel Free delivery andwarrenly John A 4 Bel l , 114 11*1____ CK EN M O R E O R Y E R . hr«l 411 u s e s II Call 111 2 1 3 4 _______ POWDER B L U E *nd beige LR cheir, old bullel with ceslors fa lle n loveseal. 1 carved chelrt. rocker with tapestry ____ Call 121 111?____________ SOFA with matching loves**! Fairly naw only a lew yrs old *7*1 lor both 122 WSS 209— W e a rT n q A p p a re l • PROM D R IS t . S IK 5/4 S'O Please call 117 31*1 lor more I n l o r m a l l o n ______________ 211— Antiques / C o ll e c t i b l e s — • PAINT TH E TOWN R E D . whit* and blu*. Sailing oil 1 only; I 1/2 angla sash brush 7 only, 1" * ll* brush 2 only; 4" houta brush A $10 vatu*. atklng »I4 for all tl* 131 4244 a W ELSH BABY BUOOY, SO yr* old. vinyl, Ml OBO 215— Boats and A ccesso ries aOLASTRON. lift V hull. 1SIW, 1*0 Volvo. Il*h/»kl. lol* ol extra* *2000 OBO *14 5345 • HOUSEBOAT, llv* aboard 41' N autalln*. twin angina V drlve. llOK Dr Quern t i l *181 OUTBOARD 40hp Johnton with controls, naw water pufnp 1121 Can hear run 32* 282* __ #1 7 f T BOW RIDER 111 HP Mercury, o/b. low hours, with trailer M.000111014*___________ II FT Bawrldir N*w canopy tOHP Evtnrud* w/tllt B trim Drive on trailer. Lit* lackati ♦ safety equip Heavy anchor Boat cover AM FM cat* NIC* boat raady lor walar Register B rid* M utl sell to pay funeral bill 14100 OBO 111 *«>* I* FT CHECKM ATE'. 125 Marl nar, drive on frailer, excellent condition Capacity 10 paopl* M 000 313 1444 or 122 *041_____ a i m R EO A L Medallion. 12' 10". 4 cyl In/oulboard motor v>/drive on trailer SI 000 OBO 110 4004 or 84* 4301 e v e s ______ # »' AQUA SPORT. CC. X31 I/O. everything Ilk* new $1000 OBO *04 S33 8202 *04 234 *424 • 14 PT PONTOON boat. all libarglatt. 1*0 HP Evlnrud* Vary la tll Many axlras. Ilk* rvewl Oniy SIQ.1101 » t**0 ____ * 1 2 OLASSTREAM . ISr boat trailer. Whp Johnson Never In ta ll walar. aec condition 13.400 O bu *0* no * 2i» 2 1 7 — G a r a g e S a le s I MUST HAVE HAD OVER 50 CALLS AND THAT WAS AFTER I'D ALREADY SOLD THE RANGE! On* very tallslied Senlord He raid customer eaclelmed when canceling her ad J C knew she had her rang* reasonably priced bul still could nol believe how many calls she received trom her ad' IET THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU! 322 2611 831 9993 BIG YARD SALE Bedroom furnttuft. clo1h#i. lt«r*o%. book % & m *g8|ln«t «n<J « lot of m lu ttulf Sot 4<t «nd Sun 4/10 Folio* lb« signs from 17 97 §4 l«k # Ofivo. DoRft'y S»8fl%8lF X) No */irIf bffdsM_______ FRID A Y • SATUROAY 10 4 7521 Magnolia icornor ol 7lfh Plact) Sanlord OARAGE U h t t Why bothirYF WE BUY PAY TOP P R IC E 11 407 1)0 f 41/ •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garag* sal* *d by 17 noon on Tuesday and lak* edvanlage ol our special garag* tale ad price!! Call Classified now lor delalltl 322 2611 E s t a t e , in c . 322-7498________ NO DOWN PAYM ENT. Owner financing, 2 lots together on Pin* Av* Sanford tow mon thly payment* 4** M*l________ SA N FO R D west Fir** St. Com m ercial lot. 224.44 X 211*2 ft., loned GC2 Prln* locallonl S2SO.OOO Terms a U P H O L S T E R E O CHAIR. SIOO OBO Brand new Beige an llqu* velvet with small design In brown end burnt oreng* Brown piping, cordlneled slip* and design, straight skirt, pleated el corners and arm protectors Highland House Mlg Very comfortable 114 1440 ____ WA f E R B E O . K i n g s it * w /h e a d b o a rd . h e a te r 8 month* old SI 3111* 3*4* Joel a W A T IR B E U Queen t i l * w-heedboard and pedetlal bat# w l drawers I210BO Call Mark 124 040? ____ • W A T E R B E D . SOFT SIDE. KINO SIZE SIOO OHO 121 >210 leave message 183—T e le visio n / R ad io / Stereo a S T C R E O S P E A K E R S r ' by 14" In nice shape S21 lor the s a lC a ll 121 »e03________________ TRAO E New Denon Stereo Syl lem B Bose Speakers lor anything olvaluel 14*1111 • TV, Rtmolt, S10 Call 111 4S40 1 87— S p o r t in g G o o d s #O O LF CLUBS. Full M lo l J C Sneads 1 pw, puller, 1 woods and Fiberspeed driver Bag Included SIOO Also grephll* driver availab le Atk lor Shane 1212145 or Ivmtg GUN SHOW THE BIG ONE LAKELANO CIVIC CENTER April IS. 1*. 12 Friday night prevltw S *pm Admission SI Saturday and Sunday * S Admission!* City parking S3 Sponsored by: Lakeland R ill* and Pistol Club. Inc_____________ a R O L L E R SKA TES; Girl sll# 1. McGregor Junior EZ Roller, velcro Like new Worn 4 times Child last grower Only *10__________________Call 122 *414 *" S T A IR -C L IM B ~ E R P L U S exard ttr. with video Paid over 1100 Sacrifice lor S4S Call 121 442* 193-Lawn & Garden F O R S A L E WOOD M ULCH Bring thovtll 410 pick up load You load. I l l 5643_______________ P LA N f Salt. Ferns, amarylll* bulbs, phllo, im trees Rea SANFORO east Cameron Av* tonabla 1012 Magnolia Aye 20 acres, toned Agricultural SIIO.OOO 11 HP I I " LAWN TRACTOR. New blades, new spindle 4400 111 4021or 111 1015 Slun Realty' Assoc. I HP JOHN D I B R i RID3238860; m s, 831-2335M"INO MOWER with bagger M31 .......................... 12143/4 ^ ^ C o n d o m in iu m s _____ Co-Op /Sale T 9 5 ^ M a c h ln e r y /T o o ls CONDOMINIUM FOR SA LE. Pin* Ridge Club 3 bdrm. 2 bath 111,000Call TTr 3104 a E L E C T R IC H EA T E R , a '' X Furniture, clothing, mltc 271 Abbott Av* . 2 block* Irom old Lak*M ary F ir* Houta Saturday and Sunday. * 1 OVIEDO H.S. BASEBALL SALE Saturday A Sunday. 8Am 1Pm Whlla B rod warehouse. InltrtecllonCIlB 44, Senlord 221— Good Things to Ea t S T R A W B E R R I E S U P ic k Opan turn m i C f lp y Avt J nil F. ol Sontoed 1 m i N ol SI Nd 44 I 10 4 pound 121 y144 222 — M usical CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK I4i40 1/2 spill. 14 Baysprlng. central H/A, screen room 11,100 24«41 1/1 split '*1 Pearson, central H/A. carport $11,100 Call 111 1140 or 411 1201 • R E C E IV E R HITCH, heavy duly lor lull lit* Dodge truck Cless IV rating With access * 4 0 ____ 323 4*3°____ 8 IM > • R E E S E T R A IL E R MITCH Cl*** III. 1.000/10.000 C*paci ly Fit* moil lull tire pick ups HO________________ 235— T r u c k s / B u s e s /V a n s aC H EV Y B E A U V IL L E VAN ■tt I Ion, Passenger v*n. dean Loaded! Too much te list, mutl te* lo appreriale Only »2_4*U3BO 331 83« • FORO R AN O BR . LTX *1. P/S. cruise A/C. stereo x TOO mile*. I yr or 17 000 mi tell on warranty Cell 372 t i l l ________ _ • It U IU P/U *1 Red. IK . A/C. emrlm cess full bedliner rear window S9.4S0 311 *43* • J C E P P IC K U P T R U C K . II/ * 4>t with topper »»00 OBO Nxedt a lol ol TLC 313 1*11 • J E E P PICK UP 4x4. 1*10 Y4. auto Engine and Irani re bull! laboul 20.000 miles) Newer Interior 17.000 321 200* . 'tl EA O L E TALON Turbo, all wheel drive. 2* 000 mile* *13 * 3 1 ____ Call 317 43*1 • 3*21 C H EV Y l/ l ion p/u, 110 VI Run* Qood Engine and Irani strong *1100 321 13*2 *1111 SUBURBAN OMC. O IL d is ta l, h a ll Ion. m e ch a n ically solid new rad .b ra k e rotors 6 ca lip e rs.h e e d lin e r V e ry good tire s and tow pkg 11.100 OBO 402 381 1488 • 1881 S 18 I I I A Z E R 4 dr lu ll power. Tahoe p ackage I7K mi I I ) OOOlIrm 327 *404 a lte r 4 238 —Vehicles Wanted BLO N D E F E N D E R STRAT Autographed Irom Wayne's World II SI100 OBO ___________ 371 i» 1 eves 223 —M iscellan eous A N T IQ U E G reat Dane re Irlgerallon 40 II semi trailer Good lor storage, nol road worthy *110 Call 331 0*43_____ • CA RP ET. Indoor/ouldoor *' X It'. High quality. Aqua tea ml»t color 3 yr* old Screened porch replaced by tun room V60 Call 333 342* F A IT . Healthy. Palnlett lna« pentlve way lo lot# weight now Pel Happy! 324 3214 • ORACO CAR S E A T ; Like new I Paid t*0. atklng 110 124 4041 Ivmtg a HOUSE PLANT. 10 FI Flcu* Ire* In pot SIS Call**117ll SATE L IT E SYSTEM Never In (tailed, remote control, d* scram b ler equipped Co*! 12400. eiklng >1310 272 1244 • SC R EEN OOOR. whlla alu mlnum 34" wide Like newt P u m p F r a m e - H a rd w a r e Threshold plate $41330 4711 230—A ntlquo/Classic ______ C a r l . . • FORD TH UNDEHBIRD. 1*44 All o rlg ln all N atdt tom# work $1.4*1 OBO 3110114 *1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC *2000 OBO All power 1110314 231— C a rs CADILLAC SEDAN D E V IL L E . tt. All powtr. A/C. runt good. naw tlr»*. 1*00*04 >35 01*1 CH EV Y M ALIBU, 1*1*. 4 door Need* tuna up SIOO ______________ 114 5251______________ • C H R Y S L ER IM P E R IA L ‘*1. Lika naw. Mutl tall. Only $33,500 Call (407)333 **S« W E PAY TOP 1111 FOR Complete or Wrecked Car s Trucks R U N N IN G o rN O T x AN YCO N O ITION x 3» 104*. 239—M otorcycles a n d B ik e s 111 HONDA TWINSTAR. 1*3? 3.000 mllei. loaded Like neat stop............................... m w t H U HONDA 300 MAONA Good condition SI,ISO ______________ 1)1 8431 _____ • 'll HONDA. 210 custom, good condition. 31K miles 1200 OBO 321 0*33 Iv mtq or 313 611* • 'l l KAW ASAKI. 100 LTO Prlma condition IVOO or will trade tor Jon boa) 331 4112__ 241— R ecreational V e h iclo s/ Cam pers • HOLIDAY Rambler Imperial. 'I* 3111 basement model, loaded Excellent cond Op tional Honda motor scooter lor l w/ rack $51,000 407 *09 4*2* • VAN/CAM PER, 1*11 Chevy model 10 Good condition All acc«uorl*l $1.100 M3 4*M Ittl LO COLEMAN camper, gat stove, elec, air, awning. 12*00 1114 Itl SI P aula 373 442? 1*13 COACHMAN M H 74 II. 31K ml Many axlratl Incl generator. Vary easy lo drive Sl*.*00............................337 4 t» • '38 MOTOR HOME Runs great Will trad* lor Iraval trailer ol comparable value 321 31*1 33 SOUTHWIND motor horns. 11 II. Excellent condition Gen eralor 11000373*12*___________ ■»l A LLE O R O motor home 23 tt. awning, twin beds, generator and tv. 533.100OBO31I 0?M 243— T r a ile r s LAWN T R A IL E R . 1 X 10. 4 FI tide*. 2 big lock boxes SMO 111 1111 alter IPM Fitting the needs o f our community in today's economy. 1 1 * " . S IS 00 C a ll 322 4410 1 9 9 — P e ls & ~ S u p p llM _ a BIRD CAOE. Round, 30" tall on low metal stand $21 Call 331 4W0 a F R E E KITTEN S. In 7 weak* from now. (Just born) 1 black. I blue/grey, t striped B gray. Father; Ayta blue. Mother; stray cat. 114 0100 • MUIT S A C R IF IC E . Doberman. I I mo old black male Ears and tall cropped. 0 e a u I I I u I d o g . I ndoor/Outdoor. Only SIOO C a ll]]* 144* 23 3 — A u t o P a r t i / A c c e s s o r ie s M erchandise T57—Mobile H o m es /S a le 2 3 1 -C a rs a OUNEBUOOV Full llberglat* body Convertible lop Rebuilt VW engine Many naw pari* Profession built SHOP 111 *W* a HONDA ACCORD L X . Ittl. LOW M ILES I 4 door, P/S. P/B. air, Kenwood AM/FM cattail* Rosewood color. Wilt run forever. 111.*00 M l *421 J E E P C H E R O K E E , l*M R*d w/ gray Inf. 4 0 tng., 4 dr„ overdrive, auto Good cond S4.**S401 111 1164 Iv m tg ______ • P LY M O U TH Grand Fu ry, while A I cond thru out Good mileage tl.OOOOOO ______________ 311 8800 * P U BLIC AUTO AUCTION * E V E R Y TUESD AY liM PM OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *1. Daytona Btach ____________H4 111 t i n ____________ • R EN A U LT EN C O R E . I*tl“ Exctllen f condlllonl S I.SCO firm WO 111* after 8pm_________ • TOYOTA COROLLA wagon. '81. Auto. A/C. red. U K . warranty 1**10 12) 1*18 VOLKSW AOIN SCIROCCO 84 Excelltnl shapel Runt greall Looks sherpl Mutl tee lo appreciate Atklng S3.310 OBO Can see el Singhs Roed Runner, 1S*I S Sanlord Ay*. 11181** Atk lef Terry '21 VW B E E T L E . 1800eng Runt good, looks good, priced good With Radio___ 11400___ 321 *241 *32 T-BIRD; Beautiful green. Graal shape Needs engine work ___SSOO ____ 323 21*4 • '•1 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr.. 8 tpd . A /C . Pw , A m /Fm cattail* 53000 373 4811 • 'U HONDA ACCORD. 4 dr 1 tpd , A /C . P/W . AM /FM cast*He 13000 313 *411________ '84 DODOE COLT VISTA, 4 dr wegon. p/%. p/b, A/C. Am/Fm stereo cattell*. 4IK ml very good cond 11Ion S20*1 277 )*/l 83 FORO TEM PO LX S tpd . 4 dr. cold a ir. black, fully loaded sunrool 82.100 373 1481 Sanford Motor Co. MOVING SALE STENSTROM R E A L T Y , E N O L IS H S A D D L E . C lo t* contact I* Inch SIM ____________Call 414 *«*1 159— R m I E s t a t e W a n t e d _________ a IN V E S T O R S P E C IA L I 1 pottlbl* J bdrm, I balh. close In location ill.«W3 a F IR S l T IM E B U Y E R S J b d r m , I b a l h . w a lk I o Goldtboro Elamenlary. fenced yard 541000 a OWNER SAYS S E L L I Ibdrm . 1 balh. tcraened abova ground pool, fenced yard, tplil plan, n aar Lak # S y lv a n P a rk HALL REALTY * PRIME LOCATION * KSC AUCTION 1*710 Markham Wdt leredoture 4/1. I t a cr*. patture/tlabl* 1101.000 201 — H o r s e s ____ 14 X 10, l l l o / m a . 1 * 1 1 3 ** S A N F O R O :C H A R M O A L O R EI Mutl tall! Ratlored l/ l Oak lloort. Hied tunreum. country kit . lam . detached 1 car C/M/A Landtcaped 300 East lath, 1**K 113 111*_____________ _ At turtle NoQvollHetll CEO A R AVE. 1 bdrm 1 bath. In tld e u t ilit y , car port 14iO/mo Itl and latt 11* 3*4* L A K E MARY 1 b d m . carpal C/H/A. a p p l. mini*, fenced yard POOP A R E A *!! 4>M C O U N T R Y S E T T IN O , com plelaly turn. 1/t, garbage /water turn, covered fenced petio Ideal lor week couple or ting parent 4110/mo put dep No pelt 3131*1? IN THE COUNTRY, 1 Bdrm I Bath. 14' X 44’ t400'mo tlM/*ec dep Cell 111 314S * S or H I l*14evanlngt O ST EEN Jbedroom. I balh On 10 acre* S*V) plu* 1100 *ecurl ly 104 444 S140 aHer *pm 1 BDRM I l / l BATH mobile home M ullet L a k e P ark Etlatet HQ4 11M1I3 SA N FO R d T Bdrm. I l/ l balh, ting car gar , now cent H/A, fifthly painted oultlde New root before clotlng 414.000 down w/attume ran quallllng loanapproi S4IJ300 111 *C0< #1/1. 44*1 P IT II1 4 .100 #1/1 tpllt. fenced. 1141 PI TI 114.*00 P R E larecloturet 1* 000 dn 1/1. haavity treed l/J acre Spill bdrm , ceram ic III*, appl. garage PottlWe owner hold lnd Jutt I I I , *00* 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n ! NEW l**4't. NO DOWN. 14% Inleretl, 14X30. II 31/mt. L A K E M A R Y A R E A 3/1. gorgeout oak*, near goll court* 13»,*00 Call lor appl ___________ n i 1446_______________ LONOWOOD Very AHordable J/H *. Fam Hm/4lh br. Lg Y ard Home W arr Nlca/ Clean $S4.*00Owner 3*3 0**0 a F O R EC L O S U R E! 1/t on 't a c r a l Appl , Intlde u til., tamed yd! Only S1*.00*I *1/1. over l/ l acral Llv. dm. tarn rm Salallltadlih S44.W0 • 1/1 w/POOL h r only SU.SM1 Llv . dining, lam rm t tool • L A K E , ten n is, p eell 1/1 cuttom, llv. din . eal In kllch , appl Garag* 1*1.*00! *1/1, now carpel A paint! Canl M/A, carport Jutt441.*«0l U N IQ U E H O U S E. 1 'B d r m . hardwood floors. fpl. 2 cap QAr Clot# to do^orfown 111 sistd d yi__________ n i o m t v t f 1/1. a p p lla n c a t. hook opt. 0trig * , carpal. blinds. canl h#At/afr IM o m I N O f t W 107— M o b ile H om es / Rent JUST L IS T E O I Great 1 br. 1 ba POOL home. Large corner lol w o w io n iy sia o m Call Diana >t The Cannon Oroup i*6 aa4i ar i n EiM San/ord Proper liet For L e ll Than *J 000 Donn 322 2611 131 9993 U S — In d u s tr ia l R e n t a ls A U C T IO N ( 4 0 7 ) FtlA OR VA AS LOW AS SUN Attume no qu4ll*et B owner financing low at 1404/mol Gov't Farodaturet. Repotl Seminole. Orange. Velutlal LET THE SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS WORK TOR YOUI MARINER'S VILLAGE Caper lanced Mutt live In Sanlord area A have COL Apply al Butch* Towing, m ; w itt St _________________ _ AFFOHDAULE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES Mr Lee t rental ad tlarlad on Friday and hit houta was ranted by Saturday Another very talltlled lenterd Herald customer 1 MINUTES FROM SANFORD WILDUFE/CONSERVATION JOBS 1 4 1 — H o m e s f o r S a le RILL THE AO I'VE RENTED IT ALREADY) SPRING BREAKII One Bedroom Apartment* t if f D EA L Mottwood Apt* J V ITU Start Immediately I Up lo 1* per hour J1J*»» I*34___________ NEW Sanlord olllcei and/or warthoutet 4001.100 tq II Special. SIM/m*. I l l 1114 SANFORD. OHIc* tpaca. 1400 tq It building total. 1100 tq tt par otllc*unit P I 3004_____ SANFORD. 1 room otllc*. wood p a n a lla d F re n c h A v* MIO/month MO I N * _____ 100 SQ F E E T tor Inote on 13 *1. tu cca ttlu l aaltllng anchor butlnattat Good parking and lighting G ra a l v ltlb lllty AtklngsaOO/mo D ? 4444 work ■SANFORD l/ l w/den. fenced yard, clean 111) mo. 1110 tec • PAOLA A R EA 1/1$ w/ dble car garage, ter porch. Iplc , well A tepllc UlO/mo t* M tec • 1ANFORO 1/1 D U P LEX w/d hookup. CHA. 141Smo 41S0 tec a O V IED O l/ l D U P L E X w/ carport, w/d hookup, haal/atr llU /m oU SO tac Srt no dep Slentlrom Really. Inc. "Wa Managa yaur Mama. Ilk* It wataur own " Jim Oeyle 111 14*1 Alter *PM i M0 I4TS 157— M o b il e H o m e s / S a le 1 4 1 — H o m e s f o r S a le 1 1 8 — O f f ic e __S p a c e / R e n t 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R o n t m . • Most Cars Below $3,995! • Payments As Low As $25/Week! • On-Tbe-Spot Financing! - t ii • No Auction Cars! Jeff 8 Kelly’s Family Autos, Inc. 701S. French Ave., Sanford W F n ilV C A M S » W E nu> 322*8600 � 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 10, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 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/0453906a359fdc7326fa74406da50d75.pdf 33b27a64e0a8a2e708bba502d329c555 PDF Text Text ' ' March ___- ' • • 14, 1994 #1**• .• • -/ * •1 • • •• • - . * till a,. \ •- ^ MONDAY ’V t M l i . L lt . 1 * . . _• i_' * • • ■. 1 .. I 1 . . . It..* ••.*■- ______ • . ,____ * . . * : % >1.,:: 30 Cents 7_a ■1 I h lj: J ____ i_.____1^- Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnce 1008 B6th Yoar, No. 176 - Sanford, F lo rid a N EW S DIG EST Funding ‘ uphill fight’ INSIDE Federal $$ critical to 1-4 interchange □ Sports By J. M ARK B ARFIELD So n lo r S t a ll W riter Taking It on the road P O U T M Y E R S — T ile S e m in o le H ig h S c lm o l b o y s ' ir a c k tea m lined (lie three S ' h — s p rin ts . S c o tt, a n d S p a rro w — to |(rob the tea m title In F r id a y n ig h t's E d iso n In v ita tio n a l, t See Page IB □ People Springtime is pruning time It*h tim e lo gel o u t those sh e a rs a n d p ru n e y o n r p la n ts. In l i r r g a rd e n in g r o ll m m today. T r is h a T h o m a s te lls re a d e rs Imw a n d w h e n to p ru n e . I See Page 3B. S A N F O R D — C o n g re ssm a n .lo lm M lcu a n tic ip a te s a ba ttle for fed eral la n d in g fo r the c r it ic a l In te rch an g e o f the C e n tra l F lo rid a G re e n e W a y at Interstate 4. "It w ill he a n u p h ill fig h t." sa id M lea. R -F c rn Park. " T h e r e 's a lim ite d a m o u n t o f h ig h w a y m o n e y a v a il­ a b le ." M lea le s llfle d before the H o u se S u rfa c e T r a n s p o rta ­ tio n S u h c o m m lllf c last w eek In su p p o rt o f the 98 5 m illio n project to lie the G re e n e W a y to 1-4 ill It's n o rth m n xt point. T h e fed era l fu n d in g Is seen a s c ritic a l to re c e iv in g state a p p ro v a l lo r the c o m p le tio n o f the s l.v m tic " m is s in g lin k " o f the t>2-mlle tollrond . C o n s tru c tio n Is sla te d to b e g in b y lute 1997 a n d lie c o m p le te d In about tw o y e a rs, sa id G e ra ld llr ln lo n . e x e c u tiv e d ire c to r o f the S e m in o le C o u n ty E x p re s s w a y A u th o rity . M ica sa id F lo rid a tra n s p o rta tio n S e c re ta ry Hen W a lls te stifie d In Miip|>ort o f the In te rch an g e a n d a J a c k s o n ­ v ille bridg e. W a lls te s tim o n y w as Im portant support for the pro ject, sa id M lea. It w as the first lim e a F lo rid a tra n s p o rta tio n se cre ta ry had testified for state projects. If the Inte rch an g e q u a lifie s as a fed eral pro ject. M lea sa id the next b a ttle w ill he for the fu n d in g . C o n ­ g re ssm an C o r rln c D ro w n , D -J a c k s o n v llle . a m e m b e r of the H o u se T ra n s p o rta tio n C o m m itte e , h a s pledged her su p p o rt for the Interchange, sa id M ica . Sen. C o n n ie S e e F u n d in g , P a g e O A Shooting reported in Midway Robbery suspect nabbed S A N F O R D — O n e o f tw o m en so u ght In the a rm e d ro b b e ry o f a S a n fo rd se rv ic e sta tio n T h u r s d a y night h a s been located. P o lic e c o n ­ tin u e to lo o k for the se co n d m an. A lo n z o L o re n z o C a m p b e ll. 19. o l G e n e v a G a rd e n s . S a n fo rd , w a s p la ced u n d e r arrest y e s te r d a y a fte rn o o n In c o n n e c tio n w it h a h o ld -u p at the H ig h w a y O il sta tio n at 2 4 2 5 S F re n c h A v c . In the Incid ent, tw o c le rk s w ir e ro bbe d o f the s t o r e 's m o n e y a s w e ll a s |ie rso n a l Item s G u n s h o ts w ere a ls o re p o rte d ly fire d Inside a n d o u ts id e the store. S h o ts w ere a lso sa id to h ave been fire d at a p ic k u p t ru c k w hen the d riv e r a tte m p te d to p u rs u e the tw o ro b b e rs a s th ey lie d fro m the store. C a m p b e ll h a s been c h a rg e d w ith o ne co u n t ol a rm e d ro b b e ry , tw o c o u n ts o f u s in g a tlrc n rm In the c o m m is s io n o f a felo n y, and th re e c o u n ts e a ch o f agg ravated a ssa u lt w it h a fire a rm a n d a tte m p te d m u rd e r. " W e a rc s t ill lo o k in g for th e o th e r m a n w h o w as In volved In t h is c a s e ." said P o lic e C o m ­ m a n d e r D e n n is W h itm ire th is m o rn in g . N o o n e w a s a p p a r e n t ly In ju re d In th e sh o o tin g s , a n d W h itm ire d id twit Im m e d ia te ly c o m m e n t o n a n y o f the m o n e y w h ic h w as re p o rte d ly stolen. F ro m s t a ll re p o rts _______________ INDEX B ridge. D eaths. Editorial. Flo rid a ... ........3B «n on OB N ation............... An 3Q P o llo a ............... BA School Manu... S B S p o rts............... 4A 2A W aathar........... Spring is in the air P a r tly s u n n y w ith a h ig h In the m id 70s. W in d n o rth w e st 10 to 15 m p h . For mors wentheri see Page 2A By J. MARK BARFIELD S e n io r S taff W riter______________ L A K E M A R Y - T h e C o u n ty Rond 4 6 -A Inte rch an ge b a ll Is n o w In the s ta le 's court. P ro p e rty o w n e rs In the area o f See Interchange. Page BA Rampage is declared closed forum BRIEFS A w o m a n re p o rte d ly shot In the h ead last n ig h t near her M id w a y hom e, w a s rele a sed from O rla n d o R e g ion a l M e d ica l C e n te r t ills m o rn in g . S h e riff's d e p u tie s m e a n w h ile , c o n tin u e to se a rc h for the g u n m a n . A c c o r d i n g to s h e r i f f s s p o k e s m a n F d M c D o n o u g h . d c |iu ilc s are fo llo w in g a n u m b e r of le a d s In t h e ir a t te m p t to lo c a te M le h u e l W illia m s . 25. Irelieved to h ave sh ot S h a la u d a K in g . 19. of M id w a y A v e n u e , and fled w ith th e ir 1 y e a r o ld dau ghter. W illia m s r c p o rlc d ly liv e d on B ro a d w a y A v e ­ nue. a sh o rt d ista n c e Irnm w here the s h o o tin g o c c u rre d . M c D o n o u g h reported that W illia m s had a p ­ p a re n tly been In a d is p u te w ith K in g , a n d a p p a re n tly shot her w ith som e typ e o f s m a ll c a lib e r hun dg n n . at a p p ro x im a te ly 7:3 0 p ul. H e sa id W illia m s th e n fled In a 1991 N issa n , ta k in g Ills 1‘/ i y ea r o ld d a u g h te r fro m K in g . " W e b e lie v e lie 's a tru c k d riv e r, w o rk in g fo r u Itrm In A |M ip ka ." M c D o n o u g h said. " W e 'r e u lso c h e c k in g s e v e r a l o t h e r le a d s a s to h is w h e re a b o u ts ." M c D o n o u g h c o m m e n te d that b e ca u se the y o u n g g irl Is W illia m s ' d a u g h te r, d e p u tie s do not b e lie v e the c h ild Is In a n y Im m e d ia te d an g er. A lth o u g h K in g w as tra n sp o rte d to O R M C ' lot i re a l m e m o f tin- g u n sh o t w o u n d . M c D o n o u g h sa id sh e had been released ib is m o rn in g Deal how in hands of state Controversy continues at Lake Mary High By SAN DRA ELLIOTT H erald Staff W rilor L A K E M A R Y - I lie L a k e M a ry H ig h S c h o o l stu d en t n ew sp ap e r T h e R a m p a g e is a clo sed lo r iu ii p u b lic a tio n p rln e i|ia l R a y m o n d G a in e s m ln r iiie d the a d v ise r and student e d ito rs F rid a y , a n d as m il'll, he re se rv e s the r lg lil lo re v ie w c o n tro v e rs ia l sto rie s w h ic h m ig h t have a n eg a­ tiv e Im pact on its- le a rn in g e n v iro n m e n t at the school H m d M R io to hy Smboa Wormo« C o n g r e s s m a n J o h n M i c a (lo ll) w e lc o m e d b y J o a n n e S m it h a n d p o s t C m d r . J im S m it h . Legion turns 75 Week-long celebration begins Oy N IC K P F E I F A U F H erald S ta ll W rdor S A N F O R D — T h e A m e r ic a n le g io n C a m p b c ll-L o s s ln g Post 5 3 k ic k e d o il a weeklo n g 7 5 ih b ir th d a y p a rty y e ste rd a y . U .S. C o n g re ssm a n J o h n M ica w a s guest sp ea ker at the c e le b ra tio n . "It w as a v ery In sp irin g a n d In fo rm a tio n a l ta lk . ' sa id post C m d r J im S m it h "T h e C o n g re ssm a n gave u s a great deal o f Insight on p ro b le m s in m a in ta in v e te ra n s rig h ts, p ro b le m s w lilc h have o c c u rre d sin c e a s l.u b a ck as the R e v o lu tio n a ry W a r." S m ith e s tim a te d a p p ro x im a te ly 175 m e m ­ b e rs a n d gu ests w ere on h a n d for the sp ecial o b s e rva n ce y esterd ay , sp o n so re d by the A in e rS e e L e g io n , P a g e 5 A G a in e s sa id a lte r re s e a rc h in g the Issue, he c o u ld not lln d a n y In d ic a tio n that a n y |>ast p r in c ip a l h a d d e cla re d the ncws|>upcr w a s an o p e n fo ru m form at, a ll h o u g h n ew sp ap e r a d v is e r D ia n n e H u rd said t ile n e w sp a p e r has o p e ra te d ns a n open fo ru m now . as It had for m a n y y e a rs A s an o pe n lo r u m n ew sp ap e r, the stu d e n t s ta ll is in c h a rg e o f a ll as|icL-ts o f tile paper. W h e n latest e d itio n of T h e R a rrr/u g e w as d is trib u te d F rid a y , s la tin g it w a s an o p e n fo ru m . G a in e s c a lle d Hurd a n d stu d en t e d ito rs E la in e llc lu / m n ii a n d C a rrie J o lia u n e s in r y e r lo la s k G a l l i c s s a id he w a s n o t a n g ry o v e r I h r d e c la ra tio n . Inn s im p ly w a n te d ih r s tu d e n ts a n d a d v ise r to k n o w the n e w sp a p e r Isa closed lo ru m H u rd m iss e d a n e n tire c la s s period d u rin g her m e e tin g w ith G a in e s a n d th e stu d en t e d ito rs w ere r a ile d to the o ffice d u rin g a tim e d w ritin g e x e rc ise In Ih c lr a d v a n c e placem ent E n g lis h cla ss. "1 w as in fo rm e d by the teacher, o n c e th is p a r tic u la r s itu a tio n got started , that the new spaS e c N e w sp a p e r. Cage 3 A Eatery may get approval tonight Diner sought for construction workers at mall site B y N IC K P F E I F A U F H orald S ta ll W rilo r S A N F O R D — A new re sta u ra n t at S e m in o le T o w n c C e n te r M a ll site m a y he a p p ro v e d ton ig h t. It w ill not he o p e n to the ge n era l p u b lic how ever. D u rin g to n ig h t's S a n fo rd C it y C o m m is s io n m eeting , a req u est Is lo he s u b m itte d to e s ta b lish a c o n s tru c tio n tra ile r on the m u ll p ro p e rty. T h e u n it w o u ld he used for the p u rp o se o f e s ta b lis h ­ in g a food a n d beverage fa c ility for c o n s tru c tio n w o rk e rs. A n u m b e r ol w o rk e rs are a lre a d y at the site on a re g u la r basis. Involved In e x te n s iv e la n d c le a rin g a n d p re p a ra tio n w o rk . S e n n e t W illia m s h a s s u b m itte d the request on lie h a ll o f h is co m p a n y . O usts E n te rp ris e s o f D eltona. W illia m s has a lre a d y u litu ln c d c o n ­ firm a tio n fro m the m a ll de ve lo pe r. M ch In S im o n a n d A sso ciates. W illia m s has proposed lo ope rate from a tra ile r. 5(> feet b y 12 feet In size. He sa id It has been fu ll) re c o n d itio n e d a n d c o n stru c te d a c c o rd in g to S tu le L Bee R e s ta u ra n t. Page B A Building activity increases B y J. M ARK BARFIELD S o n lo r S t a ll W rilor S A N F O R D - D eve lo p m en t a c t iv i­ ty In the u n in c o rp o ra te d area o f the c o u n ty c o n tin u e s to stre n g th e n . T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty B u ild in g D e p a rtm e n t h a s seen a 32 p e rcen t J u m p in new h o m e s ta rts s in c e the sta rt o f (lie fisca l y ea r lit O ctob er, a c c o rd in g lo the c o u n t y 's latest u m n lh ly re p o rt. A to ta l o f 4 4 5 s in g le -fa m ily h o m e p e rm its w e e issu e d betw een O ctob er a n d F e b r u ­ a r y . c o m p a re d lo 3 3 5 p e rm its d u r ­ in g the sa m e liv e -m o n th p e rio d a y e a r ago. C o m m o r ie n t c o n s t r u c t i o n Is g ro w in g us w ell. A tota l o f 33 p e rm its w ere Issued s in c e O cto b er. 7 3 p e r c e n t m o re t h a n th e 19 p e rm its issu e d d u rin g (lie sam e p e rio d last year. C o m m e rle a l In te rio r a n d e x te rio r a lte ra tio n s , an Indlcntn r ol b u s in e s s s ta b ility a n d e x p a n sio n . Increased 1 ! See B u ild in g , Page OA HtnU Photo by luian Mnnti Fighting hunger W a lk o rs w ho traversod tho c ity In an o flo rl m o no y to fin d s o lu tio n s lo Iho problem of w o rld w id e oathorod S u n d a y .n C o n te n n la l S a n fo r d lo h ave th o lr s p o n s o r c a r d s lo raiso hunger Park In s ig n e d , c o n firm in g they had m ado Iho w alk. Tho annual C ro p W a lk evonl raises m onoy lo r v ario u s o rg an izatio n s that rood tho hungry. D o n a tio n s are pledged for the annu ilo v o n t. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Cajl 322-2611 - mm am �I1' 2 k - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 14. 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 FLORIDA BRIEFS Health, school prayer discussed Man reportedly shoots date’s mother F R E E P O R T — A c o n s tru c tio n w o rk e r w h o re p o rte d ly begun s le e p in g w ith n rid e n e n rb y a lte r so m eo ne th re a te n e d h is life has been c h a rg e d w ith m u rd e r In the fntul sh o o tin g o f Ids d a te 's m o th e r. L in d a M a rie S a tte rfie ld , 44. a m o th e r o f s ix , w a s shot betw een the eyes e a rly S a tu rd a y o n the fro n t p o rc h o f R a y m o n d H. R lte n o u r's house. T h e Fre e p o rt w o n in n had gone th e re to gel so m e cig a re tte s from her d a u g h te r. E rlk n . 21, a fa m ily frie n d sa id . S a tte rfie ld fa m ily frie n d J o h n n y H o w e ll sa id R lte n o u r sta rted k e e p in g a rifle n e a r h is bed last w eek a fte r so m e o n e thre a ten ed h is IITe. " H e h a d been t a lk in g abo u t that so m eo ne w n s g o in g to Ju m p h im . " H o w e ll su ld . " W h e n he op e n ed the door, he p ro b a b ly d id n 't even lo o k to see w h o It w n s." R lte n o u r, 3 2 . re m a in e d In the W a lto n C o u n ty J u ll e a rly th is m o r n in g w ith o u t b o n d o n a n open c o u n t o f m u rd e r. By ADAM Y EO M A N S A s s o c ia te d P re s s W rllo r T A L L A H A S S E E - W ith (he stn fc budget a n d J u v e n ile c rim e nut o f the lim e lig h t al lenst te m p o ra rily . F lo rid a la w m a k e r* w ill fo cu s th is w eek on h e a lth ca re a n d school p rayer. T h e H o use w ill w o rk o n h e a lth care refo rm * sought by G o v . L a w to n C h ile s , w ho has threaten ed to keep le g isla to r* In se ssio n past (heir A p r il H c o m p le tio n date nr c a ll a sp e cia l se ssio n If they d id not p a ss health ca re le g isla tio n . "1 th in k a lot o f the a tte n tio n n o w Is g o in g lo sh ift to Issues lik e h r u llh c a re ," H ouse S p c u k c r Mo J o h n s o n . D -M llln n . said. " I t's one o f the is s u r s stilt at c o m m itte e level w h ere a tot o f p ro d u ct h a s to h r b ro u g h t together/' Moore in the green M IA M I — D u d le y M o o re 's p e rfo rm a n c e o f " R h a p s o d y in n iu c " b ro u g h t in a lot o f green. T h o u g h best k n o w n fo r Ids ro le s In su c h film s a s " A r t h u r " a n d " 1 0 , " M o o re Is a n a c c o m p lis h e d p ia n is t a n d h o ld s degrees In m u s ic a n d c o m p o s itio n fro m O x fo rd U n iv e rs ity . H is b la c k -tic benefit c o n c e rt S a tu rd u y ra ise d n e a rly # 300.00 0 for the N ew W o rld S y m p h o n y . A b o u t 70 0 people a ttend ed , p a y in g u p to 8 1 .0 0 0 u tic k e t. In a d d itio n to the G e r s h w in c o m p o s itio n , M oore also p e rfo rm ed tw o m o v e m e n ts o f M o z a rt's P la n o C o n c e rto No. 2 1 In C . m u g g in g fo r the c ro w d d u rin g d iffic u lt so lo passage*. H e a lth r n r r a lso Is e xp ecte d to be debated In the S e n a te hut votes a rc not exp ected u n t il n e x t w eek. A m o n g h is pro p o sals, the g o v e rn o r w a n ts lo e x p u n d e lig ib ilit y for the sta te 's 11 C o m m u n ity H e a lth P u rc h a s in g A llia n c e s , cre a te d ns p a rt o f e a rlie r re fo rm s to p ro v id e a ffo rd ab le In su ra n ce to s m a ll b u sin e sse s a n d to p u sh In su re rs to offer lo w e r ratrs. In the Senate, sch o o l p ra y e r, one o f the m ost e m o tio n a l Issues o f ih c session. Is exp e cte d lo get a h e a rin g . A b ill {SB 1432) to p e rm it p ra y e rs before sch o o l a sse m b lie s, sp o rts r v e n ts und c o m ­ m e n ce m e n t ce re m o n ie s Is sc h e d u le d lo he heard T u e sd a y In the S en ate E d u c a tio n C o m m itte e . T h e m e a su re Is Id en tical to one a p p ro v e d e a rlie r th is m o n th b y the H ouse E d u c a tio n C o m m itte e . T h e le g is la tio n p e rm its a n o n se cta rln n v o lu n ta ry p ra y e r If It Is led b y stu d e n ts and the p ra y e r Is ap p roved b y a m a jo rity o f the stud ents. S c h o o l p ra y e r le n d s a lls l o f h ig h ly c h a rg e d Issues that are le n d in g la w m a k e rs Into Hie m u rk y aren a o f m o ra ls, v a lu e s and re lig io n . J o h n s o n sa id he e x p e c ts la w m a k e rs w ill hear from th e ir c o n stitu e n ts. "T h o s e are h e a d lin e -ty p e Item s.” he said. " T h a t 's w h e n people start c a rin g e n o u g h to start c a llin g th e ir le g is la to rs ." H ouse a n d Sen ate n e g o tia to rs w ill start w o rk lid s w eek In Joint c o m m itte e s to w ork o u t llu u l d e ta ils of a S3H b illio n s la te budget. T h e biggest d ifferen ces Is h o w to pay for m o re th a n 14.000 new p ris o n beds. T h e H o u se w a n ts to use #300 m illio n In b o n d s w h ile the S en a te w a n ts to p a y cash . T h e S e n a te also has not passed a ll o f Its Ju v e n ile Ju stice re fo rm s yet. b u t n Joint c o m m itte e w ill begin In fo rm al n e g o tia tio n s th is w eek to w o rk out d iffe re n c e s b e lw e rn the H o u se a n d S en ate h ills. Rescue plane crashes M IA M I — A B ro th e rs to th e R e scu e plnne c ra s h e d w h ile try in g to ta ke o ff a fte r d e liv e rin g food a n d w a te r to C u b a n ra fte rs s tra n d e d on a de serte d Isla n d l>ctw ren C u b a , the B a h a m a s a n d F lo rid a . T h e g ro u p 's co*rounder, J o s e llu s u lto . S3, a n d c o -p ilo t A rn n ld o Iglcsla*. SS. rece iv e d m in o r In ju rie s In the S a tu rd u y e v e n in g c ra s h o n C a y Su l. B a s u lto sa id th e y lu n d e d on the flat, ro c k y k e y to d ro p o ff e m e rg e n c y s u p p lie s u n d c h e c k o n the c o n d itio n o f the refugees, w h o a rc a w a itin g p ic k u p b y B a h a m ia n a u th o ritie s . U p o n takeo ff, he sa id , th e C e s sn a S k y m a s ic r fulled to g ain e n o u g h speed to c o u n te r g u s ty c ro s s-w in d s th a t c a rrie d th e m Into so m e s h ru b s b o rd e rin g the c ru d e ru n w a y . Testimony continues In Roiling sentence G A I N E S V I L L E — T h e d e fe n s e Is e x p e c te d to b e g in p re s e n tin g te stim o n y u b o u t m e n ta l Illn e ss und c h ild h o o d abu se to a rg u e a g a in s t the d e a th p e n a lty for a d m itte d s e ria l k ille r D a n n y H a ro ld R o llin g . T h e p ro se cu tio n , w h ic h s a y s R o llin g s h o u ld die In F lo r id a 's e le c tric c h a ir, s h o u ld w ra p u p the re m a in d e r o r Its case e a rly tod ay. "W e a rc g o in g to p u t o n e v e ry th in g w c c a n to try to pe rsu ade the J u ry td sp are the m a n 's life?* P u b lic D efend er R ic k P a r i t y sntd F r id a y . " H e w a n ts to liv e b u f c x p e c t s to die.*’ ■ ^ R o llin g , a 3 9 -y ca r-o ld L o u is ia n a d rifte r a n d c a re e r c rim in a l, ' plea d ed g u ilt y Fcb .« 15 to .fiv e m u rd e rs, thre e ra p e s a n d tltffla i a rm e d b u rg la rie s In th e A u g u s t 1990 s la y in g s at o ff-ca m p u s stu d e n t a p a rtm e n ts. Way Back When T h e J u ry m u st re c o m m e n d e ith e r a d e a th se n te n c e o r life In p riso n to C ir c u it J u d g e S ta n R. M o rris, w h o m a k e s the fin a l d e cisio n . S ta le A tto rn e y R o d S m it h e x p e c ts to d a y to c u ll B o b b y L e w is. R o llin g 's fello w In m a te a t F lo rld u S ta te P ris o n , a n d a tool e x p e rt to the w itn e s s sta n d . P a rk e r sa id R o llin g 's c o u sin . C h u c k S tro z lc r. p la n s to te stify to d a y w h e n the defense begins. S tan d in g al Iho oxtrom o right In th is p h o lo Is E.E. Brady w ho had oponod a llvory, food and s a le s barn and sta b lo on Palm etto Avenue In do w nto w n San fo rd noxt to F irst Streot. Later (he operation w as m oved to a site w h ich w o uld now bo In the m iddle o f East First S lre o t and S a n lo rd Avenue. W rite-u ps in lo ca l p u b lic a tio n s Indicated Brady had so m e of the hand so m est h o rses over soon in these parts w ith fine drive rs and e q u ip ag e s end at tho m ost roasonablo rates. He a lso had m u le s and loam s lo r all k in d s of w ork. Brady not o n ly served San fo rd fo lk s w ith h is llvory sta b lo but ho also d id som o farm ing. Ha served the F ro m A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s re p o rts co u n ty at one tim e a3 sh eriff and also as a mornbor of the F lo rid a L e g isla tu re 's H o uso o l R epresen tatives A s a fnrme' Brady w as co n sid e re d am ong the bost and also a good managor Ho grew tall co rn and high quality hay w ith pra ctica lly no cu ltiva tio n alte r the regular harvest lim e of w inter cro p s was ovor. In h is later yoars Brady wa3 alw ays d istin g u ish a b le around S a n lo rd sin c e he w ore w h ile su its and whlto Panam a h a ls w ith b lack sh o es, b o lls and string ties. Brady adopted th is attire long before K en tu ck y Fried C h ic k e n ’s C o lo n e l S and ers ovor thought about the "fin g e r lic k in g g o o d " b u sin e ss Casino petitions spark multimillion-dollar opposition o v e rla y L a s V e g as on It," sa id Sen. J o h n G ra n t. T h e T a m p a R e p u b lic a n sa id h e 's fo rm in g a p o litic a l a c tio n c o m m itte e (b is w eek lo w age u m u lt lm llllo n - d o lla r fig h t a g a in s t o n e c a s in o g a m b lin g d riv e th a t's co lle cte d s ig n a tu re s for about a w r r k a n d one that s ta rts th is w eek. M e a n w h ile , the firs t p e titio n d rive , bu cked by p u ri-m u tu c l g a m b lin g o p e ratio n s, a n n o u n c e d u ste e rin g c o m m itte e o f su p p o rte rs. In c lu d in g som e c ru is e lin e s a n d o th e rs In the to u rist In d u stry . By BILL BBROSTROM A s s o c ia te d P re s s W riter T A L L A H A S S E E — W h ile tw o g ro u p s try to w rite c a s in o s Into F lo r id a 's C o n s titu tio n , n th ird s a y s the s ta te ’s s p a rk lin g b e a ch e s are b e lte r off w ith o u t L a s V c g u s - s ly lr g litte r. “ W e ’ve sp e n t a lo t o f m o n e y c re a tin g u fa m ily to u ris m Im age In t h is state, u n d w c d o n 't need to ILOTTERY M IA M I - H e re a re th e w in n in g n u m b e r s s e le c t e d S un day In the F lo rid a Lottery: Cash 3 5-8-0 Play 4 8-0-B-7 Sanford Herald B acon d Claaa Poataga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing oftteaa. POSTMASTER: Sand addraaa change, lo T H E SANFORD HERALD, P.O. Bo* H A T , Sanlord, F L 2*772-1 MT. Sub to Motion Ralaa (Dally i Sunday) Nom a Delivery Matt a Montha 010.00 124.00 • Montna t3 t.S u UCM t Yaar ir t . 0 0 S M OG Florida Raatdanla m u tl pay T% aalaa tax In addition to ralaa above. l ls c h a irm a n . Pat Huberts, w as a n o p p o sitio n le a d e r w h e n F lo r id a v o te rs last c o n s id e re d le g a liz in g c a sin o s In lO H O und rejected them by a tw o-to-onc m a rg in . He said th e y ’ re Inevitable now b ccu u sc o f fears th a t F lo r id a 's S 3 1 b llllo u -a -v ca r to u rism In d u stry w ill be h u rt by flo a tin g g a m b lin g b u lls on the M is s is s ip p i R iv er, c a sin o s In the G u lf C o a st s ta le s o f L o u ls lu n a a n d M is s is s ip p i and c lfo rts to open c u sln o s on In d ia n reservatio ns. THE WEATHER LOCAL FOOBCAST ■X TBND BD OUTLOOK T o d a y : P a r tly s u n n y . H ig h In th e m id 70 s. W in d n o rth w e s t 10 to 15 m p h . T o n ig h t: F a ir. L o w In the lo w e r 50 s. L ig h t w in d . T u e s d a y : M o s tly su n n y . H ig h In the u p p e r 70s. W in d w est 10 to 15 m p h . E x te n d e d forecast: W e d n e sd a y th ro u g h F rid a y : P a r tly clo u d y , L o w s In th e u p p e r 5 0 s to n ear GO. H ig h s In the m id to u p p e r 70 c. » VpA---------- 1 MONDAY Ptlycldy 78-57 O FLORIDA TIMAS City Daytona Beach Ft. Laud Batch Fort Myers Calnatvllla Homestead Jacksonville Kay Waal Lakeland Miami Paniacola Sarasola Ta:iahaasaa Tampa Vero Beach W Pilfn Btach HI MM 72 7t to 74 71 77 M to tv 71 74 77 77 74 Lo 41 *9 u 47 7AM 50 49 n 47 44 54 u 52 43 41 FULL March 27 Pci 00 00 00 00 MM 00 TT 00 CXI 00 00 K> 00 CXI TT > L 1 TUESDAY Ptlycldy 78-57 MOON PHASBS NEW March 12 Monday, March 14, 1994 Vol. 68, No. 178 P u b llih a d D ally and Sunday, a icap t th a S rd Haratd, Saturday b y Th ‘ a n lo ................. Inc. 200 N. P u n c h A*a„ Sanlord, Fla. 31771 T h e c o m p e tin g d riv e , la u n c h e d b y u g ro u p o f hotel o w n ers, a n n o u n c e d the en d o rse m e n t o f the F lo rid a H o te l a n d M o te l A s s o c ia tio n , re p re se n tin g 7 8 0 lod g in g s. T h e first g ro u p . P ro p o s itio n for L im ite d C a s i­ nos. proposes c u s ln o g a m b lin g at F lo r id a 's 3 0 dog a n d h o rs e t r u c k s a n d Ja l u lu l fro n to n s , a free-stand in g c a s in o In D ade C o u n ty a n d u p lo seven m ore c a s in o s to be a u th o riz e d by the L e g isla tu re . € FIRST March 20 d LAST April 3 • •< V ' . ■, . . ■ . , V \J^4 WEDNESDAY Ptlycldy 76-57 TIDBS • \jvv THURSDAY Ptlycldy 78-60 BE TUESDAY! SOLUNAR TABLE: M in . 7:05 u .in ., 7:30 p.m .: MaJ. 12:55 a.m ., 1:15 p .m . TIDES: Daytona Beacht h ig h s, 9:4 4 a.m ., 9:5 9 .m.; low s. 3:35 a.m ., 3 :4 3 p.m .: ft ew Smyrna Beacht h ig h s , 9 :4 9 a.m .. 10:04 p.m .; low s. 3:40 u.m ., 3:48 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: h ig h s, 10:04 a.m ., 10:19 p.m .: lo w s. 3:5 5 a.m ., 4:03 p.m . BBACH CONDITIONS j |BOATINO Daytona Beach: W u v r s a rc 1-2 feet w it h a s lig h t c h o p . C u rre n t Is to llic so u th w ith u w a te r te m p e ra tu re o fG 3 degrees. New Smyrna Beacht W a v e s are 2-3 fe e l and s e m i g lassy. C u rre n t Ih lo Htc so u th w ith a w ater tem|>eru(ure o f 64 degrees. St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet T o n ig h t: W in d n o rth w e s t to n o rth 10 kn o ts. S eas 2 feet. B a y a n d In la n d w aters a lig h t ch o p . T u e sd a y : W in d w est To n o r th ­ w est 10 k n o ts. S e a s 2 fret. B a y u n d In la n d w aters a lig h t cho p. . ' r 7 \J'-k FRIDAY Ptly cldy 78-60 STATISTICS T h e h ig h t e m p e r a t u r e in S u n fo rd S u n d a y w a s 7 6 degrees a n d the o v e rn ig h t lo w w a s 5 3 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 w e e k e n 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 e ra tu re at 9 a.m . to d a y w a s 6 0 d e g re e s a n d M o n d a y 's o v e rn ig h t low w as 55. a s 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................78 □Barometric pressure.30.10 □ Relative Humidity....69 pet □W inds West 8 mph □ Ralnfsll...>.«««................O In. □ S u n s e t . .6:33 p.m. □8unrlse.............. 8:35 a.m. Phona (407) 122-2411, KRSSWB NATIONAL TIMFS Titriptraluffi Indicate pitvloui diy‘t high andovernight lowlolpm EST. City HI La Prc 0114 Anchoraga in 40 75 Atlanta dr 44 41 Atlantic City cdy 5) 37 Balllmora cdy 54 24 Billing* 44 35 cdy Birmingham cdy 45 34 Rlsmerck 55 14 cdy Bolaa 47 » cdy Boalon 4? 32 cdy Burlington,VI IS 25 04 rn Charlaiton.S C 40 SO dr Charlailon.W Vn 55 34 cdy Charlotte,NC. 4} 34 cdy Chayanna 40 25 cdy Chicago 41 ji .11 dr Clavaland 40 31 .11 cdy Concord, NH 45 II rn Dallas FI Worth 47 52 .27 cdy Denver 45 24 dr Dai Molnaa dr 51 25 Datroll 3 3 11 .05 cdy Honolulu 74 Of dr Houalon 71 54 cdy Indlanapolli 50 42 .04 cdy Jackson,Mlsa. 4* 40 cdy Kanaat City 44 27 01 cdy Lai Vagat 71 53 dr Llllla Hock 44 53 .01 cdy Lot Angtlai 44 54 dr Memphis 41 50 dr Milwaukee 44 25 cdy Mpls St Paul 51 24 cdy Naihvllla 40 43 .04 dr New Orlaana 71 43 cdy New York City 51 3) rn Oklahoma City 41 42 clr Omaha 54 25 dr Phlladtlphia 57 32 cdy Phconla 75 » dr Pllllburgh 51 33 .15 cdy Porlland.Malna 34 24 rn SI Loult 54 43 .15 cdy Salt Lakt City 54 30 dr Saatlla 43 47 cdy Washington,D C, 40 15 cdy H I �■ZWMibtiltsfl i& k t e Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 14, 1094 - 3 A POLICE BRIEF 30 new patrol cars on duty Burglary charged T h e lo o k o f th o S o m ln o lo C ounty S h e r if f s patrol c a rs Is c h a n g in g . T h irty new w h ite C hevrolet C a p ric e s w ith bo ld green d o ca ls and lottoring havo boon added lo Iho Hoot In tho norm al car replacem ent p ro ­ c e ss . Som o o f Ihe now cars w ore placed on road patrol th is m o rn in g . A s Iho now c a rs co m e on lino and tho o ld er m o d els aro replaced over (ho n e x t fo w y o a r s , y o u ’ ll bo s e e in g m o r e o f I h o n o w design. O ne o f tho now cars w as on d is p la y rocontly at tho S e m ln o lo C o u n ty Fair. -Icrel P a tric k J o h n s o n . 21 . I H 15 W . 15th St.. S a n fo rd , w uh ■barged w ith b u rg la ry to a stru c t ore. m o le sta tio n or a v e n d in g m a c h in e a n d (lic it b y H anford P o lice on F rid a y , Police sa id that on M a rch CJ. tie entered the fenced c a m p u s at ( room s S c h o o l of C h o ic e In S a n fo rd and p ried o pen a w in d o w a n d went Inside the cafeteria. O nce inside, lie a lle g e d ly p rie d o pe n a soda m a c h in e a n d lo o k 825 in ch an g e fro m Hie m a c h in e . He Wi,s taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $|.(XX) bond. Aggravated assault alleged M cn|am ln A. Doe, 54 . 2 5 2 7 G e o rg ia A v r., S a n fo rd , w as ch a re d w ith agg ravated a ssa u lt a n d d is o rd e rly In to x ic a tio n by L a ke M ary P o lic e on F rid a y . P o lice sa id llit? v ic tim iirnl seen h im fa ll o n ih e side o f the road on G a rris o n m id c o u n try C lu b Road In S a n fo rd a n d had stopped becau se sh e thought the m a il w as one o f h e r c h ild re n . T h e V ic tim lo ld p o lice that w h e n sh e saw (hat ll w as not tier son. sh e asked Doe If lie needed a ssista n ce . H e a sked f o r a rid e hom e. S h e told p o lice sh e had seen h im before, hut d id not k n o w h im . S h e told p o lic e I lu ll he got Into h e r ear a n d sta rte d s h o u tin g d ire c tio n s to h e r a n d said that he a ccu se d h e r o f " lln h ln g Tor y o u n g m e n " a n d that he tn ld her that her " f is h in g d a y s w ere o v e r a n d (yo u 're ) now d e a d ." the p o lic e report sta le d . A fte r a n o th e r death threat, she told [m itre, she gra b bed her p u rse a n d k e y s a m i ran In a house n e a rb y w here sh e c a lle d for a ssista n ce . Doe w a s ta k e n to the J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility w here he w as h e ld w llh o tit bond. Crack possession charged H *r*ld Photo by Tommy V ln ctn t Rosewood massacre Leader says state delaying $7 million claims bill By A DAM Y IO M A N S R ob ert Lee A d d is o n . 45. w h o told [M ille r he bad no loca l add ress, w a s ch a rg e d w ith po ssessio n o f co ca in e by S a n fo rd P o lic e o n F rid a y . P o lic e said h r w as a su sp e ct In a n a rm e d b u rg la ry a n d grand lb eh ensc. D u rin g a sc re h o f h is person, o ffic e rs found a s m a ll p a cket of c o c a in e in Ids pocket. F u rth e r In vestig atio n revea le d on M a rch 8. he u n la w fu lly rem o ved the sc re e n s from a ho m e o n 15th S le e t uud entered. He rem o ved a p a ir o f 12 gagtie sh o tg u n s, a .22 c a lib re revolver, a c h a in s a w a n d a bottle o f p erfum e, the p o lice report stated. He w as ta ke n to the .John K. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility and h eld w ith o u t bond, Domestic violence alleged T ro y A n th o n y ("ulhnnu. 22. 82(1 N V a le n c ia , S a n fo rd , w as c h a rg e d w ith d o m e stic v io le n ce ■bail c r y by S a n fo rd P o lic e on F rid a y P o lic e said be p u sh e d ih r w o m a n w ith w h o m he liv e d to the g ro u n d w h ile the tw o w ere at C e n tra l F lo rid a H o sp ita l In S a n fo rd . He w as taken in the J o h n K P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility and h eld on $ I .(MX) bond Aggravated domestic violence alleged P a tric k J a m e s T h o m a s. 30. 287-11 S R u s k ln St.. L a k e M ary, Wits c h a rg e d w ith tw o c o m ils of d o m e stic vio le n ce -a g g ra va te d b a tte ry on S a l u n la y by L a k e M a ry P o lice P o lic e said he a n d Ills g irlfrie n d began a rg u in g w h e n he w a s on the floo r o f llie lr h o u se w h e n tils frie n d s w ere le a vin g . D u rin g Ihe e n s u in g a rg u m e n t, he p h y s ic a lly a ss a u lte d her a n d she feared for h e r safety, p o lic e said. P o lic e sa id th at he a lso p u sh e d h e r d o w n o n the Im-iI w h ile sh e Was h o ld in g llie lr o iie -m o u lh -o ld c h ild . He w as taken to the J o h n K. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility . B o n d w a s not yet set. A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s W r it e r T A L L A H A S S E E — T h e V ic tim s o f ra c ia l v io le n c e th u i d e s lro y r d Ih r b la c k c o m m u n i­ ty o f R osew ood in 1923 m a y ru n out o f tim e to get la w m a k e rs to pass 87 m illio n In co m p e n sa tio n th is session. T h e lea d er o f ii v ic tim s g ro u p b la m e d d e la y s w ith the c la im s h ill on the m a te's la w y e r, w h o has s h a rp ly q u e stio n e d how the v io le n c e u n fo ld e d th a t left at least eight people dead and w ip e d out Ihe se ttlem en t. A rn e tt D octor, head o f the R osew ood F a m ily A d v is o ry C o m m itte e , a c c u se d J im Peters, a n a ssista n t a tto rn e y general re p re ­ se n tin g the stale, o f try in g In b o ttle u p the c la im s h ill. "If he c a n po stp o n e II long e n o u g h o r gel e n o u g h e x te n s io n s , then tlm n w ill ru n out a n d , lo r a ll In trn ts a n d p u rp o ses, the c la im s b ill w ill d ie .” sa id D octor, son o f o ne o f the su rv iv o rs . Peters d e n ie d lh a t part o f Ills stra te g y w as lo Be up the c la im s h ill In h earings, w h ic h w ere su p p o sed in c o n c lu d e M a rc h 4 hut now a re e x p e c te d to e n d F r id a y . A fte r the h e a rin g s, c la im s o ffice rs w ill m a k e re c o m ­ m e n d a tio n s to la w m a k e rs abo u t (lie h ill. "I d o t i'l th in k It's fa ir lo a n y o n e lo have • K e n n e th Lee M v lcs. 28. 1320 W H ili St.. S a n fo rd , on a w arran t on c h a rg e s ol s e llin g co ca in e a n d a w a rra n t lo r fa ilu re to appear in c o u rt on o ilie r c lu u g e s He w as held on 85.0(H) bond • S te v e n G C a m p b e ll. 34, 9 1 0 R iv e r Edge. Lo n g w o o d . o n a w a rra n t lo r v io la tin g the te rm s of Ills p ro b a tio n on ch a rg e s ol d r iv in g w ith a su sp e n d e d d riv e r licen se, H e w a s held on 8 1 .5 0 0 bond. • J u s t in S a m u e l D lm m o e k . 21. 104 W y n d h m C l.. L on gw o o d. w as ch a rg e d o n 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 lo r p u rc h a s in g a c o n tro lle d su b sta n ce . He w as h eld w ith o u t bo n d at the J o in t E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility . • L u k e ’ T tu b a " W ooden. 27 . 1900 W I 8 ih St.. S a n fo rd on a w a rra n t lo r ch a rg e s ol v io la tin g the te rm s o f b is p ro b a tio n on ch a rg e s of b a tte ry a n d re s tls tln g an o ffice r w ith vio len ce. He w us taken lo the J o h n E, P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility . B o n d hud not yet been set. • P a tric k G e n e T a y lo r. 31. 1405 W 10th S i.. S a n fo rd , w as se rv e d w ith a b e n ch w a rra n t after he fa iled to a p p e a r In c o u rt for a se n te n c in g review . He w ust taken to the J o h n E . P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility . B o n d h a d not been set. • M e lv in B o b b y M im s . 41 . 1955 2 n d D rive . S a n fo rd , w as served w ith u p a ir o f b e n ch w a rra n ts for fa ilu re to a p p ea r In c o u rt o n c h a rg e s of d is o rd e rly c o n d u c t a n d o f fa ilu re to |iay a fine. He w as 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 8 2 5 0 bond, a n d n u ll) he p a id the 8 1 3 7 .5 0 line. • R a y m o n d A r n o ld H a rris . 20. 9 0 H id d e n L a k e D r.. A p t. 140. S a n fo rd , on c h a rg e s ol forgery. H e w a s ta ken to the J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility a n d held on 8 3 .0 0 0 bond. • R ob ert Lee A d d is o n . 45. w h o told o ffice rs he had no lo ca l ad d ress, w as c h a rg e d on a w a rra n t for v io la tin g the te rm s o f tils p ro b a tio n o n c h a rg e s o f b u rg la ry to a d w e llin g . H e w a s held w ith o u t bo n d at the J o h n E . P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility . ____________________________ - A r n e tt D o c t o r lid s c lo u d fla n g in g o v e r the process, the sta le , the L e g isla tu re , o r the w itn e sse s u n y longer. D elay d is serves e v e ry o n e ." sa id Peters. " O n the o th e r h an d , I d o n 't w ant to e xp e d ite It a n d ru s h to ju d g m e n t w ith an Inadequate. In s u iric lc n l re c o rd ," he added. " T h a t 's w hat w r h ave rig h t h e re ." T h e v io le n ce In the b la c k se ttle m e n t near C e d a r K e y on F lo r id a 's G u lf coast started New Y e a r's D ay 1923 after a w h ite w o m an. F a n n ie T a y lo r, w h o liv e d In the n cu rh y c o m m u n it y o f S u m n e r , s a id sh e w a s a s s u u llc d by a M a c k m an. T h e search for the a lleg ed a ss a ila n t, w ho w as never arre ste d , tu rn e d Into u v io le n t sp ree that left at least s ix M a c k s a n d tw o Search for M eisner on across Florida By A sso ciate d P ra ia Warrant arrests flf he (state assistant a t t o r n e y g e n e r a l ) can postpone It long enough or get enough extensions, then time will run out and, for all Intents and purposes, the claims bill will die. j G A IN E S V IL L E A la c h u a C o u n ty o ffic ia ls h ave so u g h t the h e lp o f la w e n fo rcem e n t ageu t ies a cro ss F lo rid a to Imd jail escapee R ic h a rd M eissner. A b o u t 2 0 0 o ffic e rs w ere to begin se a rc h in g lo r the m u rd e r su sp e ct today. T h e force, a sse m b le d by the A la c h u a C o u n t y s h e r if f 's o f­ ficia ls . a d d s lo Ihe th re e d o ze n o ffic e rs c u r re n tly s e a rc h in g for M e is s n e r s in c e h is M a r c h 2 escap e from the A la c h u a C o u n ty J a il, w here he w as a w a itin g trial. T h e FBI a n d o ffice rs from as far a w a y ns M ia m i w ill jo in the effort. "W e need to sa y to the c itiz e n s that he Is e ith e r there o r not th e re ." sa id A lu c h u a s h e r if f s Lt. E m e ry G a in e y . " W e feel that he c o u ld be s lip p in g b e h in d us. H o p e fu lly , t ills c o u ld keep h im from s lip p in g b y ." In te rv ie w s w ith In m a tes w lm kn ew of M e is s n e r's escap e p la n s a n d e v id e n c e fo u n d at several c a m p s ite s — in c lu d in g a Jail b la n k e t — Indicate he Is s till h id d e n In w o o d s n o r t h o f G a in e s v ille , G a in e y sa id. M e issn er. 27. Is c h a rg e d w ith first-degree m u rd e r In the Sep* le m b e r s ta b b in g death o f U n i­ v e rs ity ul F lo r id a gra d u a te stndent G in a M a rie L n n g c v lu . a n d w tib the a tte m p te d m u rd e r o f her ro om m ate, J e n a H ull. BILOXI BELLE MISSISSIPPI L a w y e rs for the v ic t im s sa id the state sh o u ld be lia b le becau se g o v e rn m e n t o f­ fic ia ls fa ile d to p ro te ct llie lr liv e s and property. O ne w itn e ss, 8 9 -y c a r o ld E rn e st P a rh a m , w h o w o s 18 at the tim e , sa id F r id a y that d e p u ty s h e riff C la re n c e W illia m s w as re st­ in g ab o u t a q u a rte r-m ile a w a y from a g ro u p o f 25 w h ite s w ho w ere b r u ta lly In te rro g atin g a M a c k m a n w h o th e y b e liev ed a id e d the a ssa ila n t. P a rh a m sa id he w itn e sse d the m u rd e r ol (he b la c k m a n , S a m C a rte r, ta il no arre st w as e ver m ade. S e v e ra l d a y s later. P a rlu im said, the sam e d e p u ty w as at a h o tel In S u m n e r a n d said. " A ll h e ll's b re a k in g loose In R o se w o o d ." But the d e p u ty a p p a re n tly d id little to sto p the vlo len ce. P eters sa id the v ic t im s are re ly in g too h e a v ily on hearsay a n d o ld n e w sp a p e r : a rtic le s that in c lu d e c o n tra d ic to ry In fo rm a ­ tion. T o c o u n te r s u c h te stim o n y , P e te rs h a s • taken s ta te m e n ts fro m re la tiv e s of w h ite s w h o w ere a t R o sew oo d b u t h ave s in c e d ied , W EDNESDAY ' W V l L Y < F.iniuns Rccine Cliiclren DOCKSIDE GAMBLING MARCH 22 from w h ile s dead a n d dro ve e v e ry b la c k reside n t from the c o m m u n ity . > 3-PC. CHICKEN DINNER DAYTONA Include*: Roundtrl| M Food, ReturnTripCoupon, enir T-ehlrl For Lunch 2-Pc....$2.49 Pei Person Customer Must Rsquost Piico W han Ordorlng AT THE ENO O f THE TRIP, IF YOU QUALIFY,YCUR193 WILL BE RETURNEO NO CHARGE FOR QUALIFIED PLAYERS 1-800-452-1300 PLLie 111751 V l. Ini<■*,, 1 hi..,ii . 'ilyli-H. >(m • Spii y • (.re.py <tin m-ii 1905 S. French A ve. S anford 3 2 3 -3 6 5 0 . JX. ^ 345,000 illegal aliens cost Florida $884 million a year By AD AM YEOM ANS A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s W r i t e r _____________________ T A L L A H A S S E E — State* a n d lo ca l g o v e rn m e n ts In F lo rid a spent SH84 m illio n last y e a r o n p u b lic s e rv ic e s for un estim a te d 3 4 5 ,0 0 0 Illegal a lien s, a n d F lo r id a p la n s to su e fo r fe d era l r e im ­ b u rse m e n t. G o v . L a w to n C lit ic s w ill u se the report to su p p o rt a p la n n e d la w s u it a g a in st the U.S. g o v e rn m e n t fo r th e c o s ts o f m e d ic a l ra re , e d u c a tio n , p ris o n s a n d o ilie r s e rv ic e s used by Illegal a n d u n d o c u m e n te d im m ig r a n ts a n d re fu ­ gees. " F o r m illio n s o f people se e k in g a b e lte r life, th e ir a r riv a l o n A m e ric a n so il lia s been a dream c o m e tru e ," C h ile s sa id In a sta te m e n t S u n d a y . "H o w e v e r, fed eral Im m ig ra tio n p o lic y h a s created a n ig h tm a re for s ta le a n d lo c a l g o v e rn m e n ts in F lo rid a fo rce d to s h o u ld e r e n o rm o u s b u rd e n s ca u se d by that p o lic y ." C h ile s w ill rele ase the report d u rin g a new s co n fe re n ce tod ay In M ia m i, o ne o f the le a d in g d e s tin a tio n s fo r In im l^ i.u ils Irom C u b a . I lu iii, a n d o th e r L a tin A m e ric a n a n d C a rib b e a n n a tio n s. T h e rep o rt, title d T h e U n fa ir D urden: Im m ig ra ­ tio n 's Im p act o n F lo rid a . Is the first a tte m p t by state o ffic ia ls to pu t n price o n the se rv ice s used b y legal a n d Illegal alien s. T h e report a c k n o w l­ edges that p re cise e stim a te s w ere d iffic u lt s in c e m a n y p ro g ra m s d o n 't tra c k Illegal Im m ig ra n ts. F lo rid a paid a n e stim a te d 8 2 .5 b illio n In 1993 to p ro v id e s e rv ic e s to a ll Im m ig ra n ts, the report sa id . T h e s ta le re c e iv e s a b o u t 5 0 .0 0 0 leg a l Im m i­ g r a n ts a y e a r a n d , w ith a lm o s t l m illio n fore Ig n -1lo rn n o n -c itize n s, lia s the th ird largest im m ig ra n t p o p u la tio n b e h in d C a lifo rn ia and New Y o rk . L o c a l g o v e rn m e n ts paid an e s tim a te d S l.H b illio n w h ile s ta le g o v e rn m e n t p ic k e d u p the b alance, e s tim a te d at 8751 m illio n , the report said. T h e c o sts In c lu d e s M e d ica id for the poor, p ris o n s for c rim in a ls , e d u c a tio n for d ie c h ild re n o f Im m ig ra n ts a n d w elfa re p a y m e n ts to low* Incom e fa m ilie s. C h ile s , how ever, Is m o re c o n ce rn e d w ltti the cost for the s la te 's Illegal a n d u n d o c u m e n te d alien s. T h e report e s tim a te d it at $ 8 8 4 m illio n last year. In c lu d in g $ 0 2 2 m illio n for lo c a l g o v e rn ­ m e n ts a n d 8 2 0 2 m illio n for the state. T h e a c tu a l cost o f u n d o c u m e n te d Im m ig ra tio n Is lik e ly to tic e v e n hig h e r, tint It Is v e ry d iffic u lt lo c a lc u la te ," a c c o rd in g to the report. T h e s u it Is exp e cte d to be file d In tw o to three w e e k s In federal c o u rt In M ia m i. R o n S a c h s, the g o v e rn o r's sp o ke sm a n , sa id. The scratch-off game Cash Explosion officially ends March 14,1994. All prizes must be redeemed by May 13,1994 at your Florida Lottery retailer. So redeem your tickets now, or you could end up with a couple of duds. -±2su.-c �4A - Santord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Monday, March 14, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 441-280) 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 ren C o d e 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 o r 8 3 1 -0 0 0 3 Wayne D. Doyle. Publlihorand Editor SUUSCKIPTION KATE; 3 M o n t h * ............................................$ 1 0 .5 0 0 M onth*............................... $30,00 1 Y e a r .................................................. $ 7 8 .0 0 Florida Raaldent* mu*t pay 7% aalaa tax In addition to rat** above. E DlITOR!IALS Where should state spend this money? Two ncljnccnl articles from Tallahassee were on page 2-A of Friday's Sun ford Herald. In combination, they show a fallacy in our state government's Ideas of spending our tax dollars. One has a headline, "Lawmakers push to limit state government spending." The other says. "State plans to spend $2 million to attract visitors." We must agree that a limit on state spending is badly needed. More money must be spent on the necessities, and less on frivolities. We fall to see the need to get involved in a promotion to attract visitors. Do wc really need to advertise our beaches. Disney, Cape Kennedy, or the Daytona International Speedway? Arc we to believe people who may have enough money to travel arc unaware of these attractions? Spending $2 million to tell people the benefits of visiting Florida is a waste of money and effort. We would do much better to use that money In fighting crime and obtaining more prison space. When wc reach the point where wc can tell prospective visitors they can be safe while touring our state, it will be time to brag. Ignoring It however, will not mnkc It go away. People w ill hear about m uggings, car Juckings, shootings, and robberies through media in their own stale. Lawmukcrs have alrcudy agreed to release dhe money, which has been In a trust fund 'collected ht a rate of $2 per day on a surcharge for rental cart.. The Associated Press article sliys, "Officials said flic effort Is needed to light the state's crime-plagued image and compete with other states that are advertising heuvlly for travel­ ers from the northeast and midwest." Are we going to lie and say, "Visit Florida attractions where you will be safe?" Or arc we goin g to Ignore crim e as if it is not happening? We suggest that by using money from this unnecessary promotional campaign, and ad­ ding It to money from other unnecessary projects, wc can do much toward helping reduce crime. It can be done without having to Increase tnxes. When figures show that Florida has lowered its crime rate, when we reach the point where tourist attneks have been eliminated, that's the time to promote our tourist attractions. LETTERS Heavy use of scent I hope I'll at least see I b is in y o u r paper. in Dee. 1903 I lost a d e a r frien d . S h e w u s u l the C iv ic C e n te r at a c iv ic affuir. A la d y c a m e In late a n d sat b e sid e h e r re e k in g w ith h e r sc e n ts a n d m y frie n d d ied . I’ m w r itin g fo r the m illio n s o f u s th a t sc e n ts (p e rfu m e u n d pow der) a re m o re d e a d ly Ihun c ig a re tte s . M y frie n d d id n 't s m o k e (she h a d a sth m a). I d o n 't b e lie v e the people w h o use the sc e n ts w ill) su c h h e a v y lu in d s a rc m e a n , i t ’s Ju st th a t no o n e h a s b ro u g h t It to th e ir a tte n tio n . I c a n 't c o u n t the n u m b e r o f tim e s I've h a d to le a ve c h u rc h e s , m e e tin g s, stores, ca fe s a n d even e le v a to rs b e ca u se so m e o n e h a d sp la s h e d , b a th e d o r |K)urcd p e rfu m e o r p o w d e r on. P lea se p rin t th is. It m a y save s o m e o n e 's life. T h e w o m a n th a t c a m e In lute a n d sat bcH ldc m y frie n d w a sn 't there tw o m in u te s before m y frie n d w a s c h o k in g to death. F o r (he m illio n s o f u s that c a n 't leave h o m e w ith o u t an In h a la tio n a e ro so l, th a n k y o u . A n d (b a tik s 1o the p e o p le that w ill use the s tu ff lig h tly after re a d in g (his. Kuthcryn Campbell Sanford ‘Junior just called me a ‘suitT NAT HENTOFF Condem n outrageous books? D on E d w a rd s, D -C allf.. is re tirin g nl the end o f t h is term , a n d th e R ill o f R ig h ts w ill lose its m ost co n siste n t p ro te c to r in W a s h in g to n . S o m e tim e s alon e, o r w ith o th e rs w h o are not in tim id a te d hy p o p u la r fears, E d w u rd s h a s trie d to defend c h r o n ic a lly v u ln e ra b le In d iv id u a l lib e rtie s from a tta c k by h is c o lle a g u e s a n d fro m the e x e cu tiv e b ra n c h . S o m e tim e s he su cceeds, but not on Feb. 23. U p for debate w a s a re so lu tio n that l lie H ouse c o n d e m n th e sp eech g lv r n hy K h o lld A b d u l M u h u m m a d at N ew J e r s e y 's K e a n C o lle g e on N o v. 2 9 as "o u tra g e o u s h n lc m o n g c rin g ol I In­ m ost v ic io u s a n d v ile k in d ." F o r 361 m e m b e rs o f the H o u se, the -resolution w u s not In the least tro u b le so m e . N o r had It been for the S e n a te w h ic h , on Feb. 2. a c c la im e d a s im ila r c o n d e m n a tio n o f ‘ the In c re a sin g ly re­ n o w n e d M u h a m m n d b y a 9 7 -0 vote. A p arad e o f H o u se m e m b e rs te stifie d to th e ir u b h n r r c n c c o f t h e m u l t i p l e b ig o t r ie s In M u h a m m a d 's th re e -h o u r le c tu re . A lth o u g h uull- S e m llls m w a s at Ms p o iso n o u s core, Ihc m e s s e n g e r fr o m th e N a tio n o f Isla m a ls o lrum [> ctrd h is c o n te m p t for g a y s a n d le sb ia n s. C a t h o lic s a n d a ll o th e rw is e u n r n u m e r a t e d w h ile s . .. , , , , W h o c o u ld p o s s ib ly vo le a g a in st so s a tis fy in g a re s o lu tio n ? T h e d a y before the Hour debate, E d w a rd s sent a le tte r to h is c o lle a g u e s a s k in g I hem lo t h in k b e yo n d thi- rig h te o u s m o m en t to th e p re c e d e n t th a t w o u ld tie set hy a fo rm a l c o n g re s sio n a l vote in favor o f c o n ­ d e m n in g a speech. " A n y m e m b e r." h r s a id , ‘ ‘ h a s an a b s o lu te rig h t (In o r out o f the H ouse) to c o n d e m n Hie K e a n C o lle g e s p e e c h n r a n y o t h e r s p e c if ic e x p re ss io n o f b ig o try a n d ra cism ... h o w e v ­ er, we w o u ld c ro s s u c o n s t it u t io n a l lin e w ere w c to vo te o f­ T h o B ill o f f ic ia l c o n g r e s s io n a l R ig h t s w ill lo s e d is a p p r o v a l o f t h is Its m o s t s p e d lie speech. c o n s is t e n t " T h e r e s o lu t I o n p r o t o c t o r ln c o n c e rn in g the Kean W a s h in g t o n , ff F i l l le g e s p e e c h m a k e s the C o n g re ss Into an o ffic ia l ra tin g s Ism rd. sc a n n in g the lu iid s c a p c for sp eeches to be la ire lcd C o n d e m n e d b y Congress.* If we o ffic ia lly c o n d e m n t h is one sp eech, ho w can we not c o n d e m n o th e rs ? " K ee p In m in d , he e m p h a size d , ‘ ‘ the re so lu tio n Is an o ffic ia l act o f the g o v e rn m e n t." L ib e ra ls in the H o u se w h o object to attem pted g o v e rn m e n t c e n s o rs h ip of the a rts w ere not m o v e d hy E d w a rd s ' point that " w c canno t u se the po w er o f the g o v e rn m e n t to co n d e m n sp eech , h o w e v e r o ffe n s iv e ." E ve n , for Instance, J o h n L e w is, D-Qn.. spoke and voted for the re so lu tio n . " W c have a m o ra l o b lig a tio n ," l.r w ls sa id , " in sp eak o u t a g a in st b ig o try ." T h e F lr s l A m e n d m e n t, ho w ever, d o cs not sp eak o f a m o ra l o b lig a tio n to Ju stify an o ffic ia l c o n g re s sio n a l c c n s o rs id p board. " W ill w c c o n d e m n b o o k s a n d m a g a z in e s n e x t ? " E d w a rd s asked. "O ffe n s iv e m o v ie s ? T h e ra cist o r se xist c o m m e n ts o f o ne a n o th e r? " A m e m b e r o f t lie H o u s e I n flu e n c e d try E d w a rd s ' fo cu s on the c o n s titu tio n a l r a m ific a ­ tio n s o f th e re so lu tio n w as lln h F lin c r. D -C allf. " A s a J e w a n d c iv il r lg h ls a c tiv is t, I w a s sic k e n e d at the re m a rk s of K lia lld A b d u l M u h a m m a d ... (h u ll a s a m e m b e r o f C o n g re ss. I a m sw o rn in pro te ct the C o n s titu tio n . JA C K ANDERSON North not the stuff for Senate H O D D IN G C A R T E R Russian spy case hardly unique T h e re is a te rrib le , u n d o u b te d ly m a lic io u s , r u m o r g o in g a ro u n d . It su g g e sts that the R u s s ia n s , d e sp ite b illio n s o f d o lla rs o f A m e r i­ c a n a id In re ce n t years, h ave been s p y in g on us. In fact, It goes so far ns to h in t that w c a rc a lso s p y in g on the R u ssia n s . If (h is Is tru e , tlae n d o f the e n d o f th e C o ld W a r Is u l h a n d , and It's tim e to d o u b le the defense b u d g et. T h a t is n 't u ll. Im p o ssib le a s it m a y be to be lieve, som e people have Imd the e ffro n te ry to In sin u a te th at Israel, w ho se v e ry e x iste n c e d e p e n d s o n m a s siv e A m e rlc u n u ld . r o u tin e ly s p ie s o n th e U n it e d S t u t c s . T h e m im e J o n a th a n P o lla rd su rfaced In th e ir d is c u s s io n s a n d we u rc a sk e d to u c c c p l that he Is s e rv in g a lo n g se n te n ce fo r h a n d in g o v e r Im p o rta n t U .S. defense In fo rm a tio n to the Israelis. T h e re arc ro gue h is lo rlu n s , p o litic a l sc lc n lis ts , re g io n a l s p e c ia lis ts a n d o th e r m a lc o n ­ te n ts w h o go m u c h furth er. T h e y c o n te n d that I n n u m e r a b le n a t io n s w h o s e s a fe ty , a n d p e rh a p s s u r v iv a l, h av e d e p e n d e d on the A m e ric a n s h ie ld h ave also ro u tin e ly spied u p o n us. N a m e s lik e G re a t B rita in , Fra n c e , the Iran o f the S h a h , the P h ilip p in e s o f M arco s, T u lw a n u n d J u p u n are u m o n g tho se re g u la rly b a n d ie d a b o u t. B u t th a t is not the m ost m o n s tro u s a ssertio n . S o m e a lle g e d ly k n o w le d g e a b le A m e r ic a n s b a ld ly c la im th a t w c h a v e u c e n tra liz e d in te llig e n c e a p p a ra tu s In th is c o u n try , c o stin g betw een 9 3 0 b illio n a n d $ 4 0 b illio n a year, w ho se m is s io n Is the a c c u m u la tio n o f In fo rm a ­ tio n a n d " a g e n ts o f In flu e n c e " a m o n g frie n d s a n d foes. U n d o u b te d ly as a Joke, w c have even h e a rd c o n g re s sm e n and b u sin e ss m e n urge t liu t v ery sam e, th o u g h u n d o u b te d ly m y th ic a l, a g e n cy to tu rn Its espionage e xp e rtise on the b u s in e s s a n d In d u stria l c o n c e rn s o f o th er la n d s. E n o u g h o f the sa rca sm . It Is too m u c h like, s h o o tin g fish In a barrel. Besid es, a fte r the In itia l ro u n d o f c o n g re ssio n a l b rc u s tb cu tln g a n d e d ito ria l u m b ra g e , everyo n e se em s to have c a lm e d d o w n a b o u t th e d is c o v e r y o f u h ig h - ra n k in g R u s s ia n m ole in the C IA . T h e re v e la tio n th a t A ld r ic h A m e s a n d h is w ife b e tra y e d the n a tio n for filth y lu c re — S2.fi m illio n o f It — ra th e r th a n from ld c o lo g lc u i c o n v ic tio n p ro b a b ly helped soothe so m e o u t­ raged s e n s ib ilitie s . S e llin g o u t for m o n e y Is so m e h o w m o re A m e ric a n Ihun s e llin g o u t for p o litic a l p rin c ip le . / B u t for a few d a y s It won a clo se race betw een h y p o c r is y a n d honest/.* P o litic ia n s w ere sw o o n in g w ith felgned^ Surprlse u ll o ver tow n . A lm o s t e v e ry m ovie* b u ff re m e m b e rs C la u d e R a in s, p la y in g the c o rru p t co p, [tarod y in g s u rp ris e u l the d isc o v e ry o f g a m b lin g In R ic k 's p lace in the m o v ie " C a s a b la n c a ." Y o u k n o w , f lic lin e that goes s o m e th in g lik e . " I 'm B h ockcd, sh o ck e d , s h o c k e d ." It c o u ld have been w ritte n fo r the c o n g re s sm e n w h o w ent b a n a n a s be cau se a R u s s ia n ag e n t w o rk in g In W a s h in g to n had u n m a s k e d A m e ric a n a g e n ts w o rk in g In M o sco w , so m e o f w ho se ta sk s u n d o u b te d ly In c lu d e d d ro p p in g (he d im e on R u s s ia n a g e n ts w o rk in g here. etc., etc. W h a t th e ir re a c tio n su gg ested w as that there Is s t ill no u n d e rs ta n d in g o r se n se o f Irony a m o n g m a n y A m e ric a n s a b o u t the w ay W a s h in g to n o p e rates in fo re ig n lands. W c lo n g a g o s lo p p e d b e in g I n n o c e n t s a b ro a d , If w e e ver w e re , a s t a te m e n t not of m o ra l re ­ in 11 v i s m h u t o f a b s o lu te fact. T h e o ld S o v ie t U n io n m a y have had m ore penp ic a c t u a l l y e m p lo y e d 111 t h e ir e s p io n a g e o p e r a ­ tio ns, sin c e everyo n e w ith in th at to la llta rla n I a n d w a s a u to m a tic a lly an In­ stru m e n t o f (lie sta le , h ill we w ere a clo se se co n d , fa r aheud In m o n e y a n d e x p e rtise o f w h o e v e r w a s In th ird place. A n d the g u m c goes on. w h ic h m a k e s the A ld r ic h b ro u h a h a p o te n tia lly m ore u sefu l th a n the In itia l re a c tio n m ig h t h ave suggested. It o ffers an a p p ro p ria te hook for a fu lls c a le r c -e x a m ltiu lk m o f the p u rp o se a n d scope, a m o n g o th e rs , o f the C e n tr a l In te llig e n c e A g e n c y a n d Ihc N a tio n a l S e c u r ity A g e n c y . It m lg h i e s ta b lish e x a c tly w h at we exp e ct o f o u r c o u n try w hen It co m e s to e sp io n ag e, lo use the tong w ord, o r sp y in g , to use the b lu n te r term . A re frie n d s fa ir g am e as w e ll as foes? W h en u n d w h u l Is e n o u g h ? A n s w e rin g those q u e s­ tio n s m ig h t h e lp p ro v id e a m o re nun need c o n te x t for o u r re a c tio n lo the In te llig e n ce a c tiv itie s o f o th e rs to pose b o th d a n g e rs a n d d ile m m a s . B u t are they c o m p a ra b le to tho se posted hy tin: S o v ie t e m p ire w h e n it w u s In fu ll (lo w er? W h e n M o sco w sp ie s oti u s tod ay, d o c s the th re at o f that esp io n ag e co m p a re w ith , let us say, f f t lt posed b y D cljlu g o r„P a rl» — o r Is It r e a lly p o r e lik e the o ld M oscow , a w o lf In sh e e p 's c lo th in g ? T h e sp eed w ith w h ic h C a p ito l H ill got o v er Its 1)117)110 d is p la y o f o u tra g e un d the case w ith w h ic h the a d m in is tra tio n m a n a g e d to sh o ve the e m b a rra s s in g A m e s m e ss h a c k u n d e r the m g su gg est lliu t m ost people b e liev e It Is the fo rm er. If It Is, how ever, that h a s Im p lic a tio n s fo r the in te llig e n c e budget w h ic h huve nut yet w o rk e d th e ir w a y Into the k in d o f re d u c tio n s u ske d o f m a n y o th e r g o v e rn m e n t agencies. W A S H I N G T O N — R e p u b lic a n s e n a to ria l c a n d id a te O liv e r N o rth h a s a w a y of s la n tin g d e t a ils o f h is life to fit a f la m b o y a n t p e rs o n a lity H ail se e m s to care little for the facts. C u llin g O lhe N o rth a lia r Is n o th in g new W e 'v e d o n e It before, a m i so h ave m a n y o lh e rs. Hut as he p u rs u e s Ills c a n d id a c y lo one of the w o rld 's m ost e x c lu s iv e c lu b s . It's w o rth w h ile re m in d in g fo lk s of w hat t ills m an has been It p ro v id e s a lik e ly h in t of w hat he m ig h t Ix-eome If c ir c le d lo the Senate. T o e x p la in h is v a rio u s a c tio n s In ih c I r u n - C o ii l r i i a f f a ir . N o rth h a s fo u n d a c o n v e n ie n t scapegoat for so m e o f Ills w orst sins: W illia m C a se y, the late d ire c to r o f i h c C e n t r a l I ti • le lllg e iic c A g e n c y , W liu l C a s e y m ig h t c la im h i re p ly has gone to Ills grave. C a s e y fa m ily con ■ C a llin g O lllo lld a n is believe that North a liar Is m u c h o f w h u l N o rth nothing now h a s sa id ub m it C a se y w a s lu v c n lr d o u t ol w h o le c lo th . N o rth w as c e rtu ln ly C a s e y 's protege, hot In the y e a rs s in c e C a s e y 's death. N o rth lia s a m p lifie d that re la tio n s h ip la r out o f p ro p o rtio n , som e fa m ily m e m lv-rs believe. F o r e x a m p le . N o rth Im p lies In Ills a u to b io ­ g ra p h y that h is frequent m e e tin g s w ill) C a se y In clu d e d v is its at F a n c y 's hom e. B u t C a s e y ’s w id o w , S o p h ia , sa y s sh e n ever saw N o rth m u ll the Ira n -C o u lru a ffa ir be ca m e p u b lic , a n d II w as u n lik e ly lie drop|x-d hy the house w lic n sh e w a sn 't there. It's b e co m e a N o rth tra d e m a rk lo e xa g g e r­ ate Ills a c c e ss lo top R eagan a d m in is tra tio n o ffic ia ls w hen Ihc re c o rd sh o w s o th e rw ise . N o rth h a s c la im e d lo have had frequent p riva te c o n ta c t w ith R eagan h im s e lf. B u i W h ile House: re c o rd s d o n 't m e n tio n a sin g le priva te H ire lin g betw een N o rth a n d R eagan, a n d far few er g ro u p e n c o u n te rs th a n N o rih bo asts u b o u l. N o rth h a s sa id that he used to b rie f R eagan o n ce or tw ic e a week. N o rth also c la im s that C ase y k n e w abo u t the d iv e rs io n o f p r o h is fro m (he Ira n ia n a rm s sa le s to the N ic a ra g u a n C o n tra s. N o rth bu s r e p o r t e d C a s e y " l o v e d " t h e Idea a n d a p p ro v e d o f It fu lly . T h e re 's Just o ne p ro b le m w ith N o rth 's c la im : H e never m ad e it w hen C u so y w a s ullve. A s a R e ad er’s D igest a rtic le lio lc d last J u u c : " N o r t h fa ile d to lin k (Casey) to the d iv e rsio n o n the m ost im p o rta n t o c c a sio n w hen he m ig h t huve d o n e so: at a m e e tin g on Nov. 23. 1986. w hen A tto rn e y G e n e ra l E d w in M c c sc de m and ed (lie facts a b o u t Ira n -C o n tra on b e h a lf o r the p re sid e n t. M c c s c a sk e d N o rth w h o else In th e g o v e rn ­ m ent k n e w about the d iv e rsio n .... A c c o rd in g lo n o te s taken at the m eeting. N o rth d id not m e n tio n C ase y — a n d d o in g so 'w o u ld huve been to h is a d v a n ta g e ,' M c c sc s a y s ." W e h a v e gathered a d d itio n a l In fo rm a tio n thul C a se y m ig h t not h ave kn o w n abo u t the d iv e rs io n — even th o u g h he w a s u fu lly a p p rise d p a rtic ip a n t o f the Iran ian sid e o f the Ira n -C o n tra ulTuir. C a s e y 's fa m ily re m e m b e rs the m o r n in g o f N ov. 25, 1980 a s If It w ere ye ste rd a y . J u s t b o u rn before M c c sc a n n o u n c e d the s c a n d a l to the w o rld , he ru sh e d lo a p riva te , h a s tily a rra n g e d 6 a .m . m e e tin g n l the C a s e y hom e. C a s e y 's so n -ln luw, O w e n S m ith , w as there. He w ent to the k itc h e n lo m ake coffee w h ile C a se y a n d M cCsc m c f. " W h e n BUI (Casey) c a m e o u t ." S m it h to ld a c o n fid a n t, " lie tu rn e d to m e u m f sa id Ih ln g s w ere 'g o in g lo lilt the fan o n t ills o n e.' He told m e. ‘ M o n e y w ent fro m Iran lo the C o n tra s t' I'd k n o w n B ill C a se y for a long, lo n g tim e, l ie lo o k e d Just s h o c k e d ." T h e C a s e y fa m ily a lso d isp u te s N o rth 's v e rsio n o f C u s c y ’s w ake. N o rih s a y s S o p h ia C a se y a sk e d h im lo co m e to her husband's w ake. B u t C a s e y 's d a u g h te r. B ern ad ette, sa y s N o rth cu lle d a n d a s k e d If he c o u ld co m e, nod that she agreed. �v '^ V Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 14, 1994 - 8A For the children BUILDING PERMIT ACTIVITY FISCAL Y E A R S 9 1 /9 2 ,9 2 /9 3 • ♦ 'F Y 91 /9 2 F Y 92 /9 3 •H* F Y 93/94 Building----C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e I A HI percen t d u rin g I he p a sl tw o y ea rs T h e B u ild in g D e p a rtm e n t Issued H9 so Tar t ills y ear, c o m p a re d to 49 p e rm its d u rin g tlie nam e m o n th s ;a y e a r ago. T h e c o u n ty is se ein g m onli lo -m o n th In iT ca ses as w ell, lie D tilld ln fj D e | iir im c n t Issued 9 n e w h o m e p e r m it s la s t 'm o n th , c o m p a re d to 0 5 In FebH ila r y 1993, a 37 percen t In­ c re a s e . E ig h t ro n im e r e la l bu ild|m g p e n u lts were issu e d Iasi m o m h . n e a rly thre e tu n e s the I h rc c p e rm its Issued d u rin g the sa m e m o n th last year. C o m m e r ­ c ia l a lte ra tio n s Increased fo u r­ fold. I9 Iasi m outh c o m p a re d lo liv e In F e b ru a ry 1993. T h e (o lid n u m b e r o f p e n u lts h ave decreased, b o th year-to d a te a n d fo r F e b r u a r y . T h e d iffe re n ce Is due to the n u m lie r o f rcro o fln g p e n u lts Issued l>v the c o m ity fo llo w in g the M a rc h 1992 h a ils to rm s w h ic h da m a ged th o u s a n d s o f so u th S e m in o le C o u itty hom es. A b o u t a th ird le s s p e r m it s w ere Issu ed tn F e b r u a r y 1993 c o m p a re d lo F e b ru a ry 1994. I h ii the v a lu e o f c o n s tru c tio n Is m o r e r e f l e c t i v e o f t h e s tre n g th e n in g ('(in stru ctio n ncliv llv . T h e v a lu e o f c o n s tru c tio n last m o n th w as $ 2 5 .5 m illio n , n e a rly d o u b le tlx* $ 1 4 .2 m illio n p e r m llte d In F e b ru a ry 1993 T h e re h a s liee n a 2 8 |>errcin Increase In c o n s tru c tio n v a lu e so far th is year, $100.2 m illio n O ils year c o m p a re d to $ 7 7 .7 m illio n last year. s u c h th in g s as re lig io n , c o n ­ d o m s. sex. h o m o s e x u a lity a n d u b a rllo n . If H ie s tu d e n ts w rite sto rie s on those to p ics, they w ill tell (he a d v ise r w ho w ill Inform the p rin c ip a l. " I 'm not s e llin g m y s e lf u p a s a ce n so r. I'm not try in g to le a d e v e ry th in g the n e w sp a p e r s ta ll d o e s." G a in e s said. "I w ant lo try a n d o pe rate as m u c h as we (H isslb ly ca n . a s I have said m a n y tim e s before. In the sam e v e in s u c h a s we h ave o pe ra ted In tim e s past. lin t the In fo rm a tio n sh a re d w ith m e w a s lh a t llie n e w sp a p e r w as un o pe n fn ru m . a n d I h u l’s the point that had in Ik - e s ta b lis h e d ." " I 'm not even s a y in g we are nut g o in g to have tho se th in g s ( c o n t r o v e r s ia l to p ic s ] in o u r n e w s p a p e r." G a in e s e x p la in e d , " b u t h o w th ey a rc d e a lt w ith Is the c r it ic a l Issue." W h e n he q u e stio n e d the r e ­ lig io n a rtic le s a n d g ra p h ic s m th e .J a n u a r y e d it io n o l 77n* Ham /m gr. G a in e s sa id he w as to ld he d id m il h ave a rig h t lo sa y a n y th in g because the new s p a p er w a s a n o|x-n fo ru m T h a i d e te rm in a tio n Is m a d e bv the In d iv id u a l a d m in is tra tio n s ol the h ig h s c h o o ls , he s a id . " T h e d e c la ra tio n has to co m e from the p r in c ip a l." per a s iK-lng a n open fo ru m . Il Is not m y d e sire e ith e r to p rio r re v ie w e v e ry th in g that c o m e s from the new spaper. It is m y d e sire to a llo w the s tu d e n ts a s m u c h freed o m as p o s sib le w llh ln that range h u t 1 need to be su re that If. In fact, there a re c e rta in th in g s that are dealt w llb lh a t m a y n r g a llv c ly Im pact th is e n v i­ ro n m e n t Il w ill be h a n d le tn su ch a fa sh io n that Its not g o in g to c a u se p ro b le m s lor u s here at the s c h o o l." J u lia H o b b s o l G lvo K id s tho W orld ro co lve s a re so lu tio n from S e m in o le C o u n ty c o m m is s io n ­ e rs, D ic k Van D er W olde, lo ll, and Larry Fu rlo ng, rlg h l C o m m is s io n e rs d o claro d M arch 25 lo A p ril 9 "C e le b ra tio n for G lvo K id s the W orld R o un dup ." Torm inally-lll c h ild re n and Htrtld Fholoby Tommy Vlneont their la m llio s from around tho w orld receive a free vacation lo ce n tra l F lo rid a attra ctio n s from the non-prolit o rg an izatio n . M oro than 4,000 fa m ilie s wore ho sted at K id s V llla g o near W alt D isn ey W orld. lew spaperC o n t in u c d fr o m P a g e 1 A per J l w a s an open lo ru in . a n d In the 1 (new spaper, It w as p rin te d up that ii w a s a n o p e n Ib ru m ." G u in e a e xp la in e d . "In m y re­ se a rc h in g . I Irk'd to e s ta b lish ho w d id the new spape r gel to lie an o p e n lo ru m . b e cau se there Is n o o t h e r n e w s p a p e r In th e c o u n ty that Is an open foru m , a n d trie d lo d e te r m in e w h o d e cla re d the new sp a p e r a n open fo ru m . In m y re se a rch , there w as n o d e c isio n ever m ude by a n y a d m in is tra to r to give the Lake M a ry H ig h S c h o o l ncw.spuper open fo ru m sta tu s. I c o m ­ m u n ic a te d lh a t to the e d ito rs .m il I a lso c o m m u n ic a te d that to the s p o n s o r." %e. T h e q u e stio n o f w h e th e r the new spape r Is a n o p e n o r clo sed lo ru m has legal Im p lica tio n s. II there Is an a rtic le I h ave a q u e s t io n a b o u t . " G a in e s e x p la in e d . "I w aul the s tu d e n ts and e v e ryo n e else to kn o w that I w ill q u e stio n t Ik - a rtic le a s II (H a te s to the (le a rn lu g l c n v l ro n m e n t on c a m p u s, w ith o u t people c la im in g there has been a v io la tio n ol th e ir rig h ts I h-c u u s c ol the fact that they a rc t h in k in g that the n e w sp a p e r Is an open lo ru m . I'm not g o in g to p rio r re v ie w e v e ry th in g that cornea fro m the n e w s p a p e r." G a in e s sa id he w ill p ro v id e the s tu d e n ts w ith a lis t o f to p ic or su b je cts w h ic h m ig h t he c o n s id ­ ered c o n tro v e rsia l, for e x a m p le . " I n c h e c k in g w it h fo rm e r p r in c ip a ls ," G a in e s sa id , " n o p r in c ip a l at La ke M a ry H ig h S c h o o l h a s ever e s ta b lish e d a L a k e M a ry H ig h S c h o o l new spa- InterchangeC o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1 A the p ro po sed lin k to Interstate 4 have a ll r o m m ltic d m d o n a tin g la n d needed to h n lld the $11 m illio n Interchan ge. In the p la n ­ n in g stage s sin c e 19H7. T h e s t a t e m u s t n o w c o m p le t e lu s t in c a llo n stu d ie s a n d su b m it a pro p o sal to lire F e d e ra l H igh- Funding-----C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1 A M a ck . 0 -F lu ., u m e m b e r o f the Sen ate A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e has also pledged su p p ort. M ic a said. T h c S e m In o I c C o u n t y E x p re s s w a y A u th o rity a n d F lo r ­ id a D e p a rtm e n t o f T ra n s p o rta ­ tio n are se e k in g $H5 m illio n as p a ri o f proposed N a tio n a l H ig h ­ w a y S y s te m Im p ro v e m e n ts . M ic a 's p r e s s a id e S h a r o n P in k e rto n said m o re th a n I.CKH) p ro je c ts have been su b m itte d for fu n d in g . B rln to n . w h o u lso testified at the M a rc h 9 hearing, sa id the fe d e ra l fu n d in g Is c r u c ia l to s e c u r in g th e $ 1 0 0 m illio n needed from th e sla te to b u ild ' the lin k be tw een U .S. H ig h w a y 17-92 a n d the Interchange. P re ­ lim in a r y tra ffic p ro je ctio n s s u g ­ gest lo lls c o u ld n 't rep a y b o n d s to b u ild both th e ro ad a n d In­ te rch an g e, H rlu to n said. School What'* for lunch? Tuesday, Mar. 15,1994 C h ill and R ico C orn Bread M ixed V e g etab les Banana or C h o i's Salad o r Bag Lunch Low F a l M ilk ________ m r ,„i _z> w a y A d m in is tra tio n before the e n d of th is year. T o preserve the la n d d o n a ­ tio ns. Interchange d e sig n p la n s u n is i be co m p leted b y the end of 1999 a n d c o n s tru c tio n started before J u ly 1. 1997. C o u n ty M a n a g e r H on R a b u n w rote I" a le tte r to the state e a rlie r M ils m o n th . " I f y o u r d e p a rtm e n t does not m eet a ll o f the-*' lim e fram es, the effo rts that d e ve lo p e d lilt s Joint state, federal. lo ca l a n d p riv a te project w ill he fru stra te d a n d t h is m u c h n e e d e d ro a d project w ill he th w a rte d ," H a h u u w ro te h en W a lts, se cre ta ry o f th e F lo r id a D e p a rtm e n t o f T ra n s p o rta tio n . T h e agreem ent re q u ire d the c o o p e r a tio n o f A r v ld a C o rp .. h a n k o f C e n t n il F lo r id a a n d S im o n D evelopm ent Co. h a n k o f C e n tra l F lo rid a w ill s e ll I h e ir p ro p e rty lo the s ta le w ith a $ 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 c o n t r ib u t io n fr o m A r v ld a a n d $ 4 3 5 ,0 0 0 from L a k e M a ry , o r ig in a lly pledged for the R in e h a rt R o ad w id e n in g . W h e n C o n g re ss a p p ro p ria te d $ 1 1 .2 m illio n for the p ro je cl in I9H7. no m oney w a s Inclu ded fo r la n d . A t th e tim e . J c n o I’a u lu c c l arid o ther m a jo r p ro p ­ e rty o w n e rs at the In te rch a n g e s it e w e re e a g e r fo r th e 1-4 c o n n e c tio n to Ixiost th e ir d e v e l­ o p m e n t . h u t In s u b s e q u e n t years, la n d ch a n g e d h a n d s or w a s lost In fo re clo su re s a n d the Interest In the project w aned. Il w a s renew ed last y e a r w h e n II a p p ea red fcd e n il fu n d in g c o u ld be revo ked because o f In a c tiv ity . C o n g re ssm a n J o h n M ic a . R -F c rn P a rk, said he told c o u n ty and p riv a te la n d o w n e rs tr th e y d id n 't p ro v id e the la n d for the project, lie w o u ld not c o n tin u e to s u p ­ port p re s e rv a tio n o f the federal gra nt. D r. T o m M a re y . e x e c u tiv e d ire c to r o f h ig h s c h o o ls d id not re tu rn n u m e ro u s c a lls to Ills office. Restaurant— C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e I A s p e c ific a tio n s re g a rd in g pro per lood se rv ice pro cedu res. T h e t r a ile r w ill a ls o h a v e r e s tro o m f a c ilit ie s fo r th e em ployees. T h e request is s tric tly lor the period of tim e (lu rin g w h ic h tin m a ll c o n s tru c tio n project Is u n ­ derw ay. C it y M an a g er h ill S im m o n s is p la n n in g in r e c o m m e n d the e o m m ls s lu ii a p p r o v e th e re­ quest. w ith the s tip u la tio n that no a lc o h o lic beverages be served on the p ro p e rty. A c c o rd in g to d o c u m e n ts c o n ­ tained tn the agenda lo r to ­ n ig h t 's c o m m is s io n m e e tin g , (here w a s no req u est Inclu ded for a lc o h o lic beverages. T h e m a tte r Is s c h e d u le d for c o n sid e ra tio n d u rin g the reg u la r m e e tin g o f the C it y C o m m is s io n , b e g in n in g at 7 p.m ., th is e v en ­ ing. In ih c c o m m is s io n c h a m ­ bers o f S a n fo rd C ity H a ll. 3(X) N. P a rk A v e n u e K U R T W . BO KO W S, SR. K u r t W . lio r o w s . S r .. H I. •\uibcrgatc C o u rt, D e lla r y . died F r id a y . M a r c h I I . 1994. a l R e gency P a rk N u r s in g C en ter. R u m M a rc h 21. 1912. In N ew Y o rk C ity , lie m oved lo D e lla ry from O rla n d o over thre e y ea rs ago. M r R o ro w s w a s the retired o w n e r o f E a s y M e th o d D riv in g S ch o o l. O rla n d o , lie be lo n g ed lo E m m a u s L u th e ra n C h u rc h . O rang e C ity . S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w if e . E liz a b e th C r ill IJorrow s: sons, the Rev. K u rt W. R o ro w s, J r.. Port C lin to n . O hio. L u n c c F.. D e lla ry : sister. E ile e n M rlelm an. S to n y B ro o k . L.I.. N .Y .: fiv e g ra n d c h ild re n and th re e g re a t­ g ra n d c h ild re n . S te p h e n R. R a ld n iiff F u n e ra l H o m e . D elto n a , in c h a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ts. D O N A L D C. C O L E D o n a ld C. Cole, 61. P lu m T ree D riv e . D e lt o n a , d ie d F r id a y . M a rc h I I . 1994. at O rla n d o R e g io n a l M e d ica l C en ter. R o m A p r il 15. 1932, In R o c k v ille C c n lc r . N .Y .. he m o v e d to D e ­ lto n a fro m L a k e M a ry over three y e a rs ago. M r. C o le w a s a retired chef, l ie a tten d ed O u r L a d y o f the L a k e s C h u rc h . D elto n a He served In H ie U.S. A r m y d u rin g Hie K o re a n C o n d le L S u r v iv o r s Inclu de w ife. M a rlo n B r o w n C o le ; d a u g h t e r s . D rb o ra li, D eltona. J e n n ife r. S a il- Hii i M Photo by Tommy Vlneont S e m in o le C o u n ly c o m m is s io n e r s C ftrlfo n Honloy, Pat Warren and D ick Van Der W oldo, left lo right, present David M e d le y and s c h o o l b o a r d m e m b e r S a n d y R o b in s o n w it h a re so lu tio n p ro cla im in g M arch as V io le n c e Free C o m m u n ity M onth. M e d ley and R o b in so n are co -ch airm e n of S o m ln o fe C o unfy S afo S ch o o ls. Legion C o n t in u e d fr o m P n g e I A lean Legio n A u x ­ ilia r y U n it 75. S m it h 's w ife, Jo a n n e , se rv e s a s u n it presid ent. T h e o b s e rv a n c e is fo r th e u u lln n u l o rg a u t/a liu ri. a n d ts b e in g c c lc b r u lf d by posts a cro ss ilu- e n tire n atio n T o m o rro w m o rn in g . S a n fo rd M a y o r lic it ye S m ith w ill be o n h a n d -it Post 53, 2 9 7 4 S S a n fo rd A v e n u e , to o lllc iu lly d e c la r e A m e ric a n L e g io n W eek for Ihc c it y o f S a u lo rd . E v e n ts open to the general p u b lic are s c lic d u lc d for t ills c o m in g F rid a y , S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y at the past p ro p e rly . F rid a y w ill le a lu re a harbeque d in n e r a n d m u sic. T h e d in n e r w ill be from 5:30 u n til 7 p .m al lo r d , D o r is . W in t e r S p r in g s . D ia n e A lv e rc /.. M ia m i: s o n s . D a v id J o h n . R o n a ld P a tric k , b o th o f S a n fo rd : s ix g r a n d ­ c h ild re n S te p h e n K. IL ild m ilt F u n e ra l H o m e . D e lto n a . In c h a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ts . M A T H IA S K U T S K O M a th ia s K u ls k o . H I. F ly n n S tre et, D elto n a, d ie d S a tu rd a y . M a rc h 12, 1991, al his re si­ dence. H orn Dee. 13, 1912. In Y o u n g sto w n . Ohio, he m oved lo C e n tra l F lo rid a iw o y e a rs ago. Mr. K u ls k o w a s a su p e rv is o r for R e p u b lic St e e I C o r p Y o u n g sto w n . He belonged to O u r L a d y o l th e L a k e s C h u r c h . D eltona, a m i D eltona H ills G o lf a n d C m m ir y C lu b . S u r v iv o rs In clu d e wife, E m ily X c lln u K u ls k o ; dau ghter. D o n n a S h e rw ln . S u n n y v a le . C alif.: son. M ich a e l. L a k e Tahoe. C alif.; s is ­ ter. C e c e lia C h ris tia n . N a p e rv ille . Ill : one g r a n d c h ild and o ne g re a t-g ra n d c h ild . S te p h e n R. R a ld a u ll F u n e ra l H o m e . D elto n a. In ch a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ts . H ELEN SAM S H e le n S a m s. 74, V ic k s b u rg S h e e t. D elto n a, died S a tu rd a y . M in c h 12. 1994, a l F lo r id a H o s p it a l. A lta m o n t e S p rin g s . H orn Nov. 11. 1919. In C h ica g o , sh e m o v e d to C e n tra l F lo rid a In 19H | M rs. S a m s w as a h o m e ­ $ 5 per person, w llb m u s ic b e ­ g in n in g al 7:30 p.m S a t u r d a y ts a s p e c ia l S t. P a t r ic k 's D ay p a rly b e g in n in g at 7 p.m . 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W ls.; n in e g ra n d c h ild re n . c h a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ts. S te p h e n R. R a ld a u tf F u n e ra l H o m e , D c llo n a . In c h a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ts. S A L L I E S T E V E N BON S a llle S teven so n , 49, M a itla n d A v e n u e , A lt a m o n t e S p r in g s , d ie d S a tu rd a y . M u rc h 12, 1994. at F lo rid a H o sp ita l, A lta m o n te S p rin g s . B o rn J u ly 4, 1944. In B u c k in g h a m . I’m . sh e m o ved lo C e n tra l F lo rid a In 1983. M rs. S te v e n so n w as the a u th o r o f se ve ral c h ild re n 's a n d se lf-he lp ho o ks. S h e w as an E p is c o p a lia n . S h e b e lo n g e d lo R o m a n c e W rite rs of A m e ric a , the F lo rid a P re ss A sso cia tio n , O A S IF S . the I n t e r n a t io n a l M o to r S p o r ts A s s o c .. S p o r ts C a r C lu b of A m e r ic a . A m e r ic a n M c n s u L i m i t e d . S e m in o l e C o u n t y Y M C A and the N a tio n a l League o f A m e ric a n Pen W om en, S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e f a t h e r . P h ilip M.. W ild e r P a rk : sister. M a r jo r ie S. H n lld c c n , W in te r P a rk . B a l d w i n - F a i r c h il d F u n e r a l H o m e . A lla m o n le S p rin g s . In C H A R L E S F. W A G N E R . J R . C h a r le s F. W ag ner. J r .. 37. F e rd in a n d A v en u e , D elto na, died T h u rs d a y . M a rch 10, 1994, at H a lifa x H o sp ita l M e d ic a l C e n te r, D a y to n a Beach. B o rn Sept. 24, 1956. in F a irb a n k s , A la s k a , he m o ved to D elto n a from S a n fo rd s ix y e a rs ago, Mr. W ag n e r w as a c a rp e n te r for S e m in o le C o u n ty F a c ilitie s M a in te n a n ce . S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w if e , T a m m y ; paren ts. C h a rle s F., Sr. A M a ry W ag n e r. D elto na: d a u g h ­ ters. D a n ie lle O ire n b crg er. D ana O ffe iib e rg c r. both o f D e lto n a . 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U .S. o ffic ia ls told the T im e s he had a rriv e d In G e o r g ia o n a s s ig n m e n t th e m o n th before. A ls o n e ce ssa ry Is e x a m in in g the p o s s ib ility that A m e s sold In fo rm a tio n on d ru g o p e ra tio n s from Ills m ost recent post In the C I A ’s C o u n te r n a r c o llc s C en te r. Gas prices drop LO S A N G E L E S -T h e r e t a il p r ic e o f g a s o lin e dipiM-d s lig h tly d u rin g the p a st tw o w eeks, a n In ­ d u s try a n a ly s t said. T h e a v era g e w a s 109.77 c e n ts a g a llo n on F rid a y , d o w n .29 c e n ts from the p r e v io u s s u r v e y . T r i lb y i.u n d b c r g of the L u n d h e rg S u rv e y sa id S u n d a y . P r ic e s p e r g a llo n at s e lf - s e r v e p u m p s w e re : r e g u la r u n le a d e d 102.4H c e n ts; m id d le g ra d e u n ­ lea ded 113.90 cents: p re ­ m iu m u n le a d e d 1 2 2 .1 5 cen ts: lea ded 105.02 cents. 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T h e late e n try by a co n tin g e n t ol about 3 0 h o m o s e x u a ls drew no o p p o sitio n , a n d they m a rch ed In S u n d a y 's I •12nd a n n u a l parade behin d a ba n n e r reading "Iris h L e sb ia n & G a y O rg a n i/a lio n ." said J o e O D o n o g h iie . the parade c h illi m a n "W e w o u ld n 't be co n siste n t w ith o u r sta n d o il no p o litic a l or r e l i g i o u s d i s c r i m i n a t i o n In N o rth e rn Ire land If th e y w ere kept o u t." lie sa id T h e g ays a n d le sb lu n s w ere a s m a ll segm ent o f a parade that drew th o u sa n d s to Us M arket S tre e t ro u te , a n d fe a tu re d s c r e e c h in g b a g p ip e s a n d e n e rg etic Irish dan cers. T h e m a in p o litic a l m essage w a s the stru g g le In N o rth e rn Ire land and s ig n s re a d in g " B r it ­ Ish T ro o p s G et O ut of Ire la n d ." " I R A A ll T h e W a y " a n d " B r it a in S t ill H o ld s Ire la n d " w ere p le n ­ tifu l. T h e p a r a d e 's f o u r g r a n d m a r s h a ls a l l e s c a p e d f r o m N o rth e rn Ire la n d 's M aze P riso n In 1983 A lle g e d te rro rists K e v in H a rry A r il . P a u l H rc n n n n , T e re n c e K irb y a n d J a m e s S m y th w ere c a p tu re d In C a lifo rn ia a n d are In c u s t o d y f a c in g e x t r a d i t i o n c h a rg e s m federal co u rt m S a n F ra n c isc o . M a y o r F ra n k .lo id a n . a past g ra n d m a rsh a l, d id n 't m e n tio n the fo u r w h en St. P a t r ic k ’s D ay fe s tiv itie s opened T h u rs d a y at C it y H ull. I lls aide. N oah G riffin , sa id J o rd a n felt the ce re m o n y w a s not the pro per fo ru m . T h e g a y a n d le s b ia n c o n ­ tin g en t drew little a tte n tio n on tin- te n -b lo ck route. " T h e y h ave as m u c h right to m a r c h a s a n y b o d y . " s a lil Astronauts to test new arm attachment By MIKE DRAQO A s s o c lto d P re ss W riter_______ S P A C E C E N T E R. H o u s to n — A s t r o n a u ts toduy tested a new m a g n e t­ ic a t t a c h m e n t fo r C o l ­ u m b ia 's ro b o t a rm that N A S A h o p e s w ill a llo w for m o re deft h a n d lin g o f sa te l­ lite s a n d o th e r space curgo. A s tro n a u t M a rsh a Ivin s sw u n g the 50-foot u rm o ver the o pe n p a y lo a tl b a y a n d la tc h e d o n to th e de vice, k n o w n a s the d e x te ro u s end effector, o r D E E . It f e a t u r c s t w o e lectro m a g n ets, a se n so r to gauge how m u c h force Is b e in g a p p lie d a n d a new ta rg e tin g system . S h e a n d c re w m a te C h a r le s " S a m " G c m n r th e n trie d o u t the new g u id a n c e s y s te m , w h ic h uses a m irro r a n d three vid eo c a m e ra s to h e lp lin e u p the a rm w ith Its target. T h e y w ere la te r to take t u r n s m a n e u v e r in g th e a rm a n d U s new app end age a ro u n d targ ets und g ra b ­ b in g a d u m m y s a te llite In the ca rg o bay. T h e D E E c o u ld e v e n ­ tu a lly re p la ce the c u rre n t g ra p p lin g m e th o d In w h ic h the a rm m e c h a n ic a lly la t­ c h e s o n to po sts e x te n d in g from o bje cts. C a rg o c o u ld Instead be o u tfitte d w ith flat, sp a ce -sa v in g p ie ce s of Iron to a ttru c t the m ag nets. A ls o tod ay, the c re w fired s h u t t le t h r u s t e r s th a t low ered C o lu m b ia 's orbit from IH-t m ile s to about UK) m ile s for a s tu d y ol s h u ttle glow . S in c e the lllg h l began, a tm o s p h e ric s c ie n tis ts at the G o d d a rd Space F lig h t C e n te r In G rc c n b c ll, McL, h a v e been s tu d y in g (he fa in t h a lo that a p p e a rs as u to m lc o x y g e n a n d o th e r gases c o llid e w ith s h u ttle s u rfa c e s . T h e y w a n t to o b se rv e the glow at d if­ ferent a ltitu d e s. 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It's re a lly a neat t ilin g ." he sa id. J e r r y E lle n w o o d o f D a y M o rtu a ry In B lo o m in g to n sa id lie h a s so ld thre e or fo u r Indianac o lo r e d c a s k e t s s in c e t h e y be ca m e a v a ila b le last s u m m e r. C o m p a ra b le c a sk e ts in b la c k a n d g o ld for P u rd u e U n iv e rs ity fa n s a lso a rc a v a ila b le . T h e c a sk e t Is m a n u fa c tu re d by O a k G r o v e I n t e r n a t io n a l o f M a n I s t c e , M ic h ., w h ir h s p e c ia liz e s In fib e rg la ss ca skets. " W e d o n 't m ake (he m w ith co lle g e s In m in d , but so m e o f the c o lo rs are so m ew h a t In d ic a tiv e o f c e rta in c o lle g e s." c o m p a n y p re s id e n t J im K lt s z k o w s k l sa id. " A c t u a lly , o n e o f o u r c u s to m ­ e rs in T e x a s does the sa m e th in g fo r the T e x a s A ttM A g g ie s ." he sa id . " T h e c o lo rs a re a p p r o x i­ m a te ly the sa m e " G a e d e re m e m b e rs a re ce n t fu n e ra l. " Y o u s h o u ld h a v e se e n It. E v e ry th in g w a s IU c o lo rs Inside th e fu n e ra l h o m e ." lie sa id . " I n c lu d in g the flo w e rs." Legal Notices IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T FO 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 ber 94 149 C P D lv lilo n Probate IN R E E S T A T E O F M A R Y A L IE N E A S H V IL L E . Dictated N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS T R A T IO N On* P R ) The a d m in is t r a tio n o l Ihe • »tali> o l M A R Y A L I E N E A S H V I L L E . d e c e a s e d , F ile N u m ber 94 149 C P . It pending In lh» C irc u it C ou rt, lo r Sem inole County. F lo rid a . Pro ba t* D lv l slon, the address o l w hich Is PO B os C, S anlord. F lo rid a j j ; ; j oast The nam e and a ddress o l the P e rs o n a l R e p re s e n ta tiv e and the P erson a l R e presen ta tive 's attorney are se l 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 person s on w hom th is n otice Is served w ho have ob le ction s lh a l ch a llen g e the v a lid Ity o l the W ill, the q u a lifica tio n s o l (he Pe rso n a l R e p re sa n la llv e , venue, or ju ris d ic tio n o l this C ou rt a re req u ired lo III* Ihelr o b j e c t io n s w it h t h is C o u r t 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 O F 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 end other persons hevin g c la im s o r dem ands a g a ln sl decedent s • s la te on w hom a copy o l this n olle* Is served w ith in three m onths a lte r the d a le o l the llr s l Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices p u b lica tio n o l th is notice m ust (lie Ihelr c la im s w ith this C ou rt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F 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 O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R TH E D A T E O F 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 th e r c r e d ito rs o l Ihe decedent and persons havin g c la im s or dem an d s a g a ln sl Ihe decedent's estate m ust llle Ih elr c la im s w ith th is court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R THE O A T E O F T H E F IH 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 , D 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 IL L B E F O R E V E R BARRED The da le o l Ihe llr s l P u b llc a lio n o l th is n otice Is M a rc h I. 1994 Person al R epresen tative H ow ard J. Shrock c/o H G R E O L E E .P A A ttorn ey lo r P erson a l R e p re sa n la llv e : H G reg Lee. E sq u ire F lo rid a B a r No 151101 H G R E O L E E .P A 2014 F o u rth Street Sarasota. F lo rid a 1421) Telephone ( I U ) 9)4 004) P u blish : M a r c h ) . 14.1994 D E P 14 estate o l A N N M O i l I M L R . d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b e r 94 1)9 C P . Is pending In the C ir c u it C o u r t lo r S e m in o le County, F lo rid a . P ro b a te D lv l slon, Ihe address o l w h ich Is S em in o le Cou n ty C ou rthou se. S a n lo rd . F lo r id a ])> )l The nam es and addresses o l Ihe person al rep resen ta tive an d Ihe p e rs o n a l re p re s e n ta tiv e 's .si torney are sel 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 IFIE D T H A T ; A ll pe rso n s on w hom th is notice Is served w ho h ave ob lection s lh a l ch allen g e Ihe v a lid Ity o l Ihe w ill, the q u a lifica tio n s o l Ihe personal re p re s a n la llv e . venue, or ju risd ictio n o l this C ourt a re re q u ire d lo file Ihelr o b j e c t io n s w it h th is C o u r t W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E M ONTHS A F T E R 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 TH IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R TH E O A TE OF S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E ON c la im s w ith th is court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E O 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 . D E M A N D 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 HE F O R E V E R BARRED The d a le o l the firs t p u b lic* lio n o l th is N otice Is M a rc h 14. 1994 P e rso n a l Representative DANA SCO TTCALLAN 110 N Sunset D riv e C a sselb erry. F L 1)10) A tto rn ey lo r P erson a l Representative L W C A R R O L L . JR .. E S Q U IR E LA W R EN C E W C AR R O LL. JR ,P A 500 £ A lta m o n te D r ,000 A lta m o n te Springs. F L 1)101 Telephone (40)1 140 SSM F lo rid a B a r No 09I4M P u b lis h M a rch 14, II, 1994 D E P •) 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 CO 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 ber 94 119 C P IN R E ESTATE OF A N N M O IT T M E R 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 r a tio n o l Ihe THEM A ll c re d ito rs o l Ihe decedent and other persons h a v in g c la im s o r dem ands a g a ln sl decedent's e s la le on w hom a copy o l this nolle* Is served w ith in three m onths a lter Ihe d a le o l Ihe llr s l p u b lic a tio n o l this notice m ust Ilia Ih elr c la im s w ith th is 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 THE O 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 o th e r c r e d ito rs o l Ihe decedent a n d persons h avin g c la im s or dem ands a g a ln sl Ihe decedent's e s la le m ust III* Ihelr N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N otice Is hereby g iv e n lh a l I am engaged In business a l 1110 N M a r c y O r . Longwood. F L 12)50, Sem inole County. F lo rid a , under the F ic titio u s N a m e o l B E C F U N D I N G , a n d th a t I Intend lo re g iste r sa id nam e w ith ihe O lv lslo n o l C orp ora lion s. Tallah assee. F lo rid a . In accord a n ce w ith Ihe p rovision s o l Ihe F ic titio u s N a m e Statutes. To W it: S eiliu .) *45 09. F lo rid a Statutes 1991 B R E T L E Y E Q U IT Y C O R P O R A T IO N S c o ll A Sloan P u b lis h M a rc h 14.1994 I O E P 12) �» • t MONDAY Sanford Herald M a r c h ' 14, Sports IN BRIEF •• 1994 B T e a rin g up the tra c k Tribe boys are easy winners in Ed ison Invitational ___ Barkley, Suns knock off Magic O R L A N D O - C h a r le s lU ir k lc y lo o k ed h e a lth y a g a in . A n d to the I 'h o c n lx S u n s, that m e a n t m o re th a n S u n d a y 's 1 0 0 9 3 v ic to r y o v e r the O r la n d o M a g ic. B a r k le y . In h is best p e rfo rm a n ce sin c e re ­ t u r n in g fro m a knee In ju ry that sid e lin e d h im 17 g n tn e s. sc o re d 3 0 p o in ts nnd g ra b b e d 2 0 re b o u n d s to lend the S u n s. S h n q u llle O 'N e a l had 3 9 p o in ts for the M a g ic. UCF gets past Florida O R L A N D O — J a y V e n la rd tossed n c o m p le te g a m e a n d M att A m m a n w ent 2-tbr-5 w ith three R B I as C e n tra l F lo rid a t>ent F lo rid a 7-2 S u n d a y . V e n la rd (3-0) sc a tte re d tw o ru n s o n seven b its a n d fan n e d five, w h ile the U C F K n ig h ts (12-8) re c o rd e d 14 h its a g a in s t O a to r 112-8) p itc h in g . From Staff Reporte F O R T M Y E R S — D epth In the s p rin ts p lu s a ty p ic a l n ig h t fo r A n d re S c o tt a n d B e rn a rd S p a rro w h elp e d the S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l Im ys’ tra c k team m a k e a sh a m b le s o f F rid a y n ig h t's E d is o n In v ita tio n a l. S e m in o le , the d e fe n d in g C la s s 3 A state c h a m ­ p io n . o u tsc o rc d ru n n e r-u p S a ra s o ln -R lv c rv lrw 78-55V4. " W e took a ll th e k id s d o w n a n d let everyo n e run." sa id S e m in o le co nch K e n B ra m n a n . "W e 're s t ill lo o k in g at d llfc rc n t people In different events, so w e had t-v c ry lx id y ru n n in g . W e 're s ta rtin g to Im p ro ve In so m e a re a s but there a n ­ o th e r a reas w h ere w e 're not d o in g as w ell as I lb o u g h t w e'd be. " T h is w as a c h a n c e to go so m ew h ere else. T ills w eek, w e're g o in g to J a c k s o n v ille for I In- B ob l l n y c s I n v it a t i o n a l, t lu - n w e 'r e g o in g to G a in e s v ille for the F lo rid a R e la y s O n ce A p r il g e ls here, w e're Into It fu lltim e In t ills area T h ese m eets are o u r o n ly c h a n c e to gel a w a y nn d ru n a g a in st o th e r p c o p ie ." A c c o rd in g to B ra m n a n . the ro ad trip s also h elp p rep are the y o u n g e r S e m ln o le s to deal w ith the u n iq u e c irc u m s ta n c e s th ey w ill e n c o u n te r w h e n llu - y h a v e to le a v e S e m in o le C o u n t y fo r postseason m eets. " T il ls h e lp s th e m get used to tra v e lin g , to gel used to c o n d itio n s that they d o n 't face w hen y o u 're r u n n in g at h o m e a ll the lim e ." D ru u m n n said. C o ry W ils o n . A n d re R a w lin g s, a n d C h a r lie F a rm e r paced the T r ib e 's effort In the sp rin t ev en ts F r id a y n ig h t. W ils o n w o n the 100 m eter d a sh In 1 0 8 se co n d s w ith R a w lin g s fin is h in g se co n d at 10.9. T ile tw o then c o m b in e d w ith D e rric k S w a in a n d F a rm e r to w in the -l * 100-m eter re la y In 4 2 .8 seconds. F a rm e r la te r fin is h e d sccfPhd In the 20 0 -m eter d a s h w it h a tim e o f 2 2 .2 s e c o n d s w h ile te a m m a te s A n s e l D a v is a n d B ry a n l M oore ca m e In fo u rth (2 2 .5 )a n d s ix th 122.9). re sp e ctiv e ly . D avis, w h o a ls o took Ilfth In the 4 0 0 -m e lc r d ash w ith a llin c of 53 .1. a n d M oore Joined A sw a d D u v a l a n d S w a in on S e m in o le 's secondp lu c c 4 x 4 0 0 -m c tc r re la y (3:34.9). D u v a l add ed a fo u rth -p la ce sh o w in g In the 8 0 0 -m e le r ru n (2:07). S co tt c o n tin u e d h is d o m in a n c e In the trip le Jum p w ith a w in n in g Jum p o f 5 0 feel. inches, l i e also took first In the lo n g Ju m p 122 feet. 5 Inches) a n d a th ird In the h ig h lu m p (6 fed ). S p a rro w add ed a first-p la ce sh o w in g In the shot put (57 feet. 0 Inches) and a second In the d is c u s (144 feet. 0 Inches) R a w lin g s a lso took lo u rth In th r trip le J u m p 142 feel). AROUND THB STATE Hagge hits, itches ions by Mainland Reds overtake Marlins E M E L B O U R N E — B ret B o o n e d ro v e In the ty in g ru n n n d sco red the w in n in g ru n S u n d a y In C in c in n a t i's 3-2 v ic to r y o v e r F lo r id a In a s p lit-s q u a d gam e for both team s. Marlins shut down Braves W E S T P A L M B E A C H - D ave W e a th e rs a n d th re e re lie v e rs h e ld A tla n ta to tw o lilts , a n d a s p lit s q u a d o f M a r lin s sc o re d firs t-in n in g r u n s o il S te v e A v e ry a s F lo rid a w e n i o n to beat the B ra v e s 2 - 1 S u n d a y . From Staff Raporta FSU runs win streak to 4 T A L L A H A S S E E - D o u g M lc n lk lc w lc * w ent 3-for-3 a n ti dro ve In fo u r r u n s w ith a h o m e ru n a n d a p a ir o f d o u b le s to le a d F lo rid a S ta te to a 13-3 w in o v e r S o u th e a st M is s o u ri S la te S u n d a y . It w a s F lo rid a S la te s fo u rth stra ig h t w in Hurricanes hold off FAU B O C A R A T O N - B ru c e T h o m p s o n bit a h o m e r a n d T o b y D o lla r e a rn e d the w in a s M ia m i beat F lo r id a A t la n t ic 7-4 S u n d a y . D o lla r (3-0) w o rk e d si* Innings, a llo w in g three ru n s . D a n n y G ra v e s e a rn e d Ills 10th save. AROUND THE NATION . . . V * '• ~ •i ysE | A 4**-- •• M « r* M P S olo by E d * ! * W tlte Keep the opposition guessing Lako Mary oonlor p ilc h o r R ic h Alox.-vidor d id a m co |0 b o l ko o p ln g Ja m lo K in g (tutting) and tho ro sl o l thu S o tn ln o lo F ig h l| n g S o m ln o lo s g u o s s ln g F rid a y a lto rn o o n ar ho p d c h o d tho Ram a lo a 7-3 w in A loxandor, w ho d id not p ilc h lor Lako M ary as a so p h o tn oro or |unlor, la o il lo a 3-1 start. 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T c n n . — R o d rlc k R h o d e s sp a rk e d K e n tu c k y to Its th ir d stra ig h t n n d 18th o v e ra ll S o u th e a s te rn C o n fe re n c e to u rn a m e n t c h a m p i­ o n s h ip S u n d a y w ith a 73 -6 0 w in o v e r F lo rid a . No. 17 F lo rid a (25-7) w a s led by D an C ro s s w ith 17 p o in ts. , WHAT’S HAPPENINO Baseball □ Sp. C re s k al L. B ra n llsy . JV. 4 p.m.; V. 7 p.m. JV Baseball U L a k a H o w e ll a l Lake M ary. □ O v ie d o a l Lym an, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Softball □ L. M a ry a l U nlverslly. V, 4 p.m.; JV, 5:15 p.m. JV Softball □ O v ie d o el Lym an, 4 p.m. Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis □ L y m a n vs. O v ie d o at Rod B ug, 3:30 p.m. □ W e a l O ra n g e a l Lake Brantley, 3 p.m. v •; :» • *• v rfvir .;,i,3 BEST BETS ON TV BASKETBALL , □ 9 p.m . - T N T . L o s A n g e le s L a k e rs at U ta h J a z z . (L) C o m p le t e lis t in g s o n P a g e 2 B _________________ Big inning again sp ells doom for SC C From Staff Raporta S A N F O R D — It Is a m a z in g w hat a d llle r e m e one p itc h ca n m a ke In a b a se b a ll gam e S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C o lle g e a g a in w as v ic tim iz e d b y one b ig In n in g a s the v is itin g F lo rid a C o m m u n ity C o lle g e a l J a c k s o n v ille S ta rs h e ld o n lo r a 9 7 M id -F lo rid a C o n fe re n c e w in al R a id e r F ie ld S a tu rd a y T h e S ta rs ( 2 0 5 . H O M -FC I took a n 8-0 lead on the ste n g th ol a se ve n -ru n se co n d Inning. B u t w h e n a ll w as sa id a nd done, the gam e w a s d e cid e d by |usi one p ilc h . W ith tile bases load ed a n d tw o out In l he se co n d In n in g . F C C - J 's T a tu m bla sted a g ra n d sla m to h it field. If the b a ll h a d sta yed In the p a rk , tl m ig h t h ave been the fin a l o u t a n d S C C c o u ld h ave w on. A fte r fu llin g b e h in d 8-0, the R a id e rs sta rted c h ip p in g a w a y at the d e fic it, s c o rin g tw o ru n s In the secon d, one In the th ird a n d tw o In the s ix th to trim the lead to 9-5. S C C looked lik e It m ig h t c o m e a ll the w a y b a c k w h e n It scored a ru n In the e ig h th tu n in g a n d had a m a n on th ird w ith no o ne o ut. B u t D ola n ca m e on In reb e l and re tire d s ix o l the seven b atte rs lie laced. In c lu d in g a s a c rific e tly by I'ele B e /e re d l. In save the w in . L e a d in g the R a id e rs, w h o o u tltlt F C C -J 14-10. were N ew S m y r n a 's J o h n n y G o o d ric h P -lo r- 5 . tw o runs). S a n fo rd 's D e m y B e a m o n (3 for-5. run). S p ru c e C re e k 's Isaac C r u z (3-f«»r-5|. S a n fo rd 's M att D te in c r (2 -fo r-L d o u b le, ru n . tw o R ill). D cze rc d l |2-for-4. ru n . tw o RBI). S a n fo rd 's R ic k E r s t c ln (single, run). 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J 4 M F C D A Y T O N A B E A C H - St rut Hagge c a rr ie d a n o -h llle r Into the s ix th In n in g a n d also hom ered as the O v le tlo L io n s blasted the M a in la n d B u cc a n e e rs , 14-3. S a tu rd a y aftern o o u In a 5 A D istrict 4 b a se b a ll gam e at M a in la n d H igh S ch o o l. T h e B u c c a n e e rs lln u lly got to H agge In Hie s ix t h In n in g for three r u n s a n d tw o lilts , b ill II w as not e n o u g h as I be L io n s h a il scored e ig h t ru n s III (lie lo p o f tile s ix th lo lu illd a 14 0 lead. Hagge. a se n io r le llh a n d e r. Im ­ p ro v e d to 2-0 w ith the v ic to ry , s t r ik in g o u t 10 and w a lk in g four. Ila g g e 's h o m e ru n . Ills first o f the se aso n, w a s a Ih re r r u n sh ot that k e y e d th e e ig h t-ru n s ix th . A ls o fea tu re d In that Inning w ere tw o -ru n s in g le s b y b o th R ich W rig h t a n il J a s o n Fore. 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C !* h 3 U » - None MR — O viedo. R u g ie n iu t III. Hagge (I) R ecord * — O v ie d o / 3 M a in la n d I « Being a coach pays dividends for them, you, us W A N T E D : Som eone w l l l i . . . • the pa tie n ce o f J o b • the w is d o m o f S o lo m o n • the w it o f S te n g e l . . . for (lie th o ro u g h ly e x a s p e ra t­ in g . e n tire ly ta x in g , a n d c o m p le te ly s a t is f y in g ta s k o f d e a lin g w ith h e a d stro n g a d o le sc e n ts (and th e ir c h ild re n ). S u c c e s s fu l a p p lic a n ts w ill have m ost o f the fo llo w in g c h a r a c ­ te ristics: • a q u ic k m in d • a (h ic k s k in • a stro n g b a c k • a c a st-iro n sto m a c h • a ru b b e r a rm • a n d n erves o f steel. W llh ln O il- n e x t c o u p le o f w eeks, e v e r y y o u th b a s e b a ll le a g u e In Sem inole- C o u n ty w ill h ave c o n ­ d u cte d Its o pe n d a y c e re m o n ie s a n d b e g u n p la y in g gam es. A n d even th o u g h the s e a so n w ill be u n ­ d e rw a y . ea ch a n d e v e ry league w ill c o n tin u e Its n e v e r-e n d in g se a rch for th a t m ost jirc c lo u s o f c o m m o d itie s. F o r e x a m p le , n o m a tte r w h e n I h a v e the o p p o rtu n ity to ta lk w ith J im S c h a e fe r at the S a n fo rd R e c re ­ a tio n D e p a rtm e n t, h e 'll In v a ria b ly a sk (hut w c p u t s o m e th in g in the H e ra ld a s k in g fo r v o lu n te e rs lo co a c h . E v e ry release w c get Iroin area y o u th leagues, fro m S e m in o le I’ O N Y lo (he S e m in o le F a m ily Y M C A . the re fra in Is the sam e: " C O A C H E S . W E It's a pain. W h ile It m a y seem lik e y o u 're h a n g in g y o u bead a g a in st a w a ll, th e re 's a fu n d a m e n ta l dlffe rcn ce betw een the tw o a c tiv itie s . In b a n g in g y o u r head a g a in st the w a ll. It feels so good w hen y o u stop. In c o a c h in g k id s, s lo p p in g creates a n e m p ty fe elin g In a p la ce yo u n e v e r k n e w yo u bad. N E E D C O A C H E S ." What about you? I t's u lo u g h c h o ic e lo m a k e , e s p e c ia lly If y o u 'v e s jic n l an y lim e w ith p a re n ts a n d o th e r Interested p a rtie s se co n d g u e ss in g the effo rts o f O ictr c h ild r e n 's co n ch (w h ic h Is ev ery fa n 's G o d -g lv c n rig h t. I grant y o u ) . W h o w a n t ' s to s u b m i t them se lv e s to that k in d o f c r it ic is m f A n d If y o u 're a lre a d y a parent, y o u 're a lre a d y In tim ate w ith the fru s tra tio n o f try in g to g e l one c h ild to do w hat lie o r sh e Is told. T h a t fru s tra tio n Increases e x p o n e n tia lly w h e n the n u m b e r o f c h ild re n In­ v o lv e d Increases. T h e re ’s the h a ssle s o f g e ttin g a n d m a in t a in in g e q u ip m e n t, m a k in g su re y o u have e n o u g h u n ifo rm s and h o p in g that th ey a ll fit. d e a lin g w ith fu n d - r a is in g a c t iv it ie s , a n d J n s i h o p in g that y o u h av e en o u g h k id s sh o w up for a gam e. I k n o w fro m p e rso n a l c x|/crlcn cc. Before V le k l a n d 1 m o ved here. I v o lu n te e re d to co ach T - B a ll a n d C o a c h -p itc h b a se b a ll for th e local Y M C A as a fa v o r lo the d irecto r, w h o w as a n d s t ill Is a frie n d o f ours. W ith G e n e v ie v e h a v in g tu rn e d 4 O ils year. I a ss u m e I'll be b a c k In y o u th c o a c h in g before lo o long. S a d ly , the ta sk o f fin d in g co a ch e s has been m ade m ore d iffic u lt and d e lic a te by the frig h te n in g re a lity that there are a d u lts w h o p rey on c h ild re n a n d loo k for w a y s to gain easy a cce ss to k id s. A s a resu lt, leagu e s m u st be m u c h m o re ca re fu l In d e c id in g w h o th e y a llo w to co a ch th e ir kid s. W h a t about y o u ? A s a paren t o r Interested jia rty (I m a k e th at a s s u m p tio n ts y o u 'v e gotten th is far), y o u 're faced -.v'th a d iffic u lt c a ll to m ak e. If y o u h ave Ou­ tlin e a n d the In c lin a tio n , s h o u ld y o u v o lu n te e r to be a co a c h ? N o-one c a n e ver fa u lt y o u for not b e in g a co ach . T h e great m a jo rity of p a re n ts d o n 't o r c a n 't co ach for a v a rie ty o f v a lid a n d u n d e n ia b le reasons. F o r m an y. It's Just Im ­ p o ssib le. F o r oth ers. It's Just not a good Idea. B u t there a rc those o f y o u out there w h o have the tim e a n d w h u t II ta ke s to be a good coach (w h ich has a b s o lu te ly n o th in g lo do w ith the s k llls necessary to be a w in n in g couch). T h e tric k Is getting y o u to re­ c o g n ize th a t y o u m ay be su ite d to the tusk a n d get over the n a tu ra l a p p re h e n s io n o f p u ttin g y o u rs e lf on the lin e . If the Idea's e ver cro ssed y o u r m in d u n d bro u g h t even the slig h te st o f s m ile s to y o u r lip s, th e re 's a c h a n c e yo u m a y be rig h t f i r the Job. A s y o u co n te m p la te tliu t. c o n sid e r this: W c c a n 't p ic k u p a new sp ap e r o r tu rn on the te le v isio n w ith o u t se e in g a sto ry abo u t y o u th s g e ttin g Into tro u b le . I d o n 't k n o w If u n y - ' o n e 's done u s tu d y o n y o u th sjio rts us a d e te rre n t to Ju v e n ile del!q u e n c y . b u t It seem s to m e that tilttw o a rc m u tu a lly e xclu siv e . B y b e in g a y o u th coach, y o u m uy not be a part o f the a n sw e r to the p ro b le m , b u t y o u m ay be u jiurt o f the pre v e n tio n . 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V irg in ia *a B ig E a t l Conlerenc* C h a m p lo n th ip P ro v id e n c e 74, G eorgetow n *4 B ig E ig h t C onlerenc* C h a m p lon th ip N e b ra sk a 77, O k la h o m a SI *1 B ig W a lt Conference C h a m p lo n th ip N e w M e a lc o S I 70. U C Irv in e 44 M e tro Conference C h a m pion sh ip L o u ltv lll* «*. Southern M i t t *1 M id E a stern A th le tic C on leren c* C h a m p ion sh ip N C a ro lin a A & T 17. S C a ro lin a SI 70 N C A A D iv is io n II T h ird Round N ew H a m p s h ire C o ll *7. P h lla T e a llle 71 A la b a m a A « M * S , Tam pa *0 Southeastern Conlerenc* C h am pionship K u n lu c k y 7), F lo rid a 40 Southw estern A th le tic Conlerenc# C h a m plon th ip T o a a t Southern 70, Ja ck s o n St *7 K E N T U C K Y 73, F L O R I D A M K E N T U C K Y 11*4) B ra tto w 4 * 1 ) 11 P r lc k e ll 3 7 4 4 I, R id d ic k 3 ) ) ) I, D elk ) * 0 0 13. F o rd 3 I 7 7 10, Rhode* S I I ) IS, M c C a r ty I 7 0 0 7, M a r tin e t 1 3 0 0 *. Epp* 0 0 0 0 0 . 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M a rc h I* A u b u rn 11* *) a l V irg in ia Toch 1)4 S) G e o rg ia So (1 1 1) a t N orth C a ro lin a (77 II G ra m b llrig S ta le 173 *1 a l V a n d e rb ilt (13 71 B ro w n ( I I ») a l C o n n ecticut (17 1) W e tle rn K e n tu ck y (73 S) a l R u lg e r t 111 71 SI J o te p h 't (1* I ) at O ld D o m in ion (74 )) M ln n e to ta (17 101 a l N o ire D a m * (11 4) Tn SI 1)0 I I a l So M l t il t t i p p i 1)4 4) M id t e t f R e gio na l F in ) R o u n d W ednesday, M a r c h II N C A A T 11* 101 at Term *it# * II* 11 C le m u in (I* « ) a t F I* In tern a tion a l IIS II Loyola . M d (II 10) a l V irg in ia (IS 4) A la H l r m i l l ) I a l Geo W ashington 111 7) In d ia n a (1* II a lM I t t lie ip p I (1) II S o M e lh o d ltl (II I) a l L a T ech 1)4 3) N o Illin o is (14 SI a l SW M it t o u r l SI (73 )) P o rtla n d 117 111 a l S o u lh e rn C a l (13 3) M id w e tl Regio nal F e l t Round W ednesday, M a r c h 14 F o rd h a m ( 1 1 1) at Penn Stalo IIS II V e rm o n t 111 10) at Salon H a ll (7) 41 C reig h ton (7141 at B o w lin g G re en (14 31 K a n sa s (II SI a l Stephen F A u ttln (13 4) O regon S la t* (17 101 a l A la b a m a (114) M it t o u r l (11171 a t le a rn te c h 13* *1 O kla h om a S tale (10 I) a l T e a a t (11 I ) M o u n ts ! M a ry '* , M d (1) 3) a l Iowa (20 4) W e tl R egional F l r t l Round W ednesday, M a rc h It R a d ford I I I 111 a l Pu rdue I I ) 4) B o lt* State (1) SI at Wash ington 110 7) H a w a ii (1) 41 at San D iego S ta le (IS 4) F lo rid a 111 H a l T o a a t A A M 111 71 S a n la C la ra (11 4) a l Oregon 0 * 1 1 M a rqu ette <114) at C olorado (IS *1 N ev L a t V e g a t (13 41 a t M o n ta n a (14 4) W it G re en B ay ( I I 10) at Stanford (7) )) Sunday’ s W om en 's B a sk e tb a ll Scores TOURNAM ENTS Ivy League C h a m p lo n th ip B row n 71. D a rtm o u th * ).O T M M E * ttrr n A th le tic C on leren c* C h a m p lo n th ip N C a ro lin a A A T 74, H o w a rd U 47 N C A A O tv lllo n II T h ird Round C la rio n 71. Pac*47 Slon ehill. M a i l I I . B en llo y . M a i* 44 S e u lh w ttle rn A th le tic Con leren c* C h a m p lon th ip G ra m b lln g S I 111, A lc o rn SI *7 U S A T O O A Y C N N Top IS The U SA T O D A Y C N N b a tk r lb a ll co ach es' p o ll F lr t t p la ce v o le t In parentheses, rec o rd t total p o ln tt. an d last w e e k 's ra n k in g Record P f l P v t 1 A rk a n sa s t i l l 75 3 •33 1 2 N o rlh C a ro lin a (14) 77 8 109 t3 3 Connecticut 77 4 H I 3 4 P u rd u e 12) 74 4 719 1 S M iss o u ri 7) 3 894 13 * D ukt 73 5 871 5 7 M assach u setts 37 8 844 10 * K en tu cky 74 8 807 13 9 * L o u is v ille 7* 5 S77 10 A rizo n a 7) 5 580 8 II M ich ig a n 71 7 SOU 7 17 Tem pi* 77 7 455 14 13 K ansas 75 7 4JS 11 14 Syracuse 71 8 JV( 11 11. F lo rid * IS 7 m 11 10 U C L A 71 8 313 15 17 C a lifo rn ia 77 7 380 17 14 Indiana 1* 8 350 18 I* O kla h om a St 7) 9 701 33 70 M innesota 70 111 191 19 21 Saint Lou is 7) 5 148 73 77 M arqu etta 72 8 137 31 73 A la b a m a B irm in g h a m 77 7 106 30 74 Teaas 2S 7 94 75 C in c in n a ti 76 72 * 1* 29 1 5 O ther voles: N ebraska 7), Penn S3. W lk « F o re tt 17. P ro vid en ce 2*. Boston C o ll 1», T u lta I), O hio II. N e w M e a ic o I. N ew M e a lc o SI 7. M ic h ig a n SI 4. Ten C h a t! 4. So III S. W it G re en B * v S. A la b a m a 4. G a T ech 4. G eorgetow n 4. W K e n tu ck y 4. L ib e rty 1. SW L o u ltla n * ). B ra d le y 1. M a r y la n d 1, M u r ra y St l. V irg in ia t. W a tn irg io n St I _ — N C A A Teurnam ent E A S T R E O IO N A L F tr tt Round A l N a ssa u C e lita u m Untendal*. N Y . Th u rsday, M a r r h 17 F lo rid * 11171 v t. Ja m * t M a d lto n 1)0 *) N eb ra sk a (10 *1 v t P * n n i| lv * n l* 1)4 1) A la D lrm (11 7) v t G e o W ash in gto n 117 II) Connecticut I l f 41 v t R id e r 111 I) A t U SAIr A re n a Lan d over, M d F rid a y . M a r c h II N o rlh C a ro lin a 0 7 4 ) v t, L ib e rty III 111 W ash SI (10 101 v t D o ilo n C o ll (10 101 Indiana 11* I) v* O hio U n iv e rs ity ( is 7) Tem ple (7) 71 v t D re a d 11) 4) S O U T H E A S T R E O IO N A L F l r t l Round A l R upp A ren a L ttln g le n . K y . T h u rsda y, M a rc h 17 Purdue <1 * 4) v t. C e n tra l F le rM * 111 I ) P ro vid en ce 120 *) v t A la b a m a 11* *1 W a ke F o r t t l (20 II) v t C h a rlesto n 124 )) K a nsa s (IS 3) v t Tn Chattanooga (7) 4) A t T h e tw ic e * It Dom e St Petersb u rg F rid a y , M a rc h II K e n tu ck y (34 4) v t.T e n n e s s e e Slat# (I* 111 M a rq u ette (1) I I vt. SW L o u ltla n * II) 7) M ich ig a n SI (I* l l l v t . Scion H a ll (17 1)1 D u k t (1J SI v t Teaat Southern (1* 10) M ID W E S T R E G IO N A L F lr t t Round A t K ansas Coliseu m W ich ita . K a n Thursday. M a rc h 17 M ic h ig a n <71 7 ) v t P ep p erd ln e (I* 10) T*>a* I2S 71 v t W estern K e n tu ck y 120 10) S a m i L o u lt 11) SI v t M t r y i a n d l l t III M iitt a c h u v e ltt (27 41 v* SW T e a a t SI (IS 4) A t The M y ria d O kla h om a City. O k (a F r id a y ,M a r c h II A rk a n sa s 125 3) v t N C a ro lin a A A T 11*13) I I H n o it lD 10) v t G eorgetow n (II 111 U C L A 121 *1 v t T u lta 111 71 O kla h om a SI 123 V) v t N M e a lc o St I I ) 71 W E ST R E O IO N A L F ir s t Round A t The Dee E v o n lt Center Ogden, U tah Thursday. M a r c h 17 M itto u r l (IS 3) v t N a v y (17 111 C in c in n a ti 111 »| v t W ltc o n tln 117 101 C a lllo r n la 111 7) v t W it G re en B a y 0 4 4) Syracuse 111 41 v t H a w a ii I I I 141 F rid a y . M a rc h II A t A R C O Arena Sacram ento, C a li I F rid a y , M a rc h l l L o u is v ille (14 SI v t B o lt* S la te 117 111 M innesota 120 111 v t So Illin o is 11) 4) V irg in ia 117 111 v t N e w M e a lc o ll) 7) A rizon a I7S SI v* Loyola . M d (17 111 N ation al In vitation Tournam ent A t A G la nce A ll T im e t ES T F l r t l Round W ednesday, M a r c h 14 M u rra y SI (1) SI at B ra d le y 1317) T u la n e 117 101 at E v a n tv lllo (11101 O e P a u l (1* H I a l N orth w este rn 114 111 M ia m i,O [I* 10) a l X a v ie r (10 7) N C C h a rlo tte 114 111 at D u q u e tn t (14 11) T e a a t A A M (I* 101 a l New O r le a n t (1* f I V a n d erb ilt 114 111 a l O k la h o m a IIS 111 S o u lh e rn C a l 0 4 III a l f r e t n o S I (1* 10) Th u rsday, M a r c h II Davidson 111 71 a l W V irg in ia 0 4 III G eorgl* Tech 0 4 11) a l Siena l u l l So M lt t lt t lp p M I S 141 a t C le m to n 114 III M a n h a lla n (1* 101 at O ld D o m in ion (20 *1 C a n ltlu t 111 6) at V llla n o v a (1) 111 M it t lt u p p l SI ( t» 101 a l K a n sa s 51(17 11) A rizo n a SI (IS 111 a l B rig h a m Young (21 *) Gonzaga 111 71 a l S la n ta rd III 10) NHL STANDING* A ll T im e t E S T EASTERNCO NFERENCE A tla n tic D iv isio n W L T PI* O F O A N .Y . R angers 41 30 8 n 744 1*1 N ew Jersey 3* 70 10 B l 24* 142 W ashington 31 X a 70 771 713 P h ila d e lp h ia 31 37 ; 89 250 241 24 )« 14 44 147 144 F lo rid a N Y Islanders 38 33 8 64 234 774 35 38 9 59 147 110 Tam pa Bay N ortheast D iv is io n Boston 34 71 13 84 7)4 I f f M o n 1re a l IS 77 13 83 734 )*) 35 77 13 1? 2)0 23* P ittsb u rg h 34 7* 8 80 13) 14) B u fla lo Quebec 77 34 7 41 721 7)1 H a rtfo rd 23 1* 6 54 1*0 7)3 10 SI B 78 144 331 O ttaw a W ESTERNCO NFERENCE C e n tra l R a t io n W L T PH OF GA 34 71 n 17 73) 1*7 Toronto <0 73 s 85 7*7 130 O e lr o ll 3) 7) 10 •0 734 11* D a lla s 34 77 4 78 70* 144 C h ica go 33 74 » 75 11* 374 SI L o u is W in n ip eg I f 44 4 48 710 1*) P a c ific D iv isio n C a lg a ry 14 24 II 79 7SI 723 V an cou ver 34 31 1 71 733 177 2) 11 t) I I 1*4 773 San Jos* 24 40 S 57 1*3 21* A n a h e im Los Angeles 77 14 10 54 741 744 1* 41 10 41 715 154 E dm onlon Saturday'* Oamet H a rtfo rd l . D a l l a t ) , 11* P ltttb u r g h 4. N Y . 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B trg c v lrv T B (toughing). I* 52 O v e rtim e — Non* P e n a lly — M algu n as. P h i (h old in g). 3 44 Shots on goal — Tam pa B a y IS 4 14 1 — )7 P h ila d e lp h ia ! • 4 I - 11 Power P|i r O pperTw illles - Tam pa B a y 7 o i l . P h ila d e lp h ia I o l* G o a lie s — Tam pa (Say. Puppa. 1 01 *4 111 shot* 14 *av*sl P h ila d e lp h ia Roussal. 7 1 20 4 117 311 A - 17.14* R e le re e - T e rry G re g io n Lin e sm e n — R o n A ssa lslin * . Jean M o rin RACING D a y Io n a 200 M o t o rc y c le R e s u lt ! D A Y T O N A B E A C H — R esu lts Sunday ol the A m e ric a n M o lo r c y c lls l A s s o c ia tio n * D a yton a 200 by A ra l with rider, hom etow n m a ch in e and laps co m p e te d A M A U S Superbike I Scott R u ssell, A lla n !* . K a w a sa k i. S7; 2 Troy C o rset. A u stra lia . D u cah , 57 ) E d d ie Law son L a ke H avasu C ily . A riz . Y a m a h a 57, 4 D oug Poien. Demon T e ie s . Honda 57 5 J a m ie Jam es. A s lw v lll* . N C , Y a m a h a 57 a S ieve C re v lcr, Canada. K a w a sa k i. )7 7 M ik e S m ith Rosw ell, G a , Honda, S7, • Thom as S ftven s. Sanlbel Island. F la , Suzuki. 17, 9 K e v in Magee. A u stra lia . Honda. 57. 10 D a le Q u a r le r le y . W e s t lle ld . M a s s K a w a sa k i, )7 Other F ie n d * rid e rs 3S D *nny Roberts. W est P a lm B each Y a m a h a . SI, l* B rett R a y , G re en a cres. K a w a sa k i. 51 a l F ra n k K in se y. T itu sv ille . Y a m a h a . 5). 4* H m tilp h R aab. Brandon. FI* . Y a m a h a , 50 4 7. Sieve Oe Cam p. DeITtna, K a w a sa k i. *0 a* Scotl l a n d s D a v ie . S uzuki, 47, S! P a u l Sch w em m er. S D aytona. H onda, 4). 9 R ic k Snaw. M ia m i Y a m a h a , 1», 54 P a b lo R e al, M ia m i D u c a ll II 4). D onald Ja ck s, St Cloud. Suzuki. II M D a v id O lln, O rlando. Suzuki. 4 4* John A shm ea d . W e ll P a lm B each . K a w a s a k l.4 GOLF Field set for NCAA basketball tourney ByD O UO TUCKER A H Sp o il 3 W rllor K A N S A S C 1 T V . M o. A b le a r y •eyed N C / \ A t i d e d Ion c o m m itte e reach ed at least one dec isio n n o b o d y w ill nrgu e w ill). ''• T h is w as p ro b a b ly (lie m ost d iffic u lt to u rn a m e n t w e’ ve had In several y e a rs ." w ild K a n sa s a th le tic d ire c to r Hob Fre d e ric k , w h o w ill so o n su cc e e d T o m B u tte rs as c o m m itte e c h a irm a n . K n o w in g w hat a w a c k y season It's been, w ith the No. I team In T h e A sso cia te d P ress p o ll lo s in g s e v e n w e e k s In a ro w . the c o m m itte e b ro k e w ith tra d itio n . T h e y got do w n to w o rk T h u r s ­ d a y aftern oo n Instead o f F rid a y m o r n in g p ic k in g 34 a t-la rg e e n trie s and se ed in g the field. Hut the a m a z in g su cc e ssio n of S a tu rd a y u p se ts cau se d the nin e m e n to stay u p la te r th a n they w an te d on S a tu rd a y n ig h t and r o ll o u t o f bed e a r lie r lim n p la n n e d S u n d a y m o rn in g . " I ’ve never seen a d a y q u ite lik e y e s te r d a y ," H u ltc r s sa id S u n d a y , 'll w as one o l the m ost I n te re s tin g d a y s I'v e e x p e r i­ enced , w here so m a n y great learn s fell. O b v io u s ly , w e had done a lot o f w o rk up lo (hat lim e . W e had In go b a rk to the d ra w in g table a n d take a look to see w hat c h a n g e s w ere n eces­ sa ry . A lot o f s tu d y w a s nee ded ." N o r t h C a r o lin a , P u r d u e . A rk a n s a s a n d M is s o u ri are tinlo p seeds In a field so loade d w ith " p a r it y " that som e tra d i­ tio n a l po w e rh o u se co n fe re n ce s d id n 't get a s m a n y b id s as u sual. T h e B ig T e n tied a to u rn e y reco rd by g e ttin g seven team s In, Hut the Hlg E ig h t, w h ic h got six b id s each o f the last tw o y rn rs, got o n ly four, sam e as the S o u th e a s te rn C o n fe re n c e T h e z\CC h a s o n ly five. T h e c o m m itte e w as h u m m in g a lo n g S a tu rd a y , w ith jxitenM al No. I seeds lin e d up on a ch a rt a lo n g w ith p to h n b lc No, ‘uN and lik e ly No. ds, w h e n u n b e lie v a b le new s cam e p o u rin g It) C r a s h in g to d e lc a i In c o n fe r­ ence lo u rm im e n ts w ere No I A rk a n s a s . No, 2 C o n n e c tic u t. No. 3 M iss o u ri a n d No. 5 D uke. N o . 7 A r iz o n a a n d N o H M ic h ig a n , th e r u n n e r - u p to N o rth C a ro lin a last year, lost regu lar-seaso n gam es. Iro n ic a lly , the sh e e r volume of ups4*ts diluted th e ir e ffect. Mistake can’t slow Irvan in second straight win Honda C la ia ic Scores FORT LA U D E R D A LE F in a l scores and Oy MIKE HARRIS p rize m oney Sunday o l the t l I m illio n IIfin ds A P M o lo rsp o H B W riter C la s s ic, p la y e d on *■» 4 *44 yard par 71 W eston H llls G o lla n d C o u n tr y C lu b co u rs* N ic k P ric e . S1M.OOO 70 47 7) 44 27* H A M P T O N . G a. - T h e m o ­ C ra ig P a rr y , t l l l l *00 41 73 41 47277 m ent sta n d s out in E rn ie It v a n 's B ra n d o l CTuimblee, 174*00 47 4* 71 71— 271 m ind . John O a ly, 543,11) 4* 70 7) 4 4 -1 )0 B e rn h a rd L a rg e r . 543J1) 47 71 7 )4 ! 740 Hi- had |nsl fin is h e d a fast, C u rd s Strange. Sai d ) 71 47 71 70- 110 four-tire pit stop u n d er Hie green D a v is Love III. S 4 3 .ll) 44 71 70 71-140 Hag 133 la p s Into S u n d a y 's D a v id E d w a rd s, S34.I0D 70 7) 4* 71-717 Sandy L y le . S27.500 71 74 73 44 - 7!} P u ro ta to r 3 0 0 w h e n h is ra d io Tom K II*. 1)7.500 71 71 71 **--71) c ra c k le d lo llle. J im G a lla g h e r. S17.500 4* 71 74 70 - 313 " Y o u 'v e got to co m e b a ck In H a l Sulton. 127,500 71 77 70 70 - 311 B ru te F le lsh e r, 177.500 4* 71 70 73 - 74) u g u ln . " c re w c h ie f L a r r y Pin g W i ld i’ t Score* T U C S O N . A rlz — F in a l scores and p rice m o n e y S u n d a y o l Ih e L P G A ’ s 1425.000 P in g W e lch ’ s tournam ent, p la y e d on R a n dolph P a r k 's 4.177 yard, par 77 N orth Course (a a m a te u r) Donna Andrew s. S43.7S0 ****** 7 3 -1 /4 Ju dy O ickin so n. 134,717 71 71 4 * 4 4 -7 3 * B ra n d le Burton. S14.2I7 4* 41 4* 73-27* M ic h e lle M c C a n n . S30.3I4 71 70 4* 4* 210 S h e rri Sleinhauer. 130,31* 44 70 17 77-240 L a u ri M e rle n . | l) . 7 f) 7) 70 47 71-711 Can Stephenson. ) 13.7*3 47 77 71 71-711 74 71 44 4*-71 2 H elen A llred sso n . SI0.0SI 71 77 *7 71-212 D a le E g g e lin g . 110.0)1 Daria D orm ann. 110 Oil 47 74 47 74-212 7) 71 73 44 — 114 A lic e M ille r. S4 447 K a tie P ete rso n P a rk e r, 14. 11) 70 7) 71 70-714 Jo d i F lg le y , S4.M2 71 71 47 77-114 P O A Santor Scores SA N A N T O N IO — F in a l s c o rts and p r lia m oney Sunday In Ihe P G A Seniors 1454.000 V antage A l The D om inion, played on tha 4.114 yard, p a r 34 34-71 D o m in io n course J lm A tb u S . 1*7.500 4*47 73-701 Lee T revin o. 447.4*7 71 4* 4*—10* G ra h a m M a r sh, 147.44/ 7147 70-10* G eorg* A rc h e r, 147,417 4*4* 71-10* R o ck y Thompson, *31.700 71 4* 70-110 J lm C o lb e r t ,177.100 71 70 70-111 Tom W orgo. 172,100 7071-70-211 J C Snead. 177. IOO 71 70 70-111 G lb b y G ilb e rt, 177.100 71 47 73-111 Tom m y A aron , 115,400 74 71 * 7 -11 1 74 70 41-21 1 D a l* D ouglass. 