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II w o n ’t solve a ll t h r lr p ro b le m s, he Mil VS U n d e r the le g isla tio n , the s c h o o l d is tr ic ts w o u ld lie able to let h ig h sch o o l s tu d e n ts p ra y p u b lic ly T h e O v ie d o L io n s s u rv iv e d . Ihe L y m a n G re y h o u n d s ro m pe d, a n d Ihe L a k e B ra n tle y P a trio ts sq u e a k e d b y In S e m in o le A t h le t lr C o n fe re n c e b a se b a ll a c tio n W e d n e sd a y . □ B e e Page IB □ P eople ...................... .......i.... at fo o tb a ll gam es, g ra d u a tio n s a n d o ilie r v o lu n ­ ta ry e v e n ts u n d e r a b ill the H o u se passed W e d n esd ay. > T h e le g isla tio n m o v e d lo the S e n a te on u!04 l l vo le. T h e p ra y e r c a n t p ro m o le a n y re lig io n . II h a s to lie v o lu n ta ry a n d s tu d e n ts m u st a p p ro v e It and lead It. , " I ’ m pleased th at the le g isla tu re h a s Indicated th ey believe Ihe lo c a l bc Iiik i I h o a rd s s h o u ld In­ Involved In ib is . " sa id S e m in o le C o u n ty S c h o o l H<>,ml m c m b c i L a rr y S lr lc k le r . " B il l H c o n c e rn s Show ‘Out of This W orld’ School volunteer true role model BRIEFS Lee’s chicken robbed SAN FO RD N e a rly S 1.700 In c a s h a n d c h a n g e w a s taken from the m a n a g er o f Lee s F a m o u s R e cip e C o u n tr y C h ic k e n e a rly lid s m o rn in g b y tw o m a s k e d m en. S a n fo rd p o lice C m d r. D e n n is W h itm ire sa id Ihe iw o m e n en tered the S o u th F re n c h A v e re sta u ra n t a l ab o u t I a nt. id le r II w a s d o se d . T h e y entered the k itc h e n area w h ere th ey co n fro n te d m a n a g ­ er M ic h a e l J o h n L a t/ a n le h a n d forced h im Into the o ffice w h ere th e y de m a n d e d he o p e n Ihe safe. W h itm ire said L a ir u n ic h w us u n c e rta in ll th e p a ir w ere arm ed . T h e m e n I m k hags o f ca sh a n d c h a n g e to ta lin g $1.0(18. 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O n one end. there is a p a ssive type ol in v o lv e m e n t lh a l s im p ly re q u ire s a paren t lo ta lk w ith llu -ir c h ild each e v e n in g abo u t th e ir s c h o o l d a y . T h is e llo r lle s s act d r a m a t ic a lly d e m o n s tra te s to c h ild r e n tlit- Im p o rta n ce o l a ch o o l a n d Ihut Ih e lr p a re n ts are c o n ce rn e d about th e ir e d u c a tio n . O n the o ilie r e n d o f the paren tal In v o lv e m e n t c o n t in u u m ure th o se p a re n ts w h o a c tiv e ly Ir t o h i v In v o lv e d «l the s r lm o l level tn lilt? I m u of T e a r h e r A s s o c ia t io n , th e S c h o o l A d v is o r y C o u n c il, o r the D iv id e n d s p ro g ra m a s a v o lu n te e r M a n y p a re n ts a ir h esitan t to Iv c o m o Involved School bus involed In accident T h e re w ere no s tu d e n ts o n a sc h o o l b u s w h e n It sm u sh e d Into a c a r y e ste rd a y a fte rn oo n . A c c o rd in g to |tollcc sp o k e sm a n C m d r. D e n n is W h itm ire , it S e m in o le C o u n ty p u b lic sc h o o l b u s w as tra v e lin g In Ihe left tu rn lu te o f L a k e M a ry B o u le v a rd p re p a rin g to m ake a tu rn o n to O rla n d o D riv e ( U S . H ig h w a y 17 021 w h e n a c u r p u lle d Into Us path from a sto re on t h a t c o r , , t r W h itm ire said Iha t C o rin e D u va l. 04 . o f 1700 W 10th St. In S a n fo rd , p u lle d Ik t 1980 C a d illa c fro m the d riv e w a y of Ihe C u m b e rla n d F a r m s sto re Into the left lu r n la n e w ith o u t g iv in g the b u s ad e q u a te tim e to slo p . T h e 1992 Fort) Inis w a s d riv e n b> V k k l L y n n G re e n . 27. o f 4424 R a d io A ve . S u d a n i S h e w as not c h a rg e d In the a c c id e n t. ... . , D u v a l w a s tra n sp o rte d to C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n a l H o sp ita l w ith possiN e Injuries. S l.c w as c h a rg e d w ith fa ilu re to y ctld fro m an a lle y o r d riv e w a y . M t iiid P hoto b» Tommy V ln co n l S e e V olu n teer, Page OA D a v e Hall H a ll a tu d n ti Q r e 0 W a lle r w it h c-----o m ---------p u t e r w o rk a l L a k e v lo w . Davo a s»sl iasttas sstu u eon Riverboat gambling backers stand alone By J. MARK BARFIELD H orald S e nior S taff W rltor_________ _ N ew flea m arket gets go ahead S A N F O R D — A p ro p o se d -tr>H-booth lieu m a rk e t at 1-4 In d u stria l P a rk w a s g iv e n the go a h ead b y S e m in o le C o u n ty p la n n in g a n d z o n in g c o m m is s io n e rs last n ig h t, but Is on h o ld u n til d e v e lo p e rs stu d y the Im p a cts o f tra ffic o n the ,,Up & Z m e m b e rs vo te d 4-2 lo u jip ro v c S e m in o le M a rk e tp la c e , located n o rth o f the C r a c k e r B a rre l r e s t a u r a n t n o w u n d e r c o n s t r u c t io n . 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P & Z c o m m is s io n e rs agreed a n d H a rd in said the pro po sal w ill not he sc h e d u le d for c o u n ty c o m ls s lo n c r s re v ie w u n til the s tu d y Is s u b m itte d a n d a n a ly z e d . ] B r id g e .........................B B H o r o s c o p e .................B B C la s s if ie d * ......... 4 B ,B B M o v ie s ........................ ®B C o m ics.....................8B N a t io n .................. 7 A . B A Crossw ord...............8B P e o p le ........................ * B D o a r A b b y ................. 3 B P o llo e ......................... ®A S o h o o l M e n u ............ 8 A D e a t h s ....................... S p o r t s ...................1 B '2 5 D r. O o tt...................... T e le v is io n . . . . / . .......... 3 B E d it o r ia l..................... * A F lo r id a ........................2 A W e a t h e r .......1.............2 A Slight chance of show ers V a r ia b le c lo u d in e s s w it h a c h a n c e o f s h o w e rs a n d lltu n d c r s lo rm s . H ig h in the lo w e r HOs. W in d s o u th w e s t 10 m p h b e c o m in g n o rth w e st la ic . R a in c h a n c e 3 0 percen t. F o r m o ra w a a th a r , s a a P a g a 2 A □ Bee P rayer, Page BA Dad makes a difference T h e 2 fith a n n u a l p e rfo rm a n ce o f B a lle t G u ild o f S a n fo rd -S e m ln o lc Is “ O ut o f "I Ills W o rld . I he liv e ly sh o w w ill sp o tlig h t a lien s, n o s ta lg ia a n d com edy. □ Bee P age 3 B . 1INDEX m oe that c v arc n a ive e n o u g h lo believe that ih they be lieve th at an an act lik e th is w ill a u to m a tic a lly Im prove b e h av io r, c h a n g e stu d en t b e lie fs and Im prove m o ra ls ." S t r lc k lc r b e lie v e s Ihe sc h o o ls have on o b lig a tio n lo a c h ie v e those c h a n g e s th ro u g h e d u c a tio n of s tu d e n ts a n d th e ir p n re n ls. " W e also h ave a n o b lig a tio n to le a c h good c itiz e n s h ip a n d m o ra l v a lu e s that are c o m m o n lo a ll r e lig io n s ." he noted. T h e Issue o f p ra y e rs In sc h o o ls o r a l scn o o i related a c tiv itie s has been a ro u n d for m a n y years. T A L L A H A S S E E - B a c k e rs o f a proposed riv e rb o a t g a m b lin g v e n ­ tu re a l P o rt o f S a n fo rd v o w e d W e dn esda y not to Join w ith o ilie r g a m b lin g p ro p o n e n ts becau se they su p p o rt land-b ased g a m b lin g . F lo rid a R iv e rb o a t C o rp. a tto rn e y L e w O liv e r sa id the c o m p a n y w o u ld not su pp ort an effort to m erge four p ro -g a m b lin g p e titio n d riv e s in to one because the o th e rs w o u ld a llo w g a m b lin g at m a jo r h o te ls o r p a r i­ m u tu e ls. F lo rid a R iv e rb o a t o ffic ia ls sa y land-b ased g a m b lin g le a d s lo c rim e and s trip Joints. R iv e rb o a t g a m b lin g d e ters im p u ls e g a m b lin g a n d oth er neg atives, tlu-y nay. A l a W e d n e sd a y " c a s in o s u m m it" p ro -g a m b lin g p ro m o te rs agreed to ta lk , but not to u n ite b e h in d o ne ro ll o f the dice o n the N o ve m b e r b a llo t. F lo r id a v o le r s r e je c t e d c a s in o g a m b lin g in I9MI> lin t b a c k e rs say d ia lle r s are be tter now be cau se ol c o m p e titio n Irom o ilie r sta le s and p la n s In open c a sin o s on Indian re se rv a tio n s F lo rid a R iv e rb o a t w a n ts lo eon d u c t g a m b lin g c ru is e s on the Si J o h n s R iv e r a n d p o s s ib ly L a k e M o n r o e fr o m P o r i o f S a n f o r d . C o u n ty c o m m is s io n e rs oppose ih e Id e a , s a y in g t h e y d o n ’ t w a n t g a m b lin g in S e m in o le C o u n t y because II d o e sn ’ t III w ith lla - fa m ily life s ty le here. F lo rid a K tv c rlio u l re ­ s p o n d s b y s a y in g g a m b lin g 's al ready here. In the fo rm o f p a r i­ m u tu e ls and the L otto. O ilie r p ro p o s a ls c a ll lo r g a m b lin g at m a jo r h o ld s , p a ri in u iu e ls su c h as J a ta la l b u llio n s a n d re stric te d lo tw o lo c a tio n s In the stale, sm ith F lo rid a a n d P a n a m a C ity . A lth o u g h ih e g ro u p refused lo m erge, o rg a n iz e rs w ere pleased w ith the results. C a s in o s a t a g la n c e F lv t crttino ga m b lin g • m tfld n w fll* p o w d lor F U - rld a iN o v o m b o f b a llo t pro P ro p o rtio n 'o r L lm itn lC a U n o t: • W ould a u th o fll* call***! o l F lo r id * * 11 lictn -^ d g ity h o u n d <»'d h o r n I r s t k t *nd i i a la i Ironton*. Ih r» * c a t ln o i In D*d« County tw o In B fo w a n l County an d on* t a t h In D u v a l E it a m b l* . Mnlyborougb. lo « . O r *nq«, P o in t llt o c h an d P in o llo * counllo*. ond r i w r b o a l g a m b lin g In u p to llv * oth»r (ounttvt P ro p o * lllo n lo r County C h o lc , C o m in g • W ould lot » * tb t o a d y d tc id * w h olltor lo h o v e Ire* P o n d in g to V n o t or c o tln o t *1 h o te l! *1 p a n m u tu el ga m b lin g l a c l l l l i t t o r on W illi su p p o rte rs lik e H lllo ti H otel C o rp . a n d M irag e R e so rts Inc.. 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" E a c h y e a r b rin g s new c h a lle n g e s and a d d itio n s lo w lrnl Is offered for the y o u n g people. I l’s e x c itin g lo sec th e m h ave su ch a good lim e .' T h e day h o ld s m a n y e x c itin g testa o f s k ill a n d p a tie n ce w ith 10 gam e c o m p e titio n s g o in g on th ro u g h o u t the area, fro m B lin d M a n 's F o o tb a ll to a w a te r slid e . , „ . R e g is tra tio n be gin s a l H;3() tu n .. In v o ca tio n a n d a n n o u n c e m e n ts 9:15 a .in . a n d tlie first gam e g e ls u n d e rw a y at 9:30 u.m . E a c h p a rtic ip a n t m ay co m p e te In ms m a n y e v e n ts as p o ssib le , llie* g a m es w ill he lim e d e v e n ts m c x p c d ltile the to u rn a m e n ts. Y o u III g ro u p s fruit) a ll o v e r Ihe C e n tra l F lo rid a U B e e B last, Page BA H tro k l Photo by Tom m y V lneant F irst B a p tist C hu rch M in iste r o l Youth S id n o y B ro ck, Irom loft, d ls c u s s o s p lans lo r tho Y o u th B la st w ith Kon Po ck, m in iste r o l youth al First .. .. .• ’ SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS r? -- '* f 0 w tiaw yi|gyg jn iy B a p tist In Orango C ity, tho Rov. C la rk A d a m s and Sg t B ill Loo b o m the s h e riff's office. .Call 322-?611 �2A - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Thursday, April 7, 1994 FLORIDA BRIEFS Legislative c94 Lawmakers struggle with budget W orld’s biggest cruise liner in the works L O N D O N — A B ritis h s h ip p in g c o m p a n y s a y s It w ill o u td o n F lo rid a r iv a l by c o n s tru c tin g the w o rld ’s largest c ru is e lin e r, a 10 0,0 00 ton m o n s te r that w ill h a u l v a c a tio n e rs a ro u n d the C a rib b e a n from F lo rid a . T h e 1'en ln su lu r & O rie n ta l S tea m N a v ig a tio n C o . h a s not yet n a m e d the vessel that w ill he Im lll by the Indian firm F ln e a n tle rl for $ 3 8 5 m illio n a n d put Into se rv ice In 1997. P A O 's new c ru is e lin e r, w h ic h w ill c a rry 2 ,6 0 0 passen gers, Is to be u s e d b y P r in c e s s C r u is e s , th e c o m p a n y ’ s L o s A ng ele s-b a sed su b sid ia ry . T h e s h ip w ill he based In Fort L a u d e rd a le P rln e c s s C ru is e s had a n n o u n c e d In the w in te r It w o u ld use F lo rid a as the hom e base for a s ld p too Idg to sa il th ro u g h the Panam a Canal h i u n v e ilin g an a r t is t ’s re n d itio n o f the huge boat, w h ic h lo o k s lik e a flo a tin g a p a rtm e n t house, P & O p ro m ise d several o n b o a rd features that It e a lls u n iq u e . T h e y in c lu d e a v irtu a l re a lity theater, a s im u la te d g o lf d r iv in g range that w ill a llo w p a sse n g e rs lo act lik e th e y are p la y in g on the w o rld 's best co u rse s, a su sp e n d e d cle a r s w im m in g pool a n d a n ig h t c lu b th a t w ill h a n g 15 d e ck s above the sea id the rear o f the sh ip . P a sse n g e rs W ill rid e Into the c lu b on iiu enclosed m o v in g sid e w a lk . inspectors making door-to-door checks T A M P A — F o r about the n e x t m o n th , s o c ia l w o rk e rs w ill he m a k in g door-to-door c h e e k s on the ca re o f 1.4 0 0 fo ster c h ild re n In H ills b o ro u g h a n d M a n a tee co u n tie s. T h e Intense s c ru tin y w a s p ro m p te d b y th e h o s p ita liz a tio n tw o w eeks ago o f a 12-year-old g irl In fo ster care. S h e w as a d m itte d to T a m p a G e n e ra l H o sp ita l w e ig h in g Just 55 p o u n d s. H ea lth and R e h a b ilita tiv e S e rv ic e s S e c re ta ry J im T o w e y has a ccu se d the g ir l’s fo s trr care c o u n s e lo r a n d the c o u n s e lo r's su p e rv is o r of negligence. T o w e y Is try in g to fire b o th w o rk e rs. " W h e n a se rio u s p ro b le m has been d isc o v e re d , w e ow e It to o u rse lv e s and to the p u b lic lo re sp o n d to a ll o f o u r c a s e s ," sa id L in d a R ad lg au. a n a ss is ta n t H R S se c re ta ry fo r c h ild re n and fa m ily program s. T h e llrst c h ild re n to be c h e c k e d T u e s d a y w ere the 8-yeur-old tw in bro th er and sister o f the e m a cia te d g irl. T h e y played as w o rk e rs ta lk e d w ith t lic lr n ew foster fa m ily In P la n t C ity . T h e c h ild re n w ere m o v e d th e re la st w eek. T h e tw in s v isite d th e ir o ld e r s is te r In the h o s p ita l F r id a y and p la n to r e tu rn th is w eek. "I m is s y o u v e ry m u c h ,” h e r y o u n g e r siste r w rote In a letter. "I w a n t to see y o u s o o n ." H it s p la n s to be g in r e v ie w in g fo s trr h o m e file s and te le p h o n in g foster p a re n ts to a rra n g e the v is its , set to begin d lstrlc t* w ld r next week. By JA C K IE H A L LIF A X A ss o cia te d P re ss W rllor T A L L A H A S S E E — L a w m a k e rs c o n tin u e d w o rk on a $ 3 8 b illio n bu dg et a n d a p la n lo s u b s id iz e p r iv a t e lie a lt li In s u ra n c e for h u n d re d s o f th o u s a n d s o f F lo r id ia n s w ith just d a y s le ft In Hie re g u la r se ssio n . L e g is la tiv e le a d e rs h a v e c o n ce d e d the tw o m o n th se ssio n , sc h e d u le d lo end at m id n ig h t F rid a y , w ill ru n Into o v e rtim e so the budget c a n he fin ish e d . H o u se a m i S e n a te bu dg et n e g o tia to rs re m a in e d a p a rt o n sch o o l s p e n d in g fo r next y e a r a s th e y w o rk e d late W e d n e sd a y to re so lve th e ir differences. T h e tw o c h a m b e rs w ere try in g lo clo se the gap on how lo d iv id e $9 b illio n for sch o o ls In the budget that ta ke s effect J u ly 1. " W e ’ re p rep are d to w o rk th ro u g h the n ig h t If n e c e s sa ry ." H o u se A p p ro p ria tio n s C h a ir m a n J o h n L o n g said W e d n e sd a y night before n e g o tia to rs met. N e g o tia to rs p la n n e d to meet a g ain today. L a w m a k e rs are try in g to d e cid e how m u c h m o n e y s h o u ld Im- g u a ra n te e d to every sc h o o l d is tr ic t. T h e d is p u te jilts u rb a n e m in lie s a g a in st r u ra l c o u n tie s. T h e H o use w anted to g u aran tee ev ery sc h o o l d ls lr lc t a 3 percen t Increase next y e a r w h ile the S en a te p ro po sed a n average 1,5 percen t boost based on n fo rm u la tn a llo c a te m o n e y d e te rm in e d b y the n u m b e r nf stu d e n ts in each d istric t. H ouse leaders were c o n ce rn e d the p o p u la ­ t io n - b a s e d f o r m u la w o u ld h u r t s o m e s m a lle r, r u ra l c o u n tie s w h ile p ro v id in g a d d itio n a l d o lla rs to u rb a n c o u n tie s. T h e S en ate offered to ra ise Its o rig in a l offer lo in c re a se sch o o l sp e n d in g lo 2 percent w h ile (lie H ouse offered lo d ro p its proposed sp e n d in g Increase to 2,9 percent. Towey confirm ed by Senate WHAT’S HAPPENING Protected w etlands defined T A L L A H A S S E E — O v e r o b je c tio n s from som e pro pertyrig h ts a d vo cate s, the H o u se h a s vuted lo set u n ifo rm d e fin itio n s o f pro tected w e tla n d s In F lo rid a . W h ile s o n ic arg u e d that the h ill w o u ld h in d e r la n d o w n e rs ’ b u ild in g o r d e v e lo p m e n t p lan s, o th e r p ro p e rty -rig h ts h a ck e rs favored a d o p tin g one sta n d a rd "It lets y o u k n o w u p front the r u le s o f the h a ll g a m e ,” Hep, K e n n e th P r u itt, R -P o rl St. L u c ie , sa id W e d n esd ay. T h e H o use vo ted 104-1 I for the m e asu re (HH 2875). b ack ed b y the sta le D e p a rtm e n t o f E n v ir o n m e n ta l P ro te ctio n , a n d sent tt to the Sen ate. The h ill re p re se n ts a c o m p ro m ise lie tw e e n b u s in e s s lo b b y is ts w h o said It w o u ld g re a tly e x p a n d llic a m o u n t o f p ro te cted lan d a n d e n v iro n m e n ta lis ts w h o sa id It d id n ’ t go far e n o u g h , said Rep. H u rle y R u d d . D -T nllah nssee. the sponsor. It p re v e n ts th e d e p a rtm e n t, lo c a l w a te r m a n a g e m e n t d is tric ts , th e A r m y C o rp s o f E n g in e e rs a m i o th e r a g e n c ie s from u s in g different ru le s to d ra w w e lla n d s b o u n d arie s, said Hep. M a rk O g les. K -tlrn d cn to n T h e D e p a rtm e n t o f E n v ir o n m e n ta l P ro te c tio n sa id Its pro p o sal In co rp o rated so m e o f III - m o re p ro te c tiv e p ro v is io n s used by re g io n a l w ater m a n n g e m e iii d is tr ic ts w lih n u t a d d in g a lot o fa r r e a g e to t h e w r lln n d ro sier. T h e p ro p o se d r u le s w o u ld take Into a c c o u n t v a rio u s w et-habitat p la n ts, c e rta in so il typ es a n d h y d ro lo g ic a l c lu e s to e sta b lish a d e fin itiv e lin e betw een wet a n d d ry gro und . T A L L A H A S S E E — J im T o w e y , head o f the sta te ’s tro u b le d so c ia l se rv ice s age ncy, w on c o n firm a tio n from the Sen ate on W e d n e sd a y afte r the g o v e rn o r’s office defused a po te n tia l p a rtis a n fight o v e r the n o m in a tio n . T h e Sem ite voted 34 -fl lo c o n firm T o w ey, w h o w as a p p o in ted se cre ta ry o f the D e p a rtm e n t of H ealth a n d K c h n h illla llv c S e rv lc c s In J u ly , fo llo w in g s h a rp c r it ic is m b y so m e se n a to rs of T o w c y ’s a c tio n s a s h ead o f H ie n a t io n ’s la rg e st sta te g o v ern m e n t agency. "I w a s a little hit s u rp rise d , s u re ," T o w e y said abo u t the vote m a rg in . " E lg in d a y s ago som eone sa id there w ere 22 v o le s ag ain st m e ." T o w e y sa id he w as grateful for the c o n firm a tio n a n d p la n n e d to be m ore s e n s itiv e to req u ests from la w m a ke rs. Rosewood up for final approval T A L L A H A S S E E — A $2 1 m illio n c la im s b ill to co m p en sate s u rv iv o rs o f I lie* 1923 H osew ood m a ssa c re lia s cle a re d Its last le g isla tiv e c o m m itte r h m d lr a n d Is lu-aded tow ard Itnal a p p ro v a l T h e Sen ate A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e voted IH-9 W e d n e s­ d a y to app rove the h ill ICH-SH 177-11 a lte r s u p p o rte rs defeated an effort lo rem o ve the fin a n c ia l r u rn p rris .il Ion A b o u t 120 people liv e d In the b la c k se ttle m e n t near Cedar K e y m ore th a n 70 y e a rs ago w h e n It w a s w ip e d out d u rin g ra cia l v io le n c e In J a n u a r y 1923. A l le a sl rig h t people died If the h ill b e co m es law . It w o u ld m a rk the llrs t tim e a sta le has co m p e n sa te d v ic tim s of ra c ia l vio len ce, s u p p o rte rs say Rubin running across Florida P E N S A C O L A — K ills R u b in h a s been r u n n in g here a n d w ill be ru n n in g there. Hut he w o n ’ t he r u n n in g e v e ryw h e re . T h e M ia m i la w y e r W e d n e sd a y began h is ru n a c ro s s F lo rid a for the U .S. S en ate, Jo g g in g a b o u t five m ile s th ro u g h P e n sa c o la o n a five -m o n th trek that w ill end In K e y W est. M uhin w ill he r u n n in g o n ly p a rts o f the w a y — In a n d nea r 72 c itie s w here 95 percent o f F lo r id ia n s liv e . He w ill d riv e betw een c itie s hut fig u re s lit- s till w ill leg It fo r a b o u t 5 0 0 m iles. " W h y r u n ? " m u se d R u b in . 68. d e ck e d out In sn eukers. sh o rts a n d a c a m p a ig n T -s h irt. "B e c a u s e a n y b o d y c a n w a lk ." S o m e o n e o f note, ho w ever, d id w a lk a c ro s s F lo rid a 24 y e a rs ago It w as " W a lk in ' L a w to n " C h ile s , n o w go verno r, bu t th e n a v ir tu a lly u n k n o w n s ta le le g isla to r se e k in g e le c tio n to the U .S. S en ate. ■ ■»»' « •- *It w o rked fo r C h ile s a n d now ’ ’ R u n n ln ’ R u b in ,” a s lie c a lls h im s e lf, Is Im p ing fils q u ic k e r v e rsio n w ill gel the sam e k in d o f m e d ia c x [ m is u c b e ca u se lie h a s p ro m ise d to n e ith e r accept c a m p a ig n c o n tr ib u tio n s n o r b u y p o litic a l a d v e rtisin g . R u b in c o m e s w ith a re p u ta tio n for a ttra c tin g p u b lic ity , lie d id It In the past th ro u g h s u c h no vel, a lth o u g h u n s u c c e ss fu l, c o u rtro o m ta c tic s as the " n y m p h o m a n ia d e fe n se ” for fo rm e r h o u se w ife -p ro stitu te K a th y W lllr t s a n d " te le v is io n In to x ic a ­ t io n " for teen-age k ille r R o n n ie Z a m o ra . R u n n in g , p o litic a lly a n d p h y s ic a lly . Is n o th in g new for R u b in . A blessed event Tho sig n to lls it all. First Presb yterian Chu rch, Sanlord, h a s b o c o m o an o f f ic ia l m em ber of tho G roalar S a n ­ ford C ham ber of C om m erce Sh o w n during an o ffic ia l rib­ bon cu ttin g recently are the Rev B r u c e S c o l t , w it h s c is s o rs , flankod by m em bers o l th o c f ia u ib o r 's Am b a s s a d o r s' w e I c o tn m I n g c o m m lllo o . Htrttd Photo bi Tommy Vmctnt F r o m A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s r e p o r ts Dying from heart attack, river pilot steers clear of disaster By Associated Press J A C K S O N V I L L E - K lv e r p ilo t M ic h a e l W a lk e r sp ent h is last m o m e n ts p re v e n tin g a d is a s tro u s c o llis io n us he g u id ed a ta n k e r load ed w ith g a so lin e up the St. J o h n s R iv e r, th e n d ie d o f u h eart atta ck. "I never h u rt lik e th is before,” W a lk e r told D oug Ba rker, a d o c k in g pilot s ta n d in g beside h im on lh e b rid g e o f the L in k e r D e n ise , c a rr y in g 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 b a rre ls o f fuel. LOTTERY M IA M I - H o ro a ro th o w in n in g n u m b o r s s o lc - c lo d W e d n e sd a y In tho F lo rid a L o t­ tery: F antasy B 13-21-10 2 6 24 C ash 3 1-7-8 P lay 4 8-4-6-0 " M ik e . I h ave It. I’ ll la ke o v e r." B a rk e r told W a lk e r. W a lk e r. 47 , w o u ld rail budge a n d w o u ld n 't o rd e r the s h ip to an ch o r. T h e c h a n n e ls a ro u n d B lo u n t Isla n d a re tric k y , and tw o o th e r vessels w ere g lid in g a lo n g the narrow , d a rk w a te rw a y that n ig h t. W a lk e r, a m a rin e r w ith an u n b le m is h e d safety re co rd , gave u p c o m m a n d o n ly a s lie lost c o n sc io u sn e ss. He tiled soon a fte rw ard , o n the ta n k e r ’s d e ck at 1:30 a m . S u n d a y . He w a s h u rle d S a c o n d C la a a P o a la g t P a id at S a n lo rd , F lo rid a a n d a d d itio n a l m aJilng o fflca a . P o a tm a a la r: S a n d a d d ra a a c h a n g ta lo T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , P .0 . D oa 1 U 7 , S a n lo rd , F L 33773-1SS7. S u b s c rip tio n R a ta a (O a lly A S u n da y) H o m e D a lly t r y M a ll S M o n th a *19 50 *24 00 • Mentha 139.00 I U 00 t Vaar I7S .0 0 te s .o o F lo rid a R t a ld a n la m in i p a y 7% a a la t ta x In a d d itio n to ra la a abova. P h o n a (407) 333-3*11. i have s w u n g In the c u rre n t a n d there w o u ld have been a se rio u s c o llis io n . He stayed w ith the s h ip ." E ld c m lr c to ld T h e F lo rid a T lm e s-U n lo n " l i e w a s a v ery d e d ica te d p ilo t," L o is M c E lru th , o ffice m a n ag er for the St, J o h n s B a r Pilot A ss o c ia tio n , sa id W e d n e sd a y as frien ds, fa m ily a n d area m a ritim e o ffic ia ls gathered for the fu n e ral. " I lls d e d ica tio n Is w hat kept him g o in g to the e n d ." W a lk e r had been vice presid ent o f the assoc b i­ llo n sin c e 1988. THE WEATHER LOCAL FO RECAST EXTEN D ED OUTLOOK T o n ig h t: F a ir. L o w In the lo w e r lo m id 60 s. N o rth ea st w in d 5 In lO u ip h . F r id a y : B a rtly s u n n y . H ig h In the lo w e r 80 s. W in d cast 15 in p h . E x te n d e d forecast: S a tu rd a y : P a r tly c lo u d y w ith the lo w s in the 60s. H ig h s In the lo w e r 80s. S u n d a y : B a rtly c lo u d y w ith the lo w s In llii* m k l lo u p p e r 60s. I llg liu In the m id lo u p p e r HOs. M o n d a y: I’a r liy c lo u d y w ith B il­ lo w s In H ie m ill lo u p p e r 60s. I llg lis In the n ild u i u p p e r 8 0 s. FLORIDA TEM PS car O n ,Io n * S o o th f 1 L a u d B each F o ri M y e r i G a ln e iv llle H om eitea d J e c llo n v lllc K e y W e il LakeU nd M ia m i P e m a io la S r ir a w la T a lla h a tte e Tam pa V e ro B each W P a lm B each Hi 64 04 •9 83 mm •4 04 09 1) mm 05 r? 04 00 05 Lo AO 70 0) 54 49 71 t 77 >1 44 59 54 54 44 40 Pci 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 mm 00 3) 00 00 00 ' 1 ‘ y \ j ^ ----------- 1 MONDAY 87-07 THURSDAY C loudy 8 0 - 0 2 MOON PHASES o FRIDAY P t ly s u n n y 8 2 - 5 8 SATURDAY P t ly c ld y 8 2 - 6 2 TIDES FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: M ill. 4:05 LAST April 3 NEW April 11 FIRST April 10 FULL April 2 5 c o Thursday. April 7, 1994 Vol. 86, No. 198 P u b lis h e d D a lly a n d S u n d a y , a a c a p l S a tu rd a y b y Th Fha S a n lo r d H a ra ld, Inc. 300 N. F re n c h A v a , S a n lo rd , F la , 33771 W e d n esd ay. I lls ste a d fastn e ss a v erted w hat c o u ld have been a m a r itim e m id e c o lo g ic a l d isa s te r had the ta n k e r, fille d w ith g a so lin e , c o llid e d w ith the o th e r vessels, a 950-foot ca rg o s h ip a n d a 730-foot barge, o ilie r r iv e r p ilo ts sa id . " H e d id a v e ry h e ro ic a c t." sa id C a p l. P h ilip E ld c m lrc . w h o ra c e d lo the D e n ise w ith a p o lice boat escort a n d c o m p le te d the p ilo tin g task W a lk e r had begun. " H e k n e w If he had a n c h o re d that sh ip . It w o u ld B EACH CONDITIONS D ayton a Beach: W a v e s are 1-2 feet and se m i g lassy. C u rre n t Is to the n o rth w ith a w a ter Ic m p c ru U trc o f 70 degrees. New Sm yrnn Beach: W a v e s a re I - 1V4 feel and se nd g la ssy. C u rre n t Is to the so u th w ith a w a te r te m p e ra tu re o f 7 0 degrees. ti.m ., 4:2 0 p.m .; Mu). 10; 10 u .ill., 10:25 p .m . TIDES: D a y to n a Ueach: h ig h s. 7:08 a .m „ 7:24 p.m .: lo w s. 12:54 a .in .. 1:12 p .m .; N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : h ig h s , 7:1 3 ii.iii., 7:2 9 p.m ,: low s, 12:59 n.m .. 1:17 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: highs, 7:2 8 n.m .. 7:44 p.m .; low s, 1:14 a ,in . BOATINQ St. A u g u s t in e to J u p it e r In le t T o n ig h t: W in d n o rth to n o r th ­ east 15 lo 2 0 knots. S e a s 4 to 0 feet excep t lilg lK T In th e g u lf stream . H ay a n il In lan d w a te rs a m o d e ra te c h o p . F r id a y , w in d n o rth e a st 2 0 knots. S e a s 5 to 7 feel exce p t h lg lie r In the g u lf s lre a m . H ay a n d In la n d w a te rs choppy. SUNDAY P tly cld y 8 8 - 8 5 STATISTICS T h e h ig h t e m p e r u t u r e In S a n fo r d W e d n e s d a y w a s HH degrees a m i the o v e rn ig h t low w a s 6 3 a s re p o rte d b y the U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a A g r ic u l­ tu ra 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 A ven u e . R e c o r d e d r a in f a ll (o r th e p c r l u d , e n d in g a l 9 a . m . T h u rs d a y , totalled O Inches. T h e te m p e ra tu re at 9 a.m . to d a y w u s 7 3 d e g r e e s a n d T h u r s d a y 's o v e rn ig h t low w as 68. a s re co rd e d by the N a tio n a l W e a th e r S e rv ic e a l the O rla n d o In te rn a tio n a l Air|>ort. O th e r W c a lh c r S c r v I c c data: □ W e d n e s d a y ’s h ig h ............. 8 7 □ B a rom etric p r e s s u r e .3 0 . 0 8 □ R e la t iv e H u m id ity ....0 4 pet □ W i n d s .......S o u t h w e s t 7 mph [ 1R a in f a ll.................. ...........0 in. 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S C 74 67 dr 44 53 40 C h a rle ilo n .W V a c lr C h a rlo tte .N C 70 57 17 c lr Cheyenne 51 77 dr Ch icago 14 30 cdy C le ve lan d 35 37 80 Clr Con cord.N 11 55 43 71 dr O a lla * F t W orth 60 35 dr Denver SO 35 cdy D e l M o ,n et 47 34 cdy D e lro ll 37 29 37 cdy H onolulu 0] 72 dr H o u ilo n 44 42 .45 cdy In d .a n a p o lll 34 31 55 cdy J e c k io n .M ln , 60 a; 2 »? dr K a m a * C ity 49 27 01 cdy L a i Vegai 74 50 cdy L illie Rock 49 40 OS cdy L o i A n g e le t 74 50 cdy M e in phi* 45 44 20 cdy M ilw a u k e e 34 25 Cdy M p l* SI P a u l 45 10 rn N a ih v llle 43 40 70 cd y N ew Or lean* 44 51 50 dr New Y o rk C lly 57 46 00 dr O k la h o m a C lly 54 30 cdy O m aha 50 70 cdy P h lla d a lp h la 65 SI 10 rn Phoenl* 00 53 cdy P B lib u r g h 49 41 71 c lr P o rtla n d ,M a in e 40 40 75 dr SI L o u lt 43* 31 74 td y S a il L ake C lly 55 40 cdy W a ih ‘ n g lo n .0 C. 69 54 .16 c lr �1 * ■u. ii* ' Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, April 7, 1994 - 1A POLICE BRIEFS Beauty pays o ff for A ntique M all Fence ramming The Park A v en u e A n tiq u e M all, 1301 Park Ave., S a n fo rd , la gro w in g and lo o k in g be tter all the time. R e ce n tly , the Sanford S c e n ic Im p ro v e m e n t B o a rd presented the M all w llh Its b e a u tifica tio n aw ard for A p ril. Show n du ring the presentatio n, toft to right, SIB board m em ber L o is Dycua, m all ow ner S ic a N acu , and C o n n ie W illia m s , chairm an o f the SIB. G row th la c o m in g w ith a new fa c ility behind the m all now noarlng c o m p le t io n . N a c u w il l be o p e ra tin g the R o se C o tta g e Tea Room boh lnd Iho an tiq u e m a ll, w it h g r a n d o p e n in g sch e d u le d fo r M ay 8, M o th e r's Day. S lir r llT « (teptillcH a r r r s t r il J e s s ic a S a m ira S e ll m i r. 40, o f 2 2 1H S, S m ifo rrl A v e n u e , T u e sd a y . A c c o r d in g lo the arrest rrjw rt, a m an reported d r iv in g S r lm u r lo a b u sin e ss o n H and Y a rd Road, w here she a p p a re n tly a tte m p te d to rem o ve n v e h ic le from a fenced c o m p o u n d . T h e rc|>orl sa id w h e n sh e w as u n a b le to e xit fro m the c o m p o u n d , she dro ve the v e h ic le Into a d o u b le Rate fenced area c a u s in g a n e stim a te d $ 2 ,0 0 0 in dam age. B e ca u se o f the m a n 's repo rt, tile w o m a n w as located at a b ar a n d p la ced u n d e r a rre st. S h e has been c h a rg e d w ith t r e s p a s s in g In a s t r u c lu r c / c o n v e y a n c e . a n d c r i m i n a l m lsc h lc f/v n n d n llx iu . Lewd acts S lu in c I,. Z im m e r m a n , 2 0 . of O IK W lld f lo w e r W a y . L tu iR w o o d , w a s a rre s te d at Ids re s id e n c e T u e s d a y by I.ongwood police. O fllc e rs sa id that o n M a rc h I. 0, a n d 10, a 13-year o ld Klrl. passing Z im m e r m a n 's house, reported seeing h im sta n d in g In tils garage w ith the d o o r open, n a k ed A lle r b e in g id e n tifie d In a ph o to lin e u p . Z im m e r m a n w as a rre ste d on a ch a rg e o f lew d act In the presence o f a c h ild . H e r iM Photo by Tom m y V ln con l W om an bites man S a n fo rd p o lic e a rrested F ra n te rn la D en ise S ta ffo rd . 20 . 2 0 0 0 W. 13th Stre et. S a n fo rd , at n store In the 2(XX) b lo c k o f S. O rla n d o D rive T u e sd a y . P o lic e sa id the w o m a n rejso rlcd ly a tte m p te d to re m o v e a c a rto n o f c ig a re tte s fro m the e sta b lish m e n t, hut w hen the c le rk a tte m p te d to a p p re h e n d her. she bit h im In th e hand. S ta ffo rd w a s c h a rg e d w ith robbery. Overpass shooting damages truck By NICK PPBIPAUP Kool Aid theft H erald S ta ll W riter W e n d y B a r W ils o n . 20 . I 10 W 17th Street. S a n fo rd , w as arre ste d by S a n fo rd p o lice at a store In the l.p>00 b lo c k o f F re n c h A v e n u e T u e sd a y P o lic e salt! she had re p o rte d ly placed 2-1 p ackag e s of Kool A id In a bag. a n d w h ile sh e p a id lor o th er m e rch a n d ise , d id not pay for the K o o l A id . v a lu e d at $1 MO She w u s c h a rg e d w ith re ta il theft Drug arrest S a n fo rd jxj IIc c a rre ste d R a m o n M arrero. 25, o f D eltona, fo llo w in g a tra ffic sto p T u e sd a y. P o lice repo rted se ein g M a rre ro In a v e h ic le ta lk in g w ith a n o th e r m an . n e a r 3 rd Street and P o p la r A v e n u e R e p o rte d ly su sp e c tin g a po ssib le d ru g stile, police p u rsu e d h is v e h lrle . a n d stopped it at 5 th Street and O liv e A v e n u e He w as a rrested on c h a rg e s of |M»ssesslon of c a n n a b is u n d e r 20 gram s, a n d possession ol an open c o n ta in e r o f alco h o l. I.O N G W O O D - T h e S e m in o le C 'm m ly S h e riffn d e p a rtm e n t Is In vestig a tin g reports* o f g u n sh o ts ltcin g fired at a p a s sin g v e h ic le on In te rsta te -! from the K.E. W illia m s o n overp ass. A (ru ck d riv e r rep o rte d the lo p ol Ids v e h ic le r e c e iv e d s e v e r a l h u n d re d s o f d o lla rs In da m a ge from g u n s h o ts as he passed u n d e r the o v e rp a ss lute T u e s d a y n ight. A s d e p u tie s w ere c h e c k in g the area e a rly W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g , they fo und a m a n s ittin g In a p ic k u p tru c k parked In I he HX> iiln e k o f D e sp ln le r. n e a r the o v e rp a ss D e p u t ie s s a id w h e n t h e y a p p ro a ch e d I tie m an. he f l r d o n fool A fte r a K -9 u n it w as r a ile d to the scene, he w as lo c n lr d h id in g In a b ru s h y area. O ffic e rs d id not im m e d ia te ly d e te rm in e If th e m a n m a y have lieen c o n n e d r d w ith the sh o o t­ in g fro m the o verp ass. A search how ever, reveale d the m a o re ­ p o rte d ly w as In p o sse ssio n o f ca n n a b is. C a re y K r is V a n d iv e r. 20. o f 6 0 8 H o lb ro o k C irc le , L n k e M ary , w a s p la c e d u n d e r a rre s t on ch a rg e s o f lo ite rin g a n d p ro w lin g a n d p o ssessio n of c n n n n b ls u n ­ de r 20 gram s. T h e In v e stig a tio n Into the s h o o tin g In cid en t Is c o n tin u in g . U .S . S A V I N G S B O N D S THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT — ________ W arrants served • M a rk A lle n K e rn s. 24. 3 4 0 E. .Jessup A v e . I.ongw ood. w as served a w a rra n t at the J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility T u e sd a y. He w a s w anted on a w o rth le ss ch eek ch a rg e • J o s e p h V in c e n t M a rch lo n e . 33. 321 S P a lm e tto A v en u e . S a n fo rd , w as a rrested b y d e p u tie s at h is residence T u e sd a y He w as w anted fur v io la tio n of p ro b a tio n on a c o n v ic tio n ol p o ssessio n of d ru g p a ra p h e rn a lia . • W illie T h o m a s. 24. 2 5 4 0 H a rtw e ll A v e n u e , w as a rre ste d by d e p u tie s at L a k e M onroe T e rra c e T u e sd a y . He w as w anted tar fa llin g lo a p p ea r lo pay a lin e on a d is o rd e rly co n d u ct c o n v ic tio n , tw o w a rra n ts fo r v io la tio n o l p ro b a tio n on a g g ravated a ssa u lt c o n v ic tio n s , and one for Im p ro p e r e x h ib ­ itio n o f a fire a rm . • T lt tim y A lt k r n , 20, 103 S ilv e r M a p le T e rra c e . S a n fo rd , t u r n r d b lm s e ll In at tltr jail T u e sd a y . He w as w a n te d lo r fa llin g to ap p ear on a ch a rg e of d r iv in g w llh a su s|trm le d /re v o ke d lic e n se • K a re n lla r r e . 52, o f C a ss e lb e rry , w as a rre ste d by Sa n fo rd p o lice at t o r p ro b a tio n a n il parole o ffice on F irs t Street T u e sd a y . S h e w as w anted for v io la tio n ol p ro b a tio n o il a c o n v ic tio n ol m a im f a c iu r liig ol a c o n tro lle d su b sta n ce • L n r r n / o S a lln a s Pa ch c. 52, 2 7 4 0 C o u n try C lu b Road. San fo rd, w as a rre ste d by d e p u tie s fo llo w in g a tra ffic slo p on S a n fo rd A v e n u e at Rose D rive. T u e sd a y . He w as w a nte d on a w a rra n t for lu llin g to a p p ea r In co u rt. • R o n a ld A rth u r H u tc h is o n . 4H, H I 50 W S R 40. was a rre ste d by d e p u tie s at the ja il T u esd a y. H r w as w anted on a w a rra n t for la d in g to a pp ear to pay a lin e sir Incidents reported to authorities • A la w n m o w e r and tille r, w ith a tola! value of $5<X), wenrep o rte d sto le n T u e sd a y from a shed In the 5 2 0 0 b lo c k ol O ran g e Itlvd. • A space stm t tie ro c k in g rtde toy, v a lu e d at $ 3 0 0 w as re p o rte d ly taken T u e sd a y from G re e n w o o d L a k e P a rk near L u k e M ary. • A m a n to ld S a n fo rd |>ollce he lo a n e d Ids p ic k u p tru c k to tw o m e n M o n d a y, am t II w as n ever retu rn e d . T h e tru c k Is a 1990 Fo rd R an ger, lice n se K G B -4 9 A . In the tru c k he sa ltl w as a la w n m o w er v a lu e d at 9 329. • A sln g lc-h cd fram e a n d m a ttre ss v a lu e d at 9 2 0 0 w ere reported sto le n T u e sd a y from a re sid e n ce In the 1 IOO b lo c k o f O u k A v e n u e In Sanfo rd. • A g y m hag c o n ta in in g $7-17 In Item s w a s re p o rte d ly stolen T u e sd a y from a Jeep, w llh the top open, pa rked In the 2 5 0 0 b lo c k of S. F re n ch A venue. Refinance Without Being Thrown Any Curves. If you think refinancing your mortgage shouldn't include runarounds, go straight to SunBank. SunBank has the mortgage experience to know what lies ahead. And we know the shortcuts to help you. SunBank's Shortcut Mortgage Program w ill not only let you know what to expect, it s guaranteed. You’ll have a decision on your application by the end of the next business day, and we’ll be ready to close your loan in 24 business days. If we miss either deadline, we’ll pay you $300. 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SunBank reserves the right |n designate dosing agent, b in SunBank ARM loan currently has a 2 1. annual can and a &%lifetime cap. CurTenr Index as of 3/22AU is -I 3 T - Current margin Is 2,754. Die APR (annual percentage ratel is based upon a 2(n.down payment resulting In a SAO.OOO mortgage amounl at interest rates slated Interest terms art atwve The APR Is sublet to change after closing, Repayment terms are. 12 payments at $303.55. 12 payments at .W oo l and 330 payments at $ 5 3 ' “ * rates and * * subject in change and may vary by: county �4A • Sanlord Hotald. Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, April 7, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (U S P S 48 1-2 80) 3 0 0 N. F R E N C H A V E .. S A N F O R D . FLA . 32771 A ren C ode 4 0 7 *3 22* 2011 o r 8 3 1 9903 W ay n e D. O oylo, P u b lish e r and E ditor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M onth*............................. 8111.50 0 Moil III*............................ 830.00 1 Y e a r..................................878 00 Florida Resldtnla must pay 7% aalaa la* In addition lo ralaa above. EDITORIAL Let youngsters know they are appreciated T h irty three high school students In Seminole County were among over 2*1.000 nationwide lo b e honored for mcritorius work In m athem atics, science, or co m p u te r science. On April 16. girl scouts from the local Citrus Council will lie given special awards for llielr achievements during a luncheon In Orlando. Th e se arc only a few groups being recognized for going above and beyond what Is required of them. There are ninny more. If they can continue In this learning process, there should be little doubt, these students and scouts will be among the leadership of tomorrow It makes not only the recipient of these honors, but their parents feel good. Ibis should be an example for others to follow. Adults In today's wnrk-a-day world who go beyond the requirements of their Job often receive a raise or some other benefit. Military personnel receive promotions. If we are to have hope for the success of our youngsters In the future, we must work on It today. Doing wluil Is required should be clearly recognized. Going that extra mile however, should be rewarded. Rewards for outstanding achievements are not something new. People who received an allowance when they were young remember getting that extra dime or quarter for doing extra wurk. ll made them feel good. In a like manner, au extra benefit, such as taking a child lo the m ovie.'buying a new baseball bat. or Some other reward will go a long way. It will prove to the children of today that they can be awarded for progress in the future. Rather Ilian telling a child dial extra work will mean extra benefits, make It so. It will bring richer rewards than one might imagine. Take heed lo what these organizations are doing. Let youngsters know they are appreci­ ated and their work Is recognized. LETTER O n H u m a n e S o c ie ty I 111id ll a p p a llin g d ia l for no reason o ilie r Ilia n a “ d iffe re n c e o f o p in io n " these fo u r people w ere e x p e lle d fro m the H u m a n e S o cie ty ! T h a t's w h a t ll tw ills d o w n to doesn't ll? W h a t a c ro c k ! I k n o w for a fa rt tliu t N o rm a S p iv e y w a s uetlng a s d ire c to r o n a s t r ic tly v o lu n ta ry b a s is a n d tru ly lo ved a n d eared for th e a n im a ls and pu t llie lr w elfare first. S h e a lso d id not e xcee d her m o n th ly budget a n d e lic ite d d o n a tio n s c ii masse. A s lo r N ell Stokes. I believe It's a fra m e -u p Job. A n y o n e c a n see D ial. I hope everyo n e does a n d m a k e s (Ills situ a tio n rig h t. J o y M e a rs p ro b a b ly feels lik e she Is b lu in g her bead against a w a ll a n d Is tire d . W h o ciut b la m e h e r? I feci a sh a k e -u p Is Indeed In o rd e r a n d that y o u r c o lu m n h a s dune a good job a n d fair Job and w ill c o n tin u e to do so. T h u n k s for c a rin g . C a ro le L in n D c G o rc Longw ood Berry's World ■Som ebody on your staff called and said you n ee d som e F IR E W ALLS around horo WILLIAM A. RUSHER Anti-sm oking trend beyond reason O u r o p in io n leaders n ever hwik u g lie r Ilia n A m e ric a n s s t ill sm o ke . E v id e n tly th e re 's a lim it w h e n th ey a rc In lu ll c r y a g a in s t so m e n e w ly to w hat yo u eon p e rsu ad e so m e A m e ric a n s to tagged v illa in , a n d they are at llie lr v e ry u g lie st q u it d o in g by th re a te n in g th e m w ith death. r lg lu no w In llie lr a ssa u lt on sm o k e rs. S o last y e a r the Let m e d e cla re m y b ia s a l the o utset. I sm o ke E n v ir o n m e n ta l P r o ­ lo u r n r (Ive c ig a rs a w eek, a n d e n jo y th e m te c t Io n A g e n c y e n o rm o u s ly . | u n d e rsta n d the m e d ic a l r is k s w u n g Into a c tio n , Involved, hut at 70 I c o n sid e r It Just one o f the u f llc ln ily c la s s ify in g m a n y that lle s h Is h e ir to. a n d w e ll w o rth se c o n d -h a n d s m o k e r u n n in g for the s a tis fa c tio n th e y g iv e me. a s a health h a zard I d o agree (lin t sm o k e rs h av e n o tiiis ln e s s a n d a lle g in g that It In flic tin g d is c o m fo rt on n o iis m o k c rs . N ot lo n g c a u s e s 3 .0 0 0 lu n g ago a frie n d p re se n te d m e w ith a p a r tic u la rly fine c a n c e r d e a th s a y e a r sto g ie a n d we b o th lit u p — Ju st before b e in g a m o n g n o n sm o k e rs, u sh e re d I n to n s m a ll co n fe re n ce ro o m w ith h a lf a a s w e ll as 3 0 0 .0 0 0 d o ze n n o n s m o k e rs, before I e v e n re a lize d w h at re s p ira to ry Illn e sse s w a s h a p p e n in g , w e v e ry n e a rly a s p h y x ia te d a m o n g c h ild re n . th e m a ll. I s t ill c rin g e at the m e m o ry . A s L o n d o n 's T h e If that w as a ll th e c u rre n t c a m p a ig n a g a in st E c o n o m is t n o te d , s m o k e rs w a s a lw m l. th c re ’d lw> n o a rg u m e n t, lin t . " W h e t h e r s c ie n c e ( O u r o p in io n th e re 's m u c h m o re going o n here, a s y o u sh a ll s u p p o r t s h i i e li lo a d e r s aro at see In a m o m e n t. F irs t, ho w ever, so m e h isto ry . th o ir vo ry e s t im a t e s Is b u lly F o r m a n y y e a rs the g o v e rn m e n t a p p a re n tly u g lio s t rig h t d e b a t e d . " H u t It a ss u m e d that If ll c o u ld Just sp re a d k n o w le d g e of d o e sn 't m atter: T h e n o w in th o ir the p o s sib le c o n se q u e n ce s o f s m o k in g w id e ly a n ti-s m o k in g brigad e a s s a u lt o n e n o u g h (th ro u g h w a rn in g s b y th e S u rg e o n now has a b ran d -n ew sm o ko rs. ■ G e n e ra l, ctc.| people w o u ld q u it s m o k in g , ta ils of w eapon In its h an d , p e o p le d id — b u t lo t s d id n 't : 5 0 m illio n a n d II Is w ie ld in g II lik e a sn ic k e rsn e e . W ith in a year o r two. It seem s lik e ly that s m o k in g w ill lxban ned b y federal law In ev ery b u ild in g 0|ien lo Hie p u b lic , anyw here in the co u n try . Is ib is a case ul virtu e it lu m p liu n t ? Perhap s b in ll Is also a v ic to ry lor those la n d th ey are legion) w h o cn|oy feeling m o ra lly su p e rio r in o llic t people: lor those lln ild but resentful m ilq u e to a sts w h o have a lw a y s lon ged in pm llie lr th u m b In Hie eye nl llie lr m o re self-assured c o lle a g u e s h ill d id n 't q u ite dure: fur every h y p o c h o n d ria c w h o gets a n e u ro tic fris so n out ol the latest ca n ce r scare, lor the h u s lu cs a -h u s h rrs (fresh fro m th e ir b a ttle s w ith th e lu m b e r In d u stry o ver the sp o ile d o w l) w h o lo v e lo hate su ch sure-shot v illa in s as “ the tob acco in ­ d u s try ." T h e real tro u b le w ith sm o k in g to b a c co Is that II Isn't fa sh io n a b le a n y m ore In the e lite circ les l hn l sh a p e p u b lic o p in io n li Is la rg e ly a iM iurgeols habit n o w adays, and a c c o rd in g ly til t<> be d u m p e d o n A lc o h o l Is la r m o re Injurious. Ixiih in Its a b u se rs a n d lo those c lo se to them bui you w o n 't bear a n y c la m o r Iro in the elite a h o u l e lim in a tin g It from A m e ric a n so c ia l lile. because th ey en jo y ll them selves. (R esides, they are lI k - c u ltu r a l h e irs ol Hie e lllc H u ll opposed P ro h ib itio n , back w hen Hie b o u rg e o isie favored ill ____________________________ JOSEPH.SPEAR w in, lose & D R E W America speaks up, loudly MARTIN SCHRAM Bailing out W hite House press A b d ic a tio n — It c a n lie* born of m o ilv e s Ix iih n o b le a n d n ece ssa ry . Hut d ia l d id n 't a p p ear In be w lu il w as b e h in d (lie sad sp e cta cle we w itn e s se d Hie o th e r itlg lii: A W h ite Housep ress c o rp s a b d ic a tin g Its re s p o n s ib ility a l P re sid e n t C lin t o n 's p rim e -tim e n ew s c o n fe r­ ence. W e saw a W h ile H ouse p ress c o rp s H a ilin g b u t fa llin g . Indeed, m y c o lle a g u e s In the: c u rre n t p re s id e n tia l co rp s se em ed lo have lost sig h t o f llie lr p rim e m issio n : It Is fa ct-fin d in g , w h e llie r In llie lr d a lly .w o r k In (lie press room o r In te le v ise d n e w s c o n fe re n ce s In the East R o o m . E s p e c ia lly In lim e s w h e n u n a n sw e re d a lle g a tio n s a n d u n fo u n d la d s a b o u n d , a s ilic y dci In (lie v a rio u s co n tro v e rsie s k n o w n b y the g c n c r lc " W h lle w a lc r .” Y d th e o th e r n ig h t, so m e q u e s tio n e rs seem ed Inept (se rvin g up soft queries); o th e rs se em ed Inert (le ttin g p re s id e n tia l m is s ta te ­ m e n ts go u n ch allen g e d ). T h a t's lo o had: for It Is In p re -scan d al H in e s su ch a s th is d ia l the p u b lic m o st,n eed s a press c o rp s d ia l Is e p t a n d crt. 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W h y d o n 't y o u le ll >our reade rs that y o u are a lib e ra l D e m o cra t? •Joe: I a m a n Independent w llh a lib e rta ria n bent •• th a t's a s m a ll “ I." T h a t m e a n s I b e lie v e y o u oug ht to be a b le lo do w lia t y o u please a s lo n g as y o u do no h a rm to o th ers. M y iit t llu d c is s im ila r lo the llrs l p re s id e n tia l c a n d id a te I ever voted for, H arry G o ld w a le r. w h o re m a in s a h ero to th is day. K n o w w h a l he s a y s about C lin t o n a n d Whitewater? He s a y s e v e ryo n e s h o u ld get n ir the p re s id e n t's h a ck . K n o w w hat he s a y s about g a y s In the m ilit a r y ? H e s a y s he d o e sn 't ca re If so ld ie rs are s tra ig h t, o n ly that th e y shoot straight. G o d b le ss H arry. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, A p ril 7, 1994 - S A Prayer-----C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1 A S t r lc k lc r said, lint he fu lls to see w hat d iffe re n c e p ra y e r w o u ld im ik c w ith o u t c tltte a llo n m id su p p o rt fro m fam ilies. " I f s a p la c e b o ," lie sa id. " I t ’s not s o m e th in g d ia l tru ly m a k e s a d iffe re n c e . In the h e a l n( le g isla tiv e b a ttle th e re are a lot o f th in g s that so u n d good on the su rfa c e , liu l w hen y o u c le a r aw ay a ll the Hull a n d the fr ills and get d o w n to the m e a l and |HilalrH'S of a ll o l It there Is m il a till there lltn l m a k e s a lot of d llfe re n c c ." S c h o o l h o a rd u ie m lic r s P a rh a m K u h n , S a n d y Itohlnsou . N a n c y W a rre n an d J e a n n e M o rris a n d S u p l. P a u l H a g e rly c o u ld not lie reached for c o m ­ m ent th is m o rn in g . 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B a rb e r S h o p p e rs, a m i W i t s past p resid en t o f the C a n a d ia n InsiU tU e o l P lu m b in g a m i H e a tin g S u r v iv o rs Im lode w ife. A rly n e CARLA MAXINE CAPMAN C u r ia M a x in e C a p m u n . 55). East S .K 4 0 . G e n e v a , tlle tl l ut-sday. A p r il 5, 1994, at Celttra l F lo rid a R e g ion a l H o sp ita l. San fo rd . H orn M arch 90. 1930. In M o r g a n t o w n , W .V a ,, s h e m o ved lo C e llin i! F lo rid a from M ad e C o u n t y In 1985. M rs. C a p m n ti w as a h o m e m a k e r. She w a s C h r i s t tu n . S h e w a s a m e m b e r o r D ade C o u n ty D a u g h ­ ters o f the A m e ric a n R e v o lu tio n . S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e h u s b a n d . R le k t d u u g h l c r , / K l t t y - E c c . G e n e v a ; s o n s , D u d le y C .. G e n e v a . R ic k J r a n d C liffo r d A . tx ilh ol O ia n g e C ity , d a u g h te rs. P a n i c I a 1... C f i l l e r R i d g e . K a t h le e n D H ead , D o rs e t. E n g la n d ; bro th ers. D u d le y ( G r a l l o u . I 'l i in p a u t i H e a c h . R o 1 a n d M a r k It a in . II c 11 d c rs o n v lllc , N C . sister. M a ria n F ra n c is . Po m p an o Heach; runc g r a n d c h lld r c u am i o ne great gran d so n . Ik-acon D ire c t C re m a tio n S e r v ­ ice. O rla n d o . Ui c h a rg e o f ar rao gem enlH . MARY LILLIAN DAVIS M a ry L illia n D avis, HO. Cm o iia tlo C o n co u rse , S a n fo rd , tlletl T u e sd a y , A p r il f>. 1995. at her reside nce. H o rn J a n . I, 190!l, In Q u in c y , sh e m oved u> C e n tra l F lo rid a In 1934. M rs. D a v is w as a n o p e r a t o r / t n a n a g c r to r W e ste rn U n io n . P e rry , and it m e m b e r t il F irs t U n ite d M e th o d ­ ist C h u r c h . San fo rd . S u r v iv o r s In clu d e d a u g h t e r A n n R o b is o n , S a n fo r d ; so n . J a m e s C . J r . , f iln u lu g lia m . A la.; th re e g r a n d c h ild r e n a n d tw o g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n . O r u n ik o w F u n e r a l H o m e , S a n fo rd , lit c h a rg e o f a rran ge. KATHERINE RUSSELL HARWOOD K a th e r in e R u sse ll H a rw o o d . H4. lio u g a n v llla R oad. D e lla ry . d ie d T u e sd a y , A p ril 5. 1994. at C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n a l H o s p i­ tal. S a n fo rd . H orn J a n . I I . 1910. lit W ln s lo n S a le m . N .C ., slitm o v e d to C e n tr a l F lo r id a in 1 9 7 3 . M rs . H a r w o o d w a s a d ie t ic ia n fo r a h o s p it a l a n d s e m in a ry In N ew Y o rk . S h e w as a m e m b e r o f F ir s t H u p t ls l C h u r c h o fD c D u ry . S u r v iv o r s Inclu de a n u m b e r o f n ie c e s a n d nepltew s. S te p h e n H. Ilid d a u ff 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 . MILDRED LILAKALP M ild re d L ila Knlp. HI), W h ip IH M irw Ill T e rrace, D elto n a , diet! M o n d a y , A p r il 4, 1994. at D e­ n a ry M a n o r N u rsin g H om e. H orn Feb. 17. 1908, In N oble C o u n ty . 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S a n fo r d , tlletl W e dn esda y, A p r il B, 1994. at h is residence. H orn M ay 23. 1 9 2 ). In S a n fo r d lie w its a life lo n g resid e n t M r. S m ith w a s a re tired lo c o m o tiv e e n g in e e r lo r S e a b o a rd C o a s tlin e R a ilro a d . He w as a m e m b e r an d D eacon E m e r itu s n| tlx- F irs t H aptlst C h u r c h . K n u fn rd . lie w a s a m e m b e r o f P en n y P in c h e r s a n d the R a ilro a d e rs lie se rved In the ll. S A r m y In W o rld W a r II S u r v iv o r s In clu d e w ife. Helen; stms, J a m e s W . S a n lord . R ic h ­ a rd F T a lla h a s s e e , s ls lc r s , M a r c e l la H e n lia m . H e r n l r e 11u g h e s b u lb o l S a n f o r d . M argaret H u ll. A n n a R a w ls, both ol G re e n s b o ro . N C D o lly lils s e n . Ft. Pierce, liv e g ra n d ­ c h ild re n lir ls s o n F u n e ra l H om e, Sanlo n l in c h a rg e ol a rra n g e m e n ts. RAYMOND LEROY STEPHENS R a y m o n d Lero y S te p h e n s. 31. P e a c h t r e e L a lie . A lt a m o n t e S p rin g s , d ie d T u e sd a y . A p r il 5, 1994, ai W in te r P a rk M e m o ria l H o sp ita l. H orn In O rla n d o , lie w a s a lllc lo n g C e n t rid F lo rid a re sid e n t. M r. S te p h e n s w a s a c o o k lo r llu g c l K in g . S u r v iv o r * I n c lu d e m o t h e r . M a r ia n S te p h e n s . A lt a m o n t e S p rin g s ; bro th er. T o n y . A lt a ­ m o n te S p rin g s: sister. W a n d a G riffin . C h ic a g o . G o ld e n ’s F u n e ra l H om e, O r ­ la n d o . In ch a rg e ol a rra n g e ­ m ents. s a y in g o n e p e titio n d r iv e w o u ld h ave a b e tter d u n c e o f ra is in g e n o u g h sig n a tu re s to a s k vo te rs 10 w rite c a s in o g a m b lin g Into the F lo rid a C o n s t it ul Ion, A ls o u r g in g a n a g ree m en t w a s R e n n e t L if t e r , o w n e r o f th e M a r c o P o lo H o te l in M ia m i Heach. " W c have to c a tc h u p w ith (he o th e r sta te s that w ere not a s lr c p at H ie s w itc h .” he said. " W e need to grt o ne piece o l p r o p o s e d le g is la t io n o n th e bid lot. If y o u co n fu se the voters, the easiest fu llh u ck Is a no v o te ." agreed D ade C o u n ty C o m m is ­ s io n e r M ince Kaplun. S ta rtin g n o w . II w o u ld take a b o u t 4 .0 0 0 sig n a tu re s a d a y to o b ta in the 429.42H needed by A u g . 9 to p u t u p r o p o s e d a m e n d m e n t o n the N o ve m b e r b a llo t. O liv e r sa id F lo rid a H lve rho ut w o u ld a lso p u rsu e It's rlv c rb o a t o n ly |K-tltlnn. A n d R oger F a llo n o f M ia m i H each said Ids F lo rid a G a m in g A s s o c ia tio n w o u ld h o ld o u t for tw o " g a m in g d is tr ic ts ," one in D ade a n d B ro w a rd c o u n tie s a n d the o th e r in P a n a m a C ity . 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L e v in e 's pro|i>sid hud g ained m o m e n tu m w ith ltie e n d o rs e ­ m e n t o f the F lo rid a H otel a n d M o ld A ss o cia tio n , hut Robert:, a lso lin e d u p m ajo r h o ld b a c k ­ in g . J o in in g R o b e rts a l a n ew s co n fe re n ce after Ihc su m m it w as E r ic H ilto n , vice c h a irm a n o f H ilto n H o te l C orp. w h o said, " I f g in n in g Is p n sw d . w e c e rta in ly w o u ld lik e to be part o f th a t." A n d M ira g e R e so rts — o w n e r o f T h e M ira g e on the L a s V egas s trip a n d G o ld e n Nugget h o te ls In L a s V e g as — a n n o u n c e d that It w o u ld b u ild a resort a n d c a s in o In M ia m i H ead ) if voters app rove. 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A s a d is a b le d V ie tn a m vet. tie w as aide to sp end a lot o l tim e at sehool. and he d id lie v o lu n tee red m u c h ol Ills lim e h e lp in g in the m e d ia ce n te r a n d lie a lso h e l p e d lu m a n y o th e r a m is of the sch o o l w h e r c v e r h e c o u l d b e oI assistance. H is presence on o u r c a m p u s w as a m o ra le b o o ster for the le a e h e rs , fo r Ih e y o fte n f r it o v e rw h e lm e d bv th e ir w e ig h ty re p o u s lb llltle s. {seeing a paren t by th e ir side. Iic lp ln g I f ir m lo in e rt the ch a lle n g e s, se rv e d tn re m in d them that th e y w ere not a lo n e In t h is m is t Im p o rla u t o f (asks. D u r in g th e 1993*94 se h o o l y e a r D ave exp a n d e d h is com* m llm r u t tn the c h ild re n o f o u r sch o o l. He not o n ly se rv e d as c h a irp e rs o n o f o u r S c h o o l A d v i­ so ry C o u n c il, he a lso be ca m e tre a su re r o f o u r P T A a n d h elp e d C h r is C o llls o n . o u r sta ll' re so u rce officer, w ith llic P o lic e A th le tic Le a g u e — un after s c h o o l p ro ­ gram d e sig n e d to p ro v id e s t u ­ d e n ts w ith w h o le s o m e rc c rc a iln n a l a c tiv itie s a fte r se h o o l Legal N otices Legal N otices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E I4TM J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C A S E NO 14 239 C A M K BANKERSTRUST (C O M P A N Y I AS T R U S T E E F O R T H E R U R A L H O U S IN G T R U S T 1*1) I. P la ln llll. N otice o l S h e r lll’ i Sale N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N lh a l bY v irtu e o l that ce rta in W rit o l E x e cu tio n lu u e d out o l and under Ihe te a l ot the County C o u rt o l Sem inole County. F lo r Ida, C a te »*3 ' 37I 4C C 20U upon a fin a l (u dg m en l ren d ered In the a fo re te id C o u rt on Ihe J f ln day ot Ja n u a ry A O l**4. In lh a l .e r la ln c a te en titled B arn ett R e co v ery C orp oration . P la in tiff v* D e n n lt S u m ln tk i a k a D ennH W illia m S u m ln tk i A L o ri F S u m ln t k i, ' D e fe n d a n t w h ic h a lo re ta id W rit ot E x e cu tio n w a t d e liv e re d lo m e a t S h e rltt ol Sem inole County. F lo rid a and I have le vie d upon e ll Ihe right, title and In le re tl ot the deten da n t, D e n n lt W o r L o r i F. S u m ln tk i, In and lo the follow in g d e ter,L ed property. M id proper ty being lo cated In S em in ole County, F lo rid a m ore p a rtic u la r iy d e tcrlb e d a t lo ilo w t O ne A m e ric a n M o tor* P U , V ln 11JTH L41SXH T00043I being t io r a d at A lla m o n la T o w in g Service. and Ihe u n dertlgn e d e t Sheriff ot S em in ole County, F lo rid a . W ill a l 11:00 A M on Ihe llf h day o l A p r il A D 1944, o ile r lo r ta le and t e ll lo ihe h lg h e it bidde r. F O R C A S H IN H A N D A N D S U B J E C T TO A N Y A N D A L L E X I S T I N G L IE N S , a l Ihe F ro n t IW e ttl Door, a l Ihe ile p t, o l Ihe Sem inole County Court houte In Sanford. F lo rid a , the above d e tcrlb e d p ro p e rly T h a i M id ta la It being m ads to t a llt f y Ihe le r m t ot Ih lt W rit ot E xecu tion D o nald F E tlln g e r, S h e rllt Sam In oleCou n ty, F lo rid a N O T IC E R E G A R D I N G T H E A M E R I C A N S W IT H D IS A B I I T I E S A C T O F 19*0. P E R SONS W IT H A D IS A B IL IT Y N E E D IN G S P E C IA L AC C O M M O D A T IO N S T O P A R T I C I P A T E IN T H E P R O C E E D I N G SH O U LD CO N TA CT THE C I V I L O l V IS IO N O F T H E S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E . E N F O R C E A B L E W R IT S S E C T I O N . 1J4S 2 IT M S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A AT L E A S T F I V E D A Y S P R IO R TO T H E P R O C E E D IN G TELE P H O N E : (402) 3301440 T T D (407) 323 3133 P u b llth e d M a rc h 17. 24, It. A p ril 7, w ith Ihe ta le on A p r il 11. 1*V4 D E P 111 vl R O B E R T V H A R R IS S . J R . *1 A t. Defendant!*) N O T I C E O F A C T IO N it n t i TO R O B E R T V H A H H IS S . JR .a n d G R A C E M EDW ARDS, SAM U EL F S E A R S and U N K N O W N S P O U S E . II m a rrie d , a a lly * , an d /o r daad B it (th eir) unknow n h a lr t . d a v lia a i. le g a te e * o r grantee* and a ll p e r to n t or p a r tia l c la im in g by. through under o r a g a ln tl h im I them I R ttld a n c a unknown U n kn ow n d lr e c t o r i an d o l H e a r* o l F O R R E S T P A R K S P R I N G S . B V , a Corp oration and F O R R E S T P A R K S P R IN G S , B V . a Corporation, i l l h e irt. devisees. legatee* or g ra nle e * an d a ll p e rto n t or p a r lie t c la im in g by, through, under or a g a ln tl Ihem R e tid e n ce unknown Y O U A R E N O T I F I E O lh a l an A c tio n lo r f o r e d o t u 'e ot a m ortgage on Ihe follow in g prop e rty In Sem inole County. F lo r Ida: lo t J, O R A N G E E S T A T E S , accordin g to the p la t thereof a t Recorded In P la l Book II, Page 54, P u b lic R e co rd ! ot Sem inole County. F lo rid a h a t been tile d a g a ln tl you and you are req u ired lo te rv e a copy ot your w ritten detente*. It any, to It on S P E A R A N D H O F F M A N , Attorney* w hole a d d re tt It )0t South D ix ie H ig h w ay. C o ra l G a b le t, F lo r id a 3)144 0051 444 27**. w llh ln th irty (JO) day* a lte r Ihe t i n t pu b lica tio n ot (ne notice, and to tile Ihe o rig in a l w ith Ihe C le rk o l Ih lt Court either belore service cm S P E A R A N D H O F F M A N . «• lo rn e y t or Im m ediately thereat ter; o th erw lte a default w ill be en tered a g a ln tl you tor Ihe re lie f dem anded In the Com p le ln lo r P etitio n W IT N E S S m y hand and teal o l Ih lt C ourt on Ih lt 2*lh day ol M a rch . 1994 IS E A L I M A R Y A N N E M ORSE A t C le rk ot Ihe C ourt B y R u th K in g A t D eputy C le rk P e r to n t w ith (In a b ility who need a tp e c la l a ccom m odation lo p a rtic ip a te In Ih lt proceeding th o u id co ntact A D A C oordin ato r ot 301 M P a rk A ven u e, Suite N 101, Sanford. F lo rid a 337/1. at le a tl liv e day* p rio r lo Ihe p ro ce e d in g Teleph on e! (407) 31J 4330 E x t. 4227) I 400 455 I7 7 IIT D O ), or I M O *51 12201V I, v ia F lo rid a R e la y S ervice P u b llth : M a rc h 31 A A p r il 7, 1994 D E P 31J 4 4 h o u rs. Hare Is tlx* d a y that D ave is not at L n kevlew . I tc llc c th lg hack on a ll that D a v e H a ll h a s d o n e for the c h ild re n of o u r sch o o l. I h ave slo w ly begun lo re a lize that the rea l s ig n ific a n c e o f Ills c o n tr ib u ­ tio n lie s not so m u c h w ith Ills m a n y good deeds, but w ill) Ills a c tu a l presence lu o u r m id st, lie is there lo r us. a n d h is p h y s ic a l presence has served a s a n In sp i­ ra tio n to both sta lf a n d s tu d e u ls a lik e D ave h a s been a true p a rtn e r w ith u s lu the e d u c a ­ tio n a l process, He has do n ated the m ost p re c io u s o f a ll g ilts lo o u r sch o o l, h is tim e a m i h is ene rg y. D ave H a ll m ay he o n ly o ne pe rso n , hut lie is a m a n w h o Is d e te rm in e d to a m a k e a d if ­ ference. lie not o n ly w a n ts to lie In v o lv e d In the e d u c a tio n o f h is d a u g h te r. D enise, hut m o re Im ­ p o rta n tly . he w a n ts to e n h a n c e the e d u c a tio n a l o p p o rtu n itie s for a ll of o u r stud ents. H ene ath Ills large fram e Is a v e ry e a rin g and c o m m itte d m a n w h o lia s left an In d e lib le m a rk on the h e a rts o f o u r le a e h e rs a n 11o f o u r c h ild re n . D ave H a ll's sto ry nee ds to lie told. bee.m se p a ren ts c a n m ake a d llle r c n c r . T o d a y 's c h ild re n are g ro w in g u p In a v e ry c o m ­ p le x so c ie ty that Is lu ll o f w ro n g tu rn s. It Is ha rd for them to Itml the w a y w ith o u t a d u lt g u id a n c e a n d co n c e rn . Tlx* m id d le sch o o l y e a rs a n d the hig h sehool y ears a re th e tou g h est o f a ll. hut I ro n ic a lly th is Is t y p ic a lly the tim e that p a re n ts be co m e less am t le ss in v o lv e d in the rd iic n - N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N otice It hereby given lh a l I am engaged In b u iin e t i at 2141 M a rq u e lte A v e , S an lord. F L , Sam lnola C ounty, F lo rid a , undar Ih e F l c l l l l o u t N a m e o l B R O A D W A Y A V IA T I O N , and lh a l I Inland lo re g lite r ta ld nam e w ith Ihe D iv ltlo n o l Cor p o ra llo n t. T a lla h a tte e , F lo rid a . In a c c o rd a n c e w ith Ihe pro v ltlo n t o l Ihe F lc llllo u t N am e S la lu le t. To W it: Section 14 5 09, F lo rid * S la lu le t l *91 M ic h a e l H en ry P u b llth ; A p r il 7,1*94 O E Q 51 N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N otice It hereby given that w* are engaged In b u tln a tt at ITS St R d 414, W in ter S p rg t. 32704, Sem inole County, F lo rid a , under the F lc llllo u t N am e o l A S H O R T S TO P, and lh a l w* Intend to r e g lit e r la id nam e w ith the D iv ltlo n o l Corporation*. T a lla h attee . F lo rid a . In accorda n ce w it h Ih e p r o v l t lo n t o f the F ic fllfo u t N a m * S la tu te i, To wit: S e c tio n >45.09, F lo r id a S la lu le t 1991 Joh n S Root A n th on y M a llo P u b llth : A p r il/ , 1994 D E O 52 A g r ic u ltu r e ... . 5 B U Y IT. S E L L IT. F I N D IT. C L A S S I F I E D IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E IIT H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT , I N A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R IU A C I V I L D IV IS IO N C A S E N O 471171 C A M l J U D O E : O H E A T O N JR A N C H O R S A V IN G S B A N K . P la ln lltf. vt. J A N I C E E H I l l I K E R . a tin g le w om an. F O R E C L O S U R E F O R E B E A R A N C E . INC , and W ALTER YOUNG. Defendant* N O T IC E O F SA LE P U R S U A N T TO C H A P T E R II IT IS H E R E B Y G I V E N pur tu a n l to an O rd e r o l F in a l Ju dg m en t o l F o re c lo tu re dated M a tc h J1. 1994. and entered In Cave N u m b e r 91 1072 C A 14 E ot the C ir c u it C ourt o l Ih* Eigh leenth J u d ic ia l C irc u it, In and lor S em in ole County, F lo rid a w h e re in A N C H O R S A V IN G S B A N K , a F o d e ra l Saving* Dank, It Ih* P la ln llll, and J A N I C E E H IL LIK E R FO RECLO SU RE F O R E B E A R A N C E . IN C and W A L T E R Y O U N G ll 'a r * Ih* D efendant!*!, I w ill te ll lo Ihe h ig h e tl and bet! b id d e r lor ca th 4l Ihe Sam lnola County C ourt houte. J0I N orth P a rk Avenue. Sanford, Sem inole County, F lo r (da at 11 OO o ’ clock a m . on Ihe 31th d a y o l A p r il, 1994. Ihe follow ing d e tcrlb e d p ro p e rly a t te l fu rth in ta ld O rder or F in a l Judgm ent, to w it L a i 20 O A K V I L L A S U B D IV I SION a t record ed In P la l Book W Pa g e 74 4, 77 o l Ihe P u b lic R e co rd ! o l Sem inole County, F lo rid a Together w ith a New 1*90 N o b ility T ro p ic III** M o b il* M om *. S e r ia l N u m b e r N l 407VMAAB D A T E D a l Sanlord. Sem inole County, F lo rid a , on A p r il 1 ,1*94 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE A t C le rk o l Ihe C ou rt B Y : J a n e E J a te w lc A t D eputy C le rk P u b llth : A p r i l 7 , 14.1994 D E Q 5* IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A . C I V I L A C T IO N C A S E NO. *2 044SCA-14 D IV IS IO N E F IR S T A T E F I N A N C I A L , P la ln llll. vs. K E I T H M I Z E L L E , e l al. D e fen da n t)!) N O T IC E O F S A L E N o lle* I* h ereb y g iv e n lh a l, p u rtu a n l to a F in a l Judgm ent ol F o re c lo tu r* d e le d Ju n e 7, 1991. entered In C iv il C a t* N um ber 9J0441CA 14. D iv ltlo n E , In th* C ir c u it C o u r t lo r S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w h e r e in F I R S T A T E F I N A N C I A L It Ih* P la ln llll. and K E IT H M I Z E L L E . a l a l.. a re Ih* D* le n d a n li. I w ill 4*11 Ih* p ro p e rly tllu a le d In Sem inole County. F lo rid a , d e t c r ib e d e i: Lo t SO, D E E R R U N . U n it 9A, ic c o rd ln g lo th* p la t tnereol a t recorded In P la t Book 21. P a g e t 14 and II. P u b lic R e co rd ! ol Sem inole County. F lo rid a •1 p u b lic ta la , lo lh a h lg h e it and bet! bidder, lo r c a th a l lh a w a it fro n t d o o r o l tho S a m ln o la County C o u rlh o u ie . 301 N P a rk A vanua, S a n lo rd . F lo rid a , a l ll; 0 0 a m , on A p r il 21,1994 D a te d ; A p r il 1.1994 M ARVANNEM O RSE C L E R K OF THE C IR C U IT C O U R T B y: Ja n * E. J a te w lc " I n a c c o r d a n c e w it h Ih* A m e r ic a n ! W ith D l t a b l l l l l e i A ct. p e rto n t in need o l a tp e cla l accom m odation lo p a rticip a te In Ih lt pro ceed in g th a ll. w llh ln teven (7) day* p rio r lo any p ro ce e d in g , c o n ta c t Ih* A d m ln lilr a llv e o lllc * o l th* Court, 301 N . P a rk A venue. Sem inole County C o u rlh o u ie , Sanlord, F L 33771 lila p h o n * (4071133 4130, TD D I 4C0 955 1 771 o r 1 100 955 1770 v ia F lo rid a R t la y S e rv le t" . P u b llth : A p r il/ . 14.1994 D E Q 59 LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE • HEALTH & FITNESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS Silllfonl ller«lll *f - '• .T, A P W hlto H o u se C o rfo sp o n d ? n t W A S H IN O T O N - W h ile H o u se o ffic ia ls are re v ie w in g a b o u l a d o ze n po ssib le c a n d id a te s for P re sid e n t C lin t o n 's se co n d a p p o in tm e n t to the S u p re m e C o u rt, m a k in g n o secret o f the fact th irl r e tir in g S e n a te M a jo rity L e a d e r G eo rg e M itc h e ll I s h ig h on the list. In te rio r S e c re ta ry B ru c e H ahhltt a lso Is on the lis t, even I h o u g h he sail) he w a sn 't Interested a n d had to ld C lin to n he w ante d lo sta y jnit. M itc h e ll, I) M aine, a n d H ahhltt w ere the o n ly tw o c a n d id a te s p u b lic ly a c k n o w le d g e d as u n d e r c o n sid e ra tio n , hut W h ite H o u se o ffic ia ls Insisted that the list w a s lon ger and that no d e c is io n had been m ade. It w as no su rp ris e lo C lin to n w h en J u s t ic e H a rry A. B la c k m o n a n n o u n c e d W e d n esd ay that he w as re tirin g . T h e 85 -yen r-o ld Ju rist had to ld the presid ent m o n th s ago that he w o u ld retire. B la c k m u n r a ile d Ihe W h ile H ouse on M o n d a y to say he w u h read y to a n n o u n c e Ills d e c is io n p u b lic ly . T h e re w a s a torrent o f s|>eeidatton about B la c k m o n 's su ccesso r. L ik e ly c a n d id a te s w ere sold to Inclu de fe d eral Ju d g es S te p h e n G . H r c y c r o f B o s to n . J o s e A , C a b r n n c s o f C o n n e c t ic u t a n d A jijie a ls J u d g e I tlc h a rd A r n o ld o f L illie H ock. A rk . A llu r n e y G e n e ra l J n n c l H r n o a n d S o lic ito r G e n e ra l D rew D a y s a ls o w ere m e n tio n e d . O ne n ffle la l llo a le d the n a m e o f U S. D ls ir le i J u d g e A tm C la ir W illia m s o f Illin o is a s a long-shot p ro sp ect. S h e w as n a m e d to th e b e n ch b y K u iu d d R eagan In 1985. P r e lim in a r y w o rk on B la c k m o n 's su cce sso r a lre a d y h ad been u n d e r w a y becau se of u iitlc ljiu tlo n o f h is re tire m e n t. T h e se u rch goes Into h ig h gear, s ta r tin g from a base o f n a m e s c o m p ile d last y e a r w h e n J u s t ic e B y ro n W h ite Legal N otices Don't Miss A Single Issue! ,'k By T IR B N C I HUNT If y o u w ant In b e co m e a c tiv e ly In v o lv e d lu y o u r c h ild 's sch o o l, p le a se co ntact the s c h o o l's m a in o ffic e , and th e y w ill pu t y o u lu to u c h w ith the a p p ro p ria te peo­ p le . T h e r e a re m a n y o p ­ p o rtu n itie s fo r s e rv ic e at the s c h o o l level, ra n g in g from v o lu n ­ teer w o rk to h e m m in g a m e m b e r o f the I’T A o r I I k * S c h o o l A d v is o ­ ry C o n n e ll. D a ve H a ll's e xa m p le c le a rly d e m o n s tr a te s d ia l I n d iv id u a l p a re n ts can have a s ig n ific a n t Im p act at the s e lx x il level. A s he sta te d so In s ig h tfu lly , " p a re n ts c a n 't a lfo rd not to tie Involved In th e e d u c a tio n o f t h e ir c h ild re n ." T h e re In loo m u c h nt stake. O u r c h ild r e n 's fu tu re s h a n g In tire b a la n c e , and p aren ts c a n m ake the d ifference. IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H E I4TM 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 I V I L D IV IS IO N C A S E N O 93 1711 C A M E N A T IO N S B A N C M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N P la ln llll. vl C H R IS A P E T E R S O N and PEGGY A P E T E R S O N , h it w il e ; F R A N C I S X . H U M P H R I E S and I M E L O A H U M P lI R I E S . h it w ile. S T E R L I N G P A R K H O U S I N O A S S O C IA TIO N , INC . a F lo rid a co rpora lio n ; a n d a n y U N K N O W N P A R T I E S IN P O S S E S S IO N . Defendants N O T IC E O F S A LE P U R S U A N T TO C H A P T E R 41 N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N p u n u a n l lo a F in a l Ju dg m en t o l foreclosu re dated M a rc h 30. If*4 In C a t* No. *3 7204 C A 14 E ot the C ir c u it C o u rt ot lh a 11 th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In and lo r Sem i nole County, F lo rid a w herein N A T IO N 5 B A N C M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T I O N It P l a ln ll ll an d C H R IS A P E T E R S O N and PEGGY A P E T E R S O N , h it w il e ; F R A N C I S X . H U M P H R I E S and I M E L D A H U M P H R IE S . h it w ile , S T E R L I N G P A R K H O U S I N G A S S O C IA T O N I N C . a F lo rid a c o rp o ra tio n , and U N K N O W N P A R T I E S IN P O S S E S S IO N a re defendant* I w ill te ll la the h lg h e it an d b e ll bidder tor ca th upon the n orth front door ot the S em in o le C ou n ty C o u rlh o u ie , 301 N P a rk Avenue, S anlord. F lo rid a at II DO a m , on M a y J. 1**4. lh a fo llo w in g d e tc rlb e d re a l p ro p e ly a t tat forth In ta ld F in a l Ju dg m en t, lo w it Lot 4, B lock " C ' \ S T E R L I N G P A R K U N IT T H R E E , a cco rd Ing lo Ihe p la t thereol. record ed In P la l Book II. Page 52. ot the P u b lic R e c o rd * o l S e m in o le County, F lo rid a D ated a l Sem inole County, F lo rid a . A p r il t, 1*94 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE A t C le rk o l C ourt Sem inole County, F lo rid a B y Jan# E J a te w lc A t D eputy C le rk P u b llth : A p r il 7,14.1*94 , D E O 42 T o m o r r o w 's Todays FFA! lio n o l th eir c h ild re n ...n t llit* v e ry lim e th e ir c h ild r e n need th e m I lie m ost. It Is m y hope that D a ve w ill se rve a s an In sp ira tio n lo r m ore p a re n ts lo b ecam e Involved In the e d u c a tio n o f t lie lr c h ild re n . A s ed ucato rs, w e c a n n o t do It a ll b y o urselves...w e need p a re n ta l sup|Hirt am i In vo lvem e n t. If yu u are too bu sy to don ate y o u r lim e , please m ake It a p o in t lo ta lk lo y o u r c h ild d a lly a b o u l sc h o o l. lie a n a c tiv e lis te n e r a n d d e m o n ­ stra te lu y o u r c h ild U nit y o u re a lly care about th e ir e d u c a ­ tio n S tre ss lo them that these fle e tin g years w ill d e te rm in e the p a th that they w ill fo llo w for the re m a in d e r ol th e ir liv e s. E d u c a ­ tio n Is a key that u n lo c k s m a n y o p p o rtu n itie s f n r fu lu r e su cce ss. Legal N otices N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N otice It hereby given that I am engaged In b u t ln t t t a l 102 C a rd Court, L a k e M a ry , Sem i nola County, F lo rid a , under Ihe F lc llllo u k N am e ot P R O F E S S IO N A L B U S IN E S S R E S O U R C E S O F F L O R IO A . and that I Intend lo reglit e r to ld nam e w ith the D iv ltlo n of Cor poratlon*. Tallahassee. F lo rid a . In a cc o rd a n c e w ith Ihe pro v liio n t ot Ihe F lc llllo u t N am e S la lu le t. T o W ll Section 1410*. F lo rid a Statute* 1*91 B a rb a r a Z R te p le n n lk P u b llth ; A p r il 7,1994 O E Q 49 W hite H ouse expects Blackm un replacem ent soon; Babbitt says no 300 NORTH FRENCH AVE. • SANFORD, FL 32771 :I2 2 “2 0 1 I , ag a, NnHcBS IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T IN A N O FO R S E M IN O L E CO U N TY. F L O R ID A C A S E NO.: 91 >494 CC 3) I J U D IT H E K IR W I N P la ln llll vt A L F R E D B A L D I N E L L I and B R E N D A B A L D IN E IL I. h it w ile , at a l Defendant* N O T IC E OF S A L E N O T I C E It g iv a n lh a l In accordant# w ith lha S u m m a ry F in a l J u d g m e n t e n te re d on M a rc h to 1994 In c iv il action n u m ber 91 3494 CC 2J Z o l Ihe C o u n ty C o u rt lo r S e m in o le , C o u n t y . F lo r i d a . In w h ic h A LFR ED BALD I N E L L I. B R E N D A B ALD I N E L L I. S U N C O A S T S E C U R I T Y D IS T R IH U T O R S . IN C. C E N T R A L F L O R I D A R E G I O N A L H O S PI T A L , N A T IO N A L G U A R D IA N S E C U R IT Y S E R V IC E S COR P O R A T IO N . H O U S E H O L D F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N , an d H I G H L A N D S H O M E O W N E R 'S A S S O C I A T I O N w e re D t f t n d a n lt. and J U D I T H E K IR W IN w a t tho P la ln llll. I w ill te ll lo Ihe h lg h e it bidde r lo r ca th at Ihe W e il fro n t doo r o l Ihe Sem inole County C o u rlh o u ie In San lord F lo rid a on A p r il 71 1994. between Ih* hour* ol n 00 a m and 2 00 p m . in* follow in g d e tcrlb e d re a l property LO T 17, TH E H IG H L A N D S S E C T I O N 2. R E P L A T AC C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O N A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K 31, P A O E 94, O F TH E P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . L E S S ; B E G I N A T T H E NORTHW EST CO RN ER OF LO T 17. T H E N C E R U N S O U T H 30 D E G R E E S lO 'J I " W E S T A L O N G T H E W E S T L IN E O F LO T 17 A D IS T A N C E O F I I 50 F E E T ; T H E N C E N O R T H 54 D E G R E E S 1144" E A S T A D I S T A N C E O F 14 79 F E E T TO T H E S O U T H R IG H T O F W A Y O F D A R L IN CO U RT; T H E N C E N O R T H 77 D E G R E E S 3 013'' W E S T A L O N G T H E R IG H T O F W AV L IN E O F D A R L IN C O U R T . A D I S T A N C E O F 4 75 F E E T TO T H E P O IN T O F C U R V A T U R E OF A C U R V E CONCAVE N O RT H EASTER LY H A V IN G A R A D IU S O F 40 00 F E E T , TH EN CE NORTH W E S T E R L Y A LO N G THE A R C O F S A ID C U R V E A N D T H E R IG H T O F W A Y L IN E A D I S T A N C E O F 12 54 F E E T THROUGH A CEN TRAL A N G L E O F It D E G R E E S 0 1 '0 7 " TO T H E P O I N T O F B E G IN N IN G S U B JE C T TO T H A T C E R T A IN M O R T G A G E IN F A V O R OF S E A R S M O R T G A G E COR P O R A T IO N . F I L E D 1D30/49 IN O F F IC IA L R E C O R D DOOK 2129, P A G E 1990. P U B L I C R E C O H O S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R I D A IN T H E O R IG IN A L AM O U N T OF 443.422.00 A N D A S S IG N E D TO C |T IC O R P M O R T G A G E . IN C . IN O F F I C I A L R E C O R D B O O K 3193, P A G E 1140, P U B L I C R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A S a id i a l t th a ll be subject lo a Hr at m ortg age and a ju d ic ia l determ in a tion ot Ih* right*, and I n t a r e it i o l D t le n d a n l, H I G H L A N D S H O M E O W N E R 'S A S S O C IA T IO N . D A T E O ; M a r c h 21.1994 (C O U R T S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE CLERKO FCO URT Dy: Ja n a E . J a te w lc A t D eputy C le rk P u b llth : M a r c h 31 & A p r il 7, 1994 D E P 274 N O T IC E O F P U B LIC S A LE T H E S A N F O R D A IR P O R T A U T H O R IT Y W IL L S E L L B Y S E A L E D B ID O N E W O O D F R A M E H O USE C U R R E N T L Y L O C A T E D ON A IR P O R T P R O P E R T Y . TH E SUC C E S S F U L B ID D E R S S H A L L BE R E S P O N S IB L E TO R E MOVE THE STRUCTURE W IT H IN F I F T E E N (15) D A Y S O F B ID A W A R O . B ID S W I L L 0 E R E C E IV E D NO L A T E R T H A N 11:00 A M , T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 12, 1994. I N F O R M A T IO N A N D A P P O I N T M E N T S F O R IN S P E C T I O N M A Y B E O B T A I N E D B Y C A L L I N G 322 7771. T H E A U T H O R I T Y R E ­ S E R V E S T H E lllG H T TO R E J E C T A N Y A N O /O R A L L 0 ID S P u b llth . M a r c h J l A A p r il 7, 1994 D E P 779 left Ihe co u rt. W h ite H o u se s jjc c la l c o u n s e l L lo y d C u tle r sa id , " T h e r e are o th e r jie o p lc w h o deserve c o n s id e ra tio n w h o w ere not s e rio u s ly In the r u n n in g the Iasi tim e a ro u n d ." lie sa id the e v e n tu a l list w o u ld he 10 tn 12, " m o re o r le ss ." C u t le r , le a d in g th e s e a r c h w it h M a c k M c L n rty , Hie c h ie f of s la lf. sa id he e xp ecte d C lin t o n to a n n o u n c e Ills n o m in e e w ith in "u m a tte r o f w e e k s ." " H e w ill p ic k so m eo ne w h o g e n e ra lly re fle cts Ills se n se o f |>oliilcul a n d m o ra l v a lu e s ," C u tle r sa id . " E v e r y p re sid e n t d o cs th a t." He sa id c a n d id a te s w o u ld he Judged on the h a s h o f a b ilit y , d iv e r s it y a n d c h a ra c te r. M o reo ver. C u t le r sa id . " A s y o u k n o w . In the past (C lin to n ) h a s been a ttra cte d by p ro jd c w h o h ave had so m e sort of p o litic a l or o th e r life e x p e rie n c e lu a d d itio n lo b e in g a good la w y e r ." A d m in is tr a tio n o ffic ia ls m ad e c le a r th e y d id not w ant a repeat o f last y e a r's h ig h ly p u b lic , llt r c e - m o n t h s e a rc h th a t r e s u lte d In the se le c tio n o f J u s t ic e R u th B a d e r G tn sh u rg . C lin t o n sa id he w o u ld select u n o m in e e " o f g e n u in e s t a tu r e " lu " a n a p p ro p ria te a n d tim e ly fa s h io n ." W h ile M itc h e ll w as v ie w e d as jie rh a jis the lo|i p ro s peel, there are jK illlle a i a n d Irgnl p ro b le m s w it h h is se le ctio n . T h e a d u ilu ls t ra tio n Is c o u n tin g o n M itc h e ll to lead the S en a te fight for C lin t o n 's p rize d h ea lth re fo rm jiln n A n ti fro m a legal sta n d p o in t, the C o iiH lIim in n b a rs la w m a k e rs from ta k in g a g o v e rn m e n t p o s itio n w h o se s a la ry bu s been ra is e d by C o n g re s s w h ile th e y w ere m e m b e rs. C u lle r w a s q u ic k to sa y he w a s co n fid e n t that a s o lu tio n c o u ld he fo u n d a ro u n d t h r legal ro a d b lo c k , s h o u ld C lin t o n d e cid e o n a m e m b e r o f C o n g re ss l ie v o lu n te e r e d th a t se v e n se n a to rs h av e se rv e d on the h ig h c o u rt. T r e a s u r y S e c re ta ry L lo y d H en tacn got a ro u n d the p ro v is io n w h e n tie le lt the S en ate b y ta k in g a lo w e r s a la ry th a n o th e r C a b in e t m e m tiers. Legal N otice Legal N otices Legal N otices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT O r T H E S T A T E O F F L O R IO A IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y C I V I L D IV ISIO N C A S E NO *4441 CA 14E A S S O C IA T E S F I N A N C I A L S E R V IC E S C F A M E R IC A INC P l a ln ll ll vt D E L B E R T L W AR D AN I N D I V ID U A L A N D A S H E I R A N D J A N E D O E W A R D HIS U N KN O W N W IF E , E S T H E R V E N C E AS P E R S O N A L R E P R E S E N T A T I V E O F TH E E S T A T E O F A L IC E L BATTEN. D ECEASED : U N K N O W N I tE I H S O F A L IC E L BATTEN. D ECEASED B E T T Y C V E N C E AN D E L V IN V EN C E. H E R HUSBAND H E IR S : JO A N ), F U L L E R A C K /A B O B B Y J O E F U L L E R . H E I R . A N D JO H N D O E F U L L E R . H E R UNKNOW N H U S B A N D : IF L IV IN G , I N C L U D IN G A N Y U N K N O W N S P O U S E O F S A ID O E F E N D A N T ( S ) . IF R E M A R R I E D A N D IF D E C E A S E D . THE R E S P E C T IV E UNKNO W N H E IR S D E V IS E E S G R A N T E E S A S S IG N E E S C R E D I T O R S , L IE NO VS, A N l) TRUSTEES, AN D A LL O THER PE RSONS C L A IM IN G B Y T H R O U G H ,U N D E R O R A G A IN S T T H O S E N A M E D D E FE N D A N T S UPON W HOM P E R S O N A L S E R V IC E C O U LD NOT B E P E R F E C T E D F L O R ID A C O N F E R E N C E A S S O C IA T IO N O F S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T S . A C O R P O R A T I O N .H E I R . JO H N D O E A N D JA N E DOE. U N KN O W N TEN AN TS. D e le n d a n li ! ) N O T I C E O F A C T IO N TO : D E L B E R T L W A R D . A N I N D I V ID U A L A N D A S H E I R . A N D J A N E D O E W A R D . H IS U N KN O W N W IF E ; U N K N O W N H E IR S O F A L IC E L B A T T E N . D E C E A S E D JO A N I F U L L E R A /K /A B O B B Y JO E F U L L E R . H E IR . 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J E N N I F E R L A N D E R S l'k / a JE N N IF E R L H A YES, G EO R G E T KUSER, C H ER Y L K U S E R J A M E S E D O M I N G U E Z amt T U Y E T B D O M I N G U E Z are Ih* H elen tfa n li I w ill te ll to Itw h ig h e tl and beat bidder lo r ra th a l Ih* wet* front t le p i o l ihe S E M I N O L E County C o u rlh o u ie a l II 00 a m . on A p r il 29 1994 Ihe follow in g d e tc rlb e d p ro p e rly a t te l lo rlh in ta ld F in a l Judg men! Lot #5, D eer Run. U n it 17, a cco rd in g to th* p la t thereof a t record ed In P la t B ook 31. P a g e t 41 and 49, P u b lic Record* o l S e m ln o le C o u n ly , F lo rid a Together w ith Ih* follow ing detc r Ibed per tone I pr oper I y R ang*/O v*n V ent F a n . O il p o ta l. D iin w a th e r, Sm oke De le cto r. 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T b e S la t e D e p a rt m i n i In* j -a rticle d d ip lo m a ts In a ra b le last ; m o n th to e o n la e l foreign gov: rrn tn e n ts a n d stress tbe U.S. i w ish for “ stro n g e r langua g e on i tbe Im p o rta n c e of a c c e s s to ! a b o rtio n s e rv ic e s " in the d ro ll doc in lie n I being prep ared for a U .N . s p o n s o re d c o n fe re n c e In Septem ber. T h e d raft o f a 20 -yea r p o p u la ­ tion s ta b iliz a tio n p ro g ra m a l ­ ready lia s co m e iin tie r a tta ck b y H o m a n C a t h o lic s a n d n u lla b o rtio n forces Hut the a d m in is tra tio n w a n ts tbe d o cu m e n t, w h ic h o u tlin e s g o a ls a u d a c t io n s t h a t p a r tic ip a tin g c o u n trie s s h o u ld lake, to su p p ort bro ade r a b o rtio n a v a lla b tlllv . " T b e c u rre n t text, a lth o u g h It n o tes the h ig h m o rta lity le ve ls a n d the se rio u s m a te rn a l h ea lth p ro b le m s a sso cia te d w ith unsafe a b o rtio n . Is Inadequate as It o n ly a d d re sse s a b o rtio n In eases o f rape o r Ineest." said (lie Sta te D e p a rtm e n t cable, w h ic h w as sent to a ll d ip lo m a tic a n d c o n ­ s u la r posts. T h e a d m in is t r a t io n a ls o Is p re s sin g C o n g re ss In ease re­ s tr ic tio n s o n fed eral fu n d in g for a b o rtio n s . O ffic ia ls h ave p re ­ v io u s ly sa id that U .S. fo re ig n a id p r o g r a m s n o n e th e le s s w o u ld o n ly fu n d a b o rtio n s In lim ite d c lrc u m s tn n c e s . n a m e ly eases of rape. Ineest nr bo tched a b o r­ tio ns. In New Y o rk, delegates from m ore than 170 c o u n trie s nre d ra ftin g a 2 0 y e a r p la n for a d o p ­ tion by c o u n trie s a tte n d in g the I n t e r n a t io n a l C o n f e r e n c e o n P o p u la tio n a n d D e v e lo p m e n t, s c h e d u le d fo r S e p t. 5 -1 5 In C a iro . E g y p t. T h e S ta le D e p a rtm e n t cable s a id " l ir e g lo b a l c o m m u n it y s h o u ld w o rk to red u ce the dc m a u d for u lro rllim by e llm ln a t lu g the u n m e t need for fa m ily p la n n in g s e rv ic e s ." T h e d n d l c a lls lo r s ta b iliz in g w o rld |u ip u la tlo n — a b o u t 5.7 b illio n today — at 7.8 trillio n by the y e a r 2050. U n c h e c k e d . It Is fo re c a s t to In c re a se to 12.5 trillio n by then. S h o r t ly a fte r t a k in g o ffice , Presid e n t ('U n io n reversed the H cagau a n d H ush a d m in is tr a ­ tio n s ' Iran on federal fu n d in g o f Inter n a tio n a l p o p u la tio n -co n tro l o rg a n iz a tio n s that p ro v id e or pay lo r a b o rtio n s. D ill It added that the U .S. d e le g a tio n " w ill a lso be w o rk in g for stro n g e r la n g u a g e m i the Im p orta n ce o f access to a b o rtio n se rv ic e s .” S ta te D epa rtm en t C o u n s e lo r T im W lr th , r e p r e s e n tin g the U n ite d S t a ir s at the N ew Y o rk m eeting , said W e d n e sd a y that the a d m in is tra tio n p o s itio n Is: “ A b o rtio n s h o u ld be safe, legal a n d ra re ." H r said the U .S .-p ro po sed la n ­ guage lo r the C a iro d o e u tn rn l Is s till In the w o rk s, but e s se n tia lly s t r e s s e s t h e p r i n c ip le th a t "w o m e n o u g h t lo have access to safe a b o rtio n s. It's not Just rape o r In cest." T h e a d m in is tra tio n seeks also " t o focus on the health o f the m o th e r" and a ccess to "th e fu ll range of re p ro d u ctiv e h ea lth care se rv ice s, w h ic h In clu d es access to safe a b o rtio n s a s a lust resort, " W lrth sa id In a telephone Interview . T b e N a tio n a l K lg h l lo t.lfc C o m m itte e c ritic iz e d the effort lo bro a de n the a b o rtio n language, s a y in g tbe a d m in is tra tio n " h a s no m o ra l rig h t to seek to export an Id ro ln g y that r a d ic a lly d e ­ v a lu e s h u m a n fetal life ." D o u g J o h n s o n , th e a n t ia b o r t io n g r o u p 's le g is la t iv e d ire c to r, sa id the State D e p a rt­ m e n t ca b le sh o w s the a d m in is ­ tra tio n Is "a c c e le ra tin g efforts to le g a lize a b o rtio n on de m and as a p o p u la tio n -c o n tr o l m e th o d In iess-devclo p ed n a tio n s ." Hope J o h n Haul II Issued an u n u s u a lly p o in ted a ttack on the p ro g ra m W e dn esday, sayin g It p e rm its the " s y s te m a tic death o f S e e A b o r t io n , P a g e 8 A Is pleased to announce his association with Harvey Schefsky, M.D. in Family Practice Dr. Schefsky Is a board certified family practice physician with over 20 years In practice. N o w a c c e p t in g p a t ie n t s , O J J ic c h o u r s a r e h y a p p o in t m e n t 2209 South French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 (407) 321-4230 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S A N FO R D P re s e n ts STH A N N U A L Y O U TH B L A ST 1994 PAULGUFFY DAVJD EDWARDS 1 N ew Sanford cham ber members M E G a s and Convenience Store, 1800 Fro nch A v o , S a n ­ ford. lia s joined tho Groator S a n fo r d C h a m b o r o f C o m ­ m e rc e . L o ll, J a c s C ro a c h , m om borshlp a c c o u n ts e xe cu ­ tive and the cham b er's A m ­ bassad or Chairm an, prosunts a p la q u o o f m o m b o r s h lp lo ow nors, M ike D lgiocom a, c e n ­ ter, and M ike O m sload , right. 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Paul Gully April I t l h BRING A FRIEND NIGHT 0 55 p m Service Docjins Speaker, David Edwards • Music, Paul Gulfy • Special testimony April I2lti - CHRISTIAN T-SHIRT NIGHT 5 15 p m PIZZA tit AST with DOMINO'S 11 30 p in CONCERT witti Paul Gutty (D-ive will spoak after ttio concert ) April 13th - HARVEST NIGHT 3 .HI p m Wednesday Mujtit Suppuf 6 30 p in Servico Beoiiir. Spenkor, David Edwards * Monic, Paul Gufry • Special realiinony 519 P A R K A V E „ SAN FO RD Everglades grandmother turns 104 with her work still undone Oy J O H N P A C E H T I A so o c ia lo o .’ ’ m is s W riter M IA M I M arjo ry Sto m -m ao D o u g la s tu rn s 104 tod ay, her life 's w o rk im d o iic . H e r beloved E v e rg la d e s are s till In p eril. D espite b lin d n e s s a nd severe b e a rin g p ro blem s, Ms. D o u g la s re m a in s the w e tla n d s' greatest advocate. E a rlie r th is year, sh e co n fro n ted the L e g isla tu re by fo rc in g It to take her n a m e o il a c le a n u p b ill th at sh e b e lie v e s fa v o rs the su g a r g ro w ers a c c u se d o f p o llu tin g the E ve rg la d es. A n d sh e sa ys la w m a k e rs s till d o n ’ t g ra sp tbe Im p orta n ce ol the vast w e tla n d s T o h e lp celebrate the b irth d a y o f the w o m a n Presid e n t (.'Union c a lle d " ( ir a n d m o llie r ol the E v e rg la d e s ,” M s D o u g la s' b le n d s p la n n e d a get-together today In front ol the C o co n u t G ro v e bou se sh e h a s liv e d in sin c e 192 8. " N o one Is sa tisfie d w ith th e ir life ’s w o rk ," Ms. D o u g la s sa id th is week, “ There Is a lw a y s a need to c a rry on. The m ost Im p orta n t t ilin g Is to p rep are co m p e te n t pe o p le lo fo llo w y o u ." Ms. D ou glas, in her 1947 book " T b e E v e r­ glades: R iv e r o f G ra s s ." w a s the first to describ e the w e tla n d s as an e x p a n siv e body o f w ater flo w in g so u th w a rd from L a k e O keechobee. S h e w as a lso the llrst to d o cu m e n t the u n iq u e n e s s ol tbe E v e rg la d e s, the o n ly e co sy ste m ol Us k in d on E a rth . T h at book ch a n g e d the p e rcep tio n of the E v e rg la d e s as a sw a m p s ta n d in g In the w a y of d e v e lo p m e n t, a w a s te la n d to lie d ik e d a n d c h a n n e le d to create d ry land for ho m e s and farm s. T h e b o o k h a s e n d u r e d a s m u c h fo r Its im p a s sio n e d w ritin g a s U s e n v iro n m e n ta l a n d s c ie n tific sig n ific a n c e . “ T h e re Is a b a la n c e In m a n also, o ne w h ic h lia s set a g a in st Ids greed a n d Ids Inertia a n d his fo o lis h n e s s ." she w rote. ''P e rh a p s even In th is last flo u r. In a new re la tio n o f u se fu ln e ss and b e au ty, the vast m a g n ific e n t, su b tle a n d u n iq u e re g io n o f the E v e rg la d e s m a y not he u tte rly lo s t." T h e E v e rg la d e s a rc n o w re co g n ize d as v ita l to F lo r id a 's ra in fa ll c y c le a n d s u p p ly of d r in k in g w ater, a n d us h o m e to m a n y end a ng ere d species. Its p ro b le m s have affected n e ig h b o rin g b o d ie s o f w a te r that relied on it for flit ratio n. Ms. D o u g la s w a s In stru m e n ta l In w in n in g p ro te c tio n o f the w e tla n d s by p u s h in g for the c re a tio n o f E v e rg la d e s N a tio n a l P a rk In 1047. T h e p a rk , tbe seco n d-larg est In the L o w e r 4 8 states, n o w c o v e rs m ore th a n 1.5 m illio n acres. “ It m a y not even be there If II w a sn 't lo r her c o n s ta n c y a n d d e te rm in a tio n ." said fo rm e r Hep. D a n te F a s c c ll, D -F la . " S h e h a s e a rn ed and de serves every cre d it that has co m e her w ay and the p a rk Is. In large m easure, a testam ent to th a t." Hut the E v e rg la d e s have s h ru n k b y h a lf In the last 4 5 y e a rs a n d c o n tin u e to s h r in k becau se of p o llu tio n a n d w a te r d iv e rsio n . T h e y h ave tu rn e d in to a d isp u te d te rrito ry In a w a r b e in g fought In go vernm e nt o ffices a n d c o u rtro o m s b y e n v iro n ­ m e n ta lists. la w m a k e rs a n d s u g a r g ro w e rs over bow to u n d o de ca d es o f dam age. M s D o u g la s is not h a p p y w ith c u rre n t federal a n d sla te p ro p o s a ls lo create m a rsh e s to filte r p o llu te d w ater before It reaches the E verg lad es. U n d e r the p ro p o sa ls, a g r ic u ltu r a l c o m p a n ie s w o u ld pay a sh a re o f the c le a n u p costs. A n a m e n d m e n t fa v o red b y e n v iro n m e n ta l g ro u p s w o u ld h ave p o llu te rs pay the e n tire ro st a n d co m p le te tbe c le a n u p by the y e a r 2000. ra th e r th a n 2008. Ms. D o u g la s w a n ts su gar c o m p a n ie s to be forced to sto p a ll a g ric u ltu ra l p o llu tio n N a n c y D row n, presid ent o f F rie n d s ot the E ve rg la d es, w h ic h Ms. D o u g la s fo und ed In 1909. s a id Ms. D o u g la s d o e s n 't b e lie v e sh e h a s a c c o m p lis h e d m u c h o v er the years. “ I say, 'M a rjo ry , how m a n y people do y o u know have been g iven the C o n g re ssio n a l M edal o f Freedo m , w h o h ave helped the re sto ra tio n o f a m a jo r r iv e r ? ’" M s. D row n said. In 1915. D o u g la s left a d o m in e e rin g h u s b a n d In New J e rs e y for M ia m i, w here h e r fa th er fo und ed what w o u ld becom e T h e M ia m i H erald . 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T h is h a s been the m a jo r d ra w b a c k o f a n g io p la s ty sin c e Its In tro d u c tio n a lm o st tw o d e ­ ca des ago. T ile new a p p ro a ch , tested on 2 ,0 0 9 p a tie n ts at 5(1 U .S. h o s p i­ ta ls. e m p lo y s a te st-lu b c-m n d c a n t ib o d y t h a t p r e v e n t s th e b l o o d 's d o t t i n g c e l l s f r o m s e a r c h e r * , c a l l e d I lie n e w a p p ro a c h a b rea k th ro u g h . "T h e r e Is no q u e stio n about th is ." lie said. " W e w ill lo o k hack o n th is as the llrst step that Hot u s beyond th e v e ry b a s ic s ." E a c h y e a r. U .S . d o c to rs p e rfo rm a b o u t -10 0 , 0 0 0 a n g io p la s t ie s . I n f la t in g t in y b a llo o n s Inside the heart a rte rie s to p u sh b a ck b lo cka d e s. H o w e v ­ er. th e a rte rie s frecpiently c lo g u p a g a in w ith blo o d clots, e ith e r a b ru p tly w ith in a few d a y s or T h e m e d ic in e Is la r fro m a co m p le te so lu tio n . 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By TONY DeSORMIER H o ra ld S p o rls E ditor______________ O V IE D O — L u c k ily for the O v ie d o L io n s , w in n in g ug ly d o e sn 't co u n t less th a n w in n in g In fine fash io n . O n W e d n e sd a y n ight, the S e m i­ n o le A t h le t ic C o n fe re n c e -le a d in g L io n s su rv iv e d a s u b p u r p e rfo r­ m a n ce to beat the v is itin g L a k e M a ry R a m s 8-5. th a n k s h u g e ly lo th e fa c t th a t th e R u m s m a d e m is ta k e s at w o rse tim e s th a n th e ir hosts. "It w as a ro u g h gam e for both te a m s ." said O v ie d o co a ch M ik e F e rre ll, w hose team Im p ro ved lo 13-0 o v e ra ll. 4 0 In the S A C . ’ ll w as a v ery slo p p y gam e W e 're very lu r k y lo gel out o f tilts w ill* a w ill. " AROUND T H E S T A T E M andarich works out for M iam i M IA M I — T h e M ia m i D o lp h in s are Interested in ta c k le T o n y M a n d a ric h . one o f the biggest H ops In the h is to ry of the N F L draft. M a n d a r ic h w o rk e d o u t T u e s d a y at th e D o lp h in s ' ir a ln ln g site for p la y e r p e rso n n e l d ire c to r T o m lle c k e r t. T h e 27-year-old ta ck le silt out the 1 9 9 3 season. T h e G re e n H a y P a c k e rs took the h ig h ly touted M a n d a ric h as the se co n d p ic k of the 1989 N F L d ra ft, lie p la y e d s p a rin g ly and w a s released b efore last season. ARO UN D T H E NATION H eat gain on p la y o ll berth L A N D O V K I L M il. — S te v e S m ith sco red 10 ol h is 2 0 p o in ts d u rin g a th ird -p e rio d h ill/ that c a rrie d the M ia m i H eat to a 1 1 4 1 0 3 w in over W a s h in g to n W e d n e sd a y , n e g a tin g a ca re er hig h 2 0 j s iln ls b y the Itullets* M itc h e ll D u lle r . T h e v ic to ry redu ce d to three M ia m i's " m a g ic n u m b e r " for c lin c h in g a spot In the E a ste rn C o n fe re n c e playoffs. Rodriguez, Dodgers top M arlins L O S A N G E L E S — H e n ry R o d rig u e z, re p la c in g D a rr y l S tra w b e rry in le lt field, h o m c rc d in c o n s e c u tiv e u l-h u ts W e d n e sd a y n ig h t, le a d in g the L o s A n g e le s D o d g e rs over the F lo rid a M a r lin s 3-2. J e f f C o n ln c a n d Dret D urb erlc hit so lo hom e ru n s for the M a rlin s . ELSEWHERE M O N T R E A L - J a s o n R u ff a n d J o h n T u c k e r sco red In the second p e rio d lo lead the T a m p a Hay L lg h .n ln g to a 3 I v ic to ry over the M o n trea l C a n a d ie n s o il W e d n esd a y u ig lii A d a m C re ig h to n a dd ed a goal In the th ird p e rio d for T a m p a Day. W H A T ’S HAPPENING JU C O Baseball .S e m in o le C C at C en tra l F lo rid a C C , 3 p m JUC O Softball [ C en tra l F lo rid a C C at S e m in o le C C . 3 p.tn. Baseball [ i D eLan d a l Lake Mary. JV , 4 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. Boys’ Golf Lake Mary vs. Lym an at R o llin g H ills , 3:30 p.m iS o m ln o le v a .O v io d o at Ekana, 3:30 p.m. I Lake H o w e ll va. Lako Brantley al Sw ootw ator, 3:30 p.m. G irls’ Golf U O v ie d o va. S o m ln o le at M aylalr, 3:30 p.m. □ Lym an va. Lako M ary a l A laqua, 3:30 p.m. [ Lake B ra n lle y va. la k e H ow ell a l Door Run, 3:30 p.m. Softball I iO v lo d o a l Sem in ole. V, 4 p.m.; J V , 4:30 p.m. al Loo P. M ooro Park. I ’ Lake M ary a l Lym an. 4 p.m. . I : Lake H o w ell al Lake B ranlley. J V , 5:30 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. Boys’ Tennis G irls’ Tennis □ Lym an at Deltona, 3:30 p.m. □ D eLand va. Lake H o w o ll at Rod Bug Lako Park, 3:30 p.m. . „ . , □ 10 p.m . — W IR D 56. F lo rid a M a r lin s at L o s A n g e le s D odgers. (L) L IO N S I. R A M S * L a ka M a ry to t >01 0 » > * O viedo >04 700 i — • * I A le xa n d e r Colon 101 and P e t a l B e llh w n . Hagg* 1$). 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W a ih in g to n NBA STANDINGS a M outlon a San A n ton io a U tah D tn v e r M ln n e io la D a lla t RAINES O A U Q B A ll T im e t E D T EASTERNCO NFERENCE A tla n tic D tv itie n W L T Pt* G F O A • N Y Ranged VO 21 / 10/ 111 ) l» • N ew J e rte y 4) )4 II 101 )4) i l l W ath ln glo n 74 71 10 t ) 747 214 F lo rid a 17 11 II 74 122 111 N Y Itla n d e rt 11 11 I) 71 244 111 P h ila d e lp h ia 14 7* 4 74 I I ) 207 T am pa S t y 24 41 II 47 111 241 N e rlh a a it D lv ltlo n ■ P lllt b u r g h 4) 21 11 99 797 7*4 • M o n treal 79 27 M 91 371 214 a B u lla lo 41 10 4 41 777 711 a B o tlo n 74 17 II 41 )70 )74 Q uebec 7) 40 8 77 M l ]7I H a rtfo rd 71 44 9 19 71) 774 O tta w a l l )4 9 17 192 348 W ESTEPH CO NFERENCE C e n tra l D lv itio n W L T PI* O F G A a D e tro it 45 77 • 98 339 241 41 27 12 94 241 730 • Toronto x D a lla t 40 71 12 97 270 250 x SI L o u li 38 11 to 84 252 743 > Ch icago 14 35 9 11 738 77? 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J ) IS t l (30 TT) -te A — U 412 R eferee — Ron H oggorfh Lin esm en 3 i t r r e C h v im p o u f, G e r a r d p e u lh te r TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL A trie r ic en L e d g u e C L E V E L A N D IN D IA N S Signed H rn c G o n r /ile t in fio id e r to n m in o r le a g u e con IM C I o n d o ilig n trc l h im h i C h o r lo lle o l 1h«* ln le rn a » tio n 4 l L e d g u o N a tion a l League S A N F R A N C I S C O G IA N T S P la ce d Rcxl h e c k p d c h e r . on h ie !5d *»y d 'V it d e d I>%t BASKETBALL N e h o n jl De ik e lB e ll A w o u e I ton IN D I A N A P A C E R S P U c e d V t r n F le m trig, g u e r d on Ih e in ju re d h t f A c llv e t e d L a S d H e T h o m p to n . fo r w a r d fr o m the in ju r e d h ll LO S A N G E L E S C L IP P E R S P U c r d io h n W U I U m v f o r w a r d , on th e in ju r e d h%l A c liv a f e d T o m T o lb te f. f o r w a r d , f r o m Ih e ln |u re d Ii*f uOS A N G E L E S L A K E R S P la c e d Reggie LC Jord a n , gu ard , on (he :n|ured b it A c liv a fe d A n lo n io H a rv e y , fo rv x ird c e n te r, fro m Ihe Irqured lit* FO O TBALL N a tio n a l Football League C H IC A G O B E A R S W a iv e d S ie v e M c M ic Intel, d efen siv e lin em an D E N V E R BRONCOS S lq n e d J e lt C a rlto n , q u a rte rb a ck K A N S A S C I T Y C H I E F S - W a ive d H a rv e y W illla m t. ru n n in g back Signed L in E llio tt, p la c th ic k e r. N E W E N G L A N D P A T R IO T S - Re tign ed P a l H a rlo w , o lle n tlv e tackle P H IL A D E L P H IA EA G LES Re tig n ed D u b b y D r ill e r , q u a rte rb a c k a n d M ik e C h a le n tk i. a tte n tiv e ta ck le Signed Reggie L a w ren ce , w ide receiver, M a r c W oodard lin e b a c ke r. C u rl Brown, d e le n tlv e lin em an M ik e M c K e n ile . lig h t end, C h r lt Sch ro ck. p u n ie r, and A lo n /a B a m e ll. d e le n tlv e hack P I T T S B U R G H S T E E L E R S - A g reed lo I t r m t w ith R e ggie B a rn et, lin e b a c ke r S A N D I E G O C H A R G E R S - T ra d ed B u rt G ro ttm a n , d e le n tlv e end. to the P h ila d e lp h ia E a g le t lo r an u n dltclosed 199) d r a ll choice Signed John Carney, p la ce k ic k e r to A three y ea r co ntra ct Canadian F ootba ll League L A S V E O A S P O I S E - Signed T im nroacly a n d J im Jo in e r, linebacker* HOCKEY N a tio n a l Hockey League N H L — F in e d M a r io le m ie u x . P lllt b u r g h Penguin* center, 1100 lor ch a rg in g a l re le re e K e rry F ra te r d u rin g a gam e /Aonday. P H I L A D E L P H I A F L Y E R S - Signed N ell LIHIe, goaltender. lo a lw o year co ntract. C O LLEG E A L A B A M A — Nam ed Ivy W illla m t running b a c k * lo a c h A L F R E D — Announced Ihe re tig n a llo n ol S arah D u rd ta ll. w om en * b a tk e tb a ll coach, lo accept a t lm lla r potlhcvi a l L y n ch b u rg C IN C I N N A T I - Announced U rla n W oll. fo rw a rd , w ill leave tchool a l the end o l the tp rln g quarter C L E M S O N — A n n otriced Sharone W rig h l. center, w ill lo rega h it te n lo r year and m ake h lm t e ll a v a ila b le lor the N ltA d r a ll TV/RADIO BASEBALL 4 p m — T B S . A ll a n ! * B r a v e * a l S an D ie g o P a d re t. (L I 4 p m — W O N . E x h ib ilio n . C h ica g o W h ile Sox a l C h ica g o Cub*. (LI G O LF 4 p m — U S A , The M a ile r * , (LI R adio BASEBALL * 41 p m W 7 L N A M (1)70). Southern League. 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F e llo w p o le s it t e r M ic h a e l W illia m s , w h o su ffered an tgul lio n p ro b le m a l Ihe start o f tho race a n d dro p p ed to the re a r o f ih e field , raced Ills w a y hack th ro u g h the Held lo lln ls h th ird behind Doug Pitta. D a n e ll F ry e w a s fo u rth a h r a i o f J o e S tre h tc J r . , Ihe w in n e r ot th e p r e v io u s w e e k 's f r a t n r e event. D a vid R u s s e ll c ru is e d to an easy w in In the L a te M odel D iv is io n after a v o id in g u l a p , n c c ld rn t Hint re su lte d In f ' e a rs b e in g destroyed. T h e a c c id e n t w a s Irtgg ew h e n R le k y W o o d a n d J o K e n n e d y ta n g le d on the fr stra ig h ta w a y . T h e c a rs shot the Inside g u a rd ra il w ith W c lim b in g the top o f the ra il a r id in g It for a b o u t 2 0 0 feet. T c u r c a m e to rest, nose p a ln tl d o w n , at ahum n 4B degree an, on the ra il. W o o d 's a n d K e n n e d y ’s ca re ce iv e d m a jo r d am ag e b u l nc! tlu -r d r iv e r w a s h u rt. " T h a t w as a real s c a ry ride, sa id W ood, the c u rre n t F A S C A L ate M o d el p o in t* leader. "It fr lik e 1 hit the w a ll, b o u n ce d o f a n d h it It a g a i n b e f o r e s tra d d le d ll. " W h e n I w as r id in g Ihe guar ra il. I k n o w I got u lrb o rn c. th o u g h t su re I w a s g o in g to (Ilf o ver o n to pit ro ad. T h e c a r need, a lot o f w o rk , bu t I'm O K ." A ls o co lle cte d lit the accid ent a n d forced to w ith d ra w from c o m p e t it io n w e re M o rg a n H o o ve r a n d R o b ert Lyo n s, T a k in g secon d p lace behind R u s s e ll Wiis E d M c r ld llh llr u e r E ve re tt w as th ird , fo llo w ed by P a l M c C la in a n d H a l Perry. B a rb a ra P ie rc e edged hard c h a rg in g Art C h a p m a n lo notch her i litre I six th S jH iris m a u w in ol (he season. T r a ilin g P ie rce and C h a p m a n w e re R ic k J o h n s J o h n W ill, am i W alt hoggins. Oviedo C o n t in u e d from ID th e tw o team s c o m b in e d lor seven e rro rs w h ile the p in hers w a lk e d a d o ze n h a lie r s T h e re were fo u r w ild p ilc h e s , a pass hall, a n d a lilt h a lte r E a c h team hud one lim in g w here ll loaded (In- bases hut c o u ld n 't se m e a ru n I just d o n 't kb it)).' sa id L a ke M ary co a c h A lle n T u t lle "t)l tin se ve n gam es w e've lost, we heal o u rs e lv e s w ith e rro rs in five ol th e m ll Vito had (old m e w e d sco re liv e ru n s. I w o u ld vo said (hat w e 'd w in th is g a llic llid o r lt m a t c lv tor Ihe R a m s 1 1 1-7. 2-2 S A C ), they d ld n ( score (hose five ru n s uuttl alte r O v ie d o led 0 -0 M ik e R u g le n lu s. w h o p itch e d the s e v e n th lu llin g to earn his llt s l save, led (tie L io n s W ith a d o u b le . IWo sin g les, a n d llu e e r u n s sco red M .u k M c ic n ll added iw u sin g le s, a m u . a n d three R ill C m lo s M a rtin e z sin g le d hom e tw o ru n s a m i scored a th ird ru n R ic h W r ig h l hit a d o u b le A d m it <'o le m .u t It.id .tit K ill sttigl: Dixon C o n t i n u e d from 111 m ercy ru le m (lie tio iio m ul i h r III ti* in n in g . J a s o n S h ip le y led d ie L y m a n a tlu c k by g o in g 3 -lo r-3 w ith tw o d o u b le s, tw o ru n s scored, and tw o R i ll K y le Culm * and D ixo n e a c h c o n trib u te d tw o sin g les. Iw u ru n s, a n d a n K ill M ark T h e ls e n t ill a d o u b le a n d a sin g le, le d K o llet add ed a d o u ­ ble, I w o ru n s, m id a n K ill M ik e K rtip a c h ip p e d In w ith a sin g le , one rim . a n d tw o R lil K lle y C u la p a co lle cte d a sing le, o ne ru n . a n d a n R ltl J a so n G ro n e rl hud a s in g le m id two R lt l M ik e lle u s e h sin g le d a n d scored a n u t M illl H u sto n hit tw o s in g le s a n d sco red L a k e H o w e ll's o n ly ru n . Peter G ill a d d e d a sing le a n d an R ill L y m a n 113-5. 3 1 S A C | v is its L a k e M a rv F rid a y n lg lti w h ile L a k e U n w e ll IfM). 0 -1 S A C ) w ill hnsi L a k e llr u n lle y . Tennis C on tin u e d from ID T h e lone win for M ain lan d (1 - 10) cam e al No. fi singles, where J c lf Sam |isori topped M idi D u rh am H -L L e a d in g J -2 a lte r s in g le s play, the S e m in o le g irls (f»-<») w on both d o u b le s u m le iie s lit tu rn hack M a in la n d Ct-7). A l No, I d o u b le s . A u b r e y N elso n m id T lllm ty S o d e rs lro m o u tla s te d H e a ilte r S p a n g le r a n d K ie v T r o u n g H-fi w h ile H lauea S te v e n so n a n d A lis o n W e stm a rk sw ept C o u rtn e y H ills m id J a m ie W h ile H-0 at No. 2 do u bles. N elso n . S o d e rs lro m . and T in a W h ile a lso scored sin g le s w in s for the T rib e . In the No. I s in g le s m u lc h . N elso n b la n k e d S h e lly Y g le s la H-0. S o d e rs lro m served by l.lsa L iu H -l at No. 2 w h ile W h ile c lip p e d L illy L iu H-2 at No. 4. F o r M a in la n d . S p a n g le r k n o c k e d off S te v e n so n H-fi at No. J s in g le s m id T r o u n g h e a l W e s tm a rk H-ft In I tie No. f> sin g le s m a tc h . N ext a c tio n lor bo th the S e m i­ n o le h o y s' a n d g ir ls ' team s w ill he In th e S e m in o le A lh le lle C o n fe r e n c e lo u r n n m e u l n e x t W e d n e s d a y and T h u r s d a y ill S m d iiu d P a rk . W in n in g p itch e r T o d d U ellho rn (-1-3) sc o re d tw o ru n s . M ik t H y n e s s in g le d , T in t S la v ik scored it run f o r L a k e M a r y . H r I a it S c h u m u k c i co lle cte d a d o u lilr tw u sin g le s a n d a n R ill Mtk: Itukv had a single, o ne run. and an K i ll J im R iu u r i a n d Rem I’erez e.u It sin g led a n d scored a m n D an S to ry Itll it sin g le Nit k Susa and Hretl W e h m e y e r eueli s i-ured a run S c u ll llr y a ii had .in K ill l.aki- M ary w ill Ib is ! D e l.am i to n lg h i and l.v m m i on Frida* i iv ii'd o * is iis S e m in o le o n Frida* abi-rniM in Schardt Continued from ID m ole co u ch M ik e Powers It II happen l i e s a very good p itch e r St hnrd l had to he on Wetlnes •lay as S e m in o le h u r lc r Deon D an ie ls gave up tw o ru n s on six lit is D a n i e l s a l s o r u in e d S< h u rd i's m i h itler w ith i single in ihe lo in ( li in n in g lit l.tll W illetts scored Sem i mtk s util* ru n fu t L a ke H rm itley, J e ll Itutler had a dou ble and a n K ill Hrad V an Der W eltle also t ill a double -tell S h a w sing led anti scored a ru n J i t C iir tm lll scored llte gam e w h in in g n m in Hie lo p ot ilte lo u r ih I n n in g o n M o lse N a v a rro s s a c r ific e fly . J o h n A n d e rso n . N avarro, a n d llrlm t K ro l c a cti ltd a single. Doth team s w ill p la y again F rid a y . S e m in o le 110 7. i- 3 S / \ ( 'l It o s i trig e o n fe re n e e - le a d in g O v ie d o w h ile L a k e U n lit (ley II3 -H , 2-2 S A C ) v is it s L a k e H o w ell Babe Ruth— Continued from ID w ho eolleeted It) w a lk s us a te a m M e lv in H a ll a d d e d it sing le, one run. a n d tw o t ill! J im m y P a rs o n s sc o re d three ru n s a n d had an KDI. C h a d S h e ffie ld a n d R a n d y C a se y each scored tw o ru n s A m io n c C a ssa o o va sco red a run a n d had an R ltl. N a th a n ie l C lin e M ic h a e l I l u r l s l t i r k . T o m m y R ain es, a n d N ic k J o h n s o n each scored a run. F o r the Illu c J a y s . La w re n ce R u d o lf lilt a double. H arry P o rter sin g le d a n d had a n R ill. T r e llis S m ith scored tw o ru n s. Steve P lp ltn n e had a n m a n d a n KHI l.a ru e ll Fnyaon a n d H illy G ill vat'lt scored a n m . J u s t in N e l­ l ie s . J o e P e r r y , a n d H r e t l Ik-ckhnrn each had a n RHI. E v e ry o n e In the W h ite S o x 's s ta rtin g lin e u p c o n trib u te d at least o n e hit o r sco red a run. L e a d in g the 12-hlt a tta c k w as H retl C o u n ts, w h o co lle c te d d o u b le , sin g le , two ru n s, a n d u RHI. G e r a k i H islutp sin g le d tw k a n d sco red tw ice, C h u z L y l add ed tw o sin g le s a n d a run. C h r is L o n w s in a c o n trib u te d sin g le , o n e run. a n d tw o RH H rad J e n k in s sin g le d a n d score tw o rim s . J .R . N o b le s had sin g le a n d tw o RHI. S te v e Hrow s in g le d a n d s c o r e d a r m F re d d ie H a w k in s sin g le d In run. A le x J a c n t also h il a s lu g f A lv in S m ith scored a ru n . W a lte r U ry a n t led o ff the gate w ith a w a lk a n d sco red the C u b o n ly ru n on a s in g le b y Robe I la m p io n . H ryant add ed a slngl In the s ix t h Inning. S h a u n Prlc Itll ii d o u b le w h ile D ave V . an S ie v e H u ssa rl each h it it sin g le . �S a n fo rd H e r a ld , S a n f o r d , F lo r i d a - T h u r s d a y , A p r il 7, 1994 - an People ‘Out of This World’ IN B R IE F Meals on W heels needs help M eals cm W h e e ls c u r re n tly needs d riv e rs In the S a n fo rd urea. Ii o n ly re q u ire s o ne h o u r o r less, o n ce u w eek to d e liv e r u route. M eals are p ic k e d up at the S a n lo rd S e n io r C e n te r o r at U p sa la C o m m u n ity P re sb y te ria n C h u rc h . T h e m e als p ro v id e a n o u ris h in g noon m e a l a n d a co ld breakfast m e a l lo e ld e rly c lie n ts w h o are h o m e b o u n d a n d are u n ab le to co o k for them selves. T o v o lu n tee r or for m ore Inform ation, c a ll S e m in o le C o u n ty S ette r L iv in g for S e n io rs ai H ill - 163 l . Preventing child abuse T h e C h ild r e n 's H orne S o c ie ty Is Jo in in g o th e rs In the state In c e le b ra tin g A p r il as C h ild A b u s e P re v e n tio n M o n lb by sp re a d in g the w o rd that " C h ild h o o d D e c id e s " I h r fu tu re o f a ll c h ild re n . Last y ear In F lo rid a , the c h ild abu se h o tlin e rece iv e d o ver 120.000 rc|M)rts. th ey said. F o r m ore In fo rm atio n c n ll the C h ild r e n 's H o m e S o c ie ty at 1 8 0 0 C H S 4600. Hot lunches for seniors T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty R e lie f L iv in g for S e n io rs offers a hot lu n c h pro gram w ith m e a ls served M o n d a y th ro u g h F rid a y lo S e m in o le C o u n ty se n io rs aged 0 0 a n d over. F o r m ore In fo rm atio n , c a ll S 3 1-4357. Silveriiners seek members F o rm e r tllg h t a tte n d a n ts lo r E a ste rn A ir lin e s are being sought so they c a n jo in the O rla n d o S ilv e riin e rs , F o r m ore Inform al Ion. c a ll D a rlen e a l 7 8 8 -2 9 4 0 Hollywood East clogging classes H o lly w o o d Hast D a n c e rs c o n d u c t c lo g g in g c la s se s every T h u rs d a y . Itcg h m crs from 0:30 lo 7:30 p.m . a n d Inte rm ediate from 7:30 lo 8:30. a l M elodee S k a tin g It Ink. W 2 5 th S i reel near A irp o rt Itn u lrv a rd in S a n fo rd T h e rout Is S3 per class, ages ft a n d up P a re n ts free w ith p a y in g c h ild F o r Info rm atio n, c a ll M a rty at 322-5701 o r D aw n. 90 4-7 350270. East-W est Kiwanis Club m eets Thursday East-W est K lw n n ls ('In ti of S a n fo rd m eets e v e ry T h u rs d a y al 7 p.m ., at the F rie n d s h ip A U n io n Lodge b u ild in g , co rn e r nl L o c u s t A v e n u e a n d S e v e n th Street, V is it in g K tw u n la n s a rc w elco m e. F o r Info rm atio n, c a ll R o Im t I W h itta k e r, p re sid e n t. 8 8 R 0O 4& . Aliens, comedy, nostalgia in Ballet Guild show • p e o la l to t b s H s r a ld S A N F O R D — T o n ra rk the 2 6 th season o f the B a lle t G u ild o f S a n fo r d - S e m i rio le , a u d ie n c e s w ill be tra n sp o rte d "O u t o f T h is W o r ld ." L a st year, the B a lle t G u ild ce le b ra te d Its 2ftth a n n i­ v e r s a r y w it h th e r e t u r n o f n u m e r o u s a lu m n i d a n c e rs p e rfo rm in g w ith the co m p a n y . T h e i r v i s i t m a d e It a n e x tra o rd in a ry y rn r. A c c o rd in g to V a le rie W e ld , " T il ls y e a r's G u ild v is ito rs co m e fro m m u c h fa rth e r a w a y...th e y co m e from u n o th e r g a la x y !" W e ld c o n tin u e d , " T h e gu ests fro m " o u t e r s p a c e " c o u ld n 't h ave ch o se n u b e ttrr lim e to dro p-in. a s the 1094 c o m p a n y d a n ce rs are lie ln g p u l th ro u g h th e ir paces In a n u n u s u a l w ay. F o u r c h o re o g ra p h e rs h ave c o m ­ b in e d t h e ir ta le n ts to cre a te b a lle ts for the 30-mernt>er c o m ­ p a n y a n d Its 24 guest d an cers. E a c h c h o r e o g r a p h e r 's w o r k c o m p le m e n ts the o th e r as dlffe rrrit b a lle ts c o n tra st In sty le a n d m o o d ." G u e s t ch o re o g ra p h e r. J a im e Roque, fo rm e rly w ith N ew Y o rk C it y lln llr i a n d the C le v e la n d B a lle t, fa vo rs M o zart a n d B G S d a n ce rs arc c h a lle n g e d hy h is "N ig h t M u s ic ." P rin c ip le d a n ce r w ith the S a ra so ta B a lle t. A le x l D ovg op oll, has cre a te d a ballet e x c lu s iv e ly for the g u ild to the lie a u tlh il " M e rr y W id o w W a ltz ." D o v o g p o ll Is a fo rm er d a n ce r w ith the B o ls h o i lla lle t. M oscow . Ih- a n d R o q u e are b o th pleased w ith the re s u lts of th e ir w o rk w ith the y o u n g c o m p a n y a n d loo k lo rw a rd to th e ir p rem iere. A p r il 23 a n d 24. T h e c la s s ic a l s ty le s o f these iw o b a lle ts a rc b a la n ce d off hy the a lw a y s liv e ly a n d u n e x ­ pected d a n ce a d v e n tu re s o f rest- A m ong the 20 d a n ce rs sh o d d ln g .th e ir tutus for a co m e d y takeo ff on C h a rlie C h a p la in in Ballot G u ild 's sp ring extravaganza are: A m an da W all, H o a ih e r Kauffm an, A dvlo en Th elss, J a n ic e G a tll, Dara Korn and J u lia H iggins. dent a rtis tic d irecto rs. M iria m R y e D o k lo r a n d V a le r ic R y e W e ld . T h e s is t e r te a m lia s bro ug ht B G S th ro u g h the past 26 y e a rs to Its c u rre n t jxtp u lu rlty. A u d ie n c e s w h o have enjoyed " B o o W a h B id d y . ” (a great little ro ck n ro ll ballet). “ W h o Shot B id d y " a n il " T h e L ife a n d T im e s o f L illy C h a n t illy . " w ill Ik - h a p p y to k n o w that th is year Is no e x c e p tio n . T lm c -Ira v e lin g space a lie n s w ill add iliu t "s o m e th in g e x tra ." Ralh-l G u ild fa n s have com e lo e x p e c t th e u n e x p e c te d . F in e d a n cin g , b e a u tifu l m u s ic , lig h t ­ in g a n d c o s tu m e s are sta n d a rd fare. H o w ever, ho w m a n y ballet c o m p a n ie s are p re p a re d " t o take yo u w h ere no m a o h a s ever gone b e fo re ?" M a lle i G u ild . . . " O u t o l T h is W o r ld " In c lu d e s so m e In n e r g a la c tic guests, also as c o m p a n y d a n ce rs a rc Joined by 24 m e n In “ s u p p o rtin g " parts. In sid e rs re­ a liz e th u i s u p p o r tin g u s u a lly m e a n s e x a c tly w h a t It sa y s liftin g the g irls , or In k e e p in g w l t h l h e » p a c c t h c m c . . . L a u n c h l n g t h c Ir p a rtn e rs lo n e w heigh ts. H e lp in g to m a k e p o s s ib lr the b a lle t. "S e v e n B r id e s fo r S e v e n B ro th e rs ." 16 g ir ls a lo n g w ith 16 b o y s w ill liv e n u p the stage " G o ln ' C o u r t in '" a n d k ic k in g up th e ir h ee ls id the sam e tim e. S e v e ra l " D a n c in g D a d s " w ill p u l a s h in e on th e ir sh o e s to b e co m e F re d A s t a ir e s In o n e o f th e p ro d u c tio n n u m b e rs w h ic h ulso featu res C h a r lie C h a p lin s a n d O c n c K e lly s . T h e m ir ro r im n g cs o f 15 A s ta ire s , 2 0 C h a p lin s a n d 4 K e lly s w ill h ave a u d ie n ce s glad th e y w ere th e re fo r " M e n In the M o v ie s ." O th e r pieces In c lu d e a sa lu te to J u d y G a rla n d w h ic h In sp ire s the p ro d u c tio n o f "G e t H a p p y " fro m th e m o v i e " S u m m e r S t o c k . " A ls o , a n " A l a d d i n " ballet se q u e n ce w ill p ro v id e D ial m a g ic carp et feeling. T h is se a so n 's sp ace age. s u ­ p e rs o n ic In v a sio n h a p p e n s A p r il 23 a n d 24 at the L a k e M a ry H ig h S c h o o l a u d ito riu m . B a lle t G u lid sp o n so rs w ill tic h o n o red at both th e 8 p .m . p e r f o r m a n c e o n S a tu rd a y e v e n in g a n d the 2 p.m . m a tin e e on S u n d a y . T ic k e ts are on sale In a d v n n ce now th ro u g h any B G S m em ber o r you m ay sto p by the S c h o o l o f D an ce A rts, E lm A v e n u e , S n n fo rd . o r c a ll 32 3-1 900 . A ll se a ls a rc reserved at $8 for a d u lts a n d Sft for c h ild re n . G e t y o u r seats now a n d d o n ’ t lie su rp ris e d If y o u fin d y o u rs e lf n ext to the a m b a ss a d o r from V e n u s o r u d a n ce c r it ic from M ars. B r in g y o u r Im a g in a tio n , y o u r sense o f h u m o r and a n y o n e w ith w h o m yo u w an t to h av e u m e m o rab le tim e. " T h e B a lle t G u ild o f S a n fo rd -S e m ln o le h a s a lw a y s been a tilth* 'O ut o f T ills W o rld ' hut th is y e a r lh e y h a p p ily a d m it It. W eld said. Overeaters Anonym ous m eets weekly Overeaten* A n o n y m o u s m eets e v e ry T h u rs d a y , at 7:3 0 p.m .. at (la- C o m m u n ity U n tie d M e th o d ls l C h u rc h . P lu c y K ld g c Hoad a n d U S. 17-92. C a ss e lb e rry . F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll C a ro l, 32 2-0 657 . Yard oi the Month The hom o and g ro u n d s of Jo an and J im G u so , 197 R u sk ln SI., Lake Mary, has boon se lected by Iho Lako M ary G ard en C lu b for the Yard o f Iho M o nth award. The w ooded lan d scap e Is w o ll-m a ln ta ln e d by G u s o w ho has planted a variety of p la n ls and sh ru b s lo c o m ­ plem ent the trees. A m ateur Radio Society m eets m onthly T h e l.a k e M o n ro e A m a te u r R a d io S o c ie ty m e e ts every f i r s t T h u rs d a y , at 7:30 p.m .. at the S e n io r C e n te r. L a k e T rip le d D riv e , C a s s e lb e r r y F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll K a r l L a m b e rt. 6 9 5 87 04. or A l K irk , 3 2 2 44 87 U n i v e r s it y w o m e n m e e t A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S — A m e ric a n A s s o c ia tio n o f U n iv e rs i­ ty W o m e n m e e ts the f i r s t T h u rs d a y of each m o n th at 7:30 p.m . at C a p is tra n o C o n d o m in iu m C lu b h o u se . 2 0 0 M u llla n d A v c.. A lta m o n te S p rin g s. C a ll B a rb a ra id 8 8 9 -8 0 0 8 lo r m o re Inform ation. D epressive/M anic Support Group D rp rc s s lv c /M a n lc D e p re ssiv e S u p p o rt G ro u p m eets a l 7:30 p.m .. the first and third T h u rs d a y s , L a k e sid e A lte rn a tiv e s, -134 W. K e n n e d y Hiv’d.. E u lo n v lllc ; a n d 10:30 a.m .. the second S a tu r d a y , al the d o w n to w n O rla n d o P u b lic L ib ra ry . 101 K. C e n tra l IIIvd. Fo r In fo rm atio n , c a ll 3 8 1 -5 0 7 0 o r 64 5-4375. Sunrise Kiwanis m eets Friday T h e S e m in o le S u n ris e K h v a n ls C lu b m eets e v e ry F rid a y , a l 7 a .in ., al S h n n e y 's , U S 17-92, so u th o f A irp o rt R o u lcvu rd . V is itin g K lw a n la n s are w elco m e. F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll llru e e M c K lh liln . p re sid e n t. 3 2 2 -0 3 3 1. H tttk d Ph oto b f tom m y V ln e tn l A fte r breakup, w edding g ifts divided DEAR ABBYl (’ lease settle a d isa g re e m e n t I'm h a v in g w ith u fa m ily m e m b e r: S h e s a y s a w e d d in g g ilt b e lo n g s so le ly to (lie person w ho se sid e o f I he fa m ily gave It. I say. a ll w e d d in g g ifts belong to I he co u p le . H o w ever, s h o u ld the co u p le part (w ith in a y e a r (or so) afte r the m a rria g e , the h rld c CANNOTAGREE IN CHARLESTON, 8.C. 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S h o u ld th e y se p a ra te w it h in a p p ro x im a te ly a year, then gifts fro m h is stde o f the fa m ily s h o u ld go to h im . a n d g lfls from h e r sid e o f the fa m ily s h o u ld go lo it e r . If the m a rria g e e n d u re s for a n u m b e r o f years, they s h o u ld be d iv id e d e q u a lly , a c c o rd in g lo value . DEAR ABBYl W h at I am a b o u t to a sk has p ro b a b ly been a sk e d before, but I haven't read a b o u t It in a lo n g w hile. W h e n u h u s b a n d a n d w ife get a d iv o r c e , w h a t do f a m ily m e m b e rs o f Hie h u sb a n d c a ll the ex-w ife: O r v ic e versa? F o r In­ sta n ce, I’ m d iv o rc e d a n d m y s is te r s t ill c u lls m y c x -h u sb a n d h e r b ro th e r-in -la w . M y h u sb a n d bad a step so n fro m a p re v io u s m arria g e; Is t ills stepson s till a stepson after a d iv o rce ? JU ST WONDERING, SYCAMORE. OHIO DEAR JU ST WONDERINQi A fte r a m a rria g e Is d isso lv e d , one c a lls the ln -la w s " m y fo rm e r b r o t h e r - in - la w , s is t c r - ln - la w , m o th e r-in -la w ," etc. In the case o f ste p ch ild re n , a lt h o u g h It m a y s o u n d a s t h o u g h o n e Is d e lib e r a t e ly e x p e llin g h im o r her from the fa m ily , th e y are p ro p e rly re- ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ferred to a s " t n y fo rm e r ste p s o n " o r " m y fo rm e r ste jjd u u g h te r." DEAR ABBYt A lth o u g h I've been re a d in g y o u for years. I n e v e r th o u g h t I'd be w ritin g to y o u . b u t 1 o w e y o u a b ig th u n k-vo u . O n Feb. 20. y o u r S u n d a y c o lu m n bad a letter sig n e d “ O ld S o fty ," re g a rd in g the essay " T h e R a in b o w B rid g e ." I re c a ll t h in k ­ in g 1 s h o u ld h ave cut It nut. but I d id n ’t. A s I do e v e ry m o rn in g , I c a r r i e d t h e p a p e r to m y neigh bor. M onday m orning, 1 was b a n g in g o n h e r d o o r h o p in g sh e h a d n 't th ro w n the p a p e r aw ay. Y o u see, late S u n d a y n ig h t, o u r 16-ycar-nld dog, S k lp |iy . becam e very 111. B y m id n ig h t, m y son. M atth ew , a n d I had m ad e the p a in f u l d e c is io n to le t th e v e te rin a ria n end S k lp p y 's su ffe r­ ing. 1 ca n 't d e scrib e the g rief w e felt, but 1 a m h ap p y to report that S k lp p y hud a g ra n d fu n e ral, b e fittin g h is sta tu s a s the best d o g In the w o rld . O ne o f M a t­ th e w 's co lleg e frien d s, w h o had k n o w n S k lp p y sin c e he w as a pup. d u g h is grave. W e p u l h is fa v o rite u fg hun a n d " t o y s " tn the box w ith h im . A fte r S k lp p y 's b u ria l, one ol m y s o n ’ s fr ie n d s read " T h e R a in b o w B rid g e " fro m y o u r c o l­ u m n . T h e s k y c lo u d e d over, and eig h t a d u lts stood there and c rie d lik e babies. KATHLEEN K. AND HER SON MATHEW (Problems? W rite to Dear Abby. For a perso n al, unp ublished reply, send a eell-addreased, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Los Angoloa, Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) M ilk ■ M IG H T Y DUCKS 2 P A t llt I jm 2:104:307:109:30 MONKEY TROUBLE _________ a l i b i s (PC) LIGHTNING JACK ________ 4:1f I d ! (PQ-UI GUARDING TESS ?:W4:W7:20Vl0 IPO-131 NAKED GUN 33 1/3 ______ » 0 4:10 7:00 9 00 IPO-13) THUMBILINA 2114: IS 7:10S'00 THE PAPER 2 00 4:307:139-40 „ (Ol M JIMMY HOLLYWOOD 2 104:40 7:30 9 40___ (El SHINDLER’S LIST _______ j j s l w -----------a »3 f no putt! ttirj. 17-R, Bortort CLIFFORD „ 2:104:10 7:10 S70 (P0) NAKEDCUN331/3 E*P 7*0 MAJOR LEAGUE 2 1:00 4:107:20 HQ |P0| BLUE CHIPS m 3 ™ * 12.SO f OH ALL MOVIES STAnTINO BETWEEN 4 TO 6 �,- * v m PM Sanlord Horald. Santord. Florida • Thuraday, April 7, 1994 - OR 4B Sanford Herald, 8anford, Florida - Thuraday, April 7, - 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T IC I T O T H I P U B LIC : N o lle * It hereb y g iv e n m o t tha B o a rd o l Ad|u*tm #nt o f Hi* C ity of S anford w ill h old a re g u la r m ooting on A p r il 71. 1444. In th* C ity H a ll C o m m lttlo n Cham b*r» at 11:30 A M In o rd * r to c o n ild • r a request tor v a rla n c * In th* Zoning O rd ln a n c* a t It pertain* to Iro n t a n d r * a r y a r d r t qulrem ent* In a M R 1 d llt r lc t on: L o t 3. R a d d in g * Subd, a t record ed In P B 4 P G 20 o l th* P u b lic R e co rd * o f S tm ln o l* County. F lo rid a B*lng m or* t p t c lllc a lly do scrlb a d a t located IIIO R a ddln g P la c e Plann e d ut* o l th* property It to * r*ct a tln g l* fa m ily r* tl d«nc* L a r r y B la ir, C h a irm a n B o a rd of A d |u itm * n t A D V I C E TO T H E P U B L I C : If a p* rton d» cld* t to app*al a decision m ad* w ith r* tp* ct to any m a lt* r contld* r* d at th* a b o v * m * * tln g o r h e a r in g . h * 'th * w ill n**d a verb atim record of th* proceeding* In eluding th* ttttlm o n y and *»l dene*, w h ic h r* c o r d It not provided by th* C ity of Sanford (F S 344 0103) 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 IC I P A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E DI NO S S H O U L D CONTACT TH E PER S O N N EL O F F I C E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T 330 S424 41 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M B E T IN O . P u b lllh : A p r il 7 A IT, 1744 DEO-40 N O T IC E T O T H I P U B L I C i N o lle* It h*r*by g lv*n that th* B o a rd of A d |u ttm * n l o l th* C ity o l Santord w ill hold a re g u la r m **tlng on A p r il 77. 1444. In th* C ity H a ll C o m m lttlo n C h a m b trt at 11:30 A .M . In ord er to co n tld • r a request fo r v a ria n t* In th* Zoning O rd ln a n c* a t It pertain* to lid * an d r* a r y a rd r*gu lr* m * n tt a n d lo t c o v e ra g e re g u lr* m * n ft In a SR 1 AA d lttrlc t on: L o t i 1 f l 3 0 ( l * l l E U t t ) B lk S 2nd Sec M a rv a n la . a t recorded In P B 5 P O U of th* P u b lic R e c o rd ! o l S*m lnol« County, F lo rid a . B ein g m or* s p e c ific a lly d* te n bed a t lo ca te d : 101 V irg in ia Av*nu*. P la n n e d ut* o l th* p ro p e rty It to erect a tw o c a r garag* L a r r y B la ir, C h a irm a n B o a rd of A d|u ttm * n t A D V I C E TO T H E P U B L I C . It a p*rcon decide* to appeal a daem on m ad* w ith r* tp * ct to any m a tter co n tid ered at th* a b o v * m e a lin g o r h e a r in g , h*/th* w ill need a v e rb a tim record o l th* proceeding* In­ clu d in g th* ttttlm o n y and * vl dene*, w h ic h re c o r d It n ot provided by th* C ity o l Santord. (F S 7M OIOS) P E R S O N S W IT H D IS ­ A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN O A S S IS T A N C E TO P A R T IC I ­ P A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SH O U LD CONTACT TH E PE R S O N N E L O F F IC E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T ) 3 « -l4 3 4 41 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M B E T IN O . P u b lllh : A p r il 7 A IT, IPV4 DBQ-43 N t l lc * t l S h e riff'! Sale N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O I V E N that by virtu * o l Itval c e rta in W rit o l E x a cu tlo n lttu * d Out ot and under th* t* * l e l th* County C ourt o l Sem lnol* County. FI4 r Id*. C a t* ft4 /l2 1 S P upon a fin a l ludgm ent rendered In th* a lo r* la id C ou rt on th* I t l d a y o l A u g u tl A D l t d . In that ce rta in ca t* * n llll* d ! F lr t t U n ion Na tlon al Bank o l F lo rid a . P la in tiff v t Rhonda M . C o m b t. D elen d a n l w h ich a fo ra ta ld W rit o l E x e cu tio n w a t d e liv e re d to m o • t S h a rlll ot Sem lnol* County. F lo rid * an d I h av* le vied upon a ll th* rig h t, t ill* and ln l* r* tt o l lh* defendant, R honda C o m b t. In and to th* follow in g d * tcrlb o d property, to ld p ro p e rty being lo c a te d In S a m ln o l* C ou n ty, F lo rid a m or* p a r tic u la rly it* tc rlb a d a* follow*: O n * 1412 T o y o t a . V l n . l 2M A43L0C0003474 b*lng ttored at B u t c h 'l In Santord. F lo rid * and th* u n d * rtlg n *d a t S h eriff of S em ln ol* C ou n ty, F lo rid * , w ill *1 11.00 A M . on tho tth day o l M a y A D 1444, o llo r lo r ta l* end M il to th* h ig h est bidder. F O R C A S H IN H A N D A N D S U B J E C T TO A N Y A N D A L L E X I t T I N O L I E N S , a t th* F ro n t (W e tt) Door, at th* if* p t . o l the Sam lnol* Cou n ty C o u rth o u M In Sanford. F lo rid a , th* abov* d e ­ te r lb *d p ro p e rty T h a t la id m i * It bein g m ad* to M t llt y th* t* rm t ot th lt W rit of E lo c u tio n . D onald F . E tlln g * r, S h e riff Sem lnol* County. F lo rid * N O T IC E R E O A R O IN O T H E A M E R I C A N S W IT H D llA B I I T I B S A C T O F 1440. P E R ­ S O N S W IT H A D I S A B I L I T Y N E E D IN O S P E C IA L A C ­ C O M M O D A T IO N ! TO P A R T IC ­ I P A T E IN T H E P R O C E E D I N G SH O ULD CO N TACT THE C IV IL D IV IS IO N O P T H E S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E . E N ­ F O R C E A B L E W R IT S S E C ­ T I O N , 1545 1 I T H S T R E E T . S A N F O R O . F L O R ID A AT L E A S T F IV E D A Y S P R IO R TO T H E P R O C E E D IN G . T E L E ­ P H O N E : 1403 ) 330 4440 T T O (403 ) 333 3313 P u b llth a d A p r il 7. 14. 11. 34. w ith lh * M l* on M a y 4.1444 D E O 50 N O T IC E O F A P U B L I C H B A R I N O T O C O N S I D E R T H E A D O P T IO N O F A N O R D IN A N C E B Y T H E C IT Y O P S A N FO R O . F L O R ID A N o lle* It h*r*by given that • P u b lic H e a rin g w ill b* h e ld In th* C o m m lttlo n Room at th* C ity H a ll, 300 N orth P e r k A v*nu*. in th* C ity ot Sanford. F lo rid * , at 7:00 o 'c lo c k P .M . on A p r il 11, 17*4. to co ntld er th* adoption of an o rd in a n ce by th* C ity of Sanford, F lo rid * , described *1 fo llo w ! O R D I N A N C E NO. 7343 T O A N N E X A P O R T IO N O F T H A T C E R T A I N P R O P E R T Y LY IN O B E T W E E N O LD L A K E M A R Y R O A D A N D T H E SCL R A I L R O A D R I O H T O F W A Y A N D B E W E E N W. 3 ITH S T R E E T A N D A I R P O R T B O U L E V A R D : A S SH O W N O N T H E M A P B E L O W : c f t i i j A com plete d e scrip tio n and a copy of th* ord in a n ce t h a ll be a v a ila b le at th* otflc* o l th* C ity C le rk for a ll p e rto n t d * tlrln g to ex a m in e th* ta m * . A ll p a r tlc t In ln t* r* tt and c lU ta n t th a ll hav* an opp ortu n ity to b* heard a t la id hearing. B y o rd er o l th* C ity C o m m lttlo n o l th* C ity of Sanford, F lo rid a . 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 I N O A S S IS T A N C E T O P A R T I C I P A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D I N G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E P E R S O N N E L O F F I C E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T 330-5434 44 H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T I N O . A D V I C E T O T H E P U B L I C : It • p* rton d* cld*t to a p p ta l a d * cltlo n m ad* w ith r* tp * ct to any m a tter co ntidered at th* abov* m eeting o r h ea rin g, he m a y n**d a v e rb a tim r* cord ot th* proceeding!, in c lu d in g th* te ttlm o n y and evidence, w h ich re co rd It not provided by th* C ity of Santord. ( F S 314.0105) Jan et R. Donahoa C ity C le rk P u b B m ^ t o r c h l^ n ^ A p r l W M F M ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ J E ^ I S l CELEBRITY CIPHER C f ferity Cfpfttr cryptogram# art c rM lid Irom QuOUbom try lim ou l p#op*#. pAit in d pfM«nl Each *#oar n i n cipN r i u n i tor *to<r«r Todsyt ( t t a >gun i i. • V J V O J X B A I V O K F O P X Z J O B F X O O J Z B F J , F B K Z K O B K B F J Z N B K I J X B J J B D O B M V Y B B F O K B J X O B J O N . * U Z O O Y X — F Z J J O K . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘ Huntin', flthln’ and *port», that’* what w« thou Id loach kld i." — (Actor) Harry Northup. OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park A s he skidded along the rocky ground. Knog realized tying his sp ear to his ankle w as not the best way to keep from losing it. IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T . ■ IO H T E I N TH JU D IC IA L C I R C U I T , IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C A S E N O . 45 1435 C A 1 4 E A T L A N T IC M O R T G A G E 4 IN V E S T M E N T C O R P O R A T IO N P la ln t lll. vt A L V I S K L A S S I T E R .tt a l . D e te n d a n l(t) N O T IC E O F S A L E N o tlca It hereby g iv e n that, p u rtu a n t to an A m en dm en t to S u m m a ry Ju d g m en t of F o re c lo tu re , I w ill te ll th* follow in g d e tc rlb e d pro p e rty located In Sem lnol# County. F lo rid a L o t 54. A L A F A Y A W O O DS P H A S E X V I . a S u b d lv ltlo n . a cc o rd in g lo lh* p la l thereof a t reco rd ed In P la l Book 57, P a g e t 13 through If. o l th* P u b lic R e cord * a t Sam lnol* County, F lo rid * • t p u b lic te l* , lo th* highest b id d e r lo r c o th . a t th* w est (rent door ot th* S em lnol* County C o u rth o u M . Santord. F lo rid * , at I t M a m m i A p r il 74.14*4 - < A m e rica n * W ith O lt* b lim * t A c t ( A D A ) N o t ic e : ln - .d c ce rdanc* w ith lh* A m erica n * w ith O lM b llit iM A ct. p e rto n t w ith a d lM b lllt y w ho need a tp * c l* l accom m o datio n to par t lc ip a t * In t h lt p r o c e e d in g th o u ld contact A D A C oordin ato r • 1 M l N orth P a rk A ven u e Suit* N M l . S«nlord. F lo rid * 33731 at l* a tt llv * d a y t p r io r to th* p ro ce e d in g Telephone |J03I 333 a3M E x t 4317: 1 400455 4771 (T D D ) or I 400 4S5 4770 IV I. v ia F lo rid a R e la y S trv lc * . W IT N E S S m y hand and Saal ot th lt C ou rt on M a rc h 3 4 .1444 ($4*1) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K , C IR C U IT C O U R T B y Ja n * E . J a M w Ic D eputy C l* rk P u b lllh : M a rc h i t i A p r il 7. 1444 D E P 344 IN T H I C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H E I4TH 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 N O . 43-4717 C A I4L E A S T E R N S A V IN G S B A N K . F .S .6 ., Plaintiff, v t. D E N I S E R. P A C E . In d iv id u a lly and a t P t r t o n a l R e p ra ta n ta llv * o l t h o E i t a lt o t D E I D R E G . E A S T O N , d e c ta M d . at al.. D a ftn d a n l( t) . N O T I C E O P A C T IO N 117714 T O l JO S E P H W IL LIA M E A S T O N and E R I C E A S T O N . It a lly * , a n d /o r dead h it (fh a lr) unknow n h a lrt. d * v lt* * t. leg a lt * t o r g ra n teet and a ll per to n t o r p a r tla t c la im in g by, through, under o r o g a ln tt h im (lh * m ). R * tld*n c* unknown Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that an A c t io n lo r f o r t c lo t u r a o l ■ m o rlg o g * on lh* lo llo w ln g prop • r ty In Sem lnol* County. F lo r Ida: Lot It. B lo ck E . C O L U M B U S H A R B O R , a cco rd in g lo lh* p la t Ih a rto l a t R e co rd ed In P la t Book 14. P a g e t 34 and 14. P u b lic R t c o rd s o l Sam lnol* County, F lo rid a . h a t been tile d a g a ln tt you and you a r t re q u ire d to M r v * a copy ot you r w ritte n d a fe n M t. It any. lo It on S P E A R A N O H O F F ­ M A N , A tto rn e y !. w h o M a d d ra tt It 7M South D ia l* H ig h w ay. C o re l G * b l* t, F lo r id * 31144. (M SI 444 3344. w llh ln th irty (M3 d a y t a lt e r th* t i n t p u b lica tio n o l th* notice, and lo III* th* o rig in a l w ith lh* C le rk o l th lt C o u rt e ith e r b*tor* M r v lc * on S P E A R A N D H O F F M A N , at to rn « y t o r Im m ed ia te ly lh * r * ilter; o th a rw lta a d efa u lt w ill b* e n te re d a g a ln t l y o u to r th* r o llo l dem anded In th* Com p la in t o r P a tlllo n . W I T N E S S m y bond an d M a i o l th lt C o u rt on th lt 3tth d a y o l M « rc h . 1444. (S E A L) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE A t C l* rk o l lh* C ourt B y: R u th K in g A t D eputy C le rk P e r to n t w ith d lM b lllt y who n**d • tp o c la l accom m o datio n to p « rtk lp * t* In th lt proceeding th ou ld co ntact A D A Coordin ato r a t M l N . P a rk Avenu*. Suit* N. M l . Santord. F lo rid a 11771, *1 l« * tt llv * d a y t p r io r to th* p ro ce e d in g . Telephone (4071 331 43M E x l. 4317; I 100 453 I7 7 K T D D ) . o r 1 4013455 1770IVI, v ia F lo rid a R e la y S e rv le t. P u b lllh : M a rc h 11 A A p r il 7, 1444 O E P -T iu 61— M o n e y to L e n d CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONET! A ll you need It your 1111* J a c k D ia m o n d lo r a p p o fn lm tn l ___________ 740 7474____________ 71— H e lp W a n te d CLASSIFIED DEPT HOUftS 8:00 A M .-5 :3 0 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY I SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 constcutlvB tlmgg....... _S7c ■ lino 7 c o n j K u t l v e tlmos _______,70( a lino 3 consecutive tlm»*____ Oil a lino I tlmo________ .......™|1.19o lino Rotoo aro por l»»uo, bastd on 3 Knot *3 Unot Minimum EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 744 W. 35th 51. A D D T O Y O U R IN C O M E S E L L A V O N NO W I ___ C A L L 722 4454 a r 527-4125 AFTER SCHOOL COMPANION F o r m y ton T ra n ip o ra tlo n re q u ire d 14 o r o ld e r p r* ta rre d C a ll 444^0717 a fte r 4 NOW ACCEPTING B S H S ch od iA n g may metud* H era ld A d v o m a r at Bw c o t l o f a n additional day Can cel w han you got r ta u lit P a y only lor d a y t your ad ru n t a l rale earner) U t* tut d o to ip b o n for U n t* tl re tu rn C o p y m u tt kMow acceptable typo graphical form -C om m ercial frequency ta lo t at* available D E A D L IN E S Tuoaoay thru Friday 12 N oon Th# D a y Betora PubkeaDon S u n day 12 N oon Friday • M onday 5 3 0 P M Friday A D J U S T M E N T S A N O C R E D I T S : In t h a . v e n t o f a n o r r o r In a n o d , t h o S a n f o r d H a r a ld w ill b o r o a p o n a lb la f o r t h a flr a t I n a a r tlo n o n f y a n d o n ly t o t h o a x t o n t o f t h a c o a l o f t h a t I n a a r tio n . P f a a a a c h o c k y o u r a d f o r a c c u r a c y t h a f lr a t d a y If ru n a . Legal Notices » — E l d r l y C a r* ADULT CAR4 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H B 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 CO U N TY, F L O R IO A . C A I B N O .43-1154C A M E Hom o Saving* o f A m o rlc a . F S B . l/ k / a Horn* S a v ln g t at A m e ric a . F.A., P la in tiff, vt. J e ffre y O. T ick * ! and L * u rl J il l T k k a l. hutband and wit*. *t *1., Dalandant* N O T IC E OF FO RECLO SU RE SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O I V E N that p u rtu a n t to a F in a l Ju dg m e n l e l lo r a c l e t u r * d a te d M a rc h I t, 1444. and en tered In C * M N e 45 1151 C A M E o l th* C irc u it C o u rt of th* Eigh teen th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it in and to r S«m l not* County. F lo rid * w ti*r*ln. Horn* S a v ln g t of A m e ric a . F S B , l/ k / a Horn* S a v ln g t o l A m e ric a . F A , P la in tiff, an d J e ffre y C TICkal end L n u rl J il l T lc k a l, hutband an d wit*, and Southern Bank o l C e n tra l F lo rid a ar* th* O a tan dan li. I w ill M il to th* h lg h a tt and b a it bidde r lo r c a th a l th* W a tt front door o l th* Sem lnol* County C ou rtho u M . In Santord. F lo rid a a t 11:00o 'c lo c k A M on M a y I. 1444. th* follow Ing d eter Ibad pro p e rty a t M l forth In M id F in a l Judgm ent, to w it South 53 lo ot o l L o t 1 a n d a ll o l Lot 4. B lo c k F . S A N L A N D O S P R IN G S T R A C T N O 4 a c co rding lo th* p la t thereof a t recorded In P la t Book 5. P a g o S3. P u b lic R o c o rd t o l Sem lnol* County. F lo rid * . T e g a th a r w ith a ll I n ta ra tt w hich B o rro w e r now h a t o r m oy h ereafter a c q u ire In o r to M id pro p a rty a n d in an d to: (a) a ll ta t l H w n l t 'a n d r lg h tt of w ay . • w h fffw t1m *rw *ij» * im •" Lu iid m gt. ilr u c t u r a t. Im provemanto. Ilx fu ra t, an d appurte noncat now o r h erea fter p laced lh a ra o n . I n c lu d in g , b u t n o t lim ite d lo. a ll a p p a ra tu t and equipm ent, w hathar or not p h y t Ically a tllx a d to th* land or a n y b u ild in g , u ta d to proVlets or tv p p ly a ir co o lin g , o lr condl Honing, haat, g a t. w a la r. light, pow er, ra fr lg e ra llo n , v a n illa tlon. la u n d ry, d ryin g , d lth w a th Ing. garbage. d itp o M l o r other M r v lc * !; a n d a ll w a tt* vent t y it a m t . a n ta n n a t. p o o l aqulpm ant, w indow co ve rin g !, d ra p a t. an d d ra p e ry re d t. carpetin g an d llo o r co verin g , owning*, ra n g a t, oven*, w ater h eatort and a tta ch ed ca b in e t!. It being Intended and a g rta d that tu ch ita m t b* co n c lu tlv a ly deem ed to b* a lflx o d to and to b* p o rt of tti* re a l p ro p a rty ; and (c) a ll w a la r and w ater rig h t! (w hathar o r not appurtenant) and a h a ta t o l D o ck p e rta in in g to lu c h w a la r o r w a te r rlg h tt. o w n a rth lp e l w h ich effect* M id pc op* rty ; an d (d) th* rant*. Income, it t u a t and p r o llt t e l a ll property. D A T E D A p r il 1 .1444 M a ry a n n * M o t m C IR C U IT C O U R T B y: J a n a E . J a ia w lc D eputy C lt r k P u b lllh : A p r il; , 14.1444 OEO40 I N T H I C IR C U IT CO U R T O F T H E I4TH J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT I N A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A . C A S E NO. 43-IM 1-CA-14-I B A N K U N I T E O F S B . F O R M E R L Y K N O W N AS B A N K U N I T E D . A S A V IN G S BANK, P la ln t lll. R O B E R T F .S C H E L L E N B A R O ] E T A L ., Defendant* N O T IC I O F FO R ECLO SU RE SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O I V E N p u rtu a n t to a F in a l Ju d g m en t o l F o ra c lo tu ro dated M a r c h 31, 1444, a n d entered In C * M No. 43 IM I-CA-14 E ot th* C ir c u it C o u rt o l lh * I I T H J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In a n d lo r S am ln olo County, F lo rid a , w h erein B A N K U N IT E O F S B , F O R M E R L Y K N O W N AS B A N K U N IT E D . A S A V IN G S B A N K . P la in tiff, and R O B E R T F. S C H E L L E N B A R O . E T A L .. ar* d a la n d a n li. I w ill M il to th* h lg h a tt b id d e r for c a th at tha W a tt F ro n t D oor o l th* S a m ln o l* C o u n ty C o u rth ou M . Santord, F lo rid a , at 11:00 o 'c lo c k A .M . on th* 74lh d a y o l A p r il, 14f4. lh * lo llo w ln g da tc rlb a d pro p e rty a t M t forth In M id F in a l Ju dg m en t, to w it: L o t 110. W O O O S T R E A M , C I T Y O F W I N T E R S P R IN G S , a cco rd in g to th* p la l th a ra ol a t record ed in P la t B ook 34. P a g e t 47 and N . P u b lic R ecord * o l Sam lnol* County. F lo rid * . T O G E T H E R w ith a lt th* Imp ro v a m a n ti now o r h ereafter ersetad on lh* p ro p a rly , a n d a ll a a ia m a n t t , r lg h t t , a p p u r t e ­ nance*. r t n t t , ro y a llla t. m in e r­ al o il an d g a t r lg h tt an d p r o lltt. w ater, w a te r r lg h tt and w atar ttock, an d a ll llx tu r a t now or h o ro a lla r * p a rt o l th* property. Including rep lacem en t* an d ad d lllo n t there io D A T E D A p r il 1,1444. M A R Y A N N E M O R S E , C lt r k C ir c u it Court B y : Ja n * E . J a M w Ic Deputy C la rk P u b lllh : A p r il 7 .1 4 .1YV4 D IO -41 horn#. S an tord a r t * L o ll of la v in g c a r* to r you r lovad onat. C on tact H o lly 373 4147 B lid d tr Control PrabltmsT S E N IO R S . C a ll to fin d out It you q u a lify l o r a s s i s t a n c e w it h O I A P E R S / P A D S W* fit* for M e d ic a r e r a lm b u r ia m a n t , p r iv a t e I n s u r a n c e a n d M a d lc a r* d ire c tly D e liv e re d lo you r doo r m onthly 407-160-1254 C E R T I F I E D N u rtm g A lt l/ H H A an d R a tp ca r* ttudant w ill do A M ca r* and torn* a v e t lo r e ld e rly C e ll B rid g et 334 44)4 21— P e r s o n a ls ADOPTIONS F ra * m e d ica l car*. Ira n tp o r t a llo n . c o u n ta lln g . p r iv a te doctor p lu t liv in g te p a n ta t B a r » 7 3 7 ill C la a rw a ta r A fte r nay Ja h n F rtc k e r . . . 1 10* 417 544* 23— L o s t & F o u n d * F O U N D CAT Long h a ire d g ra y m a la d o m a ilic c a l found In L a k e M a r y area M v a ra l w ea k* ago 331 4571__________ L O S T D A R K B L U E II It boat co ver. L o tt on aaA betw een C o u n try C lu b an d A irp o rt B lv d on 4/1 It found, ple e te c a ll 133 *14**35 Rew ard 27— N u r s e r y & ______C h ild C a r e A T T E N T I O N S E C O N D S H IF T P A R E N T S : R e lia b le c h ild c a r e w it h h ot m a a lt L lc o n ta d d e y c a f* fa c ility C a ll lo r rate* 371 7435/LIC 4343 10 C H I L D C A R E IN M Y H O M E . R a a i a n i b l t ra te * . F t n c e d y a rd , m a a lt 4 m a c k t. M e 5743 O AKLAN D M e m o r ia l 11440 • P A R K . M a t o n lc G arden*. I h itt 1311344 43— I n v e s t ig a t iv e S e r v ic e s M A 3 K S T IC IN V E 5 T IO A T IV E S e rv ic e ! O o m e ttlc relation* F r t * co nsu ltation 447 4*4 t i l l iS5— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s OWN A PA YPH O N E ROUTE 11300 w ssk potential Unique o eoo etvn lty I 400 444 7413 AGENTS-REAl ESTATE! N othing tu cc a a d t Hk* t u c c a tt W e re w a ll Into o*e 3rd decade o l tra in in g t u c c t u lu l agent* N o llc e n t a r W a llh e lp l W ATSON R E A L T Y CO RP R E ALT O R S 321 1IM A U T O M E C H A N IC (M O B IL). C e rtifie d or w /4 y r t e«p and w /detlr# to becom e ce rtifie d V a lid d r iv e r litem # and to o lt F /T . to m e w aakw tdt C a ll for d e ta ils: 377 770* I v m t g l l AVAILABLE POSITIONS V a r lo u t lo c a t io n * lu r R a c a p tlo n ltli. S a c r t ta r it t and D a ta E n t r y . C a ll C e n t r a l P a r t e n n a l ta m 4pm M o n d a y F rid a y lo r m or* Inform * tlon44S 111] _______ N e v e r A Fool_________ BOOKKEEPER P a n lim a A b it to m i out q u a rte rly t and do in com e tax C a ll N a n cy « *541 DRIVERS E w e ll I n d u tlr la t It a cce p tin g a p p lic a tio n lo r R M d r iv e n In th * O r l a n d o a r e a (7400 N a r c o t t a * R d l M u t l h av* C D L llc a n t * . F u l l b a n a lll pa cka g e A p p ly a l 1*50 H ig h St. _______ Langw aed E O E ________ ‘ ELECTRICIANS R a tld a n tla l on ly. L lc a n ta d or not Top pay. b a n a tltt E a p * rla n ca d on ly need a p p ly In p a r to n a l S A N F O R D E L E C T R I C , » 2 ) > P * f k O r. EXPERIENCED COOKS F u ll tlm * A p p ly In pa rton . P a r r y ’ * R a t lu r a n l . u p p e r leve l, A lta m o n te M a ll________ GREEH0USE WORKER Tree tor e i p req M F COL CLASS A DRIVERS N*«d»d tor th* O rland o ar»n Im m e d ia te ly M u t l hav* J y t a r t recenf v *rifia b to ri* n c * a n d a c lt a n M V R m d o f %*m*n»i a piu% C a l l C * n * r a l I’ p f i o n n p l ia m 4pm M o n d a y T rid a y tor m of* in form a tion * fl 111) N t v t f A F**t_________ COM P A N IO N /H O M E M A K C H (O 1»v* aftfh e ld e r I f la d y S a la r y , p r iv a t e liv in g quarter*, etc C a ll a fter 10am p to at* m i T O O __________ CONCRETE LABORERS CONCRETE FORMSEnERS F a r T ID Y M A I D 5 d a y t/w k w ith pay a n d ba n a tltt 334 )744 M ANUFACTURER N e e d ta ip a rle n c a d a F IN IS H E R a tN tT A L L E R * 5 E T U P /P O U R E R It exp erien ced in lib e rg la t* . we w ill tra m Call*** *0*0 TELEMARKETER L O C A T E S Conduct y o u r ow n lo ca l* M a r c h F o r a tta p by fla p guide M n d t t * 45 to: L#c»t*, PO Bax 1*41. 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C a ll G t n a r a l P a r t o n n a l la m 4pm M o n day F rid a y lo r m or* Inform * lio n 44111)3 _________ N ev er A FaaJ_________ PRESCHOOL TEACHER F u ll tlm * lo r to d d lt rt E a p nac C a ll tor A p p l 371 4)3) or 37^*41) T H E K ID S K O R N E R PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR M a la or tam al# train** P a rt tlm * o r lu ll tim e . 345 4247 SALES RN C h erg e n u fie t lor fern 3pm 4nd II t %hift% IV end ven file to r e* per tent e needed A p p ly In p e rv x i D ebery M e n or 44 N Hv>y II t l __________ P e b a ry , FI__________ M E D IC A L LPN 12 hr ihifl% I U m llp rn IV e ■per ience preferred A p p ly Inper\on D e bery M e n o r 40 N Mwy 1/ 07 O e b iry , FI__________ M E O IC A L Receplionisl/Timsciiplionitt E x p e r ie n c e re q u ire d Send re tu m e to J11 N M e n g o u tfin e Ave S enford f l );;/! 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ABOUT LOOKING FOP AU H0AJE5T MAAJ AfJVM O Rt THE FBI FCOJD H IM IAJ A G O / E W O M U J T EE T52AIAJIU3 PRO G RA M H&’S B L E W C O W U OAJ HIS LUO: ~y~ D E A R DM. O O T T : Please ellsc u s s se a so n a l a ffe ctiv e d iso rd e r, a c o n d itio n I seem to g e l e a ch w in te r. D E A N M E A D E M : In Hie past few years, s c ie n tis ts h ave d o c u ­ m e n te d th at m a n y lu -a lth y p e o ­ ple be co m e de pressed d u rin g the w in te r m o n th s, w h e n the d a y s a rc sh o rt, b e cau se o f an Im ­ b a la n c e o f c h e m ic a ls In th e b ra in . T ills Im b alan ce se em s lo be c a u s e d b y I n e f f e c t iv e e x p o su re lo lig h t No one k n o w s w h y so m e people are p ro n e lo Ibis, but II Is real •• e s p e c ia lly a m o n g In h a b i­ ta n ts o f n o rth e rn c lim a te s nl or above the A r c t ic C irc le . H o w e v ­ er. yo u d o n 't h ave lo liv e In S c a n d in a v ia or C a n a d a lo su ffer se aso n al a ffe c tiv e diso rde r; the c o n d itio n lia s been fo u n d to tie In c re a sin g ly c o m m o n In N o rth A m e ric a a n d E u ro p e . A s w in te r a p p ro ach e s, people w ith S A D becom e fidgety a n d m o o d y, tty m id w in te r, th e y 're often u n q u e s tio n a b ly depressed, have lll ll e e n e rg y, lose th e ir sex d rive s, a n d e x p e rie n c e Increased appetite. A lth o u g h m ost of u s a rc f a m il­ ia r w i t h the " w ln ic r d o ld r u m s " a n d m a y have b la m e d o u r fe e l­ in g s on c o ld w eath er, p a tie n ts w i t h S A D fre q u e n tly e x p e rie n c e severe s y m p to m s d ia l npjK-ar a n n u a lly In a p re d ic ta b le p a t­ te rn E n r lu n u le ly . S A D Is treatab le w it h o u t d r u g s . E x p o s u r e in sp e c ia l a r tific ia l lig h t lo r a few m in u te s a d a y re -e sta b lish e s lire n o rm a l c h e m ic a l m e ta b o lism in (lie b ra in Iteeause d e p re ssio n has m a n y c a u se s (o ilie r th a n S A D I that s h o u l i l b e l r r a l e d w 11 li a p p r o p ria te m e d ic a tio n , s u c h p a tie n ts s h o u ld I k - Inte rview ed bv p s y c h ia tris ts , w h o m a y lo r m a y n o il p re sc rib e llg lu th e ra p y If yo u su ffer m o re Ilia n the t r a d it io n a l w in te r " b lu b s ." I s u g g e s t III a l y o u s e e a p s y c h ia t r is t II S A D is y o u r p ro b le m . Hie doctor ca n p ro v id e M E D IC IN E PETER G O T T .M .D . th c sp e c ia l lig h ts a n d In stru ct y o u In th e ir p ro p e r use. T o g iv e y o u m o re In fo rm atio n . I m il s e n d in g y o u a free c o p y o f m y lle a llh R e po rt " M e n ta l a n d E m o llo n a l Illn e ss." ACROSS 1 African country & Dali sound 0 F a it airplane (abbr.) 