1 1S.440 D ave S lo ck lo n , 115.400 *♦ 72 71-212 TRANSACTIONS BA SEB A LL A m trlc a n League T O R O N T O B L U E J A Y S - Sent R ic a rd o Jord a n and Jess# Crus*, pitch ers, lo th eir m in o r league ca m p lo r reassign m en t N a tion a l Lasgu* H O U S T O N A S T R O S - Sent R a u l Chavez a n d Scott M a s k a r e w lii. ca tch ers, to Ihelr m in o r league ca m p lo r reassign m en t P IT T S B U R G H P IR A T E S Sent John Hop* R o b e rlo R a m ire z and D an M lc e ll. p itch e rs; K eith O slk. ca tch er; M ik e B row n an d R ic h Aud*. I l r l l basem en; D a ve Hondo, In lle ld e r; and S ian Cam eron, ou tfield er lo Ih elr m in o r league cam p lo r reassign m en t ST. L O U IS C A R D I N A L S Sent B ria n B a rb e r. B ria n E v e rs g trd . Doug Cree k. W illie S m llh an d S ieve M o n tgom ery, p llch e r* . lo Ih elr m in o r league cam p for reassign m en t BASKETBALL N a h o n a l B ilk * b i l l A hoc 141ion N B A — S u v p d iJo d V incent A skew , S e a llfo guard, for one gam * w ithout p a y and lin ed h im 15.000, and lin e d V ln n y D el N egro, San A n lo n lo g u a rd , 13.500 lo r a head b u llin g Incident M a r c h II. HOCKEY N a lton a l Hockey League N H L — Suspended M ik e Hudson, N*w Y o rk H a n g ers forw ard, lor h ig h s tic k in g K|*M S a m u e llt o n , P it t s b u r g h P e n g u in s de le n sem a n . In a gam * S aturday. H A R T FO R D W H ALERS A s s ig n e d F ra n k P le lra n g e lo . goalie, an d Igor C h lb lre v a n d M ik e T o m la k . centers, to S p rln g tle ld o l Ihe A m e ric a n H ockey League "b e c a u s e so m n n y foil, w l d id n 't do a lot o f c b u n g e s .'l H a tte rs said. "W e d id lo o k a l i h f r e s u l t s n n d s l u d y t h e it c a re fu lly .” D e fe n d in g c h a m p io n N o n ! C a r o lin a , w h ic h d c f c a t c i V ir g in ia In the A C C tournam ent] fin a l S u n d a y , Is No. I seed In the E a s t re g io n a l a n d m a d e the to u rn a m e n t for the 2 0 th such c c s s lv e yenr. P u rd u e , the H ig l T e n ch a m p io n , got the to p s e rd | In the Sou th east. D espite lo s in g to K e n tu c k y lu| th e S o u t h e a s te r n C o n fe re n c e ; se m ifin a ls. A r k a n s a s got the top] seed In the M id w est regional. M isso u ri, the llrs t team to g o l un b eaten In a H lg E ig h t season I In 23 years, d rew No. 1 seed la the W est R e g io n a l after lo s in g to j N eb raska In Ih e s e m ifin a ls o f the co n fe re n ce to u rn e y. T h e N o. 2 s e e d s — C o n ­ n e c t ic u t . D u k e , A r iz o n a and M a ssa c h u se tts — all hud sh o ts at a N o I e n tr rln g Ihe w eekend. C o n n e c t ic u t , th e H lg E ast c h a m p io n a u d No. 2 In the A P poll, w a s h e a le n b y P ro v id e n c e D u ke also m issed m il a n y No I e banee w hen II w as up set by V ir g in ia In the A C C lo u rn n m e u i "I Ih ln k C o n n e d lent w ould h ave been a No, I seed and not P u rd u e If th ey had w on their to u rn a m e n t." sa id K a n s a s couch R oy W illia m s . T h e r e g io n a l w in n e r s w ill ga th e r for the F in a l F o u r A p ril 2-4 In C h a rlo tte . N .C . T h e No I seed that travels farthest is M is s o u ri, w h ic h lost o n ly to z \rk a n s a s a n d Notre D am e In Ihe re g u la r season and hoped lo h r In the M idw est " O b v io u s ly , so m eo ne hud to be sent w e st," flu tte rs sa id ll h a p p e n s ev ery y ear Som eone h a s lo he d isp la c e d , a n d al th o u g h I'm dlsu p|K )lntcd lo r am team Hint has to start o il lar a w a y Irom th e ir o w n fans, it n o n e th eless has been a (actor and I assu re yo u U 's g o in g lo lif­ ts facto r In Ihe fu tu re " C o lle g e ol C h a rle s to n , unis thre e y ears a D iv is io n I p ro g ra m w ill be one Innshnl e n try a s ib r 121 It seed In the S o u th e a s t O th e rs m a k in g ih e lr llrs t u p p e u r a u e e . a ll .is c o n fe r e n c e c h a m p io n s . In clu d e L ib e rty ol the H lg S o u th . L o y o la . M a ry la n d o l the M etro A tla n tic . S o u th w e st T e x a s State o f the S o u th la n il C o n fe re n ce and C e n tra l F lo rid a o l the T ra its A m e ric a M c R c y n o ld s said. " W e 'v e gol to lig h te n u p som e lo g o u ts ." It m ig h t have p a n ic k e d som e te a m s, o r s h o rt-c irc u ite d a n y c h a n c e ut v ic to ry for o th ers. Hut not R o b ert Y a te s R a cin g , w h ic h now has helped Irvan lo tw o stra ig h t w in s a n d fo ur v ic to rie s In 13 stu rts sin c e they Jo in e d forces last S ep tem ber. "Y e a h , th ey h ad tw o lugnutH they d id n 't get on th e re ." Irvan said as h e basked in S u n d a y 's v ic to ry , the 1 1th o f Ills W ln s lu n C u p career. "z\ lot o f g u y s w o u ld have ta k e n a c h a n c e a u d kept on ru n n in g , but L a r r y w ild. 'L e t's co m e In a n d fix It.’ He w as lo o k in g at the b ig p ic tu re again, a u d th a t's w lm t ll lo o k to try to w in th e ra ce ." M c R c y n o ld s agreed. " W e c u t o n e p it stop sh o rt try in g lo heal the H c a r (Jeff Ih irto n ) out u n d e r green, aud o n ly hud three lu g m its on the left re a r (wheel), ... W e d id n 't get bent o u t o f sh ape abo u t It. We s t ill sta y e d on the lead lap aud e v e ry th in g w o rk ed o u t.” Irv u n 's F o rd T h u u d e rb lr d had been Icu d ln g before the ro u n d of green-flag stops, a n d the e x tra sto p cost h im fo u r p o sitio n s, w h ic h he q u ic k ly m ad e up. In the end. lrv u u led seven tim e s for 207 o f the 3 2 8 laps. I n c lu d in g the f ilia l 4 5 t r ip s a ro u n d the 1 .322 -m lle A tla n ta M o to r S p e e d w a y o val. He fended o ff c h a lle n g e s fro m thre e d riv e rs , the last hy d e fe n d in g c h a m p io n M o rg an S h e p h e rd , w hose Fo rd fin is h e d 0.3 5 -seeo n d s — about fo u r e a r-le n g th s — b e h in d . T h e o n ly o th e rs o n the lead lap w e r e D a r r e l l W a lt r ip , w h o sta rte d 4 0 H i, a n d H u rlo n . In o n ly h is fifth W in s to n C u p start. W u l I r ip , w h o s e e a r w a s w o e fu lly slo w In q u a lify in g a n d e a rly In th e race, e v e n tu a lly fo u n d the rig h t c o m b in a tio n , g iv in g Irv a n a stro n g ch a lle n g e u n t il n p o w e r s t e e r in g le a k forced an e xtra pit s lo p d u rin g the last o f five c a u tio n periods. Ihirton dnmln,tied Hie 1111<I<II< pnrtlim nl the rue leading luui (tun s lor «7 laps Irvan. w ho a lso h a s lifila lic d se co n d and lift I* th is season, h o ld s a l o t point lead over M a rk M a r tin in Hx- W in s t o n C u p sta n d in g s after fo u r races Result* 1 (7) E rm a Irvan R o ckw ell. N C , Ford Thunderbdd. ))• 144.100 144 l a . 7 1141 M o rg a n Shepherd C o n o v er N C . F o rd Thund#rbi<d 374, *44.300 } 143) D a rre ll W a ltrip , F ra n k lin T»nn . C hevrolet lu m in a 374. U».450 4 t i l l J» !l B urton South Boston V« , F o rd T hunderblrd 374 532.400. S 14) M a r k M a rtin . Jam estown. N C . F o rd Thun d e rb lrd . 327 . 530,300 4 ( 34) L«k# Speed C o n c o rd N C . F o rd T h u n d e rb lrd 327 5 74 150 7 (I 0| Gr#g Sacks. W tn ltr Park. F o rd T h u n d trb lrd . 737, 114.050 I 1171 J e ll G o rd o n , M u n ta r s v llfo , N C . C h e v r o le t L u m ln a. 324. 471 550 « 172) R ic k y Rudd L a k e N orm an. N C . F o rd Thundarblrd. 374 S I7.350. 10 I3SI Jim m y Spencer. M o o re tv lll* . N C F o rd Thunderblrd. 33* 117.500, II 1)51 Ted M usgrave. Troutm an. N C . F o rd Thun d e rb lrd . 324. I t ! 570 12 ( (4) Dal# E a rn h a rd t. Dooll*. N C C h * rro l« t Lum ln*. 32$. 114.550. 13 (771 K yi* P#t1y. H igh Point. N C . P o n tia c G ra n d Prm , 31), 5)1.540 14 I)) T t r r y Labonte Archd ale N C , Chevrolet Lum lna. J7S, 121,3*0. IS (301 Bobby Labonle. Trinity, N C . Pon tiac G ra n d P rta , 32). S17.440, 14 (74) K en Schrader C o n c o rd , N C , C h e v ro le t L u m ln a , 375 117.370 17 |J«| Hut S trick lin , C a ltra . A la F o rd Thunderblrd, 33). 110 0*0. 14. (I) Joe N am achek. Lake lan d, Chevrolet L u m ln a. 314. 117,440: 1» 133) Bobby H am ilton. N ashville Tenn . Pon tiac G rand P rla , 322, 114.4)0, 70 1311 Sieve G rissom . L ib e rty , N.C , Chevrolet L u m ln * . I l l , 110,310, 71 (71) J e ll P u rv is. C la r k s v ille . T e rn C h evrolet L u m ln a. 33L 10,400; 32 (I) Loy A lle n J r .. R aleigh. N C F o rd Thunderblrd. 321, SI4.340 73, 132) M ich a e l W a ltrip . D avidson. N.C P o n lla c G ra n d P rla . 371, 114.0)0, 74 ( 121 R u sty W allace, Concord. N C , F o rd Thun d e rblrd. 370. 471.4*5. 2) (7)) S terling M a r lin C olu m b ia. T a n n ,, Chevrolat L u m ln a. 314 41*. 1*0. 24 (37) R ic k M a il. Rockbridge Bath*. V * , F o rd Thunderblrd. 314. 411.435 27. (43) M ik e W allace. Concord. N C , Ford T h u n d trb lrd . 114. t ll.4 1 ) ; 71 (701 D ick T r ic k le . Iro n S ta tio n . N .C ., C h e v ro le t L u m ln a. 111. engine (allure. 44,»SS; 20 (41) J im m y H * n s l* y , R id g e w a y , V a . F o rd T h underblrd. 702. t l 1.140; 30 (111 H a rry Gan), T a y lo rsv ille . N C . C h evrolet Lum lna. 744. 114.905, 31 (IS) 0|«<I Bodlne, H ar rlsb urg , M C , F o rd Thunderblrd, 247,114,745 31 (21) B ill E lllo lf. B la ir t v lll* . G a . F o rd T liu n d erb lrd . >44, o il leak, SI4.S4S. 13 |lo> Todd Bodlne, H a rrisb u rg . N C . F o rd Thun d e rb lrd . 244.110,4*0 34 170) D a rrlk e Cop*. H unt«r»vlll*. N C F o rd Thund*rbl<d. 2IS, crash . |0 * s); J). (341 D a l* J a r r e ll. H ic k o ry , N C . C h e v ro le t L u m ln a. 703. engine fa ilu re . I IOI30 . 34. (II! D ay* M a r c Li. A w r y ’ s C r it k , N C , C n tv ro K t Lu m lna, 122. engine fa ilu re. 110.340 ; 37. 141 R ich B k k ie J r , Edgerton, W l* , F o rd Thun derblrd, 101, engine fa ilu re. 11.345. 34 (7) G eoff Bcdlrve, Ju lia n . N C F o rd T h u n d trb lrd , 77. engine failure, 114,ISO. 3*. (141 C u rtis M a r k h a m , P e te rsb u rg . V a . F o rd Thun d e rb lrd . 37. crash. S4.J2S; 40 (41 W a rd B u r to n , S o u th B o sto n , V a ., C h a v r o la t L u m ln a. 74. tn g ln * fa ilu re, 14.74); 41. (*) C h uck Boom, Ashboro, N C . F o rd Thuri* d e rb lrd . 4. engln* fa ilu re, 4 13.345. 42 (74) John A n d re tti. Indianapolis. I n d . Chevrolet L u m ln a ,). c rash . 417.743 �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 14, 1994 • 3B People Springtime is pruning time IN BRIEF r*' .*'■* • ■• ‘-.1' if '•*5yl ; ■_[t , AARP sets ‘Holistic Experiences’ L A K E M A R Y — ( A A K I ’ I A m e ric a n A s s o c ia tio n o f R e tire d P e rso n s In vites settlors lo tin 1 T u e sd a y . M a rch 15 m e e tin g , at 1 p n i'. at file O ld L a k e M a ry C ity H a ll, I5H N. C o u n tr y C lu b H o a d ,L a k e M ary. I b i s w e e k 's m e e tin g w ill fea tu re a pan el o f fo u r lo liit r r c liu ilg e v ie w s on " H o lis tic E x p e rie n c e s ." Le a d e rs o f the d isc o u rse w ill be M a ry J e a n W a lk e r a n d P a u lee S le v c n s fo llo w ed b y a (p ie stlo n a n d a n s w e r period. T h ese In fo rm a tiv e get-togethers a re a l I p in e v e ry th ird Tuesday o f e a ch m u itlh at old L a k e M a ry C it y H a ll. 158 N. C o u n try C lu b Hoad T h e u ie e llu g s are free a n d open lo the p u b lic . A n n u a l m e m b e r s h ip d u e s a r r $ 3 . E a r m o re I n fo r m a tio n c a ll (‘1071523-1 142. Boy Scoujts go hiking At a recent e n m p o til by H oy S e o u l T ro o p No. 34. sp o n so red b y the F irst U n ite d M e th o d ist C h u r c h o f S a n fo rd , the sc o u ts w ent on a n o v e rn ig h t H tn llc hike, T h e b ik e took pla ce o n the C it r u s T r a il In the W llh h ic o o c h r c S la te Forest near Inverness. T h e b o ys le a rn e d b a c k p a c k in g , m a p a n d c o m p a ss s k ills , a n d h o w In co o k o v e r a b a c k p a c k in g stove In the ra in T h e ir next o u tin g w ill be the D istric t C a m p o rc e In L a k e M a ry . T h e y meet at the c h u rc h e v e ry M o n d a y n ig h t at 7:3 0 p ill. CALENDAR Kiwanis Club of Casselberry meets K lw a n ls C lu b of C a ss e lb e rry m eets e v e ry Tuesday al 7:30 a in , at V illa g e b in . c o rn e r D og T r a c k Hoad a n d U S H ig h w a y 17-02 in L o n g w o n d Fo r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 8 3 1-H545 Sewing club gathers E v e ry T u e s d a y fro m 0 :3 0 a.in, to noon, the W O O l'J E S e w in g C lu b g ath e rs at the L a k e M a ry S e n io r C en ter. 158 N C o u n tr y C lu b Hoad, in m a k e bab y clo th es, and Item s (or n u rs in g h o m e s as w ell as Item s lor the C h r is tm a s Store The Item s m ade by tin- c lu b an- d o o m e d to p r c c in lc babies, n u rs in g h o m e re sid e n ts a n d g ilts lor the a n n u a l C h r is tm a s store Pruning encourages healthy plant growth P r im in g la n d sca p e s h ru b s Is a la s k that s h o u ld be a c c o m p lis h e d In e a rly sp rin g . S u m m e r a n d fa ll-b lo o m in g s h ru b s, lik e h ib isc u s , g e n e ra lly d e ve lo p th e ir flo w ers ort th is se a so n 's s p r in g g ro w lb a n d s h o u ld be p ru n e d Ik -fore (be Itrsl flu s h o f g ro w th . S h r u b s that blo o m in the s p rin g a n d w in te r, lik e m otions, set d o w e r b u d s I11 ea rly s u m m e r a n d s h o u ld he p ru n e d Im m e d ia te ly a fte r flo w e rin g lo en su re that developing flo w e r h iu ls a re not rem o ved. P r u n in g Is p ra c tic e d for se ve ra l v ery good reasons: to m a in ta in p la n ! hea lth , c o n tro l p la n l g ro w th a n d to e n c o u ra g e flo w e rin g a n d fru itin g . R e m e m b e r these p ru n in g o b je ctiv e s w hen y o u begin .y o u r s p rin g c le a n in g In the la n d sca p e . P ru n in g e n co u ra g e s h e a lth y p la n l g ro w th , a n d h e lp s defen d against disease. Th erefo re, It Is Im p orta n t to p ru n e u s in g the co rre ct p r u n in g too ls a n d teeb n ltp ies. F o r ge n eral c le a n u p o f s m a ll b r a n d ie s le ss th a n 1-Inch d ia m e te r (little fin g er sl/r), b a n d p ru n in g sh e a rs are re co m m e n d e d . L o p p c rs are used fo r la rg e r b ra n c h e s u p lo o ne Inch I11 d ia m e ter. H ed ge sh e a rs are u sed for t r im ­ m in g hed ges o n ly . A ll p r im in g to o ls m u st be kept sh a rp ! S h a r p tools nut o n ly c u t e asier Inti do less b ru is in g o f pla n t tiss u e as Ih cy cut. H m lx ln g slo w s the ite a lm g p ro cess and c a n e n co u ra g e disease. W h e n p ru n in g , a cle a n c u t s h o u ld he m ade. T ills m e a n s the cu t sh o u ld h ave u sm o o th edge Instead o f a Jagged o ne that lo o k s a s th o u g h the tiss u e h a s been to rn . T a k e ca re not to Injure the p la n l a ro u n d the c u t, nr rip a n d tear the b a rk u b o ve n r below . The c a m b iu m la yer, a th in la y e r of c e lls Just below the b a rk. Is Im p ortant In w o u n d h e a lin g and Is e a s ily Injured. D o nut tw ist o r tu rn the s h e a rs a s you cut; th is tw is tin g a c tio n can Injure Ihc plant as w e ll as the sh ears. P a in tin g the w o u n d s w ith tree w o u n d d re ssin g o r p ru n in g p a in t at th is tim e Is a c o n tro v e rsia l p ra ctice . P a in tin g a ll w o u n d s, o v e r one Inch In d ia m e te r, w ith p ru n in g p a in t to p ro te c t the c u t s u rfa c e fro m w o o d -ro llin g o rg a n is m s w a s o n ce re c o m ­ m ended. It Is now re co m m e n d e d lo a ir «lry w o u n d s a n d a llo w the p la n l to heal Itself. W o u n d p a in t c a n c ra c k a n d peel a n d m ay even harbor disease a n d Insects, c a u s in g m o re p ro b le m s th a n It preven ts. H o w c v c r.lf a e sth e tics a rc Im p ortant, p ru n in g p a in ts c a n he used. A llo w the w o u n d to d ry before a p p ly in g the p a in t. T h is w ill im p ro v e the c h a n c e s o f good b o n d in g a n d p re v e n t c ra c k in g . C lip p e d hedges re q u ire <1 s p e c ia lize d type o f p ru n in g a n d a rc a c o n tin u o u s Job d u rin g Ihc g ro w in g season T h e re are tw o Im p o r­ tant fa rto rs to re m e m b e r about sh eared hedges F irs t, the hedge s h o u ld la- p rim e d w hen the new g ro w th Is green a n d s u c ­ c u le n t. Please note that If the sh eare d hedge needs to be three feci ta ll, p ru n e several in c h e s la-low that height so that the hedge h a s room to leaf o u t to the de sire d height Second , the hedge s h o u ld be trim m e d so th ill the base o f the hedge Is w id e r th a n the to p so that lig h t c a n re a ch the lo w e r leaves. A ll sh ru b s, e x c lu d in g to p ia ry , e sp a lie r or fo rm al hed ges s h o u ld be a llo w e d to d e ve lo p a m ore n a tu ra l fo rm ra th e r (ban u n n a tu r a lly shaped nr c lo s e ly c lip p e d . T h is w ay, p r u n ­ in g Is done to e n h a n c e the n a tu ra l fo rm a n d b e a u ty o f the p la n t. N a tu r a lly p ru n e d s h ru b s arc less m a in te n a n c e In the lo n g ru n than sh eare d sh ru b s. C h o o s in g the rig ht plant for a p a r tic u la r spot, a c c o rd in g lo size a n d fu n c tio n re q u ire m e n ts , c a n g re a tly re d u ce the need for e x c e s siv e p ru n in g . T h e first p r im in g step is to rem o ve a ll dead, diseased a n d Injured b ra n c h e s. O nce th is Is done. It m a y Ire n e c e ssa ry to th in out the plant. R e m o ve a ll b ra n c h e s that cro ss each o th er. If the s h ru b s till lo o k s too th ic k , rem o ve so m e o f the o ld e r b ra n ch e s. A s a g e n e ra l ru le , to re d u ce the size o f a sh ru b , cu t hack no m o re th a n o ne th ird the total h eigh t o f the s h ru b at a tim e. N ever ru sh a p ru n in g Job! O n ce y o u have rem o v ed loo m u ch . It's too late! T a k e frequ e n t b re a k s to step h a c k a n d view y o u r w o rk before g e ttin g In lo o deep, p ru n in g ton se ve rely can do dam age that ta ke s sc v ra l g ro w in g se aso n s In co rrect. R e m e m b e r In he a w a re o f y o u r re a so n s for p ru n in g . Is y o u r goal to Increase P o w e rin g o r redu ce p la n t siz e ? W h y yo u a rc p ru n in g w ill h elp lo d e te rm in e w h e n a n d how y o u pru n e. T a k e the tim e lo fo llo w p ro p e r p ru n in g g u id e lin e s a n d y o u r s p r in g p ru n in g w ill result In a m o re p le a s in g la n d sca p e I hat c a n re q u ire less m a in te n a n c e o v e r tim e . Fo r m ore In fo rm a tio n c a ll 3 2 3 -2 5 0 0 ext, 5 5 5 8 nr 5 5 5 0 or v is it the C o o p e ra tiv e E x te n s io n O ffice al 2 5 0 W C o u n ty H o m e ltd ., a c ro s s from Flea W o rld Weekly Lions Club meeting The S a n lo rrl L io n s c lu b m e ets ev ery Tuesrla> 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 e n u e For In fo rm a llo ii. c a ll 3 2 14)700 Decorated hats for kids with cancer Seniors meet Tuesday M o m b o f s o f 'h o J u n io r W o m a n ’ s C lu b o f S a n lo t d rocn ntly d e co ra te d lu n h ats lor c h lld to n co n co r v ic tim s w h ich they p resented to tho A m e ri­ c a n C a n c e r S o cie ty , SanfordLake M A ry U nit. P a rtic ip a n ts are (Horn loft) c lu b m e m bers, B arbara S ch ira rd , c h a irm a n o l tho c lu b 's H om o L ife D eparlm o n t; L o r i V o n H e r h u lis . c h a ir m a n ; E d it h M c N e i l l , p o re s ld o n l o ( tho lo c a l A C S group; and J o e H o sier, hoard m em ber o f the lo ca l A C S . Harfid Photo by Tommy Vincent The 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 ir d Tucsduy, lit It) 3 0 a ,in .. at the S a n fo rd S e n io r C e n te r. S e n io rs are w elcom e. Bridge club to meet, play S a n lo rrl D u p lic a te H rld g c C lu b m e ets at noon ea ch T u e s d a y at the Cheater S a n lo rrl C h a m b e r of C o m m e rce , 4<X) K F irs t St S a n fo rd . Nurses to meet monthly T h e L ic e n s e d P ra c tic a l N u rse s A s s o c ia tio n o l F lo rid a . Inc., m eets the secon d M o n d a y o f the m o n th at 11:30 p in . at K tla m e y H a p tlsl C h u rc h . 701 F o rm o sa A v e C i v i l c la s s p ro v id e d each m o n th A ll m e e tin g s are open lo L P N s a n d to stu d e n ts a n d gra d u a te L P N s For m int m at Ion t a ll 21)0-432 1 Record set straight: Marian Anderson was snubbed ‘ D E A R A B B Y : T h is refers lo a letter p u b lis h e d In y o u r c o lu m n In regard to the tim e M a ria n A n d e rs o n w as refused tile use o f C o n s titu tio n H a ll for a co n c e rt In W a s h in g to n . D C . Y o u r w rite r fro m R a leig h . N .C . w as w ro n g In s la tin g that M iss A n d e rs o n wus d e n ie d use of the h a ll becau se It had a lre a d y been b o o k ed for the n ig h t o f the co ncert. T h a t sto ry w as u n tru e a n d w as co o ked up som e tim e fo llo w ­ in g the Incident. N e ith e r M iss A n d e rs o n n o r S o l I lu n ik , her m a n a g e r , w a s o f f e r e d th e ATTO R N EY A T LAW . D U L U T H . M IN N . D E A R M R . F R lE D M A N t E v i­ d e n c e r e c e iv e d . E v id e n c e believed. T h a n k you. a u d lllo r tu m u n til the vo ice of the p u b lic w as heard — In c lu d in g E le a n o r Roosevelt, w h o resig n ed fro m the D A R because o f It. I w a s w o rk in g In W a s h in g to n . D C , at the lim e a n d w a s a w urc o f the w h o le episode. H a ro ld lekes. w h o w as se cre ­ ta ry o f th e in t e r io r u n d e r F r a n k l i n R o o s e v e lt , o f f e r e d M a ria n A n d e rs o n the L in c o ln M e m o ria l site fo r h e r co n ce rt, w h ic h she p e rfo rm e d free of charge. (I a tte n d e d that concert.I O b v io u s ly . E le a n o r R o o se v e lt D E A R A B B Y t I a m n e a rin g re tire m e n t age and lost m y w ile a few y e a rs ago. A n ic e -lo o k in g w id o w c a u g h t m y eye. 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FL ij T he n a m e s a n d a d d re tte t o l the per to n a l re p re te n ta tiv e a n d the personal rep re te n ta llv o ’ i a ttorn ey are te l lo r lh below A L L IN TE R ESTE D P E R S O N S A R E N O T IF IE D T H A T A ll p e r to n t on w hom t h l? notice It te rv e d who have ob Iectlont that challen g e the v a lid rty o l the w ill, the q u a lific a tio n ! o l the per tone I re p re te n la llv e . venue, or |u rltd lc h o n o l Ih lt C ou rt a re re q u ire d lo III# th e ir o b j e c t io n ) w it h t h l i C o u r t W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R EE MONTHS A FT E R THE DATE o r T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N o r T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T H 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 c r e d ito r! o l the decedent and other p e rto n t h avin g c la im ) or d e m a n d ) a g a ln )l decede nt’ ) e it a le on w hom a copy o l th l) notice I) te rv e d w ith in three m o n th ! o tte r the date o l the l l r t t p u b lica tio n o l t h li notice m u tl file their c t a lm i w ith th l) C o u rt W IT H IN . 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N O T IC E O F FO R ECLO SU RE SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N p u rsu an t to a F in a l Ju d g m en t ol F o r e c lo s u r e d e le d M e r c h I, i n i . and en tered In C ese No ♦ 1 1 S 1 1 C C 2 0 P of the S em inole County C ou rt o l the t l lh J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In en d lo r S e m in o le County. F lo rid a , w h ere in G O V E R N O R S P O IN T TOW N H O M ES H O M E O W N E R S ’ AS S O C IA T IO N . IN C. Is P la ln tllt. and M I C H A E L J. D O M E N I C O . D IA N A M I C H E L E D O M E N IC O and W E K I V A H U N T C L U B C O M M U N I T Y A S S O C IA T IO N . IN C. a re Defendants, I w ill salt to tha h lg h a it and bast biddar for ca sh at tha W a it F ro n t Steps o l tha Sem inole County C ourt house, M l N orth P a rk Avenue. Sanford F lo rid a 13771. a t 11:00 o ’c lo ck A M . on M a rc h 11, l**4. the lo llo w ln g described p rop erty a s s a l fo r t h In s a id F in a l Ju dg m en t, to wit L o t 100 o l G O V E R N O R S P O IN T P H A S E 1, a cc o rd in g to the P la t Ihereof a s record ed In P la t Book 17 a l Page 34 o l the P u b lic R e c o rd s o l S e m in o le County, F lo rid a a / k / a liO W in Chester C ourt, Long wood. F L 32770 D A T E D M a rc h I. IST4 M A R Y A N N E M O RSE C le rk , C irc u it Court B y Ja n e E Ja sew lc Deputy C le rk In accord a n ce w ith the A m e r leans W ith D is a b ilitie s A d . per sons w ith d is a b ilitie s needing a special a ccom m odation lo par ll c i p a t e In t h is p r o c a e d ln g should contact C ourt A d m ln ls tra llo n a l 301 N P a rk Avenue. Suite N301, Sanford. F L 33771, la It phone <407) 3 IJ 4 3K . e»t 4337, not la te r than seven (7) da ys p r io r lo the proceeding If h e a r i n g I m p a lr a d . ( T D D ) I 000 »S1 1771, o r V o ic e ( V ) I >00 1770. v ia F lo r id a R e la y S ervice P u b lish : M e r c h 7 . 14.1**4 D E P Jl IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N D F O R 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 i *4 III C P IN R E : E S T A T E O F L E V I L E R O Y H A R R IN G T O N 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 l n l il r e l lo n o l the E s ta te ot L e v i L e ro y H a r ­ rin gton , c a te num ber *4 111 C P . Is pending In the C ir c u it Court. S e m in o le C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , P ro b a te D iv is io n , Ihe add ress ot w h ic h Is P O D ra w er C, San lord. F L 117710*1* T h a nam e end add ress o l the P e rso n a l R e p r e s a n t a ll v a a n d lh a P e rso n a l R e p re s e n la llv a 't a t ­ torney a re set to rlh below. A ll Interested p a r lie s are re q u lred lo file w ith this co urt (a) A ll c la im s again st lh a estate W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R 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 and lb ) a n y objection by an Interest­ ed person to w hom th is n otice I) serv ed lh a l ch allen g es the v a lid ­ ity ot Ihe w ill, th« q u a lifica tio n s o l the p erson a l rep resen ta tive, venue, o r Ju risd ictio n o l the court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R EE MONTHS A FT E R THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H I R T Y DAYS A F T E R THE O ATE OF S E R V I C E O F A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N T H E O B J E C T I N G PERSO N A L L C L A IM S A N O O B J E C T IO N S N O T SO F I L E D W I L L BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D P u b lic a tio n o l th is N o tice h a t begun on M a rc h 7, l**4 P e r to n a l R epresen ta tive K A T IE H A R R IN G T O N 1343 E L L I O T T ST S A N F O R D . F L 11771 A tto rn e y lo r Person al R epresen ta tive HUGHCO TNEY. P A F la . B a r No 141407 1 0 l4 B la c k ito n e B 'd g Ja c k s o n v ille . F L 33303 (*04) 114 0141 P u b lish : M a rc h 7.14. I**4 D E P 43 I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F ile N u m ber H l l l - C P Probate IN R E : E S T A T E O F J I M M Y RO SS H A R P E R Deceased N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N T h e a d m in is t r a t io n o l lh a • s ta le o l J im m y R o ss H a rp e r, d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b e r *4-111 C P , Is pending In the C i r c u it C o u r t to r S e m in o le County. F lo rid a , P ro b a ta O lv l slon, lh a add ress o l w h ic h Is S e m in o le Cou n ty C ou rtho u se, P ro b a te D iv isio n . S en lo rd, F lorId e, 33771, Th e n a m e s a n d addresses o l the personal re p re te n ta tiv e and the p erson a l f t p ie te n ta tiv e '! attorney a re te l forth below A ll In te re s te d p e r to n t a r t re q u ire d lo lilo w ith th is court. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S 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 I C E : (II a ll c la im s a g a ln tl the estate and 13) any o b | e c H o n b y a n I n te re s te d person on w hom Ih lt notice It te rv e d lh a l ch a llen g es the v a lid Ity o l the w ill, the q u a lifica tio n s of the p erson a l re p re te n la llv e . ven u e o r ju ris d ic tio n o l lh « court. A L L C L A IM S A N D O B J E C T IO N S N O T SO F I L E D W I L L BE FO R EV ER BARRED P u b lic a tio n o l th is N o llc a h a t begun on M a r c h 14, lt»4 P e rso n a l R a p re s e n la llv a : W illia m C. Sutton 1SI1 E a g le n e st C irc le W in te r S p rin g s. F lo rid a 33701 A tto rn e y lor P e rso n a l R a p rasen tatlva: G a ry E M a s s e y . E s q 111 West C itru s Street A lta m o n te S prings. F L 13714 1377 Telephone: (407)14* 0*00 P u b lis h : M a r c h 14.11, l**4 D E P 111 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C A S E NO.: (11147 C A 14 K ( B I PAU L W W ATERS. TRUSTEE. P la in tiff. vs. W IL LIA M R TH O M AS AN D T IN A L . T H O M A S D efendants 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 that p u rsu a n t to a S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d g m e n t o l F ore clo su re dated F e b ru a ry 31, 11*4 In Casa N o : *3 1547 C A 1* K I B ) In Ihe C irc u it C o u rt In e n d lor Sem i note County, F lo rid a In w hich P A U L W. W A T E R S . T R U S T E E . Is Ihe P la in tiff, an d W I L L I A M R T H O M A S A N D T IN A L. T H O M A S a re Ihe Defendants. I w ill sa il to the highest e n d best bidde r lo r ca sh at 11:00 A M on the l i s t d ev o l M a rc h . If*4 at lh a W a ll F ro n t Slaps of Ihe S e m in o le C ou n ty C ou rtho u se. 101 N . P a r k A v a ., S a n lo rd , F lo rid a , the fo llo w in g d e scribe d re a l p ro p e rly as sat forth In the S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d g m e n t o l F o re c (inure: L O T 1*. B L O C K H, N O R T H O R L A N D O T E R R A C E . U N I T t. S E C T IO N /. P L A T B O O K It. P A G E >4. P U B L I C R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L F . C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . D A T E D T H IS 3 IT H d a y o l F e b ru a ry , l*»a 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 : Ja n e E . Ja s e w lc D eputy C le rk A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S A C T O F 1**0 A d m in is tra tiv e O rder N o *137 P e rso n ) w ith a d is a b ility who need a s p e c ia l a ccom m odation to p a rtic ip a te In th is procaedlng should co ntact A D A Coordinator a t M l N . P a rk A van u e S u lla N. M l . S an lord. F lo rid a 33771 a l l u l l fiv e d e y s p r io r fo Ihe p r o c e e d in g . T e le p h o n e (4071 1714310 E l l . 4317, 1 P » *111771 (T D D ) o r 1 400 *11 1770 ( V ). via F lo rid a R e la y S e rv le t. P u b lis h : M a r c h 7,14, l**4 DEP M IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H S 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 ID A . C R I M I N A L C A S E N O .i L*4 17* C F A SCSO I N C I D E N T N O .i CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Cipher cryptogram* ere c/eelec from quotations by femoua oooow. pe n end custom la t h teller m the cipher tiende lor enoirwr re<*#y t d u e A equate u 1K N X B OWI V N F J V I V LIVO S X H V I N L V I J M I A N A I H I N I C O . ’ ON * R C A C V O I J V . NB H I tm itooii H J I O W I R HJ I V W I H O C A K — E N W A H Z . J N V U I B I X X I J , PREVIO U S SOLUTION: "I don't mind my w ill H rvfng th o M TV dlnnart, but now she's starling to te rra rerun*," — Alan Kino. IN R E : F O R F E I T U R E O F t * t l N IS S A N R I C K U P T R U C K V IN 11N4ND0IS*FC141111 N O T IC E O F F O R F E I T U R E . P R O C E E D IN G T O : M i r k R. C a rile n s e n 3303 C o n lter D riv e W in ter P a rk , F lo rid a 317*31034 an d a ll o th ers w ho c la im an I n t e r e s t In lh a f o l l o w i n g p ro p e rty to 1*15 N IS S A N P IC K U P TRUCK, V IN f1N *N D 0IS*FC 343111 D o nald F . F t linger, ot tha Sam lnola Cou n ty S h e riff'* O f­ fice , Sem inole County, F lo rid a , t h r o u g h h ie o f f i c e r * , Inveetlgator* or a g e n fi, te lte d Ihe ebove p ro p e rty on J a n u a ry 11, 1t*4. at o r n e a r Weston Road, J a m a s to w n , w it h in S tm ln o lo County, F lo rid a , an d Is pres • n tly h old in g sa id p ro p e rty for the purpose o l lo rle ltu ro p u r iu ant to Sections *31.701 *13 704. F lo rid a Statutes, end w ill R E ­ Q U E S T lh a t a n H o n o r a b le J u d g e o f Ihe C lr c u ll C o u rt, E ig h te e n t h J u d i c ia l C ir c u it , S em inole County, F lo rid a , lln d probable cause lh a f Ihe ebove p ro p e rly should be lo rfe lle d to the ebove a gen cy. Y o u w ill be sent a co py ot the O rd e r fin d in g P ro b a b le C a u se once It Is signed by the Ju d g e ar.d II w ill a d v ise you how a n d w hen lo respond lo th is request for forfeiture. I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y TH AT a tru e a n d c o rre c t copy of th is Nolle# w as sant to Ihe above n a m ed a dd resses by U S. re g is ­ te re d m a ll, retu rn receip t re ­ quested. th is 9) h day of M a rc h , I**4. M A R Y A N N K L E IN LE G A L CO UNSEL F lo rid a B a r N c .:* 1 3 U f S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E 134113m Street S anlord. F lo r id a 32771 *1** Telephone: (4071 1 M 4472 P u b lish : M a r c h 14. 14, 21. 33. \m 'Light?* D E P 120 IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T , O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D 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 J U M C C M F S O U T H E A S T S E M IN O L E C IV IC A S S O C IA T IO N , IN C. a F lo r ld a N o l F o r P ro fit C orp ora tion , d /b /a C H U L A V I S T A H O M E O W N E R 'S A S S O C IA T IO N P la in tiff, F R A N C E S C R O C K E R a /k /a FRAN CES CRO C KER VAN W O RM ER Defendant N O T IC E O F S A L E N at le t It hereb y g iv en lh a l me undersigned. Ihe C le rk o l the C l r c u l l C o u r t f o r S e m in o le Ceunty, F lo rid a , under end by v irtu e o l Hie F in a l Judgm ent o l Forecloeu re heretofore entered on the 2nd d a y o l M a rc h . 1**4. In that c e rta in causa pending In the C lr c u ll C ou rt o l Ihe E igh teen th J u d ic ia l C lr c u ll o l F lo rid a . In and fo r Sam lnola County, being C iv il A ctio n No *3iS*3CC20F, In w h ic h S O U T H E A S T S E M I N O L E C I V I C A S S O C IA T IO N , INC. a F lo rid a N o l-F o r P ro fit C o r p o r a t io n , d / b / a C H U L A V IS T A H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C l A T IO N le Iho P la ln llll and F R A N C E S C R O C K E R a/k /a FRANCES CROCKER VAN W O R M E R Is lha Defendant, w ill otter fo r sa le and ta ll a t p u b lic oufcryt fo Ihe highest an d best bidder for ca sh at fha S am ln ola County Courthouse. M l N. P a rk Avenue. Sanford. F lo rid a a l fha west fro n t door, on the 1th day of A p ril, l*f4. betw een Ihe hours of 11:00 e m and 1 0 0 p m , fha sam e being a le ga l sa les day and Ihe hour Ihe le gal h ou rs o l s a lt, Ihe fo llo w in g d escrib e d p rop erty sltu e le d In Sem inole County, F lo rid a : B egin at the N E co rn er o l the NW 14 ot the SW 14 ot Section 31. Tow nship 31 South. Range 12 Eost. ru n South 00*23’04’ ’ W est along the E a s t Una o l sa id N W 14 o l the SW 14 300 00 teat thence N orth 4 * * o r jt " W est 304 40 teat to the E a s te rly sid e o l O verlo ok D rive, thence N orth ll» s e ’77" E a s t a lo ng the e a sterly side o l O verlo ok D r iv e 340 *7 feel to Ihe N orth lin e of said N W % ot the SW W i thenca N orth *t*J*’ l l ” E a s t alo ng the N o rth line o l tho sa id N W ’4 ot the SW 1* *7.4* feet lo Ihe P o in t o l B eginning A lt o know n as Lot 10. B lo c k 1, u nrecorded P la t o l C h u la V is ta located In Section 22. T ow n th lp 31 South. Renge 11 Eest. Sem i n o * County. F lo rid a The sa id p ro p erty, together w it h a l l t h a t a n a m a n t e , h a r e d 1t a m a n l e a n d a p p u r t n e n a n c e t t h s r a u n lo belonging, o r In a n y w a y ap p erta in in g , bein g so ld to e a lls ly said judgm ent. D A T E D t h is I n d d a y o l M a rch , 1**4. IS E A L I M A R Y A N N E M ORSE CLERKO FTHE C IR C U IT C O U R T By: P a t r ic ia F H a a lh D eputy C le rk P u b lis h : M a r c h 7 .1 4 .1*ta D E P 11_______________________ I N T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T FO 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 P ile N u m b e r e d * * C P IN R E : E S T A T E O F V I N C E N T S CO TT H U D S O N O eca a ied N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N T h e a d m ln le fr a t lo n o t the • • ta la o f 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 ber *4 I0» C P . Is pending in the C ir c u it C o u rt for Sem inole County, F lo rid a . P ro b a le D lv l lio n , Ihe eddress o l w h ich Is M l N P a rk A venue. Sanlord. F lo r Ida 31771. T h e n a m e s an d add resses o l the personal rep re s e n la tlve and lh a personal rep re s e n ta fiv e ’s e llo rn e y e re set lo rlh below A LL 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 pe rso n s on w hom th is notice Is served w ho hevo ob lections Ihet ch a lle n g e the v a lid Ity of tho w ill, tho q u a llllc o t lo n i o l tha p erson a l rep resen tative, venue, o r ju ris d ic tio n o l th is C ourt a ra re q u ire d lo III# their o b j e c t io n s w it h t h is C o u r t 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 OH T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R TH E O ATE 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 cre d ito rs o l lh a decadent and o th er persons h a vin g c la im s o r dem an d s a g a in st decadent's • sta le on w hom a co py o l this notice Is sarvad w ith in three m onths a lte r the da le o l the B r il . jH ib llc a llo n o l th is nolle* m ust ' n i l th e ir c la im s w ith Ihls C ourt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH REE M O N T H SA FT ER 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 T H E D ATE 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 o lh a r c r e d ito r s o f the decedent and parsons h avin g cla im * o r dem and* a ga in st the d e c e d e n t'i estate m u st Ilia th eir c U lm s w ith th is co urt W IT H IN TH R EE 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 . A L L C L A IM S . D 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 D W IL L BE F O R E V E R BARRED. Th e d a le of Ihe ll r s l pu b lic* lion of mil N olle* Is M a rc h 14, IPV4. P e rso n a l Representative: K E N N E T H K. HUDSON, JR . 1*30 W im b led on D riv e L a k e M a r y , F lo rid a 11744 A ttorn ey fo r Pereonal R epresen tative: J O H N J . T Y S O N . E sq u ire W IL LIA M S , M c G U IR E A BRAGG P O. Bo* 1414 O rlando, F lo r id a 31*01 Telephone: (407 ) 441 4131 F lo rid a B a r No.: 03*1111 P u b lish : M a r c h 14. 21. I**4 ■P E P H * _______________________ N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N o llc a I* hereby g lv a n lh a l wa • re e n g a g e d In b u eln ese In Sem inole County, F lo rid a , under lha F ic titio u s N a m e o f F L A S H ’ S M O O N L IT E M O T O R C Y C L E R E P A I R , and that w e Intend to re g iste r sa id nam e w tm Ihe D lv le lo n o f C o rp o rello n s, T e lia hsssee. F lo rid a , In accord a n ce w it h Ih e p r o v lt lo n a o f th e F ic titio u s N am e Statute*. To W it: S e c tio n 141 Of. F lo r id * S la tu le e tT fl. N O R T H ER N E N T E R P R IS E S IN C . D e bora h N orth C h a rle s N orth Pu blish : M a r c h 14.19*4 0 E P -I3 0 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando •Winter Park 322-2611 031-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY 8 SUNDAY m m a PRIVATE PARTY RATES Mconsecutlve limn .....j....57e a line 7 consecutive lim n ............70c a lint 3 coniecullve limes............01c a line 1 lima............................. -I1.19 a line Rata* ara per Issue, based on 3 lines * 3 Lines Minimum NOW ACCEPTING Scheduling m ay include H erald A d v w b ie t al ttw cost o l nn additional day C a n ce l wtmn you get results P a y only k>r days your ad ru n t at into ear nod U se M description lor las le t I results C op y must lolkiw act eptal-ro typo graphical form 'C o m m e rcia l frequency rates am ayiui.it)*" , DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 N oon The Day B eloto P i** ca tion S unday 12 N oon F rid ay • M onday 5 30 P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREOITS: In the event ol an error In en ad, the Sanford Herald will be reaponelble for Ihe lint Ineerlton only end only to the extent ol the coal of thai Insertion. Pleaee check your ed for accuracy the tint day 11 rune. 12— E ld e r ly C a re 21— P e rso n als Bladtfar Control Problems? ADOPTIONS S E N IO R S , c a ll fo fin d out It you q u a lify for a ssista n ce w llh O I A P E R S / P A D S d e liv e re d to your door m on th ly 407 *40 I1S4 L O V I N G H O M E F O R E ld e rly In Lengw eed are*. 14 hour cere w llh lots ot T LC P le a se contact Bob el 447 774 4*7* Legal Notices IN T H E C I R C U I T 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 1 E M IN O L E COUNTY G E N E R A L J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV IS IO N C A S E NO. *3 2444 CA 14 K JH M M O R T G A G E S E C U R IT IE S . L P , P la ln llll. VS G E O R G E R B R IS T E R a n d M A R Y H E L E N B R IS T E R . • ta l. Defendants N O T IC E O F FO R EC LO SU R F SALE N o lle * Is haraby glva n lh at. p u rsu a n t to that F in a l Ju d g m a n l o l F o re c lo su re dated F e b ru a ry 14. !**4, and en tered in c iv il case n u m ber *3 14*3 C A 14 K . ol Ihe C lr c u ll C ou rt ot the leth J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In and lo r Sem i nola County, F lo rid a , w herein JH M M O R T G A G E SECU RI T I E S . I P , It P la in t if f end G E O R G E R B R IS T E R . M A R Y H E L E N B R I S T E R . ----------- , U N K N O W N P E R S O N ( S ) IN P O S S E S S IO N O F T H E S U B JE C T R E A L P R O P E R T Y N /K /A R O O N E Y O W EN S. l*/*r* D e ten d a n t(t), I w ill ta ll lo the highest and best bidde r fo r cash a l lha w est front door ol the S em inole County courthouse In Sanford. F lo rid a , Sem inole County, F lo rid a , et II » A M on M a r c h 31, lt*4, In* follow ing d e scribe d property e l set forth In s a id P in a l Ju dg m en t, to wit Lo t 33. T U S C A W I L L A U N IT 7, a cc o rd in g lo the p la t thereof, as reco rd ed In P ie t Book 32. P a g e t 44 47. P u b lic R e cord s o l Sem i n o l* County, F lo rid a D a le d M a r c h I, l*V4 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C le rk ot C lr c u ll C ourt B y Ja n e E Ja sew lc D eputy C le rk P u b lish : M a r c h 7,14.14*4 D E P 4* N O T IC E O F P R O C E E D I N G F O R C L O S IN O . V A C A T I N G A N D A E A N D O N IN O AN ALLEY N o lle * It h ereby g iv e n lh a l Ihe C ity C o m m issio n o l Ihe C ity o l S an lord. F lo rid a , w ill hold a P u b lic H e a rin g a l 7:00 P M on M a r c h 11. 11*4. In Ihe C ity C o m m issio n Room . C lly H a ll, 300 N o rth P a r k A ven u e, San ford. F lo rid a , lo co n sid er and d eterm in e w hether o r not the C it y w il l d o t e , v a c a l* and abandon any rig h t of tha C lly • n d lh a p u b lic In add lo lh a t c e rta in n o rth south a lla y ba tw e e n M a p le A v e n u e a n d F re n c h A ven u e an d betw een W est F ir s t S tree t en d W est Second Street, fu rth er described • I follow s: T h at p a rt of lh a a lle y w ay ly in g W e tl o l L o ll * and 7 and E a s t o l L o ts I and f, a ll bein g In B lo c k 3. T ie r *, ot E .R . T ra ! lo r d * M a p o f th a T o w n ot S a n ford a s record ed In * P le l B ook I, P a g e 41 of Ih# P u b lic R e co rd s of Sem inole County, F lo rid a ; being m ore p a rtic u la r ly d escrib e d es fo llo w s : B eg in a l Ihe Southeast co rn er of Lot, *, B lo c k 1. T ie r *. o l E R T ra ffo rd t M a p of tha Tow n o l S an ford a s record ed In P la l B ook t, P a g e 41 o l lh a P u b lic R acord * of S am lnola County, F lo rid a , and run N o rlh O O 'O l'lf" E a s t a lo ng lh a W a ll lin e o l L o is * and I fo r a dista n ce of 121.21 feet lo the N o rth e a tl co rn e r ol sa id Lo t l i (hence run N orth lt* J 4 ’47” E a s t tor a dista n ce o l 14,00 fe e l to Ihe N o rth w e st co rn er ot Lot 4. B lo ck 3. T ie r *, thence ru n South 00*0I’ S7" W a il along tha W a tt firs* ot L o tt a and f lo r a dista n ce ot 131 23 le a l lo Ihe Southw est co rn e r o l sa id Lot 7i thenca run South t r ie ’ IS" W a tt. 14.00 feet to tha P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G A l l p a r lie s In In le re tl and c lH ia n s s h a ll have an op p ortu n i­ ty lo be h ea rd a l sa id hearing. B y ord er o l Ihe C ity Com m ission of Ihe C lly o l Sanford, F lo rid a . A D V I C E TO T H E P U B L I C : If a parson decides to appeal a d ecision m ade w ith respect lo a n y m a tte r considered a t the above m eeting or hearin g, ha m a y need a v e rb a tim re c o rd o l Ihe proceedings. Including Ihe testim on y and evidence, w h ich re co rd Is not p rovided by the C lt y o l S an lord. I F S l i a OIOS) P E R S O N S W IT H D I S ­ 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 I C 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 CONTACT THE PER SO N N EL O F F I C E A O a C O O R D IN A T O R A T 3J0-S*2e 4* H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F TH E M E E T IN G Ja n e t R . Donatio* C ity C le rk P u b lis h : M a r c h 14.1**4 O E P - in i fr! m 27— N u r s e r y a. C h ild C e r e 25— Spadal Notices Legal Notices F re e m e d ica l ca re, transpor ta tlo n . c o u n s e lin g , p r lv e le doctor p lu s liv in g espenses B a r I1J7SIS C le a rw a te r A ttorney Joh n F r ic k t r I >40 *27 14*0 23— Lost & Fou nd • F O U N D F l o r i d a D r iv e r * L ic e n se M s S a n ch ei please c a ll 333 *4so Legal Notices N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N o lle* It hereby g iv e n that I a m engaged in business at M W Sandy Lane. S a n lord F L 33771, S em inole County, F lo rid a , under Ihe F ic titio u s N am e ot T ’ S A M O R E , and that I Intend lo re g is te r sa id n a m t w ith Ihe O lv ltio n o l Corp oration s. Talta haste*. F lo rid a In accordan ce w it h th e p r o v is io n s ot the F ic titio u s N a m e Statutes. To w it : S e c tio n le * 0*. F lo r id a S la lu la t l**t L in d a K O yer P u b lis h M a rc h 14 t»V4 D E P 111 N O T IC E O F P U B L I C S A L E Pu rsu a n t to F lo rid a Statutes. Sell Storage F a c ility A c l. Sec lio n s *] *04 and *1 *07 on M a rc h 7*. t**4 at 10 OO a m a l Lock Sale. Inc . 24V) W ISIh street. S an lord. F L 17771. lessor w ill conduct a pu b lic sola w llh re serve lo Ihe highest bidder lo r ca sh o l Ihe co nten ts o l the lo llo w ln g space num bers 10* D ia n a G iven s 121 G ilb e rt B ry e n l 30* R obert O am els 117 G len n A rn e lle III 234 M a r y E Cooper 131 G len n A rn ey 331 D e nn is K B agiev 143 W illia m C a rio ck 231 D enn is House 302 Sun M ls l C orp 314M ic k le C Shrdd 317 V e lm a W illia m s 333 K en L a ch a p e lle 33* Je n n ife r E n lin g h 344 M ic h a e l R ice 3M R o bert F e rre ll 404 P I C A C orp oration 41* S y lv ia Bodlson 710 Jen n in g s M E d w a rd s G e n e ra l d escrip tio n o l proper ty H o u s e h o ld goods, to o ls, tu rm lu re .e lc . Tenant m u sl redeem contents by S 00 p m , M a rc h 19. I**4 lo a v o id sale. This sa le Is being m ade lo sa tisfy a la n d lo rd s lien The p u b lic It Invited lo attend P u b lis h M a rc h 14. 21. I**4 D F P 134 I. M A R Y L. JO N E S , am not responsible lo r eny debts In cu rred other than m y own. T H E SCHOOL B O A R D O P S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A N O T IC E O F P U B LIC H E A R IN O N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N lh a l on Tuesday. M a tc h 11. If*4. at 7 00 P M or a t soon thereafter as a v a ila b le on Ihe agenda. Ihe School B oa rd o l Sem inole County. F lo rid a , w ill hold * p u b lic h earing In Ihe School B o a rd M e etin g Room , F ir s t F lo o r, 1111 M e llo n v llle A venue. Sanlord. F lo rid a The purpose o l Ihe pu b lic hear Ing It lo consider app rovin g a ground lease agreem ent be tween Ihe School B oard and Sem inole School B oard Leas Ing Corp lor a m in im u m term o l th irty (M ) yea rs lo r the sites lo be know n and located es lo lio w t W IN T E R S P R IN G S H IG M S CH O O L ( ’ ’A A A "I too B ra n tle y Avenue W inter Springs. F lo rid a 317(4 C H I L O C A R E a v a ila b le evenings A weekends. C a ll for ra te specials. M r s M lc h e lla ’ t H ouse H 1 - » ll / L l t . *2*1JO E X C E L L E N T C H I L D C A R E . In m y d e a n hom e. A ffo rd a b le ra le s, hot m eats, and lots of T L C E x c e lle n t rets 331 7734 M ^ H B u s in o s s O p p o r t u n itie s M O N E Y M A K I N O -tom e bust n e tt le e r n h o w l F o r d e ta ils send S A S E to J A C onsulting end M a rk e tin g . P O B os 1403. Jo h n ’s Island. S C 3*417 P A P E R R O U T E : SCO day, *00 Sun 40 m ile s long I h r t 4Smln d e liv e r tim e . 134.000 >31 731J — ——— — 61— M o n e y to L e n d * IMMEDIATE FUNDING * 13. M0 I2S.OOO NOADVANCE FEE ______ m to* 407 em* __ KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONEYI A lt you need It your title J a c k D iam ond for a ppointm ent 2403*7* S O U T H S E M IN O L E M I D D L E S CH O O L 101 South W inter P a rk D riv e C a sse lb e rry, F lo rid a 32707 71-r-Help W»nted L A K E H O W E L L H IG H S C H O O L A D D IT IO N 4200 D ike Road W in ter P a rk . F lo rid a 317*3 AUTO TECH S days E s c a lle n t p ay and benefits A 5 E end tools a m ust . C a ll T ony a l 111 143* L A K E B R A N T L E Y H IG H S C H O O L A O D IT IO N t*1 Sand L a k e Road A lta m on te Springs. F lo rid * 31714 S E M I N O L E H IG H S CH O O L A O D IT IO N 1701 H ld otw ood A venue Senlord. F lo rid a 13771 AUTOMOTIVE DETAILING 6 LOT MECHANICAL WORK E s c e lle n l o p p o rtu n ity . P h lt B e ilis C a r Center. S anlord ____ 211 5 1 4 3 ______ A V A IL A B L E PO SIT ION* T em p o rary and tem po rary to p erm ane nt position) a v a ila b le In ce n tra l F lo rid a a re a lo r those e ip e rie n c e d In E D U C A T IO N A L S E R V I C E S CENTER <00 E L a ke M a r y B lv d Sanlord. F lo r Ida 12773 The proposed ground lees* w ill la c llite te the fin a n cin g ut co n stru ctio n of new educe tlon al la c llllle t or add ition s lo edu cation al fa c ilitie s thereon b y Ih e School B oa rd A copy o l the proposed ground leas* agreem ent In fin a l form w ill be a v a ila b le lo r Inspection and rev iew by the p u b lic at the B o a rd Room . F ir s t Floor, 1211 M a llo n v llla Avenue. Sen lord. F lo rid a at the lim e ol such h earin g A n y person w ish in g to appeal any d e c is io n m ade by the S ch o o l B o a rd o l S e m in o le County i f 3 m eeting or hear Ing w ilt need a v e rb a tim re c o rd ot the p ro ce e d in g s This record m ust Include the testim ony end evidence upon w hich the appeal Is to be based A ll persons e ie to n» qnverned a cc o rd in g ly " P r o d u c t lo n 'A s ie m b ly " ••W arahousa” " F o v k L ift O p e r a to r " • • C le r ic a l" O EN E R A L PERSO NNEL C a ll la m 4pm M onday F rid a y e t l 1331 _ * F ee l Best Pul Time Job In Town E a rn 1100 SIR) per week Res id e n lla l h o m e cle e n ln g M on day F rid a y D ay hours Naed car C a ll M e rry M a id s 111 3144 CARPET ASSISTANT R e lia b le S a la ry 323 4332_____ CHILDCARE P * r f M m t f v # n ln g i a n d vNwwbwndi C P R fr tln lr v g p r t ferret! M a tu re Aduit m ust be l l , C a ll M ftlo d y o r J o y c e Ml F o r a ll f u ll t im e ih lf f * II U J ATTEST P a u l J H a a s r l y . S u p e r in t e n d e n t Legal Notice N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N otice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business et *<0 L a k e H a rn ey Road Geneve. F L 32/13 Sem inole County. F lo rid a under the F ic titio u s N am e of SANDCRACKEH FARM and lh a t I intend lo reg ister said nam e w llh ihe D iv isio n o l Cor pora llon s, Tallahassee. F lo rid a , in a cc o rd a n c e w llh Ihe pro vision s a l Ihe F ic titio u s N am e Statutes. To W ll: Section *43 0*. F lo rid a Statutes 1**1 L a rry S B ra d d y P u b lis h M a rc h M. l**4 D E P 11* IPH F u ll lim a 1 II and p a r i lim e 3 11 A cc e p tin g app licatio ns M onday F r id a y . * 4 D e B ary M a n o r 40 N 17*1. D e n a ry 407 44* 4434 1.000 A V O N products E a rn lo 30% No door/door P T / P T Sand! 331 I I W I *00 *44 2144 A D D TO Y O U R IN C O M E S E L L A V O N NOW I C A L L >21 4323 o r 172 043* AGENTS REAL ESTATEI N o th in g ftucceecft ilk a t u t c e t i W a r a w a ll Info o u r P d d e ca d e of tra in in g s u c c e s s fu l a g e n t* N o lit e m # I W rU M Ip l W ATSON R E A L T Y C O R P R E A L T O RS II) MOO DIRECTOR For e stab lishe d ch ild c a re cen ler. E d u catio n end e tp e rie n ce In e a rly childhood req u ired C a ll 121 *4)3 F lo o r in g L a w n S e r v ic e F L O R ID A S T A T E R E Q U IR E S e ll co n tra cto rs be reg iste re d o r ce rtifie d . To v e r ily • sta le c o n t r a c t o r s lic e n s e c a l l 1 100 141 7*40. O c c u p a tio n a l L ice n se s a ra re q u ire d by the co un ty and ca n ba v e rifie d by c e llin g 111 1l30.e» l. 7433 H A R D W O O D F L O O R IN O I m te ll te n d in g F in is h in g T O M O L S E N t *11414 31*7 R E S ./ C O M M . V in y l S id in g . A lu m . F r a m in g . D r y w a ll. D oors, Rooting. Concrete 111 4111 S O B e lln l, CBCOt***0 G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s J A D LAW N M A IN T E N A N C E We do ev e ry th ing ! C a ll lo r tree e s tim a te ) 3141430_______ L O U ’S M o w in g . W ee dealing, E d g in g , SIS A up L ig h t haul - LrB F re e E s tim a tes. 321 1717 IN D O O R A O U T D O O R P la s te rin g R em odel new end h is to ric hom es 1111*10 T O M A J E F F 'S L A W N C A R E l R e t /C o m m , dependable, tow rates! F ree e t l 110 7070 H e a lth & B e a u t y 114 l e u A sk lor Oale Law n M ain ten an ce A t IPs Best C o m m e rc ia l and re sld an tlal. Cutting, weeding, trim m in g , edging, t e r lllliln q . beqqlnq 321-7699 N A I L S . N A I L S . N A I L S W ent b e a u tifu l n a ils* G el n e lli a re h ea lth y) W on’ t cra ck , chip, peel C a ll L y n 114 t i l * F ir s t tim e custom ers lu ll s e ll 12*11 Appliances A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR F ree •p p l. te r v lc e c o ll w llh re p a irs I John, A-F Best, 124 3141 Carpentry C A R P E N T E R A ll kinds Ol hom e re p a irs , p a in tin g A c e ra m ic tile R ic h a rd G r o w ......I l l 3*71 C a r p e t C le a n in g S A M 'S C A R P E T C L C A N I N O p lu s s trip i n d b u ll fleer*. R e s ld e n lla l/ c o m m e r d a l 14 A F F O R D A B L E Home R e p a ir. D ependable A ll phases C e ll tor tree est M ic h a e l 313 ftOB R E S T O R A T IO N , D R Y W A L L . m eta l studs, doors, trim , lt d Ing. p o rch a t. decks, g a fe b o t ________ 113 3047___________ fl/7E-VMY"rv.. . WE SHOW UP E le c t r ic a l Roofing G Y S B B R S R O O F IN G F re e • S t-, 10 y r s e x p e r ie n c e B o n d /ln s /L Ic RC0044141 _________ C e ll 574 43IS B L U E S K Y PO O LS AN D SPAS Service, repair and remodel Ing. Q u a lity work a l law prices. Freeest.aw-ne-eeoi S E R V I C E from *43 mo Cham Rite Pool Service C le a n in g S e r v ic e M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . H e p e lr a d d itio n , c o m m /re * . L ( c / ln i.lE R 0 0 0 * l* 3 33 l 447S r I t e , T f e * n " d r iv e lS y r r o o fs , p o o l d e c k s , w a lk s , houses F re e est. 331 4117 S w im m in g Pool S e r v lc e / R e p a lr W EEKLY L IO H T H A U L I N O , F L O O R M A I N T E N A N C E W e a lto do w ln d o w s ll» l» 0 3 ^ _ _ _ C A P T A I N C u N C C E T E . W ayne B e a l. I M a n Q u a lity O para tlon I 330 13217474 3*41 P r e s s u r e C le a n in g d u n- H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t hr^ilOS41^eeper^4^S4^ _______ C o n c re te _______ I, F u ll lim a 1 l l s h ill ______ Notice______ A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g t n M u lt b# Ctf Ilf lad ORDERLIES D ated et Senlord, F lo rid * Ihls 14th day of M a rch . I**4 T H E S C H O O L B O A R D OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A By O r B a rb a ra Kuhn. C h a if m an ___________ CHAS ^J^lTl^Rober^hoemaker T r e e S e r v ic e L a n d s c a p in g ~ C Y P R E S S M U L C H t ll/ y a r d 100% G r a d e A , m ille d In Longw ood. C a ll u t lo r a tree estim a te on y o u r fre e t r im ­ m in g a n d re m o v a l! H a rd y T ree S e rv ice doing business i s A A A Tree S e rv ic e 117-1141 E C H O L S T R E E SVC L ie 's. Im " L e t the P ro fessio n als do It.” _ F r e e e t t i m a le s 323 112* W in d o w R e p a ir a n d C le a n in g WINDOW 6 SCREEN REPAIR: « 7 im m A d v e r t i s e Your B u s i n e s s Eve ry Day F o r As L ow As $45 Per Month. Call Cl as s i f i e d, 522 2 6 1 1 �m Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 14, 1994 - OB 71— H e lp W a n te d 71— H e lp W a n te d COSMETOLOGIST PART TIME JEWELRY SALES C h r is t ia n o w n e d , n o n ' in v o k in g , lu ll s e rv ic e pro le ttlo n a l ta lo n and co sm etic tlu d lo C o m m lu lo n on lo r v Ice! p lu i c o m m lu lo n on 10 lop re ta il h a ir c a r* * lines W t'ro grow ing, w o 'ro busy, and we have o p e n ln g i lo r you I C a ll) ) ) 4541 »r 1*5 7545 te r In le rvle w appointm ent DRIVERS NEEDED A.O . C A R R I E R S , T av aret, El. a w e ll e ila b llih e d and grow Ing C e n tr a l F lo r id a b a te d com p an y o lfe r t you • li e to 7*e per m ile • U p to l i n o m l per mo • Stop O ft P a y • Unloading P a y • V a ca tio n P a y • Satety A P e rfo rm a n ce llo n u t • Spout* R id in g P ro g ra m • A v era g e T rip 5 r D a y t • Late M o d el C onventional T ra c to rt It you have I y e a rt tractor tra ile r. O T R and tnow and Ice e rp e rle n c e p lu i a good d riv in g record , c a ll _________ I M H H W I I _________ Dfim/W mhouse Person M u t t have c la t t A C O L A pp ly In p* rton L e ttc re e n Com paay. m S ilv e r L a k e O r d r iv e r s ' REWARD! 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S),*00 O B O P I 7040 • 14 F T B O W R IO E R 115 H P M e rc u ry , o/b. low h ou rt. w llh tra ile r 51.10017) 0144_________ • G O L F C L U B S w ith bag I) p ie c a ta l co nsists o l P re d a to r by L y n k True F ly e r, D e lla P ro 5100 lir m l i t 1*5* _ • O O L F C L U B S . L a d e t L t blu e bag I A . ) woods . 1, 5, 4. / Irons A ll tor *^0C-*J!))1_U»4 S O L O F L E X W eigh ! m a ch in e P u t chase newi In 1Tt*41. good co n d lllo n 5100-J115I14_______ J 9 9 — P e t s & S u p p lie s L IN C O L N V E R S A I L L E S . 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N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R I S E A S S N .____________ Punla Anawsr lo Prsvlo 11 TT d u m m y a n d play a c lu b tu k in g . N o w ililn g s gel gruyer. te m p tin g for S c iit h In lead a c h ili, h o p in g tn b rin g d o w n ace. H u l here Ih n l c o sts c o n tra c t. W est w in s w ith j a c k a n d s w it c h e s lo d ia m o n d Jack. S m ith ru ffs se co n d d lu m n u il h u l w h e n h e a rts hreuk 4-2 fie has I ru m p c o n tro l 1 SUPPOSE YOU'LL \ I’M TEMPTED TO POLTPCiNE YOUR. VJlNfe IT WITH TRIP UNTIL YOU W E LAP BELT CAN RECHARGE / AW SHOULDER V^THE AIR BAG, STRAP JUST TO A B y B e r n ic e B e d e O s o l Y O U R B IR T H D A Y M a rc h IS . 1004 In I lie y ear a la n d yo u c o u ld be h e l l e r d is c ip lin e d r e g a r d in g ililn g s w h ic h are o f sig n ific a n c e to y o u m a te ria lly . Y o u r a b ility lo d e te rm in e w lia l s o m e th in g Is w o rth sh o u ld lie ip illc keen. P I S C E S (Feb. 2 0 M a rc h 20) U s u a lly y o u 're m t o v e rly c o n ­ c e r n e d a h o u I w h o r u n s the sh o w . T o d ay, h o w e v e r, yo u m ig h t feel y o u c a n do a b e lte r |oh than o th e rs a n d c h a n c e s are. y o u 're rig id . K m w w here to look for ro m a n c e and y o u 'll fin d it. T h e A stro -G ra p h M a tc h m a k e r In sta n tly re v e a ls w h ic h s ig n s a rc r o m a n t ic a lly perfect for y o u . M a l l $ 2 a n d a lo n g , s e lf addr<-sM-d. stam p ed en velo p e to M a tc h m a k e r, c/o t ills n e w sp a ­ per. P.O. B o x 4405. N ew Y o rk . N Y . 10103. A R I E S (M a rih 2 1 -A p rll 19) Y o u have the w h e re w ith a l today lo d e riv e b e n e fits o r e x tra c t s o m e th in g o f v a lu e fro m a r ­ r a n g e m e n t s th a t a p p e a r lo o th e rs as h a v in g little o r no p ro m ise . Y o u 'll k n o w I lie lr real w o rth. T A U R U S lA p itl 2 0 -M ay 20) He su re to In clu d e o ld frie n d s In It's low the the the th e the the lost m u NORTH ♦ 17 ♦ 10 I ♦ K »J 1 J ♦ 1(43 EAST ♦ Q J 10 5 3 ¥7 4 ♦ A Q» ♦ A 10 9 W EST ♦ 113 V I 331 ♦ J 10( 7 ♦ J5 soirril ♦ A M ¥ A K q J 9 ♦ 4 ♦ Kyi: V u ln e ra b le B olh D e a le r: E a s i South W r it N o rth Dbl 3 ♦ 3¥ Pus Pus Pus 1 ♦ ]♦ 4¥ Kut 1♦ Pus P a ss A ll p u s O p en in g lead ♦ 3 i- y o u r so c ia l p la n s to d u y . Y o u 'll he m o re ut ra se w ith th e m than yo u w ill lie w ith o llie rs . T h e y 'll he d e lig h te d to know th e y 're s till sp e c ia l. G E M I N I (M ay 2 1 -Ju n e 20) Y o u m ig h t not m ake the biggest sp la s h today. >vt e v e ryo n e w ill k n o w w h e n you first h it the w ater. T h e re Is so m e th in g about y o u r presence th a l c o m m n n d s resp ect a n d attention. C A N C E R (June 2 1 -Ju ly 22) K n o w le d g e Is p o w er a n d yo u have so m e special In fo rm a tio n th at c o u ld he t f real v a lu e to o th ers. H o w ever, d o n ’ t let them th in k It Is Just there for the t a k in g . M e te It o u t a d v u n la g c o u s ly . L E O ( J u l y 2 3 - A u g . 22) C h a lle n g e s, changes a n d s h iftin g c o n d itio n s co uld w o rk for y o u r u ltim a te benefit tod uy If y o u u t iliz e y o u r gift fo r t u r n in g n e g a tiv e d e ve lo p m e n ts Into p o s i­ tiv e re su lts. V I R G O (Aug. 2 3 -S e p t. 22) Y o u 're not apt to evade m a k in g d iffic u lt d e cisio n s tod ay. H o w e v ­ er. w lia t Is m ore s ig n ific a n t Is that y o u 're likely' to uet In the m a n n e r a n d m ethod y o u r best Ju d g m en t dictates. L I B R A (Sept. 23-O ct. 23) In th is c y c le y o u r a m b itio u s o b ­ j e c t iv e s h a v e e x c e lle n t p r o ­ b a b ilit ie s for t r l n g g ra tifie d . T i l ls Is because y o u r p ro d u c tiv e a n d c o n s tru c tiv e m o tiv e s are stro n g . S C O R P I O KXt . 2 4 -N ov. 221 T o d a y y o u n u k e a w elco m e a d d i t i o n fu r te a m e f f o r t s , e s p e c ia lly If yo u 're In vo lved In so m e ty p e o f a u lv lt y w here ImiH i c h a n c e a n d c o m p e titio n a re p rim e elem ents. S A G I T T A R I U S (N ov. 23-Dee. 21) It's Im portant to d a y that y o u h ave s ta y in g pow er a n d are not de terred by challen ge. Y o u start to b lo sso m w hen the fin is h lin e Is In sig h t. C A P R I C O R N (D ec. 2 2 -J a n . 19) H ave fu n and e n jo y y o u rs e lf tod ay, hut pace y o u rs e lf w ise ly If In v o lv e d In a c tiv itie s th u l draw u p o n y o u r p h y d ia l a n d e m o ­ tio n a l energ ies. A Q U A R I U S (Jan. 2 0 -F cb . lit) S ta n d u p for your r ig h ts today If y o u 'r e In v o lv e In s o m e th in g w h ere y o u feel yo u 're lin t g e ttin g a fa ir sh a ke . R e aso n ab le a d ­ ju s tm e n ts c a n he m ade, hut they w o n 't he volunteered. C o p y r ig h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R I S E ASSN . Le o n ard S ta rr A N N IE YOU'RE SAYING YES. INCURABLY. SOMETHING 16 SHE WON’T BE WITH W KOftO WITH U5 MUCH LONGER, ----------- OLLIE. 50NPRA?TMAT 5HE'S. w e l l ... (hi­ S in c e E a st m ust h av e the d liim n iid ace lot Ids o p e n in g hid. the r tg lii p la y at ir lc k liv e Is Hie c lu b q u c c il T ills lo rc c s E ast lo w in the tric k . He c a n n o t do b e tter th a n sw itc h lo u tru m p . S o u th d ra w s a ll of W e st's hearts a n d c o n ce d e s m o l tie r c lu b Irlck. T h e c o n tra c t Is h o m e w ith these 10 t r ic k s ; tw o s p a d e s , fiv e hearts, iw o d u b s u n d one sp ade r tilf In Hie d u m m y . (0 1 0 0 4 . N EW SPAPER E N ­ T E R P R I S E ASSN . HOROSCOPE _ 3 et AKKTHILJG LEFT I)y P h i l l i p A ld e r A lew su b je c ts c a n he seen as b la c k nr w h ile . U i l m ost e m ila lu a n e le m e n t o l gray. It’s the sam e In lirld g e deals, excep t In r e ­ vels*-. U s u a lly lls -re 's a lig h t lin e o f play. Hut u c c u s lo n u lly It Isn't m i s tr a ig h tfo r w a rd T h e n the m u ih c m iU lc lu n s gel m il ilie lr e a le u la lu rn a n d e s tim a te th a l o ne lin e — le t's c a ll It L in e A — h a s . s a y . a 0 -1 .9 2 p e r c e n t ch a n c e , a n d the all*-rn allve. Hie Im u g lu u llv i-ly nm ued L in e It. lia s 415 411 pe re etil I hen Ihev pour sc o rn on the |i»or p la y e r w h o ad o p te d L in e A In to d a y 's d e a l w h e n tie so rte d Ills h an d . N o rth d id n ’t exp ect lo m a k e three bids. Hut su c h Is life o n ce In a g ray m u m . A g a in s t to u r h e a r ts . W e s i le a d s the sp a ile th re e . Il Is c le a rly b la c k a n d w h ile (or S o u th in w in (lie flrs i t ric k w Iili the sp ad e ace. c a sh I he spade k in g , r u f f I tie sp a d e f o u r III th e l& ib \ PETER GOTT.M.D. BUT-. SHE'S SO NO. IT’S IN HER y tW V tf - SURELY 9 A A / fit- I t ’S s o M e rw N O W HAT CAUSES CAM M PONE TH05E LAPSES... /U, MINNIE t Ik 3 ?®» / � 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, March 14, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 14, 1994. 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No. 153 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST Rolling agrees to guilty plea in Gainesville slayings O A IN E S V IL L E — A l.ouistana drifter sur­ prised a cnurtrm m today by agreeing to enter a guilty plea In the murders of five college student* In 1990. “ There urc some things you Just can't run from, this being one of those.* Danny Harold Rolling told Circuit Judge Sian R Morris this morning. Sec S tory Page BA S A N F O R D - Steve Alford, who has undertak­ en a private find raising drlvr for J u ly 4lh fireworks dlspkiys for the past four years. Is throwing In Ihetnwell. “ I Just can't continue doing this." he said this morning, “ but Til be glad to help someone else If they wunt to handle the drive.” Allord started his fund rolslttg after city and Chum bcr of Commerce funding for the annual J u ly 4th fireworks display was withdrawn. Most recently, he attempted to obtain suppori from a number of organization* Inrltillng the Sanford/Semlnolc Jaycees. “ Every year people promise lo support the drive, then It eiiis up going on m y shoulders." he said. “ It's Jtist too m uch for me to do any more." Alford said If any club or organization wishes to utlempt raising funds for this year's J u ly 4th fireworks, he would be happy to turn over all of his paperwork. “ I don't watt anyone else to have to go through what I lave/* he said. 'Und this may be of big help." Alford's phone number Is 3 2 16727. "O ne thing I want to do." he udded. "Is give a very heart-fell thank you to all the people and businesses who have helped me raise money for the fireworks In the past. It coiidn'l have been done without t lr m ." Getting tough on kids Grants help combat youth crime By NICK PFIIFAUF Herald Staff Writer SA N FO R D - It's grant applica­ tio n tim e . If the g r a n t s u rc approved, the money will be directly used to comb.it Juvenile crime. The City of Sanford will go after 8100.000 from the stale to comb.it Juvenile drug und M'liool problem*. Th e Sanford Housing Aulhorlty plan* to iirrk u grant from H om ing and Urban Development lo continue (he com m unity patrol officer*. D u rin g M onday n ig h t's c o m ­ m ission meeting, approvul wa* given to apply for the 8100.000 grant. If obtained, the money would go to help continue two major programs. Drug Abuse Resistance Education. (DARK) and School Re­ source Olllcers. (SRO). Th e money ha* been allocated by the state from the motor vehicle trust fund, and has been set aside a* an Incentive to foster a reduction In Cops mull curfew for juveniles SANFO RD — ImiMisIng curfews as a way to stmt Juvrnlle crime I* l>clng discuss'd In the legislature and also by Sunford Police. Last week, d c p tjy rhlcf Joe □ S e e O rsn ts, Page BA L. I U — Stripper may press criminal charges By J. MARK BARFIELD Senior Staff W itor Hm H M sm St tMMSf vm««at Outstanding, positive students at Qoldsboro Elementary School are rewarded with time lo think, dream and take care of the Poaltlve Action Garden on campus. Fourth grader Tristan Baker, left, and fifth graders Teona Nelson and Tim Harrell deerrate the garden fence yesterday for Valentine's Day. Home Depot. Builder's Squaro. A C E Hardware and White Rose donated Items for Vie garden. C ham ber A fter Hours S A N F O R D — Tucke r's Form and Garden Center. 115 Laurel Avenue, will host the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours gathering Ihl* Thursday, from 5 until 7 p.m. Cham ber President Robbie Robertson and Jo h n and Pam Tuck e r are plaining a special gala event for the evening. For further Irformatlon. phone the chamber office at 322-2212. C larification Th e open house at Seminole High School's Acudemy of Ifcallh Careers, which will take place tomorrow evening. Is limited to the (Nirrnla of Incoming freshmen only. Th e academy Is a four year program and students must alter the program as freshmen In order to complete their studies. From staff reports O V IE D O — Randall Edw ard Boston Is In Jail this morning, charged with one count of lewd and lascivious activity with a child under the age of S A N F O R D — A Winter Dark stripper says she may pursue criminal charges ugalnst six Sem i­ nole C o unty Ireflghter* accused of battering her during a perform ace in November. "W e're weighing thul option very, very heavi­ ly ." M ill the wumun. who's name Is prlng withheld due to t l r nature of the Itrldent. Th e w om an suld she will meet with prosecutor* at the Stale Attorney'* Office this week to disruss the complaint. Last M onday, county Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser Is tird written warnings to the six flreflghtera after un Investigation confirmed they were on stuge with the woman. T h e Internul Investigation ctndueted by H r Shertir* Office rm ild not confirm whethrr the firemen touched the wom an or paired beer on her as she alleged. Kaiser said die woman's allegation wus u n ­ substantiated. n i stricter punishment could not be meted out to l l r six men. Mul after conferring with the county's labor attorney. Kulser said hr decided they bail violated the county Code of See F irefig h ters. Page BA SIB m eeting S A N FO R D - Th e Scenic Imjrovcm ent Board will hold a apodal February meeting Wednes­ day. Subject of the meeting will be Improve­ ments recommended at the C iv ic Center courtyard. . „ _ Th e meeting will be held In l l r first floor City Commission caiference room, at Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avc. S ee Curfew, Page BA Reprimand for firemen Positive action kids Teen 8truck by car O V IE D O — A 13-year-old boy was struck by a car os he erased Alexandria Avenue at State Hoad 434. Police said he was southbound on Alexandria at the time of t l r accident. After the accdent he was airlifted to Orlando Regional Medical Center where. Oviedo Police said, he was listed In fair condition this morning. Th e accident Is still under Invrsttgatlon. police said. D illa r d to ld m e m b e rs of the Wcstslde Com m unity Association the (Ntllce are looking nt a curfew ordinance from Dillas. Texas to present to l<x nl offldal* Dillard said the constitutionality of the Dallas curfew had Item upheld by a l) S Court of Appeals Sanford City Manuger Mill S im ­ mons said their is a 33-year old curfew for miner* on the books but It Is not enforced. The lack of |»llce man|Kiwer along with jtosslblc legal challenge of l l r curfew are two reasons the old law Is not enforred. T h e city curfew t-sdls for anyone under 17 years of «u r to be off the According to Seminole County sheriff's In­ vestigators Boston. 10. tuts on several occasions fondled a 13-year-old neighborhood girl. The laborer’s address was listed as 455 McLain Drive In Geneva. Investigators said, however, that he was no longer living ut that location. After a period of homelessness, they said, he was taken In by a fumlly In another )»art of Geneva. "About two or three months ago. the family (who lias taken him !n| met Boston In chu rch.” Ed McDonough, public Information officer for the See Fondling, Page BA College’s auction adds to scholarship coffers SA N FO R D - It went well. Very well. Seminole Com m unity College's annual Dream Auction on Friday evening brought out the best In m any people who gave generously to the college's scholarship founda­ tion. Th e 10th annual fundraiser sold out as It hus the last few ycurs. Each of the 420 seats In the ballroom of the Sheraton O rln n d o -N o rth In M ultland was filled by p h ila n ­ thropists who hud (wild $75 apiece for dinner and the chance to bid on u variety of Items. " I think we got more than 60 percent of the retail value on inosl of the Items on the list." suld Alex Serraes. project coordinator of for the college's department of student services. Serraes said that several Hems on the auction block brought at least 100 percent of their retail value. As always, the most popular Items to be uuctloned off were travel packages. A trip to Alaska und a cruise through the nntural beauty of thnt stale brought 84.000. T h e trip, donated by Holland American Cruise Lines and Conti­ nental Airlines went for the full retail value. Serraes said. Nordic Cruise Lines donated a package deal for those who wanted lo "Choose A Cruise" to the destina­ tion of their liking (or to no place at all). Cum ing In a close second In the bidding wnrs. that travel package fetched close to 84.000 os well. Other popular Items on the auc­ tio n b lo ck In c lu d e d a trip to Eurodisney and two weeks In Parts C.See A uction. Page BA Former AAA manager charged with fraud A A A ' s foreign motoring Insurance Attorney Thom as W. Tu rn e r said Monday. Cintron. 50. of Lake Mary, is accused of preparing and approving phony cancellation and refund re­ quests on behalf of more than 100 A A A customers who bought tempo­ ra ry policies after b u yin g cars overseas between 1986 and 1993. According to prosecutors. Cintron forged the customers' signatures on refund checks Issued bv Barnett unit until May. lias been charged with bank fraud. Assistant U.S. □Sec Fraud. Page BA O R LA N D O — A former manager at the American Automobile Asso­ ciation has been charged with defrauding banks hi Florida and Virginia out of more than • 167.000 In an Insurance money, a pro­ secutor said. Michael A. Cintron, w ho headed Erin Crowe take* lime lo rest during a recent transportation exhibit at Holy Cross Day Care In Lake Mary. Erin. 4. (hough! the tractor tire was a fun place lo put her feel up for a spell. The tractor Is part of the equipment used by the City ol Lake Mary. T O T H E 'S A N F O R D H ER A LD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 32 2-2611 �tA - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. February IS. 1994 N EW S FROM T H E R EGIO N AN D A C R O SS T H E S T A T E Security tightens amid threats Federal experts find new virus In rats MIAMI — llraltli p\|K-rts Investigating the cause of a rare respirator)’ Illness of a Dade C o u n ty man have discovered what they believe Is a new species of hanlnvlma In one of the county's most prevalent rats. Federal disease experts have trapped and tested iX) local cation rats and found 12 carried what appears to be a new kind of hantavirus, a rodent-borne viru s which has killed 32 people In I-I Western stales. Testing of Ihr rats began aftrr Kenneth Spence, a North Miami mechanic, became seriously III last fall. Ills was the first case reported of the hantavirus cast of the Mississippi River. He has since recovered. Experts told local health authorities Monday llir r r Is no definitive proof the new virus caused S|»cnrc's Illness or that It can cause any human Illness. Anita Bock. chief of health and social welfare for Dade County, said while other hantaviruses do cause disease and death, stirlt Illness is uncom mon. "People should take this very ca lm ly," Bock said Monday. Tests confirmed Spence had been Infected by some kind of hantavirus Further tests must Ik * conducted to show whether the strain that Ittferied him Is the same us the suspected new vlrus. By ADAM YEOMANS Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Security at Ihr stale Capitol has hern llghlenrd alter two Itornli scares htst week and personal threats against some legislators who sup|Mtrlrd an assault weapon ban. Authorities have been on heightened alert since Friday when a bond) thrrul emptied Ihe Capitol complex for about 45 minute’s. A second threat later lliut same day caused officials to close the Capitol complex to the p u b lic Saturday w h en several I Anytime someone calls in and says they’re going to blow up the Capitol you take a close look at it. J -J a m e s M cPherson thousand people rallied against proposed gun continl laws. "A nytim e someone rails In and says they're going to blow up Ihe Capitol you lake a close look at It.” Jam es McPherson. King says state nonviolence institute can be national model Escaped prisoner crushed to death By ADAM YEOMANS IM M O K A L E E — A prisoner who escaped from Hendry Correctional Institution by stowing away In a garbage truck was found crushed to death in a landfill, authorities said. Collier C ounty sheriffs detectives Identified Annstaslo Figueroa. 41. o( Miami, using his fingerprints, said Jesse Jenkins J r ., the prison's assistant superintendent for opera­ tions. Figueroa had been out In the prison's recreation yard Monday m orning when the truck came to pick up trash bins. He apparently stowed away in a container or climbed Into the truck. Jen k in s said, lie had been In prison since Dee. 23. 1992 Figueroa, who was serving a life sentence for an attempted kidnapping with a deadly weapon, was reported missing alter a head count of prisoners. Officials then nnilccd the garbage (nick's schedule! It had left about 45 minutes before Figueroa's absence was noticed. Corrections olflcrrs drove the (nick's destination, the lmmokatec Landfill In Collier County, w h rrr they found Figueroa's remains. H r apparently had been crushed by the (nick's compactor. Jenkins said. An autopsy by the Collier C o u n ty Medical Exam iner's Office Is scheduled for ihis morning. Th is was the third escape from the Isolated prison In the past iwo months. In January, two prisoners rscuped but were recaptured the same day Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - A new In ­ stitute promoting nonviolence could serve ns a national mode) If Florida comes up with S I . 3 million to gel lltr program roll­ ing. said the widow of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. "Florida nerds this training." Coreltu Scott King said Monday "W ith your rtrh ethnic diversity, and as one of the nation's most important immigration points of entry, the potential for conflict tn your state Is as significant ns Is Ih r opportunity for building u vibrant multicultural com m uni­ ty." T h e L e g isla tu re last ye a r passed the law establishing the Martin Luther King J r. Institute on Nonviolence to provide edu­ cation. research and training In conflict resolution methods. Senate President Pat Thom us. D-Q ulncy. attended Mrs. King's news cionferenrc but could not say w h e th e r the Legislature would approve the S l.3 million request. T h e In s t it u t e re c e iv e d •200.000 from the state lost 600 rem em ber slain superintendent F O R T MYF.RS — Students and colleagues remembered former Lee County School Superintendent Jam es Adam s as a visionary and u rtsktakrr one week after he was shot to death by a former teacher. " H r w a lk rd the lain, stood by It. and dared you to disagree when It came in the equality of all people.'* Charles Dailey, the county's coordinator of equity and desegregation, said at a memorial service Monday. MuicAbun GOO educators, children and politicians packed the M oOrfgor'Baptist'Ohurrtt tn Fo rt Myers to M y-g o o d b ye m Adams, w ho was killed by Larry* Shelton outside his'officM SheUuiUhun killed himself. M "F ra n k lin Roosevelt said. ‘E ve ry friend's life Is a part of ours, nod every friend's death diminishes us.' We've been knocked down, but Jam es Adams trained us well, and we have gotten back u p ." said Fort Myers M ayor W ilbu r Smith. Florida Commissioner ol Education Doug Jam crson said Adams would be "missed by not forgotten." Acting Superintendent Bobble D 'Alessandro said the stu­ dents arr Adams' legacy. "H e believed our children were the stars, so even In (his dark time the children will continue to . shine." Adams was hurled Saturday In his native Kentucky. r year and II sinned operating last October In Miami with an In­ terim director but no staff. Supixirtrrs of Increased money said Ihe money would allow the Institute to hire support staff, hire a full time director and l>rgtn to expand Its programs to other cities "I believe you could become Ihe model slate for showing the rest of nation how this can be done, how we can lessen the violence." said Mrs. King, who held ihe news conference In the governor's office at the Capitol. The Mantn Luther King J r . Center for Nonviolent Social Change In Atlantu already has trained 58 law enforcement of­ ficers. com m unity leader, teach­ ers and others In nonviolence techniques, said Mrs. King, who Is president of the King center. Those trainees from Florida now are training others across Ihe state. The Institute has conducted four-hour orientation sessions In Miami. Fort Lauderdale. Tam pa. J a c k s o n v il l e . T a lla h a s s e e . Pensacola and Opa-Locka as the first step toward establishing satellite operations around the state, said Rep. Jam es Bush. director of the Capitol poller, sold Monday. "A s a rule. It ts someone either licked off at n lew being considered or somebody there they're ticked off w ith." The most visible target of personal threats has been Rep. Ron Klein, ih r sponsor of a bill to ban dozens of semiautomatic assault wcu|>ons Several other lawmakers who supported the bill also have received threats. Klein, who withdrew his bill last week and reintroduced a narrower version of the legislation, has received extra security following the threats MADD wants lower alcohol limit for under age drivers lower the blood alcohol limit tor minors Inst session but It Associated Pross Writor failed In the House. "W e think we'll l*c able to TA LLA H A S S EE People too young to drink would Ik * pass it this year. It’s common too young to drink and drive sense legislation." said Sen. under a bill proposed by Mario Dlaz-lialart. R Miami, Mothers Against Drunk Driv­ co-sponsoring the measure (S B 1521 wlih Sen. G ln n y ing. " T h r y 'r r not allowed to Brown-W nlle. R-Spring Hill. "It is Ironic that the legal d r in k , so th e re fo re they should not be allowed to drive drinking age in ail 50 states Is with any measurable amount 21. Yet In most stales. If a of alcohol," M A D D national m in o r is stop|>cd for suspicion president Heckle Brown said of driving under the Influence, he must have u BAC equal to Monday. The bill would limit drivers that of an adult who cun under 21 to a blood alcohol Irgully drink." Brown said. Florida lawmakers lowered c o n te n t o f .0 2 p e rc e n t. Tw e n ty states already have the llrntt (or adults from . 10 to llmlta that low. Brown told a .08 effective Jan. 1. Teenagers who violated the n e w t c o n fe re n c e on the .02 limit could have their g ro u p 's 1994 le g is la tiv e drivers' licenses suspended. priorities Backers originally wanted a MADD also lu rk s hills to require jail time for u second zero blood alrnhol lim n for drivers under 21 but raised II d rlv ln g -u n d r r-the -ln flu en ce sllgblly to allow lor truces ol conviction In 5 years, and another bill to prevent unyone alcohol such us that In some under 21 from preparing or cold medications or religious ce re m onia l wines. B ro w n serving drinks. Th e Senate passed a hill to W aite said. By BILL BERGSTROM R esolved... The Seminole County C o m ­ mission recently proclaimed Februery es American History Month el Ihe urging ol Ihe Sallle Harrison chspler of the Daughters ol Ihs American Revolution (OAR). Alter Ihe proclam ation was adopted, c o m m is s io n e r s C e r t lo n Henley. Pat Warren and Dick Van Der Woide congratulated publicity chairman Sara Pat­ terson as commissioner Larry Furlong waited his turn to shake her hand. Four d ie in fiery collision H L O U N T S T O W N — Four people died tn a fiery collision near thin Florida Panhandle town despite efforts of a state road crew to pull them from the wreckage. Th e accident happened Monday morning on State Roud 71. ubout 10 miles south of Blountstown In Calhoun County. State trooper* said a 1994 Ford Bronco passing other southbound traffic In a no-passing zone crashed head-on Into a n orthbound 1987 Chevrolet pickup. Th e Bronco then overturned and burst Into flumes. Killed tn the Bronco were (he driver. Thelm a Patricia Register. 45. of Bristol, and her passenger. Pam Cox. 18. also of Bristol, said Trooper J.W . Karan/a. a duty olllrer at the Florida lllghw uy Patrol's Pannma C ity post. HwtW S a to St Tommy Vtnoont From Associated Press reports LO TTE R Y M IA M I - H ero are th e w in n in g num bers selected Monday In Ihe Florida Lottery: T H E W E A TH E R Play 4 4-3-S-7 Sanford Herald Tuesday, February is, t994 Vol 66. No 153 Putxntod 0*tty and Sunday, *ic*pt Kartld. Saturdayr by I Thei rSanterd .............. Inc 100N French A r* , Sanlord. Fla 33171 Second*Claae P o e tis e Paid at San'ord. Florida and addMonoi mailing office*. POSTMASTER Sendeddreaa changa* 10 THE SANFORD H I RAID. P O >oi IM F , Santord F t 17773-1443. Subscription Rale* (Deity A Sunday] ) Months I Months t Ytar «1*90 99* 00 S7S.0D 94*00 m .0 0 Today: Partly sunny. H igh In the mid 70s. W in ! cast 10 to 15 m ph. T o n ig h t: Increasing cloudlness. Low In t l r m id to upper 50s. Wind cast 5m ph. W ednesday: M ostly clo u dy and brrczv with a 20 nerrtnt chance of showers. H igh In Ihe lower to mid 7Cb. W ind east 15 m ph and gusty. Extended fonrast: Thu rsd ay: Partly cloudy. HtJhs In the lower to m id 70s. f r l d a y : P a rtly cloudy. Lows In the 50s. Highs in the 70s. Satutday: Mostly fair and a little warmer. Lows In Ihe 50s. Highs In the70s. F L O R ID A T t M P S City Dartona Bosch FI LaudBaach Fori Mr*ft Gamotvitl* UiyuatSAg t»uroe»>ieu Jacktc.nrllla K»y W»tl Lan land NUaml Ptntacota Waio’a Taiuhatw* Tamp* V*ro6*a<h W Palm Broth HI 03 n n mm *4 SO *1 n H U 74 *4 n n u La » *1 00 1* mm V 00 at 43 S3 U >4 at to 44 ri< ■ X T K N D ID O U T L O O K L O C A L F O f tf lC A S T F a n ta s y 5 10 -1 -2 6 -2 4 2 Ret 00 veo 00 00 mm .« 00 .90 to .00 00 00 tr tr 00 Florida Random* mull pay 7% »a»e» lai In addition to rete* abora Phone (40T| J » - » H i TBMFS T am pofilurn India'* prtviou* dar t t TU ES D A Y P t l y c l d y 7 8 -5 5 W EDNESDAY M s ly c ld y 72 55 I MOON I T l NEW Feb. 1 0 O FULL Feb. 2 6 --------------- 1 TH U R S D A Y P t l y c l d y 7 2 -5 5 --------------F R ID A Y P t l y c l d y 7 5 -5 5 T ID IS € FIRST re b . 18 (B LAST M arch 4 BEACH CONDITIONS D aytona Beach: Waves are 2-4 feet and choppy. Current Is lo Ih e so u th w ith n w a te r temperature of 03degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 2 feel and cluppy. Current Is slightly to the m u IIi with a water temperature of 00 degrees. SA TU R D A Y P t l y c l d y 7 2-5 5 STATISTIC* W EDNESDAY: T h e high te m p e ratu re in S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 9:20 Sanford Monday was 68 degrees o. m.. 9:45 p .m ; MaJ. 3:10 a.m ., the ovcm lg lt low was 49 as and 3:30 p .m . TIDES: D a y to n a reported by tlx* University of Beach: highs. 10:07 a.m., 12:22 Florida A grlciitural Research p. m.: lows. 3:23a.m .. 4:37 p.m .: and Education C e n l’.T. Celery New S m yrn a B each: highs. Avenue. 10:12 a.m ., 1227 p.m .: lows. Recorded ra in fa ll for the 3:28 a.m ., 4:42 p.m .: Cocoa period, ending at 9 a.m . Tues­ Beach: highs. 1Q27 a.m., 12:42 day. totalled 0 inches. p.m.: lows. 3:43 a m . 4:57 p.m. T h e temperature at 9 a.m. to d a y , was 5 9 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was BOATING 50. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando St. A a fa s tla s to J n p lta r Inlet International Aliport. Small cra ft advisory. r M onday s b l ^ i . . . .. . . . . 6 0 Tonight: Wind east to north­ □ B a ro m e tric p ra s s a re .a o .3 0 east 10 kts. Seat 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Inland w a i n a light chop. A few showers. Wednesday: W ind northeast 20 kto. Seas 5 to 7 ft. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Widely scattered showers. □ R elative H unddity ....81 pet □W inds. tttiliiita tt N orth 7 mph □ R a in f a ll essoosataseseeeeeeeoeooO (Q* □ S u n s e t......................6 :1 6 p.m . □ S unrise......- ..........7:03 a.m. high andom rm ghl ta n t a l p in E IT City HI La P rr Anchor ago 31 00 A tlanta I t 33 A tlantic City 33 >1 B altlm ora 40 30 Billing* as 30 Birm ingham S3 33 B u m arck « 01 B otw a 31 Bo* ton 33 13 Burling tan, VI. 13 04 Char ta t ton. S C 33 I t Char la*ton. W Va aa 13 Char loti* N C 33 34 Chayann* 43 31 Chicago aa 14 Ctavalond 33 » Concord N H 33 14 D allat FI Worth M 14 D *nr»r S3 13 Dot Moln*t 4! K D *troit 31 11 Honolulu 31 4t 4 14 Mo u t ton to 31 In jia n ag o llt 44 10 Ja ck to n A U ti t t 31 K a n ta i City t t 33 La* V*g*t A3 34 L ltlta Rock 34 33 L ot Angola* 34 13 M *m phlt sa » Mllmauk** 43 13 M elt St Paul 3t to N athyllta S3 11 M ow O rtaant 00 33 Now York City 30 10 O klahom a City i t 11 O m aha 33 13 P hiladelphia 33 33 Pheonl* 34 at P lttib u rg h 30 31 P o rt land. Mam* 30 Ot Ot SI Lout* 43 13 Salt L aM City 44 33 Soattta 03 30 It Shr*v*port 41 11 W oihlngton.O C 43 31 dr edr dr dr edy edy dr edy dr edy edy dr dr dr dr dr in edy dr edy edy rn edy edr edy dr dr dr edy dr edr elr elr *0F tOy elr dr dr dr elr tn elr tdy m edr elr �Ssnlord HaraJd. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, February 15. 1994 - 3A t POLICE BRIEFS *1 ■ — ■■■" ■' ■ - | ■■ ■ — Jm Grand theft charged Sherry Perry. 37. 2316 Polnclaria ltd . Winter Pork. was arrested Friday on a capias for grand theft hy Seminole County Sheriff's deputies. No details atmui the rhurgr were uvnllnble. She is srhrduled lo appear In court for arraignment M arch 8. H ve other theft and lorgcry related charges against her are also pending with court dales In February and March, according to police report* Arrested for trespassing Ikirtan A. Simmons. 31. 125 llethonr Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police idler h r refused to leave a convenience store on First Street when asked to do so by a clerk then by a |>otJcriuuii uhout 4 a.rn. Saturday. Police report that when Simmons refused the leave, he was arrested for trespassing. A ssault charged Angellnc Mkhell Inman. 24. 1120 Florida A v r . Sanford, was arrested lor aggravated assault and simple battery by Sanford Police at 1:30 a.m. Salurtlay after she allegedly threatened a woman with a knife on West I t t h Street as she got out of a car. Poller said the victim attempted to lend off the attack and go Into her residence. The victim 's head was cut on a porch rulllng during I tic tight. (Miller said Tire knife was taken hy a third party who did not want to get involved when (Killer attempted lo question him. Ihe report slates. Th e victim drove away from the scene and poller arrested Inman, according lo the (Miller report. Dom estic violence alleged • Thom as Allan Ikilnt, 21*. 203 Rusklii St.. Lake Mary, was arrested tor domestic violence. 1(.tilery and possession of less than 20 grams of cnnnlbla by taikr Mary Police Friday. According to the ((oiler report. Itolol and his wife were having an argument over an old girlfriend of his and llolot claimed his wife hit him and tried lo break everything In his truck The rrporl Statrs the wife claimed llolot hit hrr In the mouth. Police say officers Investigating the disturbance observed llolot kicking the door of Ills house asking to gel In to get his stuff. T h e y arrested him and truns|M)rtrd him to Jail. D u rin g the arrest, an o fllrrr found a small hag of rannlhls on llolot. • Edward Alexander Thom as. 23. 1800 Mullhcrry A v r,. Sanford, was arrested for domestic violence battery when his girlfriend claimed a verbal argument became physical after Thom as questioned where she had been, according to police reports. Shr said she was visiting her sister. Road restroom arrest Richard Mitchell. 34. 5745 S. Sanford A vr.. was a rrrslrd Friday by Sanrord Police for rxjiosiirr of sexual organs when (Milter obsrrvrd him urinating In the mlddlr of Pine Street between 7th and 8th streets, according lo a poller rrport. He was Jailed and bond set at $500. M an arrested in crack buy David Martin Glass. 20. f*47 S h rlv rr Circle, bake Mary, and Elizabeth Anne Wheeler. 32. 5610 S. Sanford Avc., Sanford, were arrestcil by undercover (Miller near Sanford and Mugnolla avenues d u rin g an operation targeting crack cocaine purchasers, a police rrjMirl stales, Both were charged w ith the purchase of crack. Uluss was u lvi charged with possession of Icssthun 20 grams of rannlhls. Suspended license arrests • CurjfjhM’pm yd Willis. 23. 37 Castle Brewer Cogu..Sanford, was charged with driving while Ida license was suspended or revoked after a indite stop by Sunfonl police ut nearly 2 a.m . Saturday near laikc Monroe Terrace. • Aubrey Evan Moran. 24. 177 Painted Post Point. Sunlord. was charged with driving while his license was sunjwndrd after being sti>|)|M'd about 3:30 a.m . Saturday by a sbeitfrs deputy on H w y. 17-92 for a cracked windshield. A computer check revealed the suspended license. DUI arrest Stephen Cluywell Clamp. 44. 228 W. Salwd Palm Place, Longwood. was arrested by u Florida Highway Patrol trooper Friday night and charged with driving under Ihe Influence. The troo|ier. with emergency equipment operating, followed Clam p from Wrlkevo Springs Road to Clum p's home. T h e arrest report states Clam p was traveling ut a high rule of speed. Alter several minutes of discussion. Clam p agreed to Held sobriety tests. Initially, the troojirr said Clam p told the officer he couldn't arrest him for DUI because he wasn't driving. Drug possession charged Michael Todd Paollno, 29. 347 Springfield Drive. Sanford, was arrested hy Lake Mary Police after a reported fight w ith a bar owner. Police said the liar owner did not press charges but requested the suspect not return to the business. Police uskrd Paollno If they could search his car. Initially, he refused but then consented uflcr a canine unit was called, the police report states. Paollno was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of rannlhls and drug paraphernalia. W arrant arrests • Robert Ashe III. 20. 2500 Crawford Drtvr. Sanford, failure to uppeur/fatlure to pay fine. • C arol W . Molihan, 38. 608 Lem on Ave.. Sanford. FTA/obtnlnlng property with worthless check. • Joseph Vito Mattlna. 26. 885 Lake Como Drive. U tkc Mary, violation of probatlon/rcslst recovery merchandise. • Raymond Williams, 42 500 Airport Blvd., Sanford, FTP/drtvcr license suspended or revoked. • Nicholas Urown. 33, no address given. FTA/retall theft. • Raymond Eugene Corun. 48. 5430 N. Harbor C ity Ulvd.. Melbourne. FTA /FTP . • G ary William K o m rtl, 33. 1023 S. Pine Ridge Clr.. Sanford, three warrants for F T A/FTP and a fourth warrant for ohtalnlng property by worthless check. • Richard Wayne Davis. 52. 412 Sanford Ave., Sanford, disorderly conduct. • Mike Owen Davis. 31. 3721 Slate Road 46W. Sanford, writ ufliodlly attachment. Incidents reported to authorities • Three vehicles were reportedly burglarized Th u rsd a y In the fenced compound of an auto dealership on U.S. Highway 17*92 In Longwood. Deputies report a Pontiac had Its window smashed und stereo equipment removed. A 1984 Mazda had the window smashed but nothing was reported missing. A 1984 Nissan had a window missing, so no breakage occurred but u stereo was reported missing from that vehicle. • Alt estimated $2,950 In damage was reportedly done Th u rsd a y at a vacant residence In the 1700 block of Sunset Drive near Lake Mary. Deputies report paint had been spattered on walls, window’ shades and a vanity, a hole was broken tn the bedroom wall, and toilet covers were broken. • A burglary was reported to Sanford police early Friday ut 1 an apartment In Lake Monroe Terrace. Police said $800 tn ; Items were missing with a C D player und telephones found In u ! bug near the front door. • Sanford police said five tires and rims were removed from | one truck, und the spare tire was tnkrn from another [ Th u rsd ay. In a fenced compound In the 1200 block of Cornwall t Court. Th e tires were valued at $750. • Video equipment valued at $2,100 was reported stolen 1 Th u rsd a y from 48 Castlr Brewer Court. A leather handbag w ith a reported $1,000 In cash and various credit cards was rc|Mirtcdly stolen from u pickup truck Thu rsd ay parked in the 1400 block of W. 1st Street In Sanford. ! Police said entry was made through an open window of the • truck. Support for ‘m essy’ people ■ yO K N IS lUV O IK Associated Press Writer G R E E N W IC H . Conn. - A walk through Judy's house used to mean stepping over piles — plies of m agazines, piles of cata­ logues. piles of letters and piles or th in g s she co uldn ’ t even Identify. J u d y had become a "m cssle." So J u d y started a chapter of a s u p p o rt group — “ M essles A no nym o us” — for slobs rang­ ing from those who are unable lo balance a rheeklMMik tn those w ho have had Ihrlr children taken away because their homes w r r r a disaster. E ve ry Tuesday morning. Ju d y and uhout a half dozen other people meet at the Greenwich C ivic Center to discuss what tt m eans to tie messy. T h e meet­ ings are dosed lo protect the a n onym ity of participants. J u d y said during u typical meeting, members sluirr their messy problems from the pre­ vious week and set goals for cleaning up during the coming week Th e y also rend from "M ed­ itations for Messles — A G uide to Order and Serenity." hy Sandra Felton, the guru of messlness who founded Messles A n o n y ­ m ous In 1981. “ Y o u learn that there are (icople who have thr same pro­ b le m ." Ju d y said. "I used to think It must hr laziness, hut I know that's not true. Now. I kind of think of It as a learning disability, only it's a denning disability.” Messles Anonym ous Is not a Joke — though In an age when there seems lo I m- a sup|M>rt group for every problem. It ts not always taken seriously. Ju d y once encountered a man who criticized the groiqi for u sing the 12-step p ro g ra m advocated hy Alcoholics Anon­ y m o u s an d o th e r se lf-h e lp groups. He "was Incensed. He was Involved In a 12-step pro­ gram for drugs or alcohol, and h r said. 'You're not going to die from a piece of nulL' " I thought h r hud a good point." she vitd. "(Ik in g messy) Is not a life threatening problem, hut II It's a serious problem for you. then IPs a serious pro­ blem.” Felton started the group after growing frustration with her own messlness. After 23 years of marriage, she had so much junk that one bathroom was unusable Itecause it had become a storage room. Her three children were afraid to have friends over because thr house was In such disarray. Only a dozen |M-oplr showed up near her home tn Miami for the first meeting. But after the group was written up In The Miami Herald. ” 1 got 12.000 letters saying. ‘Help!’” Felton said. T h e gro up does not keep membership statistics. Felton, who has written six books on the subject, defltirs a "rtiessle" as "a person who lives n more or less chronically disorganized life and doesn't want It that w ay." "It doesn't have to lie someone who's terribly dlvirgnnlzcd. It Just has to I k - disorganization to thr (Milnt where It makes thr |M-rson uncomfortable und they just aren't able to control It on their o w n ." she said. S o m e n re o n l y s l i g h t l y perplexed by their messlness; others have hern evicted from their condominium association, gone through a divorce or been u n a b le to sell th e ir ho m e because of Its messy condition. “ It's sort of like weight. For some people. If th e y ’ re 10 (Miunds overweight, they become alarmed, and oilier jieople don’t become concerned until It gets much further down the line." she said. J u d y , n 37-year-old church secretary, said her low point came aland five years ago. when the constant clutter In her house led to tension with her husband. One d a y . her fa th e r-ln -lu w drop|>cd by unexpectedly and found thr house lu Its usual state W of disarray. "H e privately confided to my husband that the place was n pigsty, and that's when 1 knew I had to do something." she said Ju d y . Since starting the support group, she's made progress. Before, when [icople dropped by without calling, she would make a frenzied dash to shove as m uch Junk as she could fit under the couch. Now. almost every­ thing has a place In her modest home In Old Greenwich She keeps a lone three-tier organizer on the kitchen counter, where everything from hills to cata­ logues arc neatly stacked. “ T h e w h o le g e n e ra l a t ­ mosphere of our home life ts so much more peaceful and con­ tented." she said. E D I T O R 'S N O T E : Messles Anonym ous's address Is M .A.. 5 0 2 5 S o u th w e s t 114 A v r Miami. Fla.. 33165. TRANSMISSION I! FTKZTOWING$ESTIMATES SANFORD I CALLFORAPFOfNTWfT . 321-3270 J ■ IQC TRANSM ISSION LAKI M3ARY/HEATHROW 3 0 -3 6 1 0 j J Jj TUNE-UPINClUOtS OEUND/DELTONA -0003 1 ! |’ •*“ »1» »' • L‘ ft ALT. SPOS.77/5LONGWOOD . P MAJOR 830-5500 j 75 ofI REPAIRS ORLANDO380-6500 I (9 0 4 ) �i 4 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, February 15. 1094 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS aa 1-280) 300 N. FR EN C H AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9963 Wayne 0. Doyle, Publisher and Editor S U B S C R IP TIO N R A T E : 3 M o n t h . .............................................. 8 1 0 5 0 6 M o n t h .............. ........................8 3 0 00 I Year ............................................ 878 00 Florida Realdente must pay T% aalee lax In addition to ratee above. E D ITO R IA L S Focusing on the good news Some* |H*oplc reflect o n o n ly bad new s. U n fo rtu n a te ly , there are those w h o seem to th riv e o n lo o k in g at the d a rk side o f the h a p p e n in g s In C e ntra l Flo rid a . W h ile w e a d m it there are m a n y Item s w h ic h deserve serious c o n c e rn , there are also m a n y h e a rt-w a rm in g stories. People are d o in g good th in g s to help others, a n d th e y m u st not be ign o re d . T e r r y C o o k a L a k c vle w M iddle S ch o o l te a c h e r ha s been e n jo y in g h e r re c e n tly n a m e d title o f M iddle School T e a c h e r o f the y e a r. G r e g Register of O v ie d o H ig h S ch o o l Is the c o u n ty T e a c h e r of the Year. T h e y w e re n ’t selected because of lo n g e vity o r p u b lic app e al, th ey were chosen because of e x c e lle n t w o r k In h e lp in g o u r c h ild r e n im p ro v e In th e ir educational s k ila . m ■J. JO S E P H PERKINS Clinton plan: Choice without options Let me confess up front that I have not read all 1,364 pages of the so-called Health Security A c t, President C linton’s wondrous plan to rem ake America's health rare system. But I have rend enough of It to wonder If m aybe the medicine D r. Bill Is peddling Is more like snake oil The president advertises the attractive ele­ ments of hts plan. It would provide universal health coverage, for instance. extending In s u r­ ance to the 15 percent of AmrMeans who are uncovered during the course of a given year. It would make health Insurance “ portable." meaning (bat coverage would be uninterrupted If a person changed Jobs. A n d there would lx* no denial of insurance, or imposition of higher premiums, for people who happened to have pre-existing medical conditions. Bui that’s the good stuff. It’s like the spoonful of sugar you swallow tx*lore downing a p articu ­ la rly hud-tasting tonic. Before A m e ric a n s swallow whole the Cllnlnii health plan, they should be aware of the elements lltul may not lx* entirely to their liking - T h e re w ill be less consum er ch o ic e . Three-quarters of Americans would lx* steered Into regional hrallh "alliances,” for purposes of buying health insurance In bulk The go ve rn ­ ment-controlled alliances w ould decide w h ich health plans consumers are offered The president says Hint there w ill be several c h o ic e s of plans but. In fact, the plans will v a ry little. That’s because gov­ ernm ent d ik t a t •• r a t lin t h a n c o n ­ sum er d e m a n d •• w o u ld d e t e r m in e what p a c k a g e of m e d ic a l b e n e f it s health Insurers pro­ vide It's the sam e kind of “ choice** c o n ­ £ I have road sumers w ould have if enough o f II to the governm ent Im­ w onder If m aybe posed a s ta n d a rd the m edicino Dr. menu on all last-food Bill Is peddling chains. S u re , conIs m ore likr sinners c o u ld pick snake oil. ■ among M c D o n a ld 's L or Taco Bell or Ken ____, .Fried ........ Chicken ............... But It really wouldn't lucky matter because the food would be Mime. - Medical can* will lie rationed. Th e aim of the SARAH O V ER S TR EE HOP I K .1 ItLTNCVOL) AS FAR AS THE NEXT ELCCTIOM. People who put together the All Souls Catholic Church Mardl Gras cdebratlon also deserve high praise. For 1994. they once again held an outstanding event which drew thousands of visitors Into the area. It not only helped In fund* raising far the All Souls school, but ekew many visitors Into the Sanford area. T he YMCA Is planning a n expansion program. Again, this Isn’t being instigated because the *'Y" wants to Impress someone. It Is aimed at helping more children and adults through an expansion of services. People who do good things fer other people on a personal level also make good news. Almost 50 family m em bers gathered at Meridian Nurfang Center In Longwood Satur­ d a y . lor. Carr a Ryan W h itm ire s 100th b l r t m o l ^ Q . “Slim" Galloway and his wife, Ina Were recently honored for their 65th wcddlpg^ityinlversary by members of their family. H o w pleased the G a llo w a y ’s a n d M s. C a rra m u s t be to k n o w th e y ha ve n ot been o ve rlo o ke d b y m e m be rs o f th e * fa m ily . T h e y raised th e ir yo u ng sters w e ll, and are e n jo y in g the re w a rd s o f t h d r w o rk. By all means, read reports on crime, d isasters, government conflicts and the serious news d the day. In doing so. we hope there are pecple who will be able to learn from others’ mistakes. B u t read the good new s of the day as w ell. T h e r e are m a n y o u ts ta n d in g In d iv id u a ls , c lu b s , g ro u p s, families, a n d events in this fa s t-m o v in g m o d e rn age. L e t’s be co ncerned a b o u t the b ad. but let us n e v e r farget to h o n o r th e good. LETTER S Loss of flood insurance Wake up. Fieri dal We could end up without flood Insurance. There are btlla In both the House (IIR 3191I and the Senate (S1405) of the United Slates that you should know about. These bills would deny flood Insurance to new construction In "erosion hazard areas" (proponents have long suggested that barrier Islands and coastline are by definition erosion hazard areas nnd most con­ struction after a hurricane will be new). T h i s legislation la o bviously Im portant to everyone who lives or makes a living In or near any coastal area. It may not be so obvious, but It Is certainly Important to those who live or make their living Inland. One of the effects of these bills would be reduced property values for coastal and near-coastal properties, which will reduce property tax revenues from those properties and require more from everyone else. Another effect would be a reduction In the number of comtal hotel/motel facilities, and the en|oyment. employment, and tax revenues provided by them. You can obtain more Information from Coastal Advocate Inc. (Fox 609-494-5335, P.O. Box 475. Ship Bottom N J 08008) and from Long Island Coastal Alliance (Fox 212-929 3746, 253 W. 20th Street. New York NY 10011). Sen. Mack (Fox 202-224*8022. 517 Senate Hart Office B u ild in g W ashington D C 20510) has recognized the defa ts of S 1405 and will present an a lt e r n a t i v e : Rep. P eter D e u t s c h -F L (F a x 202-225-8456. 425 Cannon House Office Building Washington D C 20515) Is a cosponsor of the H ouse bill, and Rep. J im B a cchu s-FL (Fax 202-225-9039. 432 Cannon House Office Building W ashington D C 20515) actively and agresslvcly opposed the Howe bill us It was and Is proposed. T h is Icglslatuzi will afTect every Floridian, one way or another. Your elected ofBclals need to know that you arc awure. and that you have an opinion. T h e y have to find that out from you. Jo h n Doran Clearwater L E T T E R S T O EDITOR Letters In the editor ore welcome. All letters m ust be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytim e telephone num ber. Letters should be on a single subject and lie as brief as possible. T h e lellers are subject to editing. t Clinton health plan is to enroll most Am ericans In HMOs, which will be under considerable pressure to limit health s|X‘m llu g by Insurers. HMOs will do the dirty work of rationing for the government. The fine print of the Clinton health plan says that, while basic medical coverage ts guaranteed to ull, patients may be denied certain treatments that are not considered "necessary'.* T h is provlsouwlll enable HMOs to employ various costcutling practices. Ellzalxrih MeCaughcy. a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, writes In the current Issue of The New Republic. For Instance, she notes, many of the larger HM Os "w ithhold" up to 25 percent of a doctor’s pay until the end of the year. The doctor recoups his or her money only If he or she has met goals for limiting patient tests, referrals to specialists and hospitalization. P a rtic u la rly loathsom e Is the so-called "utilization review." a m rthod commonly used by a number of HMOs. Writes McCaughey: " A sick patient must wait while n doctor telephones a utilization review company, describes ihe symptoms und medical history to a nurse or clerk seated at a computer terminal and Iiojk - s for an O K to proceed with tests and treatment ." Th e Clinton bill considers this a "reasonable restriction." DONNA B R IT T In Silence, we may learn to win W A S H IN G T O N — Sitting In the stands at Ihe W ashington Bullets gam e on Sunday. I witnessed tw o massacres. In the more publicized slaughter, the Golden State Warriors trounced the Bullets 106-H4 before thousands. Few saw the other, m o re entertaining wipeout. In It. professional sports pest Robin Ffcker — a lawyer locally famous for using hts season-ticket seats behind the Bullets’ oppos­ ing bench to heckle the e n em y — took on the Warriors' Chris Webber. Picker’s game plan was to flail rookie Webber with the player’s worst career m o ­ ment: when last April the then-Unlvcrslly of Michigan hoopster mistakenly signaled an Illegal timeout that ensured Michigan's loss of Ihe championship. Even on T V . It was excruciating, watching u gifted 20-year-old's ugony over costing his team the ultimate prize. O n S u n d u y, it was equa lly Intolerable listening to Flcker spend tw o hours ham m er­ ing at Webber, bending over and yelling through a bullhorn Into his Inches-away ear. "H e y hold It — Webber wants a timeout!" Over the months, I’ve seen players curse o r obscenely gesture at Flcker. Not Webber. First. Ihe player blew kisses at Flcker. T h e n he helped pummel the Bullets. Finally. W ebber turned, grinning, to the stlll-scrcamlng Flcker — and gave him a "tim e o u t" hand signal. D idn’t say a word. Crowd members loved It. As a writer. I know w ords' Inadequacy. I understand the frustration of giving birth to an Idea, watching It gain cla rity and vividness, and then trying, vainly, to write It. At such times words seem too small, too limiting, too...human to do the Job. I've learned that some truths, born in silence, choose largely to remain there. Today, silence and lls tru ths fascinate me. Because these days we are drow ning In words. "R a c is m .” “ Anti-Semitism.** "D irty old p o p e ." “ W e tb a ck .” " E t h n i c cle an sin g.“ "bloodsucker.” "Genocide.” And the more we speak, the more 1 wonder If. truly, we are hearing each other. Everybody has hts or her push-button words. For each group, there are phrases that best characterize Its suffering, confirm Its worse suspicions. Each of us know s an epithet that encapsulates centuries of h u rt. And that some people delight In making up new ones. When the words of others push our buttons — accidentally or with cruel Intent — there can be hell to pay. Khalfd Abdul M uhammad, n little-known spokesm an for the N a tio n of Islam. In November gleefully said all manner of nasty things about Jew s. Catholics, feminists, black scholars and leaders and others. A flood of outraged words later — Including a unanimous repudiation b y the U.S. Senate — M uhammad was fired b y his boss. Minister Louis Farrnkhnn. whose announcement of the action was couched In words (list only angered some further. At the sam e time, the N A A C P and the Congressional Black Caucus pointed out that one of the lawm akers who reprimanded M u h a m m a d . Sen. Ernest F . B o ilin g s (D S C ), has survived a h is to ry o f u g ly re m a rk s a b o u t minorities — most recently a " J o k e " about prom inent Af­ r ic a n l e a d e r s — without suffering ofDels) reprim and. T h e s e m e n 's crimes ore not the same, but a rc linked by (he w ielding of words that Jab peo­ p le ’ s t e n d e r e s t £ I'm Interested in places. I d o n 't know the clam or these men a n y more surrounding than I know anything their words. J about W e b b e r or Flcker. o th e r Ilian their public lives. I have no ctuc w h y Muhammad and Boilings spoke the hurtful words they d id . I'm Interested In the clamor surrounding their words. In what It stirred up, for so m any, from the silence. It Is In o u r Individual silences that our visceral responses are shaped. And despite speculation about "longtime rifts." It Is In the silence that black folks and Jew s — and everyone else — are most similar. In the silence from w hich m any Jew s operate Is a knowledge of the death and devaluation that hateful words can galvanize. Always. I'm told, there's the echo, "Six million." Flowing wordlessly through the conscious­ ness of m a n y black people Is the awareness of slavery. J i m C ro w , ongoing racism — and (he resulting self-hatred that leaves children bleeding on c ity streets. In our deepest Silence — where we go In prayer and meditation, where our best selves reside — we are even more the same. And It ts Into that silence that we m ust go to begin to heal America's endless war of words. To explore o u r own culpability; to acknowl­ edge that In a prejudiced world, people will make mistakes. Sometimes you have to forget the words. Th e thing Is to w in . In the Silence, wc may even learn to do It together. O ffer hope to lost generations In eloquent (rose that won him opplausc even from some conservative* (and you have to admit, he can almost out-Reugan Reagan In the use of anecdotal symbcbsml. President Clinton has mapped out Ihe state of our union. Among the prrscriptbns are two he hammered away on In hts campaign: We must get much tougher on crime and reform welfare as we know It. O n l y th is tim e . Clinton seems to at least have part of Ihe answer treed, even If he Isn't quite ready to point. " I urge you to consider this: As you demand tougher penalties for those who choose violence, lei us also remember how wc came to this sad point," he said. “ In o u r to u g h e st n e ig h b o rh o o d s, on £ As we say 'no' our meanest streets. to crim e, w e In our poorest rural have lo give areas, we have seen a people stunning and simul­ som ething lo taneous breakdown say 'yes' lo. J of com m unity, family and work, (tie heart and soul of civilized society.” T h e president went on lo say that as we say “ n o " to crime, we have to give people something to say "ye s" lo: "W e have got lo stop pointing cur fingers at tlx-se kids w ho have no future and reach out our hands to th e m ." A lthougi he didn't draw the connec­ tion between caisc and effect us strong as It merits, he dofTedhls hat to a major part of the solution: "M any of our InlUitivrs. from Job training to welfare reform, to health care, to national service will help to rebuild distressed com m unities, lo strengthen families, to provide work....” Finally: acknowledgment that things won't improve In the Inner cities until we offer young people jib s with a living wage. In his book "Streetwise." sociologist Elijah A n ­ derson studied the causes of Inner-city decay and came to the same conclusion. Anderson, a professor at tic University of Pennsylvania, says the young men he Interviewed can't find "fa m ily-su sta in in g " Jobs, the traditional mark of manhood, and Instead make a costly substitution: "Partially In response, the young men’s peer groups cnpliaslzr sexual prowess as a slgt of manhood, with babies as evidence." T h e service-1 ndustry Jobs available to these men don't pay enough for them to support families; crime does. T o rise above this dynam ic takes a whale of a will and belief, something hard to Inherit from a generation that already feeb hopeless. You doubt? Th e majority ol this underclass Is black, and It doesn't take much study of Am erican history to follow the generations that came from slavery: set free, possessing nothing. Struggling to sixvlvc in separate-and-grosaly unequal Jkn Crow social conditions. Stale laws denying (hem basic civil rights, employment and education. A slow three decades of legally enforced oppor­ tunity that many non-blacks sec as a time of unbridled favoritism toward blacks. Still. It Is unfair and useless lo try lo visit the sins of the fathers on the sons. This generation of while Am cricam can In no way be held responsible for the slavery that ended over 130 years ago. Out whig slavery did In ’ this nation was to storl a chain reaction whose consequences arc still being visited on all of us. T o Ignore those consequences Is stupid, and to do somethkig about them means a m uch better society forall of us. In Nashville. Tcn n ., the Dollar General Curp., In conjunction with the Metropolitan Development and Housing Authority, has taken advantage of federal funds to build a center to help residents train for and find jobs. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, February 15. 1994 - BA Rolling pleads guilty of murdering five students RON WORD Associated Press Writer G A IN E S V IL L E — D anny H a ro ld Rolltlist s u rp ris e d u Gainesville courtroom today by pleading guilty to the murders of five coHr(jr stiidrnln In UKH). ■’There are some things you Just can't run from. Th is Ireing one of th o se ." Rolling told Circuit Judge Stan It. Morris. I’rosrcutor H<k I Smith rrad n chilling account of each of (h r five murders. telling how Rolling entered the homes, raped three of the four wom en victim s, turned them over on their stom­ achs and stabbed them to death. t Fam ily members of at least two victims quietly wepi during ihe plea and os the prosecutor recounted each of the crimes. "After having murdered Sonja Larson, the defendant returned d o w n sta irs w here he found Chrtstlnu Powell still asleep." Smith said, describing the first two murders, "lie pressed a double strip of tape over her moulh .mil tuped her bunds behind her.” R o llin g th en cut off her clothing. raped her and stabbed her five times In the track, Sm ith said The only male victim. Manuel Taboadu. was sta hired as he slept, but still pul up u brief fight. said Smith. R o llin g 's plea covered I 1 c o u n ts — five firs t-d e c re e murders, three scxuul lotteries and three armed burglaries. T h e Judge, saying Rolling knew i he consequences of bis urtlons. accepted the pica and udjudlraicd him guilty. Rolling could face execution In Florida's electric chair, and the Judge said he would empanel a Jury beginning Wednesday to recommend dcuth or life In prison without parole for 25 years. Under Florida law. the Judge has the final say. The plea came Just as the court was preparing to pick n Jury, a process expected to lake weeks. The trial was expected to last a n o th e r tw o to th re e months. The prosecution bad planned to call some 100 witnesses to prove Its case against Rolling, a 39-year-old singing drifter and career criminal from Shreveport. La. The prim ary evidence against Rolling was D N A . the genetic blueprints left behind by blood and semen. Authorities also will be able to place R olling In Gainesville ut the time of the killings trecause he robbed n First Union branch during the killing spree. In addition, he gave statements to Investigators commuted by Juveniles occur throughout the day. However. Dillard added If the youths were off the streets n night, at home, th ey obviously w o u ld n 't be committing crittrs. "T h e biggest problem Is the frustration. When police do apprehend u Juvenile." Dillard said, "not being able to actually do unytblng with h im ." J u v e ­ niles are bandied under Chapter 39 which outlttes when the youths maybe dnalned. A great deal of pajrerwtrk and notifica­ tion procedures arc Involved In luvenlle cases, headded. Simmons said the jmllce chief has not npproathed city officials about a new utrfew. Th e old curfew Is still Inthe clly code. "It is one paragraph on one page." Slmmotn said about the curiew„approval in June I960. "It's not a red long one. and that's probably part of the pro­ blem . Il doesn't necessarily de­ fine and lim it and all of the o th rr things you have to do anym ore In the legal w o r ld " Curfew C ontinued from Page 1A st i eels between 11 p .m and 6 a.m. Generally, curfew laws arc challenged on the basis they violate freedom* guaranteed by the consltltutlon Dillard Is still reviewing the ctrfew provisions and court declslrn. "I really haven't reviewed the whole docum cn yet," Dillard said. "I've still git It. In addition to all the other a tlvltles that I'm going through right now. So I r e a l l y c o u l d n 't t e l l y o u specifics." "Th ere 's drfkiltrly a concern for this Invent!- problem ." the deputy chief adefc-d, "W e ’re look­ ing Into certain avenues from where we would lie able to do something In reference to curb ­ ing this type of pioblem." Curfews won't fix the Juvenile crime problem because crimes Th e Dallas unit nance Is one and a half pages ting. Th e old ordliunce makes It illegal for "Anyone under 17 years to loiter, wander, stroll or p la y off a n y s tre e t, a lle y , parkway (etc.) or any public building, public um usrm ent or vacant lot between the hours of 11 p.m . u ntil 6 a .m ." Th e penalty for vlakitlng the curfew was a fine from 81 up to but not exceeding $100. Parents or guardians could also be assessed similar fines for allowing their children to be on the street alone The curfew did not upply If the children were with their parents. Grants C ontinued from Page IA Tallahassee, by 5 p.m .. March 1. Juvenile crim e. Announcements regarding who w ill receive thr g ia n ts are Applications tee due In the expected by J u t r JO. with J.e office of the A ttim c v General In rant period to run from J u ly I. 994 through Ju te 30. 1995. Commissioner Whltey Ecks­ tein said he was concerned about wbal woiid happen when C o a t la M d f r s a P t t p 1A the grant money eventually |a ' packutf- don uled by ended and was not renewed. "If KLM -Royal Dutch Airlines) that we don't get l l r money for Ibis brought In about $1,8 0 0; a second year, w ll w r bark olf on cruise to Aruhc (donated by the project?" be asked. "I want Aeropostal) this fetched about 81.500 and flying lessons do­ to lie sure that you (Police Chief Ralph Russell I haven't co m ­ n a ted by C o m A ir A v ia tio n mit ted yourself tj something w r Academy. r a n i continue." "Th ose Items all brought In Russell replied "If the money nearly all the retail va lu e ." Serraes said. “ And nearly every­ runs out we may have lo absorb It. But If we can't, we'll Just see thing else on the list brought In what we can cb working with at least 50 percert of the value." other grants." Serraes said l l r final earnings Russell will be assisting In fro m the auction w o n 't be • completing Ihe implication. known for about a week. Al the same tknr. the city also T h e SCC Dreitn Auction is a approved paying for the C o m ­ fu n d ra ise r for the college's m unity Policing Team . IC P T). scholarship lotmlutwm. T h e college jrovidrs scholar­ until another ffant can be ob­ tained. ships for deserving students Th e p re v io u s g ra n t of with the money raised at the 8178.383. expires on March 8. It Dream Auction. la not automatical}' renewed. "W e were very pleased with D u r in g last n ig h t's w o rk the success of tits year's event.” session, the com m issioners Serraes said. Auction ( mulled the flnarrlng of the four officers In the C 1 T unit alter the grunt expires. Follow ing dis­ cussion. It was agreed that the city would pay for the officers out of general fm d s until a new grant Is obtained. "W ith this however." Russell said, "we w oU d expand the patrol of these four officers Into other arras, as they would be paid by the city which requires a full ctty-wlde service from Its officers." C o m m u n it y D e v e lo p m e n t Director Charles Rowe will Ire working with H r Housing A u ­ thority In preparing the applica­ tion for the grcxit. Th e deadline is tn June of this year, with awards to he announced in August, and avtrilable beginning In September. In Informing the commission about the application. Rowe commented. “ It Is Important to note that this Is a competitive grant process, tlrrcfore applica­ tion submittal tires not guaran­ tee award • Russell noird that having the four officers In place In Ihe specific housing arras has had a notleable affect on Ihe level of crime. •■bout it year ago ut Florida State Prison through Inmate Bobby Lewis. Investigators found evldrncr at a Rolling ram pslle. Including u jmhle hair from one of Ihe victims and a cassette tape In w hich Rolling sings ubotil tiring Fondling----C ontinued Iron P a g e 1A Seminole C o u n ty s h rrllfs office, said " T h e y found m l thin he didn't have a place lo live and asked him to come live with them ." Investigators ire still trying lo determine thr fill extent of the fondling with thr 13-yrur-old. T h e y nre not ttirr how many lim es such conlirt occurred nor how long It has hern going on. According to M cDonough, the parents of the 13-vr.tr old railed the sheriffs oflcc at about 8 p .m . on Monday after they became aware that lioston had fondled their d a tu h lrr. Investigators are continuing their Inquiries and (relieve that arm 'her child may have been fondled as wrll. T h e Invrsllg.toon Is continu­ ing and other (barges may Ire fllrd. In the mrantimr. Boston will appear In court tills afternoon at 1:30 In Ihe Jail courtroom. J o h n Hoy B i l l . 81. South Palmetto A v e n ir. Sanford, died M o n d a y. Feb. 14, 1994. al H lllh a vcn Healthcare Center. Sanford. Bom April 25. 1912. In G ra y s o n . G a ., he moved lo Central Florida kt 1919. Mr. Brill was owner of Britt Ford Tractor Com pany. He wus a member and deacon of die First Baptist C h u rch . Sanford He served In ihe m ilitary in Wbrld War II. Survivors Incltdc wife. Lillie Borland Brill; alder. Sheila Brill Cameron. Sonfotd. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge t i arrangements. MARIAM. DELVENTO M a rla M. Del V e n to . 6 2. Ncthcrwood Cirscnt South. A l­ tamonte Springe, died Sunday. Feb. 13. 1994. at her residence. Bo m Ja n . 21. H B 2. In Havana. C uba, she moved lo Central Florida In 1980. Mrs. Del Venlo was self-employed at La Scala Restaurant. Altamonte Springs. She was Protest a il. Su rvivo rs Indude husband. Joseph: son. Joseph Carmine. El Paso, Texas; brothers. Evcllo Denis. Onello. Denis, both of Orlando; two gratddaughtcrs. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Hom e. Forest Q ty . In charge of arrangements. MART LOUIBEFALATER M ary Louise Fdatcr. 94. South M ellonvllle Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday, ftb . 12. 1994. at H lllh a vc n llc a lh c a re Center, Sanford. Born N w . 23. 1899. In Detroit, she m w ed to Central Florida In 1989. kTs. Falater was a homemaker andCnlhnllc. T h r murders occurred in late August 1990. T h e mutilated bodies of Powell. 17. of Jackson­ ville. and Larson. 18. of Deerfield Beach, bolh University of Florida stiidettls. were found Aug. 26. 1990. In their tnwnhouse at W illia m sb u rg V illa g e A p a rtm rnls. The decapitated body of Christa Hoyt, 18. of Archer, a student at Santa Fe Com m unity College In Gainesville, was found early on Aug. 27. Th e bodies of T ra c y Panics and Taboadu. both 23 and from the Miami urea, were found In the apartment th e y shared at G u to rw n o d Apartments on A ug. 28. A n 18 - y c u r - o l d c o lle g e freshman Edward Hum phrey, suffering from m anic depression, was Hie Initial suspect, hut Investigators turned to other suspects when his D N A did not match that found at the murder scenes. Rolling, who was wanted In Shreveport. L a ., for th r at­ tempted murder of his father, turned up as u match. He also Is suspected in thrre murders In Shreveport. Fraud C o n tin u e d from Page 1A Bank and two banks In Virgiria. where A A A hud Its headquarters before moving to llrathaiw. Th e money wus then depos­ ited Into Cintron's personal ac­ counts. Turner slid. A A A cooperated with FBI and Seminole County Sheriff s Office during the Investigation. Tu rn e r said A A A iiiidlnrs filed a com­ plaint wlih the Srm irm lr County Sheriffs Offlrr last May. Tu rn e r said gathering of evidence and discussions with Cintron's at­ torney extended the matter lo now. "Th e re was m threat he wus going to tire." sold Tu rn e r. Cintron agreed In a signed plea agreement Friday to plead guilty when the ruse goes before a Judge. No hearing date has been set before U.S. District Judge Patricia C Fawsctt In Orlundo. Cintron's al lim e y , Te d Doss, would not comment. Cintron faces fines of up to 81 million and a possible prison term of up to 30 years If he Is convicted of thcchargcs. tained. then there may be no more need lo take additional action." said die. "Th e re was p le n t y of e v id e n c e it d id happen." Th e woman alleged that dur­ ing ti November holiday party for urea firefighters at Caberel In ­ ternationale In Casselberry, up lo a dozrn men got on stage d u r in g her p e rfo rm a n c e , grubbed her hrcusts and laxly and poured beer on her. She c o m p la in e d to C a s s e lb e rry police, hut agreed to allow the county to Invest Kate the mutter b e fo re p u r s u in g c r i m i n a l charges Th e sheriffs Investigation, re­ leased In January, confirmed six firefighters were on stage with the woman, bit could not con­ firm how close they were to her or whether they touched tier. Th e y als,, confirmed beer was on the stage, but cuild not confirm that the beer wus deliberately poured on her. Firefighters C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1A Con­ duct by brhuvlng in a manner w h ich brought "d iscredit" on th r department m d county. " T h e y were Identified with rn llu b n ra llv r te s tim o n y that they were on tlagr which pres­ ented ihe opjKrtunlty for Ihe a c cu s a tio n tn o c c u r . " said Kaiser. “ I met with each of them privately and In a group and I to ld them If th e y had Just remained In the audlenre and created a rciekut. there would not have been n problem ." T h e womun said she's not being treated falrty. " I f they had come back and said the accusiBlon was sus­ School What’s for lunch? Wadnasday, Fab. 16,1994 Dippers with Salsa Green Beans Fresh Apple Wedges Corn Bread or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk OJ m HERE'S THE CAT'S MEOW! iS^ppearing Soon C h a n g in g C u rre n ts — v • s - - Seminole County in transition '94 — ^Featuring — Lv-.. • Downtown • Schools Lakefront Development • The Expressway ...<A DEATHS JOHN ROT BRITT un outlaw. Public defender Rick Parker had planned to cull about 10 witnesses In Rolling's defense. W atch For It In The S a n f o r d H e r a l d ' Survivors Indude sons. Fred. Sanford. Lawrence. Detroit; 12 grandchildren and 15 great­ grandchildren. G r a m k u w F u n e ra l H o m e , Sunford. In chagc of arrange­ ments. 8HERWIN DOLBTKT S h c r w l n Do l i n k y . 6 5 . Bracwlck Street. Winter Springs, died Saturday. Ifeb. 12. 1994. at Florida Hospital, Orlando. Bom Feb. 19. 1928 In Chicago, he moved lo Central Florida in 1988. Mr. Dollnky was a retired watchm aker a id Jew ish. He served In the U.S. Arm y A ir Corps during W a ld War II. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife . Pauline: son, David. Schaum ­ burg. III.: daugtlrrs. Adrienne. Sacramento. Cuilf.. Darra Sand­ ers. Powder Sjrlngs. Ga.: five grandchildren. Beacon Direct Urin atio n Serv­ ice. Orlando, in charge of ar­ rangements. TADEUS STANLEY MALICKI Tadlus Stanley Mallckl. Quintills Court. Dclim n. died Mon­ day. Feb. 14. 1994. al West Volusia Memorial Hospital. DeLand. Bom Sept. 9. 1922. In Albany. N.Y., le moved lo Cen­ tral Florida In 1987. Mr. Mallckl retired from H r U.S. Navy, lie was a member of First United M ethodist C h u rc h . Deltona. V .F.W . Post BOfD. D A V . Orange C ity *92. and was a General Class ham radio cperalor. Survivors inclirie wife, June; stepdaughter Beverly K ilb y , Scvlervllle, T e n n : sons, Edward and T id c u s , Clnrlcston. S.C.; stepson. Law rence R lnaldo. Danbury, C o n n ; sisters. Helen Maclmlca. Buffijo. N .Y ., March Stachowluk. W w l Scncca. N.Y.: brothers. Ed w a d and Bernard. C h c c k lo w a g a . N .Y .. W a lte r. Buffalo. N Y .: seven g ra n d ­ c h ild r e n and tw o g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Stephen R. Ilildauff Funeral Home, Deltona. In charge of arrangements. February 20th Prrrrfect to Send to a Friend or Relative... W e will mail it for you for Only $2.50 DAVID GARFIELD McCOY --------O R D E R T O D A Y ! -------- . David Garflckl M cC oy. 80. Queens Mirror Circle. Cassel­ berry, died Satirduy. Feb. 12. 1094. at Winter P ock Memorial Hospital. Born JUne 30. 1013. In Frtcndsvlllc. M il. he moved to Central Florida In 1925. Mr. McCoy was a retired wholesale m e a t p ro d u c t d is t r ib u t o r salesman. He belonged to the Christian Church of Florida. Survivors Indudc daughter. Donna Chevcrtai. San Diego. Calif.: sisters, Itiyllls Maloney. San Mateo, C alf., Sylvia S im ­ m o n s , B a ltim o re . 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F L 32771 4 0 7 *3 2 4 *7 9 1 0 D O N A T IO N S C A N OE O R O P P C O OFF A T T H E OTO U E. OW C A M . F O M A H O M E F lC K U l' For me it m u*t be a S ilh o u e tte Week after week, people inthe-know turn to l/ie Sanford Herald for the latest coverage of community news and events. Just enough news c regional, national and world to keep you Informer /<» S n / ) s ( / i h c C'.iii i i D o n 't tn k e o u r w o r d f o r It B a y h e a d E ye C en tre; 8 2 0 W e s t L a k e M a ry B lv d . ______ (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 2 3 0 ______ �n, ’*i$rv Sanford Herald Sports IN BRIEF LOCALLY B Hardwood heaven II Lions, Tribe, Hawks, Pats, Raiders all in action A n o th e r death a t Daytona By OBAN SMITH Herald Sporls Wrltor D A Y T O N A I1EACII — Rodney Orr. from I’alm Coast. wan killed at Daytona International Speedway In a crash tha: NASCAR dlrcrtor Gary Nelson called "Ih c worst P\r ever seen.” O rr's Ford Ttiundcrblrd went out of control and dipped In turn two on the high banked 2.5 mile oval and smashed Into the concrete wall al the top rtf the hanking, the roof over the driver's side of l l r car taking the Initial Impart O rr. 31. defending champion of Ihe Goody's Dash series ami a regular at Orlando. New S m yrna and Volusia County, was Inken lo Halifax Medical Center, and pmnounced dead from massive head and upper body Injuries. A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - It s u small world. At least us far as the Lake Howell girls' basketball team Is concerned. Once you advance oul of your district playolfs. you would figure lo play someone you have probably never seen before. Such Is not Ihc cuse for llie Silver Hawks, who will pluy a 5A S u b Region 1 game against T e rry Purkrr High School In Jacksonville tonight, a learn they heal 72-46 In the opening round of Ihe Evans Christmas Tournament hark In late January. Thai w ill be Jus! one of six busketbiill games with Seminole County Interest that will be played tonight. Also on tap tonight In girls' high school a ctio n w ill be a n o the r 5A-Sub-Reglon I matchup In Alta­ monte Springs with 5A-Dtstrirt 4 champion Lake Brantley hosting 5A-I)lstrlet 3 runner-up Jacksonvllle-Sandalw ood: the Sem inole High girls traveling lo Titusville for a 4A-Suh-Rcglon 2 game; and Orangrwood Christian hosting Pine Caslle Christian In Class B-SubRegion 2 The winner's of each of tonight's Sub Regional games will advance to the Regional championships on Friday and Saturday night. Friday's winners will play on Saturday night, with those winner's then advancing to Ihc slate championships In T a l­ lahassee next week. But Ihc girls do not have a monopoly on Ihe hardwood as the Oviedo boys’ team will be hosting Deltona In u 5A-Dlslr1ct 4 opener and Ihc Seminole Com m unity Col- AROUND TH1 STATE I Jacksonville dum ped J A C K S O N V IL L E - T o n y Madison and Dedrtc W illoughby scored 14 points each as New Orleans (15-6. 9-4) ended Jacksonville's (14-H. 9-51 seven-gameSun Dell winning streak. 64-56 S am fo rd nips Fla. International M IAM I — David Herm an hll a 3-pointer with six seconds remaining to give Samford (9-14. 4-9) u 60-59 victory over r lU (10-12. 6-6) In a T ra n s America Athletic Conference game. AROUND T N I NATION S tetso n falls C H A R L E S T O N . S C . - Thaddeous Delaney scored 15 points and grabbed seven rebounds as the College of Charleston (19-3.9-2) beat Stetson In a T ra n s America Athletic conference match. Patrick Sams led Stetson (10-12. 7-6 T A A C ) with 11 points, and Kerry Dlackshear added 10. Hw»M 4*0,0 by Mart Mam, M E A C leaders to p B*C B A L T IM O R E — Sidney Goodman scored 31 points to lead Coppln Stale (IB-7, 12-0) to a 96-76 victory over Uethune-Cbokman (5-17. 5-8). extending Ihe Eagles' winning streak lo 12 games In the Mid Eastern Athletic Conference. FAU c a n 't clim b M ountain(eers) M O R G A N TO W N . W .Va. - Pervlres Greene had 2 9 points. 12 rebounds and three blocked shots as W es Virginia (15-6) beat Florida Atluntlc (1-22177-62. FIU w om en pounded A T H E N S . Go. — La'Keshia Frelt scored 17 points und Tlffuny Walker added 11 points and 16 rebounds to lead Georgia (15-8) to a 72-50 victory over No. 18 Florida International (18-3). WHAT'S HAPPENING W o m e n s ' B asketball □ Mid-Florida Confaranca Playolfs: Samlnole C.C. al ValanclaC.C., 7 pm. B oys’ B asketball □ SA-Dlstrfct 4 Tournamanl (llral round): Dallona (9) at Ovlado (8), 7:30 p.m. G irls ’ B asketball USA-Raglon 1: Lafca Howall at Jw.-Tarry Parkan J ax.-Sandalwood at Laka Brands/. 7:30 p.m. □ 4 A-Ration 2: Samlnola at 8#N>raaia, 7:30 p.m. □ B-Ragion 2: Pina Castla Christian at Orangawood Chrlallan, 7:30 p.m. The Lake Brantley trio of Katie Byland (No. 25). Jenn Vanderwelde (No. 24) and Leigh Ann Penney (No. 23) will be looking to help the Patriota advance to the Regional championships tonight when they host Jacksonville's Sandalwood High School In a Class 5A-Sub-Reglon 1 contest tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Altamonte Springs. S C C w om en to face Valencia C C in M F C By DBAN SMITH Herald Sports Writer O R LA N D O — It inuy serin like old home week In Orlando tonight In the opening round of Ihe Florida Ju n io r College Activities Associa­ t io n M id -F lo r i d a C o n f e r e n c e Womens' Basketball Playolfs. When ihc Seminole Com m unity College Raiders of head coach lleuna Gallagher and assistant couch Ken Patrick lake Ihc court ut Valencia Com m unity College al 7 p.m . II will look a lot like u Seminole County all-star game as several local girls dot the rosters of both teams. Th e Raiders are led by lonncr Sem inole H igh School all-stale player Sheri Reddicks. Th e 6-fool. 2-lneh sophomore center. Is third In Ihe stale In scoring at 20.3-polnts per game and fourth In rebounding ul 13.5 per gumc. She Is also seventh In blocked shots at 1.5 per c o n t e s t a n d Is s h o o t i n g 52.4-perrent. Carrying a lot of Ihc load for Ihc Matadors Is freshman (mint guard LnShawn Merrick from Lake Mary High School. T h e diminutive Jci Is lied for second In the stale In steals with 4.8 (ter game und lied lor third In assists ul 6.32 per contest. She Is also doing well with the long b o m b , making 21 of 46 Irtrs. good (or 45.7-perccnt. Ihc sixth best per­ centage In Flnrtdu. Another local pluyer showing up In Ihe V C C statistics Is Lyn tu n 's Lutlshu Sm ith , who Is eighth In Ihe slate In steals with 3.6 per game. Seminole (15-14 overall. 4-6 In Ihe M FC) and Valencia (20 9. 6-4) huve spilt u pali of games this season. Iiolh on each other's home court. Th e Raiders won llie most recent m eeting, e d gin g ihe M u la d o rs. 49-48. In Orlando bark on Feb. 2nd. Th e w inner of tonight's game w ill play the w inner of Ihe other game tonight In Ocaln between No. 2 seed Central Florida Community College und whoever won Monday night's elim ination gumc bewteen Lake City and Santa Fe for a spot In the slate loum am ent on Thursduy. Florida C om m unity College al Jacksonville (25-0 and ranked No. 2 In the nutlon) has already won the automatic bid to the slate to u rna ­ ment that w ill begin p la y on February 28th In Ocala. B oys’ Golf L:Orangawood Saabrsaza va. Laka Mary at Tlmacuan, 3:30 p.m. G irls ’ Golf W o m e n s ’ S oftb all U Samlnola C.C at Valancla C.C.. 3 p.m. G irls ’ Softball □ Laka Branllay at Edflawatsr. Junior varsity, 5:30 p.m; varsity, 7 p.m. □ Laka Howall tf Unlvsrslty, 4 p.m Tenn is □ Lyman vs. Late Howall at Rad Bug, 3:30 p.m. T rack □ All-Comars mast at Laka Mary, 4p.m. B A S K ETB A LL □ 7 :3 0 p.m . - SU N . N B A . Boston Celtics at Orlando Magic, (L) C om p lota llaNnga M i P a g a N H«f*WVSSMSr Mot H«nt« Freshman point guard Jennifer Coble horn FI. Pierce will be looking lo lead Seminole Community College pasl Valencia Community College In Ihe Mid-Florida Conference Playolfs In Orlando tonight. Pair of undefeateds top Lake Mary F ro m Staff Reports (J Laka Howall va. Samlnola at Mayfair, 3:30 p.m. □ Bee Basketball. Pag* 2B _____________ ____________________ L A K E MARY — Bamboo Cafe and Florida Manor have streaked to Ihe head of Ihc pack after four weeks uf ihc C ity of Lake Mary Department of Porks and Recreation Men's Polar Bear Softball league. Bamboo Cafe Improved to 4-0 In the Thursday Night League with a 17-4 trouncing of florbal. while Florldu Manor also got to 4-0. hut had to work a little harder In the Friday Night League, scoring u |>alr of runs In Ihc bottom of the seventh Inning to edge previously unbeaten PRISM. 9-8. In other gnmes played on Thursday. February 10th. Allstate whitewashed Executive. 12-0. and Suncrest mauled Team 6. 14-2. In five Innings. Trailing Bamboo In the standings arc Alistair and Suncrcst. both at 3-1. Te am 6 und Executive, both standing at 1-3. and Horhal. still winless ut 0-4. 6:30 p .m .: PRISM battles GrlfTIn Construction at 7:30 p.m.: and Cheers challenges Briar Corporation ul 8:30 p.m. PRISM look an Immediate 34) lead In the lop of ihe first Inning ugulnst Florida Manor, but Florida Manor scored the next seven runs lo lead 7-3 entering Ihc lop of the seventh Inning PRISM looked like It m ight remain undefeated us Ihe bats finally awoke lo score five nins In Ihe seventh. Kendall Galloway. Chris Lublnskus. Don Basil. Tim Duffy and A rt llesch each had a single In Ihe uprising. But Florida Manor came buck lo gel the w in as Kevin Lavlgnc led off with a single and scored on a double by Kevin Brubaker. Johnny Haddock then lifted a fly lo right to m ove Brubaker lo third. After a line out to the pitcher. J e r r y DlBartolo then singled In Ihe winning ntn. THURSDAY N IO N T LCAOUC In Ihc healing of Hnrbal. Kevin Julian tipped a pair of home runs. D unn hnd a home run and a double, Billy Doyle had four singles. Jones had three singles. Stu Selock hud a double and u single. Marcello and Manny Silvia had two singles each. Bill Marino tripled. Duane Tow ery doubled and Ja y Johnson singled. In the other Friday night games from February 11th. Cheers dumped G ridin Construction. 