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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 07, 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/a85356b79309498d108862f4d731332a.pdf 28c5397dc4178525ddf778303ec5909a PDF Text Text MONDAY, J a n u a ry 24, 1 9 9 4 30 C e n ts Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County alnco 1008 86th Year, No. 134 - Sanford. Florida C itie s’ finances O K □ Sports Another conference win SANKOHI) — Seminole Community College wom etfa Imskctball team Improved lo 2-1 In Ihr Mid-Florida Conference with Ha win over the Lake City Tlmbcrwolvcs Saturday night. □ S eeP a g e IB □ People Plan to plant garden Now that you have that spring garden all tilled. It's time to plan planting. The home gardener mus* decide whether to use seeds, transplants nr cuttings. Lake Mary status in ‘good shape;’ Sanford presentation due today By NICK FFBIFAUF Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — In Ihr past few days, ftnunrr director* from Sanlord as well as U ikr Mary, have issued sialus reports. Doth say Ihelr respective cities are doing us well a* expected. "W e are basically In good sha|ie," Randy Kntghl lo!d the Lakr Mury City Commission during last Thursday's meeting. "T h e water and sewer revenue Is looking very strong for this lime of year. The ad valorem laxes began lo come In during late November and the revrnue is right on track for this time of yrar." Sanford Finance Director Carolyn Small Issued a memorandum regarding Ihe first quarter Fiscal 1994 revenue expense* on Friday. The Information I* lo lx* presented lo Ihe Sanford CHy Commission al Ihe work session meeting this afternoon. "There appears to lie no significant shortfalls In revenues nor overages In ex|>ensos anticipated for the General Fund. Stormwater and Utility Funds.” she See Status. Page SA Having her FACTS together earns teacher award □See Page SB BRIEFS Woman was beaten to death SANFORD — Srmlnole County shertfTs o f­ ficial* reported this morning that Ihe woman whose body was found In n box near Altamonte Springs tills weekend was beaten to deuth. A< cording In Ed McDonough, public Informa­ tion officer with the sheriff's officer. Ihe woman died of trauma caused by a blunt object. On Saturday morning, a boy walking along a water filled ditch near the Wlnwooa area at Anchor Road and Oak Street between Alta­ monte Springs and Caaaelbcrry. discovered the body Inside a partially-submerged cardboard box Ihnt was sealed with tape. The body has been Identified as that of Elizabeth Dorcn. 20. of Orlando She was rrporlcd missing four daysugo According lo McDonough, autopsy resides revealed that site died lale last wvrk Two tickets split $10 million TALLAHASSEE - A Florida Lollo Jackpot guaranteed at >10 million will be split by the owners of two lucky tickets sold In the Miami urea. The tickets, one sold In Miami Beach and the other In Coral Gables, are Ihe only ones mulching the six numbers from Ihe latest Lotto game. Drawn late Saturday were the numbers 2-11-IB 19 24-32. The drawing also produced 313 flve-of-slx winners worth >1.135 each. 10,006 four-of-slx tickets worth >51.50 each, and 290.083 three-of-slx tickets worth >4 each. Weekly Lotto Jackpots have »*rrn set at u guaranteed minimum of >10 million since early December, more than doubling In rollover weeks. From etalf and wire reporta Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Establishing art uirordahlr housing strutrgy for Ihr City of Sanford Is a lengthy process ll will be discussed f. See Hoaalog. Page SA Land use approval sought By J . MARK BAKPIELD Senior Stall Writer ---« PmPM rimfs ay i m*w-y m v awmn Becky Hopkins, recently honored lor her elforts Arthur McDaniel, principal Barbara Nixon and to help thota In need al Wilson Elementary Lisa Naway, who represent Ihe Foundation (or School, la congratulated by assistant principal Seminole County Public Schools. Very special teacher S tu d e n ts find love in B e c k y ’s Store In between as well. So when a youngster comes to Wilson Herald Stall Writer ________ ______________________________________ Elementary School who doesn't have n sweater c A v m H 1) _ llci.Wv Konkins doesn't think on a cold morning or whose shoes don't fit Just SANFORD - oecKy MopKins ui^sn in Hopkins Invites them to Becky's Store, that an education lx-glns and ends Irj Ihe Pa ,,, uMn„ hrr ,,w„ money, classroom. 1 ll also involves home, time off and everything See Teacher. Page 5A By V IC K I DeBORMIER ------------------------ - Principal feels school is stronger than ever By V IC K I DaSORMIBR Horald Stall Writer SANFORD - Bill Moore, principal o( Sanford Middle School, believes his school Is stronger und serves more people Ilian ever before. After Just inure than a year In the top Job at Ihe school. Moorr recently prepared a slate of the school report for W illie Holt, executive director of Middle School education for the school district Moore said II hus been a priority of his lo make sure the school look a more active role In serving more of ■ rld «s ........................ Horoscope..................... Classifieds......... 4E,SB Movies..................... Com ics........................BE Nation...................... Crossw ord................. BE People..................... Door Akbjf.................. BE Felloe...................... Deaths.........................BA School Menu........ Dr. Oott......................BE Sports...................1E, Editorial.................... 4 A Tale vision.................. Florida....................... SA Weather................. . Warm winter days ahead I Partly cloudy. High In Ihe 70s. W in d northeast 5 mph. H H H By NICK PFEIFAUF County wants park land to replace soccer facility Perry released on $9,000 bond SANFORD — A Seminole County woman whose husband was murderrd last week In their home near Winter Park bonded out of Jail Saturday night where she was bring held on several forgery and theft rhnrgra. Sherry Lee IVrry. 37. left ihe John E. Polk Correctional Facility after a Artlort Bonding posted the >0,000 bond. Originally Ihe bond on all the charges faced by Perry totalled >4.500 but Circuit Court Judgr Robert McGregor doubled the amount to >9.000 ut u Saturday morning hearing He noted the criminal activity alleged In the charges In­ creased the likelihood the defendant would be tempted to dee If she was released on bond. Perry asked Ihe Judge lo reduce Ihe l»ond because her husband. David, had died Thursday and she needed to make the necessary funeral arrangements. T h e Investigation Into the murder Is continuing. Perry wore a surgical mask during Ihe brief hearing. She told u bondsman Jail authorities mistakenly thought she had hepatitis. The two jail guards escorting her wore latex gloves and masks. She Is scheduled lo appear In court Feb. 3 und 24. Affordable housing on city agenda Partly Cloudy Bill Moors the social and extra-curricular needs of the students The previous practice of closing down the campus no later than 4 p.m. "Isolated the school from the community” and deprived the stu­ dents o f the opportunity to partici­ pate In the same kinds of rccrcut tonal activities In which students al other district schools were able to take pirt. He said the school's after-school program ullows students on hour after the conclusion of classes lo participate In "self-improvement ac­ tivities” such as extra academic help from teacher volunteers, arts and crafts, karate, chcerleadIng/dancc. weightlifting and com­ puter programing. " I think we've Just slurted looking at the big picture." Moore said. "W c had been kind of focused on Ihe day-to-day operations and had overlooked Ihe big picture.” He said Ihe School Advisory Board's school Improvement plan helped the school administration concetratc on the needs of Ihe students. The school ulso opens Its doors to the Police Athletic League (PALI and the Sanford Recreation De­ partment for various recreational and sporting actlvllle*. Sem inole C om m unity College now has an outreach program for Its GED study program. "It Is very Important that wc make this school an Integral part of the community." Moore said. lie said the school tries to en­ courage echool spirit by making school on cnloyablc place lo be. SANFORD — Seminole County Is seeking permission to use nine ucres It owns next lo Red Hug Lake Park to replace 1.4 acres In Sylvun l-ikr Park converted irom public ownership for Ihe county soccer training facility. laist week, the Florida Park Servile uskrd the National Park Service lo f,lve irritative approval of the sc heme, actually begun tour y e a r s a g o — long before the county even considered building ll soccer center anywhere. "T h is Is not unusual." said Don Gerirlscn, chief of Ihe FI’S local purk servile* In December, the NPS ruled Ihr construction ol the soccer training renter at Sylvan Lake Park had converted a |>orlloti of thr Irdrrully-fundrd park to u non-public use. The county built the S2.H million fucdlly to attract the World Cup USA soccer Irum. The county lost Ihe World Cup bid to « California city but did gain u 10 year ugrermrnl with thr U.S. Soccer Federation to host its national training srmlnarsal the center. Subsequent lo the announcement. Sylvan Lake-are residents, ungrrrd over construction ol Ihr facility In Ihrlr neighborhood, romplulnrd lo NPS officials In Atlanta. They said the county may have violated Ihe 1974 .uid 1981 federal See Soccer. Page BA Got it licked . x ----------- ------------ Jim Robinson, visiting Sanford Irom Troy, NY, en|oyed some cool relief Irom Ihe relatively warm temperatures here this weekend. The Icy Pcpslcles did the trick In making It seem Just a little bit more like home whore temperatures are still below zero. C Bee School. Page S A S U B S C R IB E TO T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C all 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �$ IA - Sanford Mould. Sanford. Florida - Monday, January 24, 1994 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 Boat ordinance approval delayed By NICK PFIIFAUF A ID S activist vows to keep speaking Horald Staff Wrllor PALM BEACH GARDENS — Former high school teacher Barbara Webb saya full-blown AIDS will alow her down but not atop her efforts to rducate the public about the dread disease. Webb. 87, Is one o f six people the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention saya were Infected with the HIV virus by Stuart dentist David Acer while having dental work done. "It didn’t exactly thrill me. but I was expecting It.” she said Sunday about her reaction to her diagnosis only days ago of having the disease Itself. She will continue her speaking circuit, she said from her l>ed at Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center. ’ T il still be talking about AIDS.” she said. "But I'll be playing that by ear from now own. " I'v e been talking to schools and to as many groups as possible.” she added. "It la very energizing, but I don't want to overdo It. I'll Just try to be sensible, and If I'm not. then my husband and my fam ily say they will be sensible for m e." LAKE MARY — Residents along laikc Mary lakes may soon have rules governing dock* nnd boal houses. Specific restriction* however, ore yel lo be approved by the Lake Mary City Commission. The proposal was brought before the City Commission earlier this month, hut was tabled pending further clarification of sever­ al (mints. Thursday night, the measure was pres­ ented In ordinance form for first reading. Il too. however, was tabled until the nrxt meeting, stillawatllngfurther Information. During the mccllng however, more ques­ tions arose regarding several points One dealt with pari of (he ordinance which specified that. "50 perrent o f n lake width or channel width must remain unblocked." Commissioner George Duryca said he knows of Instances where even that amouni could be dangerous. Boy killed during illegal drag race JACKSONVILLE — A 33-year-old man was charged with vehicular homicide after an 8-year-old boy was killed and five other spectators Injured during an Illegal drag race, authorities said. Brent Dean Hutchinson was also charged with reckless driving In the Sunday afternoon chain-reaction crash. He had been racing a Thunderblrd on a makeshift dragstrlp at an abandoned airport where some 200 people had gathered to watch, police said. Among the Injured was the boy's 12-year-old slsler nnd two 11-year-old girls, all In serious condition. The mother of one of the 11 year olds was also In serious condition, while the dead boy’s father refused medical treatment. A reporter for T h e Florida Tlmrs-Unlon. which was doing a story on Illegal drag racing on the old runway, had Interviewed Hutchinson minutes before the fatal crash. Hutchinson told the reporter he worried about spectators standing too close. "It's the only place I know to come to do It and not be out on the streets." Hutchinson said. ” 1win. pretty m urh.... "T h e only thing I don’t like Is people down there get out on the runway." Hutchinson's green Camaro swerved and struck two parked cars, with either his car or one o f the parkrd cars slamming Into the crowd, said Jacksonville S heriffs Sgt. Malcolm Adams. About an hour before the wreck, police officers had chased away the racers and spectators. Spectators have said the races are a weekly ritual. "W e run them all o ff and they turn around and come right back. 'We ain't hurlin' nothing, officer.' That's what they say," sherifTaSgt. J.F. Schnlppert said. TALLAH ASSEE G ov. Lawton Chiles' pick lo head thr state's social services agency has miffed some lawmakers with his plan to shift millions o f dollars from their districts Into those with higher poverty. Although It Is doubtful Jim Tow cy's nppolnimrnt as secre­ tary of the Department o f Health und Rehabilitatin' Services Is In any real danger, he can expect u grilling at his Senate confirm a­ tion hearings In February. In October, lie Invited a politi­ cal firestorm by unveiling a new formula for how Ihe agen cy distributes $914 million am ong the state's 15 HRS districts. Tow ey contends the current formula Is based on old data and old (Milltlcs and recom mends making poverty Ihe key factor In bow the cash Is distributed. For example, the PlnellusI’nsco district would lose 82 million and Ihe HillsboroughManatee district would pick up $886.218. From Associated Press reports Play 4 fl-1-4-8 Sanford Herald Monday, January 24, 1994 Vol. M, No. 134 PutoUahpd DtUr *nd Sunday. sic a p i Saturdayrfcv byT Tha i Santor* Harold, We 300 N Franch I r e , Sanlord. Fie 37771 Second Claaa Footage Paid a) Sanlord, Florida and addBianal marling SOSTIIASTSR: Sand < IS T H *t A N P M O H M A tO . F tt ------ * * p tw m -is s r lias* f * f on 1 Veer m ao mwat pay 7% aaloa tea W edWtten lo raloa above. was the northern verandas of tho Sanlord House which actually fronted on First Street The Welborn building was demolished and on the site was built the Valdez Hotel, also a throe-story structure. Not only did tho Valdoz servo as a hotel bul the third floor becamo the lirst o flic e s ol tho various departments ol the S em in ole County Courthouse. The name "V aldez" given the hotel came trom one ol the earliest names ol Lake Monroe. Before Ihe lako was known as Monroe II was callod Lake Valdez by Spaniards. It was eventually named "M onroe” in honor ol U S. President James Monroe, author ol the now famous "Monroe Doctrine." This photo, courtosy of the DoLond Houso Museum and its curator. Bill Oroggora Is ol the building known as Ihe Welbounie Block In old downtown Sanford. The building was located on the southeast corner of North Park Avenue and Commercial Street. The location of this structure was in question until local retired plumber and aomowhat of an historian, Archie Harriett, conspired with Iho Herald's “Way Back When” editor, Julian Slonstrom. A photo ol the Welborn building w<ls lound on the lower toft hand corner of pago 26 ot a pictorial review ol Sanford published by the local Chamber ol Commerce in 1977. Santord's centennial year. Immediately east ot the Welborn building was Harry Kent's two-story garage and east ol that Quayle speaks to group set to ‘Reclaim America for Christ’ cils. local courtroom and state advisory commit­ tees." "M ost o f the time, what goes on In those Institutions mattrrs more to the American family than what happens In Congress." Quayle said. Quayle sharply criticized rap music “ that degrades women or advocates killing cops" and repeated his highly publicized objection that the television show Murphy Brown glorified single mothers. " I have the upmost respect for single mothers: my grandmother was a single mother. But when everything Is said. It Is In Ihe best Interrsi of the children lo have both a mother and a father In the home." Associated Press FOR I LAUDERDALE - Former Vice Prcsldcnl Dan Quayle spoke o f family values to about 3,000 members o f the religious right, whose goals Include helping Christians win elections and stopping abortion. About 1,000 protestors, calling for tolerance and an end to bigotry, protested outside the conference where Quayle spoke late Saturday. Addressing delegates to a three-day "Reclaim America for Christ" meeting at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church. Quayle told his enthusiastic listeners they must "start at the local level of the schools, zoning boards, town und county coun­ THE WEATHER Today: Partly cloudy. High In the 70s. Wind northeast 5 mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In the lower 50s. East wind 5 mph becoming variable late. T u e s d a y : In crea sin g high cloudiness. High In the mid 70*. Wind east 5 lo 10 mph. Extended forecast: Wednes­ day: Partly cloudy. Highs In the mid 70s lo near 80. Thursday: P a rtly cloudy with a slight chunte of showers. Low* In the upper 50s to mid 60s. Illglis In the mid 70s lo lower 80s. Friday: Increasing cloudiness with a chance o f showers or thun­ derstorms. Lows In thr 60*. Highs In the mid 70* lo near 80 FLORIDA TSMPS City D ar'cn t BkOrh Ft. Laud Booth Fort M r * '> Galnainlia Hama* load Jackunrllla K tr W tt l Lakaiand Miami Pan ta rd a Sar otou Taliahattaa Tampa Va*o Booth W Palm Batch HI La 11 M V 44 mm 44 71 71 74 to n 47 71 77 77 H 44 « 74 17 70 44 41 M 74 JO 77 ia 4* 44 NATI4 EXTENDED OUTLOOK LO C AL FORECAST F \Jvv MONDAY Ptlycldy 72-52 Per 00 00 00 00 mm 00 (0 00 00 00 oo 00 00 00 oo .L , V \ps.-----------TUESDAY Ptlycldy 75-65 WEDNESDAY Ptlycldy 78-58 THURSDAY Ptlycldy 60-58 TIDES © T J FIRST Jan. 19 (» LAST Feb. 3 Phono (407) 323-Mil. r Way Back When By Districts In ihe Panhandle. Pinellas. Pasco and Palm Bruch counties would lose millions of d o l l a r s , w h ile O r a n g e . H ills b o r o u g h and o t h e r higher-poverty regions In South Florida und North Central Flor­ ida would gain money. the mid-1970s. Cash 3 8-3-2 \ ! W hile Towey said he w e l­ comes the chance to explain hts plan, he won't bark down. " T o barter Ihls for m y con­ firmation vole. I can't do It." he said. " I hope to God to be confirm ed." Tow ey was nominated HRS secretary In July by Chiles and ha* been running the agency »ln cr then while awaiting con­ firmation. MERRITT ISLAND — Ospreys are flocking to Brevard County In record numbers, according to the annual Christmas bird count. At least 629 ospreys were spotted on Merritt Island during the one-day count, a national record for a specific area. The previous record o f 425, set In 1692, also was on Merritt Island. "That's a high count for ospreys.” said Geoff LeBaron. an official with the National Audubon Society In New York, which conducted 1,700 bird counts nationwide lost month. Ospreys, also called fish hawks because of their diet, have made dramatic Increosea In Brevard during the post .wo decades. In 1975. only 02 were spotted on Merritt Island during a December count. Like most birds o f prey, ospreys had to recover from exposure to pesticides that devastated their ability to de reproduce. The chemicals, such as DDT. were finally banned In 2*11-18-19-24-32. r ^1* "A t " I'v e still got to be convinced lo vntr for him," said stale Sen. C u rl K iser. R-Palm H arb or. "T h ere are still programs and positions In HRS Hurt are not working. Whui he should lx* doing is culling those |*o*lllons und using Ihe savings for other programs that need It." Ospreys visit Brevsrd In record numbers Lotto Rocket suggested the matter tie tabled until the Feb. 3 meeting, to allow residents w h o may be affected to examine the situ ation and be on hand for public discussion during Ihe reading of the resolu­ tion. Th e commissioners gave a unanimous vote supporting the delay. B y A sso c ia te d P rssr LOS ANGELES — Burt Reynolds and Lonl Anderson have agreed to a settlement in their publicly bitter divorce: She gets $2 million and a vacation house: he gets the rest. "She's been very easy on him ." Anderson's attorney. Martin Simone, said Saturday. Th e agreement was reached over the weekend, beating a Wednesday divorce court date in Stuart. Custody arrangements for their 5-year-old adopted son, Quinton, must still be ironed out In Los Angeles County Superior Court. But Anderson expects the boy to live with hct. while Jlcjrnpldx gets|visitation rights. Simone said. They would rnoldi already Is paying $42,000 share Joint legal custody. cui Reynolds per month In child support under a temporary order. 1 ,Anderson met on a talk show In 1B81. She Reynolds, 57. a n d moved inlo his home In 1984. They were married four ycais later and soon after adopted Quinton. It was described as a storybook marriage. Friends were shocked when Reynolds filed for divorce papers In June — nnd so. apparently, was Anderson. Reynolds acknowledged a relationship with another woman. MIAMI - Here ere the w in n in g numbers s e le c te d Sunday In Ihe Florida Lottery: West rrjmrtrd that the wording of the ordinance luid hern changed ilnce first presented, to eliminate thr use of the word "vessel" nnd replace It with "watercraft." He also called attention lo several additions and deletions from the original proposal. City Attorney Ned Julian commented on a matter he had been asked to look Into and explained Ihnl existing docks would be grandfathered In. bul they would nol be allowed any rebuilding or construction unless they were brought into conformity. Commissioner Gury llrcndrr said hr had o n ly one problem w ith the way the ordinance was worded. "You hnve a pro­ hibition ugalnsl allowing sleeping, living, cooking or rrstroom farllllles In a boat house." he said. "B u l Isn't that overly restrictive?" "M aybe we should allow someone to have a barbequr pit out there. 1 don't think that would be Improper, and we could allow that os long as Ihe unit Is temporary. West said the addition nf (hr word "perm anent" could lie added to cooking equipment which would tie prohibited. Towey faces grilling over dollarsshifting plan Raynolds-Anderson divorce settled LOTT1RY Planner Matt West responded (hal the distance could be changed. "It could be left up lo Interpretation." he commented. "I would suggest we may reinstate what we struck from the original proposal." The lines West referred lo said. "No docking facility may be located In such a mannera*tolni|>edr normal tia\ Igallmi." Mayor Lowry R o c k e t t suggested, "We could have our primary emphasis on the 50 p e r m it , ns long ns It didn't Impede navigation." FULL J*n. 27 NEW Feb. 10 BEACH CONDITIONS D a yto na Beach: Waves arc 1-2 feel and semi glassy. Current Is slight to the south with a water temperature of 55 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: W ave* arc 2 fret and semi glass' Current Is to the south. w M l ■ water temperature of 56 deg *'•■• STATISTICS TUE8DAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min 3:00 n.m.. 3:25 p.m.; MaJ. 9:15 a.m.. 9:35 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs, 6 27 a.m., 6:19 p .m .; l o w s , ------------- a .m .. --------- p.m .: New Smyrns Beach: highs, 6:32 a m.. 6 24 p .m .; lo w * . — — — — a .m ., ----------p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs, 6;47 FRIDAY Ptlyc.uy 78-55 a.m.. 6:30 p.m. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind east lo south­ east 5 lo 10 kts. Seas 2 Ret or less. Bay and Inland waters mostly smooth. Tuesday: Wind cast 10 knots. Seas 2 feel. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. T h e high icm p cralu rc In Sanford Sunday was 73 degrees and Ihe overnight low was 44 a* reported by the University of Florldn Agricultural Research und Education Center, Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rainfall fo r the period, ending nl U u rn. Mon­ day. totalled 0 Inches. Tnc temperature al 9 a.m. (oduy was 59 degrees and Monday's overnight low w as 51, as reeordrd by the National Weather Service al the Orlando International Airport. high andovarnighl low to Ip m EST HI La Prc Cl»T 77 73 Antheraga Atlanta 41 >4 Atlantic CUy 77 14 Balllmara 40 17 Billing* S7 » Birmingham 47 11 Bitmarck M X Beita 77 10 Cotton It 04 BurlingIon, VI Ot 17 04 Charla* Ion. S C 14 M Char la*ion w Va 41 x $4 M Charlotla.N C Charm*'* Chicago Ckraland Concord N H Dallai Ft Worth Dtftvar Da* Moinat DaIroit Honolulu Uoutten Ind.anapoll* Jackvon Mitt Kama* City Lai Vaga* Llttla Rock Lot Angtlat Mamphli Mllaaukaa Mgli St Paul Nathriug Ha* Origan* □Santfay'e high................77 Ha* York City □ Barometric pressure.30.30 Oklahoma City □Relative Humidity....83 pet Omaha Phtlada'phia □ W in d s......Northeast 7 mph Phoanlr Rainfall...................O Ins. Pilttburgh C Sunset....................... 5:58p.m. Portland Main# □Sun rise..... ........ 7:17 a.m. SI lout* Salt Laka CHy Saattia Wathlngton.D C SI IS 40 71 7k Ik 10 04 SI 44 47 17 44 77 M 31 74 44 44 47 Jt 74 41 77 J7 41 41 M 41 » 44 J4 44 10 47 77 17 IS 44 17 41 IS 71 II SI 47 47 7) 11 14 77 S) 71 11 0k II 47 11 57 71 >1 4t 41 If 01 07 01 Otih erfy (dr «dr idr (dr <dr VI (dr edr «dr Or (dr (dr (dr (dr in in (dr tdy edr (dr edr (dr rn edr (dr rn 14 01 01 01 IS rn (dr rn in Cdy Cdy edr (dr edy edr «dr rn edy in edr tn edr edr �ri^^aaw>u«aaai » .:«tBaLwwi.iJA{)' ijp&arhtSfc Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, January 24. 1994 - 3A ■ ■■ ■ M«— POLICE BRIEFS iX : .<1*f *.' Aggravated battery charged Sanford resident Tony Ray llavllano, 20. 11822 Grovrvlcw '\ay was arrested on a charge of aggravated battery early Saturday morning after an argument with his live-ln girlfriend. Wticn Sanford police arrived at the couple's residence at 12:41 « nv. I tie woman told them she had t>een punched several limes. Her face was bloody and swollen. llavllano was taken to Central Florida Regional Hosplial for treatment of a broken nose then booked Into jail. Traveling straight and narrow Affray results in jail Two woman and a man were arrested on a charge of assault and battery on a law enforcement officer early Saturday morning alter the deputy went to an Altamonte Springs nightclub to Investigate u disturbance In the parking lot. Nancy Corry. 10. 11711 Wimbledon Drive, Lake Mary, Stacy Michelle Klnard. 32. Willow Lane. Apopka and Timothy Presley 26. 2715 Oak Tree Lane, Oakland Park were all charged with assault and liattery on a LEO, Corry was also held on a charge of resisting arrest with violence. Rtnard faces three counts of assault and battery on a LEO and resisting with violence. Presley was also held on charges of disorderly Intoxication and possession o f Irss than 20 grams of marijuana. After Seminole County Sheriff’s deputy David Hadley arrived Ihc West Slate Road 436 club, he broke up a tight between Presley und another male. Club patrons took the second man away while Hadley controlled Presley. Rtnnrd took the deputy's flashlight and held It like stir was going to strike the officer, according to tils rc|xirl. He released his bold on Presley who made a threat. The deputy told Presley to leave hill when Ihc man used profanity the officer placed him under arrest, the report slates. When Presley Jumped Into the bark seat o f a car. thr officer attempted to remove him to continue the arrest. Corry began hitting the deputy from the front seal Assistance was called and all three subjects were arrested. OUI arrests • Timothy M lluck. 33. 3663 Derbyshire Rond, Casselberry was arrested at 1 30 a m. Saturday by Lake Mary Police. A Lake Mary (Millcernan saw Murk's car traveling west In thr eastbound lane ol Lake Mary Boulevard near Driftwood Village Pla/a Another eastbound car moved to avoid a collision. After calling for assistance, the policeman stopped Muck's car at a store at Rhlneharl and Lake Mary Boulevard. The arrest was video taped and Muck's vehicle towed. He refused a breath lest and was taken to Jail • Teresa Prevail. 39. 556 Remington Oak Drive. Lake Mary was arrested for DU1 by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper at about 2 a m. Saturday after seeing her vehicle drifting across the yellow line several times on State Road 434. She told Ihc pullcemun she was trying to get away from a man who was following her. Alter Prevail refused to let him drive her home, the man said he offered to follow her to make sure she arrived safely. Loitering charged Samuel Haines Sr.. 33. 2316 Airport Hlvd., Sanford was arrested on a charge of loitering and prowling shortly after midnight Saturday by police Investigating a reported truck burglary A man told pollre he found Raines hiding In Ihc bushes m tlie 2000 block of Chase Avenue before trying the door handles to his truck. Raines was held by the truck owner until poller arrived. Rnlnrs was arrested on a charge of loitering nud prowling. Drug arrest Thomas Lawson. 22. IH25 Blackstone Avc.. Sanford was arrested on a charge of |x>ssesslon of a controlled substance und resisting arrest without violence Friday. While Investlgallog a drug sale complaint on 16th Street, a Sanford Police officer said I aw son started to wulk away. When ordered to "assume thr position" for a search. Lawson fled according lo Itie poller rc|xirt Aflrr a chase, ttic* suspect was apprehended and two pieces of truck cocaine were found. He was arrested and taken tojull. Work on nnuthlvmnd U.S. High­ way 17-92 near 25ih Street In Sanford this weekend forced traffic Into a single lane o f travel. Things were hack to normal today, however. M » « P h o t o by Tommy Vtnconl Absentee ballots Election supervisors want greater control ■y Associated F ra n T A L L A H A S S E E Lawmakers need to put restric­ tions on who can gel absentee ballots to eurb abuses, some elections supervisors say. "T h e reason for concern Is pure and sim p le," said Dot J oyce, director o f the state Division of Elections. "W hen there Is fraud connected with voting, it occurs with absentee ballots." In Ihc last two years, pro­ secutors throughout the state have had to Investigate Increas­ ing reports of fraud Involving absentee ballots. Absentee voting reforms have been proposed for years but huvr died. " T h e leg is la to rs co n sid er themselves experts In elections because they've all been In one." Joyce said. Like most states. Florida let voters use absentee ballots If they will hr nut of town on Election Day or are physically unable to make It to the polls. T h r ballots must be signed In the prcBcnrf of a notary public or two witnesses and are sealed until election night. Election supervisors lit the state’s 67 counties set guidelines Jarnrs Dunnelly. 37. 11613 Grovrvlcw Way was arrested on a charge of disorderly Intoxication and disorderly conduct at a neighbor's apartment when hr made a profane sialement to an officer trying to make an arrest. The policeman was at the residence to arrest someone else. • Dcmctrls Marcel Hill. 26. 296 Wilson. Oviedo fumed himself Into the Jail on warrant charges of murder with a gun and failure lo appear In court to answer to a traffic charge. • Bryan Roger Hetsman. 23. 2836 Bedford Road. Sanford, on a charge of failure lo appear In court to answer to a failure to |iay fine charge. • Kelly Gene Lawyer. 39. 4015 Honey Bee Pi.. 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I O H A S m - S. M. lll.T Motorola Cellular Phone FREE _With Coupon • Ejtpires_2-14-04 (limit.-- ra»l o f I 7-92) • *122 - 1H .».i l*. I* M_______ Orlando wins bid for top convention in 2005 ORLANDO — Orlando treat out Las Vegas and Dallas to utlrnct the biggest and most profitable convention ever to come to the Central Florida city: the trade show of the National Association of Home Builders The builders should generate 862 million of business annually when their giant convention moves to Orlando In 2005 lor a three-year run. said Bill Peeper, executive director of the Orlundo/Orange County Conven­ tion A Visitors Bureau Inc. Th e home builders aie an especially lucrative group to lure to tow n , according to Phil Wright, president of I lie Central Florida Hotel and Mold Associa­ tion. "These people are big spen­ ders who arc oriented toward entertainment." he said. "T h ey ure gregarious and outgoing. That will benefit our dining establishments and attractions around town." Andy Pughc. president of the Home Builders Association * f Mid-Florida, launched an Interne lobbying effort for the conven­ tion last year after national directors agreed lo open the 2005-2007 convention slots. The announcement was made Saturday In Las Vegas. Orlando'n biggest convention to date was the American Dental Association annual meeting two years ago. w hich attracted 44,000. More than 60.000 people ure expected to attend the build­ ers'convention. The home builders will use 1.1 million square feet o f exhibit space at the Orange County Convention Center. Thai will rank among the biggest users of exhibit space. Tills year's show In Lus Vegas drew more than 1.000 exhibitors of home building related pro­ ducts ranging from refrlgrrators to tool truss systems. Muny exhibitors spend thousands of dollars on their displays. More than 20.000 hotel rooms will be needed to house the builders' convention partici­ pants. The national builders' group meets In Houston next year through 1997. The convention shifts to Dallus from 1998 to 2(XX). then locates In Atlanta from 2001 to 2(K)4 before head­ ing to Orlando. ran double-check whether a voter’s signature matches the ballot. That can't tic done with phone requests. Up to 70 percen t o f the absentee ballots requested In two Dade County elections un­ der question were sent after phone requests. Lrahv said. i 321*3270 C J A Q C TRANSMISSION J 1 J 30 TUNE-UPINCLUDES Arrested for false statement Warrant arrests The hill would also validate an ubscnlec ballot by a signed oath from the voter rather than the signatures of a notary public or two witnesses. Again, supervi­ sors say tlirre's no way to properly check w h rth rr wit­ nesses are real. Orange County Elections So pervisor Betty Carter supports the measure, which site said " w o u ld m ak e p e o p lr more honest.” Bill some supervisors, like Dade County Elections Supervi­ sor David Leahy, say II doesn't go far enough Leahy said pro­ blems he's experienced Involved b a llo ts req u ested o v e r the phone Under state law. voters can request ballots by mall or phone. W ith a mall request, supervisors m - TRANSMISSION I: Disorderly conduct charged William Edward Harrell. 53. 3344 Ruffun Place. Casselberry' was arrested by Sanford Police Friday after a state driver's license clerk reported he tried to obtain an identification card using his deceased father's Social Security number and un old address. Harrell applied for Ihc I D. at Ihc Sanford Drivers License Office. The |>oltrcman reported HaircII admitted using the false soclul security number because he was on probation. on how absentee ballots are handed out and verified. A proposed law written this month by the House Ettilrs mid Elections Committee would re­ strict distribution of absentee ballots The legislation would let peo­ p le p i c k ti p b a l l o t s fo r themselves and one member of their Immediate tamllles. Now. many counties allow (tropic to pick up an unlimited number of ballots If they bring written requests trom voters But the legislation would also let any voter enst an absentee ballot by removing conditions, such as problems caused by travel or work, that must now he met. Supervisors say there's no way now to verify what votrrs say. ACT NOW M and ^ atlantic will also give you a FREE Full Featured Motorola Cellular Phone or a very special price on the phone you prefer. r-»« Uotu", cuVor—., , t— "WT lor*, MXOKl.tMiWlXXo.lM loUtXM.-nMK.iMdnlUUgpadatWllIMM aiiantic II l . Si I N I tss: s s s . tssi sss : ll-M C f *A A A i s A A A il-P tc c l s a s A - a s C O M M U N I C / V 1 I O N S CALL !S__*9??!!:iSSS 3jgL_5:=3*29*B!5..—*2®: 872*1 170 —_ or a aa aa *. ! s s a ta rj E K E S! a s a a s - LKE S ' ! 1905 S.FRENCH AVE m SANFORD •323-3650^ C800J 966-2355 (§)M SouthM obttty Providing Nationwide MobtUnk" Services �4 * - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. January 24, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H era ld NAT HENTOFF (USPS 441-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0003 There’s life outside categorization Wayne 0 Doyle. Publisher and Editor Duke Ellington would say of certain musicians that they were "beyond category." Ellington disdained categories. Ear Instance, lie avoided using the term "Jaw ’ ’ to describe Ids music. His music, he felt, described Itself Categories, however, are appealing because they make thinking easier. Hut people who do not stay In their categories can be troublesome. Ellington was harshly criticized early on for writing long compositions Jazz musicians were not supposed to compose long, complex pieces, and he was a Jazz musician, his critics said, whether he udmtttcd It or not. "Listen.*' Ellington once told me. "to Individu­ alists. not schools." Trying to live outside categories creatrs some problems. People In the American Civil Liberties Union whom I've known for a long time cannot understand how a civil libertarian can believe, as I do. that n fetus should have some constitutional rights. A pro choice litigator for the ACLU finally figured It out. She told her colleagues that I must have become a born-again Christian. That neatly put me Into an understandable category, even though It wasn't true. Law professor Catharine MacKinnon and I have totally opposite views on the lmt*ortancc SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Mondie...................... .....819 SO 0 Month*...........................839.00 1 Year.............................. 878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sals* tax In addition to rats* strove. E D IT O R IA L S Take advantage of free help M any spouse and ch ild abuse situations occu r because o f prob lem s suffered by an adult. O veruse o f alcohol, stress at work, financial difficulties, a death In Ih r fam ily nr d ivorce can often force a person to g o over the edge. Professional cou n selin g m ay be the w ay to overcom e these problem s and save further grtef or Injury'. T h is presents several difficu lties how ever. O btaining professional cou nseling can be too costly for som e people. Others m ay not realize they need help. A n d som e apparently d o n 't w ant to ad m it th ey need ou tside assistance to overcom e these difficulties. Yet help Is being offered, and In m ost eases. It is free o f charge. and scope o f the First Amendment. There should have been no confusion of categories there. Yet. when I was discussing my disagreement with her Ideas during a call-in show on National Publlr Hndlo, I realized I had again stepped out of order. I said I like M a c K I n n o n personally, having been w ith her at some conferences, A v e r y angry c a lle r a ccu sed me of abandoning my prin­ c ip le s . H ow is It possible, he Mid. to like som rone who would destroy the First Amendment? t But people who I told him that I d o not slay in often en joyed the (heir categories social com pany of can be certain people with troublesome. tjf Ideas g r e a tly d i f ­ ferent from m ine Once more. It Is because o f C atharine JACK ANDERSO N Red tape foils World War II vets In Just the local area, we have a plethora of offerings: Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are designed to overcome alcohol abuse: the Association for Children for Enforcement of Support. ACES, meets monthly. There Is help for wrlght problems through Overeaters Anonymous. Wright Watchers, and Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS). Each of these groups meets weekly. West Lake Hospital In Longwood offers Nar-Anon. a program aimed at people with narcotics addiction problems. Other programs Include u Panic Attack Support Group, and Exercise for Seniors, sponsored by the Lake Mary Seniors. Clubs, hospitals, special groups, arc all offering help for persons with problems. They must be commended for undertaking such projects. Unfortunately, there are some people who may be so proud they don't believe they need help. They claim they can resolve thetr own difficulties without sharing them with others. If this Is true, why do we have so many people who still suffer from serious problems? Find nut about these program s. Ph on e you r hospital, sen ior organ ization, o r read the calendar on the People page o f the Sanford Herald each day. Help Is available. Most of It is free. Let's start taking advantage of it. LETTERS Helmet saved life I would like to share the story of how my child was spared serious Injury by wearing a bicycle helmet: R.J, Meyers, the active right year-old son of Carol and Raymond Meyers of Lake Mary escaped coma nnd posable death b> wearing his bike helmet prior to a terrible crash on his bike according to his family doctor. According to Dr. Scott VanLue. R.J. ts alive today due entirely to the fact that Ihe helmet absorbed most of the Impact. The challenge was always great for the parents not to allow R.J. to tide his bike without the helmet. Some children had taunted R.J. and the other kids who wrar helmets os sissies and babies. R.J. did receive a head Injury even though he was wearing the helmet. His face was scraped, bruised and teeth knocked out, but R.J. was olive. * A very kind family living near the accident scene reacted quickly to see that R.J. was altentcd to Immediately. Ian. the neighbors fourteen-year-old son, found R.J.'s tooth on the street near the accident..The tooth was placed In milk. Then R.J. and the tooth were rushed to the hospital. This proved to be the best thing to do os R.J. has recovered to the point that he Is now attending school as well as playing basketball. R J . and his parents support the use o f all safety equipment while operating a bicycle and dearly appreciate the help of our good neighbors. Raymond J. Meyers Jr. Lake Mary Berry's World */ knew Watergate. Wat orgate was a Inend ot mine Whitewater. Y O U are no W A T E R G A T E : i - ni f i f Mi M‘r ~ " T " X MacKinnon that I have been charged with forgetting my place. Recently, she asked me to rrs|x>nd to a review of her new book, "Only Words." The review, which gtrntly angered and hurt her. was written by Carlin Romano, literary critic of the Philadelphia Inquirer, and appeared In The Nation. Romano was trying to demonstrate vividly the lllogtc. to say the least, of a central MacKinnon thesis. She had written: "Pornography Is used as sex. It therefore ts sex... to m >’ It Is to do It. and to do It Is to say It." Accordingly. Romano hypothesized raping MacKinnon to show her "the difference between lielng raped and being exposed to pornography." Romano described Ills own fantasy ra|>r of MacKinnon, and then Imagined that a composite of two First Amendment zealots - whom he rails Dworkln Hentoff - actually did ra[>e her. (Luw professor Ronald Dworkln opposes MacKinnon's views.) The rest o f Romano's article, as I wrote 111 the Vlllagr Voice, accurately criticized MacKinnon's theories I also said, however, that Romano had set out to humiliate MacKinnon personally, us well as combat her Ideas. Polemics, alter all. need not deh u m an ize e ith e r antagonist. a O D D IN G C A R T E R Give us fundamentals, not spin At the root o f a growing sickness In public life, most notably In Washington, ts the belief that reality Is Irrelevant and perception is everything. An army of media manipulators, public relations specialists and masters of "s p in ” march behind that banner, their activities mirrored and magnified by the media. Politicians from the president on down have embraced the doctrine and the practice. The result is corrosive cynicism throughout the body politic. Doth the practice and the state o f mind threaten the Clinton presidency. On the hosts of facts alone. It Is an unfair threat. It Is Impossible at this point to know whether the allegations and Innuendoes en­ capsulated by the word Whitewater add up to anything at all. Until they do. the presumption o f Innocence applies. There is no proor of criminal activity Dy Clinton while he was governor of Arkansas, and Indeed no puhllc charges. What we have arc hints o f undue Influence on behalf of a business partner's failed savings and loan and suggestions of knowing complicity In various unethical or Illegal activities surrounding u real estate venture. But public attention, which is to nuy media attention, has •nnnuged once more to shift from facts to froth. What seems to be endlessly fascinating to virtually everyone In Washing­ ton's Incestuous hothouse Is the effort to shape and control the handling of the story. There are more headlines and evening news Items about the W hite House damage control o p e r a tio n than a b o u t the a lle g a tio n s themselves. The main reason for this Is understandable If disheartening. The details of Clinton's long-ago business deals are hard to follow. Vital records o f campaign contributions seem to have disappeared. Eyewitnesses and participants tell diametrically opposed versions o f events. Foiled savings and loans and governmental complicity (or stupidity) became a dime a dozen phenomenon o f the 1080s. so It's hard lo work up much enthusiasm for a relatively minor-league variant o f a nationwide scandal. Add to ull this the central point that the Clintons decided to draw a line In the dust and offer none o f their most Important records without u fight and the media's obsession with Ihe m aneuvering becomes caster to un­ derstand. It was the path of least resistance through a complex maze. But It was also a familiar, habitual path In this day and time. When the name of the game la spin rather than fact, the story line concerns the story-tellers and their machinations rather than what ties behind the curtain. Media scorekeeping consists o f measuring the dally success o f the contending parties In Influenc­ ing the way the scorekeepcrs evaluate their efforts. Soon there are long featurr stories on Ihe White House war room rather than on the T complicated details o f distant events. Political Junkies may love (I. but the public’s collective gaze rapidly glazes over. If you were u suspicious type, you might conclude this is the point of the damage control exercise. Even If you arc nol. you arc txmnd to realize that the Whitewater story Is only the latest In a long line of Washington s c a n d a ls du Jour w h ic h w e re s u b ­ m erg ed In d e ta ils about the Insiders' s t r a t e g y w h ile starving for lack o f substance. But that leads to another point. The le g io n s o f Im ngemakers who populate t o d a y 's p o l i t i c a l world seem to have a vested Interest In casting every story In terms o f their work ralhrr than in terms The result Is o f reality. The first corrosive Instinct for an Inno­ cynicism cent man or woman when hit by false throughout tho c h a r g e s Is to body politic. ■ o v c r w ii c I m th em with the truth. The first instinct of the manipulators Is to try to outsllck the opposition. Here is what the president told a television network reporter lost week: "T h e most lm|>ortant thing to me and the most important thing to the American people is I'm completely relaxed about this thing because I didn't do anything wrong." But that Is not the way he and his handlers have dealt with "this thing." Instead, there has been a slow, grudging retreat from a Nixonian stance o f hanging tough and treating all Information about "Ihts thing" as private. There has been the creation of a high-profile operation In the White House whose objective Is to guln control o f the story without revealing anything. Rather Hun candor, therr has been a disingenuous public relntinns campaign whose chief objective seems to have been to smother rather than reveal. Not for the first time, the tcsuli has beer, a snowballing dlsuster. What was once no larger Hun a shadow Hie size of a hand Is now a cloud lhal covers the presidency. Unless you believe that behind the cover-up stands a corrupt president who broke the law while governor o f Arkansas - and there Is nothing on the record to support such n conclusion - you have to believe Hut a return to fundamentals could still retrieve the game for BUI Clinton. • rl - ' '. T O W P -- ■ -v WASHINGTON - This summer. Hie ll.S government will pull out all the stops to commemorate the soldiers who fought at the D-Day Invasion In Normandy. No fewer than 34 official events are scheduled In the United States and Kuro|>e. and President Clinton is scheduled to attend ceremonies In Franrr. Meanwhile, the men or Ihr 38th Conib.it Engineering Regiment are only asking (or a plane ride, not a parade So far. tbelr request iins met with stone walls nnd red tape More than half a century ago. the men of the 38th Regiment pulled olf one of the most astounding en­ gin eerin g Teats of World War II. In a span of three mouths In 1042. this group c o n s t r u c t e d an airstrip on Ascension Island, a barren piece of rock ow n ed by llrttuln In the South Atlantic. These days It would probably lake the A rm y three J l h o m en of Ihe 38lh Com bat times that long Just Engineering to publish a co n ­ R egim en t are tractor bid. only asking for The airstrip proved a plane ride, not pivotal, as It was the a parado. ■ only place for U.S. planes to refuel o n ----------------- E------their way to North Africa. By the end of Ihr war. this airstrip had served more than 20.000 landings, and II Is still In use today by the British and American military planes. Most of the 1.200 tnrn of the 38th stayed In the Army until the end of the war. Some of them even landed ai Normandy two years later. Since the war ended, these soldiers hove reunited each autumn. At every reunion they talk about Hie same thing: The olrslrlp they built toget.’ ieron Ascension Island As the 40th anniversary o f their feal approached In 1082. the group sought and were granted permission to revisit the Island to sec their airstrip. But the Falklands Islands War erupted Just before Ihe scheduled Irlp, forcing the British lo use the Island for their planes, and Hie Journey was shelved. Eight years later the 50th anniversary approached, and the veterans decided to give another try at returning to Ascension. More than three years and miles o f red tape later, they arc still waiting. All hope might be lost by now werr It not for the persistence of J u lie Cramer, u government rmplaycc from Chicago whose father served In Ihe 38th. She first became Interested In Ascension In 1989. when she drove hrr father to a reunion. Having some first-hand experience with government bu­ reaucracy. she look over the task o f securing military permission for the voyage. The group was forced lo rely on the military since no commercial or charter traffic will Iravcl to this remole spot. The only wuy lo go Is to fide along on one o f the twice-weekly flights that leave from Patrick A ir Force Base In Florida w ith supplies for Ascension. Cramer never suspected hrr efforts would lum Into nearly a full-time Job. which would take her from Florida to Denver, and finally to the Pentagon. "I guess what frustrated us Is we tried to do It right." Cramer told our associate Jan Mollcr. "W e'd go to the Air Force and say. 'what do we need to do? W e'd do that, and then someone else would come along and say. 'That's not what you needed to do " At one stop. Cramer was told that the Pentagon could nol honor her request unless she had congressional support behind her. So she and her husband took a week vacation In the spring or 1002 to walk the halls of Congress drumming up help. Nearly every office she approached offered support, and many wrote letters on her behalf. Her own congressman. Rep. Harris Fnwell. R-lll., even went us far as calling then-Seeretary of thr Air Force Donald Rice. It was to no avail. "All Ihey’rr asking for Is a chance lo visit that Island, where they lived for so long and did so m uch." Fawcll says. srCcfeaafets iw j am �Senlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Monday. January 24, 1994 - 8 * Housing------- Sanford Commission Agenda Continued from Page IA •luring tills ulicrntxiii's work m shIoi) dl ih*' City Commission. I (dug * onsltirm l as a Mantling work session llein. The proposal. in a 15 page report came up lor lirsi consulerallon during (tie* Jun, lOtli work session. City Director ol Planning and Development Jay Mardrr lold die rommlssloiiers die strategy drafl was eotnpllrd from various sections ol city rodes and oilier rerpilretncnls. "B asically," he said, "Ihe overall nerd Is In help provide households lor Ihose ol lower Income, people who can’t ,ilford to huy homes ul today's prices "Right now, we are looking lor direction on planning this strat­ egy." said director o f romniunlty development d ia ries Howe He recommended that a sludy lie made of Sanloid's median Intome level. "W e are tpiHe sore." he said, "dial II Is below dial of Orlando or Seminole County." Murder recom m en ded the areas of initial conceit 1mI Ion lie dir Cioldslioro and Ororgrlown sections. In Ihe written presentation In th e c o m m l s h lu n . M u n ir r explains. "T h is report Is tnIrnilril to iiutllor lilt* City of Sanford's existing programs re­ lated to afforiliihie housing as well as point out ihe nerd In further rellnr and uugmrnl such program s in clu d in g several alternative and recommended strategies." The mailer Is scheduled for discussion during the work session (fils afternoon lieglimlng ut ft p in . In the Ctty Manager's : conference room, second Hour, of the Sanford City I fall The regular t om mission inert: Ing will follow. tx-glnnlng at 7 • p in . In the first floor com{mission chambers. Soccer--------Continued from Page 1A parks grants used lo buy 120 acres of land and develop it into the park A lthou gh c o u n ty o ffic ia ls Convinced FI’S ofllel.ils the facili­ ty would I h - available to anyone on a first-come, first-serve basts, |r the NPS disagreed and ordered the state to see that the county ! replaced the land. | County Manager Hon Kahun said Ihe county has proposed to replace the Sylvan laike Park land with properly hi a Hed Hug |Mrk expansion p r o j e c t begun ■ a lour yrais ago In 1990. cornr mlssloners approved s|>cndmg $49,000 each year from the neral fund to "b u y " the laud mi the water and .sewer fund and expand Hcd Hug park The total cost of the transfer was W02.40O. Ih e property, bought with utility custom ers' payments. T | was once intended for a water or t. s e w e r plant, but later declared % surplus, said Rabun. K ! . Oner the land was inmsfrrrrd In the Parks and Kccrratlnn Division, another $405,000 will go to build a soccer field, two Itaskrihall courts, a parking lot and restrooms. OLIVER. GcrtelscnKINDER said the state wrote I NPS officials last week seeing Olive K. Kinder. 85. Adams 5 tentative approval of Saturday. Ihe plan. Slrcct. Sanford, died I Gerletscn unusual Jan. 22. said 1994.ll'sInnotAltamonte [ for n county eltv11.to 1908. ask for Springs. Horn or May in LiN-klMirne. Ohk>. she moved lo Central Florida In 1975. Mrs. Kinder was a homemaker and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ ol Latter-Day Saints. Sanford Survivors Include sons. Cllfford Earl Slone, Hoswrll. N.M.. Harry Osborne. Sanford. Neal Osborne. Virginia; daughter. Kay Webster. Sanford; stepson. Rob­ ert Slone, Portsmouth. Ohio; stepdaughters. Barbara C oll­ ingsworth, Patricia Holxlngcr. Pomona Mclzler, all of Xenia. O It I o . W a n (I a H o l t o it . Portsmouth. Ohio; eight grand­ c h i l d r c n n n d 10 g r e a t grnndchlldrcn. Ila Id w in -F airch ild Funeral Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, in charge of ar­ rangements | ? * I s j'I DEATHS "J " CALVIN LEE " J " Calvin Lee. 79. Gray Dove Court. Daytona Beach, died Sat­ urday. Jan. 22. 1994. al his residence. Born May 29. 1914. In Husscll. Ky.. he moved lo Cen­ tral Florida front Chicago in 1986. Mr. Lee was a retired area sulcs m anager for PPG In ­ dustries C h em ical D ivision. Chicago mid Clitclnnall. He was a member of Sotilhmlnsler Prcshyterlnn C h u rch . Daytona Beach, le served In the U.S. Army Corjts o f Engineers during World War II. Survivors Include wife. Joan: d a u gh ter. B a rb a ra J ea n n e l-ashley, Jacksonville; sons. Jay By NICK PFKIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - The Sanford City Com minion will hold Hi regular meeting and work m u o n today A l ol thll poll Thurtd*y. Ilw following Item! Sad boon luted on Iho ogend* lor the work m u on ODlKwltlon — Propoted Ioom ol tht Chamber Ol Common CO Svitdmg • D u c u iU o n ~ D ow n tow n and Waterfront Redevelopment planning and development o Financial Item! a Hocommondotion — Welcome Sign duplayt For F»£>f At y a O k union -Monday Inn laata * One muon - Regarding lha city*1* affordable hovtlng itrelegy a D lic u lilo n — Regular and ethar agendallami Tha work lott.on a ichtduied lo begin al S p m , in IS# City M anager! conference room, tacond I'oon. of Sanford City Hall Tha lot lowing Item! art lltlad on ISa agenda for lha regular meeting a Pratanlallon ol te rc et waapon la (retiringl polica Command*' MlcSaal Refund* o Ordinance - ?nd raading - Anna* a portion of proparly between Park Avenue and Paimetle Avenue, and balwean t Mis and E Itih Straalt. MU S Park Avanua. Home Saving*of America, ewner • DlacMilan - public concaplt al ISa Martin LutSar King Jr.celabralien a Ratom mandat lent Horn PSZ com million mealing of Jan a, IN I a CanildaraHon - AutSarliallon la Mil ala bldi tar lha purcSaio af polica equipment • Board appalnimanl — Coda En lor cement Beard • Canaan! Agenda • Payment al MMeet Several additional itemi have been added la ISa agenda Then include a Membership on ltd Seminole Cauny E■prelaw a* Author Ity. a Request tram Croomt School ol Cholca For free via at Cultural Arti Confer • Discussion el HOME Grant <und >e oa considered by Seminole Counly Although ihe regular Commission meal ing li Kheduied to begin at I p m . in ihe cammlislen chambers, two add 11IonaI meetings have also bean called, also far 7 pm this evening In Iho chambers They Include is# annual meeting at lha City at Sanfard Finance Corporation, and •he Seminole Tewne Cantor Community Redevelopment Agency Tha city cam mlisten acts as lha governing body at bo*s erganliauens. In mattart specifically pertaining to Me development at Ihe Seminole Tewne Center Mall. No spocllle Hems are tilled an the separate agendas tar each at those meetings The Sanford City Hall Is located at TOOH Park Avanua. m Sanfard Harold Photo by UkhMl tiodrlnskl Smooth operator Jerom e Grant of James Heard and Sons Construction uses graceful, circular motions to Status Continued from Page 1A said. "A s ul December 31. 1 9 9 3 , 3 0 p e r c e n t o f th e estimated water and 58 percent ol sewrr imparl fees have been received." Solid Waste money Is the only problem Small foresees "T h e Solid Waste Fund has operated on a very narrow margin for several years." she said, "w llh the General Fund occasionally providing cash flow." She explained that the Solid Waste Fund had an ojierutlng loss of $33,627 in 1991. nnd $116,162 In 1992. She commenlcd that tills Is not a new situation, and the trrnd pres­ ently does not appear lo he Improving. Knight s lone problem was wllh Stormwater Utility Funds "T h e revenue front Ihe new fee Is below projections." he said. "I am projecting lhat we will collect approximately $130,000 for the year Instead of the $150,000 originally planned." Knight said Ihe rapltul pro­ jects budgeted will have to be modified accordingly In Ihe near future. The report from Knight was a monthly financial repen given to the city commission. Sm all's report was a first quarter analysis. public laud to hr used lo replace converted land, bul Ihe M ’S requires money lo transfer from one fund lo another as a condi­ tion of approval. If M ’S agrees, the rounty will he required to conduct land surveys and perform other re­ quirements to assure the Hed Hug land inerts federal con­ version specifications. If Ihe pro|ierty and profxtscd develop­ ment p'an those criteria, final approval will besought. " W r are looking ul that as a posslbtllly but nothing Is final y et," said Gertetseii. "T h e land dors not have to be at the same (Sylvan Lake Parkl site, bul It does have to have (he same value, site and utility." Gertelsrn said he expects to hear from the NPS tn about two weeks. School--------Continued from Page 1A Hopkins Is making the children and their families see that school Is not a placed to dread, hut a place where Ihrrr Is wam ilh and loving. T ills week the Foundation presented Hopkins with a chrck for $50. and to meet each student's needs. Hr said teachers, (acuity and staff work hard to uphold that mission. "And we believe Dial every student ran leant," he said T h o u g h th e c la s s e s a re grouped heterogeneously with students of varying skill levels learning logeiher In Ihe same environm ent. Moore said he encourages the teachers lo de­ sign i heir lesson plans to meet I he nerds of each student. " W e see a real sense o f Iramwork wllh tmehers working together for Dir Itcnefll of Ihe •Indents," he said. Despite the successes. Moore •*s|i* ihe school needs lo have a f u l l I I in e s o c I a I wnrker/eoiinsclor. " I still strongly believe that the school must itave a full time social worker/cimnselor If we are going lo upproarh ihe level ol success that I know you want and I want and the Sanford community deserves,” Moore wrote to Holt. Overall, he said, he Is pleased. "I feel like we are making some real progress." he satrL B P "W c Just have to keep moving —►4 ...... Neway said Hopkins has never forward." asked for donations for hrr siorr or lor assistance with the shop­ ping or operations o f the facility. “ She does everything and never complains," Neway said "S h e loves what site d<K‘s. W h a t’s f o r lu n c h ? "W e lold her to spend It on something special for herself." Neway said, "but she there was a little boy who needed a new pair o f shoes and off she went lo gel them for him." Nixon told the Foundation that the program lias hern very successful and Dial there have been repeal customers when needed. "T h ere should be more people like this." Neway said. " I believe lhat this Increased Involvement of students In fun. aa well as educational activities, w ill help students view the sc hool as a ginxl place to be. thereby generating more school pride." he wrote in his letter In Holt. "Research Indlrates (hal In creased school pride w ill evolve Into better behavior and Im p ro v e d a ca d em ic p e r fo r ­ m ance." Moore Is concerned with Ihe academic performance of Ihe students, he said. He noted that Ihe CTBS scores Increased significantly (his year, wllh a 12 percent Increase in reading com prfhi..M jn and an 11 percent Increase on the reading total score. "W h ile these scores are still below what wc would like." he said, "this improvement is hope­ fully evldenec that the comer lias been turned away from the downward slide of past years." He cited the fact that fewer Teacher— Continued from Page 1A Hopkins began pur­ chasing clothes at area thrift shoos and consignment stores. She brought them to the school and set up a quaint Ixiullqur in the |w»rrnl resource room. Dresses, skirts and pants w e r e h u n g c a r e fu lly from hungers. Shoes, sockcs. un­ dergarments and sweaters were folded carefully and displayed on the shelves. Not only are the children Invited to shop In (hr store where the currency Is counted In (lennmlnatlons of love, but their families urc also asked to Join them. Earlier Ibis year, principal Durham N ix o n , n om in a ted Hopkins for recognition by the Foundation for Seminole County P u b lic S c h o o ls (f o r m e r l y FACTS). "She has developed a very special project." Nixon told the Foundation. "With love and hrr own money site has operated this store lhat has helped so m any." The Foundation believes Ihe work she does la very special as well. "S h e gives something very special to these k id s." Lisa Neway. a spokesman for the Foundation said. "S h e gives them a lot of love. She gives them clothing they need without making anyone feel needy. It's wonderful." Neway said the Foundation tries, as often as possible (o recognize support personnel who help wllh drop out preven­ tion. In her own way. Neway said. n »B K R ^ - , C. Lee. Dayton. Ohio. Mark S. Lee. Washugal. Wash.: Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. FRED PITTMAN Ficd Pittman. 87, of 451 S. Amelia St.. Del,and, died Satur­ day. Jan. 22. at West Volusia Hospital. DcLand. Bom Aug. 14. 1906. In Perry, he moved to DcLand from Sanford In 1993. He was n retired construction laborer and u Baptist. Survivors Include niece. Rob­ erta A. Terry. Sunford; nephew. Leonard Terry. Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. JOSEPH L. QUINN Joseph L. Quinn, 80. Adailan Drive, Dr IIona, died Friday, Jan. 21. 1994, at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom Aug 31, 1913, In Old Orchard Beach. Maine, he moved to Central Florida In 1980. Mr. Quinn was a retired slock clerk at Saco Low rll Corp. and a uicmtx-r of Our Lady of the Lakes Church. Deltona, and Knights of Columbus. Survivors Include wife. Marie. Deltona; sons. Robert. John, both of Old Orchard Beach: Michael. Southborough, Mass, fiv e grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Stephen R. BuldaufT Funeral Home. Deltona. In chnrge of arrangements. KAREN ELIZABETH STEWART KRISTINE ORACE STEWART Karen Elizabeth Stewart and Kristine Grace Slcwart. Infants, of Hayes Road. Winter Springs, died Saturday. Jan. 22. 1994. al Florida Hospital. Altam onte Springs. The were born Jan. 22. 1994. In Altamonte Springs. Su rvivors Include parents. Paul and Stacy Steward. Winter Springs; palcmol grandparents. Joe W. and Melon. Winter Park; maternal grand parents, George and Mary Belli Welch. Carencro, La. B ald w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home. Goldcnrod. In charge of arrangements. PEGOYJ. THOMAS P e g gy J- Thom as. Tucker Drive. Sanford, died Saturday. Jan. 22. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Born Oct. 23. 1934. In Salem. Ind.. she moved to Central Florida lit 1986. Mrs. Thomas was a former sales clerk for Kmart In Sanford and a Baptist. Survivors Include husband. James C.; sons. James. Steven, b o th o f S a n fo rd . M ic h a el. Louisville, Ky.. JefTery, Deltona: 11 grandchildren. B ald w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, In charge of ar­ rangements. CAVIL HAROLDJ. Funeral tarvlctt for AM. N«rgM J Devil. W. of Lonlord. who dod Friday will bo 10 0 m Tvoider el Plnaereit Bapllit Church with Iho Rev Lorry Ellington officiating Interment will bo private Friend! mar cell el Gramkow Funeral Home Will evening 1Monday I tram 4 I p m Arran gem ent! by Gramkow Funeral Home. Laniard maks sure Iho sidewalk he recently Installed al a local business smooth and clean Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANOFOR IE M IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. tl-IUSCAM L CHEMICAL FINANCIAL COR PORATION. l/k/a CHEMICAL FINANCIAL SERVICES COR P O R A T IO N , lu c c e u o r by merger to CHEMICAL FINAN Cl A L C R E D IT SER VICE S CORPORATION. vl PMlniat. THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM H A S T IN G S . D E C E A S E D . E LIZAB ETH C HASTINGS, and B A Y T N E E V IL L A G E CONDOMINIUM. INC. 0*ltndanii NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTSUCTIVE SERVICE PROPERTY To THE ESTATE OF W ILLIAM HASTINGS***) E lIZ A B E T H C HASTINGS *710 Eait Broadway Road. ISM Maia. A* liana t770* YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toreckn* a mortgagt on tha following property in SaminotoCounty. Flo*Ida: That carlaln Condominium Parcol known a i Unit I. Build Ing <jg. Baytroo Village a Condominium, together with an undivided intereif In tha land, common alamonti and common tip o n tai appurtenant to laid Unit, all In accordance with and tublact to tha Covenant*. Con dlttont. RailHctloni. tormi and othor Provilioni ol tn* Declare Mon ot Condominium ol Baylr** Village, tiled April 7, It fl In Olltclal Record! Book m i . Pago lU *. along with w b u qucnl ModlMcalWnt thereto, in the Public Record! ot Seminole County. Florid*, hat been tiled agalntt you and you are required to tarve a copy ot your wtrtten delentet. II any. to It on Roger A Kelly. Plain t l l f i attorney, whot* eddrett It ]0 North Orange Avenue. Suit* 100. Pott OttlC* Bo* 1M7, Or lando. Florida ITtOl. an or be loro thirty (X i day! belora tha lin t data ol publication ol thii Nolle* and III* tha original with •he Clark ol thu Court oither befora ttrvico on Plelnttirt attorney or immediately there alter, othorwlw a default win be entered age mi I you lor the relief demanded In the Com plaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and teal of the Covet on January It. Iter (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot tha Circuit Court By Ruth King A t Deputy Clerk Publith January 74. It. tee* DEN tU students are making D's and F's on their report cards than ever before as evidence that academic performance Is Improving at Sanford Middle For example, 37 percent of the sixth graders In the first quarter of 1992-93 earned D's and F's, while only 30 perecnl did In 1993-94. In llie (Irxl quarter of Iasi year. 27 percent of the seventh graders got D's and F's while 20.5 percent of the sev­ enth graders this ycur earned grades at the lower end of the sralc. In the first quarter of last year 38 percent of Ihe eight graders got D’» and F's whth only 30 perrent did. I helelve teachers' willlngne-.-. lo actively par1lcl|>alc In stall development activities, hoi It at the school and at worksho|is and conferences, and their rerrplive ness to taking risks hv Irving new strategies and approaches are responsible for this Im ­ provement." Moort-sitld. He said the school's staled mission Is to roq>cfi students Sch o o l_______ Legal Notice CITY OF LAKE M ARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tha City Commliiton ol tha City ot Lake Mary, Florid*, that laid Commit lion will hold a Public Hearing on February J. Iff*, al 7 00 P M or a* toon thorteHev at pottibl*. to con tutor Second Reading and adop •ion ot an Ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOR I 0 A . A M E N O IN G G R D I NANCE NO 771. WHICH OR D IN A N C E P R O V ID E D CHARGES FOR OUPLICA T IO N OF D O C U M E N T S PROVIDING FOR CHARGES FOR TRANSMITTING FAC SIMILE DOCUMENTS PRO VIO IN G FOR CONFLICTS. S E V E R A B IL IT Y ANO EF FECTIVEDATE The Piblic Hearing will be held in the Com million Cham ban. 100 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary The Public It In vited to attend and be heard Said hearing may be continued from time to time until a llnal dacltlon It mad* by tha City Commltuon Coptet ol the Ordi nance are available lor review In the City Ctork't Office A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MAOE BY THE C IT Y FOR IT S CONVEN IENCE THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE OUATE RECORO FOR PUR POSES OF AP P E A L FROM A OECISION MAOE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS IS M AINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO M AKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGE MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE 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 ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI PATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY AOA CO ORDIHATOH AT LEAST *1 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINGS AT 147) 11* K H CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Corot A Fotter. City Clerk OATEO JanuaryJI. Iftt Publith January 1*. Iff* DEN lf> Take Stock •nAmerica Tuesday, Jsn. 25,1904 Mealy Cheese Pizza Tossed Salad Raisins or Choi's Salad Low Fat Milk Legal Notice INTHECIRCUITCOLMT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASENO *1U T IC A 1* E BARNETT BANK OF CEN TRAL FLORIDA. N A . Plaintiff. vt W IL L IA M B G A R H A R O , CORP . a Florida corporation WILLIAM B GARRARD. SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIA TION and CAR WASH PRO PERTIES. INC . Defendant! CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thal punuanl to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclolure entered in the above entiMed caul* In tha Circuit Court ot the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and lor Seminole County. Flor Ida. I will tell *1 public auction to tha h.ghejl bidder tor cath at the welt Ironl door ol Ih* Courthoui* in Sanford. Seminole County. Florid* *t Ih* hour ol II 00 am on Ih* Itln day ol March. Iff*, lhat certain parcel ot reel property located In Seminole County. Florida, (to K f'bed at follow! ■XHIBIT " A " A p ortio n o t L o t * Ol FFRNWOOO PLAZA, at re corded In Plal Book 13. Pag* ft. ol the Public Record! ot Semi nol* County. Florida being more pirtlcularty dCKtibed *1 follow! Begin al tn* m oil Northerly corner ot laid Lot *. thence run S 41*7f74' Weil elong the Weller i r line ot laid Lot 4 lor ISO 00 feel Ihenct run S * » • » 7 f ' E«t! parallel wllh the Northerly line ot laid Lot * toe 700 CO feet; thence run N *7*7*W E*lt parallel with tha Wetterly line ol laid Lot * toe ISO 00 feet to me Northerly Im* ol laid Lot *. thence run N at'SO 7f ' Weil toe TOO00 feet to the Point ot Beginning Alio deter (bed at Begin *t Ih* moil Northerly corner ol tetd Lot * thence run S *7'7t U Weil elong the North wetterly Im* ot laid Lot * tor 1)0 00 tret, thence run S * * * » 7t t e n parallel with the Noriheatierly line ot taid Lot * lor 700 00 leal, thence run N *1*1*14'' Fail perellel with the Northwetlerly line ot laid Lot * •or lio oo Ieel to tha Norlheetl erly Im* of laid Lot * thence run N *J*)0'7f • Wait *>ong the fkortheeiteely lint ot ta d le t * •or *00 uO feat lo in* Pomi ot Beginning LESSANOEXCEPT Begin at Ih* mott normally corner ot Lot *, Fein wood Plat*, at recorded in Plat Book 11. Pag* ft. Public Record! ot Sem inole County, F lorid * thence run S *7*7*'S*'', along m« Waiter!* line ol Mid Lot * 14 07 feet to the Point ol Curvature ot a curve concave to the South eait. Mid curve having a radiui ol 7) 00 tret and a central angle ot I7»47'S7", thence run Norm eeiterty elong Iho ore ol M d curve 74 77 l**i lo e pomi on the Northerly tin* ot Mid Lot 4. fhence run N U ' t t l t W 74 07 Ivet along Mid Northerly line lo the point ol beginning TOGETMERWITH All lurnltur* lurnlthingi, *p pliancet. tnturei. and perional property ot any kind, together with eaiement right! pertaining to or tltuated upon the real p ro p erly le ga lly detcrlbed above, a t well at all ac cenoriet. parti equipment and accamom now attached lo or uted in connceclion therewith or which may hereafter at any lima be placed In or added to the collateral and alio any and all replacement! ol any tuch prop aety. All debtor owned right, till* or Inter*!! in and to any and all rent! O' leaiei lor Ih* rental ot eny and all ot Ih* real property le g a lly d e t c r lb e d b elo w . together wllh ell proceed! horn Mid renti or leaiei. including cny and all depot 11 made pur luanl to Mid rent! or leatat. whether M id rent! or (revel are now In eililen c * or lha 11 com* intoreiltenee In the future Dated thit uth day ol Jenu e ry.If*4 ISEALI MARVANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE COURT By Oorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk lo accordance with th* Amec icany With DiMbilltiei Act. per font with a d Mbiiity who need tpeciel accommodation! to per llc lp a l* In th ll proceeding ihuuld contact the AOA Coordi netiH at 3D7 No-th Park Avenue Suit* N 701, Senior a Florida 77771. al Wait five (SI day! prior to the proceeding U0M 777 *170 art 477- I K O fit 1771 ITD0) or l lo o n s ir r o IVI Via Florida Relay Service Publith Januarylc It. Iff* DEN Iff SAVINGS BONDS . • \ • ’ ‘ . ■ ] * J . • �Monday, January 24, 1994 Los Angeles quake aftermath Businesses return to regular hours, even LOS ANGELES - Drivers used to back to-work traffic Jams braced today for a commuter nightmare that could drag on for months: four broken freeways In a clly that has made them a way of life. *Tm sure It Is going to be hell." said Ed Russell, who has to maneuver around some of the worst earthquake damage to gel to work " I ’m not looking forward to It." The remaining road* Into Lns Angeles from the north and west have been clogged for u wrrk Hut with much of ihe city shut down. Ihe worst l* yet to rom r Many biwlnrmcn were to return to regular hours and teachers werr due track at most of the city’s schools today, with all but about 11.000 of the 040,000 students expected In class Tuesday. For others, commuting I* the last thing on their minds Thousands ol |>coplr still live In shelters or outdoors, where the teuqx-rature drops Into Ihe 40s overnight. Nearly 11.000 houses and apartments have been declared unllvable far - "the equivalent of a small town." said U S Housing Secretary Ilenry Cisneros. The death loll rose again. In 57. and af­ tershock* n* strong a* -1.5 on the Richter scale kept tile d ty on edge. Since the .Jan. 17 quake splintered portions of the Santa Monica Freeway. Interstate 5 and Highway 14. stymied commuters have spread through a m are o f side street* and boulevards, where one hour trip* now take up to four times that. " I keep /Igxagglng around to find better route*." said Laura Friedmann o f suburban f'.ru.iiuia itills whose 20 minute commute I* now On hlghwny repair* expected to tukc a year, worker* Sunday dynamited an elevated section of Interstate 5 left standing alone when Ihe slidllng earth cracked II free from the roadway to Ihe north und south. T o ease gridlock, authorities repeated advice that Angeleno* have Ignored lor decades: carpool. take a bus. ride the commuter train. "D riving alone In your car Is going to result In major gridlock und probably a four- or five-hour drive to downtown." U.S. Transportation Secre­ tary Frederlco l*ena said, viewing the concrete spiderweb of road* from n helicopter Sunday. The chopiter hovered over a 2-mllc backup on Highway 14. Clinton prepares for State of Union ■ y RON POURNIBR Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N - A fter u weekend respite of pinball and cross-country skiing. President Clinton gels track to buslnra* today, preparing for a Stale of the Union address and searching for a new defense secretary. Aides kept Clinton's public schedule light so he rould work on Tuesday night's speech lo C ongress. T h e president I* expected to promote his anti­ crime program with the address, embracing a plan to send three­ time violent felons to Jail for life. Clinton also could complete his search to replace Bobby Inman as Defense secretarydesignate. The White House took the unusual step Sunday night of saying that William J. Perry wus still In the running for the post after reports circulated thul Perry, now No. 2 at the Pen­ tagon. had expressed misgivings about the top Job. The New York Times cited Pentagon officials In today's edi­ tio n s as sa y in g Perry told Clinton's chief o f staff Saturday lie did not want the Cabinet post. An adrouilsusiton official, who asked riot lo be Identified, said Perry had expressed some reser­ vations but subsequently voiced "affirm ative Interest'' In the high-profile post. White House communications d ire c to r Mark Geuran suld Sunday night Perry "continues to be a candidate. The president haa not made up his mind at this point." Gearan also told the Times that PcrTy was “ very much tn the running.” In another personnel mailer, the appointment of a civil rights chief at the Justice Department could come at any time. Boston a tt o r n e y D c v a l P a tr ic k Is Clinton's choice to lake the Job he first oflered to Lani Guilder, an administration official said Sunday, speaking on condition o f anonymity. Clinton withdrew Gulnler's name under pressure. White House aides were busy Sunday putting the finishing touches on the Stale of the U n io n s p e e c h , w h ich w as expected to be short on specifics. Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers said Clinton will review his first year In ofTlce. set goals for 1994 and reiterate hts key messages on a number of Issues: Health tare, welfare, dim e, economic reform, education and foreign policy. "T h e president wants to talk to the American people about what he has accomplished, to tell them how he Is doing the objectives he laid out — not only In the campaign but In the start o f his presidency." Myers said. With polls showing crime as voters' No. 1 concern. White House speech w riters w ere m a k in g s u r e C l i n t o n 's tough-on-thugs plans don't gel lost In the speech. "Crim e started out as a small component and got larger." said an aide who Is helping draft the speech. " I t 's going to be a s ig n ific a n t p o rtio n o f th e speech." Clinton has supported a crime bill that Includes 100.000 new police on c ity streets, boot esmps for young, nonviolent offenders and a ban on some s e m ia u to m a t ic w e a p o n s . 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French Ave Sanford (407)322-7953 NOT 1NCLUD1NQ CLEARANCE ITEMS OR ADVERTISED ITEMS �31 $ r r r * r • MONDAY S a n fo rd H erald January: 2 4 , 1994 Sports IN BRIEF B Too clo se for com fort Raider women hold off first-year Timberwolves LOCALLY Seminole Softball signups FIVE I’O INTS - The Seminole Softball Club will be registering players for lla spring season through next Sunday. Jan. 30. Playera between the ages o f 6 and 18 ran register any day this week between 6 and 8 .m.: on Saturday. Jan. 29. between 9 a.m. and p.m.: or next Sunday, between I and 4 p.m. This year, both alnwpltch and faslplleh Irigues will I k * offered for 13 and 14-yrar-olds. Registration will I k * conducted at the Seminole Softball Complex located at 1420 State Road 419 between U.S. 17 92 and Slate Road 434. For more Information, call 321-4985 during registration hours or contact Nancy (699 5191). John (327-0707). or Van (332 5349). ■y RILL RUINS Herald C o r r e s p o n d e n t SANFORD — Thai was too close. Looking at limes like n swimmer desperately gasping for air In storm-tossed waters. Ihe hom e­ standing Sem in ole C om m unity College l-ady Raiders barely de­ feated overm atched Lake C ity Community College 74-70 Saturday night In a physical and sloppy Mid-Florida Athletic Conference contest. "That was a rough gam e." said S em in ole assistant coach Ken Patrick. "But. we're 2-1 In the conference, and that's what counts. We know Florida Community Col­ lege (the top conference teaml Is the No. 1 team In the state, sn our aim Is to finish second." S Sanford 3-on-3 basketball SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold on organizational meeting this Wednesday. Jan. 26. for on udult 3-on-S basketball league that will start Feb. 10 The meeting Is set for 6 p.m. nt the Downtown Youth Center, lower levrl of Sanford City Hall. The league wtl! ploy on either Tuesday or Thursday nights at the Salvation Army and Sanford Middle School will cost $75 |>er team. For more Information, call 330-5097 SfttartMw* SCC (14-10) could have been expected to dominate Lake City (6 1 3 . 0 4). which Is struggling through Its first year of competition. But the Timberwolves kept the game rlose with their scrappy play . They wen* led by Ihrlr siar Call Wiley (who Patrick railed one of the beat in the state") with 30 polnla. six rebounds, and four nsslsta. Becky Silva added 16 points. Palvl Kolvlsto (right) tossed In 12 points Saturday night to help Ssmlnole Community Collage to a M id F l o r id a Conltrsnca victory over Laka City. Th« Raiders will host Cantral Florida CC In a M FC gama this Wednesday. Leading 57-44 midway through the second half, the Raiders saw Lake City come back and tic the L’woodL.Mary Little League LAKE MARY — The Longwnod-Lake Mary* Sanford L ittle League has scheduled two registration dates for the upcoming week. On Tuesday night, parents may register their children between 6:30 and 8 p.m. at Lake Mary Elementnry School. On Wednesday, registra­ tions will be taken from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Ptnecrest Elementary. Registration Is $20 per player. Iloys und girls between the ages of 5 and 15 may register. Players should be accompanied by a parent or guardian and bring some proof o f age. For more info, call 330-9498 o r ; 30-2541. AROUND TH i •T A T I I Heat finally end losing streak MIAMI — Glen Rice scored 17 of his 21 points In the first quarter and Steve Smith had a career-high 15 assists Sunduv us the Mlurnl Heat ended a seven-game losing sirruk with a 113-80 victory over the Washington llulleta. Heat coach Kevin Loughery won his 600th game, and It come against the tram he played for and couched. IAROUND THE NATION | Bills goin g back to Super Bowl ORCHARD PARK. N.Y. - Sorry. America, the Bills arc bock and Joe's not. The Buffalo Bills advanced to un unprecedent­ ed fourth straight Super Bowl on Sunday, beating Joe Montana and the Kansas City Chiefs 30-13. What much of the nation outside of western New York feared — Ihe only team to lose ihrcc consecutive Super Bowls, heading to Atlunlu to try again — came tme because Thurman Thomas was unstoppable. The Bills knocked Montana Irom the game early In the third quarter, while Kunsas City's defense kept groping al Thomas, who rushed for 186 yards 131 by halftime - and three touchdowns. Cowboys dispose of 49ers IRVING. Texas — Jim m y Johnson Is u prophet and a healer. True to his word, the Dallas Cowboys beat San Francisco on Sunday and headed to their second straight Super Ikiwl against the Buffalo Bills. And Em inlll Smith, whose sr|wrated shoulder was pronounced "healed" by Johnson last Tuesday, dominated the 38-21 victory with 144 net yards In the first half when the Cowboys took u 28-7 lead. WHAT’S HAPPKNINO 1 Boys’ Basketball □Sp. Crask at Lymsn. JV, 6 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m. Girls’ Basketball □ L Howtll at Mainland. JV, 5:15 p.m.; V. 7 p.m. [ iOrsngswood at Unhfarally. JV, 6; V. 7:30 p.m. Boys’ Soccer □ Lyman al Daltona. JV. 5:30 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. [JOvlado at Watt Orange. JV, 5:15 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. O Apopka al L Howall. JV, 5:45 pm .; V. 7:30 p m. HOCKSY □7:30 p.m. — WIRB 56. Buffalo Sabres va. Tampa Bay Lightning. (L) bomaloto l l a M w s a u R f f hwlnolo C M m M y C*o*g* t N ) H«dd»n 1001. Judd 1001. O4>n*»0 00 0. Cob'* 4 I 1 10. Mingo 0 SO 10. Kalvlttt 0 00 I}. Holttanon 1> 10. Sodtfkhl II 4 4M Total* U M 7 4 Hoittlmo - tommoio Community CoUogo V . lo » o City Community C a ll^ * JJ Thr** pom! H*<d gooit - l a t* City Commtmtly Col log* 1 (lihro II. tomlnow Community Col log* I (CotMl Total loult — Loko City Community Coll«go II. temlnoM Community Col logo 14 FouM Out — nono Toctmkot* — nuno SocorSk — Loko City Community CoUogo O IL 0 4 MFC: Wmlnoi* Community CoUogo 14 IS. * I MFC game 68 68 with 1:46 remaining. Jennifer Coble'a free throw put SCC up one. and Sheri Reddicks con­ verted a three-point play for a 72-68 advantage with 20 seconds left. Shonta Mingo Iced the game 74-70 on a lay-up with seven seconds remaining. Reddicks had a big game with 26 points and 10 rebounds. Mingo had 16 polnta and seven rebounds, while Palvl Kolvlsto added 12 points and six rebounds. Coble scored nine points and Irina Haltaonen contrib­ uted alx points and four rebounds. SCC will host Central Florida Com m unity C ollege Wednesday night at 7 p.m. In another confer­ ence game. From $Uf1 Reports_______________ SANFORD - Neville Fuller, who hit the game-winning shot as lime expired In Seminole's 63-61 win over Oviedo Friday night, scored a game-high 21 points Saturday to , lead A r r o w Force it lo a 71-17 romp over Daytona Beach Seabreeze. It was Ihe fourth win In a row for Seminole (13-6) and the sixth In their last seven starts. Also contributing on offense were Reggie Holloway (12). Andre Hall (10). und Ronnie McCarrell (seven). Seabreeze won Ihe Junior varsity game. 69-58. Arrow Force II has a big week ahead, traveling lo St. Cloud for a 4A-Dlstrtct 6 game Tuesday night, hosting W ym orr Tech (ranked fifth In Hie state In Class A) on Thursday, and entertaining neighborhood rival Lake Mary next Friday. . LAKE MARY - In an event that replaced the Sentlnole Athletfr Con­ ference wrestling tournament. Sem­ inole County schools had lo lake a rear seal to thr New Smyrna Beach Barracudas. Placing seven wrestlers In Satur­ day night's championship round and coming away with Hirer Indi­ vidual cruwns. the Barracudas cla im ed Ihe team title In the Tournament of Champions hosted this past weekend by latke Mary High School. New Smyrna llrach oulacorcd the second-place Lake Mary Rams 197-141. Lyman (1 30Vi points) fin is h e d third ahead o f Lake llrnntley (1011. Oviedo 175) look sixth. Seminole (24) was M ill and Luke Howell I lMWi) came In 12th. Individual champions Kevin Dunn (112 iKninds) and Pat Parollnc (160) led l-akr Man lo H» runner-up showing. Flnlsiilng second In thrlr respective weight clusses for Ihe Rams werr Nate Mitchell (125). J a n ilr Orrus (135). and Ronel Juinppl220). Mike Laurent (130) nnd Brad Harris (140) each cainr In fourth for Mike Mary. Lyman also came uwuy with a pair of Individual chumplons. Joey Flores copping (he hardware al 103 T a n n n u n ii Fuller leads Force again Locals fall victim to Barracuda attack From Stott Rspgrts (IM I N O L I C C U . L A K I CITY C C Ft U t l City Cm m m M) b H i f l IN I TlMmsn ( S I S LaGraftt 0 SO 0. Wlt*y II * * 30. VI.4 m i l . Anacrton 1 1 1 1. lund I I t t. King 1 00 4. Tarry 4 I S IS, Smith I 1 1X l««rs n c g I OS I. RAMS GET BY DcLAND — If they're going lo give It to you. you might us well take It. Lake Mary took advantage of foul trouble by host DeLand to register un 80-74 win Saturday In a 5ADistrict 4 hoys' basketball contest. rs* hws Butler opts for N.C. State je ll Butler, who led Florida In rushing while helping Lake Brantley to a district title end ■ pair of playoff wins, announced last week that he has made an oral commitment lo attend North Carolina Stele Univere ty. Butler, who plans to play baseball end football (or the Wolfpock. also considered Florida, Auburn, end Tulane before making his decision. Outscored 54-50 from the floor, the Rams made 30 o f 43 free throws as DeLand committed 29 fouls. J im m y N e w b e r r y scored a game-high 22 polnta for Lake Mary (9-9| before he fouled out. Richard Roche added 19 points while Kent Pritchard had 11. Luke Mary travels to Eustls Tuesday liefore returning home to host Wymore Tech on Wednesday. □ Bee Wrestling, Page 2B Ideal of sportsmanship to be tested this week Those o f you who espouse the "w in at all costs" philosophy and believe that there's no such thing as running up the score will have a c h a n c e to sec. up clo se and personal, exactly how ugly that approach really Is. The St. Cloud High School girls' basketball team, ranked No. 1 In the Florida Sports W riters' Associa­ tion's Class 4A state poll, ts coming to town this week, not once, but twice. On Tuesday, thr Bulldogs play at Seminole. On Friday night. Lake Mary has the dubious honor of hosting St. Cloud. Great. Just great. A tram that has mastered the art of cm harassing opponents Is bringing Its "shoot first und forgr'.’cm " show to Semi­ nole County. Victories by margins of 50 or more points arc common for the Bulldogs. On Dec. 11. St. Cloud defeated Seminole 114-21. pressing the Tribe almost every second from the opening tip to the final buzzer. On Dec. 13. the Bulldogs thrashed Lake Mary 80-32. According lo a story In Sunday's edition o f the other local newspaper. St. Cloud averages over 84 points u game and Is winning games by an average of 45.6 points a game. Rationalize those numbers If you can. but I’m not buying It. There's no legitimate reason for It. none whatsoever, not In a sport where there's no shot clock, not at the high school level. It doesn't matter that running up the score — and I defy you to describe pressing for 32 minutes on the way to a 90-polnt win us anything but running up the score — isn't against the rules. It violates the spirit of sportsmanship that Is supposed to guide the efforts of high school athletics. Once again. It's an adult that's behind the perversion ol a fine basketball team — and there's no denying Ihnl the St. Cloud Bulldogs are on outstanding team and well­ deserving of state recognition. That a team Is able to execute to the high level that the Buddogs do speaks well of the coach. That the team executes opponents merci­ lessly and repeatedly says some­ thing else about that coach. There's a saying that a coach gets n.ore credit than he or she deserves when a tram wins and Invariably gets more blame than he or she deserves when a team loses. But when a group o f high school athletes stam pedes o v er other teams, you have to wonder about the person holding the reins. We shake our heads and wonder about what would motivate whoever was responsible for the attack on skater Nancy Kerrigan. I say that we have lo look no further than this type of "win ul all costs" uttltudc that has trickled down to and Is Infecting high school athletics. It doesn't matter how much better you may be than your opponent. And yu-* can save the "tom orrow's another day" and "on any given day. etc.” tripe for motivational seminars. Competition may be the ultimate name of the game, but In high school sports, winning Isn't (or shouldn't be) the ultimate bottom line. Like any other high school teach­ er. a high school coach has the same responsibility to strive to protect the welfare and further the educational experience of all the students with whom he/shc comes In contact. That means your kids and their kids. So what do we do this week? At the risk o f sounding meek or naive. I s tro n g ly s u g g est th e a th letic equivalent o f turning the other cheek. In the face o f potentially blatant unsportsmanlike behavior. It falls to us to be the personification of sportsmanship. Don't Jeer. Don't boo. Don't Insult or threaten. It's going to he a real challenge, but don't do It. Don't let yourself be dragged down to that level. Barring an upset. It's going to be tough for the players.-Venting your spleen will do nothing to take the sting out o f the defeat. There's a real chance that It could get ugly on the court this week. Don't add to It. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N E O R D H E R A L D D A IL Y �- Sanford Haraid. Sanford, Florida - Monday, January 24, IB M S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S eastern conference Attentk CJetsten W L Pel. Now York M It 76) OrtoaR* 7) 14 Jto New Jersey •0 70 .474 Mtaail IF r> .4)* Botton 17 7) 4)5 Philadelpfsia 14 7) 4)0 Washington 24) 1) » Central Division Attonta 74 to 77) Chicago 77 II 711 Choc lotto 77 17 1*4 Cleveland If it too Indiana to 70 444 Milwaukee 7*1 n V Detroit 0 M 74) WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division w L Pt). Houston If t 74) Son Antonio V U 454 Utoh H 14 450 Denver II 31 44) Mmnesofo 1) 2) >4) Deltas 1 U OU PftOflC O lfftH i Seattle X A 02) Phoenli V 10 r x Portland 2) 14 HO Golden State 21 U 544 LA Clippers 12 24 U t LA Lakers 12 24 214 Sacramento 12 M 214 U i a t k r 'i O a im Hew J«rw y 174. Gotten in to f t Hamilton lit. Cortland SI tt Tturd Plara Keuko *0. Slaton Island I* Mount SI. Mery Teurnemeat Chempienship Mount si Vmeant 77. Mount St Mary. N V 70 Third Place Old Westbury M7. Bradford4t t»i O r U n t e I I I . Pb.la0#tebi4 l i t Washington *0. Detroit t ) Chor tort* f I. Ml l weuke* 00 Chicago 10. Indianall Atlanta ft. Minn*tot* II Houston is*. Utah Ml San Antonio Ml. Datiat I I DonrorOX Soofttofl Pho*nt> 111 Portland 111 Cleveland III. Sacramento 10*. OT Sends y's Games Philadelphia If. Now York *1 Miami I I I Washington M M ad ay't Oamo* Dallatat Botton. I R p m Chicago at Detroit, 7 U p m Milwaukee at Indiana. 7 X pm Seattle at Utah, f p m Teetdey't Oamet Wa thing*tn at Orlande. 7iM p.nt. Owrtett* at Miami. 7 M a m Phoenli at New York. I p m Atlanta *t Milwaukee | 10 p m Oar*land at Houston. I IS p m Sacraments at San Antoni*. I to p rr LA Clippert at Seattle. to p m Now Jersey at Portland is X p m 4 - N I A T I I L Sutters M WASHINGTON (H I Gvglletl* M 11 L MacLran A ll as 11 Duel worth 1 1 )4 1 , Adam* X4 S S 1 Choanry AM A t H SUItan I d l y ?, Bun,, o « m I, Price 41 S t t. Overton 4 IS 1 1 M. Walker 11 lIX M u re te n J O M S T o to ll IS I f IS M H I (US) Lane S M A I Id. Nice f 141 1 II . Setkaty A » 111. Miner AS SS M. Smith * M 4 S I I Cairt 41 M 1 Salley I t > ) *. AU m * t « oo I I Cetger 1 S M I Bat 11SS l.K e u te r l i l t ) Tottlt: 47-70IS M i l l IS I ) It SI - M S4 SS IJ SS - IIS ) Point goal* - Wathington 1 1 (Pries I 4. Gugliotta S 1. Overton 01. Adam* 0 11. Miami d-IS (A k a Id . Smith S I A Mint I I , Geiger S I. M S I. Kattier S I ). Found out - Non* Redound* — Wathington St (Muretan 7). Miami IS llaikaty 11). A ltlttt - WattlingIon IS (Adam* 41, Miami 14 (Smith 111 Total tout* - Wathington >0. Miami 73 Technical! - Adam*. A - I4JBS Saturday'! game MAOIC III, l**r* I I I ORLANDO M ill Andertan II I ) SS S4. Turner Sd SS 1 O'Neal IS I* A I ) IS. Hardaway 0 It 4 0 to Skllot I S I M I » . A ven tS I SSO R o d ln ttt SS 1 Scott I 4 SS 1. Bowie I I SS 1. Royal 1 7 AS IS. Total*: SS t> 14 SS 111 PHILADELPHIA ( I I I ) Perry Sd SS 1. Weathertpoon S 14 S4 It. Bradley is 17 a t 14. Barret IS11 H 11. Hamaceh SIS I I IL Wootrldg* AM 14 IS Lacknor 1 * SS 1 Graham I S SS S. K dd S t SSS T**at» 4 S t ll) t t llS • M H n ss U h * r i f f " j USA TODAY CNN Top IS The USA TOOAY CNN betkaIbail caochot’ pell, wtlh firit piece volet in parenlhetei. record* total point* bated on IS point* lor a lin t piece veto through one point tor * SSth place veto, and toil weeks ranking: t UCLA (111 S. Duke (II S Kant*. 4 North Carolina S. Arkantat * Purdue 7 Kentucky I Mattachutettt t Cannoctkut IS Indian* II Ar lion* IS Lauttvtlle l l Temple 14 Syracuta 15 Mkhigen Sunday's Wemeu's Basketball Scores EAST Carlow 7f. Pitt Bradford 44 Cannoctkut 17. Miami 44 Jamas Madison 4S. American U IS Loyola. Md tt. Manhattan SS Hew Haven Tt, LtMoyn* tt NYU 74 Carnegie Mellon 5) Northeastern** Delenare*) St Rose 17. Queen* Coll S) Seton Hall Tt. Vlllanov* S7 $ Connecticut IS Keene SI SI SOUTH Centre 70 Trinity. Tea** 17 E Kentucky Tt. Tennessee Tech*7 E mory 70. Brand** 14 Georgetown. Ky tS. Notre Dame. Ohio. *4 Kentucky 7t, Georgia ig Mar ymount. V * W Mery WasTtlngtws IS Maryville. Term 100. Averett St Mil leaps t). Oglethorpe 14 Sewanee S4. Rhotel 44 William A Mary 47, N C Wilmington *0 MIDWEST Colorado 71. Iona SI *4 Creighton tt. SW Missouri S4 Df 0**44. Wichita SI 47 Kansas 7*. Oklahoma SI 44 Kansas SI. 71. Oklahoma S4 Mar quelle 7a Oer«on *4 Minnesota 77 IndianaM Nebraska SA Missouri 71 Northwestern itt. Wisconsin I ) Ohio SI S7. Michigan Al M Perm SI *7. Michigan 1) A lllmatt 71. Indiana Al 47 Valparaiso tS. Youngstown Al H Washington. Mo 71. Cos* Western 4) SOUTHWEST Teres A A M 17. S4cremento At 41 TOURNAMENT Tyler Invltatlenel Citetnpioa ship Wesleyan. G* 7L Hubert 74 Tturd Piece RamapoTI. Smith 44 CONNECTICUT 17. MIAMI 44 MIAMI (74) T.Young I I I 11 A Thornes 4 1) 4S IX Watson 1 1 00 4 Mikhel I ll 68 X Me Garry 14 1 ) 4 . Mervw I 4 01 I. Murrey 1 7 I ) A Castaneda S 4 SS X C.Young 1 IS 7 1 A Mate SS SO 0. Fauknor 11 SS t. Wegner I I 00 S Total*: 14 71 I I I * 40 CONNECTICUT USD Berube 4 t 4 4 IX Elltotf 2 7 1 2 7. Lobo 7 to 7 0 13. RUlottl I t I S A Webber 1 1 * 4 7. Better 1 4 S 4 A Walter* t i l l ) 17. Matlock BSBB X Hoaty 1 1 71 4 Rote I SSSS. Totals s s « s n it s 7 . Haiftim* — Connecticut 1*. Miami 14 1 point goats - Miami SIS (Murray I I . Thomas I A Mikhail IS. Faulkner 11. C.Young X4I Connecticut Ala (Berube IS . Lob* 1 1 W ither I A Rlmttl (S I. Fowled out - T Young Rebounds - Miami 41 (T.Young ID. Cannoctkut S* (Wottort ISI Assist* Miami 7 17 tied seven wtlh 1|. Connecticut 77 (Rurotti. Webber SI Total tout* - Miami IS. Connecticut 14 A - I N I rttisttikikt Alt Timet 1ST Saturday. Jan t Kansas City 17. Pittsburgh SA OT Graen Bay St. Detroit )4 New Turk Giant* 17. Minnesota 10 Lo* Angeles Rekter* *7. Denver 74 Setordoy. Jan IS Buffalo 7*. Los Argot#* Raider*)) Son Francisco44. New York Giants 1 Sunday.Jan I* Dallas 17. Groan Bay 17 Kansas City IS. Houston to Sunday. Jan. 11 Buffet* X . Kansas City I) Dallas It. San Francisco II Al Atlanta H - 111 n - ns 1 Point goal* - Orlando S t (Andertan 1 1. Shi** I L Scott s i . Tumor S I. Hardaway SSI. Philadelphia 4 I ) (Barret S S. Parry I S. Mornaceh I S. Bradley S I ). Fouled out Non* Rehoundt — Orlando SS (Anderion 14). Philadelphia at (Weathertpoon IS) A u itti Orlando 14 ISkll** 111, Philadelphia 14 IHomacoA t). Total loult - Orlande It. Philadelphia I S A - I t . 141 r n US A4t II f Butlatav* D allas.»pm IN B C I Sunday, Fab.* Pro Bowl at H onoM u.lpm . (E SP N ) duals Bill*. Stats * I 7 * — t) 7 1) t tt - » First Quaiisr But - Thomas 11rui IChrittk kkkl. t:1 l. KC - FG Lowary 11.1! at KC — FO la w oryD . 14.11. Kansas City Bull* I* But — Thom** ) run (Chrlstt* kkk). 1 SO But — FG Chrltli# 1). 7 14 But - FGChristi* 21.11.It Tbtrd Quarter KC - Allen I run |Lowery kkk 1,11: SA Fourth Ouerter But — FG Christie I t . ) 05 But — Thomaslrun iChrisliekkk).* X A — 74442 IA1 ITS S 1)1 U t i l I4S 71) S 111 Ml 4 M1 14) IAS Id I IIS 14) MS *44 tit tSS S47 Ut S14 an M t 7 II S t it II S 4tt II IS1 ITS It I) 4 U ll) is* ai it 14 Minnetot* 17 Witcontln I)S 1*S IS 15 Alabama Birmingham 14) SIS 10 It Georgia Tech X Cincinnati I) S 141 is SI Maryland IIS 111 a Marduett* 114 114» Calitornia 104 M 14 14 Wett Virginia 111 V SS Botton Colley* III 10 1) Other* roc*(ring velet: Sami Loult 41, Xavier. Ohio SI. Missouri « . New M eik o Si 40. Oklahoma SI. 40. OePaui 11. Illinolt 1). Virginia St. Florid* It. Brigham Yotmg 11. Konta* SI IS. M lttlttlp p l Al It. SW Laotian* is. Georgia t. Wake Forttl t. Tetat S. Alabama 7. Penn S. Providence 1. Tuita A Nebratka 1. UNLV 1. Virgin.* Tech 1. Bradley I, Murray At I, V * Cam il. ii s tn ii foadty ‘ 1 College Basketball Scare! CAST Del ewer* SO. Northeastern 14 Oreiel H. Boston U U Gallaudel II*. Bard 11 LeMeyn* to. Naw Haven 17 NYU H. Carnegie Mellon 70 Tempi* Til Rutgort 14 Woitbrook 100. Green Mountain 17 SOUTH CentreSO. Trinity, Tei 71 Emory SX Brandet! 41 Georgia Tech 7a Virginia to Memphis SI 41. Ctncmnefl SS Oglethorpe 0*. Milttapt 77 Aewanee SL Rhetet 7) South Alehame 71 Arkamat St St Wathtogton A La* SA Cathaik U. Al MIDWEST Cae 7*. Ripan IS Cornell, lew* It. Carroll Wit 11 llllnot! W etiyntt. Elmhurttll Knot4A Lawrence*! Michigan 7A IMineitTC Monmouth. Ill SI.BeM ilU SI Norbert 77. llUneftCal 7AOT Wathington. Me tl. Cat* Western 77 Fumblot Lett Penaiiiet rordt Timoot Pottottion SOUTHWEST T etat 107. Georgia tt FARWEST Idaho SI f l. Sacramento St M TOURNAMENTS Htmlltoa Invitational I— A ITAM PIM Ot KC But to 72 11 5) 44 77* to* 1*0 1 tt S 70 4*0 sot 00 7 IS M U ) 17 77 0 0)7 00 0 41 4M 11 10 07* 7 to 71 to to to First downs Rushes yards Passing Punt Returns Kickoff Returns Interceptions Ret Comp Alt Int Socked Ter Os Lost Punts Fumbles Lost Penalties Yard) Tim* of Presets! n INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSMINO - Kansas City. Allen It SO. Anders ) I, Montana M Buffalo. Thomas U IN- K Dari* IS U. Reed I A Kelly 11 PASSINO - Kansas City. Montana * 1 ) I tiX Krwg 141* I Itt buttalo. Kally I7I7S ISt RECEIVING - Kansas City. Cash *S7. Oavt* SS7. Blrdan a 40. Allan I J L Mr-N*ir in. Hay** S1A E Thompson I t). Hugrwt 1 11. Andars I 7. Stott IS Buffalo. Reed 4 4*. Brooks 4 SA Met (clears 4 7*. Thomas 1 77. Beebe 2 If. Me Keller I 7. MISSED FIELD GOALS - Non* 4S*rt Cawbays. Slats San Francis** t 7 7 7 — 11 Dallas 7 11 7 1 -7 4 Pint Owrltr 0*1 — E Smith 1 run (Murray kkkl. t If Ovirffr SF — Rarhman 7 pass Irom Young (Coler kkkl. SS Dot — Johnston 4 1un (Murray kkkl. I I) Dal — E Smith II pass from Airman (Murray k k k l.t Sd Dal — Novatek If pass tram Alkman (Murray kkk). 14:67 Third Ouirftr S F -W a tto r * 4ru n(C atorkkk).f l ) Oal — Harper *7 past Irom Kotor (Murray kkkl. 17 M rourtb Quarter O al- F G Murray SO. I OS SF - Young I run (Coler kkkl. M 54 A — 44.*07 SF First down* Rw*>w* yard* Passing Pun! Returns K kkoff Returns Intercept u n i R tl Comp AH Int Sacked-Yards Lost P in ts 74 74 D 44 U 1)4 77S 7U IS 14 *M 7H 1 14 04 77 41 I i » n o 417 4 44 77 4 41 V • ■ , r S. I r 70 *4 * H 77 SO *7* 1) 1) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUINING — Sen Francisco. Young 7 St. Welters 11 V . Rothman 2 f Dalle*. E Smith 1) H. Alkmen 1 IS. Johmten 4 IX Lassie I t. K ou r 7 (minus J) P A S tIN O - Sen Fran cisco. Young 17 ** I » 7 Dellas. Alkmen Ir IS * 177. Kotor Sfgtl. Harpe'0 100 RECEIVING - San Francisco. Wattor* 7 11. Hke t o Taylor 1*1. J William* 1 44. B Jones 1 )*. Logan 1 )1 , Turner I II. Rathman I 7 Dallas E Smith 7 11 Harper 4 71 No.atek a S7. Irvin 1 21. Johnston ) 17 MISSED FI ELDOOALS — Non* NHL All Tlmat 1ST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlanlk Orvissa* W L T PH OF OA NY Rangers X t) ) 4) to) t i l Now Jersey 24 IS 4 S4 141 124 Philadelphia 24 to ) si i n in r ter id# I f 17 • 44 I2S III Washington to 71 4 44 US 142 Tampa bay II U S 41 I l f 144 NY Islanders 17 7) S J4 IS4 IS4 Harthr# St Dins ten Pittsburgh 77 1) 10 V4 144 140 Mantreal 77 17 1 12 147 12) Boston to to t 44 II I 140 Buffalo It to S 4t ISI 124 Quebec to 7) S 41 m 144 Hertford 17 M 4 24 144 I4S Ottawa t 25 S 2) 124 2M WESTERN CONFERENCE Cantrol Division W L T P it OF GA I ’ I4 1 1) 1*0 IM Toronto OotrcJI M 14 5 57 M7 154 Dallas )4 II 7 U 171 150 St. Louis T) II * 57 147 155 Chicago )■ It 5 47 IM 1)1 Winnipeg 17 17 5 7* 140 I f ) Pocifk Division Calgary >4 17 7 55 110 151 Vancouver 7) 77 1 45 15) ISO Lot Angeles t l 7) 4 40 ITS 100 JLnoheim to 17 4 40 1)1 154 San Jot* IS It 14 40 t ) ) 145 Edmonton 1) to 7 U 140 IT) Saturday s Gam* East* West* Sunday's Games No games scheduled Monday's Games Boston at Harttard 7 11 p m Belial* vs Tampa Bay at Ortand*. 7 11 pm . Mantreal at Fterlda. 7 is p m New Jersey at Dalles • IS p m Let Angel** vt Calgary at Pheann. * IS pm Vancouver r* Edmonton at Saskatoon, la s t . * l i p m St Louts al Anaheim, is l i p m Tuesday's Games Ottawa *1 Pittsburgh 7 U p m PNIadtifhi**tQuebec. 7 U p m Boston at Washington. 7 U p m Chicago at Detroit. 7 l i p m SI Louis*1 Vancouver. 10 U p m N Y Ranger* al San Jose. 1* M p m Winnipeg at Lot Angotot. W M p m Northern Tskccas Open. Scares TUCSON. Aru - Finals scores and prir* money Sunday from IN* tt I millton Northern Telecom Open, playod on the 7.140yard, par 77 Tucson Nottonol Coil Resort court* Andrew Mage*. StSSAOO 4**7 47 47-770 Laesn Roberts. i n M t » 44 7744-777 Vl|ay Singh, *77.400 *7 40 7145-77) J4y Oon BUM. *77 4SS U 40 *7 44 - 777 Wove Strieker. W e ® N S f 4447-177 Ohn Brown*. *7*400 7*704447-77) R obertG om ot.Ill 471 *4717140-774 Jim Furyk.SU 471 t t t f 47 71-774 Rkk Fehr. *77.400 U 400*44-77* RoccaM*dtoto.t77.H0 70 TO71 4S—774 Ph.IMkkolton.i77 430 4* 70 70 47- 77* Jim Thorp*. 177.HO 44 70 70 4 7 - 774 John Hutton. 177.400 44 71 7047-774 bob Burns. (77.400 70 77 4* 41-77* Mike Springer. S77 400 704S 7144- 774 Kirk Triplett, 177.400 M 4* 70 44-71* Billy Mayfair. 177.400 4* 7140 4S-174 David Fehorty,S77.400 704*4’ 70- 774 Dillard Pruitt. 177.400 44 7140 71-17* Tad Schutl. SI) 710 71 *1 40 47-177 Ted Tryba. ttl.710 7147 7144-177 Rust Cochran I f 414 117*4*40-774 Mark BrookA t* .f It 77 40 71 47 - 771 Wayna Grcdy. H .f to U 4 4 U 4 7 -7 7 I Morris Hatatsky. t f . f l t 4* U 44 70- 771 Gil Morgan. **.»U 70 4* 7)44-771 David Tams. H .f 14 TO44 7* 70- 77* Mika Hainan. H .f to 4* 704471-77* Van UU*,. U 411 714* 70 41-77* Christian Pen*. 14.41) M U 70 44- 27* Mik* Standly. M i l ) 71 * » 4* 70- 77* Wltll* Wood. SA4I1 7* 71 71 47-17* Keith Clearwater. SA4I1 71 44 71 71-27* Larry Nelson. SA41I 4SU 71 71-17* Gone Saufry. *4.41) 70 70 44/1-17* Tom Slockmam. 14.4') U H 7144-17* Fred Funk.N i l ) 47 7144 U -77* Jay Oolsing. 14*1) M44 70 7S-17* Davo Rummell*. 4AU0 70 7)4*44-7*0 Curl Byrum. SAUO 71 71 T O M -7*0 John Mors*. SAU* 70 70 U 4 7 - IH Payne Stowart. U N O 71 47 71 72-2*1 Rabin Freeman. U .*40 70 71 TOTO-NI Fully/teller. U NO *♦ 71 7447-MI Lennl* Clements. U N O 70 U U 47-701 Ronni* Black. U .ft l 71 H 7171-10) Glen Day. U.**2 *♦ 70 70 71-7*7 Yoshlnori Mllumakl. !).**> 71 70 70 71-7*7 Jo* Olakl. U.H7 N 4* U 74- 201 K enGreon.il.**) M U 71 OO- 7*1 Guy Boros. 52 I f ] 4* 7) 71 **-7*1 BiandetChombtoe. 17 SI* TOM 77 71-7*7 John Inman. U.S1* 71 4* 70 71-7*1 Curtis Strangs. U.SH 7144 71 75-MS John Flannery. U U* M 77 71 70—10) Brut* Fteishar. U.S1* **7 0 M 7 S -1 U Been Clear. I ) ST* 71 71 71 TO-1U Brad Bt yanl. U.SH 74 4S7S47-2U Chris Oimarta. U.40* M 74 70U-104 Lee Janien. U.4H 71 H U 71-104 Bill Britton U.4H 71 71 74M-1S4 Billy Andrade. 12.40* 7I7I74M -7S4 BobMay.U.HO M 71 It 74-201 Doug Tewoll. U.1IS 70 71 70 74-101 Peto Jordan. U .) It T O U T IU -H i Bill Kratiart. U . llt U 70 7) 71 -H i Jim Woodward. U .) 10 U M 7 I4 S -H S Gary McCord. U . 1U 4 ) 74 74 7 1-H t Neal Lancaster, u 717 4* U 71 7S-H7 Jim Me Govern. U.1U0 77 70 71 71-7*0 Grant Wait*. 17.171 70 71 *1 *4 - 7*7 Brett Ogle *7 U 74 - WD TENNIS U Australian Open Result* MELBOURNE. Australia - Results o« the U 7 mlltlen Australian Open (leadings In parentheses 11 SUNDAY Men Singles Fsurtti round Jim Courier ID. Dad* City, del Wayne Ferred* I ID. lev’ll Alrka. 4 A 4-A 47. Goran Ivanisevic IS). Croatia, del Grant SUtlord. South AlrkO. 4 1 4 7. 7417 1). Pet* Sempra! ID. Tampa, del lean Lendl (III. Greenwich. Cons*.. 74 (71). 4 L 7 4 1741. Third Raond Byron Black. Zimbabwe, and Jonathan Stork 17). Medlord. Or* , del. EMI* Ferreira, South Atoka, and Christo Van Hamburg. South Atoka. 4 A 7417 4). Kvr Flech, Alpharetta. Go. and Rkk Leach (H I. Laguna Beach Calif, del Paul Kitoerry. Australia, and Michael Tebbutt. Australia. 7 14 7(7 7).04 Sebastian Lertau. Canada, and Darnel Nestor. Canada, det Libor Plmok. Belgium, and Oreg Vaa Emkurgh. Naples. 7 X 41 Jaccu Eltingh. Netherlands, and Pau* Haarhuls ID. Netherlands, del Stolen Ed berg. Sweden, aid Petr Korda (ID . Crech Republk. 17.74(7 SI.4 7 Tom Nl|S*on. Netherlands and Cyril Suk 171. Ciocti Republic, del Dark) Adams. Australia, and Andrei Oihovtkly 1*1. Russia. 10.47.44 Fourth Round Steffi Grot (I). Germany del Sendrln* Testud Franc*. 4 1 .4 ) Klmlko Det# (101 Japan del Ginger Helgoson. Alpine Calif. 7 L * I. Conchlta Mart.net (J). Spam, tel Chanda Rubin. Lataystto. La . 7 * (7 41.4 1 MONDAY Fourth Round f Thomas Mutter (4). Austria, te l Atoa ander Voikov (III . Russia. 4 X 4 X 4 > Stolon Edberg 141. Sweden, del lo r * Jonttor . Sweden 4 4 4 4 4 4 Todd Martin IS). Lansing. M k h . del Xavier Deufretn*. Belgium. *7 117). 7 * (7 11.S X * 1 Deubiet Third Reuwd Martin Demm and Karel Nevacek. Crech Republk. te l Andrew Krstrmarm and Mark Kratimarm. Australia. 4 X S 4 Jan Apell and Jonjt BiorSman. Swvten. det Henrik Holm and Anders Jarryd 117) H.74I74I.S1 Third Reund Pom Shrivor. Baltimore, and Elliabeth Smylie ll). Austoalto. del Laura Goiarsa. Italy, and Natella Madvetet* (17). Ukraine 4 X 74 *4 Gigl Fernantei. Aspen Cato, and Natalia Z ve re v* ( I ) . Belarus, del Eugenia Memos ova. Russia and Leila Maskhi nil. G eorgia.*).* I Patty Ftndkk. Sacramento. Calif. and Meredith McGrath ( 7i. Midland Mkh . det Amanda Coetier Scvth Atoka, and Ines Gorrorhatogui If). Argentina. 4 4 S 4. * I Ann Grossman. Grove City. Ohio, and Julio Richardson 1141. New Zealand, del Manuel* Male* re Fragnler*. Switierland. and Helena Lukova |4|. Crech Republk. 0 1.4 4 Menon Boiiegral. F4*th*rlands and Debtee Or*h4m ( I t ) . Tamp* det Conchlta Martin*!. Spain, and Larisa Neiland IS). Latvia. 4X0 4 Jana Navatna. Ciech Rtpubllc. and Ar antra Sanchei Vkarto 17). Spain tel Etna R fln ach . South A frica, and Andrea Stonedeva III). Ciech Republk. 40. S 7.4 7 Jill HelherIrsglon. Canada and Shaun SlaNord (Ml. Gatnasrill# tel Nk*i* Arendt. Gainesville and Kristin* Radford. Australia. *7.41 Mary Jo* Fm antel. Miami and Zma Garrison Jackson 1*1. Houston del Lmdser Okvenporl. Murrieta Cent . «nd Lisa Raymond I IS). Wayne. Pa .* I. * 1 Mired Banters Second Roussd Todd Woodbridg*. Austral to and Helena Lukova It). Crech Republk. tet Mike Bauer. Emoryelll*. Call!., and Pam Shriver. Baltimore. 4 ). 4 4 First Seed Humphries. Tampa, det. Scott Clark. New Zeeland.4 X 4 ) Wet Ju Chan. Taiwan, tel Craig Clvkts. Australia.4 711 71.41.4 I Mark Phllippoussis. Austra'to. del Steven Blundell. Australia. 4 X * t Alton Betobraldk. Australia tel Ben Coates. Australia. 41.4 1 James Delgado. Bula n tel Mari/Sl Kur. Poland * 1. a « Mailmo Huord. Franc*, te' Dante Da Crwi. Philippines. 4 A 4-1. Roman Kukal. Clech Ropubik. M Novak Nash. Australia. S 7. >4.4* Sebastian Swtork. Australia tel Luke Bosk. Australia. 47 (4 7). £ . 4 4 M 4 II 00 Castollorl. Italy. 4*1 Daniai Healey. Austraiu. 4 7. 7 S Giorgio Gellmbertl. Italy, tel Akram Zaman. Australia. S A 4 7 Andars Stonman. Sweden del John Hui. Hong Kang 4 7.4 7 Ben Ellwaod. Australia, tel Anibran Baruah. India.* 1.41. Du|a Mrdul|as. Croatia tel Maalma Boy*. Franc*. 14.4 A 17 tt Rainer Schutttor, Germany, del He* Seok Chung. South Korea. 1 7.4 7 Andrian Raturendong. Indonesia, del FredrIk Jonsson. Sweden. 4 A 41 Mark Way. Australia, det Previn Wee*. Sri Lenka. 00.41 Otrls Stogies First Raond Natali* Dlttmann. Australia, del Amanda Dundas. Australia. 14.74(II PI. 7 S Jenny Aim Fetch. Australia tel Rochelle Reaentleld. Australia. *1.40 Cindy Watson. Australia, tel Monk* Ma). Swltiortand.40.S2 Futaba Kubota. Japan, dtl Monika Sekutov. Australia. 0 A 4 7. Tie-lino Wens. Taiwan, dtl. Carina Marart*. Baca Retea. 4-A 74 <711. Karon Clton. Australia, dtl. Sally Aim* Cutttor.Austrolto.4 7.t7 Amy Jonsan, Australia, del Lochia Trtwkk. Australia. 4 A 4 4 Natasha Cairns. Naw Zielend. dot Bryarm* Stowart. Australia. 1*17 11,71 Jodi* Lynn. Australia, del Crlsttone Mar radl.ltaly.4 7.S4.47 Kym Laver, Australia, dtl Vanessa Ken doll. Australia.* 1.1 A 4 4 Jan* Brown. Australia, del Katrina Burk*. Australia.* A 44.40 Rena* Reid Australia, del Kaon Kuki. Japan. 4 7.4 I Sltlani* Kelm, Australia, del Kyll* Moulds. Australia. 4 A * 1 Petr# Gasper. Australia, del Lana Scard-gno. Australia. 0 4 Barbara Schett. Austria, tel Chan Leo. Hong Kang. 4X4 4 Alexandra Schelder. Germany, del Haytoy Carswell. Australia. 4 0.41 Lenny Young. Australia del Juliet Die*. Australia. 7 S. 4 4 Ludmila Varmurova. Clech Republic, det Francesca Lao. Philippines. 4 X 7 > Elliabeth Jells Australia, del Nkoio Kalwal. New Zealand. 7 4(7)1.40 Ml Ra Jeon. South Karoo, del Nami Ur*b*. Japan. 4 A 41. Anaebel Eltwoed. Austoalto. 4*1. Marlssa Cell in. Clearweter. 4X 41. TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL AffMfkifl I EHwf TEXAS RANOERS - Agreed to terms with former Seminal* Community Collet* ftoyer Rtb 0«K*y, eel I*etd*r. and James Hurst, pitcher, an on* yoor contracts BASKETBALL Kattersal Basketball Assoctotloa DENVER NUOGETS - Signed Roy Mar bi*. guard, to a 10day contract. LOS ANGELES LAKERS - Signed Reggie Jordan, guard, to a 10day contract OOLF UNITED STATES OOLF ASSOCIATION Fleeted Reg Murphy president. Judy Bell and D Ronald Daniel vk* presidents F Morgan Taylor secretary, and Gerald A Stahl too*surer HOCKEY Hellene I Hockey League DALLAS STARS - Recalled Richard Metvichuk and Tammy Slodin. defensemen, tram Kalamarao *1 the International Hockey League QUEBEC NOROIOUIS - Traded Sieve Oichesn*. defenseman, and Denis Chess*, light wing, to the SI. Louis Blues tor Ron Sutter and Bab Besson, cantors; and Garth Butcher, defensemen COLLEOI CINCINNATI — Suspended Dantonla Wingfield, basketball forward, tor an* gam* tor mltsing a clou NAVY — Named Doug William* attiiUAt football coach Recreation hoop leaders maintain collision course Prom Staff R t p t r f i SANFO KD - A d o u b le Ahowdown Is on the horizon. The four undefenleds In the Sanford Recreation Dei»artnicnt Youth llRRkrtball League — Hardee's and Sanford Electric In (he Junior Division and Calvary Apostolic Tem ple and Fleet R e ­ serve brunch 147 of the Senior DtvlMin — nil |>o»lrd victories Saturday at (tie Sanford Middle School Gymnutorlum to keep the chances o f head-to-head undefeated mntrhup* on Febru­ ary 5th very much alive. The defending Junior Division champs. Hardee's, continued to roll almost unabated, crushing Sanford Antiques (1-4) H7-4 to Improve to 5-0. Sanford Electric (4-0), meanwhile, needed a 16-0 third quarter advantage to trip Sanford A re Hardware (0-4) 34-10. Sanford Paint and body (1-3) had the bye. In oth er J u n io r D ivisio n games, the Fleet Reserve Ladles Auxiliary Improved tn 3-1 with u 30-10 triumph over Sunnllund JUNIOR OlVItlON HARDEE‘ 117. SANFORD ANTIQUES 4 Four t ‘*>tr* K u t o In stoute* figures and Santo'S Antiques was stout es/l tor tow lost true* quarto's es Hardee s inersesed It* season scaring edge to 24) 4! Hard**) KOTO'S MVP James Bennett (Ml. Srlyostor Wytws Jr ( » ) . Mils V*tot Jr. tD I. Jamaro Ftotd* (U ). F r W William* (2) Santoro Antiques score's MVP Justin Roger* Kendall Konnon IliK k ) SenSerO Antiques ( I ) WeytotOOt Rogers I 00 ). M*mww 0 00 0. Kennon 1 00 2. Manor 0 001 Tetals > 0 0 4 Hardee’s (17) Valet <0 I ) D . Bennett 14 Of » Wynrs tt 00 72. Ward 0 00 0. Fields 700 14 Williams I 0 0 ) Totals i ) l 107 toques 4 * t 0— 4 •‘I 74 It ll IS — 07 SANFORD ElECraiCM ACE HARDWARE tt Sis d tlerent players scored In the la 0 tturd quarter ts Senter <Jc lect'k stayed unbeaten Sanlord Electric scorers MVP William Everett, jotonattvan Brooks (I eocto). Do motolus Rear**. Bradley I k s *. Joton K ill Ingswqrtts 14 oacto). Jimmy Postell. WIMto Stringer, Ctorli Eran* ( I oactil Ac* Hardware scorers James lews (10). MVP Albert Ely (4). Adam Smith. Tony AdemeIs (loach). Abel Lucca III SeMord Ac* Hardware (tt) As Lucca 0 00 0. Ab Lucca 0 17 1. Al Lucca 0 00 0. Laws S 0 7 10. Smith 1 00 7. Whit* 0 07 0 Adamets I 02 X Ely 7 00 A Lamar t o o t . Murphy 0 00 0. Boots 0 00 0. OtuktotOtt Totait f t t l f Sanford Electok (Ml Rear**) 00 4 B'OOkt 4 0 0 1. L «k * 7 00 4. S E vans 0 0 0 0. Post#It I 00 2. Jackson 0 0 0 C. Stnngor I 00 7. C E eons I 00 ). Erorott 4 040. Klllmftworth ) 0 « 4 Totals 1700)4 Santard Aco Hardware • I I * — It Sanlord Electric I 4 It 4 - 2 4 FLEET RES. LADIES AUX. M SUNNILAND14 MVP Danoron Daniels Kcrad in of Hit gam# high II points In a I) 4 first Ouerter os the Fleet Reserve pulled off lh* win Other Fleel scorers Scott Johnson Islet. Michael Redding ( rival. Terrell Hunt. Matt Hoffman. Brian Porter. Terrell HalSon (»wo each) Sunnlland scorer* MVP Joe Gunlor (eight). Cecil Cooper Isle). Shan* Bumsod (two) Sennilend Carper alien (ISI Blake 0040. Burntod 0 ) ) ) . Elliott 000 Ol Anderson0000. Gunter 3 7 ) 1 . Cowor 2770. Total* 1*410 Fleet Reserve Ladles AoelUary INI Hurl I to 7. Johnson ) 00 A Dantes | |.| II. Hoffman I 00 7. Pdrtor • 00 7. Rtdd.ny 7 I t). Holton 1007 Totals: 147 7M Sunnlland Carporatinn 4 I I 4 - 1 4 F. R. Ladies Autlllery I) « I 7 - 10 CHRISTO'S tl. RICH FLAN 14 Christo's used a S0 fIrsl quarter and a 10 4 second quarter to taka o toad lhal Rkh Plan could nol overcom* Christo’s scortft Darius Wtllt 11)1. MVP Paul Suttonltold ()). Mario Frsonty. Ell|*h Campbell Doochl. Jason Finney |l| Rich Plan scorers Danto Me,or III. MVP Reginald William* (41 Denard Current)). Christo's 111) Finney t i l I. Freeney 100). MiktteltOd 0. E Campbell I 00 7. Weill 4 11 1). Suttonltold I I I ). Voltolire 0 000 Schleper 0 OOOTotals 9) 2D Rkh Plan (It) Smith 0 00 X William* 1 00 A Adamson 0 00 X Bottlka 0 00 0. Ma|*r 4 00 X R. Campbell 0 0 4 0. Bradford 000 X Millar 000 0. Curran ISO) Totait 70014 Christo's S It I 4 - 7 1 Rkh Plan 0 4 I 7 - 14 SENIOR DIVISION FLT.RES BRANCH 1477) SAN. RECREATIONII Branch 147 orated a II II first quarter deficit with a Tt 14 second quarter, men broke th* game open with a 30) third quarter scoring edge Fleet scorers Johnny Hollto (111. TltuO Waldo 114). MVP W illi* Lawson (III. Derrick Corporation (2-3) and Christo's also went to 3-1 with a 21-14 victory over Rich P la n (M ). The Senior Division matchups were almost as one-sided aa Calvary Apoetoltc (5-0) ripped ABB Power (1-4). &6-21: Fleet Reserve branch 147 (5-0) topped the Sanford Recreation "R ees" (1-4). 73 33; and Sunnlland Cor ixiratlon (3-2) turned Video Vault (0-5). 52-32. The only close contest of the day found A-OK Tires (3-21 edging American Legion (2-3) 54-51. Next week. In the Junior Division, at 0 u rn.. Christo's plays the Ladles Auxiliary and Sanford Paint and body takes on Ace Hardware; and at 10 a.m., Sunnlland faces Rich Plan and Sanford Antiques challenges Sanlord Electric. In the Senior Division. Ameri­ can Ixglon welcomes the Recre­ ation "Rees" ut 11 a m.; ADD Power buttles Fleet Reserve at noon; Video Vault tackle* A-OK Tires at I p m.: and Calvary Apostolic vies with Sunnllund at 2 p m. Cooper (Ml. George Baser III. Roderick Devil It). Willi* Wilkes(S) Recreation scorers M VP T arran ct Parkins I XI . william Wynn ( l » . M*|or Fisher (7). Cedric WllliomA Johnathan Honey lloacM Fleet Reserve Broach 147 (7)1 Da.ls ) 0 ) A Lawson S 1 1 1I. Baker 4 0 ) X Cooper ) 0 1 10. Gunn 0 00 X Curry 0 00 0. Horn* 1 )1 1 *. Wold* 1 00 IA Wilkes 7 I ) > Teton MS It 7) Sanford Recreation ID ) William* 1 07 7. Wynn t 0 ) 17. Parkins D ) ) » . WtyhOOOO Fisher 7 )4 7. Thrill 0 00 0. Holley I 04 7. Hpim 0 00 0 Totolt 77 * II S) Fleet Reserve IS M M 10 — 71 laniard Recreation 11 14 S I ] - S! Three point Hold 00*1 S — Fleet 4 (Waldo 4) A OK TIRES S4 AMERICAN LSO IO NII MVP Rkhard Rtddkkt scored t ) * f Ms gam*high 2) points In a 7)4 third quarter scoring odrsntog* a* A OK Tire* overcome 0 0 first quarter an d * M laholttlm * t e t k l t 1 to pull ofl 1h# vktory Other A OK Koeers Roney Proorua (1)1, Pranh Alphas (0). Albert Harris ( ll Legion scarors: M VP Dean Davis (IF), Steven Carter IIS). Kenneth Mauttrto (M l, Tweunto Cannon (FI, Arthur McIntyre. Alphonse Davit (7 te c h ) A OK Tiros (HI Vtiquei 0 00 0. Proenia S 00 IX Reyes 4 0 0 X Hunter OOOX Lee 0 0 0 X Alphtn 100 A Raddicts 14 I I t). Ham s I 0 0 1 Tetals 71 1 1U Arsserksn Loot** ( I I I Parker 0 00 X Meultrs* S X0 IX Hampton 0 00 0. Cannon) I I 7. Me Inlyr* 10 01. Carter » 2 ) IX A Davit 1 00 >. D Davit 7 00 17 Totals 2) 0 4SI A OK Tires 0 H t) 7 - 14 America* Laftow 0 70 4 II — II Three pomt field goal’s - A OK 7 (Rad d kk s* Proenia)). Logton) ID D e .it )) CALVARY APOSTOLIC IS. ABB POWER II A her leading by a 7* IS margin el haltoim*. Calvary Apootoik Tempi# put lh# gam* away Wtm a ISO third quarter Calvary scarors M VP Rkhy Floyd III ). L#rnoil Fayton (10). Daryl Roddtef (tl. Calvin Copeland 1 0 . Mik* Ashler (five). Kenny Edwards. Shawn Carden (4 each). Konny Brown David Oeoud (7 each). Bruce Carter (II. ABB scarors MVP Jermaln* Meeker (0), Josh Morns. Rkky Butter (4 each). Alan Delgado Tony Guencleto II each), Luis Falktonolll. ABB M w orttll A Delgado I 001. SlmptanOOOX Y T 000 0. D Delgado 0 #0 0. Mackey 4 0 0X Morris 1 00 A FotklanoO I I I . Ramey OOOX Butter ) XXAGstonciote 100). Tafolt 101 111 Calvary Apattoftc Temple (U ) Edwards 100 A Brpwn I 00 X Ashley 7 04 S. Faysan 100 to. Llggant 0 00 X Daoud I 00 7. R eddin g)) ) * . Ceoteend )C 4 A Floyd* ) t IS. Carter 11| |. Cardan tOOa Totals MSS SS ABB Sewer 4 11 0 0 — II Calvary Apatl. Tempt* 17 tl l l 14 — M Thro* point Held goal s — Calvary ) (Ashtey. Redding. Ftoydl SUNNILAND COOP 1). VIDEO VAULT tt Sunnlland raced to a to 14 hainim* toad and never loekod back In basing Vido* Vouil Sunnlland scarors: Walter Gaines (I ) ) . Ryan Mau If). Tony Clayton III. Anttwny Jamas 17). Undr* Baker. Mik* Evans (> oath). MVP Web Berry ()|. Alton Rentom (7), Mike Mar ley (I). Video Vault scarors: James {w o n (Id). M V P Darwin Williams (7). Fabian Metondet IS). Tarry Roecell (41. Gordon Laemonca II). Sunwitend Corporation (ID Mortey 0 M I. Barry 1 I I X Blok* 1 1-1 X Ransom 1 0 0 1. Gelnot * 00 IX Jomes ) 00 7. Mau 4 00 t. Evans 1 00 X Clayton 7 ) 7 0 Totals: M SSU V M t o V ld t in i Lanronc* 10 0 1. Williams ) 11 7. Me tend*! 7 111. Simpson OOOX S w a in * )! IA Rosilll 1 7 7 4. BI JO 0 00 X M#r HI 0 00 0 Totolt: I) €477 Sunnltond Corporation I I l ) 11 11 — it VMoaVoelt I t 10 0 — >7 Thro* pent fteld gaol's — Ssesniiond ) (.'am **. Mau. Evans) Wrestling— Continued fro m IB pounds while Nicky Samrm cam e mil on (op uiuong (he l25-|Miiindrrs Jason Nun was second In Ihr 171INJUiid class. The Greyhounds also had five w r e tillr r s w o r k ih c lr w ay through (he wrrstlebacks lo thc conBolallon finals. Krlr Stnllli lopped dial group hy placing llilrd ul 145 (Mnirids. Finishing fourth were Ail.im I'ortnoy 1112). I'elc Whillinglun (1101. Juan Diaz (135). and Alex Hannah (Heavyweight). While Ricky llainillon (119) und Sieve Snow (130) both won individual championship* for Lake branllcy. (he best new* for (lie Patriots was (he third place showing of heavyweight Chris Schluchicr. who saw his firm action of ihc season since suffer­ ing a knee injury al (lie start of football season. Tim Meredith (135) and Jason Solka (132) iilst) won Ihclr con­ solation round matches to finish llilrd for Luke bm ntlcy. Hrian black, a state champion for Oviedo Iasi season, claimed tlir 220-pound title for the Lions. Kenny Adamson (103). Sean W ils o n (1 J O ). and D u vli Ziekafoose (IHO) curb managed , thlrd-plarr allowing for Oviedo. Seminole's only wrestler K finish In (he top four of hi weight class was Bernard Mit clicll. vh o was the tournumcn champion at 171 pounds. For luike Howell. Robert Rcet placed fourth at 145 pounds. All six county schoqls will In In action dlls Tuesday and/oi Wednesday us they begin pre paratlons for Ihclr respecdvi district tournaments (which an less Ilian two weeks away). H ig h lig h tin g th is w eek 't sc h ed u le w ill he the Laki M u ry-Lym an du al m eet or Wednesday night at Lyman which will decide the Seminole Athletic Conference champion ship. Both schools bring In 4-C marks against the rest of the conference. Hut before the Rams wrestle Lyman, they'll travel lo Candlci on Tuesday night for a dual meet with Lake Weir. Also on Tuesday night. Seminole visits West Or angc. Oviedo Is at Kissimmee Gateway, and laikc Howell en­ tertains Winter Park. �Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida - Monday, January 24. 1994 - I B People Plan to plant spring garden IN BRIEF Radio controlled jets to fly The Sill annual International Jcta over DeLand )rt together will tnkr place on Thursday. Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Jan 27-30 at the DeLand Golden Hawks R/C Club Field. The field Is behind the Sperling Sports Complex on the northeast corner of the DeLand Airport. Tickets are $2 |*cr spectator. S3 per faintly. The entry fee for pilots is S20 for the four days. For more Information, contact Frank or Vicki Anderson (Longwood)at 830-1416. ‘Charlie Brown* to be performed The Weklva River Players will present "'You're u Good Man. Charlie Brown" on Friday. Jan. 28 at H p m .. Saturday. Jan. 20 at 2 and 8 p m. and on Sunday. Jan 3 0 ut 2 p.rtr. The shwo will Ire at the Eastinonlr Civic Centre. H30 Magnolia I)r.. Altamonte Springs. Tickets are $0 for adults. B4 for children 12 and under and for seniors 35 and up, Advance tickets are strongly recommended. For reservations, call 884-5 ISO. The performance will benefit the Seminole County Humane Society. Each person Is asked to bring a donation of canned or dry pet food, blankets, towels, laundry' detergent, bleach, newspaper*, rat litter or office supplies CALENDAR Clogging group to have classes Dixieland Cloggers hold classes from 7-8 p.m each Monday at the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Station *33. First Street and Wilbur Avenue. Help for gamblers offered Decide whether to use seed, transplants or cuttings Once you have prepared the garden site. It's time to decide the specifics o f how to start your vcgclublc. herb and/or flowering plants. For each vegetable, herb or flower you plan to grow in your garden, you will have to decide whether to start them from seed, transplants or cuttings. There are certain advantages to starting your plants from seed. The main advantage Is that you have a wider selection of varieties from which to choose. Further­ more. not all vegetables do well when transplanted nnd must be grown from seed sown directly In the row where they are to be grown. Some exceptions nre sweet potatoes. straw tarries.and Irish potatoes. Most herb* and flowers can either be direct sown or sown in small [lots that cun later be placed Into the grdrn. Good, quality seed can often mean the difference between success and failure In your garden. Buy good seed from a reliable source. For some crops seed may be saved from this year's harvest, but for many varieties, saving seed Is Impractical. Plant varieties of vegetables which have been tested and found lo be adapted to our area. Vegetables resistant to |>ests and tolrrant of adverse weather conditions ore much easier to grow successfully than those that are not. Circular 104. "Vegetable Grdrnlng Guide." a publication that may be purchased from the University of Florida, at a cost of $ 1.25. (applications are available al the Cooperative Extensln Service office) lists those vurletles which arc best suited lo Florida conditions. Of course It Is n challenge enjoyed by most o f us avid gardeners lo try varieties which are not supposed lo do well In this area. Don't be afraid to experiment with ques tlonablr varieties on a small scale. Use caution when handling purchased seeds. Most are treated with chemicals to reduce Injury and decay caused by Insects and d is e a s e s . T h e s e c h e m ic a ls are poisonous and should be treated ns such. Such treated seeds are not to be eaten under any circumstances. Keep them out o f the reach of children. When vegetable seeds are placed In the soli, they sprout and grow Into small plants. If they are sown properly. The soil provides water and nutrients for the small plants to flourish. Dut seeds can be planted so deep that young plants cannot reach the soli surface. Or they can be planted ton shallow and may be washed away with the first rain. Small seeds like carrots are planted shallow and fairly close together. They help each other break through the soli. Larger seed like com are planted farther apart. The young sprouting plants are larger and stronger and can break through the soil surface on their own. Plant tn straight rows. The garden will look better and be easier to hoe or cultivate. Rows should be marked off. Use a string or a cord stretched between two stakes as a guide. lairger seed makes stronger young plants. They can be planted deeper than the small seed. Plant small seed (turnips, carrots) Inch to Inch deep, medium seed (okra). */» Inch to 1 Inch deep and large seeds (lima beans) I Inch to IVk Inches deep. After the seed Is dropped or placed In the furrow, use the hoe. rake or your hands to cover the seed. Level the soli or mound slightly above the seed. Water seed bed at planting, using a soil spray of water, so that seed are not washed away. Keep garden evenly moist, but not excessively wet. Once seedlings emerge, thin as necessary to space according to seed (Package directions. Start planning now for next year's vegetable garden by keeping accurate gardening records this year. Make notes of varieties used, which varieties were most successful, planting efates and dates that seedlings emerge, nnd climatic conditions etc. Now sit back and watch Mother Nature do her magic — don't sit too long though, you've got work to do! For more Information nnd advice about seeding your garden, drop by the Coopera­ tive Extension Service office at 250 W. County Home Rond or call us nt 323-2500 ext. 5550. Gamblers Anonymous and Gum-Anon for family nnd friends, meet separately Monday und Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 I' m , Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Luke Ave.. Maitland. For more Information, call 230-9206. Bridgewater ribbon-cutting Al-Anon group gathers If you are troubled by the alrohollsm o f a fretnd or relative, there is help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics, will meet each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday night at H p m. at the Sahara Club. 2507 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more Information, call 332-4122. A b ig aven t In b e a u tifu l surroundings. Members of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors held a ribbon-cutting last wuek at Bridgewater Apartments, 500 W. Airport Blvd. In Sanford. C en ter with sh eers, Gary Gebelholf, business manager for Bridgewater, and Sally Reone, regional property man­ ager for Cumberland Property M an agem en t. W ith fo ld e d haitda, Amy Km nan, marketing representative. Others' In at­ tendance are Chamber Am­ bassadors and officials. Narcotics Anonymous meets In Sanford Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.tn. ut the Presbyterian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Kiwanis Club of Casselberry meets Klwaois Club of CaM fllrcrry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.in., a t Village Inn. corner Dog Track Rond and US Highway 17-92 in Longwood. For Information, call 8 3 1-8545. Employment opportunities for seniors HwaM PTtota k, fi An employment progrum sponsored by AARI* Senior Community Service Is held every Tuesday and Wednrsdav morning from 9 a.tn. to 11:30 a m. For Informal Ion, call 324-8008. The employment program Is also offered ut *hc luikr Mary Job Service Office on Wednesday*, from 9 to 12. phone. 330 6700. und at Lake Mary Senior Center. Thursdays. 9 to 12. . phone. 324-3060. 50-year-old gown ‘fabulous’ at reunion D EAR ABBYt Your column about whether to wear a sexy low-cut dress to a class reunion dinner dance prompts this letter. My college graduation class celebrated Its 50th reunion In 1987. When I was a freshman, m y parents bought me a red crepe formal, cut on the bias. It hud spaghetti straps, was rather low-cut. and had rhinestones 2 Inches upart all over It. I loved that dress and wore It many times. (Who could afford more than one evening gown then? It was right In the middle of the Depression.) When I married In June 1937. I took that dress with me. It hung In my closet for years, and although I never wore It. I Just couldn't bring myself to get rid Sewing club gathers Every Tuesdny from 9:30 u.m. to noon, the WOOPIE Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes ns well as Items for the Christmas Store. The Items mude by the club arc donated to prcemle babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. Weekly Lions Club meeting The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the American Legion on South Sanford Avenue. For Infom.nlon. call 321-0700. Bridge club to meet, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday nt the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. 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Vw4 ••• j illl) |g* m ■ U m Oww Sow s Sat, I I W US . . . , i m i i >-.« c^»>i • 1 1 CiwfgS»«Ar im ij ,15 a s: Im M C m I I >n- i l X I l I 1—---------------------- i — A D V IC I £ b M H ABIGAIL VAN BUREN prises and no legal hassle* over who gets the silver, stereo, the kids or the pets. Your fiance Is obviously u cautious and farsighted man. However: It ts always wise to consult your own legal adviser before signing anything. I Welcome NewcomerI i o f It. Finally, when my 50th college class reunion took place I wore t h a t red d r e s s a g a in . A 70-year-old female classmate spied me across the dance floor und shouted, "Nina! I hate you — I can't believe you can still get into that dress!" Abby. I'm enclosing a picture of myself In that clinging red dress at the reunion banquet. When you're through laughing, please destroy It. M O VII l A N D I " Florida's own Newcomer service" • dedicated to welcoming new re side nts. It is our desire lo make you feel welcome and to acquaint yuu with our city. If you are new in the area, or know o f a family who L«, a phone call will bring a prompt visit from ourrepieientative.Shc has brochures, civic information, maps; and to help with your shopping needs, cards of intro­ duction and gifts from local merchants. NINA D. IN DALLAS DEAR NINAt I will not destroy that picture. I think you look fabulous! That red gown ts much better looking than the gowns they're showing today — and with combat boots yeti DEAR ABBYt The man I am engaged to marry lias asked me to sign a prenuptial agreement. We are both In our mtd-30s. and this Is a first marriage for both of us. Although 1 have agreed to sign the document. 1 am having secon d thoughts W h ile my (lance looks at It as the “ smart" thing to do tn this day and age. I perceive It as a lack o f good faith and trust In me and our rela­ tionship. Although I am a career woman and make a nice living, he does earn and will bring Into our marriage far more than I do. I w ou ld a p p re c ia te som e feedback from you and/or other women who have encountered this situation. Sign me... Local merchants arc also en­ couraged to inquire about the availability o f our services. SANFORD GRACE M. STINECIPHER 322-4381 LAKE MARY FLORENCE O'CONNOR 323-4983 APPREHENSIVE DEAR APPREHENSIVEi Don't Jump to any conclusions. A prenuptial agreement ts not necessarily a vote o f no con­ fidence. I perceive It as a very ood Idea. Should a couple lssolve their marriage (and my mall tells me that 60 percent of all American marriages end In divorce), there will be no sur- 1 1 J Qwsdwj Scaucc Homo Office 904-734-C031 i JJJ ■m, mm Hs». 17-1 TOMBSTONE THE PROGRAM m. ffij �r » n 'H . - W V * 4 1 - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Monday, January 24. I B M Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Ttetice *1 Sheri* t M l* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that br virtue of mat certain Writ or Eaecutien ittued Out of and under me teal or me Circuit Court of Otceola County, F lor •da. Cato *C I *J 047/ upon a final ludgmenl rendered In th# afore laid Court on the lit* day of November A O mi. Ml that certain c a te entitled Noel Clegg. Plaintiff vt Charlet R Pimenta. Sharon A Pimenta. A Charlet R Pimenla. II. Deten dent which aforetaid Writ of Elocution n e t delivered fo me at Sheriff of Seminote County, f lor Ida and I have levied upon all the right, title and Witereti of the defen d an t. Charlet R Pimenta. Sharon A Pimenta and Charlet R Pimenta. II. In and lo the leHowing deter ibed property, taid property being located In Seminole County. Florida more particularly de venbed at toUovrt One I f f } Lincoln Continental. Cham pagne In color. VIN • I L N L M I lW lN V a t t m being ttored at Altamonte Towing Service. Inc and the cmdertignod at Shoe ill Of Seminole County. Florida, mil at II 00 A M on the fth dar of February A 0 me. offer lor tale and tell to the highetl bidder FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL E XISTING LICNS. at the Front I W eill Door, el the (top# of the Seminole County Court home In Sar.tord. Florida the above drtc r ibed property That taid ta'e It being made lo tatitfy the termt of Ihlt Wnl of E locution Donald F Etlmger. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H OIS AB IITIES ACT OF teeo PER SONS W ITH A DISABILITY N E E D I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOATIONS TOPARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING S H O U L D C O N T A C T THE C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF THE S H E R IF F S O F F IC E . EN FO R C E A B L E W RITS SEC TION. l i f t 1ITH STREET, s a n f o r o . Florida at L E A S T FIVE D A Y S P R IO R TO THE P R O C E E D I N G TELE PH ONE (e on 1)0*440 TTO iron m i n i Publithed January 10. II, 14. II. with the tale being February IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA Cate No » ) l i l t CA It C GENERAL JURISDICTION Federal Horn# Loan Mortgage Corporation Plaintiff. vt Rotallnd Brawn If living, el a l . Otfmdtnlt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERKOF CIRCUIT COURT Notice It hereby given lhal the undrrtigned Maryann* Mart* Clerk el it t Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE County. Florida will, on tho 10th dai ol Febru ary. me. at II 00 a m . at the W ell Iron! door ol the SEMI NOLE County Courthout* in the City of Santard. Florida, otter tor tale and tall al public outcry to the higheit and belt bidder tor ceth. tho following drier ibed property tituated m SEMINOLE County. Florida, to wit LO T 1* S W E E T W A T E R ISLAND. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGES 11 THROUGH 11 INCLUSIVE OF THE PUBLIC RCCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA purtuanl to the final decree ol ttireclotur* entered In a cate pending M taid Court, the ttyle ol which it Federal Horn# Loan M o rtg a g e Corporation e l Rotallnd Brown II living el a l. In accordance with the Amer •cant with Ottabiiitiet Act. per torn needing a tpecial eccem mode I ion to participate In thlt proceeding thou Id contact the individual or agency tending thlt nolK* no later than teven 111 dayt prior fo the proceeding at the eddrett given an notice Telephone I I 1001 1111711 (TO O ) or I 1(001 t i l 1770 IV). via Florid* Relay Service WITNESS my hand and ol flctal teal of taid Court that in*, day ot January. I**4 ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK BY Dorothy W Bottom Deputy Clerk Publith' January 14. II. tt*4 OEN IM INTHECIECUIT COURT FOR SKMINOLk COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION N U M B E R *! Mat CA I4E EMC MORTGAGE CORPORA T ION. a Delaware corporation Plaintiff. vt OTTO ORRACA. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OTTO ORRACA. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE nr other occupant at rci Raymond Circle Altamonte Springt FL n/14 JAMESTOWN VILLAGE - UNIT ONE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC . a Florida corporation. Defendant! NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal. purtuanl to a Summary Final Judgmanl In Forectotur*. entered in the above ttytod cauta Me rh# Circuit Court ot Sen*mot* County Florida. I. Clerk ot the Circuit Court of Seminot* County. Florida will tall that certain property tituat *d In Seminot* County. Florida, more particularly deurtbed at Lot l i d Block A ", of th* property deter ibed et JAMES TOWN VILLAGE UNIT ONE. according to the slat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 70 Paget • and » Ot the Public Record* of S em ln ol* County. F lo rid * Tegelh er with a perpetual non etc !oliv e eatemem* tor In great and egrett at deter Ibed In paragraph 1 and purtuanl to Grantor*- reterved right ot provided toe in paragraph 4 of that certain quit claim deed recorded In Official Record* Book MO Pag* 771. of the Public Record* of Seminot* County Florida Th* loregoing being lub|*c! to toning r* quirrmentt and eatamentt In entrance at of the date hereof Slato of fact* at mown on turvey dated September IS. ten. prepared by Jorev Weed A Gentry. Inc . at rrtur v*y*d arvl recertified an March ‘ L 1*7* and th# termt and cenditlont of the Declaration et EMoment*, covenantt and rettrktlont r* corded m Official Record* Book m e Paqe u n . of the Public Record* of Seminot* Counly. Florid* Alto known at 7(1 Raymond Circle. Altamonte Spring*. FL n/14. n! public tale lo the highetl and belt bidder, tor ceth. on the wetl from ttopt of the lemma** County Courthout*. Ml N Part Avenue. Sanford Florida a' II 00a m an February 10. I**4 Wi treat my hand and the oriictal heat of Ihlt Court an January 14. It*4 (SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE Ctoek of Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publith January 14. II. Ift4 DEN IM IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION NUMBER t l MM CA ME EMC MORTGAGE CORPORA TION. a Delaware corporation t me OEN at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY/ FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION F IL E NOi te a t* CF IN RE ESTATE OF ROGER L Y N N STAUFFER. ROGERL STAUFFER. Dec ea ted NOTICE OF AD M INISTRATION The edm initlretien el the I t la le ol ROGER LYN N STAUFFER. #/k/a ROGER L . S TA U FF E R , deceated. File Number *e Ota CP. it pending In the Circuit Court for Seminote County. Florida. Prebate Divl ton. the eddrett Of wturh It P O Drawer C. Sanlord Florida 11771 MS* The r e m it and eOdreetet el the Ponanel Rep m e n ta l've and the Per tonal Repretenlallve't attorney art tel forth below A LL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONSARE NOTIFIED THAT All pertont on whom lhi| notice It terved who have ob lecfiont Rial challenge Ihe valid ity of the will, the gueliflceliont of the per tone I repretentetive. venue, or luritdiction of thtt Court are required fo file their oblo cflo n t with th lt 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 crodllort of tho decedent and other pertont having clalmt ev demand* agalntl decedent * ettate on whom o copy of Ihlt notice It terved within three montht alter the dele of the flrtt publication o* thlt notice mut' tile their cloim t with nut Court W IT H IN THE L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE O r THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THC DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor! of tho decedent and pertont having clalmt or demendt agalntl the decedent ! e tla 'e mutt tile their clalmt with thlt court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THISNOTICE , a l l c l a im s , d e m a n d s AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dale of the firtl publico lion of Ihlt Nohco It January 14. If*4 Perianal Repratantative: M ARTHA ANN STAUFFER 11*4 Ayert Wood Court Winter Spring!. Florida HIM Attorney for Portonal ReprotenfotlvO: STEPHEN P MEUSTON. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No O e ;t )« FRESE. NASH 4 TORPY. P A f i t s Harbor City Bled. Suite JOS Melbourne. FL » * 0 1 Telephone (4071*44 1100 Publith January 14. II. It»4 DEN III IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FH* Number *1*7} CP IN RE ESTATE OF AGNESH MINNICK Dec rated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tho admlnltlrollon of the ettate of AGNES H MINNICK. d o c o o t o d . F i l e N u m b er F )» 7 )C P . It pending In th* Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florid*. Probate Diet lion, mo eddrett of which It P O Drawer C. Sanlord FL 11771 M l t Th* name* and a d d m to t of the pertonel repr* tentative and th* portonal rep retentallve t attorney are tat forth below All Interetted pertont at* required to III* with thH court. W ITH It. THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H U teortCB. t it an claim* ogeim l *w etl*t* and 111 any o b ltctlo n by an Inleretled per tom on whom thlt nolle* It terved that challenge! the valid Ity of the will, the qualifKaiwnt of the pertonel repretenfaliv*. venue, or |urltdKHon nl rh* court a l l CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication of Ihlt Notice hat begun on January 14. lt*4 Portonal Rapretenfafir* DORISM GIBBONS 114 Tulane Drive Altamonte Spring*. FL 31714 Attorney lor Portonal Ropretontalivo: K EN N ET H M BEANE SOUS Highway 17 Fl Cattolborry. FL »T07 Telephone 1 4 0 7 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 Publith Jtnuery ]4. II. lif t O EN IN NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Purvienl lo Florida Statute*. Set! Storage Facility Act. Sac riant 11RM and U M7 on Febru ary i. tree at It 00 a m al Loch Sat*. In c . M10 W ISth sire* . W o r d . FL 117/1 Letter will conduct * public tale min revery* to th* highetl bidder tor ceth of th* contontt of th* follow fne tpace number* t 111 Larry Eltwkk 111 Nkk Zementouthi IIS Lewarn* William* IMGeraldRybichi 174 Timothy Fenwick 177 Betty GUchrltt 114 Mickle Shedd II* Leanite Lumtord 14t Kev-n JofKoeur 114 Lett* Weartttertpoon M l Oina Hander ton 171 Everett Martin. Sr 41* Larry Eltwkk 471 Michael Meredith M7 Jo* LuK 111 Alice Item S17 Tratha Mullint *11 Robert Leyden 4M Sylvia Green 701 Larry Eltwkk General detcrlprion of proper ly: Houtahold goodt. loolt. lumitur*. *H Tenant mutl redeem ccnlentt by 1 00 p m . January II. IN I to avoid tala Thlt tala It being mad* to tatitfy a landlord t lien The public It Invltod to allend Publith January 17.14. IFF4 OEN IM C E L E B R I T Y C IP H E R Cateorey Cpher oryptegrewe era u t w ) te n **o<thornt a, lemout pwapre peer end en ter! lech wner e ew cqewr Hanjt Hr v o e w r**eri cam JaemeW • M B * * T i l W U L X M T I I I K F T U O X I X ' P O D E F N O D I F T I j W U L X M T I J E T O X . U X M T I X L M A L M I I I U D O P I M ’ A M D M I t I T ' l . ' - I F O I T I F J I T . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ,-WT*#n I told my doctor I coutdo'l afford an operation. ha oriarad lo I ouch up my X-ray#-1 - Hqnny Youngman IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH A N O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. t t 1IM CA K UNITED AMERICAN BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Plaintiff. C JOHN ROLLS. III. and M ARY J ROLLS, hit wlla. UNIQUE HOMES. INC . a Flor Ida te r p e r alien MONACO ADAMS and TERRI ADAMS, hit wife, and J SHAHONE S. INC Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Ota lllh day at Fabr y ary I f f 4 at II 00 A M at lh* W etf front door. Semlnol* County Courthout*. Ml N Park Av* . Santoid. Florida, th* un dertioned Clerk will otter tor tale th* real ettate detenbed on Eahibil " A " attached hereto, together with all ttrucluret. improvement!. IItimet and *P pur tenant e t on taid land or utad in conjunction therewith EXHIBIT " A " Lot II. W INGFIELD RE SERVE PHASE I. according to lh* Plal thereof, at irccvtVd in Plat Bock 14. Pag* 7*. Public Record* of Semlnol* County. Florid* The « toreta id tala will be mad* purtuanl to an order entered hy lh* Honorable Rob #H B McGregor on January IS. IFF4 Term* at Sal* C*Vi x Cath tor t Check Subject to all legal Iwnt and •ncumbrinc e t DATED Ihlt lit* day *1 Janu ary. IFF4 M ARYANNE MORSE Clark of Court By JoneF Jatewlc at Deputy Clerk Publith Januaryl4.lt. Ittt OEN I f I NOTICE OF INTENT TOSILLAUTOM OBILE TO AM Earl Jett* 171 V k le n R d Sanford. FL 11771 LIENOR C L Geiger 111 Vihien ltd Sanford. FL M77I (4071 111 07*1 RE : I t 74 Ford Econo!me too Vln #E I4AH V41414 Mr Jett*, pleat* be ad• tied mat fh* above Lienor clalmt a lien on lh* vehicle tor t tor age and lot rental charget TOTAL OUE ANDOWING: SIM 00 Th.* (ton It claimed by the lienor purtuanl to taction 711 MS Flor via Statute* end you or* notified that th* vehkle may be weld to tatitfy th* lien Thlt vehkle It tcheduled to be told on th* Itth day of January IFF4 *1 t 00 * m at HI Vihien Rd . Sanford Florid* ol a private tale You are further notified that at th* owner of lh* vehkle you have a right to a hear mg *1 any rim* prior to lh* tcheduled dal* of fh* tale by tiling a demand for hooting wllh th* Clark ot lh# Circuit Court In fh* coimty In which fh# vehkle It held and mailing caplet of lh* demand lor hearing to all other owner* and lienort e t reflected m mu notk*. You have a right to recover pottrttton of fh* v eh icle without Intfllullng iwdlclal proceeding* by potting bond Mi accordance with the provit.ont ol taction l i t 117 Florida Stelutot Furever, any proceed* from th* tato of the vehicle remaining after pay m*nt of Via amount claimed I* be duo and awing to lh* lienor would be depot Iled with lh# Clerk at m* Circuit Court tor ditpetlrion upon court order purtuanl to tubteetton a at techon 71) MS Florida Statute* Dated thlt urn day of Janu a r y , ty«4 C L Geiger Pttofith January 17.14. I**4 OEN fB I IN T H t CIRCUITCOURT " OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIALCIRCUIT INAND FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO *1417) C A M K IA M E S S W H IT E . Plaintiff. Plaintiff. vt W ILFR ED RIOS. M AR IA S R IO S ; G U IL L E R M O M A N T IN E Z l O LG A MARTINEZ. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, purtuanl to a Summary Final Judgment Mi Forectotur*. entered In lh* above ttytod caute. Mt th* Circuit Court of Seminal* County. Florida. I. Clerk of the Circuit Court of SomMtoto County. Florida will tall that certain property tituat *d Mi Samineto County. Florida, more parfkufariy drtenbed at SEE E XH IB IT " A " AT TACHEOHERETO Wklck wat lacarectly d t ter toed m the mertgage at: SEE EXHIB IT AT TACHEOHERETO EXHIBIT “ A~ C O M M E N C E AT THE NORTHW EST CORNER OF GOVERNMENT LOT A SEC T IO N IS. T O W N S H IP I I SOUTH. RANGE M EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR ID A RUN NORTH IS OE GREES 00 WEST ALONG THE S O U T H L IN E OF THE P H IL L IP R YONGE GRANT, 1*4 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THENCE CON TINUE NORTH 01 DEGREES OB' W E S T A L O N G S A ID GRANT LINE 1*0 Al FE ET. THENCE NORTH 0 OEGREES M I T - EAST. H0*1 FE ET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF W AY LINE OF EAST LAKE D R IV E . SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE BENG A CURVE CONCAVE NORTH E R LV AND HAVING A RADI US OF 444 *1 FEET. THENCE N O R T H E A S T E R LY ALO N G THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A N O S A ID S O U T H E R L Y R I G H T OF W A Y L I N E . THROUOH A C E N TR A L ANGLE OF * OEGREES H U -. A DISTANCE OF 10*41 FEET TO A POINT OF TANGENCY OF SAID CURVE. THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE SAIO SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF W AY LINE NORTH 71 DEGREES ’ .I EAST. 40 10 F E E T THENCE SOUTH IO E G R E E S 1SS4” WEST A DISTANCE OF 41414 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING LESS: C O M M E N C IN G A T THE NORTHW EST CORNER OF GOVERNMENT LOT 4 SEC T IO N I ) . T O W N S H IP I I SOUTH. RANGE M EAST. RUN NORTH BS DEGREES W W WEST 1)141 FEET ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF THE P H IL L IP R YOUNG GRANT FOR A POB THENCE RUN NORTH M OEGREES M IT EAST MOTS FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF W AY O F E A S T LAK E D R IV E . THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE LEFT. HAVINO A RADIUS OF l U t i FEET A C E N T R A L AN G LE OF 00 OEGREES S4-44-- A ARC DIS T A N C I OF 11.44 F E E T . THENCE SOUTH M OEGREES M W WEST. M l t l FE E T ) T H E N C E NO R TH IS OE G REES trOO-- WEST. IS11 FE E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING EXHIBIT “ B" LEGAL DESCRIPTION Commence al lh* North wet I corner of Government Let 4. Section IX Townthip I I South. Rnge M Eat I Seminole County. Florida run North 11*00 Watt along th* South IMi* of th# Phillip R. Vang* Grant. M4 tool to fh* point of beginning, thence continue North I l f F Wet I along to ld grant lino 14*41 fool, ihence North l ' X » E otl. MB *S foot to lh* Sauflmrty right of way Iin* at EatI Laka Drive, told SouOverly right at way I to# being a cum* concave Northerly and having a radio* of *44 n toot, thane* Norfheatlerly along the arc et taid curve and Mid Southerly right *1 way Ime. through a central angle of a i l ! T -. a dltianc* at W» at toe! to a pom! *t tengency at taid curve, thence continue along th* taid Southerly rtahl at way IM** North f a i r e r * Ceti. « w toot, thence South I ' U U " W et I a dittanc* of 414 SI toot to lh# point nf beginning A lto known at f i l l Eott Lake Drive. Coatelberry. FL 11707, al public M l*, to th* highetl and beat b U R r. tor cath. an lh* e e t l front ttopt of the Sentinel* County Courthout*. Ml N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida al 11 :0 0 a m an February to. IfM W itnett my hand end the official teal of ihlt Court on January 14. 14*4 (S E A L ! M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Dorothy W hollar Deputy Clerk Publith January H I I . IFM O E N ItO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N O .FM II DR-OS • IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF D K S . * minor. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIOA TO: OAVIDVITONE (Addrota Unknown) YOU ARE HEREBY NOT I FIE O that DOROTHY FIN LE Y SCHMIDT hat Triad an Amended Petition tor Adoption In lh* C irc u it Court of Sem lnol* County. Florid*, tor Relief un der fh* Hague Convention of Th* Civil Atpeclt of International Child Abduction and a U S C. SS iito i. E l Saq . and you are required to terve a copy of your written detente*, il any. on F R A N K C. WHIGHAM. ES Q U I R E . Ol S T E N S T R O M . M clN T O S H . JULIAN. COL BERT B WHIGHAM P A.. Al tornoyt tor Petitioner, who** eddrett it Pott OfTk* Boa 4444. Sanford. Florida 11771. and Til* lh* original with th* clerk at lh* above ttytod court on or be lor* FE B R U AR Y IX IFM. otherwli* a default and ultimate judgment will be entered agalntl you tor th* reltof demanded In th* Petition WITNESS my hand and of Ik la l tool of Mid court on lh* lath day *1 January, IFF* (S E A L ) M AR YAN N E MORSE C LE R K O FTH E CIRCUITCOURT By: Nancy R Winter Deputy Clark Publith: January 17, 14. I I A February 1. IFF4 DEN II I 71— H tlp W anted Legal Notices •ANFRA L LOCKE, todlvldu ally, and a t Trwtto*. HELEN AVERY; CARETHA Y BROWN. CHICAGO TITLE IN SURANCt COM rANVj R E E O Y C A R P E T S OF W INTER PAR K . FLORIOA. INC. JOYCE RIEBE. including any known kpout* ol Mid Dal andantlt). II either hat remar tied and ll either or both cf Mid Defendant* are deceated. their retpectlv* unknown heir*, de v lte et. grant#** #..lgn #*l. creditor*, lienort and hint### and all ether pertont claiming by. through, under or eg*inti •he named Defendant*, and or all ether pertont mi pottetnon of th* tub|*ct real preparly who** name* are uncertain Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl to an ordvr to re tchaduto M l* dated January II. IFF* and entered In cat* number t> U T IC A U K Mt the CMcuil Court of lh* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit wherein Jam** S While It fh* Plaintiff and Santra L Lock*, individually and at Trutle*. Helen Avery. Caretha V Brown Chkago Till* Intur once Company. Reedy Carpal* ol Winter Park. Florida. Inc . and Joyce Rieb* are the Daten dent* The property torectoted therein will be urid to the high**! bidder tor cath at th* wett Irani door of lh* Semmoto County Courthout# Sammoto County. Florida, at II 00 # m an lh* Itth day of February IFF* Said property It legally deter ibed at fallow* Lo* F and North * feet ot vacotod ttreet on South end Lot 10. Block "A " . SI John* River Ettetot Plot Boo* IX Pag* S4 of fh* Pubfk Record* of Semi note County. F tor id* TOGETHER with all lh* Im provement* now or horoettor erected an th* property ond *H eatamentt. right*, oppurt* nonce*, rent*, reyalriet. miner al. oil and get right* and prefrit. water, water right* and water •tack, and all Intur** now or hereafter a part ot th* praperty. including reptac dirient thereto (Court Seal I MARYANNE MORSE. CLERKOF THE CIRCUITCOURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publith January J 4 II. IFF4 OEN 117 LEGAL NOTICE Purtuanl fa Chapter eat. * IF I 17 00* I am reqwred to give th* following notice relative to patient record* R S Cunningham. 0 C hat relocated practice to IN I S Woodland Bled . D el and Flor Ida R S Cunningham. DC. and R S Cunningham. P A have torntMietod practice ralatiamfup at an Inatpandtet contractor to A W W oodall. P A . A W Woodall. D C O B/A Woodall Chirepractk Center. I M S Park Avenue. Sanford. F tor id* 11771 affective l l 11 *1 Chirepractk record* of "pa Ilent* at record-’ a u g e c i to Dr Cunningham remain fh* proper ty of Woodell Chirepractk Con tor and art available to lhal patient jr the* duly cantlilutod r e p r e t e n la t lv * from A W Woodall. P A . A W Woodall. D C . O/B/A W oodall Chirepractk Center. 1400 S Park Avenue. Santard. Florida 11771 Th* chiropractic record* at any “ patient et record ' Mt eiittonc* upon del* of retoca flan art legally required to be available tor at toatl two III year* from lh* dal* of fh* relocation “ Potion! of record" tor the purpot* of Ihlt rule It a p atien t who h at rocolved treatment within the toll two III year* /ll R S Cunningham. O C Pretidenl R S Cunningham. P A 144 Dublin Drive Lake Mary. Florid* 11744 Publith: January 14 11. 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IX 14 IFM OEN 171 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given mat w* are *ng*|id Mi bu*M«*t» at Ml Magnolia A v * . Santard. Fla. 31771. Stminoto Comfy. Florid*, under fh* Fktlfiau* Nam* at - R " STUFF, and lhal wo inlend lo regular laid name with lh* Oivition of Corporation#. Tall* hatko*. Florid*, in accordance with lh* prevltlon* o f lh* Fkflltou* Nam# Statute#. To Wit Section 1*10*. Florida Statute* IFFI Banlamui C. MoltNr Anita M. Torre* PubJIlh: January 14 IFF4 DEN IU 71— H e lp Wanted CURICAl Engineering firm ***** quail lied, experienced clerical per ton Detired cepebimiee include Typing ability. » WPM or ktner. dklafton and other office equipment Ty# tog-del* entry toil will be administered Send return* I*: P.O. B*> MOO Saotord. Fl D m MM ____________ IO C___________ * COLLECTIONS* F a d grewlng Him need* tliarp aggretalv* perton tar Mitide workl CALL NOWII FREE RBOISTEATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 7*0 W tF fb S f, n u n * DATCARE TEACHER Call between 1AM IIA m . Ml 741* A»k tar Me tody Legal'Notice STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENTOF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION NOTICE OF APPLICATION The department announce* receipt of on application for a permit from SomMioto County Board Of County Cammitttoner# (FIN No OS 1410104 4) to con ttrucl a podeetrtan footbridge croiling s » idler Creek of Long wood; Lake Mary Road* Th* protect It toratod af Soldier Creek Mi Section 10. Townthip N South. Rang* M Eotl Thlt application I* being pro cettod and It available lor publk impaction during normal but.net* hour*. I 00 A M to 1 00 P M . Monday through Friday, aacopf legal holiday#, al lh* Department of Environmental Protection. M l* Maguire Bout* yard. Suite IM. Orlando. Florida J7*0* 1747 Publith. January 14 IFF* DEN IFS DENTAL ASSISTANT EaperlencFd with expended dull*# needed tar buty multi WKipfinory aftke Strong re I tartly* and turgkal tklllt a mutl Salary commentural* with •■parlerwc* Available J#n ItCallFO* 77*4)00 DIRECTOR Far ottobllthod childcare can tor Education and eaperienc* in ear I * childhood required _________ Call M l 041*_________ ORILL OPERATORS. QC INSPECTORS. ETCHERS AND PLATERS W inter Spring* company ***** individual* with pr* viou* production eipar.m c* 1 thrift available Mon Tfmr* I k p m 4AM Frl. Sat. Sun. 4AM 4 MPM or 4 10PM 4AM U 10 hr Permanent petition* Never etoel Help P*re**w*l, flM W t DRIVERS NEEDED A O CARRIERS. Teveret Fl. a well etlabliiTied and grow mg Central Florida bated company oftor* you * Sami Annual Pay liter#**#* * Stop Oft Par ountoedtng Fay * Vaca'lanPay a Safety Oanut * Spout* Riding Program * Averagr Trip* 70#r» * l ato Modal Convent tonal Tractor# II you have ) year* hector trailer. OTR and tnow and k * aapenatc* pivt * good driving record. ca» _________ I #0401440*0________ aE .T.0 Could t o n utod your phone tklllt here! Quick Colli FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT _ ft* w ink s i- lim it ___ Eip. Indottnil Sorir| Mk Iu m Opcuton Mon thru Thur# FH hr work day* Pd holiday and vac* non Apply *• San 0*1. H*0 Q*d Lk Mary Rd ■Santard e P R IE IB R BU RN* Some like ll hot If you like ll cold call now tor nighflim* work I Don l wait coll now I FRBB REGISTRATION AAA IM P L O T M IN T TOOR 7 IS R lS f.m il 7* LABOR IR S N IIO B D M l tod and imtklliad Po*it*ena avail abto Day* Call betw* a 1 1 SPRINT S TA PP IN O .W IO H LAMINATDRS WANTED Caper lance in boat building Hiring Mnmadiatoiy Apply al l470Poign*r Place M l *1*0 L IV E IN N A N N Y Non •m ak in g."M r* Deubttire-' peraonalify. to tare tor 1 kchaoi age children Tranapor fallen and Ral'a required Outod*. ceil eve# lea »4M MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR tln eae tor diltretaad proper ty I Sanford. F/T Send re turn** to 111 Secret Harbor Lane, LOU Mary. FL Mia* * M AINTINANCE F IR S O N . *17* ark I Put your handyman aklll* work writ* tovaly. tove*tcample* Benefit*!! FREE REOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT to iggwtsihsi, m m * MBOICAL RN/LPN NURSING DIRECTOR Woodland Tower*. Del and* linetl luaury relirgmant cen tor. taekt a qualified RN. LPN tor nurtMig director, due I* rh* e e p e c t e d e a p a n tla n a f eatended cangregat* car* ta r e lc a t t* our tananti Applicant* mutt Tiara taparl ence and a thong detire I* work with tanlar adult* Applicant* mutl be energetic, and pet**** excellent man agemanl. paraonal and orga nlialtonal tklllt Thlt It not a data |*b Floor d u t«t along with management outlet will be expected All Inquire* mutt be directed t o : Sid Rabort# Adminithator MlCh.pol* Av* Defend. FI MHO 1*04) IM 1700 Pi ■ S e r -v ic & s N o lle * Cleaning Se rvle t FLORIDA STATE REOUIEBS HOUSE CLEANINO. rallabta. and reatenabto rata#. R e f# BondedJlk/ln# 41741C7 W ILL DO houtecleaning for realtor*, buttder*. damatlkt Ref* and raatenabta M l 0700 erU FFFtl all contractor* be rtglttorgd or certitted T* verify a tl*to centracter* (leant* call I *00 14} I f 40 Occupational Licanta* art require by the county and can be verified by c * llln a m m G # a W tll_ _ Additions & Rem odeling RES /COMAL Vinyl SldMtf . Alum. Framing. Drywall. Dear*. Rooting. Cmcret* m a iiM S O J U I t o L C T a t t o i* A ir D u d C le s n ln g ~ AIR DUCT CLEANINO guftor ctoaning/tcreening. chimney •weep Intured Yeung'* Serv ice. tic rtxaoill moaoi C srp tn try CARPENTER All kind* *1 home repair*, painting A ceramic me Bkhard Grom Ml ten Carpet C le snlng CARPET CLEANINO: 4 Room* Slf FS Steam cleaned or dry loam Guaranteed iew etlprke* 4071*4 U *l SAM S CARPET CLEANINO pie* bull and itrlp Heart. Retldanllal/commarclat 14 hr* M 41*41. beeper 444 0141 Cleaning Service a TOUCH ABOVE Otanine terete*, lic it * * . Quality cleaning at i f * be#! a i O W » _ Homs I m p ro v tm tn r Pressure Cleaning Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Weyn# Baal I Man Quality Opera riant 11#11*471*4. *na« Electrical M ASTE R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/ret ^ t«r in w E R 0 M »1 »lj4 7 S _ Flooring HARDWOOD FLOORINO Initall Sanding FMUthing TOM OLSEN t # I M l » m y Firew ood/Fuel H om o R t p s lr s HANDY'S Melttolt Beet. Treat, real repair, driveway*, paint Ina Free**). Sr. d*x. n a ie t l M A R IN O Ham* Repair, •peclallilng in tmall |obt CRCBSaonFraaaaXnHEU Janitorial Sorvlcos I U n CLEAN JANITORIAL Commercial7Re#ld 3)14111 FIR I WOOO SPLIT OAR Tree Service and Hauling Fra* **llm *to*H ! 4171 l^ome Im p r o v tm tn l AFFOROABLE Ham* RepaM. Dependable All phatat Call tarlree**! M k h a e lm 7101 Al DOES IT ALL Fla II right at a price you can altar* i k ’d'ln t From atari t* Hnlth Carpentry, plumb ing. electrkai. and rearing tve# 11 yr* al a^artanc# N * |*b ta* big ar tmall. CaR 3341431 artM -M M M Br*. Plum bing A A A PLUMBINO A SEWER. L e a k y lau cattT Running toilet*? *70 could toi re your problem Water heater*, u hr •arvke *04 1)1111! L o w n Sorvlco TOM A J I F F * LAWN CAREl Ret /Comm . tftpNWdlblti lOW Frwwwtl . ...... 110 to n M a to n ry OUN RITEi 'itoan driveway*, real*, pool deck*, walk*. hema* Freeetl. h i 4 in PRESSURE CLEANINO MAN: Root# pool dark*, etc Ouoto* by phene Call 114 *440 iw lm m ln g Pool S o rv lc t/R e p a lr W EEKLY SERVICE tram U ) mo Cham Rite Pool Servka 140 777* Robert Shoemaker Tree Service ECHOLS TREE SVC Lie *, in* “ Let the Pretottienelt ao it " Fraaetttmato* . M l 771* LARRY'S LAWN AND TREE FREE ESTIMATES 333-M il TWF MASONRY. Brick. Block. Stucco. Concrete. Renova lien*. U c /lit*........... O H M W indow R e p a ir and Cleaning Pointing STRICTLY WINDOWS Butin*** A Rettdenrial wvxtow icreen ctoanln#Free*#! 3101111 CUSTOM PAINTINO by Jeffrey h a l f . Ini /•«).. I k ' d . In# Frgeetrimato*.------ 1)10141 WIHOOW & SCttEN REPAIR: ________ 40713X7111 \ i l r n i i \ r ) o m IhtMiirii I r r i \ lUt \ 1 01 I n l o i r S /.» /V*/- Month. ( n i l I l<l n n // i ni . .IJJ J l i l l Is �rV * Sanford Horald. Sanford. Florida • Monday, January 24, 1094 - B E 71— Help W anted ADOTOTOURINCOME SILL AVON NOWI C A u m - m i* r m « w « AGENTS-REAl ESTATE! *1— A partm e n t*/ Ho u s e to S h o rt 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent LOOKINO to Mara | Bdrm condo w/D. pool, atorag* LUO'me IncI util JF4147S WASHINGTON OAKS. II* Scat! Or . V\ 11t. Raf’i a— dap S*a*/ma I m> 7M *W7________ I BDRM. SAM month plut S400 a a c u r l l y d t p a t l l and rato—ncaa. -------- P i u p 1 BEDROOM. Cantral air, wall to wall carpal, salt plut aac Hall Raalty p> in * kuccaada ilka tuccata Wa'r* wall Into our >d fr r i t i •* Iralnint m m i i W « |w )> Na Ileant* f ......... Wa'lihafpl WATSON RIALTV CORA n m a realto rs AO INTVAVON Earn I* MX Na door/doer PT/FT. Inegr anca *v*itobta S«— l HI I in RARTSITTIR WANTIO. F/T day •am* ntohft U* U l’ I* mig MEDICAL HELP LFM II PM 7 AM and / AM > PM. Part ttma Apply In parion L A l t k a NvvUwg Cantar. t l f laitkMMraat, iaatart MICROCRAfHIC TECHNICIAN Full Ikna paatian «>*ltobto Will train Starling par M M hour Call H )**4 } tor NAT*L CO. aipa— Ing I* Fla Intorvtowtng lar m gA l par •ant Paatitant In recreating, training and direct iatot *1 an vlran m an lal product* Comm /bonwt. a I tour* m cam* V4 yr Ratumaa to Human I n a r m PO Rai IFF, Orlande. FI H*B)________ W — R o o m s for Rtnt A OUIBT, ctoaa rat., kitchen Phan*, laundry. Apt'a avail aktoaiaa S7S4up m a n s CLEAN FURNISMEO ROOM W/klt avail su/wb. US/a*c . Downtown P I 10*4 __ CLEAN NOOMS. amgt# itarimg S7S7wk. K llch an ph*n*. laundry, yidao gamaa. alt ttraalparking u p 441) DAD will ahart ] bdrm kam* m • ■Chang* lor halp with car* Mr tw* daughter*. io and IS Ideal tor aingla mam er oldar — man i n r m _____________ FURN/UNFURN. Peal. W/D. all haul* prlvilagaa *70 wk incladw uf nifto* o il m i ROOM w/kltchan~prlrltogai *** — Airport A Sanford Avo Call jam till noon HQM** VERT CLEAN Room S7S'wk Non amaaing Laundry prlv Inc Raft a mutt I B4 MM •7— Apartm ents Furnished / Rent NEED EXTRA MONEY $ WE NEED YOU! DCUVER THE SOUTHERN MU "REAL YELLOW f ACES" in tour o m NEIGHBORHOOD OR VICINITY Man Woman Ratlraaa Sludanf • Full or Part Tim* Appll canto mult ba II yaart aid or eidar. ha«* an mturtd auto or truck and ba avallabto a or mar* deyiighi naura par d*r NOTICE AH raniai and raal aaiata advarfiaamanti art wb|*cl to •h* Fadaral Fair flouting Act. which make* II illegal I* advartit* any prttoranev llm Italian * r diacrlmlnaiian bawd an race, cator. religion, aai. handicap, familial Hatvt or natianalorigin ■ P PIC IIN C T All utllltlat In Ciudad Private backyard UOS-month m MU 99— Apartm ents Unfurnished / Rent CASSEL1ERRT CALL NOW TO RESERVE TOUR AREA. 4 »7 t»«*4 7 Upacato. kingia alary, pan* apartmanta l badrooma Idial tor md'vtdual or ceupit MON OAT T h POu G+Tf A I OAT DO NOT CALL THE PHONE COMPANTI D I U L INC 1QR a NOW IS THE TIME a T* put pour COL In faerl Variawarawtoa apart FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT Mtwtwast. m i i n OfTHALMIC TECH Full tun*, aiparianca ttocaa aary Ratractlanlal Call Lari at m r m ___________________ • OROER PROCESSOR* Faflaw cuatomara ardara from alart to luuth tor Hilt fin* co Full Ranatltal Call nor*I FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOTMENT m W B B » S f .t m i 7 * aOUTOOINO* Matgra attituda ncadad tar mi* cuatomar larutcaapoti FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOTMENT NPIBtM bS*.. U H I N _______ M U f f _______ CONVENIENT AND SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA CARDENS a p t s .______________ r o w * * CONVENIENT A SAFE i A I Bdrm apt* U t* SJ*» m* pluadap I yr topap M4 71** CONVENIENT TO da— Ip — > bdrm. I bath, alngto alary. RUtol. w/d hoak up S4U •ma ___________ P I 77*F___________ NIOOBN LAKE VILLAS. i n Ta*rn*M a*, acraanad pat la. I car garag* and fireplace Mutt aaai Nka araa 1*1 Sand Pm* O rel* SSM/m*. 1100 kacurtty P I U K _____________ ~ LEASE TOE LESS! On* Badraam Apartmanta s m o iA L Moti wood Apt* P 7 7714 HARRY NEW TEAII MARINER'S VILLAGE Laka Ada I bdrm. Ua* ma 1 bWm. S4to t— a— up 32U570 MOVE-IN 57ECIAU PANEL SNR OftRRTQI Far camputorliad a anal paw Eaparitnca raguirad Im madlato apanmg Mr t U I PRODUCTION WORKERS CHabiitnad pratitabto » yr aid award winning company, and In dualrp laadar In adrancad technology fiaida la aipandlng lhair work fare* P rad u cllan werkara a r t naadad tor all M and I I hour t h l l f t . In cluding ) day weakand atillta. day* and nfghlt Eacaltont wag* and banaflta program Apply In paraan: Canimantol Clrcmtt. Inc U K Bail* A * * . WWitor Sprlnga between the traura *1 kam and Naan or 1pm to 4pm RECEPTIONIST Part lima Energetic. pood matt) and typing Mill* Mutt baabla toipall CallFM MU RESIDENTIAL JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN Tem porary potllian. Call Ml IMS_____________________ SALES For atSabilah— corporation with prwvon aarvlca and rotor advancamam. call 0 4 n il •i FaraatmaL PO Para Park FL SECRETART Full lima. Vartawa clarleal fatk* Strang typing Mill* Nan amoklng affk* Call Jima tor appammant. Ml MM ' aSICURITT0U4.NO* 0*1 Itaa braik you'** baan wailing tori Camptoa tanking tor that apaclal paraanI FREE REOISTRATION AAA EMPLOTMENT to* W M to ll. jtS Iltl TEACHERS Mull hay* aarnad *0 hra toward a COA or equlval— t. or bach*tori dagraa In aarly BJ JOBS TELEMARKETERS Long wood, part lima Monday thru Friday. SAM IF noon and SFM fPM . Saturday. IP M *PM. U M par hour piua bonwa and cammlulon Pamananl poaltlanal.... . Navaratoal ! Hato Paraamwl, U ta ia t a TTFIST a Part timal Pul thaa* llngara I* work with a nlc* at maapharacamplaal Murry I PEES REOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT FMWSStkSFuFSF-llto WANTED MATURE paraan to baby til In my hem* In Geneva eryaura Oaya latStol N*r»L«us«/Dock ftofktn 1 [ Up to SIS AS/hr |will Iraki) 407 too 0404___________ am to* > WAREHOUSE AND O B N IR A L LAROR N E LP N IE O E D I Benut tor driven All ahlttt avallabto Dally pay. no to* Raperf ready to work s K am . i Induatrtal Laker S i t . MIS L French Au.Naahan* cal la • X -R A V TIC M * i Put yaur cartlfvcation to work Mr yawl Buoy D r.'l attic*I Ranatltal Murry I Calliwwl FREE REOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT Fw w w n iu it m to 7CSECURITYGUARDS Naadad tor Samlnato County art* to atari work Immediate hr Mult p a n a 0 Ik ham alato at Ftortda. Call ._______ i aaa anaaat .. *.- S Bdrm /l Falk, m 1*11 SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS PARK A V I I bdrm apt. full kitchen, remodel— Large room*, on but line I UM EFFI CI ENCY A P T kllchan. tuftyramodal— . apaciewa am I P to** RENTAL RESULTS QUIET P ita lowniout* 110* Park. Adult comm M S ma and lac dap Wator/lrath tncl Barb Man F rlP F M U SANFORD Near la . 1 badraam. I balh P 7 I par month. U P aacurltyC aliPIM to_________ TWO I ID * OOM Evtra larga and clean Go— araa. ctoaa I* but a— Plnacraat Scheal 1440'rnoor SllS/wk P I 7700 I BDRM. UOO. mo plut 1 ma lac. a BDRM. 1*10 ma plut I ma tac C a iiP lt a U _________ I BEDROOM. U i weakly, m o dapoail Pat* accept— Call HB MAS ar HP 4IU___________ I BEDROOM APARTM ENT SPECIAL SIM a month move In Call Sorry. P I QUO________ I BEDROOM. U7S mgnth plut SS7S —curtly dapoail a— - ....... P I U P SANFORD DUPLEX. I bdrm . tin / month, uoo dvpoi.t Call attar 1<Q7 17410*4___________ SAAALL AFT AiC and appll ancaa Idaal tor alngto M70 ptuadapoail P I UM 114— Warehouse S p a c e /W e n t L O N O W O O D / lA K f M A R Y M.d ana atorag* warthoutat. aooaooiaoo to ft Fra* rant w /llm a toaa*. tr o m fltl mo Ml Oil*___________ SECURITY WARS MOUSE 4*A a— Old Laka Mary Bird *I.1 M )S0d >4 M • ! tk/warahauaa ‘ Fmiih— at tica ipaca alia araiiabto Kap— kaRaalty. 1Alt Ills WANT IHO to rant I too 7 000 to ft. mutt harv parking Open to all ottort P I 11*4 or lya 4711 *115— Industrial Rentals OFFICE/warabaaa* ipaca IHO Sg ft Prlma location *1 •nlranca to Canlral Fla Ra ptonal Airport apt P I 7*07 SANFORD l*~01l to ft 1 phaaa tprinktor* U 'to It Slanalram Raalty Inc. Jim Dayla P I 1*1* 117— Com m ercial ______ Rentals RUST SANFORD AVE.. 7000 ag tl b*dg. tor ator* or ottka ipaca 1*71, ma P I 1M7 1 1»-O ffice S p ace /R e n t NEW Santo— ott>caa a— ar warahevtat 4001*00 ag » Spec to I U U /ma I P 1114 SANFORD Ottka ipaca SMO *R It. build.— total. UOO M ft par aftka unit 1)1 .-004 131— Condom inium ______ Rentals 1 OORM | balk. w/d. pool. apa. tonmi Saci tonma Sacur'hu K ' p *"o much moralI m i n t P I u u •« lt« 141— Hom es fo rS e le AFFORDABi r HOLMS Vf NI u Rl i F R U P l H M i F MA OR VA AS LOW AS l \ Af.Q i a— owner Imancmg at low at SiOOmol Gov't For* rtotwrat Repeal Samlnato. Orange. Velutia Santo— tot* than S U N down aOvar 1/1 acral 1/1. Iiv. din. lam rm SdMHNt d.kh 1*4 *00 • Ranaval— J/I'a Nawar root, carpal, pulttl e*.ng*. acr porch US.*00 • RELOCATING! J/I*p brick, ter. porch, lane— yd 1*7.100 • POO L I Hanoval ad 1/1. fireplace, acr porch. 177.100 At cuma Na Quality! Immacu •ala 1/1. dining, lamlly rm. I car garage la p FI TI SSa.SOO Markham Wdt. araa. 41. 1 I* acre* Patiura'itat'a 1101000 LK. Mary cm tom buftta a c/1. pool. 1101.MO P M . ovar I acre. UUtOO NEAR OSTEIN amall haul*, furnlah— Senior dlacounl. ronlnogotlabtoPI P O I acre aaiata. ar I acra aatato. both ovar 4.000 tg It 4'4. pool, lakatronl w/dack.u*t.*00 HUO HOMES, Lour Law dawnI Why r*w1f Th* Mtlliman Oroup. P1-BP1.-.... ...... ...... Realtor LAKE MARY. Nka I bdrm. Ua bath, cant M/A. tone— yard, clean Laka Miry uhooit uoo piuatac 10*4— 1178 LIKE NEW. 1/1. lam. rm. acraan— parch. 1 car garag* Avallabto Fab UM/ma Call C A R L Y L E ® b y I j i i t ) W r i Rh i OWNER FINANCING l- / i • m : iii iiin i VENTURE I PROPERTIES NICE Refrigerator, 171 Etocfrto Itore, IM Both work groot. no roam mutt toll P * 10*0 OQUEEN alto maltroat and boa tprmga Go— condition 141 mcludaa. 1 lift— khaat naw P * 1117______________________ R E F R I O E R A T O R . S la v * * , W ith er! Oryert Free I yr lebor warranty Dal avtra RAT'S AFFLIANCE 111 S Frawch Ava. Saato— P i 0001 SOFA. Ian A whit# 1100 1 rut! c o lo r - Laty Ray chain. SIM _ lor both Go— co— P a a it ) __ • SOFA Paach'Biua llowera with ottoman a— matching pfltowa Lika New 1100 P I B1R* • SWIVEL RATTAN CHAIR. LI oak fuuth. almond color, loot* cuahton L b * new 111 141— Homes lor Sale BATEMAN REALTY I k Raal E klato Broker H40 Santo— Ar* 321 0759 321 7257 DEBART Lakatronl I t. can tral M/A. plut avtrati Ma 000 W Malictawtki. I ll ttU •EAST FIN ANCEM bdrm Ig tot. cant H/A .nyidv util S1I.4R0 -SANFORD HISTORIC OIS TRICTI 1 Itory. corner dbl tol Raator* er kaap at duptoi Go— rental SI* 171 ■Iwv/atv R E A L n S T A T F , INC DELTONA AREA 10 ACAES Idval tor mob* to hama er horn# aita. horaaa caftto. farming, ar nuraary l cn— agricultural 11 *00 per acre Smell dawn payment win owner t.nenc mg *04 717.1771 it ACRC1 ml DOUOIEWIOI new 1 bdrm. ) bath Feature end wood. No guel.fying 1*1 000 Alta tl A C R E S — laming Irrigation, patlura P I 0*71 1 LOTS. M ■ l i t Ft aarh I cl aar ad w/road accaai I Pmecraat araa I Call P I 7*4* 1 5 7 -M o b ile Hom es / Sale CARRIAOE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK I4*M V I ap'.l •* Bay Spr.ng Cantral M/A, acraen room U MO 14*70 1/1 I I Fairmont V.»*a Cantral M/A. wettwr dryer, dikhwavwr. ait etootrk. ca •hadral ceiling, vmyl t.g.ng thlngto root, northern Inavto I,on SI1.000 I4vl4 1/1. I I Liberty Central M/A MkOOceth 14itl V I tpm. 11 Fearton Central M/A. cerparttll.MO O n^l USE T0U» U I RETURN TOR DOWNPAYMENT to PINECREST 4 1. laada el room I Apl mother in 'aw guartora Almetl 1000 It Only 114 0 « Call tor dataUtl I s m I Mimfidd. 323-7271 AA Carnal, lac . P I 1114 REDUCED Only i u M0 l 'l . tone— yard, garaga •— cant M 'A.N'ca na-ghborha— VENTURE I FROFSRIIE1 Alla* * Dawn Jahntan W fall SANFORO UK dawn, apprev Imato paymav.li M l month 1 bdrm ml rafinith— ha'dwe— flaert hug* — *• UK •> • » abto tor ctoeing a— >rpa r» Aakm gm jOOU* 111*_______ lA N F O K O l Ky. FMAappra tal 117.000 Sato pnea 147 *00 Boyd Arp. Raaitor Ra'Mav FrUarr— G—up *UIOOO C e M m a ia o e v u im i NEW l**4 l NO DOWN. ttX mtvrvil. 14X71.1171/me 14 X 70. UtO/mo IBS 170*_______ Itol, I I • H 1 B d rm 'I Balh toe4tod In perk Owner fmenc mg avail 1 L M P I P M i n i FRANKLIN PARK modal. M • 14 . tuvnlih— . » ■ 10 Fla room P I 0711 alter epm 143— W aterfront Property / Sale TWO LOTI, aid* by aid* laka Bathel iitataa INaar stone ltl4Ad' IU.9O0 0 * fW »iiir»A*Ac« m tJIO MANAGEMENT A REALTY *17 P I 7IP/P1 U7t 81 STENSTROM REALTY, INC. AN?S A l LOW at 1*000 Down I c o n REPO'S Tha Latoat Lltll BANK FORECLOSURES Super Daalal Wt'n Got Thtm ALU Callouf Full Ttr9« U'*% Tm -tt ANYTIME! ,l?1 .I/I..1 183— T e le visio n / R ad io / Stereo e l R ( KMART) Brand AAA FM t torvo tvatom with ceiielto player and tpeatara 171 Call P ) **07 117— Sporting Goods • BIKE. Saar*, i r girla Hardly ua— SMOBO Can TH C7U • BOVS 11” ROAOMASTER bike Rad w llh training whaaia In avcaltonl condilton SIS Call P I E7W______________ • R T C T C L f J—uft. boy or girl aka S U S P Go— condilton ________ P I 17*4 Santa— • GOL F CLUBS and bag L— tot. Feva Par Fllto Club*. ) 1 7 * a— I ) wo— a Lt blue vmyl beg C e llP l U*4 • SNOW SKIS. 1*0 cm Lemol with potot a— carrier U I attar P * 171* ______________ • YOUTH GOLF CLUBS e— bag by North wettor n Vary clean' I M P ) Ma* 119— Office Supplies / Equipm ent ELECTRONIC PRIN TINO CALCULATORS. I ) to thoota Iram l sis each P ) « R _______ FAX AAJICMINE. Mural* medal M*00 Lika new S17S P1BAM alter aPM 191— Building M a t e r ia ls ____ • CONCRETE CULVERTS: • FI (action Lika new I DO ____________la fla a )____________ 199— Pets 8 Supplies • DOG HOUSE |vy It tong. )V| tl wide. H a lf t a llU lU l 1)14 • F R E E l » * yr old mal a Kaeahaund Heukabrakan. tovea children Need* go— hama I to yr aid tomato cal tuaveaii ahota. a— ara tonng ____________P 4 00II____________ M I N I A T U R E OOR C R M A N PUPPIES. ) m a n no AhC pepera UlaechaO/ 14*717* 145— EHiplax for Sale 2 0 0 - L iv e sto c k /F a rm ______ Supplies______ SANFORD DUPLEX. A I con dltlen. go— neighborhood. SI* *00 Ceil after 1*07 ;74 *04* FOR SALE I buahal produce crate* Ptoetecall *07 M l 7740__________ STAIRS PROPERTY BOMBER BASS baa I engine 10 hra an boa I. ) * ( ' hull Mmt condl I Ion I 17,000 QBO P I 1**1 • 7* FT FONTOON beat all l.barglatt. 1*0 HP Evenrwda. 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PAT HERE AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE IIM Santord Ava.. laniard ail H I MM • CAAAARO 7* Glatt he— , a'l tha go— ttuff cm tom paim UM0 OBO or Irada MA MO] or ATI OOPS____________________ CAPRICE CLASSIC II. V*. auto. 74 000 mile* Eve ca— I 11,7*1060K ) IW7.M F » 4 • CHEVY CAAAARO. It77. Ra built VI. loft ol naw parttl 1*»S H I OIM any time • CHRYSLER I MPERIAL ‘fl. Lika naw Mutt tell Only U4 MO Call 1*071111 **SI I YR LI MI T EO EDI TI ON I BLACK I w/liOO m il Pd US 000 will laka 117*00 UO 1(7)7 day* l»»7 0 b a )o ra *p m 238— Vehicles Wanted WE PAY TOPI FOR Complete or Wrecked Cart Trmkt RUNNING or NOT ANY CONDITION ) ) ) 1044 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers^ CARRIAOE TRAILER. ) l It. 1*77. 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CHA. naw carpal Clean SPS/maSlMaacNepatt l lamtram Raalty. la c Super Winter Specials Mb* It v m w m i - l l m Day to m-saoi Altar «FM i pp-iaw Managed ByAngela Gordon Property Management On 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Q e ije v a Q a r d e q s 1505W.2Sth Street •Sanford 322-2090 H O U R S : M o n . • F r l. 8 :3 0 • 8 :3 0 \ ' » • / 3 lines for only $ 2 12 4 H liffl U AJO Call JJ0 7174 230— Antique/Classic • FORO THUNOf RBIRO. IH4 A ll anolnall Needy kerne work.SUW OBOHI Oil* BU IC K CO— . 4 door , Automal c I7K plut m. lei Atking 1) XC OBO Cell alter tpm 1)4 0014 ________Cara________ 215— Boats and ___ A cce sso ri e s ____ • II FT OLASTRON. U HP tvmrude. traitor Ovtatjndmg Ca— lAAaaiaaa l u m n i u n • IS FT BOWRIDER. 41 hp Mercury Top and galrami— till traitor SHOP 06014* I I P CORVETTE, toll Ta match vellow. 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P— ettel w/drewert. mirror— haadbaa— SI1S P)*a07 1 OESKS. computer power center UOO ea (New 114) va I Oak credence 1*0 P ) m a M GALLON ELECTRIC MOT WATER NEATER Like new 17} P ) U I) 231-C ars • IIM p i mat________________ SANFORD. 1 bdrm. Ua bath lakafront haul* SiM/mo SANFORD-OOL OSBORO RENT TOOWN 1 bdrm., naw kllchan. air U.000 down. UIQ/mo 1417711 SANFORD 111 Country Club Dr. 1 bdrm. 1 balh. cant M/A. Fane— yard. M l/me P I 0»4 SANFORD. Ml Oak Way I bdrm ml back porch S*00 util. Inc. 315— Boats and A ccessories 1S1— A ppliances / Furniture LAKE Mary Go— araa 1 bdrm w/w carpal. C/H/A. appl. calling tana, mint* Ml *7M a a O N I AVAILAB LE* a 1 badraam. I bath P I 44*4 ar 724 toot ____ SANFORD. 1 bdrm . carport aecurlty ayttam. lull kit . P * *31* Olacount— 1411 SANFORO I bd»m Kllchan L btg parch UM bfwtty ar 1X0 mo 104 77l4 ll7 e r P I I4tt • in . I (acrkapool ipalitt aoo CLEAN 1 BDRM Pam rm. AC carper!, work rm . nlc* yard na patt M l DP toto ’IS” 105— DuplexT r iplex / Rent 101— Houses Furnished / Rent 103— Houses U n fu rn ish e d /R e n t K IT (ad d itio n al lin e s extra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while a d is running except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-2611 Ibday! S an fo rd H erald �bv Chic Young 'YLOHDlEP Excess calcium leads to numerous disorders BEETLE B A ILE Y LATE FOR WORK, \ BUT, 5ARSE, AGAIN, BEETLE/ THERE WAS I'M PUTTING YOU ALONG LINE OH LATRINE DUTY.'/ AT THE POBT O fla n OFFICE GOLLY! THE MAN 16 PSYCHIC BUNK/ YOU WERE HIDING IN THE BUSHES' GET GOING/ by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER r AOaJUTEL.Y, POMTivay V NO WAY! NO HOW! J T NOWHERE! MOT! ^ N & O IO R Y j ^ n a n o ! no ! no! no! no! j ^ J7c££.W HU, l ^ HAVEN'T EVER ASF£DTHE “ N^QUESTiOh f t * ) YET! P" 01 no! by Charles M. Schuli OH. I SEE..IT WAS A TRICK QUESTION W A SN 'T IT ? 0 UJONOER I 6 0 T IT WRONG.. ^ congratulations , m a a m YOU DID IT A G A IN ! by Howie S c h w ld r E E K 4 M EEK HOWCAWTHEY SAFYTHAT ^ V ’WJOWJ WHAT GETS BUT THE BtfAAJD OT BEER AAJOTHEAAAKC OF CAR COES? THE VlOlQOCt IAJ FILMS ^ME ABOUT HftLMUODPy DOESDT RUB OFFOUTHE DEAR DR. GOTT: Last fall my doc tor discovered by a blood test that I have a high ralcium level, A surgeon says It's time for surgery. I know the problem Is caused by a tum or on my parathyroid gland, and I underatand that calcium Is being leeched out o f my bones which ran cause kidney stones and weak bones. Is there any re* search on the cause of these tu m ors and do I h ave an alternative treatment other than surgery? DEAR READER: Excess calcl* um In the blood ran lead to kidney stones, constipation. nausea, vom iting, abdominal pain, w ea k n ess, con fu sion . stupor, and coma. The condition has many cutises. Including excess vitamin D. malignancies. vitamin A Intoxication, chronic Infection, hypothyroidism. Addlson's disease (undrrartlve adrenal glands), cxress calcium In the diet (mllk-nlkall syndrome). hyperthyroidism, treatment with diuretic drugs, kidney failure. and o v e r p r o d u c t i o n of parathyroid hormone. It's this latter cause that your surgeon Is counting on because It Is the most common In adult Amerlcans. The parathyroid glands In the neck control calcium metaboIlsm. When Ihe glands produce loo much hormone, culrtum In Ihe bloodstream rises. This Is often asMM'iatrd with overactive ureas fbenlgn tumors) In Ihe parathyroid glands. Most experts r e c o m m e n d thnt t h e s e overactive ureas be surgically removed. Before consenting to an operalion, however, you must tie certain that the parathyroid glands are lo blame This can lie diagnosed by a special blood lest. I think It would be a shame lo undergo unnecessary surgery If. for example, your elevated calcium were due to a thyroid disoider that could be corrected wi t h m e d ic a t io n , su ch as Tapazole Con sec doctor mi o f an end what's go the spec tumor Is problem, gery. No i . ACHU1 1 Water I 4 Bellow ■ mods jj®T^ PETER GOTT.M.D these hyperactive areas and there Is no satisfactory non* surgical treatment for them. U LJ13LI U U U U U U u ia u u u u l j u ij u u u □ U U LJU U U U U IJ U U □□□ U L U J U IIU L ) l i U U U U U I l) LJLiLJU □ U L O L J IJ U tftUsksb tft Singer ~ . w JJlng i B -----dadt ™ rood** 2J g ,- ,,! 2S Stupe! 37 Vacetk E1*?** 34 Dress I 35 01 the 37 South i .. .. T" 1 f ir.ll-l 111.1(1 (*lC*]kd(4 3 School iut»«ct 4 Burst 5 Yoko - . r _ TJ~----TF* y u u u u a U L U U U U iJ U L J UUUU UUU u y u id C J U U U U U L J lUUfc] LK dkiLLlU kJLI L J U C J U U □uuaaLJL] u a a u u r — p u m □ □ □ uau U L iL ja u u .. ! 1 I•*T TT u u u u tj l 11 i i " YiBBjBgip « ■ * g --------H “ g - -----■ ■ ■ ; * ■» ' -------- -™ fj“ — ■ “ ” . RJ8UC... By Phillip Alder TUMBLEWEEDS by Jimmy Johnson ADO THE CAPflODftADf) . ' 001D WATCHDOG' HX HA HAHA HA V\ ARlO CALL6 ME EVERY DAY TOTUi ME ABOUT Hl5'fAR*>iPC’CALtD0AR AH HA HA HA H00 H00O0 j' therefore, bring Ihe (rick lolal lo In olden Ilmen, kings would nine. However, being stuck In l i g h t on t h e b a t t l e f i e l d . Ills band. South bus little chance Nowadays. Iradcrs sit In safely, in muke the contract. He can try sending Ihclr subjects lu the lo gel Into the dummy by slaughter. In bridge, though. Hits leading u heart toward the modernist policy can Ire suicidal. queen, but here West will win South's sequence, a strong with Ihe king and rash three and artificial two clubs followed club tricks for unr down. by iwo no-trump, showed a L c ''s go back la the opening balanced 23 or 24 points. South salvo — Hick one — and unblock correctly upgraded his hand to the club king under Ihe ace. 23 points because ol Ills good South Is never gelling more than Interm ediates (the I0s| and one club trick, and he badly controls (the accs ai.d kings). nerds that dummy entry In Against three no-trump. West order lo lake the spade finesse. If led the club five: four. ace. nine. llir defenders clear Ihe clubs (or Back came the club six. How du ck Ih e secon d round lo should South continue from dummy's 10). South can lake there? the spade llncssc. being careful The answer Is through the lo lead dummy's nine first. trapdoor and along Ihe secret tunnel to safety and seclusion! If thr defenders switch from South has six top tricks: one clubs. South has lime lo lead a sp a d e, on e h ea rt, th ree heart toward Ihe queen. Either diamonds and one club. A suc­ way. eventually he wins nine c e s s fu l sp ad e fin e s s e t an. tricks. NORTH 144 4111 ♦ Q »4 4 10141 ♦ J 14 « W IS T EAST ♦ 44 PEI 4 K 1 7t PJ44J 4 J III 471 4giTll 4 A 41 sown ♦ A Q 10 1 P A 10 7 4 4AKQ ♦ KB Vulnerable. North-South Dealer South Opening lead: ♦ 5 (C| 1994. N E W S P A P E R TERPRISE ASSN. EN / 1 I ( k By Bernice Bede Oeel TOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. 25, IBB4 (V < ^ FRANK AND ERNEST X 'M 6 O IH 6 TO REFER YO U TO P O CT0K ~ ( S T J * 6t T r J v — jm J *- t ' 1 AH.YEft. LIFE ) V^GOES ON J V— " ^7TT % % 9 / FOR j H / /R e fF r K /iu > OF MfS. h a io d y TO m F... WHERE? emotional Ilea could make your day. However, what transpires might be visible only lo you. An exciting year ahead could TAU RU tt (April 20-May 20) be In Ihe oiling for you. 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Give them credence In­ ARIES (March 21 April 19) A stead of IndlfTcrcnce. display of grnrm slty today from VIR G O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) You one with whom you share strong m lg b l have an opportunity WITH THe DEFEAT OF PHILIP T AND ANT'OCHUS lit, THUS BEGAN THE 930 YEARS OF ROMAN . 1 SUPREM ACY- / ItA FAST-FOPVfAiRDlNG TO THE FALL PART. . 6AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You could do quite well on your own today, but it's not likely to measure up to your effectiveness In Joint endeavors. Be a leum player. Instead of an Independent operator. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your relationships with o th e r s coul d be esp e cia lly beneficial today, particularly In areas that demand fairness and complete cooperation. C opyright 1994 NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. bv Laontrd Starr by Jim Maddlflc OWHO.'MGl ' ITS ASOJT THE RISE ONE OF THOSE AND FAIL OF THE DOCUMENTARIES ROMAN EMPi RE.PAY YOU TAPED , ATTENTION AND YOU , oft p b s / Ax Might lea r n ^ VjoMETHIN §~J through blends today to gratify an aspiration for which you've been hoping. It's something that's been a long time coining. LIBRA (S ep t. 23-Oct. 23| Conditions In general look rather p r o m i s i n g f o r you t o da y , especially situations that pertain tc commerce or finance. Put your greatest emphasis In these areas. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Being able lo look at things on a grand scale and than focusing I11 on the whole picture gives you an asset today that puls you u step ahead of others. IfA flrflO A W S . I ' P IX T T tR W AK£ iA H O y/ I H£AR 0 . 6 . 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No. 151 - Sanford. Florida NEW S D IG E S T □ Sports Rams in familiar surroundings L A K E M ARY — The Lake Murv Hams will face learns they've alrraily played at a fnrlltty they've alteady visited when they participate In the Class 5A hoys' soccer state tournament. See Page ID Harding, USOC cut deal O K E G O N C IT Y . Ore. — To n ya Harding will skate In the Winter Games, her berth secured Saturday by a deal cut w ith the U S. Olym pic C om m itter hours alter the opening ceremonies, r a c e Page 3D Union: Cops vote yes M anagem ent criticized; Chief: business as usual By SANDRA ELLIO TT Herald Stall Wilier S A N F O R D — Sanford poller |rfi no doubt Friday night th ry want to establish a local Fraternal O rd rr of Police to acl us their collrctlvc bargaining unit with thr city. The vote was 57 to 4 In favor of the FOP. A ltrr th r votes w rrr counted In thr training n>oin at the city poller station, about two do/rn FO P sup­ porters and thrlr families rhccrcd and applauded. Of the 84 m rm h rr police force. 69 were eligible lo vote. The city bus 15 days to challenge the election results If no challenge ts made, the results will I*- certified and negotiations on a collective luugulnlng iigrt-rmrilt will start It will be business as usual, according lo Chief Ralph Russell. He noted that discussions ubout a union startrd long before lie beeatue chief. Bill Dantschisrh. an FOP senior stuff representative w ho helped local officers organize, said ihc vole sends a « Irar message. "After last yrar. when Ihc city m udr a lot of promises to the ofllrers that things wotlld change." Dantsehlseli said "It was pretty See Union, Page 2 A Hm M Photo k, M*rt HmtH Attorney Alan Qsrlach counts volts as FOP mtmbsrs watt for rsaults. Woman jailed after accident S A N F O R D — A Sanford woman Is In Jail rh a rg rd with lra\ ng the scene of a serious accident Wednesday. Valerie Dawn llclshm an. 21. 4358 Bedford Hd . Sanford was arrested Friday und charged with leaving lire scene of on accident w ith serious bodily Injury, driving while her license was suspended or rrvo krd and having no Insurance. Lake Mary Police arrested (Irishman In a supermarket parking lot off Utke Mary Boule­ vard. Police allege llelshm an was driving a vehicle Feb. 9 which was Involved In a serious traffic accident at 25lh Slrret. T h e y claim she fled the scene on foot without giving aid or reporting the trrld rn l. She is bring held on $ 10.000 bond Update: Riverboat gambling All Souls Mardl Gras Festival By J . MARK BARPIBLO Senior Stall Writer Mis8ionaries alive S A N F O H D — New Trib e s mission Crists Management Committee, (CM CI. In Columbia has reported hairing from two men kidnapped on Ja n . 16. The Sanford New Tribes office reports that a cassette tape was received T u e s d a y . Feb. 8 . w it h m essages fro m missionaries Steve Welsh and T im Van Dyke. T h e tape bad been requested by the CMC as a verification of tic condition of the two men. T h e report maya the tape contained personal greet­ ings from the men to their families and instructions from the captors far further com ­ munications. T h e C M C said there were no threats or demands contained on the tape. Direct radio contact was attempted on Feb. 9. but due to u power blackout and poor atmospheric condi­ tions. the attempt was unsuccessful. Health care program L A K E M AR Y T h e Sanford-Lake M ary chapter of United We Stand Amerlca-Flortda will sponsor a p ro -a m on local, state and national health care systems at their meeting Sunday at 7 p in T h e gathering will be held at Old Lake Mary C ity Hall, located north of City Hall. Mark Van Fleet, adm inistrator of West Volusia Memorial Hospital will be the guest speaker. T h e meeting Is fire and often to tie public. FH P roadblocks set S A N F O R D — Troopers w ith the Florida H ighw ay Patrol will establish roadblocks on area roadways next month to assure vehicles and their drivers are safe. Troopers will stop traffic during daylight hours to check for such potential safety risks as worn tires, defective brakes and Inoperative headlights. They will also check to make sure motorists have valid drivers licenses and vehicle registration. Any criminal law violators, surh as drunken drivers, will be me! with arrest. Troopers may establish the roadblocks at the following locations: • Feb. 11 through March 17: County Road 15. Old Lake Mary Road. Orange Boulevard. Osceola Road. Celery Avenue. Stale Road 426. E .E . W illia m s o n Road. G e n . J . C . H u tch in so n Parkway. Bubbd Road and Dodd Road. SA N FO R D — Th e paddlewhrcls of promotion l>rgan rh u m ln g last week by an Investor group seeking to convince stale and local officials of the merits of riverboat gambling Representatives of Florida Riverboat Corp. met with County Manager Ron Rabun Friday to discuss the potential of a rtverboat gambling operation conducted out of the Port of Sanford. Florida Riverboat principals are scheduling meet lugs with county commissioners this week. Florida Riverboat. an Orlando-based corpora□ S s s O a m b lin g . P ag e B A M»!«m Cholo k, t j im w»nn*t M ils Mardl Gras Brandy Dalmwood. (I), with winners, front row, Irom tail. Nicola Pnmavora. Brittany Todd, Kelly Gamble and Stephanie Kline. Back row: Tiffany Winchester, Shelly Barbour. Lindsey Van Wellor, Miss Florida Nicole Padgett and Director Simone Evans. What’s an event without pageant? By SUSAN WBNNIR Herald Correspondent S A N F O R D — Muggy afternoon temperalutes faded, sending the Mardl Gras oj>cnlng ceremonies und pageant Into a cool moonlit start. In a colorful gynmuslum . with director Simone Evuns hurrying contestants to the stage, parents and friends uwulled Ihc Judges' decisions as Ihc Mardl Gras Pageant con* □ B e e Pageant, Page 2 A U. Mom, Julls Fowlsr, waves at ths kids. E x c ite m e n t c o n tin u e s to d a y By V IC K I DeSORNIBR Herald Stall Writer S A N F O R D — The loud excitement of the New Orleans Mardl Gras spilled out onto thr streets of Sanford this weekend. On Saturday afternoon hundreds gathered in the courtyard outside the All Souls Catholic church and school on Oak Avenue. Drawn there by carnival games, rides, delicious foods und arts und crafts, the crowd moved through the streets uttd the Purk on Park play area quietly, but w ith a bubbling enthusiasm. From thr |>etite young lady In combat bools, u lacc skirt und a T-shirt that read 'Leave me alone' to the priest In clerical garb. Ihrrr was something for everyone who utlcndrd. "1 think this Is pretty n eat," said John Slelnberger who hud come to th r event at the Invitation of Ills cousin w ho lives In the C See Festival. Page 2A F r o m i l t l T reports Classifieds........9-121 H u l t h f U n t n ....... C o m ics.....................Horoscope....................... Crossw ord eesssooseseeeSB Movies...................... Dear Abby 71 People.....................S' Deaths............. .........SA Sports.................... 1' Editorial......... .......... 4A Television................ Education s#ooooooas#oooSA W oathsr.................... Partly Cloudy Partly cloudy with a chance of shexvers. Highs In the low 80s and lows In the low 50s. Southwest wind at 10 m p h . R a in chance 20 percent. Fo r more weather, eee Fag* >A Anytime homes In Sanford's his­ toric district arc discussed umong m y circle ol fami­ ly members. In­ la w s . o u t l a w s (those related by m a r r ia g e ! a n d friends, the tulk always leads to __ ___________________________ that remarkable residence on the southeast comer of Eighth and Park sttll known to us old timers os thr Thigpen home. One reason ts all m y life I'd been under the Impression It was the only house In Sanford with a basement. But now I find It's not true. I'll explain later. It was In 1987 at the 50th reunion of the Seminole High School class of 1937 I saw Mrs. Hamilton Oven (nee Kathryn Thigpen) for the first time since before Worid W ar II. The girl I remembered as a tall, gangly leenugcr had Irecome a statuesque brunette who with an equally tall and handsome husband made a most Impressive couple. Believe me. I was quite astonished. In 1992. I saw Kathryn again. T h is time It was the 55th reunion of the SHS Class of 1937. She was the same In her elegant and gracious appearance but I detected something missing. I soon found out her husband. Hamilton, a civil □ See Stenatrom . Page 2 A YMCA expands to meet needs of area families Officials call for volunteers By NICK FPBIFAUP Springtime temperatures u ' H rn U Photo by MtchMl Uodimttl At home, downtown Herald Staff Writer L A K E MARY* — The Seminole County branch of the Y M C A Is planning lo expand. It will be the first since the 'Y ' facility was built at 665 Longwood Lake Mary Road. In late 1986. T h e p ro p o s e d 8 1 .5 m i l l i o n expansion Includes an 8.000 square foot gym nasium for youth, teens, adult sports and recreation; a com ­ plete fltness/wrllness center; u com m unity room for meetings: and a second multi-purpose room for a variety of fitness classes and tren programming. The Ftincss/Wcllness Center Is projected to have the latest In exercise equipment and a second set of locker room facilities for adults. "T h is expansion Is planned lo serve the entire com m unity needs." said Executive Director Ed Thomas. "T h e 'Y* Is not Just another youth agency, it Is designed to meet the needs of the entire fam ily." He explained. "T h is will be the m ost c o m p le te m u lt b e e r v ic c . human rare drllvery system In the area. O u r mission Is to develop C S e e E x p a n d . Page B A ____________ Related Editorial, Page 4 A Hm U P M * k , T wmw, Vlnctnl YM C A Executive Director Ed Thomas unvelle expansion plane. �XA - Sinlord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, February 13, 1994 i Stenstrom Continued fro m Page 1A engineer, was not with tier, lie had fallen a victim of cancer. During a conversation with some half dozen classmates. Including Kathryn, we discussed some of the “ W a y Hack W hen” columns I wrote for the Herald. I mentioned 1 was In the midst of an I I part series to be dubbed " T h e Lakrgatc S to ry ." "M y family knew the Lakes very well.” said Kathryn, "I'd like to read your series." When the "serial" was published in the fall of 1992 I mailed Kathryn a copy. Later I sent her clippings about historic homes In Sanford. She replied and thanked me for them but expressed what I detected to be a bit of disap­ pointment In that their family was not mentioned by me In the "Lakegate" series. Last fall I decided to do a column about the Thigpen fami­ ly and the family home at Eighth and Park. But I suddenly real' - - d I knew very little about the Thigpen family and the home at Eighth and Park. I did recall there were only two children, both girls. Kathryn and Jane, nnd that was about It — except for what 1 had been told about the basement. Th u s, my research began. The result Is the rest of this piece done in a question and answer fashion rather than m y usual style of n a rra tio n . So. this morning we're going to learn n lot about early Sanford, the Thigpens, events, people and places. And. you're In for a few surprise*, too. |The Inlnrm .u Ion added In parentheses Is mine). Q. Who was your father and where did he come from? A. William J a y Thigpen, bom in January’ 1877. Greenville. N .C. Ills dad was a cotton and tobacco farmer. Dad was one of eight children. He attended an academy In Goldsboro. N.C. Q. What brought him Ip Flor­ ida? A. lie was an asthmatic. He once attended a convention In St. Augustine. It seemed to help his condition so m uch lie de­ cided lo move to Flortdu. He had been working for the H.U. Drew Land Company In Georgia. Q. What did Mr. Thigpen do In Sanford? A. Mr. Drew came with Dad and they went Into the real estate business here. And. they prospered. T h e y donated the land for several Sanford schools. Including the entire block of the southeast quadrant of Ninth and Palmetto (where Sanford's first h ig h sch o o l w a s b u ilt for •20,000 In construction costs. It remained Sanford High until Ja n u a ry 1927 when Seminole High School at 18th and French was opened. T h e old Sanford H ig h became Sanford Ju n io r High School. T h e new Seminole High was built for 8200.000. Several years ago the old Sem i­ nole High at 18th und French was demolished nnd replared by Union C on tin u e d fro m Page I A obvious that the new chief (Ralph Russell) did not get that message. Th is Is a message to the chief that the officers need to be treated better and their morale Is low. T h e y need this representation and we totally intend to give them that." i Dantsehlsch has encouraged the local chapter to name n bargaining team. Along with w ages and certain benefits "1 hope the d ty commission Dantsehlsch said If there was and the people wtio run this city, one single thing w hich will be the city manager und the m ayor, dealt with It would be depart­ will take this as a message that ment morale and isow, promo­ “ th e y need to address Hies* tion* are handled. c o n c e rn s In the c o “lle e c tiv l e b a r g a i n i n g p r o c e s s ,'* " I think we have a lot of Dantsehlsch commented, "and dedicated police officers here they would be fair and not allow and people who w ork very hard the internal potties or problems to be prom otal." Dantsehlsch w ithin the department to over­ said, "and three*# too much ride those concerns." personality of politics Involved In the promotional process." Legal assistance for the local F O P chapter la in place and will He said cronytom plays a pan continue throu£i the collective In promotions. bargaining process. Dantsehlsch said. " T h is Is Indicative of poor management. Ill say It," he If the city files any objections continued. “ I don't generally say to the election, they would have that. When we win. we win and to focus on how the election was I'm here to work w ith manage­ ment the best we can. But this is conducted. Improprieties or vio­ lations of election laws. poor management and I can tell you that right u p front. That's "Obviously, we haven't seen reflected by this vole, because any. and there doesn't appear to labor attorneys representing cit­ be a n y.” Dantsditsch added. ies will tell you. w hen we have a F O P supporters planned a vote like this. It clearly Indicates barbecue today to celebrate the poor management." vote. Russell responded on Satur­ day. "A s far os him blam ing me. Sanford Mayor Hettye Sm ith you're always g d n g to blame top said she had n o c o m m rn t on the management. The o nly thing I union vote. N dther did deputy ran say to that Is they were police chief Joe Dillard. LO TTER Y Tho Florida Lottery winning numbers lor Fantasy Five Fri­ day night were 7-8-10-15-24. S a n fo rd H e ra ld Sunday, February 13, 1994 Vol. 66 No 161 Publtehed DeHv and Sunday, aicapf Saturday by The Santord Herald. Inc. K O N Franc* A m ., Sanford. r U JZ771 Second Clara Poaiege Paid »t Sarlord, Florida and additional mailing PO STM A STI A: Sand! lo THE SAMFONO MCAALD, PJ Boa 1SS7, Santord. PL *1771-1 9 S 1 Yaw SIMS yy an ITS.60 Florida Raardanla mwal pay 7W aalaa lai In addition lo rated aboM Phone (467} 122-M I I. f looking at a u niat long before I took over and they realty haven’t given me a chance. But It's going to be business as usual, nothing Is going to change. I have no animosities or anything else. It Is like Mr. Dantsehlsch says, this Is n o w an issue th a t w ill be handled at the bargaining table. If you check. jo u 'll find I have stayed totally out of this from the start and recommended they go ahead with the vole." Readers celebrate Valentine’s Day ■ y SUSAN WENNBft Herald Correspondent Cupid's arrow has struck and love Is In the air. Has romance left? Urlng tt back at Valentine's Day. Card shop owners look forward lo in ­ creased sates and children exchange candy and small momentos. Did the early Romans set us up with their worship of the God Lupercalla? The Roman* felt the God Lupercalla krpt them rnifr Irom wild animals and tragedy, so the holiday began there us Romans dedicated gift* and offerings of love to their god. Legend has it that St. Valentine was also a well-loved man that was kind to children und others. At a time when orders were given by high officials thut no m arriages could be performed. St. Valentine performed them anyway and he was Jailed for his deeds W hat began In ancient times, then brought to England and then the United States has evolved into a money-making. romantic day ol demonstrating your affec­ tion to family, friends and your sweeihean. How do you celebrate Valentine's Day? Th is question was posed to a sampling or the dll/eu* of Sanford. One woman enjoys a dual celebration each year. "M y birthday Is Just a few days prior." said Louise Duval. "I'm new In the urea, so I'm going to the dog races because we don't have them up north where I'm from My Iiu h Im iu I and friend* will celebrate with me. Those who feel it's a time for family und loved one* made the following statements. "I celebrate It with m y family and loved ones." said Arglc Coflcld. "It's a lime for loving and giving.'* " I usually *|)cnd the day with m y wife," said Hobby Brown. "It's family lime With my wife and daughter." "W e celebrate as a fam ily." Susan Miller said. "W e usually go out for a nice dinner. We S till do the Valet Inc thing with cards. The kids usually make valentines for me and m v husband." "I usually buy m y wife a card or flowers." Brian Onstad said "I always send cards." hi* mother, who was accompanying him that day. said. " I ’m sending a talking card to m y dog Toby. You know those cards that you can record your own voice on them ." " I don't celebrate. I m ay get a little something like candy for the kids, but that's nbout It." "I generally give a card and maylrc some dowers to m y wife." Gary Arnold said. "W e don't do unythtng elaborate, maybe a card." said his wife Mary, who echoed the s e n t i m e n t s o f th o s e w h o ta k e u middle-of-the-road approach lo the holiday. "I celebrate reluctantly." Frank Hostetler said. " I ’ve been married 11 years now so after that tnuny years. Just (lowers and a kiss. My wife knows I love her." "I don't celebrate." bis wife Brigitte said " I think It's Just too commercialized. I'm not a romantic." "I don't celebrate that day." said Linda Smith. " I ’m single." Festival Continued from Page I A neighborhood. "It's klnda like a fair, only snaller. I can do the games. Dad can eat all day und mom can do that craft thing Everyone stays off everyone else." Darlene Jones said she no longer has children at home, but wants to do what she can to help Catholic education " I'm eating lunch here and buying lots of hiked goods." she explained, balancing a handful of cakes and rookies. "It help* the school. It trip s kids get u special sort of education. And. who knows, maybe m y grand­ children will c o n r to school here some day." While most of the gomes and tides were alm a) at the under five set. children of all ages were having a good time. " I had m y picture taken with Barney." said Dcmelrta Lucas, a s e n io r at Lake M a ry H ig h School. "M y little sister will love It." HsnM ra w k i— assi u h wh u Luk« Beagen and hit wile ihop for crails if Mardi Qras. Shows from recorded music to In d ia n d a n c in g b ro u g h t applause from those in atten­ dance. Students from All Souls de­ lighted in the opportunity of trying to splash their teachers In the dunk lank. " I'm going lo keep doing this until I get her." one young man who did not want to be Identified said, p o in tin g at a teacher perched In a w r y vulnerable position. L A few mlnutor and u dozen or so tickets laicr the teacher splashed Into the clear water. "H e y . It's for a good cause." t h e y o u n g m a n 's m o t h e r shrugged, pulling out a few more dollars for tickets. T h e Mardi Gras celebration has become one of the most p o p u la r fundraisers for the school. "W e klnda look forward to com ing here every year." Lori Keene said. "W e know It helps the school and ItVs really fun." While some feasted and others played. Marshal Denis had only one thing on h lim ln d . " I want a rafBe ticket for that •2.000." he said m aking his way to the booth where (he tickets were being sold. " I need the money and If I buy a ticket It's o i................. good1ffor the kids." T h e A ll Souls M ardi Gras celebration continues today, be­ ginning at 9a.m . Hm M i f Michael IM ilm k i Pedro Borges and Slgna Bums serve barbecue to hungry faetlval-goari. Pageant C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A .eluded Friday. Miss Florida. 1993. Nicole Padgett, sang several songs while the Hnal voles were tallied. Kelly Gamble, of Sanford, was crowned T in y Miss, with Brit­ tany To d d as first runner up. W ith stars In her eyes. Nicole Primavcrn. of Deltona, received her new title o fL Iltlr Miss Mardi G ra s . S te p h a n ie K lin e was runner up. Faint, glistening tears filled the eyes of Llncfaey Van Weller, from Heathrow, as the sash and crown were given her for Ju n io r Miss Tiffany W inchester re­ ceived a a scholarship from Barblzon M odelng School for being chosen first runner up In t he Junior Miss category. T w o young ladles competed for the title ot Miss Mardi Gras. B ra n d y Dalm wood, of Longwood, was crowned................ Miss Mard rdl Gras, 1994. with Shelly Barbour as runner up. Cameras (lathed. Giggles of delight and mnny hugs were s h a re d , e n d in g a b e au tifu l evening. TH E W E A TH E R Today: Partly cloudy with a w ith a chance rf showers. High In the low 80s. Wind southwest at 10 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. To nigh t: Pauly cloudy and cooler. Low near 50. Monday: Fair and cool, High In t h e m id 6 0 s to n e a r 7 0 . Extended forecast: Tuesday: Mostly fair with a low near 50 and high In the low to mid 60* near 70. Wednesday: Mostly fair with a low In the mid 50s and high In the low to m id 70s. Thursday: Pauly cloudy. Lows In the lower 5Gb. Highs In the m id 60s to near 70. 0 FLORIDA TUMPS O ff Daytona Beech Ft. Laud Baacb Fort Mytrt Geingavllte Hunnssldaril numvfimu Jacbaonviita Kay Waal Labatend Miami lerateta taftahatwa Tamo* Vars Beach W. Palm Boat* Ht La Pet U a II n FI Ir 40 I f rj *i as •4 ra NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL PORICAST oo 00 » r vj'A . f \J*A,-------------- 1 SUNDAY P t ly d d y SO-SO MONDAY F a ir 66-52 II ar 00 64 rs 00 40 » .tr 14 n 14 •) U n N *4 00 I) 14 00 -------------- W EDNESDAY P t l y d d y 78-52 TH U R S D A Y cld y 78-82 S TA TIS TIC ! SU N D A Y : S O LU N A R T A B L E : Min. 7:00 NEW Peb. 10 O PULL Feb. 26 F IR S T P e b .18 » LAST M arch 4 ■BACH CONDITIONS ai 00 Jl TU ESD A Y P t ly d d y 88-82 v D a y to n a Beach: Waves arc 1-3 feet with a hght chop. There was no current with a water temperature of 60 degrees. N ew Sm yrn a Beach: Waves are 1 feet and w th a light chop. Th e re was no current with a water temperature of 61 degrees. a.m .. 7:15 p.in.: Maj. 12:50 a.rn.. 1:00 p .m . T ID E S : D a yto n a Beach: highs. 8:14 a.m.. 10:02 p.m .: lows. 1:27 a.m .. — p.m .: New S m y rn a Beach: highs. 8:19 a.m .. 10:07 p in.: lows. 1:82 a.m,. — * p.m .; Cocoa Beach: highs. 8:34 a .m . 10:22 p.m .; lows, 1:47 a.m .. — p.m BOATING St Augustine to Ju p ite r Inlet Sunday: W ind southwest 10 knots. Seas 2 to 3 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Widely senttered showers and thunderstorm s m ainly north part. Sunday night: W ind west to southwest 5 lo 10 knots becoming north to northwest 20 knots. Seas building 5 to 7 feet except higher In the gulf stream. T h e high te m p e ratu re In Sanford Salurdty was 84 de­ grees and the overnight low was 69 as reported by the National Weather Service. Recorded ra in fall for the period, ending at 4 p.m . Satur­ day, totalled 0 Inches. Th e temperature at 4 p.m. Saturday was 82 degrees as re c o rd e d b y th e N a tio n a l Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. [.S a tu rd a y 's high................ 84 □ B a ro m e tric p re s s u re .3 0 .1 3 n R e la tiv e H u m id ity ....S B pet □ W in d s . B o o th I S m p h U R a in fa ll IttltttnittMtlfOMOMlO IQ. □ S u n se t. 6 t l 4 p .m . □ S u n r is e 7 :0 8 ft.m. Temperature* Indicate prtoou* day’t high and ovarmghl too City 81 u Prc Ollk Atlanta 4] 41 » cdy Bodon » ii 41 cdy 44 41 n c61 Charlatton SC Chicago IS t« Clr Columbia. 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Police report Wilson refused to leave the Intersection of Fourth Street and Palmetto Avenue after a dispute wllh a w om an. T a m m y Ann laigcrfo, 27. 473 Sprlngwood Court. Longwood. was arrested on a simple battery charge at a County Road 427 food store Wednesday night after an undercover City County Investigative Burenu agent reported she bumped his head wtth Iters. Preceding the Incident, the agent reported a nearby woman shouted they were police officers. T h e woman, who refused to give her name, was arrested on an obstruction •charge. Drug charges filed Gregory Owen Dlckry, 31. 839 Crown HltiM Lane. Sanford, and James Kenneth Brown. 32. 295 Second St.. Lake Mary, were anested at a South Orlando Orlve video store Wednesday night on charges they told an undercover Informant a pound of marijuana for 01,200. Both were subsequently arrested on charges of conspiracy to sell and sale and delivery of marijuana. Brother's name used J im m y Loyd McKnlght. 21. 614 S. U .S. Highway 17*92, Room 6. Fern Park, was arrested on giving a false statement charge by a Seminole C o u n ty deputy early Thursday morning. A deputy reported M cKnlght gave a signed statement that he was threatened earlier by tw o men. one bearing a gun. After Winter Springs police located the two men. McKnlght Identified them. T h e deputy subsequently discovered the name uaed by McKnlght waa actually that of his twin brother. McKnlght said he waa concerned for hit safety, deputies report. Son reports assault Ronald Jam es Leadholm. 46. 119 Countryside Drive. Longwood. was arrested at his home Wedneaday night on domestic violence battery and assault charges. Leadholm’a son reported he poked him on the cheat several times during an argument. While a Seminole County deputy was taking a statement from the son. he reported Leadhold raised his flat as If to strike his son. Concealed gun leads to arrest Jeremy Dwayne Shuler, 19. 1804 Tangerine Ave.. Sanford, was arrested on a charge of carrying a concealed firearm outside a Southwest Road convenience store early Wednesday morning. A Sanford policeman reported finding a .22-caltbcr handgun during a safety pat-down search Warrant arrests made The following wanted persons were taken Into custody: • A rth u r Wilbur Bimbo. 54. address not given: on a probation violation charge for a disorderly Intoxication conviction. • David Mark Cadwallader. 39. 193 East wind Drive. Sanford: on u battery probation violation charge. • Thallas Jerome Inm an. 21. 201 Franklin Arm s Apart­ ments, Sanford: on a charge of failure to pay fines for two traffic convictions and one open container conviction. • A n th o n y Herring. 27. 254 9 Ridgewood Ave.. Sanford; on a Florida Parole Commission emergency warrant for robbery controlled release violation charge. Disorderly conduct Adrla Charnell Taylor. 20. 611 Park Ave.. Apt. 4. Sanford, was arrested on n disorderly conduct charge by Sanford police Wedneaday evening. The policeman reponed she became loud and altrartrd attention of others while he was questioning her four-year-old son about an earlier Incident. Domestic violence Gerald Anthony Nash. 33. 473 Sprlngwood Court, lamg wood, was nrresled on charges of domestic violence battery nnd grand theft by a Seminole County deputy Wednesday evening Nash'* estranged wife mild he took uns|>ecllled possessions from her apartment, then pushed her thrice during un ensuing argument. 8anlord. Florida - Sunday, Fatoniary 13, 190* - 1* Dispute, arrest David Matthew Wilson. 22. 318 Palmetto Ave.. Apt. 7. Sanford, was unrated on n disorderly conduct charge by JC P en n ey n r *F0R H E R S A L E 12.99 FOR HIM Dockers® Sale R « g . S I 8. Satin Chem ise Sale O n Men's Shirts, Slacks and Shorts S A L E 10.99 • Now •Now •Now •Now R eg. 14.99. Lace teddy H «W Him* Abracadabra Magicians Gilford and Roy art performing four fret shows daily for two weekends at Fun World at Fisa World. T h t duo amaztd the audience Mttiutf Oc4rvt.il Saturday by turning a rabbit into • dog. T h t show runs today and Fab. 18. 10, 20 with shows at 11 a m . and 2.5, and 8 pm . Toyotas: Th ie ve s’ choice ■ y N IC K P F B IF A U P . Herald Stall Writer S A N FO R D — Three out of four stolen vehicles recovered by sheriff's deputies T h u rs d a y , were Toyolas. T w o were the some year. Deputies responded to a res­ taurant parking lot In the 100 block of Hickman Drive, where a v e h ic le had been re p o rte d parked for several days. A 1982 Toyota was located. A check revealed II had been reported stolen In Orlando on Ja n . 29. Three vehicles were recovered Thursday on Cameron Avenue east of Sanford. Ai 7:50 a m,, deputies located an abandoned 1985 Toyota which they found to have been stolen from an Altamonte Springs man. A t 1 :4 1 p . m . , a l s o o n Cameron, near S R. 46. deputies discovered another 1985 Tuyotu. partlnllv In a ditch. Th e Inrldent report said the vehicle was u no ccu pie d , hud no license plate, ihc rear w indow was broken out. and the steering wheel und radio ^ h e r r both missing. Th e vehicle was found to have been ihc property of a Sanford m an. hui no stolen vehicle report had been filed At the same location, deputies said ihcy also found an aban­ doned white m in iv a n . bin were unublc lo determine any Infor­ mation regarding 1lie vehicle. One vehicle was reportedly stolen, also on Thursday. A 1984 w h ite T o y o t a v a n . lic e n se N O TIC E T h e Pulsar pocket phone offered on pa ge 12 in today's T a rg e t salo section has tho following additional requirem ents: O ffe r applies to the new accounts with a T a rg e t-a p p ro v e d cellular phono carrier. M in im u m activation and service charge required. C re d it approval required at timo of purchase. A n additional credit deposit m a y be n ece ssa ry at the time of purch ase. A d d $300 without activation. S e e store for additional details number H L A -O IA was reported missing from the IOO block of Idyllwlldr Drive. I d:Jd4l Rjcht 0 4 THE M oney * R eg. $25. Esleep* satin boxer set S A L E 17.99 Levi's™ Sale R eg. $24. Valentine's pig-prirtf boxer set •Now 2 4 .9 9 . Basic Denim Shorts •Now 3 4 .9 9 , Levi's stonewashed 550* Je a n s taw/ niiw 30%-50% O F F S A L E 14.99 14 K g old jewelry Reg. $22. 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Monday - Friday at the following AMNESTY DAY HOUSE CLEANING FEBRUARY 19TH FROM 9 AM TO 3 PM Old Zayre's Plaza, Highway 17-92 &. Airport Blvd., Sanford For Proper D is p o s a l O f H o u se h o ld H a z a rd o u s W a ste Battery A d d Insecticides Gasoline M o to r Oil ■ Solvents Glue Cement Lawn Chemicals Disinfectants Oil Based Paint Auto Batteries Paint Thinner Pool Chemicals m 10RESIDENTSIF SIMHI9U COUNTY B U S IN E S S E S M A Y C A L L locations: S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y S E R V IC E S B U IL D IN G 1101 E. F IR S T S T R E E T - S A N F O R D 8:30 a.m . - 5:00 p.m . T A X C O L L E C T O R S O F F IC E W IL S H IR E P L A Z A 384 W IL S H IR E B L V D - C A S S E L B E R R Y 8:30 a.m . - 1 :00 p.m . / 2:00 p.m . - 5:00 p.m . A ny questions regarding property tax exemption should be directed to the Exemption Department at #(407) 321*1130, extension 7506. H .W . "B IL L " S U B E R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y P R O P E R T Y A P P R A IS E R L A I D L A W E N V I R O N M E N T A L S E R V IC E S A T 1 -8 0 0 -4 2 1 -0 5 5 3 F O R M O R E I N F O R M A T I O N P LE A S E C A L L 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -9 5 3 9 Receive A Discount Coupon For Opening Night O f The Fair When You Participate In Amnesty Day. Coupon S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Good for $2.00 Off Full Price Adult Admission. February p jr B 2 4 . _ M A R . 6 , 1 9 9 4 24th Only. s e m i n o l e g r e y h o u n d p a r k ,C a s s e l b e r r y ,f l �.wfc’H i H t WWWBB 4A - Senford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. February 13, 1994 E ditorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld Africa, the cradle of civilization (U»PS 441-280) 300 N. F R E N C H A V E.. SANFO RD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-261 1 or 831-0003 Wayne 0. Doyle. Publlther and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE; 3 Month*................................. $19.50 8 Month*................................. 830.00 I Y ea r...................................... 878 00 Florida Reeldenta mutt pay 7% eeUe tax In addition to rate* above. EDITO RIALS Help the ‘Y ’ Th e Seminole County branch of thr Young Men's Christian Association. YMCA. Is ready to launch what may seem like n monstrous task. It wants to raise nt least 81.5 million through donations. Th e role of the Y M C A In the lives of children and adults. Is unparalleled. For only a slight charg:. programs too lengthy to list, are available toone and all. While the name Implies It Is a male organization. It combined many years ago to include young women. (YW C A ). Because of the familiarity of the name however. It remains unchanged. Present planned expansions will provide for a large gym nasium , a fitness/wellness center, more locker rooms, a community meeting room, and a second multi-purpose room. It also includes more than doubling the parking area. If over 81.5 million can be obtained, there are additional plans for further expansion which will prw ld e even more facilities for all ages. Th e Immedtate goal is to obtain possibly as m any as 125 volunteers who are willing to w o rk on th is p ro je c t. So m e m a y do paperwork, while others m ay actually go out and seek funding and grants. Persons with such experience arc urgently needed If this project Is to succeed. In relationship to the YM CA. we sec three types of persons. Those w ho are familiar with the operation: those who know where It Is but have never taken advantage of It: and those w ho don’t care about It. There is no need to convince those who know the advantages of having a YM C A In the area. For those who are only slightly familiar, we suggest they visit the facility and take a 9- i tour. g | flB H M f if i W tL T h r picture evoked In the m inds of many Am e rica ns when th r A frican continent la menI timed is nnr of scantily clad natives, dark of hue. carrying primitive sprnni. However. Africa Is rrallv a land that Intrigurs th r Imagination and has liern designated by srlrn tlflr research as the crudlr of civilization. Africa Is four times the size of the United States and the second largest continent on earth. It Is as large ns India. China, the United States and Western Europe combined. Its land surface Is one fifth the land surface of the earth. It Is the most tropical of continents. It Is a leading dc|>oslinry of raw materials. Scholars have suggested that the malady that Im parls African history prior to the European eolontzallon Is the same problem that Impacts all history that Is not Europcun or American. History has noi bern written from an objective |H*rspcrllve but has been basically ethnocentric. History has served to rngender patriotism and establish ancestors as heroes. Cultures beyond the west were either Ignored or relegated to a m inor place. Let's focus upon another picture of Africa, that of societies with division of labor and majestic kings nnd queens. Prior to European colonization there existed ureas of Africa where civilization had reached lls zenith and had significant rulers. Hannibal — ruler of Carthage 247-183 B.C. Is one example. Regarded as one of the greatest generals of all time. Hannibal and his armies captured major portions of Spain and Italy and nearly defeated the mighty Roman Empire. Hannibal crossed the Alps In 2 IB B.C.. however, his fortunes were revised In 203 B.C. C lcopnlm VII. queen of Egypt 69-30 B.C. b e ra m r queen at the age of 17. She was highly Intelligent. She was m u ltilin g u a l mastering Greek. Syrian. Latin. Hebrew and her native languuge. Her dreams for Egypt were never realized nlthough she persuaded Ju liu s Caesar and Mark Antony to become her allies. Mall was one of the great rotintrtes In Western Africa. Mall, also known as Mclle, began as an organized kingdom approximately 1235 A D. Ha In the political organization had lls epigenesis epig< ELLEN GOODMAN IW IP BIS DOLLARSRJRTHIS EWIftXENTONiy FINPOUT im m ^ N m m o u n e w is JUST4 S M JY 'C V M B O S T O N — Il Is a miserable day o n the planet, or at least on the northern part of the l a n d 's Western Hemisphere, a n d CBS rgtns the evening news with a report on th r relentless cold. T h e camera hones In on a yo u ng, neat apectmen of the Chicago tundra. T h e m an la asked his oplnkn of the winter wonderland and h r answers cheerily: "It su ck s." My srntlm rnlsexactly. ^ im a a m m m LE TTE R S r What’s happening to language? E F o r-th o s r who m if'tio t^ M ie . we suggest you look at bow m uch the YMCA helps (he total com m unity. Visit or phone the Seminole Family YM C A at 665 Longwood-Lake M ary Raid. 321 -8944. The right to bear arms in America crime In general. And, In t ! m » of crisis, the defending of our nation and our kinsmen from governmental tyranny and despotism such as that which wc arc starting to see In the New Wot Id Order! Article II of the Bill of Rights of the U.S. Constitution stales: " A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the Right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be lirfringed." Let us examine this from a grammatical point of view. What Is being stated an necessary lo the security of a free state? Is It a well regulated mlllta which the founding fathers feared, or is It the right of the people to keep and bear arms? Could It be that both are an Indispensable part of our freedom a id heritage as U.S. nationals. Let us ask. wtiat Is the militia? According to Webster's New World Dictionary, militia la an a rm y composed of citizens called out In time of emergency. It would stand to reason that the citizens called out to compose this militia would need lo be armed, and not armed by the state! T h e word arm Is defined as any weapon usually used In warfare or fighting! Also, it Is to prepare for or against attack. This definition also compliments the U.S. Suprem e Court ruling In the 1939 Miller vs. U.S. easel It was ruled that the Second Am endm ent provided for the Individual c illz a i to own weapons of military type for participation In (he militia al large! There arc those today that try to claim that the Second Amenchnent applies to the National G u ard and not the Individual dllzen. Feb. 28. 1990 saw the U S. Supreme C o m In a case. Th e U .S . Vs. Verdugo Urquldcz, stale that "people" a word "em ployed In select pans of the Constitution." ^jcclflcally the Preamble. First Second. Fourth. Ninth and Tenth Amendments, means the same thing throughout — "H it' rights of the In d ivid u a l" A few years back Minnesota Governor Rudy Pcrplch challenged the A rm y 's sending of the Minnesota National Guard to Central Am erlru for lls sum m er training. T h e U.S. Constitution stales lhat stales are responsible for the training of the mllltl*. Th e U.S. Government responded that the National Guard Is not the militia, but a branch of the A rm y , citing Section 3 1 1 of Title IO o fth e U .S . Code! Infringed as defined by W cbsirr's New World Dictionary Is the encroachment kilo the rights of the people, w hich by comm and of the Second Amendment, government sh al not do with respect to the keeping and bearing of arms. Many people still think that gun ownership has something to do with target shooting, squirrel hunting match competition, going after deer, or gun collecting. Those arc enjoyable recreational uses o f firearm*, and they arc relatively unimportant In the quest for control o f the American people by the N ew World Order! Gun control Is as Important lo the New World Order plan of World Dominance as Is N A F T A ! Henry Kissinger stated In the Aug. 1. 