14-5. and Briar Corporation won its first gumc of Ihe season by withstanding an ctghl-nm bottom of Ihc sixth Inning to defeat Lazar Data. 14-12. Following Florida Manor In the standings arc PRISM at 3-1. Cheers ond Griffin Construction, both ut 2-2. Briar Corporation at 1-3 and Lazar Data still lokklng for that elusive first victory of the season. Tills Friday night. Florida Manor plays Lazar Data at FtbrwAryII 4 IiKwOv* All,t,It *oo *oo i - i )M Tit ■ — II S«mboo C«l* Hm SaI )M Oil 4 — 11 tt III tl« • - 4 • *41 1* — 1 4 m U - 14 IF Turn t FRIOAY NIOHT LCAOUE February It Onilin C*«,trw<tMn CSm m •fUr C*r*ar«t»« Ltltf Doll PRIIM F tw tfo M lw «4* 001 — 1 10 4M 111 - 14 14 411 4 1 - 1 4 14 111 44 — II 14 M4 444 1 - 1 14 111 *M 1 - » It Brown’s garners Gemini Special to tha H srsld________ C L E A R W A T E R - The level n in e a n d 10 learn fro m Brown's Gymnastics Central of Altamonte Springs captured Ihc Gem ini Cup learn cham pi­ onships tills (list weekend In Clearwater. Th e level nine girls scored 178.45 |H)lnts, finishing fur ahead of second place Lalleurs at St. Petersburg, which had a score of 138.675 On Ihc way m the title. Ihc level nine girls swept Ihc lop six positions In the all-around com petition. .Jennifer Baklrldgc scored 3 6 .4 2 5 for llie a ll-a ro u n d crown. She win followed by te a m m a te s Morgan W h ite (35 875). Kelli Exum (35.60). Kristen Wood (35.25). Reyna G ilb e r t (3 5 .1 0 ) and E r in llrendcr (33.95). C Bee B ro w n 's ,P a g e 2B FO R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R TS IN Y O U R AREA, R EA D T H E S A N FO R D HERALD D AILY B9 4 A A A �* : - y *■ * Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, February 19, 1994 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S ] IP O O S Flral rece — V I* . ■ i l l . l t 1 Ta ti Gear Nova U K It 10 it jo I Andy The Doormen t 00 I <0 1Sandhill B*ll HOD o n il n to p n u n n ot r h i it tot to p i am-n u t Second r a c e - V I O: X D OGrandSho* 44 10 IIto 400 I Bonita Anile 1010 110 4 Real Judge 1 40 0 1141 It 10 P It II e at T It 141 Itlt.tt DD f i l l t ! J f f (0-l-f-AII) baa 44 Third rate -1/14. D: li et 1Lutky LoHo I Seductive 1C't Snovrmontler t !X 4 40 4 00 100 140 1 40 Q tl 4144 tt P 1141 M4t T II 411144 4t Fawrthrac* — 1/lt.Ci 11.14 . I Ml Fiddler 110 1 40 4 40 4 Mr C 1010 4 40 I Pay Me Bonn* ] to Q f4 II M 4t P1141 III 44 T 114 tl 414 40 Firth race-1/14. Mj ll.n ]R| Predator 1 <0 4 10 110 1Why No! Doll 1040 1 10 t Fal Alice 1 10 Q 11II1 U I P IIII B OOT I! ! I) 144tt With rece -1/lt. 0 : 11.14 1Fly In The Sty IX IK IN I Cr't Thunderbolt }40 4 40 1Pattlont Promite 4 40 Q II II SS.K P (I 111144 T II I II I4S.K Seeenth rece -1/14. Ai ll.lt I Frank* Jill I to IM I K 4 Prime Ramcharger U K IK 1Mega Oevat'alion a to Q I I 41 U K P tl 41 IP.40 T 114II 1411 K S (la illlllt .H eighth race -V * . Ci It It I Crown *Gamble I] 40 1*0 4K 4 Prince** Debbie I to 4 K 1Omni Martina JK d 1141 It K P1141 U K T 114-111114.K Ninth race-1/14. 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H J14 Mtotai )) )« .tat |a^ 4 __' i •v^WJeYWf "" » 14 4)1 Sotter X V O* x v at PttfiatfqWMa Washington 1) V >1* ■ ■ Cantr*1OvNton Atlanta U 1) m Chicago u i) m Cleveland 24 F) SIT Indiana F) F) K0 Char lotto F) 2) 444 MlN»aukoo 14 U 7*7 Oetroit II J! 77* WESTERN CCNF ERCNCE Midnett Oivltton W L Pci. (toutton 14 IF IF* Ian Antonio U 14 FI4 Utah >1 II *J) FI )> 444 Danvoe 14 a 704 Mtanowia Dallas * 47 m Pacific Oivi*toa Saattl* U If FT* Pttofnli )l 1) *14 C olden state 1! X 414 Portland F! X 114 LA Lattft 11 Tf M) LAClippert 14 If IM Sacramanto II » )lf OB — (*(* II ow on t|i* — — to 101* 1) XU M«1 GO -to to 4to llto X X _ 4to t * ti It n MendayS Oamet Nogamet tcheduied T w i t l i l Q u a il New York 4* fl*%r Jersey. 1:10 p m ■eitee al Oiande. l i X p-ta. Denver at Cleveland. I X p m. Washington al Oeiroit.1 X p m Miiwewteeal MmnetoN, I p m Portland et Del let. I : U p m . Atlanta el NewtIan. I ltp m Indiana at Sen Antonia. IUp iie.1 PMiadefpMa at Seattle. Wp m L A Cllppertat L.A. L a in 10 Mp m Sacramento al Oatdtn Bale. 14H pm ICOLLBOB lAtK lTBA LLl The Top Twenty Phre The top 11 leami In The Attoelaled Pratt coiiepe basketball poll, with llrtl place ve*ei In parentheses. recant*. M l previous ranking* 1 } ) a ) * F 0 f 10 Arkansas (U ) North Carol In* 1)1 Connecticut 1)1 Kan*** (1) loutturn* (ll Duka Michigan ()) UCLA Purdu* MattachutaIN Retard 10) X 4 >1) )) ) X I IF ) IF -a til X ) if a Pit Pvt 141* ) 1.04 1 1.40) 0 IJf! 1 I.Jti 1 U ll ) 1.11* II (Of* * (O K M 177 1) II I] II It II It Kentirety Mlttourl Temple SyracuM Arliona Indiana II. Florida It Sami Loud It California 10 Mmnetola II. Ala Birmingham 71 Marquette 11 Cincinnati 14 Wltcenain 11 Georgia Tech Itl tat 4 111 114 144 It 4 111 It4 Itl 141 II1 tot 144 til 11 141 I 114 14 111 14 114 II 411 N 411 11 401 It 104 11 m it 111 11 ill tie ii 141 141 - lit ei Other receiving vdet Wake Foretl *4 Teia* It New MeatceSt af. Penn 11. Xavier. Ohio 11. Botion Cottage la. New M ai Ice K. Maryland M. Oktahona Si If. Illlnoit la. Virginia 14. M lttitiipp SI *. Brigham Young O Alabama 1. Georgetown * Evantvill* X W Kentucky X Murray St 1. Wit Green Bey I NAIA Men's Civ il Tagil TULSA. Okie — Tie lop IS (earn* in the NAIA Oiaitten II men* batktlball poll with llrtl place vote* In parenihtte*. record*, tglal point* and prey look rank tag Record Pt* tv» 14 4 m 3 14 ) m 1 F> ) M0 3 If * 4)1 * X > 4Ft 3 If 4 4X S It 1 M 1 11 4 11) to 71 S IM t If 1 XI t )) ) IM 13 1) ) )*4 II II * IX 13 If S 2D 13 II Albertion. Idaho 14 1 X ! It 14 Ohio Dominican 1* t JO) U II. Lyea 11- 1 IK It X 0 ID IS II. Embry Riddle It Hardin Simmon*. Tt■at X 4 14) X K William Jewell. Mo It f 140 to II Viterbo. Wl» 1* s lit 37 n SI Thome* AquinK. N t’. 11 4 Itl 74 1) Edgewood. Wit II * 101 » 14 Indiana Tech II 1 to )i 11 TarMen Slat*. Tern* II * II IS I Taylor. Ind II) 1 Bethel Ind (14) 1 Northwe*tern, Idea III 4 Lewi* A Clark. Ok (I) 1 Willamette. Ore * Eureka. Ill 1 Northern Slat*. SO (I) I Alice Lloyd. Ky t Central Memodi d. Mo 10 Slew* Fall*. S D II Wet(brook. Main* 11 Hutton. Maine II Black Hill* St .$ D 14 SI Jeteph 4. Main* Monday'* M*|*r Calbge Basketball Score* CART Hot*Ira 41. Fordnam 41 Loyola. Md K. Iona 4* S*tonHall41.Sl John-411 Wetl Virginia 11. Fie ri* Atlantic 41 SOUTH Alabama tt. Mercer 41 Caatlal Carolina M. Md Baltimore Cty 44 Call, el CharletIon 10. SNttea *1 Ceppw SI. tl. Betttm* Ceekme* It E Term***** St « . Citadel 10. OT EatI Carolina K. William 4 Mary 41 Grambling si lOA Prairie View tl Howard U. It. Flertde AAMIt Lynn I K FMtda Memvlal tl Moretwed SI tl. Autlln Poey 11 Murray }|. tt. Term***** Tech 14 N Carotin*SI BLN.CarolinaAAT44 NewOrlaeat 44. JachtdhrWe M Samlord K. FI*. International It Tn. Chattanooga*I. Manheii 11 VMI It. W Carol rva It MIDWEST Wright SI 00. Youigttoavn St IF SOUTHWEST Oklahoma IIS. NKratia III, OT S Illinolt tl. Oral Robert* 14 SW Leuitien* » . Teaat Pan American S] FAR WEST NrwMa.no Si 41.UM.VM SAMFORD40. F LA . M TER NATION AL It SAM FORD(t-M) Herman M H O . Feankim a t i l t . Hay* I 4 1 4 ). Dermis 4 1 14 io Crutcher 11 I t I. Jorwtt I Io III.T e ie it l i a n n t o FLA. INTERNATIONAL (1411) TcMr 41 BOB. L4wan 1 11 1 L MaryloH 14 I S L NkhtlM B4 4 1 4 . Leak* 411 BO it Mtiyck 411 41 n . COiler 44 B4 14 Nicom 40MO. Totals: »S J 0 M X Htlltim* - SU 11. FIU 71 }P*Mi goelt SU 411 IHtrmtn 1 L H*yt I S, Janet 1 at. FIU 4M ITchir 41. MtrrleH M leak* } 1. Dollar 14) Rtbeundt - 1U K (Hay* IB). FIU K (Lawton 4. Led* 4). Atti.lt - SU II (Herman l). FIU tl ITchir X Leak* 1. Maryckl) Tefalloutt— SU D. FlUll. NEW ORLEANS M. JACKSONVILLE M New Or Nan* (14*1 Medlton 114 B I U. Maton I I 4 4 10. William* M i l l Mdlhtw* 0 4 1 1 1 . Ilmen 4 I I 14 M. McDonald >4 I I I, Willoughby 4 0 4 1 IA Inman B 1 100. Smith 4 1O i l . Total* It S4 141444 J*ch**mrM* (144) Brown 1 M I t 14. McClary a ll )1 IX Shattr 4140 L Llvfngdon 1 4 44 L SNn* 4 11 41 0. Burrell 10 44 X Fither I I 14 1. John ton 41 04 0. M a th 11 00 1. Total* 11*141414 Halftime - UNO 11. JU la 1 Petal goal* — UNO 114 IMaditon al. Maton 0 X William* I I . Willoughby 14). JU 111 (Brown 01. Shafer OX Slone I t. Burrell Id. Martin 0 II. Fouled out — Slmoi. McClary. Fither Rebound* - UNO t i (Jm on la). JU 41 (Sion* t). Attittt — UNO 0 IMaditon. Maton Willoughby. Smith 11 JU II ILMngton Flthar 1). Total leuit - UNO IA JU K CO FFIN ST. t L BETH UNE COOKMAN It B E TN U N B CO OKJM AN IUll Miller H i l t . Wild* 110001. Fartlth SO I F K . Stro n*4lll 1 M Smith 14001. Lagan n o B0 F. Grant i o I I L V w g 1 1 1 4 L Leonard 100 0 4. Whitel IB 0 1 . Total* F la t IM 4 F L CO FFIN ST. (141) Goodman 1 11 1411I I . Marita 11) *0 X . Fuller 11 401. Rabtacn 01 BOB. Locke I I >4 X Rodmand >1 B O X Thorn*l 14 40 10. Slewart 4 0 4 4 IX Howard 00 0 1 I. McGrllt 114*10 Total* K 1114 t it s Htlltim* - CSU 41. BCC II. 1 Petal goal* — BCC to il (Millar I I . Wilca* 11. Parrlth 1 X Strang 1 X Smith 0 I. Logan I I. Grant I X Leonard O il. CSU * IS (Goodman I t , Carmichael 4X U r e a l 01) Feuled out — Slewart Rebound* - BCC 11 (Leonard 0). CSU IF (Carmichael. Thom** •) Attittt — BCC II (Smith tl. CSU If (Goodman. Lock* *). Total loult - BCC IS CSU IF. A - US W VIROtNIA )), FLORIDA ATLANTIC 4) FLORIDA ATL A N TIC !I l l ) Jemerten S 10 14 IX Brown I f 00 IX Harford M M X H arey 1*0 0 1 . Eddan } t I I X Ritter 111 410. Buchanan 4 0 I l f . S|*lund I I 00 X Flower* I 1 0 1 1. McGinly 0 0 0 1 0 Total* I ! 4101441 W IS T VIR O IN IA 111 4) Rob.nton 1 II 4 1 IX Greene II I ! 4 11 If. Wilton 01 00 0. Baiey $ II 1 1 14. Shaw 4 10 I 4 f. Ligourl 11114. Agnew • I I 4 I. Lamb I I 00 1. Loudtrmilk 01 01 0 Total* If If till!!. Malltime — WV a*. FA 1! 1 point goal* FA 111 IJomerton I l Brown 14. Hortord I I. Harvey 0 1. EKen I 1. Rlllge I 4. Buchanan ft). Sidund 11). WV a 11 (Greene I I . Batay 14. Sha* t l . Ligourl | l) Rtbeundt - F A la (Down 1). WV a! (Shaw. Greene l|) A»»ltt* — FA It I Brawn 1). WV UIB ateyti. F o u l* -F A II. WV II HOWARD IX FLORIDA AAM tt HOWARD!* I I ) Brown 1 * a 1 IX Baad 1 1 1 1 1, Johnton I a 0* 1 . Young 0 a 111. TurNy 1 1 ) 1 ! It Blackmon I S O ! ! . Chester D i a l . Oiggt 00 I 1 I. Crowder 4 11 I U IX Hvingilon 4 4 ) 1 It Tatad la *0 F) t i D FLORIDA AAM la i l l Colton S K 0 I II. C o M lt X lf IF, Black I t 1 1 *, Smith 4 1 1 1 ) 0 Me Gear 411*1) II. LanctiHr 00 00 0. Wlhamt 0 ) 1 ) 1 . Davit I ) 1)4. Bryant 00 111. McCtammy 01*10. HardenO 1000 Total* 1)411) 1110 Halttim* — H U 41. FAM It 1 Point goal* — HU 1 It I Brown 1 X Ibard 0 I. Johnton 0 I. Turley I X Blackmon II. Chenier I I). FAM I I ) iColton l it. Coaii 00. Black 14 William* 0 I, McClamrrq 0 II Fouled out — Living!ton. Smith. Wiliam* Rebound* - - HU t l l^ltlngtlon 111. FAM 40 IColton *. MeGear «) A ttittt - H i 11 (Brown *1. FAM I (Coat! 1). Foul* - H I II. FAM K Tech Howard bench. LI ring don Colton Wement TepTwenty Flee The Top Twenty Ftre women * betaelbdll •earn* with llrtl place vote* In parenlhetet record*, total point* bated an 1) point* tor a lirtl place vole throrgh one petal tor a 11th place voN and pravlou* ranting Record Pt! t*l 1 Tenrvrit** IM) X)1 1.144 3 1 PermSI Itl 1* 1 1*5) 1 ) Colorado If ) I.U) S 4 Connecticut X I t.ti) • 1 NormCarolina X I 1411 3 * Virginia X I 1IS) t 1 Southern Cal 111 I.1U 4 1 TeietTech If ) DM f t Purdu* If ) i.m II X Kansas I I ) MM 10 1)4 ft* • II Iona 11 Lamuana Tech *44 1) It ) 1) Stanford IS) *4) 14 14 VandtrblH 114 IS* n 1) Washington 144 141 IS 14 Wien Hall It ) til II 11 Alabama aft II If ) 10 Flanda l*H. 4)1 u It l It Brut* SI ti) 31 It ) X Rutger* 144 M4 13 II Montana Ml 31 10) 77 Auburn 14) It Iff )) W Kentucky 111 100 34 14 Southern Mitt ID •• It) 71 Teiedo It ) 11 73 Other! receiving totet: Mnuttpo! 14. Florida M. U N LV P . San Owgo SI K . Teaat ti. NorthaaotNrn 41. Hawaii P . Maryland P . UCLA 14. Teaat AXM K . N lll.noi* 11. Virginia Tech » . Santa Clara II. Ohio SI II. Bowling Green 14; N>tr* Dam* It Oregon 11. Georgia II; SW Mttourl I*. Stephen F Autt n t, Pittsburgh 0 Ala Birmingham 1; Ciemton 1; Georg* Wathlnglen 4. NW Louitian* t. Siena 4. Kant S. Creighton 4; Middle Term 4; SW T » a t SI 4. New Meaice SI 1. Oklahoma SI 1. SE Lauitiana 1 Mmnetola 1; Oklahona I. Fardham I, MarqutIN I. S' Jo te ffitI; Tutan* I NAIA Wemenk Dry IITeell TULSA. Okl* — TNt lop IS loam* in the NAIA Division II wonan't battetball pod with tir*i place vet** n -arenthetet record*, total petal*and prevtota ranking* t o r t Pt! | I NeMtwm Stale S □ (111 S) 1 ID M 1 M) 3 1 Mount Mercy, low* X ) 4*1 S I Findlay, Oh** 14 ) 41) 4 4 Tarlatan Stale. Teaat 14 ) 4)4 4 S. Cuirer Sloe*(on. Mo 4'WetfernOregon 1) > 4U 3 3 It ) til 1 Concordia. Wi * 0 King. Tam 1* 1 X ) 9 * Ind-ana Tech 1! 0 SI! 1 30 3 344 I •0 Hardin Simmon*. Titaet II Lewi*0 Clark. Or* X 4 114 11 11 Nerthwetl Nataren Idaho1 X 4 1*4 1 11 SI Joseph * Mama It 4 X I 13 la Indiana Wetieyen ) ) S 111 14 If 1 111 :a II Doan*. Neb It Mary. N D II * X* ’I I! Sterling. Kan 1! 1 IN »S IX Lytta It 4 11) II If Hailing*. Neb II t la) II I 14) It If Mean! St Jeteph. ONe II. Wetlbrook. Main* II ) 101 31 71. Southern Oregon I I 10 IK 71 11. Meta* Farmington II ) 04 30 1! 1 10 24 >4 Peru SUN. Neb It 1 It IS Aquina*.Mkh Mender'* Wnraaew'a Basketball Icerea CAST HetyCrettSl. Botion U 1* SI Jotepht t f . Wetl Virginia SO SOUTH ' Oeergl* IX FU. International M Georgia TachaJ. Mercer S! Gr ambling SI 101. Prairie View a* Howard I t F Nr Ida AAM 14 Lym M. RMUat 10 Mamphl*II II.Taaus AAdrltal! N C CharlettoK V* Cmmnwe*ilh.«d.OT HerIk F Nr id* K . Vakdwta SI. 11 M IDW EST MarquetNlt. NE lllln d tl! SOUTHWEST Sleptwn F Auttti FX T*a4t Arlinglen 10 FAR W EST New Mtaico SI 1XUNLV11 OIOROIA1X FLA. MTERNATIONAL M FLA. INTCRNATIONAX (10II Sedlectk 14 00 1. Ddkov* I I I 00 1. Bran ray a 1 14 4 4 IS Nagy f 11 4 4 U . W U N l H U l ) , R i.e s 1 4 001. JattchOI 000 Total* If 4111 I1M OIOROIA (III) Frell II* I t II. Walker 1 ! S I II. Menderion | If 11 I}. Thompton 1*01 1. Peeve 1 1 1 1 1. SancWrt 1 ) 1 ) 4 . Wheeler 00 00 X Holland 11) 00 I). Decker I I I I 1 Total* I l K K X U Halllimt — GU 14. F I 77 1 Petal goal* — F I I I) (Bran/or* I S River* 11. Nagy OX Pot or rva 0 4). GU 4 0 (Holland 1 ). Decker 1 I) Fouled out — SedUcek. Buntova Rebound* - FI K (Brantov* 111. GU 4* (Walker 141 Attittt — F i l l (Nagy. Potorna 4). GU I) lFr.lt. Hoi laid 4) Foul* - FI 1). G U 14 Technical! — Bmnrov* FI bench NHL Pat girls join Hawks, Arrow Force in polls Ml All Titaet 1ST EASTERN CONFERENCE AttentK Divlttoa W L T F h OF OA NY Rangeri St I) 4 la H I tat N e » Jevtay X II 1 41 X I IS* F tor Ida IS N II K Ilf IK Warning ton H I ) 4 S* IB) 111 Philadelphia FS H 4 U It/ | l) Tamp* Bay l i l t F at IM tl* NY Itlandert Ft I ! * K 1*4 If! Narlheatl Dtetttoa Montreal 30 30 1 40 Itl 144 Botion 3t II 10 40 III 141 Pittsburgh I f II II 4) X I 700 Butlaio I t 14 * 40 I X 1)4 Quebec ) l X t 4! I D X0 Mar tlord X )l 4 *4 144 1*4 Ottana t 41 i x I X to* WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Dtvitieri W L T Ptt GF OA Detroit » II > 4* 14) ID Dallas ) l X i i* no in Toronto X 1! II 4* I K IX I i Leuit X >1 0 44 I I ) IM Chicago 1* » 1 K IM It) Winnipeg 1! >4 1 41 14* FU Pacilic Dvtttoa Calgary X X t 4* I I I III Vancouver X It 1 X ID IX Ian Jot* 21 la II U I I ! ID Anaheim 33 33 4 40 143 110 Lot Angetot 31 3t 4 40 301 331 Edmonton IS 34 1 30 lit l i t M u l i / t Oamet N Y Ranger* 4 OuKec I Chicago x Calgary 1 Botion X Lot Angela ) OT Tuetda V» Oamet Winnipeg al Pilltburgr* 1 11 pm Tampa Bay *1 N Y. Itlaidart. l l l p n Edmonton al Wathingtoi. l l l p n Detroilal Toronto. 1 lip m Vancouver*! SI Louit.l It pm Philadelphia al San Jow. It 11p m TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL CALIFO RNI aT n OELS*^* Named RKk Bwrtetoa raving miror league baierunnlng coach C LE V E LA N D INDIANS - Detignated Sharvn Bryant, pitcher, tor attrgnmenl D E TR O IT TIOERS - Agreed to term* otlh Lance Parrlth. catcher, and Juan Samuel, tnllatoer outtiddee. an minor league contract* Named Gerrg* Scherger tpoclal tattructor tor tprtag trdning KANSAS CITY ROTALS - Agreed to term* with Curt ii Wlterton tatietdei. on a minor league contract Nttleod League CINCINANTI REDO - Agreed to term* «*ith Jett Bronton. mtieidee. and Jacab Brumfield, out!totder.on ana year contract! HOUSTON ASTROS - Agreed to term* erlth Luts Gontatoi. eUttotder. on a ana roar contract LOS ANOELES DODGERS - Agreed to term! with Henry Banco, third bev*man and Feili Radrlguei. pitcher, an ana year contract* M O N TR E A L EXPOS Traded Chrlt NetohoU. pitcher, to theCtovetond Indian* tor J.J Thebe, pitcher endDev* Duplettit lirtl bataman Agreed to brm t with John Wet toiand. pitcher, on a one year contract SAN OIEOO PAORCS - Signed Scoff Chtemperino. pitcher BASKETBALL USA BASKETBALL - Named Witconvn coach Stu Jack ton. Tulena coach Perry Clark. Old Dominion coach Oliver Purnell and Pepperdin* coach Tom Atbuty coechet lor the U S Olympic Fetlivol team* Named Malone coach Hal Sntth and Danville Area C C coach John Speia attittanl coachet to Jackson. Queen*. N C coach Data layer i Montevalto coach Rd> Sphrery) 'tititle 'S t i l l n t coachet te Clark. Scranton coach Bob Betti., and Clarion coach Ran Righter attittanl coachet to Rrrnell. and Redtondt coach Gary Smith and Wettern (Nev ) H S coach Joe Stem attuten coachet to Atbury National Oatitball Altec latten DALLAS MAVERIOtS - Signed termer Stetian player larerte William*, torward canter, to a I* day can*act. LOS AN O ELES CLIPPERS - Signed Chart** Outlaw, toreprd. to a 10 day con tract HOOtCY National H e tty Dag** AH AH EIM M IOHTY DUCKS - Recalled Loom* Loach, toft wug from San Dago t i the International Hockey League FOOTBALL National Ftdkall League D E T R O IT LIONS - Waived Michael Cotor. linebacker TV/RADIO COLLEOE BASKETBALL IH p m - ESPN.Ohio Stale al llllnol*. ID • p m — SC. Kpitat Siato at Wetl Kentucky, I D t K p m — ESPN. (Unlucky el LSU, I D 10.K p m — SUN. Bqrtor al Teaat II K p m — SC. SeUh Florida al Jaction elite NBA 1p m - SUN. NBA NbgK Tonlghl I X p m - SUN. W A. Botion Celtic* el Orlando Magic. I D HOCKEY T K p m. — 14. NHL Tampa Bay Lightning al New York Itlandert (LI W IN TER OLYMPICS I p m — WCPX X Alpine tkiing. Iigurt Haling. Iraetlyl* tiling hockey, luge 1:01 a m - WCPX 4. Winter Gemet highlight* B ASKETBALL 1 X p m - WO BO AM (SHI. NBA. Botion al Orlando, pregame 40* p m HOCKEY I p m - W G TO A M I1 K I, Tampa Bay al N Y Itlandert. Iotaedinprogrett MISCELLANEOUS t p m — W GTOAM I SHI. Cour tilde Tonlghl !p m - W G TO AMISH}. NASCAR Live ! p m - WWN7 AM FM | !K 'I4 K ). The SporliNul 10 p m - WWNZ AM (I K ). Florida Sport* Eachange Jordan starts official baseball try today ■y BIN WALKKR A P Baseball Writer S A R A S O T A — He's w orked m ostly behind guarded gates, out of sight from all those w h o want Io doubt him and dism iss h im . Today the closed-door Intrigue ends. T h is m o rn in g . Michael Jo rd a n was to go on display at spring training for the first tim e. T e le v is io n cam eras w ill c a p tu re Ills baseball talents on a real held, not an Indoor batting cage at C o m lsk cy Park. A cro w d of 250 m edia m em bers was cx|»ectcd for Jo rd a n 's w orkout w ith the Chicago W h ile Sox at E d Sm ith Sta d iu m . O n W ednesday, pitcher* a n d catchers arc to report, and on T h u rs d a y . Jo rd a n 's 3|st birthday, fans w ill be allow ed Into the ballpark for the first tim e to see w h e th e r the wo:rid s greatest basketball player can m ake life cut as a 6-fool -6 rookie outfielder. O n M onday. Jo rd a n w o rk rd out at the fe n ce d -ln c o m p le x . A m o n g those w h o waited — w ithout success — was his form er C hica g o Dulls team m ate Dobby H ansen, now w o rk in g for W H O -T V In Des Moines. “ If I had to ask h im one (|ticsl!ou. II w o u ld be. 'W h y . Michael, w h y ? " ' Hansen said. “ Y o u w onder how patient the W hite S o x w ill be. I think If he w a s Just some o th e r player, they m ight cut h im tn a week. H u t I think th e y m ight give h im time. I also th in k (hat If h r was h illin g In the .100s and not doing w ell, he'd be able to w alk aw ay." J o rd a n , w ra rln g No. 4 5 . has been w o rk in g out alm ost every m o rn in g since his a rriva l last W ednesday. Ills d a lly routine Includes ru n n in g the biases, h ittin g In the b a ttin g cages a n d ugalnst W h ile Sox stall m e m bers and sha g g in g about 3 0 0 fly balls. L a te r, after som e ping-pong, he goes golfing. T h e m o m e n t of tru th , m a n y believe, w ill come the first time J o rd a n , who has not played base tmi11 since h ig h school, sees n m ajor league curvcball. o r even a m in o r league one. Th a t m ay nnt lie until F rh . 2 3 . when the regulars report. T h e W h ite Sox are try in g to make sure Jo rd an 's presence docs not disrupt cam p. Th e y are the A L West cham pions and want to prepare to try to w in (he new A L Central. Th e y plan In treat h im like any other new player, although Jo rd a n gets some benefits. Rather than being stuck In the hack of the clubhouse, w here m ost m inor leaguers wearing high n u m b ers w ould be. he's got a prime spot on a row next to top pitching prospects Ja m e s H a ld w ln and Scott Kuffrom and C y Y o u n g w in n e r Ja c k McDowell. Th e W h ile Sox had a small hint of the kind of hoopla Jo rd a n w ill cause last spring when lk> Jack son a rrive d with Ills artificial hip. Uut. Jusl a few miles aw ay from Rlngllng Ilros. A Ik im u m and Bailey's old headquarters, the W h ite Sox are expecting a real circus this tim e. T h re e tings, loo. one for each of Jo rd a n 's N B A cham pionships. " I hope he docs w e ll." Hansen said. " I think he'll be a natural fielder and ru n n er. T h e big question Is huw well will he h it? " Th e w orld w ill lie w a tchin g, w a llin g to see If Jord an ra n t>c like Mike — I’laz/a. Deverruux or m ayhc even Schm idt, that Is. By D E A N SMITH Harald Sports Writer SAN FO RD It ha* taken a whole season, hut It looks like S e m in o le C o u n t y b u sk e th n ll tram s m a y llnully tie getting some long overdue recognition. W hile Sem ino le High School Is I h r o n ly boys' squad gelling votes, rrm u lu lu g at the n u m b e r right s|>ot In Class 4 A . Lake Howell has some com pany In the Class 5 A girls' poll, as for the first tim e this season Lake B rantley Is getting votes. T h e Patriots (2 1 -81 . w hich knocked off the S live r H a w ks for the 5 A -D tstrlrt 4 c ro w n last Saturday night, received seven votrs. w hich would I k - N o . 11 in the {rolls. II they went that high La k e How ell ( 3 1*2) fell to n u m b er six with the loss. lirantley and the H a w k s will lie III sub-Hrglonul act Inn to­ n ig h t. w hile A rro w Force II opens district play on F rid a y. B A S K E T B A L L POLLS TALLAHASSEE - The Stole High khaal Bay* BatietSall pelt, at v*Nd ky the Fiend* Sperttarttert A i i m Ii IIM. with rtra rd i. Hrtl place veto* and pall ptmlt Cleti IA It 4 HI 1 Miami Senior IN I > Miami Northereitorn 11) V 4 103 93 ) Daytona Beach Mainland III Itl a Jacksonville Beach Fletcher F) ) 33 ) Lakeland take Gibton M ) 43 * South Miami X t SI 1 Miami Norland F>« 44 1 Laud Lake* Boyd Andarton 14) 43 39 * Miami Edison X ) It Orlando Boone 11 1 II Vtiet: Pensacola High f. Dr P9MIII49 3. Oak Ridgal Clatt 4A 1 Tampa Bay Tech (! ) X I IIS I Cap* Coral 1)1 t i i 109 ) Boca Cleg* (1) M l IS a Lakaiand Kathleen >4 4 39 1 Hallandale (1) 1) 1 34 1 Deerteid Beach >4 4 40 1 B'adenton Seutheati X 4 S4 0 . l a n i a r d S e m i n a l # ) ) * 34 * Springfield Rutherford II 1 11 X Eaw Gain* Tl 4 13 Veto*. Vanguard *. Jetfenon t J w S . WooKiam }. )• Thomas Aquinat l Clatt IA 1 Jacksonville RtbaulM 1)1 i t ) 130 ) Jacktonvilto Ballet 14) 103 > Rockledg* 33 ))) 14) 3t 4 Palmetto 1 Crettvlew >4) 49 t Hamet City 11 ) 43 1 Late Wales x r 43 0 Riviera Beach Suncoatt )i o 33 t Gam**viII* E attt'de ID 31 M Sparr North Marion 1) 4 10 Veto* Blthep Kenny » Rickarpt t. .J ai Jack ton 1. South Fork t c u ts IA I Tamp*Prep>1111*1. I ll 1 Saratoia Cardinal Mooney f t 1. X ) WPB Cardinal Nenman 1)1 111. tl 4 Pori SI Jo* )!* .* ( S tat* Butler Union County ) ) 1. II * Tampa Catholic tf II. SO F. TailanattPO Florida High II 1C K I Chiptoy tl F. )4 f Ga net,.lie P K Yonge to It. U If Boca Raton St Andrew’* H t )l Clatt IA 1. Norm Palm Beach B*n|am.n ( I I I ) ) 1 Ilf ) J*a. University Christian III 304 103 S. kelenville Wymer* Tech 33 S 13 a Hollywood Christian 334 •3 S. Daytona Baach Father Lepei >11 43 0 TaHahattee FAMU 14 10 S3 F. Orlande First Academy 10-3 44 0- Orlande Lake Highlend Prep IO! 33 f Grecevill* 134 30 It lltol Brontcr 334 13 It (lto)lak*l*F41Santa FeCamodC U S 13 V flo ti Snead* S. Hawthorn* t, St Petersburg NorthtideChrlttian 1 Clan B I Maton*(If| I f ) It! 1 Paiton (11 1! ) 10* I Dalton* Trinity 11) If a Tampa Baythor* Christian V i If S Laura) Hill X ! S* 4 St John *Country Day ItS K 1 WPB Gold Coast Academy 771 ( Grand Ridge »♦ * Pompano BchHighland*Christian R t ) l 10 Bradenton Christian 1*1 X The tlat* high tctteel girlt' battetball pall. caadvKtod ky tbt Ftonda Spartt Wtito Aitactattoa. with teamt’ recardt. pall pemfi aid lirtl ptaca valet la parents*vet (nut It tit* (mat pall tor tn* IN ) *4 t*ata*)i CLASSIA 1. Sarasota Rivervien Ifl X O 113 14 1 111 ) Miami Norland 111 ) Miami Central ))) 14 4 Ft Walton Baach X 1 It 1 Cooper City 111 31 t Winter Park Lak* Henrii I I 1 93 1 Ft Lauderdai* Dillard 14 ) X 1 (ltd) Or land* Era*! lit 1) • Itto) FWBChodanhalchee no 3) M Tampa King X 1 13 Valet Lak* Brantley 1. Vero Beach 4 J#o Terry Parker 4 Tamp* Hilltborowgh ) CLASS4A I I I 1)9 1 SI CtowdUII 1 Tampa Robinson 31 • iM ) Cap* Coral Mannar 3t 4 90 4 Si Petersburg Bocj C>*ga H 3 II ) Stuart Mart in County 3S ) 3! 4 FI LaudO'daieMcArlhur 303 34 1 Deerfield Beach II 4 41 1 FI Laud SI ThomatAquinat 33 S M • Bradenton Soumeatt 34 3 V 10 Pompano Beach Ely 314 Valet: Woi(tont Riverdae) Pala'ka) CLASS IA l JacksonvilleRibaultIt)) 14 0 110 1 Rlvier* Baach Suncoatt ) ) ) IC* ) Start* Bradford n ) 01 4 E ng enood Lemon Bay i* i 1 t Ben* Glad* Giadet Central X ) 30 * Inverness Citrus i ) ) 34 1 SI Petortbur, Latenood io ) 4) ( Fl Lauderdai* Cardinal Gibbons i i * 13 * DeFttaiak Springs Walton i t ) 33 13 10 SI Augustin# Neat* Dt Vtiet Miami Gulliver Prep F, Saratoia Booker 1. Tall Rickard! 1.Crettview 1 CLASS IA 1 Tampa Acad ot Holy N*m*t t m « i 130 ) Coco* Beach M ) IM ) Keytton* Height* 711 90 4 Melbourne Central Camel ic 71* 31 t W.tdnood 14* 34 4 Newberry IS* 1 Willitton tea I Crott City Onto County is* * Taiiahettee Florida High tSF 10 Baldwin t)a Valet; Baker it, Temp* Prep ) Freeport) Bondar Holme* Cov^ty) CLASSIA 1 St Pe'e Northiide Christian (I I I F it lie 1 Miami Dad* Christian tf 1 I0J ] Quincy Munroe (11 >14 M 4. Orlande Lak* Highland Prep 1*1 ) Grecevill* X 4 '»! * Hilliard j* It) 1 Ft Lauderdai* Wetimmitor X 1 ii 1 Moor* Haven 1*4 i t * TalikhekteeFlorida AAM If* 10 J*t l l 10 i f l Vtiet: Lakeland Santa F* Cethouc ll. FlHt Academy ) Oeartwld Beach l ie n Lutheran I CLASS* t Ta'iahetteeMectoy lit! X I III 1 Bamtay Bethlehem (l| Ft ) 101 Paaton (I) 1* S too Ft Laud*'dai*Christian K ) It 1)4 G*ta*t,m*Oat Hail Laurel Hill . las IF S Lakeland Christian Nap"** SI John Neumann >1 a t Winter Park Mattor’i Atadamy >1 a 10 St Petersburg Ketnick Christ-an FF 1 Valet: Bradenton Chr ). Orangeweed I Basketball Continued from Page IB It'gt* wom en will be playing V n lm rlu C o m m u n ity College In llie Ir s t round of the M ld -rlorld a C o h e re n c e IMuyoffh In Orlando. A ll of the g u n r » arc hcl for a 7 :3 0 p.m . M arl c x rc p t the S C C gam e that w ill start at 7 p.m . Basketball w ill lake re n te r stage all w re k us the boys* districts will get in to full sw ing on Wednesday. In Class 5 A -D ls trlc t 4. the w in n e r of t o n ig h t 's O v ie d o D cllonn game will be ut No. I s r r d Daytona Heuch-M alnland: No. 7 Luke Hr.m l ley will be al No. 2 D e L m d N o. 6 Spruce C ree k will Ik * i E N o . 3 Lym a n : und No. 5 Lake Ifctwcll will be al No. 4 Lake M ary. A ll u rr set for 7 p .m . slarts. T h e w inners of W ednesday n ig h t's gam es w ill travel to Um gw ofK l on FYldny night for the semifinals .tf L y m a n High School, starting at 0 p.m . und H p .m . w ith F rid a y n ig h t's winners then playing f<r the cha m p ion ­ s h ip on at H p m . on Saturduy n ight. There w ll also be a Junior va rsity c h u m p ltiis h lp at G p.m. o n Saturday. T h e S c m lu ric H ig h School boys' Irani w ll not see action u n til Friday al S I. C lo u d High Scho o l, ns to p s e rd rd A rro w Force II has a Irst-rotm d tiy r In 4A-Dlslr1ct 6 at*I will await lit* w inner of W rd irs d u y 's game between Gateway and C ypre ss Creek. S t. Cloud and Leesburg meet In the o t lr r game F rida y night. T h e 4 A -6 flm l will also be Saturday night. Brown’s Continued from Page IB T h e level 10 competition was even m ore of a ITo w n 's C entral show, as split *«piud* from (lit local g y m look home Imth firsi und second p h re . One leant talllrd u score of 177.10, w hile the other gio u p h a d a I3H.H5 Je n n a Rice N o t e d 30.65 to lead another aic-through-B lxth finish In the ul-uround for the lo c a l s q u u d . Melissa O liv e t (35.325) was second and C nrrti D c J a rn rtl (34.975) third. K risten Meeks and C r N u W u grn b a rlt tied for loiirth w lh 34.70 points, w hile Duvcttc Starkey und Ltsa H on ing (3 4 .2 5 ) were tied for sixth. T h e level eight girls' team also com peted, w ith H oik - H ollkom p ( 3 4 . 7C 70) p•la c'in g second u n d S am antha llln s a i (33.HO) lililt in the all-around. All Transmission Defects Are Not Major Problems — Consult a Specialist 'iiiK Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W . 25th S t , Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 30 Years... Same Location �Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Tuesday. February 15. 1994 - >■ People Kiwanis inducts Beaulieu GOP IN BR IEF T lir Nrillon.il LSM Association will hold Us slxlh nnnual ii.iiinn.il In l.as Vegas. Nevada. Sepi. 5-9. 1994 for persons who had served on any LSM/I.SMK type amphibious landing ship For h illh rr Information. Including planned acllvltles. hotel and activity reservations, rosts and association membership, coniart Larry Glasser, 12d Wilson Dr.. I’lllaburg, I'A 15235 or call (412137 I -4458. Contact hint Ireforc .July 1. 1994, Future annual reunion locations will be Cincinnati. Ohio in 1995 and In Orlando In 1990. Originally. Beaulieu came from Presque Isle, Maine. And II Is a smalt world because Beaulieu's Kiwanis sponsor Is Roy Vinson. M CA Central Flor­ ida Regional hospllal a d ­ ministrator w h o came from another small Maine town 20 miles away from Beaulleau's hometown. Volunteers needed Volunteers are needed In the following organizations In Seminole C ounty: In the school district's Dividends program, volunteers arr needed In the publishing lab at Winter Springs Elementary School. Call M yrna Wallers at 327-0700 for more Information. The Dividends program Is also looking for bi lingual (Spanish! volunteers to serve as mentors at Lake Mary and Lake Brantley high schools. For more Information, call Jane Lane at 322*1252. ext. 483 At the American Cancer Society volunteers are needed lo provide resource information and referral counseling to cancer pallrnts For Information, contact Penny Sm ith at 834-8680 The Seminole County public library needs volunteers to work In the (took processing center In Sanford. Cnll Suzy Goldman ul 330-2921 for mure information. I he Life Cate C cn trr nursing home needs volunteers to call hlngo, assist In the ire cream parlor, organize table games, visit With residents and help with outings. For more details, rail Marilyn Grecmtre at 8 3 1-3446. Th e Seminole County shertfl's office needs volunteers In the criminal Investigations unit for citizen telephone contact, pawn shop research, vehicle and flrrnrm validation and rase preparation Contact Dianne Hratwolc at 330 6600. ext. 379. Beaulieu Is a retired Arm y pilot, secretary of Florida Health Care Association, and st al e O m n 1b u s m a n a n d Advocate for nursing home rare. No stranger to Kiwanis. Beaulieu was secretary for the Titusville Kiwanis Club during the early and m id 1980s and was a member of the Greater Orlando Kiwanis Club until SANFORD - B. Duke Woody Branch 147. Fleet Reserve Association wll be bolding an awards ceremony for first place winners In the annual Americanism essay contest nt 8 p.m. on March 14 nt the branch home located at 3040 W Stale Road 461,1 Sanford. First place winners and their parents have been asked lo attend this awards ceremony. Approxi­ mately 165 letters were sent nut to schools and Individual students with approximately 265 responses. There were a total of 18 winners In the contest Including six first place, six second place, and six third place winners. Th e first place winners will receive a $50 savings bond and a Members of T a k r Off Pounds Sensibly. T O P S . Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 lo 8 p m. at I he First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Avc.. Sanford. Th e group now has a private roam to weigh people between 6:15 and 0:45 p.m . Knrh week u different program oil weight loss will be conducted. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664. Th e Seminole Soil A Water Conservation District meets each third Tuesday of the month nt 8:15 a.m. ul the office In Sanford. Call 321-8212. certificate of award and their essays will be entered In the southeast regional contest to lie decided at the m id-year conference lo be held In Gainesville. Ga. on Feb. 24.25 and 26. Th e winners In the region will Ik* entered inihe national contest to be decided In September at the national convention. Second and third place local winners will receive a certificate of awurd and will Ik * encouraged to enier the 1994-95 contest. Branch 147 produced a national winner last year and the branch won llrst plat e over all. Parents and school oflltials are asked to en­ courage the students to enter these contests DEAR ABBY: Regarding the pathetic attempt at humor by Ihe author of " T h e Childless Couple-’ I reply w ith a different Toastm asters m eet at SC C ADVICR perspective. t ’vc been married for 11 years and have hud IO miscarriages M y heart luis been broken so m any times that I'm surprised that I still have a heart. My spouse and 1 don't sun ourselves In Florida as the plcee suggested. We can't afford to — we've spent all our money on fertility testing and surgical procedures, trying lo coirect the problem that prevents us from being parents. So. hrrr's the author's kind of hum or hark at him or her: May ull your rhlldrcu die In a horrible accident on their w ay to visit you. Then you. too. will have a glimpse of the heartache of childlessness You think that's morbid humor? Touche. Seminole C om m un ity College (SCC) Toastmasters Club *6581 will meet every Tuesday. 7:30 p.m .. at Seminole Com m unity C o llrg r. Contnct Roeella Bonham at 323-8284 for more Information Overeaters to gather A regular meeting of Overeaten* Anonymous Is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p in. at First United Methodist Church, corner of Park and 5th. Sanford. For more Information, call Carol at 322-0657. A B IG A IL VAN BUREN _ READERS: Read on for letters from other rouplcs who find no Joy In being childless: DEAR ABBY: What made you think your readers would appre­ ciate a piece ns cruel as the one you published titled "T h e C hild­ less Couple"? Abby. there Is nothing sadder than a childless couple, especially a couple who draperairly wants to have a child but cannot — or n couple who Is childless because their only A CHILDLESS COUPLE child has died. 1NOREOON We who have children may DEAR CHILDLESS COUPLE: find hum or hi Ihe scenarios, hut I'm sorry you were offended by what about those who did not the tongue-in-cheek piece about choose to lie childless? Th e y the advantages of being child­ would welcome the sleepless less. It was not meant to be nights, diaper rash and nevertaken seriously. ending crises most parents have Good luck In your efforts to experienced. If you haven't become parents — as parents walked In their shoes, you can't everywhere will tell you. the Joys possibly understand the pain of far outweigh the sacrifices. praying for a child and never having that praver answered. O ptim ist C lub m eets w eekly Th e Sanford Optim ist Club meets ever)- Wednesday at noon at Shoney'eon U .S. Highway 17-92. Visitors arc welcome. Kiwanis Club m eets W ednesday Th e Kiwanis C lu b of Sanford holds its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakcfront. Visiting Klwunlans are welcome. For Information call W alt Smith, president. 3235088. Dancing for seniors Th e Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 ■ 4:30 p.m . at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Dellnnlans 11-piece band. Donation $2.00. COMPASSIONATE PARENT WHO ACHES FOR THOSE LESS FORTUNATE DEAR COMPASSIONATE: TUESDAY'S PRIME TIME 7:30 ! 8 00 8;30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 1 To*^M r t«t tMSM *R$RM$ toNUifl |QRCf »>UHRI1)W [>r-4i (in&)$reo(U DovVi (Vi Sie^eot (J We aim g -O Cli He.* dm Hart Cart j O f w p n Wwtt*04*11 g Nrvi Slhn g L ° km •irti iftC «•*! 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O isw iXVifC*4*e ft#*tf VI a***fMa p" BSS ,i till Mtaat ■»« •• M uiir*j £o* t» rfTSTBwa a »•* r n C***»*i tpw ENftMl pri S*weoiM hBO lis a i tan* Sawi ia» Saarei S i II ,j hL ______ tan Ibal^rwMSalarta'** t'VteiI iaa awswa f •9 11f$Y(* KMI t |V|Swveoi . Co m m M 8 rokit," Tk» Oaa> M a i l (tttJ C»*rv*|fc»ar Imm4 H » a »»«itfWTO CWkv ** m for* (» SiPHoi R i; q____ _ I f a w Par-un a* Saa«o* W 'Cntabca iiwumm*eon o I S S.vr. Saa Taa iwimrct S— m— *iw I l f IMraa d Y d r all *3 1. J a* issCf^H.— « twci"|Tt»w$ L^cy i t y Jtte t lw f V** Dj$t W l I— ‘ Act*crftc%»W 700 l l i 4 ii j i » » ilW'ltr, Sa»«o)[ii*«oC <t0 401NteM* Ofttl BatMmS itiH flM S VapwariIr Sh I 'tcSRMCR ff(__ V o liilATDsoaf'iAi n VtawCttwaa ••• |i8 ii'vratu ftrarrr ]r— *# f t w »rM*t 4*SMnW S Q irma Cw ihe early 1990s He currenlly lives In Oviedo. T h e S iih u rtu n R e p u b lica n W om en's Club will hold Its next m e e tin g at tin- S w e e tw a te r C o u n try Club on Wednesday. Feb. 16. The llrst program for the new year will tic an In­ formative subject on crim e In Florida by Dr. Jo hn W. Cooper from the .hunts Madison In ­ stitute for Public Policy Studies. T h e Institute Is in a lcd In Ta llaliassce: It Is a think-tank de­ dicated to economic freedom, limited government, and Indi­ vidual rrsjxmslHIIty. Dr. Cooper will speak on "Eleven Steps to a Safer Florida: li>w to Stop the Violent Crime E (identic.’' T h e S u b u rtu n R e p u b lic a n W om en's Club plans to address issues and Invik- Input from the m a n y candidates In tills year's election. They we off to a great sturi with this \1tal topic to life of every citizen In our state and area. Please com- and Join the group to make a difference In your government and life. Last m onth the Suburban Republican W om en's Club Irld a very suc­ cessful mrinbcmhlp coffee. If you arc Interested In becoming a pari of the grotyi and being an informed and efectlve wom an in the area, please call for a reser­ v a tio n . Reservations are re­ quired. Please mil 788-7532 and usk for Beverly. Th e y are not a social club, txil a group of w om en who ore Involved In m aking a dlffcm trr In govern­ ment on the Icral. state and national levels. Conic and Join Ihe fun In sharing your Ideas and being Involved. Childless couples angered over satire Conservation district m eets 6:30 NEC| M Bill Fraasa (from left) Inducts Gary P. Beaulieu Into the Sanlord Kiwanis Club while Janice Springfield, club president, tooks on. 18 win awards in Fleet Reserve’s essay contest T a k e o l f p o u n d s sensibiy 6:00 "m i g women to m eet At u recent Sanford Kiwanis Club luncheon meeting at the Sanford Civic Center. Gary P. i l r a u l l r u , H 111 h a v c n IlcalihCare administrator, was Inducted into the local club by Hill Fraasu LSM A ssociation reunion planned *x« ' '•* , tacts ___ Oatwi inaw tajli liaifN(klanca K »w a ~ — P a t— t mj* Saw QrOi ttt iWSCait t w— i n i«c iOan**l <**S*W R i; <u hra/is S L = t r a Iliu m laattq m T hAhM* The piece was Intended to be humorous. Of course m y heart g (K -s nut to those who yearn to he parents but cannot. Please forgive any Inadvertent pain It caused you. READERS*. Tom orrow , letters from those who saw the humor of the satirical piece. DEAR ABBY: 1 strongly dis­ agree lhal parents should keep the contents of their wills a secret from their children. My opinion Is based on numerous cases, several of w h ic h are summarized as follows: ID Fifty-year-old son spends $ 7 ,5 0 0 on fa th e r's fun e ral without realizing the net worth of his parents was $8,000. thereby leaving his mother desltute. (2 ) D a u gh te r takes senile mother Into her home and lov­ ingly cares for her for the last three years of m other's life. Mother's will, written 10 years earlier, gives entire 840.000 estate to an old boyfriend who had not been seen for the past five years. 13) Father's will leaves every­ thing lo son. but father had all Intangible property In Joint and S u r v iv o r s h ip u cco u n ts wi th daughter. Assets consisted of $600,000 farm and $350,000 in the J . and S. accounts. Daughter died before father, who was then senile. At fnthrr's funeral, son Informs daughter's six children that h r will krrp all $950,000. (And he did.) (41 Elderly couple places all assets (S2 million) In trust with un u n scru p u lo u s in d iv id u a l, resulting In poverty fur couple. (5) Spinster leaves farm worth $200,000 to farmhand who had looked after her for free for lust 20 years of her life, thereby perm itting her to stay on fam ily farm for the entire life. Nephews who had not seen aunt In 20 years contested Ihe will. Result: $100,000 settlement w ith neph­ ew*. A ll of the above could have been avoided by keeping rela­ tives Informed as to respective wills, trusts and nssets of the parties. OHIO ATTORNEY AT LAW DEAR ABBYt You obviously believe thut the contents of one’* will should not be disclosed to the heirs until after death. Th a t's what m y parents believe: T h e y have their lifr savings hidden In shoe boxes and coffee cans annul the house. 1 have no Idea how m uch Is hidden, except for the $15,0001 stumbled across In a shoe box behind the cal llttler bag. STEAMED IN PITTSBURGH (Problem*? Writ* lo D**r Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, tend a soil-addressed, •tamped envelope lo Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Loe Angela*. Calif. 90069. All correspondence is confidential.) - 127 t 71•> tr B strtort k o ru s n S IS T E R A C T 11 E 3 7:30 S O N IN LA W 9:29 DEAR ABBY: There are many of us who are childless not by cholct. Have you ever slopped to think of what our lives might be like? Yes. you might sec us "re la x in g around sw im m in g pools In Florida nr trotting off lo Europe like lonesome fools." but have you ever stop|M*d to consid­ er that we might Ik * attempting to escape loneliness — Ihe lone­ liness lhal the void of child­ lessness lias crealrd In our lives? It Is very easy to cast Judg­ ment on others, tiut I suggest before you do thut. you "walk In our shoes." Th e saddest pari of my day Is when I hear the endless complaints some people make about their children. Th is Is the Injustice of It all: You are blessed with gifts from God — your children — yet you do nothing but complain of the responsibility, cost, problems, etc. Well, be thankful for you r blessings, because von m ight Just raise children w ho will Ik * childless by choice — because of vour actions as parents. CHILDLESS IN HOUSTON • J i i i i a i n i i �48 • Cantor.) HetaJd. Sanlotd, Florida - Tuesday, Fafiruary lb, 1W4 Legal N o tic e s Legal Notices Legal N otices Legal N otices Legal N o tices IN THE C IR C UIT COURT IN AND FOR THE E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL C IR C U IT, SEMINOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA C ASIN O 111X1)1 CA DIVISION 14 E KATHLEEN A GILLAAAN. Plaintiff. n STEPHENJ M ARCHESE and MARILYN MARCHE SE. hi* * •IN. COACH LIG H T ESTA TES. SECTIONII. INC .a Florida corporalien, and Hw UNI TE O STATESOF AM ERICA. Defendants NOTICE OF JU D IC IA L SALE PURSUANT T 0 4 S .tJin i, FLORIDA S TA TU TE S TOWMOMIT MAY CONCERN Hone* It hereby given that pursuant to fha Final Judgment 0* Foractotura entered on Frb ruanr I. im . In Cato No *] ISP CA 11 E Of Itto Circuit Court of to* EigtiHonm Judicial Circuit tor Samlnoto County, Florida. In • m ill K A T H L E E N A GILLM AN ll Plaintiff, and STEPHEN J M ARCHESE and M ARILYN M A R C H E S E . till •IN COACH L U H T ESTATES, SECTION II. N C . a Florida corporation, ard Hw U N ITED STATES OF A M E R IC A , ar* DfNndant*. I. Maryann* Morse •ill tall at public 4ai* tha foltoning drier,cao raal propar ty Lot IS. INDIAN HILLS UNIT • according to tna plat ttiaracf at ' re Or dad In Plat Booh IS. Pag* to ot I V Public Racordi ot Samlnoto County, Florida Tt>* aato mil b* haid on tha ISth day ot March, taaa b r tm m It oo am and J Op p m . to IS* highatt and bait biddar tor cacti at lh* wait Iron! door of tha Samlnoto County Courthouto. Ml N Path Avonuo. Sanford. Florida 1)111, In accordant* • 1th SS4SS11 at tho Florida Satwtot DATED mu jrd day of Fab ruary. m i Ctorhot Court Maryann* Mon* By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy C fork Publlth Fabruory (. IS. It*a DEO 14 IN THE CIRCUIT CO URT OF THE IITH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. C l11U t A C A -H - l U N IV E R S A L A M E R I C A N MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff vt JOHNS HAROY, JR . a t.a l, UtTfnQjnTi NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmanl of Foratlourr* datod Fabruary II. IftL and antorad inCataNa Cl IX114ACA 14 L of tha Circuit Court ot tha IIT H Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM INOLE Caunty, Florida arhoraln U N IV E R S A L M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y . P la in tiff, and JOHN S HARDY. JR .a t a l. a n dttondantt I will Mil to tha hlghatl biddar ter cash at tha Watt Front Door at the Samlnoto County CourthouM. Sanford. Florida, al tha hour at I i n a m., an March U . ItM , lh* to<towing datenbad property at **1 torn la Mid Stanmary Final Jadgmant.lt halt t LOT I IS. T H E VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY PHASE TWO. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH E R E O F, R E C O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK XL PAGE It. XO AND 11 OF THE PUBLIC REC ORDS OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA DATED Fabruary H- U N Maryann* Morta Ctorh Circuit Court By Jan* E JttowtC DaputyCtorh Publlth Fabruary IS. 77. IW4 DEO Its NOTICE OF APPLICATION FO R TAX DEE0 N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that FREC Prnnon Plan X Cartltlcat* In* Sarv. th* holdrr ot the following cartltlc atoll) has titod Mid cartltlc atoltl tor a tai dead to b* ittuad lharaon Th# carlllicato numb arltl and yaarltl ol Itiuanc*. lh* description ot lh* property, and lh* namali) in which II wat attattad It 'ar* at to)tom Cartltlcat* No uaa Year of Ittuanc* IHt Oatcrlptlon ol Property LEG LOT X GREENWOOD LAKES UNIT I PB XX PCS 14 AIX Nomas In which attattad Pal 0 S c h w a r t i. L y n a ltt P Schwarti All of said property bring In lh* County ot Samlnoto. Slat* ot Florida Uniats such carlificatoltl shall ba radaamad according to tow. th* property datenbad In tuch cartlflcetalt) will b* told to th* highest biddar *1 fh* west front door. Samlnoto County CourthouM. Santord. Florid*, on th* Xtth day ot February. IHt at II A M Aaprotimatoly sin ce cash tor toes Is requiryd to b* paid by th* tuecattful biddar at ttw tato Full paymant of an amount equal to th* highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp •atat and recording teas Is du* within 14 h durt attar th* advertised time at th* sal* All payment* shall ba cath or guar antoad instrument, mod* pay abto to lh* Ctork ol tha Circuit Court 0*1*0 m il tlth day at Janu ary. m i ISEALI Maryann* Morta Clark ol tho Circuit Court Samlnoto County. Florida By MKhalto L Silva Deputy Ctork Publlth January IS. Fabruary I. A H IM * DEN IW NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In business at 111 Das Finer L n . Longwood FL I lf JO. Samlnoto County, Florida, under lh* Fictitious Nam* of T A L E N T NETWORK, and that I intend to register said name with th* Division of Corpora •tons. Taliahassoe. Florida. In accordance with th* provisions ot ttw Fictitious Nam* Statute*. To W il Section I4Sat. Florida Statutes n i l. Greg Badgawell Publish: Fabruary IS 1114 O E O 141 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL OIVISION CASE NO. 111111 CA 14 E FOROCONSUMERLOAN CORPORATION. Piaintiit. vs ROBERT V CLINGAN AND MARCIA R CLINGAN. HISW IFE. Ottondanllsl. NOTICE OF SALE Notici It haraby given that, pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment of Foreclosure on tarad In lh* above stytod i SUM in th* Circuit Court ot Samlnoto County. Florida I will Mil the property situate to Samlnoto County. Florida, described as LOT 411 SPRING OAKS. UN IT l ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F.R E C O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK II. PAGES 14. IS. ANO 14 OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R O S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY FLORIOA A/K/A 441 ELD ER CO U RT. ALTA M O N TE SPRINGS. FL 11114 al public **'*. to lh* hlghatl and bet! bidder, tor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI HO LE C O U N TY CO UN T HOUSE. SANFORD FLORIDA, at 11 00 A M . an th* til day ot March, tea* MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Dorothy W Bolton Oeputy Ctork Publlth Fab I. IS. HI* P F O I I _____________________ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE E IO H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NO.t 1X-I4X4 CC M U TWIN RIVERS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC . a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, NOTICE Tiylor’s Towing will Mil al Publk Auction on Fabruary l l I H I I I I t t O i m a 1144 4 Door Bulck VIN 1G4AM41AE H4111 Brown. FL Tag t KHVI4J and a t i l l Bulck w ith tha V IN iGiCWIIXXF 14X41)1. 4 Door Virginia Lkam* Plato • X IM Ili Gray at SX4 Ring R d . Orlando. FL Publlth Fabruary IL t l IL 14. IF, II. X . II. XX. X). tiff DEO lit NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAX D I E D N O T I C E IS H E R E R V GIVEN, that FINANCIAL R E C INC OR CAPITAL BANK, th* hold*' at tha tottowing certifkatoltl hat Iliad Mid cartlfic atoll] tor a Ian daad to b* issued tharton Th* cartltlcat* numb a ril) and yaartil ot Itiuanc*. tha datcnplion ot tha proporty. and th* namali) In which It wai attattad IVara at tel fowl Cartifkato No 1M4 Yaaraf Ittuanco 1T*0 Otter totton of Proporty: LE G LO T I HUNT LEIGH WOOOS PB X*PCS H A H M l mat In which attattad TER R Y A BARTON. R LOR RAINE BARTON A SANDRA B MILLS All at laW proporty bolng In tha Caunty aI Samlnoto. Slat* of Florida Unlaii tveh cartlllcataltl than b* radwmtd according to law, lh* preparty deserted in such earntie*toll) will b* soul to tha hlghatl biddar at lh* wait front door. Samlnoto County CourthouM. Santord. Florida, on •ho 1IST day ot MARCH. 11*4. at IIA M . Appraalmatoly IIX S H cath tor loot It required to ba paid by tha successful bidder al the tato Full paymant of an amount actual to th* hlghatl bid plus applicable documentary ttamp lares and recording toat It du* within J4 hours a tla r tho advertised tim* ot th* Ml* All payments shall b* cath or guar­ anteed instrwmant, made pay able to th* Ctorh ot the Circuit Court Dated this *TM day of F E B RUARY. ItN (SEAL) IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION CASE NO. t l JIM CA 14 E FBSM ORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff, VS LISA J B C L L lie ta l. Defendant N O TIC E OF FORECLOSURE SALE Nolle* it hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgmanl at Foreclosure datod Fabruary X. in*, and entered In civil cat* number 1} l l JO CA It E. at the Circuit Court ot fha nth Judicial r Ifcult In end tar Samlnoto county, Florida, wherein FBS MORTGAGE CORPORATION. It Plaintiff end LISA J BELLI. U N K N O W N H E I R S . DE V IS E E 1. G R A N T E E S OR O TH E R C L A IM A N T S . C LAIM ING B Y . THROUGH. U N D E R O R A G A IN S T M A R T H A J . M A N N •••. PETER F B E LLI. UNITED STATESOF AM ERICA. STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF R EV EN U E. IVare Datand anti si. I will tall to lh* hlghatl and bait biddar tor cath *1 the west front door *1 tha Samlnoto County CourthouM In Santord. Florida. Seminal* Caunty, Flor­ id*. al 1100 A M an tha lit day *1 March. 11*4. lh* tel towing ktMto Final Judgmanl, to wit: Let ItA. SenLando Vines, according to the Plat ttwraol at racordrd In Plat Booh XX. Pages 14 and IS, Public Records ol Saminoto County. Florida Dated th* ath day ot Fabru a ry .11*4 AAARYANNE MORSE Ctorh of Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Pubtith: February*, is. m t DEO-Il IN THE C IR C U IT COURT, E IO H TC E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 1BMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO t l 11*1 CA 14 E KISLAK NATIO N AL BANK. Plalnlltl. vt ROBERT J A L E X , at a l. Datandanllsl. FOURTH AM ENDED H O T IC tO F S A L I NotK* It hereby given that, pursuant to e Summary JuOg man! el Feractetur*. I wilt Mil lh* toilowlog deserted property located In Seminal* County. Lei 141. H ID D E N LAKE VILLAS. PHASE III. according to lh* plat thereof, es recorded In Plat Saak it. Pages 1 — A. of the Public Records ol Samlnoto County. Florida *1 publk Ml*, to th* highatt biddar tar cash, at Watl Irani door. Samlnoto County Court houM. Santord. Florida. II 00 a m. on March 11. lilt Americans With Dlsablllttos Act (A D A ) Notice: In *c cordons* with th* Americans with DisaUllfto* Act. parsons with a disability who read a ipactal accommodation to par tlclpat* In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at J01 North Park Avenue. Sulla NJOI. Santord. Florida XXXII al toast Hr* days prior to fh* proceeding Telephone (M l) m u x E it a » i i i too ass til i i t d o i or iio o n v ix ro (v>, via Florida Rstoy Service WITNESS m y hand and Saal at this Court an Fabruary II. im . (Saal) AAARYANNE MORSE CLERK. C IR C U IT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Ctork Publish February IS. XI. ITN OEO 141 Maryann*M*tm Ctorh at th* Circuit Court Samlnal* Caunty. Florida By: BECKY WILSON DaputyCtorh Publish February If A XT March I A 1 .1*14 O EO 1X1 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R Ctwb'itr Carer crrPto*. am* •• c'atto* ham OuMaten* by laweut tH H tM M p m M lam uttor w w* cenar tranat tor anawwr radry t M • to a t r ' H I T F M J W E M P X W P F W M V W M J A G S E P X D , T M U •L T I I L W M V V T R I F T Y l I I I T M K T I T U A S ) W M A H A U J J A O . * - d NX V A S U A H P I . PREVIOUS S O L U T IO N "Only lore m lt m t s me, and | am only in con lac I with ttungi thgi revolve around love." — Mare Chapas. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION File Number M 4 X C P IN RE E S TA TEO F P A TR IC IA ANN FAVER. Otcaatad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* edmlnltlratlen ol lh* astel* el P A T R IC IA AN N F A V E R . dacaeted. File Number 14 O X CP. ll pending In th* C ircu it Court for Stmlnol* County, Florida. Probato Olvl ston. Hw addrtss ot which Is X I North Pats Avonuo. Santord. Florida U t i l Ttw names and addraiMS at lh* personal rapra tentative and th* personal rap resentatlva's attorney ar* Ml forth below All Interested parsons ar* required to tit* with Ihls cosrrt. W ITH IN t h r e e MONTHS OF 1HE FIRST PUBLIC!ION OF TH IS NOTICE: ( I ) ell claims against th* estate and III any oblectlen by an Interested person to whom this notice was mailed that challenge* th* valid Ity ot th* will, th* qualification* ot ttw personal representative venue or jurisdiction ot ttw cotwrf A L L CLAIAAS ANO OBJEC TION S NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FO R EVER BARRED Publication ot this Notice has begun on Fab 1 .11*4 Personal Representative T IN A L HAVES Eaal JOT Franklin Drive Nine Mil* Fain WAH01S W ILL I AM H MORRISON ESQUIRE 1100 South U $ Highway If IX Fom Perk. Florida 11IX Telephone *01 *M 1«4 Attorney tor Personal Representative Publish February t. IS. H it D E O d l_______________________ IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F TH E IITH JUDICIAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIDA INAND FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY O B N IR A L JURISDICTION OIVISION CASE NO. t l I1ST-CA-IIC KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plaintiff. VS ALTAAAONTE HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. H a l . Dttondantt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NotK* I* hereby given that, pursuant to that F Inal judgment ot Forecloaur* dated Fabruary X. 11*4. and entered in civil caw number n illX C A ME. ot the Circuit C*seS*4 the «D> JudSclal Circuit in and tor Semtrwl* C o u n ty . F lo rid a , .w h tra ln K ISLAK N A TIO N ALXAN K . ll P laintiff and A L T A M O N T E H E IG H TS CONDOMINIUM A l S O C IA T IO N , R IC H A R D S C A S S E L B E R R Y .---------. UN KNOWN PERSONISI IN POS SESSION OF THE SUBJECT R E A L P R O P E R T Y N/K/A V A L L E N E PULCIN I. It/ar* OatandantU). I will Mil to ttw highest end best biddar lor cash at ttw west front door ot ttw Samlnoto County CourthouM In Sanford. Florida. Samlnal* County. Florida, at l l : « A M on ttw Jrd day ot March. 111*. a t set forth In said Final judgmanl. to wit: U n it X I I . A L T A M O N T E H E IG H TS , a condominium, and an undivided 1.1X10 Interest In ttw common atomants eppurto nan I thereto In accordance with the Declaration ol Condominium tiled February It. 1111. In Ot tidal Records Boo* IKS. Pag* 1104. Public Records ot Sami not*County. Florid* Oatod th* 4th day of Fabru ary.Ilf*. M AR YA H N E MORSE Ctorh ol Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Ctork Publlth: Fabruary a. IS. I1M O E 0 11 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E EIG H TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY O E N E N A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE MO.IX-IUI C A It E PAN AM ERICAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. ' Plaintiff. vs JE A N A.H E TZELa nd C ITIB A N K . F SB . Datondanltsl. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS HEREBV GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmanl ol Foreclosure dated Fabruary J. I1M. and tnttrad m Caw No t U U I CA 14 E. ol ttw Circuit Court ot th* E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and for SEM INO LE County. Florida wherein PAN AM ERICAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION It Plaintiff and JE A N A. HETZEL. at a l. aro Defendants. I wtll Mil to th* highest end best biddar tor cath al th* West front door ot ttw CourthouM. in Santord, SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida, at 11 00 o’clock on lh* Jrd day of March. 1114. ttw following described property a* Final Judges* to wit: 'Inal Judgment, Lot 1. Block H. SEMINOLE SITES, according to ttw Plat thereof es recorded in Plat Book II. Pag** *0 through 41. In elusive. Public Rtcertfi ot Sam Inoi* County. Flor Ida D A T E D this 4lh day ot Fabru ary. If t. ItM MAS IRYANNE MORSE A t Clark ot Mid Court By. DorothyW Bolton A t Deputy Clark "Persons wilhe disability who need a special accommodation to participate in this proemdtoq should contact ADA Coordinator at Samlnola County CourthouM. X I N. Parts Avenue. Suite NMI. Sanford. Flor Ida W ill, at toast five stays prior to the proceed ing Telephone: iron xxjaxx eat. m i l I MOMS axil ITDOI er l m t u i i n IVI vU Florida Relay Sarsrtc#.’’ Publlth February I. IS, l!W O E O FO G AR VA LEWIS at*1. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lh* undersigned will oftor the following described property In Saminoto County. Florid* LOT IS. TWIN RIVERS SEC T I O N IV . U N I T 1. T W IN RIVERS. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK X . PACES 10. 01 AND 01. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HOLE C O U N TY . FLO RIO A W I T H T H E F O L L O W IN G S T R E E T A D D R E S S : II0S WEST RIVIERA BOULEVARO. OVIEDO. FLORIOA »)4 S tor sato to th* highatt biddar for cath ttw Uth day ol March, lift, at ll 00 a m . at ttw West Front Doer el the Samlnoto Caunty CourthouM. Santord. Florida XXXII pursuant to Hw Default Final Judgment ot Forocleaur* entered to this action on Fabru ary *. tea* O ATEO Fabruary I*. 1114 NOTIFICATION IN A C C O R D A N C E W IT H T H E A M E R IC A N S W I T H D IS AB ILITIES ACT. parsons with disabilities needing a special accommodation should contact Court Administration, to Hw County ot til mg- net tolar than seven (XI days prior to the proceeding If Peering Impaired. ITD O I 10® MS f ill, or VOICE (V ) 110b M l «XW >1* Florida Relay Service MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CO UN TYCO UR T By JaneE Jatewlc Deputy Ctork Publish February IS. XX. 11*4 O EO 144 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 140*1 CP IN RE: E S TA TE O F RALPH R. RAY Dec*4t*d NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admlnitlralien of the *1141* ol R ALPH R RAY. d e c e a ie d . F i l e N u m b e r 14 041 CP. ll pending to Hw Circuit C iu rt lor Samlnal# County, r tor Id*. Probeto Divl lien, th* address ot which Is Samlnoto County CourthouM. N Park A va . Santord. FL X I I I Th* name* and addretatt ol ttw parsanel raproianteliv* and ttw perianal representative's at tomey are tel forth below. A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS ARE N O T IF IE D TH A T : All persons on whom Hilt notice Is served who have ob jecitons that challenge Hw valid Ity ot Hw will, ttw quallfkaltont of ttw personal r*pr*t*nlillv*. venue, or jurisdiction ot this Court ar* required to til* their objections with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ot Hw dKtdant and other parson* having claims or demands against decadent s •state on whom * espy ol Hilt nolle* Is tarvad within Htraa months attar ttw date at ttw first publication at this nolle* mutt Ilia their claims with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE D A TE OP TH E FIRST PUBLI CATIOH OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A F TE R THE D A T E OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH E M All other creditors ol lh* decadent end parson* having claims or demands against Hw dacadant s attato mutt tlla Hwlr claims with Hilt court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE D ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE A L L CLA IM S. DEM ANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Ttw dale ot ttw first public* tlen of this Notice is Fabruary I. Ill* Partonal Raprasenlatlve F. ANDREW RAY n e t B Walnut St Lot Alamos. New Mas Ico C1S04 A 14 wsi as w 11 faMP' Itabirbiinn a ll jwrpPTwf wet rm w m m Rtpramntatlva: Ro b e r t k . M c In t o s h . ESQUIRE,at s t e n s t r o m . M c In t o s h . JU LIAN . COLBERT. W HIGHAM 4, SIMMONS. P A p.Q. Baa 44ft Santord. FL m i l 4444 Tatophona 401/1X1 lit l Publlth: Fabruary! I L 1114 c ro n NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D EED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that FREC Pantum Plan % Certificate Inv Sorv. Hw hoidtr ol ttw tallowing car title atoll) hai Mad laid tartllic atoll) tor a Iaa dard to ba itiued ttwrvon Tha carlilkato numb a ril) and yaarlil ot issuance •ha datcrtption ot th* property, and lh* narna(s) to which It wat atwswd •*/*ra at fellows Certificate No 111* Year of Issuance 1110 Oatcrlption at Property LEG U N IT 1)1 M O N T G O M E R Y CLUB CONDO ORB 1411 PG XI* Nanwi to which eitasiwd BenalraDav Co Inc All el sold proparty being m tha Caunty ot Samlnoto. State ot Florida Unlaii such ca rlillca la ll) shall ba radaamad according to law. Hw property deserted in such certificate Is) will ba sold to tha highest bidder at ttw wast front door. Samlnoto County CourthouM. Santord. Florid* on ttw list day at March. 11*4. al II AM Approlmatoly H U 00 cash tor teas is required to ba paid by ttw successful b-ddar at ttw sato Full paymant at an amount vqu*1 to tha highest bid plus apei-cable documentary stamp taiat and recording taws la du* within If hturs after th* advertised time of Hw sato All payments shell be cash or guar antoed Instrument, made pay abto to tha Clark et ttw Circuit Court Oatod this gth day ot Fabru ary. 11*4 ISEALI Mary anna Morw Clark at ttw Circuit Court Seminole County. Florid* By MkheltoL SHv* Deputy Clark Publish Fabruary IL 71 and March I.L 1114 OEO 111 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HIA R IN O CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN BY TH E C IT Y OF LO N G WOOD. FLO RID A, that th* Board of Adiuslmant will hold a Public Hearing to consider Hw request tor a Variance tor Hw following proporty toratod al t n i Hanging Vine Point. Long wood. Florida. In a Rl A toning district and more particularly described at toUowt Let S. Wildmara PH I. PB 44. PCS 41 4 M. ol Hw Public Records ot Samlnoto County. Florida THIS REQUEST IS FOR A Variance to Section Ml 1 A ol ttw Compratwntlve Zoning Cod* to allow Hw reduction ot Hw •rent setback tram Ihg raquirad X toat toll Meal TH E P U B LIC H E A R IN G WILL BE HELD In Hw City Commission Chambers. I l l W Warren Avenue. Lengwood. Florida on Wednesday, March 1, 1104 at 4 X p m er at soon thereafter as pottibto At Hw mealing Interastod parties may appear and be heard with re spec! to the request A copy of Hw request l* on file with the City Clerk and may be Inspected by th* publk This hearing may tw continued from lime to lime until IInal action I* taken It anyone decIdas to appeal any decision on mis request, they will need to ensure that • verbatim record *1 Hw proceed logs, whkh includes the tosfl mony end evtdance upon which th* appeal ll to ba based Is medr The City et Longwood does not pror dr mi* verbatim record Parians with dlsabllltla* rweding assistance to partki pata In any ol Hw m proceeding* should contact ttw AOA Coordnatar. at (« !> 1401441. 4* hours In advanca ol tho mealing DATE THIS Fabruory II. 1114 GERALDINE D ZAMBRI C ITY CLERK C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA Publish Fabruary ISL XL 11*4 DEO 141 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HIARINO CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIOA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TH E C IT Y OF LONG WOOD. FLORIOA. Ihal lh* Board at Adjustment will hold o Publk Hearing to consider ttw raquas! tor a Variance lor Hw lottowing proporty located al 1 Tapp*" Lana. Longwood. Florida. In a Rl A toning dlt trkt and mere particularly da icrlbadas tel tows Lot IX. Sloopy Hollow III Add. PB 11. PG L Ol Hw Public Racordi ol Samlnoto County. Flwtd* THIS REQUEST IS FOR A Variance to Section Ml X A ol ttw Comprehendra Zoning Coda to allow tha reduction ol Hw required IS toot n o r Mtbock to I* 11toat. T H E P U B LIC H E A R IN G WILL BE HELD m Hw City Commission Chambers. I l l W. Warran Avanuo. Longwood. Florida on Wednesday. March X. 1114 at 4 X pm or as soon ttwraattar as post-bit Al ttw mMllng Interested partial may appoar and ba heard with re ipect to the request. A copy ot Hw request I* on file with the City Clark and may be Inspected by Hw public This hearing may ba continued tram time to time until final action Is taken It anyone daetdr* to appeal any decision on mi* request, they wilt need lo ensure that a verbatim record ol ttw proceed Ings. which Includes ttw fasti mony and evidence upon whkh Hw appeal Is to be based Is made Tha City at Longwood does not provide mil verbatim Ptrsens will) disabilities needing asshttanca to partki pato In any at Hw m proceedings should contact Hw AOA Coordi­ nator. at (40 ) Mb XXI. X hours In advance ol Hw mMllng DATE THIS Fabruory It. 1114 CERAL 0 INE O. ZAMBRI CITYCLERK CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA Publish Fabruory ISA XL IH t OEO 14* CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Wlntor Park 322-26(1 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS fcOOA.IL-*30 PJL MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 831-9993 PRIVATE PARTY RATES MconaMUtfMtfcMB.---------- 57MlfW 1 codmcu Oy* ttntoi ----------- TOM It* 3cnnMCUtlv*tlHKB-----------t1M #n» 1 Em *---------------------- ------------ * « 1 » » «"• Rjtg* *r* pw Uiud, b*w d on 3 P*x* *3 Uito* Minimum 55— B u tinas* O pp ortun ities JAN ITO R IAL FRAICHISES E t l a b lls h a d L a n ia r d Area JIJOO mo trtonw. prko I4.1XLX.B00 mo lexeme, price III.MOPh 71X14* 59— F in an cial S a r v ia t STOP FOtEOOSUIEI I con hatp 11% succost Barry Mrare a*1044 HA)unlit IPM TAXES PREMED T A■pr aporol ion fwim 111Up 401 XXX1H1 IT — M o n ty to L tn d N0WACCEPTWG KEEP DRIVING AND STIU GET THE MONEY! SchadtAng may inbkato MoroM Admrtaar of tw coal of on Cancel whan you g* radix* Pay orty to days ynd 4d rum ol row earned Use kA daecnpbon he taotMt taotXB Copy nwsl toopw occotkaMa typograpNcaf term •Oomnwrtsal traquancy r*4M mo avaiatte DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 1} Noon The Dey Bator* PUAcaOon Sunday And Mondays 30 PM Fnday A D J U S T M E N T S A N O C R E D IT S ; In Its* ovont ol an o m t In on ad, th* Santord Harold vHH bo reopontobia lor th* flr*l In earn on only and only to the outant o l the cost ol that tngertton. Plaoao chock yo u r ad tor accuracy th* (IrtX day It run*. 12— E ld e rly C a re ADULT CARE In our private home Lake M a y area X available beds to men only Please contact V-gil al _________ M l X I I BA_________ A DU I t C A H I in our Longwood home X beds oval Ptoase contact Dd-bto 1>**** ta Legal N o tice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D EED N O T I C E IL H E R E B Y GIVEN mat HarlanC Btotoy % Certlllcato Inv L#ev. Hw holder ol the lei towmg cartifkatolt) has tiled said certitkatalsl tor a lac deed to be issued thereon Ttw certificate number Is) and year It) et Issuance, the descrip tlen of Hw properly, and the namelsI In whkh It was assess ed is 'are as tel lows Certifies!* No 1411 Yaorotlstuonca 11*0 Description ol Proparty LEG LOT 41 W ILLA LAKE PH I PB XI PG 11 Names In whkh attested F r a n k C . R o ts . T r a c e y E vent Reis All et sad property being In Hw County et Jem mol*. State ot Florida Unless tuch certillcatalst shall ba redeemed according to law. Hw properly deserted m Such cartifkatolt) will ba said to Hw highest bidder at Hw well front door. Samlnoto County CourthouM. Santord. Florid* on •tw Xtm day ot February, tats at It A M J^proalmatoly S i ll® cosh tor toat it raquirad to ba pod by Hw tuccasiful b-ddar at tho sato Full paymant of on amount equal to nw highatt bid plus applicable documentary stamp tacts and recording tees is due within 14 h ouri altar tha edvartiaad tmw ot the tato All BHynwnts shall ba cath er ja o r antoed Instrument, made pay abto to me Ctork et m* Circuit Court Dated mis Itth day of Janu ary. 1H4 (SEAL) Maryann* Morta Clark ot the Circuit Court SommolaCounty. Florida By Micfwlto L Silva Deputy Ctork Publish January XL Fabruary 1.1. IS. I1H OEN14* FLORIDA S T A T t REQUIRES all contractor* ba registered or cartlllad To verity a elate contractors I k t n t t call 1 000 X4X IT ® Oc cupel lane I L ken set are reqeired by Hw county and con be vanned by calling XXI-ilX.aH 141X — Aadif e — 1 2 - E ld e rly C are A m r ( a i t In out prura't _____ Santord at** Ptoata contact Hotly OX HAT_______ Bladder Control Problems’ SENIORS, call to find out II you quality tor asstlanca with OIAPE RL-PADS delivered to ^^fjfcjor^moniM^d^44p^UV4^ 2 1 — P e r s o n a ls ADOPTIONS Fret medical caw. trampor tatien. cetmMlhg. private 1pi ut living wpansat Bor n iM II Ctoarwdar Attorney k ill >44* Fite tar 25— Spec ia l N otices NEWAYS "Skinny D-p1' thigh cream As teen on Ch 4 rwws New available Ptoata coll NoUtl* Fargusonl® SIX UP-KMWTE SP0ITS/F1 NANCE/STOWS AND MORE!!! 1900-257 WOO EXT. 1914 t ) *t par minuta MUST BE ISVRS Procail Co I 4 « l av> ?4X —2 7 ^ -N u rs e ry A C h ild Care A SW EETH EAR T GF A DEAL First weak tree, no ragistr* Inn to* Night tw o avoitobto Ago*. S ill lAW'UC r g l - X — 41— C e m e te ry Lots^ H IG H L A N D M E M O R IA L GARDENS. Fowtt City 1 tots. X caskets X vaults «s p rK *H A.X» I 104X111)11 S S -B u ifc m s O pp ortun ities ESTA8 A PAYPHONE ROUTE llMO/wkpetmfiai ________14® 4® B1J________ FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Family business available In Sanlord area Part lima poss-bto Income to ill.000 Sell tor U ) 0® cam Serious Inquires only Call 1 4® 14*X4J0 All you nood I* you III)* Jock Diamond torapprt" 71— H e lp W anted A/C DUCT MECHANIC Immediate ampaymant Kan's Air, He 111 41U _____________ 111 4*4 1,4® AVON prededs Earn X M X No door dior PT/FT Sendi xit ite i'i a a tm uaa ADD TO YOUR WCOMI S IL L AVONNOWt CALL XXX 4411 ar XXX 4111 AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Naming tuccaedsllkt success We re well Intoeif Jrd dreed* ot training tuccrqM agents No licenser . We lltwipl WATSON REALTY CORP REALTORS XXXIX ASSEMMY/IRCTORY |1 |IOhr. N orrp rwc Immed aparung ®1 X®0Q4sm to* * ASSISTANT P H N IF P r Tram m potmen di th* way I F R E E REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT X1W Ht> St. t i n t * BOOT SHOP PORTER Oeswndabto hard worker with valid F L d r l w t Ikatit* Apply Samlnola Ford. Inc J i l l and Lake M a y Bird 4 BUILDERS HELPER* Knack tar putting Hams togaltwr will landthn spotFR EE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT xaw xxtbSL. u n i s CAREER O f POHUNtTlES Pay less Shoes it looking tor energetic, autgong mdtvidu alt m ttw Oranp City and O a la n d a ra a B a n a lltt peckaga. campatitiva wage, ftonbto hours Apply at Pay tots Stowt Santord m Wai Mart ttnppmg cantor N* (diarw calls ptoata _ CAREGIVER POSITION tor 1 •ktary woman Lira m or awl Ratorancat requmd * days a ■ m XM CNAS For all lull lima thltts 1 L II 1. A 1 11 Must bacart-lwd ORDERLIES Full tin w ) II thitl JUcaptlng apptkalnnt Mcnkay Friday.*4 OaBary Manar 44 N. 1111. OeBary *41-44*4414 - con struct oi n m m . Good pay. steady work Will tram 104 1JSI41S Irmettaga Crn tix if S*nki legs McDonalds Fiwibla hours People parson A^piy Monday Friday, I A I X Hickman Dr • DAY P R O O U C TD N A S S T. Tram In posilian dl Hw way I FR EE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT IXWXStkSt-. B TIU 4 C oncrete Landscaping CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Baal. 1 Man Quality Opera 11XXXX/4X4-1MX r r x n u u u m i tll/yard IM % Grad* A . mlllad In Lang wood Call et tor • Ira* animal* an year Ire* trim mlng and ramavall Hardy Tree Sarvka doing business at AAA Tie# Service XXMHX T ra s r M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Rapalr addition, camm/rat Lk/lns lER B O M Hint M il L a w n Service ~ TOM A J I F F 'S LAWN CARE! Rat /Comm . dafandabia. tow rates IF races t ... DOKtiB R em odfH ng F lo o rin g RES./COMM, vitgl Siding . Alum. F ra m in g D ryw all. Door t. Rooting. Central* 11) t o il S O Baim.CBCaitoM HARDWOOO FLOOR I NO latlall Sanding F)wishing TOMOLSEN I *0*14 1X11 A ir tHict Ctetnlnfl H o m e lm p ro v e m e n T CuitOM PAINTING by Jtllrey AIR DUCT CLEAM NO. gutter cleaning/ttraanltq, chimney Sweep Inturad Young's Sarv ne i.c t n oeani b j ttei AFFORDABLE Hern* Repair. Dependable All phases Call tor tree esi Michml XXX110* Power Inf /eat. Lk'd . Ins Free astlmates .... J10H S S TU C C O n p a l r , palnllng. coalings, pressura warning. A caulking Fraeatt 44* 1444 ling Fra A utom otive C O M P L IT I O ETAILINO at your ham*. Handwashing and ^ • a e ln ^ J a M ^ a r g O I^ ® ^ C jrp tn T ry CARPENTER All Hndt of home rapalrt. palnllng A ceramic Jtto^RIchardGrotJ^J I F H Carpet Cleaning C A R P E T C L C A N IN O * Room* tie IS Stoam cleaned or dry foam Guaranteed lowest prkas ® 1 9 * S » l SAM'S C A R P ET C LEAN IN O pfet itrip and belt I leers. Ratldantlal/commarclal 14 V tX X i 1141. beater 444OS41 Cleaning ServiiIce A TOUCH AEOVE Cleaning iir v lc a . Lie im Quality ckantna a llU b a d 111 01*0 C LEAN IN O Ratdanlial and cammarclal. Dial ity work Altordabto rates E l 1*13 T.J.'S Will clean your houM or olflc* la your sallslaclion Vary reasonable Lk/lnt Call Jutlina al M l r n toll________ 1 BR 444.1 BR V*f,4iR 144.M A pratoMtonat. cammarclal torn avail. XL DOCS IT AU Fla It right al a trice you can afford Llc'd'lns From start to tmith Carportry. plumb Irlcal. and rooting log, electrical tvtt XX yrt at agwr knea job too big or small Call m t t n a r 1X4 MM 14Art. R ES TO R A TIO N , O R YW ALL. metal studs, doom, trim, tW Ing. porches dec to. gaiebos ___________ro -x M i__________ RITE-WAY ..... W t S H O W UP r/ Lc lTh la U lapiny 1 W o rh F o r You. x . C e II 1C l i i i i n r s l Palntrg o grapny PHOTOORAPHY unique par tonalitad portralb shot in a natural Mttmg or homo Nal l award winner |jjBI14 Plum bing A A A PLU M B IN O A SEWER. Leaky la u c a ltl Running toilets r 1)0 could solve your problem Water teatars. 14 hr tarvka W4U11D1 Pressure Oeaning DUN R ITE i Clean driveways, ra o li, peal daefct. walks. heusas Fre e a st.il am 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S w im m in g Pool S e rv lc t/R e p a lr K itchen R e m rd e lln g W E EK LY SERVICE Horn US mo Cham RIS* PcDi Sarvka ^ ^ n tX R a b e d S / w a m a k a r L A M CAB IN ET. CAMnet work al raakonabi* rabt Klkhont A b a lh ra s m t Rafaclng, custom mad* cornier topi, bookcases, specialty itomt For mar* Into s a IIIi l 1141X11 -----------AsktorLaor^B Ja n ito ria l Services t r e e ServicB W livd E ?H O L i Lie ,. ,n, "Lat ttw Protassbnals do It." Fraa estimates......... XXJ m s ~ ~ W I ^ oow w fRepair t. end Cleaning IUT7 CLEAN MKTOBUM. Cammarclal/RatU. 01-4111 w m n t Advertise Your Business Every Day For A s L ow A s $45 Per Month. Call C l a s s i f i e d , 322-261 1 �w ifiM i Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, February lb. 1M4 - I I 7 1 -H « lp W a n ta d 71 - H e l p W anted 103 — Houses SALES Unfurnished/ Want K U V tIY ORIVER F u ll lin n at Pari lima Knowledge of if* ere*. roll abi* IranuiorlalNr. Iighl 0> livery work Hos/t! from * till noon, or 1 V fill * For mero information tall ( U r at Olan Mill* U3 t l t l FOE M/F DCNTM. AS9STANT E ip t n n v n ) a lh tipandnl duties nvuvd lor busy multi ditctotmary office Strong ro star five and turgcal kkillt a mutt Salary tonmanturato min anpananta Available Jan t* Call tea 7ft4X» 0IREC1DII For attabfittiad tNfdrara (an tar Cdwcafion Okt arparianra In eerty thlldhoodrequired _ Call 773 SOI________ DfllU OPEfWIORS, ETCHERS AND FLAIRS Winter Springs company m l I Individual! with pra . viout traduction eipertence 7 tfiilh avaiiafcia Mon Thors I 10PM 4AM Frt. Sat. Sun. lAM 4 JOPM or 4 PPM 4AM U to hr Parmanant pov lions Never a laa' Hr ip Per sennet trttttf DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS Tatar at FI. a rvafl etlatollshad and grow Ing Canlral Fketde batad company ottart you o Sami Annual Pay Incraatat O Stop Off Pay O Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • Sataty Bonut OSpoula Rtdmg Program oAvaraga Trip 1 7D*yt o Lata Modal Convent lo.se! Tractor t If you fa*a I part tractor traitor, OTR and r r n and lea aaparlanca plot a good driving record tall I 400 414 Pt4 ID ITO R /R C P O R TO I tor local newspaper In wgth la ta County tmmaduda opening Call tor Inferrler,004 3t4>IH E D U C A T IO N A D V O C A TE VISTA volunteer lo attitl ton incomo SamlnotoCo poranit Ed degraa or latching atp pratarrad ln*ar|»rtonal and organitofionol tkllt Term I yaar. IT.tM . Cdl IT! M il Canlral Florida Lagal Sarv leak. Inc TELEMARKETER . PotUion opan for an arpan anted takmarkafer Evan.ng hours. 4PM TPM. Mondar through Thunder Apply m per von Sanford Herald 100 N French Ave atk tor Tracy INSERTERS Thy Sanford Maeld naadt people to attembto advert's mg ts^piementt and intert them info Ikt navvtpapar Mutt tv ft y tt or over, hove ton frantporlalion and phono and be available to work an thort notice 14 H O m r Part time Ratiraat welcome to apply Apply m per ton San lord Harold. 100 14 French A*a . Sanford (ANITAS P a r t lim a fo> Lake Me* v / H e e lh r o w Apply l» 0 l Philadelphia A,e Orlando _____ 407 »to4M> 'LABORER! NEEOEO tkil'ed and untkiilad Pool iont avail ebto Oayt Call b d n aan 11 SPRINT STAFFING. 110 H it LABORERS Full lima Valid F la driven licante rag load Itmbt and drive truckk run chain toe ole Co banditti start ST hr E tholi Trap Sat, m TOT IV E IN COMPANON tor Ban Ittman tree rm m /beird. private roam bath No talar y notoo) ONC DISTANCE DRIVERS M ult have m a Iha road eepenence Good ratarancat required Call or apply MSC Trucking 1MI W III S t, * 'innlDMt .FL40T IS TUI n ,0 MMHINST ■ * E > p a rlan ca n a c s ta ry Good bonalitt Apply i l m o w Airport Bled ■Sarlord MAINTENANCE HANDYMAN A/CR WOMEN Property menogdnen! com • pony knking lor tomeono lo do general maintenance at te w iiI thoppmg canter tltot • Mutt have truck and be mil Ing to travel IS 10 h x .it par week Great opportunity lor retiree tor dalailt phone ’_______ niwoo_________ e MAINTENANCE PERSON k Put your handyman iktllk to work today! Hurry* Call! FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT TMW llltl SI . S H IM____ M ID I CAL HELP ' LPN 11 PM 7 AM Part lima Apply In pel von Lakaview Hurting Canter. 010 Eatl Ind straat, Saitord PART THE C u tlo m a r t a r d e a Oulck laarnar with good phone tklllt . and tome typing d lllt 1 day l a vvtak. May lead to lull lima f Call Ann at » J VM ar apply In per tan CtrtiSed Malnta TM Monroe Rd a PEOPLE PERSON# * P a rte d tpot tor people par ton . Batic tk lllt neededhtre I FR EE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT TtoWtstb s i. a im * RFCEPT(OH1ST Needed lor kmalloHka Light e typing tiling required Apply at SUPERIOR MOLDINGS ITT Power Cl. Senlord from Samtonoon f eb >* II_______ RECEPTIONIST ' LOCAL progrettive employer hat Immediate opening Mutt be a 44.1a to type SS wpm. * computer literate and word procetung a piirt 40 hr work ,wcak. ekcellont benel.it. and •competallvo talery Neal eppirance and • potitiva at lllude • mutt Pieeve land . v return# t o Blind BoatSO Sanlord Ha aId P O.Bdk 0*7 Sanford. F lu ff! l**7 SECURITY Off ICERS P /T S a n fo rd 'L a k o M a ry ; Area Weekend iN Itt C la tt D 'g u a rd Ikenta rag 0*4 4111 pm Part lima Comtritiu m bat.t Call 111 m i ______________ TEACHERS Mutt hare earred 00 hrt toward a COA or oguivoltnt. or bochotort degee In early Childhood 10 WOt TELEMARICTERS Longwood part line Monday thru Friday. SPMfPM Sat urday. SAMSPM SS to par hour plut bonut and com m illio n Perm/estnt poll llontl Never o tea I _ Help Per tonne I lit a m WAREHOUSE A N D O E N IR A L LABOR H E L P N C E D E O I Bonut tor driven All thltt* available Oaky pay. no Ive Report ready to eprk 1 to am Indutlrlal Labor Sec, ISIS French Ay Mo phase calls WRECKER (RIVER Eaparlancad Atott live In Santovd area 1 tore Clatt A CPL Apply at 7W W It* Si 91— A p a rtm e n ts / House to Share HOME ON RIVER to thare. W D. pool and tonmt courts STOP mo Hall ulilltg ead lay* 93— Room s b r R t n F A O U IET, dean rm kikhen. phone, laundry Apis Ova.I able alto SM A , p 174 rets CLEAN ROOMS tetgie start,rg STS/wk Kitchen, phone laundry, video garnet oil ll-filpVI n, 1W411| CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM W kitchen avail S»/*k. SIS ld« Downtown H i MM SANFORD Sleeping roan with kitchen privilege!, ute of 9 7 -A p a rtm e n ts Furn ish ed / R ent 10S— Dupiex- Trip lex/R en t CLEAN 1/t. new Itoor.ng.C/HA. hook upv No Dgt . Airport and Seniord A ve. salS'mo plus I/mo tac 171*7H __ 0 0 0 0 AR EA , vary clean. A/C. I Bdrm. prv pale and yard Part Ore ito lp iut AttOOaS SANFORD. } bdrm airport, tocurlly tyttom . tUI k i t , m»lltd>MountodS4ll L o ts /Want NOTICE ALL UTB.ITIES paid on I bdrm Cloan. blinds. carpal. A/C. no pelt SIM » dap IDIOM______ DETACHEO GARAGE APT t bdrm . 1bath *7U> month. S1S0 tacurlty depot.! 177 S ill St W i g Realty (bmpony E FFIC IEN C Y ul.l turn, prly entrance and bath Non tmeb er STSwk STtdep 17114IS O U IE T Neighborhood dean thaded 1100 mo 1100 damage dap 171 H AS atk hr Lloyd SANFORD tmali I bd'm cotfaga with fenced yed 1*0 per week plut IBM toe inly Call 111 T91 99— A p artm en ts U n fu rn is h e d / R ent CASSELBBtRT Upscale. tingle *to»y patio apart menIt I bedooma Ideal toe Individual or cojp<e tea 4TTT CONVENIENT T O downtown 1 bdrm, 1 bath angle dory, guiet. w 'd hock upS47S'mo ___________ m TTST__________ COUNTRY LOO SOME. Lg 7 Bdrm w garage Great for Somori SSOOpaytall B ) 4 l t l HISTORIC dawntowi Sanford Vary dean 7/1, kitchen. Ilv rm . appll , letcad yard, garage, good noighbork S ill mo *711 drp HUOOK ____1ST 7*01 er SB 0«T0 LEASE FOR LESS) One Bedroom Apw tmenl* SI** DEAL Mottwood Aptt 177 7774 MINUTES FROM SANFORD! RV LOTS Quwt perk St Johnt River Lemon Blutt Rd oil Hwy4IS Otleon 407 171 117* 114— W arehouse S p a c * / Rent LO NO W O OO /LAK E M A R Y ' Mid til* t tor eg* warehouse!. sooeooisoo tq II Fra* rani w II mo laato. Iron t US'mo _________ U tOSI* ____ SECURITY WAREHOUSE SSA and Old Lake Mary Bird •I 7S0 1 000 tg It ol Ik nawhouta kFIniiTiad ol lie* ipe * aito available Kapanta Realty.I Al» l l l l 117— C o m m erc ia l Rentals 1 BAY W/OFFICE automotive repair thep For more Into tall Phil Bamt 17 SIS1 111— O ffice Space / Rent_____ NEW Sanford ollcat and or warehoutat 4001*00 tq It Special, SHt/mo H I ills s a n f o r d ' ottka ip «* v*oo tq H building Mai. 1700 tg II par ollit* unit I I 7004 SANFORD FR EN C H AVE 1110 month inciudat utillttot 1 room ml to M0 MOO SM SO F E E T tor toot# bn 17 « . tuccattlul a n tin g anchor butmatiot Good parking and lighting Groat visibility Aik ing 1400 mo I I 4444 work 1 4 1 — H om es for Sale MARINER'S ULLAGE Laht Ada 1hdfn 1149my 7 bdrm. t4>0 moond up __323-IG70__ MODERN 7 bdrm diplet. Cant H ‘A. appliance! mini btindt Santord S7T1/mo R*qil4 MOVE-IN SFECIAU I Bdrm /I OalhlTI 7*H SHENANOOAHAPARTMENTS MOVE IN SPECIAL Newly ra novated 1 A 7 txtm aptt All amemflet 17** SB* mo plut dtp I yr kata 77471*4 O U IET 7/1V. towrhoute 7K4 Park. Adult corryn K7Smo and t ri dap VRIar/trath Ind Barb Mon Frt 177 MAI SANFORD I Bdrmw/util turn By wk or mo I t to#0 ottko *4* S77S homo W01410pager S A N F O R D I B rd m A pt S7*S. mo 1700 drp Call attor 1pm $74*0*4_____________ I BEDROOM A P A R TM E N T SPECIAL Sit* a month movo In Call Je rry , M l 4SJ0________ i BEDROOM SITS month plut SITS tecurily (bpotil and talar encat.......... M in i I BEDROOM in quiet area two month. II rrpnth taata reguirad Tto 7770 103— Houses U n fu rnish ed / R en t OE AAR Y 7 bdrm. I both home. Ilorida rm. latalionl sets mo plut toe Stall Reelr ttis n * HUD HOIKS, From HWdowni Why t»n17 The ttiltiman Gavp, 111*111 . Rm TSot LAROE I STORY. Hlttonc dll ErSet. 1 bdrm. 7 bath. dan. breaklatl room, veranda with p o rc h taring S7S0 mo t <7 14A 77*4 Atk toe Jett M AYFAIR. I/ I.e it area, avail 1/IS C/HA. W O hookup StSO mo 1700'dep tot *717 SANFORD 7 bdrm 7'> bath lakefront houta W » a _________ Ml 7004__________ SANFORD GOUlSiORO RENT TOOWN 1 b d rm . now Nldioft. air 17,000down, 1140/fra to* 77*7 SANFORO. I Bdrm I 1/7 bath. C / H A . epplleaces. W /D, c a rp o rt. Itn c td y a rd . tsie/mg. *400/Ora 177 *A*j SANFORO. 1/1. >17 Hotly Ave S * « mo 7*1 ***0 Ollk* SM *77* homo HO IllOpbeor S A N F O R D B ry n Hevan 1 bdrm. 1 bath, now paint and c e r p o t, lanced, garag e SaOO'monlh ||7 Reel Court US 0*01 or 117 4*11 mmm m mi LANOWANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS with or without approval! 700 1000 acres Wstortronl a plut Call Tarry Clayton MS 7SS 4*Ot FOR SALE Newly ran o rito d sandwich Shop Easy hour! Ikanw d Tor catering 114.WO Ml S47td * y tS 7l STtSmqhts AFTOffOABl f HOVf s Vi 7tU *»l PROP! HT i FHAOR VAAS LOW ASS\ ANQ i and owner financing at low at 1400/mol Gov't Fore cloturat. Repot I Somlnolo. Orengq. Vbtutle. Santord tost than SM H down e t a Acre. ] i t*nmd appll oncat. 147,100 a Over t a ecrel )/1. tiv. dm. tem rm VatoMltodiOi 144 *00 a Renavded 1/1to Newer root, carpel, paint, garage, ter. porch ISS. *00 • Pool 1/1. Ilv,. dtring, lam n et Over 1100 tq tt SM too Aitume He Quality I *1/1. 14*1 PITI BS S00 *1/1. pool 140* P i l l SIS *00 dl/1 tpll plan, fenced. tVtt PI Tl, SSS WD Markham Wdt art a 4/>. 1 IS acret Patlut*/tlabto 1101 000 LK. SAary custom buillt ot/1, pool, si 81 *00 • S/7. over I acre. 1111*00 *4/1.1 Secret pool'tpalll*.*00 o n n o iiN i V EN TU R E I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 704 BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real Etlal* Broker l i s t Santord Av# 321-0759 321-2257 217— G a r a g e Sales WE BUY PAY TOP PRICED 407 MS *417 •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage tato ad by 11 noon on Tuesday and lak* a d v a n ta g e ol our to e c la l garog* t a k ad p r k a il Call Clattiftod now tor datailt! 181— A ppliances / F u rn itu re 3222611 oA IR CONDITIONER, wall unit, coolt big area S*S Call 221—Good Things APPLIANCES. F U R N . TVS. ETC. BUV IE L L TRADE INS CHEEPO OCPOT. Ill* FRENCH A V I. M l >144 APPLIANCES! B e ll p rices Best Warranty. Bast S arn cal W ethert dryers. ml<row*r*t W* buy appl la n c e t 1 Oal ivary trea t A r Batf.M * MSS PCARPET Brand naw gray bavbar 17 ft by 7' i ft Sacrl fk * tor SIS Call M0 0*0* PORTER. Kanmora. avocado In good condition SH Coll Ml 1114_____________ icENMORE W ether and Dryer. I n o tor both Mtcrowav*. 140 Toattor avail. I l l Ml 0141 MAYTAG WASHER. Kanmor* Dryar. MOO tor both Works groat Call 17) )*7Q__________ PANASONIC M IC R O W AV E, only S months okl 17} Mltc STRAWBERRIES U Pick Opan tarn >**1 Catory Ave 1 ml E el Santord 1 ml 74 of SI Rd 4* Hoops Farm s 171 71*4 to E a t l »4 S17T_________ 141 — H om es fo r Sale ’ ASSUME NO O U A L IF V I 1 bdrm 7 bath bit homa. Ig lanctd yard, guiar tlraal 147*00 ■BEAUTIFUL K yr US Fla Cracker larmhoutw in 1 acres bags rttaralioni N v d t TLC Possible farms 14*.*® >/*** 141— H om e* fo r Sale MOV I NO. MUST S O L DUE TO ILLNESS 7 bdmi. I bath, living rm. kllchart dining rm. hug* family rm Naw wiring. A/C. and plumbtig Security Natures SM.WOWi 771144) STAIRS PROPERTY M A N A G E M E N TA R EA LTY as* t » 7w i / i B e i 7t 774 1007 rea i- E s t a t e , in c . 32274)1 STENSTROM REALTY. HALL REALTY IN C. SELLERS!! BUYERS!! 312 VV F i i p I S i. S j i i I o ic S 7 ar 1 bdrm dbl gar . toncad FI rm c b conttr SSS SO > r t n tt l um ltI Good cash Howl 77K dn owner hoto' SUS 000 O atlrab l* 1/lto . cam H /A . tone* Family rm SSI,100 323-5774 OILTQNA 1 bdrm tto bath, family rm . ae fra tl 111.M0 W. SAol4CMWtAI.nl ISA! IXCHANOE OR S IL L your property tocatod my where I Investors Realty, 77411 H H A U L OLCN * 7. vaulted call, landscaped wr tp r intort, s y rto td 17**00 1707*14 hi H im MORGAN REALTY LIE* B IT OF C O U N TR Y I Older horn* w/S tots, naadt TLC. toll ol privacy1SSM00 SOUTH PINECRESYI1/7. big I hr rm w'vev'todclg .Honda rm . naw patof IU * J0I SMFOffO ISM II. and Myrtle Av*. 321-6762 0 * ^ 2 ] use TOURTURCTUM FOR DONRf AYMERT Gavarnmanf a ad barb tor* d a t u r a s a v a i l a b l a Ira m 17* MO to SlM.aM Call tor dalalltl (inet Mimfirld, 32)7271 AA Carnet. Inc. M l I l l s SANFORO: 111 E. Are , 1 Bdrm 1 Bam. Mack. law rad . Ilk* naw kttrd*, naw carpel, cut tom kll tabsnali. earner iat. sir.fOO. 7*1-*• *ep is i l paper. o *m Set le i ^^REALTORSWttCOMI^ LA R O E POOL HO M E. Ilrtplac*. Ireat. law n ta r Lk M ary S i l l . 000 M c A d a m s G ro u p . Baa I William ton) 0 * ll 174 1141 afar hours 771 47il__________ SANFORO OUPLEX Top can dlllon. Good neighborhood. 114 *00 Cdl Offer Spm _________ *07174 *0t*_________ Call Any al Our Agantt! Thay r* all PRO S A FULL TIM EI So Call A N Y TIM E! 3222420 *321 2720 SANFORD • UUE MART »le Per 31th Ttii* carpal. C/HA. M.S00 110 Cotmlry Club C t . Santord Will consider tore purchase By owner 111 17*1 153— A creageL o t» /S a le MLT0RA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal lor mabfto homo or liomo ell*, hortat, cam*, farming er nursery Zoned agricultural 11*00 par acre Small down payment with ^^wnar^fnanclnj^M OtM Tr^^ 155—Condominiums Co Op / Sale 1 BEDROOM. I BRTH. living rm, during rm, sc* porch, kitchen, all applHO MM toe*' 1 5 7 - M o b il* H o m e * /S a le CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK I4»t* 1/1 iptll. A4 Bartering, central M/A screen room ss.too ISeM in. (7 Barkthir* can Iral H/A. railed tcraan room, carport SI 1.000 l*i7S la . 'l l Folrmonl V(|l*. central H/A. wathar/dryar, dithwathar. an atoctrk. ca lhadral callings, vinyl tiding, thingl* root, northern Insula (ion 1 17 000 N e ll 1/7 iplit. AS Paarton. cantral M/A. carport SU.S00 Call 111 IIM or *71 1701 LIKE NEW. BUT CHEAPER Newly remodeled tpaciovt 1 Bdrm. naw fumltur* A app'.. big II rm. cprpprl Senior Park DaBa/y 11 7 000 M l 17*7 NEW l**4't, NO DOWN. 10% Intoretl, IS X 71.1171/ma. IS X 70. SHt/mo 1SS S70* l.E . ORLANDO. Mai Tsl VII lag*, is a SO. 1 Bdrm. 1 Bam No cash needed, lull food credit____________407EM ipse SANFORD Rays) Cova. 14*17. 1 bdrm. I bath, central H/A. tots el aetrpsl Vary ctoen and nice Will u crllke tor balance of loan I under 110.0001114 141* 1 MOBILE HOM E!. In adult parks. Palm Vallay and Fairways *071*1 1771 RAYS APPLIANCE a 111! FRENCH AVE. SANFORD R p lr tg e r a to r . S lp v o t. W athari D ryers Fra* 1 yr rw arr Oal arail MSSaei RECLINE R MO Queen te ll t>d* waferbad w/llght wood canopy Irpma. d '* tta» and tide fable S1S0 Mapia d raft* labto w no chairs SIS I* cu tt Ratrigaralpr w/lcam ak*r n oo____________ Ceil m otTQ R E F R ID O E R A T O R AparV man! lira almond t ! 7> _____ 17)1717 PSTOVE. GE almond aiactnc rang* GuPrant**d to w o rn SAS M l 771/ or M0 * 1*1_______ AVACUUM. Hoover upright with bags and attachm ent! Good Condition SIS Coll Ml ASM_______________________ OWING BACK CHAIR M au.v in mint condition Paid SIT* a t Saart. will tocrltic* tor 1100 S74 #0*1 svanlngt 115— C o m puters LASER PRINTER im m ulotot HP 1400 XT Computer UTS ___ Call M4 1707 119— O ffic e Supplies / E q u ip m e n t EXEC. DISK, cradania con taranca labto. couch, choirs All tor SSSOor will tplil c o u n t >m 193— L a w n * G a rd e n _ . e z roii I FA Hb. g o t ongin* ITS Coil 771 7*1* 195— M a c h in e ry /T o o l s SMALL DOZER I woy blade ready to work SI.>00 _________ 407 777 4711 211— A n tiq u e s / Collectibles ANTIQUE Dining room tulle, dark wood, tide board, china ctoaat, labto w /1 t a t and * chairs Good tond . m u tt toll Asking S7S00 worth m uch moro Coll Ml 0110 2 i5 — Boats and A ccessories____ It FT. BOAT and frailer SO horsepower motor 10*» FIRM Call 407 SM IQ4S____________ a t e FT BOW RIDER 111 HP Mercury, e b tow hourt. with traitor 11100177014*________ A ISA* IK I/F ItH BOAT *0 HP Merc . w /tra ito r Runt great! 11000 P artial finance e*S 7S0A P i n s REOAL Medallton. I f 10", 4 cyl In outboard motor w drive on traitor 15.000 OBO 110 *004 or l* f *101 aval 01* FT PONTOON beat all tibargtotl. 140 HP Evanrud*. Vary last I Many a ilr o t. Ilko new Only SIO.OOO M l SSPO 2 3 1 -C a rs 1171 FORD R ANCHIR O o '71 71* ORAOTWHITE OMC I/O. took! now. 110 000 OBO Santord 1711)54 GARAOE SatoTTWhybofttorTf 140— Business __ ____ F o r Sale_______ 115— In d u strial Rentals ____ O FFICE werahavta tpeca I MO Sq II Prim * bcallon pi antrancp to Cental Flo Ro gignot Airport spill I 7407 SANFORO 10OSS tq ll 1 photo, tpr ink tort 17 tq H Stowttrom Realty Inc. Jim Dw to 771 HIS 2 1 5 -B o a ts and A ccesso r i e s ____ 1 5 9 - R eal E state _______W anted Stenstrom Rentals o S A N FO R D 1/7 duplae •/ tcraanad porch. C /H /A Private 11471/mo 14SO*0< • SANFORO 1/1 dupto* **/ Ilv ing rm and dtn Wether hook up 117S/mo 1710 toe OSHADOW LAKE WOODS S/l.S w; dbie cor garage tpk . wall A teplk 1*00/mo. 1*00 tec eST JOHNS RIVER V I w/ gar ago. hardwood floort. boat tlip View! two moS«00 tec O SAN FO R D 1/1 apl CHA. pallo. dean 1400 mo SAM tac Slantlrom Realty. Inc. "We Manage year tfcme. Itke it wei evr evm " Jett Day to H I H M Attor *PM i tot l«*S s u m AND 1 bedroom family room, central H/A Irathly pamlad SJOO/mo . Ill and left p*u*S»0 171 osssathalpm 1 ADRM 14SO morlh plut 1400 t a c u r l t y d a p o t ll a n d ratarancat 17711*7 1 ADRM. | BATH leer garage Fenced yard 14SOmonth lit. toll plut dapotil B0I S locutl H I It IQ____________________ 1 ADRM I 1/7 Rilti lanced yard. 7*1 S alh 9 . Ik Mary ISOO-mo Itl A lad Call attar 1 pm t i l I sag I BEDROOM with cant H/A. large lanced yard, and tcraanad room Only SS00 down Why rant* The Hlllim en Group. Inc Realtor 171 t i l l 109— M o b il* H o rn * All rental and real attaia edreHitementt are td>|*ct to the Federal Fair Houtrtg Ad. which makat II Illegal to advailka any preference. Mm ilallon or dilcrlm in ellon bated ir race, color. religion, tea h«id cap familial ilatut or notlotalen K IT *N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by Ijir r y W H r HI 223— M iscellan eou s ^ CHEST F raater ISO Heavy duty mafal desk Sit Power mower IK) Elc adgrr SIS 7 * tfvrao speakers 170** 773 t® l * "C IA WFOOT IRON TUB" with thowar atfarhm anf. good t h j pa 1100 Plea t* call 774 7)01 PANASONIC VHS Camcardar PVSIOO with hard shall case All accessorial and tripod 1400 i wo_________ __________ POOL >4 tt Lalturatlm*. top ol the tin* with #M accatto rto t F irtl 1*00 M0 Seep___________ a RE PLICA A ntique phon* toild oak In perfect condition MS Ml 71**_________________ SERVICE SALES A PARTS tor portable kerosene heelers LARRY'S MART 1714111 S P A S ; N aw . c o m p le te w equipment and underwater light 1IOOO 17400 407 117 0041 a THE LIGHT OF NATIONS by Charles F Daamt. wet pastor of Church of Stronger*, Naw York, and w at Prvt.denl of fho A m erican In stitu te of Christian Philosophy Copy right 1SS4 Autographed by 0 * * m t | 7ST17 7*17 m 230—A n tiq u e /C la ss ic Cars_________ PFORD TMUNDERIIAO. IH 4 Alt o rlg ln aD H t t d t tom * work SUtSOBOTH 0 IS4 ' 1970 DCVILU CADILLAC PITOT OBO All power 177 0714 PS. PB. AT, 181IV. 8»«S fkat. runt good No A/C 171814* 1H1 IN I PONTIAC BONNEVILLE nation wagon 11.118 or ball altar M l 1411____________ O’ 7) PORSCHE *11 Taga. MK mltot. tec. condition. S*.OT OBO Santord 171 SIM________ #07 PLYMOUTH FURY. 4 dr. good angina, good liras. A/C. MOOOBO Ml 7747 Jimmy ' l l PONTIAC BO N N EVILLE Good running cond. 4 d r, dependable 1100 OBO 177 *714 14 FORD TAURUS. 4 door' Good condition lJVC OBO 487 777 4470Ottaen ar*4 • 17 BUICK SKYLARK Good cond . 4 door . Automatic S7K plut mltot Ailing 11.700 OBO Call after * p m _____ 774 001* S7 CHEVY Spaclrum. auto. air. A m /Fm cattalto, good tond. LI blue S7458OBO 7X 7141 •07 PONTIAC Firebird, T fop 1 vpd . A/C Rims great Asking 1) 410 111 4*M Atk lor P a ve »!' GEO METRO 1 d r T l ipd A/C. under warrenly. SO mpq S4-S00 OBO 111 1SSI i n HONOA Cl*k LX 4 dr. s tpd cruita. pdt. pw, Am /Fm ttoreo lap*. 1SK m iiat E il war MO *«0 OBO Ml S771 233— Aufo P arts / Accessories ROLL BAR. freely painted hoidt 4 l.ghts tlti short bed ford IttSIlllAketll 777 74*7 235—T ru c k s ? Bus e s /V a n s • CHEVY IIA U V IL L E VAN ’7*. 1 fan. Passenger van, clean Loaded! Too much to lie* must see to appreciate Only M,4*S OBO MIS700 • DODOE VAN. 1*11. Goad condiflant H O T er best offer Please call 771 4347 after 1pm PFORD LARIBT. !M0. F ISO X clean. One owner. MK m l , ■ced ed *yr tOK w erre n ly ***** 177 O aller 177 ON* • FORD RANOER. LTX «) P S. cruise. A/C. ttoreo. 4.700 miiat, I yr or 37.000 ml left on warranty Call 777 ISM_______ • HANDICAPPED VAN 1t*3 Ford E HO UN. automatic doors M O T 111 | « _________ • ISU7U P/U *1 Red. SK. A/C. em/tm cett. tult bed liner. rear window 1* 410 Ml kale • JE E P PICK UP *4*. 1*70. VI. auto Engine end tram re built labaut 70 000 mito*I Newer mtoflarH.000 Ml 7000 S Sanford Motor Co. 2 3 1 -C a rs AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE ID* Santord At*.. Santord J S M 11J*** PCHRVSLER IMPERIAL '*>. Lika new M utt tail Only 174,100 Call I407I 1M **s* *CO R V ITT e ’" i »7S 4't match Yaliow. I lap s M usi te a l Asking 14 700 Ml 0717________ DODGE MAHAOA. t*M. V I. automAtk. m ag whaalk SI.000 M S 7M0____________________ FORD Crown V ictoria, ties. Grey w charcoal gray, e tc cond SI-100177 IS**afterapm • HONDA ACCORD LX. I tf l P S. P B a i r . K anw ood AM FM catM tto 4 door, low m ltot Hosewood color Will ru n to re re r tD *71117 4471 OLE BARON ConvertIbla *4 Rad. loaded. d>g dath. naw top, naw lira s STdoesPSTIOI • LINCOLN AAARK 7. ISC. 1*0*. Completely loaded. Service records and ra ta ip tt 11*00 OBO M 7K I 1*10 o MONTE CARLO 1*7|. graa* cond I A/C, ru n t like « top! Sharp looking' SUSP 714 4UI MUST SELLI S4 FORD T BIRO Clean, runt good; Owner may finance I Call Jim 14* M il • OLDS CUTLASS 1*70 rebuilt en g in e Good m uscle car. Must tall S700QBC M l 4*0/ OLDS CUTLASS BROUGHAM. IN I. Runt good MOO or bell Offer ___________ II 1 M 1B • OLDS OMEGA 77. runt g r a a l l Naw A C. r e b u ilt transmission. 1*10 111 4M* PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION o EVERY TUESDAY 7:M PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Mwy. *7, Daytona Beach _________ t e s n i s i i i _________ eR E N A U L T 'E N C O R E . IMS E ecollent condltianl St.SOO tk m M0 )7S« alter *PM a TOYOTA COROLLA wagon. '*>. Auto. A/C. ra d 1 1 K warranty i t ESQ777 MM •to FORD BRONCO 4Xb 44 000 mile* MAK E OF F E RI _________Call 177 470)_________ a l t 77 CHEVY 1/7 ton p up ISO VI Runs good Engine and Ira n i strong 11100 771 M il a i t o l SUBURBAN OMC. * 7L d/esel half tan. m echanically solid, naw rad braka rotors A calipers head liner Very good tires end tow pkg u 100 OBO ________ 407101 1*0*__________ IN* I L CAM INO V 4 . auto . A/C. Mini condltianl 1$ S00 177 MAS If no answer Iv m tg • t t DODOE RAM MO. it p a ts . ltd V*. MK-mftoC 'tik e-n ew cond tto .O T Q B o a i e n s •tl VOYAGER. 7 p ets * cyl. Auto. A/C P / t . P /b . tilt wheel. a'b * e . crude, bvill In child iffy tt. lugg reck. M.tOO ml >17.700 OBO 110 1044 23B— Vehicles W anted_______ WE PAY TOP SIM FOR Complete or Wrecked Cars. Trucks RUNNINGerNOT ANY CONDITION M1-SP44 241— R e creatio n al V e h ic le s /C a m pers k CARRIAGE TRAILER. II ft. 1* 77. Root air. ideal live ln /lra v e l. FurnlsTted Nice! On i r m a o , o b o m i m i * DODGE TRAN1AN. D 7S Stove bed. Ice boa. good cond SI S00 or trade tor ta r 174 Mftl______ • ' 7* MOTOR HOME Runt great Will Irada tor travel trailer of co m p areb to value M l 7I»! SINCE X ■11721 19 t HOME APPLIANCE CENTER nvf 11 .’ 0 Yf AHS III Bl/Slllf ss TllAfik YOU SAMI DIUI 704 t COMMI HCIAL SI SAN! OfID • 1407) 77* 7887 SANFORD fOOL HOME 17#.*00 1 or 4 bdrm. It* bath. 1,710 r tq tt. Hip# matte* f Fam rm w/litoplaco Re modeled kltchen.beth, new carpal, sprinkler, tecurily tyttom Paddle lent, custom window treatments, qulal cul da tac Im m aculate! Owner.Ml *SASafter* VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking to buy * homo* W* Kara homes m all artat ol Samlnala. Oran®. Volusia Count tail Call tor dalalltl a 1/1 with llreplsce. newer carpal and lito. I P *00 a Lk Mary in, Hr apiece. 114 *00 BalhOtfcarna Ventura I Praparltot 3300273/774-9400 Take A Closer L o o t. 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Y ou r tra n s p o rta tio n a d w o rk s b e st w hen it c o n ta in s in fo rm a tio n th e b u y e r w a n ts to k n o w : • Make and Model • Year • Power Features • Mechanical Condition • Body and Finish • Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessories/lutcrior HOURS: Mon-Sat 9-5:30 C lo u d Sun SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3ZZ Z61I �IK » • » » 4 i T T T ( M ( \ » i 1* 1 » - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florid* - Tuesday. February 15. 1994 B L O N D IE BHU » » » 1 bv Chic Young b y M o r t W a lk e r b y A r t S a n to m T H E BORN LOSER AMD YOUR W05 RUIN TNG by C h a r le s M . S c h u li P E A N U TS ANPY! SPiKS! OLAP! MOu) OlD YOU KNOW YOUR BROTHER WA5 SICK ? HOu) DID YOU FINP YOUR WAY HERE ? IZC The facts about frequent blushing DEAR DR. G O T T : How ran I conquer Ihr problem of blushing every lime I talk lo someone? I'v r •***n bothered by this for years and have missed out on m a n y John be ca u se of the weakness. I'm considered In­ telligent but this Is my downfall anil I can’l afford professional help. DEAR H E A D E R : Mushing Is caused by dila tio n of blood vessels In (he skin of (he fare and nerk. triggered by stress err c m burr ass m e i l l . A l t h o u g h e verybo dy b lu s h e s once In awhile, some |x-nplc scent lo be exceptionally prone to Ibis ten­ dency. I have heard of some blushing l ol ks who w e re helped by counseling and rtup|tort groups lo Increase self-confidence. H ow ­ ever. there m ay Ire a quicker and more direct w a y lo handle I his problem. Non-habi t - f o r m i n g belabhx king drugs, such as Indcral. arr used lo treat heart disease and hypertension. The medicine also blocks I be nervous Impulses that cause extrem e nervousness. Tills Is the reason thousands of healthy (tropic tukr low doses of ludrral before speeches, con­ certs, rrcltuln. and so forth. Ten milligrams of Indcral taken an hour or so before n job Interview might reduce yo u r tendency lo blush, without sedating you or affecting your intellectual capa­ bilities. Ik-rause lndt-r.il Is a prescrip­ tion drug, yo u 'll huvr lo discuss your problem w ith your family doctor, who •• I'm certain ** would agrre to a trial of the medicine. DEAR DR. G O T T : I awaken with the bark of m y mouth and throat c o a t e d w ith b lo o d y mucus. This bus been going on (or two years since I quit smok­ i n g . I ' ve b e e n l o sev er al specialists w h o have come up with negative findings. Can you offer any insight? DEAR R E A D E R : The blood and mucus m ust lie coining from som ewhere. In an ex­ smoker. of course. I'd worry about a tumor In the throat and surrounding area - or you could have a chronic sinus Infection. Y o u say that y o u ’ve been checked out by specialists; I hope these Included otolaryngologists. 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Roman 19 Follower ol 22 High cardl 23 Tho (Gar.) 26 Sion of lha future 26 Airship 30 Actress Madeline — 32 Head cover 34 Conveniently 36 One lo whom property la Iranstarrad 36 Kitchen appliance 37 Bordara 38 Armpit 39 Ptoasanlly 41 Goddess of heaHng 43 Observe 46 Entreaty 47 Author Jean h ■ M. — 50 Sob 51 Craiy WIN A T A R LO A N D JA N IS Antwtr la Pravtowa Puiile ACROSS - -i B y Phillip A ld e r Th ru - .ire some problems Ili.it Nouild iliflimit lo solve, licit If you come up with the right iih-iis. they un- ucluallv slitHilr. For example, suppose 03 tennis players e n t e r a k n o r k o t i i tournament. H ow many matches u III have lo lx- played lo decide ilie whiner? The same situation can rx-cur a i i I k * bridge table. II you ihtnk ol the right m ove, you will realize II Is correct. In today's deal. East has a c r itic a l play In make In trying lo defeat South s contract of ih rrc no-trump. West lends Ihr heart live: three. Jack, two. How should East eonllnur i he drlcnse? Clearly East must plod on with hearts, bill should he lead the king or queen next? It seems not to make a difference — hul II drx-s The c o r r r ii card Is the queen. Lei's move Into (lie declarer's doctors did. Indeed, give you a clean bill of health, you can probably relax. Copyright 1994. N EW SPAPER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN . chair. If Ih r hrurls are 4-4. tile contract Is safe. But If they arc 5-3. h r Is In potential peril. II East leads the heart queen at irlck two Sm ith will surely assume thal h r started with U J * South will duck, hoping that East also holds the club acr. T h r u a third heart kills the conIracl. West having the entry to hi-, established heart Winners. Now su|i|xise East leads the heart king ut irlck two. Could Ibis lx* from K -J-x? No. of course not. With thut holding. East would play the king at Hick one. mil Ih r jack. East must have Ih r king, quern and jack. So South will grab Ih r second irlck and Irad a club, making Ills contract. T ile answer to the initial problem Is 92. At the end of the tournament, how many losers will there have been? Readers are Invited lo send card-play questions lo Phillip ‘f T • Alder. In rare of Hits newspaper; T h e y can be answered only through Ihr column NORTH t-o-aa ♦ 4 )6 6 T il ♦ AQ1 ♦ K J 10 1 1 EAST ♦ J 10 1 ♦ KQJ ♦ 10 • 5 4 ♦ 742 WEST ♦ 1541 ♦ 10 1 7 5 4 ♦ J4 ♦ At SOUTH ♦ AK 7 ♦ A t* ♦ KITS ♦ Q64 Vulnerable Both Dealer. South SMtk 1 NT Hm l*au Norik 1 NT East All p a u Opening lead: V 5 a »T1H By B ernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY F e b .1 0 . IBB4 b y Bob T h a v es F R A N K AND E R N E S T IF VOU GAIN ANU MORE WEIGHT, EARTH WILL SWING OUT OF ltd ORBIT ANP PLUNGE INTO THE SUN b y J im M e d d lc k In (lie year ahead you may do considerable weeding out of unproductive ventures and en­ deavors Tills w ill give your new projects room lo expand and grow. A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-Peb. 19) Your proliatillltlr* for personal gains arc strong today. However, for some reason you might feel you're entitled to more. He gracious, mil greedy. Aquarius, treul yourself lo a birthday gift. Send for your Aniro-Grapb pre­ dictions for llte year uhcad by mailing 81.25 and a long, selfaddressed. slam|x-d envelope lo Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Ilox 44(55. New York. N Y. 101(53. Ik- sure in stale your zodiac sign. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Self-defeating thou gills are the only tilings w hich could hold you luck today. He optimistic and think ixisltlvrly. Instead of w orrying a bout what mi ght never happen. A R IE S (M arch 21 -April 19) Friends who need your help will be Healed w ith consideration by you toduy. yet someone lo w hom y o u ’re really indebted m ight lx* unintentionally overlooked. TAURUS IApril 20 May 20| T r y not to spend loo much time lixlay on things you enjoy rather lhau serious mutters that require your attention. Take care of your responsibilities first. GEMINI (May 2 1-Ju n e 20) Objectives you hope to achieve arc reachable today, but even alter you attain your goals you might still have some doubts as lo whether you handled things properly. CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 22) Before requesting a favor from someone you recently met, ll might lx* wise lo first try to build a foundation of good will. If this Isn't done, you could scare tills Individual ofT. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 221 You're likely to lx* very self-sufficient today and this should enable you lo do wlial needs doing on your own. In fact, dragging associates along mlghl slow you down. VIRGO ( Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today If you consummate an Important agreement, be sure all A N N IE i k a s k a JM kfRjr of the terms are exactly what you wunt and put In writing If not. you could regret ll lalrr. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oi l. 23) Y o u ' l l be I n d u s t r i o u s l y motivated lixlay. bill only up lo u certain point. If you feel you've been at something too long, you m lghl slop before rite assign­ ment Is completed. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-N'av. 22| Friends will find yo u r charm and w in n in g ways extrem ely ap­ p ea lin g today. H o w e ve r, be enreful to Heat everyone equally or else you m ight offend a sensitive pal SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Companions will lx* willing to help you today, hut you must n' t expect t h em lo do things fur you which you should lx* doing for yourself. T iki many d e m a n d s c o u l d c h i l l r el a­ tionships. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jnn. 19) You mlghl lx* In u fun mood today and this Is well and gtxxl. bill seek enjoyable activities thal cost you little or nothing. Your extravagance m ustn’t get out ol hand. Laonard Starr ^ >r.'A * ~ � 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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'... >%-•> • n April 8, 1994 *V»%; / 1 •>* ' |i|£ r.r r i »i ii . ,. , * FRIDAY * T *W w j f 1 ***,**I •’♦'•■l .-/•»' ■•.'. ‘ *' T* • , S a n fo rd H e ra ld 1 Te e n s trash home Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1008 86th Year, No. 197 - Sanlord, Florida iWS-'VoW NEW S D IG E S T INSIDE □ Sports Greyhounds survive LONOW OOD Th e Lym an girls' softball Irani rn m r from behind twice to defeat Lake M ary 7 0 and rem ain undefeated In the Seminole Athletic Conference. Damage tops $ 500 , 000 ; More arrests By VICKI D e lO R M IIR □SeePage IB. Horald Stall Wrllor □ People How to select a contractor In her C on sum er Focus colu m n today. Durham Gregg tells readers bow lo select a contractor. In (xirl. she says the lowest bid may not tie the best choice and the contractor with the longest warranty m ay be long gone In a few ears. * !8ee Page 3B. □ Leisure TV, weekend guide Th e week's television listing. Including a sports calendar, plus a com|»llatlon of events and activities in and around the Sanford and Lake Mary areas. See Leisure Magazine L A K E M ARY — Police say the discovery of valuable documents and a painting destroyed Thursday by six Lake Mary High School students who trashed a home, bumps the damage estimate front $25,(XX) to $5(X).(XX) Five Lake Mary High School students have already been arrested In the Incident, Including an 18 year-old Iwiy tills morning. A 15 yeur-old girl Is expected to lie arrested today. Sam Medina, 17. or 561 Remington Oaks In Lake Mary; Tim o th y Sturgill. 17. of Longwood; a 15 year-old boy and a 15 year-old girl were arrested and charged with a variety of crimes ra ngin g from b u rg la ry to felony c rim in a l [ See Trash. Page SA Hdald Photob, lomm, Vlnoonl V an d als le ft no c o n ta in e r u n tu rn ed w h en th ey trash ed a h o u se o w n ed by th e M o rm o n C hu rch . Close road along lake? The need to read 1 BRIEFS Weekend to-do guide • Saturday. April 9. Cruise the river for the benefit of the Central Florida Zoological Park. St. Johns Hlvcr Cruises and Tours will conduct two scenic cruises with UK) percent of the proceeds to benefit the zoo. Cruises will lie held at I I a.m. and 1:30 p in. Kales are $12 for adults. $10 for seniors OO and over, and $0 lor children 3-12. For Information or reservations, phone 330 1012. • Saturday. April 0. Th e fifth annual First Baptist Church Youth Blast. A celebration of Jesus Christ for the young people. Th e event will take place In Ft. Mellon Park Irom 8:30 a. 111 . to 4:45 p.m. There will be activities, music, games and food. Youth groups from across the state are Invited. Th e event Is free and open lo the public. Th e Youth Blast Is a prelude lo a week of revival activities at tile First Baptist C hurch. 519 Park Avc.. Sanford. For more Information, call 322-004 1 • Saturday. A|irll 9. Th e 30th annual Klwanls Pancake Day at the Sanford Civic Center from H a.m to 5 p.m. The event Is designed lo benefit local underprlvllcdgcd youth Donation for tickets Is $3 each. There will Ik - door prizes, entertainment, fresh produce, a silent auction, a merchandise mart and a bake sale. Tickets arc available at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, at the SunBank and louchton s. For more Information, call 323-5088. • Sunday. A|>rll 10. Th e Spring Concert or the Chorallers and Chorale of Seminole Com m unity College will tie held In the Fine Arts Concert Hall on the college campus beginning at 4 p.m. I he concert will feature u variety of music Including sacred works, m adrigals, folk songs, and contemporary literature. Th e concert ts free of charge, und open to the public. Endeavour launch scrubbed C A P E C A N A V E R A L - Clouds delayed today's launch of space shuttle Endeavour and after an extended window, the cross winds at the Cape cancelled the flight for today. Six astronauts walled patiently aboard the fueled rockclsblp us N A SA held the countdown at the flvc-mlnute murk In hopes the weather would Improve. Th e space agency had until 10:36 a.m. to luiuich Endeavour und extended It to 10:45 a.m. In hopes of a change. Liftoff was supposed to be at 8:06 a.m. Endeavour hokls whut N ASA says Is the finest space radar ever designed for environmental research, an advancement akin to color pictures vs. black-and-white. INDEX Classifieds......... BE.7B Horosoop*. Com ics........................BB Movies........ Crossw ord................. BB Nation........ Dear Abby.................. 3B B * o p l«........ Deaths........................ BA P « o i ......... Dr. ..............................BB Rsllfllon...... Editorial.................... Sports................ Florida.......................BA Weather.... .......OB ...... 3B .......OA ...... 3B ...... 3 A ...... BB .1B,2B .......2A Clearing and warmer Purtly sunny. High In the lower 80s. Wind northeust IS m p h . For m or« weather, so* Papa 2A C ity s ta ff says tra ffic a problem By N ICK P F E IF A U F Horald Stall Wnlor S A N F O R D — City stall says there are problems w llli a proprttul lo close a portion ol Seminole Boulevard along (lie lokclmnt near Fort Mellon Park I be concept nnglnulcd din in g development ol iI k - Waterfront Mister Plan, which posed tire question. "Should Ili< toad III trout of Fl Mellon Park lie closed?" Director ol Planning and Development Ju\ Murder, was requested by elly commissioners In Investigate stall opinions reguiillng I lie possible closure ol Ibe street lie lias now compiled lire results ol lire poll, and Ibe concept lias uni See Close, Page HA Administrators can’t back school board candidates tUrfld Pholo by lommy Vinctnl Newborn Sarah Smith is storting hor library al |usl ono day old. She and hor mother, Donna Smith, Sanlord, recolvod two books and a shirt Thursday Irom Janice Neal, R.N. al Central Roglonal born rFlorida iu iiu u n u y iu u u i iHospital. > w u p > iw < . Sarah ■— ■ was *-------- ------- By VICKI DaSORMIER Horald Stall Wnlor Wednesday Tho Bota Chi Choptor ol Dolla Kappa Gamma Is prosontlng tho gilts to babies born al Iho hospital In April lor tholr annual lltoracy project SA N FO R D — School board candidates who an expecting lo find campaign workers or lluanclal backers among the ranks <>l (listriel and school administratorshad better look again Slip! Paul Huger!y said lie Is iniiimg a slop lo Ibe practice dial lias been as much a pail ol school board polities as fimdrulslng coffees and speeches lo civic clubs. ' Tbls |usi Isn’t lire way modem, professional organizations do things." Ilugerly said Hugcrty said dial no oilier * bool boanl or ^ovc*rnim*itl orftml/allon tlml 1** knows of iillows candidates m solicit support frail admlnlsiralors. And be feels It Is lime Ibid Seminole Com ity lake l bat step forward. Ilagerly said that when lie arrived In Seminole County In Ibe midst of the 1992 board elections be was "appalled" lo see Mm- way In which administrators were participating In Hie cam ­ paigns of candidates Today he sent a memo to administrators, supervisors and school board members that mandates that " n o school Uiard member, superintendent or employee may participate In any political activity while on d u ly ." Beyond that, lire memo said that be expects Ills management I See C am paign, Page 5 A Women educators back parents reading to kids black letters R E A D T O ME with a small red By SANDRA E L L I O T T Horald Stall Writer apple decorutlon. , , , A total of 59 gilt sets are ready lor Inlants SA N FO R D — A sleeping newborn cradled In a mother's arms paints a picture of love, caring and tranquility. A group of Seminole C o u n ty educators arc also encouraging parents to read to the Infants to foster a lifelong love of hooks. Tills ycur for their annual literacy project, the 56-member Beta Chi Chupter of Delta Kappa Gamma Is prcsenllog newborn Infants at Central Florida Regional Hospital a gift of two small books and an Infant baseball-type shirt. The shirts have been hand-painted with ____________________ born during April. Delta Kappa Gam m a Is an International honorary for women educators, according to Sue McDermott, chairman of the literacy committee. ......... . "Sonic of lire books arc ABCs books and counting books." McDermott said, "for very, very young children. We arc hoping It will condition the mothers that ibis (reading lo their child) Is something very Important, do this as soon ns you can." □ Bee Read, Page BA Lake Mary farms: No zoning changes .. By NICK P FEIFAUF Herald Staff Wrllor L A K E M ARY - There will lie no chunges to A-1. agriculturally zoned property In Lake Mary. Th e people said no; commissioners said no. Th e commission made Its de­ cision after a number of residents suggested the city was attempting lo take away property rights for all agricultural zoned land owners, us a way lo eliminate Just otic use. a pig farm on Rinehart Road. Citizens flocked lire city com­ mission chambers Iasi night, to voice protests against the proposed revisions. Several weeks ago. the com ­ mission directed tire city staff to SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD Investigate A -l zoned land uses within the city. City planners Matt West and Susan Heines presented their suggestions for revisions d u r­ ing last night's meeting. Several limes they stressed that their suggestions were not lo rezone tire land, rather a clearer definition regarding how A -l land could be used, and oilier changes Including how m a n y a n im a ls w o u ld be allowed. Tire plans bud previously been presented to the city s Planning and Zoning Board, which also drew a rash of citizen objections. Sixteen citizens came to the podium to voice their objections last night. O nly two spoke In favor of them- i. ......... I I live near agriculturally zoned property," said Sue Ollngcr. "and I am definitely Impacted by It. I ihlnk (Ills proposal Is very reasonable. Consideration must be given to residents near such property ." Ollngcr lives on Pine Circle, and bail previously voiced her objection loa nearby pig farm. While none or Ibe proposals spe­ cifically addressed Ibe pig farm. Ibe matter was approached lime and lline-agulu by citizens. Th e pig farm came lo light last December following refusal by Ibe city's Planning and Zoning Board lo approve rezoning ol agricultural land on Rinehart Road near Pine Circle Drive. Owner Jo h n Curll bad sought to have the land rezoned, to «r.cy r-ftBpakSt*?'7*'' . 1 1 . ll fl I f 111.III.Ill allow II In lo lie be Msii-il used HU as Ua Vveterinarian clinic. After the denial. Carll began raising pigs. "I look at ibis as your llrsi step In Ibe eventual elimination ol A -l zoning." resident Jam es Thom pson mid the commissioners. "It's an erosion of property “rights. You are Id lin g one person create problems for the neighbors, but everyone else shouldn't lie penalized." Jim Lormun called the proposal, "ail overkill reaction lo a spccllle situation." .Joe Roster said. "I object to the city stall's attitude In tills. Th e y are saying to people who have agricul­ ture land, we don't want you." lie called the proposed plans, "a little See F a rm s, Page BA �9A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. Aunt ft UKM Property rights clarified FLORIDA BRIEFS L an d o w n ers d o n ’t have a u to m a tic c la im s b e cau se of invalid law By JA C K IE H ALU P A X Assoclalod Pross Wtilor Lobstering out at Pennekamp Park K E Y L A R G O — Th e twn-ihiy M ister mlnl-scasnu for recreational divers would l>c limmriJ at .lulm Pennekamp Coral Reef Stale Park, and eonuuerelal lobstering would be restricted when the season reopens In August under proposed state rules. The Florida Marine Fisheries Commission recommended banning all lobstering. commercial and recreational, from 10 stretches of reef and all patch reefs In the park. The pmjwsetl rules approved by the commission Monday go to the Cabinet for expected approval May 10. Marine Fisheries spokesman Lee Sehleslnger said Thursday. Th e commission also closed the entire park lo recreational lobstering during the two-day mini-season for divers, tradi­ tionally held Just before the start of the regular season The move comes after years -of debate about whether lobstering should be permitted In Pennekamp. which was created In 1059 ns the w orld’s first underwater coral reef park. Stale biologists and conservationists have long Insisted that lobster trap; and Inhaler divers severely rlamage the delicate corals, which can be killed by a careless touch. KSC wear armbands in wake of crash M E R R IT T IS L A M ) — Kennedy Space Center technicians helping Endeavour astronauts board the shuttle wore black nrrn bands today In memory of a fellow worker killed Thursday In an ulreraft crash. Joseph Sullivan, an employee of Lockheed Space Operations Co., was part of the close-out crew that helps astronauts board space shuttles before liftoff. George Dlllrr, a N ASA sjMikrsman. said today. Ills fellow workers wore black bands on their right arms on their white overalls In Sullivan s memory. Sullivan, of Cocoa Reach, died when Ids single-engine Piper Club, used to tow banners, crashed Into trees ai the edge ol Merrill Island Airport. Sullivan had been hired to fly a banner reading "Elaine, will you m arry me? M alt" and was trying a pick it up, said llrrvard County Sheriffs spokeswoman Joan I teller. He missed the first time, then apparently turned and climbed too sharply on the second try. Th e plane slammed Into the trees "upside down and nose first." Heller said. The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday it was Investigating the exact cause of the crash. Sullivan owned llatmer Dragon and operated out ol the Merrill Island Airport. Heller said "Everybody seemed to know him at the airport lie was a regular there." Heller said. Budget spat threatens MacDill TA M P A — A budget spat between federal agencies could threaten u deal worked out last year to keep open the alrlteld at MiicDili Air Force Rase. The U.S. Commerce Department agreed to take over the land Oct. 1 and operate the runways for Its srlcn llllr aircraft and planes supporting military units at MueDlll. Th e Tam pa Tribune reported Thursday Rut military brass are still arguing over who will pay I licit share of the $7 million annual operating cost II they can't agree. Commerce officials say they'll call oil the deal, costing the base 15 aircraft and 100 federal workers. The Trib u n e reported. MnrDllI boosters warn It could set the stage lor closing the rest of the base, which employs 7,000 people and oilers medical care and shopping to as many as '250.000 local m i l i t a r y retirees. For their part. Florida congressmen say the worries are premature. .Squabbling between the military — which keeps the U.S. Special Operations Comm and and U.S. Central Com m and til the base — and tin- Commeree Department Is lo be expected. "It's the same old budget 'chicken gam e.'" said U S . Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-Tum pa "Th e y 're sparring over who will pick up the cost." Snipes cleared on drug charges W E S T PALM R EA C H — Actor Wesley Snipes still laces tralflc churges after leading police on a 120 tnph chase on the Florida Turnpike, hut he won't face drug charges, officials said. Police fount! a package of marijuana they believed the actor threw from his motorcycle as lie tried to elude police during the 30-mlle chase on Monday. Rut Lt. Te rry Davis ol the Florida Highway Patrol In West Palm Reach said Thursday. "There were no fingerprints, so there will be no drug charges." Snipes, 31, faces a charge of reckless driving and state prosecutors were still trying to determine whether he would he charged with fleeing a police officer, Davis said. A Snipes spokesman said the actor admitted he was traveling at high speeds, but denied trying to elude police. I lc lost control of his motorcycle on a turnpike off-ramp and was thrown clear. Th e star of "Demolition Man and "Rising S u n " Is In Florida for the filming of "D rop Zone." an action thriller with Gary Ruscy. F ro m A s s o c la to d P ress rep o rts T A L L A H A S S E E — The rights ol Florida properly owners and I he liability of gov­ ernment may be clearer than they’ve been In lhe pasl four years. In a unanimous ruling Thursday, the state Supreme Court clarified its 1990 riding that government can't hun development on laud that might be needed for roads Tbnt earlier opinion doesn't mean land­ owners aulonmilcnlly deserve compensa­ tion, Florida's high court said Thursday. It's hard to calculate how much money was at stake, hut It could have been In the mllllons. according to Thornton Williams, an attorney for the state Department of Transportation. Properly owners whose land was tied up by the In v a lid a te d sla te law d o n 't automatically have a ease against the government, the court said. "However, we wish lo make clear that our decision docs mil bar any person who owned land ... from making a claim against Ibc government." Justice Stephen Grimes wrote lor Ibc court. Th e eases revolve around the meaning of I he Fill H Amendment. In general terms, thal section of the Rill of Rights guarantees ihat government won't arbitrarily seize private property and that landowners will be paid when I he govern­ ment lakes property for roads, sewers and power lines or lo protect the environment. Th e appeal on which the court ruled was filed by A .G .W .S. Corp. and the Dundee Development Group, which own vacant property west of the Date Mabry Highway In Hillsborough County Hundreds of "m aps of reservations" setting aside properly that might be needed and severely restricting development had been used before the law. passed In 198-t. was overturned, according lo Williams. Most had been clustered In Central Florida W illiams said the state was very pleased with the ruling. Alan DeSerlo. a Tam pa attorney for A .G .W .S.. salt! lie had not yet seen the opinion and could not comment. hi other action Thu rsd ay, the court ordered that David Elam's death sentence be reduced lo a life term Elam, who pleaded guilty to the brick*] bludgeoning m urder of bis boss, was] sentenced lo death after be Insisted hcl wanted lo be executed. Originally, even! prosecutors didn’t think the murder of C url] Heard warranted capital punishment. In an unsigned opinion, (h r court said] Elam could not be condemned under Florida j law b e c a u s e there were no factors that warranted execution. Under state law. there must Ire "aggravat-1 Ing circumstances" In a murder for a death sentener to be bunded down. Consid­ erations Hint would support a life sentence — "mitigating circumstances'* — must also Im- taken In account. A trial judge found four reasons Elam should die for the December 1991 murder of Heard, who owned the Volusia County motorcycle parts slorr Elam manngrd. Florida's high court said none of the four aggravating circumstances npplled. Elam . -to. will flrsl serve n 30-ycur sentence for Ills conviction of soliciting murder. He then starts his life sentence; hr must serve 23 years of It before becoming eligible for parole. Twins . tumors ' By Associated Prsss JA C K S O N V IL L E M arie Anson and Mary Hell have more to eninmon than the same looks and same birthday Th e Iden­ tical twins Ih i II i have the same type of non m a lig na n t brain tumors. When Ms Anson discovered she had iniilllple brain iiuuors. she Insisted her I win sister he tested A C A T sean revealed that Ms. Rell also was suKerltlg Irom the slow-growing tumors, known as meningiomas. Th e y are some­ times associated with the Iteredl lary disease, neurofibromatosis. "Roth of us always knew, though, that G u t had his hands In this no matter what the oulcome was." Ms. Anson told the Florida Tlm rs-U nln n In tut article for Thursday editions. Dr. Gaston Acosta-Run. the 1n e u ro s u rg e o n tr e a tin g the | ‘IH-yeur-old sisters, pluns to I tiihmll an article alxnil ifte cutf to l lie Journal ol Neurosurgery lie said ltint besides tile lateness ol meningiomas In twins, it Is also rare lo see tumors as large as theirs — 2 to 3 Inches across. Ms. Itell hail a 2-Inch tum or on ttic lell side ol Im brain removed lit January and a H in d i one on the tight side rem oved last month Ms. Anson had live tumors ol varying sizes. Site has had the llrst of two large ones on the right side removed and faces til least one moreo|x-ratlon. A dull, persistent headache sent Ms. Anson to the doctor. Her sister had more severe symptoms. Including throbbing headaches and blurry peripheral vision. Acosta-Rita expects both to Iu lly re co ver, a lth o u g h Ms. Anson Is taking medication lo control seizures, a common side effect. Th e sisters talked about the similarities that have deftned their lives. .. Herald Photo b» Tomm» Vincent Come one come all Thu Sanford Klwanls Club will havu outstand­ ing works of ad olforod tor auction Saturday, as pari of its 30lh Annual Klwanls Pancnko Day at the Sanford Civic Center. Tho event will be horn ti a m until 5 paintings are. kilt Jnmco Springfield, and president elect p.rn Displaying somo of Iho to right. Klwanls Ptesldonl and Pancake Day chairman Phil Gunster Migrant farm worker probe targets growers, contractors By WILL L E S T E R Associated Pross Writer MIAMI — An Invest (gallon of migrant labor at S o u th F lo rid a fa rm in g o p e ra tio n s found widespread violations of labor laws on iranaportniloti and !nndc(|uulc housing, federal officials said. M.irlit Echaveslc. wage and hour administrator lor the U.S. Labor Department, visited Miami oil Thursday to outline details of the probe lo early Mareli of citrus and tomato farms In Palm Reach, St. I,ta le and Martin counties. Penalties as high us nearly $00,000 were announced against four growers. Labor officials say that lining labor crew bosses hasn't worked, and the crackdown Is aimed at m aking growers responsible for living and working conditions of migrants. "W e tended to concentrate on contractors, who often didn't have sufficient capital to follow procedures," Echaveslc said. "W e need to gel the .mention ol responsible parties " Eelmvrste the daughter of (arm workers, soul she was appalled to "see a whole lot of the same conditions and realize not a whole lot has been done" to Improve conditions .it some camps since her childhood I he South Florida Investigation was Initialed alter a series ol transportation accidents Involving migrant workers, said Alfred Perry, regional administrator lor the wage and hour division In Atlanta. "W e selected Ihe area because It bus had had accidents over the pasl two or lltrcc years." Perry said. "W e were concerned as to whether people were properly licensed, properly Insured. We don't have another area that has produced that type of problem." In December, two Haitian m igrant farm workers were killed when a tractor-trailer collided with their van In Jupiter. The van hud been stripped of lls rear scats and packed with 11 people. LOTTERY M IA M I - H o re aro Ih o w in n in g num bors soloctod Thursday In Iho Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 9-14-B-25-18 S a n fo rd H e LOCAL FORECAST Tonight: Fair. Low In the lower 90s. W ind cast 5 to lO m p h . Saturday: Pauly cloudy. High In the lower 80s. W ind east 10 lo Cash 3 35-9 ID m p h . Extended forecast: Sunday: Partly cloudy with the lows In Play 4 the upper (IDs. Highs In the mill 47-50 lo upper HOs. Monday: Partly cloudy wilh the lows in the mill to upper 90s. Highs In the mill lo u p p e r HOs. Tu e s d a y : P a rtly cloudy wllli D m* lows In the upper ROs. 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Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 8. 1994 - 3A POLICE BRIEFS Warrantless gun sweeps nixed By HBRBBRT 0 . MoCANN Drug-related charges Associated Proas Writer Carolyn Sup Edwards, 40, 1071 W. Stale Hoad 40, Sanford, was arrested oil drug-refilled charges Wednesday. Agents with Hu* Clly County Investigative llureuu report finding two marijuana plants at Edwards' home during a senreh of the area. A search of her home revealed drug paraphernallu, they repon. Edwards was held on charges of marijuunn culllvallon and possession of more Ilian 500 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. C H IC A G O — Th e finer points of constitutional law mean little to many tenants at the Robert Ta ylo r Homrs, a public housing project where children sleep In bathtubs to escape the bullets that come crnsiilng through windows. Many tenants want to give police the right to search apart­ ments without a warrant to get rid of the guns that make life In the projects so terrifying. "Y o u 're weighing your life ngulnst your rights." said one Robert Taylor tenant who asked not to tie Identified for fear of reprisals. On Thursday, however. U.S. District Judge Wuyne Andersen ruled that police can't search the projects without u warrant. Peo­ ple in public housing do not lose their constitutional protection against unreasonable searches, he said. And while people arc free lo lei Cocaine possession charged Tim othy Jon Anderson. 37. 201 Collins Drive, Sanford, was arrested on a cocaine possession charge Wednesday morning. A Seminole County deputy reported arresting Anderson on two outstanding warrant charges of failure to appear In court to answer to driving-related charges. After delivering Anderson to die county jail, the deputy reported finding two "cra ck" cocaine rocks In die rear seal of his squad car. Arrest after attack Joe I.eWis Frazier, 27. 1705 W. 14th SI.. Sanford, was arrested at home Wednesday by Sanford potlcc on charges stemming from the March 30 attack on his estranged wife and u companion. Police say Frazier's wife, Tn rm n y Barnes, rejMirted lie broke Into her home nl about 1 u.m. March 30, culling his leg. Barnes lold police Frazier begun hilling another woman In the home while she tried to call D 11. Barnes said Frazier struck her then held a piece of broken glass to her throat, threatening to kill her. Barnes said she wan able to escape when Frazier turned his back. When police arrived, they rcjsirl finding Frazier lying face down In a pool of blood, with a stab wound to Ills hack. Police rc|xirl he could have lallen on a piece of broken glass. Frazier told poller I he other woman had stahlicd him. Frazier was held on charges of aggravated assault, burglary to an occupied building, two counts of battery and violation of an Injunction. Aggravated assault Plane lands safely after passenger attacks crew police search their homes If they want, they cannot waive the constitutional rights of their neighbors. Andersen said In re­ fusing to lift a ban on police sweeps that he imposed last month. "T h e erosion of the rights of people on the other side of town will ulllmntcly undermine the rights of each of us." he said. L u l a F o r d , p r l n c l p n l of Beethoven Elementary School In the heart of the Holier! Tuylor com plex, said she wus " I n ­ censed" by the decision, adding that she Is certain gang violence will erupt anew. “ Th e Judge has decided to disregard this community and Ihc children In It." Ford said. Chronic violence last summer prompted the Chicago Housing Authority to ask police to con­ duct random, door-to-door gun searches without warrants In public housing complexes. The American Civil Llberllrs Union sued on Itehnlf of the estimated 150.000 public housing tenants, r and Andersen put a stop to the sweeps. Gang warfare last month at Robert T a y lo r brought new urgency to the debate. In a five-day period, police received more thun 300 reports of gunfire I n t h e 2 8 • li u I I d I n g . 12 .3 2 0 -tc n iin t co m p le x Hint spreads over more than a dozen clly blocks. One person was killed and six were wounded. One tenant, Ta m m cra Evans, said she has had to dodge bullets Just to buy groceries. When she calls police to report shots, they tell her to stay away from the windows, which can tie difficult In a one-bedroom apartment, she pointed out. "Mothers put kids In their bathtubs In four of their lives." C H A chairm an Vincent Lane said before Thursday's hearing. Lane was agitated as he left the courtroom after Andersen's ruling. "M y Job Is to protect the life and limbs or residents of public housing." h r said. " I'm not Traspasslng on school grounds Martin Osborn Goins. 44. 2521 Polnsetta Avc.. Sanford, was arrested on a charge of trespassing on school grounds and driving with a suspended license Wednesday morning. A Sanford policeman reported seeing Goins parked on the school grounds ol Lukevlrw Middle with several students gathered around his vehicle. Warrant arrests served Th e following wanted persons were lakru into custody: • l.arry Dean Hash, 37. 1217 Palmetto A vc„ Sanford: on an Orange County charge ol forgery. • Joann Bolt well. 20. no street address listed. Sanford; on a worthless check charge. •Glonni Clcchlno. 21, I lit Hidden Arbor Court, Sanford: on two burglary probation violation charges. • Tyrone Grooms. 2H, 2055 Huff Road, Midway; on an anned rohtiery probation violation charge. • Thomas J , Beavchesne, 35, 2702 Magnolia Avc., Sanford: on a cocaine purchase probation violation charge. Crimes reported to deputies The following erlines were rc|mrtrd lo Seminole County deputies: Violence • A Midway man reported another man fired shots at him during a light with third man. Th e Midway man reported he was in a tight, when itie second man fired several shots at him at 5 :4 1 p m Tuesday, The victim was not Injured. • A Lake Mary woman reported someone threw a piece of asphalt m lhe vehicle she was driving on Slate Hoad 4<3 wesl of Jltw uy at 8:50 p in. Wednesday. • Tw o Sanford men reported allots were tired at their truck as they drove north on Brinson Avenue shortly after I p in. Wednesday- Th e driver reported two men In a dark gray Mazda 626 pulled by Ills truck and tired shots them. The driver later discovered iwo gunshot holes In his truck. Th e fts and b urglaries • Fairfield Farms. 0575 W. State Hoad 46 west of Sanford: a $20,000 Kubota farm tractor was reported tuken from sometime between 5:30 p.tn. Monday and 3 p in. Tuesday. Also reported taken was a tractor bucket and tree boom valued ai S3.200. • 1600 block of Lake Markham Hoad west of Sanford; television and two video tape recorders valued at $075 reported taken sometime Wednesday between 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. • St. Croix apartment; $3,500 laptop computer taken sometime Friday at 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. Monday. • 2500 block Crawford Drive; $706 video tape recorder reported taken sometime between 6 a m. and 5:30 p.m. Wednesday Crimes reported to Sanford police Th e following crimes were reported lo Sanford police; Violence • A Sanford man reported he was stopped at the traffic light on 25th Street and Old Lake Mary Hoad at about 7:30 p.m. Wednesday when u car pulled up behind, two men got out and approached his car. One man came up to the driver's window ami asked 'W hin's u p." then struck him with his fist. T h e fts and b u rg la rie s • Apartment at 317 W. 12th St.; television utul other possessions valued at $3UH reported taken sometime between Friday at 6:30 p.m and 7 p.m. Tuesday. • Environmental Air Technologies, 501 Coiliseo Way; 8300 taken sometime Tuesday between 9:30 u.m. and 11:30 a.m. 0NLY6,205 DAYS UNTIL COLLEGE. LYOU BE READY? Yes, by investing in U.S. Savings Bonds. And now they can be tax-free when used for college tuition. US. SAVINGS BOMBS 1-800-US-B0NDS Apuhht wnHtrulifuxpuN*«tJi«i A C L U a tto rn e y H a rv e y Grossman praised Andersen's ruling. He argued that because public bousing tenants arc (Kior, authorities want to take u n ­ constitutional shortcuts lo deni with violence In Hie projects. "You would not sec weapons searches of upnrtmcnts on Lake Shore O live," one of Chicago's most affluent areas, Grossman said. "T h e problem here Is the Inability lo provide everyday law enforcement." We have always stressed that you visit other dealers first...and we mean it. But Ploase Use Caution. In order to arrive here with your shirt on your back... You'll Have to Wade Through a Lot of Bull! Associated Press Wrltor M E M P H IS . T r im . Blood running down Ills face, a Federal Express pilot managed to land Ills cargo Jet safely after he anil his crew were attacked by a fellow em ployee w ie ld in g a hammer and a spear gun. T h e attacker liad been await­ ing a disciplinary hearing today for a lle g e d ly fa ls ify in g his credentials when fie was hired, and wus probably going lo be flrrd. Th e Commercial Apfieal newspaper re|ioricd. He was sutxlued during a melee wit li the three-man crew thill It'll him and two n e w m e m b e rs s e rio u s ly In ju re d Thu rsd ay aflrriKxm. When the light was over, the captain of the 1X3-10. David G . Sanders, was Hie only one able to fly llic Jet. Kild Larry Cox. president of Hie Mcmphls-Shclhy County Airport Authority. “ Th e y were very bloody." Cox said. "It looked like they liad been In an explosion nr u film you would see of Vietnam. ... It must have lireii hand-to-hand com bat." Th e FBI Identllled the attacker as A u b u rn C o llo w u y. 42. a D C -10 pilot who liad been riding along as the lone passenger. He will lie charged with attacking an aircraft crew and endanger­ ing an aircraft in Might. I he FBI said. Federal Express salt) the at­ tack will be investigated as an attempted hijacking. Th e FBI said It did not know of a motive for the attack, hut The Commercial Apficul quoted u n ­ id e n tifie d F e d e ra l E x p re s s sources as saying Calloway fuccd disciplinary action. Th e news­ paper gave no tk-lalls about Ihc a lle g e d fa ls ific a tio n of bis credentials. Th e attack occurred about 40 miles from Memphis on a (light from Memphis to Sun Jose. Caltf. T h irty -o n e m inutes Into the Might, an emergency radio eall from the crew said the passenger had tried to take control of the nlaur and had been subdued. Federal Express said. Th e plane landed back ut the Memphis airport 10 minutes later. C ullo w ay was rid in g In a "Jum p seat" behind the cockpit. T h e c o m p a n y o f t e n le ts employees ride free aboard Its planes If room Is available. FBI agent Dick Marquise said it waan'l clear how Calloway got a spear gun and h u m m e r aboard. Federal Express said non-crew members on company fllghls arc required to pass t h r o u g h A ir p o rt s c re e n in g equipment, but crew members are not. "H e liad a spear gun. Whether that was Hie weapon he used d u rin g the assault, I d o n 't k n o w ," Marquise suld. " T h e ham m er appeared to be the prim ary Instrument." Sanders was treated at a hospital and rcleuscd. Calloway, f l ig h t e n g in e e r A n d r e It. Peterson, 39, nnd first officer Jam es M. Tucker. 42, were In serious condition today. Cox said they suffered head and torso Injuries. T h e C o m m e r c ia l A p p e a l quoted Federal Express sources as saying that tlx) (light engineer was ulluckcd first, and that the rest of the crew then Joined Hie fray. " T h e y took some lilts, hut they pretty much bent the crap o ut of the g u y ." a F e d E x employee said. "Jim Tucke r Is u beefy guy, lie's a former military guy. and If he got ahold of Hie person that did (his, tic wouldn't lei go." "W e must not allow criminals to find shelter In the public housing com m unity they terror­ ize." Clinton said. Beware Of The Bum Steer. By W OOOY BAIRD Cynthia Vullnnc Cantrell, 20, 3825-20 Elder Springs Court. Sanford, was arrested on an aggravated assmdt charge Wednesday afternoon. An unidentified person reported Cantrell threatened to kill the person with a frying pan. going to look for the A C L U lo ask for their permission." Shortly after the ruling, Presi­ dent Clinton announced lie has ordered Attorney General .Janet Rent) and Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros lo develop a search policy for public housing Ihut Is both constitutional and cfTccllve. K a is e r PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Blvd., DoLand D E L A N D 904-734-6882 • D A Y T O N A 904-257-6540 •O R L A N D O 407-629-0549 ■LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF HWY 17-92 4 H W Y 15A' �4A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 0, HUM Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald MARTIN SCHRAM (USPS 411-280) 300 N. FREN CH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 A rm Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9003 To GOP:Whitewater’s not Watergate Wayne D. Doyle, P u b llih e r and E d ito r SUUSCR IPTIO N RATE: 3 M onths...................................810.30 6 M onths...................................830.00 1 Y e a r ........................................878 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% aalea tax In addition lo rales above. EDITORIAL Read what you sign A n u m b e r o r p e t it io n s a r c g o in g a r o u n d th e s ta te th e s e d a y s . T h e y Ite m s to b e a d d e d to eneh th e c a ll f o r s p e c ific N o v e m b e r G e n e ra l ( e l e c t io n b a l l o t . P e o p le w h o le a d t h e c i r c u l a t i o n o f p e t i t i o n s on u s t a te w id e le v e l , do so because th e y s in c e r e ly b e lie v e In w h a t t h e y a r e d o in g . A s s u c h h o w e v e r, th e y m a y h a v e a te n d e n c y to b lo w an Ite m out of p r o p o r t io n or In Washington, a city of jxilltlcnl gndfllcs who have the historical attention spans of goals In heat. Republicans are gleeful over the latest Indications that Whitewater may be. nt least In part, about Income Inxes. Indeed, some conservative talking heads are making dire Son of Watergate predictions now that Hill and Hillary Clinton are no longer dismissing nut of hand suggestions that they may have deducted too much, paid too little, and owe hack taxes for their years hack In Arkansas. Once the Clintons' standard Whitewater line used to lx* that there was nothing to explain because the fads speak for themselves land W hltew olrr wnsjust a had real estate deal). Now from Mrs. Clinton comes a fresh explanation: Not only were l he far Is not self-explanatory, they were perhaps not even known to the Clintons themselves. Ashed by Tim e magazine whelhcr the Clintons might have overdcducled for Whitewater losses on their Income Inxes. Mrs. Clinton said: "W ell, we don't know.... We arc only able to act <m the knowledge we had at the time. Hut there w rrr activities (hat w r didn't know anything about that huvr only recently been brought to our attention. And as we gather more Information, we will act appropriately...." Hut hold your elephants! The prospect of tax troubles for the Clintons ought not touch off a stampede of Republicans trumpeting Watergate c o m p a r is o n s . Not even If It Involved two smart Yale lawy e r s d own I n Arkansas hetng too clever by a half. For th o s e G r a n d O ld Party p achyderm s, being famed for their m e m o rie s , s u re ly rem em ber history's still-recent lesson of real tnx chicanery f Republicans aro committed by a sil­ flleofulovertho ting president. aloat Recall the true de­ Indications that pths of tax deception Whllewatormny of the highest order: bo, at least In J u s t tw o decades ago, a sitting presi­ P art, about I rncomo taxes. J dent was discovered to have owed nearly $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 In hack taxes for three years. It seems that, while silling In the Oval Ontcc. he had avoided paying nil but a token amount of federal Income taxes - thanks to a backdated deed with which he certified Ihc donation of his pre-president lot papers to the public. That backdating of the deed made It appear thnt hr had gotten In under the wire, beating the deadline of a tax reform law thnt was to have ended forever this type of tax deduction, fly claiming the deduction on Ills tax forms, this president paid a paltry $792.81 111 federal taxes for one entire ycur, und $878.03 the next year. That means the prcsldenl paid less In federal Income luxes than virtually any barber, enrpenler, school teacher, or shoe clerk In the United Stutes. That president wns Richard Nixon. In April 1974. the Joint Congressional Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation released a staff report that concluded (hut Nixon - who hud told u press conference on Jun e 22. 1972. "In law school, I majored In tax law" - owed almost $500,000 In tsick luxes and Interest. After thul. Nixon puld $248,000 In back taxes, but did not pay his 19(39 lax deficiency because the slntute of limitations hud expired. o v e r- e x a g g e rn te . In o rd e r to be p la c e d on th e b a llo t ns a JACK ANDERSON r e f e r e n d u m b y |> c titlo n , t h e s ig n a t u r e s o f a t le a s t 4 3 0 , 0 0 0 r e g i s t e r e d v o t e r s I s r e q u i r e d . 11 ta k e s a m a s s iv e m any. A s s u c h , th e re m e a n in g of u e n m p a lg n m ny p e titio n be to o b ta in tim e s Is n o t Glenn is no help to NASA whistleblower th a t when th e m ade c le a r o r m ay s u g g e s t. p u r p o s e ly m is in t e r p r e t e d . For e x a m p le , " S ig n th is one p e rs o n p e titio n . I t 's a g a in s t c a s in o g n in b lln g ." P e o p le a g a i n s t s u c h g a m b lin g r n a y s ig n I t , w h e n In r e a lit y . It m a y b e in fa v o r o f r lv c r b o a t g n in b lln g . I n t h i s c a s e , a p o s s ib le s i g n e r h a s b e e n t o l d s o m e o f t h e i n t e n t , b u t n o t a ll. A n o th e r p e titio n p e rs o n w h ic h m ny w o u ld suggest you s ig n c a ll fo r a v o te by a th e c it iz e n s o n w h e t h e r o r n o t g a m b lin g s h o u ld b e a l l o w e d . T h e q u e s t i o n h e r e Ls. w h e t h e r t h e p e titio n s u g g e s ts a s ta te - w id e v o te , o r Just e o u n ty -b y -c o u n ty . The s ta te o r g a n iz a tio n to S to p c a r ly - r c lc a s e c a lle d T u r n in g p ro g ra m s , STOP, O ut Is a ls o u r g in g th e P r is o n e r s on c ir c u la tin g p e t it io n . Is l l f o r o n ly h a r d e n e d c r im in a ls th e s ta te p r is o n , o r p e rs o n s c o m m itte d c o u n t y J a ils ? II 4- a In to W e a p p l a u d t h o s e w h o b e lie v e s o s t r o n g l y I n p e o p le s ’ r ig h t s o f p e t it io n t h a t th e y b e c o m e In v o lv e d In th e s e e ffo r ts . A w o r d o f c a u t io n Is n e e d e d h o w e v e r . D o n 't r e ly o n w h a t th e p e rs o n n s k ln g fo r y o u r s ig n a t u r e te lls you. Read w hat you a re s ig n in g , a n d u n d e r s ta n d It. b e fo re y o u th e fir s t m a r k w it h ( h a t p e n . (f th e re a rc any q u e s tio n s , be m ake c a u tio u s r e g a r d in g w h o y o u a s k . M o s t |x M ltlo n s a r c lo e x p r e s s t h e w i l l o f t h e p e o p le . A fe w h o w e v e r , m u y o n ly b e In te n d e d to s e rv e th e w a n ts a n d n e e d s o f a fe w . LETTER Lake Mary election In Ihc 1993 election for two seals on (he commission In Lake Mury two men ran unapposed. Th is year when a lady filed to run for the imcxplrcd term of the late “ Doe” Jo rc three men came out of the woodwork to oppose tier. T h e result of the election: Sheila Sawyer gets 391 votes. Just short by 11 votes of the total of all three. T h e next nearest rival gets 218 Just about half of Ms. Sawyer's total. Now In the runoff all three of her opponents have Indicated that they will gang up to defeat her. Girls, gel out und support Sheila. Your help and votes will defeat this clique. Let's get a lopsided ; victory for her. I'll vote for Shcllu Sawyer over a developer who : Is Involved mostly with Interests outside of the city or Lake Mary. If her opponent Is Interested In the welfare or the city of Lake Mary, why hasn’t he made some effort to annex die shopping center that he manages? We could certainly use that tax ; base. Sheila will work for our city. Just look ut her brochure and see how she has been Involved. Can the other candidate say as much? E.A . Carlson Lake Mary Berry's World “/decided to got into women's boxing. It’s the latest in exercise." Mi '.Kl.rf J'*U3X4 s w w y r» t DONNA BRITT Nothing secret about this W A S H IN G T O N - So (here 1 was. hilling In m y living room, half-thinking ubout spring's L-k-r spcclnlnrss after such a kick-butt winter — when 1 noticed a 12-year-old boy looming above me. (I didn't say my 12-year-old because my upstumllng son Hamunl wouldn't want anyone lo think he'd do what this kid wus doing — staring al a catalog of women In lliclr underwear.) Suddenly, this 12-year-old — who Just huppened to lx: ut m y house — dnqqx*d the catalog on the floor. "A w . m an." the kid gmnled. "there arc only pictures of white girls In h e rd " Hearing (his, I felt four things: • Shock that this prctccn felt comfortable admitting Ills enjoyment of such pics to his mo...I mean, to me: • Surprise that u young man deeply appreciative of all kinds of female beauty — to him. Puerto Rican Oscur nominee Rosie Perez, blond model Nlkl Taylor und African American beauty Halle Uerry comprise the Trium virate of Fineness — would notice and decry the lack of diversity In the catalog: • Renewed Interest In calls last month from readers peeved by Sports Illustrated'! muchhyped 30th anniversary issue — w hich featured three white models on the cover (if they were using three." grumbled one called, "couldn't one have been black?"): • Disappointment thut Victoria’s Secret hud done It again, llcforc Christmas. I wrote about the pleasing trend among catalogs of every description to feature an array of multicultural models. Everyo ne from Eddie Uuucr to Chllderuft has acknowledged that the custom­ ers who buy their products and contribute to their profits are as varied us the choices In a Crayola box. So w hy Is Victoria's so comparatively out of It? VS's Christinas catalog featured fewer than 3 percent dlsccrnably minority models. In the spring mag, 17 out of 202 photos, less than 7 percent, rentured minorities. Make that m inori­ ty. us the one black model pictured Is the only woman In the whole cutnlog who uppears not lobe white. Long before m y Informal rcseurcli revealed thut most catalogs have Improved on the diversity front — und before 1 noticed thut 90 percent of the gifts ut every black wedding shower I've attended ure from VS — m y pul Jeanne told me, "I love Victoria’s Secret's stuff, hut their catulogs have almost no sisters." People who spend their money at your establishment notice these things Frankly. I haen't bought anything from Victoria's since m y Christmas article. And I Jove silk... I noticed something rise. Th e kid assumed (hat Ihc new V S spring cutulog featured no minorities because you don't sec the lone black model, pictured In a modest bodysuit, until page 36. Her photos arc well away from the section featuring the teddies and push-up bras that VS Is famous for — and (but armies of men peruse. Does the total absence of minorities In seduction gurb suggest that the (xrople in power ut these publi­ cations think nonwhite women arc less sexy? And d oc s Sports Illustratcd's s t r i k i n g , 3 0 -y e a r exclusion of blnck m o d c I s o n Its swimsuit Issue cover — In u magazine with b c a u c o u p b la c k readers — tell us the same thing? Maybe they think It's good business. Out an employee at Victoria's Columbus. O h io , office, w h o ^ Hearing this, I asked not to be Idenfelt fourthlngs.jp 1 1 fle d , s a y s th e oempany has "defi­ nitely. definitely, def­ initely received a lot of complaints" about Its paucity of m in o rity models. "Som e people have written Baying they refuse to buy the book because there's so few." Clearly, having mure minorities among the smoky-eyed, purted-mouth crew that models lingerie Isn't as vital ns having minorities In, say Congress. Hut In a culture that's llnully starting lo acknowledge e very In d ivid u a l's Inherent worth, the Inclusion of Americans of every fine In all aspects of culture — in More mannequins and movies, uds for cars and cut food, on the Miss Am erlcu run w a y — Is honest and validating, A s a former teen-age catalog Junkie, I know It’s as Important for young women lo see Imngcs thut support their beauty und sexiness — even Images us Idealized as Victoria's Secret's •— as It Is to see Images thut validate their brains, guts and sensitivity. More pictures of minority models result In more black, Aslun und Hispanic models getting paid (even black-model supcrslurs like Naomi and Ty ru receive fewer oppotunltlcs und less pay than their white counterparts. W A S H IN G TO N — Margaret ILimes has never met Sen. Jo h n Glenn. D-Olilo. but a recent experience with Ills office tell her wondering It Hie former A|xillo astronaut really docs have the right stuff. Harries thought Glenn would lx- the jx-rtcct person to contact with allegations ugalnsl tier Ixiss, NASA Inspector Gen. Hill Colvin. As chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. Glenn has curved out an Impec­ cable reputation of protecting whistleblowers like Dam e« who risk Uielr Jobs to reveal government malfeasance. In u Sept. 2. 1993. confidential letter to G I e n n , lliir n e s cd. among other i* n alleged. (liliq is. that women j l In N ASA's Inspectors g eneral office are treated like " s e c ­ ond class citizens." Barnes Isn't Hie llrsi woman lo make such a co m p la in t C u r­ rently. the office has I I outstanding sex­ ual discrimination or h a r a s s m e n t c o m ­ f A rocont oxporlonco with p la in ts , In c lu d in g hi3 office left th re e tiy H a rrie s , hor wondering if N ASA sources huvr Ihe fonnor told MS. Apollo astronaut Three weeks after really doos have s e n d in g he r c o n ­ tho rig Ighl stuff. J fid e n tia l letter to Glenn, Harries wus slux-ked to lind a copy of II silling on Colvin's conference table when she and iter su|x:rvlsor. Diane llordun, were called Into Ills office. For Ihe next two and a half hours, Colvin proceeded lo "licrutc" I lames regarding Hie contents of her letter, according to llordun. "C o lvin was Just ranting und raving al tier Ihe whole time," says Hordan. "H e wus trying to Intimidate her Into recanting her allegations." Th e other two people In the room, Colvin and one of his deputies, refused lo comment on the meeting. While Hie experience was ccrtulnly unset­ tling for Humes. It also raises questions ubout Glenn's office, which Dames believes Is responsible for leaking the letter to Colvin. Since Glenn's office was Hie only one lo receive a copy <4 Hie letter, she sees no other way It could liuvc gotten buck lo Colvin. Glenn Is hiking the Issue seriously, and suys bis stuff Is conducting an internal Investigation Into Hie source of the leuk. "W h elh cr there was u brcoch of confiden­ tiality over here Is something I’m very concerned about," Glenn tokl our associate Ed Henry. "W e're Just trying lo find out whether It wus leaked out of here... whether her confidentiality was broken over here." So far, however, Glenn Is giving his staff the benefit of the doubt. "A s far as I'm concerned It was not leaked from here," Glenn said. "Betty Ann (Solfcr, his staff counsel) tells me she didn't do II, and Colvin says he got ll from someone within N ASA. I Just have lo lake that ul face value nnd that's that.... I have to take Colvin on his word oil that und I assume thut that's correct." Glenn did leave himself some wiggle room when asked why Ills stall wus still In­ vestigating the matter. "I wanted to find out If there wns n leak here, cither Intentionally or In un Inadvertent m anner," Glenn said. "M aybe It wus left around here and someone picked It up and faxed It over to N A S A ." Glenn Is doing more than Just taking Colvin at his word, since our Inquiry to Glenn, Barnes says six* has received four scpurulc phone calls from Glenn staffers. Barnes suys Ihe calls have been bullying und dial Glenn's stuff bus even accused her of leuklng the letter lo Colvin herself. "Th ey've forgotten (hut I'm the victim In this whole thing." Barnes said. Colvin himself Is currently under a cloud. Lust m onth we reported dial the General Accounting Office Is Investigating Colvin for allegations of serious misconduct. Th e probe Is being conducted by G A O 's Office of Special Investigations, which only liandlcs cases Involving allegations of fraud und other serious abuses. �S a n ln n l Morale), S anford, F lo rid a - F riday, A p ril 8 1094 - SA Campaign — C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A learn (those It) whom flic memo w as a d d re s s e d ) to r e m a in "neutral" In the nun (aligns. Teddy Darker, a candidate for the school boanl In District 5 and a retiring middle school p r in c ip a l, said lie d o e s n 't approve of wlint llie superin­ tendent lias decreed. "I can't believe the Hii|H-rhi lendcnt can do that," lie said this morning alter rcclcvlng a copy of the men*). "W e all have a right lo express our opinions. God gave ns a right to make a decision, an open choice and he ll lageriy) Is taking II away." In the memo. Ilagcrly said lie h a s a I w a y s r e ni a I n e <1 "|MTHOiiiilly neutral" In school board elections lie defined neu­ trality as "I h a w never contrib­ uted lo a candidate's etunpalgn fund; I have never walked pre­ cincts tir dlstrltmted campaign material; I have never hosted Ann Mallory, tach services apeclotlst wlfh the sheriffs office, surveys damage. Trash Continued from Page 1A mischief. Th e 1H yraroltl arrested this m orning lias yet In he I d e n t if ie d , a p o lic e spokesman rt‘|xrlrel (list after the rapture. A n g r y w ith one of i h r l r classmates, the teens exacted their revenge with an axe. their hands and u menu streak, {xilli c said. Th e target of Ih rlr aggressions was the boy's house at 637 Brookfield Lcxip In Lake Mary Damage Is estimated at half a million dollars. "I don't know what exactly tprompted this attack," said Kd McDonough, putille Information [ officer for the Seminole County sheriffs office, "bill I've never seen anything like It " M c D o n o u g h sa id R o n a ld jpEATHS BYRON J, HUDSON Dyron J Hudson. Hfi, North Spring Trail. Alliunoute Springs, died Thursday. April 7. 10(1-1, m South Seminole Hospital. Long wood. Dorn SejX. 22. IffOH. lit Cum berland Co.. Va.. he moved to Central Florida In 1979. Mr .Hudson was a nrllrrd engineer jfor V irg in ia D e p a rtm e n t of IHfghwayx. He was Itapitst ' Survivors Ineludf wile. Lucille. W inter Park; daughters. Clara Bllnson. San Antonio. Texas, A n n . Altamonte Springs; sisiers. Frances Vance. Ulnrola. N.C . Maude. Ashvllle, N C three g r a n d t hildreu B ald w in - Kalreh lid F u n e ra l Home. Altamante Springs. In c h a r g e uf arrangements WILLIE MAE JONES W llllc Mae Jo n e s . 77. of Southwest lload. Sanford, died Wednesday. April li, 1004, al her residence. Horn Feb. 10. 1917. In Thnm nnvlllc. G i l . she moved lo Sanford In 1945 from Pulatku. Mrs. Jones was u homemaker and a member of Clearwater M IL Church. Sanford. She was a ls o a m e m b e r o f S w e e t Harmony *386 OES. i , r : t S u r v iv o r s Include sisters, Louise Corblll. Uuytonn Beach. and Mary Lee Harris. I'alalka. Wilson-Etc hclbergcr Mori nary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of arrangcmettls. Yager, a hlsftop In the Church of Mo., wfiere Ills father's ministry Jesus Clllrst of D ittrr dny Siilnts will take the family next. (the Morman Church), and his 'I'lie house looked like a family live In the house, which Is cyclone had blown through It. owned by the Mormon Church. Investigators said F u r n i t u r e h a d l> r e ii Yager's son. Scott, had been Involved In an on-going dispute overturned. Every crum b of food wltlt one ol I fie hoys Involved In had Ix-en piled onto the kitchen ( h r a t t a c k . D e p u t y B r ia n floor and covered with all the* Marcum, the school resource llquld In the house. Th e dining officer at Lake H ir v High School ttxim table had Ih-i-ii smashed with an axe. Family photos were said. "A s to the s|relfles of those rlp|K-d from the walls, ihc frames disputes. I'm not privy lo Ihnl." s h a l l r r r d . Hooks hail been dropped lit the toilet C o m ­ Marcum said. Th e resource olflecr said hr puters. beds and mirrors were woilltl not desetllM* Yager ns a broken and left as silvers of trouble maker. Ixtl said that " h r wood, electronics and glass. always srrin rd lo Ih' In the Included In the destruction w a s a p a in t in g v a lu e d at middle of somelhlng " M a rc u m said Y a g e r has $200,(KK) and various lilslorleal withdrawn from seti<x)l and al Items tx-longlng to the Mormon ready moved to lnde|x*ntlener. Church I fiat are valued al sever al hundred thousand dollars. McDonough said "It was a m rsi It was Ix-yond a mess." McDonough said Marcum said lx- became aware of the destruction on Wednesday when lie was given a tip that a light was to take place III the World War II park behind Ihc school When lie Survivors im lode wile. Angle, went to question the buys In sons. Joseph. Orland Park. III. vnlvcd la- Iniind that one was William. Winter Springs. Dan. Medina. Aftri questioning him. Palatine. Ill . daughter. Linda It was d rtcrm lm tl that the light Kennedy. Carol Stream. III.; sis­ centered around another hoy ters. Jennie Burst. Mercer Island. "taking offense" al the fuel that W ash.. W au d a Grist. lie knew that Medina and sonic Mishawaka, lad.. Ju lia Hanson, others find vandalized the km It Sacramento. Calif.: nine grand­ eu ol his friend'it house. c h i l d r e n a n d lin e g r e a t ­ Mareotn said he did tint know grandchild Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge ol arrange­ C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A ments. received m u c h F L O R E N C E E. K E A H S E Florence K Kcurse. H7. 21(H) Airport 111vcl . Snnlord, died T h u rsd a y. April 3, 1994. at lllllh a v rn Healthcare Center. Sanford Horn Sept. 10. 1906, In Allendale, S.C.. she moved to Sanford in 1926 from there. Mrs. Kcarse was a homemaker and operated a foster home Tor the elderly. She was a member of Second Shiloh M il, Church and the Lillie While Lodge No 66. txith of Sanford Survivors include three nieces and l wo nephews. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sunlord, in charge nl arrangements. M A R G A R E T M ADDEN Margaret Matklen. Hfi. Laurel S tr e e t. C a s s s c lb e r r y . die d Wednesday. A|»rll fi. 1994. at Flo rid a Hospital. Altam o n te Springs. Horn May 19. IU07. In Ham burg, Germany, she moved to Central Florida In 1972. Mrs. Madden was a Immemakcr and a m e m b e r o f S t. A u g u s t in e Catholic Church. supporl. Murder had |xo|cclt-d that the closure.* ol the Ixnilevard to the north ol Foil Mellon park would allow lor .in expansion ol tlie park area hot admits It would produce problems In truffle and parking. In response lo Murder's re­ quest. I lit- following have cum tnciitcd on llie rim in g • City Manager Hill Simmons — suggested studies would beneeded regarding alternative routes, traffic counts, and tu rn ­ ing ureas at Interecctlons. • Sanlard Police Commander Doug Bishop, of the Special Operations Division responded I hal "T h e promised closure ol Seminole Boulevard al the above locallon poses iiomerous pro­ blems and dilemmas." He In­ cluded Irallli- jams downtown due to the lack ol synehrottlza lion of tralfle signals, and a heavier truffle (low downtown which could lead to an lnerease iti accidents and pedestrian Inju­ ries. Bishop also listed a hall dozen major events held al the park each year which would be negatively affected because of p a r k in g . • Public Works Director Jerry Herman said, "Public Works Is concerned about the Im part closure would liave on increas­ ing east/west cross town traffic Farm s---------drop ol whaler that can turn into a torrent." Many others, Including former city commissioners Paul Tronic! and Ken King, spoke against the mutter during over two hours ol public discussion. At the conclusion of the public hearing. Hosier presented the commissioners with a petition he Identified as huvlng been signed by people who have agriculturally zoned land, bul were unable lo be at the meetlog. Each of the commissioners gave their opinion on the pro­ posals, and responded to a W e 'r e H ere For You CaUk*fTM l-SOO-ACS-234^ Medina and the 15 year-old boy were ebarged with armed burglary and le-biny criminal m is c h ie f S tu r g ill Is b e in g i barged wllli criminal mischief and burglary and the- girl Is i barged with criminal mtse-hle-t. burglary and grand theft. Theteen arrexled today will liebooked on similar charges The Yagers are expected to return soon Irmn a family vaeatton In Salt Dike City Th e In s u ra n c e In ve stig a to rs are expected to lnspcel the scene today 'file la m ilv wi l l move num ber td citizen comments w h ic h they a d m itted upset them. A su gg e ste d u m o r lta z lo n clause 111 the proposal drew objections from both comm is­ sioners George Duryca and Gary Hrcntlcr. "Th a t clause gives me heartburn," Duryca observed. Th e motion lo deny the entire ord in a n ce regarding the re­ classification of A l property was made by Braider, and approved u n a n im o u s ly b y the c o m ­ mission. "W e've listened to what the people believe mid commission discussion," said Mayor Lowry Rockett, "and we have made a decision. Wliellier tills proposal was brought about by one Indi­ vidual however, remains to be determined." Kockctl requested the staff Investigate the city's nuisance ordinances, rctfirdlng what It dealt w llli In connection to public health, noise or odor problems. "W e truly need to look Into this stxiti." Rockett wild. "W e m ay have a lough flgkt to im p le m e n t som e o f lh o s e changes. Iml It may have to he done, even tlnxigh I'm not In fa v o r of e ro d in g a n y o n e 's rights.” Th e commission decision was met with a big round of applause by the audience. 70% bud a sponsor to continue the hospital project Mary Jane Armstrong, retired eleme-iitary school principal Is president ol the Beta ('til chap­ ter Other memtx-rs ol the litera­ cy committee are Mary Se hlano. South Seminole Middle School and Dru Swenson. Heathrow Elementary. MeDermolt teaches at Seminole IHghSiJinol, Holly West, nurse manager ol ( ihste-trlis. Is tlx- project coordi­ nator at the hospital W A N T TO CO M PLETE YO UH E D U C A T IO N ? G E T Y O U t l G .E .O . One-On One Learning Environment D u e to -i llllllle d bu dge t. Hits ye a r's literacy |Hn|ee l c o u ld o n ly lie liim le d lot oiw m o n lh Most ol th e b o o k s w e re d o n a te d by S e lio liis lle Hook l a i r s Long wood ST* LtARMING CiNtIR P0 330 Sinlor) fL 33772 0331 McDermott said it would be weindertul ii Delia Kappa could (4C7) 324-1350 Of 323-8731 fet ■>.' f-j.'yr James Quinn, M .D. 1*1 <3 U h Ii h i i ,, is pleased to announce his association with lo r E I si S lre e t and the (lowillown area He- observed. Parking ciinvetih-uci- and re-due eel through Irallli has in n side ruble e-cunomlr impact In commercial areas, which warrattts a study in ibis case." • Grounds Mitlnteiiaiiee Coot elhiator Howard Jeffries had a nuntlier ol questions regarding why (lie area would lx- closed They Included asking what the u ltim a te goal w ould be- lor blocking llie houle-vuri! "If you do not have a specific goal." be wrote, "they why do It." Jeffries quest lotted what parking would become uvulahk-, the cost of changing the till IIte-lris at llie park, and the- cost ol mainte­ nance to llie enlarged area. • T h e Engineering Depart m a il submitted u memorandum listing six points In favor of the closure, bul eight against It. For the pro's, an expansion and Improvement ot the ball Ileitis was mentioned, as well as more ol a scenic area for plcknlcktng. and a lower (raffle llow east of San Ju a n than presently exists. On the other side of the nroposal however, the quest Ions eailt-rctl on a lack ol parking space for fishermen, elimination of people who enjoy driving on the lakcfront. and the possibility I hal the- remaining eastern end ol Seminole Boulevard would become a parking lot lor the County Administration Building and New Tribes Mission. A discussion regarding llie closure of Seminole Boulevard be Iween Sanford Avenue and San Jua n Avenue, between Fori Mellon Park and the- lake-front, is scheduled as part ot the agenda lor Monday night's city com­ mission work son Ion. 'I'lie work session will begin at 5 pan. In llie City Manager's conference room, with the regu­ lar commission meeting begin­ ning at 7 pan. in (lie commission chambers at Sanford City Hall, 3(H) N. Park Avenue. O F F S A LE O n discontinued ladies' "every day" clothing mS Read------------C o n tin u e d from Pnge 1 A Allhough some might epicsHons whether nrw lxim s com­ p re h e n d w hat Is read tin* practice- helps In the parent Jiahy bonding prex-e*. letting Hie in la m recognize the parents' voices while ln-ing held, she added Experiments liave been done reading lo Infants in Hic wom b. McDermott noted By reading lo iirw litrns. the parents establish the hahli ol reading to them as their < hllelren grow Reading may Increase- the child's understanding 14 language- and the di-slre to trail Idvlwlldr Element.in teacher ta-rtv Weldon liand pointed all the tntanl shirts to alioui seven hours Missouri In u few weeks. Close------------ E D W A R D JO S E P H K A P L O N Edward Joseph Kaplun. 06. Erica Way. Winter Springs, died ' Wednesday, April 0. 1994. at his Survivors Include daughters. ! residence. Horn Jan . ‘23. 1928, In Granger, fnd., he moved lo Kathleen Miller. Lorraine, both Central Florida In 19H3. Mr. ol Casselberry; brother, Kurt Kuplon was a computer techni­ Schulz. Merritt Island. H u ld w ln -F u lre h lld F u n e ra l cian and attended the Church ol the Nativity. Dike Mary. De­ Home. Altamonte Springs. In served In the U S. A rm y In charge of arrangements. Continued from Page 1A llie extent of tlx- damage until Thursday when a student and her parents came lo him to tell him llull the whole house had been "trashed " lie went to the home al that lime and said he had to r a il lor assistance"hrcaiisc n was such a mess H r said the one other tern was arrested tills morning, with thelast experted lo be arrested as stxni as they could find her Th e y are on tlx- rolls al Lake Mary High School Marcum said "tall they aren't In the habit ol attending classes ' According lo Mary Braddex-k ju d icia l assistant for JudgeI.canard Wood, who presides over juvenile nines, the terns arrested Thursday were not de­ tained bill released to appear In court May 10 change w ill lake away any a d v a n la g e In c u m b e n ts m ay have bad In pasl eleellons. "Current board members can uni go to principal* and ask I Item to support their campaigns while I hey si 111 Ixiltl the power to make d erisio ns 11 limit their schools, lor example." Hagerty explained. S c h o o l h o a rd c a n d id a te s Barbara Kuhn, Jeanne Morris and Sandy Robinson, who are all currently serving on the Ixiard. could 110 I he teached lor com­ ment tills morning. Barke r charges that Hagerty's edict amounts to a change In school hoard policy and. as such, can not he- done without llrst holding a public hearing and taking It to Hie hoard fora vote Hagerty said the |x>llry only affects e m p lo y e e s , not a d ­ ministrators. He said he hns no rigid lo dictate the political activities of llie employees and Is making no effort to do so. Hagerty's change Is effective Immediately. "I should have done this a month ago," tx- said "Some people have already started campaigning." campaign 'rollers'; 1 have never done a n y th in g d ia l o p e n ly and/or overtly would Indicate support for one candidate over a n o th e r" Ilagcrly said that lie "would expect (his) management team to ojx-rale- In a similar manner " Barker said lx- Is Irate- about ilia I ex pert a I Ion " H e 's b la ckm a ilin g people wllli their jobs over tills. Just b e c a u s e he h a s n 't e v e r expressed an opinion doesn't mean he enn deny us that rig id ." Barker said "T ills Is a sad stale of affairs." Hager I y noted that allowing admlnlstralnrs lo partleipale in campaigns Is "ve ry divisive- and ruins Hie eolu-slvetie-ss ol the management team School Ixiard member Larry Strlekler. who K n o t running lor re-eleellon In the Novem ber election, lauded lingeries de­ rision. "I'm kind of |>li-ased that Ibis has hee-n done finally," lie said "I think It Is a throw hack to the Mine of elected superintendents and I'm glad w e’re m oving beyond that now." Hagerty said he believes the e e jo n i! Ij v m q h 102 E. First Street, Sanford 3 2 3 -9 4 2 1 Harvey Schefsky, M.D. in Family Practice Dr. Schefsky is a board certified family practice physician w ith over 20 years In practice. A ote accept in# patients Office boms are by appointment 2 2 0 9 S o u th French A v e n u e S a n fo rd , Florida 32771 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -4 2 3 0 F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H SANFORD ‘P r e s e n ts 5TH A N N U A L YO U TH BLAST 1994 DAVID EDWARDS 0««d Ut » ifdttfi fflftort •ih fOuftTk mftch Nn >jrourf mtn M *-gr* H* piriHI * »tcuUr '***»•» to Im o * ACTOit it* tounfcrjf on 6ugt, •krc/xJ and ofh*» l*#n«g* PAUL GUFFY Paul hit b#*n ihvDfvfd m-riiitry far Ih* pul n* j M ' i i t Ih* NfAd VQCMII for N f rrxjuc y o g p HARBOR P*of» tr^jhC *nd Mtwgr f t Oh* of ifX O u t* j* r r i* r l •ndcontorttoF>* a muug* inti E*nl*f» Around a convni1t*d lo itrving J*»ui m-J th*if*rfling hi» iud>*r-C* loAtrd mtlulity hi Chntt ShAr/'g fi* « Aiffilooth-p of k>* «P «ildnn lU I V A l 1A# | E D U L E b A P R IL 9 - 1 3 , 1 9 9 4 A p ril Oth ■ Y O U TH B LA S T A T F T . M E L L O N P A R K IN S A N F O R D (A ltom a to at Salvation A tm yi A p ril 10th B. 15 u .m Spoa kor. D a vid Edw aiel;, M usic, Paul G utty & P R Q M IS E to 3 0 a m (S a m o as previous sorvico ) G:E>5 p in S p o a ko i, D a vid E d w a rd s • Mitsie-, Paul ruitty A p ril 1 1 t h B R IN G A F R IE N D N I G H T 6 5 5 p m Sot vice B o ylns Spoakoe. D a vid E d w a rd s • M usic. Paul G utty • Special h -d e m o n y A p ril 12th C H R I S T I A N T -S H I R T N IG H T s 15 |) m p i z z a r u . A s r wiiti d o m i m o ' s 6 3 0 !> m C O N C E R T with Paul G o b y (D a v e will spoak atlor tbo concert ) A p ril 13tli H A R V E S T N IG H T 5 :3 0 p a n . W e d n e s d a y Niqht Sii|)|)ee (> 3 0 p .m . S o rvico Ueeiieis Spoakee. D a v id E d w a rd s ■ M usic. Paul G u lfy • Special testim ony 519 PARK AVE„ SANFORD TOR MORE INFO. CALL 322-6041 �OA - Sanlord Hcrnld, Sanlord, Florida - Friday, April 8, 1994 First lady’s image: Distance from the rhetoric to reality Dy J IL L L A W R E N C E A P P o lit ic o ! W r lto r "Th ere Is a kind of moral vanity that Is central to the Clintons." says GOP strategist William Krlstol. He had called on his parly Wednesday to proudly reject the Clinton goal of universal health Insurance coverage. The recent revelations about Whitewater and commodities trading, on top of Clinton's rocky martial history and controversial draft record, pul even more daylight Iretween the first couple's "m oral vanity" and their real. Imperfect lives. Still, the president’s approval ratings remain above 50 percent In most polls. Analysts say that's because voters have other things on their minds. The |roll numbers "should not Im- construed as approval of the president's ethics or the tlrst lady's ethics." said Charles Cook, publisher ol a political newsletter. Rather, he said, people believe "the problems In the country really are too acute to get pulled over" by Whitewater. Clinton's record has Insulated him so far If he continues to deliver, particularly an ap|M*allng health care bill, even some Republicans predict he'll avoid a Tree rail In the opinion polls. "People ure not stupid." says Krlstol. "Th e y 're willing to forgive a certain amount of hypocrisy — even dissimulation - if they actually think things Important to the country are being done." Legal Notice Legal Notices UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Rtmoval ol th* b*low d* tcrlbed vehicle* wat conducted In compliance with F S 21J 21 Notice that Butch'* Towing will tell tald vehicle* *1 Public Auction lor cath on April 22. Iff* at 10 00 • m at 1202 W. 1*1 Street, Sanlord. Florida W* reterv* th* right to withdraw tald vehicle* from Public Auc lion l»*0 Bulck JD ID I4M42AAHIJ4JJJ 1**1 Chev Chevett* ID flO IAB M VjnYIM lJi If/* Ford Van ID lE ltH H C lItJJ lf*0 Honda Civic IDlSRCIOOIJf* Vehicle* may b* viewed on* hour prior lo tale Sale* begin at IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT O F TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. f l 1404 CA-14 B JOHN HANCOCK M UTUAL L IF E INSURANCE COMPANY, a Mattachutallt corporation, Plalnlitl. lion proceeds ol Inturance and condemnation awards and Ian glbl* and Intangible personal properly TO GETHER W ITH: All ol th* structures, building* and Im provemenlt now or herealler situated upon th* Sub|*cl Prop arty Any and all eatement*. rights ot way, gores ol land, tlreelt. way. alley*, pattaget. tewer rights, air rights, water, water stock, water rights, tlllet. interests, privileges, tenement*, hereditament and appurle nances whatsoever, In any way belonging, relating or apper Mining lo any ol the Sublect Property, or which herealler shall In any way belong, relate or be appurtenant thereto, whether now ownea or herealler acquired by Debtor and Ihe reversion and reversion* re malnder and remainders, rents, issues, promt thereof, and all ol Ih* etlate, right, till*. Inleretl. property, pottetslon. claim and demand whattoever al law. at well at In equity ol Debtor of. In end to the tame All right, till* and Inleretl ol Debtor, II any, In and lo th* land lying In th* bed ol any tlreelt. road or avenue, opened or pro posed In Ironl ol or ad|olnlng Ih* Sub|*cl Property, and In and to Ih* appurtenances thereto All rents, protits. Issues and revenue ol th* Sublect Property end Ih* Improvement* on Ihe Sublect Properly Irom lime lo time accruing, whether under leases or tenancies now tattling or herealler created All ol Debtor’s right, title, and Interest In and to any |udg mentt. awards ol damages, condemnation payments and settlements. Including Inleretl thereon, and Ih* right lo receive Ih* tame, which may be made with respect lo Ihe Sublect Property at a retull ol Ihe eierdte o! the right ol eminent domain. Ih* alteration ol the tide ol any tlreel any other ln|ury or a decrease In Ih* value ol Ih* Sub|*d Properly, or proceed* ol insurance award* All machinery, apparatus, equipment. Illllngt. Ililuret and tangible personal property ol e v e r y k in d a nd n a tu r e whattoever owned by Debtor and now or herealler located on the Sublect Properly or In any building* or Improvement* upon Ihe Sublect Property, or any pari Ihereof or uted or utebi* In connection with the construction and any occupancy ol improve mentt on the Subject Property or Ihe operation ol Ihe Sub|ect Properly at an apartment complei all addition* thereto and all substitution* and re placement* theretor. but specif Kelly excluding all furniture and other Item* ol tangible personal property owned by tenant* occupying apartment unlit located on Ihe Sublect Property All deposit! made with or other security given to. utility companies by Debtor or any partner ol Debtor with respect lo the Subiect Property All ol Debtor t right* relating lo Ihe Sublet- Property or Ihe operation Ihereo'. or uted In connection therewith, including, without limitation Ihe non •aclutlve right lo use 'r*d* names, service marks and trademarks All proceed* owned by Debtor Irom Ihe conversion, voluntary or Involuntary, or any ol Ih* loregoing Into cash or liquidated claim*, including proceed* ol Inturance end condemnation award* One hundred tlvty 11*01 each ol r e Ir Ig e r a t o r t . range*, microwave oven* dithwathen disposal*, wathert and dryer* owned by the Debtor and located In Ihe apartment units located upon the Sublecl Properly FRANKLIN SOUTHEAST INVESTORS LIM ITEO . • Penntylvanla limited partnership; FMP THUNDER HOLLOW. INC . a Penntylvanla corporation. Individually and at general partner ol F RANKLIN SOUTHEAST INVESTORS LIM ITED ; FOCUS REAL ESTATE FINANCE CO OF COLORADO. INC . a Delaware 10 00* m corporation, FMP THUNDER Publlth April I. Iff* HOLLOW ASSOCIATES. LTO . OEO /* ____ ___ a Penntylvanla limited REVOCATION OF parlnerthlp; M ITCH ELL L POWER OF ATTORNEY MORGAN, at general partner ol I, O R S C E O LA M ORGAN, FMP THUNDER HOLLOW hereby revoke any and all ASSOCIATES. LTD . CARPETS Power* ol Attorney prevlouily A BLINDS B EAU TIFU L. INC . g iv e n by m e lo B E T T Y a Florida corporation, FREDDIE Dtftndtntt D A T E D thlt JJrd day ol NOTICE OF SALt M arch.AD Iff* NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN ORSCEOLA MORGAN that on Ih* >4th day ol April. Signed. Sealed and Delivered Iff4. al It 00 A M al the Wett Inth* Pretence ot Wltne**** Ironl door ot th* Seminole Frank C Whlgham County Courthout*. >01 North Virginia William* Park Avenue. Sanlord. Seminole STATE OF FLORIOA County* F lo rid * , th* on C O U N TYO F SEMINOLE dertlgned Clerk will oiler lor S W O R N TO A N D SUB sal* Ih* lot lowing described real S C R I B E D b e lo r* me by property ORSCEOLA MORGAN. Ihl* JJrd From Ih* Southeatl corner ol day ol March. A D Iff*, who It Ih* Northeatl quarter ol Section personally known by me. and 21. Townthlp Jl South. Rang* )0 My Commlttion Evplret Odo Eatl. Seminole County. Florida E D IT O R 'S N O T E — Jill Lawrence covers b*r >*. Iff/ run North 00 degree* 12 minute* VIRGINIAS WILLIAMS politics and the Clinton administration for The >4 tecondt Wett along th* Eatt Notary Public: Slate ol F L line ol said Northeatl quarter a Associated Press (teal) dlttance of IJOO leet, thence run Publlth March 21 A April I. I South ff degree* 21 minute* 14 Iff* tecondt Wett. parallel with th* PEP 2*2___________________ South line ol laid Northeatl IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT quarter a dlttance ol MOO leel OF THE IITH JUDICIAL to Ih* Point ol Beginning, NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOB THE VACATINO. CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA thence run North 00 degree* 12 ABANDONINO. OISCONTINUINO. ANO CLOJINO IN AN D FO R mlnulet 14 tecondt Well, a OF RIOHTS OF WAY OB OBAINAOE E ATE WENT FOB SEMINOLE COUNTY dlttance ol 202 II teet. thence MPMC. Inc. VAM «t OENERAL JURISDICTION run Northwetterty along a curve TOWMOM IT MAY CONCERN DIVISION concave Southwetterly having a YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of County CASE NO *J Jiff CA 14 E radiut ol 10*0 00 leet. a central Commlttlonert ol Seminole County. Flood* *t I JO P m on th* 24lh KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. angle ol 01 degree* SI minutes JJ d«y ol April A D Iff* In in* County Commlttlonert Meeting Plalnlitl. tecondt a chord bearing ol Room *1 th* S*mmol* County Service* Bulld.nq In Sanford Florid* VS North 01 degree* 14 minutes It ■ylll hold • public hearing lo cont-der «nd determine Mh*lh*r or not JAMES R MILLS. *t al tecondt Wett. an arc dlttance ot th* County Mill vacate *b*ndon. dltconllnue d o n . r»noun<* *nd Defendant* JJ It leet thence run South ff disclaim *ny right ol th* County *nd th* public In *nd to th* NOTICE OF degree* Jf mlnulet JJ tecondt lollOMing right* olM*y or dr«in*g* eatement running through or FORECLOSURE SALE Well a dlttance ol /* ff leet «d|*c*nl to th* detcrlbed property, to Mil Notice I* hereby given that thence run North 12 degreet 22 EXHIBIT - A” purtuant to that Final Judgment minute* ■> tecondt Wett a II WIDE U TILITY EASEMENT ot Foreclotur* dated March Jl, dlttance ol 141 ft leet thence THE MARRISCORPOMATION Iff! and entered In civil cate run North 00 degreet 20 minu'et A LEOAL DESCRIPTION number fj JJ*f CA It E. ol tt>* 1/ tecondt Wett a ddtance ol THAT PART OF LOTS X) ANO II LAKE SYLVAN COVE. AS Circuit Court of th* Ifth Judicial 110 00 leel thence run South ff RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 42 PAGES 4f THROUGH It Circuit In and tor Seminole degreet Jf minute* JJ tecondt SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA BE ING MORE PAH TICUL AHL Y County F lo rid a wherein Wett. a dlttance ol J2I II leet to DESCRIBEDASFOLLOWS _ .... KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. It a point on th* Eatl Im* ol the A 1100 F EE T WIDE U T IL IT Y EASEMENT LYING M F EE T Pla nlilt and JAMES R MILLS Wett 20 00 leel ol th* Eatt 11 ot L E F T AND IS F EE T RIGHT. WHEN MEASURED PEHPENDIC b o b b i jo k ij n s e l m a n al th* Southeatl quarter ot th* ULAR TO THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CENTER LINE SAID TAMONTF VILLAGE I CON aloretaid Northeetl quarter SIDELINES BEING E X TE N D E D OR SHORTENED TO IN D O M IN IU M ASSOCIATION thence run South 00 degree* JO TERSECT THE INITIAL AND TERMINAL BOUNDARIES INC UNKNOW N minute* to tecondt Eatt along COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT JO PCRSONIS) IN POSSESSION taid Eatt line *40 41 leet to a THENCE HUN N U ’ ll'll' W ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID OF TH E S U B J E C T R EA L point 1100 leel North ol the LOT jo A DISTANCE OT >4*0 F E E T TO THE NORTHWEST PROPERTY N 'K .A JEANNA South line ol laid Northeatl CORNER OF 5AID LOT JO THENCE S 21*01 01 W ALONG THE LA FA M M E It'a re Defend quarter, thence run North ff WESTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT JO A DISTANCE OF M IS F E E T antitl. I will tall to the highett degreet >J mlnulet 14 tecondt FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING Of THE AFORESAID CEN and belt bidder tor cath al th* Eatt. a dntanc* ol lea 04 leet to TEMLINE OF SAID IJOO F E E T WIDE U T IL IT Y EASEMENT well Ironl door ol th* Seminole the Point ot Beginning THENCE S JJ-QI 01 W ALONG SAID CENTER LINE AND WEST County Courthout* In Sanlord Together with an eatement lor EHLY LOT LINE 141 JJ F E E T THENCE S J#*42 >5 W ALONG Seminole County. Florida, al ingrett and egrett over that SAID LINE II 22 F E E T TO THE POINT OF TERM INATION OF II 00 A M on th* Jrd day ol part ol tald Northeatl quarter SAID IJOO F E E T U T IL IT Y EASEM ENT, SAID EASEMENT May. tf*4. the following d* lying Eatl ol the above d* TERM INATING ON THE NORTHERLY LINE OF A t » F E E T scribed property at tat forth In tcrlbed parcel WIDE DRAINAGE. U TILITIE S ANO SIDEWALK EASEMENT OF tald Final Judgment, to wit LESS Commence at the SAIO LAKE SYLVANCOVE i bealitvlpkfHPM . . . That certain Condomlnum Southeatl corner ol the North .. n ..q ( .jpllvi m liki to Irumc the current health TOGETHER WITH __ _ ., parcel Imown at UN IT *05 eatt ' * ol Section 21 Townthlp B TH AT PART OF LOTS Jl AND 12 LAKE SYLVAN COVE AS BUILDING 400 ALTAMONTE debate In moral terms. II South. Rang* JO Eatt. Semi RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 42 PAGES ** THROUGH It VILLAGE II and an undivided not* County, Florida: runlhenc* On Pfl||»QW«e and Palm Sunday weekend, for SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY I 1142JfO imereti In Ih* land North 00 degreet 42 minute* 42 exam p le/!'u nion said health care reform "Is DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS common element* and common tecondt Wett along th* Eatt line A IJOO FEET WIDE U TIL ITY EASEMENT LYING I J F EE T •■pent** appurtenant lo taid about doing what's right." lie characterized ol tald Northeatl quarter a L E F T ANO IS F E E T RIGHT WHEN MEASURED PERPENDIC unit all In accordance with and dlttance ol JJ 00 leel. thence health care for all as "a practical expression of ULAR TO THF FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CENTER LINE SAID tubiect to th* covenants condi South ff degreet 01 minute JJ SIDELINES BEING E X TE N D E D OR SHORTENED TO IN our deepest tall hand Ideals lion*, reticle bon* term* and tecondt Well parallel with Ih* TERSECT THE INITIAL AND TERMINAL BOUNDARIES other provitiont of that DEC Republicans, who dwelled extensively on val Southerly line ol taid Northeatl COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 10 Ol lAR ATIO N Ol CON DOMINI quarter a dlttance ol M 00 leet lil t during their 12-year hold on the White House. | SAIO LAKE SYLVANCOVE Tilt NCI HUN N *4-11 II W ALONG UM OF ALTA M O N TE VIL lo th* inlertection ol the etltting an- now the ones begging sarcastically to be I Till NORTH LINE OF SAIO LOTS 10 AND Jl A DISTANCE OF l AGE II at recorded in Oltlclal Northerly right ol way line ol IIFT4 F EE T TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT Jl Record* Book 1212. Pag* 2/1 spared Med Bug Lake Road with Ih* THENCE S 11-01 01' W ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OF SAID through >41 ol Ih* Public Rec •lilting Wetlerly right ol way LOT II A DISTANCE OF J0I1 F E E T FOR A POINT OF ordt ot Seminole County. Flor line ol Dodd Road and a Point ol BEGINNING OF THE AFORESAID C EN TER LIN E OF THE IJOO Ida. and amended In Oltlclal Beginning, thence continue F E E T WIDE U T IL IT Y EASEM ENT THENCE S 21*0101 W Record! Book IJJJ. Pag* JfJ South ff degreet 01 minute JJ ALONG SAID C EN TER LIN E AND W ESTERLY LOT LINE 11/40 through Iff ol tald Public Rec second* Wett along th* eiltllng F E E T . THENCE S 12*1/ U ' E ALONG SAID LINE Jl 20 F E E T TO ordt Northerly right ol way line ol THE POINT OF TERM INATION OF SAID IJOO F E E T WIDE Dated th* lit day ol April. Red Bug Lake Road a distance U T IL IT Y EASEM ENT. SAID EASEMENT TERM INATION ON Iff 4 ol 141 44 leel lo th Easterly line THE NORTHERLY OF A *00 F E E T WIOE DRAINAGE. UTILI MARYANNE MORSE ol the Wett 20 00 leet ol the Eatt TIES ANO SIDEWALK EASEM ENT OF SAIO LAKE SYLVAN Clerk ot Circuit Court one hall ol Ih* Southeatl quarter COVE By Dorothy W Bolton ol the Northeast quarter, thence TOGETHER WITH Deputy Clerk North 00 degreet 04 minute* 41 C THAT PART OF LOTS J2 AND JJ. LAKE SYLVAN COVE. AS Publlth Aprlll. IS. Iff4 tecondt Wett along tald Eatt RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 42. PAGES ** THROUGH It DEO 44 line a dlttance ot JJ 00 leel. By JE A N N IN E A V ER SA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY thence North *f degreet 01 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DESCRIBEDASFOLLOWS Associated Press Writer___________________________ minute JJ tecondt Eatt a dlt OF THE E IG H TE EN TH A IJOO F E E T WIDE U T IL IT Y EASEMENT LYING F J F E E T lance ol X to (eel. thence North JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. L E F T AND / J F E E T RIGHT. WHEN MEASURED PEHPENDIC W A S H IN G TO N — T w o years ago. Jo h n Malone, 44 degreet 01 minute JJ tecondt IN AN D FO R ULAR TO. THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED C EN TER LIN E. SAID Eatt a dlttance ol 21 Jl leel. SEMINOLE COUNTY. president of the nation's largest cubic company, SIDELINES BEING E X TE N D E D OR SHORTENED TO IN Ihence North If degreet 01 FLORIDA TERSECT THE INITIAL AND TE RMINAL BOUNDARIES made a bold prediction: In not too many years. minute JJ tecondt Eatl a dlt CASE NO fl-241 CA It B COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT JO OF I V viewers would have 500 channels lo chose lance ol 40 00 leet. Ihence South DEBORAH R FONZI. SAID LAKE SYLVAN COVE: THENCE RUN N * 4 -tlir'W ALONG 41 degreet II minute* 02 tecondt Plalnlitl. from. THE NORTH LINE OF LOTS 10. Jl AND JJ, A DISTANCE OF 111 IJ Eatt a dlttance ol 2121 leet. vt F E E T TO THE NORTHERLYMOST CORNER OF SAIO LOT JJ. O n Thu rsd ay. Malone's Denver-based Tele­ thence North If degreet 01 GREGORY L HARDY. THENCE S J*rj/ 0S "W ALONG THE W ESTERLY LINE OF SAID com m unications Im-. took a crucial step In that Defendant minute Jl tecondt Eatl a dll LOT JJ. A DISTANCE OF *2 Jl F E E T TO THE NORTHWESTERLY lance ol 414 If leel lo the direction when It opened u $100 million facility NOTICE OF SALE CORNER OF SAID LOT JJ: THENCE S 11*0101 W ALONG SAID •altllng Wetlerly right ol way NOT ICE It hereby given ol the W ESTER LY LIME f> 42 F E E T TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY that, using new technology to "com press" line ol Dodd Road. Ihence South tale by th* Clerk ol the Circuit CORNER OF LOT H i THENCE S 44*l*'Sf"E. ALONG THE electronic signals, will ullow T C I to cram as many 00 degreet 42 minutes 42 tecondt Court ol Ih* Eighteenth Judicial SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID LOT JJ. A DISTANCE OF 2100 F E E T Eatt a distance ol 12 00 leel to as 10 times more channels onto the wires that Circuit. In and lor Seminole FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING OF THE AFORESAID CEN the point ot Beginning (Ihe County. Florid* ol Ih* following TER LINE OF SAID 1500 F E E T WIDE U T IL IT Y EASEM ENT: carry television Into Ihc home. "Subject Properly"); detcrlbed real property tltual* TH E N C E S.44*JI'J»"E. ALONG SAID C E N TE R L IN E AND Th e T C I facility, located In a Denver suburb, TOGETHER W ITH all Im In Seminole County. Florida: SOUTHERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 12. A OISTAMCE OF IJOO provemenlt now or herealler will take movies and other programs and convert Th* South 410 00 fee! ot th* F E E T ; THENCE S J5*1* JI"E ALONG THE C EN TER LIN E AND located on Ihe Sub|ect Properly North iooo 00 teet ol th* Eait Ik SAID SOUTHERLY LOT LINE 211/ F E E T TO THE POINT OF them Into a digital format for delivery lo cable (Including, without limitation, ol Ih* toulhwett 'a ol Ih* TERM INATION OF SAID IJOO F E E T WIDE U TIL ITY EASE systems via satellite and flber-o|>tlc cable. buildings containing 140 apart Northeatl U ol th* South 410 00 MEMT. SAID EASEM ENT TER M INATING ON THE NORTHERLY men! unlit, a clubhouse, a tpa These systems will relay tin- programs Into leel ol th* North 1000 00 leel ol LINE OF A *00 F E E T WIDE DRAINAGE. U TILITIE S AND and a swimming pool) and all Ih* Southeatl 'a ol the Northeatl SIOEWALK EASEM ENTOF SAID LAKE SYLVANCOVE homes over existing coaxial (twisted copper wire) natures, appliance*, apparatus, la let* th* Eatt 224 00 teet. all In TOGETHER WITH cables, where a newly designed set-top cable box equipment, furnlthlngt. heating Section 10. Townthlp 20 touth. D TH AT PART OF LOTS Jl AND 14. LAKE SYLVAN COVE, AS and air conditioning equipment, will reconvert Ihc signals back Into Ihc analog Range J2 Eatt. . RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 42. PAGES *f THROUGH 24. machinery and articles ol Sub|*ct to. and retarvlng unto SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY format required by today's T V sets. personal properly and replace grantor, grantor't helrt, evecu DESCRIBEDASFOLLOWS; Some cable programming already Is delivered m a n lt thereof owned by tor*, attlgnt. and tuccettort In A IJOO F E E T WIOE U T IL IT Y EASEM ENT LYING IS F E E T F R A N K L IN S O U T H E A S T to cable systems In digital format from satellites. Inter**!, an eatement lor InL E F T AND IS F E E T RIGHT. WHEN MEASUREO PEHPENDIC IN V E S T O R S L I M I T E O . a grett. egrett, and ullllllet over ULAR TO. THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED C E N TER LIN E. SAID - Hut Ihc new system will be able to carry digital Penntylvanla limited partner Ih* Eatt IS 00 leel ol the North SIDELINES BEING E X TE N D E D OR SHORTENED TO IN signals rill ihc way Into the home, which should ship, (hereinafter "Oebtor") IS 00 leet ol th* property d* TER SECT THE INITIAL AND TERM INAL BOUNDARIES Including, without limitation, all • Improve plctureand sound quality. tcrlbed herein COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT JO OF sewage treatment taclllllet and Together with an eatement lor SAIO LAKE SYLVAN COVE: THENCE RUN N S4*IS'1I"W ALONG In it few years, when digital T V sets come on Ireth water tyltemt. and all right ol way purpotet ol Ingrett. TH E NORTH LINE OF LOTS 10. Jl. AND Jl OF SAID LAKE the market. cuMe systems will be able to carry water pump*, inter*, motors, egrett. and utllltlei upon and SYLVAN COVE. A DISTANCE OF 111J J F E E T TO THE generators. IIII ilatloni, lines c risp, nearly Indestructible digital signals all the acrott Ih* following property NORTHERLYMOST CORNER OF LOT 12 OF SAID LAKE SYLVAN and accessories thereto, and all Th* Eatt 40 00 leel ol Ih* COVE; THENCE S.JI, J/'0J"W.. ALONO THE W ESTERLY LINE way from Ihc movie or T V sound stage lo home furniture and recreational Northeatl lit and th* South JO 00 OF SAID LOT 12. A DISTANCE OF *2 Jl F E E T TO THE viewing screens. equipment located In or used In leet ol th* North 42S 00 leel ol N O R TH W ESTER LY CORNER OF SAID LO T 12; THEN CE conjunction with Ihe recre "Five years ago. digital T V was sort of u the Eatl 241 00 leel ol Ih* S.2J*OrOI"W, ALONG SAID W ESTERLY LINE OF LOT J2 AND allonal taclllllet. and all rafrlg Southeatl 'a ol Ih* Northeatl W THE W ESTER LY LINE OF THE AFORESAID LOT JJ: A dream ," hut the nqdd pace of technology Is eralort. ranges, microwave and the North 20 00 leet ol th* DISTANCE OF 144fl F E E T TO THE WE ST ERL YMOST CORNER 1 making It it reality, Malone said T h u r s d a y . ovens, dishwashers, disposals, Eatt 224 00 leet Southeatl U ol OF SAID LOT M; THENCE SJI*20'JI"E. ALONG THE NORTH wethers and dryers (other than Digital technology converts programs Into Ih* Northeatl U and Ih* Wett LINE OF THE AFORESAID LOT 14. A DISTANCE OF II *4 F E E T Ihote owned by tenants ol JO 00 leel ol Ih* Eatt 241 00 leel TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 14: THENCE , electronic pulses, using the computer language of apartment unlit located on the ol the South 4100 leel ol Ih* S0t*4l'5J"E. ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 14. A ones and zeroes Instead of H k? carrier-wave, Sub|ect Property) now or here North 441 00 leet ol In* South DISTANCE OF 10 20 F E E T FOR A POINT OF BEGINNING OF alter edited to, attached lo. analog format, the longtime standard for T V and eatt 'a ol the Northeatl Ik. all In THE AFORESAID C EN TER LIN E OF SAID 15 00 F E E T WIDE placed upon, or uted In any way Section 20. Townthlp 20 South, U T IL IT Y EASEM ENT; THENCE S O f t t U 'E . A l OHG **ID radio distribution. Digital signals urc more precise In connection with the complete rang* 12 Eatt, Seminole County. CENTER LINE AND SAIO EASTERLY LINE OF LOT J4. A and less susceptible to Interference and other and com fortable us*, oc Florida OISTANCE OF 11150 F E E T TO TH E POINT OF TERM INATION cupancy. or operation ol Ih* factors that can degrade analog signals. Th* kale It purtuant to a Final OF SAID 1100 F E E T WIOE U T IL IT Y EA SEM E N T. SAID Sub|*ct Property, all llcentet Judgment In partition entered EASEM ENT TER M INATING ON THE NORTHERLY LINE OF A • When compressed — or squeezed down — and permits used or required In by th* Circuit Court In the above 10 00 F E E T WIDE DRAINAGE. U TILITIE S AND SIOEWALK digital programs take up m uch less space than connection with th* us* ol tald styled case on Augutl 22, Iff J EASEM ENTOF SAID LAKE SYLVANCOVE. Sublect Property, all leases ol Thlt tale will be al II 00 a m • comparable analog signals, allowing transmission Persons with disabilities n«»dlng assistance Ip p*rtldp«t* In *ny ol Ihe Sub|*ct Properly now or on Ih* Jrd day ol May. Iff4. al these proceeding* ihould contact th* Employ** Relation* 0«p*rl - of far more Information over a given T V channel. herealler entered Into and all lha Watt Front door ol Ih* man I ADA Coordinator 41 hour* In »dv«nc* ol th* mooting at T C I Initially will compress six digital slgnuls right, lltla and Interest ol debtor Seminole County Courlhout* In J2MIJ0. *>t*n*lon 2*41. thereunder, Including without Into the space lliat one analog channel now uses. Sanlord. Florida P*rion» *r* *dvl«*d that It th*y decide lo npp**l any declilont limitation, cath or securities Sal* will be tor cath to Ih* mad* *1 lh*j* m*«llng*/h*arlng*. Ih«y will n**d a record ot th* [ Hut the technology has Ihc ability to eventually deposited thereunder purtuant highett and best bidder. procMdlngt and lor »uch purpot*. lh*y may n*«d to ln«ur* that <a put 10 digital signals In the space of one anulog to said leases, and all rents. MARYANNE MORSE verbatim r»cord ot th* proceeding* It made, which Indudet th* Issue*, proceeds, and proltls C LER KO F CIRCUIT COURT channel. tetllmony and *vld*nc* upon which th* appeal I* bawd, per section accruing Irom th* Sublect Prop SEMINOLE COUNTY, Several hundred thousand T C I customers in 2 J 21* OIOS. Florid* Statute* _ _____ erly and together with all pro FLORIOA PERSONS IN TER ES TED MAY APPEAR ANO BE HEARO AT mostly rural und suburban communities will be ceedt ol Ih* conversion, volun­ BY: JaneE. Jatewlc THE TIM E AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. tary or Involuntary, ol any ol Ih* A S D E P U TY C LE R K Ihc first cable customers to have access lo the BOARDOF loregoing Into cath or liquidated Publlth April I, I, Iff4 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS service In 1995. TC I Senior Vice President Robert claims. Including without limits DEO IJ Publlth: April I, Iff* D E O /• W A S H IN G TO N — Tu rn in g a quick $99,000 prolll mi I h r ronunodlllCB market i Iik - hit'I exactly III with Hillary l<o<lham Clinton's studied tlrvoHon to noble causes or her husband's cumIMilftn trail complaints about the greedy 1980s. Hoi it's not the llrsl time a leadership Intake has ticen undercut by reality. And It's not necessarily fatal from a political standpoint. Voters did revolt In the early 1980s against a Maryland congressman who Ird the evangelical movement's opposition to gay rights and turned out to Ire guv himself. Vet Itomtld Hengnn. who rarely attended church anil had troubled relationships with Ills children, never lost Ills reputation as a champion ol l.unllv values and causes dear Ur the religious right. And trailing arms for hostages In Iran Irnrely dented Ills tough foreign-policy Image. Th e Clinton problem was crystallized this week try Ketrccca Fairchild, a questioner at a town meeting In Charlotte. N.C. "M r. President, are you one of us middle-class people?" she asked. "O r are you In with the villainous, moneygrubbing Republicans?" During his campaign Clinton often said there was nothing wrong with making money as long an It was done the old-fashioned way — by starting businesses and creating Jobs. A killing on the commodities market would not sectu to qualify, but Clinton defended It this week .is "perfectly legitimate." He said he still Irelleves that In the 1980s "there was too m uch making money by pushing paper around In ways that cost people |ohs." Even before Mrs Clinton released records showing site made SlOO.OtX) In 1979 on a $1,000 outlay with help from a prominent Arkansas attorney. Republicans had leapt on the Clintons' failed Whitewater Investment and said II was time to cut the lectures on greed Everyone was trying to make millions during the |080s. said Elliott Abrams, a former assistant secretary ol slate In the Reagan administration I hc Clintons tried. too They Just weren't very g<Hid at It Political races usuollv turn on which candidate c o n v in c e s voters lie or sin- is most In tune with what ordinary people want ami believe Thus the « nufpctlllnii to come oil as populist and values oriented. In lexas just this week, scrappy Democratic brawler .lint Mattox was revealed to be worth $:t I million That pul a dumper on Ills argument that lie's more of a regular guy than Ills Senate pitni.iiy opponent, millionaire Richard I-Isher Clinton ran a populist cumpalgu heavy on church visits and references to personal respon­ sibility As president, lie goes to church regularly and speaks often ol the Importance of strong families and strcaig values. Mrs Clinton, known lor her work on education and child welfare In Arkansas. Is now her husband s chief adviser on Legal Notice Cable company takes big leap to 500 channels 1hontson said. , r ? !.* that may hereafter be entered Into by the Debtor relating to th* operation and management ol lheProject.il any. The alorstald sal* will be mad* pursuant to the Final Judgment *1 Foreclosure *n le r e d In C lv t C a t* No f j >404 CA-14 B now pending In Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* Elgh teenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County. Florida O A T E D this Jflh day ol March, Iff* MaryanneMorte Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court BY: Jan* Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Persons with a disability w h » need a special accommodation*' to participate In thlt proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at JOI North Park Avenue. Suit* N10I. Sanlord. Florida 11TJI, at least live days prior to the proceeding Telephone 1*021 J2J4JJ0. •*' 4112; laO O fUIJJI (TO O ) or laOOfUIJTO (V ). via Florida Relay Service Publlth April I, I. Iff4 DEQ 14 TOGETHER WITH Th* right lo Ih* use and pottettion ol and Ih* right to rent 1*1 and/or lease any or all ol the furniture, which term theil Include all ol the lurnllur*. lurnlthlngt. Iillmgt attachments appliance* and appurtenance* ot any kind and description, II any. now or herealler available lor Ihe use ol Ihe tenant* and/or Ihe opera lion ol Ihe Sub|ed Property In or lo which Ihe Debtor hat any right. Illle or Inleretl The right lo Ihe ute and pepsession ot Ihe Sublect Prop erty and all Ih* rent* which term shall Include any and all ol Ih* rents. Issues, prolll* and avail* now due and which may hereafter become due under and by virtue ol any lea**, whether written or oral, or any letting ol or any agreement for the ute or occupancy ol any part ol Ihe Sub|ecl P ro p e rly and/or Furniture which may have been heretofore or may be herealler mad* or agreed to between Ihe Debtor or any other owner ol Ihe S u b | * d P ro p e rty and/or Furniture and any tenant or occupant ol any pari ol th* S uble ct P ro p e rty and/or Furniture, or which may b« mad* or agreed to by Ihe Mortgagee Any and all right, title and Interest In and lo any (a) lot* or damage and rebate, refund or return ol any premium, now or herealler paid or payable under any policy ol Insurance covering Ih* whole or any part ol Ihe S u b le cl P ro p e rly and/or Furniture; (b) sum or sums now due or herealler lo become due by reason ol any taking ol th* whole or any part ol th* Sublect Property lor public purposes, by right ol eminent domain or otherwise, or by reason ol any claims now or herealler eilsllng against any and all parlies whomsoever tor compensation lor real or alleged harm or d*(n*9* don* lo or In connection with th* Sublecl property; and (c) abatement, rebate, relundor return, whether now or hereof ler payable, ol th* whole or any part ol any taa. assessment or other charge levied or attested upon Ihe whole or any pari ol Ih* S u b le cl P ro p e rty or Furniture whether heretofore or herealler levied or attested or that hat been or herealler It paid TO OETHER W ITH: la) all the permits. Ilcentst. approvals, contents and authorliallons which have heretofore been or that may herealler be issued to th* Debtor lor the construction and operation ol a 140 unit apartment protect located on th* Sublect Properly. Including, specifically, but without llmlta lion, all such permits lor Ih* operation ol Ih* apartment pro |act Issued or given by Ih* Slat* ol Florida Division ol Restau­ rants and Hotels and by Semi nol* County Florida; and (b) all contracts and agreements In eluding service contracts and m anagement agreem ents, wnlch have heretofore been or Legal Notices C ITY OF LONOWOOD. FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONJIOCR ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES TO W H O M ITM A Y CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th* City ol Long wood Flor Ida. that Ih* City Commlttion will hold a public hearing lo consider enactment ol Ihe lot lowing Ordinances ORDINANCE NO ft Ilf) AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOP IDA. AMENDING THE BUD G E T FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER I. Iff) AND ENDING SEPTEMBER JO. If f 4. PR OVID IN G FOR B U D G ET TRANSFERS AND AMENDMENTS ORDINANCE NO f* Ilf* AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOR IDA. AMENDING CHAPTER It 1. PURCHASING. SECTIONS 14 1 f (a )(1 ) P R IN C IP A L CONTRACTING OFFICER HI A U T H O R IT Y 12) AM END MENTS TO CONTRACTS BY P U R C H A S IN G O IR E C T O R AND 111 AMENDMENTS TO CONTRACTS BY C ITY AD M INISTRATOR AMENDING THE APPROVAL AUTHORITY FOR AVVAHO OF CONTRACTS A N D A M E N D M E N T S TO C O N T R A C T S BY TH E DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING A N D TH E C I T Y AD M INISTRATOR. PROVIDING FOR C O N F L I C T S S E P A R A B IL IT Y ANO EF F E C TIV E O A TE ORDINANCE NO f* lift AN ORDINANCE OF THE C lr Y OF LONGWOOO FLOR ID A A U T H O R IZ IN G THE B O R R O W IN G OF FUN D S P R O V ID IN G FOR t h e LEASE PURCHASE OF TWO S O U TH E R N COACH FIR E PUMPERS BY APPROVING TH E - L E A S E AND PURCHASE A G R E E M E N T " B E TW E E N TH E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA, AND PNC LEASING CORP. KEN TUCKY. IMPOSING CERTAIN TER M S AND CO N D ITIO N S RELATING TH E R E TO PRO V IO IN G FOR C O N FL IC TS S E V E R A B IL IT Y . AND EF FECTIVE DATE Said Ordinance* were placed on tint reading on April 4. Iff* and the City Commlttion will consider tame for final passage and adoption alter the public hearing, which will be held In Ihe City Mall l/J Well Warren Avenue l ongwood Florida on Monday Ihe lllh day ol April. A D Iff* al 4 00 P M . or at toon thereafter at possible At the meeting, parlies may *p pear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordinances Thlt hearing may be continued Irom lime lo lime until linai action It taken by Ihe City Commlttion A copy ol Ihe proposed Ord­ nances are potted al the City Hall. Longwood Florida, and copies art on tile with Ih* Clerk ol the City and tame may be Impeded by the public A taped record ol Ihl* meeting It made by Ihe City lor lit convenience Thlt record may not commute an adequate re cord lor purpotet ol appeal Irom a decision made by the Com million with retped lo the loregoing matter Any person wishing lo ensure that an ad* quale record ol Ihe proceedings It maintained lor appellate pur potet It advised lo make the necessary arrangements al hit or her own •ipente Dated this 4th day ol April. A D , Iff* C ITY OF LONGWOOD GERALDINE D ZAMBRI C ITYCLER K Publlth. Aprlll. Iff* DEQ 22 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: fJ-SIIJDR02B IN RE The Marriage ot ARTHUR L GIVINS. JR Husband. and JE N N IFE R C GIVINS Wile NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO: Arthur L GIvInt Jr. Addreit Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action lor dliiolu lion ol marriage hat been Hied against you and you are re qulred lo serve a copy ot your written delenset. It any. to It on JENNIFER C GIVINS, Pell lloner, whose addrett Is I01J Bartlett CL, Oviedo. Florida J224J on or before MAY f. Iff* and III* Ih* original with Ih* clerk ol Ihlt court either belor* service on Petitioner or Imm* dlately thereafter. II you (all to do so. a delaull will be entered against you lor Ih* rellal d* mended In th* petition WITNESS my hand and Ih* teal ol this Court on AAARCH JO. Iff* MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O F TH E COURT Oy Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clerk Publlth: April I. IS. 22.2f. Iff* DEQ JJ �to the last out IN BRIEF Greyhounds rally twice to beat Rams LOCALLY YMCA adult happenings L A K E M ARY — Th e Seminole Family Y M C A Is now forming Its next 3-man adult basketball and co-ed volleyball leagues. Sign uj> as a team for 5160. or as an Individual (535.50 for members. 547.50 fur participants). For Information, call the YM C A at 321-8944. By TO N Y D a lO R M IIR Herald Sporta Editor_______ _____________________ _; Solo homes dump O-Cubs L O N G W O O D — In a game they probably ; should have lost, the Lym an Greyhounds found a wiiy to win. beating the Lake Mary Rams H-7 In eight Innnlngs In a Seminole Athletic Conference softball contest Thursdny afternoon Trailing 6-4 with two out In Ihc bottom or the seventh, the Greyhounds rallied to tie Ihc game, then pulled out the win In the home half of the eighth when Jonnle Behind tripled and scored on Mlchrllc Bishop's single. "T h e one thing about this team Is that when they get behind, they don't give up." said Lymuti couch Christy Tlbhlts. " T h e y never give up. no matter what the score. "The problem Is that they can't seem to slay In that frame of mind. Th e y lose their focus and the game slips uway from them. Then they have to work twice ns hard lo get ll hack. Against Lake Mary, the Greyhounds let two Irnds slip away before fluidly nulling down the win. They were one out away from winning the game In the top of the seventh when a* ha sen-loaded throwing error opened the door for a three-run Ram rally. In fart, what frustrated Dike Mary coach J e n n ie Fisher was the fuel that except for the game-winning run. the Rams did something to assist the Greyhounds In every rally Lym an's first two runs scored without the Ix-urfll of a hit while the Greyhounds' two-run O R L A N D O - J im Waggoner's solo home run to lead off the eighth and Ernie Young's solo homer to lead oil the ninth lifted the Huntsville Stars lo a 4-2 win over the Orlando Cubs Thursday night to the Southern League opener. Pedro Valdes liad two RBI fur Orlando. Mutis sent to Edmonton MIAMI — Florida Marlins pitcher Je ll Moll* has cleared waivers and been sent t» Triple A Edmonton. Florida announced Thursday. Th e Marlins claimed Mulls. 27. off waivers from Ihc Cleveland Indians last November. Suns knock off Memphis JA C K S O N V IL L E - Terrel Hansen had three hits. Including a first Inning two-run homer, and Tra vis Buckley pitched six strong Innings Thursday fo Irntl the* Jacksonville Suns to a 7-$ opening night victory over the Memphis Chicks. Buckley had three hits, two runs, two walks and three strikeouts In six Innings of work AROUND THE NATION See Comeback. Page 2B Panthers rally for tie P H I L A D E L P H IA O o rd M u rp h y heal Philadelphia goalie To m m y Sodcrstrom at H I I of tiie third period to give the Florida Panthers a 3-3 lie with the Myers Thursday night Th e Flyers failed to gain ground on Florida and the New York Islanders, who they are battling for the eighth and final Eastern Conference playoff berth. Marlins notch 1st win LO S A N G E L E S - Chris Hammond and Bryan Harvey combined on a four-hitler and Jell Conlnc singled In the only run Thursday night as the Florida Marlins heal the Los Angeles Dodgers 1 0 for their first victory of the season. Hammond (101 oulduclcd Itamon Martinez (O il through 7 2-3 tunings, allowing four hits with six strikeouts and two walks. WHAT’S HAPPENING 1 TODAY Baseball C,Ovlado at Samlnolo. 4 p.m. □ Lyman at Lako Mary, 7 p.m. □ Lake Brantley at Lake Howell. 7 p m Boys’ Golf □ Lyman.DcItona, and Now Smyrna Boach 'at Now Smyrna Municipal, 3 p.m. □ O v ie d o , M ainland, and Daytona BoachSoabroozo at Rovlra, 3:30 p.m. Boys’ Tennis □ Oviedo va. Unlvoralty at Rod Bug, 3:30 p.m. Track and Field □ Seminole Invitational, 4 p.m. □ Lako Mary flirts at Jacksonville-Wolfson, 3 p.m. Weightlifting □ Seminole Athletic Conference moot, Lako Mary High School, 4 p.m. SATURDAY I aha AAjrv H.tild Photo by Apryl Mnliton Winning pllchoi Mlchollo filshop dollvofodI tho K n 7 l T n “ .n e n.lng'«hd T o n n l.'B .l.n d ,0 n” '° ^ ' . " o r ° 1 ha'''Lnk1.. Mary Hams In a O RCYM OUNOll. R A M i»l«lii" I 000 100 M — T / n ? o ,d .,..n d D o ,id » r B i»S o p o n d A < . y W P- * * > BJVhop t p - C*m*,0*t* •> **«• - Noo. HH Dub., ond HlllnUI >11 Jon .y0,' R « o » d * -L » k » M o .y 0 11.1 4 SAC. Lymon 11 110 SAC S n m ln o l.A U il.llo C o n L in n e .c o n lin n l.llo n Dodgers, White Sox grab early crucial wins Prom Staff Report! ROY H0LLEH FIELD SA N FO R D — ll may mill be curly In the neaeon. tint these were crucial hallgameH. With the division leaders In lhe Sanford Recreation Deportment Little Ma|or Baseball League both standing at 6 0 and four teams with 3-2 records pluylng Thursday night, a victory was Imperative II the tenuis wanted to remain alive lor a shot at the clly championship. The (tinker Materials Dodgers and I he Stairs Realty White Sox were the lucky ones as they posted Important victories to keep their playoff ho(x-s alive. Brian Porter tossed a four-hitler and struck out 1‘2 and Kcndcll Kcnnon had three extra base hits as the Dodgers shut down the Marlins I f . 2 In National Division play at Lake-front Field, while the White Sox scored a pair of runs In the bottom of the fifth Inning to break a 5-5 tie and went on Hi best the Cook Construction Orioles In an Am eri­ can Division bailie al Roy Holler Field. Th e victory by the Dodgers, now 4-2. moved them Into sole posses­ sion of second place In Ihc National Division behind the Railroaders Cutis (0 0). Trailing the leaders arc the Marlins (3-3). the Fun World at Flea World Curdtnals (2-4) and the Expos and Freddie Howard Pirates (both 1-5). Th e White Sox. also 4-2. find 004 010 - I Oil Ola - » Of lot. t Whil. *>« IA K E FR O N T FIELD Ml Oodyi.i Martini Oil - 000 001 - II 1 themselves In third place In iht American Division behind the dclending clly champion Sunnlland Corporation Hcd Sox (0 0) and Inc Disabled American Veterans (DA\ I Royals |5-1). Following the leaders arc the Orioles (3-3|. the Usher. Laurence. Dcen ft Fromung Blue Jays (1-5) and Hie First Union Bank A s 10 6). Th e Little Major League will be off until Tuesday because Fort Mellon Park will he In use for the Mrst Baptist Church fifth annual Youth Blast ‘94 Saturday for youths ages 1 1 -1 8 . . , . Four games will dot Tuesday s schedule. At Roy Holler, the Cubs will play the Cardinals al 6:45 p.m. and the Dodgers will take on the Pirates al 7:45 p.m. At Lakefronl Field, the Blue Jays will face ihc A s at 5:45 p.m. and the Orioles will battle Ihc Royals at 7:45 p.m. T h e Dodgers Jum ped on l lie Marlins for four runs In Ihc lop of the first Inning — a bases loaded walk lo Grady Hutchins and a two-run double by Kcnnon being the big blows - and were never headed. Full slate of Babe Ruth action While tho Sanford Little Ma|or Baseball League Is off «h,“ ^ n01h“ " d' ' i"° Habo Ruth aamos are on lap for Saturday. At Sanlord Memorial Stadium, the RovalS plLytho Expos at 8 a.m.; J.J. Bryant (No. 8) and the Orioles tacklo Iho Marlins al 10 a.m.; and (ho Blue Jays battlo the CardinalIs at noon At Zlnn Bock Field, tho Whlto Sox tangle with Iho P|r®'°* 8 30 a nt boloro Brad Brumloy (No. 18) and tho A ’s lace the Cubs at 10.30 a.m. □ Bee Crucial, Page 2B Central Florida adds to Raider skid JUCO Baseball □ Seminole CC at St. John’a River CC, 2 p.m. Prom Staff Report! JUCO Softball O C A L A - S l i m Just left town. . . . . Th e Seminole Com m unity College baseball team virtually saw any chance of a spot In next month's slate tournament go rigid out the window Thursday afternoon In Ocala as the host Central Florldu Com m unity College Patriots edged the Raiders, 5-4. lit a Mid-Florida Confer­ ence encounter. □ Seminole CC at Brevard CC, 3 p.m. Baseball □ Seminole at DeLand. V, 1 p.m.; JV, 3:30 p.m. □ Lake Brantley at Oalneevllle Buchholz, 1 p.m. Girls’ Track SCC had leads of 2-0 and 4-3. hut could not hold them as C F C C scored the winning run on a two-out passed ball on n third slrlke In the bottom of ninth Inning. □ Lake Howoll at Doltona Invitational, 9 am . f l7 ^ 0 ^ M n A - L SUN. Detroit Pinions at Orlando Magic. |L) Complete listings on Page 2B_________________ Hoakt Photo t>y Apnu Second baseman Larry Hardy (No. 2) was 2for-4 with an RBI Thursday afternoon In the Raiders 5-4 loss to Central Florida Community College. Tltc loss was tlie third M T C defeat In as man} days for tltc Raiders, who fell Hi 16-22 overall and 8-10 In the conference. Th e Patriots are now 3 0 1 7 overall and 11-7 In the M FC. giving them a share of second place In the conference standings with Santa Fc Com m unity College. Th e top two teams In the conference earn a spot In the stale tournament. SCC will try to end Its losing streak In Palalku on Saturday against St. John's River Com m unity College In an M -FC game starting at 2 p.m. PATR IOTS!. RAIDERS* Stmirvolt Community Collogo 010 010 000 - 4 ♦ • Control Florldo Community Collto# 010 101 001 - S » 0 Moraon. Skorbok tOI and Ellior. Lloll. M ulro (1) ond Boulgon WP - MoUro LP - Morgan (111 Sovo - non* ID - SCC. Bon|omln 111. Crul t ill: CFCC. Room IB - non* HR - CFCC. FlUgernld, Foray Rocord* — Somlnolo Community Collogo 1*11. o lOMFC; Control Florida Community Collogo 10 11.11-F MFC.______ Leading C F C C were Ragan (2-for-3. double, two runs), Fitzgerald (2-for-4. home run. run. RBI). Foray (l-for-4. home run. run. RBI). Daurgon (l-fo r-4 , gume w in n in g run) and Rllowlch (l-for-4). Pacing the Raiders' offense, which outhlt C FC C 9-7. were Sanford's Rick Eckstein (3 for-4). Larry Hardy J r. (2-for-4. RBI). Scotl Benjamin {l-for-4. second double of year, two RBI). Spruce Creek s Isaac C ruz (l-for-3. 12th double of season, run. RBI). Sanford's Matt Dlcm cr (l-for-3. run). Lake Howell's Robert Bologna (1-4. run) and Sunford s Srott Fcrgcrson (run). Freshman Bobby Morgan, from Sanford, fell to 2-3 on the scuson despite allowing Just seven hits and four earned runs In 8W Innings of work. He also walked four and struck out five. �.1 *tkl ' SB - Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Friday. April 8, 1994 Drivers to challenge Bristol speed mark STATS & STANDINGS DOQS Thurteby night First ract — */it, b ji.t ; J I’m No Saint 110 J 40 1*0 I Bishop Dan 7 H 1 00 IPamalaH 1*0 O li II nr *0 P ti AJn •*n T II i t) jir.ro P I A l l t n i *a S«(ond race — 1/1, D: n il 7 Nulll* Daily Mae *00 1*0 100 » El Bravo 1*0 110 t Blackeyed SuMn } *0 Q 11II II 40 P I I I ) MM T l i l t ) 1*4.00 DD II 11*0 » S ill 11) 1U40 Third rat* — 1/1*. D: JI M * Talk May I Magic 10 M 5*0 4*0 / GlenwoodClover 1 60 4 00 •Dove * Mon*r 4 10 O (*■»! 11.10 P 14 1) II* 40 T (4 7 1) r n 00 Fourth race — 5/1*. C: 11.10 )G r*yt Blu Banntr 0 10 J 10 4 40 IP*ach|am ) 10 4*0 I Whispering Lady J 00 Q(I1>14 00 PI1 U f l.lO T C l U l l l l . M Filth rat* - V l l m . B: 11.17 7 S| Jinny 1100 110 1*0 11'm A Leader 4 00 110 5 Prnro** Destiny 110 Q <1-71 19 04 P*) I>M 70T (I I I ) 711.14 5lith race — 1/4. D: 11.11 1 HighlandEdlpM 17.90 7*0 I N IBiilatBeii i i o 110 1 Summ Dispenser 400 O i l ] ) II.M P 111) 15*0 T (111) 141.40 Seventhrece— S/14, Ai 11.17 1 Summ Slirbclght la 40 IIO 140 7 King Midat 1140 110 IDanl'iKnav* 140 Q 17 I ) 41.10 P (171110 M T (1 1 1) 11)10 s (171- All) 1051.40 E ig h th ra co -l/U , Di 11.40 4 Ar|o Del Co 40 40 OOO 1010 1 Mar Dana 10 70 4 00 4 Talk Cook I* Tym* 4 40 O 1141 *1 10 P (4 1) 1(1.00 T (4 14) 1115.10 Ninth rat*-1/1. Ci 11.15 JM*ld*nBluth 1) *0 *40 *00 IGrandCII1t*r 1 40 5 10 7 Rv Rechargabl* , *0 Q l t l l 15 00 P 11 1) HOOT 11 1 ») 171 » lOIhrat* — 1/1*. D: 11.14 7Mega Velocltyvle 1100 1*0 140 I Yukon Toby 4 40 1 40 1Lookforfhellghl 140 Q (711 50 *0 P (71) 41.44 T (7 0-11117.00 11th rat*-5/1*. 0: 11.10 IC r 'i Thunderbolt *10 140 1*0 4Cagln Babychal*! 110 4 10 1 Omni Scorpion 5 00 Q I* I) 14 *0 P 15 4) 144 M T 15 4 I ) It7.lt T T (74 11 4 1) 0.00 Jackpot 517,017.10 17th r a t * -V I* . A 111.01 1 Sunnytand Slim 17 00 14 40 7 10 ] Gone A wot 1*0 1*0 4 Yukon Mary 4 10 O (M l 47.10 P i l l) 4* 40 T ( M *) 1170.10 11thrace-1/0. B: 14 10 I Hotfoot Gr*g 100 1*0 •Pla Bush Guy 110 140 1 Spl*ndy ] 40 Q 114) II 44 P (14) M 40 T 1141) 4* 44 QD 19-1-1 0) 174 40 14th rac* — 1/0, A: 17.41 IRlotSInlln 5 00 1 *0 1 40 (Fresh Appeal 140 5 00 4 Pomona Pomp 4 10 Q (1 11 10 40 P (1 1) 10 10 T (1 1 41 177 00 S (1 1-0-71 717.10 A — 1,141/ H — li lt .040 IP* MartmeiOO). 1:15pm Colorado (Nled 0 0) al Pilliburgh (Wagner 0 0). 7:15 pm Philadelphia IRIvrra 0 0) al Cincinnati IRl)oC l),7:5Sp m New York (Hlllmen 0 0) al Houtlon (Swindell 0 0), I 05p m Atlenla (Mercker 0 0) al Lot Angel** (AilacioOO), 10 OSp m Florida (Wealhert 0 0) al San Diego (Sander* 0 0), 11:11pm SI Loul* (Walion 00) at San Francisco (TorreiOO), 10 05p m Saturday'* Oamet Chicago al Montreal. 115 pm Colorado al PltltburcFi, I li p m Philadelphia at Cincinnati. 1: lip m SI. Louiial San Francisco. 4 05 p m New York at Houtlon, • 05 p m Atlanta a) Lot Angel**, 10 05 p m Florid* at San Diege. 14:45 pm Philadelphia, Urlndetmour 11 IRenberg. Racine). 15 II Ippl (Vnallles — felller. Phi (Interference), 11 54; Brown. Fla Ihlgh lllcklngl, 15 )J. Dlnetn. Phi (Inlerlerence), 15 07 5*cond Period - 1 Philadelphia, Dinner: I* (Recchl. Lamb), 5 54 (pp). 4 Philadelphia. Recchl 1* (fetllar). 7 55, 5 Florida, Barnes 11 iMurphy, Bennmgl 1147 Ipp) Penallies — Vanblesbrouck. Fla served by Lomakin (Inlerlerenct I. 4 10 Mellanby, Fla Ihook Ing), 10 04. Brlnd'Amour, Phi Igoall* Inter lerencel 10 50: fetllcr Phi (Inlerlerence), II JO. Recchl. Phi (eltnwlngl, 10 00 Third Period — 4 Florida, Murphy 14, * II Penalties — Clrtlla Fla Houghing), 1 14. Kudelskl. Fla Iroughlnq). 17 *4, felllrr. Phi (roughing), 17.4* Ovtrllm i — Non* Penallies — Mellanby, Fla (roughing). 1:11, Fedyk. Phi Houghing! Mass Dartmouth*. Framingham 4 Massachusetts 5, Holy Cross 4 Montclair SI. 17. Rutgers Newark 4 Nichols IS. Coast Guard II Northeastern 11, Cent Connecticut St * Penn SI 7 4. flucknetl 11 Qulnnlplacl, Sacred Heart 5 Wesleyan 11, Alberlus Magnus 1 SOUTH BeltsAven* II, LSU Shreveport 1 1 Birmingham Southern 17. Livingston 7 Coker 11, Shaw 1 Cumberland. Tenn 11, Austin Peay 4 Duke 11, Charleston Southern 4 E Tennessee St 4. Mars HUH Fayetteville SI 14 * Pembroke 51 4 5 Jacksonville St, 11, Georgia Coll 4 KennesawSI 14 It. LaGrang* 1 1 Lenlor Rhyne 11. Belmonl Abbey 4 Marshall*, Louisville* Moreheed SI 10. Kentucky 7 N Alabama] 1. Trevecca 11 N C Wesleyan*., Wilmington. Oel 4 Presbyterian 4. Newberry 1 SI. Thomis*. Spring Arbor 5 S Illinois 7, Murray SI 1 Tn Chattanooga 4 1, Mercer 14 Tulan* 7 NE Louisiana * Valdesta St. 10, Florida A IM 4 W Carolina I] 5. E Kentucky 4 1 Wmgate II, SC Spartanburg 11 Wollordt. Catawba] MIDWEST Indiana SI. I. E vanivlll* 7 Marietta 14. Point Park 5 Mlchigan4.Oakland.Mich 4 Michigan SI 11. Siena Htighls* NW Missouri SI 17. Rockhursll 11 Noire Dam* 5. Toledo] Northwestern 1. Illinois Tech I Northwestern, low* 15 10. Teikyo Weslmar 10 Northwd. Mich 4. Concordl*. MlchO Ohio Wesleyan 4. Marnl Virnon Naiaren* I Rosary II 14 14. Nilet I 11. 1st A Ird oames 5 Innings SI Joseph. Ind *, Chicago SI 1 Simpson}* Upper Iowa I I Wartburg* 14. Luther I I William Jewell 5 II. Oeker 0 t William Penn I 1 11. Buena V11I# 10 5 Wittenberg 14 1. Denison 4 1 SOUTHWEST Cent Arkansas 10. Arkansas Tech* S Arkansas II 17. U ot IheOtarki 1 1 SW Oklahoma 7 4. Northwestern Oklahoma *4 TarletonSt 4 5. Abilene Christian 4 I FAR WEST Lewis Clark SI 17. Washington SI 1 Whither 7. Westmont 1 American League All Timet EOT Eetl Division W OB L Pel Boston J 0 1OOO Baltimore 7 0 1000 New York 7 0 1OOO 447 Toronlo 7 ) Del roll a 000 J Central Division W L Pet. OB Cleveland 7 0 1000 Milwaukee 7 0 1000 Chicago Uy 1 1 JJJ Minnesota I'y 1 1 JJ] Kantat City 0 1 000 1 West Division W L Pci. OB , 4*7 California 1 Oakland 000 1»y 0 7 Seam* 0 7 OOO Uy Teiat 0 1 OOO lly Thuridey’t dame* New York II. T e n t* Bolton 5. Detroll 4 MlnnetoM 7. Celltornl* 4 Cleveland*, Seallla 1 Milwaukee ll.Oaklendl Friday'* Oemet Cleveland (Nagy 40) al Kantat City (Gordon (0 01,1 15pm notion (Sale 0 01 al Chicago (Bar* 0 0).l 15 p m. Detroit (Doherty 00) al New York (Abbott 0 0). 7:05 p m California (LeltwlcTi 001 at Milwaukee (BonetO 0). 7 05 p m Seattle (Fleming 001 *1 Toronlo Heller 00). 7:]5p m T e ia t (Armstrong 0 0) *1 Baltimore (MoyerOO). 7 J5p m Oakland (Welch 0 0) at Minnesota (Mahome* 0 0). 4 05 p m Salurday'iOamei All Times EOT Seattle al Toronto. 115pm EASTERN CONFERENCE Teiat al Baltimore. I 15pm Allantic Division Detroit al New York. I lip m W l Pet OD California at Milwaukee 1 05 p m * New York 52 10 722 — Cleveland al Kama*City. 7 15pm Orlando 4) 9 29 .192 Boston at Chicago 1 15 pm Miami 40 34 541 13 Oakland at MlnnewXa. I 05 p m 3Y 34 534 13' i Ntw Jtr»*y Boilon 26 46 361 26 Southern League Phi Lido Iph li 22 11 301 30' i Firtl Hell W i th Ington 21 52 ?M 3hi Eastern Dint ton Ctnfral Dlvltlon W L Pci GB k AtUnt.i 51 23 619 — Carolina I Pirate*) 1 0 1C*x> — n Chicago 49 21 6M Ml Greenville (Brave*) 1 0 1 OOO — Cltvtlond 42 32 566 9 Jacksonville (Mariner*) 1 0 I OOO — Indiana Jt 534 34 IMi Knoevllle (Blue Jays) 0 IOOO 1 Charlotto 11 39 451 12 Orlande (Cubil 4 I 404 I Dttrolf 20 52 271 30 Western Dlvlilon Mklwaukti* 19 54 260 311j Chattanooga (Rods) I 0 I 000 — WESTERN CONFERENCE Huntsville (Athltct) I 0 ) 000 Midwest Division Blrmingham IWS01I 0 1000 1 w L Pel OD Memphis (Royal*) 0 I 000 1 Thursday night * Houtlon 52 20 722 ■— Nashvllla (Twins) 0 I 000 1 First tamo « San Antonio 52 22 703 1 Thursday’s Qamas 1Pinion IO N 140 4 40 > Utah 66 21 622 J Hunllvllle I. Orlando 1 1 Marcel 140 * K D*nvff 36 500 16 36 Jacksonville 7, Memphis I 5 Pita 4 00 Mlnr*6w>1a 20 32 27S 32 Greenville 1. Knoavill* I Q U -1 IM .M P 11-1) I7.M T (1 1 1) 114.74 Dallas * 64 123 4J>9 Challenoog* 10. Birmingham* Second a* m* Pacific Dfiitiea Carolina tl. Nashville 1 1 Pinson Bnrlou* i o n 100 100 i Seattle 55 IS 253 Friday's Oames 1 Pardo Aguirre 4(0 140 49 74 621 6 > Phoenli Hunllvllle *1 Orlando 7Ricardo Atplrl S.n i Portland 44 30 595 I f f Memphis al Jacksonville O 11 1) 10.10 P 011) U H T (11-7) 111.00 DD Golden Slate 42 il 525 13 Knoevllle el Greenville (1-1) (1-All) 11.(4 L A Laker* 33 39 456 21*7 Challenoog* at B Irm Ingham Third gam* L A Clipper* 26 47 356 2V Carolina al Nashvllla SRIcardoOyarl 10 40 0 40 4 40 24 49 329 31 Sacrarnenlo Saturday’s Came* IMorcal Erklaga 400 1 40 > clinched playoff berth Hunts v il I* at Orlando * Pile Aguirre 100 Thursday's Games Memphis at Jacksonville 0 (1 5) 14 *0 P (1-1) 7400 T I I 1 4) 141*4 New York 57, Cleveland?*. OT Knoavlll* *t Creenvill* :*urti F# ‘ gam* New Jersey*) Atlanta47 Chattanooga at Birmingham <1 Marcel Enrique 4 00 5 *0 500 Houston 114 Golden Slate 107 Carolina al Nashvllla I 4 Ricardo Peyet 4 00 4 40 Denvvr 104 Seattle 50 5» > I Pardo Oy„r 1 Utah**. Dallas47 Florida Stale League ; a 1 14 ) it *0 p i n i riM t 114-11 us.oo Friday's Games First Nall Flllhgame Minnesota al Boston. 7 X>p m Easlirn Division j 4 Pinion Joe* 44 40 1.10 New York al Philadelphia. 7 Hpm W L Pel. OB IMarcel Forurla 1 40 m Cleveland a' Washington. 7. )0p m Osceola (Astros) 1 0 1000 — 100 i 1 Belo Goilil Detroit at Gtlendo, 1,10 p m $1. Luci* (Mats) 1 0 1 000 O tl 4)14 OOP (01) 4500 T (4-1-1) 174.(0 New Jersey at Charlotte. 7 W pm Vero Beach (Dodgers! 1 0 I 000 — Slithgam* Chicago al Indiana, 4 K p m Deylona (Cubsl 0 I 000 t 4 Aramayo Forurla 14 00 14 40 500 Dallas al Seattle. 10 p m Melbourne (Marlins) 0 1 OOO t 5 Col* Reyet 1100 5*0 Denver al L A Lakers. 10 10 pm W P Beach (Evposl 0 I 000 1 5*0 7 Pinson Mend I Phoenli el Sacramento. 10 J0p m Wastern Division O l l t l 44 00 P 70 1) 7&M T (05 7) 1114.10 Saturday’* Game* Clearwater I Phillies) 1 0 I 000 — Seventhgam* San Anlomoal Houston. 1 JO pm Fori Myers (Twins) I 0 I 00O — 1 Reyet 0*0 4 H 100 Charlotte at Philadelphia. 7 10pm Lakeland (Tigers) I 0 ) 000 — 1Arplllaga 4 00 1 00 Orlandoat Miami. 7:14pm. I 0 I 000 7 Irlgoyen 1040 Sarasota I Red Soil Washing tonal Atlanta. I H p m Charlotte (Rangers) 0 I 000 1 I Q (1-1) 14.40 P (1-1) 77.70 T (T-1-M 144.44 Golden Stale al Minnesota, Ip m Dunedin (Blue Jays I 0 1 000 1 Eight) gam* Milwaukee itChlcago.4 N p n SI Pet* (Cardinals) 0 1 000 t .1 Mend/be uralde 10.40 14 00 5 40 L A. Clippers al Utah. 5p m Tampa (Yankees) 0 I 000 ) /Arplllaga Ray** 10*0 0*0 L A Lakers al Portland. 10 lOp rn Thursday's Oames J Aramayo G0III1 4*0 Clearwater 7, Dunedin*. 10 Innings Q (17) 14.M P (1-7) IM.OOTT (1-7-1) 04.40 Fori Myers 5. Cher loft* 4 Ninth gam* Lakeland 10. Tampa 1 * Napa Uralde 11*0 7 40 * 00 Sarasota 5, SI Palertburg I J Arplllaga Goltli H O 5*0 All Times EDT Osceola5. Daytona*. 10Innings •I Pinion Victor 400 EASTERN CONFERENCE Vero Beech 7, Melbourne 1 Q 0 *1 M M P(* 1) 50.00 T (0-1 1) 1*7 00 T T Atlantic Division SI Lud*4. West Pelm Beach 0 ;<0-l-111144.70 Friday’s Oames W L T Ptl OF GA 10thgame Fori Myers al Charlotte a N Y Ranger* 10 7J 2 102 265 219 *1 Napa 1100 4*0 1*0 Dunedin al Clearwater 45 24 11 101 291 211 ■ New Jersey >4Bellran 7 70 a n Washington 36 35 10 •2 762 754 Tampa al Lakeland 1 Mend I 4*0 F lend* 32 3) U M 275 721 Sarasota at SI Petersburg * O il 4) 14.40 POI 4) B.70T (1-41) 141.04 N Y Islanders JJ J] 12 26 269 255 Daytona al Osceola lllh game 34 36 9 22 765 306 Philadelphia West Palm Beach al St. Lucie !l Napa Arraiola 7*0 a n 1*0 Tampa Bay 26 41 11 62 717 741 Melbourne *1 Vero Beach '(Aram ayo Erklaga 11*0 4 n NorthaattDtvIHon Saturday's Oamas -SOlea Don 1M Clearwater at Dunedin ■ Pittsburgh 43 25 1) 99 797 769 ' O 17-0 111.00 P 17 4) 155,M T (7-4-51 0.04 T Charlotte at Fort Myers i Boston 40 22 13 9J 725 74J 17 4 All) 145.70 SI Petersburg *1 Sarasota 39 22 14 92 221 736 a Montroal 11th gam* 41 30 9 91 723 711 Lakeland al Tampa a Buffalo <1Aramayo Uralde 7 00 m 1 ao *r atMalbourn* Quebec 33 40 • 24 762 773 ;j Napa Bellran M 0 100 Harlloed 25 42 V 59 712 229 Daytona al Osceola J Arplllaga Victor an Ottawa 14 52 9 37 196 373 SI. Lucia at West Pelm Beach O (11) 14.10 p <1-11 77.740 T 11 1 *) 141.(4 W ESTERNCONFERENCE QDI7 4A All AID1M.B) Central Division tlth game W L T Pll OF OA 10 40 11 40 4 00 •4 Uralde 45 77 * 96 139 263 a Detroit 5 40 1 00 ’ l Bellran 41 77 17 94 761 230 a Toronlo .... 1*0 MARLINS I, DODGERS* -___ ( Napa 40 71 17 97 770 250 a Dallas FLORIDA LOSANOELS O (10) 40.10 P <*-l) 111.54 TS (410) 147.M J9 Jl 10 16 259 765 ab r h bl a 51 Loul* - Jackpot 41*1.04 ab r h bl a Chicago J4 J5 9 61 736 779 Mthgem* DeShldlb 4 0 10 Carrcf 4 0 10 Winnipeg 7J 44 9 55 237 377 I 7 Aramayo Bellran 11 40 7 *0 4 00 Butler cl 10 10 Brown* lb 4 I ) 0 Pacific Dvislon 5,1 Irlgoyen Arraiola 1100 10*0 Plaiiec 40 0 0 Harvey p 0 0 0 0 ay Calgary jv 7* IJ 91 266 746 Karros 1b 1 0 0 0 N M Ik e l Uralde 4 40 Shill* Id rl 4 0 0 0 40 14 J 63 775 267 r Q (1-7) 41.00 P *7 1) 1*7.10 T (7-1 5) 177.00 S Wllachlb 4 0 0 0 a Vancouver Dstrde lb 10 0 0 ■ SanJote JJ J4 15 79 745 257 1 (7-1-1 All) !7t.00 DD (4 71 157.70 TS 1-15-11 HRdrgill 4 0 0 0 Cerrllloll 0 0 0 0 Jl 44 5 67 272 744 Mndsl rt 10 0 0 Anaheim Conlne II 4 0 11 41*5.04 74 4] 11 63 767 310 Los Angeles • A — t i l l M— 571,547 Ollrmnss 10 0 0 Biberle lb 4 0 0 0 Edmonton 74 44 17 60 757 295 RMrtnip 10 0 0 Snllagoc 10 10 x clinchedplayoll berth Wbsltr ph 10 0 0 KAbbtlss 1 0 0 0 y clinched division Drilorlp 0 0 0 0 Hrnnd p 10 0 0 Thursdey’s Games Arles lb 0 0 0 0 Dolton], Ottawa t II 4 4 0 Totals 11 I 4 I Totals National League Quebec 5. Hartford 7 All Time* EOT Florida!, Philadelphia I, tit Florida IOO 000 WO - I Eatt Ofylilen SI Lousl*. Los Angdesl Las Angales *00 400 000 — 4 W L Pci. OB Vancouver! San Jos* 7 E - Desk ode II) OP - Florida 1. LOU 4 0 1000 — Friday's Games ^A lla n lo Florida 5. Los Angeles 4 10 — Santiago (1). 1 0 1000 0 Morilfeal at Buffalo. 7:15p m f New York DeShlolds II). OallasaIN Y Islanders. 7 15p m Philadelphia 1 0 I 000 "J IP M R ER BB SO ToronloalNY Rangers. 7 15pm Montreal 1 ■ **7 l(y Florida PWsburghal New Jersey. 7 15pm ’, Florid* I J HI Hi Hammond W, 10 71 1 4 0 0 1 4 Central Dlvlilon SI Louis al Chicago. 4 15 p m ■r Harvey S, I I I 10 0 0 0 0 W L Pet. OB San Jos* al Calgary. 4 15 p in Los Angeles Anaheim al Edmonton, 1:15pm VCIncInnall * 1 loo — RMartlnei L. 0 1 • 4 I I I 10 Saturday's Oames ^si, Loul* ' I WO ~ Orel lor 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Temp* Say it Boston, 11IS p.m, +Hou*lon f f 333 (y Umpires — Home. Hlrtchbeck: First. L01 Angeleial Winnipeg, 1 05 pm •Chicago 0 3 000 H i ReHlord, Second. Wendelsledtt Third. Ottawa al Wishlnglon. 7:15p m. .Pittsburgh 0 3 000 " T Marsh Pilliburgh a1Montreal. 4.05 p m * Weil Dlvlilon T - M l A - 10.017 Detroit at Calgary, 4 OSp rn V W L Pet. OB Anaheim al Vencouvw, I 05 p m * San Frandico 3 ® 1®S . * Lot Angel** ’ (J ! 'Colorado 0 3 J. -♦San Diego 0 4 000 1 r EAST Thursday"* Camel PANTHERS}. F L Y E R ] 1 AIC i l l , Sacred Heart I 4 J Allan)* 10. SanOlegoi. II Inning! Florida 1 I I 4 -1 C W. Poll 11, Army 1 a Philadelphia 11, Colorado I Philadelphia t 1 4 0- ] Preset*, Lehigh 1 P. r lor Ida I, Lei Angel** 0 First Period — I Florida, Belanger 17 Fairlelgh Dickinson I. Fordnam* Friday'* Camei (Henning, Kudieskl), 11.15 (p p lt 1. Iona 14, Holslra II Chicago (T ra c h ie l 0 0) al Montreal •J i NHL STANDINGS M W A U . »O X M ?lSA»WALL 1TANDINQS COLLIOK BASBBALL NHL SUMMARIKS Iim s r o i.. T r im . - All Intllraduns nrc that llrlslnl Interna­ tional Raceway, which already hills Itself as tile world's fastest half-mile oval. Is about (o get even faster. Th e Goodyear vs. Homier tire war lit W inston C lip racing moves this weekend to Hrlstol. where first-round <|uallfylng was Wallace was having a spcclnl scheduled this afternoon for neck brace and shoulder straps Sunday's Food City 500. Installed In Ills Ford T h u n The competition between the derhlrd lo help ro|>e with u track two mn ih i fncHirers has led lo that already features some of the lin t cased speeds so far this year highest G-lorces on Ih e Winston al Ihe oilier tracks. Al ifrlslol. Cup circuit. that could mean the 15-secnnd "It's definitely going lo lie lap might become u thing of the more toll on the driver," he said. past, some drivers said “ That's really not that much "I tldnk you're going to sec u lot dllTerent than what we're ru n n ­ or drivers going out with futlguc and things like that." ing now ," Rusty Wallace said. M a rlin an d W a lla c e fin d The late Alim Kulwlckl holds the track qualifying record, a themselves In different frames of fast hip of 15.(107 seconds, or mind coming Into Hrlstol. Martin, who won the August 122.474 mph. In April 1092. Since then, there have been 1993 race at the track. Is the significant Improvements tn the picture of confidence ns he seeks racing surface as well as tire to Imlld on a 1994 start In which technology, and there appears to he lias four lop-flve finishes In the first five races. lie no end In sight "W e're still off to a slow start That bothers some drivers, especially I hose who remember compared to where we're going the days ol not so long ago when in he In six m onths." he said. M a rtin Is lle d w ith Dale a 17-second lap was good on Hrtstol’s .555-udle. high-hanked Earnhardt for second tn the season d rive r standings. HI layout. “ It's getting so you don't have |K)ltiis behind Ernie Irvan. "A s Ihe season goes on. we m uch time to think on the truck w ill gel better and better." any more. ' Wallace said. Martin said "I tldnk we ll he In a Mark Marlin agreed. “ The only negative ahom go­ position to take some o( these ing to llrlslnl is every so many races, as well as he a contender races, you get caught up In for the win In some others. somebody else's mess," tie said. Itrl.Hinl may |usl be tile out* that “ It's very unlikely Ihni If there's we've been looking lor." Sholi on goal — Florida 14 1015 I 47 Philadelphia; 4 4 I -11 Power play Opportunities Florida 1 ol 4 Philadelphia lot 4 Goalies — Florida. Vanblesbroutk 70 74 11 I I I shots 70 saves) P h ila d e lp h ia . Soderslrom, 4 17 4 (47 1*1 A - 17,74* Rel*ro* — Terry .Gregson Linesmen — Kevin Collins, Dan Schachte TRANSACTIONS ■uBASEBALL National League C IN C IN N A TI REDS - Claimed Pele Schourek. pildier. oil waiver* Irom the New York Mels FLORIDA MARLINS - Announced lhal Jell Mutls. pitcher, has cleared welyers end has been sent outright to Edmonton ot Its* Pacific Coast League FOOTBALL National Football League ARIfONA CARDINALS - Signed Trad Robertson defensive tuck BUFFALO BILLS — Agreed lo terms with Steve Tasker, wide receiver, on a three year contract DALLAS COW BOY] - Signed Daryl Johnston, tullback, lo a three year conlract Agreed lo terms with Nil* Newton guard INDIANAPOLIS COLTS - Agreed to lermi with Jim Hertraugh quarterback Released Jack Trudeau, quarterback NEW YORK JETS - Signed Paul Frase, defensive linemen SAN OIEOO CHAROERS - Signed Sian Brock, otlenslv* tackle, lo * two year con tract, and Duane Young. Ilghl end. lo a three year contract Canadian Football League LAS VED AS POSSE - Signed Scolt Winters, defensive back, and Derrell Rob orison, defensive end O TTAW A R QUO It RIDERS - Signed Darryl Hardy, linebacker, lo a two year contract SHREVEPORT PIRATES - Signed Chris ban Camera ollenslar lineman and Waller Dean running back HOCKEY National Hockey league NHL — Suspended flnb Prober!. DeHoil lell wing, lor Iwo games and lined him I50u lor head bulling Sandy McCarthy ol Calgary in a game April 7 DALLAS STARS Recalled Travis Rich arris defenseman from Kalamazoo ot the International Hockey leaque COLLEGE BOSTON U — Namwl Dennis Wolll men s basketball coach N O R TH EA S T CO N FER EN CE Announced lhal It will add women's soccer beginning In the tall ol I5V5 AUBURN — Named Eugene Harris, Rob bl* Lalng and Carl Nath mens assistant basketball coachei CINCINNATI — Anrounced lhal Dontunio Wlnglietd, freshman basketball forward hat declared himseltetlgibkr tor Ihe NBA draft IOWA STATE — Named Tommie llggms running backs coach Comeback TV/RADIO BASEBALL 4 p m W O N . N Y AVIs al Houston. (LI )0 p m - TBS. Alianta ,i) Los Angeles. ( L 1 10 )0 p m — SUN College, Miami al F lor Ida Slate. al so at} a m NBA 7pm — SUN NBAMsgic Tonight 7 M pm SUN Detroit al Orlando I I I GOLF 4p m USA. The Misters. (Li HOCKEY 7 30 p m — ESPN Pittsburgh al 74e« Jersey. 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Florida al San Diego BASKETBALL 7:JO p m - WDBO AM (540). NBA. Orlando Magic al Miami Heal, pregam* 4 04 pm 1 v. ■W " iw.wvwu. **WBF> y It o S? / AP Sports Wfltor 1:11 JAI-ALAI a wreck In front of you. that you can do anything to avoid It other than he lucky ur he unlucky and get In It." The Improving technology and Increasing s|H*eds are showing up In another area: driver fa­ tigue. With n concrete surface that grips the ear better and wider tires llint grip the concrete heller, handling has become much more difficult. By JOB MACBNKA C o n tin u e d from ID rallies In ihe llltli ami scvcuili Innings were aided and abet led by walks, wild pllehes. and l.ake Mary errors W e’ve been working hard on our defense.' said Fisher "W e have lo gel lo Ihe point where it’s automatic It's |osi a mailer of being consistent Th is was one ol ihe best intensive perfor­ mances we've k id I his season, lull our defense is hi 111 hurling us. " T ills Is ihe ftllli game we've losl by one run ." Lym an hulll a 2-0 lead with solo runs In Ihe llrsl Iwo Innings. Juu n lv llel.mil led oil the flrsl Inning with a walk, moved lo second base when Hlshop drew a walk and scored two wild pH - I lllliiskl’s double Th e Greyhounds added two nm s lo Ihe lilih Hlshop singled, stole second, and went tn third on Carolyn Crager's single. A wild fills It st'ored Hlshop and sent Cragcr lo second. O n Ihe play al the plate, ihe throw got loose In Ihe lolls-ld and Cragcr went on lo third. Another error allowed tier lo score. elies lalei Hut somehow ih r throw hack m the pitcher ended up in lell Held, allowing Davidson In score the game-tying run Longstatf lollowed wllli a single to plale Snow ami Duher Oiler again, ihe Greyhounds came hack. Hlshop led olf the hoi lorn ol ihe seventh wllli a walk hut. an oul later., was forced al second on Karen Kalb uk's fielder's choice. With two out. Jam ie Hclarul lit! a single and Jodie Hcluod walked to load die bases. Stacey Kilter then delivered a single lo score Kalfcuk. Ja m ie Heland scored the tying run when Ihe ball was mlsphiyed In the Lake Mary nuiflcld. Lym an (13-1 overall and 7-0 in (lie SAC) will play again Monday against K d g cw a te r al Lake Falrvlew Park. Like Mary (6*12. :i*4 in the conference) will host Mainland next Tuesday. In (he second Inning. Jodie llelaud walked, stole second, went lo third oil a wild pitch, and stole home during a play ai llrsl base lolliiwmg a dropped third strike. Lake Mary si firmed hack with three nm s on lour Inis in the top ol the lourtli Angle Snow and D ln u c D u h e r led ofl w ith ha ck -lo -h a ck doubles Llfitly l.ongslall singled home Duller. I hen scored herself on Cor I Crucial: C o n tin u e d fro m 1U Contributing lo Ihe Dodgers attack were Kennon (Iwo triples, double. Iwo nuis. four RHI). Christian HurdUk (Iwo singles, run). Chris Downer (triple, run. MIfll. Hutchins (single, two runs. Mill). Andrew Really (single, run. Mill). Porter (single, iwo runs). Jm n m n l Dorsey (single, run) and Shane lhimsc<i (run). Providing ihe offense for the Marlins were N kk Ireland (two singles). Tra v is Jones (triple, run. Mill). Jo hn Kllllngsworlli (single) and Robert Lowe (run). W illi Ihe scored (led ill 5-5 heading Into Ihe bottom of the llllh Inn in g. Ihe W hile Sox gam e-winning rally began with a single hy Mike While and a pair of walks. After Aaron Hubbard walked In pul Ihe While Sox ahead for good.an Insurance run scored on a wild pilch, Doing Ihe damage for Hie While Sox were Lee Fredrick and Joe lllakc (one single, one run and one 1(111 cacti), Hill Sm ith (single. Iwo RHI), While (single. Iwo runs). Danny Weyli and Hyrmi lliihtxm l (one single and one run cat’ll), Aaron Hubhard (single, RHI), Mark Hicks (RHI) and Aaron Snlllcn (run). Doing (lie hilling for the O r­ ioles were Nick Doney (Irlple. single, run). Mike Doney (Iwo singles, run). Hmd Relualdu and Krle Rogers (one single, one roil and one RHI each). Hmd Luck (single, run) and To m Fodrle and Ryan Rogers lone single each). Il was the Greyhounds turn lo relurn Die lavor in Ihe lop of ihe s e v e n th . A lte r J o y lA C a p o singled. Lire D a v id s o n walked, and Snow singled lo load tile bases wllli one nut. Duher till a sharp ground hall to Jam ie Sharp at Ihlrd base, who threw lo the plan- to Mine to rellre Capo for ttie second out BetLiv7:30 eJai* Alai P.M. Wed. thru Sat Noon Th u rs. & Sat. 1 P.M. Sun. vw/Bet Horses ^ 12:30 P.M. Tues. thru Sun. Pompano Harness 7:30 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Miami Jai-Alai 7:00 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. ’ Noon Wed. & Sat. jy-IANjftjia EdEFnES '2 9 2 5 I h r.! VIPUooorlo I A All Star Femnlo Stall * (W o ts Hoorn* * HOW Ml W HO [BodyScrub] 4 0 7 * 3 0 0 * 9 4 7 6 'S T . Hwy. 17-92 & 436 (407) 331-9191 �Snnlord Hsratd, Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 8, 199-4 - 3D People How to select a contractor IN BRIEF Spring concert set at SCC SA N FO R D — Th e Spring Concert of the Cliorullcrn and Chorale of Seminole Com m unity College will h r held In the Fine Arts Concert Hull on the college rum pus on Sunday, April 10. at 4 p.m. Th e public Is cordially Invited and there will he no admission charge. The concert will feature a very varied program of choral music Including sacred works, madrigals, folk songs, and conlcmporury literature. Bach choir will perform separately, and will conclude the concert with several massed numbers. A highlight of the event will he a performance with orchestra of Carl Philip Emmanuel finch's "Ifclllg 1st G ott." Soloists for the occasion will Includr sopranos: Lynne McKnlght, Stephanie Johnson, Marlah Hayes, and Mine! Krcusch; altos: Jennifer Tnrkcnton, Carol Rnhaja. and Heather McCruw: tenors: Laurln Dunn, Corey Hnrrelson. and William Southerland; and b a s s : Arnuldo Espinosa. Guest soloist will he Steven Simpson. Robin Lee Parker will accompany the choirs. CALENDAR COMA announces meetings The Concerned Organization of Men In Action (COM A) meets the first and third Friday, at ti p.m.. In the church annex at St. Jam es A M L Church. Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. Substance abuse discussed S A FE , Substance Abuse Fum lly Education. Is conducting a "Families In Crisis" outreach program. Interested organl/attons wanting to contact the Life Savers Club or SAFE may call Libby Kuhurskeat 291-4357. Dixieland band open to public Dixieland Forever Inc., a non-profit band, plays the second Sunday of every month, from 4-7 p.m,, at the V F W Hull. 2700 Wells Ave., Fern Park. Open to the public, donation Is $H For Information, call H I I 7335 United We Stand meets Sunday Th e re are m any horror stories from victims of Hurricane Andrew who attempted to make repairs using unscrupulous con­ tractors. Selecting a reliable, fair contractor will not only save personal aggravation bul will also save natural resources and energy. There Is an expression In the construction trade "measure twice, cut once." It Is Important that the job be done correctly the llrst time. It lakes energy for the manufac­ turer. transportation and Installation of almost every building material. Alum inum framed windows, asphalt shingles. 2 x 4's. and plywood are especially energy In­ tensive. Energy Is a finite resource. We should all strive lo conserve and make best use of It- where wc can. Selecting a good, efficient contractor Is one way. Th e following Is provided as a check-off list for property owners desiring lo have a home built, make repairs or Just have routine maintenance done. T w o things should be emphasized: ( ! ) the lowest bid may not be the most cost effective bid. and |2| tlu- contractor giving the longest war­ ranty may not tie around later to honor It. For example, almost 90 percent of roofing c o m ra d e 's who were In business 10 years ago are no longer In that business. The check-off list belmv Is provided as a guide for selecting a contractor For small Jobs some steps may be omitted. On the other hand, this list may not be all-inclusive for large commercial |obs. and a construction m an­ ager may need to Ik - consulted prior to signing the contract. Ik-fore signing or agreeing to contractor work the lot lowing checklist Is suggested: 1. Get several bids (estimates) on thr |oh, even If relatively small. Provide the con­ tractor with a written list of special concerns lhut you may have such as dust control, privacy, work hour access, and discuss these before the bids are provided. 2. Obtain a written estimate that clearly states exactly what work will be done, bow long It will lake to complete after the work Is CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG started, and the approximate cost of the job. 3. Beware of any conditions requiring nn unusually large amount of money being paid upfront or before the work starts. 4. Get name of contractor company and contractor's license number. 5. Call locnl county or city building olflcluls and Ihe Florida Department of Professional Regulation (1-800-342-7940). Ask If the contractor has an active license to work In your area. If they have any outstanding complaints against ibis con­ tractor. and If they would recommend this contractor. (i. Ask tin* contractor to show you a current certificate of Insurance for worker's compensation and general liability rovnigc otherwise you m ay be liable for any equipment damages or Injuries occurring on the Job. 7 Ask contractor to supply at least three local references idlcnts). H, Follow-up by calling references. Ask: a) Did the contractor stay within original estimate? h) Was he on lime and did he complete the Job as estimated? c| Were they satisfied with Ills performance overall? 9. Cheek with llie local home bulkier or contractors associations. Better Business Bureau. Chamber of Commerce, building material suppliers, and banks to sec If there are any outstanding complaints against the eontractor. Ax a rule of thum b, contractors (but have been established for at least live years generally have a reputable standing. but that's only a rule of thum b nnd not a guarantee. 10. See If contractor has a model linmc Visit It and ask questions about construc­ tion details. If appropriate. 11. Listen to your intuition. If you don't feel absolutely comfortable with a particular contractor, then consider someone else, 12. Make sure the contractor gets thr building permit. Never apply for the permit yourself uness you plan todo the work 13 After contractor Is chosen, make sure everything Is In writing. Every detail Is lm|Mirtnnt and It should be in writing and signed by both the contractor and the person the work Is to be done for. It should Include: a) exactly whut work is to tie done: b) when the payments are to be made; c) when Ihe Job Is to he completed; d) overall estimate of the Job: e) whether or not supplies are to be on a cost-plus basts and who will be billed for the supplies; ft bow unforeseen problems such as shipping delays by suppliers will be handled (provide your Input on tills). 14. For larger construction Jobs such as building a new home or adding additions. It Is recommended that an attorney be present at the signing or review contract documents prior to signing. 15. On larger Jobs, have the contractor obtain a completion bond which guarantees the work will be completed by the bond com pany In the event the contractor defaults. 10. Obtain u "Lien W aiver" from the contractor after the final payment is made on the work. Th is prevents unwarranted mechanic's liens from being placed on your home. 17. If the contractor docs unsatisfactory work, does not meet code requirements, or falls to meet the terms of the contract, you should notify the Florida Department ol Professional Regulation (1-800-342-7940). the Better Business Bureau, and your local building department. United We Stand America, a non-partisan, non-profit citizens' action group meets the second Sunday of each month at 7 p.m,. at the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country C lub Road and Lake Mary lloulevurd. All Interested persons are welcome. World War II veterans meet Sunday World War II veterans of the Merchant Marines and Navy Armed Guard meet the second Sunday of the month at 1 p in., at the American Legion, 2H74 S, Sanford Ave. All "old sails" are welcome. For Information, call Hob Swanson. 3 2 1-4723. Four membora ol the Harden Bunch (from left), The lm a Smith, Edna Bowon, Marlon McNeill and Millie Campbell, re c e n tly c e le b ra te d th e ir birthdays at a festive brunch at the Colonial Room In Sanford. Each rocolvod g ills and a money corsage Blood Bank seeks donors Central Florida Ulood flunk Is asking donors of all types of blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch, 1302 1C. Second St. For Information, call 322*0822. Poets to talk verse First Florida Poets meet ut 10 n.m. every Monday at the Deland Public Library, Interested poets are welcome. For more Information, please call Hob Shelford. 904-730O-l 10. or Virginia Martin. 904-775-8909 Hvrald Photoby Tommy Vincent Sanford Rotarlans to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, ut the Sanford Civic Center. Bridge club meets every Monday Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to play party bridge. The Party Bridge Club meets every Manduy between 1-3 p.m. at the Luke Mary Senior Center at the Old City Hull. 158 N. Country Club Road. Cancer support group meets Support, Hope and Recovery, S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the fur corner of the dining room. T ills is a self help support group for nil cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. Stress, conflict normal for teen-ager and family DEAR MARY: My kids arc 13 and 15 years old and I always thought m y husband and I hud done a pretty good Job with them. But unymorc I think we m ust huve done som eth in g wrong. |I think our kids would suy w e ’ve done e v e ry th in g wrong.) I( seems like we go from one crisis lo another around here, and when we have un outbreak of pence and quiet, one of the girls will go Into orbit over some little thing and off wc go again. I don’t know whether other families go through this with their teen-agers, or tlint Is n normal amount of conflict. I'm sure there are no hard and fast a nsw ers, but a n y fecdbuck might help. WHIPPED MOM DEAR WHIPPED: Readers of this column have heard me suy several limes thul parenthood, especially of teen-agers, Is one of life's bcllcr lessons In humility. D u r in g the teen-age yenrB. parents and family may be seen as a threat lo the adolescent's s tru g g le for In d e p e n d e n ce . Parents' values come under fire by kids, and the family's rules for behavior may be stretched and tested (o the limit of what parents feel they can tolerate. So. both the good news and the bad news for parents Is that periods of stress nnd conflict arc normal for the adolescent and his/her family. Fam ily harmony Is uprooted and the family must find new coping strategics, new rules nnd new structures. T r y to keep a few things In mind as you go through litis period. Re­ member that conflict Is not a four-letter w ord and Is not always a sign of failure or breakdown. In the cuse of adoIcsccilts, It's a w a ving flag signaling lo the world that some­ thing Is trying to change: the adult Is trying lo emerge from the child. Tills Is both healthy and appropriate. Flnully. paren­ ting Is not a simple cause and effect proposition. Good kids c o m e f r o nt s o l i d , w e 11 • functioning families as well ns d y s fu n c tio n a l fa m ilie s . U l ­ timately. the choice of whul and who they become Is tip lo them. (M a ry B alk la a C e rtifie d A d d ic t io n P r e v e n t io n P r o ­ fessional and counsalor. Write her el the Sanford Herald, or call lha Somlnole County Schools* Drug Prevention olflce, 323-5710.) Husband wants more spark in his marriage of 12 years DEAR ABBY: My wife amt I went together throughout col­ lege. Wc have been married 12 years and huve three cbllden. ages 5, 7 and 9. Now that we arc older (wc arc both In our 30s), m y sex d rive seems to be Increasing and m y wife's sex drive Is definitely decreasing. Wc arc both In good health and hold down full-time Jobs, bul on a scale of I to 10, our sex life would probably be a 2 (for twice u month). We discussed the problem and ended up going to a marriage counselor. Th e counselor sug­ gested that I look for other things In my life for satisfaction. I look Ills udvlcc, found u new hobby, took up a sport and spent more time with the children. Th is was very rewarding, hut I would still like a more romantic relationship with m y wife. Flense don't suggest flowers, candy, etc. because I have tried these tilings with little success. |l also had un affair, and although the Immediate gratification was exciting, the guilt that followed was terrible.) Any positive suggestions you can offer would be welcome. Right now I am... BEAR FRUSTRATED FRUSTRATED: Perhaps bolding down a fulltime Job and mothering three prc-tccn children has left your wife wllh little energy for a n y­ thing else, lluvc you considered giving her a day off now and then, and helping w ith the housework and the children? It's also possible that some short vacations without Ihe children could rekindle your sex life. Another thought: Make an appointment for the two of you to see a licensed sex therapist. You both have loo much In­ vested In tills marriage lo let It wither. ADVICE % A B IG A IL VAN BUREN (PO) MONKEY TROUBLE ___________ 2:tt 7:15 (P0| LIGHTNING JACK (PG-13) ________ 4:ta»IS GUARDING TESS My recommendation: Insist on It. After all. she bus rights and Interests to be protected, too. If they strike an equitable agree­ ment, they probably won't need it. If they can’t reach an agree­ ment. they'd better not get married. r z o * n T J 0 9 *> (PC-ill NAKED GUN 33 1/3 _______ n o 4 107:00COO (PQ-ll) THUMBILINA 7:15 4:1} 7:10 COO THE PAPER 2 00 4:707:159 40 WALTER A. FIDDER JR., LEBANON, PA. JS i JIMMY HOLLYW OOD t W i t t m t t ____ 1SU SHINDLER'S LIST _________ H O M O MOVIELAND Diivp In 122 121b (HI I CLIFFORD H*r.17-C2.S*rtord 2:30 4 20 7:50 0:20 mm iwro <PG| ¥AJOAIEA'GUflT 2:00 4:107:20 0:30 IPO) il 8:15 HOCUS FOCUS E l 9:90 $2 50 Fon ALL MOVIES STARTING UETV/EEM 4 TO 8 GETGORGEOUSNAILS! 1Z. FULL3ET OF ACRYLIC NAILS (tipswithoverlays) (French manicure not Included In Special) FrilSil Only ■WITH COUPON - F ill-In s D o n a In 1/2 H o u r W /Polls S ta d ia 2 0 9 20fl Country Lake I Club R d . ^ 2 2 « 5 * f 2 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ AMERICA S DARLING-Lil* DARLING * BEAUTY & BABY CONTEST Girls 0 - Adult M O D EL & TALENT C O N TEST Girls & Boys 3 - Adult SATURDAY. APRIL 23.1994 A L T A M O N T E MALL Hwy 436 G Palm Sprlngi _____ CINDERELLA DEAR ABBYi The best udvlc I ever received wus u suggestion for a prenuptial agreement. The suggestion wus rejected for the r e a s o n s c i t e d by M O«:tOT:IDBC "A pp reh e nsive ." T h e biggest mistake of m y life was getting married without It. DEAR ABBY: This Is In responsc lo “ Longtime Rcndcr" who was upset by bragging n e w s le tte rs tu c k e d In sid e Christinas cards. She should send her own leller In return. There's un easy solu­ tion and here Is an example, guaranteed to stop 99 percent of the brnggers: "W e have bad a busy ycur«M y husband had to work so many hours overtim e that be fell asleep ut the wheel and totaled our car. Our 12-year-old soil wrecked Ills bicycle and broke bis leg. Our 15-ycar-old (laugher may or may not be pregnant: wc arc waiting for the test results. "M y mother had cancer sur­ gery on Thanksgiving, so we didn't have time for a turkey dinner. My dad died last Jun e and wc urc still paying for Ills funeral. Last month, wc had u to r n a d o a n d o u r w a s h in g machine und garage were blown Into the next county. Our dog was killed. "Otherwise, we are well and glad to bear all your happy news." Abby. I’ve sent u few similar notes, und have not received a bragging newsletter since. 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" Y e s , m y lo v e ; y o u n e e d n o t I k 1 c o n f u s e d . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 907 Oak A*a . Sanford FL Father Richard W Trout Paalor Sal Vigil Maaa 5 00pm Sun Mast /45am (Hiapamc900amt 10 30 6 17 00 Confeaaion Sal 4 00 4 4 5 p m F o r i f y o u r se n se s y o u w is e ly u s e ... I Poler Yim will kllQX Cod - " 2 1 -1 0 Monday 1Pelor 2 11-17 Tuesday Wednesday 1Pelor 1Peter 2 IB-25 4 12-29 Thursday 1PetDf 5 1-11 C o d is m i l l i n g t o s p e a k t o a c h i l d in y o u r lif e t h is S u h b n th . “ I . c l th e lit t le c h ild r e n c o m e t o m e " ( M a l t . 1 9 :1 4 ) . 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CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH fNACCC) 7401 S Park A*a 377 4564 Rav Thomaa p Tkachuk Mmiala* Church School 9 301030am Worahip 11 00 a m Fahowahip Lu *k haon 6 30 p m •»#», 2nd Wadnaada* F.»ary fail Saturday 6 00 am Man a Club B'aakfaai WINN-DIXIE STORES BRAM BEAUTY SALON COURJESY E a s te rn O r th o d o x HARRELL A BEVERLY TRANSMISSION 321 2893 1(09 8 FRENCH AVE. •IT S MONEY DIPPED" 1V0S FRENCH AVE. 323-MS0 C o n g r e g a tio n a l CHURCH OF OOO E p is c o p a l 601 W 72nd Slraal ST PETERS Rav Donald I Wiggins Pallor HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH SundaySchool 945am EPISCOPAL CHURCH /OORmahart Hoad Morning Worahip 10 50 am 401 Park Avanua LakaMa** Florida Evangaiialic Sarvica 6 00pm Sanford Florida (40/1444 IO R 0 Family Ennchmanl TaU(,nonal40/)372 4611 Tha Rav B L Oa*ga Racior Sarvica Wadnaaday /0 0 p m Rav C AlftadCo<a Jr Sunday f uchanat 7 30 a* Holy (uchanat 8 00am Ch«id*an t Chapal 9 00 a r Charismatic Chrialian Education Sunday School 9 15 a r •AliAgaa 9 00am Choral Eucharist 10 00 a r DOVE SW AY FELLOWSHIP Mofy Euchanai tOOQam Nuraary Sar»«cat Pro*wad 470 Liva Oaka Bl»d Chiidran a Church 10 00 am Tuaaday / 00 a r Caaaaibarry.Fl 32/18 (Education Wmgt Wadnaaday 10 00 a n Phona 40/ 3396433 Nuraary Cara Oagms at 900am Thunday /3 0pm Frank A Chartolla Brown Patten Through 10 00 a m Same# Sunday 1000am 6 6 30pm Wadnaaday Wadnaaday 7 30pm Holy Eucbanal /0 0 p m S anford, FL H e rb S te n a tro m a n d S ta ff ScrtpR«*l S M c M try l "a Amtncjr P«v* S .« » V Copyngrtl 1W4. 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Florida D* Bobby M Me Falla Paalor Sunday School 90 0 am Morning Worahip 10 00 1 m DiPCiplain*p Training 6 00pm Evening Worahip /00pm Wed Prayer Service / 00 p m C a th o lic JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 970 Upaafa Hd Sanlord 373 90/2 Gaorga Siadd Paalor Sunday School 10 00 am Morning &#*vica 11 00 a m Evamng Sarvica 6 00pm Wadnaaday Sarvica / 00 p m O d Trulha lor a Ha* Day Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OPSANFORO A s t h e b i r d s i n t h e h e a v e n s s w o o p a n d s a il B a p tis t COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Hoad la »a Mary A*a*y M tong Paalor Sunday School 9 4 5 pm Pr-iachmg 6 Worshiping 10 45 am D‘tXa Study 6 30 p m Sharing 6 Proclaiming / 30 p m Wad Prayar Maal / 30 p m Huraary Ptotidad U C B S Spiritual Centra 175 A South Vofuna Ava Cornar of Qravaa and Vofuna A*« Ra* Margaral Ann Schmidt P*v Wa watcoma tvaryon# lo our aarvicaa Sunday Sarvica 10 30 A u MadilaliorvMaafingiLacluta* an.j Maaaagaa Thuraday Sarvica /3 0P M Mad'lahon Mini Cl M O'and Maaaagaa Information on Church Function) j SpotluM Counaaimg Can #904 776 7272 “ Y es, m y c h ild ; w ith e a c h m o r n in g ’ s d u w n “ D o I k n o w G o d ? " , t h e in n o c e n t o n e t h e n C IN T B A l BAPTIST CHURCH 3101 W t a l S l S a n fo rd 372 7914 DonHicht Paato* Jarry Fugata Assoc Pastor Jack M Thomas Mimalar of Muaic Sunday School 9 30am Morning Worship 8 15 6 1100 am leaning Worship 8 00pm Wad Pi aya* Sarvica 6 30 p m FIRST CHURCH OF THC NA X A B IN I 7561 SanfotJ Are John J Minion Paato. Sunday School 9 45 am Morning Worahtp to 45 am Youth Hour 6 00 P rt, Evangalitt Sartics 6 00 p m Mid waak SarvK a Wad / 00 pm Nuraary Piovidad to# all SarvKai OUtREACH DELIVERANCE CENTER 7731 !»*pat Ava Sanford 124 foio Joaapfwna Barrington Paalor MolharHowafl Co Paalor Robarl way M.mata* Brolhar Dickataon fvanganat Moths* Byrd Miaa*ona*y CharfaaMaya Daw. on Siala* Paari O Kay Sacratar* SitfarD'Ckaraon Uaha* Board * 2 Sunday School f0 0 0 am Sunday SarvK a 1100am Tuaaday Evamng Il'Ma Study 6 00 p m Thuraday Evamng Praia# and Worahip Sarvna 6 00pm T h u t w a r m s y o u r fe e t u s t h r o u g h t h e g r a s s PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 7676 Pal meilo Avt Rev Ronald 0 Williams Paalor SundaySchool 9 45am MornlngWorahip 1100am Evangaiialic Servtcaa 6 00 pm Wad Ptaya# 6 B«bia Study 7 JO pm Indapendanl M illion ary ooo WORSHIP CENTER 79BO S Oflmdo O' StM o'd «0<J /ayf# PlS/S) 40/473 8999 O M ir«H otir«9 5 Paalor Ham! all Mail Wa hat Sunday Christian Education C > m 10 00 am Morning Worship 1100 am Evamng Sarvica 6 0 0 pm Wadnaaday Mid Waak Brobfa Study / 00 p m Monday though Friday Prayar 100 to 2 00 pm Nuraary Provtdad CELEBRATION CHURCH LAKE MARY 176 W L * t «l< * *»• r iof.ii* Of M .InCftuM i P**lof 3710710 Suna<, Moftflftg C4l4bf.Hoff S.f.f<. TUOO.m Y f.lln .v l4 . Nighl llibl. Slutl, 7 00 p m “ C u n I to u c h C o d ? ” , a ske d u little o ne. Km FREEDOM ■ “Can I Touch God?” P IN IC R IS T BAPTIST CHURCH 601 C Airport Blvd Sanlord Sunday School 9 45am Morning Worahip 1100am Evening Worahip /0 0pm Wadnaaday Prayar Mealing /0 0pm Nuraary Provided Por Ail Semicaa assem bly of N a z a re n e In te r d e n o m in a tio n a l A s s e m b ly 0 1 G o d Curl Bargman S Employees w COLONIAL ROOM RESTAURANT M»#L . » 444.1F44 323 2909 ITS I. n«ST t f . lAJtfOSS This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 i �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, April 0. 1994 - 0D Religion Christian fun for tho young and younger IN BRIEF Activities precede Women’s day Talkin’ A to Z SA N FO R D — Having complctcil all plana for activities leading up to ami liii'linling tlic Women's Day Celebration at Historic St. Jam es A.M .E. Church, on the corner of Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue, co-chairwomen Priscilla Parks and Shirley Wilson, along with a steering committee, announce the following activities open to the public. On lhe remaining Saturdays In April. 9. 10. 23. church auxiliaries will sponsor ethnic dinner sales. A prayer breakfast, beginning at 7:30 a m., will be open lo the public mi April 17. Second Shiloh M .B. C hurch, A irp o rt B o u le v a rd , Sa n fo rd , hosted a rap session In tho church sanctuary to discuss tho social Ills and possible solutions with tho young mombors of tho com m unity. Members of the panel, from loft to right, Dr. Lillie Quinn, D.D.S., P.A„; Mary Allen, a teacher at Midway Elementary School; the Rov. Joan Connors, assistant pastor al Seco n d Shiloh; and Don Miller, Seminole area director of Ihe Boys & Girls Club, askod and answered ques­ tions on everything from drugs to dating. "T h e Negro Mother." a play directed by Caroline Shine, based on a poem by Langston Hughes of the same title, will be presented on April 30nl 7 p.m. On May 7. from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. a Barbecue. Flea Market Heritage Festival will be held on the church grounds. A donation of $5 Is recpjCHled. Tile llonoree Hampiet, which will be held at the Sanford Civic C entrr on Mny 20. from 0-0 p.m. will pay homage to several outstanding citizens In the community. Admission m attend the uirnlr Is $ 10. Herald Photo by Kelley Mile toll Mny 21, at 5 p.m., a very dlfrrrrnt Black Art Show will he lichl In the church's annex. Th e audience will be able to sit back and enjoy an hour presentation on a variety of art. Those In attendance will learn first hand alamt the artisi. the medium used, and how to display art effectively. Th e theme of this year's Women's Day Celebration Is "Alrlcan-Am erlcan Women Building On Th e ir Heritage With Courage and Confidence In G od." Th e s|ieaker for the -I p.m. service on Sunday. May 22. Is Dr. Thelm a Dudley. Yom Hashoah - Days of Remembrance On Sunday, April IO. at 7 p.m. In the auditorium of ih r Jewish Com m unity Center. 851 N. Maitland Ave.. Maitland, the Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida will present The Annual Com m unity luterfaith Observance and Program — Yom Hashoah. Days of Re­ membrance. Th is year's program will feature eminent keynote speaker. Dr Franklin L. Utlell. scholar, author of 25 books, professor. United Methodist Church elder and clergyman, addressing Ihe "lluuutlug Past — Present Dangers" on Issues of current social concerns uboul Skinheads. Revisionists and dcnlcrs of history. Awards will be presented to student winners ol Ihe Central Florida Annual Writing and Arts Contest. Th e traditional caudlellgbtlng ceremony by survivors, second generation, liberators and elementary school students will be preceded by reading of the mayor's proclamation, choral rendition by the Hebrew Day School Choir and a dramatic reading The public Is Invited For Information, please call 628-0555. Ihe Holocaust Center at Rummage sale set L A K E M ARY — Th e Council of Cnlhollc Women of the Church of Ihe Nativity of Lake Mary, 2251 N, C.R -127, announces Its semi-annual rummage sale on Friday. April H. from f) a.tn. lo 4 p.m.. and Saturday. April 6. from !) a.m to 2 p in. Herald P to lo by H u m a n 5< broader Spring has sprung Fryin’ up fun Youths Irom Flrsl Prosbylorian Church, downtown Sanford, enjoyed a day trip to boautlful Bluo Springs, to view the endangered manatee population, and Sail Springs, for hiking, fishing, swimming and a special worship service. Enjoying Ihe spring, from left to right, Danny Coultor, Ellso Dubois, Sarah Thomas, Mike Huntllng, Amy Hunter, ChrlBl Pilcher, chaporono, Gabriel Pllchor, Kathy Huntar, chaperone, Robby Hunter and Bonnie Schumacher, director ol Christian Education, al tho church. Christ United Molhodist Church, Sanford, hostod a fish fry with over 200 members, friends and guost In attendance to partake in the outdoor fellowship. With poveral kinds ol fish in tho fryer, the hungry crowd was also served baked beans, salad, hush puppies and a drink. Cookin' up Ihe delicious morsels wore, from loft to right, Bob Bruce, Jim Thornton and John Culbertson Goods for sale Youth Revival through April 13 SA N FO R D — file First lUptlsl Cluireb Youth lllasi ‘04 Revival kicks <>lf at Fl Mellon Purk. lakefnuit. early on Saturday morning. April 0. First Prosbylorian Church, San ford, hold lls flrsl "Rummage Sa le " as part of its spring festivities to raise money fur tho Building Repair Fund. Many Items wore donated and the crowd mulled ovor Ihe treasures for the hotter part of the day When all was said and done. $830 had boon raised lo benefit the fund, tho Sanford Christian Sharing Center, Rescuo Outreach Mission, tho Clothos Closet and Mission Havon. The revival continues through April 13 each day with the following planned events: Sunday, April 10. 8:15. 10:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. services, guest speaker David Edwards. with music provided by Paul Gully and Promise. Monday. April 11, Is Bring a Friend Night at 0.55 p.m., with David Edwards. Paul Gufly and special testimony. Tuesday. April 12. Christian T-shirt Night begins with a Pizza Blast at 5:15 p.m., a concert with Paul GulTy at 6:30 p.m. and David Edwards speaking following the concert. Wednesday. April 13. Harvest Night ends the revival with a Wednesday Night Supper at 5:30 p.m. and services beginning at 6:30 p.m. For information, call Hie church at 322-6041. Vitcafl [ 1J ■ B ■ - Herald Photo by Tommy Vincent A SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ALLIANCE CHURCH Community Alliance Church, 40IS C m L i x O rin Winter Springy Neighborhood Allianco Church, lot Markham Wood! R d . longwood Sanlord Alliance Church, 1401 S Part, Ava . Sanford ASSEMBLY OF OOD Cmmanual AieemblyolQod 320 Commercial SI .Sanford Family WorthlpCantar, 17ro w Airport Bird , Sanford Fraadom Aiaambty otQod, 2960 Orlando O r , Sanlord Weklva Akiambiy ol Qod, 1S7S Dlnon Rd .Longaood BAPTIST Antioch Baplllt Church, Orrlado Cal,ary Diptut Church. Cryilal Lata A,a A 3rd S t . Lara Mary Caiktibarry D tpliil Church. 7to Saminola Bird Canrral Saplltl Church 3101 W III Si ChuluotaFlnl Daptitt Clearwater Mimonary Baptltl Church. Soulhweei Rd Country alda Bapnal Church, Counify Club Rd , Larrk Mary f Ini BapiiH Chufth, 619 Pari A»a Pint Uaptat Church ol Allamonla Spnngi, Rl 43S, Aliamonta Springe F I,il Bapiltt Church ol Forait City Flril Baptist Church ot Clinavi Flrtl Baptlat Church, Markham Wood! F u ll tUptnl Church ot Lika Momoa F lu l Bapt,it Church ol longwood. SSI Can SR 434 First Baplllt Church o lO ila in F lril Baplllt Church ol Or redo F u ll Baplllt Church ol Smlando Spring! Flril Shiloh Mlnlonary B ip lu l Church. 1101 W 13lh SI Fountain Maad Baplllt Church, Or redo Hopa B ip llil Church, Forait City Community Canlai, F o rm City Indapandanca Baplllt M ill .Civic Laigua Bldg , longwood Jordan Mlnlonary Baplllt Church, 930 Upiala Rd Llghthouia Oiptlit Church. ft»S Longaood ■laka Miry Rd Likavlaa Bapiltt Church, 13* Laaavlaw Ava , Laka Mary Macadonia M inion Baptlat Church, Oak Hill Rd . O i ln n Miniona/y Baptlat Chuieh. North Rd . Enlarprfaa Morning Otory Baptlat Church, Oanara May Mt Moriah Primitive Bapnal Church, I tO I Locual A .a . Sanlord Mt Olha M lnlo n ary Baplllt Church. Sanlando Spring! Rd, Longaood Ml Sinai Mlnlonary Baplllt Church. ISOO Ju ry Ava Ml Zion Mlnlonary Baplllt Church, Slpaa Ava Naa Balhal Mlnlonary Church, »th St t Hickory Ava Naa Mt Calvary Mmionary Baptlat Church. 1109 W t21h St Naa SalamPilmitlva Baptlat Church, 1J09W tlthSI Naa Taalamant Baplllt Church. Quality Inn. North Longaood Naa Mt Zion Baptlat Chuieh. 17J0 Pair Ava Naa Lila Fallpaahlp.49«1 E. U k a D r, CaantDarry Northaida Baptlat Church. Chuluola Paacalul Zion Baptlat Church. 1184 Pina S t . Allamonla Spnnga People! Bapllll Church. 1Z01W lit St.. Sanlord Pinecreat Baptlat Church. *01 E. Airport Bird Pratria Laka Baptlat Chuieh. Rldga R d . Fam Park Progran Mlnlonary Baptlat Church. Midway Piovidanca Mlnlonary Baptlat Chuieh. 4S*l Dougin Ava, Boonnovm Second Shiloh Mlnlonary Baplllt Church Waal Santord Smyrna Baptlat Church, JSOOverbrook Dr,, Caaaalbarry Starlight Baplllt Chuieh, 190 Bahama Rd St, Jamaa Mlnlonary Baptlat Church. SR 4 IS, Oalaan St Johna Mlnlonary Baplli! Church. 309 longwood A re , Allamonla Bprlngt St Luf.a Mlnlonary Oipiial Church ol Cameron City, me St Paul Baptlat Church, SI 3 Pina Ava SI Mailhatva Baptlal Church. Canaan Hgit SI John a Mlnlonary Baplllt Chuieh BJO Cypran SI Spilngllald Mlnlonary Baptlat Church, IJih S I 0 Cedar Ava Paimallo Ava Baptlat Church. J«ZS Palmalto Ava Temple Oaphat Church, Palm Spring! Rd . Allamonla Sprlnga Victory Baptlat Church. Old Oilando Rd al llaalar Ava Waslvle* Bapnal Church. 4 IDO Paula Rd (aoA) William Chapal Mmionary Baptlat Church. Maik A William S t . Allamonla Sprlnga Zion Hopa Baptlat Church, M2 Orange Ave CATHOLIC All Soula Cal hollo Church. 90304k Are . Sanlord Church ol the Nativity. Laka Mery Our Lady ol tha Lakee Catholic Chuieh. 1310 Mailmillan. Deltona St Ann a Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. Beflary 01 Auguallna Catholic Church. Sunatl Df . naar Bullon Rd , Canalbarry St Clara Catholic Community meets al Oitaan Civic Canter St Mary Magdalanw Catholic Church, Maitland Are . Allamonla 9prlnga SI Mary'aUkranlan Catholic Church 246 McCoy D r, Apopka CHRISTIAN First Chnatlan Church, 1*078 Sanlord Ava Flril ChriallanChuicholLongwood, 1400 E r WilUamaon Rd . longaood Celel.rtllon Church lake Mery 136 W teleview Ave , LekeMery Grata Chrlillirt Church. Wllion Elemenlary School IPeolel, 9*6 Orange Bird , Sanlord Lakavlaw Chnatlan Church, Bear Laka Rd al Jertueon Sanlord Chnatlan Church. 730 Up. ua Rd . Sanlord South Sami note Chrtatl an Church, 300 W SR 434,Ovtedo CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fuat ChurcholChrlet Sciential 976 Markham Woode Rd , longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST ChurcholChrlll. IStZS Park Ava Church of Chriat al Laka Ellen. U S Hwy I7 92N . Caaeeibarry Church ol Chrtal, (00 Palm Springe Dr Allemonie Sprlnga Chuieh ol Chilat. Geneva Church ol Chntl. Longwood Church ol Chrtal. W i7lhSt NonhaidaChureh olChritl. Fla Haven D i , Memend South Seminole Church ot Chilat. 64101 eke Howell Rd CHURCMOF GOD Chuieh ol Qod. 603 Hickory Ave Church ol Qod 803 W. 22nd Si Church ol Ood. Oviedo Chuieh ol Qod Mollneat, Lake Monroe Church ol Ood M illion Enterprise Church ol Ood. 1402 W ISIhSI Church ol Qod In Chriat. Oviedo Chuieh ol Qod ol Prophecy, 3109 S Elm Ava Church ol Ood ol Prophecy, 1706 S Pereimmon Ava Church ol Qod ol Prophecy, 49* S Central. Ovlado Chuieh ol Ood (7lh Day). Dellona Community Cenlar, Dtllona (Sun Rooml Raecua Church ol Qod, 1706 W I3lh S I . Sanlord True Church ol Ood. 3 700 Ridgewood Ava . Sanlo-d C0N0REQAT10NAL Congregational Chrtallan Church, 2401 S Park A ve . Sanloid EASTERN ORTHODOX Eeatern Orthodoe Church, Bt. Qaorge. 3001 Dylan Way, Maitland Eaetarn Orthodoe Church, St Steven t ot O C A , t BOS Lake Emma R d . Longwood Eaelarn Orthodoe Church. SI John Qrthodov, 3743 Country Club Rd Sanlord EPISCOPAL All SamliEpiecopal Church, E OeBary Ava , Enlerprlea Chriel t pi it opal Church. Longwood Cpiacopal Church ol tha Naw Covenant. S76 TuakawlUaRd , Winter Springe Epiacopal Church ol me Resurrection. 351 E lake Brantley D r. Longwood Holy Crota Epiecopat Church. Park Ava a!4lh8l Sanlord SI Patna Epiacopal Church, 700 Rinhart Rd , Laka Mary SI Richard a Church, 9151 Laka Howail R d , Winter Park Tha Church ol the Qood Shephard, 331 Lata Ava . Maitland IN T in DENOMINATIONAL Calvary Chnatlan Center. 600 W 4th S I . Sanlord Naw Harvaat Chnatlan Pillowahip. 17*0 Country Club Rd , Sanlord Northland Community Church, S30 Dog Track Rd . Longwood Oulraach Oallvaranca Cenlar, 3331 Slpaa A va, Santord JEWISH Bath Am Synagogue mealing at corner ol Send Laka and Couniy Lina Rd . W ail 14 Tampla Shalom, t TSS Eleham Bird , Deltona LUTHERAN A acan aIon tu r n e r an Church. Ovar brook D r, Caaaei Derry Quod Shephard Lutheran Church. ELCA. 2917 Orlando Dr. (Hwy 17 92), Sanlord Holy C ro n lulhtren Church ol Laka Mary, 7*0 Sun D r . Lake Mary Lord ol Ufa Lutheran Church, 396 Tuakawliia Rd , Wlnler Spnnga Lutheran Chuieh ol Providence. Delona Lulhtren Church ol Ihe Redeemer, 3628 Oak Ava MaailahLutharanChurch.OoldanDayiOr A Hwy 17 93. Cleieiberry Sr lukea Lutheran Church. Rl 436. Silvia St, Stephen uutharffnChurch. 434lull W ol 1-4. Longwood METHODIST Darnell Untied Memoital Church, E DeUary Ava . Enlerprlea Bear Lake United Maihodiat Church Bethel A M E cllurch. Canaan Heights Casselberry Community United Mathodiet Church. Hwy 17 92 at Ptney Ridga R 1 . Caiaeiberry Chriat United Maihodiat Chutch. Tucket Or,. Suniand Eaialaa OeBery Community Maihodiat Church. W Mighbankafld .DeBary First United Maihodiat Church. 