1993 edition ol th r Miami Herald that the North American Free Trade Agreement is the keystone to the New W orld Order! need u more severe punishment for the criminal clement. Serve full lime, no gain lime, no lime off for good bcfnvlor. no more "country-club” jails. T h e y shoiid have behaved to start with, and three limesnnd you’re In for good. The real issue u not the recreational use of firearms. It is freedom and survival! The primary purpose ol our guns Is the defense of life, liberty and property, the protection of our loved ones from robbery, rape, assault and This proposed gun law is nothing more than a blatant attempt lo enslave the people of the Utilled Staten to that the politicians can do ns they damn well please. Sorry to say, If this bill passes, we will have two classesof people In this ... - seventh century. There were two particularly famous kings of Mall about which m u c h tins been wrlllen. T h e exploits of Abubaknrt. also know n as the Mariner Prince of Mall, has been chronicled In n book by Ivan Van Sertlma. The foundation of Van Sertlma's research was laid from a trilogy cf w o rk s by H a rva rd lingu ist. Leo W e in e r. Abubakarl's fascination with the sea prompted him lo relinquish his throne lo his brother. Munsa Kankan Musa and sail away, never lo return. Van Sertlma credits him with reaching the West prior lo Columbus. For more Inform a­ tion read " T h r African Presence In Ancient A m e ric a ; T h e y Cam e Before C o lu m b u s ." published 1976. Random House. Mansa Kankan Musa ruled Mall from 1312 1337 A .D . He had u reputation for being a shrewd businessman nnd a scholar. In 1324 hr led over 70.000 of his people on one of the moat spectacular holy pilgrimages from T im b u k tu to Mecca. M any have found Afrlen fascinating an d have written much about the land Africa is indeed a land of paradoxes. It has grrat wealth. It has great poverty. It has much human suffering T o d a y m any lands suffer from this same affliction. Africa Is th r land that scientists front multiple disciplines have Identified as the cradle of civilization. It Is the place where m an began his earthly trek. And so did Sarah Brady, chair of Handgun Control. Inc. who made rerm rks to Liberal Senator Howard Metzenbaum as she lobbied In support of a ban on seml-autonatlc firearms. "O u r task or cientlng a soclalbt Am erica can only succeed when those who would resist us have been totally disarmed." You sec. the iral reason for gun control Is to disarm the militia. If the sheep In this country were to ever wakr up and team about the plans for us under th h New World Order, they would most assuredly organize the militia nnd remove the tyrants from government! It Is the constitutional right of "W c the People" to organize as the m lltla and not to overthrow the Constitution but to remove the tyra n ts fro m It! We were founded as n constitutional republic and today we have a socialistic democracy. I pray lhat you will read and Icam more about the founding fathers and the great documents that they left us! Learn more about tills New W orld “O rd‘ e r. A n d ..................................jrfd remember, the man that wants yo u r guns Is your enemy! L lw free or die, for death Is not the worst of evils! Jo h n S. Adams Chairm an Treasure Coast Unit American Pistol 8t Rifle Association Port St. Lucie When freedom’s gone I am w riting with regard to the gun control law proposed by Ron Klein and H ow ard Forman. As usual, this Is nothing more than a scheme to subvert the Second Anm cndm ent to the U.S. Constitution, an attempt to take weapons out of the hands of ho irst law-abiding citizens. T h e way It Is written, with the 8200 per gun registration fee. will leave gists In the hands of two groups, the "very wealthy" and "the crim inals." Il Is not a crime bill. Whal w c really country — the ruling class and the slave* — and If you th in k this will be the end or It, freedom i the press will be the next to go. (T h e y arc ai iJ already trying to take Rush Lknbaugh off the sir.) Talk about com m unism , we're headed that way. I am sorry to say. In m y lifetime. I have never h e ld any prejud ices s u c h as anti Semlttnm. anti-Uack or any other race, creed or color. M y mother and father taught me better than that, but I am coming to the ocnclusion that m y parents didn't tell me that rotten apples exist In every b o rcl. Anthony L. Benjamin “Vcro “Beach. eh. rFla. Never surrender guns It seems some of our state lawmakers don't know w hat the Second Amcncknent means or why It was written Into the C o m tllutk m of the United States. Many of these bureaucrats arc. apparently, blissfully Ignorant of the Florida State Constitution as well. House Bill 2 4 1 Is In direct violation of both mamfates. and will surely d raw a lawsuit at the very least. Creating laws lo solve a problem that only exists In the fertile Imagination of the news media. Is not cnly dishonest, It can be called treasonous. The facts speak for themselves. Since the sponsor of HB 241 and the media haven't bothered to look them up. here they are. Fact: So called “assault weapons" arc used In gun-related crime I to 2 percent of the time. Hardly the terrible menace as they have been portrayed, and certainly not a good reason to steal honest citizens property. Fact: Am ericans use: flret firearms of all types, well o ve r n m illio n tim e s A year to defend themselves. T i c events In the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew bare this out. Fact: Accldertal shooting*, especially among children has been falling for the last 30 years. Even as the total number of firearms In the country lias Increased. W hy do they want a disarmed Am erica If not to control crime? Basically for the same reasons that the Nazis had. socialist people control. Th e bureaucrats know they are about to start abusing the citizens far more than ever before, and the very Idea of people n vn ln g firearms i. and lhat (hat fIsas l( should be. makes them nervous, Never surrenderyour firearms. Jam es Faulk Port St. Lucie L E TTE R S T O ED ITO R Letters to th r editor are welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number, larltcrs should he on a single subject nnd tie us brief as possible. Th e letters are subject lo editing. B u t not m y Ian guage. T h e next n ig h t, another of the cam ­ eras endlessly stalk­ ing T o n y a Harding film s her while she practices her routine. W he n she slips up. the camera zooms In. A ItU jJfe Y o u don't hove to be a lip rradbr to recognize the outllnr It would b « o f th e w o rd . T h e absurd to speak expletive not-drlrtrd olJohn Is "s h it." Bobbitt's I d o n 't flinch at ‘private parts,* this. Nor do I purse let alone his m y lips Into some v a ria tio n ol “ T s k . Anatomy Isn’t ts k ." I am ndther vulgarity. J pure nor prim about le that's used to make a m yth ica l tani sailor blush and a dotty elder wash a child 's m outh out with soap. Years ago, when m y 3-ytur-old daughter broke a bottle on a supermarket floor and lo u dly blurted out a four-letter w o rd . I dem urred. "Isn't It terrible what they pick up on the playground!" I dld n ‘1(ml anyone. Nevertheless. I uin fasclruled at w hat's happening to words. We seem to be In this fluid era where any number of furmcrly dirty words arc being washed clean. Al (he same tim e, formerly acceptable terms have become fighting words. T h e frame light of language, the signal lhal says what does and doesn I go In p u b lic. Is opera te d by a b utto n Hot Is la b e le d : "O ffensive." Offensive languige Is usually given the red light. F o r a long time there was a single standard of such words, a co m m un ly threshold of sensitivity. But now the definition of w hut Is offensive and who Is offentfed changes as often as the venue. Consider for example the anatom ically correct speech that makes lls wuy Into th r dally news. Remember when various male television unchcrs faced with reporting toxic shock syndrome had to practice saying the word "tampons" Into the mirror before they could get It out w e r the airwave*? B y the time the Bobbitt case ended. Am erican Journalists were talking and w rit­ ing about pcnlsrs w ith nurc clinical ob­ jectivity — I almost said detachment — than even their seventh grade hygiene teachers. A n d few people were offended. W e have also had multicultural revisions. I’m not talking about basic Farrakhan-spcuk. I'm talking about whal Is often hoslllely described os pdltlcally correct speech. W he n the Los Angcks Times offered u p some guidelines on ethnic, racial and gender terms lost November they asked reporters to ask themselves: "Arc they (these terms) likely to be considered offensive?" A m o n g those words the newspaper labeled most likely lo be offensive were babe. Blble-thumpcr. bitch, crippled, dyke — and we're still In Die D's. Moving right along the alphabet they added: gal. hide. Oriental and w hile trash. But at the same time we're minding o u r p's and q's. or at least our "gals” aneT "w h ite trash" in one p m of the media culture, wc have Howard Stem, explellving all o ve r the radio and Snoop Doggy Dogg singing " F o r A ll M y N lggaz and Bitches" on a CD. * Indeed II Is entirely possible to find people w ho win not ddgn to speak er write o r the W ashington Redskins or the Cleveland In d i­ ans. but will feel perfectly comfortable telling you lhat the teams suck. In general. I agree with anatom ically correct speech. It would be absurd to speak of J o h n Bobbitt's "private porta" let alone his "peepee." Anatomy lsn!t vulgtrlty. mmmmm �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, February 13, 1994 - BA Gam bling— Sanford commission agenda Continued from Pefe IA will, he said. So. the attraction lor pawn shops, adult enter­ tainment clubs and criminal activity around the embarkation (Kilnt at the port will be reduced, said Oliver. , .. , Hon romprlftrc tof a local bulldry and In d ivid u a l with Midwest rlverboat gam bl­ ing business experience, wants to Invest $40 million to <100 m illion to create a 300-foot-long gam bling boat to sail up and down the St. Johns River on two three-hour crulirs dally. T h e enterprise could employ up to 1,000 with an average pay of <24.000 a n m idly. Th e com ­ pany has reserved It) acres at the Tort of Sun ford for the venture. Port director Dennis Dolgner said If the venture Is p u rs u e d , the port a u th o rity would collect atniil <10,000 per acre annually h r the land actual­ ly Irased. Statewide, a fleet of 18 riverboats could }roducc Join for 05,000 people and priMluce <375 m illion annually for state and local governments In tuxes and fees, a cco rd in g to a stu d y jierform rd by Ih u k Klshkind of W inter Park for Florida Riverboat. Rabun said lx- was not pre­ pared to take a position on the proposal following the meeting. T b u l decision w ll Ik - for county commissioners.he said. " I 'm not going to I k - the pitch m an. It's a political thing." said Rabun. "B u t when you bear of a nything that improves the local econom y, the first reaction Is going to Ire *ycah.' but then yoti have to weigh t lr downsides." Should rlverlKiit gambling be allowed In Florldi and the ven­ ture begun at the port. Rabun said tt would fire m any of (be normal development reviews for traffic and other Impacts. The (xitrnllal for an attraction to crim inal actlvltk-s would also have to Ik - addrmsed. l-ew Oliver. Florida Rlverboat a t t o r n e y , said w a te r-b o rn e gam bling will have few of the drawbacks of casino gambling or even pari-mutuels. Because ac­ cess to the cruises w ill be lim ite d , s p u r-o f-th e -m o m e n t gam bling Im putes will be kept to u m in im u m , said O liver. Gam blers must pay boarding fees for the sclrduled cruises, said Oliver. Because the bait will be away from the the doth for gambling to occur, not tied up. visitors will nut be able to come and go at ,„ . "Th ere will be a lot leaa of the blight you liavv now around casinos and evtn jal-alal fron­ tons and other pari-mutuels." said Oliver. "I Brink tourists will see a big paddle wheel-type gambling iroat usDIsney-esque." Oliver said Florida Rlverboat Is t'omprlsed of pirsldcnl Gerald Bralry. owner t i Genesis Group, an Orlando honrbulUllng company; Bill Nlem rycr of Peoria. III., a m rrlianlail tool manufac­ turer and founding Investor In an Illinois gambling rlverboat v e n tu re : Monte B rn n n a n of Peoria, on arclritect and dcvel- oper and co-investor in the Illinois rlverboat venture; Joe Jam ison of Orlando and Illinois, captain and assistant m anager of the Illinois rlverboat venture; and Art Hahn of Mobile. Ala., a rlverboat gambling consultant. G utm an. R-MlnmJ Oliver said I r submitted a draft bill lo Girimun after testi­ fying before Ihaise and Senate committees III Tallahassee last m onth. T h e Gulninn bill In ­ cludes a provlrton allowing for rlverboat gambling cruises O liv e r said N le m e y c r and Hannan ure the principal In­ vestors. but eventually, the cor­ poration will be opened up to other investors and corporate sponsors, primarily from Florida. O liver did not preclude limited participation In the venture from major gambling concerns, such as B a lly s or Caemr’s Palace. What Is uncurtain Is whether the legislature would attempt lo legalize gambling wll bout going to the voters fir*. Florida voters have already lim e d down (wo earlier proposals, but recent surveys suggest a majority of residents might approve some limited gam bling now. T h e venture fringes not only on local acceptance, but also state approval. Several proposals w i l l be con sid e red b y the Legislature this year. Including one sponsored by Sen. Alberlo Oliver said Florida Rlvrrhoal prefers a state-wide vote of residents because II 1»v ( m s m s u potential veto by Gov. l*awlon Chiles and ulksvs residents to deride for th rn u rlvcs. Expand Continued from Page I A . leadership qualities in youth, promote Ira lth y lifestyles among adults, strengthen fami­ lies and meet their needs. In­ crease imcr r.Ki.il understand­ ing and hm lhritiood. and make our community a better place lo live." Over the next few months, volunteers are tiring sought to help organlzr a capital cam­ paign. develop and assemble materials, keep records, and rail on polrntlul contributors "W e actually nerd volunteers to h a n d le th re e se p a ra te categories of this d rive ." Th o m ­ as explained. "Th e first Is major gifts from large companies and through grants; the second Is the pacesetter, to obtain gifts from smaller companies, businesses, and key Individuals: the third, w hich will require the most volunteers, is the public fund­ raising drive." Th o m a s said approximately 125 volunteers will be needed. Last year, over 8.000 partici­ pants of all ages were Involved In p r o g r a m s at the S e m in o le V M C A . Many of the programs were coordinated through the use of schools, churches and city (Mirks. W ith Ihc faclltles expansion, more programs and events will be able lo take place at the 'Y ' facility. "Part of the plan will also Include an expulsion of parking spaces." Thom as said. "W ith our present facility, wc have 53 parking spaces, but with the expansion I expert we will have more people so u r arc looking n< building up to 130 spares " SANFORD - The Sanford City Com million will moot Monday. A work session hot boon scheduled lo bogIn ol 4.M. with tho regular commission mooting of t pm As of Thursday, tho following Item* were scheduled for the work session: O Discussion — Holiday Inn — loose proposal with Herborvlew Proper1k, De velepment Company • Discussion — request from Sanford Housing Authority tor eiemptlon from mek Ing payments In lieu ol teats • Discussion — regarding Martin Luther King. Jr , Celebration committee retom mendetlono a Discussion — roquesl from Choo Choo Cor Wash tor waiver to keep a permanent open canopy tent o Discussion — request from Code Enforcement Board to pure hose video recording equipment o Discussion — RFP tor fiscal yeer I t t m health insurance contract a Discussion - RFP for solid waste service agreement e Discussion — obtaining additional telephone trunks and equipment o Continuation — discussion of fho city's affordable housing strategy e Lett minute addition — Community Juvenile Justice Partnership Grant otosl minute addition — Water main relocation, ljth Street/Expressway o Additional and/or regular agenda Items The work session will be hold In the City Manager s Conference Room. Jnd floor of the Sonlord City Hell beginning at a X) As of Thursday, the following Homs were scheduled for the official commission meeting a Petition tar anne,anon — portion ol property between Art Lane end Driftwood Lane, between Meadow Drive and Hidden Lake Drive •••quest — Poralyttd Voterons ol Control Florida lor reduced Civic Center rental rote O Consideration - Soap Boa Derby agreement With International Soap Boa Derby Inc. • Consideration - Additional telephone trunks an0> quipment • Reclassification — Parking En loreament Specialist to Community Serv Ice Officer • Resolution — regarding tyt] Water and Sewer Refunding Revenue Bends • Condemnation, - status report • Boar! appolntmants/reappoinlments — Cemetery Advliery Board. Cade En forcemwnt Board • Consent Agenda — payment ot state ments • Consider alien - tabulation ol bids lor police uniforms, recreation dept Incur once, flurotetnt t.ghting ter perks dept. tennis lessons and pitching machine tor recreation dept • Approval ol minutes • Approval ol vouchers • Approval ol Invoice! 0 Additional Items lor consideration Tha regular meellng ot the Sanlord City Commission will be held beginning at 7 p m . in the commission chambers. 1st floor ot Sanford City Hall. X » N Park Avenue Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated . Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs Harrell & Beverly Tho m a s said there are already a d ditional p la in to possibly enlarge m ore of the facility which would rm b lc even more expansion such as a larger wellness eenlrroperatlon. "Right now wc need volun­ teers.'' he rn m m rn trd . " T h is Is going to be a project to support the entire comm unity, and we really need belpfrom everyone." Transmissions RepairingandRebuildingAutomatic Transmissions | 209 W. 25th St., SanTonl DEN N IS R A T B A IL E Y Dennis Ray Ikillcy. 66. Grand Plaza Drive. Orange City, died T h u rsd a y. Feb 10. 1094 at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Bern Ja n . 14. 1928 In F a y e t t e C o u n t y . W est Virginia, he nxived to Central Florida from Maryland In 1072. He was the owner of a Red A White grocery rtnre In DeBary and formerly wicked at Safeway Storm . Washington D .C . ( He was a mcmbcr/inf First United MrOmdlta Chiffch, De­ ltona. FAA M Landmark Lodge* *383, Deltona and V .F .W . Post *8093. DeBary. He served In the U.S. A rm y dunng the Korean War. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w ife . Frances: daughter. Sharon K. Goggln. Verona Virginia; son. Richard Dennis. Deltona; sisters. Norma Burke. Prince George. V A .. G lo ria F la n d e rs . W in ­ chester. V A .; brothers Charles. Colorado Springs C O .. Philip. P e n n s y lv a n ia . W illia m P.. B e a u m o n t . T X . . R o la n d . Wnndbrtdgc. V A . Roy Daniel. Virginia. Stephen R. IkildaufT Funeral Hom e, Deltona In charge of arrangements. lunVOwner »roniB, M arM a tk O ranlU Dear Friend*. M n . M n q u c iu G u h m and young family would like lo Hunk everyone for the prayer, food and words of love after ihc death of my husband and son. I’d also like to thank Rev. Mcnhia and FI da C . Clark for Iheir comforting M A R IO N L . B E N N E T T words at the funeral. Marlon L. Bennett. 77. West 5th Street. Sanlird. died Friday. February I I . 1994 al Central Florida Regional-Hospital. Bom August 5. 1916 kt East Corning. N .Y ., she moved to Central Florida In 1072. She was a re tire d b a rte n d e r. She was Methodist and a m em ber of the Moose Lodge. Survivors Include husband. Ambrose J .; daughter. Margaret And a special lhanks lo Florida Power Corpora­ tion. Paragon Health Care and all the churches and their staff members. Thank you and it is good lo he loved. Mrs. Man)uetla Gathers Prugh. Ormond Beach; sister. Robin. Lorain; mother and step­ Florence Granger. Sanford; three father. Helen I. and Patrick g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; o n e g r e a t S n fra ; sta te rs. P a tric ia 7.agrandchild. jkowaski. A n n Mirle Lombardi, B a ld w in -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l all of Longwnod. H o m c-O a k la w n Park C h a p e l. W ltz lc b c n Fa m ily F u n e ra l Lake M ary In charge of ar­ Homes and Crnnatory A n ch o r­ rangements. age. Alaska In charge of ar­ rangements. E L IN O R L .C A M L L E l i n o r L . C a h ill. 8 3 , W . Wellington Drive, Deltona, died Th u rsd a y. Feb ., 10. 1994 at C e n triT Florida Regional Heepltal. Sailford. Born Ju n e 21, 1910 In Boston, she moved lo Central Florida In I960. She was the o w n e r of a variety store In Danvers. Moss. She belonged lo O u r Lady of B r Lakes Catholic C h u r c h . Deltona. C o u n c il of Catholic Women at O u r Lad y of the Lakes Catholic C h u rch . De­ ltona Civic Association and De­ ltona Fire Auxiliary. S u r v iv o r s Include n ie ce s. Joanne Durrtgan and Alice H url, both of Cranston, R .l. Close friend Florence Dunn. Deltona. Stephen R. IkildaufT Funeral Hom e. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. L O U IS C A R L RUFO Louts Carl Riio. 51. 163 T w in Coach Court. Sanford, died Sat­ urday. Feb. 5. 1994. Dorn In Lorain. Ohio, he moved lo C e n ­ tral Florida in 1991. He was Catholic. Survivo rs indude daughter. O f Our uMothcr IDA BELL GORDON WILLIAMS A m ago on Fthtarj 11, IS81Godtook youtan i< W t < i voidinout tvti no>. Emydiy m tM of you-your bw.rttngb.earg lajgte indd tw wonderU memoncf •« hdd to d«r. Wc missyou and ad to* you ihnyt Me*#, wu * e* - itwd in body, but jm trt itfi #* tad 1T ilt you rest inJesus IDA BILLGMDON TQliOti (ten. Fefc*. Owd md F*n*y FUUAIY 11.1W3____ E TH E L E L L A B C H D ETTE ,j E t h e l E l l a S c h u e ttc . 9 3 . Lom tann C lrrle. Um gwood died Friday. Feb. I t . 1994 at South Seminole Hospital In Longwood. Bom Sept. 3. 1900 In H en­ dersonville. N .C . she moved to Central Florida In I960 She was a m em ber of ihc First Baptist C h u rc h . Longwood. She was also a member of the Ladles A u x i l i a r y o f the f o llo w in g t: South Seminole V F W it '8 2 00 7 . Longwood; A m e ri­ can Legion Port 256. Cassel­ berry; Veterans of W orld W ar 1 B a r r a c k s 2 8 9 8 . A lt a m o n te Springs. Survivors Include daughters. Jewel A n n S ch irttc. Longwood. Marguerite Mclkaycr. Sanford. Mllared L. Olio. Orange City; sister. G ladys Hall. Apopka: four g r a n d c h ild r e n : seven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild B a ld w in -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs C h a ­ pel In charge of arrangements. 3 2 2 -fi RUST BUSTER ,! RENT A CULLIGAN I Rent A Fully Automatic W ATER >CO N D ITIO N ER I I! s 3 -Not Avalatrit VWh Other Coupon Spectate or Discounts Good VWi Cot«on Only •HURRYI OFFER ENOS SOON' i! 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O n J2oving {Memory of 0 H EN R Y JTV/VIES E A D D Y We tort and missyou vey much, but an hM puce md comfcrt tawtog that, b those who «tept K Oihtl is thebpersonal S«vtar. to beabsent diebodybio bepresent akh the lord 1m they dm wait Upoi the lord shil renew dick Different families suffering a loss have different needs. That is why Brisson Funeral Home has always been a full service facility, offering a variety of services from Traditional to Ship out and Cremation. yrengdt they ih ii iwxrt up with «dng>* t t j t k they shil mi *nd not be awry, md they stud wtk. and not Unt’ (hriah 40.31} Mother. Grmdmi. Joradan. Chriucphet. Henry |ames U d d y US*, 1 .1974 - Feb 13,1993 By N IC K P P IIF A U P Herald Staff Writer Unck Chiriei kimet end fzmtfy 3 2 2-2131 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME KTTf A. QRAJMOW JM SCHUtTMAN Grainkow Mineral Home 905 LA U R E L A V E .. S A N FO R D Locally Owned and Operated Since 1980 BOO E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford, F L 32773 A Memher of the Carey Hand Funeral Home Tradition •Etc 1HU0 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �m a * H M M 9 W JI Sm H H B m I ■A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. February 13 1994 School scenes Getting to the heart of the matter IN BRIEF SHS PTSA to moot S A N F O R D - T h e ^ m ln o le High School P T S A will have a general meeting on Tuesday. Feb. IS at 7 p.m In the school'a media center. T h e program will feature a presentation by architect Jerry' Mills about the construction and renovations coming to Seminole High in the fall. All are welcome to attend the meeting. For more Information, contact Leslie Higgins at 323-2022. Wilson registration S A N F O R D — Children entering Klndcrgarlen or first grade for the first time at Wilson Elementary School will be able to enroll at the school on Wednesday. Feb. 16 from 7:30 a m . to 3 p.m. Parents are encouraged to participate In this advance forum as year-round education begins in Ju ly . Parents are asked to bring proof of residence, n birth certificate and the child's social security number. For entry In school in J u ly the students will need their Immunization records and their student physical examination records For more Information, call the school ut 322-2254. Dazzlers win national honors S A N F O R D — Seminole High School's high kicking dance team, the Dazzlers. competed In the U D A National Dance Competition on Saturday, Feb. 5 at Sea World. Th e Dazzlers. directed by Maureen Maguire, placed as one of the top four teams In Saturday's competition and returned Sunday for the finals where they placed third In the competition overall. The competition, including the Dazzlers. can be seen on ESPN on Saturday. Feb. 26 at 5 p.m. It's coming. Red hearts and pink flowers are appearing everywhere. V-day has arrived once again. No matter where you go it's like a big dashing neon sign. "B u y this for your Valentine, Get this for your sweety." Is V-day Just a conspiracy from store owners to make you buy expensive gifts and Inutile*? S o m e tim e s It m a k e s you wonder. H opeless ro m a n tic s roam umund aimlessly Irving lo find that p rrle c t gift and d riv e everyone else In Ih rlr paths Insane with their winning ntaut it. I don’t know why It happens It Just does. People iiinkr a big deal alxnit not m d ly wanting n present but If they don't get one they throw a hlssy fit. Explain that one. So m uch hype is poi on this one day that people plan months In advance lor the perfect even­ ing. They spend paychecks on dinner, darning, and diamonds Ja im e Dlllman And most of the time nothing goes ns planned. Somewhere these hard arranged tdeus are blunndered and the love birds get disappointed. Awww...toobad? Call me u cynic, hut I find no tomnnee In a day built around an ancient ritual. A w hile hack (o .k . n few centcrles back) village men D ld V i» '* 7 I' K n (> 'V |' MANY FIOHE BELIEVE THAT ABRAHAM LINCOLN MAS THE REST FRE1IRENT TNI UNITER STATES EVER MAR. f AMORS FOR HIS FIRET AAAINIT SUVERY. UNCOIN VASA FIRM REUEVER IN IENOCRACY AMR CIVIL RIIMTt. RE MAS EUCTER FOR TWO TERM IRT WAS ASSASSINATE! JIST THREE MOUTHS INTO MIS SECONI TERN. George Martin Joined British record company EMI as a pro­ ducer in IK K ), recording come­ dy acta and artlau like Jud y Garland. * 4 - He stgped T h e Beatles to the EMI fable Parlcphone In 1962 and worked on m a n y of their ^ p e o p le a n d c i v i c le a d e r s throughout the 7th Congressio­ nal District. The names were then submitted to Mica for final approval. Martin later opened a re­ cording complex on the Carib­ bean Island of Mcnsemt. Name three of the aeveb tables on w hich Top-40 hits b y .)Th e Beatles appeared In the U.S. 1 T h e academ ia will now select the persons bear qualified fmm the list of names wow Nominated lo the U.S. Military Academ y. West Point. N Y: Va­ nessa Holden d Oviedo. Scott K u s c h m ld e r of O v ie d o . Ian Suundcrs of Dike M ary and Richard Saunders of Longwood. ttowH Nominated to the U .S . Naval A c a d e m y . A n n a p o lis . M d .: Ja m e s Dorian of Altam o n te Springs. Vince l jar lull of Longwood. Juson Gust In of W ilder Springs. Mark Jordan of Lake M ary. Macus Kaiser of Alta­ monte Springs. Melissa Martin of Longwood and Ricardo Roman of Dike Mary. V Nominated to the academies W e take what you have to say very seriously. Show everyone that you do too. GET PUBLISHED! U.S. Representative Jo h n L. Mira has nominated the follow­ ing Seminole County students to be in this year’s entering class m the U.S. Military. Naval and Air Force academics. T h e c a n d id a te s w e re I n ­ terviewed. screened and ranked by an advisory tuard composed of prominent veterans, business Nominated to the U .S . A ir F o r c e A c a d e m y , C o lo r a d o Springs. Co.: Yvonne Carrico of Dm gw ood. Colin Cllngan of AltUfiiontc Springs. Vlncc Garlatl of Longwood. Mark Jo rda n of take Mary. Ricardo Roman of D ik e Mary. Ian Saunders of Longwood. C lirh Schlachtcr of Altamonte Springs. Brad Stebbins of Winter Springs, and Mark Thom as of Oviedo. w ould get all of the village virgins and beat them w ith dead anim al hides to make them pure. How this was accomplished I'm not sure but that's how everything was started. I can see it n o w . women running through a tow n while Insane men went after them trying to flog in purity. Th e n what? Did they soothe them with a W hitm an's Sampler afterward? I hrar some of you arguing that V-day was named for a saint and that's correct also. Saint Valentine to be precise, but how do you go from saints and virgins to taxes of chocolates and cards? I just don't get It. What messages are we send­ ing children? When they all line up in class to give out their Utile cartoon-character ca rd s how does that one kid feel when he doesn't get as many as the other kids? Ilm m m maybe that's how we get our snipers A n d how do those people w ithout a special someone feel? D o t h e y s e n d c a r d s to th e m a e lv e a o r c o m e hom e teary-eyed because their mail boxes are empty? I find the whole V -day scheme rldlculua. But I'm sure that the florists, n n d J e w e lry s to r e s , and chocolatlers. and clot hers, and anyone else making something for people to buy on February 14th. aren't laughing A s a teen I see guys struggling w ith acceptlble offerings for their ladles nnd 1 wee girls go nuts try in g to find something thnt he m ight like. W h y ? Don't we have better things to worry nbout? L ik e . oh... I don't k n o w ...school? I Just believe there are other Items that need our attention W ell, this day will come and go like any other has and I'll wisli everyone a happy Valentine's Day. I s ln c e r ly h o p e y o u get whatever you've been dreaming o f . l k n o w l d o . Hearts and flowers By V IC K I D e S O R M IM Herald Staff Writer_____________ S A N F O R D - Valentine s Day means different things to dif­ ferent people. Marcia Landau of Sanford Is 6-ycars-old. She said she "hasn't really figured out" w ho to send her Valentines to. " I think I'm gonna give one lo all of m y boyfriends cards, because I don't want lo hurt none of their feelings." she said. She sold the top four boys she likes would be gelling cards, but she could not deride on the others. "Valentines Is a good day lo rat chocolate and stuff and my m om always gets flowers from daddy, but I think the wants a ring or a necklace instead," she noted. H er mother Krista Landau said she had no need for Jewelry. “ Th a t isn 't what Valentine's Day la all about." she said. "I think my daughter watches loo m uch television. I don't need jewelry to know m y husband loves m e." Laurie Wallace of D ik e Mary said she Is looking forward lo getting "something sparkling" tom orrow morning. A T h e 17-yenr-old said she and her boyfriend started dating eight months ago Last month w hen they were shopping he a s k e d h e r tf s h e lik e d a particular pair of earrings. **! think that's what I'm get­ tin g ." she predicted. She declined to reveal what his gift would be. saying he could wait until Monday to find oul. " T h a i ’s what Valentines Is all a b o u t." she said. " It's surprising yo u r boyfriend w ith neat stuff that says i love you*." I .aw re nee Richards of Sanford said he thinks Valentines Is all about flowers and candy. "C a n d y and roses are Hie best w a y to let your girls know you care about them.” he said. Yes. he said girls. "H e y . I’m only 19," he said. "I c a n 't be expected to have settled on Just one girl. I date three or four at a time, but I treat them all real special." M asha!)1Bernard ofHadM Mary Is 16. but he said he's found his "perfect lady." H e plans to buy her choclates and "something real special" in celebration of their first Valen­ tine’s Day together. "A fte r all." he said. "I want her lo remember this day when we gel old." Z • S A F E T Y • A t o Z- S A F E T Y • A t o Z Fishing; Be sure to ftib io tMrifttalcd fishing areas to only. Care should be taken with m b hooks. •/ tvstbite: In the cold of Febtuary, frostbite is likely to strike. Com m on symptoms ere • gray or yellowish coloring in the skin and numbness or a doughy feel­ ing of tody parts. A person with frostbite should go indoors immediately. Put frostbitten areas in warm — not hot — water Immediately. Frostbitten feet should be ___ •Fire: Many flresjtfp the VRItttf o f basic carelessness Be sure all appliance* (toaster, iron, coffeemaker) are turned off before lea v[og the house. Never, never smoke in bdd. I f you are a fire, call the fire depart­ ment immediately. ‘ •Forests: Never w a lk through the forest during hunt- |-£ j ing season. Stay in fam iliar areas. i Send Your Best Work To: Sanford Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE, •SANFORD. FL 32771 Seen at school. First and third grads students c e le b r a t e d th e ir c u lt u r a l diversity In a variety ot ways during a recent multicultural celebration at Pino Crest Ele m e n la r y S c h o o l. Th e youngsters here danced an exotic Spanish dance to lively music. Tho multicultural event Is an annual celebration that Is sponsored by the school's PTA organization to educate stu­ dents and parents about each of the cultures represented at the school. The event includes m usic, dancing, storytelling, •rt and fashions from around the world. 8ludentt and their families look foiward to the event alt year long. �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, February 13. 1994 - 7A Health/Fitness IN BRIEF Free Cancer HetpLInk Library available The WiiJc Disney Memorial Cancer Instltulc at Florida llonpii.il oflrr* a free Cancer llelpLInk Resource U lin iry localrd at Florida Hospital. GO) E. Altamonte Dr.. Altnm nntr Springs. The library’s resource material consists of updated Informa­ tion from several organization* tli.it specialize In cancer. Including the American Cancer Society and the Ntlonul Cancer Institute. Vldroto|>r*. Irooks and journal* about cancer are available. Visitors can also schedule an appolnttnenl to talk with a nurse, counselor or social worker. The Cancer Help!.Ink Resource Library's material can be checked out nr viewed In the facility. Library hours are Monday through Thu rsd ay from H:30 a.m . to 4:30 p in. and Friday from 8:30a.m. to 12:30p.m . For more Information about the library, rail 897-1700. VNA offers home emergency monitoring Doe to a rash of recent In-home accidents associated with falls. VNA HomrCure, Inc., a division of l he Visiting Nurse Association. Inc., a non-profit. Untied W ay Agency. Is offering n 24-hour emergency monitoring service. VNA HomeCare. Inc., will make a home visit and Install the Health Watch I’ersonal Rrsponse system which will provide Immediate access to family, medical, police, or fire Intervention at the touch of a bottom Th e client receives a personal, waterproof transmitter that can be worn around the neck or clipped to a belt and can be used to summon help Immediately. Tw o -w a y voice com m un ication ensures that o n ly the appropriate help Is sent. The Henlth Watch system Is designed to automatically confirm dally. Instead of m onthly, that the system funrtlons properly. Th e system, which can monitor any home In the United States, has a battery backup In rase of electrical power outage and a lifetime warranty. For a personal demonstration or more Information on the VNA HomeCare Emergency Response Service, call 800 8015095. Grief Support Groups planned Hospice ol Central Florida begins a new series of six-week Grief Support Groups In February. Th e groups are open to any adult who has experienced the death of a loved on. any relationship. Each group Is facilitated by a staff member of Hospice of Cent ml Florida. The support groups are free to the family of any patient served by Hospice of Central Florida. There Is a one-time fee of •20 per family, covering all six sessions, for those whose loved one was not served by Hospice of Central Florida. Anyone wishing to attend o n r of the following groups, please call 875-0028 ext. 480. • Winter Park: Tuesdays nt 7 p m ., Feb. 22 to March 29. Kltlamey Baptist Church!. 701 Formosa Avc.. W inter Park. • Lake Mary: Wednesdays at 10 a.m . Feb. 23 to March 30. Holy Cross Lutheran Church. 760 Sun Drive. Women and AIDS seminar set More than 35 percent of those dtagnozed with H IV today are women. Is the com m unity at risk? Find out at "W om en and AIDS: The Startling Realities.'' a free seminar on Feb. 24 at 7 < > pan.,aLKadiMun Plaza Hotel. Orlando. Kathryn AnAstos. M.D.. of the Hroux-Lebanon Hospital Center In New York, will discuss H IV munagemem and treatment issues ns they relate to women. This seminar ts co-prescntrd by C . Jeffrey Goodgnmc. M.D.. Lynne A. Hopkins. M.D.. and the Center of Excellence foi Im mu no-sup pressed pallrnls at Winter Park Memorial I lospl tal. Reservations arc not required. For information, call 646-78130. Studies link glue sniffing to birth defects C H IC A G O — Pregnant women who anlff glue or spray paint or other solvents may Increase the odds that their babies will have defects, some resembling those of fetal alcohol syndrome, new studies suggest. Both studies are published In the February Issue of the journal Pediatrics. Researchers from the University of Colorado. Brtgham and Women s Hospltul In Boston and the University of Arkansas reviewed 35 cases of children who had been exposed to the solvent toluene, used in glues and paints, in the womb. They found that 42 percent of babies were premature. 52 percent had low’ blrthwelght and 32 percent were bom with an abnormally small head, w hich Is usually associated with mental retardation. Examinations of six of the children at ages ranging from 1 to 10 found m uny features present that previously have been linked with exposure to toluene In the wom b — small eyes, an underdeveloped midface, shortened fingers or a small head. Rescarrhcrs said past studies have shown these arc usually accompanied by growth retardation, abnormal muscle tone, developmental delays, hyperactivity und other defects found In children with fetnl alcohol syndrome. "Toluene abuse Is an underrccognlzed form of substance abuse which m ay have devastating consequences for both mother and Infant." the authors said. In a related study of 18 Infants with a history of toluene exposure In the womb, rcseurchers at the University of Arizona Medical Center and Maricopa Medical Center In Phoenix also found that some of the abnormalities may resemble those In fetal alcohol syndrome. Com m on features Include folds over the eyelid, a thin upper lip and Incomplete facial development. Richard Leavitt, science director for the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation In While Plains. N.Y.. said the first case of apparent toluene associated birth defects was reported In 1979. The new research, he said, adds Important Information to "scanty" evidence on the problem. Hybrid AIDS virus tested on baboons SAN A N TO N IO — Balloons have been Infected with a hybrid human-monkey A ID S virus In an effort to make It easier to test experimental vaccines, scientists say. Tw o baboons nt Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research were Infected by researchers with SH IV, a simianhuman Immunodeficiency virus developed at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute In Boston. T o produce the genetically engineered SH IV , the outer protein envelope ol HIV Is grafted onto the core of u strain of simian Immunodeficiency virus, an AIDS-llkc virus that Infects nonhuman primates. Efforts to develop an AIDS vaccine have been blocked by the lack of a plentiful animal model. Chimpanzees, the closest primate to man. are capable of becoming Infected with HIV. the virus that causes AIDS. However, chimpanzees arc rare and protected. Baboons arc the second primate species to become Infected with SHIV. T w o years ago. Harvard researchers successfully Infected cynomolgus monkeys with the virus. Jonathan Allen, a virologist at Southwest Foundation, said that, because most AIDS vaccines under development are designed to attack the outer envelope of H IV . scientists should be able to test their effectiveness against SH IV. Researchers In Japan have developed a similar hybrid simian-human virus. San Antonio foundation officials said the two baboons have remained Infected for 36 weeks and arc not expected to develop AIDS-like symptoms. End Advance for Monday. Feb. 14. and Thereafter Procedure puts snorers at rest Households across Central Florida could lie resting more comfortably tonight. Why? No more snoring. T h a n k s to u new p rocedure being performed hy Jo h n A. Coleman J r ., M.D., and the E N T Surgical Association, chronic snorers will have the first good night's sleep In years. The procedure — Laser Assisted Uvula Palatoplasty |LAUP> — Involves the use of a laser, which trim s and rrshapes the uvula and sod tissues at the back of the throat Snoring occurs when there Is an obstruc­ tion to the free How of nlr through the passages of the nose and m outh, often caused by a long, sod palate that may narrow the opening from the nose Into the throat. As It dangles Into the airw ay. It acts os a nutter valve during relaxed breathing and contributes to the noise of snoring. The LAUP procedure ts performed In Dr. Colem an's office and takes about 15 minutes. Treatm ent Is spread over 3-5 visits, to m inim ize discomfort and ensure a full recovery. I Patients may have a sore throat for a few days, but there is no bleeding, and eating and speaking are not affected.) -J o h n A . C o le m a n Jr., M.D. Sometimes, u decrase in snoring can occur immediately. According to Dr. Col­ eman. 80 percent of habitual snorers who have had this procedure have been cured, while 12 perrent will experience a reduced level of snoring. "Patients may have a sore throat fora few days, but there is no bleeding, and eating and speaking are not affected." he said. Previously, the only treatment for curing chronic snoring was extensive surgery, which Involved hospltnll/atlon and a long recovery period. One out of every four Americans Is a habitual snorer. while as m any as 45 percent of adults snore at least occasionally. Daily a m o u n ts of fish m ay redu ce stroke risk ■ y STIPA N I O . K O P CN IC Associated Press Writer D A L L A S — E a tin g sm all amounts of fish m ay lower the risk of certain strokes, a study shows But the researchers also warn that eating loo m uch fish may Increase the chances of other types of stroke. In the study of 552 men over nearly three decades, those who ate more than two-thirds of an ounce of fish each day had a lower risk of stroke than men who ate less fish. A usual adult serving of fish ts uboul ih rrr better ways people can control their stroke risk — cigarette smoking, exercise and, probably most Important, control of blood pressure because that’s the No. 1 risk factor lor stroke," Bursan said. Th e researchers say that eat­ ing certain polyunsaturated fatty acids In fish leads to changes In the blood and blood vessel wall th a t m ight p ro te c t aga in st stroke. Those changes may re­ duce the risk that blood vessels supplying the brain will become blocked by a clot. About 80 percent of all strokes arc caused by blood clots. ounces " T o our knowledge, this Is the first tlmr that an Inverse relation between fish consumption und stroke Incidence has been re­ ported." the scientists at the National In s titu te of Public H e a lth In B i l l h o v e n , T h e Nctltcrlands. said In their report. “ Evidence is accu m u la tin g that the consumption of at least one portion of fish per week may have a protective effect” against cardiovascular disease, the sci­ e n t i s t s s a y In th e s t u d y published In the February Issue of "Stroke." an Am erican Heart Association scientific jo urn al.1 * Dr. William Uarsan. u prolessor In emergency medicine at the University of Michigan, said the study again points out the link between diet and health. " I n te rm s o f w h e th e r everybody should eat a lot of fish. 1 Ihlnk there's probably However, fish consum ption has been linked with prolonged b le e d in g , so e a t in g la rg e a m ounts m ight increase the chance of a stroke Involving b lo o d ve sse ls b u r s t i n g o r hemorrhaging in the brain, the researchers said. according to (h r Am erican Academy <>l Otolaryngology. For most people who snore, the condition can cause social and uu-dlcal problems, because they do not sleep restfully which leads to difficulty In staying alert during the day and often It Is disturbing to their l>ed partner. Snoring Is more common In men and people who are overweight. "Not everyone is a candidate for this surgery." Dr. Coleman explained. "Som e­ times. all a person nerds io do Is lose a tilt ol weight." L A U P Is not recommended treatment for those who suffer from sleep apnea .i co n d itio n that causes people to stop breathing during their sleep "Sleep apnea Is a m uch more serious condition that requires constant monitoring, and there are several methods available for treatment:” he added. Soon, doctors also will be using this same laser surgery to remove Inflamed tonsils in adults. For more Information on LAUP. rail the E N T surgical Association at 644-4883. Love, relationships: Hot topic on Monday LO N G W O O D - For the past eight years Richard S. Brown fil don’t believe has been speaking to standing there are any easy room only audiences on thr answers or quick subject of love and rela­ tionships f i x e s , b ut I do Th e director of the Institute if w e for Pastoral Counseling and b e l i e v e Relationship T h e ra p y , the b e c o m e more R e v. B ro w n w ill prese n t aware of the un­ "Love Is For Life." Monday. conscious dynam­ Feb. 14. at the Altamonte Springs. Hilton, from 7 p m ics that go on in to 9 p.m . The presentation Is the relationship we sponsored by the South Sem ­ in o le H o s p ita l W o m e n 's s t and a gr eat er Forum . 555 W. S.R. 434. chance of having a “ I don’t believe there arc any easy answers or quick relationship that is fixes, but I do believe tf we not ]ust tolerable liecome more aware of the unconscious dynamics that but alive and well. go on In the relationship we Falling in love is stand a greater chuncr of easy. St ayi ng in having a relationship that Is not Just tolerable but alive love is a challenge.) and w ell." says Brown. “ Fall­ ing In love ts easy. Staying In b love l* a challenge." Drawing on his close rela­ tionship with D r. H a rv lllr participants In u better un­ Hendrix, author of the best derstanding of how to achieve and maintain a more satis sellers. "Getting the Love You fylng love relationship. W ant: A Guide for Couples." Space for the presentation it and "Keeping the Love You limited. Please call 648-7899 Find: A Guide for Singles." the Rev. Brown w ill lead to reserve a seat. ,-Th* y -Ri' h,'dsn Fitness Factor Study downgrades high arches ■y IRA ORBYFUSS Associated Preaa Writer_________ W A S H IN G TO N - Dr. Lowell D. Lutler considers this a case In which medicine guessed wrong. Doctors In c lu d in g him self have thought that high arches and loose jo in ts predisposed some people to ankle sprains, said Luttcr, president of the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society. But a study that Luttrr re­ viewed Indicates those people have no higher risk. The re­ search on athletes In Vermont Instead b la m e s Im balances among the muscles of the foot and ankle. So much for the accepted wisdom. "In a small kernel of research pa|>crs. the prejudices you bring to a sequence of things are shown not to be the case." said Luttcr. a St. Paul. Minn., physi­ cian. The study by Dr. Judy F. Baum hauer find colleagues at the University of Vermont Col­ lege of Medicine In Burlington followed 145 lacrosse, soccer or field ho ck e y a th le te s. T h e athletes had no histories of severe ankle problems. The researchers checked for high arches and loose Joints. Th e y also tested the strength of muscles that move the foot and ankle. O v e r the c o u rs e of th e ir seasons. 15 uthletes suffered sprained ankles. Of them. 75 perceni had im ­ balances In the muscles that control up-and-down motion or side-Inside motion of the foot and ankle. Baum hauer *ald. Her study found nothing unusual about the other 23 percent, so she could not tell whether some­ th in g else m ig h t have pre­ disposed them to be injured. The muscle Imbalances m aj; have led to the sprains In tfla • ligam ents th a t connect the bones, Baum hauer said. Howev­ er, her sludy did not examine the athletes to investigate the mechanics of the Injuries. T h e study found no unusual numbers of people with high arches or loose Joints among the Injured athletes, so Baumhauer figured these conditions don't raise the risk. Baum hauer does not want to say fla tly that m u scle Im ­ balances cause most ankle sprains until other researchers follow up her study. She also can't rule out the possibility that the Imbalances arc com m on even am ong uninjured athletes. a lt h o u g h L u t t c r sa y s he r statistical analysis did try to account for this. But she says 15 minutes with an exercise tester could pick up the athletes who may tie at risk because of muscle Imbalances. Ch arge it. We now accept MasterCard and Visa. S a n fo rd H e r a ld �■A Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. Fabruary 13. 1994 Stenstrom C o n tin u e d from Page 2 A a new Sanford Ju n io r I Hull. The newer school cost taxpayer* over Sii m illion) U Von mean your dad didn't try lit become a celery fanner like too many other newcomers illd? A Oh. no He did iry lo raise ce le ry lor awhile. He also at one l i m e m an a ge d the S a n ford House But lie returned lo the real estate business. He later added In su ra n ce to Ills business which he o|>eraletl until he died lit 1945 Q. He never tried |miIIIIcs? A. Yes. he did that. too. (When Sem inole C o u n ty came Into existence In 1013. Florida G ov­ ernor Park Tram m ell, later a longtime U S. senator, appointed II.C . Dulkise the (lrst supervisor of voter registration). When Mr. Dultose died Dad ran for the oilier He got all but some 200 votes throughout the entire county. It was a landslide In those days the supervisor had to provide his own oilier Dad's real estate ami Insurance office was In the Brumley building above R o u m 111a t A A n d e r s o n 's drugstore. Dad served until bis druth In 1045. (Florida Governor Millard F. Caldwell appointed Lourlne Messenger, advertising manager of the Herald, to com ­ plete Thigpen's uttexplred term, taurine later ran for the of!lcc and she. too. won by a landslide Back In those days Seminole County had about 15.000 people and two-thirds of them lived In Sanford) Q . W hen were yo u r folks married? A. My mother was Frances Dalton Wllkev of Chattanooga. Tenit. They were mnrrled In 1015. Dad had already started building the house at Highlit and Park. In fact. It had been com ­ pleted. But an unusual thing Itapjiened. A rum or around town had It that Dad had actually built the house for another woman. And m y mother refused to move Into It. Q What did they do for a home? A Dad and M other b uilt another house right next door. Q Was this the house most of Legal Notices IN THC CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORID* PPOBATC DIVISION Fil*Nvmb»<M«t7 CP IN RC ES TA TEO F A N C F LA M OISARIO Ok n h F NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration cl th« n la tt of Angili M D lw ie O o i l t d . F IX Num ber •4 0*7 CP. I* pending In IS* Circuit Court lor Seminal* County. Flood* Probate Owl iron. th# address ot which It Ml N Pork Avunu*. Sanlord. Flor Id* » r / l Th » n*m «t *rd add-rsuvs ot n s p*rton*l repro sentaflv* ond th# por»on*l rap retentatlvo't attorney *ro Ml torth U*to* A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIED THAT All portent an whom ISlt nolle* It t e n d who ha.a ot> (actions mal challaisga IS* v«lid If y Ol lit* *111. IS* qualifications ol IS* p*- ton* raprasantativ*. v*nu* or lurltdlctlon ol thl* Court «r* required to III* W*r ob|*ctlont n llh ISlt Court W IT H I N TH E L A T E R OF th r e e m o n th s a f t e r th e O ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI c a t io n o f t h is n o t ic e o r t h ir t y oavs a f t e r th e O A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* Ot ts* d*c*d*nt and otS*r portent Soring claims or demand* agamtt d*c*d*nt’t •»!»*• on whom • copy Ot ISlt nolle* It Mr rod within tSr»* month! allot Iho d*to et Iho First pubitcofon ol thit nolle* mutt til* th*lr claim* with tSl* Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THR EE MONTHS AFTER THE O ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE O A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON th e m All oth«r creditort ot Iho deredent and pot tont S*«lng claim* or dom*nd* again*! th* decodont't of*** mutt tit* molr claim* with thl* court W ITHIN THR EE MONTHS A FTER THE D ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI' CATION OF THISNOTICE A L L CLAIM S. DEM ANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARREO TS* d*F* el lh* llrtl public* lion ol IMt Nolle* It Fabruary I I . IFF* Personal Reprtt*nl*tir* Donna Oltarlo 4J4 Kanwick Clrcl*. Apt 10} C«tMlb*rry. Florida JJ7B7 Attorney lor Pf rtonal Mrpr OMnlall r* JULIAN K DOMINICK, JR 4 }I N F»rncr**k Aronu* Orlando Florida 17*0) Telephone I4 0 »IM »»»J Florid* Bar No 14*704 Publith February 11. JO m i D EO II* us old timers called the Cuts Lovejoy home? A Yes. II was Bill did you know Ix-forr I he tavejoys lived there It wus the W arner Scoggins home? Q. When. then, did the family ocrupy I he big house? A. When I was bom. Q. Besides Jane, were there any other children? A. No. lust the two of us. me und Jane Randolph Thtgpcu. Q. Now that we have thr family In the big house tell us what made It so unU|uc. A Julian, there were several things We had a wonderful front porclt with a swing from which we kept In touch with the world We had a big room under the kitchen with u full coal furnace and even a shuttle. Iron radia­ tors went to each room In the house. This home and the Henry house on the northwest corner of 10!h and Magnolia were the only we knew of In Sanford to have these tiaseinent furnaces T h r Henry House later became the well known residence of the Judge James G. Sharon family (with sons James J r .. Chandler. Alex, and denghter Jane) Q Did the coal furnace get much use? A Not r r u lly . We heated mostly with fireplaces. Each summer my father would lay In five cords of pine or light wood and lour rords of oak. On most winter days we maintained a roaring fire. 0 - A n y th in g else u nu su al about the house? A. We had a horse block at thr c u rb so folks c o m in g a n d g o in g c o u ld enter In to o r a ligh t Iro m c a rria g e s a n d la te r th e first autos. Q. Back in thr days of your youth or perhaps Ik -fore, who were among the family's close friends? A Oh. yes there was the Roy Syttines fa m ily, the George Wllmer family, the Bill Kavenel*. the Floyd Palmers, the Ernest F. H ouse h o lde rs anil the L .R Phillips family who lived on the northeast corner of Eighth and Park (Dr. Phillips once owned a drugstore that later became Bower's Drugs and even later Roumlllat A Anderson's.) By the way. bclorr Phillips owned that house Just north of us It Is said to have once l»een owned by a gentleman named Holden who hud been a bookkeeper for the Drew Land Com pany when Dad first came to Sanford. (Later a W .D . Holden w ho became a prominent real estate man In Sanford was one of this city's first auto accident victims. He was killed In a mishap on South Sanlotd Avenue. At one time S u n lo rd 's b a seball park on French Avenue at Sixth Street was named for Holden) 0 Was the well known 11.11. Dtew Com pany of Jacksonville ever Involved with your family? A. No, not to m y knowledge. Q. How did your family and lrlendss|K-nd the summers? A. Captain Yowell had a fine yacht, lie held m any parties aboard the vessel. Lemon Bluff was a favorite ram ping s|s>t. Also many Sundays were s|»ent at Daytona Beach. We would jsark two cars Just so fur apart and stretch tarps from one to the other to create dressing rooms. Standard fare for those outings Included a leg of lamb, special liver sausage from a Winter park store and a variety of desserts and beverages. U Did your father have hob­ bles? A My. yes. Dad was u m usi­ cian lie played rla rln rt In thr Sanlord Band (See this week's W ay Dark W hen photo In Mon­ d a y 's H e ra ld I He and m y m other were great dancers. They enjoyed all the functions at the Sanford House. But blind mosrpiltoes w r r r a problem In those days, too W hen Dad was managing th r place he'd have the bellboys sweep up piles of lh r mosquitoes each morning and the odor was uwful. Q. What did hts friends call your dad? A. Mostly. " T h lg " by the way. Sanford had Its share of gam ­ blers. Uk i . In the early days. Th e y were called "wiretappers." If my folks w r r r at th r Sanford House und I was with them, these Irllows would toss folding money Into m y carriage. I still Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION Flk* Nemker *4 «*) CP IN RE E STA TEO F DIXIE REEDY SAOlER. Dec**tad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration ol is* tt)*»* at OWi* Raedr Sad'er d a c a a te d . F l i t N u m b e r *4 001 CP. I* panding In IS* Circuit Court lor Saminol* County. Florida. Proboto Dirt U«n, IS* addrett *t which It Saminol* County Ceurthaut*. Ml N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida m i l Th* name* and addrotMt ot rsa per tonal r*pr* tentative and th* partonal rap rotantatlv*'* attorney art Ml tens baiew A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIE O TH A T All perton* on whom thl* notice l* Mrvad wha have ot lactiont that challenge the valid ity ot th* will, the qualification* ot th* personal rapretantativ*. venue, or lurltdlctlon ol thl* Court art required t* III* thair ebiactiant with thl* Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F THR EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAVS A FTER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* ot th* decadent and ether par tom having claim* or demand* against decadent * attat* on whom a copy at thit nolle* ll Mrvad within three month* alter the dal* ot th* llrtt publication of thl* notice mutt III* thair claim* with thl* Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYS A FTER THE O A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ol th* decadent and person* having claim* or dtmandt against the decadent'* attat* mutt III* ihtlr claimt with this court WITHIN THR EE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THISNOTICE ALL CLAIM S. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Th* datg ol th* first public* •Ion ot thit Nolle* It Fabruary I). IH4 Personal Repretantativet Martha S Cray Wary S Koavenlg MS Key Store Circle Oviedo FloridaMftS Attorney tor Personal Repretantatlv* Vernon SwartMl Florida Bar No 1J17J0 Carlton. Field*. Ward. Emmanuel. Smith 1 Cutler. P A P O Boi U fl Orlande. Florida 17*0} T l Leghorn 14071 14» 0X» Publith February I). M. me DEO IIS COUNTY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE ATTEN TIO N Henry and EUta Brawn or thair heirs, assigns transfers, or successor*1in in terest* and th* p iin m n spouses el all the above RE LOT }4 BLK I 1ST ADO TO LOCKHARTS SUBO PB 4 PCM lio n WILLIAMS AVENUE I A recant inspection ot th* above described property te veated th* unoccup-ed struc tures are unsat* unsuitable lor occuponcy and dttrtmantal to tho hoolth. safety, and welfare Ot tho general pubi c Th* ttruc turet are a haaiih and lira haiard duo to Inadequate mom Itnanc*. dilapidation, and cat* at outlined In Section Seven O l ol C o u n ty O rdina n ce Number (0 I* To pwftua th* appeal procat* II will b* nates tary tar you te apc*»r bat*** th* Board ol Cormty Commit Stoner* and present any relevant or malarial fact* or evident* at te why th* above mentioned structure* ond associated trash, debris, and waste should not be declared a public nutianc* It you with to appeal to the Board of Commissioners, pleas* let ma Snow and I will request th* Board to tat a time and date tor ahaoring Failure to bag>n clearance ol th* property or failure to appeal te th* Board el Commlttionar* within thirty (M l day* attar receipt ot thl* notice may result in action being taken by th* County lor th* structures dtmol Ished and removed All cost* incurred by th* County tor th* damoliton and removal at th* structures, removal ot motor vehicle*, dead treat and shrubs mowing ot gras* will b* assess *d to you ond may become a llan against your proparty II you hav* any questions concerning this matter. pleaM call Oroma Nnanodi at Ml IIM. aitonslon N e e d A s s is ta n c e W ith Y o u r A d s ? O u r Professional A d Representatives Will Be H a p p y T o Assist You In A n y O f Your Classified or D isplay A d ve rtis in g Needs. Sanford Herald ? a (i 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 In accordance With Semirwi* County Ordinance M It. th* above mentioned structures are declared to bo a public nuisance and mint bo demolished ond removed Irom Iho property The demolition end removal ol tho structure* mutt begin within thirty (Ml days and be com pietod within ninety tPOI days after receipt ot thl* notice, or you may undertake th* appeal precast at outlined In Section Wren (II Ot County Ordinance Number *014 To pursue the appeal process ll win be neces »*ry tor you to appear before th* Board ot County Commit sloners and present any relevant or malarial tact* or tvidanc* at to why th* above mentioned structure* should not b* do clarod a public nutianc* It you *>th to appeal to th* Board ot Commlttionar*. pl**M lot me know ond I will roquost th* Board to Mt a tlm* end dot* lor a hooring Failure to begin removal el th* structure* or lallur* to appaol to th* Board ot Commit Honor* Within thirty (M l day* attar receipt ot thl* notice may result In action being taken by th* County to hav* th* struc turet demolished ond removed All costs Incurred by Ihe County lor th* demoliIon and removal ot th* structure* will be assess *d to you and may become * li*n against your preparty It you hav* any question* concerning thl* matter, pleas* call Oom* Nwanodl at Ml IIM aatanslon 7U] Publish January }} . M. A Fabruary*. I). i**4 OEN 141 COUNTY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE A T T E N T IO N R U n e rd C Beardsworth and Norma L Allord or thair hair*, ettlgnt. transfers, or succatsort In In teresls and lh* unknown spouses ot all lh* above RE: SEC It TWP MS ROE ME S IM *t F T OF N 47}*l FT OF SE V. OF SE U E OF RV ( L E S S R O I (411 F IR S T S TR E E Tl A recant Inspection ol the above described property r* vested th* unoccupied ttruc turet art unset*, unsuitable lor occuponcy and detrimental to th* health, safety, and welfare ot the general public The ttruc turet are a health and Hr* haiard due te inadequate main tenant*, dilapidation, and In accordance with Seminole County Ordinance *0 I*, th* above mentioned structures ar* declared to ba a public nuisance and must ba damqlithad and removed tram th* property Th* damolitien and removal et lh* structures, removal ot motor vehicle*, dead treat and shrubs, watt* and debri*. and mowing et grat* mutt begin within thirty IM I day* and ba campi*tad within ninety (101 day* attar receipt ot thl* notice, or you may under!*!* the appeal pro have a tsllvt-r Florida souvenir hjHxm they gave me. Q. W h rrr'd you meet your huslMnd? A. Alter graduation from S IIS I got m y degree at FS C W IFIortda State College for Women), now Florida State University. I met " T i l l " up there. From January 1042 until Ju ly l ‘.»45 he was In th r I’nrlflr ut Guadalran.il and In the Philippines He was awarded two Purple llrurts and a Sliver Star. He went Into the service ns a (Inst lleutennnl and left a major. After the war he practiced his profession mostly In Tallnhassee. l.uter h r limited his activities lo building custom homes. He rrllred III 1983 and got Involved only In commercial rrnl estate until h r died In 1989. " T i b " became an F S U booster hut he also rrm nlnrd loyal to the Florida Gators. At Gainesville he wnsu Knppa Alpha. (J. How about you? A. After I finished at FSC W I returned to Sanford. I taught first grade at Southsldr Primary. My prtnclapl was Velma Mitchell — Ihe same Mrs Mitchell who taught inr in Ihe first grade at Ihe same school. At Talluhassrr. I wus a I'l lleta Pill. y How about children? A. " T ill" and I rrared three m h i s . and my sister. Ja u r. who married Ja y Ray. raised Ihree sons. Q A n y th in g else unusual about your dad? A Not exactly unusual was Ihe fad hr loved hunting and fishing. Hut I suppose one u n ­ usual thing ulxiul him was that he had a pair of bird dogs. They always rtxle — one on each side — o t the ca r o n th e r u n n in g board*. H i* favorite ca rs w ere C o rn e ls a n d Keos. U How about organizations? A He was quite adlv-e In Ihe Sanford F.lk* Lodge. In fact, he was originally a member of Ihe Orlando club until the Sanford Ivtxlgr was rrra trd In May 1911. H r was one of 28 Orlando Elks to become ebartrr members of Ihe local club. Sanford old timers might lx* interested lo know who I hey w-ere: C M . U r o a d w a t e r . W .D . Holden. N.P. Driver. O l .. Taylor. B .G . Sm ith. W .N. Underwood. T .A . Neal. K R. Murrell. A.D. S m it h . J . C . W ig g in s . R .W . Murks. Dr. Samuel I’ulrslon. Charles M. Hand. Grorge A. D e C n tlrs . L P. H aga n . C .O . McLaughlin. Walter I. Morgan. Frank S. Woodrulf. Dr. Davis Forster. William P. Akers. Hurry W a rd . A r th u r Y o w e ll. D .O . W agner. J .D Roberts. Judge W .A . Sltlngfellow. Father R.L. mt Publith February 4 I}. JO. V . mt DEO a CO U N TY FEBRUARY 24TH • MARCH 6TH AT S E M IN O L E G R E Y H O U N D CASSELBERRY, PARK iusi Oil I 7-‘J2. kMween SR 434 Ac SR 436 in Casvlfvrrv NIGHTLY IN THE FREE GRANDSTAND 8:00 P.M. 8 Chtvron Simply Presents The Laser Fireworks Spectacular "A m e r ic a n a R h a p so d y " Produced By g e n I HUnO.i 1Linda OVER 18 FREE SHOWS DAILY AT 6 DIFFERENT STA6ES >1 FEATumcim m m valleyshowsova som um AIDES, DAMES, FOODS, SHOWS AHD AmACTiOAS. A L L S TA G E SHOW S FREE W ITH Y O U R G A T E ADM ISSIONS ADVAHCE DISCO(HIT TICKETS OH SALE HOW AT PARTICIPATING CHEVROH LOCATIONS AHD TICKETWASTEA OUTLETS. Take advantage oi this special oiler This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of item musl be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel aa soon as Item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented In person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start aa aoon as possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. S a n fo rd H e ra ld mailto: C L A S S I F I E D FREEBIE ADS Sanlord, FL 32772-1667 •ONLY ONE ITEM PRINT AD HIRE:. \ For infonaatiMi call: (407) 1994770 U F R E E B IE A D S Publish February a. II. M. II. I**4 DE01 Ifs accordance eulttt Seminole Count, Ordinance 101*, ft* above mentioned Structure* ere declared to be * public nuisance and musl be demolished end removed from the proper!* Th* demolition and removal ol th# ilructuro* mutt begin within thirty (JO) day* and be com platod within ninety 1*0) days alter receipt o! Ihl* nolle*, or you may smdartak# th* appeal process at outlined In Section Seven (71 of Casxity Ordinance Number *0 14 To pursue Ihe appeal process II will be neces tary tor you to appear before lh* Board ol County Commit sloner* and prevent any relevant or materiel feet* or evidence et to why th* above mentioned structure* should not be do cfared a public nutianc* It you with to appeal to the Board el Commissioner*, pleas* let me know and I will request lh* Board to M l a Um* end dal* lor a hearing Failure to begin removal ol th* ilructuro* or lallur* to appeal to lh* Board el Commit tloner* within thirty (M l day* after receipt ot thl* notice may result in action being taken by the County to have th* ttruc fur** demolished and removed All cost* incurred by lh* County tor the demoliton and removal nt the t'ruclures will be ****** ed to you and may become a lien again*! your property tl you have any question* concerning this matter, please call Oroma Nwanodl *1 » l IIM. esttntton S E M IN O L E rags mt CO UNTY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE A T T E N T IO N : David A An Person or Mt hair*, assigns, transferi. or successors In In Itrett* and lh* unknown spout** ol *11 lh* above RE LOTS 7 4 I t '» OF VACO ST N OF LO T I* BOOTHS SUBD PB S P O t 14070 R U B Y S TR E E Tl A recent Inspection ol the above described proparty r* ve*i*d lh* unoccupied ttruc turas ar* unsat# unsuitable lor occupancy and detrimental to th# health, tetoty. P"d ot th* general public Th* ttrsrc tura* ar* a health and tlr* haiard du* to inadequate main ttn a n c t. dilapidation, and Q. W hat about (he house at Peck. J .A . Davis, and m y dad. Eighth and Park? II.J. Thigpen. A. T h e lost Information I had At the same charter meeting Inducted ns Elks were R.A. was that Sara Jacobson of San­ Newman Sr.. F.W . Rand. II.C. ford had purchased the home Haskins. Charles F. Haskins. and It had been refurbished. E.W . Rowland. Felix S. Frank. (Sara sold the house lo a party E.N. Morrow. W .J. Hill. John who lived there for awhile and Melsch. Forrest Lake. L.P. Me­ sold It lo Its present owners, the d d le r. W .E . Householder. O.W. Welches. K in g . H ry n n H ig g in s . W .N . Peters. W a lle r S. H a n d . S. Runge. C .C . H o w a rd . W .W . All these years I've driven up Abernathy. Roy F. Symnes. W .C. and dow n Park Avenue I've Hill. E E. Hrady. H A Howard never failed lo peek at the and Edward lllgglns. Thigpen home and think abut So, ns one can tee. Dad was Kathryn and her family I'm among the clly'e elite. amazed I knew so little a b o u t Q. Are your folks burled here? them until pulling together this A Y e s . sid e b y sid e In story. From now on. however, Evergreen Cemetery very near when I pass Eighth and Park the 2 5 th S tr e e t a n d th e first place will surely have a new entrance west of Ih e Catholic meaning to me and maybe to graveyard. you. too. • MUST INCLUDE PRICE *1100 O R LESS �Sanford Herald SUNDAY Sports IN BRIEF |E D IT O R ’S N O T E Playtime Darts coming Monday SANFO RD — DllC In ft|>arr llmlt.illuiis. this week's I’l.ivtlin r Dart* League rr|Nirl will appear In Monday's Sanford Herald. LO CALLY Sanford Rec. baseball-softball SANFO RD — The Sanford K rrrr.itIon D rpartnirni I* now registering children b rtw rrn tlir .ige* of 5 and 15 for It* upcoming U iv b .d l and solibull season's. Kids ran sign up at tlie Downtown Youth C rntrr loratrd In thr lowrr level of Sanford C ity Hall or they m a y register the da y of tryouts To rrgistrr. ih r players m ust have thr $10 registration lee and Ills or her b irth irrllftrale. For ih r first time this year. In addition to Pre-Wee |7-9|. Little Major (10121 and Babe Ruth (13-15) leagues. Sanford w ill offer a T K ill League for children who will Ire 5 or not turn 7 before August I. 1994. All returning players who w ill h r In the same leagues as last year must register bul will not have to attend tryouts. Ha be Ruth tryouts will lie Saturday. Feb 19. T-ltall players will not try out. but everyone will be assigned to a team. Tryouts fur softball will lie announced lalrr For more Information, call .130-5697. SCSC Spring softball A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - Seminole County Parks and Recreation Is holding registrations for lls 15-week Spring Slowpltch Softball League* thal will begin play the week of March 7 al the new Seminole C ounty Softball Complex. A managers' meeting will be Tuesday. Feb. 22. at 7 p.m . Rosters are due on Feb. 2H. Frr* are $420 isubjcrl to change) for Seminole County, plus $40 for Metro O rla n d o (subject to change). Payments are »e pc rate. Fees must h r paid at time of registration AROUND TH E S TA TE Maryland gets past FS U Maryland held off Florida S t a t e -6 0 66 In a ragged gdnte to k ^fp Its port season hopes alive. Charlie W a rd's de»|>cratton 3-polnl shot for n possible tic at the final buzzer rimmed out. probably erasing the Semlnolrs' chances of any postseason play. Florida Stale's Hob Sura, the Atlantic Coast Conference's leading scorer, missed lour tree throws In th r final 1:43 that w ou ld have pul his team ahead. Sura hll only 5 of 13 free throws In the game nnd finished with 14 points to share learn scoring honors with Ward. A R O U N D T H E N A TIO N Arkansas skins Gators F A Y E T T E V IL L E . Ark. Scotty Thurman scored 24 |>olnls. Corliss Williamson 20 und Darnell Robinson a career-high 15 as No. 3 Arkansas treat No. 20 Florida 9 9-8 7 Saturday In a matchup of Ihc Southeastern Conference leaders. The game was lied six limes In the first half, bul Florida (19-4. 9-2) never got even In the final 31 minutes. T h e Razorbaeks (18-2. 8-2) were ahead 13 w ith 5:47 to play before Dan Cross hit a jumper and a 3-polnter to m ake It 90 84 with 1:38 left. Corey Heck made five free throws and Williamson (w o In the final 95 seconds Cross scored 29 (mints and Martll Kulsma contributed 15 for the Gators. Bonnett to be buried Monday Ti X IIU E Y T O W N . Alu. - The funeral for NASCAR driver Nell Dunnctt. killed In a crash at Daytona Reach, will be burled Monday ul Garywood Assembly of God. Arrangements for u m em orial service at Daytona International Speedway were to be announced later. The family said donations In Donnell's name could be made lo Ihc following charities with which he was associated: • The Natlnnul Head Injury Foundation. 1776 Massarhuseltn Avc.. Suite 10O. Washington, D.C.. 20036 1901. • Rig Oak Ranch. Rt. 9. B ox 567. Glencoe. A la . 35905. • Motor Racing Outreach. Sm ith Towers Suite 336. Harrisburg. N.C . 28075. • Children's Hospital Of Birmingham . 1600 7th Avr.. South. Birmingham. A la .. 35233. no (I m. - c I PRO B A S K E TB A LL W E S H 2. NBA All S lu r Game. (L| O L Y M P IC S □ 2 :3 0 p.m. - W C P X 6. W inter Games: Pairs figure skating. U .S . vs. France Icc hockey, men's speedskating. (L ) Corapists listings on P s f t l ________________ February 13} 1994 B H a v e n ’ t w e m e t b e f o r e ? Ram s, ‘a c q u a in ta n c e s ’ in sem is Prom Staff Reports LAK E M ARY — One thing working In ih r favor of thr Lake Mary Rams In Ihrlr quesl for the Class 5A hoys' soccer stale championship will Infamlltarhy. Joining Ihc Ram* (27-2-1) In next weekend's M-mlln.il* at Ihc Cocoa Expo Center are ih r Melbourne B u lld o g s (2 6 1-2). T n m p a -L e lo Falcons (10-4-2). and Miami Heach High Tides 116-6-3). tram* dial Lake Mary has played (Ills season. Unfortunately. Lake Mary was 1-2 In those three con tests, healing Miami lleach 2-1 In Miami on Dec. 12 hul losing lo Melbourne | o at Ih r Cocoa Expo Center on Dee. 11 and falling lo Lcto 1 0 In ih r quarterfinals of the Pizza Hut Invitational on Dec. 28 ai Edgewalrr High School. By Ihc same token. Ih r Rams were without th r services of forwards Jo d y d r Bruin and Aren Cook for Ihc MrllMuirne and Lclo games, dr Hruln was In M rx lrn with Ih r U S , Men's Under 20 national leant while Conk suffered an injury In thr flrxl minute of ih r Melbourne contest nnd plavrd sparingly th r next two weeks ’Hounds, ’Cats play for girls’ title " W r plavrd well III troth of those games 11lie losses to M rltm urnr and Lelo.'* said laikc Mary coach Larry M cCorklr. "W e were never upset with our performance. Those hrsso* were due more lo coaching mistakes Hum anything else. "Wr w eir playing a lot of players at the lime. We pretty m uch had a set line-up, but we were looking lor other player* w r could count on In pressure situations W r did whnl we fell we had (o do al (he Mine and I think we re seeing Ihr resultso lthat n o w ." Since Ihr loss to l«ctO. Ih r Ram* liavr won 15 musecutlvr games. Including a 4-1 win over I'rnnurola-Wushlngtori In Ihc 5A Seel Ion I cham ­ pionship game Friday nighl d r Hruln scored all four goal* for laikr Mary. While the first goal was unassisted, thr opportunity was created by Nate Garcia, who forced a turnover by Ihr I’ensacola-Washlngton defense. Die hall making lls way lode Hruln. The serond goal, which came two minutes Into the second hall, tx-gan with dr Hruln serving a corner kick past th r goal mouth lo Jason Tlsd rll. who cracked a shot that was blocked nnd drllcclrd bark out to drllrulu H r dribbled In a Prom • off Reports T A M P A — After slushing through Ihc rest of Ih r slate on Ihclr way lo another appearance In Ihc Class 5A girls' soccer stale championship g a m e , th e L y m a n G r e y h o u n d s fo u n d themselves face to face with a neighbor. Playing In Ihc Class 5A semifinals at Pepln-Kood Stadium on Ih r rum pus of the University of Ta m p a Friday. Lym an heal ParklandDouglas 3-1 before the W inter Park Wildcats ripped Mlaml-llraddock 6-0. Lym an and W inter Park were lo play for th r slatr rhum plonshlpal 7 p.m. Saturday. Th e Greyhounds and Wildcats played twice during Ihc regular season. Lym an winning boih games, the second by a 5 0 margin. On Friday nighl. Danielle G a n r ll scored two goals while Danya liarrl* had a goal and an assist to lead L y m a n 127-1) to lls 24th consecutive victory and the Greyhounds' third stale championship game berlh In fourth years. See Soccer. Page 311 Hawks, Pats advance to sub-regional Defense nets 4A-6 finals for Sem inole By DEAN SMITH Prom Staff Rsports Herald Sports Writer LAK E M ARY — O n In Ihc next round. Lake Howell and Lake Brantley advanced lo the finals of thr Class 5 A D istrict 4 g ir ls ' basketball tournament In dominating fashion Friday nlglu ni laikr Mary High School and. In Ih r ptucr**. earned spots in next T u e s d a y 's s u b ­ regional* Top-seeded Lake How ell outscored No. 4 seed Spruce Crrek 38-16 in (he serond and third periods to rare away from a 15-15 first quarter tie and rru lsrd In lls [I flj st victory of t lie sea son ,61-41. The thtrd-srriird Lake Brantley Patriots used u blazing start and exceptional execution on In-bouuds (days lo upset No. 2 seed Daytona Beach Mainland. 68-58 Lake Ih .w r ll u n d L a k e H ru n tlry w ere scheduled to m eet for the See S A -D ls trlc t 4 . Page 3 0 Mataitf k. M ot Non* Loighnnn Penney collected 10 points, a game high nine assists, and three steals lo help load Lake Brantley past Mainland Friday night and Into Saturday ovonlng's 5A District 4 championship game against Lake Howell. lILVia HAWKS*1. HAWKS 41 iMt CfHk (41) «••»!«*r t i l l ) . Colton I » B1 1. Bul** 1* » ( A Morgan » IS 1 10 >1. Cfrw* I « ( • 1. Cart** * 10S I I. Me far land 0 4 000. LatandSSOO 0. Mugna* OSSSS Total! 1*414 M4I L4kt H*«*llltl| Gotl 0 0 (1 0 Mar t hi tan* 1 ) 1 1 1 Gonial, i 01 •0 0. KoAn >111* Duncan B IO S*. OlftmanO 10*0. Imdburg 0 0 0 0 0. G ra ..t * JO » l i l t Mattila* 11 I i r . J* * g «00000 G om «t0 00 00. Jama*11 1 111 Total! H a l t ] 11(1 Sprue* C/oat II I • If - 41 L*ka Hawaii I I It I I I - tl Thra* point l.*i<j goal* — Sp*u<* Crook 1)4 (Morgan 4 It Craw* IS. Carlton 0 II. L**» Howall 1 It lOroirat >0. Kotin 0 I) Total lout* — Sprue* Craak It. Lata H*w«ll 10 F oulad out — non* Tacnnicali — non. R.bound* — Sprue* Craak >1 .Cartor I. Katalaar »|. La** Howell 41 (Gftvat IJ. Jamat It) Aunt* - Sprue* Craak 10 (lour with 11, Lak* Howell I) (Kotin Itl Stoat* - Sprue* Crook 11 I Katalaar A Cr*w* )|| Lak* Howell I iGra.a* 41 Raeordt - Sprue* Cr**k l i t . LakaHowollJI 1 pat a lots 44. buccan i cat i* Lak* Braallaf (at I Cardnar a t 10)0. Traal 00000 Penney 1*4 1 It. V*nd*r«*id* 1 l i s t It. Br'andJ 1141 Moor»t,.l<l 1* 11 * 4 11 RretaOOOOO Total* T t U I I I I M 0urtana Brack Mainland (Ml Ba'tam, 0 0 0 0 0 Copeland 1 l l t t T. M‘U*r S t I I t . C Da.nO JO OO K D*»lt 10 X I a 11. S>m* 1 It S 7 II Man*in* 0 * 1 1 1 . Zone* 1 4 t t 4 Total* 11*40 I I S Lak. Brantley II It I* II - tt Daytwu Batch Mainland II 14 II It - It Thra* point liald 00*1* - Mainland ) II IMHWr 1 I. Copaland I 1. K 0*«>t t l ) Total toul* Lak* Biantla* 1} Mainland II Fouiad out — Mainland. Copaland. S*mi Taehmcai* — non* Rebound* — Laka B'anttar aO iMooraliaid It. Vanda'n*ida 111. Ma niand II IK Oaai* It. Sim* 01 Attitt* — Laka Brantley II (Penney a Gardnar II. Mainland * (Copaland II Staal* - Lak* Brantlay I IPannay 1 Moorat,aid 11) Mainland 10 IK D o lt 4. Sim* II Rteord* — Lak* Brantlay I t l . Mainland If I OCS Rams overcome very slow start Prom Staff Reporta CLAMS DISTRICT I M O N TV ER D E — T h a i must have been some halfllmc talk. If you happened upon Friday's game between Orangcwood Christian and Monlvcrdc Academy and saw a score of 6-6. you may have thought II was a baseball contest rather than Ihc scmlllnuls of the Class D-Dlstrlct 5 girls' buskclliull tournament. Hul Ihc Orungewnnd Christian Rams finally uwnkc In the second hall, outscorlng Monlvcrdc 28-18 In the (Inal 16 minutes lo claim a 34-34 victory und a spot In next T uesday's sub-reglanuls. "Jessica Mallei hud u gn at game." said Orangcwood head coach Bob Daugherty. "She pulled It out for us. When we were lied at halftime. I was liesldr myself and wusn’l sure what to do. We were horrible. Hul MuHrt and Andrea (Hart) hud gotxl games to save us." OSANOCWOOO CHRIST IAN 14 MONT V I ROE ACA0EMY 14 Orange**** Chrttlian 1141 Hart 114 A Gorma.n* 14 11 AAallal T t l l A Walbaum 1001 VandtSIrtok 1004 Thompion 1001 Total* 144 1414 MMitftf«4$ A(*tf$mr f 14) CollifnIOQ) l)rtdg*m*nlS?U. K*ll«r I J 4 ! ToU lt 111)14 Ori8t$«$o4 ChmfiAn 1 4 14 14 - 14 Monfvtrd* Ac$d#my 1 4 4 tl — 14 Thr## point fi«id goal t — Montvvrdt Ac #6#my l (Coll'nt Brtdgtmtn) Total foul I — Oangvwocd Chr lthan If. Monlvtfd* Acadtmy II Fovlad ovt MontstrOt Acadamy. Br*dg*m*n Tachnclalt — non# Rtrordt — OrangrwoodChrlttlan 14 10 Muffet wound tip with I t points, while Hart down 13 rebounds. Orangrwo4>d Christian (16-10) was to have The Master's Academy from W inter Park clubbed Mi. Dora Bible 42 29 Friday night) district (Inal Saturday night. pulled played (which In the S T . C L O U D — Plagued once again by poor shooting. Die Seminole High S c h o o l g ir ls ' b a ske tb a ll team cranked up Its defense Friday night to rally past Leesburg 68-36 In the sem ifinals of the 4A -D lstrlet 6 tournam ent at St. C Lo u d High School. In llir other semifinal. St. Cloud — ranked No. I all year In the Florida Sports Writers Association's Class 4A slate (Kill — eliminated Cypress Creek 80-42. W hile St. C lo ud was to host Seminole In the district cham pion­ ship game al 7 p.m . Saturday night. F rid a y 's w in s guaranteed both teams a subregional game next Tiirsrtay In th r Florida High School Activities A asocial Ion's expanded playoffs. The winner of the Semlnole-St. Cloud will host the runner-up from D istrict 5 (w hich Includes Iwo Volusia County schools and four hum Brevard) while Ih r loser vlslls the District 5 champion. In Ihc first half of Ih rlr game with Ihc Leesburg Yellow Jackets (14-7). Ih r Semlnolrs fell behind 13-4 after one quarlcr and trailed 26-16 at h u lf llm c . O v e r ( h r fin a l Iw o quarters. Sem inole 111-16) outscored Leesburg 52-10. "W e came out with no spark In Ihc first half." said Seminole coach John McNamara. "In the second hulf. we came out nnd held them scorrlrss fur the first four minutes and 25 seeonds of ih r third quarter. We were pluylng defense all over Ihc place." In the process. Seminole forced Ixesburg Into 52 turnovers. 