419 Park Ava First Mathodiet Church olQeneva First Maihodiat Church ol Ovlado □race United Maihodiat Church, 4M N Country Club R d . Laka Mery Qranl Chapel A M E Church. Ovlado Oakgrova Maihodiat Church. Ovlado Oalaan Maihodiat Church,cor ol Carpenlar S Murray S I . Oetaan Pioneer Maihodiat Church, cor ot Wilbur Ava A Country Club Rd , Lftht Miry Saniando United Methodltl Church, SR 434 And M , Longwood SI Jamet A M E . ®th •( Cypress SI. Luka M i Church of CAmttoirt City. Inc *iaardaR oil OR 46 E Si Mary's A M E Church, SR 4 IS, Gataen SI Paul* M ilhodlll Church, O tlftn Rd , Enterprise Strafford Mtmorltl Church, 8 Denary NAZARI N I Flrtl Church of IhA Nmaftne. 258! Sanford A n Gtneva Church of lha N ti arena, SR 46. Oeneva Lake Mary Church of lha Na/arana, 971 E CrytlaJ Lake Ave .Lake Mary Longwood Church ol Ih« N ait/ana, Wayman A Jessup Ava , Longwood Martham Wood* Church ot lha Naiarana, SR 46,3'1 milaa W o il 4 at tna Waklva Rinat PRESBYTERIAN Deltona Presbyterian Church, Holland Rind & Aullin Ava Dtllona Firif Prasbytarlan Church of Lika Mary Flrtl Pratbyttrlan Church, Oak Ava A Jrd SI 'Flrtl PreabyltfUri Church of Daiary. E Highland Markham Wood a Presbyterian Church 5210 Markham Wooda Rd . l aka Mary SI Andraw* Presbyterian Church, W13 Baar Laka Rd 91 Marks PfaaOylarian Church, 1021 Palm Spnnga Rd , Allamonla Spring* TuacawHla Presbyterian Church, 1600 W bR 426. Ovlado Up tela Commundy Presbyterian Church, UpsaJaRd Wtkiva Pratbylarian Church. 211Waklva Sprlnga Lana, Longwood Westminister Presbyterian Church, Rad Bug Rd , Caaaalbarry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Foraal Laka Savanlh Day Adventist Church. Hwy 436. Foratl Cily Man Hill Seventh Day Advent lit Church. 601 E 2nd S i , Sanlord Sanlord Savanth Day AdvanUst Church, M l 5 H Hwy. 427 Savanlh Day Advanlit 1 Church. Maftland Ava . Allamonla Sprlnga Wfntar Spring* Savanlh Day Advtnntl Church. 60 S Moat Rd OTHER CHURCHES All Fifth Chapa). Camp Sami no!#, Waklva Park Rd Allan's A M C Church, Oliva A 12th heard all Avenue HoHnaia Chapal Boardal! Ava Chuluola Communily Church Church of Jasut Christ of tallar Day Sam 11, 2315 Park Ava ECKANKAR 770 0<g Traa D r. Sulla 100. Longwood Family Church Chriahan Ctntar. 1544 Seminole Olvri. Caaaalbarry F In i Bom Church ol tn# Living Qod, Midway Flrtl Church ol Chriat, Scientist. Elk am Blvd A Vanya Si , Dal Iona Flrtl Panlacoalal Church ol Longwood Flrtl Panlacoalal Church ol Sanlord Full Go•pal Church ol Qod In Chntl, 1626 Jerry Ava . Sanlord Full Qoapat Tabernacle, 2724 Counlry Club Rd Grace Bible Church, 2644 Sanford Ava Holy Trinity Church of Qod in Christ. 1514 Mangouitina A»o Kingdom Hallo! Jehovah a Witness. Laka MonroaUnit, 1562 W 3rd SI Laka Mary Community Church, 101N Country Club Rd , Laka Mary L aka Momoe Chapal, Orang# Eliid jLaka Monroa Ml Oliva Molinas* Church, Oak Hill Rd , Oitaan Neighborhood Alliance Church, 301 Markham Wooda Rd , Longwood Paal a Wo flay an Church, 5650 Wayirda D r, Sanford Pan taco ata! Op#n Dibit Tabarnacit, Rldga wood Ava oil 25ih oppoada Samfnoia High School Raaloralion Community Church, 5615 N CR 427. Sanford Rolling Hull Moravian Church, SR 434, Longwood Sanford Allfanca Church, H O IS Park Ava Sanlord Dibit Church. 2460 Sanlord Ava Sacond Church of lha Living Qod, 3426 Oaardall Ave , Sanlord St Patka Serbian Orlhodo* Church, 1(790 Lake Emma Rd . Longwood Ih# Full Ooar-al Church of Our Lord JaauaChrlil. Waahington SI Canaan City Tha Salvation Army, 700 W 24lhSt Triumph. Tha Church of lha Naw Aga, 1006 W 6th SI Undid Church of Chriat, Allamonla Community Chapal, Adamant* Spnnga United Church of Chriat Christian Fellowahjp, 260 N Counlry Club Rd Laka Mary U C S S Spirdua! Cenlre, 125 A S Volutli Ava . corner ol Or aval A Volusia Ava ,. Orange City I i i * 1 a I I �‘Ad 1 1 % 1 6B - Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Friday. April 8, 1994 4 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION C41* No : *1 l m C A II II SOUTHTHUSTM OHIGAOE CORPORATION. PloinlHI. — V8— NICOMEDES ESCRIBANO VELISA ESCRIHANO ANTHONY 0 OUANDT j and SANDRA K QUANDT. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE None* I* hereby glvon that, pursuant to a Final Judgment of F orecloiuf# ontorod In Hit above tty led cause, In lha Circuit Court ol Scmlnol* County, Florida I will Mil the property illuate In Seminole County. Florida, described at LOT 90 ALAFAYA WOODS, PHASE VI. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK JJ. P A G E S 7* T H R O U G H 71, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA al public ia Ic . lo Ihe high* tr and bail bidder, lor rath, al lb* W « l Irani door ol lb# Saminola County Courthou*#. al Sanlord. Florida al 11:00 A M on April 14. 18*4 D A T E D Hilt lain day ol March. 1884 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jatewlc Da puly Clark In accordance wllh t“a Amer leant With DHabllitlal Art. par tont needing a ipecial accom modatlon lo parllclpala In thlt proceeding thould contact tho individual or agency tending notice not later than Mven dayt prior to the proceeding al the addrett given on tlw notice Telephone: 407 ) } ] 4110 #■>. 4717: I IO0 TSS1771 ITD D I or IM O m iT TO (V I. via Florida Relay Service Publith: April I,I. 1884 DEP I77A IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C4M No. 81-I884CA M E Retolutlon Trutl Corporation at receiver lor F lr i l Federal Savlngt and Loan Anooatlon ol Seminole County, F A t/k/a Flrtt Federal Savlngt and Loan Attoclationol Saminola County Pialntltl. y , Jamet R Saboll. etai Oetendant NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN purtuanl lo tha Order of thlt Court Retchedullng Forecloturt Sale dated March 34, 1884. and e n t e r e d In C e t e N o 97 I884CA 14 E ol Ihe Circuit Court In and tor Seminole County, Florida, wherein Ihe Retolulion Tru ll Corporation at raceltrer lor F lrtt Federal Savlngt and Loan Attoclalion ol Seminole County, F A l/k/a Flrtt Federal Savlngt and Loan Attoclalion ol Seminole County, It Pialntltl and JA M ES R, SABOFF. etc . et e l. are Oelen denlt I wl|l tell lo the htghett bidder, tor ceth, al Ihe Weil Front Door ot Ihe Seminole County Courthoute, Sanlord, Florida on April 77. 1994 at 11:00 a m . that properly tel lorth In Ihe Final Judgment dated November 27. ITT}, to wit: Unit 17. Building D, Coach Light Ettatet. Section It, ac cording lo Ihe Declaration ol Condominium recorded In Ol tide) Retordt Book 1771. Page 18)0. ol Ihe Public Record! ot Seminole County. Florida, togelher with an undivided 1/50 Inlerett In the common element! thereto Unit II, Building E, Coach Light Etlalet Section II. ac cording to the Declaration ol Condominium recorded In Ol llclal Record! Book 1171. Page ITM. ol me Public Record! ol Seminole County. Florida D A T E D thlt 15th day ol March, 1884 MaryanncMorM Clerk of Court By: Jane E. Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publith: April 1.8. ITT4 DEQH IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 8) 1151 CAM E PNC BANK. KY. INC,, d/b/a PNC MORTGAGE COMPANY, l/k/a C ITIZ E N S F ID E L IT Y HANK ANO TR U S T COM PANY. d b e PNC MORTGAGE SERVICING COMPANY. Plaintiff, vt NEREIDACRU2. E T AL. Defendanlli) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN purtuanl lo a Summary Final Judgment ol Forecloture deled March 11. ITT4 and entered In Cat* No T] 773* CA 14 E ol Ihe Circuit Court ol the Itth Judicial Circuit In and (or Seminole County. Florida, wherein PNC BANK. KY. INC., d-b a PNC MORTGAGE COMPANY, l/k/a CITIZEN S F IO E L ITV BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, d/b'a PNC MORTGAGE SERVICING C O M P A N Y , and N E R ‘'.IDA CRUZ It the defendant. I will Mil lo Ihe hlghetl bidder lor cath at the Wett Front Door ot the Seminole County Cour thoum Sanford, Florida, al 11:00 o’clock A M. on the Ird day ol May. 1TT4, Ihe following de ter Ibed property at Ml lorth In teld Summary Final Judgment, to wit: Lot 11. OAKLAND HILLS, according to tha plat thereof at recorded In Plal Book 1], Paget 81 and 84. ol the Public Record! ot Seminole County, Florida Togelher with all tlrucluret and Improvement! now and hertalter on teld land and tlilurei attached thereto, and all rantt. Itluei. proceed!, and profITt accruing and lo accrue from tald prtmlMl. all ol which art Included within the forego Ing d e s c rip tio n and Ihe habendum thereof; alto all gat. tleam. electric, water and other heating, cooking, refrlgaratlon. lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power ayttemt machinet. appliance!, Ililuret and appurtenance!. which are now or may herealler pertain to. or be uted with. In or on Mid premlMt. even though they may be detached or detachable D ATED thlt Sth day ol April, 1TT4 MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk "Periont with a dlMbllity who need a tpeciel accommodation to participate in thlt proceeding thould contact the ADA Coordl nalor al Seminole County Court houM. Ml North Park Avenue, Suite N Ml, Sanlord. Florida M ill, al leatl live dayt prior to the proceeding! Telephone: 1401) 111 4110 eel 4U7| 1100 TSS 1771 ( T O D ) or I 800 TSS 1770 IV) via Florida Ralay Service,” Publith: April I, IS. ITT4 DEO 84______________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice la hertby given that I am engaged In butlnett al I4S Watarway Placa HOT. Long wood, PL 11750, Saminola County, Florida, undar lha Flclttlout Name ol 1ST ACTION SERVICES, and lhal I InlarU Is ragltlar tald nama with Ihe Dlvltlon ol Corporation!. Talla hattee. Florida. In accordance with Ihe provltlont ol Ihe Fletltlout Name Slalulet. To W II: Section 111 0T, Florida Slafufat ITT! 1ST ACTION SERVICES Richard J. Loren/ Publith Aprlll. 1TT4 PEQM NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I taped lo engago In butlnttt al 1181 Brampton Place. Heath row, Florida 11748, Seminole County, Florida, undar lha Fldlllout Nama ol STARTING OVER SERVICES, and lhal I Inland lo ragltlar Mid nama with lha Dlvltlon ol Corpora llont, Tallahattee, Florida, in accordanca with tha provltlont ol tha Fldlllout Nama Slalulet, To WII: Section MS 0T. Florida Slatulti ITTI. Judith Sherrill Publith: Aprlll. ITT4 DEQ87 CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Cipher cryptogram* prp crttlad bom quotation« by fumou* people p«al and preterit Each teller to in# cipher ttandt for •nOthM ToOSt *CAM A SQuStt H ' Q H E ' F K C H Z M E O O H M K U Q H E F Z H I O K , A H H J Y X K F K A H R K V P M K T ' Z H P 8 O P M ML A M H J Y I C Z I D K I H E D F H — K 8 Z X H S O M H C . PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "II Is lha oi an actor lo act, and lhat can lak« place only In a thoaler." — Josoph Cotton. O FF T H E L E A S H ® by W .B . P a rk “ . . . u n t il s la u g h t e r h o u s e d o u s p a r1 .“ 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL 111 Oailor 111 4711 Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 C LA S S IFIE D D E P T PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 conitcutlvr tlmrs.......... S7« a IIn* 8:00 A M . -5:30 P.M. 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Ploaae Chech your ad for accuracy Ihe llret day It rune. 12— E l d e r l y C a r e 23— L o s t ft F o u n d ADULT CARE In our private home Sanlord area Loll ol loving care lor your loved ooet Contact Holly 111 tlal A D U LT C A M in private Sen lord home 1*50 mo Inc love, m ealt. ira n tp o rl., enter tglnmenl, A more 8151481 • FOUND CAT Long haired, gray male dometllc cal found In Lake Mary area Mveral weekt ago ] } ] *511 Bladder Control Problems? SENIORS. Call to Hnd out II you quality lo r a u d i e n c e w ith DIAPERS'PADS We III# lor Medicare relm burttm enl. p r iv a t e in tu ra n c e and Medicare directly Delivered lo your door monthly <07160-1254 C E R TIFIE D Nurtlng Atll/HHA and Retp car* ttudenl will do AM care and tome evet lor elderly Call Budget 114 8814 A TTEN TIO N SECOND SHIFT P A R E N T S : R e lia b le childcare with hot mealt Licensed daycare taclllty Cell ter retet Ml 7U5UC a m 10 CHILDCARE IN MY HOME. Rtatonabl* ratet Fenced yard, mealt A tnarkt 114 5741 2 ,“ 27— N u r s e r y f t C h ild C a re O A K LA N D PARK. Matonlc Memorial Garden!. 1 toll 11**0 171 4744 43— in v e s tig a tiv e S e r v ic e s IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NUMBER T> 1111 CA 14 E KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Pialntltl. vt. JER EM Y A COOPER. ALTA M O N TE H E IG H TS CONDO MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . Delendanllt). NOTICE OF SALE. PURSUANT TO CHAPTO II « ■ NOTICE IS MBREBV GIVEN purtuanl lo an Order ogiflnal Judgment ol loredoture deled March 21. ITT4 and entered In Caw No. T U S H CA 14 E ot the Circuit Court ol the 18lh Judicial Circuit In and (or Saminola County, Florida wharoln Kltlek National Bank Plalnllll and Jaramy A Cooper and Jaramy A Coopar and A lla m o nta Halghtt Condominium Attocia lion Inc. ara dalcndanlt. I will Mil lo lha hlghatl and batl bidder lor cath at Ihe well front door ol the Seminole County CourlhouM. Ml N Park Ava nue. Sanlord. Florida al 11:00 o’clock A M. on April II. 1TT4 Ihe following deterIbed property at Mt lorth In Mid Order or Final Judgment, lowlli U n it 111. A L T A M O N T E HEIGHTS, a Condom Ihum. and an undivided 8215 Inlerett In the common altmenlt appurtananl thereto In accordanca with Ihe Declaration of Condominium tiled February 14, 1T7T In Ol tidal Racordi Book HOT. Pag* 1708. Public Racordt ol Sami nol* County. Florida: a/k/a 111 Debora C o u rt. Altam onte Spring* Florida 17701 Dated al Saminola County, Florid* April 1, ITT4 MARYANNE MORSE At Clark, Circuit Court Saminola County. Florid* By Jan* E JaMWlc At Deputy Clark Publith. Aprlll, 15. ITT4 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 84 418-CA-I4-E B A N K U N ITED O F TEXAS. F.S B . Plalnllll. VI. ROBYN H. LONG, t i l l . Deltndanlt NOTICE OF ACTION TO : EM ILIE V. STRANTZ Ratldance; Unknowr It alive, II deaa, ,1 married, any and all unknown tpouMt. halrt. davltaai, lagaleet. gran tool, credllort and other pertont who may claim egalnal llielr eelale. and all other pertont having or claiming lo hava tom* right, till* or Inleratl In lha rail property herein dttcrlbad. whota ratldanca It unknown YOU ARE HER EB Y notified lhal a Complaint to loradoM a Mortgage encumbering Ihe lol lowing real property: The Eatt t a i l feel ot Lol 14. E V E R G R E E N , VILLAS SUB DIVISION, according lo the plal Ihereol, recorded In Plal Book n . Page 12 ol the Public Rec ordt ot Seminole County, Flor Ida. hat been filed age Inti you and you ar* required to M rvt * copy ol your written datenMt. It any, to It on JOHN M McCORMICK, Etqulra. Attorney tor Plalnllll. whota e d d rtit It 501 Eatt Church Slraal, Orlando, FL 17*01: and III* Ihe original with lha Clark ot lha above tlyltd Court within M dayt altar the tint publication ol fh* Nolle* on Plalnllll or Plalnlllf'a Attorney, olharwlM, a default may be entered egelntl you lor relief demanded In Ihe Complaint. WITNESS my Hand and Seel ol Ihlt Court on March W, 1*04. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Courl Seminole County, Florida By: PatriciaF.Heath Deputy Clerk Publith: April 1,1.10*4 DEO 11 h T y V -T n ” DRIVERS NEEDED" A G CARRIERS. Tavaret. FI. a well ttltbllthad and grow Ing Central Florida bated company of lari you • IN to 7T< per mile • Up lo U.OOOrnl per mo • SlopOM Pay • Unloodlnq Pay • Vacation Pay • Salety A Performance Bonui • Spoute Riding Program • Average Trip 5 lO ayt • lale Model Conventional Tractor* II you hava 1 year* tractor trailer. OTR and mow and ice experience plut a good driving record, call _________i**»*r* Tet*________ DRIVER WANTED Full lime Mutl have lale model econo vehicle lor local dallverlet utlllilng partonel vehicle Call**7 7 » I J J ) _ DRIVER FOR Owner/Opereler wllh C D L lor dale ol Fla Hama week and* 1X> 1410 M A JES TIC IN V E S TIO A TIV E Servlcat Domethc relation! Free contullalion *87 888 1111 61— M o n e y t o L e n d L e g a l N o tic e s CULTURED MARBLE MANUFACTURER Needteiperlenced • FINISHER •INSTALLER • SETUP/FOURER II a<p*rlenced In llberglatt. wewllltreln Celiaeq 4040 41— Ce m e t e r y L o t s f> erS O nal * __ ADOPTIONS Free medical care. Irantpor tatlon, countellng. private doctor plut living eipenMt Bar *211515 Clearwater Atterney John Fricker I *00 817 1448 CDl CLASS A DRIVERS Clean 7 yr MVR, lull and pari lima In South Orlando 1 yrt axpeflant«C*H**S 1)85______ COM PANION/HOM E M AKER to llvt with tkJerly lady S a la r y , p r iv a t e liv in g quarter*, etc. Call alter 10am, plaaM 11**100_____________ KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONEY! All you need It your llll* Jack Diamond lor appointment 7*0 7878 DRIVERS Ewell Indutlrlet it accepting application lor RM driver* in the Orlando area (1400 ftircottee RdJ M ult have CDL licence Full benelll package Apply al 1*5* High It _______ L*n|waad EOE_______ EXPERIENCED COOKS Full lime Apply In person P e rry '! Retluranl. upper level. Allemontt AMU________ 71 — H e lp W a n t e d EMPLOYMENT m 323-5176 70QW.1HH St. AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing tucceedtllke luccett We’re well Into our Ird decade ol training tuccettlul ogenti Nolleental EXPERIENCED BOOT PERSON Mutl have own tool! end b« able to do heavy collltlan Apply In perton between Tam and 3pm al 1801 Country Club Road. Sanford 177 M44 WATSON R EALTY CORP REALTORS 1111100___ A U T O B O D Y R E P A IR T C C H N IC IA N / P A IN T E R Own tool I Experienced Sk lilt In current model! Orange City area Callalltr 1 P M V04 788 1105 Petition open lor an expert enced taltmarkeler Evening hour*, 4PM 7PM. Monday through Thurtday. Apply In perton Sanlord Herald. J00 N French Ava. atk lor Tracy W E E K 'S ALLEY GARAGE SALE Antlquet. colleclablet. turn, lawelry, radio, wigt. art work and more 510 S. Oak Ave., Sanlord. Saturday Only * 1 ANTIQUES ft C0LUCTABLES Old p lc lu ra t. and m ltc Thurtday and Friday Only. 8:10 1:10. 405 Magnolia Ava, Sanlord IHIitorlcal Dlttrlc)I BARGAINS ■ Loti of m ltc. Whirlpool wathar 175. Salur day, 8-TJ10 Saltuma Dr _______ Sanlord____________ BIG MOVING SALE Anllquat. lot* ol olhar turn . nick nackt, clothing, loyt. dlthat. wicker, generelor, 4011 trailer tor ttorege, lot* more 408 W isih St. (E ot 17 81) Sanford. Salt 7 Rain or thlna BIG YARD SALE Btdroom lurnllura, clothet. iltreot. bookt A magailnat and a lol ol mltc ttulf. Sal 4/8 and Sun. 4/10. Follow lha ilgnt from 1181. 84 Laka Drive. DeBery. Start! el 1:10 ______ H o u rly blrdll I_______ C i r t l i f i Con G a r i|i Salt AT OPEN FIE LO AREA ON 417 N E X T TO CARRIAGE COVE. April*.8.10.8am 4pm FIVE FAMILY YARD SALE Something lor averyonel Good ilulll 1514Mallonvltle Ave. T H U R 5 .F R I.5 A T .il FRIDAY • SATUR DAY 18-4 1811 Magnolia (cornar ol 18th Placal Sanlord____________ FRIDAY A SATURDAY Executive tleel datk, tiling cabinet. *’ tleel folding table*. 4' thop llghtt. motel ell. unit, entlque refrigerator,, large •olid cherry table, Bldg, block, baoy clothet and Item* Lott ol mltc. ,107 Drlltwood Ln .oil Lake Mary Blvd.T 1 _______ No aarly bird 11_______ GARAGE Salal* Whybotharf? WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE 11 ________ 407 110 8437 ________ •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage tale ad by II noon on Tuetday and taka advantage ol our apodal garage tale ad prlcell Call Clot tilled now lor deralltl MOVING SALE Complete houtehold Every thing Goetl Mechanical and yard *oolt. April 7. 8, and 8, lam 8pm. 801 E Mth Street MAIDS F/T. M F, 8 4 P /Trttld llytr delivery Molly Mold 7*7 1007 M A I N T E NAN C E PE MSO H . Pail tint* lor tm apt com pl«» Sanlord 180 8)51________ MECHANIC Full lima wllh cllrvt company In Mlmt, FI 40 hrt. Mon day Friday wllh pottlblllly ol tome overtime Htevy em phatlt on term eaulpmenl and tructci 87 10 Per hr plut benelltt alter *0 dayt Con le d J en Dither 4)1 187 4881 M EDICAL COMPUTER BILLING Part lima tor Doctor’* ottlca Send retumet to Blind BoalOT P O Boi war __ Sanlord. FI 117/1 1*87____ M EDICAL CNASm d ORDERLIES Mutl be certified 1 II and 71 thlllt Apply In perton Debery Manor M N Hwy 17 81 Debery. FI _________ *87 *88 40*__________ M EDICAL RN Charge nu'tet k>r fam 1pm and It 7 thillt IV and ven li lafor t ■per itnce needed Apply In perton Debar y Manor 80 N Hwy 17 tl Debary, FI_________ M EDICAL WAITRESSES/SERVERS M EDICAL RECEPTIONIST For buty orthopaedic olllce Call Sharon el 787 5533 OFFICE HELP P/T. Computer experience and organltalional tkillt re qulred Medical record! expe rience halplul Mutl lype 50 wpm Send retuma to P O Box 1187. Sanlord.£0177} _ PAINTER Experienced tpray painter lamlllar wllh polyurelhene t y t f e m t . 1 y r t exp Aulomollve/marine exltrior flnlthat Apply al 1478 Dalgner Place Sanlord ’ 1141*4 R K ip U o n is t/T ra n c fip tio n iit Experience required Send return# to III N Mangoutllne Ave _Sanlord FL 31/n______ NATIONWIDE COMMON CARRIER HIRING FULL TIME O.T.R. DRIVERS 114.000 A YEAR IS POSSIBLE. Pftid viBCfttioo m«diCftl. -end lift imur«fKO, uniforms. sfllK #rd mar# H \ of our drivers art hom# «v#r* <vr#ii Mlfi'lrnym -igir IS. 3 yrs von liable O T H #ap«rrt«nce Clast A' C D L Good driving record Doubles eEptrienc* end endorsement« plus APPLY Oft 1990 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DELAND, FLORIDA 32724 904-738 2778 ■ stcuf I t y c N e c L CcsM J f l 1I 1J PR PERSON (Go Gelltrl To vltll new home tile* In meho Orlando area Territory and training pro vided Gat altowan:# and in com e w ill ra n g e fro m 1100 8300'wk part lime IHouft lle.lble) Call 3111144 PRESCHOOL TEACHER Full lime lor foddlert Exp nec Call lor Appl 111 T il l or 111 M il T H t KIPS W Q ENIE PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR Mele or ftmet# freinee Perf lime or full time MS fo r R » n t A Q U IET. CLEAN rm. In San ford Kitchen A phone u*e. coinleundry 175 A up 118 8881 A Q U IE T FURN RM W I) comlw. HI prlv.. A/C. 871/wk « dtp I/I elec .runtmoker _______tU 8*88 alter 5pm______ C L E A N ROOM S.Single tlarllng 175/wk Kitchen, phone, laundry, video game*, oil itreel parking 1X54421______ IN P R IV A T E LON O W O OO home Steady employed 880/wk 130/dtP 818 I f ) NEWLY RENOVATED, pnvalx entrance, paddle Ian In your room your own foal control, refrigerator, microwave, and color tv Oil ilreel parking and maid lervlce Convenient local Ion The bail In town PRODUCTION 11) 0001 18 N EEDED PERM ANENT POSTIONS SANFORD Prlvaie entry, quiet area nouie privilege* 145 w! with »e, ;)ep U r ?**, Mfg to iw M individuals for assembly line Good fttfllod# 97— A p a r t m e n t s h ig h e ne rgy F u r n is h e d / R o n ! end r v lle b llfy .» must MS diploma end Qood work history required IS hr Never e feet Help Persennel. ft2t ft*M SALES I *00 )41 1114 SALES COUNSELORS Meputeble cemetcey offering e NOTICE All rental and real estate .idvertisements are lub|ect to the Fedvral Fair Housing Acf, which make! it Illegal to Adverbs* any preference. Ilm ifatJon or duerIm lnation hated on race, color, religion, set. handicap, familial status or nallcnal origin reef opportunity for people tsirlng to q.»m reveerd by offering needed services Full training with eacellenf hee'fh PL retiremeM benefds Full COTTAGE in the country 1 time poslfions w>fh high In fidrm, util ind Perfect for t-ortv* pofenl1111 No * ■per««nie . ref*r'Ad/sing wotiimg per son: necessery Cull K lendress ! US 1100/dw W '4M ilmmedjetelly e! 121 *U I EFFIC IE N C Y lg pn* h.sck SERVERS HOSTESS y A »d . all ubl in<i lifts mo • OISHWASHERS ft10! sec J2) IlSlce 32) 11/2 E sperlencevf only for ups<4|ie E FFIC IEN C Y APT Completely dub Cell 121 0014 furnished Utilities paid SM E N O I M f / E Q U IP M E N T I2S0 rno 1st and Usf 124 H4I M ECHANIC for l**n \*{ PRIVATE E N TR Y A OATH E v e n in g s 4 S h o u r s C e ll fu r Utilities turn Non smoking ftppt U6 9WQ leeve* messege IftQ/wk, |/Sd*p l a MIS SUBWAY/HANDY WAY SANFORD l Bdrm Lobage i B d rm Apt E ■ < e I le n t Eiperience growth wllh us es neighborhood |V0/wk ♦ e H a n d y W ey S u b w e y I 2UO sec Call 32J /t/> essoclele Per! F u ll time positions eveil Able Customer urienfed individual'! Are en 99— A p a rtm e n ts toureged to Apply in person ef U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t Ihe Mendy WAy locAftd At 4111 OrAnge Olvd LAhe Monroe or m All resume/AppliCAfion !o SPRING BREAK!! On# Bedroom Apartment! H a n d y Way. 231 Semoran Commerce PI , Suite 101. 1788 D E A L Apopka, FL 32/01 M ottw ood Apt* 177 7774 EEOM/F/H/V_______ MINUTES FROM SANTORD TEACHERS SPRING SPECIAL!) Must hawe carried 40 hrt 1 Bdrm /1 Bath 17) 1*70 toward a CDA or equivalent SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS or bachelors degree in early childhood 121 200S MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada 1bdrm 1160 mo TELEMARKETING a 2 bdrm . 1413 mu and up E O E ____________ NEEDED AT ONCE A lo la l p r o le t t io n a l Hairtlyllil Cotmefelogltl to. a lull tervice talon Mutl have following and Ihe motivation to expand Commlttion corn menturale with ability All inqulrlet held In itrief con tidence Send relume lo Blind Bax 111, Sanlord Herald, PO Bax 1887. Sanlerd. FL 11771 IM7 WRECKER DRIVER Experienced Mu*t live In Sanlord area A hove COL Apply al Dutch’! Towing. 7107 W 1*151 93— R o o m s JANIIORIAL P e rl 11me c ltin tr / f lo o r person Must be ebie to pess 1150315000 per month LPN 11 hr thllti Ham I fpm IV eipenenca preferred Apply In perton Debary Manor 80 N Hwy 17 *1 _________ Debary. FI ___ MEDICAL NIGHT COOK Experienced only Apply In perion: Day* Inn, Sanloid 487 111 4)00 WAREHOUSE AND OEN ERAL LABOR H E LP N E E O E O I Bonui for driven All ihill* available Dally pay. no fee Report ready to work 1 JO am, Inauilrlal labor Svc , 1018 F.ench Av. No phone call! National Mfg has several openings on lit aggressiv! telemarketing tfalt We oiler full training and beneflfs Starting pay is \t V0 hour Eapenence preferred Call Ms Baker, Mon Frl. 9 5 (40/) 431 0/13 TRUCK MECHANIC Light lo heavy duty Mu*f have lopli and experience Cell i l l 1*41 323 8670 Ml AT ) l)r Apl W Jml Si A ( Ct.tr pried k ik h m equipped iivo mo • drp m llt l O S T ttN i Inlrm apt 13V0 I bdrm tlVO Large rm s. quiet area Parking 4/9MAytown 12212/I PARK AVE me# A dean J flo o r ft SJ/J/mo 1200 rkp No pels 331 43Sadays 124 ItJSev* B d rm , h a rd w o o d MOVING SALE 111 W e t l w o o d l a n d , IPlnecreill Sanlord. TAM Sterling Salur day until 7 ' MOVING AND YARD SALE Friday, Saturday, 8 *, *N Ford Tractor and ditk. good runn­ ing condition plut mltc. equip. Alto, chicken* and rabbits. 3757 SR Eatl 48, O fc a y MOVING SALE Furniture, clothing, mltc. 715 Abbolt Ave , 1 blockt from old Lake Mary Flrt llouta Saturday and Sunday. * 5 OVIEDO H.S. BASEBALL SALE Saturday A Sunday. lAm 7Pm. White A rad werehoute, Intertacllonei) A 48, Sanlord PA0LA Thurt.. Frl., Sot, Sun 5131 Wilton Rd. W mu* (ram Wilton School Pool pump, typewriter, bike, etc.________ SANFORD 1ST CHURCH OF TH E N A Z A R E N t Hug* tale lo benelltt children! camp Hot dog and toda available. 1581 Sanlord Ave. Friday A Saturday 8i88-liM SATURDAY ONLY Kldt clothet, loyt, loolt, twlmmlng pool accettorlet, houtehold mltc. 110 E. Crytlal Lake Ava , Lake Mary, 8 4 * YARD SALE * SATURDAY ONLYI l i t Pina Wind* Drive. Hidden Lake. Flrtl lime goodt. tomethlng lor ever yon* I tern until 7 11 FAMILY SALE 1 HOMES Deer Path Lane oil W. 48 end Orangt Ava., Sanlord. look tor Ilgnt. Lawn mowart, edgert. loolt, orchid poll, blcylet. houthold mltc. Friday A Saturday 81 25 FAMILY SALE Slone Itland Oallona. Taka a*lt 51 oil 14. lollow ilgnt lA m -lP m . Saturday-4/8. Scuba gear, lurnllura, Nln tendo, tlirlmp neli. ate 29 Y c iri In T h i S im * Horn* All 5 kldt ara gone and to we've moved. We art tailing yard tqulp . bike, lean dttlgn datk, antlquat, loolt, poll A pant end much more. SAT 8 4! 104 Event Dale Rd.. Lake Mary, oil Country Club Rd 3 FAMILY SALE 108 Country Club Clr.. San lord. Friday and Saturday. LX MARY NATIVITY CHURCH RUMMAOE SALE F R IT 4, S AT81, H.CR417 HOUSECLEANERS For TID Y MAID. 5 dayt/wk wllh pay and banefllt. 118 17** LOCATES Conduct your own locale teerch For a llep fay tlep guide tend I IT 8110; locale, PO Boa i«n , Senterd. FL 11771-18*1 REED TRANSPORT, INC. TELEMARKETER ___.We’ll help! T H IS GREEH0USE WORKER Tractor •ip. helpful Dr Lie req M F I 3Call 111 0*84 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d 71— H e lp W a n t e d 4 FAMILY SALE A n t iq u e d r e it e r -8 1 7 5 . Clothing, houtehold mltc. 701 Oakway, S. Sanford Av*. Sal urday 81 H I 7811 atter 1pm 111 Keanaland Pika (Country Downt) Lake Mary. Saturday A Sunday 1 1 N o t ic e C le a n in g S e r v ic e L a w n S e r v ic e FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all contractor! bo reglltered or cartllled. To wrlty a ilalt c o n tra c to r! Ilconie call 1 800 )41 7840. Occupational Llctniai ara required by Ihe county and can be verified by calllngni-IIM .exl. 7*31 PERSONAL TOUCH CLEAN ING SERVICE. Hornet, apti and cart, i n 1110 J A D LAWN MAINTENANCE W* do (vtrylhlngl Call (or J r e* eillmxlei 3)4 5830 TO M A J E F F '! LAWN CAREI Ret /Comm . dependable, low r * ( t i ^ r e « * ^ ^ ^ ^ ) 0 7070 A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g RES./COMM. Vn yl Siding , Alum . F rn .m n i, Drywall. Door*. Hoctlng. Ccncrtt*. 111-4811 . S O. Ballnl, CBCSI8SM C o n c re te ~ CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayn* Beal I Man Quality Opera tlonl 1)0 1)38/41*» 4 ) E le c tr ic a l M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N , Repair addition, comm/rtt Llc/lni IER000«I8) 311 8475 A p p lia n c e s APPLIANCE REPAIR Free appl. aarvlce call with re pair*I John, A + Bail, 118 1185 C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kind! ol home repair*, painting A caramlc tile. Richard Grow 111 3871 C a r p e t/ln s ta lla tlo n CARPET M ILLD IR EC T Big Dtacountl Famou* Brandi Flrit Quality. Top Una Stilnmaitar. Saxonla*. Track leu, Sculpture* 18 88 yd Commarclil I*vet loop* I I 88yd Inilallatlon 407-314 1800 C a r p e t C le a n in g SAM'S C AR P ET C LEAN IN O plui llrlp and bull ll««ri. Realdantlal/commarclal 14 r*174J54T^Mipj^a44 541 hr* 114 1541. beeper 848 0 0541 G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s IN D O O R A O U T D O O R Plailtrlng. Remodel new and hltlortchomei 3117*10 " T lo m e I m p r o v e m e n F AFFORDABLE HOME Repair Dependable Alt phaiet. Call lor F r w t il. Michael 171 710* R ES TO R A TIO N . DRYWALL^ metal itudl, door*, trim, tld Ing. porch**,deck!, gajebot Ltcented/lntured 11) 10*7 RITE-WAY..... ....... WE SHOW UP r L « l *11)la llU iJla y A iT^* W o rk F o r Y o u -■■V’ n ll C l i i u i n c i l a 322-2611 C le a n in g S e r v ic e HONEST DEPENDABLE Paraon to clean your houM lull lha way you Ilka It al a youiuracanaltord. all Vermt 110 8804 P,|C*C*B TanSscapTng* RAN DY'S Q U A LITY LAWN: Complete pro can tine* IMO. Clean up*, hauling 1110718 M o v i n g f t S to r a g e ~ CLASS A MOVERS /Aoving ipeclaliili 10% otl all local move! wllh coupw "Wa move with pride Inmlmf* 3)1 al** P a in t in g P A IN T IN O , paper hanging, praitur* waihlng and dry wall repair. FreaatL 111 5174 P r e s s u r e C le a n in g 3in^^TT?^7(earwJrtrtvniyv roofi. pool deck!, walk*, houtai Free e*1, 371 4f77 P h o to g ra p h y BEACH, Sporll and Wedding! Mobil equip unique pricing For info call 114 8*0) R o o t in g GYSBERS HOME REPAIR A R O O F I N G : P a in tin g , ca rp e n try. B ond/Int/lTc RC008814) Call 574 4115 S w im m in g P o o l S e r v i c e / R e p a ir W E EK LY SERVICE from 145 mo Chem Rile Pool Service ^6^2/i^^Rober^hoemaker T r e e S e r v ic e tC H O L l TR E E JVC Llc’t, Int "Let Ihe Prolettional* do It.” Freeeitlmatei ..... 313 111* Window Repair and Cleaning WINDOW 4 SCREEN REPAIR: 407 111-7111 A d v e r t i s e Y o u r B u s i n e s s Eve ry Day For A s Low As $ 4 5 Per Month. Call C l a s s i f i e d 3 22- 2611 , ■ *-4 _ �‘ & Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, April 8, 1994 - 7B 9 9 — A ppaa r t m e n t s U n f u r n lIsslh e d / R e n t SANFORD I Bdrm. 1100/nio. plus tat w ily All ulllllitt paid t» t«p i» i«c _________ i l l m i SPACIOUS I BDRM Ind fir. front and back porch Craal location tlSO'mo At Chtodl Bfokar/Ow«#r H W m t M l _______ I BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIAL! I bdimt A attic avail Call Jerry, P I M M__ I BDRM at H U S Sanford Ava *333 Inc water and garbage tar ira nsa tim iipm 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t (E FF IC IE N C Y HOUSE For Rant SltS/mo At 111 S 4th SI . I lake Mary Call 4*» ACT (N IC ! B CLEAN V I Fancad yard No pelt 143S mo lit. lail B tat *04 71*4*47 4pm tpm [NICE > BDRMliouw In Sanloid Baautllul thadad lot, carport, tana t4»/mo lai IWa _ I f in e c r e s t 3/1. appliance! fenced yard *330 mo Call Faal, Ml i t 44 _ |*ANFORD Hamilton District R EN T TOGWN Lika nave V I. AY, Laundry *3000 Bn . U l t imo Mf riir___ |SANFORD. 1 bdrm. )ly bath lakelront bouaa USO/mo ____ 131 1004 SANFORD- GOLDSBORO RENT TOOWN ] bdrm Lika nan1 Air SI Soo down S)*Srmo It* 73*7 Stenstrom Rentals e SANFORD l/t w /den. lanced lird .c ll* n lJ ll no, *750 sat aPAOLA AREA 1/7* w/ dt.ie car garage, ter porch. Iplc wall A teptlc UM) mo StV) tec aSANFORD 1/1 DUPLEX w d hook up. C H A. S41tmo 11tOtec OOVIEDO l/l OUPLEX w/ carport, w/d hookup. haat'air Slav mo Slid iac Srt nodap Stenetrem Realty. Inc "We Manage yeur Heme, like It wai ear awn " Jim Oayla 333 1441 Alter 4PM: 1M I4tt 115— I n d u s t r i a l / F u r n it u r e OFFICE/warthouta tpac*. 1100 Sq H. Prime locallop at entrance lo Central Fla Re gional Alrpor^40/111 3407 * PRIME LOCATION * 7 W0 iq fl of nict office kpnc* 7 090 tq fl warehome, o lio ftticrd tlofnqa A irport Hlvif fronfagp 119 8144 117— C o m m e r c i a l R e n t a ls ________ LIQUOR STORE IJownlown Sanlord lor tale or Itata Alto liquor llcentet lor Orange and Seminole County lor tale t/4 4*/l_______ s a n f o h o r e t a i l /o f f i c c I.IS* tq tl Covered sidewalks, high Irallit aiea t'00 plut valet la. 'mo Slemtrom Real ty Inc, Jim Doyle 133 34*S HERALD CLASSIFIEDS WORK TOR YOU! 327-2611 U N IQ U E HOUSE 1 Bdrm hArdftood floori tpl } car gar ClOW to dowtifo*n 17J WMcUyt________m w w > v » t V I . AppHancts hoots up % OAfAge, corpet Wind* <tnl hoof/• r I SOOi n WOOfil 401 105—Duplex NEW Sanford ofltctl And/or WAfAhOUWA 400 7.100 tq ft Spatial 174)/mo 1)1 1)54 SANFORD. Office- tpace. )4O0 tq ft building total, 1700 tq ft par of lit mumf 81 7004 SANFORD 1 room offic* *ood panaM ad F re n c h A v r I IV3 month IK) Ittl soo SO FRKT for Im m on 17 fl. tuccattful tiiifm g Anchor butlnattat Good parking and lighting Or a a! vlMlhltlty Atk mg |4UU fno 87 44A4 wor k 141 — H o m e s f o r S a le AFFO R D ABLE HOMES VENTUF1E I PROPERTIES F HA OR VA AS LOW AS I* >N A%tumo no qualikat A ownar lin in ' mg low n »400'mo! Oov'l F ora< loturat. Repos' Seminole. Oranga, Volutial •FORECLOSURE! in on i Acre* Afjpf * in tufa util lenordvd' Only 1)0 000! • )/1. over I/2 err#' L u dm tem rm SataUkfadidY U4.900 • )/) w/POOL for only 141500' Liv dining, fam rmt too' • L A K E , ten nil pool! 1/7 cU'ltom, Mv dm m.it in k itch *Pfi! Gor Age 111.9001 • 1/1, new (Af (,irt A pAml' Cent M A t a#norf JutlMl.tOQt 17 hoAvlIy Iraad I I .»cre Spill! bdrm ceramic tile appl garag* Poiilblt owner ImjId ?nd Ju*f|7l 9U0' MaikhamWdt fortcloturt 4 7 I * Acre, pjtlure/itAblf H0S 000 C fS lT O H N E CEDAR AVE 3 txkm 3 bath tnildo u illlly . cor port M'rO'mo l*taodla*t lit * AFFORDABLE HOME * 1 0 7 - M o b ile OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 5 SANFORD I bdrm. 3 balh. cent ailr ,tnd heal, new roof, trevhly pAmfed msnJ*- and out new i a h k 'I covered porrh Ple.ive ta ll §94 7411 aik lor Mfkf or leave r?i%g |S4 900 lo talfdat 1*01 CI l)AR A V IN U t SOUTH BATEMAN REALTY L 11 Re§iI E itaft Broiler 7M0 Sanford Ave 321 0759 321 2257 CASSELBER R Y Heaulltul 1 fidrm. 1*3 bath New carfmt paint Showt hie a model I IA4.90Q §96 7074 141 — H o m e s f o r S a le MORGAN REALTY 321 6762 DELTONA •*4 l l l l t l l AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA A ORANGE COUNTY ASSUME NO QUALirvi 4 bdrm acutHtnl condition eornwr lot. fancad yard Only 149.900! Hurry, will wu ta*ff Call for details' Janet Mansfield. 323 7271 AA f jfftn Inc . 1)7 17)4 •OWNTR f INANCCI 7 000 * %q ft 4 bdrm .1 bath on dbi lot Low down gfeai lerrn%! Priced rightt ssa 450 'IM M ACULATE ) bdrm 7 bath bfk c o n s t, cent h a spacious family rm t^>4iutiful oaks and gar dens M! 500 tlanre /tit Q aaaS aal R l-A l. K S T A T n , INC 322 7498 VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking fo huy a home’ We have homes in all areas of Seminole Orange Volusia Count lest Call for rMsilM • 1/7 wiith tfreplac# newer carpet and tile. 144 900 • Foreclosuref 4 7on f 57 acres FirepIfKe 1104 vug • 4/7, 7 /00 sq It . fireplace ig SCr porch! HOi 900 Beth Osborne Venture I P.-operties 330 027 3/7 7 4 9400 SANFORD /Irdrm. I bait, Cat.” air and heal aiphanres in side laundry serpen porch large fenced yard. J sherds 149 900 177 174/or )7I 9IJ4 STENSTROM R E A L T Y . IM G BUYERS! A NO S As LOW as 14000 Drjwr* Gov I M•pu % IThe L ate11 List! Bank Foreclosures $up*»r Deals STAIRS REALTY • IN V E S T O R S P E C IA L ! 7 possible ) bdrm, l bath close m focal'on 1)1 900 • FIR ST TIM E BUYERS ) hdr m 1 bath, w e !k f o Guldsljurtj E lementary, fenced yard 14)000 • OWNER SAYS SELL! Ibdrm 7 bath screened atxsve qrnund poof fenced yard split pian near Lake Sylvan Parh 174 000 “* • SPACIOUS AND GRACIOUS ) bdrm J1'! bath, two story townhoose 7 car garage. 1*00' sij fl. pool and tennis 144,100 t n R IN G YOUR B O A T! St Johns Mtver access 7 bdrm 7 bath manufactured home m planned lamlly/retirement community 1)7 0O0 • LAKE MARY J thvy condo featuring 7 master suites l®ft ati appliances includes washer * dr yer C lose to I 4IS* 9U0 • NEW ON M ARKET 7 bdrm 7 hath, cathedral ceilings, ce ramie til*, close to new expressway and Lake Mary Hurt 147.100 eCHAWMlNG. UPGRADED ) bdrm } bath sprinklers vcp •irate workshop with electric, water and phone Great toea bon cios# to bus 170, SOO • A M U S T S E E ! Walk to Hamilton Elementary Better lhan r«*w ) Wfm. 7 bath, fireplace, formal dining, huge tented yard 197 SOO e POOL HOME in distinguished Mayfair J bdrm 7 baih, P"vacy fence 7 blocks lo .L a m Monroe Call nowl * 1107,000 *( ALITOWNIA SWISS STYLE horfte views Mayfair Golf Course i bdrm 7 bath, 7Q50 sq ft lovely treed setting 1110 QUO ePARK AVENUE ADDRESS 4 unit bull ding in Hi stork Ois trief 111)000 e DUPLEX 7 story boildmg t lose fodowntown ISO 000 e TR IP L E X Great location Excellent lontng' Investor dreamt |Sv WU *1*7) S K Y L A R K MO B I L E HOME 17*44 17 OOU You move hj own lot 322-2420 • 321-2720 Beautiful I, 2, &. 3 Bedroom Hom es Available Our Rates Are Retter Than Ever! •W a s h e r s / D r y c r s In A ll U n it s • S t a t e - O M h c - A r t F itn e s s C e n te r • E n c lo s e d P a t lo s / lt o lc o n lc s • P r iv a te E x t e r io r S to r a g e DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal for mobile home or home site horses, cattle, farming, or nursery Zoned agricultural U.900 per acre 5mal! down payment with owner tinanclnqi *04747 1771 S e m ’ ' " n l a i K 11" ' " k t ' M -T . H:30 - 5t30 •Sat 10-5 •Sun. I -5 JO 101— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu r e . AAA RAY * APPLIANCE a It* t French Ava. laniard R a I r I g a r a to r . S t o v a t, Waihan Oryart Fraa S yr labor mar. Dyl a.all 33* **«1 APPLIANCES, FURN., TV'S, •tc Buy S t l l ’ T r a d t In! C H E E P O D E P O T . Ill* Fr *n( ItA.B 111•>144 • BAR *T o 6 l S. Wlfcar look back! Ptrtact condition *40 toe both_______ 13« aott tv m*g ■ D IN E TTE SET, Small Htf. round tabta and lour chair*. Can dallvar *3! Call 333 431f_ • D R A C O YO UTH BEO. Parlact condition Haadboard. loolboard. frame and mat Iran OnlytSl 334 a0*llymig HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Ovar 70 yaan In Sanlord Saia* Nan and U*ad Sarvlca all makai A part* 304 E Commercial SI 373 3**J____ JENNY LYNN Baby ink. very good cond. Mi mattren *17! E.ecutive deck. *1100 Alter )t‘m 333 1731 _____________ • KENMORE DRYER br»l *3) lake! 11 Call 333 33*4 One very m ti if ted Sen ford Herald cuifomer exclaimed when canceling her ad J C knew the had her range reasonably priced, but iflll could not believe how many calli she received from her ad! T93— L a w n A G a r d e n FOR SALE WOOD MULCH Bring ihovatl *10pick up load You load 371 M43 ______ II HP l« " LAWN TRACTOR Naw bladet. new ipindit *400 333 4031 or 133 3051 30" I HP JOHN DEERE Rib INO MOWER with bagger M3! 131*134 195— M a c h i n e r y / T o o l s • ELECTRIC HEJLTER, 44 K n v . i n o o Call 333 *400 • TA B L E SAW. PORTABLE Work* good U> 00 Plaai« call 34* 1331 199— P e ts A S u p p lie s • BIRO CAOE. Round. 30" tall on low malal iland 13! Call 131 *0*0 • FREE KITTLNi m 3 w eek, from now IJuitbornl I black. I blue, grey, I llrlp*d A grey Father. Ay,a biu*. Molher, itraycal 374 0300 ______ • F R E E TO OOOO HOM E, Shep Hutky mti, mat* houia brokan. great with kldi and olhar dog* 331 *3*3__________ I M U I T SACRIFICE. Dobarman. II mo old black mal* Can and tall cropped B e a u t i f u l dog In door Outdoor Only 1100 __________________Call 334 144? 209— W e a r i n g A p p a r e l • PROM DRESS. SH* 5/« *10 Pleai* call 133 11*3 for mora Information C o lle c t ib le s EGGS-ACTLY 322-2611 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 Super Easter Specials 2 & .i Bedroom Apartment H om es! O h /, Geneva Gardens 1505 W. 25th Street Sanford 831-9993 • PAINT TH E TOWN RED whit* and blue Selling oil 7 only, t 1/3 ertgl* ,a!b bruih 7 only, 1" lit* bruih 3 only, 4” houM bruih. A *30 vatu*, hiking *14 lor all l l . 333 43*4 • WELSH BABY BUOOY. SO yr*old. vinyl. M3 OBO 311 *341 2 1 3 — A u c t io n s AUCTION FOR DONNA RAE SUNDAY. APRIL t», l**4 • Prtvlew all OOp m a • Auctionat 3 OOp m • Auction lt»m» donated by Local ratal I ttorai* A rtlili RaitaurantiaHotali Location THE EDOE IM W. Uvlngiten Street, Downtown Orlando 215— B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o r ie s • OLASTRON. lilt V hull. 13IW. 360 Volvo, llih/ikl, lot* ol •itrai *3000 OBO 1)4 sws__ • HOUSEBOAT, llvt aboard 43’ Nautallni, twin angln* V drive, I70K DrQuam**! *1*1 OUTBOARD 40t>p Johmon with control!. n«w water pump IDS Can haar run l it 3171 • I* F T BOWRIOER It! HP Mercury, o/b. low houri. with trailer *3,000 131 01*t________ • till REOAL Made 11Ion 17’ 10". 4 cyl In/outboard motor w/drlv* on Irallar 11.000 OBO *30 *004 or *** *101 aval i t * AQUA SPORT, CC. 303 I/O. everything like new *3000 OBO *04 111 *703 *04 774 *474 • It FT PONTOON boat , all libarglaii. 140 HP Evlnruda Vary fatlt Many avlrai Ilka new I Only *10.310 333 U M '17 OLASSTREAM IS' boat, trailer, sohp Johmon Never In tall walar. t ic condition *3.400 OBO *04 33* *35* 221— G o o d T h in g s to E a t STRAWBERRIES U-Plck Open *em 3**I Celery Ave 3 ml E qt Sanford I ml N ot SI Rd 4* S Me pound. I ll H U 222— M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d is e BLONDE FEN D E R STRAT Autographed from Wayrw i World it SIS00 OBO 131 1331 eve! 2 2 3 — M is c e lla n e o u s A N T IQ U E Greer Dana re frlgeratlon 40 tt ,ernl trailer Good lor itorage. not road worthy *330 Call 331 OT43 • CARPET, indoor/outdoor *' X l» High quality. Aqua laa mist color ) y n old Screened parch replaced by iun room MO Call i n M3* FAST* Htafthy. P* inIt it in«E pMimiv* way to lo** wtiq'M now O*! Happy» 714 37U • ORACO CAR SCAT Like n ««i Paid )§0. aiking iso ___ ______ )74 4041 iy mig • HOUSEPLANT. 10 Ft Ficu% tra# in pot SI) Cal! 417 7711 S A TC L ITE SYSTEM N*v*r in |!#ll8i), ftmott control, da icra m b ltr *quipp«d Coll 12400, akklng SI 1)0 777 1/44 • SCREEN DOOR, whit# alu mlnum 16" wida Llk» naw! Pum p F f i m i Hafdwarte Thfttholdpiaf 14) 3)0 471) 230— A n fiq u e /C la s s ic ________ C a r s ____ • FORD THUNDERBiRD. 1*44 AH original! N ««d » iome work |l,4t) OBO 12101S4 •1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC 13000QUO All power 373 0314 ’ 231— Ca r s CADILLAC SEOAN DEVILLE. 7*. All power, A/C. run, good, new lira*. M00 *04 IIS 01*7 • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL *1 Like naw Mult Mil Only *33.300 Call (4071333 **34 • DUNE BUOOY Full liberglatt body Convertible top Rebuilt VW engine Many new parti Prolaiilon built 13300 111**7* • P LY M O U TH Grand Fury, whlta A t cond thru out Good mileage 13000 OBO ___________373 **00__________ e PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION e E V E R Y TU ES O A Y tiM PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *3, Daytona Beach _________ *04-3Umi_________ VOLKSWAOEN SCIROCCO. U Eecallant shape I Rum great i Looks sharpl Mult ,ee lo apprtclala Asking 13,730 OBO Can see at Ilnghs Road Runnar, 3MI S Santerd Ave. >13 *l*t Aik lor Tarry 233— A u to P a r ts / A c c e s s o r ie s • R EC e ' v ER HITCH, heavy duty lor lull lift Dodge truck Cleu IV rating With access 140 333 4*30 I IM F • REESE TR A ILE R HITCH. 0*1* III. 1000/10.000 capad ty Fit* molt full site pick up! MO 331**1* 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / B u s e s /V a n s • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN 'It. I ton. Pa>wmger van, clean Loaded1 Too much to Hit. mull see to appreciate Only *3,4*3 OBO_____ 131 *300 • FORD RANOER. LTX 17 P/l. truiw. A/C. itareo. 4.300 mil*!. I yr or 13 000 ml let! on warranly Cad 337 1333______ • ISU1U P/U •) Red. 7K. A C am/fm can, lull bedllner ir,tr window Iv . vi 1II M l, • JEEP PICKUP TRUCK. 1*71 *i4 with topper lino OBO Heed! alotot TIC J33 1*3* • JEEP PICK UP *4*. 1*7*. V*. auto Engine and tram re built (about 70,000 mllasl Newer interior *1 000 331 3006 S Sanford Motor Co. #91 CAGLE TALON Turbo «il wh#*l drivt 79-000 mi It* 112.975 Call m AMI • 1972 C H E W l/l ton p u. 2)0 VI Rum good Engine and t f li| strong 11)00 37) )I I I • I9«) SUBURBAN CMC 4 7L dific! Mif ton mechanically *Oiid. new rad brake rotor% & C8bp«rt/NiAd Ilnijr V*ry good llrtiarid tow pfcg l ) W0 OBO §07 711 I4M_________ • 199) S 10 BLAIER 4 dr M l power, Tahoe pack Ago IJKml 117,000 firm 12J 9404 after 4 2 3 8 — V e h ic le s W a n te d WC PAY lO P H ttF O R Cornplf ft &r Wrecked Cart, Truck* RUNNING or NOT • ANY CONDITION • 122 1044 . 2 3 9 — M o t o r c y c le s a n d B ik e s 1*3 HONDA TWINSTAR. 1*7* J.000 mil**, loaded Lika naw! 1900 19U HONDA 7MMAONA. Good condition 11.2)0 ______171*431____ • ’•I HONDA 31fl cu»lom. good Condition, 3SK miles 1700 OBO 333 0*33 Ivmsg or 3J3 433* • ’•I KAWASAKI. 300 LTD Prime condition IVOO or will trade tor ion fao.il )3I 41*3 241 — R e c r e a t io n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s • H O L ID A Y Rambler Imperial. 'I t Jiff bcistment model loaded £ seal lent cond Op tlonal Honda motor Kooltf for 2 v*/ rock 152,000 §07 499 §979 • VAN/CAMPER. 197). Chavy modal JO Good condition All acctfidrit* il.SQO 373 4*t§ 190S LO COLEMAN camper, ga* lto v t, elec air, awning 17100 S554 lit St Paola 27J §479 1917 COACHMAN M.H. 74 tf U K ml M any * * I ra i! I nc I gtricrator Vary »A ly lo d r Ive 119.900 37/ 48SO • '74 MOTOR HOME Muni great Will frade lor trav«l trailer of comparable value 321 719) W SOUTH WIND motor home. 75 ft. Excel lent condition Gen •rotor 15.000 J77 9179 '91 ALLEORO motor homt 27 ft. awning, twin beds, generator and tv 137 )Q0OQO37t 0737 243— T r a ile r s LAWN TRAILER. 3 X 10. 4 Fl sides, 3 big lock bo<et 1300 1)1 m i alter tPM W e'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. Y o u pay fo r the first 10 days and i f y o u r car doesn't s e ll, c a ll us and re n e w it fo r F R E E ! P hone n u m b e r and a s k in g p ric e m ust be in c lu d e d in ad. N o c o p y chan g e w h ile ad is ru n n in g e x c e p t fo r p ric e. N o n -c o m m e r c ia l o n ly . C a ll 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 I to d a y! Your transportation ad works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: • Make and Model • Year • Power Features 322-2090 • Mechanical Condition • Body and Finish • Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessories/lnlcrior Houffl. Mon Ffl O 30 - 5:30 Managw] Dy ArgvLaCkcdunfiopiMic M S ift* * * * PRIVATE IN VEiTO R **nH to buy Inconw proporllv! Will look at all any condition 1MHJ4___ t on I BDRM/! bath pool homa in Laka Mary High School d'Hnct P I..H call 404 1*1 !«*« mlh d.laili Nobrokar! LAKELAND CIVIC CENTER April II. I*. 13 Friday night preview 1 tpm Admiliion *3 Saturday and Sunday * ! Admlnlon *4 City parking *3 Spomorad by Lakaland Rllla and Ptilol Club. Inc__________ • ROLLER SKATE'S Ctrl ill* 3. McOr*go' Junior E J Roll»r, velcro Like n*w Worn 4 time! Child tail grower Only |I0 __ Call 333 *41* • S T A IR C L IM B E R P LU S •■•rciMr with vld«o Paid over *100 Socrltlc* tor US Call 333 443* 211— A n t i q u e s / Ask About O u r j%St. Croix Apartment^; W a n te d GUN SHOW THE BIG ONE CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU! Follow the Easter Bunny To Savings... ’ l) , ,k w 159— R e a l E s t a t e 187— S p o r t in g G o o d s • QOLP CLUBS. Full cat ol J C Snead! 3 pw. puttar, } wood! and Fibanpetd driver Bag Includad *100 Alio graphite drletr available Aik lor Shane 331 3341 or ly mig We Have 3301 S. Siinford Avo. • Sanlord 322-9556 UOOVttntry CkrpotB Call 111ilk* w *31 33*3 NEW I***'!, NO DOWN, l l \ Inttrait. I*X3», IlM/ma. 14 X 30. Iltl/m* Ml S3** • STEREO SPEAKEBS. *" by la" In nlc* chape SIS lor tha cal Call 313 MOl____________ TRADE Naw Dahon Sltrto Sy! lam A Boca Speaker! tor anything of valual 34* 3133 • TV. Ramola, 110 Call 313 4UP LET THE SANFORD HERALD Houis Mon M.d 0 5 10 CIosinI Bun I I t id n iim i S K /V U R E E Z E 3*<4I 3/1 tpllf 'l l P l.rio n ctntral M/A, carport!IJ.iPO 183— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d i o / S te re o B E A U TIFU L ANTIQUE RU0S. IllV X I0VV B 13W X I ’ Rtaionably priced 333 *333 APARTM ENTS 1000 Stonebrook Dr., Sanford NY I t lU 3/3 iplIt, *4 lla.tpr.ng utnlral H/A. icr*«n room II. SOO KENMORE waihar. very nlcal f ree delivery and warranty JahnA-t-Bait, 314-11U • MICROWAVE, Emerion Like new with turntable Work* parted A bargain at IIS __________ 132*114__________ POWDER BLUE and balg* LR chair, old build with caitori. rattan tovanat. 1 carved chain, rockar with laptitry ________ Call i l l i l l ! _________ SOFA with matching lavataat. Fairly nawr only a law yr* old *l*Uof both. 3111*11________ • UPHOLSTERED CHAIR. SKXI OBO Brand naw Beige an liqu* valval with email dtilgn In brown and burnt orang* Brown piping, cordlnatad d ip t and dailgn, itralght !klrt. pleated at cornar* and arm p ro ltcto n Highland HoutaMlg Vary comfortable __________ 114 I*40 W A T I R B I D . K in g i l i a w/haadboard, haalar I month* old 113131* 3*4* Joal • W A TE R B E D Quoan ill* w/haadboard and padaital baia w/S drawtri 13JOBO Call Mark W* Old* • W ATER BED, SOFT SIDE, KINO S U E . 1100 OBO 311 33U I• a v • m • * ^ a 2 ^ ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ • TOYOTA COROLLA wegon. '» !. Auto, A/C, red 33K, warranty I*.*30 133 *43* -73 VW BE ETLE, 1*00ang Rum good, look! good, priced good With Radio 11400__ 333 *343 'l l T BIRD; Beaulllul green. Greet shape Need! engine work *300 ____ 333 73** •t l CHEVY Chevelte t dr I ipd, new tire*, doein t burn oil Good Ind car MOO 337 7JI3 • ’(3 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr 3 *pd., A/C, Pw . Am /Fm caiiatt* *3000 333 *411 M OOOOE COLT VISTA 4 dr wagon, p/*, p/b. A/C. 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LIBRA ISept. 23-Ocl. 23) Tills TAURUS (A|xll 20-May 20| You have u lot more In common might he a day of discovery for Ilian you may realize wllh a you In measuring the depth of y o u r r e s o u r c e f u ln e s s . I n person you recently met. Today you could become aware of the sllncllvcly you'll know how to fact that a foundation exist for a Improvise when meeting with opposition. relationship. SCORPIO (Oet. 24-Nov. 22) QEM1N! (May 21 -.June 20) You're apt to he the person S o m ething on w h ich yo u 've been w o rk in g Independently others turn to today when In might have a belter chance of need of reorganizing something By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY April O. 1004 r o b o tm a n * by Jim MeddicW that Isn't functioning properly, even If you aren't personally Involved In the endeavor. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. 21) You are now In a rewarding cycle that could present you w llh unique opportunities for personal gain. Act Immediately on whatever develops, because It may be of a fleeting nature. CAPRICORN (Dee. 2 2 -Ju n . 19) When a person whose mind and views you respect talks today, be a dedicated listener. Ifc/shc may give you nu Idea Ibal can be reshaped lo your present needs. AQUARIUS (Jail. 20-Feb. 10) Conditions arc extremely u n ­ usual today. In that you might derive substantial benefits from two situations where you appear lo be on the outside looking In, Instead of being at the helm. PISCES (Fell 20-March 20) Involvements you have today w h ic h Include close friends should work out to everyone's liking. When It gets down to push uud shove, the buddy system could kick In and pro­ duce benign results. 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. bv Leonard Starr ANNIE Y ou’Re MPeRieHOHO w hat r rui excAuse of rue jo y ANNie HAS DROPOUT INTO VCXR lir e . . . A N 0 WHAT H tA 1.055 WOUIP <*t£AN TO YOU . 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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 08, 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/c5539a4bb05b44733fb2d1d8c768348c.pdf b3e2324d61d707b9b3999694939fdc85 PDF Text Text MONDAY 14, 1994 30 Cents Sanford Herald S e r v in g Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County ainoa 1008 66th Year, No. 152 - Sanlord. Florida N EW S D IG E S T Holiday Inn’s future Lease proposals to be aired by city today □ Sports By NICK PP1IPAUP Greyhounds settle debts Herald Stall Wrltor LONGWOOD — If thcrr were any doubts as to who's the state's best blub school Kiris' socerr team, they were dispelled by ihr|>rr!onmmcc of the Lyman Grrylsnmds Saturday night. SANFORD - The Holiday Inn will continue to opcrulc on the Sanford lakcfront. G etting pa|x*rwork approved for building ownership, however. Is a lengthy uud complicated situation The matter ts scheduled to l>e discussed during today's meeting of the Sanford City Commission work session Ix'glnnlng at 4:30 p m. Resolution Trust Corp. |RTC|. which took over ownership ol the building last year, has now rejxirtcdly reached an agreement with Bernard Sandler of ll.irborvlrw i’roix-rtles Development C om pany, which w ould allow Sandler to purchase the Holiday Inn. The deal involves only thr physical building. The land on which ts Is located Is the property of the City o f Sanford. In a recent letter to City Manager BUI Simmons. Sandler wrote. “ It Is to our mutual advantage to Bee Page 1R BRIEFS 10 arrested In fraud case SANFORD — A l-ongwood nun was arrested Friday along with nine associates In what stale Insurance Investigators are describing as the largest rase of workers' compensation fraud ever In Central Florida Floilda Department o f Insurance oITtcrrs arrested Cedric Ikxloh. 57. 311 Fox Valley D riv e . L o n g w o o d on seve ra l co u n ts ol racketeering, workers’ rnmprnwillon Insurance fraud, mall fruud and grand theft ttodnh Is listed as the owner of Allied Temporaries Inc. with 17 oilers In several Florida cities. Insurance of fir 1.4* allege Ikxlob and his office nunagrra lied uboul thr type of work the employee* performed In order to gel lower Insuranrr rales. Hoofers and day laborer* whose jobs have high Insurance rates were allegedly drscrired as low-risk rlrrlcal workers Several Insurance carriers not tiled thr state insurance department of discrepancies In Allied audits. Charges werr filed a ler a year long Investigation. Ikxloh was released on $1001)00 bond Friday night. f it is to our mutual advantage to work together to achieve suc­ c e s s for the H o l i d a y Inn property. The city would, after all, enjoy more tourism and employment of its residents should this transaction come to pass. J - C it y M a n a g e r B ill S im m o n s work together to nehlevr success for the Holiday Inn property. The city would, after all. enjoy more tourism and employment o f Its residents should this transaction come to pass " The matter has been under discussion during the |>ast several months between Sandler and city officials Former teacher honored on her 100th birthday By NICK FFBIFAUF SANFORD — Members of the Clty/County Investigative Outrun. CCIH. confiscated 95 marijuana planet Sunday. Seminole County Sheriffs spokesman Ed McDonough sakl they were found growing In u Held west of Sanford. A deputy reportedly found the pot plants while on patrol on lilckman Road. "Most of the (Jams were no more than six Inches In h eigh t." McDonough explained. "Som e were only seedlings." CCID agents rrporlrdly bunded the plants and took them to the CCIB ofTUr. An investiga­ tion Is underway to determine who may havr planted the marijuana. Herald Stall Writer LONGWOOD - Her family held a party for Carru Ryan Whitmire Saturday In honor of her 100th birthday. Carre was born on Feb. 9. 1HIM In Grove Oak. Ala. Although she mlserd St. Vulentlne's Day by a few days. Carru Is still a real sweetheart. • We would have liked to have the party on her birthday.” said Maxine Campbell, her daughter, "but there were so many school teachers and others who couldn't he there during the week, wr decided to hold It on Saturday." Derby talk time Sharing Center Awarda LONGWOOD - Tire South Seminole Christian Sharing Center held an Award* Dinner Dance Saturday at the Hllton-Orland) North. Alta­ monte Springs. Among the honors was the presentation ol tlx* Good NrlghUir Award to the Father Lyon's Council. Knlghtsof Columbus. In Sanford. Am ong ccrtlfkratcs o f appreciation was one to Bruce and Debbie Eckstein of Magic Triangle Insullatlon. In Lake Mary. Other award and certificate winners from throughout the area were also given Individual honors during lh? event, planned In lx? n continuing r.nnml alfalr See Inn. Page 5A She’s a sweetheart who has celebrated a century of Valentine days Marijuana seedlings found SANFORD — Persons who ure Interested In participating In this year's Central Florida Soap Box Derby will gather at 7 p m. this Wednesday. Parks and Retreat Ion Director Mike Kirby Is asking all entiles from last year, as well as twraons who nny be planning to enter this yenr's race, to meet at the Satiord Recreation Department. 300N. Park Avenue. "There have hern a few minor changes since last year that jxwplc will want to know about." Kirby said, "and there will be information available for persona planning to enter for the first time this year." A registration fee o f $ 15 Is rcqdrcd. The actual Cailral Florida race day Is June I I . 1994. with the event to be held at the city's new derby park, off Oregon Avenue. For Information on the meeting, phone 330-5697. One controversy which must he settled Is the difference between what Sandler wants und what the city would offer In a lease agreement regarding any other motel and/or restaurant which may lx* In the waterfront area Sandler has suggested that no fast fotxl or eafeterlal style restauianta ure to lx? built or opened on the waterfront area, und no other hotel or motel may lx- built on the waterfront area. Sanford City Manager Bill Simmons Is urging the city commission to consldrr that portion of the agreement c losely. He has suggested the lease would need to contain a "not to compete” clause, perhaps including "n o other motel" on the Island, hut clearly consistent with the overall objective of greutrr development along the waterfront and on the marina. According to advance documents. Sandler Is pro|x>slng a mutual coopernllon venture with the city which Includes srvernl Issues M*«*MPtwlob, Nes*< Hwtwck C a m R y a n W h itm ire o n 1 0 0 th b irth d a y . Rain in January on rise By J. MARK BARFIELD Senior S till VWtef_______________ _ SANFORD — A rainy January Improved parched condition* throughout most o f the 19- f 1Bee Rain, Page BA Approxtmntly 50 of her rela­ tives were on hand Saturday afternoon at Meridian Nursing Center In Longwood. where she presently resides. "She Is hard of hearing and her eyesight Isn't too good unymorc." her daughter said, "but everyone at the party said how alert ami wlth-ll she was." Cana spent much of the day recalling some of the fond rejec­ tions she had about her past, but mostly enjoying the fact that so many o f her family were on hand nt one time. She was the 10th child of I t children born to Hiram and Virginia Ryan. Her only sibling still remaining Is a sister. Eva McMahan, o f Alalia. Ala. She Is 98. There are 15 months dif­ ference In their ages. "It wasn't a surprise party. M a x in e c o m m e n t e d . *' W e couldn't have done that becuuse she Is the type person who wants to know everything that is going on. and know It well uhcad of time." Cairo received her early educa­ tion at Grove Oak and Albertville. Alabama schools, then taught school for several years before marry lug Delmcr Whitmire, who was ulso a teacher. [. Bee Birthday. Page BA Health academy orientation Event set for parents of students in program By VICKI DeBORMBR Herald Stall Writer_________ ____________________________ SANFORD — The parents of students who will be enrolled In Seminole High School's Academy of Health Careers In the fall probably have n lot of questions. Academy officials wunl to be sure all their questions are answered and thut they are comfortable with the committment their youngster* and they arc being asked to make to the unique program. To ease the unxlety and answer their questions, the school has organized an orientation lo help the parents on Wednesday. Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. The Health Academy opened this past August with a full complement of students. The academy offers training In u variety of careers for students Interested In the medical profession. From medical receptionist to veterinarian, from medical transcription!*! to physician, the students In the academy are prepared lor cither employment Immcdt- [ Bee Orientation, Page BA Cook middle school teacher of the year From staff reports By VICKI DeSORNIlR Herald Stall Writer Bridge............ ..........BB Classlflsds ~.4B,BB Comics......... - ..... I I Crossword Osar Abby MIIINItMOt SB Deaths............ - .......BA Dr. Oott... mhmhmimiiM Editorial................... .. Florida......................t A Horosoops............ Movlss................... Nation-........... •••■ People................. Polios-.................... Bohool Menu........... ®ROftS.........so.soo.1B| Trlc v lilo n ..... .......... Waathar............ ....... There’s a chill in the air Lake wind advisory. Partly sunny, windy and cool. High In the mid to upper 60s. Wind north 25 mph and gusty. SANFORD — Terry Cook has a blast at work everyday. The Lakcvicw Middle School teacher was recently selected at the Middle School Teacher of the Year for Seminole County. "She's a hcck of u teacher." said principal Jim Shupc. "I don't know unythlng ubout that Oviedo teacher, but hr must lx* something else to have beat out Terry-'’ Oviedo High School's Greg Register was named the Seminole County Teacher o f the Year. Cook leaches the’ Skills for Adolescence class as part of the middle school exploratory wheel for sixth graders. The class Is baaed on the Lions' Quest program curriculum thut Is designed to build the sell esteem of adolescents by focusing on the skills they need to help them survive a very confusing and sometimes unpleasant portion of growing up. Cook tackles the formidable task with humor and enthusiam. She says she loves teaching. The students und the committment of the other teachers are her dally Inspiration, she said. Her classroom Is alive with noise and color and □ Bee Teacher, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEW M id d le S c h o o l In S a n fo rd �2A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, February 14. 1994 Mardi Gras deemed a success By V IC K I OeBOM IIIR Harold Stall Wriler_______________ SANFORD - Thr street was quiet ulong Oak Avenue between Blh and Dili streets In this morning, save the occasional clultrr of little feet spurring Into class. The swings at the Park on Park playground squeaked In the wind, but were empty. The Mardi Gras celebration at All Souls Catholic church and school la over. Exhausted, organizers smile us they double chrek tile flgurrs and slowly begin to get tn gear for next year's celrbrulInn. "It went very, vrry w ell." said Sally Moore, spokesman for the event coordinators. "W e were so plrased,” Despite the torTrnti.il rain on Saturday. Moore said, the event was more profitable than last year. "W e had a gross nl atxml 540,000." Moore said, "but after expenses. 1 guess we m ade closer to 525.000." The Mardi Gras celebration Is an annual event that benefits the school and cbiirrb while pro­ viding a lot o f fun for the young and the young at heart. The A ll Souls Mardi Gras celebration begun five years ago as a small attempt to raise some m on ey to su p p le m e n t th e school's Income and to provide Mime added supplies and serv­ ices to the students. The event lias grown by leaps and bounds. Moore said. Today. It ts one o f (lie school's most successful fundraisers. One o f the most popu lar features o f the event Is the raffle drawing. T h e grand prize In that drawing is 82.000 cash. The Safety zone set at 500 meters PENSACOLA — The Coast Guard has ordered boaters to stay at least 500 meters from a rtf* that will drill lor natural gas off the Florida Panhandle because o f fears that protesters would lie a safety hazard. The safety zone was requested by Chevron USA Inc., which last month received a permit to drill the exploratory' well In the Gulf of Mexico 28 miles south of Pensacola. "They need a 500-meter nrea they can quickly evacuate." said Coast Guard Lt. Verne Gifford, a marine and porl safety officer In New Orleans.' Chevron officials were worried protesters would get In the way tn case the rig had to l>c abandoned In an emergency, he said, To hts knowledge. Gifford said, this ts the first time such a safety zone has been ordered In the gulf, although they are common off California's coast. "W e have to have the ability to protect our operation, our jieoplr and nny people In the area." said Chevron environmen­ tal and safety engineer Sandl Fury In New Orleans. "S o I think the request was a prudent one." She said Chevron also sought the safety zone to prevent boats, fishing lines and nets from striking or snagging scientific equipment that will be in the water around the rig. Police recover baby stolen from hospital MIAMI — The mother had Just finished feeding her 2 -day-old son when a nurse came Into her mnterntty ward room and told her It was time the newborn be returned to the nursery. The nurse took the Infant from hts mother’s arms — then fled from the hospital with (he baby, one police say w as meant as a replacement for the one she miscarried Just wreks ugo. The Infant was found safe early today at the south Dade County home of Curol Elnhart Jordan. 45. who surrendered to police without Incident. Mid Mctro-Dadc poller Detective Patrick Urlckmnn. Jordan, a nurse who Is on leave from her Job at Cedars Medical Center, was rhargrd with one count o f false Imprisonment, and several oth er charges are pending, lirlrkmun said. The mother, whose name was not tiring released, didn't think It unusual when Jordan asked for the child because he had Just finished a nursing and Is returned each nlghl to Jackson Memorial Hospital's nursery'- Brickman said. Jordan was dressed as a nurse, he said. Jordan and the mother did not know each other, he said. Minutes after she left with the baby, the real nurse come Inlo the mother's room looking for him. When the mother said another nurse nlrrady had returned htm to the nursery, the nurse checked with her partner. They quickly realized the baby had been kidnapped. Brickman said. Hw*W P W t by S«»»n Wkwh Holywood East Dsncors performed for Ihe crowds on Saturday. second prize ts a week on the beach and the third place winner recleves four tickets for n cruise on the Grand Romance. This year, the third place winner was Tom Tutun of Sanlord. The second place winner was Eddie Uorggls of Miami. The grand p rize went (o Laura Omrrn o f Deltona. Moore Mild none of ihe winners were present at the lime ol the drawing and they are being asked to com e claim thrlr prizes at the school. Moore figured that the rain cut more than $2,000 from the profits lor Ihe event. " I think we did as well as last year even with the rain." she said. "Maybe even slightly bet­ ter." Moore said Saturday evening's rain could not compete with the music of the Itand Rumblrseal which perform ed under thr main entertainment tent. "They played longer than they planned and no one wanted to leave." Moore said. ''T h ey were so good." While they are still reeling from the exhaustion o f working a weekend full o f 12 to 18 hour days, thr organizers are nlrrady preparing for next year's Mardi Gras event, which will take place Feb. 26-28. "T h e nicest th in g ." Moore Mild, is how much community supjxirt we get. While they are still working Hits year, people are telling me they are willing to do It again next year.” Legislative "04 Session focus: Juveniles, budget Clam clamor threatens abundant beds TORT ST. JOHN — They roll In like fog. up to 300 clammrrs on busy days, to dig In the shallow waters of the Indian River Lagoon In Brevard County. Since a rich bounty of clams was discovered In the protected waters Inland o f Cape Canaveral and Merritt Island In early 1992. an Increasing number has Invaded the area. Now many fear the masses will disperse only when the oncc-great bounty has been wiped out. "I wonder when It ts going to dry up." Util Drowning, environmental specialist for the state Department o f Envtroninettfsf* Protection, said of the prime clamming area. "It's supposed to be the most productive on the East Coast, (but) a resource can only last so long.” Brevard's stretch of the Indian River Lagoon produces 90 percent of the state's clams and 15 percent of those harvested nationwide, according to the department. In 1992. fishermen raked In more than 900.000 pounds of clams from Brevard's waters. Most came from an area ubout two miles north o f the Port St. John ramp, which Is near the middle of the northern half of the Brevard's portion o f the tidal lagoon. evacuated lor 4o minutes Friday after a bomb threat from an nnonymous culler complaining about stupid laws. Then Sat­ urday. 3.500 or more demonstrators arrived to protest a proposed assault-weapon ban. As attention locuses on crime tills week, a Juvenile Just Ire package approved by a *ck»-t panel- goes- to- the Senate Criminal JustineCiimrrtttrer for hearings. n,i A House panel may take up'fttjit cham ­ b ers Juvenile justice- proposals today, said Kathv Putnam, spokeswoman for House Spcakrr Holley "H o " Johnson. D-Mlltnn. The hlggrst House-Senate difference hi over rrratlnn o f a new Juvenile Justice agency. "The House feels the money Is better spent on front-line programs rather than the bureaucracy." Putnam said. By BILL BBROSTROM Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE — Whether lt takes a new state agency to fight Juvenile crime ts one major dispute as lawmakers concentrate on the Justice system in the second week of the 1,1HttM session. . How to allocate taxpayers' money also will “ be disputed as the Senate and House work "o n their budget proposals. "They will take the money and have war umung themselves." said Senate President Pat Thomas. D-fluIncy. "It's competitive." Lawmakers also nrc getting an early star, on ways to keep the laws they pass from b e in g r e w r i t t e n — s o m e t im e s u n ­ rec o g n iza b ly — by e x e c u tiv e branch rulemakers. The session opened Tuesday with the state of the state speech by Gov. Lawton Chiles. He and lawmakers seek re-election In Novem ber, toning down tax talk this session. As the first week closed, the Capitol was From Associated Prtss reports On the budget, the Senate hopes to shape spending proposals by the third week of the session, said Thomas. "W e will have crafted the beginning o f Ihe budget picture. You will begin to see that. In the education field. 8280 million tn new dollars." The House will luke until late February or early March to propose a budget. Putnam said. An effort lo channel some o f the dollars to the Martin Luther King Jr. Institute for Nonviolence at Miami Dade Community College brings Corctta Scott King lo Tallaha isc c .' »* . . i V r : H i l l ! l l l U l ' l #t / ■ i f ) it i 1 | Lawmakers funded Ihe program last year. King's plans Included u meeting with Johnson and a news conference today. Meanwhile, lawmakers looked nl ways lo avoid having their legislation rewritten by agency rulemakers. "That Is very frustrating." Sen. Cun Kiser. R-Pulm Harbor, told The Florida Tlmes-Unton In Jacksonville for a story Sunday. Legislative analysts cited examples such ns a rule by environmental regulators In 1989 that let waste-tire sites stay In operation In 1990. The Legislature bad passed a law shutting them down In 1989 because of health hazards. Third party hears arguments on state employee pay raise By Associated Brass TALLAHASSEE — A third parly w ill recom­ mend what raises the state should pay employees who have gone without base salary Increases for three years, union officials say. A Public Employees Relations Commission special master also Is considering mileage LOTTERY M IAM I - H e re are Ihe winning numbers selected Sunday In Ihe Florida Lottery: allowances, on-call pay and health benefits. American Federation o f State. County and Municipal Employees spokesman Mark Nctmelser said Sunday. The special master held a hearing Thursday after talks between state officials and repre­ sentatives o f 80.000 slate employees stalled. Nclntclsersald. 4 -8 -1 1 -1 8 -3 3 -4 3 . ^ * ^ 5 Cash 3 8-9-8 Play 4 4-0-8-3 Sanford Herald Mondiy, February 14, 1994 Vol. 66. No 152 Pubdthed Oaty and Sunder, aicapf Saturday by The Senlerd Hatiw. Inc 100 H French A re . Senlerd Fie 11771 SecotWCIaai Poalage Paid et Seniors. Flertde end eddHlonel melting POSTHASTES: Send < le THE SAHF000 HEBALD. P 0 Bee 1M7, Senlerd. PL 39772-1147, Subscription Sole* (Deity ESundey) 3 Months E1SJ0 434.00 I Veer 474.00 444.00 Fioride Ra aidant* must pay 7% tele* l e i in eddNIen Is relee ebeve Phene (407) 322-3411 allowance — the same as lawmakers get — for employees compelled lo drive their own cars on state business, up from the current 20 cents a mile. • The employees seek on-call pay of 52 an hour when required lo wear beepers and be prepared tn respond to a call within 15 minutes. The current 51 rale has been In effect 10 years. THE WEATHER EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Lotto He said the two sides will get a written report In ubout two weeks. Each side will decide whether to accept or reject the recommendo lions, and differences will be settled by the lu-glslaturc. Among the disputes: • T h e union asks for an 8-pcrccnt pay raise In July 1994. The slate proposes cither a 3-percent raise In October, ora 4-percent raise !n December. • Th e union proposes a 28-cent mileage Today: Lake w ind advisory. Partly sunny, windy and cool. High In the mkl to upper 60s. W ind north 25 mph and gusty. Tonight: Partly cloudy and cool. Low In t ie upper 40s to low er 50s. Wind north decreas­ ing lo 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday: Partly sunny and breezy. High In the lower 70s. W in d becoming northeast 15 m ph and gusty Extended forecast: Wednes­ day: Mostly fair. Highs In the upper 60s to mid 70s. Thursday: Mostly fair. Lows from near 50 to inld 50s. Highs In Ihe 70s. Friday: Partly dou d y and a little warmer. Lows In the 50s. FLORIDA T IM PS City Day tone Beech PI Lend Beech F on M yen GalnrtvUM Home* teed Jeckiertvllle Key Wed lakeland M um i Pentecete Streto*e Tellehetwre Vero Beech W. P elm Seech HI n >3 u 74 x 71 ■3 Le U n u Pet 57 01 to X 54 71 X tr *e a a 70 X tt tr X X 7 * ■3 44 •7 45 •7 r MONDAY Fair 86-52 TUE8DAY Ptlycldy 72-55 • NEW Feb. 10 O X X WEDNESDAY P tlycldy 72-55 r THURSDAY Ptly cldy 72-55 TIDSS I MOON I € 9 FIRST Feb. 18 LAST March 4 01 X X NATIONAL TSMPS BSACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 3 feet and choppy. Current Is to the south with a water tempera­ ture of 82 dcgrcca New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 4-4*4 feet and rough. Current is to the south with a water temperature o f 62 degrees. TUESDAY: 80LUNAR TABLE: Min. 8:30 a.m.. 9:00 p .m j MaJ. 2:20 u.m.. 2:45 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 2:50 u.m., 9:50 p.ni.: lows. 3:15 a.m.. 11.30 p.m.; New Smyrna Beach: highs. 2:55 a.m . 9:55 p.m.; lows, 3:20 U.m. 11:35 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 3:10 u.m.. 10:10 p.m.: loss. 3:35 u.m.. 11:50 p.m. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Small craft advisory. Tonight; Wind northeast 20 to 25 kts. Seas 6 to 9 ft and higher In the g u lf stream. Bay and Inland waters rough. Tuesday: Wind east 15 kft. Seas 3 to 4 ft. Hay and Inland waters u moder­ ate chop. FRIDAY Ptlycldy 75-55 STATISTICS T h e high tem peratu re In Sanford Sunday wus 75 degrees and the ovrm l^it low wus 47 as re|xiricd by tie University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rain fall for the weekend, ending at 9 u.m. Monday, totalled .43 o f an Inch. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 54 d e g re es and Monday's overnight low was 48. ns recorded by the National Weather Service at Ihe Orlando International Airport. HSunday's hI^t. «......77 □Barometric pressure.30.31 [ iRelative Humidity....71 pet □Wlnde. seeeeeeea.North 17 mph □Rainfall.................... trace □Buneetseesee•eeeee**see*8:15 p.m. ISunriee..... ........ 7:04 e.m. 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Florida • Monday, February 14, 1994 - 3A POLICE BRIEFS Crimes reported to deputies The following crimes w ere reported lo Seminole County deputies: • A South Sanford Avenue woman reported her estranged husband forced her lo have sex with her In her car ut Lake Jcsup Park 1(>a.in Saturday. • A Mandarin Kstates resident of the 1500 block block o f Sunshine Boulevard reported a 1990 Honda CRX was burglarized sometime between 10:30 a.m. Tuesday and 6 a.m. Wednesday. The person reported u $389 compact disc player was lakrn unit $900 In damage done lo Ihe cur. • Another car In Mandurln Estates, parked at a home In the 1200 block of Homosasau Court, wus reported burglarized sometime between 8 p.m. Tuesday und 10 p.m. Wednesday. Slereo equipment valued at 9-150 was reported taken and $-150 III damages to the vehicle w ere reported. • A $250 video tape recorder was rr|>»rtcd taken from a van at a Woodlands home In the 100 block of Swcethrlar Branch sometime 9 p m. Tuesday and 8 a.m. Wednesday. • A Midway man reported he was battered by three men as he walked along Crawford Avenue at Granby Street 10:15 p.m. Wednesday. • A $1,250 well pump was reported taken from Camp David Hedrick on State Hoad 426 sometime Wednesday between 3:30 p.m and 6:45 p m. • A $15,000 CMC pick-up truck was rcjjorted taken from Jimmy Bryan Honda dealership. 2800 N. U.S. Highway 17-92. sometime between 7 p.m. Tuesday and 8,30 a.m. Monday. • A $700 air conditioning unit and a $350 hot water heater was re|NJrted taken from a vacant residence on Sanford Trail near Sanford soinrllmr between 6 a.m. Feb. 2 and 9 a m. Wednesday. Crimes reported to Sanford police The following crimes were reported to Sanford police: • A 1989 Chevrolet Caprice was rrportrd taken from a residence In the 2000 block o f South Oak Avenue sometime Ijelween 7 p.m. Tuesday and 8:30 a.m. Wednesday. • Unlisted Items wrre re|H»rtcd taken from a residence In the 200 block o f Holly Avenue sometime Ijelween noon Saturday and 9 a m. Wednesday • Unlisted Hems wrre reported taken from a residence In the 2500 block o f Myrtle Avenue sometime Wednesday between 1 I ,i in and t to p m • A 60-year-old Sanford man reported he was struck on the check by one ol three men w ho robbed him as exited his car In the 2800 block of South French Avenue at 8:55 p.m. Wednesday. Police rrport the man had a three-inch deep gash on his cheek. • A 1992 Honda Accord was reported taken from a residence In the IOO block ol Wildwood Drive sometime between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 4:15 a m. Thursday. Theft charge Sam V. Stafford. 39. listed as homeless, was urrested Thursday by Sanlord police. Officers said he was seen removing a refrigerator from a front porch In Ihe 300 block of Park Avenue, from where he reportedly went to the 200 block of L 1st Street, and nltcmpted to sell (I. Police located him at ihe [joint o f the utlruiptrd sale. A witness reportedly Identified film and he was placed under arrest on charges o f theft und dealing In stolen property. FHP arrest Florida Highway Patrol troopers conducted a traffic stop Thursday, on the S.R. 46 exit of lnteistate-4. Rodney M. Morrison, 611 Park Avenue. Sanford, was arrested. Troopers said they found u pistol and name drug substance under the front seat o f Ills vehicle. He w as charged with possession of cocaine, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and driving with a suspended/revoked license. Traffic stop Lake Mary police stopped a vehicle on Crystal Lake Drive Thursduy. Edward G. Bautista. 25. of 449 Autumn Oaks Place. Lake Mary, was arrested for driving with a suspetided/revokrd license, having an expired driver license for over four months, und driving 40 miles per hour In a 25 mph zone. Domestic case Daniel E. Earl. 38. 110 Donna Circle. Sanford, was arrested by Longwuod police Thursday. Police said he had reportedly been Involved In an altercation with a female on Logan Drive In Longwood. He was located at a convenience store on U.S. Highway 17-92. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. Warrants served • Walter Jerome Church. 30. 83 Castle Brewer Court, turned himself In at the Sanford poller station Thursday. He was wanted on a warrant for falling to appear on a charge of disorderly conduct. • Dcborali Connie Seller, 26. of Osteen, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police in a parking lot In the 1500 block o f S. French Avenue. She was wanted on an Orange County warrant for violation of parole on a conviction o f driving under ihe Influence of alcohol. • John W illiam Kobb. 27. 104 Shenandoah Village. Sanford, was arrested by sheriffs deputies at his residence Thursday. He was wanted for falling to npj>ear on a charge o f Improper equipment. • Jenifer Rebecca Williams. 21. 2850 Midway Drive, was arrested by deputies at her residence by sheriff's deputies Thursduy. She was wanted for violation of parole on a conviction o f grand theft, and tw o warrants for failing to appear on charges o f driving with u suspended/revoked license. • Terrance Anton Moore. 19. 12)2 Lincoln Court, was arrested by deputies ut his residence Thursday. He was wanted for failing la appear on a charge o f d rivin g with a susjiendcdVrevokcd license. Marijuana cookie trouble for officer By Associated Brass ST. PETKRSBURG - A police officer saltl Ids relatives didn't nay anything about fhr rccljjc wht-u he gruhlx-ri a cookie nil tincounter, hut out* iugn-tllrul got him In Irmthle. Kenneth Kokotek naltl he didn't know the chocolate chip cookie contained marijuana unlit he tested |>osltlve for Ihe drug In a random police department screening four ttiya laler. By Associated Praia N A P LE S — The m achine which clawed Its way through ulllgaior-lnfcstrd terrain to make the first road through the Ever­ glades Is now In a class with the rocket which first blazed men to the moon. The "w alking dredge" worked through muck and limestone In 1927 to dig the Tamlaml Trail, connecting Miami to Tampa. On Thursday. It w ill be designated us a national historic landmark by the A m erican Society o f Mechanical Engineers. The Saturn V rocket, which thrust Apollo 11 toward the moon In 1969 and Is now enshrined at the John F. Ken­ nedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, was given Ihe same honor In I9BO. The dredge Is credited with helping pave the way for com ­ merce. agriculture and land speculation In Isolated south­ west Florida by digging the 245-mllc stretch, which opened ufter 13 years of work In 1028. The dredge "w a s an Ingenious piece of mechanical engineering that played an important role In history." said society spokesman John Varrasl. "E v e n today, there's nothing like It." Now rusting and silent, the d re d g e sits ut th e C ollierSeminole State Park east o f Naples. In Its heyday. It trudged forw ard 10 feet at a time, devouring 10 to 16 feet o f w e tla n d s e v e r y m in u te. It "w alked" wlih help from cables and pulleys that shifted the machine's 20 tons back und forth between huge wooden shoes. Sanlord Band In 1907 The bandmaster is behoved to be J M Stumon Among members are William J. Thigpon, a clarinetist and subject ol last Sundays "W ay Back Whon" column in Ihe Horald by Julian Stonslrorn Thigpen is second from the right In Iho top row of musicians in the picture. Another clarinet player is Harold Haskins, x n of Sanford Posfmasler Charles F. Haskins The band s base drum player Is Felix Frank, local clothier He was also the official scorer for the local baseball games played at Holden Park on French Avenue near Sixth Street. When the band was marching in parades or leading local fans to Holden Park fer baseball games Frank did not carry the drum It was strappod to the back of a youngster who marched directly in front of Felix nsned Petor Schaal Also In the band was Chase ' Company's general manager, W A Lefller The band played for Just about any function held in Sanford as well as concerts on Sunday afternoon and holidays in Central Park across from the First Methodist Church One of the band's most important appearances was on the afternoon of April 25, Kokotek s u rlir test report Iasi in o n t h s li (i w e d e ri o u g b tetrahydrocannabinol lor police Internal Affairs to launrh an Investigation. The ease ended when another urinalysis found no traces of TIIC, the rhem lm l In marijuana that causes physiological effects Ex|>erts ruled rut the likelihood Kokotek was a frequent user because tils syraem would have retained I tie T i l t 'longer Id. Tim Slory. head of Inirrnal affairs, said u m s couldn't contlnn liow marijuana got Into Kokotek's syston, but experts told Investigators It Is absorbed slower through Ihe stomnch than through die lungs. That made It [josslhlr for Kokotek to have a positive reading days later. Knkotek told Investigators he stopped by Ills In-laws' upartmrnt Jan. H to dtnp off a Jacket. -lames Fow ler, married to Knkolek's mother-in-law. was cooking, and a hatch of cookies wus cooling on the klichen counter. Fowler told investigators he'd had an urge to hake chocolatechip cookies. L o ttin g through a box for rrrljics. I r found a stash of marijuana he considered a harmless Ingrrdk-nt for a Satur­ day afternoon snack reminiscent of decades gone by. 1913. Florida Governor Park Tnmmell wired the Horald that ho had signed the legislation c re a tin g Sem inole County. Tho H erald published an "Extra." Mayor Forrest Lake Jumped aboard a hastily decorated city fire department wagon and for hours Iho band and entourage marched through the sheets of downtown Sanford. Tho band presented a special concert Iho following Jdy Fourth at tho Sanford House. Tho band broto up sometime after that but was reorganized In 1918 when the United States entered World War I. This time ihe force behind Iho band was Joo Roisenstein. Ho was the same follow who established tho "Smoke House" drugstore Jan. 1, 1926. The Sanford Band made its radio braodcast debut Jan. 15, 1926 over WDBO, Orlando, Letters were received by Mayor Lake's office from hsloners as far away as California and Michigan. This photo appeared in tho "Sanford Now • Then" pictorial review published by the local Chamber of Commerce In 1977 commemoraling Ihe centennial yesr of incorpora­ tion of Ihe City of Sanford in 1877. Man faces charges of killing dad grandmother, wounding mom By Associated Brass FORT PIERCE — A man fatally stabbed tils father and grandmother and wounded Ids mother Just hours before a nclghljor shot In death his wife In a suicide pact gone awry, police said. Carl Throlct Jr. attacked Ids 59-year-old tat her. Curl Sr., and his 83-yrur-old grandmother Bender Meadors with a butcher knife Sunday afternoon ut their St. Lucie County home, suld sheriffs s|ioke»ftian Mark Weinberg. Police recovered the knllent the home. Theolct's 64-ycar-old mother. Hcrnlcc. was In scrluus condition early today ut HCA Lawnwood R e g io n .il M edical C r n t c r . said h o s p ita l s|M)krswomau Peggy Gustafson. Nelghtjors told police they saw the wnniun lire screaming for help, then collapse In Iron! of the house, Weinberg described the Lakewood Park area where the unrelated killings occurred as a quiet residential area several miles north ot Fort Pierce. * 4 * - Fowler said lx- had removed Ills dozen cookfc’s (mm the oven when Kokotek knocked on the door. Kokotek. who stayed no longer than lO minutes, snat­ ched one ol the cookies us lie wus leaving. " lie did say, you know, the c h o c o la te -c h ip c o o k ie was good." Fowler told Investigators. "H e didn't say nothing about, yeah, this Is good with the pot In It." Fowler was umurc what to do He queried: How do you tell a poller olflecr that he's Just eaten marijuana? Police said they doubted Fowls' would be In­ vestigated for dmg use. Alter Kokolrk's test rcsulls were positive for THC. he was placed on administrative leave until the second test found his system clean. Kokotek. an 11-year police veteran, told Investigators lie never felt the effects of the marijuana cookie. Some people prefer eating murljnuna to snxiklng II. said Donegal Pearce, business man­ ager for (he National Organiza­ tion for Ihe He Innn of Marijuana l-tws In Wnshlngion. D.C. "The high Is more of a vallum-codeine eflcct as opposed to smoking." Tamiami Trail dredge named as national historic landmark j Way Back When “ Tills has l»cm pretty embar­ rassing." Kokotek told the St. Petersburg Times for a story Sunday. “ T ills lias been a roller-coaster rkle for the past month now. I'm glad things worked out." Not everyone Is eager to re­ cognize the work of walking dredge No. 489, bulll in 1924 In Hay Clly, Mich., for light duty on Midwestern farms. Joe Podgor. executive director of Friends of the Everglades, said the machine played a role In a c o n s t r u c t io n p r o je c t that wreaked havoc on a treasured biosphere. "T h e Society o f Engineers honoring that machine Is like Ihe American College of Sur­ geons h on orin g the French guillotine for lls contributions to h u m a n ity a n d m e d ic in e ." Podgor said. "T h e machine Is a monument only to misguided human endeavors." Meece Ellis. 90. oj>cmlcd the machine nine hours a day. six days u week to dig the 10-mllc stretch of the Trail from the state park to Naples. HooU PJwlo b, Sussn Wannai Learning about themselves Youngsters from the pre-K classes at Midway Elementary School In Sanlord woro paper versions of Ihe Iradilional African headgear of their ancestors as they learned about African Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.tJ llltC A DIVISION 14E RYLANO MORTGAGE COMPANY, n Pfointifftil. GEORGIANN HRABIA. s is' DsNndontUI NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puriuonl to a Final Judgment ol lotK loturs dated February J. leas, and entered In Cate No M in a C A M E cl Ida Circuit Court of fhe EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM INOLE County, Florida wtwrein R YLANO MORTGAGE COM P A N Y It tha Plaintiff and GEORGIANN HRABIA and the unknown spouse^co tenant of GEORGIANN HRABIA. JOHN G JEVIN. and DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION *14. INC aro the Defendants. I will sail to tho highest and best bidder for cash at tha west front steps ol tho SEMINOLE County Courthouse ot II 00 a m . on the 10th day ol March. Iffi. the following described prrperty as M l forth in said Final Judg ment LOT Jl. DEER RUN UNIT 14. ACu u h u iis o i u I n c r u n ! THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK J9. PAGE S f| AND f * . P U B L IC R E C O R D S C O U N T Y OF S E M IN O L E . STATE OF FLORIDA T O G E T H E R W IT H THE F O LLO W IN G D E SC R IB E D PERSONAL PR O P E R T Y RANGE OVEN, REFRIGERA TOR. DISPOSAL. DISHWAStt E R . V E N T / F A N . W /W CARPET. SMOKE DETECTOR WITNESS MY HAND and me saal ol this Court on February 4, Iff 4 ISEALI HONORABLE A'ARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF lew Administrollve Order No n i r Persons with o disability who need a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should conlac I ADA Coordinator at JOl N Park Avenue. Suite N JOt. Sanlord Florida MH1 at least fire 111 days prior to tho proceeding Telephone (40?) m 4 i j o Est jjjj, i nof s i * F7IIT0DI. or I 400fSS9/J0tVI. vio Florida RtMy Service Publish February 14. Jl, Iff4 DEO I l f fashions during a fashion ahow at school recenlly. The show and a number of other events at tho school aro bolng presented as a part of Black History Month. Legal Notice or demands against decadent t estate On whom a copy ot this notice It terwd within ttree montht alter the date ol th» first publication at this notice must Ilia their claimt with this Court W IT H IN THE L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOT ICE ON NOTICE TOCREOITORS THEM TO ALL PERSONS HAVING All other creditors of the C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S decedent and persons having A G A IN S T THE A B O V E claimt or demands against the ESTATE estate Ol the decedent must tile You * '* h»r»t>r notltwd tt»4t their ctelms with this Court *n Ordor ol Summery Adminls W IT H IN THREE M ONTHS Nation hat boon trttrsd in tho a » l a I a o l A U G U S T A 1 AFTER THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF E LIZA B E T H SEEBERGER. THISNOTICE d o c t o t o d . E lla N u tn b tr A L L C L A IM S A N D OE U 10$ CP by tr>* Circuit Court MANOS NOT SO FILED WILL lor SomlnoN County. Florida BE FOREVER BARRED Probeft Division. Iho eddrtta ol The date of the first publics which It Somlnolo County lion of thil Nolle* It February Courthouse. Senford. FL J lffl, M. Iter that the total ceth value el tho Person Giving Nolle# ailala It lost than US OOO00. and ARNOLD ANDERSON that the names and addresses ol Attorney For Person Giving those to whom II hat bean Notice atvgntd by such order art ThomasG Freeman Esq ARNOLD ANDERSON. 1 » P O B e ilt Palmyra Orlve. Orlando. F I AllamontaSprings. FI » m 00/9 noor leofl an less ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Fla Bereoeiro ARE NOTIFIED THAT Publish February 14, II, Itf4 Atl creditors el the decedent DEO fid and other persona haring claims IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FIN Numbtr M 111 CP IN RE ESTATE OF A U G U S T A E L IZ A B E T H SEEBERGER. �V P B P V W P 4A - Sanlotd HetaJd, Sanloid, Florida • Monday. February 14. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald IUSPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Arm Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0993 Wayne D Doyle. Publlaher and Edito' SUllSCRimON RATE: 3 M o n lh a .............................. 810 30 fl M o n lh a ................................ 839.00 1 Year ..................................... 8 7 8 00 Florida Resident* must pay 7% sales las In addition to rataa above. EDITORIALS The State Fair Seminole County has Us own display at the Florida State Fair In Tam pa. The fair continues through Feb. 20th. Tens of thousands of people will pass the exhibit, and hu|irfully. many will give It a close look. It depicts the diverse aspect* of life in the county. Including leisure activities Including fishing. This Is the first time in many years since Seminole has been exhibited at a State Fair level. They were common In the 30s. 40s and 50s. Our exhibits featured various citrus pro­ ducts and ve))1tables. And, with Sanford once the Celery Capital of the World, stalks after stalks of the grecngold were on display. This year's exhibit was only 29 feet long. It was rather quickly arranged, strongly sup­ ported by volunteers helping the County Extension servlccand 4-11 club k'uders. We hope this will stand as a suggestion for the future, and will have more financial help as well as strong leadership and volunteer support. As the name Implies, a State Fair Is supposed to be the opportunity for participa­ tion from throughout the entire stale. It provides an opportunity for competition between various elements such as fanners, ranchers and displays. It should also be the center of bragging. Counties and cities should be out there boasting about how good they nre. and why people should visit them or move to their particular area. W c applaud those who proudly displayed our county to the state at the fair. NAT HENTOFF W h e n b o o ksto res ban books In Westport. Conn., the prosperous chain tiookstorrs have not had the cachet o f an Independent, homespun pink building that proudly bus called Hself T h r Remarkable Bookshop. Many of the writers In town go thrre. but the work of one author was Uiniicd at that shop tlnrr years ago — Richard Nixon's memoirs published by Simon A Schuster. Sidney Kramer, co-owner of the store and a member o f thr American Civil Liberties Union, recently told Martin Petersen o f Publishers Weekly: "W e thought (Nixon) was a rascal and didn't deserve to have our efforts help him sell books " The Ixxikstorc Is closing soon, but this memory ol it will live on. Richard Nixon Is hardly the only writer whose work Is banned from some Ixxikslores Alt bough Rush Llmbaugh's "T h e Way Things Ought to Be" has bad huge sales, there were Ixxikscllrrs around the country who would not stock It or who placed the Ixxik face down on remote shelves. The ex cathedra pronouncements of Llmhmigh arc not to lx* found, for example, nt the Havrrford C o lleg e B ook store In H a verford . Pa. As Piihllshers Weekly rejxirts. Julie Summcrfleld. manager or the store, also did not stock David Hun k's "T h e Real Anita H ill" and Rolrcrt Bork's "T h e Tem pling o f America. If a n y o I (h e Havrrford students u rc c m p I r I e a 11 y stu d y in g p o litic a l c o rr e c tn e s s , th e y don’t have far to go for their field work. S u m m e rflrld 's e x ­ planation Is that she would ralher use the s p a r e fo r R a lp h Wiley's "W hal Black People Should Do Now " or a new book by Toni Morrison. After all. site adds — £ Richard Nixon as many bookstore is hardly tho banners do — that only writer the books she won't w hose work is let In tlie door are banned from e a s i l y a v a 11u t>I r som e elsewhere. So stir Is b o o k s to r e s .* noi preventing any­ one from exrretslng i - On the local scene, we have the Seminole County Fair and Exposition planned to open Feb. 24th In Casselberry. It will be held at the Seminole Greyhound Park. Here again Is an opportunity to brag. Organizations, cities, and of course farmers and growers hopefully will huve an opportu­ nity to show olf and put their best foot forward. The fair Is expected to attract persons from throughout Central Florida It will be nn excellent oppcrtunlty for each of us to learn about each other. The fair Is being set up by Gregory Bean, president of the Seminole County Fair and Exposition. Inc. It Is not a spec lie function of the county or any local governmental bodies. We believe It will be a success, If people Join together In making It b o . This Is an opportunity for everyone to expound on the merits of life In Seminole County and Its cities. W c can show everyone about the quality of life and local benefits. Wc look forward to the Seminole County Fair. Let's give ourselves the opportunity to brag. We deserve It. LETTERS Analogy in crime fight As we reel from the owilaught o f crime, our nervous search for solutions needn't have us looking so far. The black churches In America arc one of ihc most community-minded organizations In this nation. And they deliver not only spiritual food for their congregants but reach out with great effect lo the black community at largr. Take for rxuiiqjle, Macdconla Missionary baptist Church In Mrlhoumc. Tills m allum -slzed church Is packed on Sunday. All age groups attend and enthusiastIcaly participate. The Sunday morning service continues for nearly three hours and few slip out before the benediction, because they are enjoying Ihcmsclvts — In worshiping, learning and In socializing as an extended family. As well as lltc religiou s Instruction and missionary outreach, the church operates a food bank, a blood bank and a library. Furthermore, it Is planning lo bufld u Family Life* Center larger than the sum m iry — lo reach kids on the street and to emphadze the Importance for parents to give themselves to the proems or raising thrlr children. Macedonia Is like thousands o f churches across America. For America’s democracy lo werk. our rlllzens must voluntarily comply with lir lr moral com­ mitments and social responsibilities The causes c>( crime urc qmlc ccmplex, bul dial Is not In say lhit because crime Is hard to prevent that we shouldn't try. Attacking societal Ills and providing effective law enforcement Is a start. — Its apprrclnion o f Its institution o f faintly, school and church us incubators for teaming to live peaceably with a ic another. Macedonia Uaplht Church ts a good example among us that while It goes about I s business, it Is trying to give us an extra measure o f a more moral and civil society. Bill Nelson Former U.S Congressman, Florida Melbourne r T h is Is not u First Am endm ent Issue [kxikslores ure privately owned. They cannot — and should not — lx* sued (or treating their custom ers ns people whose reading needs supervision But since the* product being sold Is Ideas, the spirit of the First Amendment has certainly been squelched In such Ixxikstores JACK ANDERSON Budget amendment going down to the wire WASHINGTON - Tw ice lit the last IH months. Bill Cllnlon has dtxfgrd thr thorny Issue o f the constitutional amendment to balance the budget. Both tlnrs. cold waler was splashed on the Idea Irforc he could endorse one of (hr emptied political g im ­ micks In rerrnt llmrs. First. In tlx* midst o f the presidential c a m p a ig n . C linton was sending strong hints that he might Mip|x>rt u version «»! the |x)llllrully popu­ lar amendment. Bul then thr candidate got a phone call from the powerful chair­ man o f the Senate A p p r o p r ia tio n s C o m m it le e . S c i . £ c o l d water was * Robert Byrd. splashed on the U -W .V a ., a sw orn Idea before he e n e m y of the could endorse amendment. one of Ihe Byrd's concent was emptiest lhal Clinton. Ifcr so political m any m em bers o f gimmicks in Congress, would ar­ recent times. J rive in Washington already locked Into supporting the amendment, oblivious to the evils o f how It could cncumbcru president. " J u s t don't com m it y o u rs elf." B yrd pleaded to Clinton. *T,ct's pul U this w a y ." Clinton rrspnndcd. "before I do (commit) — tf I were to — I'll call you ." T h ai call never came. Last fall. Clinton's (llrtailon with the amendment flared again, ncrordlng lo White House sources Budget Director Leon Punritu thought Clinton was being won over by pro-amendment advocates Inside the adm in­ istration. So Panel ta phoned congressional nllles asking fir m to lobby Clinton against the amendment. Late last year. Clinton finally wrote a letter rejecting the proposal. "M y Impresdon was he Is personally sympathetic, bul obviously with the staff pulling him In two different directions. II Is an uwkward one for him ." said Sen. Puul Simon. D-lll.. w ho leart* the pro-amcntfrnenl forces. The choice may have been awkward, hut the amendment has lots of political allure. Basically. It'su free lunch for politicians who fancy themsdvea llscul conservatives, hut spend m oney Ike drunken sailors on jxjrt rail. Th e 308-uord balanced budget amend­ ment hus a tnith-ln-advcrtlslng problem, because It doesn't cut a dime of spending nor docs II promise a balanced budget probable. Under the amendment. It would take u three-fifths vote. Instead or simple majority, of both houses to pass a deficit budget. Mureovei. the formulation of balanced budgels would be Irased on nntorbusly unreliable estimates o f future revenues and spending Supporters from both sides of the political aisle have their own cynical agendas. Liberal supporters o f Ihe amendment believe It will strengthen tliclr hand for higher taxes and d e e p e r Pcn tu gon cu ts. C o n s e r v a tiv e s calculate that (lie brunt would be borne by cuts In social iprndlng. The resulting stale­ mates would give gridlock a good name, us more and more political disputes would lx* settled by the courts. Byrd predicts the Supreme Court would become a "super OMB tOINre o f Management und B ulgct)." This week, the battle heads for a climax us Byrd kicks off three days o f hearings designed to puncture the pro-amcndnrnl arguments. Byrd must stop Simon and Ns cohorts from getting two-thirds of the Senate vote. As It stands they may be only one or two votes shy. If It pa.ftcs. It would then require approval by 38 states, which many think Is a sure thing. The fact It's an election year makes it tougher for Byrd. "It's a popuhr thing out there with people. A ll sen a tors know the polls show an overw helm ing support for the balanced budget." Byrd told us. "W hat the polls don't ask arc the hard questions. Are you willing to have your taxes raised? Are you willing to have your Social Security puyments reduced? Arc you willing to have your Medicare cut?" fv ta ...The C ounty Fair ■#- their lamentable taste. What site and slrniiarly politicized Ixxikstorc owners and managers are doing, however, is In violation of the credo spread far and wide by Ihc* American lkx)kscllers Association Its Foundation for Free Expression sends posters to booksellers that rlnglngly declare: "T h e shelves of Mils bookstore bold a wide array o f titles containing Ideas as diverse as the world in which they live. Wc sincerely believe that It Is in tlie b**st Interests o f our community and our dcmtx-ratlc society for Ideas of all kinds lo lx* available to Interested Individuals, regard­ less of whal our own tastes might be.... "O f course, everyone makes personal choices about the value of u particular Ixxik. bul we are convinced that tt ts not our role as booksellers lo make those choices for you.... We will never stand In the way o f your right lo read.” ODDING CARTER Lift arms embargo on Bosnia The United States took a vole last month that should have made front-page headlines across the nation, but didn't. With only nine dissenting votes, the senators called on the United States to break the anns embargo on Bosnia. The non binding resolution, offered by Senate Minority Lcuder Robert Dole, was an overdue but emphatic assertion that Ihc U.N. Charier and common sense establish that the victim of aggression has a right to defend itself and other nations have a moral obligation to help. Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynllutn o f New York encapsulated what Is at stake In Ills door remarks before the vote: "What we have allowed to happen so far is Indefensible. We have suborned violations of International Inw. In the first Instance by standing by while the Serbian army Invaded Bosnia. And then compounding that violation o f the (U.N.) Charter by denying the Bosnian government I he means o f self-defense. We have helped create a caricature of what the United Nations was meant to be." As Moynlhun and the other senators made clear, more Is at Issue In the struggle over Bosnia's future than Its continued survival as a viable nation, though that Is the Issue of most critical. Immediate Importance. The multi­ ethnic state of Bosnla-licrzcguvlna came Into being in April 1092 and was prom ptly accepted as a member o f the United Nations and recognized by the Untied Stales. Il was Immediately attacked from across the border by regular Serbian forces and from wlihln by Serbian Irregulars armed and supplied by Serbia. It has been fighting for Its life ever since. Internal and external Croatian forces having also Joined In the effort to strangle the new national birth. Few people outside of Serbian and Croatlun official circles Ixtthcr to contest these bare Ixmcs of fact. The U.N. General Assembly has so voted, thr United States Joining the overwhelming majority. NATO bus bo asserted, at various times threatening specific action against thr Serbs if relief supplies for encircled Bosnian cities were not let through or If U.N. relief forces were attacked. President Clinton, first us nominee and then us president, lias s|mkcn rlixpirntly o f Bosnia's status ns victim and America's obligation to help It survive. But wurds have not been translated Into meaningful deeds. NATO, u 44-year-old asser­ tion of Western solidarity against the threat of Soviet expansionism, has dithered and dodged In the face o f Serbian aggression. The United Nations, a 49-ycar-old statement o f mankind's hopes for collective security and territorial Integrity, hus averted its eyes from the fact of aggression while trying to deal with the effects. And the United States, whose president knows better und whose history demands better, has become engaged In an oxlrntatlous display of handwashing that would have made Pontius Pilate proud. As Sen. Moynlhnn put It. "Everything that the United States has stood for In Ihc International order... from the lim e of Woodrow Wilson Is at stake...." This Is no hidden monstrosity, a Holocaust carried out behind a barbed-wire curtain by n totalitarian regime Intent on secrecy. "Ethnic cleansing" and rape camps are facts of life documented by print and television r e ­ porters month after month. The Serbian siege of Ihc Bosnian capital Sarajevo Is a systematic war on m en, w om en and children, civilians all. in full view of the cam eras. W hat Is afoot is genocide, and wr have so voted In C The US look a the United Nations us vote last month well. lhal should But v o te s and have made s ta te m e n ts and headlines a n g u is h e d s e n t i ­ across the m en ts ure a ll so nation, but m uch Ir r e le v a n t didn't, J _ __ verbiage if. at day's end, nothing Is done. There Is no legal impediment to action. Under Article 51 of the U.N. Charter, a member state has the right to resist aggression by all available means If the United Nations Itself docs not protect It. That right clearly supersedes all others, the preservation of Its security and sovereignty being fundamental to a nation's purpose. Equally to the point, under Article 51. member stairs have the right to respond to a call for assistance from a nation under attack. Instead, ns Sen. Dole pointed out. "the world hus said, ‘ We will not defend you and we will not let you defend yourself. Your only option Is to surrender...."' Good nnd sincere people argue that lo give anns to Bosnia will only expand the fighting and prolong the slaughter. As four former U.S. secretaries of slate seemed to agree In a recent television Interview. Bosnia Is a tost cause. Consequently, our task should lx- to force the Bosnian government to accept Inevitable partition and the permanent loss of over two-thlrdsofllsland. It Is a wretched, shnineful retreat from principle, an acceptance of a new "peace In our lim e" similar to that forced on Czechoslovakia In 1938. Its consequences would be no less far-reaching. If NATO and the United Nations cannot deal with the relatively straightforward case of Bosnia, what o f the larger and more complex ones In the former Soviet Union? �Sanlofd Horald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, February 14. 1904 - 8A Rain Continued from Page 1A Jnnu aryn to r e p le n is h the Ilurched natural underground aequtrer which supplies water for most central Floridians. Rain lor the pant 12 months was 14.27 Inehrs bckiw normal and OH Inches below the normal accumulated (luting thr prior six months M is low rutifall which led district govrrntrs last year to Impose tight Irrigation restric­ tions for tile Wifclva River basin west of Intcrsbile 4. Property owners In those areas may not water vrgelallm from H a m. until H p m. earh day. whereas all other district (roprrty owners county. Si, JoIiim River Water Maiuigrmriit District urea. Th r monthly district water conditions report shows Sanford received 5.32 Indies o f rain lust m o n th , n e a rly d o u b le the 2 .7 1-Inch normal amount re­ corded during tin- luti) to I95H) period Thr dN rlct tracks rain(all at 12 stations throughout the district. All ol the stations hut M elbourne record ed abovenormal rain, most about double historlral amounts Still, It will lake several more Orientation — Continued fromPage 1A atelv alter graduation <>r (o rcontinued edu­ cation at that tint* Students In tlx- academy are not required to have a certain grade |»o!nt average to enter, nor are they required to pass an entrance exam. "T h e most InitfKirtnni thing," director Nancy Julian said. "Is commitment. T l r students must lie willing lo rm unll four years to this program. W r do not want the student w in Is Just trying things out." While thr main thrust o f the academy's eihmitlonal curricu­ lum Is designed to prepare students for tlx* medical pro­ fession, students urr also re­ quired lo coinjictr the state mandated curriculum courses In Kngllsh. math, sdence. language and social si tides In order lo earn a slate diploma. Teacher Continued from Page 1A the students arc always activity participating In the learning ptucrss. " S i l e n c e Is n ot a lw a y s golden." she sail "A s long as talk ts centered on the lesson, learning Isoccurtig." Th e students In her class continually marvel at ihr way she listens to each and everyone und trrats ihrni all as equals Her peers say die truly believes In tile school which states that every child can learn If he Is given the opportunity. "N o child Is d iiu b ." she said. With that phllo-ophy. students from emotionally handicapped to "regular" to gtftrd learn In f her class and do equally well. Ruth Sholssman. Held pro­ gram represrntiilve for Quest ;| ! International. -uid she has ob­ served more than 3.000 teachers who use a cu m ulum developed by the Quest [rogrum to leach adolescents the skills they need. Cook, she said. Is a "muster" at the teaching craft. "S h e has thr perfect balance of DEATHS ■ i -— i L. l *J i ■ Instruction. Interallon. c o n ­ templation and experimentation In her classroom" Sholssman said Sholssman ntai lauded Conk's treatment ofollu r irachers. "S h e shows her peers the same earing, rr^iert and humor as she shows hrr students." she said. Mayor Ik-tlye Smith, a past president of the Sanford Lion's Club which sponsors Cook's curriculum at Lakrvlew. said Cook was "a watderful example o f a caring and kmnvntlvc teach­ er.' She does not outsider herself a t e a c h e r b u t, r a t h e r , un "uwakener". Cook bus a kit of fun with e v e r y t h in g she d o e s . T h e (Nickage she submitted In the school district as her application for the Teacher of tile Yeur competition wiit shaped like a (at Garfield eat liter favoritel. complete with un orange and black striped tall. In the back she Included a picture o f herself. Wearing glussrs. a false nose . aM i » i Wow*- Joseph Huymond Downing. 72. Sand Cove Court. Sanford, died Saturday. f-Vb. 12. 1994. at hls residence. Born Nov. 28. 1921, In niylhcvllle. Ark., he moved to Cent nil Florida from P a rm a . Mo.. In 1969. M r. Downing was an autom obile ROBERT A. COBB mechanic und a Protestant. He Robert A. Cobb. 94. of West was a veteran of the U.S. Air 15th Street. Sanford, died Sun­ Forre. day. Feb. 15. 1994. at Central Survivors Inckidc sons. Jerry*. Florida Regional Hospital. San­ Luke Mary. Randy. Translvanla, ford. Bom Dee. 5. 1899. In Live La.; daughters. Joy Ann Down­ Oak, he moved to Sanford In ing. Terri Lyn Thompson, both 1910. Mr. Cobb was a retired of Sanford. PcgjJe Sue Sullivan. account and office manager. Hr N.Y.. Donna Mass. Calif.; sister. worked for 49 years with the Pearl Duller. Mi ; nine grand­ Fanner's Co-o|i and J.C. Hut­ ch ild ren and several g r e a t­ chison Co., an additional 10 grandchildren. years with 0.0. HufT. Jr.. In Hrlsson Ftinrr.il Home. San­ M cIn to sh , when G en. Hut- ford. In charge ofarrangements. FRANKIE KAISER MttCH & Mil fHMMlWM. till IT HAS BEEN A YEAR. SHORT. BUT SO LONG. I ALWAYS DREADED THE DAY I HAD TO SAY, SHE IS GONE f YOU HAVE GIVEN ME STRENGTH, IT HAS MADE ME SO STRONG YOU HAVE LEFT ME YOUR TRAITS. AND I CAN NEVER GO WRONG YOU SEEM SO FAR. BUT YET YOU ARE NEAR FOR YOU UVE IN MY HEART. AND THAT MAKES YOU HERE YOU WERE MY BEST FRIEND. WE WERE ALWAYS ON CALL FOR YOU WERE MY MOTHER AND THAT SAYS IT ALL UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER •CHERI* -**i W R Meanwhile, sit* Is rommltled to the needs of lx-r students. She visits them In their homes and tries lo get their parents Involved In their educatlat. She wasnts lo set them on (he best course for leant Ing In the future. She said she Ium one weakness as a teacher. “ Sometimes I oirc too much.” she said. "It's lurd lo draw the line and lo be tntully com ­ mitted." Cook, who lives In Luke Mary has been married for over 20 years ("to the sime m an") and has three children ranging In uge from middle sclno! to college. ■ JOSEPH RAYMOND DOWNINO SJnuMaiwryOf und a bushy motalacehe. In her rlassroan. she said, she Is "heavy on prahr and humor." Cook Is presently working on completing her maslers degree and plans lo go on to earn a doctorate. Eventually, she said, she will leave Itr middle school environment and leach college. "Even as we IndHI goals In our students, we neat to create goals for ourselves." tile said. t i t t i 4^ f e 4 ch ln so n retired. He w as a m em ber o f Sanford A lliance Church. American Legion Unit 53. Sanford Mat* >nlc Lodge No. 62. FfltAM. Morocco Tem ple, Jacksonville and Monroe Chap­ ter 15. Sanford. Hr served In the U.S. Navy durtngWarld War I. Survivors Include son. Thomus Cobh. Edgcwulcr; daughter. Frances Cobb. Sanford: four grandchildren aid three great­ grandchildren. {frisson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge tf arrangements. VV * are on a 10 a.m. to-4 p m . prohibition. Thr Weklva restrict Ion was Imposed when the minimum level of thr river dniptird hclow un average of w v m leet atxivc sea level and the Row of springs feeding the rlvtr declined. Tne river level remained above seven foot much of hist month, even cresting 10 fert twice, but by February, the river level was oner again regularly dipping brlnw seven fret S p rin g flow records show Weklva and Itiek Springs In Orange County had slightly above-normal Hows In January, hut S e m in o le and Messant Springs In Lake County had below-normal flows. Waicr managers will wait until the below-noruut trend ends before rrenmmetiling governors remove the s|>crlul restrictions Eventually, a jKirtlon of the 50 o r m Inehesof nurm.il annual rainfall soaks kilo the Floridan A cqu irer, the mtural drinking waler reservoir for most o f the slate, T h e dltfrlct-m onltorrd well In Geneva showed the Geneva Hubble edged up 0.55 feet In January, hut still lost 1.57 tret during the past year. ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER QOULBOURNE Archibald A lexan der Gnulboumc, 71. Central Drive. Sanford, died Tlxirsday. Feb. 10. 1994, at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital Sanford. Uom March 4. 1922, In Jamaica. West Indies, hr tnovtd to Sanford In 1978. Mr. Goulbournc was a retired Inspecttr of police for Jam aica Conslubulury Force, West Indies. He was Baptist und n veteran of the Jhmalea Defense Force. S u rvivors Indudr brother. Fredrick C.. New Brunswick. N.J.: three slslets: nephew. Nee Noel, Sanford. Brlssnn Funirnl Home. San­ ford. In charge i f artungcmcnis. EUQENEHALL Eugene Hall. 53. of Locust Avenue. Sanford, died Friday, Feb. 11. 1994. at hls residence. Bom Aug. 29, 1939. In Eddison. Ga., he moved lo Sanford 30 years ngo from there. Mr. Hall was a conslmctldi laborer und a Baptist. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e s o n s . Rodney Eugene Ingram. High Point. N.C.. S e ttle Ingram. Ft. Bragg. N.C., E rr Cornelius Hall. Albanv. Ga.: slrfers. Lorluc Hill. Evelyn Alexander. Virginia Hall. Gladys Hall, all of Sanford: one grandson. Sunrise Funixal Home. San­ ford. in charge i f arrangements. JACK “SPUD" HAW8 Jack "S pu d" Haws. 45. East Jlnklns Circle. Sanford, died Friday. Feb. 11. 1994, at hls residence. Born May 4. 1948, In Decatur. III., he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1957. Mr. Haws was employed w lh Ihr Seminole County Environmental Services. Hr was a Melhotlsi. a member of Sanford Masonic Lod ge 62. F&AM. und of die Orlando Con­ sistory und Bahia Shrine, Or­ lando. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ife . Carolyn N.: son. Jack Eugene. II. S a n f o r d : d a u g h t e r . T in a Cobourn , Sanford; m other. M y rn a L . H aw s. S a n fo r d : brothers Bobby, Sanford, Scotty, DcBary. B ald w ln -F alreh lld Funeral Home. Ouklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mury. In charge of ar­ rangements. ALFRED “ BIO ALFRED" RAWLS. SR. Alfred “ Big Alfred” Rawls. Sr.. 65. of Maytown Road. Osieen, tiled Saturday. Ffcb. 12. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Bom May 7. 15)28, In Bristol. Ga.. he moved to Osteen from Sanford In 1982 Mr. Ruwls was a laborer and Methodist. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ife . C clcslln c: sons. A lfred . Jr.. L o n g w o o d . Robert. O steen: daughter. Santka Gaines. San­ ford; sisters. Ltis Snooks-Butler. Savanuh. Ga.. Elsie SharpJackson. Miami. Bev Kelly. Jessup. Ga.: brothers. John C. Jordan. Miami. Roscoc Sharp. Patterson. Ga.. Clarence Sharp and E stu s Sharp, b o th o f Augusta. Ga.. Thomas Sharp. Patterson: six grandchildren. Sunrise Funerul Home. San­ ford. In charge ofarrangements. COL. EDWARD LINNEL WALLACE Col. Edward LJnnel Wallace. 75. Orange Blossom Circle. A l­ tamonte Spring*, died Saturday. Feb. 12. 15)94. at Orlando Re­ gional Medical Center. Born April 23. 1918. In Montgomery. Ala., he moved In Central Florida In 1969. Mr. Wallace was an employee of the Small Business Adm inistration. Atlanta, and director of the Engineer Reserve Officers School, lie wus presi­ dent of tile Lehigh Acres Bank, a financial consultant and a real estate developer. He was a World War II veteran and a member of Flvy generations helping Carra Whitmire celebrate her 100th birthday are (front row, Horn Loft): Ell|ah Dormlney, Kyle Dehne and Eric Define. (Middle row, from left): Marchetta Heckeobach, Carra Ryan Hf r»ld Photo bf ftsgtf M»rn#ch Whltmoro and Maxine Whitmire Campbell holding Joshua Dehne, (Back row, from loll): David Dormlney holding Clinton Dormlney and Amy Dorminey Dehne Birthday----------------Continued from Page 1A In all. there were five genera­ tions of her fainly In attendance at the birthday jnriy. " E v e r y one o f her grand* c h i l d r e n and g r eat - grandchildren were there." Max­ ine com m ented “ And all of her great-great-grandchildren except one managed to make It lor the calendar year ol 15)95. • The niortgag-c will carry a In addition In Ills recommen­ temporary note tf S2.6 million at d a tio n s on t I k * no-com pcte 13 percent. At a later date, the clause. Sandler h suggesting thr m ortgager will cunvcrt the tem­ following: porary note lo a permanent • The city. In consideration of mortgage. Its contrlbutlunof a 99-year lutid • The city, as a partner, will lease, will receive 15 jiereent of not stand In t lr way of the net operating Income with u cup mortgagee with regard to any o f *20.000 per year. The pay­ refinancing of t lr note. ment to take elect starting thr • Th e city w ll do everything (Misslhle to plan* signage direct­ ing tra ffic lo route 4 from Jacksonville aimt Orlando. In­ dicating wxtrrtitint lodging and a marina. Ihr Reserve Oftlirrs Assoclullon Sandler has apecd to several and U.S. Corps i f Engineers. points: Survivors Indudr wife. Ruth • He would retain the present P.: daughter. Janet W. Zlmand. b o a t s l i p s a l o n g s i d e th e Hoboken, N.J.: sister. Elaine W. bulkhead of lots Involved In the Mitchell. Munlgimrry. Ala.; two lease. grandchildren. • A fou r lo six thousand Woodluwn Fixieral Home und square foot banquet/iurcling M em orial Park. O rlan do. In room, with ajproxlmati-ly 42 charge of arrangements. room units ulxne. ts unllcljialrd on one of the lots which are THELMA MAE unimproved. and Its limits • Assurance dial financing o f both the luiilal debt and any future debt are at optim um rates. She moved to Florida in 15)89. livin g first ut Longwood Re­ tirement Center, then moving to Meridian In 15)91 Inn Continued from Page 1A GRAFTON WOODARD Thelma MacGrahon Woodard. 82. Slade Drive. Longwood. died Friday. Feb. II. 1994. ut her residence. Born Sept. 29. 1911. In Stcublnvlllc. Ohio, she moved lo Central Florida In 1977. Mrs. Woodurd was u homemaker utui a m em b er o f F irst Baptist Church. Longwood. She was past president i f the Ridley Park W om en's Club. Survivors Include husband. Robert R.; dauglfers. Mary Jane Fields. Crandall I ltd.. Virginia Arlene Craig. Lnngwood. Rob­ erta Mac Watte. Milwaukee; right grandchildren and eight great-grande-hlldtrn. B ald w ln -F alrch ild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. In charge of amuig menis. City Manager Bill Simmons has voiced several concerns he suggests the d ly Investigate. Am ong them ate’ the following points: • D ra w in g a lea se w h ich would ileal with an agreement rather than a partnership. • Defining services to be In­ cluded within a nunagrmcnl fee HALL. CUOENE Funoral service* lor Mr Eugene Hall. U. ol I0IS Locust Are. Sanlord. who d-ed Friday. Feb II. mil beheld II a m Saturday al Morning Glory M B Church with Ihe Rev Andrew E ver* offlcalllng Interment lo follow in Evergreen Cemetery. Sanlord. Frlandt may call IromSep m Friday allha funeral home Sunrise Funeral Hone. MO Locutl A r e . Son lord. 17) IJU. in charge ol arrangement* RAWLS. ALFRED "ID A LF R E D " SB. Funeral Mr vice* lor Mr Allred "Big A lfred" Rawl*. Sr d ol Maytown Road. Otleen. will be J XI pm Saturday al lion Hop* M B Church, with the Rev Cleve Gipson, officiating INerment lo follow In Otleen Cemetery Ffimdt may call Irom S ♦ p m Fridayallhelu"e*»lhorn# Surer lie Funeral Hone. M0 Locutl Ave. Sanlord M I IJEI. In Ourge ol arrangement* Sandler ts expected to Ik* on hand for today's commission work session to discuss hls pro|K>sals and t«-ar those o f tincity. . . . . t(: .*,i s ill The work srs-fpp lvscheduled to begin at 4.30. In the City Manager's conference room. 2nd llnnr. Sanford C *v Hall. The regular commission m eet­ ing will follow beginning at 7 p in.. In the eianmlssion cham ­ bers. School What’s for lunch? Tuesday, Fob. 15,1994 Hamburger Steak with Gravy Rice with Green Peas Peaches or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk FREE TOWING A ESTIMATES CALL FOR APPOINTMENT . UNFORD I! I 321-3270 J LAKEMARY/HEATHROW1 |E TRANSMISSION 330-3610 | 13TUNE-UP INCLUDES DELAND/OELTONA 1904)775-0003 \ »Ir in * **nruU fl ALT. SP0S./LONGWOOD, 830-5500 . c n c c major repairs ORLANDO380-6500 S1095 /3 Urr DOWNINO. JOSEPH X Funeral wrvicet tor Mr Donning mil be Wednesday. Feb U. d J p m In the Braun Funeral Chapel Interrrwnt *111 follow In Glen Haven Memorial Park Friend* may call at the funeral home Tuesty Irom 1 until a p m and a until I p m B ra u n Funeral Hone. Sanlord. In charge olker vices There are a number of addi­ tio n a l c o n c e rn s v o ic e d by Simmons on behalf of the city stall as well as (in n Sandler t m ‘ TRANSMISSION s7 COBB. ROBERT A. Graveside wrvlcet lor Mr Cobb alii be Tuesday at II am In Evergreen Crmrtrry. Sanford, wits the R*v Jamei J Schrader officiating Military gmvetide honors will b* conducted by tta Sartord American Leg-on th e family tuggeti* ft*I memorial donation* be made to the Sanlo-d Alliance Church. laOt South Park Ave . Sanbrd MTU. or a charity ot c hoice In lieu ol Horen Arrangement* by ftltton Funeral Home. Sanlord party." I �$ » •A - Sanlotd Heitld. Sanlofd. Florida - Monday, February 14. 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TMI CIBCUIT COURT OF THE E IO M IE IN TN JUDICIAL c ir c u i t in A N o r o a SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO f l 11MCA DIVISION I4K HYLAND MORTGAGE COM PANY. pia.nMI IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO i 01 SSAf CC M O HIDDEN SPRINGS CONDO MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC PlamtiM. RONALOL BELCHER.t l al. DaWndanlltl NOTICE OF ACTION TO RONALOL BELCHER LAIT KNOWN RESIDENCE MO Panama Circle Wintar spiingt f l hto* C U R R E N T R ESID ENCE UNKNOWN and II Datandant It dacaawd h «f raspacti*a unknown Kant, darisaas grant*** a u g ia a t creditor* llanort and liutlaat. and all oinai portent claiming ; by. It’fougn under or againtl m» namad Datandani YOU ARE NOTIFIED Inal and action fo tereOoM a marl gaga on Iha following propat ty •n SEMINOLE County. Florida LOT )l. OEER RUN UNIT ir. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK II, PAGES al AND f t PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOR IDA TO G E T H E R W IT H THE FO L L O W IN G D E SC R IB E D PERSONAL PR O PE R TY RANGE OVEN VENT FAN D ISPO SAL. DISHW ASHER. SAkOKE DETECTOR CARPET hat baan I'lad againtl you and you art ragwirad To tarva a copy ol your nriltan dalantat II any. within M dayt yt'af Ina llrtl t publicanon ol TMt Nolica al Action an M chaai J Echever na. P A Plaintiff» attorney whoM addratt It 101 Baytbora Boulavard Sulla MO Tampa Florida U*0* and Ilia ma orlgi nal with Put Court either ba'ory service on Plaintiff » attorney or immad-atoiy 'hereafter. omar « . « * a dylau'l mil ba anlarad aga nil you lor tna ralial da mandad w ma Complain! or patlllan Thu nolica tnail ba pubuinad onea each weak lor Ino centacu Ilya U takt In the Sanlord Harold WITNESS my band and ma I nal ol Put Court on Put )rd day ol Fab . IH* (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol ma Court By RvPiKing At Daputy Clark Pubutn Fab T.M. IMk DEOaa Oeltndantt NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha* Pw underHgrwd will olfar Pw following date 11bad properly m Sammow County. Florida CONDOMINIUM UNIT 1U. B U IL D IN G H B H ID D E N SPRINGS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH EREO F. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK IH4. PAGES 0*** OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTV. FLORIOA W IT H THE F O L L O W IN G S TR E E T ADDRESS *10 ROARING DRIVE tlS f AL TAMONTE SPRINGS. FLOR lOAJTflt tor taw to PW higtwtl bidder lor coth mo Itl day ol March IM4 at II 00 a m . at Pw Watt South Door ot Pw Sam InoW County CourttwuM. Sanlord Florida JJffl. purtuanl to tho Summary Final Judgmant ot Foradotura anlarad In m il action on Fab I. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF” THE llth JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO a iT M C A ia C RHEA REIN a mart iad woman Plaintiff. yt JAMES T PURVIS and BON NIEM PURVIS.hltwila Oa'andanik NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ma* on ma V d day of March, im . at II 00 A M In Pw lobby ol ma Wat' Front Door at tno Mam Caurttiouka *n Santard. gam inai# CounJjr-t Florid a. MARYANNE MORSE '* Clark ot ma Circuit Court will ettar tor tala to Iha high**! and batt b>ddar lor roan, at public out cry. thy tallowing daten bad proparfy In Sam noia County. Florida, mora particularly da Kfibad as follows Lot IJ Block "B ". SWEET WATER OAKS. SECTION If. according »o ma plot maraef at racordrd In Plat Book Jl. Pago U Public Racordt ol Saminoia County. Florida Tha abora tala it mada pur tuanl lo Final Judgmant ol Foradotu ra anlarad In Iha abo«a ttyladcauta In accordanca with Iha Airrr leant With 0 tabitiliat A d . par tont with ditabililwt naadmg a tpaciai accommodation la par llclpala In Ih lt procaadlng thould contact Court Admtntt tranon of 101 North Park Ava nua. Suita N Ml Sanlord. Flor •da M ffl. talaphono laOTI ) ) ) AIM Erl t i lt . not latar man taran If I day t prior lo ma procaadmg II haanng Impairad (TOO! 1100 »1S I f f I. or Voico (VI 1 *00 *1) 1770 via Florida Ralay Sarvlca IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hara harataito tat my hand and official teal Ihlt V d day of Fatruary. IHt MARYANNE MORSE ClarkotCIrcultCourt By Jana I Jatawlc Daputy Clark Pubiitn F*b 7 .14IH4 OEOaf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO *> IM1 CA 14 I H A R R Y R E IN and RH EA RE IN. hltwila Pijintittt. Yt JACK J SHUBERT and HAEEL B SHUBERT.hit wilt. a la l. Dtftndanlt AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on tha tit day ot March, ltfa. at II 00 A M at Iha Watt Front Door ot mo Mam Court houta In Sanlord. Stmlnolo County. Florida. MARYANNE MORSE". Clark of Pw Circuit Court, trill ottar tor tala to Pw highott and batt biddtr Tor coth. at public Outcry. Pw following dater ibad proparty In Saminoia County, Florida, mora pad leu lady described attollow v Lott *4. W and S4H. TOWN OF LONGWOOO. according to Pw plal matte! at ire or dad In Plal Book t. Pagat i| through >1, InduHvt. Public Racordt ol SamlnelaCounty. Florida Tha abora taw It mada purtu anl lo Final Judgmant of Fora doturo anlarad In Pw abort Hy W cauta In accordanca with Pw A mar leant With Ditabiiitwt Act. par tont with ditabtlltwt naadmg a tpaciai accommodation to par llclp a la In thlk procaadlng thould contact Court Admmit tratWn at Ml North Park Ava nua. Sulla N Ml. Sanlord. Flor Ida J177I. taWphono (MM IT) alM Eat t i l l , not latar than taran I f ) day* prior to Pw procttd'ng IT hatring Impairad (TDD) lEOBMSIFft. or V X ct (V ) lEOOMSIffO. via F trld a Ralay Stf rlcv IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I Kara haraunto M l my hand and official teal Pill lom day at Ftbruary, 1M4 (SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE CWrh of Clrcull Court By H I Jana E Jatawlc Deputy Clark Publlkh February 14. II. IH * OEO Ilf ■ M i P H Y L L IS T A IT ; M ASSO P.atAl. M ABEL me MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE COUNTY COURT By Jana E Jawwlc Daputy CW«k Publlkh Fab f. 14. I**4 O EO *] Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COURTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FiW Number » « III CP IN RE ESTATE OF H ENRVPAU L SNIDER Oacaawd NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration at Iha e s ta te o l H E N R Y PA U L S N ID E R , d e c o o t o d . F ile Number «* 111 CP. It pending In Pw Circuit Court lor SammoW County. Flor Ido. ProbeW Olvl Sion. Pw address ol which It Saminoia County Courthouse P O Drawer C. Sanlord. FL JJJfJ 0 * lf Tho noma* and address** ot Pw portona' reprt tentative and Pw personal rap ratantatlva * attorney are Ml lor m below All Interested parsons ar* required lo ItW with this courl. WITHIN THREE MONTHS O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF j THIS NOTICE III all claims ; against Pw estate and ill any obiaclion by an Intortstod person an whom Put notko I* tarred Psal chaiwnga* Pw valid Ity ot Pw will. Pw queliuceiwnt ot Pw personal rapratenteUv* vanu* or jurisdiction ol Pw 0(gft ALL CLAIMS AND OSJEC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BAHRE0 Publication ot Put Wolka ha* begun on Ftbruary 14. IHt Personal Rapresantai..* Martha Blanch May atlHM etwenuloop Apt J ill Kaneohe H aw aiifaftt Attorney tor Personal Eftqu** IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO t ] JIM CA I* E GREAT WESTERN BANK. A Federal Saring* Bank, l/k/d GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS A Fadaral Saalngi A Loan Allocation Plaintiff yt RICHARD C BULLINGTON *1 al. Detandantt NOTICE OF SALE Not let Ik hereby giten that purtuant to Pw Final Judgment ol Foradotura and taW anlarad m ma cauta pending w ma Circuit Court M ond lor Sami now County. Florida, bomg Civil No *1 J4M CA I* E. ma un dart gnad Clark will Mil tha property fu e le d In Sam InoW County. Florida deter,bad at Lot 14 FIRST REPLAT OF HIGHLANO HILLS, according to Pw Plat thereof at recorded m Plat Book M. Page f ot Pw Public Record! ot Saminoia County. Florida at public taW. to Pw highetl bidder tor coth ot II M A M on Pw Jam day ot February. I f f 4. at Pw Wall front door ot Pw Saminoia County CouetheuM. Sanlord Florida NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES act of im Admmlttr all to Order N ot] D Par tont with a disability who need o tpaciai accommodation to pectxipeW In Ihlt proceeding should canted AOA Coordinator ot Ml N Pork Ava . SulW N Ml. Sanlord FL M ffl. at Watt live days prior to Pw proceeding Telephone (MM MJ X X E il 4 » f . I <00 ass i f f I ITDOl. or IMOtSSIffO IVt. via Florida Relay Service DATED Plit Jnd (toy ol Fab ruery. Iff* (SEAL) MARYANNE/WORSE CWrt ot Pw Cirtvll Court By: JanoE Jatawlc Daputy CWrk Publish Fab f. 14. tt*a OEO *4 NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR CLOIINO. VACATING ANOABANDONING A PORTION OF AN ALLE Y Nolica II hereby given that Pw City Commission ot Pw City of Sanlord. Florida, will hold o Public Hearing at f 00 F M on February 10. Iff*. In the City Commission Room. City Molt. M0 North Park Avenue. San ford. Florida, to consider ond determine whether or not tha City will close, vacate and abandon any right of Pw City and Pw public In and to o portion a* Pw north south alloy lying between French Avenue end Laurel Avenue and between Watt lim Street and Bayard Street, further described at follow* LEGAL DESCRIPTION Begin al Pw Southwell comar of Lot J. Block EA. JND Section Draamwold. a* recorded In Plal Book *. Peg* M. Public Record* ol SaminoW County. Florida, run Pwnce NOPM W W. along Pw Watl lino of Lot* t. M a ond > ol *eid Block EA JND Sac I ion Draamwold. a distance ot 1*0 00 teat to ttw South right ol way Una ot Eatt urn Street (S R 4«A | j Ihtnco N lf* 4 f* IS "W . along u ld South right of way lino, o dittenc* ot It 00 Wet to a point on ttw Eatt lino of Lot M. Block l. Draamwold. a* r# corded in Plal Book J. Pagat fo and 11. Public Racordt of Sami noW County. Florida, thence S W 0 0 W E . along Pw Eatt lint ot Lett it. ir. ii. it. to. i t . n . n . J*. IS and I* ol Mid Block I. Draamwold a ditlanca of JfO 00 Wat. Pwnce S tt**rtJ"E o dn lance ol IJ teat lo Pw Point ol Beginning Contain* 0 Off* aero* or sltJ •guar* Wot more or lota All parlWt In Inter**! and cllltant than hay* an opportunl ty to be heard al Mid hearing By order ot Pw City Com minion of the City ot Sanlord. Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a perton oacidat to appeal a daemon mada with ratpacl lo any mettar considered Ol Pw above mealing or hearing, ha may naad a verbatim record of ttw procaadlng*. Including Pw testimony add «yldonco . which record W not provided by Pw City of Sanford (F l 7f* 01011 P E R S O N S W IT H D IS ­ A B IL IT IE S N E E O IN O ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC I­ PATE IN A N Y OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U LD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR A T JJ0 M l* *1 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Janof R. Oonohoo City CWrk Publish- February I*. Iff* OEO 1*1 MMS Highway If *J CetMiberry. FL M W Telephone 1X7)0)4 1)11 Publish February 14. fl. IH t OEO 14] NOTICE Tha St John* River W*Wr Management District has r* c a lv e d an a p p lic a n t * tor Wetland Resource Management protect from SEM INOLE COUNTY. 110 LAKE M AR Y BOULEVARO SUITE TOO SANFORD. FL J J ffJ . a p p lic a tio n f t ] I lf ObtfAG Tha protect Is located In SaminoW County. Section Of. Township II SouPi Rang# M E at' Ttw appuca ton s tor EXCAVATION ANO FILLING ASSOCIATED WITH THE C O N S T R U C T IO N ON COUNTY ROAD i V SANFORD AIR P O R T AU THORITV. ATTN STEPHEN COOKE. JfU MELLONVILLE AVENUE SANFORD FL MTJ4 application *11 I l f 00**AG Tha protect it toca'ad in SaminoW County Section Ot Township M South Rongt Jl C e ll Tha application I* tor EXCAVATION AND FILLING ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION AT CENTRAL FLORIOA RE GIONAL AIRPORT. tBJJOJO4 Tho receiving wewrbedr I* an UNNAMED WETLAND Tha fiWIkl containing each ot Pw Obev* lilted eppucetwn(i) ar* available lor inspection Monday through Friday aveapt •or legal houdeyw « Q t g p to OiOO p m at the I f JeWnaHIvar Water Managodtanl District Haadquartars or ftw apprferiaW field ottica Written ot t t * bn* to tho application may ba mode, but should bo Iliad with (r* calved by I ttw District Cwrk. P O Bor 1*7* Poiotke. Florida M lfl U7t no later than 14 day* from Pw daw ot publication Written objections should 'dan •ify Pw Objector by noma and address and lully dascribe Pw objection to tho application Filing o nriltan obiactwn does not antitw you to o Chapter IM. Florida Statute*. Administrative Hearing Only those parson* wh^M substantial InWrait* art all;.la d by Pw application and who liW o petition mealing Pw i « q u l r * m * n t * o f S * c flo n aoc l J7 . F A C . may obtain an A dm ln itlrallvo H tarirg All llmaly filed written objacliont will b* prataniad lo Pw Board lor consideration in II* dtlibora Hon on application prior lo Pw Board taking action on Iha application Shannon Bar lean Sr. Permit Dale Technician Permit Dale Services Division SI John* RIvor WaWr Maneg* man) Dittrkt Publish Ftbruary 14. IH4 OEO IT* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLOEIDA. INAND FO R SEMINOLECOUNTT CIVIL OIVISION CASE NO. *1141* C A IIE FORO CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC . Successor by Merger to FORD CONSUMER CREDIT COMPANY. Plaintiff. ROBERT M SCOTT. JR ANO M ARY L SCOTT. HIS WIFE. JOSEPH R. CAOOEN ANO M A R Y ANN CAODEN. HIS WIFE; BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. SOUTHERN TURF NURSERIES. INC. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION: C ARRO LL J SM ITH: SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIA TION; SEMINOLE COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. U N IT E D S T A T E S OF AMERICA. Oatandanlli) NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* It hereby given that, pursuant lo a Final Summary Judgment of Foroclosura on •trod In Pw above styled cauta. In Pw Circuit Court ot SomlnoW County. Florida. I will tall Pw property tltuala In SaminoW County. Florida, described at TH E W E S T to OF THE N O R T H W E S T U OF THE S O U T H W E S T to OF THE NORTHWEST to OF SECTION I*. TOW NSHIP JO SOUTH. RANGE M EAST. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA LESS ROAO RIGHT OF WAV. A/K/A M l WASHINGTON AVENUE. LAKE MARY. FL JJTSt. •t public saw. tcPw ru gh .il and batt bidder, lor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI NO LE C O U N T Y COURT HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA, at II 00 AAA , an Pw 10th day of March. I f f* MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF CIRCUIT COURT BY Dorothy W Bolton Deputy CWrk Publish February 14 Jl. Iff* OEO III Legal Notices -7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTT. FLORIDA. CASE NO : *J J**e DR *S B IN RE Pw adoption ot JASON CARLYLE COLBATH and BROOKE AMY COLBATH. minors NOTICE OF ACTION FOB PUBLICATION TO GARY FRANK BROOKS New Hampshire SlaW Prison P O Boa I* Concord NH 0UO1 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Psal on action tar adoption ot Pw above minor* has baan tiled M Pw Circuit Court ol Pw Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tor Sami noW County. Florida, by Pah 110 n a r t J O S E P H R O Y B E A U L I E U an d P A U L A BEAULIEU, and you or* ro quired 10 serve a copy at your written detente! li any. on STEVEN G H O R N EFFER . ESQUIRE. Ml S u n n , town Md . Suit* M4 Casselberry. FL IT W PatHton*. t attorn*,. o n e r b r •or* tha Mh day ot March. If*4. and tiW Pw original with Pw clerk ot Pw* court oiPwr before service an pall'ienar s attorney or im m ediately lh araallaf. otherwise a default will b* anlarad against you tor Pw re!tat demanded in Pw petition DATE Don January 70 I H t MARYANNE MORSE Cwrk ot Pw Clrcull Court By MadalynCrona At Oaputy CWrk Publish January Jl A February M i l l IH* DEN IM INTHE CIBCUIT COURT OF THE llth JUDICIAL COURT CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO *1 1*7* CA I* L INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Ptamlilf RAYMOND LIVINGSTON. *• a l. DaWndanlt NOTICE OF SALE None* ll harvOy given that M accordanca with Iha Final Judgment ot Foraclotut* an larad on Fab I. IH*. m civil action no fJ Ufa CA I* L ot Pw Circuit Court for SomlnoW County. F lo rid a . In which Raymond livings Ion and JtXW P Livingston waro Pw Oaten dent*, and Inland Mortgage Corporation. Pw PwmtiH. I will toll M the highest bidder tor coth at watt Pont door. Ml N Pork Avenue. Sanlord FL FL JJffl. between the hour* ol II 00 am and I 00 p m an April «. IH*. Pw following real proper »r Lot Jl. LongdaW. according tg Pw plal ttwraot. at recordad m Plat Book ij . Pago at. Public Racordt ot SaminoW County. Florida Mora commonly known as 17*7 Hum Road. Long wood. FL J77M OATEO Fab 1. IH * (CaurtSaoll MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By JanoE Jotewk As Deputy CWrk Publish Fab 7. If IH t O E O *] Legal Notices Legal Notices i Legal Notices NOTICE Notice It hereby given Psal Tha School Board ot SomlnoW County. Florida, al Pw ttgutar matting on March I. IH*. In Pw B o a r d H aem o l Ih a Ad m ln itlr a llv a O ffic e * . M il MallonvilW A vanu* Sanford. Florida will adopt Pw tallowing manual SC H O O L A D V IS O R Y COUNCIL Modilkaliont fo Nil* policy ark consitWnl with law SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS This policy wat revised fo r* qulr* a* Watl an AttocWW'k degree or proof of Junior or Senior tla'ut In colWgo In order lo ocqui'* o Substitute Teachers Car tilicaW In SaminoW County Copwt ot PWM document! or* avsiiabW for inspection al Pw Administrative Ottica* ot Pw School Board at M il MelMnvlIW A vanu* Sanford FL OR BARBARA KUHN. CHAIRMAN SCHOOL BOARDOF SEMINOLE COUNTV Publish Ftbruary 14. IH t D I O fl* ________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION CASE NO I I IM* C A IIE F E D E R A L HOME LO AN MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff. vs ROXANNE M W ALK ER . R O B E R T it It I O Y . an d IMARGARETR N ID V .h itw ift DaWndanlltl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant fo a Final Judgment a* Fartclotur* daWd February A IH f and anlarad If. r **n Mo * ) IM0 CA I* E. of Pw Circuit Courl of Pw EIGHTEENTH Judicial Clrcull In and for SEM I NOLE County Florida wtwram F E D E R A L HOME LO AN MORTGAGE CORPORATION Is Pia.ntitt and ROXANNE M WALKER. *• *1 . AT* Oaten dans I will M'l fo Pw higtwtl and batt bidder for cash al Pw Watt Iront door ot the Court house, us Sanford SEMINOLE County Florida, al II OOo'dock on Pw }fth day ot March IH A Pw following deter 'bad preparty a* sal forth in said Final Judgment fowlt A L L O F L O T IJ A N O SOUTHEASTERLY I t FEET O F L O T I * . B L O C K J l. SANLANO O THE SUBURB BEAUTFUL. SANFORO SEC TION. PLAT BOOK t PAGE **. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A ANO ALSO BEGINNING IN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT IJ. BLOCK Jl. RUN N O R TH E A S T E R LY ALONG THE SOUTHEASTER LY LINE OF SAIO LOT IJ TO THE S O U T H E A S T E R L Y CORNER OF SAIO LOT IJ. THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE EXTENSION OF LOTS IJ TO Jl OF SAID BLOCK Jl A OISTANCE OF f t FEET. v* LEON P CH APLIN.*1*1. DaWndanlltl NOTICROE FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN pursuant lo an O rder R* schedule Judgment ol torecto sura daWd February 4 IH 4 and a n l a r a d In C a t * N a . f l M ltCA I* K al Pw Clrcull Court al tha EIGHTEENTH Judklal Circuit In and tor SEM I WOLE County. Florida wtwram RVLANO MORTGAGE COM PANY It Pw Plaintiff and LEON P C H A P L IN . W A N D A V CHAPLIN. B LA IE R PINAN CIAL SERVICES. INC . OF F l o r i d a a / t/ o g r e a t WESTERN FINANCIAL SERV ICES. INC OF FLORIDA and S TILLW A TE R OF F L V IN G CLOUD HOMEOWNERS AS LOCUTION, INC ar* Pw Oa lan-fanl*. I will M il fo Iha higtwtl and batt biddtr for cash al tha watl Irani door at Pw SEMINOLE County CaurPwwM at 11 00 * m . an Pw 10th day at March. 1H4. Pw following dt scribed property ot Mf forth in said F trial Judgmont LOT I * . S T I L L W A T E R . PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK U. P A G E S a l TH RO U G H 40, PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA T O O E T M E R W IT H THE F O L L O W IN G D E SC R IB E D PERSO NAL PR O PE R TY RANGE'OVEN, VENT FAN. D ISPO SA L. DISHW ASHER. SMOKE D E TE C T O R . ANO CARPET WITNESS MY HANO and Pw Mai *f Ihlt Court an Ftbruary f, Iff* (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clark al Pw Circuit Court By Dorothy W Belton Oaputy Clark IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF IHO AdmtnltPaflv* Order No f l 17 Portent with a disability aha naad a tpaciai accommodation fo partkipato in IfR* prpcaadmg thould confect AOA Coordinator at X I N Park A vanu*. Sulla N X I. Sanford. Ftorld* 17771 at Watt five II I day* prior fo Pw procaadlng Telephone 1X71 XJ4JX Eat *177. 1100f U * 77MT0OI. or I *00 *1) *7701VI via Florida Relay Sarvk* Publlkh February 14 71. IH f DEO IX „ INTHE CIRCUIT COURT INANO FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. f*P4J CP IN 4E THE ESTATE OF HELEN V NUGENT. Deceased NOTICE TOCREDITORS The administration al the ttfa t* ol Melon V Nugent, d ec e a s e d . F lit N um ber i f Of) CP i» pending In Iha Circuit Court m and tor Semi now County. Florida. Probato Division. Pw addratt of which I* Saminofo County CourlheuM. Sanlord Florida 1777 1 Tho name* and address** of Pw partonal r*pr*tenf*Hv* ond Pw personal representative* *1 forney art Ml forth below All parsons having claim* against mi* atiafo who art served with a copy of lh>* notice ar* raqu'rad fo HW with Ihlt courl tuch claim wtihm Pw lafor *1 three month* al for Pw dafo al Pw llrtl publkotfon ol Ihlt notice or X day* a far Pw dafo al Mrvlc* ol • copy of into nonce an that parson Parson* having claim* again*! Pw **t*l* who or* no! known fo Pw personal representative and whoM name* and address** *c* not reasonably ascertainable must HW all claim* against Pw etlato Within three month* alter Pw dafo of Pw llrtl publication of ihitneiko ALL CLAIMS ANOOBJEC TIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE FOREVER B A RR IO Tho dafo ol first publication of Put notk* It Fab 7. IH f Personal Representative Lucille M Crouter *0) Laurel Way CatMlbarry. FL JJ707 Per son41 representative's Of forney: JahnA Baldwin. Etquir* Baldwin 4 Mornten. P A 7100 S Highway 17 07 Farn Park, FL JJ7M 1X711)4 1474 Florida Bar No IMITf Publish Fab f. 14 IH4 D IO 71 i * INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. f ] 1407 CA ME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TM I E IO M T IIN TM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IM AND POR SIM INO LR COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CAS B NO. fl-M It CA DIVISION MR RYLANOMORTOAGE COMPANY. PIXftllH. THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY PARALLEL TO THE SOUTH EASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT IJ TO THE EAST LINE OF HERMITS TRAIL. THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG EAST LINE OF HERMITS TRAIL TO POINT OF BEGINNING DATED Put *Pi day ot Fabru ary. IH* (MARYANNE MORSE At CWrk ot said Courl By Dorothy W Bolton At Oaputy Clark "Parson* with a disability who naad a spatial accommodation lo pertlclpaW In Ihlt procaadlng thould contact AOA Coordinator *• SomlnoW County CourthM/M. J0I N Pork Avanuo. SulW NJ0I. Sanford. Florida JJffl. *1 Watl live day* prior fo Pw proceed mg TaWphono; laofl 1J141J0 a.I *JJf, lOOOfSJIfTI (TOO) ar I 000 0*10770 (V I via Florid* Ralay Sarvk* ” Publish February I4 H . IH * DEO IJ* -* Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POR SEMINOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION FiW Number *JJ**C P IN RE: ESTATE OF R IC K V DARLING ORMISTON Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration el the estate *1 BECKY DARLING ORM ISTON. d te ta ted . F lit Number f l J** CP. I* pending In Pw Clrcull Court tor SommoW County. Florida. Probal* Dlvl tton. Pw addratt of which is Post O tfk* Drawer C. Sanford. FL JJffJ 0*)* The nomas and addresses of the personal rtprt tentative and Pw personal rap ratantaliva s aifornay or# m i form below A L L IN T E R E S TE D PER SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AH parsons on whom Ihn nolle# It served who have ob Iaction* mot challenge tho valid ity X m* writ. Pw quaiifkatwn* X Pw personal raprotantaiira. venue, or lurisdktwn X mis Court art required fo III* Pwir e b | *cti*n t with Ih lt Court W IT H IN THE L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATC OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* X ttw decadent and ether parsons haring claims or demand* againtl decadent t estate an whom a copy X mi* notice It served within three months attar ttw data i f Pw flrtt publication X mi* notice must file their claim* with ml* Court W IT H IN THE L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE 0 « THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ot Iha decadent ond portent haring (la m * or demand* again*! ttw decedent s ttf* N mutt tiW their Claim* trim fhlt court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THISNOTICE A L L CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Tho daw X m* flrtt public* twn X thtt Nolica It Ftbruary 14 Iff* Par tonal Rapr***nl«1iv* GERRY D AUERMANN IIM S * SfoWonPomtDrive HomotatM Spring* F L Use* Attorney for Partonal » « pr* tentative STEVENH KANE l * « Summit Tewar Bird Ivlta IDO Orlande. EL JM<0 P M Telephone (4071*41 1177 Florida Bar Na IH IM Publish February 14 Jl. IH t OEO IX U J .M W W W K W D H . HERE'S THE CAT’S MEOW! tS ^ lp p ea rin fl (S o o n . — - u n ite d c a r o lin a bank. Plemlltf. VS PATRICIA BRAGG MOORE, alal DaWndanlt NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Summary Judgmant of Foreclosure dated February J. IH r antarad In Civil Cat* No * ) l i f t CA IfE of •ho Circuit Court of Pw E igh Itenth Judicial Circuit In and tor SaminoW County. Florida, wheram UNITEO CAROLINA B A N K . I t P l a l n l l f l . and PATRICIA BRAGG MOORE, and any and all known portlet or* DaWndanlt I wilt Mil M Pw highest and batt bidder tor cash, ot ttw watt front door ol the SomlnoW County Cour Pious*. ]0I N Pork Avarua Sanlord. Florida, al II 00 A M or at toon tharaalWr at tarn* can ba dona, on March It. IH*. Pw following described Lot J4. Danbury Mill. Unit On*, according to Pw plal Ihare el ot recorded In Plal Book JO Pagat *1. f l and *4 Public Racordt ol SomlnoW County. Florida MaryarwwMorM Clark otPw Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish February I*. Jl. IH f DEO IJ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE llth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AHD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE HO. f l 11*0 CAM I FLORIOA BAR NO. 170*070 INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. C hr Lot 114 M AYFAIR MEAD DWS. according fo Pw Plat Pwraol a* recorded in Plal Book If. Pages Jl. 17 and Jl. Public Racordt ol SaminoW County, Flor Mo I f known ot: 147 Cobbles ton* Way. kwnford. FL JJffl DATED February IMs (Court Saall MARYANNE MOUSE Clark ol Circuit Court Dorothy W Bolton At Daputy CWrk Publish Ftbruary 14 Jl. Iff* OEO IJ* a n g in g Seminole County in transition '94 — W J e a h ir in ty — • Downtown • Schools Lakefront Development • The Expressway W atch For It In The S a n f o r d . H e c a lc r February 20th Prrrrfect to Send to a Friend or Relative... W e will mail it for yo u for O nly $2.50 ,------------O R D E R T O D A Y ! ----------- . i YES! send "Changing Currents" to: i vt STEVEN MICHAEL PREUSS. ROSANNE R PREUSS. DaWndanlt NOTICE OF SALE Nolica I* hereby given that In accordanca with Iha Final Judgmant ol Foreclosure an Wrad on February *. IH * In civil action no f l 1140 CA la E in Pw Clrcull Courl lor Saminoia County. Florida. In which SWvan Michael Prouti and Rotanrw R. Prams, war* Pw DaWndanlt] and Inland Mortgage Corpora Hon. Pw Ptolntllf, I will Mil fo Pw higtwtl biddtr for cash al Pw SaminoW County JOI N Pork Ava West Irani door. Sanlord. FL jjrilbalw aon II 00 am and 7 00 p m on April II. IH 4 Pw following described real proper h ':J ! NAME_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i STREET or P A i CITY ! STATIST E n c lo s e $2 .5 0 a n d m a il to: San ford H e rald I’ .O . B o x 1667 S a n fo r d F L 32 77 2 Phone: 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ! i �* Sanford Herald t iW C w MONDAY February 14, 1994 Sports _________________B There isn’t any doubt IN BRIEF Greyhounds whip Winter Park for state crown LOCALLY l v TONY T O M V DaSORMIKR H a t O n U IID By Gordon sneaks oil with Clash DAYTONA REACH — Jell Gordon respects Ills ciders. and In* Just loves to beat them. loo. Tile 22-year old outfoxed Dale Earnhardt and Ernie Irvan. a pair of established NASCAR Winston Cup Mam. lo win Sunday s Husrh Clash al Daytona International Sfx-edway. Tw o laps from the end o f thr unique. 20 lap. twnsrgment race. Gordon made thr move o f the •day. darting low on thr tiankcd track to m ove past Dale Eurnliardt and Ernie Irvan. who w ere battling aide by-sldc for thr lead With some help from Hrrtl Bodlne. Gordon got through thr small opening and went on to tx-.u Ikxllnr by less Hunt two Irngtlis. K.irnhardt 11In- Ural segment wlnnrrl wound up third and Irvan fourth, followed by Martin. Kyle Petty. Hill Klllotl, Ken Sehraclrr. Rusty Wallace. Harry Gant. Geolf ltodinr. Hobby ladxmtr and wtkl card entry P.J. Jours .. : 1 1 1and fI t i l .Ihr . C ASrmluolr ttlln n lM A tAthletic t«l«.ll** Invitational m lllllc Conference championship, the Greyhounds kept thrlr sight set on thr stulr crown. Nothing else mattered. "It's a matter of pride." said Lyman couch Gary Ikirnrtt. "For Ihr seniors, winning a stale championship Is where they started. Thry don't want to expect anything less.'* As a result. Harnett and assistant coach Paul Holmes had to say little- In lrrm sof motivating the Greyhounds. "II someone was goofing oil before u game. I wouldn't have to say something." said llam ctl. "Or If I did say something. II was quickly plckrd up The girls were self monitoring They undrrstood very clearly that there was a mlndsri they had to maintain If they were going to In­ state champions "This year. II was a relatively easy Job o f motivating girls lo play." I I I V‘ I I . l l i l l t t . i l Horald Sports Editor LONGWOOD — All debts a re paid In lull The Lym an High School girls' soccer tram completed a quest that began last February with a 5 0 victory over the W inter Park Wildcats in the Class 5A stair championship game Saturday night at the University of Tam pa. Il was the third state title In four years for the Greyhounds and lltelr fourth since girls' soccer became a varsity spirt In I9H2. More importantiy. the title completes a c o m ­ eback o f sorts for ihr Greyhounds, who had their rrlgn as state champions Interrupted last year by a loss to Lake Howell In the semifinals o f the district tournament. Since then, the Lyman girls have had one tiling In mind and played like It all year long. Even while sweeping lo ihr Hurger Klng/Club Soccer Young Wallace wins ARCA 200 ST. PETERSHURG — Hernle Nlrholls scored twice. Including Ids 1.000th currrr point, as New Jersey and Tnmpa Hay played In a 3-3 tie. Tampa Hay got two goals from Shuwn rh.imtx-rs.md one from Adam CYelghton. New Jersey goalie Chris Terrcrl made 34 saves and Tam pi Hay's pal Jablonskl made 36 . Ant both schools had seven wrestlers qualify for next weekend's C la s s 5 A state c h a m p io n s h ip tournament ul the Lakeland Clvtc Center. Lake Hrantlry. which w ill send six wrrstlrnt tu Ihr stair inert, finished third In thr regional with I l i t * points. Oviedo was 15th (3 1 1^) while Lake Howell placed 20th (5|. * Am.ES —'Chris Sawyer hit n grand slam as Stetson (2-11 treat Miami 3-3. Miami 16-21 had taken a 2-0 trad on Mike Metcalfe's surcmslul double-steal of home. Three ronsecullve walks set the Mage for Sawyer's homer. Ids llrst of the season. Lakr Hrantlcy will play host to District 3 runner-up Jarksnnvlllr-Sandulwood. while Lakr Howell will travel lo Jacksonville to lake on District 3 champion Terry Parker. Seminole (10-161 fell behind 44-17 ut halftime and lost to N'a. 1-seeded and tournumrnt-host St. Cloud (31-1). H7-43. hi Ihr 4A-Dlstrlct 6 final. Leading Hie Lake Mary group will be regional rharnplms Kevin Dunn (112 pounds) arxl Pal Parollnc (152 pounds). Other stair qualifiers In­ clude Rich Bradley (second ut 103 pounds). Mlkr Laurent (second. 119). Travis Craw'ord (second. I45|. Ronrl Jumpp (second. 220). and Brad Harris (fourth. 140). Regional chumplons J oey Flores 1103). Isaac Hunter (119). Nicky Samrro (125). and Eric Sm ith (145) wIII head Lyman's Male tournament contingent. They'll be Joined by Murty Cummings (second. 1121. Jason Nutt (third. IGO). mid Alex Hunnuh (fourth. Heavyweight). For Lake Brantley. Steve Snow won the regional title at 130 pounds. Also competing the Patriots ut the state tournament w ill be Tim Meredith (second. 135), Jason Sofka (second. 152). John Lrm lrux (third. 1031, Rick Hamilton (third. 1191. and C h r is S c h la c h tc r (th ir d . Heavyweight). Representing the Oviedo Lions will tx- undrfruted and defending state champion Hnan Hluck (220 [ See Basketball. Page 2B pounds). Gators pound Mercer Min is M w b b f H a l H in t GAINESVILLE — Chan Perry hit u three-run homer and John Tnmargo was 4-for-4 as undefeated Florkiu (6-0) beat Mercer 11-3. The victory marked the 400th win ul Florida for Gators coach Joe Arnold. In their two regulsr season meetings, Kelly Kohn (No. 15) and the Lake Howell Silver Hawke beat Lake Brantley twice on their way to the Seminole Athletic Seminoles survive Patriots lead county cage quartet LAS VEGAS — Wide receiver Tnmnrlck Vanover, who Just completed his sophomore year with national champion FSU. signed u four-year contract with the expansion Las Vegas Posse of thr Cuitadlnn Football league. Vanover. 19. wanted lo forgo Ills Junior season al Florida Stale to tieromc eligible lor tills year's NFL draft, hut the league denied the request hccuusc he was only u sophomoiv. AROUND THE WORLD Moe is golden for USA LILLEIIAMMEK. Norway - Tommy Moe of Palmer. Alaska, won the downhill by .04 seconds over Norway's KJctll Andre Aamudi. Mor's lime was 1 minute. 45.75 seconds Third went to Ed I’odtvtnsky of Canada In 1:45.87. He kilns Hill Johnson, the 1964 winner, as the only American men's downhill g«4d medalists. Kyle Rasmussen o f Angels Camp. Calif., was l l l h |ln 1:46.35). AJ Kill or Rochester. N.Y.. 17th (1 46.82) and Craig T h ra slrr of Steamboat Springs. Colo. 38th 11:48.91) OLYMPICS □ 8 p.m. - WCPX 6. 1994 Winter Uuincs C e m p lsf llsttms on Pa»# tB . I^ike Mary clalmrd the regional team title, ouisrorlng runner-up Lym an 149V*-I30V*. w h ile the G r e y ti n u n d s c o l l e c t e d a tournament Ih- z tour Individual re­ gional championships, bruttng Lakr Mary hrad-to-lrud In the finals ol three weight dinars. MIAMI — Brian Henning and Hob Kudrlskl scored power-play goals and goalie Mark Fitzpatrick made 33 saves Sunday night to lead the Florida Pauthrrs lo a 2-1 victory over the Canucks at Miami Alena. Vanover skips out on FSU . School. Panthers keep on winning AROUND T N I NATION 1 LONGWOOD — As strange us It may sound, holli the l^ike Mary Rams and Lyman G reyhou nds walked away winners from Ihr 5A-Rrglon I wrrMlmg tournament this |iasl weekend ul Lvm nn High Lightning tied C a. from Staff Reports AROUND TH1 STATE | TALLAHASSEE — Doug Mlcnlklewlc/ drove In four runs and an Arizona Suite pitcher hit two haliers with H r buses loaded us Florida Stale (8-2) took a 9-8 win over the Sun Devils. A rizon a State reliever Mike Coromlnus lunked Kandy Hodges and then Mike Martin to ring In the tying and winning runs for FSU. till... Lake Mary, Lyman share spoils of 5A-Region I DAYTONA BEACH - Mlkr Wallarr. driving a rar provided by NASCAR Winston Cup Mar Krn Schrader, came up with Ids llrst auprrepecdway victory Sunday In the Daytona ARCA 2(X) Wallace, one o f Rusty Wallace's younger brothers, fought off a lair eltallrngr by Tim Steele to win tin- HO lap rare. Tim Frdrwa Itulshed third, followed by J e lf McClure and Ktrk Shrlmrrdlnr topi^Caneli agedh _ r. Especially after Winter Park coach Israel Kamos was quoted In a ncwspu|»cr article us saying he thought the Wildcats were the best team In the state. "I never had to say a word." Harnett said. "I hart girls calling me. asking me If I saw what he (Ramos) had said. I never had to say a word about It. Hut dial was not the only thing that was the telling factor. Thr girls wanted to win a stale championship. They wanted It. no matter what anybody said. "A ll those little- things together . . . the arllcle, Ihr slate title, last year. It being the seniors' Iasi year . . . because of all (hose factors, plus the girls Iicing close as a team on and o ff the field, bring focused wasn't a problem." Il look less than nine minutes for the Greyhounds to lake a 1-0 lead over the Wildcats Saturday night. Danielle Garrett taking a See Champions. Page 2B By OBAN SM ITH Herald Spons Witter LAKE M ARY - Srmlnolc County got the most, and least. II could out the g irls' high school district basketball tournaments that w ere completed Saturday night. Thr most teams that the county could have qualified to play In this Tuesday night's sub regional gam es wus four. That’s what happened us laike Hruntlry. Lakr Howell. Seminole and Orange wood Christian all earned .he right to advance. Hut on the downside, the least number of team s that could hr playing al home on Tuesday Is one. And that's also what happened as only th e Lake Brantley Patriots will tie al home. The Patriots handed Lake Howell Just Its second loss of Ihr season. 58-48. In the championship gam e of the Conference championship. Bui on Saturday, Kalla Byland (No. 25). Jean Vanderwelde (No. 24) and tho Patriots boat Lake Howell lor the 5A-Dlstrict 4 title. 5A District 4 tournament ut Lake Mary High School. Lysa Moorcllrld scored right points during un 18-4 second quarter scoring run as Lake Hrantlcy went from u 9-7 first quarter disadvantage In a 29-19 halftime lead. Muorrflcld led thr Patriots |21-8) with u game-high 20 points. The Sliver lluwks (31-2 and ranked No. 4 In Class 5A) were led by Junior point gourd Kelly Kohn with 16 points. FH SA A defense of fines borders on indefensible From the "It's belter to rcmuln silent und lx- thought a fool than to open your mouth and rem ove ull doubt" file . . . . Most mouths, ihr Flortdu High School Activities Association puls n newsletter o f sorts — e n title d FHSAA Today — to member schools and Interested turtles. In the cur­ rent Issue. "Tim e Out." u com ­ m e n ta ry c o lu m n by F H S A A Director o f Public Relations Jack E Watford mukrs Its debut. This notable only because Wat­ ford chose the topic "Just w h o 's to blame when u member school Is fined?" for his maiden effort. Il seems that the oft repeated charge dial the primary reason the FHSAA Is handing out fines at such a frantic |»acc Is to pay for th eir new building bus reached the e v e r vigi­ lant cars of the Association. Watford rrs|xmds to the charge: " T h a t 's fu nny. The F H S A A purchased the new building |usl this past summer. Yet the FH SAA has been fining Its member schools for rules vloiulions since before most of us w ere horn. "It's a gripe, not a valid argu­ ment. and it stems from a truth that SPO RTS TONY DeSORMIER nobody serins willing to admit — It's nobody's fault but your own when your school Is fined or penal­ ized." Spcuklng ns someone who's paid his fair share of fines (I've hern to traffic school twice), I have no problem owning up when I've cllhcr consciously or unwittingly done something deserving such u penalty and w ould like lo believe dial phllosphy ts shared by Hie majority. But the growing problem with the FHSAA — und It's one that coin­ cides with th e‘Association purchas­ ing a new building — Is Its assessing of fines for what appear to be slap-on-thc-wrtst offenses. For exam ple. In Hie listing of roles violations nnd fines In the current FHSAA Today, three schools were lined $100 each for "luck o f cooper­ ation" because of their "failure to submit photo of girls volleyball tram for publication In official souvenir program for the 1993 F H S A A S tair G irls V o lle yb a ll Championships.' At u time when schools across the state arc furred lo stretch cvrry penny us far as It will go. assessing a fine because u school doesn't turn In a photo borders on obscene. Besides, as any coach will tell you. Ignoring that (ask yields lls own punishment in the form of upset parents who shell oul Hie money to buy the program, only to find their tram 's picture Is missing. At the risk ol being cynical. It seem s that these fines are an attem pt by the FH SA A. which receives the funds generated by program sales, to recoup any lost revenue from missed sales due to the lack of u team's photo. Then there's the $250 fine levied against Lake Mary High School because the boys' soccer team played in one loo many tournament games Hits season, which should appear In the February edition of FHSAA Today. Not only did the FHSAA show no compassion lor Lake Mary (which could Just us easily have been Lake Brantley) for something that was beyond the Rams’ responsibility, the decision to fine the school was made during the course o f a phone call Rom thr E dgcw ater High School stadium. No discussion. No appeal. Puy us. I can appreciate the FHSAA's growing frustration with constant challenges to Us authority In the form o f lawsuits seeking Injunctions by member schools. It would be easier If everyone Just did ns they were told, right? The problem wlih that equation Is that It doesn't balance; Hie FHSAA often falls short In upholding Us half of the bargain by not providing reasonable due process. If it did. It w o u l d n ' t f i n d i ts d e c i s i o n s challenged In (and overturned by| the courts. Rather than settle for being an enforcement and collection agency, the FHSAA should strive lo guide nnd support the efforts o f |ts member schools. As we all know!-- ' It's dtlllcult to do anything well when someone Just watting to leap on any mistake you make. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �a * - Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. February 14. 1994 Sunniland upset in hoop playoffs S TA TS & STANDINGS lC O L U O I l A t W A l l Sendai's Call*** Baseball Scar» » SOUTH Armilrong SI 1. Wingat*. N C 4 Ctomtan I WesternGiro!toel. tunningt Fief tor *. Harm F tor t o i l Flerfdell.Marcer I Fiend* SI t, Am en * SI. I Emory 4 Henry at Lynchburg ppd CaorglaCall S. Presbyterian ] Georgia Soutttofn 10 Georgia St I Georgia Tech I. M.nn* jot* ] Jecktanvtlto SI U. Lincoln Memor i*l I St. Themes a. F lend* Tech a W h Caroline 2. M C (MlmmglanO Seeth Florida II, M chienvllle* Stetsen i. Miami 1 Trnnette* I. C»nl Florida J Tennessee*. N Cqoline SI 1 TuUnea. NKhoiltSi 1 SOUTHWEST Cal SI Fullerton V. Taaaa la Houston 1. SW Teaet St a Incarnate Word II,Trinity. T ere s ] Trial ASM Kingsville♦ I SI EdnardslO T rial Arlington IS. Lotailana Tacti I T tiat Lutheran II. Concordia Lutheran 1 FAR WEST Air Foret F. San FrancbcoS Arlrona IS. N r * M encoSt * Frnno SI J. Wyoming 0 Pepperdin* II. Calllorraa I St Mery'ia. San io ta SI 1 UNLV a. San Dlago SI I NBA STANDINGS 10. I f .000 S I I ) Mark Martin. Jamestown. N C . Ford Thunderblrd. 10. SF.OOO 4 (I I Ken Schrader. Concord. N C . Chevrcfel Lumlna. 10. 14 000. F. I l l ) Brett Bodtne. Harrisburg. N C . Ford Thcmderbird. 10. 1S.SC0. 0 ( 4) Geoll Bodine. Julian. N C . Ford Thinderbird. 10.11.000 t (F| Harry Card. Taylorsville. N C . Chevrotol Lumlna. 10. 44.100. 10 I I ) Rusty Wallace. Concord. N C , Ford Thundtrbird. to 44 000 II n i l n il E 11*11. BUIrsvIlto. Ga Ford Thunderblrd If. 44.000. tl ID P J Jones Charlotte. N C . Ford Thundtrbird. 10 14 000. 11 (11) Bobby labor tv Trinity. N C . Pontiac Grand Prle. 10.44 000 CONNECTICUTM. MIAMI Si tnd II Up le g marl CONNECTICUT ( N i l (after Inverted restart) Ellbotf 4 4 M t Berube 14 00 1 Lobo 4 11 I (10) Gordon. 10. 441.000 ( 414 000). 1 (FI I 1 II. R lnolll 4 I 00 II. Wrbbrr 1 1 0 0 1. Belter 11014. Walton 4 F 1 1 II. Mattock 0 1 B Bodine. 10, IIS .000 (10.1001. 1 (111 Eernherdt. X 4X 000(141 0001, 4 t i l l Irvan 000 ToUis H rf 1 4® JO I I ) 000 1424 100) MIAM I ( B ill S |t) Martin x 4UOOO t*1t.000>. * I I I ) Thomas a It 1 4 IF. M/rrey 110 01 Welsan Petty. » . 14000 (UO.eoi. F ID Elliott, » . 14 1 I F. Me Gerry 14 141. MtlcheH S 1 1 1 14 IF,400 ( 11) 1001. ■ ( I ) Schrader. 10. 11.000 CetUnedeO I 0 0 0 H em e0 1 0 0 0. C Young 1412.0001 0 1 0 10 Motk 1 * 0 1 1 . Faulkner 1 * 00 1 f (41 Wallace. N . 24500 ( 410.100). 10 111 Touts IOSIF IF40 Gent. X 14000 1410 SO); II 14) G Bodm# Holltlme — Connecticut N. Mlemi 10 1 Point goals — Connecticut 1 I I iRtuoHl 1 F. X 14000 (III . 000); tl III Lebonto N 14 000 1210 000) Berube l 1. Webber 1], Elliott 01. Mattock II ID Jones, » . 4* (DO 1*10.0001 O II. Miami 1 IF (Thomas 1 F, Faulkner 1 1. Race Vanities M.tchell I 1 Murray 0 1, C Young 0 I) Fouled Time el race: IS 4] Idoes not include 2* IS out — None Rebounds — Connecticut 41 red Hag tor rain betwrnn segments I. (Elltoll t). MUml 1) (Moik ■) Assists Marginet victory: OJ seconds Connecticut 11 IR Iito tt 1 WOtber II. Mteml Cautlen llags: None 10 IFeuikner 4) Total louts — Connecticut II. Lead changes 11 ameng Fdrivers Miami II A - lot Lap toaders: Schradw 11; Earnhardl 2 10 Elliot! tl; Martin 1114 Irvan 14 II: Gordon If N is. Illmoit 11 Kansas aa Nebraska So Kansas SI Ft. Iowa SI 40 Northwestern It. Mmnesole al Penn SI FO. Indieno 41 Purdue IS. Ohio SI 44 SOUTHWEST Arkansas** 100. Teaat P jn American 44 OSIohomo SI FF.OtldiomaM FAR WEST New M eiico IF, Fresno SI SI San Owgo SI OF, Totes El Peso 41 Santo Barbara F I PadllC M Io w j NHL STANDINGS National Hockey League All Times E IT EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dir it ion W L T Pts OF OA NY Rangers IS IS 4 la It ) 1*1 New Jersey N i l F 4F XU IS* Florida IS N II *4 l i t I** Washington 1) IS 4 St It l I FI Philadelphia IS » 4 Sa IFF 111 Tampa Bay Tl I t F 4t ISO IN NY Islanders I I IT * *4 144 III Northeast Division Montreal M M I M Itl 144 Boston N II 10 44 Ii4 l i t Pittsburgh IT II II IS N l 100 Butteto IF 14 * 40 l i t 114 Quebec 11 It S i f IFF I t l Hartford N i l * 4* 144 It* Ottawa t 41 I » 14* N * WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division W L T P fs OF OA Detroit 11 II S 4* 1*5 I t l Oat Us II » F at 110 It) Toronto i t IF n at ito lit SI Louts N I I • 44 IIS ISO Chicago FS IS t la U* 140 Winnipeg IF 14 F 4) 1*0 I S Pacific Dvlston Calgary x i t t at Ha IFF Vancouver N IF 1 SO 111 Itt Sen Jose I I 14 II 11 ISF IF1 Anaheim a n 4 * Ml IN Los Angeles 11 N 4 44 MS 111 Edmonton IS 14 I N IN l i t Saturday's Games Boston }, New Jersey 1 O a lU lt. Pittsburgh 1 F lorid a*.M Y. islanders! Vancouver I, Tampa B e y l N V. Rangers4.O tU w al.O T Montreal S. Quebec 1 Calgary l. Toronto 1 Hartford S. Edmonton 1 Detroit I. St Louts A OT NRA All Star Boa Weshtrv)ton 4. Lot Angeles I CAST tu n Sander's Gamas Plppen f IS 4 10 n Coleman I a 00 I. Pittsburgh J. Philadelphia 0 O'Heel 111 4-11 a. Anderson 1 10 00 a. Dallas S. Buffalo 1 Armstrong S t 00 II, Starts a t 00 t, Price Anaheim a. Edmonton 1 1 101 n p . Erring M l t> 10. Oatley 11001. Sen Jose 1. Chicago 0 Wilkin* a * t o (1. tlleytock I S OO l. Grant 1 0 Florida l.Vencwevec l o o s T e t W k ia in iic A ii/ teew J m e y 1. Tampa Rry A lie WEST <i in Monday's Game* Me Iona 19 9 0 4. K «n p 1 II 00 a. Ola|u«en N.Y Ranger* al Quebec F l i p m t IS l a IF.'Richmond S la 00 10. Oreiler IF Chicago al Calgary. t :a p m 000. SlocaienaiOOOtl. O R obin son atlF 10 Boston at Lot Angelas. 9 U p m If. Johnson I S O i a . C Robinson SO 00 10. Manning 4 F 00 I. Payton 1 a 00 a. Sprenell 111 Ft Totals *2 IM G I I I I I (a s i u i t i t la - itr West i i sa la i t - i n Denis Ughtneig. Sums IPoinl goals — East lOJr (Pippen St. New Jersey I I I 4 — 1 Price 1 J. Blaytoct 11. Armstrong 11. Starts Tampa Bay I I 1 1 — 1 I 1. Anderson C l. Colrman 01. Wilkins 01), Firsi Period - I. Haw Jtrsay. Vac Lean 20 West la I Stock Ion I t , C RoOinson 0 1, (Mitten. Richer!, IF 01 1. Tampa Bay. Drtiler 01. Sprewal 0 1 ). Fouled owl — Chambers F ISeverdL 1110 <pp) Panamas None Rebounds — E a l f ] (Pigpen II ). West - Milken. NJ (hooking). I 01; Creighton. TB Ft (Kemp II) Asarsts - East JO IP rk e S. (high Slkklngl. 10 04. McKay. NJ (hooking). West ai (Stockton to). Tola) louts - Easi 11. NalMnal B etkiefell Attaclallan (ASTER N CONFERENCE Atlantic Division w L Pel. 24 14 FO* tore Yar* Or (41)9* IF N IF* M uni 12 M 411 Hew J*»«#y n 14 4F1 Bat(an N IF 424 PtoiadeipMa X IF 474 Washington t* » Jtt Central Qvltton Atlanta , 14 t l 727 CMcaga 14 1) 772 Cleveland to 11 l i t Indiana a :i 500 Cher toft* n 12 4*4 Milnaule* (4 14 N l Detroit tt IF IN WESTERN CONFERENCE M d v t i Divitian w L Pet Movttan 14 It FN San Antonio 12 14 714 Utah It tl U ) Denver n Ii 44* Minnesota 14 I I J94 D*lt*l 9 4t IIS Pacific Ovision Seattle 12 19 ■FF* PNoenii D 11 *Fa IF X SF4 Golden Hat* Portland IF X IF* LA Likert II N M l LA Clippers 19 » ISO Sacramento IS n I l f letur sky's Games He games scheduled Sunday'a Oamo All Star Gam* at Minneapolis, i M p m Monday1! Gamas No games scheduled 4- NHL 8UMMAHIU West 11 A — I) ota COUiOB B A H IT B A U | USA TODAY CNN T a p li The USA TOOA T Ctdr batkolball coaches' pod. with I'fsl place voles In parentheses, •otal points bated on is points for a llrsl place vole through one poirt lor o 11th piece role, and lest week s ranking Recard Pit Prs 1 Arkansas 111) I I I 424 I 1 Kansas ID 111 Fi* 4 1 Carmen,{u t ID 111 141 4 4 Harts Carolina 1*4 FM ) 2 Out* ID IF 1 414 I 4 Lluiivllto 111 M l 441 f F UCLA IF I 402 I 1 Purdue M l 404 19 f Tempi* IF 4 424 4 10 Kentucky 191 124 I tl 4 i n 1) II Michigan tl Mattes tHnett* t f 4 449 11 II Syracus* 14 4 42* 14 14 MttSOurl 111 41) 14 12 Anion* 114 414 11 14 Indian* 111 411 It IF Sami LasHt t f t 194 II tl California t » l 141 I f 11 Mmn*tal* IF F 191 11 N Alabama Birmingham 114 110 IF 11 Marquetf* 149 111 N n . FtarMe 114 142 11 22 Wisconsin FI t l til 14 Cincinnati 14 F 44 U 12 Boston Cal tog* 14 F 49 — Other! receiving vales: New Meilca Si at. Georgie Tech « . M vyland It. Teias It. Illmoit IS. Weke Forest IS. Brigham Young II. Bredley t. Now Mm ICO I. Now Orleans 1. Tulsa F. Penn a. Xavier. Ohio a. Oaiahoma SI S. Virginia S. Wit Grmn Boy 1. Washington St A Murray SI. 1 Gouaga 1. Ohio 1. Oreiel I, W Kentucky 1. West Virginia I Sunday's Collage Basko(belt Scares EAST Buctnoll ft. Army FI Delewero 4F. Vermont a Harvard Fa. Columbia FS Manhattan tl. Loyola. Md *0 Massachusetts Sa. Ttmple SS Rhode Island FI. Si JotNih'taa SOUTH Cor llai Carolina I0S. Towson SI. It Wot e Fvresl FI. Osito 0 MIDWEST Clnclnneli W Merquello tl. 10T Michigan fl. Oho SI FO FAR WEST Arirona so. Callbrnia FF Swnday't Wonwn't Baskelball Scares CAST AmerlcenU FI N C Wilmington Sr Boston College SO. Providence 14 Buckneliaa. Army so BultoloSF. Co. l Connecticut SI 0) Cennecticet SO. Miami t Maine U, W. Connecticut OF Manhattan 11. Canisiusat Salon Hall F I Plttsburtfi FI VarmoM a . Delaware ■ VlllanovaaLSI John's rF SOUTH A ljb e m etl Kentucky IF E. KentuckyU. Tennessee I I Ft Old DemlMwi FI. James Madison It Richmond FI. William A Mary Sd lev Iter* MPt. FS. I F hr Ida IF Tennessee It. Vanderbilt IF Twlano FF. Louisville *1 W Kentucky FF. Lamar 14 MIDWEST Creighton M. Indiana SI i ) Or Paul I f Dayton 14 r Second Period — 1. Tampa Bay. Chambers I (Bradley. Hamrltk). 4:1* 4. New Jkersey, Nichoiit (0 IStovent. htorLeant. (I of (ppl Penalties - Gallant. TB ( cross checking I, 10 41. MacLean. NJ tinier tor encel. II 04: ‘ Daneyko. NJ (intortomncel. II » . Mamrlik, TB Ihigh slkklngl. IFXU. New Jersey bench, served by Hkher, (iblay ol game). 11 OF: Joseph. TB (roughing), I f : I t . Nkheilt. NJ (crota checking I, ( f i l l Third Ported — S. Tan pa Bay. Creighton 4. IKIIme. Oration). 441 A New Jersey, Nkhollt It INtedermayer. Stovens). 11 SI Panaltlet — Hamrltk. TB (roughing), i n . Tucker, TB (roughing), to Si; McKay. NJ (ro u g h in g). 10:11. K llm a. TB (cross chocking), l ) n . Zebputin, NJ (hooking). 14:41; Zttopukln. NJ (rougMngl. 11:44: Savard TB (roughing), IF:Mt MacLean. NJ (Intortergnce). N:41 Overtime — None PwiaHlet — None Shell on goal — New Jersey II I ) 141 — Ft Tampa Bay 14 t i l l - IF Power play Opperlwanes — New Jersey I o l i ; TampeBey l o t ) Gealiet - New Jrrw y, Terrert. 14 1 1 (IF shots 14 saves) Tampa Bay. Jabtonskl. S 41 IN 14) A - 14.101 Retorea - Blaine Angus Linesmen — Cord Broseker. Mark Vine Canucks Perdheet. Sums Vancouver 0 0 I — I Florida I 0 1 -1 Firsi Per led — t, Florida. Banning 4 (Lomakin). 1 01 (ppl Penalties — Otdurk. Van |cress checking L I X . Himtor. Van (elbowing). 1 01. Courtnail. Van (elbowing), F 11: Banning. Fla (ro u g h in g). F t l l i Nledermeyer. FU Hooking). F IS. DWuck. Van (roughing), to 11; Urudiend. FU llnler lerence). II 10. itogr. Van (elbowing). It *F Secand Period — None P e n *'Ills — Diduck. Van I holding 1. 1 IS. Laus. FU llntortorencal. 10 10; Murphy, F U (hook Ingl, I f t« Third Period - 1. Florida. Kudelskl U I Banning Hewgnod). II II (ppl. 1. Van cauver, Muriyn 1 I Bure. Craven). 11:11 Penatlles — Courtnail Van (roughing I, S 04 M ellanby. F U (cross chacklngl, 4 41: Carton. Van. double minor (roughing, goalie I n t e r f e r e n c e ). 10 10; M u rp h y. F la (roughing). 10 M, Mdnlyre. Von dripping). 10 U Lindsay. FU (slashingI, IF 41. Bure, Van ItUthlngl. IF 41. Skrudland. F U drip ping 1. 11:11 Shalt an goal — Vancouver 10 11I I — 14 Florida* 4 S - is Fewer play Oppirfwtliet — Vancouver 0 ol 4. Florida lo t • Gaalles — Vancouver. McLean. 14 111 US shots I ] savatl Florida. Fitrpatrkk. « F 1 114 111 A - 14,411 R »to n e - Denis Moist Linesmen - Brian Murphy. Tim Newek AUTO RACING ■ntcftCUdi Resettl DAYTONA B E A C H -R esu ltsat fha Busch Clash slack car race Sunday at Daytona International Speedway, with starting post Hon in parentheses, rrsidmc*. type at car. laps completed, reason out. II any. prlre money and wVmar 's avtraga spmd In mph: I d NUpSagment t ID Oato Eernherdt. Oaolte. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. 10. 412.000. 1 (1) Ernie Irvan. Rockwell, N C , Ford Thunderblrd. If. I t 7.100. 1 110) Kyi* Ppfy. High Point. N C . Pontiac Grand Prle. 0 , 111 500 I U ) Jett Garden. Concord. N C . Cherratot Lumlna. Daytona ARCA NO Remit! DAYTONA BEACH - Results of Sunday s Daytona ARCA NO tSiotort Cup Stock car race al Daytona Inbrnational Spaednay with slatting position In parentheses rest dense, type ol car. laps completed reason Out, II any. prlie money and winner s average speed in mph I IF) Mika W elU k* SI Louis. Chevrolet, 10. IISASO.II0 014. 1 O l) Tim Steel*. Marne. Mich . Ford. K . 110.19 I 111 Tun Ftdewa Mon. Mich. Ford. M 24 4F). 4 (14) Jett McClure. Herrisburg. N C . Chevrolet 10. 15M0 4 I l f ) KkS 9selmerdlne. Winston Salem. N C . Otdsmottie. H. 44 TOD a (S4> Bob Strait. Moktna. I I . Ford. 10. 42 200 F ID Bob Hilt. Story City. Iowa. Chevrolet (0. 41410. I I I I ) Bobby Bowshtr. Spring Itold Ohio Ford. M 45.071 f ( 4)1 Glenn Brewer. Cottbus. Ga . Cheerd el to 41 f » 10 III Mark Stahl. San Otoga. Feed. 40.12 421 It 124) R kk Srugspa'd Clinton Twp. M kh . Oidtmoblto. « 42.1)0. 11. ( i n Bob WHIUms. Canlield. Ohio. Chevrolet. 10. 41.400. 1). (N ) Craig Rubright. Ckearwitev. OMsJisabtto. (4. SIAM. U (111 Bab Schacht. Lombard. Ill . Otdimateto 10. SJA00. IS ( I I ) Dave Jenson. Grain Vdtoy. M o . Pontiac. 10. S1.N0; M I l f ) John Strodtmeo Jr . Clave land. Chavrotot. (0. 41.400 II. ( » ) Gary Wainbroar. 6 rook park. Ohio. Oidsmoon*. 10. 41J00. II (M ) Alan Pruitt, Hkkory. N C . Ford. 00. 41.110. !• i n ) L W Millar III. Ovshora. P a . CHgvrdel. » . U.F00. X IS) Bill VentorM. Chicago. Chevrotol. TO. crash. IS. ISO II 1*01 Bab Brevak. Ashland. W ls . Ford N , 41400. n t i l l Frank Klmmel. Jet tersanvilto. Ind. Oldsmoba*. n . 41221 l ) I f ) Joel While. ROyC* Oty. Teias Chevrolet. 2t. 22.OFI . 14 (ID P e e r Gibbon*. Canada Chevrotol. N . 41.010. 14 (14) Kenny Alton. Shelby. N C . ChevvoW. FT. U.4FI. 1* (411 Bob Dotter. Chicago. Chevrotol. N . 41.S7S IF (SI) Andy Stone. Pooler. G a . Otdsmobtto. Ft. II. 100. n (SI) Jtbn (Mlklmon 111, Hueytoem. AU . Butch, 41. cradt. 41.700. N (41 Jett Purvit. Clarkivilto. Term. Chevrolet. 41. crash. 41.400. SO. (SOI Oevtd Boggs. FotrttoM. III. Bukk.41. clutch. 41.100 St. ( I ) Ley Allan Jr. Raleigh. N C . Ford. M. Ito rod. 41AS0. D (M l Weyne Peterson P o lilfcl. Toms, Pent lac. 40. eng we lalture. U M i U . (IT ) MUR>9 Be thea. Clearwater. Chevrolet. SA crest. ll.S tt U 14) Mark Thompson. Corsertvitb. G a . Ford, SA crash. It .ISO. IS (IS) Bobby Gerhart. Lebanon. Pa . Chevrolet. SA oil took 41.100, S4 IN ) Laura Lane. Chertotte. N C . Ford.» . crash. 4I.1S0. SF. ( I l l Rabort Ham. Auburn, A la .. Chevrotol. IA crash, 4I.FFS, I I IN ) Jail Finlay. Lansing. Mich. Chavrotot. II. crash 41.050. N ID ) Dick Trickle. Iron Station. N C . Chavrotot. >0. angno Ullwre. 41.100. aO 124) Bob Kesatowsk), ftochastor Hill*. Mkh , Chrysler, A crash. 11.49 41 IN I Gary BraMerry, Chelsea. A U , Chevrotol. S, crash. 4400. al ItOI Ran Burchett*. WelkerSows N C . Pontiac. S. crash. 4100; 41 (ID Billy Thomas. Phenii City. A la . Pontiac. A bash. SIAM. Race Valistks Tima al race: 1:41 04 Margin elvk tery: Scar tongthi Caettonllagi: I lord)laps Lead changes I among* dr Ivers La p leaders: Purvk I 25 McClure 14 42. Stevie 42 u Klm m el« Wallace 44 to GOLF L A Opws Scares LOS ANGELES - Final scores and prlie money Sunday in the si million Nissan Los Angolas Open, played on the 4.*44 yard, par 71 Riviera Country Club courta Corey Pavtn. 1140.000 *7 44 FI 44-IFt Fred CouptoA 1101.000 4F4FMFI-1F1 Chip Back.S40.000 4* FI FJ 44—IFF BradFaean.44l.000 FO FI 44 44-1F0 David Frost. 440.000 * 7 ) 4 71 47- 271 Tom Watson. 4)4 750 *t 71 71 41-110 Pater Jacobson. 414,79 f t FI *4 71-100 Kirk Triplett. I2S 000 U 74 4 t* 4 -N t Lenme Ctomants. I N (DO M F 4 M 1 I- N I Jay Deising. i n 000 e l Flat F l- N t Craig Stadtor. IN 000 M 41 FI F l- N t Fu lly Zeeltor.ill 000 4F F] FI FO -Nl Tom Pur Iter. 411000 44 14 U F0-N1 Mike Hubert, l i t AOO 70 71 70 7 1 -N l Tam Lehman. 114.000 41 F) F] 44 -711 Donnto Hammond. 414.(90 *1 )* FF 44- N l Jelf Human. I l l 000 F1F0 2 IF 9 -N ) Mika Springer. It* 000 of TO 74 to 21) Mark OMeara. 114.000 a tn iO ll- n i Swkaest Stoitars Scares TAMPA — Final sores and prit# money Sunday In the 4100.000 GTE Sumoast Classic seniors got! tournament, played on the 4AM yard, par FI TPCol Tampa Bay course Rocky Thompson.4105000 FS4F4I-MI R *y Floyd. 441AC0 F04444-N1 La* Trevino. 450 400 I t M 44- Ml Orville Moody. 442 000 4* *1 70-205 Dick Rhyan.4M.000 To 7044-204 Mikt Hilt. 4MA00 41 44 72- 20* Jim Cotoer1.425.200 4IF44S-MF JCSnaad.4lt.lS0 21 )144-204 BobCharttt.ll1.lS0 II N 47-M 0 Georg* Archer. | If.ISO 44 70 72 - 704 SImonHobdey.Stf.IM F I4 4 F I-N 0 Tom Wargo. 114 1U Ft T O U -201 Terry Dili. 114.211 417141-201 Gary Player. 114.111 7244*1-101 GbbyGHtort.Stl.SSO 7444 44-110 Dewitt Weaver. II1 .250 FT4 ) *4-110 JlmDent. SH.SM II *170-1(0 Oat* Douglas*, t il. S50 M F IF I-D O Harry Toscano. H . F » N FI *1-111 Charles Cotdy.SAFn 711110-2(1 Richard Bassett. U 7S FI *1 FI-211 Randy Petri. SAFX1 71*4 71-1(1 Bobby Niched. SI FD 40 FI D - l l I TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL AfM fiC M |_ISI i_yft MILWAUKEE BBEWERS - Agreed to terms with Brian N eper, catcher, an a miner league contract. SEATTLE MARINERS - Agreed la terms with Jay Bkbngr. gutOeldtr. an a ana year cantract tteHenAi Lm m m U N FRANCISCO QIANTS - Agreed to terms with Klrt Manewring and Jett Reed, catchers, and Trevrr Wilson, pitcher, on on* year contracts. FOOTBALL Nat woe l FaaMatl League U N DIEGO CHARGE RS - Named Will to Stow secondary coach SANFORD - Thrrr o f tltr top seed* (jot through, hilt No. 3seed Sunniland Corporation hud the tahlc* turnrd on Ii In Salurday’s firm round of the* playoffs In the Senior Division of the S a n fo rd Re c r e a t i o n Yout h Hankethall League at the Sanford Middle School Gymnutorlum. The two (op herded tennis. Fleet Reserve llraneh 147 and Calvary A|Kmtollr Temple, had very little trouble In dl*po»lng of Video Vault (82-441 and ABB Power Distribution |H5-4I|. re­ spectively. J uki the opjMisIle was the cusc for Sunniland. which lell tsehlnd 10 H after one quurter and never recovered, falling In No O feed. American Legion. 58-31. The only relatively elotse game wan the laic between No. 4 seed A OK T ir e * and th r No. 5 Recreation "R ees” , hut even that game was virtually over by the end of l he I bird period. n» A-OK built n 45-30 lead on the way to a 61 -49 victory. The fs c m llln u lfi will I n - played nexl wrrk al II a.m. and noon (noon) with the malchups to hr decided today. The champion* whip game Is m-I for Saturday. Feb. 20 lit thr Junior Division game* Saturday, undefeated Hardee’* ran over Sanford Ace Hardware. 81-0; Chrtslo’* kept lls champi­ onship hopes olive with a 42-23 rtpptng of Sunniland Corpora lion; l he Fleet Reserve latdlcs A u x i l i a r y ha nd e d S a n fo rd Electric lls second straight loss. 27-23: and Sanford Paint A Body edged Sanford Antiques. 18-10. Th r Junior Division will wrap up lls regular season next Sat­ urday. Al 9 a.m.. the Ladle-, A u x i l i a r y (5 -2 ) p l a y s Ace Hardware (0-7> and Sanford Electric IQ-21 takes on Rich Plan (2-5). Al 10 a m.. Sanfortl Palm A Body 13-41 lakes on Sunnllund (2-5) and Hardee’s (7-0) hoat/s Christo's (0-1). Sanford Antique*, ends Its seasonal 2-G. Saturday's summaries: SENIOR DIVISIONOUARTERFINALS FLEET RESERVE BRANCH lit I ) VIDEO VAULT 44 Titus Waldo scored II ot Sit gome high H points In the second lull as Branch 147 ouftcorod Video Vault 41 It Alto scoring in doubto figures tor m* winner's w*r* MVP Oennt* Curry (14). Johnny Hoittol 111 end Rodrnck Oorts (III MVP Oorwtn William* tod Video Vault with 11points Ftost Retarr* Branch U7U1I Waldo 14 04 N. Baker 4011. Lawson 101 4. Curry 1 0 0 1*. Gunn 0000. Haiti* 2 211). Deris 2 I 2 It witktion tool Totals M i l l 41 Vide* Vault (44) Sosiel! 4001 Blue 1141. MetondeiOO 10. Booster 4 0 ) 1 Gordon 1001. Wltltomt 11 4 tl Merrill 0 000. Swam 4014 Totals M i l l 44 F.R. trench 147 N 14 1) 1 2 - 4 ) VMeoVaetf II 4 II l- * 4 Three po.nt field 90* 1* — Branch 14) I IHoHtoli Video Vault 1 IGordon) Total tou's - Branch liF II. Video Vault 4 Fovtod out­ run* Technicals — Branch 141. Heat* CALVARY APOSTOLIC TEM PLE IS ABB POWER DISTRIBUTION*! MVP Lornoll Foyson scored 10 et hit OOmehloh 14 points et Colrory Apostolk Tempi* outscored ABB Poner 40 II orer th* second and third periods Cllrtn Copeland I tit. Rkky Floyd and Shown Cordon (11 **<M and Grog Liggont 110) also scored in doubto figures lor Colrory MVP Jermaine Mackey (I I I and Oortd Yrurelogoyono 11)1 paced ABB Power Catoary Apattaitc Tempi* IU ) Brown 1 0 0 4. Dewd t 00 1. Ashley 100 4. F toyda) I It, Carden S I 1 II. JohntonllOO. Copeland * 1 1 IS. Ltggorn 100 to. Redding i O I L Foyson I I 1 114 Totals M f f I S A l l Pester OSttrtbeitoa 141) A Delgado 0 00 L Simpson I 00 1. Vruretagoyoru S 00 IS. D Delgado 0 00 0. Mackey I I I II. Maryt* 1004. FttkianeOOO 0 Ramey I 00 0. Bu*to» 1 00 4. Guanos to o 000 Total* tat 141 Catoorf Apatlelk IT I I M N - II ABB Power Dtstr but tea u t • It - 41 Three potmt field goat'* — ABB Power 4 IVruretagoyen* 2. Mackey l| Total touts — Calcary f i ABB Power 11 Fouled eut — non* Technicals — non* AMERICAN LBOIONM .SUNNILANOII M VP Atpheneo Darts scored II points Kenneth Mouttrto 14 and Shawn Cannon t) ai The Amorkan Legion pvt tod *71 the upset Witter Gaines paced Sunniland with eight points whlto M VP Mite Eton* and Anthony James added tie poants tech 2e— Iliad CoporoMontlU Mortoy 2 00 L James 100 O. Atosonder 0 00 0. Ctayton I 00 1. Games a 00 L Evans ) 00 4. Ransom O00I. B e r r y 0 00 0. Btok* 100 4 Totals 1*0011 American Lefien (21) Bruwn 0 I 1 I. McIntyre 1 00 1. Darts 7 )1 II. Parker I I 1*. Carter 100 4. Mount to 14 4 14. Cannon* I H I Totoll l i l t (ISO Sunniland Corporation * 14 4 4 — 11 American Legtoa I* IF t* 11 — 24 Thro* point Itold goe's — Sunniland I 1 Mortoy 1. American Legion I (D o n tl Tola* touts — Sunniland (2. Amorkan Legion I Foutod out — non* Technicals — Sunniland bench A OK TIRES41 RECREATION ACCS' is In * duel ot 'ito MVP l A OK s Richard Reddicks outscored th* Ree s Terrance Perkins 21 FI. nhkh olmest matched 77* difference in the Final score RaddlcSt got plenty ot rwip from Renay Proenja. who scored 11 pomts th* only other player tor either team to seer* In doubt* figures A OK Tires Itl) Verquef t 00 2, Herns 1 00 2. Lee 0 00 0 ReddkSt 11445). Bait I 00 1. Proenja 1 *4 II Totals 14 F Fit Recreatton "R a c 't" 141) Wynn 4 001 Pert ins IS 2 2 21. Siplin 0000 Dupre* 100 2. Fisher 1 )1 4 . William, 4 1 (♦ . WeyhOOOO. Denn tOOOO Totals US l e i A OK Twos II t l to I* tt Recreatton Roc's' tl 1 12 II - 4* Three point field goal s - A O K 2 (Red d kk i 1. Vaiguet 1. Proenja II Total touts — AO K It: ' R e e s ' II Foutod out — non* Technicals— Ree s . Pectins JUNIOR DIVISION SANFORD PAINT A BODY II SANFORD ANTIQUE 114 MVP Chris Stogner scored an t‘ e ol hit potntt. and hit t o n s penis, in the fourth guar tor at Santord Point A Body broto * tl llltotonipSontordAnttguet MVP Adam Clark and Kondell Komon scored sir points each tor Santord Antiques Santoed Paint * Bady ( I I ) Lawrence ) 0 * 4. E Stogner I 00 1. C Stogner 1 00 0. Adams I 00 1. Sutton 0 00 0. F o rt0 000. RicturdtonOIIO. Fisher 1004 Totelt I0 2H Santoro Antiques 114) Rogers t o i l . Campbell t 00 I, Clark 100 I Kennon 2 0 4 4 Manning 0 0 0 0, Weyh 0 0 0 0 Totals 00 414 Santord Paint A Bady II * 1 * - II Santord Anllgues I * 4 4 -1 1 Total touts - Santord Paint i Body 1. Santord Ant.guos * Foutod eut — non* Toehnieo's -none CHRISTO'S42. SUNNILAND 1) M VP Jason Finney scorod II points end Darius Wells added 14 and Christo t used a 1*4 tour th quarter scoring advantage to pull away from Sunni land M VP Joseph Gunter 1*1lied nine points end Cecil Cooper e-gnl lor Sunniland Sunniland Carparatton ID ) Cooper 4 001 Merrick 0 00 0. Gunter 4 I I f. Btok* I 0 0 ) ElltolOOOO. Anderson 1 ) Xa Totals tO 1111 Christo's U D Schtoper 0 00 0. VOttolin* 0 00 0. Comb* 2 00 4 Suttonfi*td 1004. Wells 47)1 4. Thrift0 000. FlnneylOOtl Totals M l 141 Sunniland Corpecatiaa F I * 4 — 11 Christo's I I * I 12 - 17 Total touts - Sunniland I: Christo s 1 1 ouled out - none Technicals — non* FLEET RESERVE LAOIES AUXILIARY 17 From Staff Rgports ^ S A N F O R D E L E C T R I C 11 M VP Tor roll Holton and Donovan Donets combined to scar* oil 11ot their toom's fourth quarter points at the Float Reserve Lades Auxiliary cam* beck from a I f I* deficit to puli out the win Daniels ended with eight points and Holton seven whlto ScoH Johnson added sir points tor th* LedtoS Auailtory M VP John Kill ingsworth scored nine pomts end Johruthen Breaks eight ter Senlord Electric Sontord Electric (ID Reeves t O f I. Brooks 4 O i l . Stringer 1 00 0 Postoll 0 0 0 0 C Evans 0 000. S Er*ns4 00 0. Everett I 00 1. Klllingsworth 4 I I I Lock* 0 00 0 Wade I 00 I. H olm , 0 00 1 Totals 111)11 Fleet Reserve ladtos A u iilu ry I IF I Hunt 0 9 1 0 Hoi ten 1 I l F. Watson 0 09 0 Redd ng 100 4. Johnson l o t * . Hottmen i 00 1, Porter 0 00 A Daniels 4 0 0 1 Totals 111* IF tentord Electric I I 11 4 - 2 1 Fleet Reserve Ladi t, A mi 1 4 4 I I - 1 I Total touts — Santord Electric 2; Lade, Auxiliary * Foutod out — non* Technical, — H A R O C E 'lll. ACE HARDWARE a Four players scored In doubt* ligures end Hardee s raced to * 4) I toed alter three period s In Its quost tor a second lira gn'•ague championship M VP SylvOstoe Wynn Jr ID ). Mik* Votot Jr (I t ) , James Bennett (le t end Jomerto Fields l i l t d-d th* damage tor Horde* s Whlto M VP Gory Olich scored *11 sla ot Ac* Hardware s points Hord** i ( I I I Wynn I* 1 1 » . Bennett F 00 14. Veto! 10 1 1 It. Fields *0012 Marrero 0 00 0 Ward 100 2. JacAsonOOOO Totals N l l l t Santord Ac* Hardware ( I ) A t Lucca 0 00 0. Ab Lucca 0 00 0. Al Lucca 0 00 0 Loot 0 00 0. Whitt 0 00 0, Adomots 0 00 0. Ely 0 00 0 Lamar 0 00 0, O dchlO O * Totals 1004 Hard** s I I 12 1) II - II Santord Ac* Hardware I 1 I * - * Total touts - Ha'de* 1 1 Ac* Hardware I Foutod out — non* Ttchmcoli — nmw ' k 'V j m Buckley gets most from six tosses i Spbolal to Iho HbFRld SANFORD - Bobble Buckley achieved a rare level of perfection In Playtime Dun* League play last week, needing Just bIx thrown tu complete u game o f 301 for Bamboo Cafe’s Done With Style In Ibc Mixed A League. Other women earning Hot Shot honor* for lliclr efforts last week Include Dianne Haggerty. Penny Creech, and Joy Krumwlede. Also competing for Down With Style, Haggerty had four wlnn and u bed. Creech, who thmwts for Lakr Mary Pub’n No Anewer In thr Ladles League, and Krumwlede. of Tltnr Out s The Untouchable*, each had four wins. Rick Marcello topped ihc men's Hoi Shot Iim with five wins, a turkey, and a nine-throw dan out for the Bamboo Scorpions. Henry Bepotlto collected five win* and a hull for The Untonchablea. Also winning five games was Marvin Bergman o f The Knlghta from Sir Walter’s. LA DIES LEAGUE Heading Into Ihe final week of play, (hr only team with a playoff position secured are the league-leading Bamboo Bombere from the Bamboo Cafe (129 wins). Scrambling for Ihe Nos. 2 and 3 playoff berths are Nick's Nightmares (100 wins) and Ron’s Nieces (97 wins), both out of Uncle Nick's, while laikr Mary Pub's No Answer (87 wins) and Bamboo Cafe's Bamboo Babes |H(i wins) are battling fur Ihc fourth and final sjiot. Completing (he standings arc Good Answer from Ihe Lake Mary Pub (68 wins); Batnlxx) Cafe's BamboosletteB (67 wins); and Team No. 7 from Score At Touchdown 143 wins). M IXE D A LEAGUE The Untonchablea from Time Out all but have the regular season championship and No. 1 seed In (hr playoffs l(K-krd up thanks lo u 118-107 lead over Bamboo Cafe's Done With Style. While Ihcy ball) have clinched a playoff berth, the final week's results will dclrrmlnc Ihe seeding of The Shark* from Shurkeys (101 wins) and Team No. 2 out of the Bamboo Cafe (99 Wilis). They're followed by Tim e Out’s Team No. S Champions Continued from IB through ball from Sara Kane, splitting the defenders, and scoring with 3 102 lell In Ihc first half. Scvrn mlnuiiT) lutcr. Danya ILirrls converted a penalty kick Ur a 2-0 Greyhound* advantage. Kane made It 30 when she Collected a rebound of her own shoi .ml scored with 12 minutes led In thr first half. Shea I k ml hi and Garrett scorn) In Ihe second half. Donlhl collecting a loose lull on the bark post following a corner kick and knocking II home In Ihe 48th minute while GaiTell netlcd an unassisted goal with 3:30 left lo pkiy. Lyman oulshol Winter Park 30-9 and had an 8-3 edge In corner kicks, forcing Wildcat Ireshman goalkeeper Marla Dunuls.tu make 14 saves. Greyhounds 'keeper Cheryl Roberts mathsix save In pcEdlng her 19th nhtiloul of the season. |H:i wins): Just One Hole Off from the Lake Man Pub (70 wins); Ron’s Illegits of Uncle Nick's (73 wins): and l^ike Mary Pub's The New Pamlly Feud 150 winsl. M IX E D B LEAGUE W llh 116 wins. Lake Mary Pub's The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Old has clinched (hr regular season Idle and thr No. 1 seed In (hr playoffs. Mom'e Muggers o f M.T. Muggs (100 wins) holds down second place ahrad o f Sir Walter s Buahwackcrs 194 wins) and thr Snail Darters (92 winsl from the Ham boo Cafe. Rounding out ihc circuit are Team No. 8 from Score Al Touchdown (79 wlus); Lake Mary Pub's 4 B's |76 wins); and Team No. 1 (61 winsl. also out of ihe Lake Mary pub. M E N ’S A LEAGUE Heading Into Ihe dual week of play. Team No. 3 from ihc Lake Mary Pub has a iwo-gume edge. 118-116. over second-place T.C.B. out ofQ-Bli. In Ihe baltle lor third place. Bamboo Cafe’s Bamboo Bcorpione lead Right There out of Ihc Lake Mary Pub by lust one game. 78-77. Following Ihe leaders Is Bamboo Cafe-backed Team No. I (59 wins). M E N 'S B LEAGUE The Q-BI> Bulla (122 winsl also haven't wrapped tip (he No. I seed, leading The Knlghte from Sir Wallers ( 113 wins) by nine games. llumtxM) Cafe s Four Bye Fours (104 wins) are m third place Just ahead of Ton 80'a out of Q Ills (101 wins). Within striking distance arc Bamboo Cafe's Shoots |91 wlus). Bunched behind them are Just For Fun from the laike Mary Pub |88 wins); M.T. Muggs' Salt A Pepper 185 wins); the River Rat* out o f Whiskey River (HI wins); and Score Al Touchdown's The Naety’e |78 wins). Completing the loop arc The Greenhorns from M.T. Muggs (67 winsl; Lakr Mary Pub’s Pub Pounders 142 wins); and thr Sleepers of Whiskey River (30 wins). Basketball-------------Continued from IB Dana Smllh led Ihe way for Ihe Bulldogs with 30 points, while Brandy Mllllngtm and Mary Belli Korle added 16 (Hilnls each. TemXshla Kasun and Minder Hampton tallied 11 points each for the Fighting Rend link’s. Seminole will travel lo Oritnnd Beach on Tuesday night lo play 3A-Dlstrlel 5 champion Seabreeze, while St. Cloud will host District 5 runnerup Satellite. Orange wood Q irlsllan 110-11) was edged 28-27 by Winter Park's The Master's Academy 122-61 In Ihe Class H Dm riel 5 tournament tiller game ut Monlverde Academy drsptlr a 14-polnt perfor munre by Amy VandcStreck. Master's hit the game winner with Just six seconds left as frerhman Mlssl Mitchell hit on a 10-foot Jump shot over VandeKrcck. who h?d already blocked seven shots. Orungrwuod Christian will not tn vr lo go far fbr lls Tuesday night matchup as l plays at Class l)-Dlstrirl 6 champion. Orlando Pine Castle Christian. The Master's Academy will hast District 6 runner-up Merritt IslandChrtsilnn. The winner's ol Tuesday night's games will advance to the Regional Championships nexl Friday night. �I m~m a Tf l # F Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, February 14, 1094 - a s People Termites arrive early this year IN BRIEF Use caution when purchasing pest control services Lake Mary AARP meeting set All Seminole Couiily arra senior citizens will lx- welcome at Ihr next meeting of the Lake Mary chapter of A A K P on Tuesday, Feb. |5at I p.m This week, the featured speaker will lx- Dr. David Woska, cardiologists. The topic of Ills presentation will cover all as|>ect.s ficnalnlng to the heart. Following Immediately will lx* a question and answer |xil<xl. These informative get-togethers are at I p.m. the third Tuesday of each month at the old laike Mary City Hall. 158 N. Country Club ltd Guest sjx-aker* are Invited to each meeting to discuss a variety of subjects such as living wills, taxes, trust Investments and health reform, The meetings are free and open to the public. Annual membership dues are S3. For more Information call 323-1142. Books for the Mental Health Center Michael Johnson Is a 12-year-old working to become bis troop's youngest F.aglr Scout. For his community service project, he has taken on the Job of finding books to replace those lost in the Dec. 13 fire at Seminole Community Mental Health Center. Wal-Mart store associate* and manager* are donating Ixxik*. but any member of the community who wants to contribute some books Is asked to bung them by the Wal-Mart store on U S lilghwa) 17-H2 In Santnrd during regular boor* Also, seniors nrr Invited to come to the store on Wednesday mornings at 7:30 a m for roffee, cake and a game of bingo They will have the opportunity to shop early as well Clogging group to have classes Dixieland Cloggers hold classes from 7-8 p.m earh Monday at the Lake M ary Volunteer Fire Station " 33, First Street and Termite# are swarming a Hitler early lhis year and our ofllrr has been "sw arm ing" with telephone calls and visits from con­ cerned residents. The welcomed, but un­ seasonably warm weather has encouraged the pests to becom e active sooner than usual. Since termite# feed on wood, the mere sight o f Hie Intruder causes most homeowners to fear flint their home will quickly lx- destroyed. The inserts or I heir wings are Ix-tng found Ins'dr on window sill* and outside as they emerge bom the ground. Aduli termites can lx* dlstlnguised from true flying ants by their llilck waists: ants have an Indented or “ wasp waist." If you are unsure If you have frrinlles or ants, bring a sample to the Cooperative Extension Office for Identtflcatlon. At certain time* ol ihc year, usually in the spring during the daylight hours, large numbers of winged adult* emerge from colonies This I* usually when termites are llrsl noticed. Mating occurs during these flights and new colonies are started. A sighting ol winged termites In the house can Indicate Infestation, although Individuals sometimes come In from outside. Termite wings break off shortly niter flight, and even though the actual swarming Is not observed, the presence ol discarded wings Indicates that a colony is nearby. Since termites are attracted to light, their wings are often on the floor beneath doors or windows. Peak swarming periods for termlles occur Janu­ ary itirough May In Florida, depending on the temperature Winged subterranean termites emerging from tfit* ground near Hie house does not necessarily mean the house ts Infested but Is Is a good reason lo check further Termites that infest homes or OARDENINQ TR IC IA TH O M A S buildings usually come (rnm colonies al­ ready established In the soil. Termites beneath the house or In the soli nearby may lx- feeding on scrap lumber, roots or tree slumps left In flic ground. Instead o f your house. Dry wood and furniture Ipowder-posti lermlles do not require contact with the soil for moisture. You may notice coffee ground sl/ed pellets under old furniture nr around baseboard* or other wood trim Indoors where they have been feeding. Damaged wood ofien g(x-s unnoticed: exterior surfaces usually must lx- removed to see the damage. However, galleries can lx- detected by tapping Ihr wood every few Inches with a screwdriver handle. Damaged wixxl sounds hollow, and the handle may even break through Into the gullcrtc* Subterranean termites can lx- prevented by using approved pesticide# on Hie soil around and under Mir home. This treatment Is required on all new construction, bin unlorturialely Is nol always done adequate­ ly. Contractors must have the sotl under conrrete slabs Irealed but often nvcrhxik the pcrmlmctcr of the home after the backfill Is Wilbur Avenue. pushed up lo the walls. Dry wood termites must lx? destroyed by rem oving Hie wood they Infcsl. or In extrem e cases, tenting the home. Drywood and subterranean termites re­ quire completely different control methods: therefore. It's Important to know which pest you are dealing with. If in doubt, we have containers available for sending specimens lo the University o f Florida lab for positive Identification: the fee Is $8. Termite# will not ent Hie house overnight. You will have time to have them Identified and evaluate various control methods, but don't watt too long. Use caution when purchasing pest control services. Shop around and lake time lo make a wise consumer decision. Get sevrral free estimates. Have the salesman show you ac tual live termites and damage on your property. Sim ply seeing the damage dex-s not Indicate that there are live termites active now. Damage could have been caused previously and past treatment may have killed Ihe colony. Have the salesman certify in writing thnl the premise or structure is Infested, listing the type o f pest and that a treatment Is required. Read the proposed contract carefully and ask Ihe sdalesman lo explain parts that are unclear. Ask for a coy of the label of the pesticide used and a copy of the Maierl.il Safely Data Sheet IMSDA) for your records. If you arc still concerned, consult your attorney regarding what ts actually covered. Some contracts cover free rc-trrutlmcut If the same type o f pest re-occurs and causes damage. For more Information about termites and their control stop by the Cooperative Extension office at 250 W. County Home Road across from Flea World. Weekly Lions Club meeting Book for library The Sanford Lions Club meets even- Tuesday ai noon at lbe American Legion on South Sanford Avenue. For Information, calf 321-0700 The Junior Woman's Club of Sanford adopted a policy that when a baby la bom to • club member, the club donates a book to the Santord Library. In keeping with the General Fed­ eration ol Women's Clubs and local clu b study on Child Abuse, the club donated,“ I Can t Talk about It," a child's book on sexual abuts, to the lib rary. Ma ki ng ths p r e s ­ entation are (from left): Gandy Gorman, club member, Sandy Oakley, children's librarian; Jeans Pernesttl holding son George, In whose honor the donation was made; and Deb­ bie Whitehead, club member. hwim esoto r— r v—**t Bridge club to meet, play Sanford Duplicate bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Narcotics Anonymous meets in Sanford Narcutics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Sewing club gathers Every Tuesday from 9:30 n.m. to noon, the WOOPIE Sewing Club gathers utflhe'Lakc Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well as Items for the Christmas Store. The Items made by the club arc donated to preemle liable*, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. Secret will is not the way to make plans for estate DEAR ABBYt This former Iowan takes strong exception to you r response lo “ Another Iowan." who thought Ills son was out of line for wanting to know what was In Ills parents' will. You replied. "T h e contents of one's will arc usually nol disclosed until It's lime to deliver the InhcHiance." That can have disastrous consequences. Abby, those of us who nre involved In estate planning believe It 1s necessary for clients to discuss their estate planning with Inmlly members. This ts especially true when the family assets Include farming property and family businesses A D V IC E A ABIGAIL VAN BUREN You usually con su lt your expert which Is what you should have done In tills case. Thai soil needs a road map. JERRY A.KASNER. P R O F E S S O R OF L A W. SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY. SANTACLARA. CALIF. DEAR PROFESSOR KASNERi Thank you — and ihr many ollicrs w’l*> wrote to jxilnt out my error. Read on: With a federal estate tax that can exceed 50 percent of the value o f the estate assets, plus state death taxes, plus legal coats. It Is essential to Instruct your children of your intentions. DEAR ABBY: In response U> y o u r reply to “ G ruteful In Omaha." 1 have felt strongly abut this Issue for a long lime, but when I saw It apjx-ar In your column. I knew I had to com­ MONDAY’S PRIME TIME 11:00 11:30 10:00 10:30 9:00 9:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 7:00 6:30 Mu m M U M »w»»0n Atm*! AMarMY Lawyp' i tfll TtMfN llfl* WCINNi Pm In $<N»oig In VMM* I PfVKt Atoag Ntwit; O Nt.l (1l»i t**r Law_ c»i f c - r w * HwACWt &$*** wtn»* GoMtt r; Wti PV9 HMD o iTTHf id * WM• t M i (IMS Cm— ,1 xm. 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"Please don't thank m e." etc. My complaint Is that so many p e o p le reply to a hcarf el t thank-you with a comment such ns yours — "Don't thank me — It's my Job." or "Don't mention It." or something along those Thank you for hearing m e out. lines. This leave# Hie very grate­ MARSHFIELD, WIS. ful person standing there with DEAR J.M.L.t You're w el­ egg on Ills face, feeling quite deflated for having opened up come. with a deeply felt emotion. Wc teach our children to say MOVIELAND o-..... WJ "Thank y ou ," but when they Her u-K.**rto* receive a reply such as one o f Ihc SO PASSES above, tt's like getting a kick In SISTER ACT II the teeth. It would be much easier not to say thank you than SON IN LAW Pool 9:25 to receive such a thoughtless reply. Become A Successful Seller In One Easy Step 6:00 Mtvtt) 1 ste C ltd T u ii Vi Rmi ftt MAI eo u B -*t ThwsOw |w-i"s«l*t"*g!jLIl It— frxJT Cm 5r*»w. fro, Pa q» i«MCt PO ! ) ■ fidt—* l OdO— I d to — : TMC m t, m : Mr Ikm I V* mHL >*V-1. 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Just call us at 322-2611 with your card number and expiration date, and we’ll be glad to help you write an ad that’s a sure sell. ij Sanford Herald �■ ■* ■ i T T T T T T 4 1 - Sanford Herald Legal Notices Legal Notices MOTICC NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME frolice l* hereby given lhat I am engaged in buflnast al 1700 S Sylvan Lake Drive. Sanford. 17771. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of AMES ASSOCIATES, and the I I intend to register said name wim ihe Divliien of Corpora tion*. Tallahassee Florida, m accordance with Ihe provisions ot the Fkllllout Name Statutes T o w n Section M l 0*. Florida Statutes tetl Terrence L Ames Publish February 14 1**4 DEO 17* FL. Publish February II. J4, IS. 14. I M 1 1*44 DEO 114 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice It hereby given trial I am engaged in but met* al X Rock Cove C t . Sanford FL It m . Seminole County. Florida, under the Fktlfteut Name ot SEMINOLE'S HANDIEST, and that I Intend to register laid name with the Division ot Cor peraltent. Taltahattee. Florida. In accordance with the pro yilioni ot me Fictiliout Name Statute*. To Wit Section las o*. Florida Statute* i * * i Frank Scheulteel Publish February 14. 14*4 DEO la# - warn IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cate Nei *11414 CA It E H A R R Y R E IN . T R U ST E E I7 J V Interest end HARRY REIN. I17M Interest. Plaintiff. rt WALTER OWANE GRIFFITH, e t a l. Defendants NOTICE OF U L E NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the <Sth day et March. I**4, at ll.OO A M at the West Front Doer et the Main Court house In Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. "M ARYANNE MORSE". Clerk ot the Circuit Court, will otter tor tale ft the highest and best bidder lor cash, at public outcry, the tallowing deser ted property In Seminole County. Florida, more perttcu larly described a* follows Lot 4 and the South lg si feet ot Lot f. Block I. LAKE MILLS SHORES, according to the plat mereot et recorded in Plot Book II. Paget la end IS. Public Record* Of Seminole County. Florida The above sale It made pursu ent te Final Judgmant et Fere cioiure entered in the M e n •tyle cause In accordance with me Amer ken* With Disabilities A d . per sen* with disabilities needing a special accommodation to per tlclpete In this proceeding should canted Court Admin it •ration at JOT North Pork Ave­ nge. Suite N X I. Sanford. PierIdo n n i . telephone (M il 121 4110 E it 4717. not laNr than •even 111 day* prior to the proceeding it hearing impaired. (TOO) I iQO *111771 ar Voice (VI 1 4 0 »*S S im . via Florida Dalid IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hanunto tel my hand and official teal mis Sth day at February,tf*4 (SEAL) M A R Y A N N ! MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Caurt By Dorothy W Bat*on Deputy Clerk Publish: February t*. it, i « m DEO i n IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA INANO FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION CASE NO: nObM-CA II DIVISION: K U N IT E D S T A T E S OF AMERICA . Plenum. vs VANNESS M P L U N K E T T . SEMINOLE SELF-RELIANT HOUSING. INC . and AETNA FINANCE COMPANY. O b * ITT FINANCIAL SERVICES. DolondentU). NOTICE OF U L E NOTICE I* hereby given that, pursuant to an order or Final Judgmant at Foreclosure an •ered m the above captioned cate. I will sail the property situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida. dtscdbodM: Lot 4 (Las* me Norm X tool lo t t o a d ). W A S H IN G T O N HEIGHTS, according to the Plat thereof ot recorded In Plot Book 1 Page 17. ot the Public Record* ot Seminole County. F lor Ida at public tale. So the highest end best bidder for cash, el the West F r e n i D o o r . S E M IN O L E COUNTY COURTHOUSE. X I N Park Avenue. Sanford, Flor Ida. SEMINOLE County Court homo. In Sanford. Florida, al li n e m. on March >0. ft** DATED F*bru#ry 1 .1**4 In accordant* with m* Amar leant With Oitebuitiot Act. par tons wim disabilities needing * spatial accommodation to per ticipat* In this proceeding Should contact Seminole County. Court Administration at Ml Norm Pork Avenue. Sanford. FL »771 telephone (X 7) p j 4130. not later then town (7) day* prior »0 mo proceeding It h earin g Im p a ire d . (T O D ) l IM *111771. or Voice (V I 1M# *111770. via Florida R ll*y Sarvka. HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF CIRCUIT COURT BV. Dorothy W. Bolton Oapufy Clark PubJltti February l*. II, t**4 DEO 111 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CasaN* *1 it n CA 14 E EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff III. vs GEMAN TORRES. SANDRA TORRES VANCE E TORRES and SV CONDOMINIUM AS SOCIATION INC . a Florida not lor profit corporation Defendant (« ) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to o Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated the 3rd day of February, ttt*. an d e n tered in C a te No f ] 1*11 CA 14 E of the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Flor Ido. wherein EMC Mortgage Corporation Is the Piemtitf and GEM AN TORRES. SANDRA TORRES. VANCE E TORRES and S V CONDOMINIUM AS SOCIATION. INC . a Florida net tor profit corporation, are the Defendants I will toll to the highest end belt bidder tor cosh at me Weti Front Door ot mo Semlnelt County Covrthoct* Sanford Florid* el II 00 a m on the tom day ol March. It*4 the tot low log described property e t let form In said Summery Final Judgment Unit 7C. SUMMIT VILLAGE UNIT II. A condominium ac­ cording to the Plel thereof as recorded in Plat Book 7*. Pages 01 through 44 end In Declaration oI Condominium at recorded in O R Book IS)t. Page 117* Public Rtcordl ol Seminole County. Florldi WITNESS my hand and the tool e l mu Court an February *. t**4 (SEA LI MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish February 14. 71. t**4 DEO 111 Carpet hat boon mod against you. and you are required to servo o copy of your written defenses. If any. to mis eel Ion on VICKI M V A R G O of AN D E R S O N A RUSH. Attorneys tor Plaintiff, whoso address Is 177 East Con trol Boulevard.Orlando. Florida 77*01. and fit* the original wim m* Clark *1 the above styled Court within 70 days otter the first publication otherwise o ludgm ent msy be en tered against you for the relief do mended in the Complaint WITNESS MY HANO AND SEAL OF SAID COURT on February 14. I*S4 ISEAL) MARVANNE MORSE at Clerk ot wild Court By: Ruth King o t Deputy Clerk Publish: Ftbruery t4.lt, )*** DEO 114 Cawonly C o n * rryettoram* art ueowd hem y w v v 1 1 , tymoui S «ec* POtt *ndpresort teen * n * * we t e n * u * o t ■* on*n* reooy •(h* W eouev r u ' I A O W O I B H T A R K Y K V n v T C P C A M T A R M C R V K I I O I K . ' C Y I 2 A H - P C V D D M C J C O O . PREVIOUS SOLUTION; ' ‘M yp d rg n tt 0«3n I want to m ove lo Florida, but they turnbO out/, and it was ihg law ' — Jerry SdtnfgtO Seminole 322-26 i1 Orlando * Winter Park 831-9993 PflfVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS M corwgcuOY* O m o*---------- S7t a Bn# 1:00 A I L • 5:30 P i t . MONDAY ( M l 3 c t v x k u Uyb thru*— --------911 a Hn# FRIDAY 1 Dm *____________________ S I . I I a Bm CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY R ite * or* pgr Issue, b n o d on 3 lints 7 contocutfvB Brno*________70| a lino * 3 U n to Minimum Schooling may noted* Herald Adverts*/ ol tie cost ot an addbomi day C a m when you get tooiAs Pay orty tot days your ad nne at toteearned Use U dotenpoen tor fas test fe e d * Copy muet know acoopUta* Typo grat*yce l torm •Commercial kaquancy takes ar* avalate* DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 13 Nodi The Day Bator* Pubteahon Sunday And Monday S X P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In the even I ol an error In on •d, the Senford Harold will bo rgopontlbto for the flrat Insertion only and only to the eel ent of tha coot of that Ingestion. Plea## check your ad for accuracy tha flrat day It run*. E D U C A T IO N A O V O C A T E i VISTA volunteer to assist low Income Seminole Co parents Ed deqreo or teaching t ip preferred Interpersonal end organisational skllt Term I year. tl.###. Cell 111 t*#l Central Florida Legal Serv Ices. Inc NOTICE All rental and real estate advorlitamenls ar* ssii|*tf to the Federal Fair Housing Act. which makes II Illegal to ad re Vina any prttoronce. Iim ifa tio n or discrim in ation based os roc*, color, religion, see. handicap, lamiltol status or rsatwnal origin TELEMARKETER Position span tor an eipari encad toiamarSeter Evening hours. 4PM 7PM. Monday through Thursday Apply In person Sanford Herald. 300 N French Av*. ask for Tracy INSERTERS Tha Sanford Hsrald needs people to assemble advertis Ing supplements and Insert them Into in# newspaper Mutt be I* yrs or ovor. have Own transportation and phone, and be available to work on short notice St 71 hour Part tlm* Hatirees welcome to apply Apply in person San lord Herald. 100 N French Av* . Senlord JANITORS 12— E ld e rly C a re ADULT CARE :n our private home Lake Mary a r t* 7 available bed! tee man only Please contact Virgil ot EStAB A PAYPHONE ROUTE *1700 wk pohntial ________i eooao* a n ________ ____*07173 II** ADULT CARL in our private Long wood horn* 3 beds avail Plea!* contact PXteto 77a XT* J A N I T OR I AL FRANCHI SES E s ta b lis h e d S e n lo rd AreoSnao mo Income, price *4 7)0 tl 000 mo iFcornv price Bladder Control Frobltms? *11 MOPh 7*1 74d SENIORS, call to find out it you quality tor asuttanc* with D IAPERS'PAOS delivered to your door monthly 407 440 I7S4 5 f — F in a n c ia l S ervices STOP r'OREClOSURE! 31— P e rs o n a ls ADOPTIONS Free modkal cam. frantpor lotion, couniolerg. privolo doctor plus living ovpomes Bar rll7)l|Cto*rw *tor Attorney Part tlm# lor Lake Mary /H eathrow Apply 1401 Philadelphia Av* Orlando _________ 407 t**4KM 55— Business O p p o rtu n itie s i I can help f l \ success Barry Myers 407*4* SXI until »PM TAXES PREPARED Toi preparation from ST* up 407 111 77*7 jjto fr K itr ia in M fti 41— M o n t y to L a n d 25— S p a c ia l N o tic e s KEEP DRIVING AND STIU GET THE MONET! M A R T K A Y C O S M E T IC S : CALL FOR YOUR FREE FACIAL_____________ 174*047 NEWAVS "Skinny Dip" migh cream As soon on Ch 4 nows Now available Please coll NoUno Ferguson]** 3730 UP-TO-DATE SPORTS/FINANCE/STOCRS im 3 (7 4 4 0 0 EXT. M U S3 ** p*r minute MUST BE IIY R 1 ProcaU Co 1*031 to* ! * » 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C a r e _____ A SWEBTHEART OP A DBAL First week tree, no regittro Hon too Nighl (are available Agei l 5371 fat)'Uc *1*1 >0 41— C e m e te r y L o ts H IG H L A N D M E M O R I A L OARDEHI. ro n .it Cit* 1 tots. 1 casket*, i vaults i» price114 100 t *04 74* M il 55— B usiness O p p o rtu n itie s All you neod Is *Os* title Jack Oiamond tor appdnfmant 7*0 7*1* 71— H e lp W a n te d A/CD0CT MECHANIC Immediate emdeyment Ken's Air. toe M IA M I_______________ 7770704 1.00* AVON products ION No door (for Earn to PT/FT la n d fill 11*3/1 K E H 4 714* ADOTOYOURM COMB SELL AVONMOWI CALL 371441* e r177-4377 AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds like success Wa r# wail Into os* 3rd dreed* ot training succawful agents No lieonto 7 - W» II help* WATSONREALTY CORP REALTORS 3P320* AfPOINTMENT SETTER Sanford area Evening hours U per hour Coll 230 1407 or 330 *047_____________________ ASSEMBlY/fACTORY f f tig far No tap n+c Immcd o p in in g dp? *W BODY SHOP PORTER Dependable, hard worker wim valid F L d r l w * license Apply Seminole Ford. Inc 17*1 end LoktM w y Bled CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Family business available In Senlord oroa P a rt tlm * possible Income to 1)1.000 Soil tor *7) 000 cadi Serious Inquire*only Coll 1 000 SO* M X Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO *>440 CA 14 K BARNETT BANK OF SOUTH FLORIDA. N A . i Notional Banking Association, Plaintiff, vs MARGARET F. A R T R IP .o ta l. Dttondanllti NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to a Summery Final Judgment ot Foreclosure. I will sell the following described property located In Seminole County. Flor .da Lot I. Block C. SWEETWA TER CLUB. UNIT I. according to Ihe plot thereof, os recorded In Plat Book II. Pages X . 17 and X . Ol the Public Records of Seminal*County. Florida al public sal*, to tho highest bidder tor cosh, ot West front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Senlord. Florida. 11:00am on April II. I**4 Americans Wim Ditabiimat Act (AOAI Nolle* In accoranca wim m* American* with 01* abilllles Act. parsons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator ot X I North Pork Avenue. Suite N X ). Son ford. Florida 21771 al teatl fly* days prior to the proceeding Telephone 1*0’ ) 271*2)0 Eel 4717. 1 100*311771 ITOOl or 1 (00*114770 (V I. via Florida Relay Sarvka WITNESS my hand and Seal et mis Court on February I. 1*14 I Seal I MARYANNE MORSE CLE RK, CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Publish February 14. 21. It*4 DEO DO EARN MONEY FASTi SELL IT IN CLASSIFIED! ALL 322-2611 LABOREMI NEtOCO skilled and unskilled PouIvons avail able Days Call between I 1 1PBINT STAFFINO, P * X II • LIKE TO TRAVEL* Learn as you earn and travel throughout Florid* Construe tton help** Call he details FREE B E O IITIU TIO N AAA EMPLOYMENT tee w a m it , a n u s LIVE IN COMPANK3H tor gm Neman fra * room beard private room bam No salary ____________ i x D E TA C H E D GARAGE APT. I bdrm . T bath 1710/month 1710 security dffKnil 171*171 II Johns Really Campery E FF IC IE N C Y , ufll turn, prlv entrance and bath Non smo* er S71 wk SSOdep P I Sail Q U IE T Neighbor Iwd" clean, shaded l UO mo HOC damage dap I P **«1 ask hr Lloyd SANFORD small I bdrm cottage with fenced yard 1*0 par wetek plusSJO#security Call 133 7*73 MACHINIST Etpenanc* necessary Good benefits Apply al Itso W Airport Bird , Sartord MAINTENANCE Peylets Shoos is looking for energetic, outgoHg individu o k In the O r e r v City and D e lo n d o r * * B o n o llt s package, compelitivo wag*. Itoitbte hours Apply ol Pay less Shoes Senlord In Wal M a rt shopping center 740 yawn* calls please CARPET CLEANING TECH w llh own equipm ent and veh icle Good percentage 24*171*_____________________ CURK SECRETARY Quality In Typing. Filing, Pooling. *tc. Fast Learner. A c c u r a l * . D e p e n d a b le . Work a h ollcl " F la e lb la " SI] 000 7*70Orlando Ay* Senlord I Nail to Burger King I Of AS For all full lima shifts 71. >1 7. A 1 11Must ba car tilled ORDERLIES Full time 111 shill Accepting application* Monday Friday. * 4 Oakery Manor 4* N. 17 *1. P e t e r * M l4*0*41* Customer Sonic* Reps McDonald t Flmlbto hours People person A(ply Monday Friday. 1 A IM Hickman Or DELIVERY ORIYER* Fu ll tim e or P ort tim e Knowledge ot Ihe fre e roll •b k transportation, light d* 11vary work Hour* Irom * till noon, or t . X till * For more information call Duke al Ofan Mills 227 t7tl EOEM/F DIRECTOR For eslobiisnod cNldcer* can tor. Education #r«f evporionco In early chiMXioodrequired Cal I i n SOI_________ DRILL OPERATORS, ETCHERS AND PLATERS W in ter Springs com pany seeks individuals wllh pro vteu* product ion experience S shifts ayailabto Mon Thurs 1 10PM 4AM. Frl. Sal. Sun, 4AM 4 20PM or 4 70PM 4AM t l SO'hr. Permanent positions Property managsmanl cam pony looking tor someone to do general maintenance at several shopping center sites Must have truck and b* will mg to travel IS X hours per week Groat opportunity lor retiree tor details phone ___________ X I BIX___________ MEDICAL HELP LFN 11 PM 7 AM Part tlm* Apply to person Lahevtew Nursing Center, (1* Eatl Iwd Kraal, l easer* • OFFICE RUNMERa S4 10 hr Senlord Irm needs to tor* now l Fantaslc banal iIs I FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 704W u m ft., R3II74 PANT THE C u ito m tr s ervice Quick laarnor wim good phono skills and soma typing tfclllt 2 days a week May toad to full time Call Ami at 111 77*4 or appfy ui person Caefiftod Mamie DRIVERS NEEDED * Semi Annual Pay Increase* a Stop On Pay * Unloads tg Pay • Vacation Pay a Safely Bonus a Spouse Riding Progr*m q Avar ago Trip S 7 Day* • Lot* Model Cenvonttvsel Tractor* If you have 2 year* tractor traitor, OTR and snow and k * esperlane* plus a good driving record, can LA R O I t STORY. Hlstork dit SECURITY WAREHOUSE 4*A trkl. I bdrm. 2 bath. dan. briaktait room, wrondo wllh p o rc h s w in g 1710 m o I 407 240 774* Ask tor Jotl M AYFAIR. 7/1. oec. area, avail 7/11 C/HA. W/D hook up *413.'mo |70Q/d*G P I 4717 SANFORD 7 bdrm 2>S both lek efronl house 1440 mo ___________ P I 7004___________ SANFORD !/1Vi. C/HA. Ig workshop, carport utility rm . on quiet dead end St 140* G t*ndvtew A v * No pats S4’ l mo STOP k*< P 2 P 7 * SANFORD GOLDSBORO RENT TOOWN 1 bdrm , new kitchen, air 17.800 down. 13*0/mo R4* 7H7 SANFORD. 1 Bdrm I I P bath. C/HA. ap p lian ces. W/O. c a r p o r t, fe n c e d y a rd SSlQ/mo ■S4O0 dep 3 P 4*44 SANFORD !/1. 117 Holly Av*~ StW'mo 7*3 *000 office *4* 477* home M0 1410pager end Old Lok* Mary Blvd *1.710 2.000 *q If. ol flc/worohoui* 1Finished ol tic* ipoc* olko avoiiabh Kapohfc* Raalty.l 43*111* 115— In d u s tria l ________ R e n ta ls _______ OFFICE/waretteut* tpacs. 1300 Sq If. P r im * location ot onironc* to Cental Fla R* gtonal Airport 407Ml 7X7 SANFORD 10011 sq ft 2 phis*, sprinklers Sl sq It Menstram R.aity Inc. Jim Owl* I P » ) * 117— C o m m e r c ia l ________ R e n ta ls 1 BAT W/OFFICE automotive repair shop For more Info call Phil Ball it 171 11*2 1 IB — O ffic e Spa c e / R ent bdrm. 7 bath, new painf and c a r p a l, la n c e d , g a r a g e *400 month 117 Reel Court 37* 0*01 or I P 4*11___________ CASSELBERRT Upscato. Singto story, polio •SM'tmanls I bedroom* Ideal tor individual or coupto CONVENIENT TO downtown 2 bdrm. 7 both engte story, quiet, w d hook up*43) mo ____________ » 3 7747___________ CONVENIENT B SAFE. I A I Bdrm apis S7*t S3** mo piusdrp 1 yr teat* 334 7204 HISTORIC downtovm Sanford Vary clean 7/1, Sltchon. Ilv rm , appll . fenced yard, g a r a g e , good n eighb ors U l l 'i t o SMI dep MUD OK 117 TSOIOrSNOST# __ LEASE TOR LESS! On* Bedroom Aparlmonls U t f D IAL MmswoodApfs » 7 7714 MINUTES FROM SANFORD! MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm *240 mo Ibdrm |4ISms*ndup . 3 7 3 4 0 0 ______ MODERN 7 bdrm duple. Cenl H A appliances mini blinds Sanford M7Vmo #k*#H4 MOVE IN SftCIAL* 1 Bdrm r I lath 111 7*M SH EN A N DOAHAPARTM ENTS Q U IE T 7/1‘ y towrtiosri*. I M Park. Adult COnen *471 mo and sac dep Water: Iresh Incl Barb Mon Fd 777 2403 SANFORD. I Bdrm wrutll turn By wk or mo 7W SMO offk* *MtP#h#«no MO I4M pager S A N F O R D I B rd m A p t 17*S mo S3#C-dvp Can after 1pm 174*044__________ . I BEDROOM A P A R T M E N T SPECIAL tl* * a month move In Coll Jerry 33)441# _ I BEDROOM. P71 month plus 1171 security cNpotll and I P 3343 1 BEDROOM In quiet oroa U#0-monih. 17 rmnlh lease rnyu.red 230 P X 103— Houses U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t U N A R Y Ibdrm . I ba tlerSda rm. lakatront *4*1, mo ptuosoe Moll Rooty 1211774 HUD HOMES, 1 BEDROOM with cenl H/A. large fenced y a rd , and screened room Or*y MOO down Why rant* Tha Hilllm ** Oeoup. Ihe RoolMrMI ATM ) ar S BDRM. 7 BATH N k *I SI 10'm onth V E N T U R E I PROPERTIES 014107 141— H o m e s fo r Sale AFfOROXBtf HflMfS V lh lL ifif i PROP! R tif S FH A O RV A AS LOW AS JN ANQ t and owner linoncmg at too at iaOO-moi Gov‘1 For* closure* Repost Seminoto Orange Volutia Saatord toss than S1.4M dawn *1/1 Acre 131. lencvd appll antes Sal.*00 (O ver 1/7 atrel 1/1. Iiv. d>n lam rm Satellite dish tea *00 * Renovated J 'l»y Newer root carpel, painf. g*'*g* *<r porch IS* *00 # Peel 1/1. Ilv . d'Wng 1am rmt Over 1.000 sq If 144 VX 105— [H i p it x____ T r ip lt x / R t n t Ait*me Ho Oualifyl 07/1. Sr*7 PITI IS4.SG0 #137 pool *40* PlTI 111 *00 Pl/1 spirt plan tented- SMS PITI. ISA*00 CLEAN 1/1. now flooring. C/HA. hOOk up*. No dog* • Airport and Sontord Avw. »421'mo Markham Wdt area 4/7. 7 14 acres P aitu rt -liable SiOS OOO plus l/mo sec 33243M__ GOOD AREA, very clean. A/C. 1 Bdrm. pry polo and yard Pels OK *7*1 plus 14*0044 SMALL A A . A/C and appll once* Ideal ter singto U P plus drposil 373 3»4 LK. Mary custom bvitfs OS/7, pool. S101 MO #1/2.ovor lacro.SIP.tOO *437, 14 acres pool spat IFt *00 li/ x s is RV LOTS i Qutel pwk/St Jahnt River Lemon Mutt Rd off Hw yall Osteon 407 TP II P 114— W a re h o u s e Spe c # / R e n t iir .fio H N F VENTURE I PROPERTIES 32 1 47G 4 109— M o b il# H o m e L o tt / R e n t 'EASY FINANCEI 7 bdrm . ig tot. cent M3A. Inside ufll UI.400 •SANFORD HISTORIC DIS TBICTf 7 Story, corner dbl 1*1, Raster* or koap os dipto* Good rental SM.lfS torn LOM OW OOO/LAKR M A R Y Mut sir* storage warehouses. 000 *00 1400 sq ft Fro* rent w 'llm o teas* tv cm sill, mo From MM dawn I Wfty roast 7 Tha Hilltmaa (Reap. P I #211 Stenstrom Rentals OSANFORO 7/1 duptoe w / screen ed porch . C/H/A Pr i v ate 11471 mo Sato sac • SANFORO 1/t dupto. w ' Hr ing rm and den Washer hoo* up IP S mo. SIM sac a SHADOW LAKE WOODS 2/71 w / dbto car garage, tpic . well A septic 1*00 mo. 1*00 sac OST JOHNS R IVER 1/1 w garage, hardwood floors, boat Slip View I SMO/mo S*00 set a tA N F O R D l/ t apt CHA. pafto. clean |*001mo. t300 sac lltnttrem Rsalty. Inc "We Manage yase Home, like it was out own *' Jim Day to I P ISM After 4PM 1X14*1 1UNLAND 7 badrcom family room, central K 'A. freshly painted I M n o . 1st and last p fu e llX P l 0S*1 Ntor 1pm 7 BDRM S410 morOh plus *400 s e c u r it y d e p o s it and references______ I P 3347 NEW Senlord oilers end o ' warehouses M 01400 sq ft Spec sal Sltl/rwa m i l l s SANFORO. OffiC* space. W sq tl building Mol. 1700 sq ft par office unit 81 3004 S A N F O R O F R E N CM A VE t)M month, inclulet uflllftoS 7 room sulfa . 370 310* M l SQ FE ET lor lease on 17 *7. successful ealtkng anchor business** Good parking and lighting G reat visibility Ask mg taoo mo E l 4<aa wo>k Realtor Re a l Es ta te , ih c , U l 011* 3227491 E x c a v a tin g J a n llo r ia l S a r v lc ti BUT2 CLEAN JMITOKIAL RECEPTIONIST Needed tor small of tk * Light typing, filing required Apply ot SUPERIOR 44OL0IN0S 777 Power Ct. Senlord Irom Sam to noon Fob U I*________ RECEPTIONIST LOCAL progressive employer has immediate opening Mutt ba a able to tytw 11 wpm. computer litoral* and word procespng a plus 40 hr work week, tactltont bonatits. and com polatty* salary N tat apparanc* and a positive ol tttudt o mutt Pteet* sand return*lo Blind Boat!# Sanford Harold P O ( 4 i 1447 Sontord. FI 27777 1447 SALES Perl lima. Commission boils C a llP IX S l_________________ SECURITY Off ICERS P/T S onford/Lok* M ery Arte Weekend shtts Class 0 guard license roq g*4 4117____ • SHIPPER TRAINEE a 14 X hr Caring boss lakes you to the top Quick raises k benefits galore Ceil now I FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 7X W 2>1h SI.. P1-S174 TEACHERS Must h oe* oarnrd *0 hr* toward a COA or equivalent. or bachelors dorr** In t*r|y childhood XO 7001 TELEMARKETERS Long wood, port into Monday thru Friday. IP M tP M . Sat urday. *AM 1PM Si M per hour plus bonus end com mission Perm anent post Ilent I Never a foe I Help P *rt*— *f.41tdX* WAREHOUSE ANDOEHERAL LABOR H E L P N E EO E D I Bonus tor drivers All shifts available Dolly pay. no ft* Byport ready lo vork 130 am. Industrial Lobov Svc . 1011 FrenchAy Nophrytocalls WRECKER DRIVER Caper lanced Mutt live In Sontord area A t o n Class A COL Apply al B E K 1st St. 9 1 -A p a rtm e n ts / H ouse to S h a re Help Personnel. U *-*X * A G CARRIERS. Tavares. FI. a well established and grow Ing Centre) Florida based company oilers you 114— W a re h o u s e Spi c e / R ent S A N F O R D B ryn H avon . ] 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t j o o i _________ LONO OISTANCE DRIVERS Mutt have over tha road caperi*nc* Good references required Call or apply MSC Trucking. 1*11 W III S I. Sanford. F L 407 177 MM HANDYMAN A/OR WOMEN 1*0*474 *014 r W 103— H ouses U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t __________***4777__________ E T R M R M T A J V O I I K P K , I A O W O I A R C D R CLASSIFIED ADS AND MORE!!! IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. *4 M C A 14 K M O N D R IA N M O R T G A G E CORPORATION, a Delaware corporation. Plaintiff. ** MICHAEL JOHN DOMENICO ETAL. Dotondentt NOTICE OF ACTION TO: BHS. LTD AND TO All persons claiming an interest by. through, under or against the aforesaid Defendant AND TO Alt persons claiming an inter rtf by. through, under or agelntt the aforesaid Defendant YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIEO THAT an action to tort ctote a mortgage on the follow tng described property located In Samteal* County. Florida L o t 100. G O V E R N O R S POINT. PHASE 7. according to the Plot thereof os recorded In Plot Book 77. Pago* 14. 7J A 74 of the Public Records of Semi note County. FlorIda Together wim oil structure* end Improvement! now and hereafter on said land, end the rants. Issues, and profit* el the above described property (pro vidod. however, mol mo Mori gegor shall bo entitled to collect and retain the said rents, issues e n d p r e f it s until d t l o u l t hereunder): and Oil lirtore* now or here#Iter attached to or used In connection wim the premises herein described end In addition thereto me lei lowing described household appliance*, which ore. end shell be deemed to bo nature* end e pert et the realty, end ore o portion el the security ter Ihe Indebtedness herein mentioned: Central Meat A Air Conditioning Range A Rengo Hood 9 7 — A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R e n t 71— H a lp W a n ta d NOW ACCEPTING CELEBRITY CIPHER t* <- W Sanford. Florida - M onday. February 14, 1994 Testers lowing will toll ai Futile Auction on February 71. ItM aMO 00 a m a l b n Door Bulck VIN 1G*AM4*AEM4I7J Brown. FL Tag > KHVlaJ ana a 1*8) B u lck w ith the V IN lGsC W 4*))F )4201)1. 4 Door Virginia lleant# Plata * XIMI74 Cray at IM Bing R d . Orlando. 4 W , HOME OH RIVEB to share. W/D. pool and tennis courts 1700'mo Half u l:l»*t 4*0 147* ■RofTaT FLORIDA STATE REOUIRES all contractor* bo registered or cortlttod To wrlfy • ttato c o n tr a c to r s licen se c a ll I 100 141 7*40 Occupational Licenses art roqiirod by th# county and can be vorlllad by calling p i IIX . #vl 74P Coll 24* I I P ------- EltcMcal M A S TE R E L E C T R IC IA N . R tpalf addition, comm/ro* Lk/lns «ER0004I*3PI 447] F lo o rin g A d d itio n s A R # m o d # iln fl RES /COMM Vinyl A<R|n0 • Alum Framing. Dryw all, Doors. Roofing. Cmcreto 11)4411 S O. Ballid, CBCIItWt A i r D u c t d e in l n g AIR DUCT CLEANING, gutter cte*n:ng/Kr*#n!ng. chimney swoop Insured Young's Sorv lea.Ik 4*700041 IE )M O i C # rp # n try C AR PEN TER All kinds of repairs, pointing A ceramic tile Richard Gross P IM P C o rp o t C lean in g C A R P E T C L E A N IN O : 4 Room* | » *1 Stoom cleaned or dry foam Guaranteed lowest prices 407 74* SMI SAM'S C AR P ET C LEAN IN O plus ship and bull I teen R»sid*nll*l/comm*rcl*l 14 hr* P4 1S4I. beeper 444 0141 HARDWOOD FLOORINO Instill Sanding Finishing TOM OLSEN H II0 1 4 7 P 7 H andy M an ••• DO IT ALL *** A to l Rapalr/ramodal Patel Ing. plumbing, carpentry, electrical, glass, root repair, screen Fro* Esi 7X4)01 H o rn # Im p r o v e m e n t AFFOROABLE Horn* Repiir. Dependable All phases Call for Ireeesl Michael 17) 7104 AL DOCS fT ALL Fla II right at a price you can afford Lk'd/lfi* From ston to finish CorpoMry. plumb Ing. electrical, and roofing Ives 77 yrs of eipertenc* No fob too big or small Call P 4H 77*r 774 200* lehrs. RESTORATION, D R YW ALL. motol studs, doors, trim, Hd Ing. porch**, decks, garrbos C o n c r# t» A QUIET, ctooo fib., kitchen, phon*. laundry Apt'* avail abto aisa S/l 1 up 334 a *ll CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayn* Baal 1 Man Qualify Opera Ilonl 730-27783434R43 “ C*m m *rtl*I^R**fdBM M 7 ■ L a n d scaping s c a p lif l ~ c T n r m u u L C H stTySrS IM% Grod# A. milled in Long wood Call us tor a Ira* estimate on your Ire* trim mlag and romovall Hardy Tree Service doing buunesl t l AKA Tree S *r> k e3 P f i l l L a w n S a rv k a TOM R JE FF'* LAWN CAREI Rt* /Comm . detondabte. low retell Froaatf — 1X7070 TTm hnc CUSTOM P A I N T I N G by Jeffrey Power Inf./oet, Lk'd . In* Free**Ilm* to t ........Ml 014] S TU C C O ro p a lr painting, costings, pressure washing. A ^ * u fk te ^ ^ rih ^ s M ^ M * 4 ^ ^ ^ P h o to g ra p h y unique per •onolUod portraih shot te a neturel sotting or homo Nat l award winner 7*70174_______ P H O TO O R A P H Y P lu m b in g A A A PLUMBINO A SEWER Laaky fa u ca flf Running toilatsf SX could solve your problem Water rasters, lehr M * H * # _ _ ^ ^ * 0 4 jn m i P re s s u re C leaning DUN R ITE i Ctean driveways, rooli. pool docks, walks, houses Frooost. E l s ip C le a n in g S e rvice ~ A TO U C H ABOVE Ctoonlrsg service LIC/liM Qualify cleaning of Ifshod, p i 0*M C LE A N IN O R**kS*nlial and commercial Quollly week. Attordabto rater B1 3*13 T.J.'S Wilt clean your housa or otlic* to yosrr sat)flattIon Very reasonable Llt/lns Call Jueflna al <7 OT D ll________ 1 BR *44. 2 B R 14*. * BR S44.M A professional, commarcial team available I P 4417 9 3 - R o o m s fa r R e n t CLEAN ROOMS. * * t g » afartteg S7l/wk. K llch o n . phan*. laundry, video gomes, off street port Ing 2X4473 CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM. W/ kitchen avail SSS/wk. U l toe Downtown 3731004_______ SANFORD Stooping room with kllchon p rlvllo go t. use of washer/dryer S40-*wk 334 7444 EXCAVATOR W O R K O itching i ^ i T is ii n u i W ork F or t t t C . l f C lR M in f d ____ s 322-2611 iw im m ln g P o o ) Sarvka/Be pair W EEKLY SERVICE Irom te) mo Chtm Rite Pool Service ^ | ^ P 7 t^ ^ R o b *rlS h o *m »k »r T r e e S e rv ic e Tn?5iainSmo3annq' L A M CABINET. Cabin*I work at reasonable rates. Kitchens A bath room s R o fa c ln g , custom mad* counter tops, bookcases, specially Homs For more Info call 224 7771 Ask far Loon ECHOLS T R E E SVC L k T 'te t ■’Lol Iho Proftlibnali do It." Free esilmeiei 171777* W in d o w R e p a ir a n d C le a n in g fflNOONiSCREEfl REPAIR: M in i- n it Advertise Your Business Every Day For As Low As $4 5 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-261 1 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. February 14. 1994 - an 141— H om es fo r S il e 157— M o b ile H o m e s / S a le BATEMAN REALTY 121-2257 H ALL R EALTY 312 W Fii i»l Si , SiinfimJ I bdrm . corn*. lot c/h/a. low dn 4 monthly ' Onlr pi *00 II Jebw't • m i access! to •tro t ir>K rto.m inouo Huge I » l « r Haim | bdrm . tpk owner fmor-a i n soo 323-5774 D ie a e y la sriur-i ; , 1(n Irol H/A. plut * atrad 14*000 w M jik it w ik i.m m i CXCHANOI OR t ( L L y o J P '0 P *'»» loc*l«J In .lltw i l l. jil, l i t U ll HAUL O L IN M. * owl tod ceil, landscaped» sprinter* • rn e M . p t.r w ] » m i USE TOUR TAI RETURN FOR DOWN FITMENT AA Cerao*. lac. >77)114 MOV I NO. MUST S U L OUC TO ILLNESS i bdrm. I bain, living rm. kitchen dming rm. hug# family rm New wiring A ‘ C. and pluming In ir t il) Mature* tl* *oo*to m m IA N FORD III C Woodland A r t . I Bdrm ] Bath black carport. naw real l.ke now inside. naw tar pal custom hit cabinet,. corner lot nr.toe m * * * » aiiica ta en ia hem# fee Utlpaeer Own la I ie I RE ALITORI WELCOME SANFORD DUPLEX Teg (on dillon. Good neighborhood U4 aw Can aftor igm M l l i t aou VENTURE I PROPERTIES Looking to buy a home’ Wa Kara homey in a i a-ear or Seminole. Orange. Votutle Counnei' Can far daiaiitl • >/> wtlk fireplace. newer carpet and tile. Ma f00 a Lk Mary 1/J. fireplace l l a n o balk Other ne Ventura I Properties 330 0 27 3 /774 9400 SlklRS PROPERTY M ANAGEM ENTAREALTY aer i n r m in two STEN 5TR 0M REALTY, INC. FIRST TIME HOMEBUTERSI Let Our Full Tima La We H i l l Show YOU how Eeiytot It to Own a Home at Voue Own' Call any pt our Erpenenced Agentt ANYTIME I 322 2420 • 321 2720 SANFORD • LAKE MART •in 0«r 31th Tew* MORGAN REALTY GOOD INCOME PROPER TVI 1/1. oak treat, *cr pen . formal d-nmgrm I tat oee LOTS OF ROOMI 4/7'k. lam rm den. ter pen huge matter bd’ m warn Slate# SANFORD lltk II. end Myrlto Are 321-6762 DELTONA H an 1/1. *7 Berkthlra. can trel M'A, re-tad tcraen room, carport t il. 000 H a lf 1/1. t l Fairmont Villa, central H/A. wether/dryer. dithwether. ell electric, ca •hedral ceilmgt, vinyl tiding thing!# roof, northern Intule lion H I 000 Matt 1/1 tpi.l. || Paarun central H/A. carport t i l 100 m m ten ____ 153— A c re a g e L o ts /S a le ___ DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal lor mobile home or home tile, hortet. catlle. terming, or nurtery Zoned agricultural 1) *00 per acre Smell down payment with o w tw rtin eA cin ^ **7 *7 IT O _ 1SS— C o n d o m in iu m s Co-Op / S a le I BEDROOM. 1 BATH living rm. dining rm. ter. porch, kitchen, ell eppl *401*77 local VALENTINE'S DAY 1994 Call >114114 Of « H i n i LINE NEW. BUT CHEAPER Newly remodeled ageciout 1 Bdrm. new furniture t apgi.. big tl rm. carport Senior Pork OeBory I I I OOOI I ) *5*> NEW letr'i, no down. in. WtoTHt. llXf*.flfJ/m* taxio.M iB mo let trot SANFORD Royal Cove. H ail. 1 bdrm. I bath, central H/A. left ot eatretl Vary clean and nke. Will kecrtlice tor balance of New I under 110,0001i>t l ale 1 MOBILE HOMES in adull p erk t. P alm V a lle y end Feirweyt apt le t It n ________ 159— R e a l E s ta te W a n te d FOR SUBDIVISION! with or without approval! n o 1000 arret Waterfront a plut Call Tarry Clayton epa >11 tope 140— B usiness F o r S a le SALE Newly renovated kendwkh moo Easy hourt Deanted tor catering I I I too ^ L tg td e j^ i^ r e jn i^ j^ to r H I — A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu re APPLIANCES. FORM. T V t. ETC. RUY SELL TRADE IN t CHIEPO DEPOT, l i l t FRENCHAVE.____ 1TI 1144 A P P L IA N C E S ! Rett prices. Bet! Warranty. Bet I Service! Wetherv dryer* microwevet We buy appliances1 Delivery keel A e Rett, M Attet • CARPET Brand new grey barber l| tt by ><y ft Seen lice tor t n Cell P OOP--* • COUNTOUR C H A IN with vibrator end he«tor Original price Over 11000 now t!00 Excellent condition! Phone i l l eeti______________________ • DRYER. Kenmore avocado In good condition 111 Cell H I tin ___________ FURNITURE FOR SALE L>. Ing rm, dining rm. patio, 1 bedrooms k lichen appliance* A mite Item tdshet screen door t blindt. roll up blind* tor patio, motorcycle Nothing Over 1100 Goodcond H I Wap KENMORE Warner and Oryee, IK0 tor bom Microwave, tao Teettor even t i t I K 01aa PANASONIC M ICRO W AVE, only e menint old t i t Mi sc 'f m | . . - . Jla KOI OAT S APPLIANCE e 111 S FRENCH A V I. SANFORD R e lr lg e r a t e r . S lo v e t, Wethers Dryert Free > yr to fr w e r r Pel a r tll W K t l RECLINE R tM Queen toft t‘de wttorbed e igitl wood canopy trama. drrttar and tkto labia U K Maple dinette table w/no chair*. U1 It cu ft Refrigerator wncamaher U0 0 ............ ..... Call m OIK • STOVE. GE almond, aleckic range Guaranteed to work! M l i n n i l or LK e i n ________ • VACUUM. Hoover upright, with bag* and attachment* Good Condition t i t Call ! » IBS— C o m p u te rs IA IE R PRINTER immuiatot HP 1400. XT Campwlar t i l l ■ Call 114 1711 1 8 9 -O ffic e S u p p lies / E q u ip m e n t EXEC. DESK, credent#. con terence labia, couth, chair* All tor ISM or will tp'lf Call W v n 193— L a w n 4 G a rd e n } BDRM 1 BATH: New kitchen, carpet. C HA IMHO IK Country Club C » . Santord Will contlder leaw purchata By owner 777 I TO LOVE 14.HO LAND WANTED Jmtt Mjmfidd, 32J 7271 * Hate 1/1 ip! it. I t Baysprtng. centrel H/A tcraen room Garrrnmrnl end bank to o c l l l l t o l I l l M l l I l Irem IN M IlIM N ) Collier dalailsl 4 • * CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK Lie. Reel E!lAt« llro4tr H R W ilo r d A w 321 0759 Kl l *N* CARLYLE® by U r n WrlBht l E D O I I i EZ R OM KanaMkl FA IK. ga* angina tM Ceil i n W l 195— M a c h ine r y /T o o ls SMALL DOZER * way blade rtAtfy to t 1,100 __________407 7TJ 4712 199— P ets A Su p p lie s P E K IN E S E p u p p le t. lu ll btooded 1 male*. 1 females. 1100 each Mother, available tor tree More into UP W ll 2 1 1 - A n t iq u e s / C o lle c tib le s ANTIQUE Dining room Mill*, dark wood. *id* board, china ctotal, fable w/1 eat end e chair* Good cond . mutt tell Atklng 11100. worth much more.................call w l OIK 215— B oats a n d A ccesso ries 2 3 1 -C a rs le FT. BOAT and trailer 10 horsepower motor le ft FIRM Cell aor aea eoai • U FT BOWRIOER IIS HP Mercury, o-b. tow hours, with traitor i l M0 111 Oita • IH4 SKI/FISM BOAT fO HP Merc . w/ trailer Runt greet! 15 000 Partial finance a fl >000 • ItM R IO A L Medeniew. i f •0". a cyl in outboard motor • 'd riv e on Ireitor SI 000 OBO SMaOpaor eaf r K le v e t • 1* FT PONTOON boat ell tibergteti. 140 HP Evenruto Very tottl Many eitre*. like new Only 110 00011)4440 • *K i r GRAOYWHITE OMC I/O. took* new. HP OOP OBO Sanlurd 111 Ilia 217— G a r a ge Sales OARAOE letof? Why b etto r!! WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE II ______ aer m b H it •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Cell m your garage teto ed by t l noon on Tuetdey end take advantage ot our special garage koto ad price!t Cell Classified now tor detail*! 322-2811 221— G ood T h in g s _______ t o E a t _______ STRAWBERRIES U PKh Open fern 1M! 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Hope your day it tto greatest1 Happy Vatonlicb t Day WE LOVE YOU ALW AVtl STEVE R BECKY STEVE l With you the best Valentine's Day becauM you aretho bell I tore you always Wd forever RECK Te Jennifer i To the most beaut Pul mot I intelligent motl sincere women with the biggest heart that ho* SO much compassion andespecially tor# lust tor me who ho* me bait personality end gentle nature end who It tOntattic inside and out From your btggost Ion Lave. Tim UNCLE LEONARD, Shawnna I don I here e way with words E ftep t that I tore you more e.e.yday Happy Vetontlase'k Dayl With all my bre. Tawy________________________ DONNIE Happy Vatontine'lOar To My Lore I You're mode me ref y happ y and con ten! I LOVE YOU! IM CAMI Matt & Stonty Heather (Punkml. Mommy and Daddy tore you very much Hare e Happy Vatontlne't Day I Lois and tots olhugt end kittes1lore. Mommy and Daddy__ ______ Thanks lot mikm| usifOur Valentines' ftom Your Pals Dearest Tina. A* our lift togothor begins so doe* my undying devotion Our love wet meant to be Love. Mark Torrl. You o n ihe best thing that has ever happened to me I will love you torever Welt BUZZ WALT. KIM, MARGIE Happy Vatont.ne t Day, toeSW EETHEARTofeM om HUOS AND KISSES! Rose* are red Vtotot* are blue I don’t know whot I ’d do without oil ot yout To Barbara, My lover end my best friend HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Love. MOM JAYSON From the tin t time we meet. I knew we would be happy Law. P ttp ftP w id I LOV E YOU! It 11 233— A u to P a rts / A cci s o r i t s ROLL BAR. Ire tly palmed, hold* 4 light*. fill snort bed Ford 1st SUS takes It 111 f a ’ 2 2 5 -T ru c k s / B u m / Vans eC H EVr BEAUVILLE VAN 'I f, 1 ton. Passenger van, dean Loaded! Too much to fief, must tee to appreciate Only S l.fflOBO 111 >500 • DODGE VAN. 1*51 Good condiltonl |i 000 or best oiler Ptoese call 111 H a l otter 1pm ■ FORD LARIET. IWO. F ISO X clean. 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Happy VolenNrer'o Day ond a very happy find bfrtfiday to a special daughter and sistor LOVE, pomaor Rotes ore red Vtoto tiara blue We think you '* the belt And we love you Lave. Qenevtove end Vicki Your Ihe belt tether and grandfather any girl* could "M AR R Y" Happy Valentino'* Day Babel You've made my life com plate I LOVE. SPOILED KITTY W l LOVE YOU VERY MUCHI larrto A Ba Bo Kitty GRANDMOTHER. Thank you tor being the best Grandmother anyone could ever ask tor.... ....................... LOVE. MELINDA A DONNA CALVIN. You ore Ihe man ol my dreamt and I love you very muchl Your tore It all I'll ever need I You ore a very special pert ol mol You'rt oil In ood lo go tb yllll LOVE, BERNICE HAPPY VALENTME'S OAY Happy Valentines Day I Nlta P S Heather and Baby tore you too! OAOOY RALPH. We Lore You Always I Hopa your day Is tto greatest Because your the greatest BECKY A STEVE FLINT T h in k you lot everything that you do for me. I LOVE YOU ★ ★ HOLLY ★ * Thank you for making me the happiest guy in the world! I LOVE YOU! Happy Valentines Day Forever...... Love, Mark SLIPPER 238— V e h T d e T _______ W a n t e d ______ WE PAY TOPSUS FOR Complete or Wrecked Car*. Truck* RUNNING or NOT ANY CONDITION >1114*4 239— M o to rc y c le s _____ an d B ik e s 14' KAWAIKI KHW*. CtottlC. esc cond . I5K m l. chocolate A chrome I t t l I I I 40*1 241— R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs • CAHHIAOE TRAILER. II II, mm m iS r i m . Root air. ideei live in 'travel Furnished Nicel Only U.K0 OBO » - l t K DODGE TRANSAN. Ifll. Stove, bod. Ice boa, good cond U.toO " w *1 cvoitt t/teie cvc7c rttaic ta *1 Cove cfou. '& u t tecue a n d ^f:ace or trade tor car Ha KOI______ c a n n o t cHeaeocie i t . HOLIDAY RanMer Imperial ’ It. >111 b etem tn l model, loaded E real lent cond Op i1 Cove CfOU, iw rack m raoeoi aoeewt 0*5* MOTOR HOME Runt great Will trade lor travel traitor ol comparable value l i t 11*1 �m T T T %\ s \ y y - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. February 14. 1994 'b v Chic You ng B L O N P IE coSTTa»I7IriTolH M o7 CO ***' m eu . v w t*E to o K UC8C ON a T T «I< Y » . j wi« n voua V but that B S L A T tV W V MUST e c MOULD give J Y O U R [ raioav TT Cm Mr GOOD**SS LOOK AT rwe ENVELOPE' ITS,— kD00£t6€0 TD TV*J w o o l evs rr KfOB.VOUH , COUSHI CAAtYU, ------15 c o m in g Off FfliOA'f a i»V ? / _ - Kiss this tooth decay theory a final goodbye DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve read Iherr arc various ways of fightlog tooth d c ia y other than almply brushing. Examples are drinking green tea. klanlng. eat­ ing c a s h e w nuts, dr i nk i ng through a straw, munching on Gouda cheeses, and chewing on nn Indian evergreen tree leaf. Your comments? DEAR R E A DE R : W o w . If kissing retards tooth decay, this Is t h e b e s t n e w s s i n c e Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo. I don't believe It. Nor do I believe that the other methods you mcnllon w ill help much either. You should usk your dentist about tills, hut It's m y un­ derstanding that tooth decay can ties! lie conquered by fluoridallon (or using flu o r id e toothpaste!, brushing alter every meal, flossing regularly, going easy on sweets, and following n program o f regul ar de nt a l check-ups und hyglenr. such as Hull promulgated by the Am eri­ can Dental Association. If your dentist endorses kiss­ ing as a decay-preventive, let me know. Rut I must say that It hasn't particularly helped me. ycl. Does It matter whom you kiss? DEAR DR. GOTT: Wha t causes eyelid twitching? DEAR READER: Nervousness, usually. Called a ''tic.'’ eyelid twitching Is oflen associated with high unxlrty stairs, fatigue and stress. The condition Is ordinarily harmless and w ill resolve In a few days, although II may return as stress levels rise. No treatment Is required. DEAR DR GOTT: Wliut are the chances of a vasectom y being reversed? I've had the procedure and regret II already. DEAR READER: Vasectomy, a fonn of contraception In which (he lubes from the testicles are tied off and cut. Is reversible with mlcrosurglcal techniques. However, the operation Is dif­ ficult and. even In the best experts' hands, the success rate Is less Ilian 50 percent. If you are seriously consid­ M ED IC IN E erin g having the procedure performed, find the urologist In your community who Is most familiar with the operation. In this way. you will obtain the maximum chance of tucccsa. T o give you more Information. 1 am sending you a free copy of my Health Report "Contracep lion.” Other readers who would like a copy should send tl.2 5 ACROSS 1 Cfstk Isttsr 4 Ssitst with ths tsslh 9 Grain 12 3. Roman 13 CMnsts or Jspsnsss 14 Climbing plan! 15 Simlats 17 Victory symbol 18 Parodists 19 Attirs 21 Aviation 23 « 24 Coat — — : heraldic ambtam 27 Rubbar on pane II 30 Spsad contast 31 Bright star UEJL lJ U U U U U U U U U U U UUU U U U U U U U U UUULJULJUUU U L iU U U L J U CJU LU U LJU LJEJU U U U L L IU U U JU U U U U Q l U U U U D U JU □ U U U U U U U UU U U U U U U U U U U IJ U J U U U IJ UUL9L9 U UU U U U U L fld □U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U r . ii'jn u r .ic iia n u u u 41 Outlet 42 Soak, at Has 43 Animal 45 Nothing 49 Rodent 50 Things typi­ cal ol U.S. 54 — Got a Sacrat 55 Motlvata strongly 56 Tsar 57 Club — uuuuu 58 Dspsrt 59 Chart baach rasort plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to I’ .O. Hox 2433. New York. NY 10163. Hr sure to mcnllon the lllle. Answer la Previews P u t ile 34 Compular tarm 35 (total 36 Tha tarn# 37 Confiscates 39 Ancianl Jew­ ish ascetic 33 Fashionabla PETER G O T T , M .D . Franca 4 Resin from tir trees 5 Follower ol (sull.l 8 Uncle (Sp.) 7 Hearing organ DOWN 1 Astronaut Sally — 2 Haalanad 3 Rlvar in 8 Jimmy ("The Greek") — 9 Caklornia city 10 Aclor — Montand 11 Organs ol Siq M 16 20 22 23 Malts True lo life Help Olympic ath­ lete Bruce — 24 Spheres 25 Actress — Dunaway 26 Sat In motion 28 Actress Barbara — 29 Italian capital 32 World org 36 Involva 40 Doddering 43 Edge 44 Root overhang 46 Damage 47 Freshwater porpoise 46 Northern Scandinavian 51 Mother ol Mila. 52 Federal environment agey. 3 Warm up (a motor) WIN AT BRIDGE By P h illip A ld e r Although f have no |x-rsonal experience of her examples. I'm sure Judith Vloml Is right, mil only on ValrnlInc's Day. when stir contends. "Love Is much nicer lo lie In than a light girdle, a higher lax bracket o ra holding pattern over Philadelphia.'* On to d a y 's deal Irom Iasi year's hulian (rials, all declarers except one kissed ihctr contract goodbye. Th e successful Smith earned heartfelt thanks from Ills (Kirincr. North's transfer bid followed by a jum p to three no-trump showed gam e values with five spades and proltahly a balanced hand. Every West led the heart Jack. Most declarers won the llrst trick In hand, cashed the spade- king, played a spade lo dummy's acc ami led u third spade. When West dlseaided a heart. It was easy for East lo switch to the club seven, the high card deny­ ing an honor. West won South's queen with Ills king and re­ turned the heart 10. If declarer conceded another spade to East, he lost two spades and thrrr clubs. If Instead South played on clubs, he lost one spade, onr heart and three clubs. Som e declarers pl ayed on clubs, losing three clubs und two hearts. They were all unlucky. It's true, hut Lorenzo I.aorta, a European Champion In 1979. made the perfect pluy: lie won trick one with dum m y's heart king and Immediately led a low spade to Ills eight. Whatever hap|>cncd. hr was sure lo win at least these nine tricks: three spades, three hearts and three diamonds. (If East had split Ills honors. Laurla would have won with the king and led the spade eight lo dummy's nine, scoring an overt rick.) NORTH M ill 9 A It» 7 1 f K it ♦ A 4J ill EAST ♦ QJ ( 2 ♦ 14 ♦ J 10 * 7 4 ♦ 10*1 ♦I J ♦ J I 7 4 ♦ 754 ♦ A K 10 SOUTH ♦KI ♦ AQ2 ♦ KQ2 ♦ QJ M2 Vulnerable Both Dealer South Uni Put P»u SMtb 1 NT 14 Narth tf 1 NT Eail Pau All p«u Opening lead: V J (0 1 0 0 4 . NEW SPAPER TERPRISE ASSN. EN- HOROSCOPE by Bob T h a v e * FRANK A N D ERNEST X N^Vf/e THOUGHT I'D see THe OAY y/HfN THF PO/T OFF/Cf ON fA L t NOkr U.S POST OFFICE fi wou l p n S tL U N O T tft " Y e / i * o f t h e d o g 00661 ' 57V4MP l tV-A*v/C5 / - j 4 b y J im D a v is G A R F IE L D 1 IMAP NO IDEA WOO COOLP PO THI* ON A ^ . VH g h HB s1 § M J 5 / DIET \ TlV£ } 7s— * ' * b y J im M o d d lc k ROBOTMAN* 6 1*Mt-, M * WMAONTAWUG .VJHAT X I WW E A BR<N<BS YOU TO SIGN UP m O F O u N D AS a testsu bject here ) ik t e r e c t AT THE INSTITUTE FOR / PSYCHIC RESEARCH [ A /T/MP » TO HO/vO* i in TH 6 AND WU6HT n H M t SOMETHING TO 0 0 WITH THE FACT THAT WE PAYM-^/HOUR. MORE THAN THE REGIONAL CENTER FOR PROCTOLOGICAL STUDIES? YOU GUYS By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY Peb. 15, 1904 Your potential for success looks very strong for the year ahead, provided you do not become Involved In endeavors that work against one another. H a r m o n i o u s a c t i v i t i e s are essential. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Innate optimism, which Is part of your natural make-up. Is a good qual i t y, lull today he rureful It Isn't based ii|xin un­ sound p re m is e s . K eep th e ple-ln Ibc-sky out of your eye. Know where to look for romance and you’ll find II. The AstroGraph Mntehmakrr Instantly reveals which signs are roman­ tically perfect for you. Mali $2 and a lo n g , self-addressed. stam|x-d envelope to Matchmak­ er. e/o this newspaper. P.O. Hox 4-165. New York. N.Y. 10163. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Guard agnlnat Inclinations today lo Jump lu conclusions before you have all the facts at your disposal. Error Is likely If Im­ pulsiveness gains the upper hand. V IR G O I Aug. 23-Sept. 221 ARIES |March 21-April 19) Your worse enemies toduy could Shortcuts or labor saving de­ Ik- well-lntrnllnned friends who vices might IxMimerang on you are kidding ihemsclves nbntii today. In your liaslc lo get thing-* the value of an endeavor In done, you could create twice as which they want to involve you. much work. L IB R A IScpl. 23 0.1. 23) In Investigate for vourself. TAURUS |April 20-May 20) order to gratify your extravagant Expecting too much from others whims today, there arc Indica­ t oday mi ght fool y o u Into tions you might waste funds you believing they urc being un­ have earmarked for u future tl.de cooperative. when. In actuality, und for another pur|x>sr. IkIt Is you who may lx- excessively prudent. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 ll demanding. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) you use your muscles Instead ol Allhough the Innovations you've your smarts today, you migbi c o n c e iv e d appe ar t o have end up trying lo hammer square |K>sslbllltlcs. you'd belter ran a |x-gs Into round holes. Think Irw tests before Instituting them things through In advance. SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Dee. us new procedures. You may 211 Grandiose Ideas provide have to Iron out some rust spots. CANCER (June 2 1-.Inly 221 ftxldcr for pleasani daydreams, The wrong com|>anlons could but they may not materialize In create avoidable problems for the real world. Ik- pragmatic you tixlny. He selective regarding today and don't waste time on with whom you run uround und wishful thinking. also your choice of uctlvlllcs. C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22-Jan LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Your 19) You're presently In u cycle temper might lx- u hit hard lo where you might feel Impelled to eonlrnl uxluy. especially with spend excess easli you've ac­ persons you often t ake for cumulated. Doing this may give granted. Don't thoughtlessly you momentary gratification, but spender's remorse later. hurt unytxxlv's feelings. A N N IE _______ __________ b y L e o n a r d S ta r r WATS AiRNtf WHY5HAX.P TUCK 44* 10. 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Florida B u ild in g s ab an d o n ed NEWS DIGEST Sanford may demolish some eyesores INSIDE □ Sports Playtime hands out hardware SANFORD - Playtime Dart* rapped Its winter session by crowning Its five league champions, naming Its most voidable players, and deciding the Individual Sanford/Lakc Mary Champions. B y N ICK F F I I F A U F □ S ee Page IB Herald Staff Writer______________________ ___ ___ □ People Putting on the glitz SANFORD — Sanford commissioners Monday could choose lo rip down several buildings, some feared lo he ’crack’ houses, hut all abandoned. Eight structures within the Sanford city limits will be considered at condemnation hearings When cancer research supporters rally for their cause, they don’t mess around while having fun raising funds al a glitzy gala, the ACS 125. □ See Page BB BRIEFS 1 during Ihc Sanford City Commission meeting. Most urccxpectcd lo lie approved for demolition. The city building department has recom­ mended two of the following structures, (II and E. Ilslcd below). Ik- granted extensions of u half and one year. Structure E Is listed as being In one of the poorest conditions. City Manager Dili Simmons Is recommending condemnations, hut with 30 day extensions. The following structures will be taken up for consideration. The description for each structure has been supplied by the city building official. • A. — 1012 Peach Avenue — Abandoned single family residence, unsafe, unsanitary anil unrepairable due to severe fire damage. • |). — 818 W 3rd Street — Abandoned duplex. Droken windows, dilapidated condition. |unk. C Bee Sanford, Page OA Correction A caption uccompanlng a photograph In the March 9 edition of the Sanford Herald stated the volunteers were preparing food packages for the Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Pro­ gram for needy residents. The volunteers were assisting the SHARE program which Is open to ull participants, regardless of Income. INDEX B r id g e ............ . ........... 4B n i u t l l l a d t . . . . ....0 .1 2B C o m lo a ........... ............8 B T..........QB D e a r A b b y ..... D e a t h s ............ E d ito r ia l.......... B d u o a tlo n ...... H s a lth J F I tn e s s .. 9 -1 0 A M o v ie s ................. N a tio n ................... T e le v is io n ........... W e a th e r............... W o r ld ................... Great day for a weekend Partly cloudy ........* mild. High’ Inthe 70s. F o rm e it h i ■go 2 A and mid SANFORD — Seminole County commis­ sioners voted unanimously lo condemn six Sanford-nrea homes Iasi week. Commissioners gave owners of five of the structures until April 8 to renovate or remove ihem or the county will do so and hill property owners. Three of the owners were given more C Bee County, Page OA B y VICKI D sB O R M IE R Horald Staff Writor Adult store under fire FERN PARK — Working on a tip. investigators from the Seminole County sh eriffs office arrested six men and charged them with attempted armed robbery on Saturday morning. Ed McDonough, public Information officer for the sheriffs office, said the five adults and one juvenile were being held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility without bond. They were scheduled to appear In court this morning at 9 a.m. , ... McDonough said that an Informant told deputies thut the Miami Subs restaurant on State Road 430 In Fern Park was to he the target of an armed robbery on Friday night. He said 14 Investigators staked out the restaurant. At 1:54 a.m.. u pickup truck entered the parking lot and the occupants, lie said, were a ctin g su sp iciou sly. W hen one o f them upproached the front door of the restaurant, deputies moved In und arrested them. A 17-year-old Juvenile was arrested along with Anthony Feliciano. 19, of Lake Mary; John Negron. 18. of Casselberry: Louis Rosario. 18. of Apopku; Tracy DelCamptllo. 22. of Apopka und Cucho Agustin. 21. of Altamonte Springs. Horald Senior Staff Wrltor Kids put their all into games LONGWOOD — Longwood city commissioner Auuamarle Vaccn and her husband Scott may be looking for a new place to live soon. Vaccn. 28. and her husband face eviction from the home they have been renting since October of Inst year. According to an eviction suit filed Friday, the couple owes $2,200 In back rent on the home. Rent for the home at 830 Raven Avc. Is $050 a month. According to landlord Arncltla Crouse, the couple has only paid $400 In rent since they moved Into the house last fall. She said they recently deposited $240 Into her account. Vaccn was not available for comment. Tip leads to arrest B y J . M A R K B A R F IB L D Special Olympics inspires crowd Commissioner faces eviction CASSELBERRY - Saying the transfer of ownership and the operations o f the store were Illegal, the city of Casselberry wants to close down an adult video and bookstore. The city filed a lawsuit on Frlduy against Jim Phllpot who bought Velvet Video. 4003 U.S. Highway 17-92 on Jan. 3 from Edwin Cuto. president of Adult Entertainment. Inc. f Under city codes an adult establishment can't be built o r sold within 1.000 feet of another such establishment. Velvet Video Is ncxl door to Cabaret Internationale, an adult entertainment club. . „ . In addition, the video store bus been operating without an operational license since the sale, the suit said County condemns six more homes H » t M n > i« ir M « u i w*ii* Adam Stillwell, winner of tho Standing Long Jump and Iho 100 Motor Walk, Is congratulalod by fans Undercover Plnk-E, Rainbow and Dllly, from loft. LAKE MARY — Walter Is six lie's bouncing up and down near the chain link fence, trying to gel his sister’s attention. Ills slsler Marie Is 14. She Is uthlelle. tanned and lull of love. She waves at her brother and blows him a kiss from (he starting line on the track al Lake Mary High School en|oylng the eool breeze on Saturday morning Walter waves buck, cheering for tils sister. Marie, who Is mentally handicapped, spent Saturday wiili other special athletes participating In the Special Olympics. The crowd there was sparse, mostly parents und siblings, lint they enthusiastically luudcd the efforts of all the athletes. Still, there were those who were not ufhllutcd with any of the uthlctes. Denis Landers of Lake Mury didn't know any of the athletes, but had just stopped by to see whut was happening. ” 1 was out for a Jog und saw the activity over here and decided to see what was going on ," he C See Special, Page 6A Making a clean sweep of things Sex, drugs focus of co p s’ 2 stings B y VICKI D e S O R M IIR Horald Stall Wrltor SANFORD - Looking for u good lime In Sanford on Friday evening, four men wound up behind bars at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. The Sanford Police Department wus conducting a pair of undercover operations when they nabbed two men allegedly looking for drugs and another two allegedly looking for sex. Six men were arrested In a similar sex sting held Thursday night. A reverse sting operation on Park Drive near French Avenue brought trouble for two men who police say purchased crack cocaine near 2005 Purk Drive. Similarly, two men police soy offered money to undercover officers In exchange for sex near the Intersection of 3rd Street and French Avenue, were taken to Jail. • Daniel Anthony Walker. 21. 745 Creek Water Dr.. Lake Mary, was arrested and charged for offering an undercover officer $20 In exchange for oral sex. • Raymond Bernard Coleman. 20. 1728 W. □ See Btlngs, Page 6A Spurting story: Final chapter M o rn in g fr ie n d s ! W e ’ v e w r i t t e n so m u ch a b o u t t h e Spurting family In re­ cent weeks we figured we'd told you every­ thing there was to JU L IA N k n ow a b ou t J e s s e STEN S p u rtin g . Ills w ife S TROM Katie and their six daughters. But. by golly, we got a call the other duy und II led to what we believe today Is the final chapter. Briefly, you’ll recall Jesse Spurllng and wife Katie came to Sanford In 1910 with six daughters, ull under 10 years o f age. Kutlc died In 1911. Spurllng put the girls In the Methodist Children’s Home In Enlerprlse for a couple years before he bought "T h e Oaks" — a manor house □ S ee Stenstrom, Page BA HtftM rholo« by Tomny vme«m- Prince McKinney and hie son, Kelan, 10, clean debris from the ditches on Frog Alley. Midway residents show what pride in a community can do B y VICKI D sB O R M IE R Horald Stall Writor SANFORD - The sun had barely pecked through the leaves al the tops of the trees near the Midway Community Center when Louise Perkins arrived lo help gel ready for the cleanup day she had helped organize with the Mldway-Cunaan Redevelopment Association and Ihc Midway Community Agunlnsi Drugs. A few children scurried about Ihc area taking up hags and heading out toward the neighborhood to gather up litter. "Truly, wc don't have that much lo clean up." Perkins said. ’Everyone takes care of their own property. It’s Just up on Sipes and Jltway. by the school and the stores where there arc things to pick up." She says she tries hard lo fight the Image Midway bus developed as a crinc-rlddcn area, comprised of people who don’t cure about how the area looks. "W c arc all homeowners and wc lake a lot of sell pride In our community," she said. "People really care about where they live." Seven-year-old Mcllah Anderson and her 6-ycar-old cousin Justin Duglcy said they arc proud lo live In the community. " I t ’s really nice." Anderson said. "I want more people to come out and start living here. I want to clean up the community." Duglcy said he likes Midway. "It's a clean place," he said. "1 like It." ” Perkins said thin a "good rapport" with the county and with law enforcement officers from the sh eriff's office has made the community stronger. Cooperative efforts have C See Midway, Page BA SU BSCR IBE TO TH E SANFO RD H ERALD FOR TH E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 ‘ p-J - �m 2A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1994 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE G am bling on gam bling Ten hurricanes predicted this year NKW ORLEANS — Hurricanes will became more numerous and Intense In the coming years, spelling disaster l'of*coaslnl communities loaded with relative newcomers, hurricane forecaster William Gray warns. The professor o f atmospheric science at Colorado Stale University predicts 10 named storms, Including six hurricanes, for this year. Hurricanes or tropical storms will l>c active for a total o f (50 •lays, and Intense hurricanes — above 110 mph — for seven. Gray told National Hurricane Conference on Friday In New Orleans. That would be a marked Increase over the past three years, hut only about 10 percent above average over the past 43 years. Gray expects hurricane activity to grow within a few years, blaming an ocean current that loops from the African coast, north along Europe, to Greenland, and then south olf North and South America. The current has slowed and cooled over the past 22 years — a trend that corresponded with a drop In East Coast hurricanes. Gray said. Thirty-five hurricanes hit land In that time, hut 110 did so during the previous 23 years. “ It’s only a matter o f time — three, five, 10. 15 years — before that pattern reverses again." Gray said. "A s the current gets stronger, we will sec more hurricane damage In Ibis country and In the Caribbean than we've ever seen before." There were eight named storms, Including four hurricanes, last year. Gray had predicted six hurricanes and five other named storms. M illio n s in in ce n tive s lure hotel developers By CATHERINE WILSON AP Buslnoss Wrllor MIAMI REACH - Who could resist? The city offers 8(50 million In I n e e a 11 v e s t o b u l l d a n oeea nf r o u t. co n ve n t Ion-si xe hotel, and there Is rampant talk ot legalizing casino gambling In a revitalized version of Jackie Gleason's "Sun and Fun Capital of the World." Intrigued by prospects to Imild tile first big hotel on the beach In 2(5 years, the Kllz Carlton. Hyatt. Loews. Peabody and Marriott chains are |osillng' for prime property bordering the ultratrendy Art Deco district. Rigname Investors In bids opened last week Include Ross Perot and CRS chairman Laurence Ttseh. "Certainly there arc some nl the finest names In the hotel Industry" com peting for the project, said Jonathan Tlsch. president ol Loews Hotels and nephew ol the CRS chief. The six proposals for hotels ranging from 75(5 to fKX) rooms buttress the city's belief that At a glance Propo»Al* and t>4tkif* for .1 n*w ocean front hot«i an Miam i Beach: • The M a i R.ifner family ot Cleveland and M iam i developer Armando Coding. 1$ Hotry, 130 room Loewi Hofei, 1135 mil lion • The B#li factory outlet family ot Memphis, Term . and Miam i Beach re ilaurateur Tom BUIanle, an 400 room Peabody hotel. »13l million • Marriott International and minor* fy owned H J R u iie ll A, Co ot Atlanta, builder of the Georqia Dome, 756 room Marriott hotel f ix* million Miami Reach has come into its own after years of serving as the front-porch perch for old people • Miam i's Pia/a Development Group and Cuban emle leader and cable laying company chairman Jorge M a i Canoia with architecture by Fontalnebtoau Hilton designer Morris la p ld u i. 800 room Hyatt hotel, 1131 million • H olid ay Inn developer Robinson Catlen andMiam 1 Beach developer Pacific International Construction Inc . a » story, 900 room Wit# Carlton hotel, l i l t million. • Ross Perot's Htllwood Development Corp and H qjilon developer John Stain back 900 room Marriott hotel. 1117 mil Mon In residential hotels. "T ills hotel works with or See Gambling. Page 0A Two arrested in separate motorcycle ‘chop shop’ incidents Mortgage lender sues over club plan WEST PALM REACH The mortgage lender on Donald Trump’s Palm Reach estate Is suing to keep the Mar-a-Lago landmark from being turned Into a social club. Hosion Safe Deposit and Trust Co., which holds the 812 million mortgage, wants a Palm Reach Circuit Judge to rule It Is not liable for refusing to support the property use change. Trump attorney Louts Mrachck sees the suit filed Friday as a new delaying tactic. "T h e project Is already delayed because o f Roslon Safe's refusal." he said. “ What we're talking about Is putting a delay on top of a delay.” Roston Safe told Trump "unequivocally" last year that It would not endorse the club conversion, the lawsuit said. “ Trump has recently threatened to sue Roston Safe" to force It to agree to the club and blames the lender for the loss of tens of thousands o f dollars, the suit said. Trump wants. Roston Safe's approval, but "he did not threaten to sue.” Mraehek said. The court documents don’t say why Roston Safe opposes the dub. "Typically the only Justification ... Is some adverse effect on collateral." Mraehek said. "Rut using It as a social club will Increase the property value." Tenure denial prompts review by regents TALLAHASSEE — Denial of tenure to a social work Instructor known for community work with migrant farm workers has called into question the philosophy of "publish or perish" In the state university system. * Cecilia Cninpovcrdc was dented tenure at Florida Atlantic , University lust month for lack of published rcseurch although she Is widely seen ns a motivated teacher and a leader In ( .community - l U m t i i i l l U V Hservice. P n U re 1 Citing the decision. Tullahassce attorney Steve Uhlfelder persuaded fellow members of the state Board o f Regents on Friday to review the entire subject of tenure. Presidents and provosts will hold a workshop on the subject In May. " If I am to be granting tenure as a regent, I want to make sure teaching is the most Important goal," said Uhlfelder. a former University of Florida student body president who Joined the board In December. "W e need to look at how tenure Is granted and how long It Is for.” Cumpoverdc has taught ul the Uoca Raton school since 1989. Last summer, she coordinated u student group's production ol maps in English. Spanish and Creole highlighting child cure, health care, legal aid uud emergency service locutions. "I don't want to he granted tenure because I'm Hispanic or because they feel sorry for me or because others like m e." said the Boynton Ucucli woman. " I want them to recognize my work In the community as legitimate research. Sure I want tenure, but on my own terms." Uhlfelder wants to get beyond "that whole publlsh-or-pcrlsh philosophy" and set new standards for granting tenure In a nine-school system with 5,000 tenured professors. Recognizing Carnpoverdc's work, be said. "H er rcseurch was done out in the field. It didn't Involve getting published In some obscure Journal." 4 It's been a busy weok tor some local men pollco say ware op eratin g separate "c h o p shops" In Seminole County. Harold Krohn and Tommy Fortuno turnod thomsoivoa In to authorities at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility In Santord on Friday afternoon. Krohn, in the baseball cap, above lolt, was charged on olghi lolony counts Including weapons and drugs charges and with operating an illegal chop shop. Fortune, who cov­ ered his (aco with a towel upon his arrest, was chargod with operating a chop shop, with motor vohlcle theft, with altering vohiclo identification numbers and with dealing with stolen properly. Krohn was roleased on $5,000 bond and Fortuno was roleased alter posting $2,000 bond. While tho Iwo were making their stops at tho jail, investigators Daren TJomstol and Loonard Madejewski look over two ol the m o to r c y c le s s ie z e d from Fortune’s homo. From A ssocia ted Press reports LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE Tho Florida Lottery Department on Satur­ day rolea sed the w inning numbors lor Friday night Fan­ tasy Five: 2-18-22-23-25. Hi,*td Photo* by Tomny Vlocm l TH E W EATHER Today: Partly cloudy and mild. High in the mid 70s. Tonight: Fair and clear... Low In the mid 50s. Monday: Partly cloudy. High in the upper 70s. Exlcndcd forecast: Tuesday: Partly cloudy with lows In the 50s. High In the mid lo upper 70s. Wednesday and Thursday: Partly cloudy with u chance of showers. Lows In the 50s to GO. Highs In the mid to upper 70s. Sanford Herald Socond Claaa Poataga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional malting otllcoa. POSTM ASTER: Sond addroaa change* to THE SAN FO RD HERALD, P O. Boa 1667, Sanlord, FL 32771-1687. Oubacrlpl.on Ratal (Dally A Sunday) Homa Dally try Mall 3 Monlha 116.60 124.00 6 Monlha *30 00 646.00 1 Yoar 176 00 166.00 Florida Raoldanla m u ll pay 7N aalaa tax In addition lo ratal abova. Phono (407) 312-1611. I- * gH I / / f SUNDAY Fair 78-57 City Daytona Baach Ft Laud Baach F o rt M y t fi Gain**villa Hemet lead Jacksonville Kay Watt lakeland Miami Pantacola Sarn ola Tallahattae Tampa V ir o Baach W Palm Beach HI 51 71 72 60 mm 5* 70 M 71 69 43 44 47 44 45 50 Lo 41 55 47 34 mm V 43 42 54 V 44 37 43 44 00 Pet 00 00 00 00 mm tv 00 00 .00 00 00 00 00 tr MONDAY P tly c ld y 78-57 MOON PHASES O FLORIDA TEMPS 1 'f NEW March 12 Sunday, March 13. 1994 Vul 86, No. 175 Publlahad Dally »nd Sunday, a ic i p l Saturday by Tho Santord Harald. Ine. 300 N (ranch Ava , Santord. Fla. 11771 NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST FULL March 27 © FIRST March 20 d LAST April 3 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 3 feet und choppy. Cu:rent Is to the south with a water tempera­ ture o f 65 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 3 feet and choppy. Current In to the south w ith a w ater tempera)lire of (55 degrees. TUESDAY P tly c ld y 78-87 WEDNESDAY P tly cldy 76-87 TIDES SUNDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 5:30 ii.m.. 5:50 p.m.: MaJ. 11:40 a.:n„ 1-----p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 8:35 a.in.. 8:48 p.m.: lows. 2:22 a.m., 2:26 p.m.: New Sm yrna Beach: highs. 8:40 a.m., 8:53 p.rn.i lows. 2:27 a.m., 2:31 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 8:55 tun.. 9:U8 p.m.; lows, 2:42 a.m.. 2:46 p in. BOATING St Auguatlne to Jupiter Inlet Sunday: Wind cast 15 to 20 knots. Seas 4 to (5 feet. Ray and Inland waters a choppy. Sunduy night: Wind east 15 knots. Seas 3 to 8 feel. Ray and Inland waters a moderate chop. vF \|"A THURSDAY P tly c ld y 78-00 STATISTICS________ The temperature at u p.m. Saturday was GO degrees and Saturday's early morning low was -18. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. □ Saturday's high............. 73 □ Barometric pressure.30.34 □ Relative Humidity....70 pet Winds............. North 8 mph □ R a in fa ll.,..................... None □ Sunset................. 6:30 p.m. □ Sunrise................6:3B a.m. Ttmp«ratur«i imJIcAto previout day't high and overnight low City HI Lo Prc Otlk Atlanta 54 36 cdy Botlon 42 24 cd / Chicago 39 71 cdy Columbui.Ohlo 40 20 cdy Concord, N H 34 11 in Dallat FI Worth 43 48 rn Denver 61 IS o; clr Fairbanks 35 04 cdy Helena 52 24 clr Honolulu 79 64 04 clr Ihdlanapolli 44 27 cdy Jackton.MIti 63 37 cdy Juneau 41 34 rn Kantat Cily 65 45 efr L a i Vegat 67 57 clr Lltllo Nock 65 47 cdy Lot Angelet 72 SS clr Memphlt 64 4J cd y" Milwaukee 36 29 cdy M plt St Paul 47 71 cd i Nathvllle 51 32 cdy. New Or leant 63 35 Or New York City 47 26 cd/ Nor folk,Va. 50 34 ClL Philadelphia 44 30 cdy Phoenle 74 51 c ir PUItburQh 37 21 cdy Porliand. Maine 40 17 i* Portland.Ore 59 35 e.lf• Providence 43 24 cdy Raleigh Durham 52 27 cdy SI Loult 55 39 Of Sail Lake City id 34 .14 CK San Antonio 64 51 rn San Diego 63 51 e lf San F ranclu o 69 59 c lt San Juan,P R IS 72 60 clr Santa Fe 61 m cd jJ St Ste Marie 34 It 02 cdy Seattle 56 34 cdy Shreveport 67 39 cd/ Sloui F a ll! 47 30 clc Spokane SI 31 dr Syracute 29 10 iff Topeka 66 34 clc Tucton 71 49 cdy �V 1 >£ 1 \ • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1994 - 3A ---------------------------------------------------,----------------------------------------------------------------------It Early start Registration for the 1994-85 s c h o o l y e a r f o r p ro -, kindergarten, early Intervention and migrant education was held recently at the First Presbyterian Church Education Building In Sanford. Karleno Duke, pre-kindergarten re­ source teachor, talks to Kltara Jones, Ashley Brown, LaSacha Robinson, Anthony Rogers and Rubier Orozco, who are waiting to become students in Ihe program. Dr. Sammle Tomblln, director of special projects, said the interest the parents are showing In getting their children screened and regis­ tered w ill load to a very successful school yoar._________ Robbery arrest Luke Mary police Imve nr rested John HikmcII WIIHh, 20. of 91H Pnrk Avenue, Sunford, In connection with n burglary on Mur. 3. Jewelry, a coin collection and personal papers valued ut *500. were reportedly stolen In a money box ut u residence In Die 200 block of S. 3rd Street In Luke Mary, The money Ikix and some o f Ibe papers were rcjxirtcdly found Wednesday In a wooded area In DeDary. Police made the urrest at the Lake Mary public safety complex Thursday, following un Intensive Investigation Into the ease. Man stabbed Sanford jhiIIcc arrested Isaac Fletcher Jones. 37, 1802 |i Lincoln Avenue, on Thursday. Officers said lie had rrjmrtedly been Involved In an altercation with another man at their place of employment on Albright Road, and stubbed the man twice It with a knife. The victim was taken to Orlando Regional Medical I Center for treatment of his injuries. Jones was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he has been charged with aggravated battery. He was also reportedly wanted on an outstanding Seminole County warrant. Crime marches boldly across state was eonvlctcd of beating Ills grandmother and served almost Associated Pross Wrltor u year In prison. — In Die Tampa arcu. In­ Wlillc- Jurors In Gainesville cried over gory ptioios of the vestigators cracked a burglary butchered bodies of raped and ring Dial stole $1 million In murdered college students. Flor­ computer equipment over the ida Gov. Lawton Chiles was past year. Loral officials In Orlando und signing a death warrant for oilier cities debuted n teen-age another killer. While a brain cancer victim curfew similar in those put Into w ns f a t a l l y s h o o t in g her effect in Miami and other cities. "Drastic limes may cull for lO-yenr old son and then turning the gun on herself In Delray drastic measures." said Sgl, Mike Holloway of the Orlando Bench, a man In Miami was plendlug Innocent to strangling a Police Department. He lielleves that a teen curfew downtown vacationing Boston politician would protect the youngsters as with an electrical cord C’rlm/- continued Its steady, much as the general public from what lie called "an escalating violen t m arch through the level of juvenile violence," Sunshine State last week The Meanwhile. Ihe Florida Senate Associated Press look a look at one day. Wednesday. March 9. unanimously passed a hill Dint to get some Idea of t in- Impart of calls for more adult prosecution murder and mayhem, and some of teen-age criminals and longer slays In detention centers nnd of Ihe people Involved. residential programs. U also ereAmong Ihe findings: — Prosecutors In SUinrt de­ ales a new Department of Juve­ cided to try as adults two hoys. nile Justice. "Juveniles all over tills state 12 und 15. w ho shot and wounded a neighborhood grocer are aware of what we're doing while acting out a scene from the and they want to see how we're going lo address this epidemic movie Menace II Society. — Sheriffs agents trucked two Increase In crim e," said Sen. drifters from Florida to Arizona Gary Sleget. chairman of n and charged them with killing a special committee on Juvenile disabled man and stuDIng his Justice. "T h e y are walling for our b od y In to a tra sh ca n In signal. What message will we Titusville. — Witnesses In a Pensacola send?” The Senate budget would murder trial linked Erie Scott Branch. 22. in Susan Morris. 21. spend an extra $154 million on whose nude and badly beaten Juvenile Justice programs next year. t>ody was found In u wooded Florida has been a national area of Die University of West leader tn crime-rate statistics In Florida cam pus In January recent years, partly because of 1993, Brunch said somebody Its burgeoning population. But else named Erie raped and killed Ibe rate actually went down 3.2 Ms. Morris, but lie udmlllcd lie percent III 1992 from the pre­ stole her ear. vious year. — Edward Humphrey, once considered Die prime suspect lu In 1992. Die rate was 8.289 the live G ainesville student crimes per 100.000 people. In 1991. It was 8.561 per 190,000. killings m which Danny Rolling has confessed, asked Die slate The Florida Department of Law Clemency Hoard to restore Ills Enforcement has mil released 1993 llgurcs. bin trends Indicate civil rlghls. He was not charged in Die student slayings, tail he there will be little change, of­ By IK IFLO R B S Screaming woman Sanford police arrested Karen Urnst. with no local address, on Thursday. Officers said they located her In an alley lichlnd (he 800 block of W. First Street, screnrnlng. She wns placed under nrrest on charges o f disorderly Intoxication, nnd resisting an officer without violence. Triple arrest Three men were arrested Thursday by Sanford police, charged with possession o f narcotics. They were found In a vehicle near 3rd Street nnd Olive Avenue. Christopher Arnold Supounrd, 19, of Altamonte Springs. Emllle Nlgen Doguc. 18. of 13013 Grovevlcw Wny. Sanford, nnd a 17-year old Juvenile were each charged with possession of cannabis, under 20 grams. Grassy Point problems Sheriffs deputies were called to Grassy Point, In St. Croix npartments Just south of Lake Mury, several times Thursday. At 7:59 a.m. a woman reported the side o f her car had been scratched In the 2500 block. At 7:53 p.m.. a TV. VCR. telephone and other Items with a total value of over 8000. were reported stolen from an apartment In the 2500 block At 10:38 p.m.. a resident reported someone had apparently tampered with the lock on her apartment, also In Ihe 2500 lilix k No entry wan gained. Warrants served • Vincent Edmond Butler. 22. 2751 W. 18th Street. Sanford, was located by deputies at his residence Thursday. He was wanted for violation of parole on a conviction of attempted armed robbery. • Mlklta Latesa Brown, 28. 1152 Dunbar Ave.. Lake Monroe, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Thrusduy. She was wanted for falling to appear to pay a fine. • Bradley Wayne Haeffner. 32. 621 Rlvervlcw Ave., Sanford, was arrested at the Jail Thursday. He was wanted on a warrant for fnlllng to appear to pay a flue. Burglary charges Troy Thomas Day. 18,2891 Brantley Hills Court, Longwood. and a 17-year-old youth were arrested Tuesday nnd held on charges related to two burglaries. According to reports, the pair took u boat bnttcry from an Oak Drive residence near Longwood and a trolling motor from a Fox Chase Point residence near Longwod, both Monday. The were held on charges of burglary o f u vessel, burglary of n residence, grand theft and petit theft. Domestic violence alleged Eric Donald Wilson. 23, 702 Meadow St in Ihe Park Ridge area near Sanford, was arrested on a domestic violence battery charge by Seminole County deputies Tuesday evening. A woman reported Wilson threw food at her and their two-year-old child and pushed her against a wall while demanding money. Warrant arrests The following wanted persons arc In custody: • Rowenu Plumb, 21, 32-1 Church Ave.. Longwood; charged with failure to appear in court to answer to a theft churgc. • Rodney Allen Waters. 26. 409 Tangelo Drive. Sanford; charged with a probation violation for a battery on a law ' enforcement officer conviction. • Donald Raymond Smith. 31, 129 N. Clyde St.. Longwood; turned himself In to deputies on a probation violation charge for a cocaine possession conviction. • $3000 in engine equipment was reported Htalcn Thursday from a boat parked In a lot at Crcekwaler Terrace. • A $100 girl's bike was reported stolen Thursday from a garage In the 1800 block of E. 2nd Street. • A $135 boy's bike was reported stolen Thursday from a garugc In the 300 block of Albu Lane. In Lake Monroe. th ir d v io le n t fe lo n y . T h e S e n a t e 's b u d g e t, a d o p te d Wednesday, calls for spending $300 million for new prison beds. Recent legislative actions have rem oved a lot o f minimum m a n d a to r y s e n t e n c-c s fo r nonviolent offenses, which Is expected to eventually result In more prison space for violent offenders — keeping them in prison longer. II used to be Dial an Inmate woutd generally serve about one-third of the sentencing time, but that figure went up to 41 percent last year, officials say. Florida's 46 major correctional facilities udmllted a lotal of 30,530 people In the 1992-93 fiscal year and released 30.192. said Department of Corrections spokeswoman Laura Lcvlngs. Tile system lias some 53.000 Inmates on any given day. DOC S e c r e ta r y H arry K. S in g le ta ry Jr. has said lie doesn't want to he "a secretary of release." But he is also awnre that tou gh r e s tric tio n s on awarding "gain tim e" for In­ mates' good behavior Is taking away a management tool nnd makes prison securlly more of a problem. Ms. Lcvlngs said, H e a rt o f E u ro p e A fully-escorted 15-day lour of Holland, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland A France. U p lo 4 (W fu ilo rn |«rf w trk $2210 P rice applies lo Summer '94 departure*. Early Spring and late Fall saving of mure than $200. Includes round trip air fare from O rlando, ail transportation in Europe, sightseeing, hotels and 26 meals. For a brochure, call. . . Image Tour* Inc., Grand Rapid*, Michigan at 1/800/968-9161 We welcome reservations ,iml fn<|lilrli-i hum irav-vl .mem-. SIGN OF A CRIME-FREE NEIGHRORHOOD ALL YO U PAY IS QC «« A M o n th M o n ito rl rin g Fe e *W Approved Credit / Standard Installation Crimes reported to county deputies • A Castle Brewer Court woman reported her 18-year-old son told her he and another person had murdered a woman for falling to pay them for drugs. The woman said her son said they placed the body In a box und tossed It In a ditch near Altamonte Springs The woman wild the lioy Is a liar, but is capable of the crime, according to reports. Sheriffs spokesman Ed McDonough said Investigators place little credibility In the boy's statement to Ills mother. McDonough said a woman's body found In a box near Altamonte Springs recently was beaten to death, not shot. • Burglaries: • 100 block of Cambridge Drive near Longwood; 8730 In possessions taken from a vehicle In the sometime between 7 p.m. Monday and 8 n.m. Tuesday. • 100 block o f Snow Hill Road near Geneva; $3,633 In possessions, including two firearms, reported taken from n residence In the sometime between noon Feb. 24 and 7:15 p.m. Tuesday. ficials said. Much or the motivation for crime bills In the Legislature wns the spate o f crim es against tourists, especially by young l>coplc. Inst your. Tourism and Law Enforce­ ment offlclnls said the attention placed on the slayings of nine foreign tourists over a year period was overdrawn slnee crim es against nonresidents total less than 3.5 (lercerit of all crimes. "B ill Die Juvenile Issue Is from nnd center (In the Legislature) and rightly s o ." said FDLE spokesman John Joyce. "W e are using laws passed years ago to deal with some of these kids who are engaged In carjackings, armed with automatic weapons and killing people without a second thought." Law en forcem en t officia ls lament the fact that violent offenders and repeat criminals don't get rnoiigh prison time, and when they do gel long sentences they get early re­ leases. The House Criminal Justice Committee wants to do some­ thing about that. 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Ooyle, Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months............................810.80 0 Months............................830.00 1 Year................................878.00 Florida Resident* must pay 7% ealee lax In addition lo rataa above. EDITORIALS The right to write i T h e han dw ritin g is on the shirt. Sem in ole C ou n ty school ofTlcinls arc c o n ­ sidering a district-w ide policy g o vern in g the content o f student new spapers. T h e nctlon was prom pted b y stu dents w hose protest signs w ere em b lazon ed on their shirts. S ta ffe rs on L a k e M ary H igh S c h o o l's newspaper. T h e R am page, recen tly resum ed work niter Ironing out on e conflict w ith principal R aym on d G aines, w h o w anted to review the contents o f the paper before It w as printed. T h e Btaff w ent on strike and later sported black T-shirts w ith w h ite letterin g stating: T h e R am page; 'W e h ave the right to w rite.' T h e First A m en d m en t o f the U.S. Constitution w as printed on the back. Gaines m ade the request to review copy a fter he rec e iv e d c o m p la in ts abou t tw o opinion pieces b y students qu estion in g re­ ligious beliefs. A fter m eetin g w ith students, G aines Ini­ tially announced the paper w ould contin u e to operate for the rem ain der o f the school y ea r with no review o f stories by the adm in istra ­ tion. But G aines also said Lake Mary w ould defin itely adopt a policy, and the district could follow suit. Lake M ary adm inistrators and school district officials arc w ork in g now on a proposal, the details o f which have y et to be disclosed. C au tion, officia ls. Part o f the leu rnlng process. In school and In life. Is exposu re to oth ers' view p oin ts, to be absorbed, m ulled and cu lled Into a m ore educated view p oin t o f o n e ’s own. I* W e in -th ein ed ltt-exp eel wlrat w e report w ill l ev o k e m an y things In our readers: anger, sadness, happiness, disgust, even n chuckle n o w .,and .th e n . It's called learning about the world. T h at is w hat R am page staffers, and nil students, are try in g to do. L e t's g iv e th em a ch a n c e to d e v e lo p analytical and a ctive minds. LETTERS Fishing lady will be missed I didn't see the little Jupuncsc ludy outside of Gate E as 1left the (Sunford) marina today. She was (tie one who had proudly showed me her lurge fish she’d caught recently. She wus the onr who alwuys fished through the spokes o f the fence. That seemed strange to me — to fish through a fence but she usually did It that way and had some luck too. Rut today tier luck run out. I found tier lying on the road with her hike on top of her Just around the corner from the m a r l n u . '1' h c m I n n o w s la y flopping around on the ground hut she was motion­ le s s . A n o t h e r b y s ta n d e r w ho was trulued In CPU applied It but to no avail. She probably had a heart attack while riding her bike and It was too late. As the ambulance drove away I said a prayer arid left her In good hands. We ll miss the little Japanese lady whose name 1 do not know. She too, with only a hike and a llshlug pole enjoyed the water. Rev. Glenn Quum Pier E. Revs Elation Sanford Editor’s note; Kuzuyo Rythef. a Sanford resident arid wife of Dick Rythcr. died enroute lo the hospital January 15. the day ufter tier 68th blrtiuluy and 24th wedding anniversary. Berry's World I T S < 2K ‘. 1 T O S T P O t V r L I K E p e c rc te D o k v 1 Lack of peace in our communitie People all over planet earth have looked to America for leadership. For ninny. America lias appeared a utopia nt least from a distance. Possibly the greatest single contradiction lo our worldwide role us peacemakers Is the lack of pence In our communities. Amcrlcn tins the worst crime rate of any of the Industrialized countries. Il tins been estimated that crime In America Is n imilU-bllllon dollar enterprise. Directly and Indirectly. 9(57.4 billion Issjicnt annually. 1-nst yenr more than 14.583.300 crimes were committed in the United States. Crimes occur­ ring In a few seconds are: one fucc-to-facc robbery cvrry 47 seconds: one aggravated assault every 28 seconds: one violent crime against u person every 22 seconds: one motor vehicle theft every 20 seconds; one burglary every 11 seconds; one larceny theft every 4 seconds nnd one crime against property vnlued over 8100, every three seconds. The most violent crimes — forcible rape nnd murder — take plnro every five minutes and 22 minutes reaper lively. Since 1060. violent crimes have escalated utor than 500 percent. If this rate continues, eight out of 10 Americans will be victims of crime at sometime In lliclr lives. These crime stallstlcs reflect a luck of peace S K M IN O LE OPINION LU RLEN E S W E E T IN G within the borders of the country that cannot tic Ignored. The reality of enforcing "Hirer strikes and you are Imprisoned for life," Is questionable. Can America bear the economic burden of Incarcerating multitudes of young people? They mny be In prison for 50 or more years. Crime In urban ghettos tins been of grave concern. Yet ghettos were our own creation. Just as they were created they need to tie eliminated. They are the precursor of social disorder, discontent and hopelessness. People without hope strike out In unbridled anger against anyone they encounter during a moment of extreme frustration. For example. In our nation's 9 A w f iit w n ii m n u v t m w n w m , n tm / fa 'Tv® bean grounded. Dad didn't like my crack that I’d start my homework ~~ ~ as soon ee he started doing hla 1993 taxosl" ELLEN GOODM AN Scandal: Just pin a ‘gate’ on it BOSTON — It happened Just In the nick of time. On Monday morning, the United States Supreme Court came down unanimously on the side o f parody. The Justices ruled that 2 Live Crew’s aendup o f u classic that turned "Oh. Pretty Woman" Into "B ig Hairy Woman" wasn't necessarily an Infringement of Hie copyright laws. This Is an enormous relief to everyone who has ever Imitated or ridiculed somebody clue's style. But It also must be a greal source of comfort to thoae creative forces In the capital who are busily trying to turn Whitewater Into Watergate. This Very Live Crew Is beginning to sound like a parody o f the original crew (hut covered the uncopyrighted scandal some 20 ycurs ago. Consider whut happened In the wukc of the presidential press conference on Momluy afternoon. Every word offered by Bill Clinton was set lo an old Dick Nixon tunc by someone else. Did Dill say. "W e arc not covering anything u p"? Well, offered a colleague, didn't Nixon say. " I am nol a crook."? Did Bill offer a spirited defense o f his wife? "H er moral compass Is us strong as anybody's In this country." Well, didn't Dick once mawkishly laud his wife's virtues? By midweek virtually every Republican, Including those who now embrace the real Nixon as an elder statesman, had darkly drawn some Watergate analogy. Virtually every Washington reporter who hud been around 20 years ago — far too many by the way — had done an obligatory Hicn-uud-now piece. One old Nixon hand even ominously com­ pared the presidents' nicknames — Tricky Dick nnd Slick Wllllc — as If (hat were evidence In the court of public opinion. This rup on the Clintons was played against old and resonant beats. You could hear the refrain o f "W hat did he know und when did he know It," and the sound o f shredding. Virtually Hie only people In Washington to suggest that tt was all a bit off-tune were those In the president's orchestra. It look David Gergen to say, "T h e only similarity between Watergate und Whitewater Is that they both start with the same letter." Or ctmtaln the sutnc word: water. t hate to ruin a good parody, nlthough usually I like my parodies with a bit more h u m o r to th e m , but th e 1 0 -y ca r-o ld Whitewater was not u criminal act. And the current Whitewater Is not a constitutional crisis. The Irony Is that the Clintons gat mixed up In a real estate development deal Hint recks more o f the Reagan era than the Nixon era. The doo-wop chorus here sounds more like a beat o f the '80s — failed S&Ls, real estate boom and bust — than th e '70s. What was a dreary and Incomprehensible Change must come to our land. We cannot bury mtr heads in the sand like ostriches und pretend Itiese people arr not here. Their pain and suffering must he responded lo In positive ways. Let tis hope Hint crime will not become the Trojan Horse that will tear our beloved country asunder. JO SEPH SPEAR OHDfrwr m capital. 10 people die violent deaths on any giver Saturday night. This human carnage Is repeater In many urban centers throughout tills country We must address the root causes of our dilemma. President Lyndon II. Johnson initiated n "W n f on Poverty" during his tenure In the White House. This war was unsuccessful, however. President Johnson must tie recognized for nt least attempting to do something. Some have attributed the failure of the war on poverty to the fact that funds allocated never reached the poverty-stricken In the projiortlon tt should have. Our social problems are the building blocks of our rising crime rale. Hunger, homelessness, j lack of employment, lack of medical care make every day one of great physical, social and emotional stress for persons In these dire straits. They are reduced to a very basic day-to-day survlvnt mode that docs not enhance their humanity. (ulc about the Incestuous world of Arkansas wheelers and dealers. Is now a dreary and barely comprehensible story about Improper briefings by Treasury officials In the In­ cestuous world o f Washington. The phrase must often heard about the Clinton folk Is naive bungling — not a lyric from Nixon's repertoire. if we have u flock of creative types do­ ing this parody of W a t e r g a t e fo r a W h ite w a te r uu • dlcnce. It's because the original has been the benchmark for all scandals. This Is Hie scandal Hiat brought a president down. Since then, every time an Investigation e ru p ts fro m Bert Lance to Iran-contra, the easiest wuy to get headline status Is by f Every word pinning a "g a le " on offered by Bill It. Clinton was set Any o p po nc nt to an old Dick wortli tils or her spot Nixon tune by on mi Enemies List som eone else. knows Ihc value of fusing Whllewuler nnd Wutcrgutc Into one Image of a presidency brought low. As the president said, they want to "gin up" the "hysteria" on the issue. For the media, I'm ufrald Hie lesson of Watergate was Hint you never gel In pro­ fessional trouble assuming the absolute worst. Watergate produced what the biologists cull Imprinting behavior. We go after every White House trouble as if It were the big one. Investigations Hint urc modeled ufter the Watergate story have become parodies o f It. At Ihc journalistic risk of not thinking the worst, every time a White House counsel leuves. tt Isn't a Saturday Night Massacre. Every lime some papers are missing, It Isn’t a conspiracy to obstruct Justice. The attention of a government nnd a press corps Is being sucked down Hie Wutcrgatc drain. Flushing away energy and confidence. So forgive me If 1 don’t share the lust for the Ntxonesc. I waa hoping for something new In the 1990s. like say. wrestling with big problems. Wrestling with Big Problems. Hum a few .bars, and maybe we can sllll play It. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor nre welcome. All letters must be signed, Include the address of the writer und n daytime telephone number. Leiters should be on n single subject and be as brief as possible. The leiters nre subject to editing. Reagan book of quotable quotes You are no doubt aware Hint the editors ol " Burden's Familiar Quotations." that vener­ able compilation ol memorable things sold by famous Folks. Is biased against conservatives and their Grand and Kxaltrd Patriarch. Ronald W Reagan. No? Well, let me enlighten you. A few months ago, the editor of Policy Review, the Heritage Foundation's quarterly Journal, toted up the Reagan quotes In "Bartlett's" and compared them to (lie number of Franklin Roosevelt q u o te s am i J o h n Kennedy quotes and Jimmy Carter quotes and discovered that Ills hern was getting shortchanged. There were only three from Ron, compared to 35. . from FDR, 2H from-' \ JFK and six from the in u c h • r e v I 1 e d Jimmy. T h e In escapable C W ell, let me c o n c lu s io n . T h e onllghten you. J Great Communicator w as b ein g denied "his rlgbtlul place in rhetorical history." Not wanting any­ one to he without a handy reference to RR's pearls of wisdom. I have culled my flics and c o m p ile d a fe w . H e re w ith . T h e Curmudgeon's Collection of Famous Reagan Quotes: •• "You go to bed every night knowing that there are tilings that you arc not aware of." (Speaking In 1989 about Ills two terms In the While House.) - "I didn't have the slightest Indication of what was going on." (Commenting In 1989 on scandals In Hie Department of Housing and Urban Development.) - "I can't tell until somclxxly tells me.... I never know where I’m going." (Hlsnnswer In 1982 when asked If lie would lx: visiting (he Vietnam Memorial on Veterans Day.) •• "What am 1 supposed to order?" (Ills question to an aide at a McDonald's restau­ rant while campaigning in 1984.) - "Oh dear. I could ask for help here. The name I know Is very familiar." (His 1990 response when asked by n lawyer during one of Hie Iran Contra trials to Identify Gen. John VcBscy. chairman o f the Joint Chiefs o f Staff from 1982 to 1985.) - "Fuels are stupid things." (Statement lo the 1988 Republican National Convention.) *- "How nre you. Mr. Mayor? I’m glad lo meet you. How are things In your city?" (His 1981 greeting to Ills Hub Secretary. Samuel Pierce, during a While House meeting wllh mayors.) - "Ladles and gentlemen. Chairman Moc of Liberia Is our visitor here today, and w e’re very proud to have him ." (His 1982 White House Introduction of LIberian President Samuel K. Doc.) •• "W e're very proud to have Sugur Ray und Mrs. Ray here." (Ills 1981 White House welcome to boxing great Ray Leonard.) "You know, your nose looks Just like Danny Thom as'." (Remark to the Lebanese foreign minister during a 1982 While House meeting with Arab leaders.) •• " A tree Is a tree. How many marc do you need lo look ut?" (Statement made In I960 as Governor o f California In opposition to a proposal to expand Redwoods Park.) •• "I didn't go down there with any plan for the Americas, or anything. I went down to > Und out from them and (to tcurn) their views. You’d be surprised. They're all Individual countries. (Ills 1982 response to a reporter who asked if his Latin American trip hud changed Ills views of flic area.) •• " I ’ve often wondered, what tr all of us In , the world discovered that wc were threatened by an outer - a power from outer space, from another planet?" (Statement mudein 1988.) There you have them, the sayings ol . Ronald Reagan. Clip this column and stash II In your personal copy o f "Bartlett's" and you'll never be without a good Glpper quote. Glad lo be of service. ----------------- — — — T— 1 ndM M / r �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1094 - I A Stenstrom , Continued from Pane IA Ills wife Flora raised die girts at on Mcllnnvlllf junl south "T h e Oaks" on Mcllonvllle. Then ol loth Street. lie brought the Sourllng himself died In llinl girls hack to Sanford and he 1029 auto accident. There hns remarried. been some ipiesllon as lo exactly Hul tragedy struck the family where It happened. However, we iigiiln dan. 3. Ifiafl when Sparl­ have now found exactly where II ing hlniHt'll was killed In an auto happened. The wreck occurred accident on 25th Street. Here's on 25III Street all right bill the rest ol Ihe story, midway between Myrtle and Oak Klrsl. the reason Spurllng avenues. Another car "sidecame here was hccausc Anna s w ip e d " S p u r llu g ’ s uniqu e Wallace. Katie's sister, was In Pierce-Arrow sedan causing a Hie iral eslatc business with the blow to his head which resulted Howard-I’ackcr I-and Company. in his death. How do we know? Spurting was enamored with all We goi It from Ihe man who first Ihe business and agririilliirnl arrived on the scene. Ills name Is (lossllillllles available In Sanford Dink Wilkins. This month he plus Ihe climate, growth o f the will lie H'l years old and Is a area and everything else. rellred resident i f Ihe new city of Then Kallr riled. We rcjHirlrtl DeBary. Hull Spurting pol Ihe girls Into It seems Spurllng was engaged the Melhodlsl Children's Home In a "do-ll-yoursclf" project and In Enterprise. This lie did. Hut was headed downtown In get a we found lie only "boarded" sack of cement. Ills car was lhem there, according lo one of sldcswlpcd by a ear driven by a Ihe six daughters, Mrs. Anahel local woman who may still be Cowan, who still resides In living. Orlando. After a couple years al Wilkins was driving a Model T Enterprise, Ihe home changed Ford west on 23th Slrccl. The Its rules. One rtuild no longer ear Dink was driving was owned "board" children at the home, by Mrs. M.b. Patterson. She was The children hail Ur become a passenger In (lie Ford. At Ihat wards ol the Imme so Spoiling dine Wilkins was a "enllboy" for brought die gltls hark lo San­ (lie Atlantic Cousl Line, lie ford. stopped at the scene. So did a Jesse remarried and he ami lellow driving a Iruek carrying a Jackpot winners can’t collect HOC A KATON — The slate Lottery Department won'l pay lip on a 829 million Jaek|Hii. and so far a Judge doesn't want to pry the money liaise. Fllly-oue members ol a loilery group calling Itself die 1730 Clubclalmed the June 2(i prt/e. Hul two club members who signed slightly dllferm l agreements on die spill haven't paid their share of a sell-imposed $29,000 administration fee. No one has been paid anything because the slate will pay only one entity, mil three. Palm Head) Circuit Judge Hubert M. Gross refused to rule Thursday on whether the stale should begin payments without hearing (rum die two holdouts. "I think die oilier two folks who are the Hies In the ointment should be a party lo die still ... to register any objections they may have." Gross said. Club member William Sadler ol Horn Hulun look II In stride: saying. "I came here with no expectations. 1 don't expect anything anymore. I'm numb." Maxine Hcynolds, an attorney who drew up die (rust, (old the Judge Ihul some members arc so anxious to culler! tbul they've olfered to pay the fees No date has been set lor the next hearing. -DEATHS dozen or so huge cakes of Ice. Together they extricated Sjiurllug from Ihe wreckage and placed him In the Model T. They rushed him lo (h e Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital where they believe Mrs. Belly L a n g r a ff s u m m o n ed th r e e nurses lo help gel Spurllng Into Ihe hospital. Al (he hospital al the lime was Dr. W.T. Langley. He examined Sjiurllng In the operating room. A nurse suggested he lie rushed lo Orlando Imt Langley said It w o u ld lie u s e le s s b e ca u s e Sptirllng's brain had been, as Dink remembered, "destroyed." Sure enough, only minutes later Jesse Sjiurllng died. Wilkins recalls dial lie and Mrs. Patterson mid three men $2 lo remove Spurllng'* blood from the Model T. Wilkins was Ihe son o f ACL l o c o m o t iv e e n g in e e r J a c k Wilkins. Dink Ivicl Jusl started as a call hoy for Hie ACL when Ihe accident happened. He Inter became a crew clerk. Hut afler 10 years with the ACL Dltik Joined the Sun Oil Company and many lucnl old timers will recall he o|R-raled die Sunoco Service James Chestnut and his wile (nee Ivy Harriot, Station on the srxithwest corner Hero's the only photo available that pictures Mrs. sister of Archio Harriot). Also in this photo are Flora Spurllng, tho second wilo and widow ol of Third and Park. Dink spent 30 Jano Boettlor, daughter ol Howard Boodler Jesse E. Spurting Flora Is standing lo the loll ol years with Sunoco before retir­ (wholesale candy supplier) and Mrs. Boodler ol ing lo his Dellary home with Ills Ihe brldo when this photo was made during Ihe Lake Mary; and Mrs. Lulu Tubb Harriet, wife of wedding reception tor Miss Edith Chestnut and wife. then Sanford Pollco Officer Herman Harriot. Dink has a brother. Dennis, hor husband, Thomas Berknor, of Ihe U.S. Navy. It who has served 32 years as a was made In 1943 Edith was the daughter ol Mr. railroad conductor, itlght now O h , y e s , w e h a v e o n e "Howell Place." By goshi we the retirement home and named Dink Is fighting cancer and pulling up a good battle. We can postscript In arid. The other day didn’ t know hut one phone call II Howell Pluee In memory of Ids mother, Thelma. He sold II oidy thank Wilkins Tor providing we had a chalice lo meet and did the trick. There was once a family In several months ago and ihe new us wllli Ibis final phase of the talk with Ihe Sjxirllng daughter. Anahel. the wile of the late Kaljih Sanford named Howell. 'Twas owners renamed It "T h e HeS|iiirllng slory. According lo Ioral "historian" Cowan and mother of Sanford's the family of H.A. "H ob" Howell nulssance." and retired plumber — friend Kalph Cowan Jr., personnel Sr., bis wife, and three children. Several old timers called lo say Archie Harriet, w e’re told Flora director at Sanford's J.C Penney They lived in the two-story home (hat still stands on the northeast they llkrd our Christmas column reared the girls In an excellent Company slurr Mrs. Cowan told us. "I was one corner of Third and French. The ubout 50 years ago when those manner. Three of die girls, all In (heir 90s — HlaiK-lie, Anahel and of the younger daughters and I sen ior H ow ell was an A C L of us on (hal day were Involved In war saving stamp albums. A never remcinliried knowing my locomotive engineer. Thelma, are still living. The oldest of Hie (wo sons was number of folks said they re­ mother." She iiddcd, "II was Alter Ihe glris were "grown and gone" Flora sold "d ie Oaks" kind or sad lo read your stories Clifford, the youngest. Hob Jr. membered them. One fellow and moved lo to 10 Oak Avenue about my parents and my family T h e d a u g h te r w as n a m ed asked where we gol the 25-cent where she resided until her and I must admit I did sited u Thelma and she married a local album wc pictured with the article. tear or two. Hul I got over II and man about town. Homer Little. death. You know, for die life of us. we Homer and Thelma bought a Unless uomeludy else has any­ I’m jiroud lo be one of those six thing to add to die saga of the girls." Thus, Ibis ends the re­ drugstore from Hrlck Hogget! ennnot recall who sent us dial dial was on the northwest cor­ album. We had a note attaelu-d J csse S p u rlln g fu m ily this markable Sjiurllng story. ner ol First and Sanford In the to It hul somehow It got " d e ­ should complete the story from A recent caller asked us how now gone McLandcr Arcade tached." So, If the person who Ihe day they arrived in Sanford sent (his niomento of World War until Flora's pamlng. The family The Hcfinlnsanrc, a retirement building. We understand that Homer II to us will give us a ring, we'll certainly left its murk on the community oil Airport Boolevard. got lls original name of and Thelma had n son who built promptly return It. community. <d, pSTiuinw .nod • -U l> M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i_ CECIL RICHARD DRANCII Cecil HIchlird Hnincli. H5. ! D ouble Hngry S treet, Luke Monroe, died Thursday. March | 10, 199-1 ill Ills Imme. A rellred mini coding machine ■ operator with Walcrvllcl Paper ] Company, lie was Imril Nov. 2li, I1K1H In Coverl, Mich. He came loeenlral Florida In 19H3. Survivors Include Ills daughter Beverly K Frls/. of Sanford, four grandchildren and four great­ grandchildren. Beat-oil Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando, In charge ol Ihe arrangements i RUSSELLCLELAND Hussell Clcland. 09. ol Valrlco, Flu., died Tluusduy. Marc h 10. 199-1 al Tampa General Hospital in Tampu. A coaler machine operator Continental Can Company In Tampa. In- was burn .June 25. 1924 lb- was a member of Fnllli Covenant Felluwshl|) und an Army veteran ol World War II Survivors Include Ids stepsons wife Lllllc: Ills son Joe Clelaud of Sanford: his stepsons Calvin Wright ol Cincinnati and Colon Wright ol Syracuse, NY; his daughters Linda Kline of Lov­ eland. Co. and Dchhlc Schllrf ol V a lrlc o : his s te p d a u g h te rs l.nrella l i n g e r s ol Atlanta, Gu. and Connie Wright of Valrlco; his mother Susie Bril Lindsey of Sanford: 15 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Garden of Memories. Myrtle Hill Funeral Home. Tampa, in charge of die arrangements, THELMA K. FLAHERTY fy a a - The Williams And Collins Family of M a le Mr. Willie(Shortie) Williams Acknowledges with deep appreciation your kind expressions of Sympathy shown them during their lime ol Bereavement. Reverend Lawrence Collins, Sr. Sadie Mae Williams T h e lm a K. F la h e r ty . 89. Bellalre, Ohio, died Thursday. March 10. 1901 In Altnmuulc Springs. A homemaker, she was born In Aelnavllle. Ohio on Feb. H. 1905. Sbe was a Catholic. S u rvivors Include her sou H u ger F la h e r ty o f C ap e C a n a v e r a l; her d a u g h te r s Barbara Flaherty of Bellalre, Ohio and Patricia llartzog of Allumontc Springs; 12 grand­ c h i l d r e n a n d 13 g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Longwood. In c harge o f Ihe arrange­ ments. resident of ccnlml Florida and a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors Include his wile Dot. Ills daughters Minnie Jo Ledford and Ha/rl Krllh Johnson, both of G eneva, and tw o grand children North Brevard Funeral Home. Titusville, m charge ol the ar range men Is. CHARLES I.LUKENS Charles I. I.ukens. 78. Sand­ piper Lane. Osteen, died Friday. March 1 I. 1994 at Ills home. A plumber, be was born m North Wales. Penn, on March 27. 1917. He moved lo central Florida In 1991. He was a member of St. Peters Lutheran Church of Nurlh Wales. Penn, and PI uni tiers Union Local *690 of Pennsylvania He served In the U.S. Army In World War II. Survivors Include Ills wife Hudi of Osteen; his daughter Kathleen Lukcivs of Centerville. Vu.; Ids son David C harles Lukens of North Wales, Penn.; Ills brother Waller Lukens of North Wales, Penn.: and three grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n eral H om e, Sanford, In charge of (he ar­ rangements. Aug. 17. 1919 III Macon. Gu. She member of llic First Bajuist moved to central Florida In 196-1 Church of Sanford. Survivors Include her husband and was a member u West view Baptist Church, where she was Sylvan: her son S. Joseph Davis arrive In tile Sunday School Jr. of Lake Mary: her daughter Oiilda D Kudcr of Clearwater; lirogrum. Survivors Include her daugh­ seven grandchildren and 15 ters Frances McCollum o f Bowie, great grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ M a ry la n d and B arb ara G. Samolinskl ol htri Grange: her ford, In charge o f the arrange­ brolliers William L. Williams of ments. Vuldustu. Ga. and William Guy Williams of Arizona: her sister P U N IR A L S Angtics Jewel of Macon. Ga.; her 0«*vi», Grata S. granddaughters Tracy M. While Funaral w rv k e t for Grace Davit will to# ol Arlington. Vu. and Sarah G. Monday. March 14 al II a m In fha Britton Simon of Duylonu Beach: and Funeral Horn® Inttrmenl will follow In Oaklawn Memorial Park. Frltn dt may call at her grandson S. Peter Simon of tha funeral homa on Sunday, March 11 from 4 Ormond Beach. tot p m Baldwlu-Falrehlld. Oaklawn ArrangamtnU by Britton Funaral Homa, Park C em etery and Funeral Sanford Home, Lake Mary, in charge of the arrangements. McCollum. B d ilhM aria Funaral tarvlcat for Edith M McCollum. t*, of Sanford, who pataad away Wednatday. will ba conducted Monday at 10 a m af fha Oaklawn P ark Chapaf of the Baldwin Fairchild F u n e ra l Home wlfh Dr B obby M, M cF e llt officiating litfermenf will follow at the Oaklawn Park Cemetery, Lake Mary Vitifahon for fnendt will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 and M o I p m at the funaral home C L A S S I F I E D GRACE S. DAVIS Grace S. Davis, 94. Myrtle A vc.. Sanford, died Friday. March 11, 1994 at Central Flor­ ida Kcglomd 1lospilul la Sanford. A homemaker, she was born In Cocke County, Term, on July 28, 1899 and lias lived In central Florida since 1930. She was u EOITH MARIE McCOLLUM Edllh Marie McCollum. 74, Homewood Drive, Sanford, died at her home on Wednesday. March 9. 1994. A home maker, she was horn 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. LAR R Y O. KEITH We do not charge sales tay on mer­ chandise - most others do. Larry O. Keith. 77. Fort Lane Hoad. Geneva, died Thursday, March 10. 199-lnl Ids home. A construction worket for T e x a c o , he w a s h o r n In Titusville. He was a life long We are locally owned and operated many are not. % J L w i» tq T H m o n ty o j O ca H M m & fy u M d m ttw , G r a d e L e e W a rd Oct. 27,1930 to March 12,1993 A year ago on March 12. 1993. God look you away from us. We love and miss you very much. Ilut we hove jicarc and comfort knowing that you loved and accepted In your life Jehovah God os your personal Savior. That's why when your work here with us was done, you were able lo tell us with a very big smile. "Weep not for me. hut lie content • I was not yours, but only lent. Wl|« off those tears and weep no more. I am nol dead, but goae on tiefore.* Eddie, [trends, Nicole, Bryonns, Eddie It Tiffany, Kelvin k Jill Henke 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 50 years from tills funeral home. Coring people is what you expect and what you gel at 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 B R ISS O N F U N E R A L H O M E 905 LAUREL AVE., SANFORD A MEMBER OF THE CAREY HAND FUNERAL HOME TRADITION Etl. 1800 BETTE R. GRAMKOW JIM 8CHUITEMAN Gramkow Funeral Home Locally Owned and Operated Since 1956 000 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �OA - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1i«4 Sanford — — Continued from Page 1A debris. open to lllt'^ul a c tiv ity anil tra n s ien ts.‘ at* tractive nuisance. • C. — HOI Pecan Avenue Abandoned single family real* deuce and abed. Ilrnkcn win* down, junk, debris. high growth, dilapidated structure, rixif col* lapsing., rotten siding, rotten poreb. open to Irnnslent and d ru g n c llv lt y . a tt r a c tiv e nuisance. • D. - 1706 Ik-ll Avenue Abandoned single family resi­ dence. Broken windows. Junk, debris, high growth, dilapidated structure, roof collapsing, rotten siding, rotten porch, open to transient and drug activity, at­ tractive nlusance. rotten floor. • E. — 300 Magnolia Avenue — Abandoned hold. Windows missing, dilapidated roof, holes In wulis, rotten siding, exterior exposed to elem ents, rotten flo o rs, p lu m b in g prob lem s, e le ctrica l problem s, cellin g, sagging plaster billing off walls, porch rotten, columns rotten, stairs need repair. • F. - 1608 W. 13th Place Abandoned single fumlly resi­ dence. Broken windows, dllapl* dated condition. Junk, debris, blgb growth, attractive nlsancc. • G. — 1021 Orange Avenue - Sanford commission agenda — Abandoned single family resi­ dence. Dilapidated condition, debris, attractive nuisance. Il­ legal ncllvlty • II. - 2544 Park Drive Bank of Central Florida com­ mercial building. Severe fire damage, north wall has external bracing applied to support fire damage wall, high grass and weeds, trash and (Ichrls. The Building olflclul has re­ commended structures A. C. I). F. G. and H lw condemned und be demolished by the Public Works department. As for struc­ tures B and E. condemnation Is recom m ended, but with the owners given six month and one year time extensions respective­ ly* The City Manager has re­ commended all of the buildings be condemned, but given 30 days to repair or demolish them. If they have not been repaired or demolished, the recommenda­ tion Is for the city to demolish the buildings und assess the cost as a lien against the property. These Items urc scheduled for eonslderatlon during the regular m eeting o f the Sanford City Commission, beginning at 7 p.m. Monday. March 14. In the commission chambers of San­ ford City Hall. County------Continued from Page 1A than a year to correct problems. One property owner. Bob Bull Sr., was given until June H to complete a renovation plan with llu b iiu t fo r H u m a n it y o r GoldcnKule Housing and Com­ munity Development Corp. • 1109 First Drive. Sanford; W ayne Cleveland. Rochester. NY. portion of property lielween Old Lake M a ry Road and Ihe S C L R a ilro a d HlQhl ol way, between W 75lh Street and Airport Blvd HettyeD Smith, owner eContlderation Petition to annev (water tervlco) portion of property be tween lit Street and Sanford A v e . be tween Bleder Ave and Lake Mary Blvd Belle Powell, owner • Contlderallon Requetf Irom Sennet L. Wltllamt. O a tli Enterprltet. for open air retlaurant al Mall tile, for duration ol conttrudlon • Contlderallon jpeclal Event permit Irom Sanlord Main Street. Inc . for "Paint Ihe Town Green" event • Contlderallon - Trantler of title tor properly at IU0 Shepard Ave . lo Minute rial Alliance • Contlderallon — Joint ttlpulatlon lor entry of fin al judgement regarding Midway Canaan Community Water Attor • C o n t ld e ra llo n — P ro p o te d One Harbour Place leate • Contlderallon — School Retourre Of fleer Agreement B y N ICK R F B IP A U P Horald Stall Wrltor SANFORD — The Sanford City Com m illio n Mill hold lit regular meellngt Monday night A t of Thurtday, the follow Ing Itemi were lilted for dltcutilon during Ihe work u n io n , tchedulrd to begin al 1 p.m., In the City Manager ! conference room on the tecond floor of City Hall. e D lt c u it lo n — L a k e M o n ro e Waterfront Downtown Planning and Re development procet! eD ltcuitlon — Propoted One Harbour Place leate. eO ltcutilon — Trantler of title lor property al 1170 Shepard A v e , lo the Mlnltterlal Alliance, and waiver of city Code Enforemenl Board lien eO ltcu n lo n — Special event appllca lion from Sanlord Main Street, Inc . for "Paint fhe Town Oreen" SI Patrick’! Day retail event eD ltcuitlon — Group healthcare con tra d e D ltcu itlo n — Requetl from Civil Service Board lor legal repretentatlon al appeali/hearlngt • Continuing dltcutilon — C lfy't At fordable Hooting tfrategy • Dltcutilon — Additional llemt and regular agenda llemt The r r g .iir meeting of the Sanford City Commlttlon It tcheduled lo begin al 7 p m , In Ike cqmmlttlon chembert A t of fhlt patl week, the following Itemi were lilted for the agenda ■ Public Hearing — Contlder amending the Future Land Lite Plan element ol the Comprehentlve Plan and adopting Ordi nance 17nd reading I regarding the plan • Ordinance — 7nd reading — Anne« a portion of properly between Art Lane and Drlltwood Lane, between Meadow Drive and Hidden Lake Drive Donald E . Hunter, owner e Ordinance — 2nd reading - Amending ordinance regarding clattllicalion and par plan, to redattlly the poll Iion of Parking Enforcement S pedalllt lo Community Service Officer e Public Hearing — Condemnation! Regarding future demolition of eight tfructuret eContlderaflon — Petition lo onnei a • Contlderallon — Requetl from Civil Service Beard tor legal repretentatlon al appealt/heanngt • Contlderallon — Amendment with Dept, of Envlronemtal Protection for conttrudlon of reclaimed water Irantrnlt non facllltlet, matter pumping ttalion and grove Irrigation tytlem at Site 10 • Statue report — current and pending condemnation! • Ordinance — HI reading — Clotlng vacating and abandoning a portion of north toulh alley between French Ave and Laurel Ave . between W JSth Street and Bayard Street W EB Properties Inc . applicant • Board appolntmenti/re appointment! — Central E lemming Hoard. Code En lorcemenl Board Equity Study Commit lee. Public Employee! Relation! Com mltfee • Content agenda — Author, ration Ior payment of bill! • Invoice! paid report • Requetl — Central Florida Quillert Guild, for reduced rate for Civic Center rental for quilt thow Additional Itemi may be edited to Ihe agenda prior to Ihe meeting The Sanlord City Mall It located at J00 N Park Avenue. Sanford Lou Parent, ol Sominolo Klwanls. prosonts an award lo Ray Helms, who within 15 mlnutos look Ural placo In Iho 500 and 1,000 Motor Blko races. Special----medals for heroic efforts. "I'v e never seen kids try so said, "T ills h a prellv filer bard lo succeed." said Zorn filing lbey are doing They're Kennedy ol Sanford who bail doing real stuff here.*' beard the games were taking Saturday's event was a col­ place and bad mine mil lo see if orful and exciting affair. A clown she could help "T h ey aren't so entertained near Ihe entrance, c o n c e r n e d w it h h e a l i n g balloons dolled the stadium and everyone else its they are with bugs abounded. Laughter In­ doing their best." termingled wlib whistles and Kennedy said she admired the shouts of encouragement. from special athletes. mentors and attendees. "I l,ci Hie rent of us could learn The S|H*elal Olympians may never win a gokl medal ill l be a tiling or two fmin the way they summer games for tlictr perfor­ pul their all lulo the things they mances, but llicy could win do.” she said. Continued from Page IA The structures were declared public nuisances by commis­ sioners Jan. 11. The condemned homes and listed owners are: • 1103 First Drive, Sanford: W illie M. Gridin. Martha L. Griffin and Willie Erskln (jjllllii. Sanford. • 2 5 9 0 C r a w fo r d D r iv e . M id w a y ; K u t It W i l l i a m s . Midway. • 2301 Brlsson Avc.. Midway; Whitley Davis Sr. Life Estate, I Tu rn er tjavhs and W. Davis Jr.. (Sanford. •77ft and 7Hf> Monroe Hoad. L a k e M o n ro e; K e n n e th L. Barker. Orlando. • 2703 Hlawnlha Avc.. San­ ford; Bob M. Ball Sr.. Sanford. llc ra M Isaah Robinson loops through tho air to bocom o the long Jump winner. Pholo by Kdw aid W olf. Voluntoors Mary Owen and Llsn Dnvia moasure n long jump. Stings------- Gambling Continued from Page 1A 14th St.. Sanford, was taken Into custody for offer­ ing the undercover officer $10 In exchange for oral sex und sexual Intercourse. T h e y w ere c h a rg e d w ith assignation to mmmlt prostitu­ tion and were held at (he Jail on $100 bond each. A short distance uwny. u drug deal was being consumulcd. Near a bar. police report two men purchased cruck cocaine from undercover officers. • Claude William Davis. 28, 810 W. 25th S I.. S an ford , allegedly trough! $60 worth of the drug. • Ronald Wurrcn Heaps, 29. 613-A W. 25th St.. Sanford, allegedly purrltascd $60 worth o f crack. They were cliargcd with the purchuse of crock cocaine and held on $5,000 bind each._______ Continued from Page 2A without gaming, and certainly we would proceed In any envi­ ronment." said Jonathan Tlsch. "There urc demund generators (hut will keep Mtuml Beach busy." City Manager Roger Carlton secs the developers us "bullish on Miami Bcuch. regardless of gaining." The attraction Is easy to sec. Aging hotels once relinquished to ruts have sprouted puslel und neon, whole neighborhoods huve gcntrlflcd. and octogenarians huve been elb ow ed out by rollcrbluders. Th e unknown quuntlty Is gambling. Banned by the Florida Con­ stitution. cuslnos would be Im­ possible unless a majority of voters agree to a change. Four competing Ideas urc afloat to put the Issue on the Novem ber ballot. D oug S essio n s, e x e c u tiv e GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES 1. Advertise what people wantl Children's doming, duhoi, colloctibku, tooti, book! and ontHjooi aro the moil popular Itomt. 2. Mak« It convenient lo ahop al your garaga sslel Bo turn thore is adoqualo parking space. Poll itgm with (freedom lo parking oroai. Moko arrangement! with noignbori. 3. Make ll aaiy lo piyl Have plonty ol change and ■ system lor handling. Make lure one person la on duty al all tmoi at a contrakzod locabon prolerably with a calculator or addng machine. 4. Provide prlc«i. Do not make evory person ask, *How muchIs dlls? Prices moke lor quick oflocfiv* satelor a good place lor cusiomo-s to start bargaining. 5. Grrt an early atari. Sol uP displays the evening before, 4 possiblo. 6. Departmentalize. Separate the inespenslve Home from die more Cosby areas. Group furniture, clothing, toys, lawn equipment and other items widi similar merchandise. 7. Specialize. Establish one aro* for 'Undor $5*. another ter 'Linder $1*. Consider having u batch ol Homs that are •FREE widi purchase of $3*. Romembor tie youngsters, loo. Encourage this with small, low-priced Items diet are appropriate lor this purpose. I. Time your aele carefully! Have it at a time when most poopie are a: home and unconcerned with tpoctal events, if. Combine your effortal Incorporate your sale with a noighbor for more variety and greater Impact. 10. Be speclflol When advordslng your sale inthe newspa­ per, list individual ftomi.-Donl simply say, ’ sever* things available.* Each time you list an Horn, you are broadoning Iho list of poloniial customers. II. Be generousl If you have toms left over, give them to a charitable organization. If you soe dial some llama are not moving wolf during the sale, mark them down during the last hours. Romombor, the prime reason for holding die sale Is to torn your unwanted toms Into cashI_________________ director af (be Proposition lor Limited Casinos, believes the stutc Is ripe for change even though two previous repeal at­ tempts failed, the latest In 19H6 by u 2-to-1margin. "Early polling and surveying huve (old us that a lot of the at t il tides lu F lo r id a h a v e changed," said Sessions. "T h e economic cllmutc has chungcd dramatically as well. You've got casino o|K‘ratton.s springing up all over Ihe Southeast." New Orleans Is seen us a to u r is t c o m p e t it o r , and Mississippi bus opted for riverbout gambling. Nationally, Indiun gambling has spread lo 27 states, card rooms are lcgul In 10, rlverbouts In six und casinos In five. In Florida, another Initiative, the P rop osition for C ou nty Choice Gaming, would open all sorts o f possibilities. If the Initia­ tive passed al the stale level, county voters then would decide wlint forms ol gambling lbey wanted. The options could In,elude casino bolds, rlverboal g a m b lin g , ca sin os at pari muiucls or any combination. "W r think that Ihe market will lake care of Itself In the sense (but there will only be a certain number Ibul will be economi­ c a lly v ia b le ," said Mlchucl Levine, chairman o f the coun­ ty-choice plan. But the market might already be getting crowded. Floridians have had easy access to Icgullzcd gambling for years. Casinos arc us close as the cruise ships docking lu five cities or a short bop to (lie Bahamas. The Seminole and Mlccosokcc Indian tribes have strayed from standard bingo games and are p ressin g for casin o action . Meanwhile, pari-mutuel betting Is uviilluhlc al 35 horse trucks, dog tracks and Jai ulal frontons, and the state lottery Is 6 years old. But urban, land-based casinos would require public backlog. Dade Counts’. Including Miami and Miami Beach, Is the only one lu buck casino gambling lo dale. Sessions' measure would recruit voles by allowing casinos al purl-mutucis. seven other casi­ nos on laud or allo.it plus one guaranteed In Dade County. Miami Beach Is (he ndds-ou locale, and I lie new hole! would be u beneficiary. A likely loca­ tion Is a parking lot across from Ihe city's convention center and three blocks from the barren SVi-acrc hotel site. E v e r -e n te r p r is in g D onald Trum p also has a potential casino project In mind on a 35-ncre parcel owned by German developer Thomas Kramer on South Bcuch. Opposition lias Irecn slow lo surface. Ironically. Sessions' boss. C. Patrick Roberts, run the a n tl-ca sln o d r iv e Iasi tim e around. Corporate magnates J a c k E c k c r d and AI v a h Chapman, opponents lo I9H6. arc busy with other projects now. F or M ia m i B each M a yor Seymour Gclbcr. a casino would be "like a nuclear bomb billing H irosh im a." wiping ool the city's character by creating u "gambling factory." “ Once you accept the concept of mass gambling. It's gonou be mass gambling." he said. "I don't see tliul people arc gnnnu say, 'OK. we're only going lo go tills lor." Bui even II Ihe current pro­ posals fall, Gclbcr foresees a day when Florida voters will go along. Bally Manufacturing chairman Art bur Goldberg Is so cxcllcd about prospects for a Florida casino Ibul be has assigned the project to himself, "not that I'm anybody special, but I think It'll give It the highest priority our company can give." Midway Continued from Page 1A made It easier to weed ool those who choose a life o f crime lu the community und huve paved Ihe way (o making Improvements at the community center. The county, she said, provided a pair of dumpsters where the cleanup volunteers could deposit the trash they collected. The sheriff's department provided trusties from the John E. Folk Correctional Facility to help with thcellorl. "It's very nice, very nice." she said. The majority o f the refuse. Perkins said following n survey of the community, was In drainage ditches the county Is supposed lo maintain. "T h ey don't do a very good Job o f that sometimes.” Perkins suld. "A n d It's hard up In those areas by Ihe school und the store where transient people don't care as much for the community.” Perkins said some volunteers would be going to the homes o f the elderly and the ho'mcbound and cleaning up their yards. She suld the community tries to work together with a sense o f community pride. On Easter, she said, there will he an Easter Egg Hunt und the following Saturday, there will be u garage sulc at the community center to help finance the maintenance o f the center. "W e're doing whatever we cun." she suld. H*(*M Pholo by Tommy Vlncsnl Mark PorklnB, 11, Mollah Anderson, 7, and Justin Bagley, 8, share trash bags for Ihe cloanup with Janice Perry, Louise Perkins, prosldont of the Mldway-Canann Redovolopmont Association; Bobble Andorson and Constance Anderson. �Sanlord Horald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1994 - 7A Lakeview kids take top honors Packwood’s story WASHINGTON — The Senate Ethics Committee, rlHjnitliifj Sen. Bob Packwoori, says the Inwmuker tried to plead no contest to sexual misconduct allegations and, when turned down, offered to resign to end the panel's Investigation. The committee released Its account o f closed-door dealings last Novem ber hours after Packwood, R-Orc,, gave a diametrically opposite version Friday In an interview with The Associated Press. Packwood said It was the committee that offered to drop the Investigation and "forget everything" If he would ipill I he Senate. He contended he was close to accepting the offer but hacked off when the Justice Department Ircgun a criminal Investiga­ tion of the misconduct allegations and auhpocnurd Ills personal diaries. The Greening of the White House WASHINGTON — Bill and Hlllnry Clinton want to leave an enduring legacy to the While House, and you can color It grern. That’s green, as In rnvlronmcnlully sound and energyefficient and easier on the pocketbook. As part of the effort the Clintons nlrendy have taken delivery o f n sujicr-efflclenl refrigerator touted as an energy and money saver. And, for the first time, recycling bins have been Installed In the White House residential rpiarters so the Clintons ran separate glass and newspa|>ers from the trash. Visit to China off to ominous start BEIJING — In an ominous start to U S. Seerctury of State Warren Christopher's visit, Chinn's foreign minister today accused one of Christopher's deputies of disregarding Chinese law by visiting a dissident. "W e are deeply disappointed at things which have happened prior to the visit of the secretary of state." Chlnu's official Xinhua News Agency quoted (flan Q lc h a i as telling Christopher. " A top U.S. government official came to prepare for Christopher's visit, and In disregard of Chinese laws, the official took actions Inlerferlng In China's Internal affairs." Qian said. He w ai referring to Assistant Secretary of Stale John Shattuck. who met Feb. 21 with a recently released political prisoner. Wei Jingsheng. Qian said U.S. media reporting of the meeting and recent U.S. government comments on Chinese human rights amounted loharussmrnt. Xinhua reported. African leader agrees to election MMAHATHO. South Africa — Afler live days o f rioting that killed al least 22 people, the leader of the black homeland Bophulhatswunu bus agreed to take part In South Africa's first all-race elections next month. Looting and burning continued loday In Mmulmlho. the homeland's cupllul. But Ihc white extremists whose arrival Friday turned the unrest Into u deadly confrontation had apparently left. Uophuthatswuna mler Lucas Mungope's acceptance Friday o f the election was a major victory for his bitter rival, (he African National Congress. /r o Pr«M reports olumbia pilots practice landings B y M A R C IA D UN N AP Aerospace Writer____________ CAPE CANAVERAL - Col­ umbia's pilots practiced space shuttle bindings Saturday, using a laptop computer that displayed Ihc approach to the Kennedy Space Center runway. Commundcr John Casper und pilot Andrew Allen took lurns maneuvering a hand controller simitar to the shuttle’s real one, even though It will be nearly another week to go before they bring Hie shuttle down. Their 14-day science and engineering research mission will be the second-longest In shuttle history If all goes as planned. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration wants to see If the binding slmululor helps pilots maintain their dying skills in orbit. It was Introduced In October. "It's n good procedural re­ view ." Cusper sold. "I like It for that reason." Casper and Allen plan to practice more landings before attempting the teal thing Friday. State competition to follow By H ER M AN SCH R O B D ER Horald Corrospondonl___________ Five students o f Lnkcvlcw Middle School recently look some ton honors nl a four-county contest field at the University of Central Florida. The contest divisions con ­ sisted o f mousetrap car design, ixmlcr and essay, bruin bowl and math. Lakeview students placed 11rat, second and third place in (xistcr and essay, third place In mousetrap car design, second place In hruln bowl, sixth place In eighth grade math, fifth place in seventh grade mulh. Members Include Karen Nunez, Kristen Hale Anita Cummins. Denny! Sweet Kristen Hendrlrkrr. This opportunity for students Is thrnugn an extra curricular academic club (idled SKCMK which stands for Science. Engi­ neering. Communications anti Mat hematics Enrichment. SEC ME members' goals are to d e v e lo p u p o sitive attitu de toward learning, master basic and fundamental skills, partici­ pate In enriching activities, de­ velop ability to think, u sense of responsibility, and an awareness of opportunities In engineering. / In Front row. (I to r) aro Karen Nunoz and Krlston Halo. Nunoz wants lo bo a pediatrician and Krlston. an Intorlor decorator. Back row: Anlla mulh and science, T o belong to this club Ihc students have to maintain a "H " average or la-tlcr and la- Interested In engineering, math and science. These students are all on the honor roll Their sponsor Is Beverly James, science teach­ er. They will I*- going lo the stale contest at the University of South Florida In Tampa. 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Interest rates and terms are subject to change and may vary by county �. 8 A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13. 1994 School scenes Sem inole High wants you to get M AD D IN BRIEF Volunteers needed for Project Graduation Carwash set SANFORD — The Seminole High School band boosters will be hosting a enr wash to benefit the band on Saturday. March If). The event will take place from 10 n.m. to 3 p.m. at the Wendy’s Restaurant In Seminole Center In Sanford on U S. Hlghwny 17 02 near Lake Mary Boulevard, Ticket's for the car wash are #2 for cars and 83 for vans. Tickets may be purchased In advance from band members or band boosters They may also be purchased, for the same price, at the car wash. Dinner theatre at Longwood The Longwood Elementary Players will be presenting a play called "Dinosaur Valley" In the school's auditorium this week as part o f a dinner theatre production. On Wednesday. March 16. the dinner will begin at 6 p.m. and the show will Ik* at 7 p.m. On Friday, March 18, the schedule will be the same. On Sitndny, March 20, the dinner will be at 1 p.m,, with the show at 2 p.m. For more Information, call f he school at 831-0700. Let us know The Sanford Herald wnnts to know what Is happening at your school. If you have an event coming up al your school, or If you want lo tell us about some of the great things the students at your school arc doing. Or. If there is n teacher, staff member or. even an administrator who has been honored or Is doing something unique In the classroom let us tell our readers about It. Send us the Information, neatly written or typed by Tluirsdny at noon. Let us know the who, what. when, where and why nnd we will consider the Information. Send the information to the Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771 or fax It to us at 407-323-9408. o .K . patrons o f S em in ole County It's lime lor you lo do your civic duty. Help Is wanted and volunteers arc In great demand. Seminole High School Is lo o k ­ ing for willing Individuals to work on the Project Graduation campaign. Project Ciritil was stalled by th e m e m b e rs til M .A .D .D . {Mothers Against Drunk Driving) as a safe alternative in gradua­ tion parties (that sometimes end up being Hie Iasi parly ni a y ou n g person's life due In drinking ami driving). As they leave one era In llle In enter another, a safe haven has been made lo keep kids off the streets on a night of celebration. Mr. Williams, (lie dean of students. Kltte Craft, and Susan Youmaus. have banned together D'rf .Yu'*7 v■€><>»; POP CULTim E,M by Steve McGurry Bom Hahn Folttad* Adu in Ibadan, Nlgaria, In 1959, Soda was four years ofd when her English mother moved the family lo Britain. Sada'a multi-platinum debut album sold over S million copies worldwide and helped her oarn the 1985 fleet Naw Artin Grammy. She appeared in the 1987 movie ‘ Absolute Beginn ers' as torch singer Athene Duncannon. 1. Name three Sede albums. 2. Name her debut hit, a 1985 Top 3. To which country did she re-locate during the Iate-1980s7 u>Wgfc ^orwwJt) w o a rs. ir ,»n<a » « l .spud u*a reduces. . 'erxiB ij., »(/! puowrfl. <l :sr«Muy NES.Inc I W e're l G iving I You / A n O pen / Forum T o / E x p r e s s Yo ur / V ie w s H ere In / T h e Sanford / Herald. S ie z e f The O pportunity. Send Your Beel To: E Sanford Herald M-Pago Private School , The following students were u,pued to the school's liunoi t oll. A u b r e y Hat t e n . J a n e I e Blackwell, llrltnl Biudelte. Scott Dt-FHlppi. Crystal Fecly, Nicole Freeman. Keiuth Ireland III. Phillip Juimoltf mul Jaleesu Joitcs. As well as Jessica Koiid/lola L a u rn ly n n l.ou gh m i. K erry M c K e n n a . P a t r i c k H rod\ M c K e n n a , J a title M ila m . A m I y r a p e rk I ns, Ben Ja n il u Tcggc. Bobby 1bonus. Nlslu Patel and Jennifer Wicks. The following students were nam ed as stu d en ts ol the month: Carolyn lilltui. Cory B rook s, C y ru s IITooks, Ell B rooks, C h ristoph er Jones. J u i c e s a J o n e s . 11 e 1y n n Fitzpatrick, Amber H erring. M ichelle Lim a and Chelsea Mlzzcll. Also, Elisa Muss!. Semi Patel. Brittany Price. Jacob Ross and Jason Smith. • 1lamlltnn Elrmctdnry School The following students were named lo the " A Honor Roll'' at JalrrtB Dlllman to get this gear's event rolling but hey can't do It In llirlr own. The first Monday o f every month meetings are held at 7:00pm In (he media center at Seminole to make plans and come up with Ideas. Parents are needed to lend creative minds ami fundraising hands (to help lessen Hie cost for the students) as well as donations id food, funds, help with decorations, and Hems lo use for door prizes And If any other persons or businesses In the area are Inter rsled In donating services nr Items lltey can conlnrl Mr. Williams ni SlIS. 322-4332. nr attend one cd Hie monthly meet­ ings. Plans have already been made for the place of happenings to Ire at Die Orlando Fitness and Ruqurthull Center. June fltli from 10:00pm lo 0:00am. A Gyrnnnut and o Velcro Wall will be present as well ns a D.J. for dancing, a casino, swimming, b a sk etb a ll, rat| net bn 11. and volleyball among uihrr things for Ihe gradu ates to be enter­ tained with. The price Includes Tood and fun. Assemblies at school have been held already to Inform seniors on what's lieen happen­ ing and some wrrr surprised try the change In the traditional location. In past years the Rivershlp Grand Romance was used and •ergon* were treated to no all night cruise along with the variety ul activities but now that Hu- Romance Is being expanded another location has been found. Ms. Craft and Ms. Youmnns secured the Fitness center, helped Hteir daughters make a tape lo show the class of ‘94. and thry run the monthly meetings. Hut they can't do It all. So pul ymu thinking caps on und help support a great cause to better today's youth and tomtnorrow's future, help support Projrct Graduation tAIMT MTfltri Mtf It CIUIMTII IN MANYHNIOtfl WAYS. ONI OFTNI MORI VN0IUA1 OCCUR) IN O’Nfll, NIRRAIKA. (YIRYYIAN TNI CIT IKNI OF TNIt TOWN FAINTANUIII NAMROWONTNI MAIN NIONVAY. TNIt ARTIfTICVONIIR, MIAtURtNR 10 FID IN ItANHIR, It TNI tARIItT IHANROOI KNOWN. Hamilton Elementary School: Third grade: Christina Brown. Jon Fleishman. Cliford Furman. Malt Furman. Alible Harris. Scott Lewis. Chris Moorhead, Paul Neuman. Kristina Rumsey, Karly Smith. Lvndy Speldel. and Jessica Spradlen. Fourth grade; Lindsey Alford. Daniel Bernstein. Benjam in Brentllc. Julie Carr, Patrick Dalv. Patricia Onmul. Justin Dixon, lim Hubbard. Jon Litton. J e ffr e y M c G h ee , M a rcu s Robinson. Ctialandra Taylor and Shannon Wight. F ifth grade: Erin Brown. W iillrr Hurkhnlicr, Joseph Coo­ per. Zachary Cooper. Chris II o I (m a n . N Ik fill a I s a a c , Jonathan Maldonado, Kaueshn McKinney. Sarah Meisel. Matin Mitchell. Brock Sutton and Bryn Wallace • Seminole ( omtnunlly College SANFORD — The following stu dents earned lo s t place awards at the recent Phi Bela Lambda competitions; Michael Bermudez, manage­ ment Angela Caldwell, com ­ puter applications; Christine Carter, word processing; Pat Gagnon, telecom m tin teat Ions; Eileen George, computer con­ cepts; Tracey Jackson. Job Inlervlew : and Colleen Rlsncr, machine transcription; as w ell as Patti Runyon, human resource management; Robert Russanlcllo. business decision making: Herbert Tapia, parliamentary procedures; Mall Wasscrnian. accounting II uud economics: and Karl Wollam. business law, SCC students earned 14 of tlu24 possible top awards. H M o M P to to by Tommy Vlnetnl Fawn Johnson, an olqhth grador al Groonwood Lakes Middle School In Lake Mary, look part in the recent Jump-a-thon lumprope marathon thal benefited the American Hoart Association. Johnson and olhors raised money for tho AHA She was also glvon an award for pot forming Iho most original lump rope antics. i *110X7**™ i i r t K T O J •Hlne.« II you 're nut fe d i in: well. May at home ami lake rare ol yourself- Ignoring illness m il only make sour hod) weaker and prolong your lo u d iiio n •In- tkiiiiity O n ly icc skate in public arenas, never on frozen lakes or (Hinds flic icc may seem impene liable, but ollen it is weak enough to case m and lake the skater for a cold swim •limi t hilei Use insect repellent when (Hissilile. l ot m ild insect biles, a cold compress or witch lia / rl w ill reduce Ihe itching If lire biles ale swollen or painful, contact a doctor •In/riinl hiiiiiii/ i Keep area clean. D o noi touch unless hands arc washed. Change bandage regularly •linnmitlze: M ake sure you get all necessary shots liven if you're afraid o f needle*, immunization is impnrtunl and could prevent disease jJ 5 la Jj m 300 N. French Ave Sanford, FL 32771 Seminole County School Board Seen at school DARE to sing W h a t's fo r lu n c h ? Monday, Mar. 14,1994 Pizza Oven Potatoes Fresh Apple WedQo or Choi’s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Tuesday, Mar. 15,1994 Chill and Rice Corn Bread Mixed Vegetables Banana or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk Wednesday, Mar. 16,1994 Dippers with Salsa Green Beans Fruit Tray Rolls or Chef's Salad or Qag Lunch Low Fat Milk Thursday, Mar. 17,1094 Happy SI. Palrlok's Day. Oven Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes Roll Lime Gelatin with Pears Chef’s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Friday, Mar. 18,1904 Hamburgor/cheeseburger TatorTolo Fresh Orango Wedges or Chef’s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk P in o C r e s t E lo m o n t a r y School’s “ Sinlng Hands" choir, sponsored and instructed by tonchor Amy Copeland, glvo3 prosonlnllons In both song and sign language. Tho sludont3, who are in the third through fifth grade, aro learning to communicato with sign lan­ guage so they can holp bruak down somo of tho barrlors too com m u nlcallon Dial o flo n stand bolwoon hearing and hearing-impaired sludonts. H*r«id Plsolo by Tommy Vlncinl �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13. 1994 - 0A Health/Fitness IN BRIEF Free immunizations offered locally By K I L L K V M IT C H ILL 'Medication and Its Effects’ SANFORD — CIGNA Pharmacist Deborah Pickett will Hive a one-hour program from 11 a.in. to noon, Monday, March 14, on "Medication and Its Eirceta." There will hr a question and answer period after her discussion. Pickett has been a pharmacist for over 10 years. The public Is Invited to this frcc-of-churgc program. This Is sponsored by the Seminole County Family and Community Education Volunteers. The program will he held In the Seminole County Cooperative Extension Service Auditorium. 250 W. County Home Hoad, Sanford. Call 323-2500, ext 5559 to register. 5K for the VNA The Visiting Nurse Association will sponsor the second unnuul 5K walk-u-thon on Saturday, April 10. from 0:30 a.m. at Lake Eolu Park In downtown Orlando. Walkers are encouraged to collect sponsors for the 3.2 mile walk around beautiful Lake Eoln. Prizes like t-shlrts. tote bugs, weekend getaways will be uwarded to participants based on funds collected. Free food, drinks, balloons, mnssages. and blood pressure checks will be available following the event. Funds raised from the walk will go to provide medical care nl home for Indlgrnt patients. For more Information, or to receive your wnlk-u-lhon packet, please call 045-5371. The Central Florida Visiting Nurse Association Is a non-profit. Untied Way Agency dedicated to raring for Individuals In the comfort o f their home. In order to promote wellness, dignity and Independence. Popeyes 'Cookin’ For Easter Seals’ Popeyes Famous Fried Chicken Is "Cookin’ For Easter Seals ■94" now through April 3. For a donation ol 91. 30 Popeyes restaurants are offering a booklet filled with suvlngs on popular Popeyes food nnd beverages. Each booklet also contains a registration fortn to win a four-day. three-night trip for two to New Orleans compliments of Marriott Hotrls and Cnnllnrntu) Airlines. More than 90 percent of funds raised for Easter Senls will stay In Ihr area. Program services Include Camp Challenge, a 03-ucre wheelchair accessible facility that provides a therapeu­ tic and recreational experience for children and udults with disabilities In Sorrento. For Information, call 898-7881. Diabetes education course offered SANFORD — Diabetes: Take Control, a diabetes education course offered by Central Florida Regional Hospital, begins Its six-week run with classes in March on Thursday. Murch 17. 24 and 31. The classes are hrld from 3-4 p.m. In the hospital's classroom. The course covers topics ranging from self blood glucose monitoring to diet and medlcutlons. Cost for the six-week program Is 9UO, which Inlcudes an appointment with a registered dietitian. In addition, n consultation with the registered nurse to discuss other uspccts of diabetes manage­ ment Is avallalbe for 930. For more Information or to register for the course, cull 32l-4500ext. 5007. The Buddycheck system Orlando Muyor Glenda Hood and W FTV's Barbara WeBt are becoming "buddies" to help each other protect their health as part of the American Cancer Sm-lely's new Buddycheck breast cancer awareness campaign. Buddy check Is sponsored by the American Cancer Society, Orlando Cancer Center Breast Diagnostic Center and WFTV-Channcl 9. To participate In the program, women arc asked to choose a buddy: their mother, sister, co-worker or llrend and call the American Cancer Society at H(X)ACS-2345 to receive a specially designed packet of materials for two on breast health. Buddies will then call one another on the 9th of each month. Buddycheck Day. as a reminder to do brcast-self-cxam. Buddies will also encourage one another to have a mammo­ gram and an exam by a physician us recommended by the ACS. Schizophrenic patients suffer relapses LOS ANGELES — Some mental patients suffered severe relnpses after reseurchers studying schizophrenia look them off their medication without getting proper consent, u federal agency charged. One patient killed himself. The Office of Protection from Risk Research, part of the National Institutes of Health, leveled the allegations against the University of California at Los Angeles In a report obtained by The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times. The agency ordered UCLA to do more to makr sure patients are aware of the risks they face In medical experiments. A co-director of the study defended It. saying It Is Important to determine In curly stages of schizophrenia If patients can maintain their equilibrium without medicine. "Entry Into the study was completely voluntary und patients were free to Indlcutc that they wanted to withdraw." Keith Nucchlcrlcln, a clinical psychologist, told The Associated Press today. In the study. 23 o f 50 patients under treatment for schizophrenia suffered severe relapses after their medication was Interrupted, the newspapers said today. The relapses ranged from depression to pnrunotu and psychotic episodes, Nucchtcrlctn said. One patient threatened to kill Ills parents und tried to go to Washington to assassinate President Bush on orders from space ullcns, the newspapers reported. Another Jumped to his death off a building at the university. The patients' parents complained to the NIH, prompting the review und reprimand. The report said the research project, which began In 1983, failed to meet standards set by the Department of lleulth and Human Services. Nerve transplant procedure developed ST. LOUIS — Although medical technology Is expanding rupldly, physicians able to save badly damaged arms and legs have had to face a disheartening fact. Even In cases In which muscles, bone and blood vessels could be reconstructed and life restored to the limb, If nerves were destroyed and feeling lost, the unn or leg would probably be lost us well. Experience has shown that loss of feeling utmost always leads to ulceration attd eventual amputation of such limbs, according to Dr. Susun Mncklnnon. a researcher with the medical school at Washington University in St. Louis. But Mncklnnon, who has worked for 15 years on the problem, bus developed u procedure she hopes will chunge that. She has proved that nerves tuken from organ donors can be successfully transplanted Into patients without making them dependent upon Immunosuppressant drugs for the rest of their lives. Mncklnnon performed the first such transplant In 1988 In Toronto on a 15-ycar-old Alabama boy whose left leg wus nearly severed when he was struck by a motorboat. Today he walks with a slight limp und has to wear un ankle brace, but lie rides a bicycle, plays baseball and enjoys wulklng barefoot on the beach. Horald Staff Wrllor SANFORD — Immunizations ore one or the most expensive o u t- o f- p o c k e t h e a lth c a r e expenses for young chllden, often even when those children arc Insured, according lo l he C h ildren 's Defense Fund In Washington. D.C. The Increased coats have hit particularly hurd becuuse they are coupled with declining In­ comes of young fumllics. Low und middle Income purentn ure Increasingly unahle to nfford limnunlcutlons for their children from their family doctors nnd pediatricians. A study found that many pediatricians nnd family doctors referred some of their patients lo public clinics. The Seminole County Public Health Unit, on Airport Boule­ vard. provides free Immuniza­ tions to all requesllng the serv­ ice. regurdlrss of Income level. "W e (the health department) cncourugc parents o f small children, es|>eclally those 0 to 2 years old, to bring their children in for Im munizations at no cost." said Maureen Dcnlznrd. Immunization coordinator with the public health unit. Just 50 i>erccnt of two-yearolds with family Incomes above the poverty line are up-to-date In Iheir shots. Nonpoor children account for uboul two-thirds o( a ll c h i l d r e n w h o are appropriately Immunized. "Most of the children In need of immunizations are 0 to 2 year old because they are being cared for by a family member, private sitter or parent at home and we are unable to monitor them." said Dcnlznrd. " I f n child Is enrolled In a duy care center or school, we have access to them and can Insure that they are Immunized. If they are not. they're sent home until they are fully Immunized." For parents und gunrdlnns unable to tukc advantage of the service at the public hcullh unit, the department has set up un outreuch team, which serves Seminole und Oseeolu counties. The new team, compiled or a nurse und clerk. Is In the process o f settin g up a u m onthly schedule of slops throughout the county to provide Immunization services. Ncxl week the team will be at the Sanford Housing Authority. Monday. March 14. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.: West Sanford Boys A Girls Club. Wednesday. March 10, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Midway Elcrncntnry School. Thursday. March 17. from noon to 0 p.m.; and at the food stamp offices In Casselberry and San­ ford thr beginning o f each month from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Physicians cited families' In­ ability lo pay as the reason for the referrals for these shots. The number of children the doctors referred to public clinics In­ creased nenrly 700 percent over a decade. In some areas, fewer than one-half o f health Insurance plans co ver Im m unizations. Others charge significant de­ ductible or copayments for pre­ ventive care. As u consequence, the children of middle-income fam ilies earning 915,000 to 945.000 very often are left un­ insured or underinsured for Im mu mentions. For these finan­ cia lly pressed fam ilies. Im ­ munizations have become an Increasingly difficult Item lo afford. "Here In Seminole County we are seeing a decrease In the number o f referrals from private physicians because more private Insurance companies ore cover­ ing Immunizations as part of a preventative healthcare pro­ gram," said Dcnlznrd A decade ago. there wus no significant problem because vaccines were far less expensive. The cost of vaccines alone to fully Im m unize a child has climbed from less (ban 811 in 1977 lo over 9230 in 1993. The drug companies contend that the Increase Is due to excise tuxes and new vaccines, not excess Inflation or big prollts. Yet. as the churt below shows, the cost lo fully Immunize a child not Including excise taxes or new vaccines rose 710 |>crcent between 1977 and 1993. The outreach team of the Seminole County Public Health Unit Is looking fur areas In need of free Immunization services to visit on a monthly basis In the county. For more Information or to requrcst a visit In your area, call 322-2724 ext. 3291, Immunization schedule Vaccination Age 2 months DTP(DJphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis) OPV(Polio) Hib(HaemophUus b) Hepatitis D1 4 months DTP OPV Hib Hepatitis B • 6 months DTP Hib2 Hepatitis B 15 months MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) DTP1 OPV Hib Booster2 4-6 Yes is DTP Booster3 OPV Booster MMR (Second Dose)4 14-16 Yean every 10 vests thereafter Td (Tetanus-diphtheria) Booster (Recommended) 0*1 to Full? Immunn- .■ d u ll 1077-91 CM) Ron 111) llto Uo ■ ■ ■ llllll ii77 i im i iw a im SU Ijar Tim • » V* i9«7 i9i« it t i im ■ Qilrf 1« cum Fitness Factor Exercise bolsters immune function B y IRA DRIYPUaS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - As people age. they tend to exercise less. At the same lime, their Immune systems weaken, making them easier prey for disease. Some researchers think there may he a connection. Evidence Is growing that en­ durance exercise Is among Ihc factors that Influence resistance to Infection, said an article In the American College of Sports Med­ ! icine's Journal. Medicine and Science In Sports nnd Exercise. The review nolcs studies that found elderly exercisers hud better levels of two types of Immune cells — T celts and natural killer cells. T cells coordinate the Tight against Infection, and some can destroy cells (hut have become Infected with microorganisms. Natural kilters arc front-line fighters ngutnst viral Infection und cancer. Although there have been few published reports In this field, research Indicates exercise may toughen Ihc Immune system, according to researchers David C. Nlcmnn and Dru A. Henson of Appulnchlan State University, Boone. N.C, A stu d y by N lcm an and Henson Indicated that a history o f stuylng In very good shape pays off In u lower susceptibility to disease. T h is stu dy look ed at 30 women with an average age of 73. Tw elve were competitive athletes. Fourteen were pre­ viously sedentary but completed a 12-week program of walking five days n week for up to 40 minutes at a moderate puce. The rest were sedentary and were not usslgncd to fitness activities. The long-term com petitive uthlctcs were far ahead of I heir newly trained and untrained counterparts In both natural killer nnd T cell activity,* the study said. Training did not raise nutural killer or T cell activity In (lie newly exercising women ubovc that of their sedentary coun­ terparts, the researchers said. Although It's not surprising that T cell activity was stable, tt wus unusual that nutural killer cells did not Improve In the newly trained women. Henson said In an Interview. In other studies, natural killer cell aettvt- ty does tend to Increase with exercise, she said. But the natural killer cell levels of the highly conditioned elderly women were better than those of younger women, the report said. And the highly conditioned women were In better shape on T cells thun were their sedenlury counterparts. II said. Being alone and in pain, feeling helpless and hopeless, many people-many seniors- turn lo prescription drugs or alcohol as a means of escape. Often it begins quite innocenlly. Maybe tu help them sleep, or to just stop the feelings for a short white. The sad fact is that, more often than not, dependencies develop that could be llfethrealoning. If you or someone you know is self-medicating by using alcohol and prescription drugs, call Clenbeigh I lealth Sources today. Confidential, free assessments a re available. Refcrralstosafedeioxilicattonand recovery programs will he provided so you can learn how lo stop the emotional paln-withoul the drug;. (800) 444-4230 �1 0 A - Sanlord H e u ld , Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1904___________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ________ __________________________________ _______ Gallup poll finds children fear violence in home and school ' Irli-nfl sed by J friend vulm who WIIH wasRCXllidlV sexuallyabu abused byH<someone In ------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- -------. . . . . in C hild at risk - 1994 conference B yP A U LR IC IR AP Science Writer WASHINGTON — Tw o out of every three children surveyed by the Gallup organization say they have friends who were physically harmed duringthclast 12 months. The survey, released Thursday, shows that many children have little sense of security at any of the Important places In their lives, said George H. Gallup Jr., chairman of the Gallup Interna­ tional Institute. "Many of our young people are at great risk In places where they In all expectation should leel the safest — at home and at school." Gallup said. The poll was released at the start or a family violence seminar supported by the American Medical Association and Is part of a campaign by the AMA against violence In America. Dr. Robert E. McAfee, a Portland. Ore., surgeon who Is president of the AMA. said that violence has become a major public health problem In America. . . "More years of life nre lost to violence than to On Monday. March 14. a one-day conference at Orlando's Peabody Hotel will examine violence, the perception of violence and the disturbing behavior o f difficult students. Presented by the Mental Health Association of Central Florida and co-sponsored by Orlando Regional Healthcare System (OKI IS) and Flor­ ida Hospital. the day will Include: • A lzo R ed d ick , State R ep resen ta tive Legislative perspective at H 4f» a.in. cancer, heart disease and stroke combined." McAfee said Thursday. In the Gallup poll. 40 percent of the children ipicstloncd said they had friends who were hit or beaten by someone their age. Another 42 percent said they had friends who were beaten by an older teen, and 26 percent said they had friends attacked by a gang. • Keynote speaker. William Modsclcskl. director o f the U.S. Department of Education Drug Planning and Outreach SlulT at 9:30 a.m.. with special guest Phillip Chandler. • A news conference In the Gulf Room with all three guests, beginning at 10:30 a.m. For more Information, call Churck Waldron, executive director of the Mental Health Associ­ ation of Central Florida at 843-1503. One teen In four questioned said they knew of friends who had been hit or harmed by a parent or other adult In their household, and 10 percent said they knew of u friend who was struck by a teacher or principal. Gallup said. Other findings: . • 13 percent said they knew a friend who was sexually fondled at school. It percent knew a friend who was raped, and fi percent knew n their household. "T h e actual situation Is probably worse, said Gallup. "Because girls are twice as likely as hoys to be aware of sexual assaults on their friends, the ovcrnll awareness o f sexual assaults Is probably understated." • Asked where a teen should go for help. 58 percent of those polled said It should he a counselor: 51 percent said friends: 40 percent, a family member: 37 percent, a tcnchcr: 46 percent, the police: 39 percent, minister or rabbi, and 35 percent said It should he a doctor. Multiple unswers were given. Teens In the survey were questioned about the violence ex|>ertcncc of their friends, said Gallup, because he considers that the best way to get truthful Information. Gallup said the survey came from a telephone poll of a representative national sample of 518 children, aged 13 to 17. The |*>ll was taken from November 1903 to February 1994. Gallup said the survey had a margin of error of plus or minus five to six percentage points. Study says smoking leads to drugs B y A s s o c ia te d R r« ss__________ WASHINGTON - Smokers be­ tween 12 and 17 years old are far more likely than nonsmokers to use pcroln. cocaine and crack, says a study by a private organization that wants higher tuxes on tobacco. Former Health. Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph A. Callfano Jr. presented a study on smoking and drugs to senators Thursday, and urged them to raise the 24-cent cigarette lax by 92 a pack. He said the increase would not only help pnv for Peptic ulcer bacterium linked to allergy By JA N E I . A LLIN AP Sclonco Wrltor_______________ ANAHEIM. Calif. - The same germ that causes peptic ulcers may cause hives, sinus Infec­ tions and a potentially fatal allergic reaction, a Wisconsin researcher suggests. The bacterium Helicobacter pylori causes the ulcers by inflaming the stomach lining Last month a panel of medical experts recommended the use of antibiotics lo kill II. pylori in ulcer patients. "T h e same antlhlotlc treat­ m ent can also he used In appropriate patients to eliminate their allergy symptoms." said Dr. Stephen L. Kagen. an assis­ tant jtrofessor of allergy and Immunology al the Medical Col­ lege of Wisconsin In Milwaukee. "Patients with symptoms of h iv e s , e x e r c is e - in d u c e d anaphylaxis and sinus disease should he screened for the pre­ se n ce ol a lle r g y a n tib o d y reactivity to II. pylori, especially If symptoms of peptic ulcer disease also exist." Kagen said. Of 272 allergy patients he studied. Kagen said 52 showed signs of being allergic to II. pylori. The bacterium was then traced to their stomach lining or sinus. Kagen presented his findings March 7 at the annual meeting ol the American Academy ol Allergy and Immunology. II. pylori Is believed to run In families and he transmitted from hand to mouth. Although It responds to antlhlotlc treatment, a patient can become Infected again "It's a curable problem." he salt! "Unfortunately, this thing comes hack." Kagen and his associates at the Kagen Allergy Clinic say they've developed two blood tests to determine whether a patient Is Infected with II. pylori and whether the patient also Is atlergle to the bacterium. Just as doctors fought the tide of medical thought In proposing that b acteria cause ulcers. Kagen said he was going against the grain In suggesting that bacteria cause allergy. Hut at least some of Ills colleagues believe lie 's onto something "It's very Intriguing, said l)i Oscar L. Frick of the University of California at Sail Francisco, a past president of the academy. "It's something that has to lie reproduced by somebody at another center. " Frick noted that there Is a precedent for linking microor­ ganisms to allergy. based on figures from the Na­ tional Institute of Drug Abuse's National Household Survey on Drug Abuse — smokers between the ages of 12 ami 17 arc 23 times more likely to use mari­ juana and 12 limes more likely lo use heroin than those who have never smoked. They ore 51 times more likely to use cocaine and 57 limes more likely lo use crack. A 12-year-old who smokes Is 30 times more likely to have u sed I l l i c i t d r u g s th a n a 12-year-old who doesn't smoke, according lo the analysis. ■CENTRAL FLORIDA FAIRGROUNDS (INSIDE) ■4903 W. COLONIAL DR. (SR 50) - .. • n\ ».H ®1-4, Exit 4t West 3 Miles I e m I W m I Exit Pins Hills, go North. East H*y 50 IS2.00 Admission - Under 13 Free ' $ 1 .0 0 O F F A d m is s io n C o u p o n Bucki*< | Promotion* 1 1 1 c o u p o n p e r p e rs o n i U.S. --- tL __ SAVINGSBONDS THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT . 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Subjects to be covered In tbe courses, which will be cbnducled on Monday and Wednesday evenings beginning nt 7 p.m.. will Include trnllcrlng. safety and legal requirements, aids to navigation, radio communications, and weather. While the Instruction Is free, there Is n nominal charge of $30 lo cover the cost of the textbook.•workbooks, and school fee. If sufficient Interest Is shown, a coastal navigation course will be offered later. Maitland Middle School Is located on Thistle Lane off of Horatio Avenue. For details, contact the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. Flotilla4-1l.a l (407)028-1411 Babe Ruth coaches needed SANFORD — The Sanford Hcercatlon De­ partment Is In need of a head coach and at least two assistants for Its upcoming Uabc Ruth (13-15) Baseball season. Interested parties should contact Jim Schaefer at 330-5097. YMCA T-Ball, Y-Ball leagues LAKE MARY — The Seminole Family YMCA has begun registering Iwiys and girls for Us upcoming T-Ball and Y-Hall leagues. These leagues arc designed for elementary school-aged children lo learn the skills ol baseball In a non-competltlve environment. Everyone plays and there are no tryouts. Also, parents are needed lo serve as coaches. Registration Is available at the Seminole Family YMCA. 0 0 5 l . o n g w o o d Lake Mary Road, through April 2. The leagues are scheduled lo run from April I I through June 4. For details, call 321-8944. AROUND THE STATE Marlins rally past Orioles MELBOURNE — Greg O'Hallorun and John Massarclll — longshots lo stick with Florida — supplied the key plays In the Marlins' 5-4 victory Saturday over the Baltimore Orioles. O'llulloran. hoping to make It as a backup catcher, drove In the winning run with a single off Harry Manuel In the ninth Inning. Massarclll. hitless In eight spring ul-bnts entering the game, had three hits and stole three bases. Holy Bull wins Florida Derby HALLANDALE — Holy Hull, who lulled badly In his previous start, went to the front again Saturday and poured It on this time, winning the Florida Derby by 51* lengths Uv winning the $500,000 race at Gulfslream Park. Holy Hull projected himself as a major contender for the Kentucky Derby on May 7 Mike Smith had an easy ride aboard the winner, whose time for IVfc miles was 1.47 2-5. a second over the track record. Ride The Ralls edged Halo's Image by a nose for second. Go For Gin. the 2 1 favorite In the field of 14 3-yeur-olds. was a weak fourth. Holy Hull has won six of seven lifetime. Ills earnings grew to $(580,780 by adding $.100,000 from the Florida Derby. Kiedrowski takes 250cc event DAYTONA BEACH - Defending champion Mike Kiedrowski rode Ills Kawasaki to victory In the American Motorcyclist Association's 250ec main even! Saturday at Daytona International Spccdwuy. „ "This track does bring out tbe best In riders, said Kiedrowski. the AMA national tnoloeross champion In 230cc In 1993. 500cc In 1092 and 1’JBccln 1089 and 1991. The more exciting race of the day came In the 125cc finale In which Jimmy Button of Corning. N.Y.. overcame a spill midway through the 20-lap race to hold off scries points leader Ezra • Lusk of Hrnlnbrldgc. Gu. Throw ing for the gold Bushwackers, Buckley top Playtime champions Spaclal to tho Hamid SANFO RD — S ir W a lt e r ’ s Bushwackers were the authors of the only upset In the Playtime Darts League playoffs, claiming the Mixed B League title despite starting the playoffs from as the No. 3 seed. In the other four leagues, (lie regular season champion won their ways through to the titles. The Bushwackers opened the playoffs by beating the top seed. Lake Marv Pub’s The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Old while fourth-seeded Snail Darters from Humboo Cafe ousted No. 2 seed Mom's Muggers of M.T. Muggs. The Bushwackers then took care of the Snail Darters In the finals. Lake Mary Pub's No Answer, seeded fourth In the Ladles' League playoffs, provided the only other ripple by knocking out the sec­ ond-seeded Nick's Nightm ares from Uncle Nick's In the semifinals Hut the No. I -seed Bamboo Bombers of Hamlioo Cafe, which eliminated Ron's Nieces out of Uncle Nick's In the semifinals. bested No Answer In the finals. In the semifinals of the Men's A League. No. 1 seed Team No. 3 from the Lake Mary Pub heal the third-seeded Bamboo Scorpions of Bamboo Cafe while No, 2 seed T.C.B. out of Q-Illz bounced Lake Mary Pub's Right There. The finals saw Team No. 3 best T.C.B. The Q-Bli Bulls won the Men's H League title by treating No. 3 seed Four Bye Fours out of llte Bamboo Cafe In the semifinals and No. 2 seed The Knights from Sir Walters In (lie finals. The Knights bested No. 4 seed Ton 80's of Q-Illz In their semifinal match. The Mixed A League saw Time Out's top-seeded Untouchables eliminate No. 3 seed Tesm No. 3 of Bamboo Cafe In one semifinal while second-seed Done W ith Style from B a m b o o C a fe b ea t S h a r k y 's fourth-seeded Sharks In the other. The Untouchables thru defeated Done With Style for the crown. HamlMM) Cafe's Bobble Buckley made a clean sweep of Playtime's Individual honors for women. Not Bobble Buckley Henry Exposlto tally was she the Ladles' League most valuable player, she was also the most vnluahlr female player In the Mixed A League. On top of that. Buckley also threw her way to the Sanford/laike Mary Championship In Playtime's A ll-Star com p etition , fin ishing ahead of Bamlxxi Cafe's Jolynn Moreland and Joy Krumlede from Tim e Out. Henry Exposlto. the most valu­ able male player In the Mixed A League (or Time Out, claimed tbe men's Sanford/Lakc Mary Champi­ onship by beatin g out M ario Gutierrez and Anthony Floret, who both compete for the Lake Mary Pub. o iittle rre z was the MVP In tbe Men's A League while Roy King of Q-Blz was the Men's A League most vuulablc player. The most valuable players In the Mixed B League were M.T. Muggs' Sharon Poaadnl and Al LeBlsnc from Sir Wallers. ’Hounds hold own as hosts R am s e x p lo it T rib e ’s trials By DEAN SMITH Horald Sports Wrltor From S ta ll R eport* SANFORD — In an early season matchup ol two ol the lop pitchers to the county. I he Lake Mary Rams took advantage ol every Seminole mistake as the Rams claimed a 7-3 Seminole Athletic Conference triumph Frlduy afternoon ai Alumni Field In the Seminole High School Baseball Complex. Only two of Lake Mary's runs were earned as It used speed and clutch hits lo parlay .Seminole mlscucs Into runs. The beneficiary of the timely offense was surprising Rich Alexander, who scattered four lilts, walked two and struck on 13 lit winning his third straight game allt-i dropping his llrst decision ol the season. Alexander has been the find of the season alter not pitching Ills list two years on the varsity. "H e (Alexander) stays around Ihr plate and a has a great slltler." said Lake Mary head coach Allan Tutilc "It's hard lo bclclvc he didn't pitch the last two years. Great coaching, hiinh?" The Rams scored a run In the top ol the llrst Inning oil o f Tribe starter Deon Daniels as Brian Sehumaker drew a two-out walk, stole second, and scored on a single by Dan Story. After striking tail the side In order In the llrsl. Alexander appeared to lose the plate In the second Inning, when Seminole scored all three til Its runs. Brian Wlllcox and Daniels walked before Tommy Holland reached safely when the Lake Mary shortstop hobbled a potential double play ball. After un out. Todd Hensley singled to score Wlllcox and an out later Jamie [ Bee Rams. Page 3B___________________ ____________ __ RAMS I, FIOMTINO SEM INO LE J 3 , . l. u . , v U rn ^ 101 Ml 1 - » » 1 om ooo o - I « * Aleiandtr and P tr«/ D«nl»l» and Goth** WP - Ala.andar (1 I) I P Oanlalt II II Sav* - Nona JO - Non. IB - Non. MR Non. R.cord* Lake Mary I ). I 0 SAC. Samlnola 4 3.0 I SAC Itarald Photo by Zd ward Wolfa Somlnolo's Doon Daniels gavo up Just two oarnod runs on six hits whllo striking out sovon bailors Friday but camo oul on the short end of a 7-3 loss lo Lako Mary. Calapa saves Lyman; Metcalf lifts Lions From S ta ll Raporta G R E Y H O U N D S * . P A T R IO T S l 100 010 0 - 4 » J L y m in |k, B ,. 001 000 1 J » t L*kt D rtn r.n I| tl.y Th««n«. H a y d . 11). C a la p a IZI and K o ll. r Sch ard t and V and«r W .ld a W P - T h a .n t 1301 L P - S ch a rd l II I) S a v . — C a la p a III. J B — L ym a n . Shipley L a k a B r a n ll.y . A n d a rw n and M a r m .r J B - N o n . M R — N o n . R . c o r d i - L y m a n * J. I 0 SA C. L a ka B r a n ll. y * 3 .0 I SA C LONGWOOD — When entertain Ing. It's only polite to let your guests go ahead of you. By tbe same token. Just bccuusc you're the host doesn't mean you can't enjoy yourself as well. 1 That's exuctly what the Lynum Greyhounds did Friday at the Lyman Relays track meet. While the Greyhounds didn't dominate their guests, the Lynum girls did finish second lo Dr. Phillips 1120-92) while the boys |83| were ililrd behind Lakeland-George Jenkins (104M«| and Klsslm m er-O sceola |90'/a| As was the ease III the Seminole Relays a week ago. the Greyhounds scored the bulk of ihclr points In llte running events. Tbe Lyman girls won the distance medley (13 minutes. 34 seconds), the mile medley (4:34.2). and team mile relays. They also finished third In both tbe 4 x 800-meter ( I I : 18.8) and 4 x 100-meter (51.8 seconds) relays. In the boys' bull of the meet, the G reyhou nds won the distance medley (11:04) and the mile medley (3:52) relays and look third In the team mile relay. A trio of Seminole County girls stood out In the Held competition (which was scored as Individual events and not as relays), eacn one of them winning one event and (Inlshlng In the lop three In another. Kutlnu Perry and Bellnder Morgan helped lead Seminole (87) lo a third place finish behind Dr. Phillips and Lym an. Perry won the discus eomeplltlon (109 feet. 5 Inches) and was second In the shot put (36-3 V*) while Morgan was first in the triple Jump |37-6Mj) and third In the long Jump 110-2). The Seminole girls gave a strong showing in the sprint rcluys. winn­ ing both the 4 x 100 meter (49.4 seconds) and -I x 200-metcr 11:49.8| events and finishing second In the 4 x 100-mctcr shuttle hurdle relay (1:11.3). Brown guns Gators into finals ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Kllcy Calapa came on In the bottom o f the seventh to squelch u Lake Brantley rally and stive a 4-3 victory for Lyman In a Seminole Athletic Conference baseball contest Friday night. Th e win. Lym an's fifth In a row. gives the Greyhounds (6-3) a 10 start In the SAC. Lake Brantley drops lo 6-3. 0-1SAC. Senior right-hander Mark Thucus helped Lyman to a 4-1 lead through six Innings. Kyle llaydc relieved Thaens In the seventh and ran Into some trouble. Culupu then came on to gel the final outs. Mitch Schardt (I- II allowed five lilts In throwing a complete game for llte Patriots. MEMPHIS. Term. - Crulg Brown sank five 3-polntcrs and finished with 17 points Saturday us No. 17 Florida shut down Alabama 08-52 In the Southeastern Conference tournament semi­ Raiders see win streak disappear during 6-run sixth a r o u n d t h e n a t io n ] finals. . . , . . Florida (25-0) trailed by six early before using u 9-0 run lo lake the lead for good. The Gators will meet Kentucky (which upset Arkansas 90-78) In Sunday 's championship game. Damctrl Hill added 18 for Florida, who shot 44 percent (25-of-50) for the gumc. BASKETBALL □ Noon - WESH 2. Phoenix Suns at Orlando Magic. (L) b o m p ls f Hating* on Pag* From Staff Reports SANFORD — Seminole Community College's two-game win streak eantc la an end Frlduy afternoon as the Raiders hunded St. Anselm College of New Hampshire an 8-4 victory. Trailing 3-1 through five Innings. St. Anselm struck for six runs In the top of the sixth tuning to overtake the Raiders (8-12). who outhlt the visitors 12-8 but committed four errors and left 10 men on base. St. Anselm scored a run off SCC slatting pitcher Paul Gtambalvo. a freshman from Lake Howell High School. In the top of the first Inning, then fell behind as the Raiders scored single runs In the second, third, and firth Innings. In the second Inning. Seminole High School graduate Rick Eckstein singled and eventually scored on a bunt single by Johnny Goodrich. Erik Jordan, a product of Oviedo High School, gave the Raiders a 2-1 lead when he led off the Jason Shipley had a double and an RBI lo lead the Greyhounds. Tomm y Dixon also drove In a run. For Lake Brantley. Andersen was 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI. Joey Manner also bad a double and an RBI. Lyman will return to action on Wednesday, when the Greyhounds will visit Oviedo for another SAC contest. □ Sec Baseball. Page 3B ST. A N S E L M * . R A I D E R S * St A n ,. im C o l l. , . 100 " ! ,! ! Somlnol* Comm. C o ll.,* 0" 001 “ * ’ * .. * Hondorion. Mock ond Palm* Glombolvo, Moroan (1). Wood It). Rico to) and Ellxor WP - Mtndorion L P - Morgan (O il IB — 51 A n itlm . Ebol 30 — St Anurlm. Mooltsantl. HR - SCC. Jordan Record* — Semlnol# Community College • 12 third Inning with u home run. Jordan also scored SCO’s run In the fifth Inning, when he drew a leud-ofl walk, moved to second on Pete Bczcrcdl's single to center field, look third on « pass hull, and came home on a sacrifice fly by Calvin Muller. Robbie Morgan, another Seminole High School alumnus, relieved Glunibulvo In the fifth and retired St. Anselm In order. But he run Into trouble In the sixth Inning as the first three hatters reached base. A wild pitch, a single, and a triple Inter, Morgnn wus lifted for Chad Wood. □Bee Relays, Page 3B St. Anselm added onothcr run off Wood In the seventh lo g o u p8-3. SCC got u run buck In the bottom of the ninth, when Goodrich (New Smyrna Beach) was lilt by a pitch, stole second, moved to third on a wild pitch, and scored on St. Anselm's only error of the game. Jordan. G ood rich . Eckstein, and Scoti Fergerson (also from Seminole High School) each had two hits for the Raiders. Bezcredl. Muller. Note Ellzcr. and Mutt Dlcmcr (another Seminole graduate) each hud one lilt. Jordan's home run wus the only extra base lilt for SCC. Jordan scored two runs while Eckstein and Goodrich each scored once. Jordan, Goodrich ami Muller each bad an RBI. SCC. which was scheduled lo play Florida Community Collegc-Jacksonvlllc In a Mid-Florida Conference game Saturday afternoon, travels to Orlando Tuesday afternoon for an M-FC contest with the Valencia Community College Matadors. FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F SPO R TS IN YOUR A R E A , READ T H E S A N FORD HERALD DAILY �I B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 13, 1004 S T A T S & STANDINGS DOGS ■ I S A N F O R D O R LA N D O Friday night F lrtt rat* — 1/It. B: II.*1 1 Happy Haro 1100 a to I Poachy Queen IN 7 Sweet Paitlon 100 1 *0 J 10 on 1111.1(1 P(1 1141.40/ T(1 17) 2,40440 Second race — 1/4. O: If.(r lY u p N Y u p 1*0 4(0 110 5 Happy Ac* t w in 11 to 1 to (N o Secret 1*0 Q (I II II.tfi P (I S) 11 M i T (I S I) 111 10; 1(1K t l l f l Ki ODU 1)11.30 Third rata — 1/14. D 11.14 (S J lon o 1(0 t ( 0 1*0 7 Tenn’t Don Price (to 2 70 4 Imokl* Midget 140 O ( M l 11.4(1 P (1 M i l (0i T 1114) 1(4 40 Fourth rac( — 1/14. A: l l . l t 1 Talk Gear Nova 11 00 *1 40 4 (0 4 Gone AVVOL 1 10 t 00 ) Border Oulcait 4*0 Q (t I) 4V.l(j P D I I N N i T 11(1) 979.00 Fifth ra c e -1/14. C: 11.41 1 RV Powerglldr It *0 1 00 1 to 1 Boh 4 Bayla 140 110 (L u lu W a ll! t (0 O ( 1 IIII.M l P (1 1144.7*/ T ( l i t) 144.40 K it h race - 1 / l t , D i l l . l t 4 Kentucky Scrap* 140 1.(0 4 40 2A *ronOM 4ltoy 1*0 1(0 S T tn n 'I K a y c tJ o M0 Q 114) 11.40/ P (4-1) S.M / T (4-1-1) 144.(0 Savtnthraca — 1/14. A i 11.11 I SJ Ella 140 4 40 1 40 ( Nitty O rllly 140 140 1 In The Light 110 O (I I) 11.M l P <1-11 It.M r T O -l-l) 1(0.44/ 1 1 1 (1 1 ) I.M l.(4 Eighth ra c a — 1/14, C iM .M 1 King Mldat 1 to 110 1 00 /CaginM uitang 100 110 lO m n l Slarllghter to 10 O (17) It.Mr P ( M l 11.Mi T ( M l) 114 00 Ninth r a c e - l/ ( . Ci 1*9? I Hockey Fighter (to 1(0 100 Sr'or bet Sweetie 4 40 1 10 (K iow a Prince 4 00 Q(l-S) II M l P <1 1171 00/ T (I 1 () 114.M loth raca — V14. B: n . i t ICrowabout 14 00 4 10 1 (0 1 Aunt Anna 4 00 4 10 4 Bold Survey . 1 (0 O il-1) 11.40/ P l l 1IM.M/ T<1 1 4I4M.M l l t h r a c e - V l t . C: 11.41 1 Flrtt Play 4(0 100 140 1 Boo't Rarnbllnrad II (0 1 40 1 A rC t Prep 110 O 11 1) 10.40/ P ( M l 11.44/ T 11 1 )) 111 M i TT (1 1-4 A 1-1-1) M.M/Jackpot 4.1I1.M 11thraca-1/14. It M 4I 4 SJ Shawn 4 40 4 00 1 40 (P e llla F e a t 4 40 1 40 t Dane* Downing J 10 Q 14 () 14 M/ P ( M i l l M/ T (4 ( 4) 111 40 l l l h r a c a - VI*. B II 11 1 H alrlatt E a rl 1 0O 4 40 4 00 ( I Am A Character 4 40 1 40 I CR 'tC h ooteM e (40 Q ( M l If 40/ P I S O It.M/ T 11(1) 1)1 M i QD (4 ( A M ) 111(0 14th race — 1/(. B 10. If (S h lrliK u n ta 1 40 4 10 1 40 I C R ’t Checkmeout 130 100 1 Nancy H 1 40 Q II (] 11 Mr P ((-I141.M/ T I d 1) 101 40/ S (( I 1 1)111 M A - l. illi M - I K f.n i JA I-A LA I at O R LA N D O SEM IN O LE Friday night F lrtt gama / Marcel 17 40 4 00 9 00 2 Pita 4 10 D M 1 Pinion 3 (M Q I I 7) 21.(0/ P (M )l(f.lO / T (f i l l 14(10 Second geme 1 Plla Agulrra 1) 40 1 40 l.io IC o la F o ru rla 4 40 1 10 / C rk lila A in )# ” 1 * 110 O l l - l l 11.44/ P (1-1)44.44/ T II 17) 1(7.10/ 00(77)1(4.10 Thlrdgame 7 Pita A/cue 14 40 4 40 7 10 2 E rk ld a Reyes 140 4 40 1 Ricardo Oyar I an O (17) 11 40/ P (7 1) U f M . T (7 1 1) 1M M Fourthgamt 1 Pinion Aguirre 14 40 4 40 1 40 1 Irigoyen Reyet 4 40 1 20 4 Pita Jot* ) 40 0 (1 1 ) It 44/ P l l 1140 M i T (1 14)11) 20 Filth gama 2 B eto G o lllr DM 4 40 1 10 I M a r c e l F o ru rla 110 4 10 4 Irig o y e n Jo t* 4 00 0(17111 M i P I l l l d H i T D i l l 3(1 40 llx lh g e m t 7 Ricardo Foruria 7 *0 140 100 4 Marcel Oyarl (40 D IO 4 Minton Reyet I *0 0 114) JO 00/ P l l 4)107.10/ T 11 4 0 ) 404 00 Sevenfigam# 10144 l« 40 )M 1M 7 Irigoyen 14 M 100 1 Arplllage DO 007)44.40/ P 0 7 ) Df.OOj T (1-1-1) 414.00 E lg h tig a m t I Irigoyen Don I1M 110 410 1 Aram ayo Goltli 4 10 4(0 7Mlkel Arpirl (10 Q (1 11 11.40/ P 0-0(1.10/ TT () 17) 110.10 Ninth gam* 4 Said Beltran 10 40 1 40 1 40 1 Napa Bob (10 1 00. IM endlbeD on 140 O (4 1) 4140/ P (411 111.10/ T 14-1-1) 1(7 (4/ (T T cirrya vtrll.M I.O O Ittligim * 4 Bob 11 40 1100 10 10 1 Napa (M 4 70 2 Mendf 1M 0114) 40 40/ P (4 1) 101.M/ T (4-1 1) 204.00 Itthgam* 4 Arplllaga A/pIrl 19 20 1*0 4 40 /Mlkel Ureld* (40 (00 1 Irigoyen Bob 7.40 Q (471 14 00/ P (47)110.M/ T(4-M)027.44 11th gam* 3Mendlb* Victor 14 40 ( 20 7 *0 7 Mlkel Don )M 1M ) Napa Goltli (10 Q ( M l 11 M i P D IIII (0/ T D i l l 110 (0/ O D I0 7 A 1 1I4M 40 lllhgam* 7 Uralda )0 M (M 100 4 Aramayo 410 3 20 l Napa 1 40 O (47 ) 44.(0/ P (7 4) 141.(0/ (T rl Sup 7-4 1) 117.40 I4thg*m( lA ip llla g a Uralde 10*0 ]M 2*0 IMendiba Dob * M OOO I Aramayo A lp lri 4 00 a I I 1) 11 00/ P (171 If 40/ T (1 1 11 110 00/ 1(1 1141(01101 DO (7 1)117.40 A - 1.(11/M - 171.01 SPRINQ TRAINING A ll Tim tt EST AM ER IC A N L E A O U E W Seattle Botlon Oakland Detroit Chicago K an ta tC lly Toronto Cleveland New York Texm Minnesota Milwaukee Baltimore California L 1 3 3 4 5 5 5 5 4 6 7 4 7 6 4 5 4 6 S 4 4 4 4 2 2 1 NATIONAL L E A G U E W Chicago Pittsburgh SI Loul* Near York Atlanta Cincinnati Florida Colorado San Francisco Houston Los Angela* 7 7 6 1 S S 4 4 4 S 4 6 ; L 2 3 3 4 4 4 S 4 4 4 S Pet. (71 447 171 114 )4) 14) M0 444 M0 400 344 7M 200 ID Pet. .m .700 447 434 1)4 1)4 .141 MO MO 4)5 444 Philadalphla 4 s .444 San Diego 4 3 333 Montreal 6 3 .210 N O TE; Split iquad gam ei count In (land Ingi. Mat or college game* do not Friday’! Oamet Cine Innali 1. Clavatand 4.10 Innlngt Detroit 7, Moulton* Lot Angelet l. Baltimore (It) 1 ,10 Inning* P lltib u rg h l, Chicago Whit* Sox ( n ) l Kantai Clly (ti) II, Flerlda ( i l l 1 Chicago While So* <tl) 1. K in ta l City (ti) THIS WEE K S FISHING FO REC AS T m in . FISH 0 New York Yankee* 7. Mlnnetola (it) 1 Florida I n ) t(, Baltimore ( n ) ) New York M a li 4. Montreal 1 St L n u ll4. Philadelphia) Mlnnaiota III) 4. Texat (ti) 4 ChlcagoCubi (ii)4 . San Fra n cltco l Chicago Cuba ( t il 4. Seattle ( t il 1 Colorado 10. Milwaukee ( San Diego f, Oakland 1 Seattle (it) 1). California S Motion ), T e ia i 111 ) t Atlanta /.Toronto*. 10Innlngt taturday'i O am ti Atlanta 1. Toronto 4 Mou*lon 1, Lot Angalai 1 Plltiburgh II, Philadelphia* Flerlda 1. Baltimore 4 Mlnnetola 1. Montreal 1 Te a atf. SI L o u lK Cincinnati 7, Cleveland 4 K an ta tC lly 7, New York M at! 1 Motion } New York Yankee* 0 Chicago While Soa 11. Detroit) Chicago Cubt (ti) vt. Oakland (ti) at Let Vegat Seattl* vt. Chicago Cubi (tt) at Meta. Arlt. M ilwaukee (it) vt. Colorado ( it ) at Tucton, A ril. San Diego vt. Oakland*! Phoenlt Oakland (it) vt. San Francltco at Scot tidal*. Arlt. Colorado (tt) vt California at Temp*. A rli. Sunday’! Oamet Kantat Clly vt Cincinnati (tt) at Plant City. 10) p m P h ila d e lp h ia v t B a lt im o r e at St. Pettrtburg. I 01pm T a ta t (tt) vt Chicago Whit* Sot at Saratota. I;01p m Cleveland (tt) vt Detroit el Lakeland. 1:01 p m. Botton vt Mlnnetola at Fort Myert. 1:01 pm . Florida (tt) vt. Allanta at Watt Palm Beach, 1/(1 p.m. C in c in n a ti ( t t ) v t . F le rld a ( it ) at Melbourne. 1 :0 p.m. Montreal vt Lot Angelet at Vero Beach. 1:01 p.m. SI, Loult vt. Plltiburgh at Bradenton. 1:0) p m New York Yankee* vt Toronto at Dunedin. 1:<Up m Moulton vt New York Mott at Port St Lucie. I lOp m Cleveland ( i l l vt T e ia t (tt) at Port Charlotte, I X)p m Chicago Cubt (tt) vt. Oakland Ittl at Lat V eg a t.) p.m. Chicago Cubt ( i l l vt San Dlogo at Peoria. A r lt ,,) OSp m California vt. Colorado al Tucton. A r i l . 3:0) pm. Milwaukee (it) vt San Francltco (tt) at Scotltdale, A ril .1:0) p.m San Francltco Ittl vt, Milwaukee (tt) at Chandler, A ril., 1 o lp m Seattl* vt Oakland ( t il al Phoenlt. 1 01 p m Monday. March 14 Lot Angalai vt. Flerlda al Malbeurn*. 1:01 p.m. Atlanta vt Montraal al W ail Palm Baach. I Olp m Kantat City (tt) yt. Moulton at Klttlm me*. t:01p m. Toronto vt. Philadelphia at Claarwater. t:01p m. Pltttburgh vt. Botton al Fort Myert, 1:01 p m Chicago Whit* Soa III) vt. Kantat City ( t il al Haines Clly. I OSp m Cleveland vt. New York Matt al Port SI Lucie. 1:lOp m SI Loult vt Teaat at Pori Charioll*. 1:10 p.m. San Francltco vt Colorado at Tucton. A r l i . 1 Olp m Milwaukee vt Chicago Cubt at Mata, A r l i , ) 0)p m San Diego vt Seallt* at Peoria A ril , 10 ) p m Oakland vt California al Temp*. A rli . T Olp m Cincinnati vt Baltimore at St Pelartburg. 7:01 p m Mlnnetola vt Chicago White So> 111) at Saratota. 7.OSp m New York Yankaat vt. Oelroll al Lakeland. 7 Olp.m CO LLKQ B B ASK B ALL EAST N Carolina A AT 74. Md t Shard 7) SOUTH Augusta 4 0. Georgia Coll 1 ( Armtlrong St. (. S C Alkan 7 Barry I, Columbia I Btrey 1, Ohio Dominican 1 Barry 7, Birmingham Southern 1 Birmingham Southern 7, Ohio Dominican 0 Campballtvlll* 11, Cumberland. K y .) 0 Carton Newman* 10. M a rt Mill 1 11 Duka 7, Tamp I* 4 Elond l.C aldw be 17 E vd n ivlll* 4, Purdue 1 Fla. Inlarnallnnall 7, La Salta 17 G u llla rd 20. Worcetttr Polytechnic* Jeckionvtll* SI. I). Athlend) Lincoln Memorial 4, Brlttol 4 Lynn 47, Botton U. 1 0 Morahaod St. 14. Wltcontin Milwaukee 11 North Carolina 12. Connecticut 1 N C. Greentboro 4 ). Charlatton Southern 01 N C. W#tloy*n I. Farrum 7 Rulgert Newark I. Urtlnut 1 Samlord 117, Marcar 10 4 South Florida 7, Fordham 1 Station (. Virginia Tech 1 Tann Marlin I, Ertod H ardem an! Towton St 47, Campbell I S Troy St. 7, Auburn Mr Igomery* Union, Tann. 1111, Lincoln Memorial 0 1 ValdotteSt, 10. SIU EdwardtvIllaO W. Carolina 101. E . Ttnnetteo SI. I I Wlnlhrop f . Georgia 4 Wolford IS. Dannlton I M ID W EST Banadlclln*. Kan. ) 4. Peru SI. 2 0 Fort Mays St. a. Mornlngtide I Fort May* St, 14. Wayne. Neb 4 Illinois 10, Provldanca 4 SOUTHW EST Arkansas 14, SoutharnMIti f Cent Michigan*, Texas Pan Americano Dallas Baptist ( 14. Schralntr S 0 Oklahoma*. Iowa SI 1 S. Arkansas4 4, Harding 17 SW Texas SI . 4. Concordia Lutheran 1 Tar It ton SI. 4, W ny'v'd Baptist) T e a atf, LSU 7 Teaat A&M Klngtvlll* 1. St. Edward’*. Teaat* Teaat Christian 4. Teaat Tech I FARW EST California II. U C LA * TO U R N A M E N TS Spartan Clastic Oam* 4 San Jota SI. D. Main* ] NBA STANDINGS EASTERN CO N FEREN CE Atlantic Dtvlilon W L Pet. New York 41 tv 4(3 Orlando 3/ 11 .(17 Miam i 33 37 .!!( Naw Jersey 31 K 117 Boston 22 37 371 Philadalphla 20 41 .31* Wathlnglon 19 41 117 Central Dlvltlon Allanta 42 to 700 Chicago 3( 72 (1) 34 21 190 Cleveland 31 27 114 Indiana 21 3) 411 Charioll* 17 4) 11) Milwaukee GB — 4 « 10 11V* JP-T 27 4 4W 10 16 25 J G « 1 k 1 . L a k ( C rM e an I p G F Laka Q acrg* p F (1 O cala Fo ra tt E E E Ocklaw aha n iva r F E F La ka K ar P G F La ka PanaaoFTkaa P P c Ctarmont C h ain F G (1 La ka K ltd m rrtM G E <3 La ka Orlffln F E l La ka Hacrla P G F O ra n g a L a k a F G C L a k a L o ch lo o a a P F F P 0 f La ka T o h o p a k d tg a F G C1 La ka R o u * * * iu F G C1 P T ta la A p o p k a C h a in La ka Walt P F R o d m a n Raaarvolr P G F • L Jo h n * Rlvar (M) F G C t t . Jo h n * Rlvar (S) F G F W lthlacoochaa Rlvar F F E touwee rwwaa i m tea t M M r rw Canaamea Detroit IS 4} 110 W ESTER N CO N FEREN CE MidwetlDlvItlen w L Pel Houston 41 16 719 San Antonio 41 IB 705 Utah 42 20 477 Denvtr 79 31 463 Minnesota 16 44 767 Dallas 6 53 131 Pacific Q vm on 44 IS 746 Saattl* Phoenlt 39 20 661 Portland 36 23 673 Golden Slate 35 25 511 L A Lakert 73 IN 397 L.A. Clippers 71 56 356 Sacramento 21 39 150 Friday’ s Garnet New York *0 Botlon *1 New Jersey 17. Indian* 7) Wathlnglon 100. Denver*) Orlando 111, Philadelphia 10} Phoania 1)1. Miami 107 Atlanta 10* Chicago 77 D e lro ilff Cleveland94 Charioll* 97. Mmneiota9l Seattle 100. San Antonio99 Sacramento UK. Milwaukee 100 LA Clippers 104. Dallas 9a Saturday’s Oamet Charioll* al Naw Jersey, (nl Atlanta at Detroit, (n) M llwaukteal Indiana. Ini Cleveland it New York, (nl Sacramento at Chicago, (nl San Antonia *1 Houston. In) Sunday’* Garnet Pho#nit al Orlando, D p m Philadelphia at Wathlnglon. I p m L A Lakert at Mmn*so*a 3p m Miami al Batten, 7 pm . Houston .it Dallas */i m Golden Stale al L A Clippers 9p m Portland at Saalll*. 10 p m Monday’s Garnet Botton at Charlotte. 7 X p m San Antonio at D r n u r .t p m LA Lakert at Utah 9 pm Detroit at Sacramento to )0 o m 27 GB — — IV% 1J'> 7AM 3! — 5 7 9‘ 1 TOM 73 7JM NBA BOXES Fndar nnjit s games MAGIC 111, 7t*rt lot P H ILA D E L P H IA (10)1 Perry 4 10 0 0 9. Wnit her spoon 9 It 4 7 11 Leckner 1 4 0 0 4. Barros J to 0 0 > J Malone 9 11 7 7 14. Oawklni 14 4 ) 4 Woolndo* ( 14 11 II. Bol I ) 0 0 1. Graham 4 (1 1 1 0 Totals 41 90 19 14 10) O R LAN D O (1121 Scott 19 00 4. A vent I 10 0 2. O Neal tl 19 4 It II. Hardaway 9 1)12 It. Anderson a I) t i l l . Krytlkowldk ) ( 2 1 12. Bowl* 110 0 1. Skllet 470 4 4 14. Royal 1 7 2 4 1 Turner 02 00 0 Totals 4) M l ) 24112 Philadelphia II II >0 29 - II) Orlando 14 II 1] 10 - ID 1 Point goal) — Philadelphia 4 II (Barros 2 4. J Malone 1 I, Perry 13. Woolrldg* 0 1, Dawkins 01). Orlando 7 l| lAnderton 4 0 Skllet 14. Hardaway I 1. Stoll 0 01 Fouled oul — None Rebounds — Philadelphia )0 (Wealhertpoon ID, Orlando 60 10 Neal 111 A t t l l l l — Philadelphia 19 (Dawklnt 41. O rlan d o 31 IS kllet 7) Total lo u lt — Philadelphia 20. Orlando 19 Technical) * P e r r y . P h ila d e lp h ia ille g a l deten te. Krystkowiak. Orlando Illegal deltnse A 11,1(1. SUNS 111.HEAT 107 PH OENIX (111) Barkley 4 12 0 10 It Ceballot II 10 4 4 JO. W ell 0 10 DO II. K Johnson 7 10 14 17. M*|trl* 10 14 0 0 24. Green ) 9 0 0 10. Kleme 1) 00 2. Atnqe 4 ( 3 ( 1 ) Totals 4( t« to 10 III MIAMI <1071 Long 3 1 1 4 (, Rice (11 1 1 10, Selkaly ( 14 71 It. Shaw 4 D I 2 It, Smith ) II ) 7 D, Miner 4 to 2 1 14, Salley 1 4 00 4. Burton 4 9 0 111. WlleyOOOOO Totals 4] (3 M i l 10/ Phbtnlt 14 It II 17 - 111 Miami II 29 It If - 101 3 Polnl goal! — Phtenlx I IS IMalerle * 9, Alng* 2 4. Barkley 01). Miam i 9 10 (Shaw ) 9. Smith 21. HIc* 1*1 Fouled oul — Non* Rebound! — Photnln 42 (Ceballot 111. Miami 44 (Long. Rice. Smith 71 A ttltlt - Phoenix 31 IJohnton 171, Miami 31 IShaw 9) Total loult — Phoenlt 10. Miami 23 Technicals Barkley, Selkaly, Miami coach Loughery A -11.200 C O L llO E BASKETBALL MIDW EST Indiana 76, Wltcontin 65 Nor f h w e tltr n ?7* M ic h ig a n 9X O T FARW EST Arliona St.94. Arizona V TO U R N AM EN TS Atlantic Coail C o n ltn n ci Sam IfInal i North Carolina 64. Waka Forest |4. OT VlrQlnla 44. Duke Al Big E ait Conference SemlflnaU Georgetown 76, Salon Hall /I. OT Providence A9, Connecticut A7 Big Eight Conference Semifinal! Ne bra ik a 91, M lu o u rl 91 Oklahoma 5! A9, K an w i aa Mtd American Conference Championship Ohio U. •?, Miami, Ohio AA Southeastern Conference Semifinal! Florida Al. Alabama J2 Kentucky 90* Arkansas 71 NCAA Automatic Bid! School! thal have received automatic bid! to the NCAA tournament. All automatic bid! are granted to conference tournemenf cham plons with the enceptlon ot the Big T«r>. Ivy League end Pacific 10 conference!, which do not have post season tournament! and award 1) 24 10 (0 2)4 31 74 1 74 114 1) 77 1 14 204 19 41 ( M 209 P a cllit Ovltton Calgary 3) 21 11 77 249 34 30 3 71 111 Vancouver 1) 30 1) 41 1(4 San Jot* 1) 40 1 1) IN Anaheim, Lot Angelet 72 3) 10 14 1U 19 41 10 a i n Edmonton Friday* 0*m*t Vancouver (. Winnipeg 4 Calgary 4. Florida 3 Edmonton*. Oelroll 2 Chicago 3. Anaheim 1 Saturday's Game* H a rtfo rd 2, D a lla s ! . II# Pittsburgh 4. N Y , R anger s 1 New Jersey 3. Boston I Quebec at Washington. Ini Philadalphla al Monlr**l, (nl Winnipeg al Toronto, (nl San Jot* al Calgary, (nl N Y Idanders al S3 L ouii. In) But'aloal Los Angeles, (nl Sunday’s Games Vancouver at Chicago. 2 33 p m Dallas*!N ew Jersey, ) Olp m Pittsburgh al Hartford. S OSp m Ottawa *1 Anaheim. ) 11 p m Tampa Bay at Philadalphia. 7:11 p m Monday's Games Boston at Montreal. 7:3) p m Chicago*1 Quebec. 7.3)p m N .Y. Rangert #1 Fkeld*, 1/31 p.m. Dallas St. Loul* Chicago Winnipeg 111 12) 1(4 Ttl III 117 HI 31* 2(1 is* N H L S U M M A M IS Friday noht’i gam* F L A M E S 4, P A N T H E R S ) F lo rid a 1 I 4 -1 C a lg a ry ( 1 I - I F l r t l P e rio d — IF lo rid a . F d / g e ra id 14 ( B a n n in g . M u r p h y ) . 7 )) P e n a llle t — F lt/ g e ra ld . FI* Ih ookin gl. D 20. K ru i* . C a l (e lb o w in g ) , 14 12. Y aw n ey. C a l ( c r o n c h e c k ln g l. I t 3) Second Period — 2 Calgary. Robert* 30 IMacInnit. Heichell 7 03 <pp 1. 1 Florida llarn ei 14 (Hawgood Lomakin). ( 0J Ippl 4 Calgary. Relchal )) (Wall, /alaptkll, I! 14 Ippl Penalllet Fdo erald. Fla Ihooking), I K i Severyn. Fla irnldmgl. 3 12. Kruta, Cal (holding), 4 13. Savaryn Fla, major lh g M in g l.9 J*. Kruse. Cal m*|or Ilighting), 9 31/ Skrudland. Fla (holding), II 12. Maclnnlt, Cal (hooking). 14 2) Third Period — ) Catgary, Titov 14 lYawrrey Wall). 14 39 4 Calgary. Fl*ufy29 (Roberti Nytander). i* 'l* Pinaltlat — MoterIs. Cal (slashing) 10 14 Shots on goal — F im d a 11 S—II Calgary l 12 10- K Power play Opporturlliei - Florida I ol ) Calgary lo l 4 Goalies Florida Vanbiesbrouck II JO* 129 shots 2) saves) Calgary Vernon 19 1)4 I D 111 A — 20. DO Relere* - Andy v<*r Mellemond Linesmen (lob Hndgei Mark Pare Bob R t w lln l D (v « E lc h * lb * rg « r Bob Wynn D ick G o a l! H a ro ld Hanning R iv e t Meb*« H a rr y Totcano D ick L o ti B a rt Yancay (lobby N lch o lt F r t d R u ll Bob R t llh B ru ce C rom p ton Bab* H lt k ty Snail L a n ca tto r M a r Ion Heck B u tch B a ird L a r r y M o w ry Lee E ld a r M illa r B arbar L a r r y L a o re lll Tom H a r r t ll Don M**t#ng*l* D ick R h yan A l K e lle y Bob O lc k io n C h a rlie S llto rd R ic h a rd B a tta lt Tom m y A y co ck O ruc* D e vlin Don (He* Rob C a rto n Lou G rah am D ic k H tn d r lc k io n Howl# Johnson Bob Drue T e rry F o rcu m G eorg* Shot trldg* B ill H a ll Gen* L Itllar B illy M a x w a ll B ill John*Ion D e nn is Walsh 7 (7 1 -1 4 7 14 71-147 7174-147 74-71— 141 7173-141 147 1-14 1 111 4 - Id n « -ta 71 74-141 74 73-14* 11 74-149 74 71-149 117 1-14 9 (0 7 0 - I M 1971-110 1 4 7 4 -1 M 74 14—IM 1 1 1 1 - IM 111 1 -IM 1*73-111 77 7 4-1)1 71 74— 111 74 71-111 74 71-111 74 71— 111 7174-111 7174-111 71 71-111 *0 7 1-1)7 7* 7 1 -1 )7 7( 7 1-1)7 77 71-117 7( 71—112 (1 71-113 7171-113 7* 77-113 (0 74-114 (0-74— 114 79 71— 114 71 71-114 71 79-117 I ) 79-142 ( 2 (4 -1 4 9 TR A N SA C TIO N S B A SE B A LL AmertcanLeague CALIFO RN IA A N G E LS - A lig n e d Ron W a lto n . Troy P erctvaf. John F r l l i and Bob Game#, p iic h e rt. and F a u tfo Te|ero and Jo ie M o n /o n. ca tc h e r!, to m inor league cam p o»dt to fhe regular teaaon champion The C L E V E L A N D IN D IA N S A t t lg n e d East Coast. Great Midwest and Midwestern A p o lin a r G a r c ia . R a m te r C o rre a , G re g Collegiate do not receive aulornalic bids M c C a rth y , and C a lv in Jorvet. p itc h e rt, C ra ig Central Florida, Trans America Athletic C o lb e rt and- R y a n M o rlin d a le , cafe h e n , and Conference G re g B rile y and K en R am ot o u tfie ld e n to Dreaet, North Atlantic Con ter erne lh a ir m in o r league c a n p James Mad#son, Colonial Athletic A tux NEW YO RK Y A N K E E S - A m g n e d Tale Liberty. Big South Conference See frie d flr t t b ate man. to their m in o r league Loyola Md . Metro Atlantic Athletic ca m p Massachusetts Atlantic 10Conference NafionalLeafue Navy. Patriot league C I N C I N N A T I RED S — A n n o u n ced an Ohio University M<d Amer lean Conference e x te n tlo n of their player developm ent con Pennsylvania Ivy League tra c t w ith fhe C h alfirto o g a L o o k o u t! of the Pepper dine. West Coast Conference Southern League through 1996 Rider. Northeast Conference NEW YORK M E T ! - Signed P a b lo D uran Southern Illinois Missouri Valley l i r t t belie m an to a m trv r league c o ntract Southw#»i Te*as State Southland B A S K E TB A LL Southwestern Louisiana Sun Relt National Batkefcall Auectatien Tennessee Chattanooga. Southern LOS A N G E L E S L A K E R S - Extended the Tennessee State, Ohio Valley Conference contract ot Randy Pfurij, coach, lor one year Wisconsin Green Bay Mid Continent through the If9 ! 94 le a u n SAN ANTONIO SPURS - Activated Terry F L O R I D A !! A L A B A M A !! C u m m ln g i, fo rw a rd to r n the in ju re d f lit A L A B A M A (19 91 N A S C A R P tr o U fo r 100 Faulkner I t 90 J. Peck Cove I 4 00 J. H A M P T O N G a — The lirw up for Sunday % P la c e d C h ris W hitney, guard, an the infured f ill C alley 7 5 * 4 » Orange 2 9 0 0 ! G rill in 5 I } 1 Pyrolafo# 500 N A S C A R if f K k ca r ra te , w ith F O O TBALL 16. Pitts 0 1 7 7 7 McDyess 0 7 0 0 0 P*st<"k re ttd en ce fyfj# of and qu a h fyin q tpeed In Natrona) Football League 7 5 0 0 5 Rogers 0 0 17 1 Washington 3 6 0 0 6 m ph CHICAGO B E A R S — Signed M e r r il Hog*, Bethel 00 00 0, A Brown 1 7 00 7 Totals I l o y A lle n J r . R a leig h . N C F c rd fu llb a c k, to a three year co ntract 11 41 9 1157 T hunderbird 160 707, R a c k recocd old re D E N V E R BRONCOS — Signed T.m Brow n FLO R ID A (IS 6) co rd 110 16) R ick M a d Nov 1997 7 G eoff w ide re ce iv e r, to an otter thee I U o d m t. J u lia n N C F o rd T h u n d erb ird . Thompson 0 J 0 0 0 DeCiercq J • I J 7 Mill D ETR O IT LIONS - Re v g n e d B re tt Per 179 679 7 9 7 J >6 Cross 3 10 3 4 10 C Brown 6 100 17 rim a n , w ide receiver, to a three year con 3 T e r r y L a b o n le , A r c h d a le . N C . J Anderson 4 6 7 4 10. Dyrkolbotn M 0 0 7 tra c t C h e v ro le t lu m in a , 179 567 , 4 M a r k M a r lin . Kutsma 1 5 0 0 7 G Williams Ot 3 4 ). G R E E N BAY P A CK ER S - Signed M a rk Mlckens 0 7 17 1. Griffiths 0 7 0 0 0 Bates 0 1 Jarn etfow n , N C . F o rd T h u n d e rb lrd . 179 405 D id io . w ide receiv er, and Tony B a rk e r 000 Total! 75 56 17 1961 5 Joe N em echeh . L a ke la n d . Chevrolet line back #r l u m l n i , 179 )71 j 6 R ic h B lc k l e J r Halftime — Florida J* Alabama 7! 3 point W ASM IN O TO N R E D S K IN S Signed E d q er fon, Wi* , F o r il T fiy n d tib ird , 179 J t j goals Alabama 9 7t ( G riffin 4 6 Washing E th a n H orton, fight end, to a two year 7 E r n ie I f va n , 'Rockwell,. N C , F o rd ton 7 1, Pastink 11 Peck Love 1 1, Orange co n tra ct Th u n derbird I79J56) 6 W ard B u rfon Soulh 17. Catfey 0 1. Pitts 0 1. Faulkner 0 1), H O CK EY Bokfnn. V a . C h tv ro le f Lu m ln a. 119 030 Florida 6 13 fC Brown 5 5. Cross 13 Oe N a tio n a l Hockey League 9 C h u ck Dow n, A ih b q ro . N C , F o rd C le r tq 0 t, M lck e n s 0 I, K u ltm a Q H Fou led A N A H E I M M IG H T Y D U C K S Sent Th u n derblrd *79 074. 10 G re g S a ck !, W inter out None Rebounds Alabama 76 J a rro d Skald* center, and Scott C h arb er. P a rk . F o rd fh u n derbird, 176 907 (Rogers Caffey 5). Florida 31 (Hill 9) tfofem em an, 1o San D iego of the Interna II H a r r y G a n i, T a y lo r » v i He. N C Assists Alabama 13 (Bethet 41 Florida 14 ito n a l H ockey League C h e v r o le t L u m ln a 176 656 17 R u lf y (Cross 61 Total fouls - Alabama ts. Florida C H IC A G O B LA C K H A W K S T ra d e d W a lla ce . Concord. N C F o rd Th u n derbird 17 Technical Alabama bench F ra n h ve k K ucera, dekm vem an, and Jocelyn 176 546 le m ie u x , right wing, k» the H a rtfo rd W h a le n II J e ll B ur Ion S a jlh Hoc ion, Va Ford S a tu rd a y 's W om en's Scores lor G a ry Suter, deUvttem an R an d y Cun fh u n d e rb ird 176 576, 14 M o rg a n Shepherd M ID W E S T n eyw orth left w ing rtu l an u n d iid o t e d d r a ll C on over. N C F o rd T funder b ird . 176 116 Ohio St 9) Illinois 4! ch o ice Traded Troy M u r ra y center, lo th« IS llr o lf Bodm e fM rrttb u rq , N C ‘ uni Michigan St 73. Indiana It O H a a a Senator %tor (ukjre coniideration% fh u n d e rb ird 171 130 l i Dale E a rn h a rd t Penn St 9# Northwestern 71 N E W YORK RAN GERS - R e ca lle d M at Doolie. 14 C C h e v ro le tL u m ina, 176 770 Purdue I tO. Michigan 51 M a i N o r *f r o m . de I c m n m a n . f r o m 17 J e f f G o rd o n , H u r v f e r iv ille , N C , FARW EST B in gh a m ton of the A m e rica n H ockey League C h e v r o le t L u m ln a , 171 174 16 C u r H i Arizona 104. Arizona St 69 S O fC T R M a r k h a m . P a le r ib u rg . V a , F o rd Thun TO U R N AM EN TS National Profeitnnal Soccer League d e rb ird . 177 706 Atlantic 19 Conference N P S L — Suspended and fined W ich ita 19 Todd 11o d une, liir r lib u r g . N C . F o rd Championship for w a rd C h ico Bor pi for one g am e tor h it fh u n d e rb ird . 177 435, 70 D ick T ric k le , Iron Rutgers 79, George Washington 71 conduct toward an o fficia l d u rin g Sunday s Station, N C C h e v ro tH L u m ln a . 17/ 467 Colonial Athletic Association g am e, Si, L a u it goalie Jett Wobben for two 71 B il l E lllo ff. D ia ir iv llle . G a , F ord Championship g a rn e i tor u n n e c e iia ry play d uring Sunday I T h u rd e rb ird , 177 607, 77 R ic k y Rudd. Lake Old Dominion 78 George Mason 61 gam e, and D ayton R e w ard B ra d Sm ith for N o rm a n . N C . F o rd T h u n d trb lrd . 177 336 Great Midwest Conference one gam e for h i! conduct during last F rid a y i 73 S te rlin g M a r lin . C o lu m b ia . Tenn Championship gam e C h ev ro let Lu m ln a, I77J09 74 K en Schrader. Alabama Birmingham 66. Memphis St 57 C O LLE O E Con cord. N C , Chevrolet lu m m a , 177 763 Mid American Conference A ID E R S O N BROADOUS - N am ed B ill 75 J im m y Spencer. M o o re iv ille . N C , Championship D e n n liio n m e n '! io c c e r coach F o rd T h u rd e rb ird 177 166, 76 Joh n A rsdratli, Bowling Green 74. Toledo 63 HOUGH TO N — Nam ed Pe te r F u lle r m en % In d ia n a p o lii, C h e v ro le f L u m ln a , 177 034 North Atlantic Conference io c c e r coach 77 K y le f e l l y Hi<J' Poin t. N C . P o n lla c Championship KEN TUCKY S u s p e n d e d R o d r lc k G r a n d P r lx , 176 967 76 J e f f P u r v lt . Vermont S3. Northeaitern SI Rhodes, forw ard, from F rid a y ! Southeastern C l a r k f v i l l e . T a n n ,, C h e v r o le t L u m ln a . Southern Conference Con ference tournam ent gam e for b reakin g 174 69/ Championship an u n sp ecified team n ie 29 D e r r d e Cope. H u n ttr iv llla . N C . F o rd Georgia Southern if , Furman IS N E B .- O M A H A — Announced the resJgno T h u n d crb ird 176 577 30 Bobby Labonle. Southwest Conference tlon of Bob Hanson, m in 's b a tk e lb a ll coach Championship Trinity* N C , P o n lla c Grand Prix, 174 560 SAN OIEGO STA TE Suspended K yle 11 S ie v e G r lif o m , L ib e rty , N C * C h evrolet Texas 71, Tex<ii Tech 69 T u rley, D an Mi lie n . M a ll Woe and M a r k Ron. L u m ln a , 176 504. 12 M ic h a e l W a llr ip . Southwester n Athletic Conference offen sive linem en, Irtm a ll lootbalt learn D a v id io n , N C , P o n lla c G ra n d P r ix, 176 441 Semifinal! a c tiv itie s and the uiu of foo tball related 33 B obby H a m illc n , N a k h v llle . Tenn . Gram blingSf US. Southern U 14 fa c ilitie s for four to six weeks after they were P o n tia c G ra n d P rlx . 176 356, 34 L a k e Speed. Alcorn State 74. Alabama State 67 a rre ste d for investig ation ot co nsp ira cy to Con cord, N C , F o rd Thunderblrd, 1/6 316 Sun Belt 0*»ftranca c o m m it battery and v a n la llt m last weekend 15 Ted M u ig ra v e , Troutm an, N C . F o rd Championship T h u n dcrbird. 176 160 36 D a le J a r r e ll. H ic k Louisiana Tech 66. W Kentucky 43 o ry , N C , C h evrolef L tm ln a . 176 117 37 R ic k M a it , R o ck b rid g e O ath!, V a , F o rd T V / R A P IO ]i Women's NCAA Automatic Bids T h u n d e rb ird . 174 101, 36 D a v e M a r c iv Schools that hava received automatic bids A v e r y ! C ree k, N C . C h e v ro le t L u m ln a . to fhe NCAA tournament All aulornalic bids T tla H tio n 174 076 are granted to conference tournament cham AU TO RACING 39 H u t S t r ic k lin . C a le r a , A la . F o rd plons with the exception of the Big Tori/ Ivy I p m - W F T V 9, N A S C A R , P u ra la le r XM. Thunderbird, 174 061, 4d D a r re ll W a llrip , League and Pacific 10 conference*, which do (LI Fran klin ., Tenn , C h ev rciet L u m ln a , 171 967 not have post tea ion lourmnnartlt and award C O L L E O E B A S K E TB A LL 41. Jim m y Mem ley, Ridgeway, V a , F o rd bids to the regular season champion, The 12 30 p m — W C P X 4. IMinoit *1 Purilue. Thunderbird. no ipeed provliional. 42 Mike East Coast Conference does not not receive (L ) Wallace, Concord. N C . Ford Thunderbird an automatic bid II 30 p m — ESPN. NCAA W om *ni no ipeed. p r o v liio n a l Alabama Bir mingham, Great Midwest Tournam ent S e le cIlo n lh o M . (L ) Bowling Green, M id American Conference I p m — E S P N . B i} E lflh l ch a m p lo m h ip . Connecticut, Big East Conference (L) Fordham, Patriot League 3 41 p m — W C P X 4. B ig E a t l cham pion Georgia Southern, Southern Conference ship. (L ) Louisiana Tech, Sun Belt Conference 3 p m — E S P N . A C C cham pionship. (L ) Loyola. Md . Metro Atlantic Athletic POA Seniors 3 30 p in — W iR U )4. S E C cham pionship. Missouri, Big Eight Conference SAN ANTONIO - Score* Saturday alter (L ) Notre Dame, Midwestern Collegiate the tacond round of the PGA S«nlori 5450.000 ) p m — E S P N . B N W e il ch a m p lo n ih lp . North Carolina. Atlantic Coast Conference Vantage Af Th# Dominion, played on lha (L ) Old Dominion, Colonial Athletic Association 4.(14 yard, par 24 34~72 Dominion court* 4 30 p m W C P X 4, N C A A M e n ’ s Portland, West Coast Conference Jim Albut 4(47-13) to u rn a m e n t S election U io * . IL ) Rutgers, Atlantic 10 Conference Glbby Gilbert 71 47-13* I 30 p m — E S P N , SW AC ch a m p lo n ih lp , Tennessee, Southeastern Conference George Archer 49 *9— 13( J I P ( L ) Tennessee State, Ohio Valley Conference Graham M an h 7)47-139 1 30 p m — E S P N . M E A C cham pionship. fe«a*. Southwest Conference Simon Hobday 7049-139 J I P (L ) Vermont* North Atlantic Conference Jack Kiefer 71 49-140 PRO B A S K E T B A LL Virginia Tech. Metropolitan Conference 7149-140 Lee Trevino Noon — W E S H I, P t o e n li Sunt a l O rla nd o Rocky Thompion 71 49-140 M a g ic . (L I 71 70— 141 J C Snead B A S E B A LL Jim Colberf 71 70-141 I p m — W O R. E x h ib itio n. Houston A il r o t 71 70-141 Jim Oenl a l N ew Y o rk M e ls , (L ) Tom Wargo 70 71-141 All Tinas EST I 30 p m — SC. Collage. Duke a l F lo rid a Dave Stockton 49 73-141 E A iT C R N C O N F E R E N C E 2 p m — S(JN. F lo rid a a l C e n tra l F lo rid a , Mike Hill 73 49-142 (L I Atlantic Division Jimmy Powell 71 72-14) W L T PI* OF OA GOLF 70 73-14) Kermll Zarley N Y Rangers 43 70 4 97 24( 1(1 3 p m - W E S M I. Hcnda Class. IL I Orville Moody 7)49-144 New Jersey H OCKEY 36 70 10 u 24) 112 Ben Smith 7149-144 Washington 7 p m , — S U N , N H L , T a m p a B ay L ig h tnin g 31 79 8 70 2I( 209 74 70-144 Dale Oouglat) Philadelphia a l P h ila d e lp h ia F ly e r s . lU 31 37 S 6! 24t D ) Jerry Mcgee 74 70-144 Florida It IT to 44 li/ 111 flub Belley 74 70-144 N Y Islanders 78 37 7 43 231 219 Rada Larry Gilbert 74 70- 144 Tampa Bay 2! 34 6 SI 1(1 10) B A S E B A LL G ’. ry Player 7) 71-144 North***) Dlvltlon 12:10 p m . - W W N Z A M (14401. E x h ib itio n . 7) 71-144 Gay Orewiir Boston 34 It 12 84 134 1(4 A tla n ta B ra v e s v t F lo rid a M a rlin s Walter Zembrlikl 7) 71-144 Montreal 31 22 11 HI 231 191 2 p m W U C F F M (19 91, C o lle g e . Char lei Coody 73 72-1*4 Pittsburgh 34 72 12 rtO 247 237 F lo r id a v t C e n tra l F lo rid a 77 41-14! Randy Pelrl Buffalo 3) 14 8 71 230 1(0 BASKETBALL Tommy Aaron 74 71-1*1 Quebec 24 34 7 59 217 229 Noon - W D U O A M IS(0). pregam e a l 10 34 73 72-14) a m . W E D G F M (9) 11. N B A . P h oan lx Sun* Bob E Smith Hartford 21 3( 8 54 IM 230 Dew III Weaver 72 73-14) Ottawa 10 11 8 71 145 314 a t O rla n d o M a g ic Terry Dill 70 71-141 W ESTER NCO NFERENCE 7 p m - W C T O A M llaO ), College, N C A A Chi Chi Rodrigue! 7) 71-144 Central Dyiston S etocllon Sunday Oruce Summerhay* 7171-144 W L T Pis G F OA H O CK EY Dava Hill 72 74-144 Detroll 40 23 1 (1 797 730 (p m - W G T O A M (S40), N H L . Tam pa Don January 71 74-144 Toronto 37 21 II (1 730 194 B a y L ig h tn in g a l P h lla id lp h la F ly e r* AUTO RACING GOLF INHL STANDINGS ' i , J J 1 j ; �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1094 - 3D Waddle’s 704 tops another week of high scoring at BA- Sanford SpaoUl to the Herald SANFORD - Tim Waddle broke 700 an the high scores continued to Ik - rolled at Howl Am erica-San ford this week. Waddle recorded a week’s best 70-t series to pace the Thursday Nile Mixed League on March And while no one else could reach the 700 level. 22 men turned In series topping BOO. Pat Johnson was the next host among the men as he recorded two OOOs, a (>7H and a 003, to be the only howler to lop (MX) twice. Also reaching (MX) were: Bill R iley (077); Jim Waugh |(MH|; Bill Slnnott (052); Jimmy Roche. 1038); Jamea Helmer (03d); Ray Williams 1033); Steve Kafka (032); Russ Frystnger (031); Eric Ralston (030); Ken Qable (0231. Ron Van □ e ld e r, (0231; Jim M oyer (021); Bruce Hlmachoot (010); Bob lloaford (010); Dick Porettl (017); Bill lloaford (010); Ron Allman (0141; Jamea Grlgga (008): BUI McClure (007); and Harold Sundvall 1004). The women also had a (MX) tills week as Dolorea Jackson tallied a (M l to better die 505 by Debbie Newman In the Thursday Nile Mixed League on March 3. Jackson also had the week's third best series of 501 In the Ueaehtlinc League on March 0. Other women rolling 5(X)s were: Linda Staf­ ford (575); Penny Smith (507); Phyllla Mott (500. 552): Agnes Ognoaky 1528); and Jackie Royal 5(X>. The week also saw an abundance of 200-phis games. 54 men and women achieved that mark. lopping the men was James Helmer with a 278 In the Hccr:30Clty League on March 2. Jackson also had the best women’s game with a 247 on March 3. Other 200 games were turned In by; Phyllla Mott (244); Penny Smith (228); Newman (224): Agnes Ognosky (223); Jackson (2 12); and Dottle Roberson (205). BEER:30 CITY LEAGUE, FEB. 23 Series — Steve Kalka. 032: Hon Van Gclder, 023; Jim Moyer. 021; Hob Masford. 891. Games — Donnie Dcneveulo. 258; Moyer. 240; Van Odder, 244: Hanford. 244: Steve Womack, 243. MARCH 2 Series — Pal Johnson. 078; Jim Waugh. 064: Hill Slnnott, 052: Jimmy Kochr, 038; James Helmer, 030; Hay Williams, (133: Ken Gable. 023; Hill Hosford. 010: James Griggs, 008; Hill McClure. (K)7; Harold Sundvall. 004. Games — Helmer. 278: Johnson. 202; Slnnott, 259; McClure, 254. HI NOONERS, FEB. 23 Series — Phyllis Molt. 580; luiurn Leahy, 407: Hetty Honmlne. 407; Jusy DeLawdrr, 487. Games — Leahy. 200: Mott. 191. 187: Carolyn Hrownflcld, 180; Pat Thompson. 184. SENIOR CITIZENS, MARCH 2 Men's Scries — Boh Orwlg, 573: Myron Gates, 572; Oamea — Orwlg. 224; Gates, 2 14. Women's Scries — Grace Shafer, 400: Agnes Ognosky, 450: Mary Hangs. 450: Games — King singled down the left Meld line for two more runs. The Rains avoided further damage when King was caught In a run down after rounding llrst base to lar luikc Mary got a run hack In the third as Hchumakrr singled wllh two out. went to second on a wild plekolt throw and scored when Story's fly to led was dropped lor an error The Rams took the lead lor good In the fourth. Wllh one out. Brent Wehmcyer walked, moved to second on a wild pitch and scored on an RBI single hy Rene Perez Courtesy runner Paul Kenwlck Went to third on a ground out and scored on a l blowing error Lake Mary added Insurance runs In the sixth and seventh Innings Perez led oft I lie sixth with an In lleld sin gle and Kenw lck advanced to second on a saerlMet- hy Jimmy Rnzurl. and to third on a p a s s e d hall Kenwlck then scored when Jay Reynolds' grounder was 'hobbled hv the Tribe third basoiiuill^t The llnal two runs ennir when Story was hit hy a pitch and stole second and went to third Daniels sulfered his second straight loss to tall to 2-2 despite allowing |ust six Inis and two earned runs. He walked lour and struck out seven. Hitting for the Tribe were King Isingle, two M ill Wlllcox and Holland (one single and one run scored each). Hensley (single, KHI) and Daniels (run scored) Baseball-----scoring iwlee III the home ball ol the sixth as Mclculf. who itllcvrd starter Todd Hellhorn In the sixth toning, blanked the Silver Hawks to earn the win Mike Kuorst. who s|>ellrd Lake Howell starter Rich Dltore to the llrst tuning, sulfered the loss. Sanford went 2-for-t with a double and two Rill to highlight Lake Howell's four-hit attack. Chris Tolliver also hit a double lor till Silver Hawks. Oviedo (U-3, I t) In the SAC), which was scheduled to play at Mainland Saturday alleruuuu. will host Lyman In a conference game Wednesday. Lake Howell 14-5. 0-1 SAC) will be at home against Seminole on Wednesday Continued from III Luke Brantley, which traveled to Sarasota for a pair of games Saturday, will host Spruce Creek in a 5A-Dlslrlct 4 game on Monday. LIONS TOP SILVER HAWKS OVIEDO - Mark Metcalf pit­ ched a pair of scoreless Innings and contributed a pair of singles to help the Oviedo Lions register a 5-3 win over the visiting Lake Howell Silver Hawks In Seminole Athletic Conference baseball play Friday night. Trailing 3-0 after three tu­ nings. Lake Howell tied the game In the top o( the fifth liming. Oviedo broke the lie by <1 Lyman High School Friday, March II 0IRLI Tram Scorn I Or Phillip* (DPI 110, 1. Lyman (L) *1; 1. Samlnola (Sam) •/; 4. Lake Mary (LM ) 41: J Lakeland George Jenklnt CCJ1 <1; « K llllm m rt Oictol* (Otcl 54. 