17 In Ihc third quarter alone. Minder Hampton led the Tribe's defensive attack with 10 steals. Trn n rs h la See S e m in o le . Page 3B tC M IN O L E lM VCLLOW JACKETS M laminaI* 1*4) Morgan 101*. M trrKk 1001. Hampton ] ] o *. Southward 101 A Brown 1004. Eaton I] 1 10 11. Hardy l 001. RobintonOOOO M<Ph*r«on I I I ]. Millar 100 A GllllntOOOO. Da.it 0 00 0 Total* It 1011*4 laaikofs 0*1 Hill 0 1 1 1 . C*rtor 1 I* 1. William* I 00 1. Turntr 4 0 11 . Coopar 10 11. W.tbill 1 1 1 1 . Mo**lyII 111 Total* 144 1(14 lamlnal* 4 II 14 11 - *4 Laa*buff || II I 1 - 1 * Thra* point Paid goal* — Non* Total tout! — Sam.noi* It L**tburg It FOulad out — Non* Tachnlcalt — Non* Raeordt — S*mlnol* II I*. L«*tburg 14 1 Roberts, Perkins help A rro w Force II to 10-0 S A C mark By KURT LUTTKRM OSKR Herald Correspondent SANFORD — You ru n Iry and contain them. Slop one. maybe. Bul lo hall lioth Eric Roberts und Ray Perkins, the guards for the Seminole High School boys' basketball (cam. never. On Friday night. Ihc tnlrntrd duo combined for 42 points as No. 8-rnnked Seminole completed u perfect run through the Seminole Athletic Conference with a convincing 73-59 win o vrr Ihe Oviedo Lions. T h r victory. Arrow Force IPs 13th In n row. gives Seminole u 24-6 heading In the 4A-Dlslrtrt 6 tournament next week while Oviedo finishes the regular season at 9 -18. With Oviedo playing tough In th r serond. quarter and a score of 15 all. Roberts took over both defensively and offensively. Roberts found teammate Andre Hall (five (minis) underneath for a quick two. As soon as Oviedo had chance lo turn around. Roberts had F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R ARROW FORCE I I 71. L IONS 1* Oulad* (1*1 For*t> 1. Munt 1. Buchanan A Van Camp 1 Boll )0. Freund 1. Sam* II. Mandril t Tolalt 111141* Sant Inal* 1711 Robe*It H. Pack In* 10 Holloway I. Bnnton 4. McCerrell A H*ll 1 Train*4 Full*. 1.M *fthi*l.Laltaw) Total* 11(1471 Oviada It II I* II - 1* laminaia II N I I I I - ri Thra* point (laid goal* — Ovlado 1 IMunt. Van Camp). Saminot* I ILattawl Total loult O .iadof Saminol* 1} Fouiad out — Non* Technical* — Non* Raeordt — Oviedo* l(. S*mmol* 14 4 Ihe steal nnd another easy two. Before the Lions knew what had hit them, the Junior guard went on lo score Ills squad's next five points, ihe lust Hirer coming off a bruutlful. twisting lay-up ncrom pnnlrd by a foul Seminole never looked bark. "W e've been gelling grral (day from our guards all yrur. especially from Eric and R ay." said Seminole roach Hob Trulna. "W ith Ihnsc two setting ih r lone and our big guys grltlng down on Ihe break, our offrnse has been really clicking." AREA, Th e first half ended with t more Roberts theatrics. Calm y looking al ihe <lock. Roberts (22 ( M in is ) came u|icourt and found Hrad Trulna |6 six), who guvr Seminole a 35-22 hulfllmc udvuntngr. "It wus good lo rinse out the sruson like this," added Tralna. "T h e kids really worked hard for Ihe No. 1 seed (In Ihe district tournament) and they deserved II. But one thing Ihc seed doesn't guurntee Is easy wins. As (Oviedo) Coach (Ed) llolton says. It's never a sure thing." Along w ith Roberts' 22 points und five rebounds. Perkins (lumped In 20. m any of which from dazzling ofT-baluncc Jumpers und fast break lay-ins. The Lions did munage to scare Seminole Into a time out in the fourth when Shawn Sams dunked home a deuce. But the score was 71-59 with :41 on the clock when Sams scored. Th e dunked looked nice bul It wus too late for Oviedo. Hrad Boss led Ihe Lions with 20 points. Sams finished with 12. READ TH E SANFORD HERALD DAILY �« » - Saniord Herald, Saniord, Florida - Sunday. February 13. 1994 S TA TS & STAN DINGS ritA N F O R p O R LA N D O FridayrigM Flrtl rac* — 1/11. a l i n 7 Fay Mark Scot 7790 400 1 40 11| Etta 740 JM (Mag* Virion ) 40 0 ti n n h i f tr-is m.ni t i m i i m e h c w l race — J/4. C; I t .11 4 Dem i Barf 1 40 1 00 4 40 lllf lliltr 4 40 440 jE'taAAio 4 jo Q ( M i It M; P 141 1) Mi T H I M m 44, 17th pm * I Aramayo Ur aid* 7 70 * JO 4 JO 4M*nd>t>* ArratoU I* 40 4 JO J E rk llU M n tf i I JO Q (41) I II 44j F (441 IU Mi T (IA S ) 144.M; QO I) 4 4* 4) 07.M ism eitM 1 Nap* IM ) « 740 5 Ran* 74 70 4 00 J Sal If an 7 40 O i l I t U M i PM 1)1)1 Mi ('-'(S u e I I I ) in n ! i £ Q C T F_ 0 . . V E Lake Georg* I 4- 1 Lake Cre*cant Man * Single*. 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CarHConnetllcvt SI 71 o u -n ) 4.Mi p ( m i ts m i r u n ) m m CCN V t l latai Jay 71 lltkrat* — S/14. At ll.M SPomonaPamp 17 00 D M 11*0 Caldngil at Holy Family, ppd . trw* Caltlamia. Pa tt. S N y p m O w i 44 1Omni Taan Ang*l IM IM CanHNitM Iona Tt ) Flra Prin ted ISO Owouatn* IS, SI. BetavanNir* 77. O T « ( H I D.M i P (M I47.M J T (A M ) 4M.M; E Connecticut 4). Plymouth SI. 7* QD 0 7A >11SI1A4 F DU Maditan Tt. lycamtng S) )4Mir*to— S/A. Ai n.io Fair Met* OKklmantl. Si. FrancN. N V 71 *LlgMn4no Fa*( DM 410 1*0 F ranllin Place* 71. BridOtporl *4 * Katw Haeancrott I M ISO Cannon 47. Dltt of Columbia 41 ) Sparkle N Bright )« 0 Georgetown al Provident*. pod , travel pro Q (44) It.M i P (A ll t U M l T (AAS) Harvard al Calwmtia. ppd . mow IM -M iS (AAA-1) 447M HelyCrout*. C o M d tll A - 1AM; H - SM7.IM Huntar 114. Lehman 41 Ithaca tt. Hariwitl S* King*. Pa 7A Draw41 .4/ ; Lalaytri* 44. Navy 41 Lebanon Val M. Sutqudvanna 7J. OT *1 OB LAN DOS EM) MOLE Loyola. AM. al MannaiNn. ppd maw i... Mama 74. Boston U 71 rve e n p * Flrttgam* Manhattanrill* al Trimly. Cam., ppd. I PIMM * M 140 I M Mast. Law*)! WO. Sarrod Haarl M I Enrique 1140 *M scan u n *4/ 1 1! 1 Mieericardie I* Cwpiedd Mercy a* Mavnl SI Vincent IM Stover* Tach I ) O O J I ir .M ; P I M J P J I ; T 11-4-1) H I A* N Y U 1 L BrandettM Naw Hampshire 74. N v ltw rilm i 4V 7CoW Java 1144 7M 440 Rochester Tach 4). 9 Lawranct Tl I Ptnaon Boydt 1 M 410 Salv* R*o>na M. Curry 7) 1 Pita Chi mala 11.40 Skidmor* 144. KtnotPotnl Tt o (s-7) « . M 1 p o n m .M i t i n si Springfield 71. SI. Anselm 74 I Alt.M i DO 11-7) IM. to SI Joseph's. Main* 47. Mam* Presque III* Third gam# (S 1Marcel Jo** Tt 40 I M 4M 4 Beto Enrique 4 40 I M SI M kha*lt M. StondHIl 70 1 Irlpaytn Aguirre 4 40 Syr *CuM tl. Kentucky U Tatkyo Poll 74, Dominican. N V 4) 0 (4 4 ) T tJtj P(S-4)I4AJ4| T (S -A 1III7M Union. N V B . Hamilton 7) FaarA|44u Ursinut to. Swdritwnor* 41 4Cola Raya* DM SM IM Vottor 40. N r Paly 44 IPHeEnrieua ) 40 1.M t Marcel Oyari IM W. Naw Copland 74.M IT 44 Watl CTwtNf 70. Clwyrwy 44. O T 0 0 -4 )IS M ; P IA l)O A 4 ; T ( A l l)SSI.M Watrikald SI It. F IHhbwrg SI M FMMpdW Wheeling Jttult 17. Davit A Elhlntt) IPardAAxpIri 144 IM )M 1 Pita Je n 4 M 4 40 Worcatitr SI Ml. N AdamtSt. 71 SOUTH OBateAtcua 7 00 AIKa Lloyd tt. TutculwmM.OT 0 ( I S) IS 44; P ( M l to 44; T (M A I 444 44 Auburn IU .L S U U Sltltioama Bridp*wa**r.Va 47. Lynchburg tt 4 Pmvon J a m 1)00 7 10 ) M Campbell 70. WWtlhrepS) 1Plla Ajtua MO 1 M Carton Newman 74. WPgala 70 ISataErkiaoa 100 Citadel 74. Appalachians! 41 0I1AI41M I P (A I)1 4 4 .W ;T (A M I4 I4 M Cater M. Laot McRae 44 4 Arpillaga CaergeWeh. Ky DC, Spatdtne 77 (IM IM 4M ll r t i i i * Coorglo 74 T mnattee *1 IM )M IForvrl* Ceergio T*cht4. North Corel me M Jobnton BlbNM. Atlanta Chritllan 14 0 (1 4 ) M M ; P (4 -IIU .N ; T (A l l ) I74M Londw 47, Aiqutle 71 Llborty 4L N C . Crmntboro 41 IMlkal AjpNI UN AM I M Lilt m . Clayton SI 71 4 R*n*M*ndl 7M I M Unowned 71. Pltl-JehntlownST 1 Aipm*f* Arr aja Ia 1*0 Louitvilla 77. Tulana 71 0 CM ) u r n , P |IM ) 147At; T T (l- A I ) Maryland M. Florida I I 44 H IM N C Chartorie47,Va Commonwealth44 Newport Newt Tl. Marymounl. Va 41 1 40 7.10 4 00 RhadetM. Centra 74 I Irigayan Mondl 1 H 4M Straw (4. SI Awginlme i Tt 4 Ar*m«yo Corill 4 40 STrorier 44. Emmanuel tl O D A I X .M ; P N i l D IM ; T (4141 Southern Tach 44. Brew*on Porter at ttl.M ; T T carry*Y*r 1I41.M IMhgama Tn Chattanooga t). VMI Tl Towton Sl ot Coatlal Carolina, ppd . tnow 1 Beltran IIM 400 100 Va WotWvan 7). E mory A Hanry SI iG ditll too 4 00 Virginia 11. Otmion 44 I Urald* 140 Virginia SI H. Llrlngttarw 74 Q IM )S A M ; P IS O )O A t; T(S A -I)S M A t MIDWEST lllb Mm* JOtae Mandl Aqukitt M. & and Rap-dl Baplitt IS 1)00 7 00 4)0 Bradley 71. Indiana SI 17 (Mandib* Erklaga 7M ) » Briar Clitl 44 Sioui Fa lit 4; 1 Atptllage Soto ) M Butler a . La Sail* tt Q (I Al M M ; P ISA) ItA 14; T I M S ) S47.M V [ F I S H ______ IIN Q 1 oo (j-4) in M; t ( u n i i n n Croat Country Skiing Woman * IS km Fre*. 4 a m Figure Skating Pair* Technical Program. I p m lea Hech*y Swedenvt Slovakia.tarn Italyvi Canada. 11 M e m Franca**. United State*, to m THIS W E E K S F IS H IN G I O R L C A S I OcktaeraS* River p E_ E Lake Kar L . jL £ _ ; Laka Fanaaoflkaa _p J L G F_ O. G _ Claimonl CTvaln Laka Ktaatonma* F_ G G Laka Griffin 7 j JL pj G F Laka Harri* _ F_ G Oranga Laka F Laka LoeNeoaa p_ Taata Apopka Chain p_ G Laka Rouaaaau r_ £ _ G_ f G P_ Laka Walr P Rodman Reservoir P_ F_ F _ ^ SL Jottna River (II) F_ O . St John* Rival ( t ) F_ Q_ G ._ P_ G_ O m Laka ToNopakaftga Wlthlacoocha* R*v*r F P_ I N H L S T A N P IM O S Baruch Tl. Vat tar So Cal 1lornia. Pa 74 $hipp<n*burg ts Clarwn 41. Lack Havan M Delaware SI 71. Md E Short 41 Dam ton 71, Alleghany *1 Grave City 110. Waynatburg 7* Hamilton Tt. Unton. H V 74 Hutton (t. E mmanual N Ithaca M. Hartwkk *» Lebanon Val 10. Sutqudianna 17 Lycoming *7. FDU Mad ton 14 M ITM . Suffolk 44 Matt Lowell 74. SacradHaart SS Motley 71CW Pott >1 Mount St Mery l N Y tt. Monmouth *4 Northaatlarn *4. Naw Hampthire 4] Plymouth Sl4k* 41. E Cannaclkul 40 N ufgert at Mattactvtarit ppd . weather SI Antrim 101 spr irgtwld SI St Joeaph t. Main* 71. Mam* Prevyua it** 41 SI Lawrenc* 41. RacTwtker Tach 44 SianaMll 17. SI Mkhari t n Tempi* tl. Watt Virginia M. O T Trinity. Cam 71. Tdt* 70 W*»1 Chatktr M Chaynay 17 WetII a id St 7S FiithbiagSt al W New England4a. Ntdiott 41 Wat lay an 4*. Amber*! 47 WtttlialdSI. 7A Flkhbtrg SI 41 WorcttHrSI Tt. N Adam* Si 71 SOUTH Augutta D . Landae 14 Balmont 11. Union. Tern M Barry I d Piedmont 41 Coat. F larida 47. Catt N Chartattan *4 Centra (J. Rhode* d Clalluifl.CentralVbtlayan*4 u , i(. Cumberland. Term it. MarUn Method)il 44 Delianca 74. Thom* Mar* 17 E Kentucky H . Aialln Paay 74 A R K A N S A ln FLORIDA 17 Florida 44. LSU 41 FLORIDA IItA ) Fla I"ter national a . Oaargle tl. 41 Thompton * t AO II. HIM a ll S t II. Louikiane Tach 100. SWLOuiliana 44 DeClercq 7 S A* A Biown 111 A l I t Crock Navy 4*. Lalayatl* S7 t tl 4 7 It. Anderton I I A l 1. Kuitmo a 7 S4 7«*w Or leant 7*. Florida Atlantic *J I). William A t » 0 0. Dyrkolbaln 44 40 0 North Alabama 71. Ala Huntivilt* 74 Total! II 40 *4 7417. North Catalina 41. Georgia Tech 71 ARKANSAS (11 1) Union. Ky 7A Lindtay Wilton *7 Thurman I tl 4 S 14, Williamtan 7 11 4 4 70. Roanot* 4). Va Watlayan M Siewarl *1 11 II, Back 17 71 D. Rlmec 44 SI Augutllna'tn. ShawTl 00 t. Robmton 0 7 00 IS. McDaniel 14 001. W. Carolina T*. DavidtUi 71 Crawford) 1 0 0 1 Wihon 1 100 7. OillerdOl MIDWEST 000 Total*IS 70 IS l l t t Alma S4. Kalamaioo SI Halttime— Arkantat 4). Florida W ) point Bowling Groan *1. Miami. Ohio *0 goal*— Florida 4 17 (Crptt S 7. Brawn IS . Copilot 47. Baldwin Wallace as Kwitma SS). Arkantto I I 14 I Robmton 14. Canl Mkh 41. W. Michigan 47 Thurman 4 II. SIrea r I i s , Rimac 11. Dedanca 7*. Thomas Mara 17 Crawford I I . Dillard 01. McOankl 04) Detroit MaecyOS. La Sell* 47 Foultd out-None Aybawndk-Florida la F Indlay 41 Notre Dam*. Ohio II |Thompton. DeClercq 4) Arkamei 14 1 SWwarl 7) A t i i m - f lo riU It IDeCkrcQ. Heldlabarg M. Mvtklngun *4 11. On vat 70 Croat. Brown 41. Arkontat II I Beck 10) John Carroll 47. Otterbem si Total lault— Florida It, Arkaniot It. KanllT.Triodoll Technical-Floridabench A -70.1)0 AAadorwva 44. Concordia SI Michigan Tach M. Farttt SI M M ARVLANDtt.FLORIOAtl.44 Mi* tour I Ratio *7. NWMttouri SI SO M ARYLAND III-?) Mount Union 40. Ohio ttorthom 41 Hlpp 4 I I 11 W. Boo** 14 II 14 It. Smith S * NE Ml*tour IM . Emporia It IS D U Simpktnt4 l( 1111. R h a d n It 44 10. Northern St ,S D 7A MSUi Duluth 41 Koverlh 00 00 0. Luca* 14 11 A Bowk 0 ) North wood. M kh 4l.Wbyna.Mkh St 000. B riiW O 1001 T d a lU t 17 » l l t t ON* Watlyn 77. Waotlar SS FLORIDA M. 1)0-10) R k Grand* ItA Urban*al Sura 4 1) 111 1*. RebMton 17 00 4. Shawn** I I . ON* Oemlnkan 4t Luchman i f I ) 7. Cmham 1 14 4 4 it. Word liana Hrighh d Adrian S4 O il 11 I*. Collin* 1 7 0 1 A Rrid IS 11 0. SWMIttOuriSt 71.1'llnali St. SS K*rn*r0000t. TetaltSS so IS M M Tlllin 74. Cadarvilla 47 Haittima— Maryland la. F larida Si 74 W4lth 44. Mount Vtrnon Naiarane 42 1 Point B a a lt-M e ry lM l it 1Simp*Ink 7 4 Wlttanbarg « . Obarlin I! Rhodei 01. Batnk 01. B riiM 01). Florida SOUTHWEST SI. I I) I Sura I t . Wwd 0 4. Graham 01) Panhandkll 101. A u lt n Loilegatl Fouled ow*-Smith. Jura. Luchman. Raid Tata* Tech 44. HouttonSI Rebound*—Maryland d (Booth II, Smith tl). U at lha Clark* tt. Arkansas Call 47 Florida SI M (Rottnion it) A t t it H Merylend I) (Booth 1. Simpkirtt J). Florida SI II (Sura A Ward SI Talal to u liW I N T M O L Y M P IC S Maryland tl. Florida SI 77 Technical*-1 I Mary land bench) A-7.M S Colvin M A tU o n U Cota Wttlem M Eorthomal DePauw 70. Frantllnt* Dtlianco Tt ThomatMora 47 Deniien 7A All*gh*ny 72 Fa rm SI N . Mlchigm Tach It FmdWytS Canl Si .Ohio Tt George Wtthmglen tl. Xavier. Ohi* tl. IOT Hanover II. Manchrder *4 llfinoiy SI tl. CreightonM. OT Indian# t l Iowa t l Indiana EM l FLTeytor Fori Wayne Tt Fanl 77, Toledo 40 Miami. OMa At Bowling Oraen II Mmnetaia IM, Witcantm 71 M/ttaurl n . Oklahoma SI 74 N lawa Ml. Drake Tt N Michigan 41 Grand Valley SI 74 Nebrai4AlM.lawaM.t4 Oakland. Mich tt. Laka Superior SI t* OMa Northern 44. Mount Union 40 Oil vet 74. Hope 71 Olivel Naiarane47. Illinwi TachII RawHulmanM. Andtrten. tnd 71 South Dakota 100. Awgiatana.S D 77 Taylor tl. Indiana TechM. OT W Michigan 41 Cent Michigan M Wayne. Mkh H . NartNad. Mich 4) Wittenberg 14. Oberlin N SOUTHWEST Ark«at*t tt. F larida 47 Bay tar tl. Tam i Chritllan 71 HardM Slmmont t l. Oallat SS Oh i m m B . Calar ado IS T a ia ttl. Taata AAM4A U e< ttw Oiattii tai. ArhanaatCall It P A B W IS T A r l i a n a I I . 7 1, ( l a n i a r d I t Safirdar'i Wamta'i Scerti EAST American Inti I I , Oulnnlpiac 51 Babvon 70, Mount Hal yak* 41 Sunday! Scfwdul* AH Tint* 1ST AJpifta Skiing V*n'i Downhill. S a m All Tlnwt E IT EASTERN CONFERENCE Allantk Devliion W L T PI* OF OA NY Ranger* 74 D 4 n i n no New J»r*#y JO II * ** m i d Washington M » 4 M i n 170 Florida » M II 14 ID 144 Philadelphia 71 )? 4 14 1(7 )10 N Y Islander* )t 74 4 44 111 11) Tampa Say It 74 4 41 t il 144 Narihea it O ***** Montreal 71 70 1 44 144 14) Boston 7* l| IS *4 ID O* PittMurgh M II II 4) IM 700 Buffalo I? 7) * M 144 141 Owotwc ) l J* ) 47 17) 111 Hartford II )l 4 44 t t l 11) Ottawa 1 41 1 M 144 H i W ESTERN O M ir iR IN C E CantfalDiylkieo W L T Ph OF OA Taranto 71 14 tl 41 IN D* Detroit 71 II 1 47 JM IM Delia* M JO 7 47 TOt 1)4 SI Lout* 71 M 1 44 III I U Chicago 11 >4 4 U 1*4 IM Winnipeg 17 U 7 41 141 7X1 Pacilic Deistan Calgary 71 tl I *7 JD 1?) 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Raleigh. N C . Ford. ISO )I1; ) Tim Fadavw. Hall. Mich. Ford, (it f f i 7 Bab Hill, story Qty. Iowa. Chavroiat 1(1010. 4 Jail Purvh. Clarfcsvlll*. Term. Chevrolet. 144 474 1. Bill Vinturim , Chi.ago. Chevrolet. 14(4)4.1 Mark Thompson Carierivin*. Go . Ford. W r i t 7 Mika Wallace. St Loud. M o. Chavroiat. 1(710). 4 Mark Stdil. San Dlago. Calif. Ford. 1(7170 1 Jaal W hit*. Rove* C ity. Ta a a t. Chavroiat, 1(7 )a0; 10 Ron Burchett*. Walkariowru N C . Ponlec. 117 ISJ It Bobby Bewshw. Sprlngtwld. Ohio. Ford. IK 1)7. II Pdtr Gibbon*. Canada. Chavroiat. IM S20 12 Babby G a rh a rl. Labanen. Pa . Chavroiat. 104 It). I* Bob Schachl. Lorn bard. Ill .Oidunobi!*. KS4D. IS Daw Jansen. Grain Vallay. Mo . Pontiac. I l l SI). 14 Kenny Allan. Shatby. N C . Chavroiat. IS) aM If. Michael Dakban, Clearwater, Chevralel. 14111). 14 Jett McCtor*. Harrisburg. N C . Chavretal. t lS li) t l Kirk Shalmardmq Win*Ion Salem. N C . 144 MJ. )0 Gary BraSbarry, Chad#*. A la . Chavroiat. 144 111 J1 Dkh Trkkl*. 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ARCA Set k t Sipar car J00 COLLEGE BASKETBALL a p m — W GTO AM (1401, Aruona *1 Caiilornia NBA 4 p m - W DBOAM IM0I. NBA All Star Gam* HOCKEV 4 p m - W GTO AM 11*0). Naw Jtnay Davit* al Tampa Bay Lghtning Intrigue and turmoil take back seat as Winter Olympiad begins - -- • y D A V IC A R M lN T U ■A s s o c ia te d P re s s W rite r ; V / L IL L E H A M M E R . N o rw a y A g a in s t a spectacular snowy backdrop, the W inter Games opened today with a pageant of traditional Norwegian cultures — trolls and reindeer In­ cluded — and a breathtaking fly-by lighting of the Olympic flame. A sland-ln ski Jumper, Stein Gruben. delivered the flame, arching majestically through the night sky and plopping down In a perfect landing. It w p s a welcome start to an Olym pics that will cost t l billion or more to stage und had been plagued by a scries of bizarre occurrences. But It was not a ceremony cut ofT from the real world. IOC president Ju a n Antonio Samaranch called on all sides In the conflict In Sarajevo to ‘*stop th*. fighting. Stop the hilling. Drop you guns." A n d security was tight against threats of , protests from anti-abortion groups. No problems were reported by police. The setting for the opening ceremonies could not have been more Inviting for the 40.000 spectators, bundled up against J 4-degrcc cold In the ski-jumping stadium al L llk h a m m c r Olym pic Park. Everyone was draped In white. ft was a stark contrast to the futuristic design and tepid slush of Albertville. Prance, two yra rs ago. These arc the first W inter Games sent off on their own. apltt from the every-four-year cycle of Olym pic tradition, and their birth was as Nordic as salmon and skis. * ; n u t. » „ I ai. . w . U n m a i. I » *1. _ "W e want . . .to— present these Games In the Norwegian w ay.” said Gerhard Heiberg, president of the Llllehutnmer Olympic Organizing C o m ­ mittee. Th e y sure have, for a start. Th e sun shone for the first lim e In a week, and snow flakes floated as 400 local children formed the Olym pic rings from five perfect circles at the foot of the Jumps. And os the sun set across Lake MJusa and arctic chill closed In. the stadium came alive with the wonders of winter. Norwegian style. T w o skydlvers passed overhead, holding a giant flag, and on the ground actress L lv Ullmunn and explorer T h o r Hyerdahl Introduced the crowd and millions of viewers worldwide lo their “ family" — six Kids from Llllchammer who helped welcome the world to their hometown. Reindeer pulled sleighs and Nils Aslnk Vulkcpau sang a Jilk . u haunting story song of the Sunil people from Lapplund. Telemark skiers sprang from the snowbanks lo deliver violins and other Instruments to musicians, who played the traditional “ Devil's Dance." Dancers, folk singers and Norwegian horses — the FJordlng of the northern fjords and Dotahesl of the southern valleys — preceded the entrance of Norway's King Harald V and Queen Sonja. T h e royal couple sat with Hillary Rodham Clinton. America's first lady, and daughter Chelsea, who arrived Friday night for a brief Olym pic slay. D rum dances, folk tunes and. finally, the athletes — some 2.000 of them from a record 66 nations — paraded Into the stadium. Greece, th r til birthplace rf h ill fir'd* n (olIII* i r m n l r i i /' rk mr> fl then iOlympics, came first,cvnrl andih** the United States was third, based on alphabetizing In Norwegian. Cam m y Myler. a luge racer from Lake Placid. N.Y., carried the American (lag at the front of the U.S. team, clad In long blue down coals and grey cowboy hats. The 200-strong U.S. contingent did not Include the two protagonists from what has become the dark shadow of these Games — figure skaters Nuncy Kerrigan and To n ya Harding. Kerrigan, who arrived Wednesday, skipped the ceremonies to protect her right knee. Injured In an attack last month, from the cold. Harding, under Investigation for her possible part In the attack. Is still In the United Stales. The Norwegian tram closed the parade, getting a standing ovation as cross-country skier Bjorn D urhlr carried Ihe red Hag with the blue andwhile cross Into the arena. Samaranch noted thnt Norway was "the home of skiing" and harked back 10 years to Sarajevo, then an Olym pic host and now a bombed-out wreck of the city caught tn ethnic strife. T h e IOC has tried to Install an “ Olym pic truce" during the Games, but Instead has been answered by some of the most intense shelling of the two-year-old war. "Please stop lighting. Please stop killing. Drop your guns, please." Samaranch said In an emotional speech. He led the crowd in a moment of silence for the war's victims. King Harald then declared Ihe Games open. FVir r ll It»has « 11#*been r*Ti riBrrlfkrl li ForCIA08 years,fl aI fir torch carriedfn Into a stadium lo Ignite the Olym pic flame that burns brightly while Ihe youth of the world compete for gold and glory. Never has II arrived In such a way as this. Atop (he 120 kilometer hill. Gruben took Ihe torch, a gracefully bent 5-fool piece of wood, tipped w ill) sliver and carrying Ihe (Ire lighted by the sun at Ancient Olympia. Greece, last month. Gruben. a lasl-minute replacement when (h r original Jum per was Injured In a practice fall this week, roared down the hill and soared through the air, Ihe flame held high In his right hand. As h r landed on the flat of the stadium, the crowd chccrcd. and Grubcm handed the torch lo Cathrine Nottlngncs. a 19-ycar-old cross country' skier and guide who Is almost blind. Nottlngncs. who will participate in Ihe Paralympics for handicapped athletes ncxl month, In turned look the torch lo Norway's Crown Prince liunkon. who shares his name with one of the Games' human mnscots. Haakon and Kristin. Haakon, the prince, touched the torch to the top of a tall cauldron, and the Olympic flame burst to life. Vegard Ulvang, a Norwegian Icon for his cross-counlry gold medals and globe-spanning bravery, took the Olym pic oath for the athletes. Ulvang had criticized Samaranch and the IOC this week as being backward and undemocratic, but he stood proudly as he recited the pledge to compete "In the true spirit of sportsmanship, for the glory of sport and Ihe honor of our teams." �I I $ -,j 3a4 Ir •£HV .* *5r i *•‘ » Sanford HoraJd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, February 13, 1994 - jft Quartet grabs spotlight in league play at Bowl America •MAUI to tha Harold SA N FO R D Doug B u rn e ll. J im M elvin. Debbl Leigh and Barbara Rlcbarda paced ihc week's action at Howl Amcrlca-Sanford. Burnell, competing In the McGuire'* Canvas League on Feb. 3. bowled the week's top series of HRS. while M elvin. In the Deuclitlme l.rngtir on Feb. 6. rolled the week's top game of 284. 120 pins over his 138 average. Also topping out well utrove his average was Tom Royal In the M EOW la-ague on Feb. 5 Ills 244 game was 101 plnsubove his I43avrrage. Burnell was one of four men going over 600 In series play, with the other three coming In the Ileachtlme la-ague on Feb. 6. Th e three were Melvin (633). Dick Porettl (610) and Nell Peck (rolling bis H rs t ever 600). On the women's side, Leigh. In the Thursday Nile Mixed League on Feb highest scries. 570. and tup game. 212. Richards was the only bowler to win twice, posting league victories In the Saturday Senior Citizens League on Feb. 5 and the Washday Dropouts League on Feb. 7. Vlxhnexky. 486; Jo hn Ognosky. 484; Games — * Charles Conklin. 192; Harold llerbnt. 185. W om en's series — Esther Uinsing. 532; Mary (Lings, 463: Osmes — Lansing. 189; Agnes Ognosky. 183. McGUIRE’S CANVAS. Fsb. 3 M en's series — Doug Burnell. 685; Churles Shaw. 589: Games — Burnell. 257: Pat Johnson. SATURDAY SENIOR CITIZENS. Fsb. 5 Men's series — Don Bangs. 518: B urk Benton. 513: Games — John Brown. 194: Joe Gardner. WASHDAY DROPOUTS, Fsb. 7 Men's series — Don Bangs. 594; Bob Orwlg. 374: Gamas — Bangs. 2 2 1; O rw lg. 200. Woman's series — Barbara Richards. 484: Marge Gunstcr. 471: Games — Gunster. 180; 240. 185. Richards. 173. W om en's series — Dorulne Harrington. 540: Phyllis Mott. 534: Games — Mott. 203; Beverly W om en's series — Barbara Richards. 503: Marv Bangs, 465. Games — Richards. 189; Westgaurd. 202. I kings. 186. THURSDAY NITE MIXED. Fsb. 3 Men's series — T im Waddle. 563; Don Myers. 561; Games — Myers, 208; Waddle. 207: Myers. W om en's serlss — Debbl Leigh. 579: Debbie Newman. 543. Games — Leigh. 212: Delores MEOW. Fsb. 5 Men's series -* Bruce Hlmschooi. 577; To m Royal. 570; Osmes — Royal. 244 (101 pins over BARBOUR BROTHERS, Fsb. 7 Men's series — Bill Riley, 652: Pete Pierce. 562: Osmes — Riley. 255: Pierce. 243. W om en’s series — Dottle Holmes. 520; Patricia Slpley. 474: O im e s — Holmes. 182: Ja c k so n .201. SANFORD PINBUSTERS, Fsb. 4 M en's series — Myron Gates. 486 3. had 1hi- week’s O R EG O N C IT Y . Ore. — To n ya Harding will skate In the Winter Games u lirr all. her berth sccm rd Saturday by a deal cut with the U.S. Olympic Committee hours after the opening ceremonies Harding, accused by her cx-huatrand of helping to plot the attack on Nancy Kerrigan Iasi m o n t h , will join Kerrigan as n Irani male u |k i i i arrival Wednesday nl the athletes village near the figure skating arena. The agreement worked out between aitornrys fur the USO C and Harding calls for her to drop her S25 million lawsuit and for Ihc U S O C to let her join In the Olympics. "She's going to skate." h rr attorney Robert Weaver said. Regarding the d iscip lin a ry hearing scheduled for next week, the USOC said "for the moment, the m ailer Is stilled." Th e agreement eume after annoyed Am rrican athletes and O lym pic officials criticized (he USOC for letting the Harding affair detract from the Games. Th e U S O C had ihe power to stop Harding, hut not the will to do so right now with the messy Issue already over­ shadowing everything else at the O ly m ­ pics. Lawyers for both sides met for over seven hours Saturday w ith Clackamas County Circuit Judge Patrick D. Gilroy. H r had urged them Friday lo come to an agreemrnt rather lliun fight It out In court and r r r a lr a greater furor at the Olympics. Tim e was Harding’s ally. Deal or no deal. Harding plunned to leave Tuesday for Norway. As soon ns she arrived al Hamar. site of Ihe figure skallng. she would have been a fully u ccrcd llrd member of Ihfc U.S. tram anyway. Al that point, the USO C could have pressed on to throw her off for her alleged Involvement In the attack on Kerrigan or her admitted role In the ro vrru p . The USOC pushed bark lo next Friday a disciplinary bearing that had been sched­ uled In Oslo on Tueaday. Bul all that would have done Is drag ihe case at least through the first week of the Olympics, diverting attention from the rest of the events and athletes. Kerrigan’s news conference Saturday attracted 1.500 reporters from around the world and very nearly upstaged the opening ceremonies. Now everyone Is bracing for Harding s arrival. "I think It would be u shame If all the other athletes' abilities were overshad­ owed by this." said skier Ju lie Parislen. voicing the complaint or m any U.S. athletes. USOC officials, for all Ihetr concern* about codes of ethics and conduct, were acutely sensitive to their main missions: H *«M f Solo kf *09* Himock Nathan Garcia played a key role in two of Lake Mary'a goals Friday, forcing a turnover that led to one and assisting on another with a throw-in. MAROELL’S LADIES, Fsb. 7 Series — Linda SlalTord. 601; Dee Christian. 551; Mary DeGroat. 540; Dory Jackson. 530. Osmes — Si afford. 215; M arty Anderson. 214: Dottle Roberson. 20*1; Georgenla Webb. 201 Series — Jim Melvin. 633: Dlek Porettl. 616: H ard ing , U S O C deal: s h e ’ll skate, not sue By BO B BAUM AP Sports Writer Slplcy. 181. 143 avrrngcl; Hlmschooi. 225. W om en's series — Pat DlChleru. 559. Luunn Jones, 516; Games — DlChlcra. 193; Jones. 189. BEACHTIME, Fsb. 8 Mike Support America's best athletes and win medals, Th e easiest way to do boih, a legal ex perl said, was lo let Harding skate next week and a 'lo w the U S F S A pursue disciplinary action against her later And that's exactly the kind of deal that was si nick. G ilro y’s com (nonsense- approach lo Ihe seemingly intractable problem set up the deal. On Friday. Gilroy withheld a ruling on H ardings request lor a restraining order against the USO C and the USOC counter-argument that II was empowered by Congress to have sole jurlsldlction U.S Olympians. " I suspecl Ihc IJSOO really wauled the judge lo Issur the temporary restraining order and was disappointed when hr didn't do It,” said G ary Roberts, vice dean at Tulane University's law school In New Orleans and a sports law expert "Th a t would have let the USOC oil the hook, absolving them of blame for not being lough enough and minim izing their legal risks. "It's In Ihe U S O C 's Inlercst for Tonya Harding to skate. The Olympics get a huge T V ratings boost, and that's exactly what the U S O C wants. I'm sure they've gotten Ihe same message from C B S." Th e USOC challenged Harding In court and ncgoilatrd with her attorneys not because It expected to win outright, Roberts said. Soccer Seminole C e n tln n e d fro m I B few feet and buried a shot for a 2-0 Lake Marylead. A minute later, de Bruin came ucross the field to collect a throw-ln from Garcia behind the Pensacola-Washlngion defense, de llruln turned, shot, and scored. Scan Creasman created the Hams' final goal when. In th e process o f m a rk in g PensacolaWashlngton's top offensive th re a t, he poked ball th ro u g h a c ro w d to de B r u in , w h o tou ch e d the ball to the Inside of a de fe nde r und beat Ihe go a lke e p e r w ith 15 m in u te s left to play. Lake M ary ouishot Pcnsacolu-W ushlnglon 28-12 and had a 4-1 advantage In corner kicks, forcing the Washington keeper to make eight saves. Ram goalie Greg Velho came up with three saves. T h e Rams advance to the Class SA semifinals, which will be played Thursday at the Cocoa Expo Center. Leto takes on Miami Beach at 5:30 p.m. and Lake Mary plays Melbourne at 7:30 p.m . Admission lo the tv-o game session Is 84. O n Saturday, the Class 3A. 4A. und 5A stale championship games will be played at 2 p m.. 4:30 p.m .. and 7 p.m., respectively. Admission for the three-game championship session Is SO. Continued from IB Eason (Ihe guttie s high scorer w llh 33 p o in ts ) added eight nteals. Bellnder Morgan and Dana Mer­ rick each hud m >v« * steals According lo McNamara, the constant defensive pressure was the only way In offset another weak shouting performance by Seminole which, according lo McNamara's estimate, made Just 29 of 70 shots No o th er Sem inole player s c o re d In d o u b le f ig u re s . M o rg a n . H u m p to n . K a trin a Southw ard, and Shay Brown each added six points. Morgan had u team-leading eight re­ bounds. Eason also contributed six rebounds and seven usslsts. Nell Perk also rolled his first 600 series. Games — Melvin 284 (on a 158 uvenige); Porettl. 237. M uzzleloading, archery seasons provide added action for hardy hunters Hunting season Is not over yet. M u z z lc lo a d in g u nd u rc h e ry seasons still continue In other parts of (he slate. Spring gobble va s o n Is also right around the comer. If you deer hunt In Soulh Carolina, the season will be starting all over again on Aug. 15. Inrrrdlble as II seems, the s o u th e rn p o rtio n of S o u lh Carolina has a four-and-a-half month deer season. Deer popula­ tions are so high In this area that there are virtually no limits on bucks. Luckily, most hunters where I hunt shoot only trophy anim als and let the smaller bucks walk to reach maturity, A s p e c ia l a r c h e r y a n d muzzlrloadlng gun season for the Northwest H unting Zone Is slated for Feb. 17 through 27. O nly bows and arrows (exclud­ ing crossbows) or muzzlcloading guns may be used during this season. Hunters may take deer having one or more antlers at least one Inch In length visible above the hairline: wild hogs having a shoulder height of 15 inches or more tin areas where hogs arc legal game), squirrels, quail, rabbits, raccoons, opossums, coyotes, n u tria , skunks and beavers. Th e dally bag lim it for deer Is two with a possession limit of four. Bag limits for other gome arc: wild hogs — dally limit one. possession lim it two; fox squir­ rels (except on wildlife manage­ ment areas) — dally limit two. possession lim it fo ur; g ra y squirrels, quail and rabbit — dally limit 12. possession limit 24. There are no bag limits for raccoons, opossums, coyotes, nutria, skunks and beavers. Regulations m a y differ on wildlife management areas. Shupa'a Scoop Don't forget to leave a light coal of oil on yo u r hunting guns before pulling them up for the season. Small scratches on the surface make them very suacep- F IS H IN G JIM SHUPE tittle to rust in the offseason. Fishing Forecast E x p e c t great fish in g th is weekend If high winds do not hamper conditions. The riv e r south from Luke H arney will be especially good for bass with low water condi­ tions. Don't forget to to use small lures, as a lot of the fish are feeding on lin y ditch minnows and grass shrimp. Live shiners will be accounting for ihe m ajority of the lunker bass this time of year. Fish them next to heavy cover or frecllnc them In open water. Always fish near m o v in g water, because mudfish and gars get real thick the fu rth e r you move from Rowing water. BlueRsh. rcdRsh. and Rounder are the prim ary species ut 6 « bastion Inlet. Blues respond lo a wide variety of artlRcluls while reds and Rounder prefer Rnger mullet or live shrimp. C a p t a in J a c k at P o r t C a n a v e ra l has Utile to report In the way of ofTshore action $uc Jp high seas. Expect good grouper and snapper ncfMrtJlrrturtd lo ca l r s i f s an d la s h e r# w r e c k s Good num bers of cobia will also be on tills same structure. Reds and big black drum cun be found on the flats of the Banana and Indian r iv e rs Some trout should lie allowing up with the w arm er weather. Pone* In le t is still Ihe spot far sure action. Shcepshead and blueflsh are always present in good num bers. Drum , redRsh. Jack crevalle.and Rounder are also mixed In. Fish one rod w llh a live Rsh for the big stuff, and use live or dead shrim p on another rig for faster acilon. UP TO 22 MONTHS TO PAY D A Y TO N TIR ES 5A-District 4 ------------C o n tin u e d fro m I B district championship Saturday night, but because of the uddltion of the new round of playoffs Ibis season the game Is no longer u wlnner-t ukc-all affair. The winner of the game will host the District 3 (Jacksonville areal runner-up In n game Tuesday night, while ihe loser will play al Ihc District 3 champion Tuesday. Spruce Creek used a three-point barrage, hitting three of five attempts in the first quarter, to stay close lo Lake Howell. But It was all Silver Hawks after that us their defense almost completely took the Hawks out of their offense. Spruce Creek (17-8) was held to 16 of 65 shooting from the Door |24.6-pcrcent). five of 24 on three-point attempts, and made only four of 16 free throw tries. Including missing Its first nine. The Hawks' star. Zclda Morgan, scored 21 points, but only made seven of 25 from the floor and four of 18 on three-point tries. She was the only Spruce Creek player In double figures. Lake Howell’s Deanna Graves came on after a slow start (l-for-4 In the first quarter) to finish with a game high 28 points. 18 In the second half. She also grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds and added two blocked shots, two assists and four steals. Also contributing for the Silver Hawks (31-1) were Christine James (15 points. 11 rebounds). Jill Mathias (seven paints, three rebounds, two steals). Kelly Kohn (six points, 10 assists) and Lori Marehlsclla (five points, eight rebounds). In the second game. Lake Brantley came out hitting on all cylinders, m aking eight of Its first W IVHI U S A HAIM I) nine shots lo take a 23-12 lead after the first period. T h e Patriots had Jumped out to a 13-5 leud before the Buccaneers press forced three turn­ overs In a row lo cut the lead to 13-10. But nothing was going to slow down Lake Brantley In this game. Mainland was able to keep the game close, only trailing 47-42 after three periods. But with victory In sight the Patriots went to stur Lysa Moorcflcld In the fourth period and the big center responded by scoring 13 of her (cam 's 21 fourth quarter points. Lake Brantley also showed an almost uncanny ability to score on In-bounds plays under lls own basket. Every time the Patriots had the ball under their own bosket, they got cither a layup or short Jum p shot and converted on every attempt. Moo refield led the Patriots (18-8) with game highs of 32 points and 15 rebounds. She also had four blocked shots, three steals and two assists. Helping out were Je n n Vandcrwcldc (10 points. 13 rebounds). Leigh A n n Penney (10 points, four rebounds, three steals, nine asststsl. Kelli Gardner (nine points, eight assists) and Katie Uyland (seven points, six rebounds). 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FRENCH AVE. 1699 8. VOLUSIA AVE. 1M4 HWY. 17-92 HWY. 17-92 CLKAM BLVD. SANFORD ORANGE CfTY DELTONA ft �4B- Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. February 13. 1W4 Business IN BRIEF Southern Bell settles suit CHAM BER INFO Phone bills expected to go down B y NICK PF8IFAUF Herald Staff Writer Money meeting The Greater Sunlord Chamber of Commerce Is s|Nmsorlng a series of educational program* s|x>nsorr<l by W hrlchel and Howard. Inc., and Vincent T . Howard. C l’A. Th e workshops will Ik presented by Die principals of DSI Financial Services Inc., who are certified financial planners. Worksho|is scheduled arc Tax Strategics. Thurs. Fell. 17: Weallh Accumulation. Wed. Feb. 23: Esla ir Preservation. Mon. Feb. 28. All programs are presented from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p m . at the chamber office. There is no charge for these programs. For registration or nddllloital Information, phone 1-800-881-0336 or 975-0887. Lake Mary after hours The Greater Lakr Mary/llraihrow Cham ber of Commerce will hold Us Business After Hours gathering Thursday, Feb. 17. at The Thirsty Wale To o Sjmrls Bar. Lake Mary’ Centre, from 5 3 0 until 7:30 p.m . The event will lx- an after-hours networking m ixer. All chamber mem bers, guests, and prospective members are invited to attend. For additional Information, phone 333-4748 SANFO RD — Mont Southern Dell Telephone subscribers ran cx|K-rt thrtr phone lulls to go d o w n . T h r prrdlrtlon wan made by Southern Dell Regional Man­ ager Larry Slrleklrr. A com prom lac settlement has been announced In a rale cut law suit filed In J u ly . 1092. The null again*' Southern Dell Involed the Am erica n Aaaoclatlon of Retired Persons. (A A R P ). and the Florida C onsum er Action Network (FCAN). Also involved was Florida Attorney tinier.il HobDutterworDi Because a com prom ise has Irren reached. *|H*rine detail* of llte stilt have been declared moot, and will not !>e pursued further. "Everyone was surprised willi our compromise ofTrr," Slrleklrr said. " D ill when the Public Service Commission approved II. we lell It was a historical de­ rision. where both sides wanted to reduce rales, and actually. I miD i sldrseam roul (teller." "Effective :U) days alter Die PPSC npprovrs the agreement," S lr le k lr r said. " I h r $1 per m onth rh u rg r for touch-tone phones will lie dmp|M-d. Add Illnnnlly. local service rates have now been rapped until 1997. so rales w ill not clim b." " W e also have a serviceguarantee plan which will start In la ir 11194." he continued. "U nder Dial, we would provide rrlkatrs to customers II II Is determined Dial inslallalton or malnlrnance services were nilsatisfactory." Oilier changes Include capping basic business lines and directo­ ry assistance charges at current levels, also through 1997. Southern Dell withdrew It s optional expanded local service pro|iosal. and n g irrd not to propose any local measured service icrpirsl on a statewide basis 'Hie actual agreement as a result uf Dir suit calls for approxIm alrly •.MX) million worth or rutr cut*, lo 1m* phased lu over the next Dure years Southern lie'll employers w rm Issued a stairm cnt on Die rrntillx of ihr settlement li explained ihc rate ruts and agreements, ti­ d 'd m il h o w e v e r , m ention) whelhrr Ih r ru ts would Involve any employee cutbacks. "W e have been down sizing Die company for several yearn now." Strlrkler explained, "onq jM-opIc know what will hr hap' (iciiliig with stalling A n n .illy: we are olfrrlng a great deal of assistance for Dmse wishing to relocate, a m i w o rk in g w ltlj others on e a rly re tire m e n t plans." "W e may end up with lcur< e m p lo y e e s ," S lr le k lr r ro m i mentrd. "but we will In- doing if In a planned and u|Ktl fashion." j Chamber fashion The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce will hold a d r most ration and seminar on the use of clothing called "Look the Pari." The event will Ik conducted at the cham lKr. 4CM) E. First Street. Sanford. Tuesday. F rb m a ry 15. beginning at 12 noon. For Information, phone Die Sanford chamber nl 322-2212. L -Q'\ i • t C~--‘ - c - Lake Mary/Heathrow chamber The Greater Lake Mary/Heathrow Chain hr of Commerce will hold the February Business Alter Hours networking mixer ul the Thirsty Wale To o Sports Bar. In laikr Mary Centre. Th e even! Is scheduled for Thursday. Feb. 17. from 5:30 unlll 7:30 p.m. Every one Is welcome to attend. Chamber office munager Sam Maynard-Hall describes the monthly meeting ns. "a fabulous networking opportunity to promote you and yo u r organization la the premier business representatives of Seminole County." For Information aboul Die event or Die chamber, phone 333-4748. PEOPLE & ¥ | 1 1>\ k i i i I£ Th e Barcelona, the new Dove Brewer Home at Alaqua In Longwood Mayfair banquet director Ntcklc Rucker has been named as the new Banquet Director and Coordinator of the newly remodeled clubhouse at Mayfair Counrty Club. Rucker comes from Cedar Key where she has previous experience In the restaurant and catering business. The Mayfair C o un try Club Is located west of Sanford on C.R. 46-A. at Country C lu b Road. Four added to Southern Southern Realty Enterprises. Inc.. In Longwood. has announced four new person* have recently been added to Die sla/Tas sales associates. They were Gull Sessannx. Jurgen Betz. Kathy Dominicl. and To m Page. The Longwood Southern Realty office Is located at 2048 S.R. 434 West. Barcelona added to Alaqua B y N IC K P P IIP A U P Herald Stall Writer LO N G W O O D — Dave Brewer Homes. Inc., has started con­ struction on the "Barcelona." a Herald Stall Writer B AN K IN G Southern Bank of Central Florida has signed an agreement to purchase the former First Union Bank, located In W inter Park, at the comer of Webster and U.S. Highway 17-92. T h is Is Ih r second oilier in Orange County, a Ad the sixth locution for the bank. Charlie Brinkley, president and C E O said. "W e arc very excited about the opportunity to serve the W inter Park market, where a number of our directors and stockholders have businesses or residences. Th e transaction Is subject lo regulatory approval. Southern Bonk, with assets of approximately 8110 million. Is headquartered at 919 W. S.R. 436 In Altamonte Springs. East Ocean to reopen SANFORD — T h e East Ocean Chinese restaurant. 2520 S. French Ave. Sanford, will reopen Its doors this morning. T h r restaurant und lounge have been closed for repairs shire an electrical fire forced Die closure of the facility on Ja n . 17. T h r restaurant und lounge arc iqieri dally from 11 a.in. In 10 p.m. Currently Mike Mendoza Is appearing In the lounge frnm 7 lo 9 p.m . Situated on a heavily wooded hom rslir. thr "BarerIona" has Interior design by Marc M ir hurls and AsiMKlntrs at Winter Park. Th e "U u rrrlm iu " Is priced at 8759.900. U nderw ood said there are some 40 hom eslirs available at Alaqua. w ith homes starting at 8600.000 The com m unity is located off! Markham Woods Road, between] S.R. 434 and Lake Mary Uoulcj vard. In Longwood. It’s good business B y NICK P FIIP A U F Building purchase flvc-bcdroom 4,600 square-toot home In Die custom home com­ m u n ity of Alaqua. Vice President of Marketing und Sales Dob Underwood said the home will Ik ready fpi \ih Spring Parade ol Homes In April. S A N FO H D - In 1992. feature (lim a such a* M y G irl and Passen/fer 57 were a m o n g major m o vie s produecd In pari In Sanford. Since that lime, film segments, television commer­ cials amt l.urly. a inuguzlnr-tyjxT V show segment w as filmed In Sanford. " O v e r $92.3 m illio n were spent on production In the local urea lust year." sold Melanie Forbrick. wllh Ihc Metro Orlando F ilm and Television Office. T h e organization handles T V . m otion picture and commercial shooting In Seminole, Orange. Osceola and Lake Counties. T h r o r g a n i z a t i o n was established In 1986 according to Kathy Itamsbcrgrr. director of th e Econom ic D e ve lo p m e n t C om m ission of M id -F lo rid a ’s Metro Orlando Film and Televi­ sion office. ’’ll has truly made a niche for Itself wllh television und comm rrcla l p ro d u c tio n ," Ramsbergrr mild. " O u r office trucked, permitted and provided assistance to num erous televi­ sion shows, spcctuln und com­ mercials In the area." She explained. "Te le visio n and commercial producers come lo o u r urea because til our state-of-the-art production facili­ ties. outstanding vendors und qtiiillfled und enthusiastic erews. T h e area also offers grrai loca­ tions ... Iroin small qualm towns and dark green Jungles to wide open Helds." Although some fllmlngs and/or taplngs are conducted within the confine* of a studio, many others are shot outdoors. I99 2 ’» M y Girl, for example, clearly shows m a n y familiar scenes in lire historical residential district of Sanford as well as some shots downtown. A m o n g 1993 p ro d u c tio n s w h ich may have familiar sights for C e n tra l F lo rid ia n s , are: Welcome Freshman: G .U .T.S .: Clarissa Explains It A ll : and Keeping Florida Beautiful Virginia Wothorcll. head of Florida's Department of Environmen­ tal Regulation, watches as Jim G'Connor, (left) and Clayton Hollia kick off Keep Florida Beautiful's membership campaign with a handshake and a $25,000 contribution from Waste Management Inc., ol Florida. O ’Connor is presidsnl of the company and a trustee ol Keep Florida Beautiful. Hollis Is chairman of the nonprofit organization, which encourages public-private cooperation In environmental matters. For Information on Keep Florida Boautlful, phone (904) 385-1528. Welnen'llle. A m o n g syndicated T V shows Hlmed In this four-county urea a rr episode* of Clrt'US of the S t a r s : Je o p a rd y. U n so lve d Mysteries. Mickey Mouse Club, F ull House. Academy of Counrty Music Awards, and m any others. In addition, there Is a list of c o m m e rc ia ls film ed lo c a lly , w h ich covers all types of pro­ ducts from Kmart to Ford Motor Conipnny and various com m er­ cials w llh Shaquillc O'Neal. a For P erson al & C o m m e r c ia l In su ra n ce NEW OFFICE COMPUTER GRAPHICS SERVICES same good neighbor agent • • • • • • • • • TO N Y RUSSI INSURANCE This State Farm Agent has a NEW ADDRESS STARTING JANUARY 31st 287S 8. French Ava. Sanford G A IL W IL L IA M S 322-0285 2597 S A N F O R D A V E . 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February 13. 1994 ■ SB People 65th anniversary celebration The G allow ays reach m em orable m ilestone John and Son|a Thomas with daughtor Rona (front) and son Aaron and daughter laTonja (back) Family saluted during Black History Month Love and total dedictlon to God and to each othrr repre­ sents the foundation of the SAN FOR D Jo hn and Sonjn Thom as fami­ ly we have chosen to salute * th is week for A f r i c a n * American Month. . Thom as was proud to speak MARVA ' of his beginnings as a young HAWKINS boy. He said his childhood days were rooted In a loving Christian home with Jo h n s mother and futher. (h r tale Hungerford H igh School In M r s . C o r u M ae a n d M r ’ Katnnvllle and she graduated Stenson Thom as. There were from ('ro o m s H igh School. seven brothers and right sis­ Sanford, they both attended Seminole C om m unity College. ters In the family. Sonja’s Following SC C . they attended parents. Ihe late Mrs. Mattyr Appalachian S ta ir University and Mr. Herbert Cherry, were the parents of H irer girls and In lioonr. N .C. Jo h n received a bachelor of science degree In one boy. In d u s tria l ar ts and Sonja Jo hn said education was a earned a II.S. In elcmentnry lop priority In Ills family ns ediical Inn. well os In the Cherry family. See H ow k in s . Page 6 B 7 B So after he graduated from Not too m a n y couples cele­ brate 65 years of marrlugc. but J a m e s Q. ‘ ■ S l i m " and Inu Galloway have happily reached that milestone — a memorable event that called for a gala celebration. Vivacious Inn Is real proud of their accomplishment and ad­ mits that nil has not hern "rlru r water.” She laughed. “ Hang In t h c r e . . . g I v e a n d take. We w o u l d n ’t do a n y e x c h a n g ­ ing... we’ve enjoyed It.” Th e couple, w ho were married Feb 3. 1927. In Albertville. Ala., were honored on Jan . 30 at a reception given by their children at the l-akr M ary home of their daughter. Mrs Robert (Itoble J ra n l Reaves w ho was assisted SAN FOR D DORIS DIETRICH by their son. J . Hoyt Galloway af Rocklrdgr. Approximately 100 friends and relatives called d u r­ ing the uppolnled hours. Th e Galloways moved from North Alabama to Sanford In 1934. Slim spent m any years celery farming when Sanford was the celery capitol of the world. After 25 years In law enforcement, he retired In 1976. Slim recalls that when he was elected constable In 1951. there were five officers at the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. He served the city of Sanford on Ihe Planning and Zoning Board from 1975-1985 and served us chair­ man from 1978-1984. He also worked on the Code Enforce­ ment Board for Ihrcc years. Presently, Slim is a member of the American Legion. Forty and Eight and the E lk ’s Club Miss Ina. us she Is fondly k n o w n , wus e m p l o y e d by Ha b u rn s S e m i n o l e C o u n t y larundry and D ry Cleaners for m any years. latter she served as a Seminole County Court bailiff for 10 years. She Is si III active In the Central Florida Regional Hospltul Auxiliary (the former Pink Ladlrsl of which she hus been a member for approximate­ ly 40 years. Active In the Centra) Baptist C hurch, the Galloways do all of their yard work, house work and shopping and are members of Central Baptist Church. Th e y have three grandrhtldren. five great grandchildren and two great, great grandchildren. Inn says they huve had a good life” ...lots of good things,” Bui she recalls two devastating times when. In 1944. her son had a brain tum o r w h ich required surgery, and. In 1961. when she See D ie tric h . Page 6 B Hobby: Crocheting, creating beautiful things to brighten others’ days. R a g s i n t o r u g s ■ y S U S A N W IN N B A Herald Correspondent Crocheting rags Into rugs m ay have been something grandma did to conserve every scrap piece of material, but Terri Reinaldu has found It to lie u relaxing pastime. Her hobby of making dolls also unrs her God-given creativity. W ith her door always open to someone In need, she utilizes her Inventiveness to brighten another person’s day. Her culm and gentle spirit re­ flects the comm itment of n life that is dedlruted to serving others. Reinaldu was bom In Manaus. Brazil. S .A . H er parrots were H m u n tM o k y S iiu n W im o trrl Ralnalda surroundad b y cro che t rug*, b a s k a li and ro ly-po ly do lls. missionaries there at the time of her birth. She sent several years In Wisconsin then moved back to Sanford In 1077 with her husband of 14 years. Ken. Her children A m y . Brad. Clint and Dale share their home In ihe headquarters o f New T rib e s Mission. People tease her about her children's names beginning w ith the first four letters of the Q See H o b b y . Page OB Artists’ com er Singing, dancing, piano, painting under one roof B y B U S A N W BNNBR Herald Correspondent H**M Mots by Suun W *m * Carol Slsaom taachaa piano to Taml Beverly. L A K E M A R Y - One doesn’t have to go to New York City to find a slice of Instruction In the arts. A little piece of It can be found In the Shoppes of Lake M ary. U n d e r one roof are dance Instruction, gymnastics, art lessons and piano and voice classes. David and Karen Cupoun began Ihelr venture with Lake M ary D ance A ca d e m y. formerly located at Driftwood Village. The y have been In business for eight years and one year of that time has been at the Shoppes of Lake Mary. "M y wife. Karen, owns Lake Mary' Dance Academ y." said David. "She always wanted to open a shop for dancewear. shoes and c h ild r e n 's clothing.” it was the brain­ child of Karen that began their buslnrss of K.C.'s Closet localed n e x t to t h e D a n c e L See Artists.Page 6B H * ad Photo bj b u n W inn* Karen Capoun and daughter Courtney at bar. Woopie sewers make bears; pastor goes to Washington Catharine Vitale* Nellie McCarthy and Dottle Smith make Boo-Boo bean T h e Lake M a ry S e n io rs Woopie Sewers arc continuing with their goal to make 100 Boo-Boo bears for the Family and Com m unity Education vol­ unteers. Th e seniors work on these bears every* Tuesday from 9:30 a.m.-noon at the senior center (Old City Halil. Seniors unable lo gel to the center for health reasons make the benrs at home. Quilling class and art: Palm On Your Ow n. which meets at Ihe same lime ns Ihe Woopie Sewers, are also going strong. A n y seniors wishing lo partici­ pate In these activities are en­ couraged to slop by the senior center ut 158 North Country* Club Road. A very special senior program will be offered Tuesday. Feb. 22 ut 10:30 a.m . at the senior center. Th e guest speaker will lie Dottle U u rk c lte . c o m m u n ity service officer from the SherlfTs Office. She will be explaining the dally calling service which Is p r o v id e d b y th e S e m in o le County Sheriff's Office. Finger food will be provided and all seniors are encouraged to at­ tend. Th e seniors have two field trips planned for February. On LA K E MARY MARY ROW ELL 4 SH A R I BRO DIE Wednesday. Feb. 16. there will be a trip lo Hontoon Island. Seniors will enjoy a narrated l o u r fo llo w e d b y l u n c h at Fresco's and a stroll through DcLund’s business center. The seniors will leave from the senior center al 9 a.m . and return ut 4 p.m. Th e second field trip for Feb­ ruary will Ik - u trip to the Florida Slate Fair. Friday. Feb. 18. The cost will he $19 which Includes transportation and a ticket to the fair. Lunch will be on your own. T h e seniors will leave at 9 a.m. and return at 5 p.m , Breakfast in D.C. looking Invllutlon In ihe mall, he had to m akr a few telephone calls before he could believe II was real. Th e Invitation wus asking him to attend the Na­ tional Prayer Breakfast In Wash­ ington. D.C. T h e National Prayer Breakfast Is a Scnate/House Joint com m it­ tee who meet each week for prayer. Bible study and dis­ cussion. Th is particular meeting was held In conjunction with the National Leadership Seminar. Barge said he and his wife attended a regional dinner and a media seminar on Wednesday evening. Feb. 2 prior to the prayer breakfast on Thursday morning. Feb. 3. T h e breakfast was attended by more than 4.000 Invited guests from the United States and the world. Barge said h r knew al lrust four heads of state were present. Readings were given byDon Shula. Vice President Al Gore, Senator Mark Hatfield and President Clinton. But the most surprising and m a r v e l o u s t h in g a b o ut the m orning according lo Barge was the keynote speaker. Mother Theresa. Barge said that the ovation given lo her when she W hen Father Beverly Barge of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church In I dike Mary received the official □ Sec Lake Mary. Page 6 B �• Sanlord Herald. SanlortJ. Florida • Sunday, February 13. 19M r WEDDINGS ■•vV _J Mr. and Mrs. Steven Blake Johnson Schaffer-Johnson vows exchanged aboard ship KEV W E S T — On Dec. 19. 1993. Heather Marie SchafTer and Steven Wake Johnson were Joined In marriage by Capt. W. Clark Vos* J r . aboard the Appledore sailing ship. T h e famous Key West sunset wns the perfect setting for a romantic wedding ceremony attended by guests and crew of the Appledore sunset cruise. Th e newlyweds honeymooned In Key West for several days before returning home for the holidays. The bride, daughter of Joanna and Joseph SchafTer of Sanford, attends the University of Florida. Gainesville. She will graduate In May 1994. The groom, son of J im and Nlta Johnson of Sanford. Is employed by Suwannee River Log Homes. Inc. He will attend classes at Santa Fe Com m unity College. Gainesville. In the fall. The newlyweds are making their home near Gainesville. Artists C o n tla u s d from Pag a S B Academy. Th e store sells ballet and tap shoes, leotards and tights, as well as consign­ m ent clothing and shoes for children. An array of ballet pins, b a lle rin a hair b a rre tte s and o th e r dance themes fo r ac­ cessories and dance item s are available. Karen Capoun is one of the I n s t r u c t o r s for t h e D a n c e Academ y. "We have five In­ structors and five assistants.” she said. "There are over 400 students enrolled and m ost take at least two classes. T h e re are three dance rooms w ith in the s tu d io .” T h e C a p o u n s offer pickup service from Lake Mary Elementary, free of charge. Ca­ p o u n has found th a t m a n y parents have discontinued day care, have saved m oney by the decision, and feel comfortable that their children can go from dance to piano to art lessons If they so desire. " T h e parents are happy to know their children aren't Just being baby sat. they're being tr a in e d .” said C a p o u n . T h e D ance Academv offers g y m ­ nastics. lap. ballet. Jazz, baton. polnte. flag and rifle, an d dance skate for children.” A d u lt tap and Jazz has mostly m others and grandm as between the ages of 40 to 7 3 ." she mid. " W e offer a four-week class for the dads. It's always a real hit. A b o u t 63 participated In the last recital. We played Daddy's L ittle Girl a n d th e y dance w i t h th e ir daughters. The m om s all had tears In their eyes” Plans are in the works to begin a performing arts class. The class w ill Involve instruction In singing, acting m odeling and cheerleading. T h e y w ill also teach runw ay m odeling. Th e students at Lake M a ry Dance A c a d e m y have w o n m u c h publicity and honors. "S o m e of the students were o n K id 's C o m e r on the cable station. T h e y have won the national championship / Love Dance tal­ HartM PfWM Sy Swim Wm w Cslasta Plpllont and art students, Tara Slssom, Nicholas Williams, Tart Rastr, John Rasar. ent competition for the last two years. Students were In Disney's 2 0 lh anniversary celebration and the Citrus Bowl's half time show. One student. John Rascr. was in D i s n e y ' s C h r i s t m a s Spectacular, lie dances w ith the Kids o f the Kingdom. H is sister. T e rl Rascr. was one of nine chosen out of 300 applicants, and was on the National Te ach­ er's Aw ards Show.” said Caun. T h e Interesting fact Is one Ird of Carol Slssom's piano students also take dance and one-half of Celeste Plpltone's art students take dance. Karen Capoun then met Sissom. w h o Instructs students In lano and voice lessons. Her uslness. Music Express Studio. Is located In a suite w ith in K.C.'s Closet. She Is a professional m u s ic ia n and vo c a lis t w ith num erous credits. Slssom cur­ rently Is the pianist for the teen choir at her church In Sanford. "1 began teaching lessons out of m y home, hut m y student load grew too hig so I began looking for space to rent." suld Slssom. She teaches beginners. I n t e r m e d i a t e and a dvanced lessons to all ages. " A rhlld should be at least 6 or 7 years old before conddcring to take piano lessons." she said. "T h e y should be able to read. Th e y need good eye. hand coordina­ tion.” Classes ore scheduled late afternoon and early evening, but she has some adults participat­ ing In morning sessions. Her style of teaching leans more t o w a r d the tr ad i t i on al and classical, but she fell she does gear the material toward the student's Interest. Slssom cited that she fell children needed to be offered more than Just sports In school. " I th in k cultural enrichment Is Important.” Celeste Plpltone Is the In­ stru cto r for Art Lessons for Kreatlve Kids. "M o st of m y classes are on draw ing right n o w ." she said. "A nother class I have Is creative m edia and crafts." P l p l t o n e directs s t u d en t s through painting with a feather duster, bubble (M inting (food coloring In bubbles), and miscell a n e o u s crafts. C h a r c o a l drawings were the classes In which some Lake Mary students participated. ” 1 like to use dif­ ferent drawing m e dium s." she said. "W e deal with the basic, proportion. perspective. shading, and still life." Painting classes will be available. Classes for an Instruction are also In the late' afternoon and early evening. Students are able to receive Instruction In a wide array of the' arts without traveling long dlsIM lances. T h e convenience Is a tremendous plus for parents, yet. best of all. students enjoy themselves, and Capoun. Slssom and Plpltone have found a way to make learning fun. being awarded several athletic letters, his executive Intership program was under the leader­ ship o t the late attorney Thom as W hlgh am and the law firm of S te n a tro m . M acintosh & W hlgham . J J . w ill be receiving his Ju ris Doctorate In May. Supar Bowl 'nlca' But all Cinderella weekends must end and now Sharon Is happily back at her post w ith the Orlando Police Department. B E Dietrich PedigO’Alexander Law student honored LAKE M ARY Eddie and Paulette Pedigo of Lake Mary arc announcing the engagement of their daughter. S uzanne M ar* to Fra g v u r f Ah-aunder. son of J J . Part low has been elected to represent the Mississippi Col­ lege of Law in the National Trials and Gayle Alexander of Orlando. I tom ' III Orlando, the bride- S w a n n s Marfa Patflgo, Frank L A laxandar Alexander Is a 1988 graduate of Lake M ary High School. Lake M a ry , w h e re he p a rtic ip a te d In varsity soccer for three years. He attended Bellmcnl Abbey Col­ lege. N .C . for two years and was a mem ber of the varsity soccer team. A l e x a n d e r Is p r e s e n t l y em ployed as a roofing su b ­ contractor. T h e wedding will be an event of M arch 19. 1994. 2 p m .. St. P a u l's Presbyterian C h u rc h . Ocoee. Fla. Hobby C on tinued fro m Page SB alphabet. A. B. C . and D. Being u housewife and mother of four keeps her very busy. She also works one m o rn in g a week within the mission and assists her husliand In the print shop on occasion. She finds time for her crocheting when the children go to bed. " I wus shopping and walking around Flea W orld one day,” she said. " I s a w a he a r t r u g crocheted with material and fell In love with it. I said to myself. I'm learning to crochet and am making one of the heart rugs. I was drlcrm lned to Iram how.” Kelnaldu buys material from a lady with a booth at Flea World. The material comes In spools und Is In m any different pat­ terns. Women In earlier years used actual rags or scraps of muterial. Instead of the spools used today. "You don't have to rip or piece It together now .” she said. "You can buy the spools of material In varying w idths." She also makes baskets from the same crochet­ ing style. " I would occasionally make baskets for the lady at Flea W orld,” said Reinalda. She cited that It took about two hours io make a large baskrt. 10 hours to crochet a rug and 1 hour for plaremals. "It really is enjoya­ ble." she said. "Y o u can watch television and visit with friends Ja c k is a native son a n d was In the (pass and aulo business In Sanford. Cora was em ployed by the Casselberry Police Depart­ ment. am ong other positions. Th e y lived In the same house on Sanford Avenue for 40 years. C o n gra tu la tio n s. C o ra and Jack! It m ay be a little late, but better late than never. Sharon Vereen was the recipi­ ent of a free trip to the Super Bowl game In Atlanta, thanks to a drawing conducted by Kay Jewelers. S h a ro n said she and her husband. Danny, were married in August and that he bought her ring at Kays. In December, Sharon M id she went back Into the Jewelry store to have the stones checked when she filled out a stub for the drawing. A n d . g uess w h a t ? W h e n d ra w in g time rolled around. Sharon's num ber was selected. She and Danny departed for A tla n ta on S a tu rd a y around noon and arrived back home on Monday. Th e y were given the full red carpet treatment at the Marriott. Atlanta Airport, where they enjoyed Incredible hospital­ ity and superb food. " I t was w onderful. It was really nice." Sharon said. for those families. T h is Is the first year for the Seminole County Fair. It will be held at the Seminole G reyhound Park. T h e fair strts Feb. 24 and runs th ro u gh March 6 . Th e Fam ily Health Day will be March 5 only. father-daughter cruise with the St. Jo h n 's River Cruises and To urs. Girls and family from Tro o ps 1692. 636. and 1397 took to the water at 9 a.m. Various wildlife. Including 8 bald eagles, was spotted. Th e only disappointment — no alligators! Competition beginning this Franli l n f l f 1C fr> W lh W T i i r elect Is the maternal grand* daughter of Dcwle Morehead of Howling Green. K y.. and the late Mr. Paul Morehead. She Is the paternal granddaughter of the late Mr. Ila sk d l Sr. and Mrs. Ottle Pedigo, foim erly of Bowling Green. Ms. Pedigo is a 1988 graduate of Seminole Com m unity College Adult High School. Sanford. She is a 1992 graduate of Valencia C o m m u n ity College. O rlando where she received an associate degree In sc ie n ce - radiology. M s. P e d i g o Is c u r r e n t l y employed us radiologic techni­ cian at the W om an's Center for Radiology In Orlando. Her fiance, bom In Orlando. Is the maternal (pandaon of Mrs. Mildred Bradford of Orlando and the late Mr. Ralph Bradford. He Is the paternal grandson of the Mexa late Mr. Pyron Alexander Sr. and Mrs. C a r o l y n A le x a n d e r, formerly of Orlando. was in a bus accident. Congratulations arc In order to the lovely couple. and still work on It. Once you learn the pattern, you can work on It a n y tim e .” Another of Relnalda's cretlve hobbles is what she refers to as "ro ly -p o ly dolls.” "They are made from sand, poly-flll. mate­ rial and a wooden bead for the head. She had displayed In her h o m e an A m i s h m a n a n d woman, a grandma and grandpa set. a Santa and Mrs. Claus, an angel, and the beginnings of a bride and groom. ” 1 made a c o m p l e t e N a t i v i t y set at Christmas time.” she said. "A ll the dolls arc great to give as gifts." T o begin a doll Reinalda cuts the materia] needed and bags up the sand. " I use sand because when I made them with Just poly-flll they wouldn't sit up evenly." she said. When the material was draped around to form a plum p body a glue gun was used to put the mater laterial in place. "1 add accessories as needed." she said. "I use baskets for the Am ish women, small bouquets for the brides and other accessories. Th e y're easy and fun and It's something m y mother has enjoyed helping me w ith." Rugs and dolls may occupy some of Relnaldd's time but one of her favorite dolls, the angel, validates her beliefs that her sights are truly set on those things that are above. - a n d pro­ M onth (n ■Arkansas ‘ g ressin g to Chicago for the o rlm ln a [competition lc In A p ril. J J . la a thrid year law student at Mississippi College. H e pres­ ently has his externship w ith the R a n k in C o u n ty D is tr ic t A ttoney's Office prosecuting. He Is a Moat Court Baord M em ber and is presently placed on the Dean’s List. P a r t lo w . son o f D e b o r a h P a rtlo w of Sanford a n d Pat Parlow of DeLand. was a 1991 honors graduate of Florida State University In C rim inology and C rim in a l Justice. He is also a 1988 graduate of Seminole High School, where In addition to Ksnnsrs wtd 50 yaars1'*' Cora and Jack K an n e r will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary next Saturday In Sa n fo rd . Th e Kanncrs made their hom e In Sanford until about tw o years ago w hen they moved to Inverness to be near their daughter. Linda English. Do-Da Day T h e first phase of the first U n i t e d Methodi st C h u r c h ' s Do-Da Day will be held T h u rs ­ day. Feb. 17. In fellowship hall. T h is event, open to thp pubUq, Is t h t n ig h t when M .bh ie a rts afe trum ps for all the sweethearts expected to attend. A baked chicken dinner with all the trimmings will be served for $4. Reservations and tickets are available through the church office or the men of the church. Several surprises are In store Including recorded m usic by Em ile Podolfl. T h e second segment of DO-Da e d lMarch 5. More Day is scheduled on this event later. (Doris Dtatrich, Sanford Haraid Paoplt adttor, Is also a Hanld columnist covering tha Sanford area. Phone: 322-2611.) Lake Mary appeared at the podium lasted for several minutes and she was Interrupted frequently d urin g her Inspirational speech. Barge's Invitation cam e in a ound-abc round-about manner, from a pastor he met when they had done a wedding together at the church In Lake Mary. D r. Philip Rahm lng. who Is the Director of Communications for the Baha­ m ian Baptist Convention, re­ commended his name. T h e Barges followed u p their Washington trip with a threeday tetreat they held In St. Sim on's Island. Ga. Cookls booth sa lts Lake Mary Girl Scouts are c o n tin u in g with th eir cookie booth sales. Cookies w ill be available at the following loca­ tions: Publlx. Monday through Th u rsd a y. 3:30-7:30 p .m .. Fri­ day. 1-9 p.m.. Saturday. 9 a .m .-7 .m ., and Sunday, noon-6 p.m.; lockbuster VI Yldeo. T h u rs d a y , 7:30-9 p.m .. and F rid a y, 64) p .m .: Km art. Saturday. 1-3 p.m., and Sunday noon-4 p .m .: Build­ ers Square H, Saturday 9 a .m .-l p.m .: and SunBank. F rid a y. 4 6 p.m . Further times will be listed In the Feb. 20 edition. Cookie sales will continue through Feb. 27. Fam ily Haalth Day T h e Fam ily and C o m m u n ity Ed u ca tio n volunteers, v o lu n ­ teers from the Seminole County Cooperative Extenalon. arc sponsoring a Family Health Day at the Seminole County Fair. Saturday. March 5. from II a.m .-5 p .m . OregBean. president of the Seminole C o u n ty Fair graciously donated the space for the Family Health Day. and 1.000 tickets to enable low Income families to attend. Lynx will be providing transportation O ver 3 0 agencies w ill be set­ At 10:30 a.m .. girls and their ting u p booths at the fair for the fathers from Troops 692. 441 F a m ily Health Day to show and 148 set out. T h is trip netted citizens what Seminole County only four bald egles. but they did has to offer. Free Immunizations get to sec a three-foot alligator w ill be offered th ro u g h the and two water moccasins. Sem inole County H e a lth De­ Both trips netted plenty of partm ent to those in need. T o questions from children and help take away the sting, various adults which father and son volunteer groups. Including the guides. Bob and Robert Hopkins, Lak e M a ry Senior C i t i z e n s had no trouble answering. W o o p lc Sewers, are m a k in g Boo-Boo bears to give to the Scouts visit Browniss children who get Im m unized. In other Girl Scout happenings Other health services w ill be ofTered. such as HIV testing, eye th is w eek, tw o J u n io r G irl screening, and blood pressure Scouts from Tro o p 148 visited checks. T h is Is a fam ily health Brownie Girl Scout Troop 1104. day a n d everyone Is Invited to As part of their bridging, steps attend. Girls Scouts take to go from one T h e Fam ily and Education level to another. Troop 1104 volunteers are working w ith the Invited the girls from Troop 148 ahcools to encourage partlclpa- to come to their meeting and tell lion an d to get children to think them what It's like being a * Jan about th eir families. A t the J u n io r G irl Scout. T h e girls elementary level, there w ill be a traded ca m p in g stories and poster contest. "W hy M y Family e n d e d t h e e v e n i n g w i t h Is Im portant to M e." A t the e veryo n e 's favorite cam ping middle school level, the contest destert. S'morcs. is th ro u gh the English Department w ith Ith ian essay on fam ily. At Youth dances the h i g h school l e v e l , the Are you ready for a "Friday yearbook Is sponsoring u photo­ graphy contest on fam ily. The Night Blast" of "A to m ic Propor­ first prize In each contest will be tions"? The n you should be at a free use membership to the the Lake Mary C o m m unity Cen­ local Y M C A . donated b y Ed ter. 260 North Country Club Tho m a s, branch director for the Road, on Feb. 18 for the second Y M C A . The re will also be second In a series of youth-oriented and th ird place prizes at each dances sponsored by the City of Lake Mary. Geared towards kids level. ages 11 to 15. this night of "House Shaking Entertainment" Father-daughter cruise Saturday. Feb. 5. several Lake was well attended when first Mary G ir l Scout troops enjoyed a held In January. A dee-jay. "M r. J . . " will provide a light and sound program, food and drinks will be on sale, and there w ill be free give-aways and door prizes. According to the com m unity center coordinator. T e rr y Diederich. the event will be well chaperoned by city staff and the police department. T h e dance will run from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door for 63. If you would like more Information, please contact the com m unity center at 3243097. O lds Lake Mary Days There will be a planning me) Ing for Olde Lake Mary Days Old C ity Hall on Wednesda Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. T h is meetli will finalize plans for civic at other groups who are Interest) In participating, so all Interest) parties should attend. Conta Shari Hrodic at 321-6471. Beth D edm an. 322-0491. or Ett Jane Keogh. 321-3094 for mo Information. Library programs Febru a ry programs for tl Northwest Branch of the Sen nole County Public Lib rary I elude bedtime stories for 37-year olds on Monday. Feb. I at 7 p.m .: preschool stories f 314* to 5-year olds on Tuesday Feb. Id and 22 at 10 and 10:4 a.m .: and toddler stories for 23W -ycar olds on Thursdays. Fe 17 and 24 at 10:15 and 11 a.r For more information, conta the library at 321 -2419. (Shari B rodla and Mary Rows) I •r s Sanford Haraid corrsspondsots covering the Lake Mary arsa nsws. Phono: Brodio,3216471, ovsnlngs. and Rowsil, 321-14M.) �9 f Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, February 13, 1994 • 7B earn to be a sweetheart y following these rules O K A * R EA D ER S: Can you dleve tomorrow will be St. /slentlne's Day again — atrady? A n d wbnt better time to revive m y T e n Commandments of Love? i Yce. Dear Reader*. I actually !nad the chutzpah tn write m y b w n Te n Commandment*, but It wasn't as though I was strallng from strangers — one of m y ancestors wns privileged to have received them on Mount Sinai from the Lord himself — at least that's what the Good Hook says. Originally. I wrote two sets of commandments — one for men an d one for women. T h e n . Nlandy Stillman, a lawyer und feminist from Milwaukee. : to demand equal rights fur Women. Insisting that there be only one set of commandments. She was right, of course. So how's this for a gender bendrr? T H E T E N C O M M A N D M EN TS O E LOVE — Th o u shall pul thy mate before thy mother, thy father, thy son and thy daughter, for thy mate Is thy lifelong com pa­ nion. — Abuse not thy body w ith excessive food, tobacco, drtnk. or any foreign substance that gocth Into thy arm or up thy nose. — Do not forget that cleanli­ ness Isa virtue. — Permit neither thy business nor thy hobby to make thee a K ABIGAIL VAN BUREN stranger to thy children, for the most precious gift a parent ran give hts or her family Is TIM E . — Make not a beggar of thy mate. Willingly share with him or her thy worldly goods. — Forget not to say, " I love you." For even though thy lovr may lie constant, thy male doth yrarn to hear those cherished words. — HeinernlKT that the ap­ proval of thy mate Is worth far more than the adoring glances of a hundred strangers, so cleave unto thy male, und forsake all others. — Keep thy home In good repair, for out of It cometh the Joys of old age (not to mention Its resale value) — Forgive with grace, for who among us does not need to be forgiven? — Honor the Lord thy God all the days of thy life, and they children will grow and bless you Tomorrow, be a sweetheart. Call someone you love und say. " I love yo u ." (Make two or three calls: who says you can't love more than one person — In different ways, of course?) G o through your closets and give ull those clothes you've been saving until you lose 10 pounds to your favor He rhurtty. Call someone who's lonely and say. " I'm thinking of y o u ." Or better yet. say, "I'll be over t o m o r r o w to ta ke y o u la lunch...or n m somr errands...or give y o u a h d e ." Visit a sick friend. S a y a p raye r. Donate some blood. Adopt a pet. Will your eyes, your kidneys und all yo u r usable organs to someone who can use them after you're gone. Forgive an enemy. Hug your teen-ager. Write a fun letter. Listen to a txire. Pay your doctor. T e ll your p a r e n t s you t h i n k t h e y ' r r wnderful. Spay your dog. Neuter your cut. Quit smoking. Drive ca re fu lly. If you're walking, watch where you're going. And don't wait until next year to tie a sweetheart ugaln. Love. A B U T (Problems? Write to Deer Abby. For e personal, unpublished reply, send a sell-addressed, stamped envelope to Oear Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Calll. 90069. All correspondence la confidential.) H L — [ » « •» U.I H a * a ? .;..ty g !»___> » * W i [ » * — «jf m a e t L . g e a L . . ,*?! .ff!l!l r!VfJ~hj. . Bh IB L . M t t p J l P U i B f c -I,.. Hawkins-------Continued from Page SB Jo h n served his country for two years In the U.S. A rm y and survived a tour In Vietnam. Th e ir dedication to the youth of the area lias seen them sharing an educational career together os a family. Jo h n has been a teacher and coach at Oviedo H ig h School for the past 20 ye ars where he coached football, basketball, track and field. Sonja has taught In the Seminole County school system for 23 years. 