7 Daytona Dtoch Seabreeie ISea) 41. I. Lake Branllay (L0) 411 «. Oviedo (Ov> 14j 10 Umalilla (U> II; II Bllhop Moure IBM) It, 17. Flagler Palm Coa»! (F P C l II; 13 Apopka IAIII Individual R aiu lli Long |ump — I Foiler [171 1771*: 1. Bradley (LM) 14 7U; ). Morgan (Semi It ll Triple |ump — I. Morgan (Sam) 1) t i l l 1. Dodaon (L) It 1<1I ) Buttle* (OP) U f a , High |ump— I. Bradley (LM ) 5 Ji 7 Carlton I0P ) )J ; 1 Fotter (U) S J, Dltcu* - I. Parry (Sam) 10* S< I. Rhode* ( U *7 Ji 1 Blvlng* IBM) tt II; Shot pul — I Bevel ISea) 34 7'j; 1. Parry ISeml It-Stel 1 Bailey I0PI 1) y *, pittance medlty relay - 1. Lyman 1J:)4r 1 Georg* Janklm 11 44 4 ) Dr Phillip* 13:51; 4 a IPO malar ih u lllt hurdle relay —» I Dr Phillip* 1:10.7; 1. Samlnola I:II.Sj 1. Lak* Mary 1:11.4; 4 ■ •00 m tltr rtlty — I. Lakt Brtnllay 10:41; 7. Dr. Phillip* 11017; 1. Lym tn litll.Sy 4 > IPO malar ralay — I. Samlnola 41.4: 7. Dr Phillip* SI 4; 7. Lyman O .l; Sprint medlty ralay — 1. Dr. Phillip* 1.54 7; 7. Lake Mary 1:54 4# 7. Ovltdo l;S7 7; 4 a 700 malar itla y I. Samlnola Ii4t.l; 7 Dr Phillip* 1:57 4. 1 Umatilla 1:S7»; Mila medley ralay — I. Lyman 4 iI4.li 7, BI*hop Mooro 4 44 4. ». Lakt Brantley 4i4»,7; Ttam milt relay — I. Lyman: 7 Dr Phillip*. 1. Lake Brtnllay: 4 * 400 malar ralay — I. Dr Phillip* 4 14 4; 7 Seabreoia 4:77 4; 1. Georg* Janklnt 4:17 0 BOYS Ttam Score* I. Lakeland George Janklnt (GJI 104':. 7 Klttlmmaa Otceola IDtcl *0'*. J. Lyman (L) i): 4. Lake Brantley (LB) 4); 1. Lake Hawaii (Lit I 77: 4 Umalilla IU) 74, 7 Daytona Beach Saabraaie lSeal M I. Oviedo (Ovl 41: 0 Flagler Palm Cuatl (F P C t 4J, 10 OaLand ID) 47 Individual Rttull* Long lump — I WII*on (GJ) 70 4 7 Grant (F P C l 70 4; 5 Patrick ID) 70 3 Triple lump - I. Palkut (LHI 40 5: 7. thaw I D 40 4><; 1 Banna It (Otcl 39 10. High |ump - 1 Waddell ID) 5 4; 7 Mitchell IU) 5 4, 3. Ptllaway lOv) I t : Dltcu* - I. Dllworth IL) 134 4: 7. Ftnwlck (LM) 131-7: 3 Relmondo (U) 177 4, Shot pul — I Candldato (Seal 44 4; 7 Bowor* (GJ) 47 7; 3 Reimondo (U) 41 I; Pol* vault — I Wailmortland (GJI 114: 7. Rogar* (LB) 10 4: 3 (lie) Corley (GJ) and Akalit ISea) 100. Dlilanc* medlty — t. Lyman 11:04: 7. Lak* Brtnllay 11:10.5: 3. Ovltdo 11:01.7: 4 ■ )I0 m tltr thulllt hurdle ralay — I Otceola 1 10.9; 1. George Janklnt I II 4. 3 Umalilla I: II (; 4 a 100 malar relay — I. Oviedo 1:51.7; 1. Lak* llowall 0:54.1: 3. Lak* Brtnllay 1:00.0: 4 » 100 malar ralay — I DaLand 43 I. 7 Otcaole t4 1:3 Georg* Janklnt 44 4; Sprint mtdlay ralay — I Georg* Jenkln* 1:41.1; 7 Um alilla 1:414, 3 O iteola 1 411. 4 t 100 malar ralay — I Umatilla 134 1. 7 Saabrtait 1:1)0; 1. Lak* Branllay 1:11.1; Mil* medlty relay — 1. Lyman 3:51; 1. Lak* Howtll 4:01.1: J. Lak* Branllay 4:011; Team m ilt relay - I. Lak* Branllay; 7. Lake llowall: 1. Lyman; 4 » 400 malar relay — I Otceola 1:40; 1. Lak* nrantlay 3:47.1: 3. Umalilla J M 4 Continued from ID For Lake Mary, which took fourth with 02 team points. Amlc Bradley won the high jump wllh a leap o f 5 feet. 2 Inches, and was second In ihe long Jump (16-7 lAd. In the boys’ field events. Lake Howell's Jackson Patkus won the triple lump (>IO feet. 5 Inches) w h ile L y m a n 's J e r m n u d c Dllworih was flrsl In the discus (13-1*4), Oviedo won the boys' -I x 800-mcter relay (8:53.71 while Luke Brantley was flrsl In the learn mile relay. WJW-’WH Men's Series — Dick Porettl. 017; Ron Allman. 014; Games — Allman. 232; Bill Reynolds. 213. Women's Series — Penny Smith. 507; Phyllis Mott. 552: Games — Moll. 244; Smith. 228, SANFORD PINBUSTERS, MARCH A Men's Series — Marcel Vandebccb, 588; Mike Vlslmesky. 550; Games — Vandebccb. 214; Vlshnesky, 201. Women's Series — Agnes Ognosky. 528; Helen Deehclle. 482; Oamea — Ognosky. 223; Dcchcllc. 172. BARBOUR BROTHERS, MARCH 7 Men's Series — Mill Riley. 077; Charles Shaw 509: Games — Riley. 204; Shaw 197 Women's Series — Norma Normandy. 4!K): Dottle Holmes. 489; Games — Holmes. 178; Ann Peacock. 178. WASHDAY DROPOUTS. MARCH 7 Men's Series — Boh Orwlg. 587: Boh Meyers. 505: Oames — Orwlg. 225; Meyers. 223. Women's Series — Eve Rogero. 450: Maxine Ekern, 447: Games — Ekern, 194: Lucia Weaver. MEOW, MARCH 5 Men's Series — Bruce Hluischoot. 019; Tom Royal. 505: Oamea — Hlmschool. 213: Royal, 174. 20!). BUMPERS (YOUTH), MARCH 9 Series — Bradley Marleltc. 171 (35 pins over average): Brandon Marleltc 107 (17 pins over average). Games — Bradley Marleltc, 93: Brandon Marleltc, 90. Notes — Eight-year-old twins howled two game series. Avoid being ‘1 in 3’ by following these 20 tips As discussed In Iasi week’s column, one tml of three hunters will eventually lull from an elevated tree stand. Musi o f these falls resull In relatively serious Injuries Listed below are 20 lips I hat may save you from adding lo (hose sinusites Ii may be a good Idea lo clip out these tips for future reference as deer season approaches FISH IN G JIM SHUPE before using ilicm again. 0) Double your precautions The following lips lor tree stand salcly were <ntnpllcd Irom when using permanent slumlsor homemade portables, even if you readers, nmnulaelurers. and made them yourself hunter edueallon Instructors 7) When choosing a tree (or I ) After Moving a stand nr your stand, llrst check li In safely rrpdpmcnl. READ THE daylight lor siralghliiess. and INSTRUCTIONS irregular shapes, knots and 2 1 W ear a sa lcly bell or angles Your llrst climb should harness every possible moment never be made in darkness. ilull you're oil die ground, in< h id in g a scen d in g and d e ­ H| Be especially careful when u s in g p o r t a b le sta n d s on scending When in the stand Miiooth-liarkcd trees — such as wlili the belt atiaelied. allow jusi enough slack In the strap be­ aspen, maple or hickory. Don't rely on brunches for climbing, tween yoursrll and the tree so you can sit down anil stand up e s p e c ia lly th o se on " s e l f pruning" trees, such us aspen comfortably and oak. 3) Practice with your slnnd 9) Be especially wary any Hni£ and solely gear liclore using it in I here Is rain. snow, or leu. . ihc woods, and ondersiaml how 1(1) Willi serew-ln steps, make your sianil works, Almost all sure ihey’rc cranked straight stands bold by leverage The Into live, solid wood, all Ihe way lariher your weight Is fruiti the lo the end The back of Ihe step tree, the more leverage that Is should rest parallel against the applied However, Ihe farther out bee iniuk when properly sealed v o n go. tin- more lortjiie you I I ) Einplov tile manufactur­ apply, with It ran cause thr er's saleiv pins or faslenlng slattd to twist Practice will show sirups when reaching your de­ you each stand's limitations sired height In climbing stands. -t| Before buying a stand or Don't rely on leverage alone to safely gear do your homework and shop earefuly. Scour maga­ secure Ihe slum! 121 Use a rope to raise and zine articles and advertisements. lower equipment, such as your Write in manufacturers. Visit Im iw or gun. archery ami gun shops, and test 13| Buy comlorluhtc stands. If the equipment whenever possi­ a stand isn't comfortable, you ble. will Mdgei and shill your weight, 5| Maintain your stands and which can lead lo trouble. safely gear, and Inspect them 14) Take your lime and move liclore each use lor Haws and slowly every inomeui you're off weaknesses, II steps or the stand the ground. This Is especially gel muddy m wet. dean litem TIPS FOR TREE STAND SAFETY S a n fo rd P a in t & Body & W re c k e r S e rv ic e s Inc. 24 H O UR & EM ER GENCY TO W IN G 322-8930 2601 Country Club Rd. 322-8844 or 322-6909 1 Bluellsh and shcepshead are providing steady ai l Ion at Ponce Inlet Drum, redflsh and a few flounder are also hilling. Live or dead shrimp Is ihe hall o f choice. Bet LiveJai-Alai 7:30 P.M . W od. thru Sat. 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D ayton • Minimum monthly payment required. • Open an account In minutes, If you havo a valid major national credit card) BIGT TIRE&AUTOSERVICE FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 1-800-588-KICK 12:30 P .M . T u o s . thru S u n . Cold Iranis have an uncanny knack lor hitting ort weekends, but hopefully the approaching one will soon fade away Hass llshuig Is great In theriv e r and m local lakes From P u n le Lake south lo Lake W inder near Cocoa Is really hot. There is less boat (ruffle to the south, and big bass |iopulut!ons are higher. Some scattered bed­ ding activity Is sill) taking placein (lie many amali lakes and ponds that dot this area. AND •TOUCH’ (the Socret of Soccer) CLUBCAM P Bet Horses SHUPE’SSCOdP Many of Ihc newer models ol climbing stands use rope ratch­ ets on Ihe seal and tool portion ol (lie stand to secure the climbing blades ilghily against the Iter When clumped down In such- s manner, rllmblng-lype Simula are significantly more stable and. us a result, safer. We Have H.O. ’ LIU* f t r Exhoust Work. A ll Mechanical, Oil Change 4 Lube, On... Motor Hornet SPRING BREAK SOCCER CAMP •BALL CONTROL •CORNERS • SET-PLAYS • THROW-INS true at the end ol the hunt, when you might be cramped and cold from hours of sluing. HI I Use your stand for Its Intended purpose: hunting. It Is not meant for use In I rimming trees with a ehalnsuw. Hi) Hunt with a partner who knows your location. If lids Isn't possible, leave a map and de­ tailed directions wllh (tropic you trust, and lei them know when lo expect your return I7| Never modify a commer­ cially manufactured stand or safety devic e 18) Never leave Ihe ground when tired or on medleailon. 19) Dress carefully- Some clothing — whether bulky, loose or llghl — reslriels movements 20) Treat tree stands us you would loaded guns: The minute you sliqt fearing and respecting them, they'll kill you. •WITH CO U PO N F o re ig n & D o m e s tic C a r s & T r u c k s Free In s u ra n c e E s tlh fia te s ^ fe c w a !^ • PASSING • SHOOTING • HEADING • VOLLEYING Relays--------- Roberson, 205. Johnson, 245. COMPLETE REPAIR CENTER LYM AN R E LA Y S BEACHTIME, MARCH B Women's Series — Dory Jackson. 591; Linda Stafford, 575; Games — Jackson. 212; Dottle MCGUIRE’S CANVAS, MARCH 3 Men's Scries — Pat Johnson. 003; Erie Ralston. 030; Games — Steve Enders. 258; 443: Erie Smith. 443; Keith Evans, 422. Games — Harry Ellis. 194: Logan Jackson. 189; Iteming. 181: Smith. 101 Doing the hilling lot Lake Mary were Perez (3 for-4 RDM St hnmalier (single. (,wo runs) Story (single, rim, RMII. MiktHuky (single). Wrhincycr (run. Kllll. Renwlek (two runs scum!) and Sosa (null Bernlng. 375; Zachary Coo tier. 370; Jim Foole. 342. Games — Cooper. 151; Tiffany Fleming. 140: Foole, 143: Gonterman. 139. Women's Series — Delores Jackson. 641: Debbie Newman. 595; Games — Jackson, 247; Newman, 224. MARCH 5 Men’ s Scries — Hot) Meyers. 537; John Brown. 521 Games — Don Hangs. 107: Hack Seminole's nitty other chance to score came In the sixth liming as Wlllcox singled with one out and Holland singled with two out. tail that was as far as ■tm\ would get as Alexander si ruck out three ol the next lour hatters lo end the game. M & C(YOUTH), MARCH 5 Series — Sherrec Gonterman. 384: James Fiance. 248. Ognoaky. 182: Shafer. 105. on a wild pilch as Chris Klelhl walked. Pinch hitter Scott Hryan lilt a potential double play hail to the mound, hut after a force at second, the hull was thrown away at llrdt with Story scoring A wild pilch got pinch runner N ic k S o s a t o t h i r d a n d Wehmcyer sipiee/eil home the llual run Notes — Jackson had a string o f four consecutive slrlkes: Sam Ballard converted a 3-5-7 spilt. THURSDAY NITE MIXED, MARCH 3 Men's Series — Tim Waddle, 704: Russ Fryslnger, 031; Games — Waddle. 255; Rich Women's Series — Jackie Royal. 500; Luauu Jones. 480: Gamea — Royal. 196: Jones. 172. A & S (YOUTH), MARCH 5 Series — Jason Royal. 480; Chris Bernlng, Rams---------Continued from IB Hcnton. 189; Drown. 189. Women’s Series — Barbara Richards. 401: Marly Miner, 404: Games — Grace McConlgle. 107: Richards. 157. w (407) 321-0920 (904) 775-7B71 (004) 789-5888 2408 S. FREN CH AVE. 1695 S. VOLUSIA AVE. 1884 HWY. 17-02 HWY. 17-02 E L K A M BLVD. SAN FO RD O RAN G E CITY DELTONA �4 0 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13. 1094 Business Higgins House shows off Sanford B y VICKI D a S O R M IE R Herald Stall Wrllor Weinberg joins Contemporary Alice J. Weinberg, of Luke Mary, a mortgage lender with over three years experience In Central Florida, has Joined Contemporary Mortgage Serv­ ices as Loan Officer. Weinberg will be responsible lor or• Iglnoting both conventional and government Insured FHA and VA home loans for the full-servlee mortgage lender. Prior to Joining Contemporary, she w as w ith I hr Money Source. Allam ontc Springs, ami has previous experience with two local real estnlc companies. Contemporary recently expanded Its operations ai the Sun Bank Office Building, located In the Altamonte Mall, Heathrow gets Great Western Great Western Bank has promoted Linda Howard to vice president and district loan office manager II. at Its Winter Park district loan office. Howard will eventually he assigned to the new Great Western, lo be established at 120 International Parkway. In Heathrow In mid-April. Howard Joined the bank three years ago. and has held the positions of district loan office manager for Great Western and regional sides service manager for several major mortgage lenders. "Great Western has seen a significant rate o f growth In loan volume at our Winter Park district loan office under Linda's direction." said Regional Manager Bruce Elder. "Linda's lending expertise and responsibilities soon will expand to the Lake Mary area, where wc will open a new office In April," he added. Active in several community and professional organizations, Howard serves on I he Women's cCounell of Realtors and the Seminole County Affordable Housing Cominlliec. EXPANSIONS t ( Tri-City new contracts Trl-CIty Electrical Contractors, headquartered In Allamoule Springs, has announced seven new contracts have been signed for Central Florida projects. Among them Is the St. Croix Phase II complex. It Is located an Lake Emma Road. Just south of the Lake Mary city IIm IIs. ' The complex, with Lowdcr Construction as general con­ tractor. will add lug new units lo the existing complex. Oilier new projects Ire In the Orlando nnd Winter Park area. New Pump business [ ; j Florida Pump, Inc., has recently leased 31.000 square fuel of office/Ware house spare at ‘I ' l l Power Court, In l he 1-4 Industrial Park. Sanford, for a term o f five years. Jim Duke o f Duke Properties,1Mallland, represented the Lessor. 222 Power Court Associates, In tills transaction. Jeff York, of Strictly Comnierclal, represented the leasee. New Jennings home Rick Jennings Building and Development Company now has a five-bedroom flvc-uiul-u-half hath custom home under construction at Alaqua. The model will be completed by April. Culled the Casa Klentu, the price o f the home Is $829,900. Among the features Is a spectacular view of the championship go If course. Alaqua Is located on Markham Woods Rd., between S.R. 434 nnd Lake Mary Blvd.. Longwood. MEETINGS I Tax meeting set I The Small Business Council of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce will host a tax symposium Wednesday, Mur. 30. beginning al H n.m. at the Chamber office. Information will be avallublc on sales lux forms and record keeping. The event Is co-sponsored by Ace Hardware. First Union Bank. Rich United and Seminole Money Tree. A complimentary continental breakfast will be served, Reservation s are required by Monduy. March 28. Phone 322-2212. SANFORD - W hile many have plans lo celebrate the St. Patrick's Day holiday with bois­ terous revelry at tourist-oriented bars, fe slo o n cd w ith green balloons, green crepe paper, green fo od and c a rd b o a rd leprechauns galore, a more genteel event Is being planned In Sanford. A traditional Irish crlcbrntlon Is being planned al tlir Higgins House Bed and Breakfast Inn In Sanford. The meticulously-restored Vic­ torian borne Is celebrating Its centenary this year and Inn­ keepers Walter and Berl Padgell wanted lo kirk off an series of special celebrations with an Irish festival In honor of the house's Irish heritage, "Higgins Is Irish, o f course." W a lte r P a d g e tt sa id . " W e ih ou gln that w ould be an appropriate way in begin our series." While the Higgins' House St. Patrick’s Day celebration will feature green l«-er. the other fare will Is- a bit more traditional. I hc menu Includes a hill Irish buffet complete with Irish stew, corned heel cabbage and other ethnic goodies. Higgins House Is ono ol Iho Padgell said that one of (hr main objectives of this party and those lo come throughout the show off the historic district ami year Is to bring people Into the things we have to offer here Sanford. In Sanford." he said "W e want to get people here lo As a matter of fact, lie said. ru« Photo landmarks In San'ord’s historic district. Local manager graduates from Hamburger University By NICK PPEIFAUF Herald Staff Wrllor and can he a|>plicd toward an associate or baccalaureate col­ lege degree. SANFORD — 11ossein Fnzell. m anager of M cDonald's, on H ick m a n D r iv e , has been awarded a Bachelor of Hamb u r g e r o l o g y d e g r e e fr o m McDonald's Hamburger Univer­ sity, (II.U.). Fazcll graduated recently from Ihc university's advanced operation course, re­ quired of all managers, fran­ chisees. mid-management and company executives. "W c take hamburger business more seriously than anyone else." Rogers explained. "H U. Is a reflection ol that com m it­ ment." * "The importance of Hussein s [a c h ie v e m e n t and t r a in in g cannot be overstated ." said Shirley Rogers. Dean of H.U. "L ik e all oilier McDonald's reslauranl managers. Hussein Is Ihc chief operations officer ol a successful local business." M cD onald's m an agers are trained In every aspect of gener­ al business management In­ c lu d in g c u s io m e r s e r v ic e , personnel practices, quality a ssu ra n ce, e q u ip m e n t fu n ­ d a m en ta ls. a cco u n tin g and marketing. Courscwork also in­ clu des tra in in g In effective communications with personnel, suppliers and customers "Developing Interpersonal and human relations skills Is a key pari o f our curriculum." Rogers said. "These skills help our cnqilDyees meet the challenges o f d e a lin g w ith a d iv e r s e workforce." To attend II.U.. students must first complete McDonald's man­ agement development program which consists of classroom In­ struction and over Iwo years of restaurant training. Tills pro­ gram and the advanced opera­ tions course are approved for 18 hours of college credit by Hie American Connell on Education. For Personal & Commercial Insurance "W e are in the business at bringing people here." 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I ' ( 0111111.11 1,1 1 s i , i i t I III ' I f I I , , . , (|/| imiii,, •* i 1 1111,s'i / ■;’iiih 1 'iou '< I , , ,/u, s u /•/; I • < / on o u t ( i i i i i n n i m 1 \/ I n i I h iiil\ u l S itu I li 11 ii-* I 1 1 ,,n 1 , 1 ; n hi ft, t / v / 4 , , / ,'t '' i i ,i'x'N I Olid | \ m l, �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. March 19, 1994 - SB ~ le ACS patrons put on the glitz Sue Field turns 100; Chili Cookoff attracts 200 SANFORD D O R IS D IE T R IC H rhototnrlnr of OrUndo Mafic Quy Flick (right), area rnanagor of central Florida Caplaln D's, presents Harriott Boyd with her prize while Caplaln D's mascot looks on. Dinner wins Boyd a trip to NBA All-Star game Harriett Boyd had (lie dinner of tier life Iht- last time she ale al the Captain D's restaurant In Sanford. Because of that meal Boyd won a nip to the NBA All-Star game for herself and a friend. [ Captain D's. in conjunction with a promotional agreement with the Orlando Magic, was olfcrlng a trip In Minneapolis. Minn, and tickets to the ganu*. Boyd's name was chosen In a random drawing from all the entries ut all ol the central Flrolda Captain D's. Boyd was Informed of her prize at 5:30 p.m. on Fell 2; she remembers II well because she kepi a diary ol the entire trip "They couldn't have chosen anyone that loved It any better." says Boyd referring to the game of basketball Boyd, u longtime [ Lake Mary resident, lias been active In seniors' spin is uctlvlilcs ami iht- Golden Age Games lor many years. Boyd and friend, F ram es Wester. It'll for Minnesota tin Friday. Feb l I The prize in­ cluded accommodations lor two and tickets to the rookie game, 3-polnt Shoot-Out. and the Slam Dunk competition oil Saturday, I A lthough It’ s March with spring In the air, lots of furs und black cocktail frocks debuted at the ACS 125 gala on Murch 4. Held at the luxurious home of Jan and Dob Huucrlc, the annual fund-raiser has drawn nothing short of sensational reviews. "It was great." Vivian Buck sa id . ''E v e r y b o d y e n jo y e d themselves.” Edith McNeill echoed. " It was really, really nice. It was won­ derful!" "It was a fun group," Barbara Moore extolled. "It was great." The evening was sponsored by the American Cancer Society Sanfurd-Lukc Mary Chapter to raise hinds for cancer education C! See Dietrich, Page 6B * ACS t25 commlltoo mombors relaxing at the big gala are (front row, from loff): Barbara Moore, Edith McNeill. Doe Lamar and Jan Bauerln; r '.4 £ i M»««MPXobbyMwt Horrli (middle row) Dr. John Morgan (loft) and Joo Rosier; (back row) Dr. Charles Park (lolt) and Bon Jordan. Mama Mia! Get a whiff of that succulent spaghetti sauce simmering LAKE MARY Too many cooks may spoil Iho stew, but not the authentic Italian dinner being sponsored Saturday, March 19, from 5 to 8 p.m., by the Sanford Woman s Club at the clubhouse. 309 S Oak Ave. Tho monu includes 3avory 3pagholll, crisp garden salad, crisp garlic broad and homemade brownies, all lor a $5 donation. Wlno will also bo served at an extra charge. A choery Italian ambiance will bo d e p le te d In the decor to com plem ent the succulent Italian food sensations. Chot3 Carl Diotrlch (right) and Scott Melts (lolt), woarlng signature aprons hand-palniod by Faye Siler, show Chairman Pal Bowen (second from loft) and Mary Dalo Jones a thing or two about polling ready for Iho big night. Tickets are available fro m any w o m a n 's c lu b momber or at tho door M ARY RO W ELL & SH A R I BR O D IE j ______________ and the All-Star game on Sun­ day tn the Melrudnnie, While In Minneapolis, Boyd and Wester visited the largest mall In the United Slates, The Midi of the Americas. And the second best treat of the weekend lor Boyd was the fuel that, for the first time In her life, she got to see snow P ro g ra m o ffe re d Looking lor an Interesting presentation thul could tie suit­ able for yopr association, organi­ zation, or club? A ten-minute, iwn projector, a u d io -vis u a l p ro d u c tio n I l­ lustrating some of the prominent l e a l u r e s o I l li e L a k e Mary/Heathrow area was re- Her Aid Photo i f Tom m f V in ca n l See Lake Mary. Page GB Hobby: Arts and crafts S h e lo o k s to n a tu re By SUSAN WENNER Herald Correspondent OSTEEN — Painting and crafts of many typ es adorn the c o zy hom e ot K elh a Blankenship as well as a small hurricane lamp collection. Horn In Sanford, lilankcushlp Ih employed as a hulrdrcsscr at Styles by Kick. In the downtown area, She lived In Sanford 12 years before relocating to Oslccu. lilankcushlp spoke proudly of her daughter Danielle and her skill In Tac Kwnn Do karate. She Is an active member of the Sanford Woman's Club. Blankenship began her creative endeavors 17 years ago. "K.B. Stowe was my Inspiration In painting," she said. "1 look art lessons from him when I was younger. He's lived on Indian Mound. He was so good. I wasn't married. I was Jusl footloose and I always wanted to paint. I saw Mr. Stowe's painting and I got into ids class." fo r c ra fty id e a s Landscapes seem to be tier speciality. Several are displayed on the walls of her home. "I slopped painting five years ago on canvas and s ta rted p a in tin g on w o o d ,” said Blankenship. Blankenship enjoys nature and the great outdoors. One of her favorite pastimes Is fishing. Some of the crafts she makes arc made from moss, mushroom decorations and overall outside scenes. She attends church In Orange C ity and considers herself a Christian spiritualist. Many of her beliefs Involve nuturc and herbal remedies, which the early Indians' convictions were based on. "Jean Stafford, my sister got me Into many of ilie other crufts I do," she said. "Right now sh e's tryin g to get me Into q u iltin g ." Blankenship won a first place award In 1003 at the Sanford Woman's Club competition. "The Santa I made and won the award for Is made I I See Hobby, Page OB H*i«W Oiolo by Sumo W«nn*> Retha Blankenship Is an accomplished painter, craltaperaon and collector. Black women challenged to examine, enjoy heritage Central Florida Chaptor ol tho International Black Women’s Congress. The Central Florida Chapter ol the International Black Women s Congress recently presented "Every Black Woimin Should Wear a Red Dress." This In­ formative forum was held ut the Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs, on March 5. Over 50 women and men attended the forum reflect­ ing on the past of their heritage und connecting to the future. Members of the local chapter were uetlvc In the welcoming of tliclr International president LuFrauels Rodgers-Rose. Alter the welcome by Jnnnle Edwards und opening prayer by Edith Jackson. Suzanne Carter pres­ ented the speaker, IBWC Presi­ de nt/Foumler, Dr. Rodgers-Rose. Throughout her message to those attending the forum, she challenged the women to take a look at their heritage. Stic re­ minded them that they were no accident, that they were here for SANFORD MARVA H A W K IN S a reason. She encouraged them to get uttuchcd lo somebody. "There Is a lot do do In your community, work with your history. It Is vital, stop nttd enjoy your heritage. Blacks can make a difference." Black women, she reminded us, are to continue the movement. They can and will g ive leadership. T h ey must become grounded In their histo­ ry. Women must rcflrnl their realities. She encouraged the women to choose a role model. "Remember we can do what we want to. Women are the voices ol the community leaders, we must he sisters In love. We should have one another at heart; nothing comes easy. Lift your heud high and walk with a stru t." Dr. Rodgers-Rose re­ minded ihc women present to "wear your colors bright, lei them be seen by the world, und remember, 'when your sister is your hairdresser, you don't need a mirror.’ " The Ccntrul Florida Chapter ol th e IB W C Is an A fr ic a n American fcniulc-uicmbcrcd or ganlzulion with the objective to bring together at an Interna­ tional level, women of African descent for mutual support and socioeconom ic developm ent Corine Wilson Is the president ot the CFCIBWC. Over 30 women In the Seminole and Orange □ See Hawkins, Page 7B �■m OB - Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. March 13. 1094 ENGAGEMENTS :S I Willink-Smith S Traditional African nuptials unite pair 1 Cheryl J. Wllllnk, Timothy Reid Smith of Thurman and Mary Smith of Sanford. He is a 1993 graduate of Seminole High School and Is forem an at W ellpointing by Kenney. Longwnod. The wedding will be an event o f June I I . HUM. 3 p.m.. First Uullcd Methodist Church. San­ ford. Williams-Jones SANFORD - W illiam and Mildred S. Mitchell of Sanford are announcing the engagement ol I heir daughter. Vulerle A., to Samuel Lee Jones, son o f Levi and Alberta Jones of Sunford. Horn In Sanford, the brideeleet Is the maternal grand­ daughter of the late Mr. Foster and Mrs. Aletha Smith, formerly ol Sanford. She Is the paternal granddaughter o f the late Mrs. Annie H. Silas, formerly o f Perry It v •i # 1 Valerie A. Williams, Samuel Lee Jones Lake Mary— eenlJy produced (January 1994). The program covers such topics as the history and growth of the community, construction of the regional mall and beltw ay, planned road Improvements, neighborhood schools, churches and recreational facilities, and the annual art festival. The presentation was created I))' Wayne I.likens, a professional photographer In Winter Springs, as part ol Ids doctoral disserta­ tion at tin- Reformed Theological Seminary In Maitland. The program Is sponsored by the River Oaks Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary und Is available for showings at no charge lor groups In the Lake Mury/Hcnlhrow area. A mini­ mum attendance of at least 125 people Is required In order to liook the presentation. A videotaped version o f the slide presentation Is available In the Lake Mary Historical Com­ mission library The tape was pn si uted to the H istorical Commission at March's regular meeting by River Oaks Pre­ sbyterian Church, if you would like to view it. please contact the library at 32-1-JObO. or to sched­ ule a presentation, please call Lukcns Photography at 6990151. Y o u th d a n c e s c o n tin u e I Are you ready for a "Friday Niglu lllast" of "Atom ic Propo­ rtions"? then you should he at the Lake Mary Community Cen­ ter. 200 Nortli Country Ciub Road, on Friday. March 18. for the third In a series of youthoriented dances sponsored by the city of Luke Mary. Geared toward kids ages 1I to 15. this night ol "House Shaking Enter­ tainment'' was well attended the past two mouths. A dee-jay, "Mr. J ." will provide a light and sound program, food and drinks t will he on sale, and there will free give-aways and door prizes. According to Community Cen­ ter Coordinator Terry Dtcdcrlch. I It e e v e n t w i l l b c w e l l chaperoned by city stall and the police department. The dunce will run from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. The tickets are 83 at the door. If you would like more informa­ tion, please could the Comitni nlly Center at 324-3097. S t e v e n s e n d s tra in in g Luke Mary Senior Service Co­ ordinator Paulec Stevens re­ cently completed SHINE train­ ing. SHINE (Serving l he Health Insurance Needs o f Elders) Is a r AAU Continued from Page OB l ;; /• and the late Mr. George Mitchell, formerly of Chicago. III. Ms. Mitchell Is a I9H2 gradu­ ate of Seminole High School. Sanford, wherr she participated In (Alpha American Unit­ ed). Site attended Sem inole Community College and Is pres­ ently employed by the Seminole County School Hoard as a leachcr-inslnicliunal assistant. She Is also Involved with the activities o f the Weslslde Community As­ sociation. Her fiance. Ixirn in Sanford. Is the maternal grandson o f the late Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ishmcl, formerly o f North. S.C. He Is the paternal grandson of the Into Mr. Julius and Mrs. Anna Jones, formerly of North. S.C. Jones Is a 1970 graduate of Crooms High School, Sanford, where he was a member of the football and baseball teams. He attended Seminole Community College. Sanford and Is currently e m p lo y e d by the S e m in o le County School Hoard In Its maintenance department. The wedding will be an even! of April 9. 1994. 2:30 p.m.. New Ml. Calvary Haptlsl Church. Sanford. » jk w (< H*f*M B»»lo by Miry Howtll Becky Welty conducts seminar for senior counaalors. free Insurance counseling pro­ gram (hat usslsts elders In sort­ ing out their health Insurance prnblcms. Becky W elly from the Department of Elder Alfulrs led the three-day training seminar. The counselors learned, among other things, how lo handle l he puperwork that goes wllh claims and uppeuls. how to read and understand Insurance policies, and how lo deal effectively with Insurance agents. SHINE coun­ selors can also cull on a variety o f resources for help. Including the Department o f Elder Affairs. The newly trained counselors will he available lo offer help lo any senior clllzcn having ques­ tions about, or problems with. M e d ic a re, M ed icaid or any medigap Insurance. Formerly an AARP program known as MAP. SHINE Is now a slate rogram run through the Department o f Elder Affairs. All SHINE counselors arc retired volunteers the Department of Elder Affairs has offered SHINE throughout the stale for a llltle be more Ihun a year, bill It has only recently opened up In Seminole County. SHINE ts setting up sites at each senior center In the county to make counseling con­ venient. L o c a lly . S H IN E is b e in g sponsored by RSVP (Retired S e n io r V o lu n teer P rogra m ). When you call RSVP. you will he matched with a counselor In your urea, lit Lake Mary, the counseling will he done at the l*ukc Mary Senior Center. If you huve Insurance prohelms, you cun call RSVP at 323-4440 Monday through Friday from 8:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m. □ Sec Lake Mary, Page 711 SANFORD — Patricia Ann Trammell and David Luvon Tlllmon nre announcing their celebration of marriage. They were united In a holy Afri­ can-American ceremony. Feb. 19. at 2 p.m., In Centennial Park, Sanford. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Israel Blake o f Thomnsvlllc, On., uncle o f llic groom. The bride Is the daughter of Roberta Trammell, Truman B o u le v a rd . S a n fo rd , and James Trammell, Summerlin Avenue, Sanford. The groom Is the ‘son of Murgurct Tlllmon of Sanford and David T lllm on o f St. Petersburg. Fla, Given In marriage by hrr father, the bride chose for her vow# an Ivory und gold African two-piece, ankle-length gown with green sash. The round neckline was trimmed In gold as well as the wrist-length sleeves. Her headpiece was made of the gown material and It was accented with a bow trimmed In gold around the h ead ban d. She ca rried a cascading bouquet o f Ivory ami green flowers trimmed In Ivory with green streamers. Conchcttn Dennard served the bride as maid o f honor. She wore an Ivory-colored A f­ rican two-plecc gown. Wanda Tlllmon. Linda Tlllmon, Lrsllr Tlllmon and Zelmmdu Snell w e re b r id e s m a id s . T h e ir gowns were Identical to the honor attendant's. Edward Hlukc served the groom as best man. All males w ore green. African-styled suits. Antonio Trammell. Byron Tlllmon. Bryan Tlllmon and Marly Rohlbson served as groomsmen. Da'Kynn Thompson served as ring hearer and B lllle Lynndra Cotton served as llower girl. T h e trudlU ouul A fric a n "Jumping uf the broom" was Mr. and Mrs. David Lavon Tlllmon carried out during the cere­ mony, Music played during the w edding Included the selection s " S o A m a z in g ," "Here mid N ow " by Luther Vundroaa and "Stairway to Heaven." The blessing o f the couple was culminated by the audience singing the Lord's Prayer. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Cultural Arts Center. Recep­ tion host was Ernest Culberth. Assistants were Ruby Blake and Amanda Alexander. Music for the reception was provided by Arwln Blake. Floral decora lions were by Delores Cash; videotape by Frederick Alexunder. and director and pho­ tographer. Marva Hawkins LI mo service was provided by Affordable. After a brief wedding trip to the Islands, the newlyweds will return to Rochester, N.Y where they presently reside. - mr,Ttj(rrrW tiC( SANFORD - Richard W. and ('lie*ryl J. Wllllnk o f Sanford announce the engagement o f their daughter Kimberly Dlnne, to Timothy Reid Smith, non of Mrs. I.lnda Davis o f Sanford and David L. Smith ol Sanford. Horn in Sanford, the brideelect Is (lie rnutcmn) grand­ daughter ol Hob and Annette Jones of Sanford. She is the im te m a l g ra n d d a u g h te r o f Edward It Wllllnk of DeLand and the late Mrs. Alice Wight Sejiorh, formerly of Herryvllle. Ark. and previously, longtime resident <>f Sanford. Ms. Wllllnk Is a 11103 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanlord, and Is presently attending the University of Central Florida. Orlando. She Is assistant man­ ager trainee at Jack's Aquarium and Pels, bongwood. Her fiance, born In Sanford, Is the maternal grandson o f the late Mr. Hud and Mrs. Ruth Long, formerly of Enterprise. Smith is the paternal grandson Dietrich Continued from Page 8B und research. Admission to the gala Is 5125 per couple. So while h a vin g such a good tim e, p atron s su p p ort co n tin u ed cancer research. Il may Ik : considered as the evening that almost wasn't. The chairman. Emy Hill, died before the plans were fluidized and the txuird debated about having the fund-raiser this year. However, (lie Dixieland Ensemble from Disnry World bad already been engaged, so Hu- board decided to go abend with the pluns In honor of Emy. Llltle did Hie cnmmlttcc know that most of the Invita­ tions were not to reach the addressees, and for what reason, nobody has an explanation. But In spite or all the obstacles, about 100 attended and the event netted 8*1.300 for cancer research for a truly grand even­ ing. according lo Vivian. A southern theme wus carried out with the exquisite Buucrlc homc serving as a backdrop. P a tte rn ed from " T a r a " In Margaret MllchcM's "Gone with I , Hie Wind. " no other ornuinctitutluir was needed lo enhance the gracious ambience uf the magnificent southern mansion. The Sanford Flower Slurp do­ nated breathtaking arrange­ ments for the tables and other vantage points. As guests arrived, their cars were parked by volunteer valets front Seminole High Schtxil us follows: Anthony Sanders. Matt Parker. Alton Glenn, Shawn Stewart. Shawn Boltz. Ben Blake und David Edwards. Young ladles serving us float­ ing hostesses were: Laurie Hlalr, Miss Seminole High School '94, Christina Shively aitd Krystal Mcrthle, SHS students,r ttnd Clirlssy Edwards, a recent grad­ uate of the University of Ken­ tucky. Th e party spread out lo the pool and prnio area where tables of fiKid were served, Ittdtidlng a d e s s e r t t a b le f i l l e d w l lh s tra w b e rrie s und ch o co la te sauce. Key lime tarts and pecan tussles. A n oth er table held assorted cheeses, mounds of shrimp and a variety of crudites. The main buffet, served In the dining room, featured barbecued ribs, southern fried chicken, crab-stuffed mushrooms. Jambaluyu quiche, hoi ham biscuits, black-eyed pea salad, pickled okra and watermelon preserves. Many of the crowd could not resist dancing lo the exciting music which featured a medley o f old favorites. The volunteer p layers und band d irecto r. Michael Davis, executive director o f m usic at W D W . arc all employees o f WDW. They are supporters of the ACS as well as their wives, whom lliey brought to the elaborate function. Hoard members arranging the lovely evening Included: Vivian Buck, Barbara and Don Moore. B ill E d w a rd s . J o e R o s ie r , H w iM PSoM by Sog x Hanwcli Sue Field at 100th birthday party wllh daughter Donna Bryant and grandson G rig Bryant. K a th le e n R e y n o ld s , E d ith McNeill, Dr. Jphn Morgan and Wayne Albert. S u e F ie ld s m a rk s 100 Congratulations are In order to Site Field who celebrated her lOOih birthday Saturday, March 5, at a reception at the Saulord Meadows Seventh Day Adventist Church where she Is a member H orn M a rch I . 1984 at Chelsea, Mass., a Boston suburb. Sue graduated (ruin Ypsllantl Normal College In YpsIlnulL Mieh. She (might school lor several years and after her marriage returned to school in 1930 In Detroit to qualify as a socia l w e lfa re w orker. She worked In social welfare lor 20 years before she retired In 1950 and moved to Deltona In 1964. She has lived at the same address In Deltona since that time. Sue still attends her church and Is a member of Duyllly Garden Club. Her only daughter. Donna Hryaut of Pittsburgh. Pa., and her faintly coordin ated the church reception. There are seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. In addition lo the clim e!, recep tion , about 50 fam ily m em bers and friends en ter­ tained at a birthday party lor Sue at the Deltona Inn. Hostess Donna was assisted by her children and grandchildren. H o m o fro m N e w Z e a la n d Editli anil David McNeill have returned from three and onehalf wonderful weeks In New Zealand where they also visited Australia. Edllli probably had the time o f her life and liked New Zculund so much that they would retire there If they "could take the kids and my daddy." S h e in a r v e I e d a t t h e gnirlousncHH of the people who "made us feel like royalty. They are so gracious ...so proud of I heir country." Edith said. Edith Is a veteran traveler as well as her airline pilot husband. Last ye.a they Joined friends lot a tup to Frame and Ibis year. 32 blends Irom around itic world, m ade up the tour uf New Zealand. She said New Zealand Is so unspoiled..." like the 50s when I was growing up." She talked about the absence of crime and mentioned Hie police d o n 't c a rry w epon s th ere. "Heautlful." she said. Edllli also mentioned Hint In order to live in New Zealand, outsiders have to bring about $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 In assets to the country. The monetary exchange Is two to one (in favor o f the American dollar). A lth o u g h g e t t in g to th e beautiful continent is timeconsuming, Edith says she is ready to go back. Kneli guild dancer acquired two dixir prizes from local bust nesses mid as fur away us Disney World and Sea World. Frau said Hi ere were some "really nice" prizes and they are ail looking forward to next year's cookoff and auctions Irish C e le b ra tio n Roberta und Walter Pudgcti will bast "A n Irish Celebration Thursday. March 17. ut their home. The Higgins House, a unique bed and hrenkfust with a Victorian flair, located at -120 S Oak Avu. The Padgetts will serve a lull Irish buffet, complete with com pllmcntary beer and wine Ad ding lo the authenticity ol tin celebration saluting the Im mortal St Putrlck. will lie a bagpiper, piano player and a good old-fashioned slug-along Hours are from 5 lo 9 p.m. Reservations, at $16.50 each are required by calling 32-1 9238. C h ili C o o k o ff Over 200 supporters of Halid Guild ot Sanford-Seminole at­ tended a ('bill Cookoff. Silent Auction and Auction March 5 In the social hall of All Sauls School According lo chairman Fran Neville. "W e had a great llin c ." There were eight entries In the (b ill conics! with the conlcsInnlH and their stations mat­ ching the name o f the chill. The Idea was for supporters to sam­ ple the chill and vote for their favorite. Served wllh the chili were salad, bread and beverage, all for a $2 donation. Garnering the most votes was Hobby Harbour whose chill "Road Kill" took the top honors. Hubby was dressed In hunting attire and his station was deco* ruled In a typical woodland setting complete with" several wild anlmnls. '50 p lu s 10’ re u n io n Members o f I be 1934 class ol Seminole High School arc calling their reunion this year Hie "50 plus 10" reunion. "W e don't want to admit It's been 60 y e a r s ." C a rolin e llo llz c lu u laughed. Hut II lias, and the classmates will gather on April 22 and 23 to celebrate. Festivities will gel under way wllh open house on April 22 at the Deltary home ol Richard Packard. Then on tin 23rd, classmates will board the Grand Romance for a luncheon cruise down the St. Johns River Cost uf Hie luncheon cruise Is $30 per person. Classmates are asked to mall their checks for self amt guests to Mary Nichols .Simpson , P.O. Box 1865, San ford. 32772-1865, no later than March 20. Hobby Continued from Page SB from twist paper. It's an Old World Santa. My daughter leases me because it has no eyes." she said. "T h e Ixidy is made from an upsidedown tomato cage with twist paper around It. The head Is a styrofoam bull." An adorable Idea lor seed packets was another o f her projects. "I lake a seed packet and hot-glue cinnamon sticks around Hie front edges." she said. “ I then use raffia as a hanging to make it like an ornament." Several T-shirts with appli­ ques and paint surrounding the edges of the material or the decoratlous were set out. "I see cloth (hat I think would he pretty and I have tons and tons ol lace," she said. "I use a heating Ixmil lo the cloth lo pul on the T-shirt. then 1 paint around It." She referred to craft stores and magazines as l la: source of many new Ideas. "I enjoy the maga­ zine called 'Crafts' and another called 'Country Woman.* An adorable mop doll sal on her piano which of course was made bom a mop head, with ribbons panied by a bottle of wine. The and luce added. Blankenship decoration was a must-see to spoke o f a pair of Icimls shoes appreciate. Her latest project siie had decorated with Jewels, was a three-leaf clover shamrock paint and lace, unfortunately her h a n g in g fo r an u p c o m in g daughter wore them to school Woman's Club meeting. "I goi and after a health recess they flic Idea out o f n craft Ixxik." she returned In sad shape. T e r­ said. “ It's made with ribbons racotta pots strung upside down and grajie vine." Blankenship may lie Inspired and tied wllh rope were painted wllh sunflowers and hung as by her outdoor experiences, yel her "kick olf your shoes and gel wind chimes near her door. A c r c a l l v c i d e a t h a t comfortable" altitude makes one Blankenship made around Val­ feel right at home. Her wide entine's Day for a friend was range of crafts really show off stem m ed w ine glasses with her creative abilities as well as ribbons and (low ers accom ­ her comfort with nature. „ �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, March 13. 1994 • 70 Man looking for Ms. Right will find her DEAR ABBYl I am a Mingle, professional man In my late 20s. For nbout a year I hnve l>cen trying to expand my elrcle ol female friends. A few weeks ago. It occurred to me that many men net like Jerks by tr y in g to push w om en around. I think some women would think iibuut getting mar­ ried If they found a man who treated them as In telligen t human beings and not as ob­ je c ts . A fter g iv in g It m ore thought, I came up with 10 guidelines oil how I believe men should treat women, and II this Is printed. I would like some feedback GUIDELINES FOR MEN 1. Respect her philosophies, goal* and Ideals. She has a brain. Listen to her Ideas and remember them. 2. Talk with her. not at her. Don’t push her. Don’t lx>s* her around. Don't make her do anything she does not want to do. 3. Ask for her advice and opinions. Let her talk. Don’ t Interrupt. 4. He honest. Never lie to her. He open about feelings Apolo­ gize lor mistakes. 3. Give her space. Don't lie a control freak. Hcniemher tiiai she has a professional life as well as other Interests. 0. He sensitive to her pro­ blems. Help her. Show her you enre. 7. Don't rail her names. . O ', j !! " ■ f ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN BUREN Never hit her. H. Don't compete with her. The two of you have different g o a ls . T h e re Is a b s o lu te ly nothing w rong with a man seeing a woman who has more education and a mure pre­ stigious Job 9. Do fun things together. Don’t Isire her 10. Should you meet Ihut special someone and the two of you marry. I waul lo add these two cents: (a) A wife Is not a housekeeper. You need lo gel oil the couch and cook, clean and do laundry. Help out. Krmrmhrr. marriage Isan equal partnership. (h) Should the two ol you desire children, you should help raise theiir change diapers, clean up. feed them, gel up In the middle ol the night Perhaps you could take some leave from K>>ik lo stay home wllh the new baby. (el Never force your wife to have sex. That's rape. No means no. «. A G E N T L E M A N IN T E X A S Hawkins Continued from Page SB counties area arc members. If you wish to receive Information about 1HWC. call the chapter president at (4071331 -5665. 90th b irth d a y Happy 00th Birthday, Mrs. Mussorlu Davis. A celebration of many wishes were shared wllh the honorce, March H. at her home In the Sanlord area. Mrs. D a vis w as born til Marianna, l-la. lo the parents of Davis ami Julia Mitchell, the oldest of four children. 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Mrs. Davis brags about her 29 grandchildren. 33 great grand­ children, and 10 great, great grandchildren. The Davises were married Tor 51 ycurn when Mr. Davis passed on I11 107-1 and left her to take care of ht-rself which she did until she became frail In I9!K). Very proud and !ndr|>ciident, she still does things for herself and her dog. Pepper. Mrs. Davis was an active member o f New Ml. Zion IMI. Church where she was on the Mothers' Hoard. Her trust and belief In God still grows even though she is unable lo attend church, but she Is an ardent viewer of church services on TV. A quirt dinner wus given by her daughter. Frances, who moved down from Nrw York lo take cure o f her mot her. Company F of the Florida brigade. Antler Guard Division, represented Celery Lily Lodge 542 and Evergreen Temple No. 321 on March 3 as they visited and shared an e v e n in g of fellowship and joy with the res idents of Hillhaven Healthcare Center. Company F ha* adopted two Hllllnivrn residents lor 1994. Company F will provide personal Items, clothing as needed lo all residents. During thr visit and presentation a short visit was g i v e n ea ch r e s id e n t. T h e Guardsmen and residents joined In a sing-n-long accompanied by plunlsl Gertrude Woodall. 00c ol (tie residents. The Fox Company will return soon lo bring cheer, joy and comfort to the resident*. Guardsmen attending the visit to Hillhaven were Company F Com m ander. Col. Knosrvcll C um m ings. Mupir S ylvester i< a n d a 1I . C a p I J a m e s Haskervllle. Ll. Col. Joyce Hyrd, l.t. Col, Rosemary Atwell, and Major Etta Monique, company reporter. p 111., Hoscmont Country Club, Orlando. Scholarships offered The Central Florida Jazz Soci­ ety announces Its unnual schol­ arship com petition for high school seniors and students In the first three years o f college. Three awards will be given. One lor SI.(XK) ami two for 8500 each. There are no age restric­ tions on these awards. A jl p 11 ea l i o n s m u s t b e postmarked by midnight, April 23. 1994. Auditions will be held May 7 on the campus of Semi­ nole Com m unity College. A rhythm section o f professional musicians will be provided. Call 339-CFJS for Information or to receive an appllraton. Auditions will lx- open 10 the public. L e a d e rs h o n o re d Demetrla Petty Demelrla wns taught as she grew Community leaders were re­ up and performed In Sanford. cently honored by the New The dance group visited somiSulem P.H. church. Leaders of the central Flortdu attractions making the difference in the and they were treated to a soul community chose teacher, now food cook-out ill the home of tluretired, Margaret D. Oliver, for Pcttys. her many yeurs of dedicated We salute Demetrla Petty foi service lo the youth o f the her success in making the dll community, and to Sanford City fcrcncc In young people's lives Commissioner Robert Thomas. who site has touched by expos­ District Four, and retired Semi­ in g them to tin- d y n a m ic nole County educator. Also to II a m p i o n U n l v e r x l i v Durham Kirby lor service to the Terpslehorcan dancers. It Indeed youth of the community as instilled in our youth a new principal of Crooms School of pride of our African licrllngr Choice and lo Col. Charles Demetrla Is not only busy with Gibson, first black pilot fro 11 Iter dance group, but sin- Is Seminole County. We suli'te keeping Iter grade point average these leaders for what they have at 3.8. She Is dance Instructor dour to make our community for Community Youth Group iM-ltcr. HU, and tutor for tin- Engineer­ ing Learning Center Demelrla. a sophomore, anticipates grndua tlon lit Muy 1996 D e m e trla d a n c e s Df-mctrln T. Petty spent her (Marva H a w k i n s is a spring break week here ut home. SanlordHerald c o r r e s p o n d e n t Tills dynamic young dancer Is a co ve ring S a n lo rd new s. Phonomember ol tin- Tcrpslchorcun 322 6410.) dunce group from Hampton Uni­ versity. Hampton. Vn.. where she is a student anil Is majoring in electrical engineering. Dcmelrlu and the dance group performed to the delight of the eninm im lty and students of 1GHTN1NG JACK ru,It variou s schools throughout 200X00 700900 ,i>o.i ] i Sanford and Kutnnvillr. Over 30 BLANK CHECK ! young dancers for Hampton l 215716 (PCI . toured Florida and Georgia bc1 MRS. DOUBTFIRE ! fore returning to tile campus ! E 4 43 9 15 (Ra-ll)ll after their week ol lull, shopping * ACE VENTURA and pcrlurmlng lo tlit* delight ol 230 4 157 009 00 1(TO-1» many urea citizens. 8 SECONDS The group was liosled by 2: IS 4 10 7 139 13 (PQpII) Demetrla's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11 GUARDING TESS F.ogene Petty. Many fa m ily Big Band scheduled || 220 4 20 T209 20 (« " » ! The Central Florida Jazz Soci­ nu.i;*t;crtt ami friends enjoyed j ANGIE the marvelous African-American ety presents the Terry Myers Dig II 2 10 4 40 730 9 4C\ <"» 1 Hand. Yes, they arc back! They dances perlormed by the group |*0N DEADLY GROUND never left, Terry Myers Hlg Hand. and our very own star. Demetrla. , i 2 30 4 30 7 10920 (POl IH world-class musicians play­ To see tier dance with such grace and form reminded many ing Ihr great music Itorn I11 * THE CHASE 1 2 10400 7 100 10 (Pa-ll; America. Sunday. March 20. 2-5 of the talent and pot.se that « Lake Mary— Continued from Page 09 B a s e b a ll s e a s o n o p e n s HuBcbull olllclully came to Luke Mary Sunday March 0. when Lake Mary Little League Opening Day was held. Partici­ pants paraded onto the Held at the Luke Mary Sports Complex. The Seminole High HOTC Honor Guard begun the festivities with u tliig ceremony. After the Hag ceremony, the Lake Mary High Marionettes performed (or the crowd. The teams and their managers were then Introduced One inning exhibition games were then held In all four ballparks. As a luiidrutscr. all leums sold rulllc tickets The winners were drawn at 4:3() p in. First prize was an autographed Shuqulllc O'Neal basketball, do­ nated by the Sports Emporium. Second prize was Magic tickets. Third prize was Disney tickets and Fourth prize was dinner at Quincy's. The Lake Mary Little League is a relatively new organization. This has proved lo Ire a phenom­ enal year for recruitment. There are a total of 33 teams In the league (his season, four learns In T-Hall 1. ages 5-0; 10 teams in T-Hall 2. ages 7-H; six teams in the Minors, ages 9-10: six leums I11 the Mujors. uges 9-12; three teams In the Juniors, age 13: three teams In the Seniors; ages 14-15; and one Irani in the Hlg League, ages 16-1H. BLUE CHIPS 2204307 30 9J0 [pa id GREEDY 200420 720940 (PO-13) (Shari Bro dio and M ary R o w ell a re S a n l o r d Her al d c o r r e s p o n d e n t s c o v e r in g the Lake M ary area Phone: Brodie, 321-6471, evenkigs, or Row ell, 321-1498.) M O VIELAN O DrtVff In 122 1216 _ SOCASSES H*y tr-*2.6*rfod BLUE CHIPS EH3 7:30 HARD TARGET 09:30 >2 50 FOR A L L M OVIES STAHTINO O ETW EEN 4 TO • W e're Here In Your Com m unity, Right N ow For am lafoosetba ini toR-fr** MOOACS-2345 aati l rat mw /WfUFCAN CANCin 10CIBTY 0 I: Sanford H erald is a proud member of the MWie/come 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. Y M C A n e e d s v o lu n te e rs The Seminole Family YMCA Is silll looking lor volunteers to help with their expansion fund raising. If you cun help, call 1In* S em in ole F a m ily YM C A at 321*8944. S c o u t s n e e d v o lu n te e rs The Stardust Service Unit of Girl Scouts Is still looking lor volunteers to help with their first animal Olympic Games set for April 9. Any Individuals or businesses wishing to help out with contributions ol time, money or equipment. Please call Rolllc Nelson at 322-3299 or Mary Howell at 321-1498. If Y o u Live In O ne O f T h e se Areas, P le a se C a ll Sanford 323-5265 Lake Mary 321-6660 Longwooa- 869-8612 or 774-1231 Winter Springs 777-3370 Altamonte 339-4468 Casselberry 695-7974 Oviedo 695-3819 Or Anytime Day Or Night Call 646-9644 �8D - Sanford Mould, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1U94 BLOND! E by Chic Young HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 13,1904 by Charles M. Schuli °EANUTS CHARLIE BROWN, I WA5 60IN6 TO ASK IF r COULP PLAY ON YOURTEAM, BUT |'P NEVER WANT TO PLAYON THE SAME TEAM WITH THIS STUPID 6IRL! OH,YEAH? l'M THE MOST FAITHFUL PLAYER _ HE HAS!__ „ / FAITHFUL^ \ T 0 WHAT?/ THE Y I CAN'T' LCATCHER!j STAND IT' Y EEK & M EEK ACROSS Relationships you establish In the year ahend with creative. Imaginative Individuals could result In Homr type o f proDlutile Involvement f<r both you and them. PISCES |Keb. a ) March 20) Ikcooperative with others today, hilt don't put yourself In u position where you could lx* used by a manipulator. Tills won’ t occur If you're strong. I’ lsecs. treat ym rself to a birth­ day util. Sriid for your AstroOrnpii predict Inis for the year abend hy mulling 9 1.2b and a long. self-addressed, stamped envelope to Astm-Gruph. via tills newspaper. P.Q tkix 44B5. New York. N.Y. 10163. Ik- sure to state your zodlacslgn ARIES (March 21-April 10) A situation In whL-h you're pres­ ently involved still has some critical aspects, hut Improve­ ments are tndUUrd ns of today. K o e u * on y o u r f a v o r a b l e allermitlvrs. TAURUS (A|rll 20 May 20) Your tolerance might tic tested again Unlay by a friend who seem s lo hn\c a knack for making his/her problems yours as well. Your pd Is worth the effort. GEMINI (May 2 Uluru- 20) A v a l ua b l e contact y o u ' v e established coukl lie ol help lo you today In lirlherlng your amblllouN Interims or a goal a b o u t w h i c h y o u 'v e been secretive. CANCER (June 21-July 221 In erltlcul InvoIvcnrnts today you should have the ability to make accurate cvnhiitlons and as­ sessments. cvai though they may lie very toiuh choices. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Put your Ideas and methods lo work In a Joint en deavor today, because what you have to offer could be the missing Ingredient that assuressuctrss. VIROO (A u g 23-Sept. 22) Usually It Is not a good policy to let others make decisions for us which we should be making for ourselves. Today could lx- an exception, however, where you and your mate ait- concerned. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oet. 231 Much can lx? trcompllshed to- By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 14, 1994 111 the year ulrad you might lx? more fortunau- hi friendships Hum you have ever been pre­ viou sly. You may establish enviable new rekitionslilps with as many us 6 people. PISCES (Feb. 20--March 20) Plan your course of action today so I lud you can advance ytnir p ic s c n l ambi t i ons wi t hout making m mcirssary expendi­ tures emotionally or materially Major changes are ahead lor Places In the culling year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today- Mall 9t.2b and a long. » c 11 • a d d rc ss c d . s i a m pc d envelope to AsIroGrnph. c/o this newspaper. P.O, Box 44Gb. New York. N.Y. 10163 Be sure to state yuur zodlaeslgn. ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) Conditions are a trifle unusual today In Dial situations you feel are firm could turn out to lxshuky while situations you feel are shaky could lurn out lo be firm. TAURUS (A|wll 20-May 20) Someone who uuliilcntionullv FRANK AND ERNEST GESUNDHe/T/ 3-fl 8 o M A Inc by Jim Davis How do you view virtue? Ami how eon you he virtuous at the bridge table? Here are two commentaries on virtue. Chrtsto|)hrr Fry wrote: "W hat, after all, is a halo? It's only one more thing to keep clean." And Ox-ur Wilde sup­ posedly Bald. "He hasn't a single redeeming vice.” At the bridge table, you are being virtuous If you signal helpfully, lo make partner's life easier. On today's dull. West led Ills singleton spade against fuur hearts. East win with the ace and returned the spade two as ii sult-prcfcrencc signal for clubs. After ruffing with (he heart three, West switched to the club t h r e e . D e c la r e r w on wi t h dummy's ucc and led a trump to East's ace. However, now East tried to cash the club king. ov Jim Meddicl. & .**1 *TSu c k SUCK SUCK si »cu ; SUCK H l f l ... ... 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Your alms intxl lx- harmony, however. Where accord prevails, productivity predominates SCORPIO KYI. 24 Nov 22) buck tends lo favor you today In a difficult mat ter you thought you might liuvr to bundle un­ aided. Assistance should he there when you iced II. SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dec. 21) Your organ tail tonal and exccullve skills slsnild tie quite pronounced today. Instinctively you'll know how to get everyone doing what nerds doing without going off on tariff-nts CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Maintain a positive altitude loday regarding (he outcome of events, especially those of a s o c i a l na t ur e . Y o u r sel f assurancc will he very appealing toothern. AQUARIUS (dm. 20-Fch. 19) Today you shuild lx? able to figure out ways ki improve i i |kih arrangements tint affect your nuances and unterlal security. Dare In lx- bold art! different. C opyrigh t 1994 N EW SPAPE R ENTERPRISE ASSN. gave you some mlsliilormatluu previously might do so again today. Double elrek any fads or figures with which be/she pro­ vides you. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 2(1) It could prove very unwise today lo make ebaoges Just for change sake. It sometlilng Isn't broke and Is m im ing smoothly, don't trv to repair u CANCER (June 21 July 221 There Is a |x>H*ibllliy today you mighi tx- lcui|4cd lo make a ci 11leal decision Ix-fore you have all Die pertlneul lads. Don't Id y o u r Im p u ls iv e n e s s cre a te avoidable problems. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Keep a close eye on cownrkers today, because you might be held accountable for their mistakes. Make sure each knows what lic/nhe Is doing. VIROO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) II you take gamhtrs today on tilin g s in u n fa m ilia r areas (here's a good chance the results will he dlHup|i>lntlng. Operate along traditional lines and slop trying In hitch ufrre ride. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet. 23| Even though you illicit lx- renowned for grasping lads ipilekly. you'd lx wise lo make notes today Instead of trustkig complex Inlormatlon to yourmemory. SCORPIO |Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Be s o re lo lak e (ln «- lo read llir Instructions today If you have to work with uidumlllur products, tools or ninlerkils. Don't Jump Die gun. SA G ITTA R IU S INov. 23-Dec. 21) Strive to tx- lu d gd ronsdous today and lo keep your accounts In pruper hulunrc. II yaur ex­ penditures exceed you Inlake. Il could spell liouliie down the llne. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan 191 Observers who don't fully understand wlial you're trying in achieve today might gel you oil course wltli suggestions Dial do uol apply to your present needs. Think foryourself. AQ UARIU S Dan. 20-Feb. 19) Your hunches and perceptions mi g ht scud out erro n e o u s signals today In matters Dial pertain to your social life. Don't prejudge people before you get to know Diem. C opyrigh t 1994 N EW SPAPE R ENTERPRISE ASSN. by Bob Thaves By Phillip Alder GARFIELD 1 That thing's Identity 7 N**d» scratching 13 Financier 14 Musical composition 15 Moil distant point In an orbit tB B u s ball ama Ivlslon 17 Conladarala Boldtar IB Wlchod daad JO — Vtgas 21 Controls 29 — onsislt: ravaat aacrats 28 Floxsr holdsrs 32 Lunchst, s.g. 33 Whal'a In Answer lo Previous Masts 38 37 38 41 44 48 u is u a te r t b o o th r o lle d , d re w W e st's last tru m p a n d c la im e d . W h o se fa u lt w a s t id s d e b a c le ? N orth 's two-spade cue-bid showed a good hand, probably with heart suppirt. The offcmmig defender was West. There Is a textbook way to sh ow that you h a ve three trumps. You reverse the normal procedure, playing high-low. So West should ri8T at trick two with the heart seven. Then, when West follows with the heurt three at trick four. East knows another spade rialf Is available. West's actual ascend­ ing play In hearts showed two trumps. (Here West should also play high-low with four trumps to avoid Du- rlskofmi accident.) Don't spend-yuur lime at the bridge table trying to find clever plays. Conccntmtc on gelling the mundane rigid. (0)1994. NEWSPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. ANNIE X C’N USUALLY TALK THE WAV •CWPPV" INTO AlOST FAU6TU6 ANYTHING PUT HE PIP... runs ms pusinfss AHPMA... ON 7fiusr... AN’ IF L THAT 1RU6T IS O S T R A V fP -' NORTH 4J981 Y J 41 ♦ AJ 8 4 AJ 8 WEST ♦ 4 Y7 e j ♦ 7S42 497811 1U9I EAST 4 A 8732 ▼A ♦ 10 9 8 4 K (J 10 4 SOUTH 4 K Q 10 V K g 10 9 8 5 ♦ KQS 48 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East South Wr»l Norlh J» 4» I’a u Pais 24 Pais K ill 14 Pass Pau Opening lead: 4 4 by Leonard Starr | ... I ’M NO - THAI WAS PECPLY ms iPfA At ONE. Wil KNEW i— pi &apfointep. /HiNNlE. PUL ..PIP A'OTH/NO ADOPT IT. You ANP -MPS 0. GET FAUST u s TP STEAL THE 60! P? W n.lt. PUT THEN.,.YOU All, w m -vpu PECIPEP TP c a n PL a m i Keep the oplp THAT fa r t PF AFTER. H/6 r it o n A nNI&S PEATH. \ V / <L �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1994 OD Three guys: There’s nothing like Bike Week ■ y SU S A N W IN N ER Herald Correspondent__________ ! SAN FO RD — A familiar ntlr iirmind Sanford IIk -hc day* has ijcen the annual [Jlkt* Week jfcatlvltlcs In Day Inna Hcach. The Jrunthh* or lhe engines fills the Mauls on ihe way lo (his one jijcst Inn! Ion. t with people from S a n fo r d p a r tic ip a tin g , too. '.Among Ihe shiny tanks and ;lenther-elnd visitors, three San•ford men spoke on the subject land whnt Hlkr Week means to them. .Jerry Patty, owner of Jerry’s Cycle and Salvage, said, "From my standpoint l enjoy Mike Week because of the vintage hikes. I enjoy the hikes that were new when I was young. It’s more the engineering of the past and Ihe manufacturing." Patty and some friends visited Daynma this past Monday for the ruccs and manufacturers' rxhlbltn. Hr admitted that their travels did not lake them to the downtown area. Main Street, which has become known as the partying area for Hike Week They stayed near the race track and enjoyed the company of many other families. "1 felt tills year they handled tile crowd heller than rver,” hr said. "It probably has a lot to do with Hie new highway. There were crowds but many were the husband, wife and kbit* They're uoi lor the party lint for the real love o f hikes. The discipline was what Is going on in Main Street, good hut the dress code was but that’s not the focus. The slack. I guess that Is Just racing and meeting celebrities America now. You can't expect from the past Is part o f the fun. nuns at races. 1 Just slay out of People there really arc laid back. Sonic riders are doctors, lawyers the partying scene." Patty’ s own business has seen and other professionals who lake ttic* effects of Hike Week. "Il tins some time O fr to ride and Just let to Impact ns." he said. "For I heir hair down and have a good every tenth car. you thru see n lim e." hike. Financially these are our Erie was excited about meet­ best days. Local people gel ing one of his favorites, Dlek geared up for this time. Sales, Mann, a racer who drhuled Ihe service, emergency breakdowns first Honda and won In 1970. Hr from visitors are good. They hoy spoke of the many other activi­ salvage and need service while ties fort hr week. here." "T h e y not only have dirt B rick K alam aJa nnd tils truck, flat truck and other races, brother. Hon. are also hike en­ hul there Is German Day. Hrlllsh thusiasts. Erie visited Daytona Day. etc..” he said. "Goldwing on Monday. r i d e r s g i v e t o u r s I o St . "People are more laid hack on Augustine, (.‘ape Kennedy and Vintage Day." he said. "T o me. other areas." Vintage Day Is what Hike Wrrk Erie's brother. Hon. reiterated Is all about. Years ago. In ubout that Ihe partying was loo big a HUH or 1020. Is when Hike focus, and Ihe races and oilier Week started. Il was all about activities are really what Hike bringing people together for Week was all about. raring. Hike Week officially " I ’d like lo see more people slaNs hike season everywhere." realize Hint the stereotyjie Isn't Erie said that he had heard true." he said, " ll's jiis t a great last year's turnout was -KXMXX) lime. Hikes are everything 1 tike for lfie week, yet this year Ihe lo do. It’s one of my favorite expected numbers are more things. Hike Week Is u way to around h(X).(XK) express I hat." "I consider the brawls com­ Hon visited Daytona on Mon­ pared to that many people, very day and was most Impressed s m a ll." he said. " T h e had with the "Hattie of the Tw ins." publicity nnd them zeroing In on "It's new. heavyweight hikes one or two of the brawls has lhill are Italian and one from given Hike Week a had name. Il New Zealand." he said. "It's a seems more focus Is given lo great race." H»*M Photo by 8u*an Vpknner From loft: Jerry Patty, Ron and Eric KalamaJa are ready to roll during Bike Week. Hon said enjoyment to him was seeing ihe many hikes and manufacturers' booths Hitlers from all over with any make or model of motorcycle Is attracted lo Ihr area “ It doesn't matter what hike you ride." he said "It's the one time of year for I firm all to come together. It’s a kind til camara­ derie." All three men agreed this year Hike Week has gone well. And Ihey said, even though this hobby may be a llttlr louder than some others, there's some­ thing special about swinging ynur leg across the engine. Iillllng liiut accelerator and tak­ ing olf with the wind blowing through your hair Program helps develop special students’ talents By VICKI DaEORMIER H e ra ld S t a l l Wr i t er ,. WINTER SPRINGS — There are three new. very , special employees at the Seminole County school Truns|Hiriallou Services department "They are hard working students and they are putti ng their talents to good use in our .department," said Dr Joe Wise, director o! the .depart incut. Wise said the three exceptional education students have come Into the employ of his department through the school district’s excep­ tional eduealloo department and Ihe county’s ,,Private Industry Council IPIC). "I really did not have anything to do with the - selection of the students." Wise said. "They came t to us through Ihe PIC." . Wise said that when he was director of school transportation In Orange County he " a g ­ gressively pursued" the hiring of exceptional , i.u . Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT. c, CIO HTfcENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.IN A N D F O N SEM INO LE CO UN TY. FLO RID A CASE NO t> in * CA 14 K 'C I T I Z E N S F ID E L IT Y DANK A N D TRUST C O M P A N Y * . Kentuck, Hanking Lo'potalion .1 ti a V f4C M O H r G A G E SER V IC IN G CO M PA N Y Plaintiff. VI SANDRA l HOPSON d a l . Defendant 1*1 NOTICE O F SALE , Nolle* l» hereby given that purtuanl lo « Summary Judg m*nl of Foretloeur*. I will lell ' IS* fr.llov.mg deter(bad properly located In Seminole County. Florida Tl>* South J4 feel ot Lol II. - and all ot Lol l>. In Blotk 11. . B E L AIR. a tubdlvltlon. ac cording to lh* plat thereof as recorded In Plal Book 1, Page 1 ft. ot the Public Record* ol , Seminole County, Florida at public tale, lo the highest bidder lor cash, at Wed Iron! ' door ot the Seminole County Courlhout*. Santord. Florida, II 00a m o n M a rc h ll. IW4 American* Wllh Oltablllllet Act ( AO A I N otice In ac cordance with lha American* wllh Ditabllille* A d . per*on* - wllh a dltablllty who need a tpeclal accommodation to par tlc lp a le In Ihlt proceeding thould contact AD A Coordinator al XII North Park Avenue. Suile N 101, Sanlord, Florida 11/11 at lead live day* prior lo Ihe proceeding Telephone 140/1 I I I 4110 E M * W i 1 *00 9 S J l/ / t (T O O ) or I W 0SSS1Z/0 IV ). v ia Florida Relay Service W ITNESS my hand and Seal ol Ihlt Court on February II. I**4 ISealI M A R Y A N N E M OR5E C L E R K ,C IR C U IT C O U R T By Jan* E Jntewlc Deputy Clerk Publlth March*. 11. IW4 O E P 4/ Research is the Key Im r im v c M iv , .tc fT h is is an exciting program for all of us. J -Dr. Joe Wlso educat Ion stuili-tiis lu lit* depart m m t. "W e had 11 or 12 at one silt* and four at another," hr said W ere just gelling started here In Seminole County " Wise Mild he liken to employ students lu hl*t department lot twolmportaul reasons. "I think il adds to the students' schooling experience." he said. "And I think It's great lor employees In non-limtrucllonul to come In touch with students Service to students Is our primary mission." According to Wise, the three students have Item placed In an apprentice program at the ■ .<»! Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O F O R SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A G E N E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO •> 1)444 CA 1*41 L BANK OF AME RICA NATIONAL TRUST ASAVIN GS ASSOCIATION ai tuccettor b, merger to SECU R ITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK Piainlilt. v* THOMAS A F E RHANTE . 5 H A H O LY N L F E R R A N T E . G U L F AM ER ICA N SBL. INC . SPRINGS LANDING H OM EO W NER $ ASSOCIATION. INC.. Defendant!*) RE NOTICE OF F O R E C LO S U R E SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN P'jriuanl lo a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated August 1*. IWJ, and entered In Cate No 9) CAM CA 114) L, ot the Circuit Court ot Ihe Elgh'eenth Judicial Circuit In and tor Seminole County. Florida wherein BANK O F A M E R IC A N A TIO N A L TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIA TION. a* successor by merger to SECU R ITY PACIFIC NA TIONAL BANK. It Plalnltll and TH O M AS A FERRANTE SM ARO LYN L F E R R A N T E G U L F AM ERICAN SBL. INC SPRINGS LA N D IN G H O M E O W N E R 'S A S S O C I A T I O N , INC., are Defendants, I will sell lo Ihe highest and best bidder lor cash al the well Iron! door ol Ihe Seminole County Court house, In 101 N Park Avenue, S a n lo rd . F lo r id a , at II 00 o'clock A M on Ihe 14th day ol March. 1*94, the lollowmg dv scribed properly as tel lorlh In said F mat Judgment, lo wl I Lol 44. SPRINGS LANDING UNIT TWO. according to Ihe plal thereof as recorded In Plal Book 14. Paget )/, 1*. and 3*. of the Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida D A T E D Ih lt 3nd d a y of March. ITT4 M A R Y A N N E MORSE a tC lerk o l the Court By: Jane E. Jatewlc Oeputy Clerk Publlth: March*. 11. m s D E P 44 LOCAL NEWS LOCAL SPORTS Call Today To Start Your Subscribtion Delivery Stanford Herald 322-2611 Legal Notices INVITATION TO BID Annual Requirement Agreement For Aluminum Sign Blank*. Polls, and Related Hardware A/R 141 Seminole County Hoard ot County Commissioners request* interested patties to submit forma) sealed bids lot the above relerenced Invitation to Old Bid packages will be available at the County s Purchasing Di vision totaled at 1tot E 1st Street, Room 330* Santord, F L U / / l Request for bid documents may be made by catling teO/l 1)1 1110 oMention f i l l , or via tec simile at (40/1)10 *144 Bids must be received by the Purchasing Division no later than ) DO p m lineal timet on Wednesday. March 10. 1**4 Bids received alter such lime will be returned unopened All bids shall ba opened publicly and read aloud A L L P R O S P E C T I V E BID D E R S A R E H E R E B Y CAU H O N E D NOT TO CONTACT AN Y M E M B E R OF TH E SEM INOLE CO U N TY BO ARD OF C O U N T Y CO M M ISSIO N ER S. C O U N T Y M A N A G E R . OR CO U N TY S TA FF M E M B E R S O T H E R T H A N T H E S P E C IFIED CO NTACT P E R S O N R E G A R D IN G THE ABO V E BIO ALL CONTACTS M U ST BE C H A N N E L E D THROUGH THE PURCHASING DIVISION Contact Jacqul Perry, Buyer, at (40/) i l l IIM eitenslon /I14 lor lurther Information, M/W BE's are encouraged lo participate In Ihe hid process Publlth March I1.1W4 O E P 101 Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IO H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF T H E S T A T E O F FLO RID A IN A N D F O R SEM INO LE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION CASE NO t) 0/t) CA 14 K U N ITED STA TE S O F AM ER IC A Plalnltll. vs L U L A M M IT C H E LL nkn L U L A M H O SEN TH ALL. R E G IN A L D U M IT C H E LL. LOUISA V STICKLANO. D E P A R T M E N T OF H E A LT H A R E H A B ILITA T IV E S ERVICES, and SEM INO LE S E L F R E LIA N T HOUSING. INC , Defendant!*) NOTICE OF SALE Nobce It hereby given that, pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment ol Foreclosure en tered In Ihe above ceplioned cate. I will tell Ihe property situated In SEM INO LE County. Florida, datcrlbed as Lot I. Block A. ROUND LA K E E S TA T E S , according to the plet thereof at recorded in Plal Book 14. Page /. ol the Public Records ot Seminole County, F lor Ida at public sal*, lo the highest and best bidder lor cash, at the W EST FRON T DOOR. SEMI NO LE CO UN TY COURT HOUSE. XI N P A R K A V E .. SEM IN O LE County Courlhoute. In SANFORD. Florida, al II 00 a m on April 3. I**4 D A T E D March 3 ,1W4 H ON ORABLE M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K OF CIRCU ITC OU RT B Y ,nrie E Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publish M a rch 4,11.1*94 D E P 4*__________ PS-14/ - Legal AdverlHement TH E B O A R D O F CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A Separate sealed E<presslont ol Interest lor PS 14/ Architect Engineering Servlcei/Health Department Expansion will be ac cepled by Seminole County at lha olllce* ol the Purchasing Olvltlon until JOO P M . local lime. Wednesday, April *. I»*4 On* marked "original" and tin I*) copies m ull be submitted. Enprettlont ot Interest received elter the spec Hied dal* shell be returned unopened SCOPE OF SERVICES: To provide all A/E Services lor tho design of a 14.000 square loot espanslon to accommodate the Environmental Health Section MAIL OR D E L IV E R TO: County Service* Building 1101 East First Street, Purchasing Division Room 130*. Sanlord. Florida 337/2. SUBM ITTALS MUST BE R E C E IV E D IN TH E PURCHASING DIVISION. 1101 E AST FIRST S T R E E T . 1RD FLOOR - ROOM •120*. SANFORD, FLO R ID A , NO L A T E R TH AN 5:00 P M LOCAL TIM E EXPRESSION S OF IN TER ES T R E C E I V E D A F T E R TH AT TIM E W ILL NOT BE A C C E P T E D M A R K OUTSIDE O F E N V E L O P E : PS 14/ Architect Engineering Servlces/Meallh Department E»pan»lor> Seminole County encourages M BE/W BE participation FOR F U R T H E R INFORMATION, CO NTACT: LINDA C JONES. PURCHASING DIVISION. CONTRACTS A N ALY ST. (40/) 321 1130. EXTEN SIO N /II* or 71 *2 PS-147 C O M P L E T E P A C K A G E IS A V A IL A B L E IN TH E PURCHASING DIVISION AT N O C H A R G E NO TE: All proposectlve olltror* are hereby cautioned not lo contact any member ol the Seminole County Board ol County Commissioners. County Manager or Selection Commute* regarding Ihe above proposal Any Inquiries pertaining lo this Expression ol Interest must be directed through the Purchasing Division contact person noted above The County will not entertain or be responsible lor any oral Interpretations given by any County employee, representative or others The Issuance of a written addendum Is the only official method whereby Interpretation, clarification or additional Information can ba given Addendumlsl It any, wilt be Issued only by Ihe Purcheslng Division lo ell firms at record as having received this package. The County reserves the right lo re|ect any or all otters, with or without cause, to welve technicalities, or to accept the otter which In Its best |udgment best serves the Interest ol Ihe Counly. Cost ol submittal ol this otter Is considered an operational cost of Ihe otferor and shall not be paised on to or borne by the County. Central Services/Purcheslng 1101 E. 1st Street - Room 1130* Sanlord. FL 327/1 Publish: March 11, l»»4 D E P 3/ 1/ transportation srrvlrca department The program will allow them lo continue working and learning In ihr department through the end of thin summer Tw o ol tin* students will he training as automotive mechanic's helpers and another student will tie trained asa paint body worker The three will tie paid while Ihey are receiving training I he money for their salaries Is lining provided by the Private Industry Council. According to Wise. I tie students will he prepared for employment III the same tv pc ol |nhs In Ihe community after they complete then training. "Work Experience Teachers (for the schools) will he able tp place these students In Jobs In ih r community," he explained, While there are only three students current!* working in the transportation services depart meni. Wise said he will tie doing what he can to hud employment induing opportunities lor more exceptional education students. "This Is an exciting program for all ol us " hr said FREEBIE ADS _ A Take advantage of this special offer This is a groat o p p oitun ity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular cla ssifie d cu stom ers at no cost to you. Ju st follow these instructions. 1 . A d s w ill be scheduled to run lor 10 days. 2 . Price of item m ust bo stated In the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. 3 4. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. 5. Available to individuals (non Com m ercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6 . The ad m ust be on the lorm show n below and either be mailed In or presented In person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald C la ssifie d Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8 . C la ssifie d M anagem ents d e cisio n on copy accep tab ility will bo final. S a n lo rd H e ra ld MAIL TO: C L A S S I F I E D FREEBIE ADS Sanlord Herald P.O. Box 1657 Sanford, FL 32772*1657 * ONLY ONE ITEM • MU8T INCLUOE PRICE * f 100 OR LESS PRINT AD HERE:. .P H O N E . NAM E. ADDRESS I Subtc/lb* To Th» Sanlord H*r«ld { ) Yai ( ) No Don't Miss A Single Issue! LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPO RTS • LOCAL EDITO RIALS PEO PLE • HEALTH & FITN ESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS Silllfonl IllWlltl 300 NORTH FRENCH AVE. • SANFORD, FL 32771 IT �tfl Y ij& t.M H IH H H I ^1 ^yUi # *wtena'i 100 - Sanford Hornld, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, March 13. 1994 Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H T E E N T H J U O IC IA l CIRCUIT. IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A CASE NO. f ) >111 CA I4 K F E D E K A L N A TIO N A L M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION, a c o rp o ra tio n o rg a n lia d and flittin g under Iha law* ol in* Unllad S la in ol America. Plaintiff, vl R O B E R T V C L I N G A N .f ial , Delfndanl(t). NOTICE OF S ALE Notice li hereby given that, punuant to a Summary Judg ment ol Forecloiure. I will tall the following dftcrlbed property located In Seminole County, Florida: L O T 411. S P R IN G O A KS. UNIT 1. ACCORDING TO THE P LA T TH ER EO F RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK 17. A T P AGES 74, 7] AN D 7f. O F TH E PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F SEM IN O LE CO UN TY. FLORIDA at public tale, to the hlghett bidder for cath. al the Welt front door of (he Seminole County Courlhoute. Sanford. Florida. II 00 a.m. on March II. Ilia American* With Oltablllflet A d (A D A ) N o tice: In ac cor da nee with Iha American* with Dliabllltlea Act. pertont with a ditablllty who need a tpeclal accommodation to par tlc lp a t f In I h li p ro c tid ln g thould contact AD A Coordinator al M l North Park Avenue. Suite N M l. Sanford. Florida 11771 al leait live dayt prior lo the proceeding Telephone: (a07| ID a]M Eat. *777, I 400 9111771 (TDD) or I MOISS 1770 (V). via Florida Relay Service W ITNESS my hand and Seal of thlt Court on February II. Iff*. (Seal) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K . CIRCUIT C O URT By Jen* E , Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Pubtlth: March 1 . 1). Iff* D E P al IN T H E CIRCU IT CO UR T F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y . FLO R IO A CIV IL DIVISION C A SE NO. 9111*9 CA 14 E U N IT E D S A V IN G S ASSOCIATION O F TE XAS . F S B . Plaintiff, v. J A A B E R BADAVI; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F JA A B E R BADAVI. IIany, A M E R IC A N B A N K E R S INSURANCE CO M PANY) R U S S E LL FAIBISCH. D E E R RUN H OM EO W NER'S ASSOCIATION »fA. INC.) O E E R RUN P R O P E R T Y OW NERS ASSOCIATION #1. INC . JOHN DOE and JAN E DOE. unknownlenantt Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO J A A B E R BADAVI P O BoaafIMI Lot Angelet California 90049 J A A B E R BADAVI M7 Sedgefle Id Winter Park. Florida IlT fl YOU A R E N O TIFIED that an action lo foreclot* a mortgage on Iha following real property In Seminole County. Florida: n il Num ber 111 of IS LA KJ ^ J U t U Z a M j t t N D O M I N ii s N iA c e o i n f R a to the MINI' I -tficidl Record! Book ASM. page I7tj, of the Public Record* ol P IN E LLA S County. Florida ha* been tiled agalntl you and you are required lo terve a copy ol your written detente*. II any, on BRIAN T. FITZ G E R A L D . Etqulre, of Ihe law firm ol Powell. Carney, Moor*. Huck* 1 O lto p , P A .. P la ln lll l't al torneyt. who** addrett I* P O Boa 1449. St. Pelertburg, Flor Ida U 7}I 1449. within M dayt alter th* flrtt publcalion, and III* th* original with th* Clerk of thl* Court either betor* tervlce on PlalnttH’i attorney or Imm* d'ately thereafter) otherwlia a default will be entered agalntl you lor th* relief demanded In the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and th* teal ol thlt Court on March 10. Iff* (S E A L ! M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clark ol the Circuit Court By . Patricia F. Heath Deputy Clerk Publlthi Match I). 70, Itt4 D EP IH . '•Vg Legal Notices * L E O A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T 01091/94 11 N O T IC E It H E R E B Y 01V E N, that the City ol Sanford. Florida will receive sealed bid* up to l: M P M on Monday. March 14. Iff*. In Iha Purchat Ing Olllco. Room 1*1 lor th* following Item*: FLUOROSILICIC ACID A ll bid* thall be addrettad at follow*: A For Mall Delivery) Purchasing Agent City ol San lord P O B o i l 714 Sanlord. F L 11771 1744 B Far Hand Delivery) Purchasing Agent City ol Sanford MO North Park Avenue Room 141 Sanlord. FLU 77I Th* s e a le d bid* w ill be publicly opened later that tame day al 1:00 P M In Ih* City Commission Chamber*. Room 177. Sanford City Hall. Late otter* will be returned to lander unopened Specification* and th* proper bid form* are available, at no cott. In Ih* Purchasing Office. Room 141. MO N. Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida. (407) U0S4I1. Facsimile or telegraphic bid* will nnt be acceptable. Th* City ot Sanlord reserve* Ih* right lo accept or r*|*ct any or all bid*, with or without caut*. to walv* technicalities or lo accept th* bid which In It* judgement b**t ter vet th* Inter e tlo l Ihe City. P e r t o n t w ith d lt a b l l l l l t t needing assistance to partlcl pat* in any ot the** proceeding* thould contact the Personnel Ol IIce A D A Coordinator al 7MS414 lorty fight hour* In advance ol th* meet Ing CITY O F SAN FO RD Walter Shear In Purchasing Agent March 10. Iff* Publlth: March 11,1*94 D E P 114 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. I4TH JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN D FO R S EM IN O LE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A C A S E NO. 91-1411 CA I4 K/B THOMAS G B A IL E Y . Plalnlllf, vt C H A R L E S H. S C H A F F, JR , O A N C AM ER IC A P R IV A T E BRANDS. INC .a/k/a C H R Y S L E R FIRST C O M M E R C IA L CORPORATION, and R IC H A R D E STRAIN. JR . Defendant* TO B A N C A M E R IC A P R IV A T E BRANDS. INC. D / B / A C H R Y S L E R FIRST CO M M E RCIAL CORPORATION L a tl known addret* s IS West Algonquin Road. Suite 140 Arlington Heights. Illlnoi* 40004 YOU A R E H E R E B Y notified that a C o m p la in t lo r D e ­ claratory Judgment — Judicial Determination ol Homestead hat been tiled against you. and you ar* required to terv* a copy ol your answer or other pleading 10 th* Complaint on th* Poll lloner't attorney, William J. McLeod. Etgulre, P.O. Drawer 9M. Apopka. F L 13704, and III* Ih* original answer or other pleading In Ih* Office of Ih* Clerk of Circuit Court. S*mlnot* rw m ty, SantoMI,* Florida. o r t f before the 7th day of April. 19*4. 11 you fall lo do to. lodgment by default may be taken agalntl you for Ih* rollat demanded In the Complaint. OAT E 0 thl* 3rd day ol March. 19*4 (SEAL) M A R Y A N N E MORSE CLER KO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO RID A BY: Patricia F. Heath Deputy Clerk NOTIFICATION IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH T H E A M E R I C A N S W ITH D IS A B IL IT IES A C T pertont w llh d is a b ilitie s who need tpeclal accommodation to par t ld p a t * In th lt proceeding thould contact th* AD A Coordl nator at Ml North Park Avenue. Suit* N M l, Sanlord. Florida 13771. al least live (SI days prior •o th* proceedings. Telephone 1407) H 141M Eat. 44117) I 400)911 4771 (TOD) or 1 400/ 9SS4770 VOICE (V) via Florida Relay Service. Publlth: M a rch 4. II. M. 17.1994 D E P 41 CELEBRITY CIPHER Cweornr Cipher cryptogram* at* creeled bom quotetrone by lamoua people peal and present lech teilar in Ihe cipher aland* ter another roat, i cam U egoats U *J P L W E K A V J O X E P L U X EL U X I I J W Z I B M W W X I U , O P X *u K J W F V M ■ W L y. U E N I E J W Z U X I I X I X I M W U . 1 — NCNW H J WZ . ,vPREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I have to work Hu m llm*a ' Jl£rd.“ .,7?Jy00* *'*•■ but thal'a Just th* way It qom" (Dyslaale) Michael Dudlkoff. Legal Notices IN TM EC IR C U IT C O URT OF T H E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLO RIOA IN A N O F O R S EM IN O LE COUNTY O E N I R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I N O . 91 1117 CA-I4E RESOLU TIO N TR UST CORPORATION, at Racalvar lor Flrtt Federal Saving* A Loan Attoclallon ol Mid Florida. Plalntllt. VS C A R L A L L IS O N BRIGGSand MONA M A R Y BRIGGS, t l a l . Defendant*. SECON D A M E N D E D NOTICE O F F O R E C L O S U R E S ALE Nolle# It haraby given thal, p u rsu a n t lo an O rd a r Re scheduling Foreclosure Sale dated February IS. 1994. and antertd In civil cat* number 9M I U 7 C A I4E. ol th* Circuit Court ol Ih* llth Judicial Circuit In and for Semi not* County. Florida, wherein RESOLUTION T R U S T C O R P O R A T IO N . AS R E C E I V E R FOR FIRST F E O E R A L SAVINGS A LOAN AS S O C I A T I O N O F M l 0* F L O R I D A . It P la ln lllf and C A R L A L L IS O N B R IO O S , M O NA M A R Y B R IO O S , N O R B E R T M. D O R S E Y . AS BISHOP O F T H E DIOCESE OF O R L A N D O . It/ara O t f t n d antis), I will tall to ttw hlghatl and bast bidder lor cath at tha well front door ol tha Sam Inote County courthousa In Sanlord. Florida. S«mlnola County. Flor Ida. at 11:00 A M on March 19. 1*94. tha following deter Ibed property at sat forth In said Final Judgment, to wit: Tha Southerly 14 a teet ot Lott 11 and 11. Block E. RE P L A T OF SANORA UNITS I A 1. recorded In Plel Book 17, Paget II and II. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida, said 14 44 la*t being measured perpendicular lo Iha Southerly Una of said Lott 77 and 11 ANO Lot It. Block E . ol said RE P L A T OF SANORA UNITS I A 1. aacapt th* Southerly 17 00 feet ot said Lot It. Block E. said 17 00 feet being measured par pendlculer to tha Southerly Una ot tald Lot It. Block E Dated February 11. 1*94 M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clarkol Circuit Court By Jana E. Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publish March*. I). 1*94 D EP4S ._______ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM E Nolle* It hereby given Ihel I am engaged In business at 117 Yearling Dr . Lake Mary. F L 11744. Seminole County. Florida, under Iha Fictitious Name ol H U M M IN G B IR D CO M PU T ING. and that I Inland to reglitar tald name wllh Iha Division ol Corporation*. Telia haitee. Florida. In accordance w llh Iha provision* ot tha Fictitious Name Statute*. To Wit: Section *4109. Florida Statutes 1991. H arry L.Cronk Publlth: March II. 1994 OEP-114 NO TICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Nolle* It hereby given Ihel I am engaged In business at to il N. Hwy IP9RPLongwnMr ft# lltJfl^SemlnqtgCounty, Elgrida undtr tha Fictitious Name ol K E N C O AU TO cPA INTI NO, and lhat I Intend to register tald name wllh Iha Division ol Cor uoratlont. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with Iha pro vltlont ot tho Fictitious Mam* Statutes. To Wit Section 441 09. Florida Statutes 1991 Kenneth Burke Publlth: March II. lets D E P 111 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SE M IN O LE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A P R O B A T E DIVISION File Number 94 041 C P IN R E : E S T A T E OP E L L E N R P E R K IN S Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha a dm lnltlratlon ol tha atlala ol E L L E N R PERKIN S, d a c a a ta d . F ile N u m b e r 94 001 C P. It pending In Iha C irc u it C ourt (or Sam lnole County. Florida. Probale Olvl tlon. th* addratt ot which It M l North Park Avenue, Sanlord. Florida 11771. Sanlord. Florida 11771. T h a t a m t l l l a n d addrett(tt) ol iha personal rapretenlaltva and tha personal repretenlallva't attorney era sat forth below. A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER S O N S AR E N O TIFIE D TH AT: All pertont on whom this notice It tarvad who have ob lecltont thal challenge Ih* velld Ity ot th* will, th* qu*llllcetlont ol <lh* personal representative. v*nu*. or jurisdiction ol thlt Court *r* required to III* th*lr o b lt c llo n t w ith th lt C ou rt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E D A T E O F T H E FIRST P U BLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y D AYS A F T E R TH E D A T E OF SER V IC E O F A C O PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All creditors ol Iho decedent end other pertont having clelm t or demands agalntl decedent's estate on whom a copy ol thlt notice 'f t served within three month* after the date ol tha llrtl publication ol thlt notice must Ilia their claims with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OP T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E D A T E O F T H E FIRST PU BLI CATION OF T H U NOTICE OR T H IR T Y D AYS A F T E R TH E D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM . A ll other creditors o l Iha dacadanl and parsons having claim s or demands against th* d*c*dant's etlats must III* their claims with this court WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E D A T E OF T H E FIRST P U B L I­ CATION OF T H U NO TICE. A L L C LA IM S. O E M A N O S A N D O B JE C T IO N S NO T SO F I L E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED, Tha data of tha tin t public# tlon of this Notice It March II. 1994. Ptrtonal Raprttanlatlva M A R Y E L L E N HEINRICH 1174 N. llth S lrttt Milwaukee, Wl 13109 Attorney tor Personal Representative O E O R O E B . W ALLACE. ESQUIRE M O N C R IE F A N D W A L L A C E , P.A. "Geo, aller hearing aboul your farm's chopping block, I'll nevor complain about Ihe ivory poachers again.* Pott Office Box 1149 Sanlord. Florida 1717113*9 Phon* (407) 111 1440 Florida Bar No. 140149 Publish: March II. 10. 1*94 DEP-11! CLASSIFIED ADS Se m in ole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 1:00 AM. •S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSEO SATURDAY A SUNDAY O rlando - W inter Park 631-9993 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 consacutlv* tlmoi.......... 97c a ling 7 contecutivo timgg.......... 70c a ling 3 conEKutlv* tlm«* .............91c a lint 1 lima.............................11.19 a ling Ratts arc par laiua, bated on 3 lines •3 Lines Minimum NOW ACCEPTING C H I L D C A R E a v a ila b le evenings A weekends Cell tor rale specials. Mrs Michelle's HouS* 111-1411/L Ic 4191 10 E X C E L L E N T C H ILD C A R E . In my d#an home. Affordable rates, hoi meal*, and lo ll ol Tl T Excellent rats 131 771* M O N EY M AK IN O Home bull ness Learn howl For detail* send SASE lo J A Consulting and Marketing. P O Box 1401, J ohn's Island. S C . 19417 ___ DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon The Day Betor* Publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday • Monday 5 DO P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In th* event of an error In an ad, Ih* S«ntord Herald will b* reaponalbl* lor Ih* flrtt Insertion only and only to Ih* extent of th* coal of that lna*rtlon. Pt*aa« check your *d lor accuracy Ih* first day It run*. Successful International mar kallng company looking tor leaders to build ground lloor USA company. Call Robert _______ HI1I11______ P A P E R R O U TE. W0 day. 100 Sun. 40 mile* long 7hr* 41mln deliver lime 174 000 111 7711 01— M o n e y fo Lend * IMMEDIATE FUNDING* KEEP DRIVING ANO STILL GET THE MONEVI All you need 1%your tltta Jack Diamond for appointment Legal Notices INVITATION TO BID Annual acquirement Agreement For Beckllew Preventers A/R 144 Seminole County Board ot County Commissioners requests Interested parties lo submit formal staled bid* lor Iha above referenced Invitation to Bid Bid package* will be available al tha County's Purchasing Dl virion located at HOI E 1st Slreaf, Room 110* Sanlord. F L 11771 Request for bid documents may be made by calling (407) 33M1JO extension 7)14. or via facsimile at (407)130 **44 Bids mutt be received by th* Purchasing Division no later then 1 to p m (local tlmal on Wsdnatday. M arch 10. 1994 B i l l rectlvad attar such lima will be returned unopened All bids shell be opened publicly and reed aloud A L L P R O S P E C T I V E BID D E R S A R E H E R E B Y CAU TIONED NOT TO CON1ACT ANY M E M B E R O F THE SEM INOIE CO UN TY BOARO OF 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 CO UN TY S T A F F M E M B E R S O T H E R T H A N T H E S P EC IFIED CO N TACT P ER S O N R E G A R D IN G THE ABOVE BID A L L CO N TACTS M UST BE C H A N N E L E D THROUGH THE PU RCHASING OIVISION Contact Randy V ogenten, B u y e r , at 1407 ) 11 1- 1 110 extension 7111 lor further Inlor mstion M /W BE't ere encouraged lo participate In the bid process Publish: March 11.1*94 O E P 100 NO TICE OF • FICTITIOUS N A M E • Nolle* ll hereby given thal I am engaged In business el 107 Sir Lawrence Orlve. Sanlord, Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of L A S E R LEC TR IC . and that I Intend to register said name wllh Ih* Division ol Corporations. Telia has***. Florida. In accordance w llh Iha p ro visio n s of th* Fictitious Nam* Slelute*. To Wit. Section *410*. Florid * Statutes 1991 John Glasar Publish AAerch 11. 19*4 D E P 111 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Nolle* It hartby given that we era engaged In business al 1*1* Sunset Lane, Casselberry. 11707. Seminole County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Nam* ol FAS HOME IM P R O V E M E N T , and thal w* Inland to register said name wllh Ih# Division ol Cor porallons. Tallahassee, Florida, In accordance wllh Ih* pro vision* ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToWIt Section *4109, Florida Statutes 1991 Richard Gooch Susan LaFounlaln Publish March 11. 1994 D E P 114 12— E l d e r ly C a re 7*0 rot Bladder Control Problims? 7J— H elp W anted SENIORS, call to find out II you quality lor aitlslanc* with OIAPERS/PAD S delivered to your door monthly 401MO 1114 LOVINO HOM E tor elderly In Lake Mary area 14 hour car* wllh lots ot TLC Pleas* con lact Virgil or Kristi* *1 4*7 111 119* 21— P e rs o n a ls ADOPTIONS Free medical car*. Iranspor teflon, counseling, private doctor plus living axpantes Oar 4717111 Clearwater Atterney John Frlcker 1 404 917 1440 23— Lo st & Found 1.000 AVON products Earn lo 10N No door door PT/FT S a n d ^ lin ie iM #00 *44 JIM A D O T O Y O U R INCOME 1 E L L AVON NOWI CA LL 171 4111 or 111 441* AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds Ilk* success We re well Into our Ird decade ol training successful agents No license7 Wa'll helpl W ATION R E A L T Y CORP R E A LTO R S 1111100 A U TO A U C TIO N D R I V E R ! N E E O E O I Must have valid driver* license and be able to drlvosllck Call between I } lP R I N T lT A F F I N O .il* 1011 5 dayt Excellent pay and banafltt A S F and toolt a mutt Call Tony at J » J479 R EW A R D LOST RO TTY Last seen Lake Dr . Casselberry Please call Terri 1*7 *4*1 AUTOMOTIVE DETAILING 1 LOT MECHANICAL WORK I. M AR Y L. JONES am not rtipootibl# lor any debt! in cu fftd othtf than my awn FAX E ica llan t opportunity Phil Belli* Car Canfar. Sanford ______ nt haj______ A V A IL A B L E POSITIONS Temporary and tamporary to parmanant poiitiom availably In cantral Florida area for fhota experienced In YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TO US ANYTIME DAYORNIGHTI ••ProduCfTon/Attambly** ••Warthouta** ••Fork l iff Operator ** ••Clerical" 407-323-9408 G E N E R A L PERSON NEL Call lam 4pm Monday Friday He*»i A Teel CAl edvar tiling. nothing beat* tha Sanlord Mtrald Faa ut your ad to tha C U ttih ed Dapt and Includa tha following in formation* BAGGAGE HAM M ER' AIRLINE CLEANERS AIRPORT COUNTER HELP It you hava any quathont. plaata c a ll tha C la ttlfia d A d v a r t lt ln g O a p a rtm a n t Mcnday Friday * JO 5 JO Needed immediately Orl In lernatl Airport Call today. Start tomorrow J SJ 4141914 Earn f 100 100 per week Rat idantial homadaanlng Mon day Friday Day hour* Nt«d car Call M erry Maid»31t SJU> BUY OR SELL TUPPERWARE Full tim e) 11thill LPN Full llm e l H and part lime 1 II Accepting applications Monday Friday. * 4 DetUry Manor 40 N 17 91. D tBaty 497 444 4474 COSMETOLOGIST C h r is t ia n o w n e d , non smoking, lull service pro (visional talon and cosmetic studio Commission on terv Ices plus commission on 10 lop retail hair car* lines We re growing, we're busy, and w* have openings lor you! C e l l l l l 4101 or 4917101 t*r Inlervkw appointment DIRECTOR For established childcare cen ter Education and experience In early chlldhobd required ________ Call M l 4411________ DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARR IERS. Tavares. FI. a wall atfablitbad and grow Ing Cantral Florid a bated company offert you • 7 k toTtCper mile • Up to 17 000 ml par mo • Stop Off Pay • Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • Safety 4 Performance Bonut • Spout# Riding Program • Average Trip 5 f Dayt • Lata Modal Conventional Tractort If you have 7 year* tractor trailer. OTR and tnow and lea experience plot a good driving record, call _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 tOt 111 ffl#_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Dtivtr/W itfhoust Potion Musi have clast A CDL Apply In person Loatcr*«n Com ganv. W0 Diver Lake Dr ORIVERS REWARD! Clatt A and B driver! needed You need fwo yaart eaperi anca for clatt A and on# year for D You mutt have a good driving record Bring thit ad In with you and tiller ftO hour t of working you wilt receive 140 bonut Cali for appointment « t s n i) EXP INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Mon thru Thuft. f ’ t hr work dayt Pd holiday and vara tion Apply at: San Del. 7740 Old Leke Mery Rd . Sanford GOOD WORKERS NEEDED D AILY WORK. D AILY PAY RIGHT H A N G M A N t U lil t Call attar 1 OOp m____ _ Legal Notices NO TICE TO BIO D ERS Seminole County's Purchasing Olvlslon has estbllshed a Did Information Lino To obtain Inform ation re g a rd in g pro curemants which era currently being solicited, call LABORERS Pevement marking company In Sanford need* hard work Ing. dependable people for em ployment Job require* traveling M ult have at iaatf C la n D CDL Keanu Drug fait and phytical required S t a r t at %i SO'hr G ood banafltt. health insurance re lirement fund Call 401 l it 1010 far direction* Taking application* tarn 4pm Monday Friday Woman encouraged to apply LAMINATORS WANTED E ■parlance In boat building Hire Immediately Apply at U70 Doignar P t . 3710140 LANDSCAPERS SOD LAYERS i ul i iiv i i;; am LEE'S FAMOUS CHICKEN EX P E R IE N C E D • Cook • Counter Person • Salad Prep • Cashier A p ply In parton between 0am 10am. 7am la m 1901 South French A vt__________ LPN Ir^'eOed tn innovative facility on tha cutting edge of research 17hour%hlft ______ Colton tool_______ PHOTOGRAPHER PART TIME MAIL ROOM CLERKS 14 10 up an hour Call today I JSJ 41* 191* MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT The Sanford Herald It prat •ntly looking for a photogre pher A fte rn o o n * and evening* Mutt have tportt and dark room experience Call Tommy or Lacy It: 10AM 1PM Reliable Salary 377 4777 m ins WHY Well any longer 7 Many jobs net listed Let AAA E M P L O Y M E N T work ter you end pul you Into a permanent poullon today I LPN Full time Apply within Mon day Friday, e 4 at Oebary Manor 447 44* 4414 III M il P a rt lim a e v e n in g ! and weekend! CPR training pro tarred Mature adult, mutt be 21 Call Melody or Joyce PURCMA1INO AO EN T To 1400 wkl Train Top co needs your communication, computer skills Hurry! M E D IC A L PHYSICIAN *400 day New clin k needs your medical skills Call I AD M IN ISTRATIVE A1ST 1)1* wkl Good organliallon skills lands this on* today. A CCO U N fIN O C L E R K S140 wkl Established llrm needs your lake charge ability F IT T E R FABRICATO R 11*0 wk • Can t beat thlsi Growing, needs Id hire now I E L C E T M A C H A N IC If t hr Keep Meet In running orderl Greet opportunity I RO UTE DRIVER 1410 wk I Why welt any longer Good I lo be mad* her* now I CONSTRUCTION TR A IN E E 1110 wkl Eanleillc opportunl ty lo learn new trade Murryl PHONE PERSON Put your kind smile to work F A C TO R Y T R A IN E E Great co Hera's your chance C LIR IC A LW O R K IR Pleasant personality lands thltonel Don't m ltsoutl FILEC LER K Gem ol a job I Detail wlntl Good career spot tor you HOUSEKEEPER Full lima position available HVAC/plum blng necettary Great beneMt P le n a apply In per ion. Sailpotnfe Apartment! ♦01 W Seminole Ulvd Sanlord 40/ ill 1011 M ED ICAL 121 1411 RN CHILDCARE LA B O R E R S N C E O E O tkHled and untkllled Potitlont avail able Dayt Call between I 3 SPRINT STA F F IN O . I lf 1011 Charge nurse lor 7am 1pm IV end ventilator experience needed Apply Inperson Debary Manor U N . Hwy 17 9) Oebary. FI in sals Publish: March I], 1994 D E P 101 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E Notico l l hgrtby given that I am engaged In business al 1X71 Allonio Circle. Winter Springs. 11704. S«mlnol* County. Florida, under Ih* Fictitious Name ot G E R R Y POLITSCH E L E C T R IC AN D H OM E R E P A IR , end that I Intend lo register said nama wllh Ih* Division ol Corpora lions. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance wllh Ih* provisions ol Iho Fictitious Nam* Statute*. ToWIt: Section 441 09. Florida Statutes 1991 Gerry A, Polltsch Publish: March tl. 1*94 D E P 111 FLO R IO A S TA TE R EQ U IR ES all contractors be registered or certified To verity a slat* c o n t r a c t o r s lic e n s e c a ll I 100 342 7940 Occupational Licenses are required by Ihe county and can b* verified by calllna^llll30^*^*)^^_^ Applla n ccs W E ’R E H I R I N G !!! A P P L IA N C E R E P A IR Free appl service cell with re palest John. A 4 Best, 114 11*1 C a rp e n try C A R P E N T E R Aft kinds ol home repairs, painting 4 ceramic tile RichardGrots 111 1971 C a rp e t C le a n in g ’SPEEDWAY/STARVIN MARVIN^ has opportunities In this aroa for career-mlndod individuals to grow with us. Positions avallablo include: • SALES PEOPLE • ASST. MANAGERS We offer both full and part-timo positions, flexible scheduling, and an extensive benefits packngo for full time. Please apply in porson for immediate Interview: An Equal Opportunity Employer 700 W 25th St. 323 5176 CARPET ASSISTANT R E S ./CO M M Vinyl Siding . A lu m . F ra m in g . D ryw atl. Doors. Rooting. Concrete H I M i l S O. Ballnt, CBC4I9S44 SPEEDWAY ORDERLIES Best P u t Tim i Job In Town Additions a Rem odeling 4730 W. SR 40 SAN FO RD AAA EMPLOYMENT 0*1111 For con van Ian1 and etonomt • Billing nama. addratt. and phona number • Contact nama and phon# numbar for ad vtf iticafion • Startdata • Numbar of dayt you Mould like your ad »o run CNAS For ell lull lime shltt* 7 ). II 7 .4 1 11Must be certified AUTO TECH • F O U N D F lo r id a D r iv e r s License Ms Sancher pleas* call 111 4410 25— S p e c ia l N o tices CERAMICS u.ioo mooo NOADVANCE FE E • I 400 447 g i l l • 7J n M eJpWant_*d__ .* Busy shop need* greenwar* cleaners Call Lisa tor detail* ________ )24»soi__________ 55— B u sin e ss O p p o rtu n ljle s NETW0RKERS Scheduling may include Heiald Advertise) al Ih* cott ol an additional day Cancel when you get return Pay only lot day* your ad tuns nt rat* earned Use hd description tor las let I results Copy must follow acceptable typo graphical form -Commercial frequency rates are available 71—Help WantetT 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C are & S A M ’ S C A R P E T C L E A N IN O plus strip and bull Moors. R t t ld tn llil/ c o m m fr c ia l 14 hr*. 114 1141. beeper *44 0141 C le a n in g S e rv ic e L IO M T M A U L I N O . F L O O R M A IN TE N A N C E Wo also do wlndowtl 110 190)__________ C on crete CAPTAIN C O N C R E T E . Wayne Beal 1 Man Quality Opera Iton I H01W/41* 1*4) E le c t r ic a l M A STER E LEC T R IC IA N . Rapalr addition, cumni/rat LIC/lnt.lEROOO*l9))ll 4471 HARDWOOD FLOORINO Install Sanding Finishing TOM O LSEN I 111 414 ))•! LOU'S Mowing, Weedealing. Edging, 11} A up Light haul Ing Free Estimates, i l l 171? G e n e ra l S e rv ic e s - TO M A J E F F 'S LAWN CAR E l He* /Comm . dependable, low rates! F ree o il _ ) » 7070 IN D O O R A O U T D O O R Puttering Remodel new and historic home! 37) 7910 H ea lth a Beauty NAILS. NAILS. NAILS Want beautiful nails? Gel nails ar* healthyl Won't crack, chip, peel Call Lyn 1149111 First tlma customtrs lull tats 17011 H om e Im p ro v e m e n t" A F F O R D A B L E Horn* Repair. Dependable All phases Call lor treeest. Michael 111 7101 R E S T O R A T IO N , D RY W A L L , metal studs, doors. Iilm, tld Ing.porches, decks, gaiebot 111 )M7 RITE-WAY,'“'‘"m",r WE SHOW UP Let Ttila Illa^Juy A d WorW F o r v . 3 Cwll CliiMinrtl---- 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 L a n d sc a p in g C Y P R E S S M U L C H lll/ y a rd 100% G rade A . m illed tn Long wood Cell ut lor a Ire* estimate on your tree trim ­ ming and removal! Hardy liv e leryle* doing buxines* a» A A A Tree Service 1191141 321-7699 114 SIM Aik for Dale Lawn Maintenance At lf'» Beit Commercial and retidenfial Cutting weeding, trimming, edainq. fertilizing, bagging Pest C on tro l ~ B i C PEST CONTROL Fam ily operated and serv Iced 14) Initial service In eludes ) months service Once a year services available Bonded. Insured, and licensed Member ol Belter Business __Bur.au P re s s u re C le a n in g DUN R IT E i Clean driveways, roots, pool decks, w alks, houses Free t il. ))l 411) R ooting O Y 1 B E R 1 R O O F IN O Free a i l . . )0 y rs e x p e rie n c e Bond'lns/Llc RC006474) Call 174 4)11 " S w im m in g Pool S o rv lc e / R e p a ir B LU E IK Y P O O L! AN O 1PA1 Service, repair and remodel Ing Q uality work a l low ' prices Fr****t, 407-1119901 W E E K L Y SE R V IC E from 141 mo Chem Rile Pool Service 740 1171 Robert Shoemaker T re e S e rv ice fcCHULS I H E L iV C Lie's, ins "Le i th* Professionals do It." Freeesllmetes .......11) 7719 A d v e r t i s e You r B u s i n e s s E v e r y Day F o r As L o w As $45 Per Month. Call C l a s s i f i e d , 322-2611 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1994 - 111 K I T ’ N* C A R I . Y L E 0 by la irry W right 71— H e lp Wa nted 117— C o m m e rc ia l R e n ta ls ___ L O O K I N O for loving com passional* persons Ihat love the elderly Will train *9* 100) S A N FO R D R E T A I L / O F F I C E . M S ) iq II single tlory w/ kllihen. covered sidewalk!, high Irallic area. Water A sewer Inc. t)00 plus sales lai/mo SIOO sec Slentlrom Really Inc. Jim Doyle i l l 1665 1ANFORD Prol olllcet D r“ Dental. Heal Estate. Retail Shop Carpeted, cent H/A. high frafflc location t I.4M sq II or 6)6 Very Reasonable! Cell Wes Louwima, Broker O ltlc* .Ill 4)16i Hem*.))) 1*1* M E D IC A L H E A L T H PROFESSION AL ♦PHARMACISTS* ★ W A L *M A R T * W AL • M ART STORES. INC., H A S I M M E D I A T E O P E N IN O S FOR F U L L A P A R T T IM E R E G IS T E R E D P H A R M A C IS T S IN V O LU SIA COUNTY WE O F F E R E X C E L L E N T H E N E F IT S A N D C O M P E T IT IV E SALA RY C LO SED N IG H TS ANO H O L ID A Y S FO R IN FO R M A T IO N P L E A S E C A L L IM 111 III) OR W R IT E W AL * M A R T S T O R E S .I N C . P R O FES 1I0N A L SERVICES P O DOX li t , B E N T O N V I L L E . AR m u M il GRADUATE INTERNS ENCO URAG EDTO APPLY An E q u al O pp o rtu nity E m p lo ye r " P l e a t * A d v i l * i n II AtililAnco in llw application or hiring process I* needed to accomodAl*a dH*blllt)i_^_ 118— O ffic e Space / R ent N EW Sanlord offlcoi and/or warehouses 400 2.600 tq II Special, «l*S/me. I l l 1SS* SAN FO R D Olllce space 1400 Iq II building total. 1200 sq IF per olllca unit 111 )004 E L D E R 1PRINOS, o il Hwy 41) I. 2. 3 bdrm t. t)S lo 6W wk a y e a r All rental and real estate advertisements are sub|ecl lo the Federal Fair Hduslng A d , which makes il Illegal lo advertise any prelerence, llm n a tio n or d is c rim in a tio n based on race, color; religion, tee, handicap lamltial status or national origin is P O S S IB LE . pAid vACAllon, medical, and III* Insurance uniform*, *01K and more *6% ol our drivers ar* hom* r-.er y week 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn ish e d / Rent CASSELBERRY Upt<4f«, lin g '* ifo ry . pafio a p a rtm e n t! I bedroom * Idea) for in d iv id u a l or couple APPLY ili ______ REED TRANSPORT, INC. 1990 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DEIAND, FLORIDA 32774 F o r Aluminium and vinyl •atrutlOflt Apply in.ptfinon LO XSC ttEFN CO M PANY )90 Silvtf Ltk» Da SANFORD PRINTING P o illlo n o p tn for a lou r color l lr l p p t r M u ll h « v * 3 y t a r t t a p t r l t n c t «nd i« m r M oper filin g t a p t r l t n c t )?J S 30Q til i m SECURITY OFFICERS P /T S a n lo rd / La k * M a ry Ar»* Weekend shills C la n D g ua rd license r«q i n a ll ) TEACHERS Mu«l hwvt nfirned ftu h ri •award a C P A or •quIwAtiPi or tiAf h t lo r t itegrpv in *#rty childhood JJJ TttiS TELEMARKETERS longeruod p 4 rf time Monday thru Friday. 1PM 9PM, Sal urd*y. 9AM 3PM 13 30 per hour plus bonus and corn m ission Perm anent p o ll tionsl Never a feel Help Ptrsonrttl, U f i M l TELLER Eaperlenced Part lim* 1 day a « l Local cr*dll union No Saturday) Lake Mary toca lion Mall resume lo Blind boa lot P. O. Boi lit ) Sanlord. FI J i l l ) I t * ) W AN TED : Live In Companion Homemaker lo llv* with *1 d*rly lady Salary, private living quarltrt. etc Call alter IQam.pItata. 11**100______ W AR EH O USE AN D G E N E R A L LABOR H E L P N E E D E D I Donut lor d riv e n All thlltt available Dally pay, no lee Report ready to work 1 M am. Industrial Labor S v c . tout French Av No phono calls WAREHOUSE FORKLIFT Slarl Immediately! Up lo M per hour JSJ *11 1116________ WHOLESALE ROUTE DRIVER C la n 8, C .D .L . required Apply In person: Gutltltont Dairy (Farm ersM arkell 1100 Frtnch Av* _________ Sanlord_________ ~ WRECKER DRIVER E«p*rl*nc*d M u tl llv* In Sanlord ar*a A have Class A COL. Apply al; 110/W 1st St 91— A p a rtm e n ts / House to S hare HOUS E K E E P E R) Com panion to r g e n tle m a n , tre e r o o m / b o a rd , p r iv a t e room/balh No salary 110 *»01 93— R oom s fo r Rent A Q U IET, clean rm., kitchen, phone, laundry Apt's avail able alto l?S A up. 124 4911 C L E A N ROOMS, tingle slarllng t)5/w k K itc h e n , phone, laundry, video games, oil street parking 110 4*21______ C L E A N FU R N ISH ED ROOM With kitchen available S))/wk t it tec Downtown 3)2 SOU N E W L Y 'RENO VATED ,"pH vale entrance, paddle Ian In your room, your own heat control, refrigerator, microwave and color tv. O il street parking and maid service Convenient location, The best In town 121 eooa________________ ROOMS FOR RENT See residents al 111* Park Ava., Sanlord S A N F O R D K ltch a .V la u n d ry prlv. Cable Private home US/wk plus dtp 111 194* P IN IR IO O E C L U B . 1 Bdrm 1 Bafh> HI anil 3rd floor avail a blt 1373/mo Maktda Corp R t a lE lla lt 488 4400 141— H o m es to r Safe S AN FO RO I0.0SS tq ft 1 phase, sprinklers S3/tq II SUnstrom Really Inc, Jim Oorl* 111 2426 LUCKYYOUltfi We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! • Single Story Design ■No One Below or Above * Energy • Efficient Studio, t 4 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartment! ^ *Friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management 'C«7r‘• Attic Storage, Private Patio & More! 373 8670 M OVE IN SPEC IAL N ew ly re n o«at*d > A 3 b drm a p t! All 4m*fiit>ei |79v U30 m o ptui dep l ^ r I n t e J74 7184 S a n fo r d C o u rt A p artm en ts N EW I B E D R O O M L o H of c lo ttfH ! A C M 11 M y rtle Ave 1410 mo 1410 % *curfly 379 4140 PARK ON PARK 3301 S. Sanford Ave. • Sanford S p n d o u t I H d m W n d floor .ip l P o rc h over lo o t! Freed park Per Fee I lor c ln g le i or new I r *v*i\ |J93 mo Al C hlodl H ruher/O w ner t 100 311 484] H om tifylt fo o l Apply j 4pm Wl HolldAy Home WeitiiurAni Hv»y 11 97 rvtvir Irth o , A O r j f r re Wo r h p I at, * 373 4779 E X C H A N O E OR S E L L you' proporly located anywhere! Inveilert Rtally, )M M il L 4 b * Arf.1 1 b d rm, 1140 rhO J Ixtr m i l 10 mo and up SALAD MAKER LO N O W O O O /W IN TER SPRINGS Lovoty 7 bdrm fownhoutt C lta n l Ctn fral M /A, »S)5/mo C a ll Wet Louwima, W JL Prop«rli«i O F F ICE/w*r*hous* tp*c*. 1100 Sq It P rim * location at entrance to Central Fla He gional Airport 40)^12J^)40I MINUTES FROM SANrORD MARINER'S VILLAGE PRODUCTION SALES TRAINEE m tm . 323-3301 HOURS; Mon-Sal 9-5:30 Closed Sun Q U I E T 1/111 town hoot*. 7)04 Par'll, A d u lt co m m 1431 /m o and v*c d tp W a fe r/ t r a i h •ncl b a rb M on F r I 372 1441 HALL AffORDABlt HOMIS VLNHJRt 1 PROPLRIilS 312 W • FO R E C L O S U R E ! 1/1 on ' i n c re l A p pl , Inilde u til., fenced yd I Only ll*,000l • 1/1, ovtr l/T e c rtl Llv, din. Inn. rm Satellite dish l«*,*00 • 1/1 w)POOL ler only IU.1M! Llv . dining, tarn rm* tool • L A K E , ten n is, p e e ll 1/2 custom, llv, din . eat In kllch . appl Garage *6).9001 • 1/1, new carpel A palnll Cent H/A. carport J e ll 6*1.9001 BATEMAN REALTY L A K E M A R Y 1/1, fam ily rm. C A/CH on Ig treed lot 111.000 W. M e llc ie w tk l, Realtor ___________m - m i » Lie Reel E tte le Broker 2*40 Sanford Ave. 3210759............. 321-2257 S A N F O R D O U P L E X : Top con d lllo n . Good neighborhood. 1)4.*00 Cell lit e r Spm NEW ON MARKED Idyllwllde. lovely 1 bdrm. 1 b a t h ho me , g r e a t neighborhood! In ground pool, clean! Only t*!.f00l Call Wes Loowtm a, W JL P roperllt* 323-5774 Senlord Proprrllti For t e n Thin U.000Down 141—Homes for Sale F ir b t S I., S . i i i t o t d I bdrm., corner lot, c/h/a, low dn A monthly I Only $41,900 SI. John'* R lv t r e c c * t ll 10 acre*. tOKdownltll.OOO 1 or 1 bdrm., dbl. g a r„ fenced. F i rm c b conslr 111,100 F H A OR V A AS LOW AS SVY% A tiu m t no q u illlltt A owner llnenclng low as l*oo/mol Ooy’l F o re d e iu rtt, R tp eil Semlnelt, Orange. Voluilel 141— H o m e if o r Sale R K A LTY 323-4729 0 ^ 2 1 BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV’T FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN AVAIALBLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA A ORANGE COUNTY Looking lo buy a hornet We have homes In ell areas ot Seminole. Orange. Volusia Cou n lltil Call (ordelallil • Foreclosure I * /lo n 1.11 acres jcvmcc F ire pla ce SICH.900 • 6/1. 2,700 sq It., Ilrvplace, Ig scr. porchl 1104.900 Bath Osborn* Venture I Properties 330-0273/774-9400 STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAGEM ENT A REALTY ___ aeim m im i tvo Y ou 'll tee It 4 buy III 3/1, corner lot, fenced patio, eat In kit., decor louche*! Mi.SOO STENSTROM Reedy tor • change* 1/11*, now kit. cabinet* 4 carpal* p rior lo closing, lam. rm.. •atrestoreg e l U4.W0 REALTY, Cell tor detail* I fane! Mansfield, 323-7271 A A Carnet, IM ., JH -I1M We LIST 4 S E L L more Prop • r ly th en A n y o n e In the G R E A T E R S A N F O R D /L A K E M A R Y Area 11 Cell Us A N Y T IM E I SANFORD F O R S A L E By Ownar 20) Citrus Dr 1/1. m u ll see Inside lo appreciate All new carpel and paint wllhln Fenced In back yard on 1m lake. Walk lo I d y w lld * s c h o o l V e ry motivated tor quick sal*. S44 *00b£ appl only....11474)0 llt h SI. and M yrtle Ave. l .000'4 of properties lor sale I A ll type*, area*, 1 price* No c a m m litto n i C all tor a F R E E list Watch TV Show Channel *. Sun , H A M I 100 60* ltt* 322-2420 • 321-2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY 321-6762 •in Our 38th Yeir* D E LT O N A tM-m-UI Paradise... In Your Own Backyard! We've Got It All! B e a u t i f u l 1,26 3B e d r o o m A p a rtm e n t H o m e s A v a ila b le • I & 2 Bedroom • I-akc Views Ajparlnicnl Homes • Fircplaccs/Vnultcd • N liW Clubhouse Ccillnus Availnblc • Washcr/I)rycr in • l:AN TAS TTC Fitness Fvcry Umf Ccnlcr M e n t io n th is a d a n d P A Y f i O A P P L I C A T I O N F E E I llttlrmiiii SK MIKKK/K tin* ’ I * 1*"* $300 OFF f e / S t . C r o ix A p a r t m e n t ^ B \ f c " s ,l'“ "5n 's J ,"'1 ,,ke Mary*)Jtl'i 10 15 M I.H JO JO ■Sdt Full Month's Rent On Selected Apartm ents! rj • Sun 401 W. Seminole Blvd. • Sanford J ( 407) 322-1051 S A N F O R D I Md r m A p t $79) mo 1700 d tp C a ll a lte r 3pm 374 9044 S A N F O R D f b d rm w7 u til turn By wk or mo 797 9880 office 88* t}7 f/> p rpe 980 J 810 S PACIO U S * *l "iViTifn *m q jl« t rtrna 1173 1110 I yr leave plui ik} ;?;0 1,MO w c SPRING SPECIAL!! 1 B d rm /I Bath J)J I t l l SHENANDOAH A PA R TM EN T S \ ROHM liv rrn Hut , Lirtln p a rc h 1 1 3A F re n c h A v * 1773 mo tro o M ( 478 4417 I Coffin Smell The Savings On Our Uoaulilul 1 & 2 tiedroorn Apnrtmonl Home*! Get 1 M onth's Rent F R E E O ver A 12 M onth Le ase BED RO O M T R E E MONTH S P E C IA L ! } b d r tm A* i t f l i iv q lt < .in J e rry ).’ ) aaw I OEDROOM 1773 m o nlh plus $7 7 3 c e c u rlty d e p o til and re fe re n ce ! 37? J14? 1)* ))«* NICE A C L E A N 1)1 Fenced rant Nu pels SdS'mo 111. last A Set VO* /#v *vt) tprn 9pm P IN E CR E ST 1 t. cent II A. appl . fenced yd . carport, SStO'mo HISTORIC A R E A J /1. appl . Iplc , garage, SSSO'mo Call Paul Osborne, Venture I Properllei. HI t)tt SANFORD. I bdrm, 1U bath lakelronl IrouseSaSO mo 111 loot SAN FO RD GOLOSBORO REHTTOOW N 1 bdrm . new kllchen, air S2.POOdown. t lM 'mo 1*9 111) SAN FO RO Hamilton D iilrid REHTTOOW N Like new 3/1, Air, Laundry SWOOdn L1*40/mo 649 )))) SANFORO, 1)1. O H A . garage ISSO mo plus dep, lease 1612 W 1st SI, 40) 21) 190) or *91 auaeves __ WIN UP TO r C o e v illa A p a rtm en ts 103— Houses U n fu rn ish e d / Rent CO N VEN IEN T, dose to schooll 7 bdrm. I1r bath S.2S and S4)S ptusSHSdep I yr lease INC., SELLERSII BUYERS!! Wtsat a daall 2/1, home w arr , carpet 4 tile, scr pch . roomy, greet shopping areal U ) .60* VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 470-1 2580 Ridgewood Avo, Sanlord • 330-1431 C om e Home to Comfort y and Beauty * * w rs a r Months Month's Rent ^ Over A 12 Month Loose On 2 Ikulrooni Apartm ent Homes! • New ly Renovated • Lake Front • V olleyb all • I'ihi I Country Lake Apartments 2714 Ridgewood Avc., Sanford • 330-52(1# Stenstrom Rentals e M A Y F A IR ]/] w) scr porch, dbl garage. 221* sq II healed. nopelsS62S/mo 1600 tec eS A N F O R D D U P L E X J/I.S 2 slory. w)d hook up*. CHA Spadoutl taaO/rno . S4SO tec • SHADOW L A K E WOODS 1/I.S w) dbtr car garage, Iplc., well A septic S»00'mo. 1900tec Stenstrom Really, Inc. "We Manege your Home, like II wai our own." Jim Doyle 11)1491 Al Ier 4PM 1)6 119) SUNLAND 1 bedroom, family room, central H)A, Ireshly painted two mu . 1st and Iasi plus 61)0 111 OKS alter 1pm W O OD M ERE 1 bdrm, 2 bath C en t H / A , fe n ce d y a rd 1100 mo w r r Is )4) 2411 J BORM , H i BATH, new carpel, new p a in t, fen ced y a rd , carport, cent H/A, Ians, no pels tS)S/mo 1st and tail 111 *4)1 leave message__ J BEO ROOM will, coni H/A, la r g e le rice d y a r d , and screened room Only 1100 down w ily ren t? The H flllm a n Group. Inc Realtor 111 6111 105— D uplexT r ip le x / Rent L A K E M ARY, 2 lldrrn, Carpel, C/HA, Appll„ M lnl'f, Fenced Vard^ Good Area 6114)66 SAN FO RD 2 bdrm, I balh Nice areal Large yard tllO/mo plus security 149 1400_______ I I I M I I M I I M I I I I I w m jWB ^7 l l l l l l l l l l £® o Beautiful 1,2, &.3 Bedroom Homes Available R l C t l V t u r TO s5 5 0 O F F * Don't Wait - Visit NOW! Gorgeous Luxury Apartments in Sanford 2 & 1 I t n lio o n ii * T o Q u a l l f l r i t a p p l l c a i i C% - WAshers/Dryera In All Units • Stiitc-Of-Thc-Art Fitness Center • Enclosed Patlos/Bdlconles • Private Exterior Storage B A P R I D A G R E T W A M E T E N T R S Call Us ur Stop Uy Today Tor Mails! STO N EBRO O K APARTMENTS 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t SANFORO 2/1 Excellent area W/D hook ups Coni H/A IDS Discount lor seniors 111 4)1) I (XX) Stonebrook Dr„ Sanford SAN FO RO I bdrm. complete privacy. I block trom hospital 1100/week, 1200sec 111)9)1 j- BDRM. I BATH. Cent H/A, wall/walt carpel, all appll ancet 321 4411 or 324 960S 322-9556 newer carpet end tile, 1*4.900 In (he country ytt closet )/l. Ig modular hom* on almost 4 a c r e * , s p i l l p l a n , Ig m atlerbdrm ., Island range ha* breakfast bar 116*.*00 COUNTRY CLUB Concrete b lo c k hom*. c en tral H /A. m o ve In c o n d itio n ! Itu g t yard! t)*,*00 Markham Wd«. area. 4/2. 1.1* acres Pasfwre/lftbl*. SIOS.OOO Lk. Mary custom V I . over 1 acre. *12) 900 VENTURE I PROPERTIES h( % MORGAN REALTY IM M A C U L A T E 1 bdrm Hy b a th w it h f a m ily rm . workshop, scr. porch Com plelely fenced UI.SOO Assume No Quolilitt 11 • 1/1. 1491 PITIS1* 100 • 1/1 spilt, fenced. 4S*S PIT). 114 900 P H E lor*closur«l 16.000 dn ]/], heavily treed i/l acre Spill bdrm .. ceram ic file, appl. garage Possible owner hold 2nd Juslin.9001 4ors/**o** • 1/1 w ith llr t p la c t , < » !1 6 IC 9 I T M I LO N O W O O O /LA KE M A R Y M id lif t ilofag* war»hov*!«! 400 100 1400 iq II Fft« f»nl vv ljm o i*aw. from |)45/mo 1)1 03)9 One Oedroom A partm e nts O ft D E A L M o tsw o o d A p Is 12)1)24 FO E L o< a I delivery Good benefit* Up to MOO JS J 471 Jfl* 114— W areh ou se S p a c e / R ent LEASE FOR LESS! 904 738 7778 ROUTE DRIVER 121—Condominium Rentals 115— In d u stria l R e n ta ls M in im u m ag* IS. 1 y n verifiable O T H taper ience Class'A' C O L Good driving record Double* experience And endorsement a plot Com pan / lo t h I ifld t virtu A lt w ith a%wtfti lil y And rruichirm opefflitJng t a p e r itn c # Long Urm Atiignmcfd Grt4< of> p o rtu n ily h t v t f A f e * ’ Help F>rtonnei |)t 4141 SIOO dep 116 M*t or 462 310* NOTICE ' NATIONWIDE COMMON CARRIER HIRING FULL TIME O. T.R. DRIVERS t lt . * 6 t + 107— M o b ile Ho m es j / R ent 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R ent SAN FO RD 1)6) S FR E N C H 1.000 sq II Ideal small elite*. t)2) ,.o Inc I water, sewer, garbage Cell 111 s i l l ______ 100 SO F E E T tor lease on I) *1, lu c c e s tlu l Battling anchor buslnesie* Good parking and lig h tin g. G re a t v is ib ility . AskingS400/mo. I l l 444* work 141— H om es fo r Sale 141— H om es fo r Sale S lid \V . A i r p o r t l l l v t l . • S a n f u r d , I In i itl.i S 407- 322-91 04 4 lim it e d ( )f fe r ...l ix p i r e s M a e .it. I'J'Ji �v ■a . . r i &rtf 'ft r.'- *..v . i 13B - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 13, 1994 153— A cre a g e L o ts /S a le H I — H om os fo r Sale W IN TER tPRINO * J/| 11,000 a n d q u a l i f y lo a t i u m t U**/mo Community pool and tennis Naw root *4» I1H_____ 159— R e a l E s ta te W anted F IS H E R M A N S PA R A O ISE. walar front lot, 10 X IX), tprlng lad lak*. P rlc a d lo tall. 511.500 Oy ownar. 177 1441 W IN TER IP R IN O I 1/1 110.000 a u u m n no qualifying I lf ] mo Q u ick d o t ln g l New root. comm poo I/tennis 44* ISSI LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS with or without approval*. 100 I0O0 acre* Waterfront a plus Call Tarry Clayton *04 155 4404 NO DOWN P A Y M E N T . Ownar financing. 1 lo ll together on Pin* Av*. Sanford. Low men Ihly paym*nlt 4** 54*1______ 4/1 BLOCK H OM E w/ CH A on 100x110 lo t 14x14 b lk . laundry/workthop. Itx ll »cr rm. V»ry clot* lo Pln*cr*tt Elam *54.000111 1444 WHOLESALE LAND 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu re Timber Company llquldallng landt. tmall/larg* parcels H ig h la n d , c r« * k t, la k a t, wlldllf*. M lnulet from Or lando and Oaytona. 100 ac tract* begin at SSfS/ac Don't dalayl 004114* 1040________ 153— A c r e a g e - L o ts / S a lo _____ a A A A RAY'S A P P L IA N C E . 111 S French Ay*. Sanford R a f r lg a r a l o r , S to v e * . Wathart Dryart Fra* 5 yr labor warr. Dal, avail. 110 pool • AIR CONDITIONER 1 1/1 Ion central air conditioner t*0 ________ Call HO 1554______ 1.0 A C R E S , ratldanllal, En farprlt*. FI. Haavlly wooded Mlnulet to 1 4 110.000 111 *10* DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Idtal for moblla bom* or horn* tlt*. horses, caltla, farming, or nurtary Toned agricultural U.fOO par acr* Small down payment with owner financing *04-1171771 157— M o b ile H om es / Sale A P P L IA N C E S . F U R N . TV'S, ETC . BUY S E LL TRADEINS C H E E P O D E P O T. Ill* FRENCH AVB. 1111144 D E LT O N A 1 wooded building loft NIc* tubdlvltlon 111,000 lor all 1 loft 40 / 0*4 *411 M O B ILE HOM E Sl.SCO Car rlag* Cove Negotiable 1 bdrm, all appliance* 111 *141 Golf/lake 4 acres *• " ill. 300 Sanford, S4Kllt, lr**t I MOO Oenava.4 acrat *■....... S4J.S00 Otlaen. l l l X I l t ........... SlO.tOO Ottaan. * t acrat.........IIS.*00 Prlttln*Sacra* ♦ •.......*41,*00 tVwre /»>* M O B I L E H O M E . C a rria g e Cove, II' a 15' 1 Bdrm. 1 Bath. A P P L I A N C E S ! B a it price*. Beil Warranty, Oxtt Service! Wathert. dryart, mlcrowavtt W* buy appliance*. Delivery treat A * Batt, 114 1145 si .000 hi wet • BABY B E D Including bumper padt Good condition! I OX) __________H I **54__________ M O B ILE H O M E 14x40 Two or th ra * b e d ro o m and 1 balhroomt 01,500111 PASO K A LV E N A T O R Rafrlgaralor. 1/ cu It., w ith Ic* m a k e r, almond HOO OBO Call 111 0*10 leave m e n a g e ________ KRN M O RR wathar, very nlcal Fra* delivery and warranty Jehn A f Batt. 114 1145 NEW l**4't. NO DOWN, 10% Intaratl, 14X10. OIM/ma. _ 14 X 14,0110/ma. 14*51** T R A I L E R 1 b. I b. I4~.ro E xlratl SO.000 You move __________ t O U t l __________ H b a l E s t a t e , in c . 322-7491 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it ure a M I C R O W A V E , K tn m o ra . Dlgllal, Medium (Ira. Good condition 150 Call 131 1410 M O V IN O S A L E r liv e place living ream tectlonal. antique •acralary de«k. antique dining room tat. wathar. and much more Call 131 0*10 lor appl a S U P B R $ I N O L E W A T E R B E O with tlx draw a n , bookcase headboard and healer *100 OBO Call 137 *4K> leave massage________ WHITE FORM ICA bullet “with hutch with mirrored drawers and doors *M0 1 ANTIQUE blond* mahogany dressers *700 15**744 183— T e le v is io n / R a d io / Stereo O A M /FM IT E R E O , with re co rd p la yer and cassatta player Include* two ipaakart *50 Call 111*407 a E X E R C IS E BIK E 7 upper and lo w e r b o d y e x e r c is e Elec Ironies lor speed plut*. calories, distance 1 lima DP Alrdyn*. Prim* F ll On* yr old. vary lllll* us* Original cost (100 A 5 yr warranty tta A tk ln g llO D F I rm .n l 1117 • O O LF CLUBS with bag 15 placasal consists of Pradator by Lynk. True Flyer. Dalle Pro llOO lirm l l l 7*)* • COLT bag irons CLUBS I .id es Hl.iv I A 1 woods ). 5. * l All lor SxOC.,11 131 U S4l S O L O F L E X Wei gM mat fine P u rch a se new In 1*11 good condition t)00 H I i l l . ______ m -m -r e rr ______ The Emily Isle in Deltona $461 3% Total Down Paymonl n Mt•rri’iloa month* «*i.l ih r ■’»:/ - !S £ J 0 0 IWIlona Krum Ihe f'O'a 11* (leltery Avenue 4A7.MA.flMS • FHKK .Micro MUVP • FHKK Security System llelt.1,. From the IStYa 1041 Doyle R e d 407-B404S4S • FHKK Mini UllntU • FREE Wushrr/Dryrr • FREE llcfi iRcrutor • FHKK Oak (luhiiit'is Ikell one V o o d i From Ilie IW e IHOlMuneel RlJ«eSl. Offer ««i|a| llortMO^Il I 'll V4 VGL7Bg.51.S3 | E l J filrni 0 Kelly I '.ik From like S’ fTa 407.WIO A7VO 0 H ie I'alma From tlio SIOCYe 407 BB07ggo A M Y - T W Q «>f tin's** o|tiions F R E E ! MuJtl LucaHunei mi 11 atm**. hrioifc in this ml FIXKI» HATE Q T W illi i I h- |iurt'liaa«< o f per Mon. 11*6 Mercedes H O M E S "^HThe Builder of Measurablellifftirenwal * • IB ___ — I I I I . — M olaBIBOO Oaf I m * R 0>f MT— ko on oat^tM la tto a y w o U l ^ ew ■ WHY RENT? ONROE ADOW S This Home Can Ba Youra From $420.00 per month* 2 , 3 A 4 bedroom h o m e s from $62,900. - 7y - 2 1 9 -Wanted to Buy W AN TED IRON FE N C IN O Iron lurnllur*. bricks. Vlctorl on architectural Irlm. antique lurnllur* and dishas 171 1414 221— Good Things --—■—I. to w Eat .x ■■ 1 a t lE A V Y D U TY BUSH HOO trail wheal Complete with lock Llk* new. no rutl. no wear *55 14* 5IH 199— P e ls & S u pplies •*7 LINCOLN Towncar. loaded good lire*, titan. Cocoa brown A vinyl root *4700 H I T ill # '* fH o n d a c i v i c l x , p»r pb. pdl, cru lte. am/lm tlereo Upe. } *pd. 4 dr . rosewood w/wlne Interior, ds airbag, *10.500 H I 1775 • HONDA ACCO RD LX, INI. P/S , P / B . a ir , Kenwood AM /FM cattail*, 4 door, low mllat Rosewood color. Will run forever *11,4501)1 *411 233— A u to P a rts / A cc e s s o rie s O M O N TE C A R L O 1*11, great condi A/C. run* Ilka a lopl Sharp looklngltl.H O 114 M il 235— T r u c k s / Buses / V a n s 238— V e h ic le s W anted • C H E V Y B E A U V IL L E VAN 7*. I Ion. Passenger van. clean Loadadl Too much lo list, must sea to appreciate Only*7.4*50 8 0 _ H I HOP - iWE P A Y TOP M i l FOR Complalaor WrackadCart. » Trucks RU N N IN G orN O T * ANY CONDITION 573 5*44 ------ -— ................ . . » M UST S E LL ) 'U Old* Calalt 7 d r , nlca. low mllat Owner may llnancel 14* 111* e M U S T A N O H A TC H B A C K •4. new p alnl, lire* and wheel* Run* good *1.(00 _MI_*40!__ __________ ■ OLDS CUTLASS B R O U O H A M , 1*11 R u n t ggodl *400llrm l l l 4110 a TO YO TA C O R O LLA weeen. ‘ft. Auto. A/C. rad, U K . warranty 5* 410171441*__ • J E E P PICK UP 4x4, 1*14. VI. aulo Engine and Irant re b u lll (about 10.000 m lle tl Newer Interior*3.00013HOW a FO R O TMUNDE R BIRD. 1*44 A ll o rig in A ll N f t d i tom# *otl |l 4tSORO 171 0IU •1970 OEVILIE CADILLAC SNCOOIIO All power 133 0)54 231- C a r s *B U IC K 1) E L E C T R A m 4 dr hard lop Excellent condllionl RestoredJ*»J II WO ))0 *001 • CH R Y S L E R IM P E R IA L '•! Like new Musi sell Only 514000 Call 1401)5)1 **54 a VOLVO', 1*11. Four dnor 7*0 tarlat good angina. Hr**. AT, no A/C *550 111 00/0______ Itt* PONTIAC L E M A N S L E . 5 Speed. 7 door, air 7* 000 orlgl net mile* Excellent condi tlonl *1 700 511 7004 11 L IN C O LN V E R I a T l L E * Body good, angina naadt work *400 0 8 0 171000* ■17 HONOA I P R E E Vary Idw mllat Vary good condltiqn *400 ............... Phone 1)1 X)44 241— R e c re a tio n a l J V e h ic le s / C a m p ers • HOLIDAY Remkler Imaarlri, 'M 15(1 batam anl mode), loaded Excel lent cond 0* llonal Honda motor scooter tdr . 7 nl rack *55,000 «Q7 4** x*7S • 7* MOTOR HOM E Runt g-e*l Will trade for travel trailer of com oarabla value H I f it ) cz -< o a IS HONDA ACCORD. 4 dr 5 tpd . A / C , Pw . A m / F m cattail* »)000 77) 4413 • Payment* Al Low As SlS-waakl • Moil Cars Galow S1.99S! • On the Spot Financing • No Auction Cars' JEFF S KELLY'S FAMILY AUTOS, me. ■SI O O O O E D Y N A S T Y L E . Loaded Maroon w/vlnyl top E x tra Sharpl *1*00, *1000 below book >74 1701 701 S. FRENCH AVE.„ SANFORD 322-8600 AN TIQ U E Gat Stova. Quick Meat. 1*70 * Excallanl condi tlonl Vary nlcal »7IO H I 11*4 W e'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. 215— B o a ts and A c c e s s o rie s DOLPHIN SUN BOAT. IS hp Johnson used 10 hr*. Ilk* new J7.SO0 Firm 111 444*or lx* 1)04 Y o u p a y f o r the first l() d a y s juul i f y o u r c a r d oesn 't s e ll , c a l l us a n d r e n e w it for 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 must be i n c l u d e d in ad. N o c o p y c h a n g e w h i l e ad is r u n n i n g e x c e p t for p ric e . N o n - c o m m e r c ia l o n ly . C a ll 322-261 I today! HOUSEBOAT II I! I.sli ami kk I f lb a rg L a tt i n hull *0 hp Evlnrud*. sleeps 4. galley 6 b a t h r o o m , m in t co n d w/traller and all equipment Newly refurbished Oy eppl 51,500 Firm 13) 44** nr J4» 1104 13' TRI H U LL BOAT Htwrgl.sss *1 HP Mercury Motor Lets than 300 hr* Plu* trolling motor, plut trailer Llk* rwwt Complete *450 llrm 1H .III 155V COBIA BOW RIOER In • Ida radon* 1*14 10 H P Evlnrud*. power trim and lilt, reb u ilt 5 hr* G a lva n lra d Magic Tilt, new lira*, new wiring *1,150111 101*_______ a i t F T BOW RIOER IIS HP Mercury, o/b. low hour*, with trailer *1,100111 Ol a _____ *1**4 SKt/FISH BOAT *0 HP Marc , w/ trailer Run* graall *1.000 Partial tlnanca 4*5 150* *1*15 R E O A L Madalllan. II' 10". 4 cyl In/oulboard motor w/drlva on trailer 15.000 OBO 4 » 4004 or *4* 4501 ava* Y o u r t r a n s p o r t a t io n a d w o rk s b e s t w h e n it c o n t a in s i n f o r m a t i o n th e b u y e r w a n ts t o k n o w : • Make and Model • Year • Power Features £3 Mechanical Condition Iiody and Finish Transmission • Mileage • Previous Use • Acecssories/Interior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 BUY A 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME FOR LESS THAN RENTING $418 • Icemaker Una . '" 'V MODELS OPEN DAILY Mon. • Sat. 10-6 Sun. 11-6 328-9574 ASKA B O U TDOmmmMClOSIHQC O S TA S S IS TA N C E •Pmcphvd riant orty Bsitdcn162.500pudma pci SK4S00doenpjynn 71,2% M j*a lud K*rtd. mytjjgt ctMOTSS AFR1SH% SubRd tochange xfloj netea UC hu CGCC7S1U MO. P.|. 1NOMONEYDOWNFOR QUALIFIED BUYERS a • Decorative Light Fbdurtt WITH PUHCHASE OF ANY MONROE MEADOWS HOME Mae f/vmeyi A prt 10. 1004 Must clo ie by September e, 1004 ' l l HONDA. 750 custom, good condition. 1SK m ilts 1*00 0 8 0 113 0*11 Iv m sgor H ) >35* v Celebrating \ Our 1st 73 Ct Year! 'M F O R D E S C O R T L . run* g o o d . 4 t p d . c o ld a ir . g u y black ttSOOUO1I1P0J4 • 4 BU IC K P A R K A V E N U E loaded! *3.*»5 Or Bast Ollar C^il lJI 4)51____ • t l C H E V Y Spectrum, aulo eir. Am -Fm casteHe good cond 11 blue 0450 OHO __ HO 7 ) 4 1 ________ B I K E T R A I L E R , accom modalat 1 tm or 7 Ig blk** All naw Extra spare lira tip i Firm Call H I *44*_______ • WE BUY CARS • WE BUY CARS • WE a • ‘It O L D S M O B I L E Cutlass Station wagon. Loaded. A/C. naw liras, axe cond *1000 OBO 173 44/7 or 1)0 0744 • Cuaiom Detigned Cabvwtry Refrigerator or Carpet Upgrade H Sanford Motor Co. ’*) C H E R O K E E CO UN TRY 14 000 milt*. (If.4«) Call 577 41*7 • l l LINCOLN Cantlnantel 4IK m lla t. good cond Rabulll l-ans 57 *1X7 0110 III 7040 • Double tsowt Slalnleaa Sink SP E C IA L o f f e r J E E P PIC K U P TR UCK , 1*7* 4x4 with topper MOO ORO Needs a lol of TLC 173 1*5* 239— M o to rc y c le s and B ik e s • 211— A n liq u e s / C o lle c tib le s STANDARD FEATU R ES. • W al lo WaE Slain Raaleta/il carpal • Aluminum 8ofM A Facia • loaulalad Slaal Entrance Door* • Sodded Ya/da • Electric Range • DMhwaaher • Colonial Trim throughout • Otapot al • Rang# hood Many Luxury options are available. Pirate consult your Suds representative lor upgrades and additions • H A N D IC A P P E D VAN . I**0 Ford E ISO Lift, automatic door* *1,500 H I 14H________ 71 VOLKSW AOON VAN. i.fio ownar, good condition, star dard shift *150 174 40)4 IN IN n u t tm a lt a k c rtg.% ttr*Kj 10**% old Trlcolorvd IIS0 )?1 |4)f t a a M - Em 60. lake Mary Turn right on Lake Mary Bird Croe* 1103. 1 1/1 Me* lo Bantord Ava Turn lak Model 1 3 Ivxia on aw lek from ll-aj Iixn rugru onto Lake Mery Btvd Fcnow dr eceone above • Cuaiom Deaigned VanNIaa •AND MUCH, MUCH MbREI YOU CHOOSBi f • Carpal Coior* • Vinyl Pattarn/Cclor • Countar Top A Vanity Top • Extarlor Paint A Trim Color • D O D O E T R A N * A N , ' I *»Y Stova. bed. Ice box. good cond *1 500 or trade lor car )34 1401 B A B Y CRIB, queen walarbad. wathar. walker, rang* lop. portable Iv w/ balary pack Make a ollar 111^11*5 230—A ntiqu e/C lassic Cars • Iff] SU BU R BAN OMC. 4 It diesel, hall Ion. machanlca^y solid, naw rad /brake rotors'*, callpart/haad liner Vary goad liras and low pkg *1.500 08(7 40/7*1 14*4______ ; • R E C E I V E R HITCH lor lull til* Dodge, with hardware *40 Call 1H 44MI 5.M F • IIU IU SPACE C A B *0 with sunroof, lahoe cover end new - P/«* Loaded' * 10.400 77| HOI • W H IRLPOO L BATH , portable by Pol lone ■ Allaches to tub Relaxing, soothes aches, pow erlul action Perfect condition Only 130 Call IX)0*Ot 1**0 FO R D F 100. w/ rack, loriq bed. 4 cylinder, 1 speed. IH)( actual m llat. clutch worn *1.100..........................H I 4*75 • LINCOLN TOWNCAR. ' ll, loaded, excellent cond While *1500 OBO ____ 111 111* • R E N A U L T E N C O R E . IIU . Excallanl condllionl 11.500 llrm 11011M altar 4PM H E A V Y D UTY TR AILER . »X» II" C R A FT S M A N BAN SAW. 1150 Call 1*5 4 1 H _________ S ER V IC E SALES A PARTS lor portable kerosene healers L A R R Y 'S M A R T H M U 1 • 1*71 C H E V Y 1/1 ton p/u. )W VI Runt good Engine arid Irant strong *1500 171 11)3 • C H E V Y PICK U P T R U C K B I D . L o n g w heal b a t e , Flaaltlda. 1*11. vary llllle rut) 1*0 Call 173 4)14 223—M iscellaneous • B I S S E L t S P I E D 1 way vacuum with allachmanls *15 Call 111 *407 235— T r u c k s / B u se s/V a n s * L E BARON CanvarliblaT'**. Rad. loaded, dig dash, new . lop- new lira * 54 500 4*5 1*0* • I5U2U P/U *1 Red. 7K, A/C. am/lm cats, lull bedllnar. rxxr wlndow 5* 450 137 M l* * C U T E . M IX E D B R E E D K IT T E N I mo old T rre lo good hom« C All 1^1 A ll) *14 F T PONTOON boat, all flbarglait. HO H P Evlnrud* Vary lasll Many extra*. Ilka new I Only *10.400115 44*0 mjsom% e DODGE M A R A O A , 11*4. V I . automatic, mag wheals 5150 _____ 1711IX) • OUNE BUOOY Full libarglass body Convarllbl* lop Rebuilt VW angina Many new parts Profession bull 1*1500 H I 4*74 PUBLIC AU TO AUCTION • E V E R Y TU E S D A Y l i M PM OAYTO NA AU TO AUCTION Hwy. *1. Daytona Baach ________ **A 11111)1________ S TR AW BER R IES U Pick Open *xm IVtl C ile ry A y r 1m l E ol Sanford I ml N of St Rd *4 Hoops Farms 111 1544 a H OU SEBOAT, live aboard 4) Nauf.sllne, twin enqine V ilr i.f I30Y D- Ouam m «l»S ■Mutlrl H u ll ret Turn.-Sal. 10 6. Sun. II S, BMM* 322 2611 1 9 5 -M a c h in e ry / T o o ls Wo Pny C losing C oala! 40/nqnn Call In your garaga sal* ad by II noon on Tuesday and lak* advanlag * ol our special garage sal* ad price! I Call Classified now lor dalallsl 185— C o m p u te r? a a iC V C L E i Boy* of girts, ig tpd. 74'', In axcalltnl condi lion *15 Call 111 1144_______ WE BUY PAYTOPPRICED •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN • RATTAN LOU NO E, Ad|usl able backrail. brown tweed cover, vary conlorlable, In good condition t*5 Call 14* 5111__________ _________ 187— S p o rtin g Goods h n in n n n * O A R A O E la 1*11 Why baltwrIf' _ • Q U ALITV D OUB L E B E D tai Include* headboard, frame, roller* A bargain at *05 No check* Please call **5*44* a ltar 13 noon ____ * O E COLOUR TV C O M P U T ER MONITOR COMBO, II". goo-5 condition *1* Oviedo Area __________ 545 4*45__________ LSK'V V -aiC T feVERYTH IN G IN T H E O A R A O E OOE5I Tool*, brick*, construction m a l a r i a l * , I ro n la n k * , shingles, trailer frame, etc. 10am noon Sal A Sun 1105 E alts Street, Sanlord 111 1111 231 — C a rs 2 3 1 -C a rs G arage Sales ONLY $62,990.00 INCLUDING LOT MEDCO PAYS CLOSING COSTS APPROXIMATELY $600-5800 TO MOVE IN A.P.R. 7.625% FIXED FOR 30 YEARS 40 COLOR AND OPTION CHOICES! * state S.H.I.P. program • CONCRETE BLOCK W/STUCC0 • FULL CARPET • TILE TUB ENCLOSURE C e le ry / 4 IS Model home at U U M j m CI • LOT CHOICE • CENTRAL A/C HEAT • WASHER DRYER HOOKUPS • HOT WATER HEATER • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • ENCLOSED SINGLE GARAGE SUDA, IN C . M1 DCQ OB 'if f . -a CALL FOR MORE DETAILS 4 0 7 - 3 2 8 - 8 2 7 1 r-> l H w y •$#! E N 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, March 13, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 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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