20 of them at Lake Mary Elementary School. She was nam ed Lake Mary's Teacher of the Y ea r In 1OHS. T h e Thomases are proud of (heir heritage and they smiled hraadly when they began to talk of Ih c lr three lovely, gifted children: L a To n )i. Rena und son Aaron. LaTonJa Is a graduate of Oviedo H igh w lrre she was very active In many organizations and received numerous awards In truck und field. She was conference champion In the 100and 2 0 0 -meter dash far two years and won a four-year schol­ arship to Florida ARM Universi­ ty. tier freshman year she re­ ceived the Rookie of the Year award In track. LaTonJa Is pres­ ently a sophomore majoring In political science. Rena Is a Junto’ at Oviedo High School where she Is active os a varsity cheerleader, a former basketball player, a track team member. National Honor Soci­ ety. Beta C lub. SynergistIcs. Mu Alpha Th e ta oral Gospel Choir. While at Sanford Middle School. Rena was awarded the Walt D i s n e y Dreamer and Doer award. Aaron Is a freshman at Oviedo High w here he Is an active member of the J V basketball learn. He was aim selected to the state's A A U All S u r basketball learn. Baseball Is one of his sports and he Is actively In­ volved in the cKy of Sanford's league. He Is a Syear m em ber of the Pop W arner football program and an ardent soap box derby racer and has competed tn the Sanford Soap Box Berby for two years. T h e T h o m a s e s said t h e y (relieve In putting God first In their lives. Their children are constantly reminded that all talents and gilts come from God. who m ust receive the glory. T h e family arc Christian workers In the vineyard for the Master at the St. J o h n Metropolitan Bap­ tist C h u rc h where John is super-* Intend® n l of the Sunday school und Sonja Is piano assistant and) l'W .t»w lC «O T m l (»— »■? »w«>wa [fwifwa — »»» ■ a g J * # t » M » » in ig f t Renew your vows ( M a r v a H a wk i n s Is s Second Shiloh Baplisl Church Invites you to renew your wed­ ding vows this morning at the 11 A.M. worship service and special ceremony. The m orning's speaker wi l l be Evangeli st Em m a McDulDe of Clermont. Th e Rev, R .T. Davis Is pastor. School presents black history tribute Lake Mary High School pres­ ents "A Trib u te to Black Histo­ ry" beginning Tuesday. Feb. 15. African-American artifacts will be displayed In the media center. Classroom activities will Include the history of Sanford, the devel­ opment of black neighborhoods, presented by Altermcse Bentley. Politics as It relates to black culture, presented by Comm is­ sioner Robert Th o m a s. O ld fashioned remedies will bee pres­ ented by Mercedes Me etfor k SanlordHarald corraspondsnt covering Sanford nsws. Phons: 322-5418.) ilc h iie ld VVL i'" i:a :-r a iz ~ a BLANK CH ECKS ___ _________________ £5L MRS. GRUMPY OLD MEN ____ tto o o M o m I'LL DO ANYTHING * MY GIRL 2 • ■atinauai__22 ACE VENTURA • 110*00 MO MO ISO-1* ■ ■ Till Ilitiii M Y F A T H E R ^ ^ H M tJOOOTJBMO a IRON WILL • GUNMEN .m a . ■ BUNK ■ THE GETAWAY ^ to) 4 4] T-iai s ___M r— t— - W i» y r * * ■■!■,»■ M n 1*1 *M< ia s a S iTrrrrsra ' i ^ g . i rr»» rrxrae . T h e New Sulern P rim itive Baptlsl Church. West 12th Sl. Is sponsoring u I thick Awarrness program this afternoon at 3 p.m. The comm unity Is Invited tn share In this occasion. Elder Ell Simpson Is paster. T h e Central Florida Ja z z Soci­ ety presents HarTy Allen T rio . Sunday. Feb. 20. 2-5 p.m . at the Rosemonl Couniry C lu b . O r ­ lando. You're "gurina" love lhe sounds of the saxophone playing of H arry Allen who Is dedicated lo melodic beauty, both In tone and Interpretation. THE PUBLIC HEARING WILL BEGIN AT 7:00 P.M., OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE. IN ROOM 1029 (THE BOARD CHAMBERS) OF TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING, 1101 EA S T FIRST STREET, SANFORD, 32771. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE URGED TO ATTEND AND BE HEAR0 REGARDING THE REQUESTED AMENDMENT AND REZONING. WRITTEN COM­ MENTS MAV BE PRESENTED A T THIS HEARING OR SUBMITTED T O TH E ABOVE ADDRESS C/O COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING DIVISION, ROOM 3167. THE HEARING MAV BE CONTINUED FROM TIM E T O TIME AS FOUND NECESSARY. I * * » T^4| jjBL&Sj Awamess program today Trio set Sunday ON FEBRUARY 22,1994, TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF C O UN TY COMMISSIONERS (BCC) WILL CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING (ADOPTION HEAR WO) TO CONSIDER A REQUESTED SMALL SCALE AMENDMENT T O THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. THE BCC W LL CONSIDER RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY LOCAL LAND PLANNING AGENCY/ PLANNING AND ZONINQ COMMISSION (LPA/PAZ), HEAR CITIZEN VIEWS, ANY LOCAL GOVERN­ MENT OR OTHER AGENCY COMMENTS, AND TAKE BCC ACTION ON THE REQUESTED AMEND­ MENT (AND ASSOCIATED RE20NINQ WITH TH E AMENDMENT) AS DEPICTED BELOW. » j f f l S »»* lint. » r ^ s » tiHJaa. faifai. Sl. Matthew Missionary Bap­ tist Church will observe Black History Month with a program this morning ut 11 a.m. by the youth of the church "Knowing Your Heritage." Th e community Is Invited lo attend this service. Th e K rv . Leonard Wilson Is pastor. PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 22,1994 f . U* v w n Cv* - > "» *>*4 »■*«*♦ H»* History month set today Catherine Gordon will present African poets and writers, and D r. Lurlenc Sweeting will pres­ ent African Queens and Kings. Feb. 16 from 10: 45-11:45 a .m ,. an African fashion show w i l l be s h o w n I n t h e multipurpose room. Th u rsd a y. Feb. 17 at 7:30 p.m ., the A fri­ can-Am erican celebration will l a k e p l a c e In t h e s c h o o l a u d i t o r i u m f e a t u r in g the Fellowship. Praise and W orship C o m m unity Choir directed by Eddie Montgomery. T h e com ­ m u n ity ts Invited to attend. T h e closing celebration will be held on Sunday. Feb. 17 at 7:30 p . m . F e a t u r e d w i l l be "Terpslchoreans." performed by the Hampton University Dance Com pany of Hampton. Va. T h is show will feature the renowned Sanford's own. Dcmetrlu Petty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Petty. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE AND REZONING te to p S n f"»iu a . teacher. LaTo nJa. Rena and Aaron arc act he students of the Sunday school und the Young Adult Choir. The Thomases are serving us dcum n and deaconness of Si. Jo hn 's where they also lead services, and use Ihclr golden voices as members of the senior choir. W e salute this dedicated Christian family for their devo­ tion and service tn the comm uni­ ty. We salute them for helping lo make the dreams and talents of the youth of today standout In this world and In helping them become successful citizens. ■ >........... . » -J .,1Wi o J i i i S i H » » i» SgwthoB(We*V n ’H». fr"Hii i>wr W tn . in w w ' iS* <x « m i'yw, n m won «m vw a « « » » I'H*. tvMS'SIgttLC'g* (>■ [“‘ f t * * S iu n c w m -m ‘..♦ it w i p .rv i i ** iliajaasaitiaSBa jtwn Mm •**•M U * | Cw<) w * j" _1» ki h j f ) fjMrw» U -f I; y SITE NO. APPLICANT AMENDMENT FROM • TO 1 LARRY DALE LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL 'ThJtlmtt* h a tk Di m C M < ii lint. U»«l Dm***1noa»«T5»«*< APPROX. ACRES 10 LOCATtON/REZONINO LOCATION: SOUTH SIDE OF ORANCH BtVO, IUM£CUTE­ LY SOUTH Of THE MTERSECT10H OF ORANOE BLVD ANO north Indiana s t . r e z o n m o : from r - i a a (Smole FAULT DWELUNO DISTRICT) TO R-AH (AFTOROABLE HOUSSM DWELUNO DISTRICT). BCC DWTtSCT I. LANO USE AMENDMENTS ON PROPERTY CONTAINING FLOOD PRONE AND WETLAND AREAS REMAIN SUBJECT TO THE APPLICABLE CONSERVATION LANO USE DESIGNATION ANO VARIOUS OVERLAY ZOMNO CLASSIFICATIONS ANO THE PROVISIONS RELATINO THERETO. Parsons withd: abases needing assistance lo participate) many ot these proceedings should contact the Emptoyee Relations Department ADACoordtialor 46houriti advanceol tie meetingat321-1130. eitennon 7941 Personsareadvtaedtistttieydeddelo appeal anydecision made at tss hearing, they imS need a record ot the proceedings, andtor suchpurposetieymayneed to ensure a verhadm record ol tie proceedngs is made, which record Includes tie lesswhichtie appeal isbasedlFtortdaStatutes. 1evidencei uponwhkhl 2860( 05) manyantfa J F VOU WISH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL (407) 321-1130, EXTENSION 7394. COPIES OF THE PLAN AMENDMENT REPORT ARE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AT THe SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING DIVISION, ROOM 3167. 1101 EAST FIRST STR EET. SANFORD, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 6:00 A il. AND 5:00 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAV, EXCLUDING HOLIDAYS. �al5* ^ M . Sanford H w H Sanford, Flw tdi - Sunday, Fsbrusry 13. 1884 B L O N O IE i o x - « f by Chic Young *h v : ha,\z j c o u -o s - w i r * g t ^ *D 00 *0 MANY C*C*ES ; u s r *o earn «v A...CNUSC8 B y Bernice Bede Osol YO U R B IR T H D A Y Feb. 13. 1994 Improvements In your finan­ cial position are probable In the year ahead. You mlRlit have to work a little harder than you've Iteen accustomed to. but It'll be worth It. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb. 101 Today If you plan to buy some­ thing expensive, take along a friend who knows more uhout the product you're considering than you do. You muy not be getting as good a bargain as you think. Aquarius, treat yourself elf ito a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing • 1.25 and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. I’.O. Ilox 4405. New York. N Y. 10103. He sure to stute your zodiac sign. PISCES (FCb 20 March 20) He (Inn with those In your charge today, but also lx- tolerant and com|>assinnatc. If your methods are heavy, they could produce sorry results A R IE S (March 21 April 10) Conditions In general are trend­ ing In your favor at this time, but for some reason you might anticipate negative results In­ stead of victories, and thus mi|M-dc your own progress. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20| Knjoy yourself today, but try to do ir as Inexpensively ns possi­ ble, If y ou associate w i t h extravagant friends, there's a chance you could become loo loose with money yourself. O EM IN I (May 21-June 20) I k fore devoting your lime and energies to a specific endeavor today, lie sure Its worth the price you'll have to pay. There are indications It tnav not be. C A N C ER (Jun e 2 1-July 22) Today there's u possibility you might hold track some Informa­ tion which you should share with persons who are sharing a common interest with you. Your actions could weaken the alli­ ance. L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug. 22) If you have any financial transactions with friends today, double check the numbers to be sure every­ thing comes out fair and equal. Keeling shonchangcd Is the last thing you want to hap|ten. V IR G O lAug. 23-Sept. 22) You m i g h t not take t h i n g s us seriously as someone with whom By Bernice Bede Osol YO U R B IR T H D A Y Feb. 14. 1994 by Jim m y Johnson A R LO A N D JA N IS In the year ahead you might Ire able to do very well for yourself by functioning as a middle (terson for a commission or a piece of the action In one or more promising endeavors. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Usuully you're u reasonably pullent person, but toduy you might not wult for associates to make up their minds and tuke action. Th e y m ay have to run to catch up w ith you. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) A n Indirect approach could Ire extremely effective for you lixluy In securing your material needs. Although you'll Ire low keyed, you'll still be assertive A R IE S (March 2 1-April 19) Something constructive could In­ in the offing today for yourself ns well as yo u r pals, p rim arily because of the effort y o u 'll expend to make It so. Th e y 'll be aware you engineered It. 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IW 'J U 1 Dapartad 3 Land maasura 3 Thug 4 Lika applat or plums 5 Wash lightly 6 WWtl arsa I'J Ilk i Challanga Most kbaratad Housahoid aod 10 11 Consumed Actor — Danson Rasldad — and void TobKeo consumer Shy Habitual* (var.) — on; ooadad Boomed Arrow poison I*A Rachels father Compass pt In favor of Thick soup A season Sowed Downy • Mounlsln nymph Goddess of earth Country Revelers' cry Uncommon Artist's dag. Debtor's note Nothing Elactmlid particle you'll Ire Involved today nnd thin could make your associate feel very uncomfortable. T r y to be more sensitive. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It might be neccmary today for you to criticize u person you like, because whut lie/she Is doing also reflects unfavorably on you. Hite the bullet and do whut needs doing. SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-N'ov. 221 T o Ire on the safe side tirday. It may Ire wise not to tuke gambles on persons or things nbrrut which you know little. Your lack of C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22 Jan 19) Don't let y o u r personal feelings Interfere today In a com m ercial m atter. Just because vou don't like someone. It doesn't mean his/her Ideas uren'l feasible. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) In a challenging development toduy. you'll leave no doubt In the m inds of your associates that you're not to Ire taken Indiffer­ ently. but as a power to Ire reckoned with. O E M IN I (M ay 2 1-June 20) Once your objectives and pro­ cedures have your mental en­ dorsement. you're likely to Ire very assertive In seeing your p la n s u nfo ld today us you envision them. C A N C ER (June 21-Ju ly 221 Yo ur old fight could Ire easily amused today and you should do rather well In cnm|tetltlvc situa­ tions. Ire they sports, romance nr commerce. L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug 22) You should be very effective today In situations that require u tram efTort. Not only will you pull your own weight, but you'll also know how to gel teammates to pull theirs us well. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Sizable efforts and energies might be devoted to working on something today I h it appear* to serve another's interests H o w ­ ever. you aloitr m ay know It can be equally rewarding for you. L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct 23) Hehavlng diplomatically won’t dilute your strength today, actu­ ally. It could Increase It. The calmer and more logically you speak, the greater your rlout and forccfulness. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-N'ov. 22) If you liuvr the will today, a way can be found to finalize to your satisfaction a matter that has thus far been unrrsotvrd. Give It priority. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23 Dec. 2 1) Occasionally everyone needs a recreational break und some tyi»e of diversion from mundane routines. You won’t be gc-oflng off or wasting your time If you follow this prescription today. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 2 2-Jun . 19) If you have anything going for you ut this time that might make or save you money, give It lop priority on today's agenda. It could become u reality. knowledge could Ire costly. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec 2 1) In order to placate your mate today, it might Ire necessary fot you to make a one sided con­ cession. Even ltrough it’s not a comfortable resolution. It could keep the peucr. WIN A T BRIDGE B y Phillip A ld e r Toduy's deal lius caused m uch controversy. Giorgio Belladonna, the Italian suocrstnr who bus won 19 world championships, was credited with finding the right play ut the table. Ilow evrr. he has alwuys denied thut he pluyed the deal. Others claimed It was devised by Haul Lukacs. who used to be the world's best composer of declarer-play pro­ blems. Muybr I have found the an­ swer. In the April 1965 A m e ri­ can Contract Bridge League Hufletln. there Is the singled um m y problem set by Lukucs. (In a single-dum m y problem. ou are given otdy the North nnd n ut h h a n ds . In a d oubl ed um m y problem, you cun see all 52 cards.) A ftrr West leuds the diamond king, how would you play In four spades? Th e risk Is thut you might lose one spade and three heurt tricks. toy Jim Mtddlck R O B O TM A N * I WAY HAVE A TATTOO { WUAT? ON fAV ARW, BUT AT lEAST IT'S VHNTEP-- wSn?-Y<V.O1tmtoo? A GOOP TtfAfc TO STOCK UPON LOTS V t j w w OF l« ¥ r « .tt V U > W Q lif c SW PTS_____ A N N IE If you could peek ut the oppou n its' hands, vou would mukc the contract. Hut even without the advantugc of X -ra y vision, you have an almost guaranteed line of pluy. After winning with the d l u m o n d ace. cross to dum m y's club acc and leud the heart nine from the dum m y. If East wins with the queen or nee. you will lose at most three tricks; one spade und two heurts. So let's assume East plnys low and West lakes your Jack with the queen. If the trumps arc 2-1 nnd West leads one. you won't have a spade loser. And If West leuds a trum p from king-third, you win and play unothcr heurt. If West wins with the ace. he cannot remove dum m y's *|>udc Jack withuul sacrificing Ills king. You will get a heart ruff In the dum m y. If you found the right pluv without huvlng seen this deal th before, v rrv well done NORTH 4J • YKI ♦ l ost J 4 4 A Q J 10 WEST M ill 4 K7 EAST 41 V Q I0S f a i t si ♦KQJI J 4711 4K M S I 471 SOUTH 4 A Q 10 t J 4 1 j F J 4J 4A 44 Vulnerable; Both Dealer: South Seetk 44 West Hass NeeIk Hats Eatl Haw Opening lead 4 K by Leonard Starr -‘-V* �Sanford Htrald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. February 13. 1W4 - M Legal Notice NOTICK OF ACTION IN EM INENT DOMAIN IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THK E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A tIN O t l H M C A I I I SEMINOLE COUNT V.apontkel lubdivition at the SUN o< Tier Ida. Petitioner. CASSELBERRY INVESTM ENT PROPERTIES. LTD .0 Limited Perlnerthlp. JE R R Y JACOBS CANOICE JACOBS E. LAMAR SHARP. JA N E T L SHARP. HARLA INVESTM ENTS.e FlcrkU General Perlnerthlp. LAND C E R TIFIC A TE M ANAGEMENT. INC ,e Florida Corporation; T C A t) LP. a Florida Limited Par trier thtp. SUN BANK. N A . JOHN A ZACCO. ROBERTAG ZACCO; DARRELL 0 BALLEW. MVHNA BALLEW. SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION; LISA JANE STALEV.p/k/a. LISA JANE SIMPSON JE A N C S STERCHI. CITlCORPM ORTGAGF. INC . 4 M u tout I Corporation. C ITV O F CASSELBERRY, a FloridaMunicipalCorporation NORTH SHORE COURTYARD VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC .a f loridaNon ProhtCorporation. DENNISE ROGERS. JACK BRENNER INVESTMENTS.INC . anOMpCorporation. ROBERT M BOCK. JR j ROBERT M BOCK. JE A N E BOCK. ARTHURR CULLEN. WANDA L CULLEN. STANDARD FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, a f ederal Saving! Bonk. MARY LE E SCHACHTER; FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA a Foderal Chartered Bank. OE CAPITO L, a Delaware Corporation. CROWN BANK. F S B . RAY VALDES at Tea Collector ol Seminole Count* Florida. and the unknown tpoutet of the obove. It any. their heirv drviteet ettigneet granteet creditort k t t m U K utorl. odmlnlttrotor*. mortgagee* |udgmonl creditor* tiu ttin l.enhold»f». per ton t In pottettian and enr end all other per twit having or claiming to hart an* right, till* or Miterett br. through '.«d»» or agamtl the above named Ootondantt. or olharalta claiming a"r right, titio or Interott In tho reel property detcnbed m thlt action. Dotondanli TO THOSE ABOVE NAMEO DEFEN D AN TS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIM IN G INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITL E OR INTEREST IN T H E PROPERTY OESCRIBEO BELOW An Emlnont Domain Petition togtthor with ttt Doclaratlon ol Taking hat boon Mod in mo above ttyted court to acquire cortatn proportr mlof ottt m Seminole County. Florida, downbod at teliowt I'AFCCL N O . 1 * 2 .0 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD FEE SIM PLE A PART OP LOT I B , BLOCK C , TRIPLETT LAKE SHORES, SECTION » , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 3 0 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK • , PAGE 1 * OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 2 2 . BLOCK C , T R IPLET T LAKE SHORES AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B , PAGE IB OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, S A ID CORNER ALSO BEING THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM, PHASE I LEGAL DESCRIPTION AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2 7 , PAGES 2 9 THROUGH 14 OP THE P U BLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; THENCE RUN SOUTH H O I ' H * EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY R IGH T-O F-W AY L IN E OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD, 2 3 0 . 1 7 FEET TO THE POINT OT CURVA­ TURE OP A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OP 1 1 B S . 2 * FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OP I 2 * 3 5 'S 1 AND A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 5 6 * 0 7 * 3 1 - E A S T ; THENCE ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE AND R IG H T -O F -W AY L IN E , 2 B 9 .9 B FEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER O f LOT M , BLOCK C , S A ID T R IP L E T T LAKE SHORES AMD THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE ARC OF SA ID CURVE AMD R IG H T -O F -W A Y LIM E THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 7 * 0 9 * 1 9 - AMO A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH * B * O B * 2 7 a E A S T , 1 4 1 .0 0 FEET TO A POINT OM A MOM-RADIAL CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWEST­ ERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OP 1 0 0 . 0 0 rE E T , A CEN­ TRAL ANGLE OP 4 3 * 9 1 ' 3 4 " ANO A CHORD BEARING OP SOUTH 1 * * 0 7 '3 7 " E A ST ; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OP S A ID CURVE, 7 6 . 7 « FEET TO A POINT OM CURVE AMD A POINT ON THE MESTERLY R IG H T-O F-W AY LINE O f T R IPLET T LAKE O R IV E ; THENCE SOUTH 9 7 * 0 3 ' 3 3 * MEST (N O N -R A D IA L) ALONG t h e e a s t e r l y l i n e o r s a i d l o t i s . b l o c k c and WESTERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IN E O f TRIPLETT LAKE O R IVE. 2 0 .0 0 PERT; THENCE NORTH 32*96*27WFST, S 9 . 9 6 FEET TO A POINT ON CURVE CONCAVE NORTH E A R EKLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 2 1 9 . 9 2 F E E T . A CENTRAL, ANGLE , Of. . 0 4 * 9 9 * 2 2 * AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH * 7 * J 9 * 2 8 - W EST; THENCE NORTH­ WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF E A IO CURVE 1 0 6 . 2 4 FEET TO A PO IN T ON THE W ESTERLY LINE OP S A ID LOT 16 , BLOCK, c ; THENCE NORTH 0 7 * 3 6 * 3 1 * EAST ALONG S A ID L I N E , 2 9 . 0 3 PEET TO THE POINT O r BEG IN N IN G. CONTAINING 9 6 7 4 SQUARE rE E T , MORE OR L E S S . BEIHG DESCRIBED AS BEING DESCRIBED AS 1 * 9 .0 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD PEE SIM PLE A PART OP LOT 4 , BLOCK B , ■ PORTS H A N '8 PARA­ D IS E , SECTIO N * , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 3 0 E X IT ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B , PAGES 1 2 AND 1 3 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. j PARCEL NO. SQUARE FEET, 2 6 1 .7 MORE OR LE SS. SEMINOLA BOULEVARD PEE SIHPLE A PART OF LOT 2 . HORTHSHORE R EPLAT, SECTION 6 , TOWNSHIP 3 1 SOUTH, RANGE 1 0 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1 1 , PAGES 10 THROUCH 13 OP THE PU BLIC RECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! NORTH 0 9 * 0 9 ' 3 1 * EAST ALONG THE NEST L IN E OF THE EASTERLY S OP S A ID LOT B A DISTANCE OF 9 . 7 7 F E E T ; THENCE SOUTH 6 0 * 9 9 * 0 7 - EAST. 9 0 . 0 1 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY LINE OF S A ID LOT 4 ; THENCE SOUTH 0 4 * 0 9 ' 2 l * WEST ALONG S A ID L IN E , S .7 B PEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF SA ID LOT 4 ; THENCE NORTH 6 0 * 9 4 ' 1 4 - WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF THE EASTERLY S OF S A ID LOT 6 AND THE NORTHERLY R IGH T-OF-W AY LIME OF SEMINOLA BOULEVARD, 9 0 . 0 1 FEET TO THE POINT O r BEGINNING. CONTAINING 3 6 9 SQUARE P E R , COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF TRACE - E - , A 1 0 . 0 0 FOOT CREENBELT ANO U T IL IT Y EASE­ MENT, HORTHSHORE REPLAT AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3 1 , PAGES 1 0 THROUCH 12 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, F LO R ID A , SAID POINT ALSO BEING ON THE EASTERLY L IN E O r A 9 4 .0 0 FOOT U T IL IT Y AND DRAINAGE EASEMENT, KNOWN AS HORTHSHORE HAY (P R IV A T E ROADWAY); THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 3 * WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIN E OP S A IO TRACT - E - ANO THE EAST­ ERLY LIRE o r S A ID EASEMENT AND S A ID HORTHSHORE MAY, 1 0 . 0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF S A ID TRACT - E " ; THENCE SOUTH S l * 3 9 * 9 7 - EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF S A IO EASEMENT, 1 3 . 9 0 rEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2, S A ID HORTHSHORE R E P U T AND THE POIHT OE BEG IN N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 6 1 * 1 9 '9 7 EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY LINE OF S A ID LOT 2 , A DISTANCE OF 2 6 . 0 6 FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER O r S A ID LOT 2 ; THENCE SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 1 " WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF S A ID LOT 2 , A DISTANCE OF 1 . 9 0 F E E T ; THENCE NORTH « l * 4 0 ' 0 7 WEST, 2 6 . 0 6 PEET TO THE WESTERLY L IN E OE SAID LOT 2 ; THENCE NORTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 1 " EAST ALONG SAID L IN E 1 . 9 0 EEET TO THE POINT OP B EG IN N IN G . 2 0 2 .1 SEMINOLA BOULEVARD PEE SIMPLE PARCEL 110. SQUARE PEET MORE OR L E S S . 3 6 4 .7 A PART OP LOT 1 , HORTHSHORE R EPLAT, SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 1 0 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IH P U T BOOK 3 1 , PAGES 1 0 THROUCH 1 2 OF THE PU BLIC RECORDS OT SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOW8 1 BEING OESCRIBEO AS BEGIN AT A POINT ON THE SOUTH L IN E O r THE D . R . M IT C H E L L 'S SUkVEY, 0 T THE LEVY GRANT OM LAKE JESSU P AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 1 , PAGE 5 OP THE P U BLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, S A ID POINT ALSO BEING THE SOUTHWEST­ ERLY CORNER o r L O T , l , BLOCK A , SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE A S RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 8 , PAGES 1 2 I I o r THE PUBLIC RECORDS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA AMD A POINT ON THE EASTERLY R IG H T -O P MAY L IN E OP WINTER PARK D R IV E ; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 9 * 2 1 - EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OP S A ID BLOCK A AND S A ID EASTERLY R ICH T-O P-W AY LIN E 2 9 9 .6 2 PEET TO THE POINT OP CURVATURE OP A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, HAVING A RADIUS O r 1 0 0 . 0 0 P EET , A CENTRAL ANCLE O r 4 3 * 0 0 * 0 0 AND A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH 2 1 * 3 9 * 3 1 - E A S T ; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OP S A IO CURVE AND S A ID LINES 7 S . 3 4 PEET TO A POINT ON CURVE AND THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER O r S A ID LOT 1 J THENCE SOUTH 41*17*02EAST (N O N -R A D IA L ) ALONG THE NORTHEASTERLY L IN E O r SA IO LOT 2 , A DISTANCE OP 3 7 . 8 7 PEET; THENCE SOOTH 9 9 * 0 1 * 0 0 ” N I S T , 7 4 . 1 9 P E E T ; THENCS SOUTH 01*48*31N EST, 2 0 1 .S9 PEET; THENCE SOOTH 1 3 * 9 6 * 0 0 - N IS T , * 3 .3 0 PEET TO THE POINT O f BEG IN N IN G. COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OT TRACT - E * . A 1 0 . 0 0 FOOT CREENBELT AND U T IL IT Y EASE­ 3 2 0 .1 SQUARE PERT, FOLLOWS: MENT HORTHSHORE R E P U T AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 1 1 , PAGES 1 0 THROUCH 12 OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLO RID A, SAID POINT ALSO BEING ON THE EASTERLY LIN E OP A 9 4 .0 0 FOOT U T IL IT Y AND DRAINACE EASEMENT, KNOWN AS HORTHSHORE NAY (P R IV A T E ROADWAY); THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 1 ” WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OP S A IO TRACT " E * AND THE EAST­ ERLY L IN E OP S A ID EASEMENT AND S A ID HORTHSHORE WAY, 1 0 . 0 0 T E R TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OE S A ID TRACT - E " ; THENCE SOUTH 6 1 * 3 9 * 9 7 - WEST ALOHG THE SOUTHERLY LINE OP S A ID EASEMENT, 9 9 . 9 6 PEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP LOT 1, S A ID HORTHSHORE R E P U T AND THE POINT OT BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 6 1 * 3 9 '3 7 EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY LINE OP S A ID LOT 1 , A DISTANCE OP 3 4 . 0 6 PEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OP S A ID LOT 1 ; THENCE SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 ' 0 1 " WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE O r S A ID LOT 1 . A DISTANCE OT 1 . 9 0 PEET; THENCE NORTH 6 l * 4 0 ' 0 7 WEST. 3 4 . 6 6 TEET TO THE WESTERLY L IN E OP SAtO LOT 3 ) THENCE NORTH 0 I * 2 0 ' 0 1 * EAST ALONG SAIO L IN E 1 . 9 0 PEET TO THE POINT O T BEGINNING. CONTAINING 4 9 PARCEL MO. CONTAINING 2 0 6 PARCEL NO. SQUARE P E R . 2 7 2 .S MORE OR L E S S . S E M IN O U BOULEVARD PEE SIM PLE A P A R OP LOT 7 2 , HORTHSHORE R E P U T , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 1 0 E A R ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOP AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 1 1 , PACES 1 0 THROUGH 1 2 OP T1IE PUBLIC RECOROS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEIN G OESCRIBEO AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF HORTHSHORE R E P U T AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 3 1 , PACES 1 0 THROUCH 1 2 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A; THENCE RUN SOUTH O S * 2 0 * 0 1 - WER ALONG THE M E R E R L Y LIN E OF S A ID HORTHSHORE R E P U T , 1 0 . 0 0 PEET TO THE SOUTH­ WESTERLY CORNER OT TRACT * 0 * . S A ID HORTHSHORE R E P U T ) THENCE SOOTH 6 1 * 3 9 * 9 7 * W E R ALONC THE SOUTHERLY LIME OP S A ID TRACT - D - , 2 4 1 . 6 1 P E R T O THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP SA ID LOT 7 2 , S A ID HORTHSHORE R E P U T ANO TNE POIHT OP B E G IN ­ N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH S l * 3 9 * 5 7 EAR ALONC THE NORTHERLY L IN E OP S A ID LOT 7 2 , A D ISTAN CE or 3 6 . 0 6 P E R TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OT S A ID LOT 7 2 ; THENCE SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 3 WEST ALONC THE EASTERLY LINE o r S A ID LOT 7 2 , A D ISTAN CE OT 1 . 9 0 T E R ; THENCE NORTH 6 1 * 4 0 * 0 7 W E R , 2 6 . 0 6 P E R TO THE M ER ER L Y LINE O r S A IO LOT 7 2 ; THENCE NORTH 0 6 * 2 0 ' 0 1 - EAST ALONC S A ID L I N E , 1 . 9 1 E E R TO THE POIHT OP BEGINNING. CONTAINING 9 0 SQUARE P E R , SEMINOLA BOULEVARD FEE SIMPLE A PART OP LOTS 1 , 2 AND 3 , BLOCK A , SPORTS­ M AN'S P A R A D ISE , SECTION * , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 3 0 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S , PAGES 12 AMO 1 3 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, F LO R I­ DA. CONTAINING 3 9 3 6 THENCE NORTH 6 1 * 4 0 ' 0 7 - WEST, 2 6 . 0 6 P E R TO THE WESTERLY LIN E OF S A ID LOT 7 1 J THENCE NORTH 0 a * 2 0 * 0 1 " EAST ALONG S A IO L IN E S . 0 0 P E R TO THE POINT OT B EG IN N IN G . MORE OR L E S S . CONTAINING 4 9 PARCEL N O . FOLLOWS! FOLLOWS! BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF LOT I . BLOCK B , SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK B , PAGES 13 AND 1 3 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 9 * 0 9 ' 2 i * WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE O f S A ID BLOCK B AND THE EASTERLY R IG H T -O ­ F-WAY L IN E OF WINTER PARK DR IVE A DISTANCE OF 4 0 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER O T SA ID BLOCK R ; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 9 4 * 3 9 EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S A ID BLOCK B AND THE NORTHERLY R IG H T-O F-W AY L IN E O f SEMI KOLA BOULEVARD, 9 1 1 . 7 2 PEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OP THE EASTERLY S OP LOT 4 , S A ID BLOCK B AND THE POINT OP BEGINNING; THENCE RECORDS OF COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER o r TRACT " E " , A 1 0 . 0 0 FOOT CREENBELT AND U T IL IT Y EASE­ COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER Of SPORT­ M ENT, HORTHSHORE R E P U T AS RECORDED IN P U T SM AN'S PARADISE AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I , BOOK 1 1 , PACES 1 0 THROUGH 13 O r THE PUBLIC PAGES 12 AND 1 3 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP RECORDS O r SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SA ID POINT SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA; THENCE RUN SOUTH ALSO BEING ON THE EASTERLY L IN E OP A 3 4 . 0 0 0 9 * 0 9 ' 2 1 * WEST ALONG THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY OP FOOT U T IL IT Y DRAIHAGE EADLMENT, KNOWN AS S A ID SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, 6 4 9 . 3 0 PEET TO THE HORTHSHORE WAY (P R IV A T E ROADWAY); THENCE RUN SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER O f LOT 3 . BLOCK A , SAID SOUTH 0 9 * 2 0 * 0 1 * WEST ALOHG THE WESTERLY LIME SPORTSMAN'S P A R A D IS E ; THENCE NORTH 0 9 ' 0 9 ' 2 1 OF S A ID TRACT - E " AND THE EASTERLY LINE OF EAST ALONG* THE WESTERLY LINE OT S A ID LOT 3 , S A ID EASEMENT AND S A ID HORTHSHORE WAY, 1 0 . 0 0 BLOCK A AND THE EASTERLY R IC H T-O P -W A Y LINE OF WINTER PARK D R IV E , 4 9 . 3 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF rE E T TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OE S A ID CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY, . TRACT - t - l THENCE SOUTH t l * 3 9 * 9 7 - WEST ALONG HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 0 0 . 0 0 F E E T , A CENTRAL THE SOUTHERLY L IN E O r SA ID EASEMENT, 1 1 2 . OS ANCLE OF 9 0 * 0 0 ' 0 0 AND A CHORD BEARING OF TEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER o r LOT 9 , NORTH 9 4 * 0 9 * 2 1 EAST; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY S A ID HORTHSHORE R E P U T ANO THE POINT OP BE G IN ­ ALONG THE ARC OF S A IO CURVE 1 9 7 . 0 8 FEET TO THE N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 6 1 * 1 9 * 9 7 EAST POINT OT TANCENCY; THENCE SOUTH 6 0 * 9 4 * 1 9 - EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY LIN E OP S A ID LOT 3 . A ALONG THE SOUTHERLY RIG IIT-O F-W AY LINE OF D ISTAN CE OP 2 4 . 0 4 PEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY SEMINOLA BOULEVARD, 1 9 1 6 .7 4 FEET TO THE POINT CORNER O f S A ID LOT 5 ; THENCE SOOTH 0 1 * 2 0 * 0 1 " OP CURVATURE OT A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY. N EST ALONG THE EASTERLY LIN E O T S A IO LOT 3 , A IIAVINO A RADIUS OP 9 9 6 . 4 6 P E E T , A CENTRAL 0 1 STANCE OT 1 . 6 9 PEE T ; THENCE NORTH 1 1 * 4 0 * 0 7 * ANCLE OP 2 9 * 4 0 * 9 7 AND A CHORD BEARING O r W E ST, 2 6 . 0 6 rEET TO THE MESTERLY LIN E OP S A ID NORTH 6 4 * 1 4 ' 9 3 * E A S T ; THENCE F-ASTFRf.Y ALONC LOT 9 ; THENCE NORTH 0 B * 2 0 ' 0 1 - EAST ALONG S A ID THE ARC OP S A ID CURVE AND R IC H T -O r-W A Y L IN E , L IN E 1 . 6 9 EEET TO THE POINT OT BEGINNING. 1 1 0 .1 9 PEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP LOT 2 1 , S A ID BLOCK A AND THE POIH T OP BEGIN­ CONTAINING 4 9 SQUARE PEET MORE OR L E S S . N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE NORTHERLY LINE OF 6 A ID BLOCK A , S A ID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY PARCEL HO. 2 7 2 . S S E M IN O U BOULEVARD L IN E AND THE ARC OF SAID CURVE THROUGH A f EE SIM PLE CENTRAL ANGLE OF 1 7 * 2 7 * 4 1 * AND A CHORD It EAR INC OF NORTH 6 0 * 4 0 * 1 2 - CAST. A D ISTAN CE OF 1 6 2 . 4 6 A PART OP LOT 7 1 , NORTMSIIORE R E P U T , SECTION FEET TO THE POINT OF TANCENCY; THENCE NORTH 9 , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 1 0 EAST ACCORDING 9 1 * 9 6 ' 4 1 * EAST ALONG THE NORTHERLY LINE OF TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IH P U T BOOK S A ID BLOCK A , 1.62 FEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY 1 1 , PACES 10 THROUGH 12 O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS CORNER Or THE WESTERLY S OF LOT 2 2 , SAIO OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA. BLOCK A ; THENCE SOUTH 1 6 * 9 0 * 0 6 * WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OP THE WESTERLY \ OF SAID BEIN G DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: LOT 2 2 , A DISTANCE OP 1 4 . 6 1 PEET TO A POINT ON CURVE CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP NORTH7 4 0 . 2 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 1 2 * 4 2 ' 4 4 * AND SIIORE R E P U T AS RECORDED IN PUT BOOK 1 1 , PACES 1 0 THROUGH 1 2 O r THE PUBLIC RECOROS OP A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 6 1 * 9 9 * 1 4 WEST; SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLO RID A; THENCE RUN SOUTH THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 1 - WEST ALONC THE WESTERLY LINE OP S A ID CURVE 1 7 1 . 1 2 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WESTERLY HORTHSHORE R E P U T , 1 0 . 0 0 PEET TO THE SOUTH­ L IN E O r LOT 2 1 S A ID BLOCK A ; T H tN CE NORTH WESTERLY CORNER OP TRACT " D " , S A IO HORTHSHORE 0 9 * 0 9 * 2 1 - EAST ALONG SAID L IN E , 2 . 1 0 FEET TO R E P U T ; THENCE SOUTH • I * 3 9 , 3 7 * EAST ALONG THE THE POINT OP BEG IN N IN G . SOUTHERLY LIN E OT S A IO TRACT - 0 * . 2 1 7 . 9 9 PEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP S A IO LOT 7 1 , CONTAINING 9 0 6 SQUARE PEET, MORE OR LE SS. S A IO HORTHSHORE R E P U T AND THE POIHT OP BEG IN ­ N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 8 I * 1 9 * 3 7 EAST PARCEL NO. 2 6 1 .0 SEMINOLA BOULEVARD A PEE SIMPLE | ALONG THE NORTHERLY L IN E OP S A IO LOT 7 1 , D IST AN CE O r 2 6 . 0 6 PEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OP SA ID LOT 7 1 ; THENCE SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 3 A PORTION OP PHASE 1 , SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM, MEST ALONG T1IE EASTERLY LINE OT S A ID LOT 7 1 , A SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH RANGE 3 0 EAST O IST A N C E O f 1 . 9 1 P EET ; THENCE NORTH 6 1 * 4 0 ' 0 7 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOP AS RECORDED IH W E ST, 3 6 . 0 6 TEET TO THE WESTERLY LIN E OP S A ID PLAT BOOK 2 7 , PACES 2 9 THROUGH 1 1 OF THE LOT 7 1 ; THENCE NORTH 0 6 * 2 0 ' 0 1 " EAST ALOHG S A IO PUBLIC RECOROS OP S EH IHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. L IN E 1 . 9 1 P E R TO THE POINT OP BEGINNING. BEING OESCRIBEO AS FOLLOWS: CONTAINING 3 0 SQUARE P E R , MORE OR L E S S , BEGIN AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF PHASE I , TOGETHER WITH SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2 7 , PACES 3 9 -THROUGH 1 4 , SA ID PO IN T BEING A PARCEL HO. 1 7 7 2 . ■ S E M IN O U BOULEVARD POINT ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWESTERLY, HAVING TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A CENTRAL ANCLE OP 0 3 * 9 1 * 1 4 - , A RADIUS OP 1 3 B 3 .6 6 PEET ANO A CHORD BEARING OE SOUTH A PART OP LOT 7 1 , HORTHSHORE R E P U T . SECTION 3 4 * 3 6 * 4 4 - EA S T ; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE 9 , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 1 0 E A R ACCORDING ARC or S A ID CURVE AND A NORTH L IN E OE PHASE I TO THE P U T THEREOP AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM ANO THE SOUTHERLY 1 1 , PAGES 1 0 THROUGH 12 O r THE PUBLIC RECORDS R IG H T-O P-H AY L IN E Or SEMINOLA BOULEVARD, OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 1 4 2 . 2 1 PEET TO THE POINT OP TANCENCY; THENCE SOUTH 3 1 * 1 9 * 3 7 - EAST ALONG S A ID L IN E S , 3 7 . 6 2 BEIN G DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: PEET TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OP PHASE 1 , SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM; THENCE SOUTH 1 0 * 1 7 * 1 2 - I COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP NORTHWEST ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OP PHASE I , 1 1 . 1 6 SHORE R E P U T AS RECORDED IN PUT BOOK 3 1 , PEET; THENCE NORTH 9 1 * 4 0 * 0 7 - W E ST, 1 3 6 . 9 3 FEET PAGES 1 0 THROUGH 1 3 OP THE PU BLIC RECORDS OP TO THE POINT OP CURVATURE O f A CURVE CONCAVE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A; THENCE RUN SOUTH SOUTHWESTERLY, S A ID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OE o a - a o 'o i - w est alo n g t h e m e r e r l y l in e o r s a i d 1 0 6 1 . 9 2 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 0 1 * 1 9 ' 1 7 - AND HORTHSHORE R E P U T . 1 0 . 0 0 P E R TO THE SOUTH­ A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH 3 2 * 1 9 * 4 6 * WEST; WESTERLY CORNER OE TRACT - 0 * . S A ID NORTHSHOHE THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OP SAID R E P U T ; THENCE SOUTH 6 1 * 1 9 * 9 7 - E A R ALONG THE CURVE 2 3 . 0 0 PEET TO > POINT OH CURVB; THENCE SOUTHERLY L IN E OP S A ID TRACT - 0 - , 3 1 7 . 3 3 P E R SOUTH 9 2 * 0 0 * 3 6 * WEST ALONG-A-MOSS-RADIAL L IN E , TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP SAXO LOT 7 1 , OP 1 9 .7 9 PEET TO A POINT ON T iff EASTERLY S A I D HORTHSHORE R E P U T ; THENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 3 0 * 0 1 R IG H T-O P-W AY L IN E OP AN UNNAMED 9 0 . 0 0 FOOT W E R ALONC TNE W E R E X L Y L IN E OP S A ID LOT 7 1 , A R IG H T-O F-W AY PER PLAT BOOK l, PAGE 2 6 OP THE D ISTAN CE OP 1 -.9 1 P E R TO THE PO IN T OP B E G IN ­ PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA N IN G ; THENCE SOUTH * 1 * 4 0 ' 0 7 - E A R 2 6 . 0 6 P E R (KNOWN AS H ILL S T R E E T ); THENCE NORTH 0 6 * 0 9 ' 0 1 " TO THE EASTERLY L IN E O T S A IO LOT 7 1 ; THENCE EAST ALONG S A ID R IGHT-OF-W AY LIM E 3 3 . 0 0 FEET SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 1 - H E R ALONG THE EASTERLY L IN E TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. OT S A IO LOT 7 1 , A DISTANCE OP 6 . 0 0 rE E T ; CONTAINING 2 9 6 3 PARCEL N O . PACES 1 0 THROUGH 12 OP THE PUBLIC SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A. THE PLAT THEREOP AS RECORDED IH PLAT BOOK 4 , PACES 12 AND 13 O r THE PUBLIC RECORDS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA. SQUARE PEET MORE OR L E S S . MORE OR L E S S , TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NO. 1 7 7 2 .• S E M IN O U BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A P A R O P 'L O T 7 2 , NORTMSIIORE R E P U T , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP *21 SOOTH, RANGE 3 0 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOP AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 3 1 , PACES 1 0 THROUGH 12 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA. BEIN G DESCRIBED AS t OLLOMSl COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OE NORTHSMORE R E P U T AS RECOROED IH P U T BOOK 1 1 , PACES 1 0 THROUGH 1 2 o r THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A; THENCE RUN SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 1 * MEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE O r S A ID NORTMSIIORE R E P U T ; 1 0 . 0 0 PEET TO THE SOUTH­ WESTERLY CORNER OP TRACT * 0 " , S A ID HORTHSHORE R E P U T ; THENCE SOUTH 6 1 * 3 6 ' 3 7 - WEST ALONC THE SOUTHERLY L IN E O r S A IO TRACT - 0 - . 2 4 1 . 6 1 PEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OP S A IO LOT 7 2 OP S A ID NORDISHORE R E P U T ; THtNCE SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 * 0 3 " MEST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIN E O r S A IO LOT 7 2 , A D IST AN C E*O F 1 . 9 1 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEG IN ­ N IN G ; THENCE SOUTH S I * 4 0 ' 0 7 - F A S T , 26.06 FEET TO A POINT OM THE EASTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 72; THENCE SOUTH 0 6 * 2 0 ' 0 1 * WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY LIME O r S A ID LOT 7 2 , A DISTANCE OF 5 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 6 l * 4 0 * 0 7 * WEST, 2 6 .0 6 FEET TO THE WESTERLY LINE O r SA ID LOT 7 2 ; THENCE NORTH 0 8 * 2 0 ' 0 1 * EAST ALONG SA ID L I N E , 5 . 0 0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 2 0 6 PARCEL NO. SQUARE FEET, 2 9 7 .0 MORE OR L E S S . 8 EMIMOLAfBOULEVARD MORE OR L E S S . • O 4 , , 6 0 tA •OUUSVXRO rCC SlnPLt A PART OP LOT 21 AND THE MEST H Of LOT 3 3 , BLOCK A , SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOOTH, RANGE 3 0 E A S T , ACCORDING TO PARCEL N O . 3 6 6 .7 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD TEE SIMPLE A PART OF LOT 3 , NORTIISIIORE R E P U T , SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 1 0 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 1 1 , BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 2 2 , BLOCK C , TRIPLETT LAKE SHORES AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 6 , PAGE 1 6 or THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLO RID A, S A ID CORNER ALSO BEING TNE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OP SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM, PHASE I AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 2 7 , PACES 2 9 THROUGH 1 4 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, F LO R ID A ; THENCE RUN SOUTH 9 1 * 1 9 ' 3 7 - EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OP S A ID BLOCK C AND THE SOUTHERLY R ICH T-O P-M AY L IN E OP S E M IN O U BOULEVARD, 1 1 0 . 1 7 FEET TO THE POINT OP CURVATURE OP A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY HAVING A CENTRAL ANCLE OP 1 0 * 1 2 * 1 0 - , A RAOIUS OP 1 1 9 6 . 2 0 PEET ANO A CHORD BEARING OP SOUTH 5 6 * 4 4 ' 0 2 * EA S T ; THENCE ALONG THE ARC OP S A ID CURVE AND R IC K T -O P -H A Y L IN E 2 1 9 . 9 4 TEET TO THE POINT OP BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE ARC OP S A IO CURVE AND R IG H T -O r-W A Y L IN E THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 0 2 * 3 1 * 4 1 * AND A CHORD BEARING Of SOUTH 4 1 * 2 1 '3 7 EAST, A OISTANCE OP 9 0 . 0 0 FEET TO THE HOST EASTERLY CORNER OF LOT 2 3 , BLOCK C ; THENCE SOUTH 0 7 * 1 6 ' 1 1 * WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF S A ID LOT 2 5 , BLOCK C , 2 5 .6 1 FEET TO A POINT OM CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLY SA IO CURVE HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE 0 T 0 2 * 2 1 * 1 1 - , A RAOIUS OF 1 2 1 9 .9 2 FEET AND A CHORD BEARING O r NORTH 4 1 * 5 4 * 0 1 - N E S T ; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE 5 0 . 9 1 rE E T TO A POINT ON THE WESTERLY L IN E OF S A ID LOT 2 5 , BLOCK C ; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 5 1 * 3 9 EAST ALOHG SAID LOT L I N E , 2 5 . 9 7 FEET TO THE POIHT O r BEGINNING. CONTAINING PARCEL NO. SQUARE rEET, 1246 3 0 4 .2 ALL THAT PART O r THE NORTHERLY 5 6 5 . 0 0 TEET O T THE EASTERLY 175.00 TEET O T BLOCK - C - , T R IP L E T LAKE SHORES AOOITION TO CASSELBERRY AS RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 6 , PAGES 40 ANO 41 O r THE PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA. BEING DESCNIBEO AS FOLLOWS I COMMENCE AT A 4 - CONCRETE MONUMENT NARKING TNE HOST NORTHERLY CORNER OP THE P U T OP T R IP L E T LAKE SHORES THIRD ADO. AS RECOROED IN P U T BOOK 1 2 , PACE It OT THE PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, P LO R ID A; THENCE SOOTH 0 6 * 5 9 * 2 1 " WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE O T S A ID PUT, 2 7 1 .1 6 PEET TO A REBAR AND CAP RLS NUMBER 2 7 0 0 MARKING THE MOST EASTERLY CORNER OE S A ID P U T ; THENCE CONTINUE SOOTH 0 t * 9 9 ' 2 ] - . ' WEST, 31*. 3 7 PEET TO A PO IN T ON THE SOUTHERLY LINE OP D .R . M IT C H E L L 'S SURVEY, OP THE LEVY] GRANT ON LAKE JESSUP AS RECORDED IN PUT BOOK 1 , PAGE 5 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP S E M I -; NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE SOUTH 0 0 * 2 1 ' 4 1 " . WEST, 4 1 . 2 7 TEET TO THE PO IN T OP INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTHERLY R IG H T-O P-W AY LIN E O r T R I P - . LET LAKE DRIVE AS RECOROED IN P U T BOOK 1 2 , ' PAGE 7 9 O r THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA AND THE WESTERLY R IC H T-O P -W A Y LIN E POR QUINTUPLET DRIVK (WINTER PARK D R IV E ) AS RECOROED IN OR BOOK 4 9 9 , PAGE 1 9 6 OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SA ID POINT ALSO BEING THE POINT O r BEG IN N IN G ; THENCE SOUTH 0 1 * 1 8 * 1 4 - W EST, ALONG S A ID WEST­ ERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y L IN E , 9 4 7 . 9 9 FEET) THENCE NORTH ■ ■ • 4 1 * 2 4 * W EST, 3 7 9 .0 0 PEET; THENCE NORTH 0 1 * I S 13 4 - EA S T , 1 0 7 . 9 7 EEET TO A POIH T ON THE SOUTHERLY R IC H T-O P -W A Y LINE OP S A ID T R IPLET LAKE D R IV E ; THENCE NORTH 5 4 * 1 4 ' 2 1 EAST ALONG S A ID R IG H T -O P-W AY L IN E , 4 4 9 . 1 1 PEET TO THE POINT OP BEG IN N IN G . CONTAINING 3 . 7 7 1 PARCEL N O . ACR ES, MORE OR L E S S . 3 0 7 .0 S E M IN O U BOULEVARD PEE SIM PLE BEING A PORTION OP THE LANDS DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK 1 9 3 , PAGES 1 9 7 - 1 9 9 OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, P LO R ID A. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY O E S C K IU O AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE A T THE INTERSECTION OP THE NORTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y LIN K OP ■ m l NOLA BOULEVARD AS SHOWN ON THE P U T OP S E M IN O U BOULEVARD AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 9 , PAGE 9 0 OP TNE P U B L IC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA AND THE WESTERLY R ICH T-O P-W AY L IN E OP NORTH WINTER PARK DR IVE AS 5HOWN ON THE AMENDED P U T OT LAKE KATHRYN PARK SECOND AOD ITIO N AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 1 6 , PAGES 9 AND 6 OP TNE PU BLIC RECOROS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIDA S A ID PO IN T ALSO BEING A POINT ON CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEAST­ ERLY, HAVING A RAOIUS OP 1 0 9 4 .2 6 PEE T . A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 0 6 * 1 9 * 0 1 - AND A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH 6 9 * 1 9 * 9 2 - W EST; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG S A ID NORTHERLY R IG H T -O F -W A Y LINK AND THE ARC O r S A ID CURVE, 1 4 9 . 2 0 PEET TO THE PO IN T OP BEG IN N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG TNE ARC OP S A ID CURVE HAVING A RAOIUS OP 1 0 9 6 . 2 4 P E E T . A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 0 0 * 1 2 ' 4 3 ” AND A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH 6 9 * 1 4 ' 2 7 - W EST; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY 1 ALONG S A IO RIGHT-OP-M AY AND THE ARC OT S A ID CURVE, 4 . 0 7 PEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER O r LOT 9 , BLOCK D , T R IPLET T LAKE SHORES AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I . PAGE 16 O r THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIDA; THENCE NORTH 2 1 * 4 3 * 3 6 - EAST ALONG TNE EASTERLY L IN E OP S A ID LOT 9 , A DISTANCE O r 9 9 . 7 2 PER; THENCE SOUTH 6 1 * 9 6 * 9 6 - E A R , 4 . 1 1 P E R ; THENCE SOOTH 2 1 * 4 4 * 1 1 ’ W E R , 1 0 0 . 0 0 P E R TO THE PO IN T OT BEGINNING. CONTAINING 4 0 9 SQUARE P E R . MORE OR L E S S . each Defendant It lurthar notiftad that lha Pettlwner .t il petition tor an Ordtr ol Taking baloro tha Honorabta O H. Eaton. Jr., ono ol tha Judgat ol tha abo.* tt,led Court, on the Jnd day ol March. 1994. at 9 X a m . in the Seminole County Courthowte. Sanlord. Florida. In j accordance «lth Itt Declaration ot Taking haretotore Iliad In thtt cawte All Delendantt to thlt wit and alt othtr interottod partial may timely reguetl a hearing on the Petition lor the Order at Taking el the time end place devgnated and bo hoard Any Oetandam tailing to tile a timely reguett tor hearing than naive any right to ob|ect to the Order ot Taking ANO Each Defendant and any other pertont claiming any Interact In the property drtcribed in the Petition In the above tty led Eminent Domain proceeding It hereby required to terve written defentet. it any you have, to tho Petition haretotore Iliad In thlt route on the Petitioner, and any reguett tor a hearing on tho Petition tar the Ordtr ot Taking. It detlred. an Petitioner'! Attorney, whote name end eddrett It iho*n beta, on or betore February 11 1914. and to tile the original ot your or men detente* and any reguett lor hearing on the Petition tor tha Ordtr ol Taking *|th tho Clerk ol thlt Court either before tervice an tho Petitioner'! Attorney or immediately thereafter, to th o . .h a t right, title. Interott or lion you or any ot you have or claim In and to the property drtcribed in told Petition and to th o. ceute. il any you hove, why Mid property thouid not be ; condemned lor tho utet and purpotet at M l forth In u id Petition II . you loll to entwer. a default may bo entered agemat you lor lha relief demanded in tho Petition tt you toll to reguett a hearing an tho. Petition tor Order ot Taking you then waive any right to oblect to Mid Order ol Taking WITNESSmy hand and teal olMld Court on January! 1994 ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FUR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Ruth King Deputy Clerk R OBERTA m c m il l a n County Attorney ter Seminole County, Florida Seminole County Service! Building lig iE e ttF lrit Street Sanlord Florida 22771 Telephone I40TI 111 IIX . Eel T7S4 Attorney tor Petitioner Publlth February*. 1994and February II. 1994 DEO 1; Legal Notice NOTICE Toylor'i Towing .III toll ol Public Auction on February 21 1994 ot 16 06 a m a 1964 a boor Bukk VIN I04AM49AEHSIT] Brown. FL Tog I KHVtaj and a 1911 B ulck w ith tho V IN IG tCW tOlIF 14241)1, a Door Virginia LkonM Plato I XIMI74 Gray at 04 Ring R d. Orlando. FL A PORTION OP LOT 2 9 , BLOCK C , TRIPLETT LAKE SHORES, SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 2 1 SOUTH, RANGE 1 0 EAST ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK S , PAGE 16 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. MORE OR L E S S . S E M IN O U BOULEVARD rEE SIM PLE Publlth February I I 11 IL 14. IT. IL M. 21.22.21 1994 D EO 114 Notice NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In bwtlnett in Seminole County, Florida, under th a F ic t it io u s N a m e of T R A N t C A R I B E COMMUNICATIONS. and that I m tend to regular m M nemo trim tha Dlvltlen at Corporations. Tollohatsee. Florida. In occordance with the prevlttont at the Fktltleut Noma Statute*. Town Section 6SJ99. Florida Statute* 1991 Sherry S. Allen Publlth Fibrwery I I 1994 D E O 199 | . . ; , • | �• * I ' 1'l b i B Sh H EM h IH a v -r m ~ H I 101 - Sanford Herald, Sanford Florida - Sunday. February 13, 1094 37— N u r s e r y * Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TNK CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I I I T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOR ItM IN O L t COUNTY CASE NO: f* 144 DR 41 S Inr# th# marriage of HOWARD RUSSELL PARSONS JR IN TM1 CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CRIMINAL CASE NO t lM ilC F A SCSO INCIDENT NO IN RE FORFEITURE OF 1171 CHEVROLET IMPALA VIN riMltHivtttoai NOTICEOF FOR FEITURE PROCEEDING TO Alphonja Catby J ill Wethington Straol Sanlord FloridaM77I and all othert who claim an In le re tt In lha ta llo w in g properly m i CHEVROLET IMPALA VIN tlM K H lV IM e ) Donald F Etimgat. ot toe Sam Inot* County Sherillt Ol lice. Seminole County. Florida, th rou g h h it o lllc a r t . In votllgatort or aganlt. tailed lha above property on November II Irfl. al or near Mein Street end Canaan Road. Seminole County. Florida, and It pretcntly holding laid property tor toe purpote ol tor tellur* purtuani to Section* Yll tot TO 704, Flor.da Slalutet. and will REQUEST lhal an Honorable Judge ol toe Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Ftor Ido. Imd probable caute that the above properly thauld bo forfeited to toe above agency You will be tent a copy ol toe Order finding Probable Ceuta once II It tigned by toe Judge end H will edvite you how and whan to rttpend to thit requetl tor torlvlturr t HEREBY C E R TIFY T H A T a true and correct copy ot toll Nonce wet tent to toe above named eddrtttet by U S regit fared mail, return receipt r* quelled toll IMh day ot Do camber. IfYl MARY ANN KLEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florida Bar No tlFtlt SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IMS Mto Street Sanford F lor Ida 17711 Met Telephone (KM OSeeri Publito February a * I t la IHa DEO M Petitioner. and LISAOAY PARSONS NOTICE OF ACTION TO LISA CAY PARSONS YOU ARE N O TIFIED mat an action tor Diuolutlan of Mar rlaga Hat boon Iliad againtl you and yew are required to larva a copy at y®ur written dtfeniei II any. la II an HOWARD R PARSONS. JR who** addrrtt It *14 MURPHY ROAD. WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA 1770*. on or batora FEBRUARY la. Ilfa. and Ilia fh# original with Ilia Clark el Hilt court either botora lervk# on petitioner or Immadi alaly Itiaraaltor. otherwlt* a dalavll trill ba aniarad agaimt row tor fhe renal demanded m the complaint or pal Ulan D A T E D on JA N UAR Y » Itta ALARY ANNE MORSE At Clark el the Court Nancy R Wirier At Deputy Clark Publlih; January K . M A Feb rwery a. IX IWa DEN IIS IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JU O IC IA l CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.: ?11111CAI4 [ r I nor man carportlen d b a MORTGAGE O EF A U LTS E R V ICES COMPANY, ale . PtaHilItt. Yt JOSEPH R WEBB.efim.at*1. Otlandanlt NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE It haraby given that purtuani to Ih* Final Judgment of Foreclotwre and Soto ontored in the cauta pending In lha Circuit Court ol lha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and lor Seminole County. Florida. Civil Action Number t ] 1J11 CAN E lha undertigned Clark will tan the property ufueled in told County, deurtbeda* Tho E ett J M Nat ol Lot J and all ol Lai I and lha Watt II CO toet at Lai *. Stock I. BE L A IR , according to lha plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book ). Papa 71. of Hw Public Record! ol Sam Inoto County. Florida togolhar with all ttrucluret Improveman It. fixture*. appll ancat and appurtenancat on to Id land or utad In conjunction thereinth. at public tale to lha htghett and bat! bidder lor cath •I 11:04 o'clock A M . on lha tlh day of AAarch t m . at too won Irani door ol I ho Seminole County Courthouto. Sontard. IN TH EC IR C U IT COURT OF THE IITH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS N O .K ITS * C A U L R ESO LUTIO N TRUST COR PORATION AS RECEIVER OF SECURITY FIRST FED E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCI A T I ON OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. Pletntitl. V*. ROLAND L DAVIS. *1*1.. Datendamii). NOTICE OF ACTION II7FK T O : Unknoen direclort end olllcart al R A R SUPPLY COMPANY. INC . a CarporrHon end R A R SUPPLY COM PANV. INC . a Corporal mn. 'It hairt. davitaet. lagalaet or gran loot and all pertont or pertloa claiming by. through, under ar agaimt them Rllldenco unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIEO tool an Action ler terecloiure el a mortgage toe tor towing property In Seminole Counfy Florida Let 1IA FOREST BROOK FOURTH SECTION, according to toe plal iherool at Recorded In Plel Book if. Page la. ol toe Public flecordi el Seminole County. Ftor We hot bean Iliad againtl you and you era required to aerve a copy •f your written defamet. II any. to It on SPEAR AND HOFF ALAN. Attorney!, whoae addrrtt It FOB South O h io Highway. Carol Goblet. Florida Ulae. within k d*yi a<t*r to* fleet publication and to file too ortgi no I with the Clark ol Ihlt Court either betar* trrvko on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN, attorney! or Immediately there*tier, other wit* a datauil will b* entered agaipti you tor to* rtliel d* mended In to* Complaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and tool ot tola Court on February to. ma (SEAL) Pertont with dllability who need * tpacial accommodation to parttdpale In tola proceeding thoutd contact ADA Coordinator at M l N. Park Avenue. Suite N. K l . Sanlord Florida H77I. ol tootl live deyt prior to to* pracoedlng. Tatephono: iaiFi « a x e h . m i ; i m o tss 4F7HTDO). or l MO t U 17701VI. vie Florid* Relay Service MARVANNE MORSE A t Clerk otto# Court By: Ruth King At Deputy Clerk Publlth: February IX JO m < DEO 111 (CO URT SEALI MARYANNS MORSE C LER K OF TH E CIRCUITCO URT l y : Dorothy w Bolton Deputy Clark Publlth February IX K . IWa DEOM i , i _____________■ ■ ' ■ __________ COUNTY OP CtM INOLB NOTICE A T T E N T IO N : Wlllla Roland and Kalharlno Frtorton or toalr hairt. atalgnt. tram tort, or wc cotton in inlarotlt and lha unknown tpoutat al all lha R E ; LO TS *1 ♦ N J O P A C K A R D S 1ST A D D T O M IDW AY F I 1 FO IN HMD O REBNW AY S TR E E T) A recent impaction ol tot ha unoccupied itruc luret are unsafe, untuitebto tor occupancy and datr(menial to tho health, taltty, and not lore o( too general public. The itruc luret art a health and lira haiard due to inadequate main lananca. dilapidation, and In accordance with Sammote County Ordinance 14-It, lha above mentioned ttructgrei are declared to be a public nuleanc* and mutl be damollihad and removed from lha property. The demolition and removal ot too ttrucluret mutt begin within l » ) day* and bo cam ttoln ninety (to) deyt attor receipt aI toit notlea. ar you may undertake too appeal protoaa at eufftoed In Section Savon (F| el County Ordinance Number tola. To puraue toe appeal protect, It will be m tery tor you to appoi too Board ol County Commit tienart and proton! any relevant or malarial tecti ar avldonca at to why too above mantlonad ttrucluret mould m l bo do clarod a public nutlance. II you with to appeal to too Board ai Commlialinert- ptoata lot mo know and I will roquatl toe Board M i n t time and data tor a hear tog Failure to begin remevel ol •ho ttrucluret or failure to appeal to me Beard ol Commit atonort within thirty l » ) deyt altar receipt ol Ihit notice may roauif In action being token by lha Cacotty to have lha itruc iWTH ot *TiOII|FVQ VnQ iffnOYEu All coatt incurred by too County tor too domollIon and removal ol too ttrucluret will bo etteit od to you and may become a Hen age mil your property. It you have any quotttom concerning toll matter, pleato call Oreme Nwanodi at K l IIH . a.lentlon LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVCN lhal to# City ol Longwood In accordance with Florida Stale Statute! Chapter 10) It donating mltcelleniewt loti (recovered) bicycle! to • (heritable orgenl tattoo. A compittt Hit ol th* blcyclet with tho make/model and tar la I numbert It available tor In tpectlen at to* Longwood Police Department, at « j w Church Ave . Longwood. FL K IM All Intorvtled portent making claim agaimt any preparty mutl the* proof ol ewnerthip or mutl be abi* to identify any marking* prior to aaamlnatlen ol tuch properly. Rhonda Ladtord Purchatlng Director (to;)lao u*o Publlth: February IX lf«« OEOM to t Publlth February a. 11. JO, J7, iffa D EO Ft CELEBRITY CIPHER CwMi'ty C«nw oyerer*** are ervewd htm euoutwm t , tanwut M ana aratam t v ' v n v r lr« [<re UV^I Owner raat, t o v i euuee a l V T a X V Z O J H A M Y J H V J *H L E 0 D F C .H M V A m n v Y M E N W D I H C Z J D V V J V A T K H I N W H E O n v T H m I D Z Z a A O T J I D A V . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Raymond Burr had m* gtealest tan to of humor o l Any person f ovot mat Whal ■ lovely man! ' — Barbara Hats Legal Notices IN THE C O U N TY COURT IN A N O F O R T H IN IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A N O FO R ORANOE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NUM BER: COflOf* OlVISIONi 71 FIRST FED E R A L SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA C O U N TY, a corporation rant mg under th* lawi ol th* United Slatet ol Amartca Plalnlllt. vt TIMOTHY M FRAEIERand BARBARA F R A Z IE R .h italto, Defendant i A M E N O ID N O TIC E O F ACTION TO BARBARA F HAZIER whott wheraaboult It/are unknown but whota tail known addrett It 101 Butternut Lane. Longwood Florida 1777* YOU ARE N O TIFIE D tool to* above itytod eclion to an tore* a legal claim tor a dvtt owing by you to the Plaintiff. FIRST FE O E R A L SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OS CEOLA C O U N T Y , hat been Med egeintt you In to* Circuit Court In end tor the Ninth Judiciel Circuit, lor Orange County. F tor Ido. end you ere roquirtd to ter** a copy ol your written Oriental It any. to It on LY N N W A L K E R W R IG H T. ESQUIRE. Attorney ler to* Plelnhit. whota addrett It *4* South Dillard Street. P O Bo> 7711*. Winter Garden. Florida 14777 HaO. on or before to* Find day el March let*, and either HI* the original with th* Clerk of toll Ciurl thereafter, otoerwlt* a OviauM will be entered ageintl you tor Ih* relief demanded in th* Complaint, WITNESS my hand and teal ol ton Court thit Ito day of February. Ietc (SEAL) FRANCARLTON CLERK OF TH E COURT By Debbie T McCall Deputy Clerk Publlth February II. K 17 A AAarch*. leva DEO IIS IN THE C IR C UIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF FLO R ID A IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A O IN E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. f i n a l C A U L FIRST FE O E R A L SAVINGS A LOAN OF ROCHESTER. PlalntiH. vt. COLIN CLARK. ROSE CLARK, hit wtto. U N IT E D STATES OF AMERICA, and HOUSE h O IO RETAIL SERVICES INC . Detondarriti) N O TIC E O F ACTION TO C O L IN C L A R K E and ROSE CLARK, hit wito Riddance UnKnown If Allva. and ll dead, all parlle; claiming Intorotl by. •hreugh. under or againtl C O LIN C L A R K and ROSE CLAR K. hit wife, and ail partita having or claiming to have any right, mi* or imereti mi to* property herein detcrlbod You are hereby notified tool on action to torvetoe* a mart In SEMINOLP County. PlerM* Let 71 and Weal » feel H Lot 71. Block H. LA K E WAVAUN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION. *c cording to the Plot thereof, at recorded In Plot Boo* X Peg* *7. of the Public Record! ot Seminole County. Florida he! been filed agolntf you and you or* required to terv* a copy Of your written detent*!. II any, to it on Fran Elite Zion. At lorney ler P la im ill. whota addrett la Suit* 144. t i l l Madruga Avenue. Coral Gablet. Florida HIM . Within K deyt alter to* llrtt publication *1 to* Nolle* and Ilia th# original wtto th# Ctork ot thit Court either baler* ter vice on Plaintiff'• attorney or Immediately there after, otoerwlt* o default will be mt*r*d egeintt you lor too ro'lol demanded In lha com plaint WITNESS my hand and lha tael el Ihlt Court thit loth day ol February,1*14 (SEALI Pertont with a ditabill1 Willy who need a tpacial actomimode IIon to panic ipato In toil proceeding thauld contact A D A Coordinator ol Seminoto Counfy Courthouaa. Ml N Park Avonua. Suit* N xi Sanlord. Florid* K i l l , at Natl Hvo deyt prior to tho proceeding Telephone: (007) m 4 1 K oat. 4777. 1 400 *114771 ITD O ) or I t « n S *770 (V ) via Florida Raley Service.** AAARYANNE MORSE A l Ctork ol th* Court B y Cacalia V Ekam A! Deputy Ctork Publlth Ftbruary IX XL Itf4 D E 0 177 IN VITATIO N TO BID Uniterm A Mat Rental Annual Requirement Agreement A/R 117 Cvttodial Paper Seppltot A/R-SM SemInoto County Board *1 County Cemmlttlonen rtquettt Inltrttttd partial to tubmlt formal teatod Wdt tor the above rotoroncod Invtfatlettt to Bid Bid package! *r* aveliabto between lha hourt of I K a m to S 00 p m .. *1 th# Caunly't Purchatlng Dlvitton located at.1141 E H I Slrool. Room U04 Sanlord. FL 12771 Rrqjvtl lor bid document! may b* mad* by calling (407) H I I IK attention Tit*, or yta local ml toOt (407) KB tS44. BW* mutl bo rocvlvod by tho Purchatlng Dfvltion no later than l oo p m . (local time) on Wectoetdey. March 7. 1004 Bidt received alter tuch lima will ba rvturrwd unopened Bldt thall be addrattad properly end p la in ly m a rk e d w ith Ih* apprtpriait bid numbar and lltto All bldt thall be opened publicly and road aloud ALL P R O S P E C TIV E BID DERS ARE H E R E B Y CAU TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY M EM BER OF THE SEM I NOLI C O U N TY BOARD OF CO UN TY C O M M ISSIO N ER I R E G A R D IN G T H E ABOVE BID ALL CONTACTS MUST BE C H ANNELED THROUGH THE PURCHASING DIVISION Ctnlocl Randy Vagantan. B u y e r, a l (4 4 7 ) J I I - I D * t « tomd r i l l ] (or further Inter melton. M/WBE’i art encouraged to participate in the bid procat i Publlth: February IX 1014 DEON Legal Notices Legal Notices IN VITATIO N TO BID All Tarraht lacavator REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Tho Homing Authority af Seminal* County it requeuing pcapeM il from llrmt etparl enced and qualified to prepare CIAP and related HUD pro potato Information regarding Ih* e>a<1 prepet il requirement! can be obtained by contacting M i WHIM Ma* Franklin. Etec uttv* Director of Ih* Homing Authority ot Seminal* County Th* Authority it faceted af aaj Academy Place. Oviedo. FL KTkS (407) MS K it Propotalt ar* du* tor review at fh* above addratt 41 II 00 A M February IE lf*4 Publlth February IIA 11.1**a OEOM Sam mol# County Board at County Commlittontrt roqwotlt interacted portlet to tubmlt formal tee ted bldt lor Ih* above rv torented Invitation to Bid Bid package! will be available at the Caunly't Purchatlng Dl vitlon located at: 1101 E III Street. Banm MO* Sanlord. F L 11771 Requoil tor bid document! may ba mad* by calling (4*7) H I I IK attention III*, or via lectimil* a( (447I1M flea Bldt mutl be received by Ih* Purchatlng Olvltton no later then 7 00 p m (local llmol on Wednrtdey. March 1. 1004 Bldt received attor tuch dm* will be returned unopened All bldt thall be opened publicly and feed f loud A L L P R O S P EC TIVE BID DERS ARE H ER EB Y CAU TIO N ED NOT TO CONTACT ANY M EM BER OF THE SEM INOLE COUNTY BOARD OF C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS C O U N T Y M A N A G E R . OR C O U N TY STAFF MEMBERS R E G A R D .N G TH E ABOVE BID. ALL CONTACTS MUST BE CHAN N ELED THROUGH TH E PURCHASING Ol VISION Cent act Wendy Galich. Pur chating Supervlior. *• t*07> 171 I 1 » attention T i l l ter further Intor melton M WBE 1 ar* encouraged to participate In th* bid proertt Publlth February IX 10*4 D E O 07 IN VITATIO N TO BID Trathe Barricade! Annual Raqutromant Agreement A/R 170 Feat mo Material H i I A/R *40 Concrete Stock A Rale tod Material A*re*meet A/R Ml Seminole County Board ol County Commltttonert roquettt interacted par Hot to tubmlt formal teeled bldt tor Ih* above referenced Inv 11*1lent to Bid Bid pec legal or* available between th* hourt ol I K i n to 1 00 p m . ot th* County'! Purchatlng Dlvitton tocatodat; 1101 E lit Street. Room not Sanford. FLK77I Requetl tor bid documontt may be mad* by calling 1407! K I I I K attention 711*. ar via l*C*imli**t(407>K4H4k Bldt mutt be received by th* Purchatlng Dlvitton n* later man I SO p m (local Hmal on WoWtotdey. March I. 10*4 Bldt received after tuch dm* will be returned unopened Bldt thall be addrattad properly and p la in ly m a rk e d w ith lha appropriate bid number and flit* All bldt thall be opened public ty and rood aloud ALL p r o s p e c t iv e b id D ERS ARE H E R EB Y CAU TIO N E D NCT TO CONTACT AN Y M EM BER OF TH E SEM INOLE CO U N TY BOARD OF C O U N T Y COM M ISSIONERS R E O A R O IN O T H E ARO VE BID A L L CONTACTS MUST BE CHA N N ELED THROUGH TH E PURCHASING DIVISION Contact Jecqul Perry. Buyer. Of (4471 K l I IK attention 7114 tor further Information M/WBE’t or* encouraged to participate In Ih* bid procett Publlth February IX 1004 O E O ff______________________ LE G A L AD V ER TISEM EN T • IDfl/Ot-U N O T IC E It H E R E S Y GIVEN , lhal Ih* City el Sontard. Florid* will receive tooted Mdt up to I X P M on Tvetdoy. March 1. 10*4. In Ih* Purchatlng Office. Roam 141 tor lha tellow Ing item*: R AC K H O I R EN TAL All bidi art to be delivered ar malted to: The City o* Sanford. Purchatlng Offtc*. MS N. Pork Avenue. Sanlord. Florid* 17771 The tooted bldt will be publicly opened later lhal tarn* day al ]:C0 P M In Ih* City Com million Chambert. Room 111. Sanlord City Hail. Late effort will b* returned to tender un bid forint ar* aveliabto, at no coil. In Ih* Purchatlng Office. Room M l. KB N. Pork Avenue. Sanford. Ftor Ida. 1407) K4MI1. Fact miPa a will not bo acceptable Tho City *1 Saf.tord rotary** th* right to accept or rated any or *11 bidt. with or without cauta. fa walvo technical met or to accept the ltd which In IH lodgement boat ter vet Ih* Inter ott of th* CityP o rte n t with d lto b lllllo t needing ettitlanc* to partld pot* In eny of that* proceeding! thou Id contact tho Portotmtl Ottlc* AD A Coordinator at KO Salt forty eight hourt In advene* ot Ih* mealing C IT Y OF SANFORD Welter Shear In Purchatlng Agent February*. Iff* Publlth: February IX l**4 D E O 117 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CataNa.TBMO-CA-lf-1 RESOLUTION’ TR U S T COR­ PORATION. at Concernt lor tor Carteret Federal Savlngt Bank — Succottor to Cartortt Savlngt Bank. F A . Plaintiff. vt DAVID H W ALLER and Lind* L. W aller; and UNKNOWN TENANTI/OW NERS. NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* It hereby given lhal. purtuani to Ih* Order ar Final Judgment entered In Hill cauta In th* Circuit Court of Seminote Coimly. Florid*. I will toll Ih* property iltuatod In Sentinel* County. Florida, devrrtwdai Lot It, Block 4, Rapial el Shoot No. I A No ). NORTH O R L A N D O T O W N S ITE 4lh A D D ITIO N , according to ih* plot Iherool. at recorded m Plot Book 14. Peget 7 and 4 *1 Ih* Public Record! *1 Seminole County>Florid*, dl public tate. toIh* hlghatl and bad bidder. Mr cath. of lha W ot! Front Door, Itmlnel# County Courfhout*. In Sontard. Florid*, of II .St AAA. on March 4.1*4*. AAAR YANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By; Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Cleik Publlth February IX K . t*ta D E G 114 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STATE OF FLORIOA. INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION Cat* H a iti H U CA 1* E S O U TH TR U S T M O R TG A G E CORPORATION. Plaintiff, vt J A V A PETERSONj CAROLYN SUE PETERSON. U N I T E D S T A T E S OF A M E R IC A ; and F L O R ID A FANCY. INC ; Ofllvndenti NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* It haraby given lhal. purtuani to a F Inal Judgment el Fortclotur* ante rad In the above tfy lad cauta. In fh* C ircu it Court *1 Saminel* County. Florida. I will tall th* property illuate In Seminal* County, Ftor>da deter .bed at L O T 1, B L O C K O. H IG H L A N D H IL L S . AC C O R D IN G TO TH E P L A T THEREO F AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK II. PAG E SA. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA at public tala, to lha htghett and belt bidder, far cath. at th* Watt Irani door of fh# Semin*!* County Courfhout*. at laniard Ftor Ida at 11.00 A M on March 4. t**4 D A TE D thit 7th day ol Febru ary. tf*4 MARVANNE MORSE Ctork *f Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Ctork In accordance with Ih* A mar Man with OftaMliliet Act. par torn needing a ipevlal accem madatUn to participate m thit proceeding thoirtd centact th* Individual or agency tending notice not later than teven day* prior to th* proceeding al fh* addrett given an Hw notice Telephone 4*7 111 a lK oaf. 4777; t 404*M 1771 (T D D ) or I 444* U 1774 (VI. via Florida Relay Service Publlth February IX X . 1»4 D E O 111 Child a r t CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 CLASSIRE0 DEPT. HOURS • iO O A J L 'S J O P J I. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED S A TU R D A Y ASUN0AY 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 P H V A TE P A R TY RATES 14 COfWdCUBvt ttfM d ------------- 571 l l n a rcom ocuVvBttnM B_______ 7 0 M to* 3 ctvwBCUtfv* tb itr* ------------- t i l a ln * iN u tltia ln o m e m o r ia l G AR D EN S. F e m l City I iota. > caikai!. I vault! if i u-taa n « 4 rat i4i i pricell 55- Business Opportunities * 3 Lin** Mnknuni A U TO FARTS WHOLESALE N elPraflllSSKtoW k yte> Minimum lnv*!liranl IK K *" In cured Guaraitood *W**’ *W _________ N 0W ACCEP TN G ScrwdJeig may n A jd o Herald AdvermoiH tie coal o( an adMonal day Cancal whan you gal reaidB Pay orty fcr day* yew ad iww al rato aamad Uta id detcnpWon lor laeteet leatAW Copy rmal toaow aooaputda fyp» graphical tom •Commoroal Bequency rate* ar* i 0EADUNES Tuaeday Bmi Friday t| Noon Tha Doy Badarq Sunday And Monday 1 30 P.M . PREay Fndi A D JUIS S TM E N TTS S A N D CREDITS: In th* th * * v * m (H a n error In *o event ad, tha Sanford H btb M MB ba rwaponaibfa tor tha fliat Inaardon only and only to Sw extant o f th* coal of that Insertion. H e w e choeli your ed tor Reeurwey the f ln l dey R ru n t. ESYA8 Af ATPHONE ROUTE SUSO/wk potential _________1444 W M l ________ ; JA N ITO R IA L FRANCHISES E ila b llih a d l a n ia r d Area II KB mo irtom*. price S4.7W 4X044 me income, prk* lll.M Q P h: O T 7 K __________ MAILORDER BUSINESS Start tram homo tor under 1400 No telling Malnvwitory Wonderful Oppvhtolty I RECORD!NO I-BCD-1S7-0H5 5t— Financial H - Elderly Cars ADULT CARE in o«a pnvete home. Lake Mary area I available bedt to man only Pirate contact Virgil af _________W O T IKS_________ ADULT CARE Hi our private longwood home 1 bedt avail Ptoei* contact Ombto 774 ear? M a lt a Control ProWtmi? SENIORV call to find out II you qualify tor aasalanc* with OIAFERS/PADS delivered to your dear monthly W *4* UH 31— Persons Is ~ ADOPTIONS Free medical cat*, trantaer laiian. count* I tog. private doctor pirn living < Bar 171111SClearwater Attorney Jake Fritter K b t l t H4a UIW IN CASHM! And etwr great p riin cert beeti. •■otic vaction! Enter iwaepttaka* and centokte a* teiuteiy He* For >4 hr re corded Into 447 M l C T I t i l ) 35— S p e c i a l N o t i c e s 35— Special Notices ______ Services______ STOPF0RECIDSURE! I can help *1% i i t i t u Barry M ye n atf-aaBSSM until 4FM TAXES PREPARED FAX TOURClASSinED AD TOUS ANYTIME DAY OMMIGHT1 407 - 323-9408 For canu nlant nothing beat! cal advert Itin* n Ih* Santord Herakl Faa u! your ad to me CiaaUSed Dept and Include Hw Mowing In tormat (on a Billing name, addreik and phone number a Contact name and phot* number t*r ad verlllcslwn a Start date a Numbar of day! you would like yovr ad >o run If you have any queiltom. plaaia call lha Clam lied A d v a r llt l n y O eparlm anl Monday Friday. I K S H NEWAVS "V“ nny Dtp" ****< cream Aa teen en Ch 4 no*! New available Ptoaaa call Nelalte Farguaaniao OT* ,11, K ' Tea preparation tram Sit up 407 O T 7X7 41— Money to Land HELP DtlVINCANDSTILL SET THE MMET1 All you need It yew lltto Jack Demon* lor applOntmenl 7 1 -H e lp Wanted IAS* AVON product! Earn to SOX No daor/dtar. F T/ F T Sondini iin /ia xa a a iia a ACCOUNTING C U R A Pari lime Mult be riper I enced to computer data entry and account! payable Bllln guel dtaired Salary rang* SS14 hour Send Central F ler Ida Community Clinic. 1471 S Park Ave. San f w B F L n n i _________ IO C A O D TO YOUR INCOME S IL L AVON KOWI C A L L Kl-BMOarOT-401 - murnrto I*' '1 ^ - *111 -Lit UMOOATE T n ris n k if n rn x riw rw iim riitf y n fT fa N n n rfru rd h 'iip R l-tn rn T T iT itn v T * — nvi i n r t h x d rati w d a i y o r — flrd wth r t l r r r f t itvAvgr x d ( ( p i U r t r SPOffTVFIM NCC/STOCXS AND MORE!!! 1 9 0 0 -2S 7-M 00 Tcn» NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N purtuani to a Final Judgment of Forecietur* dated February 4. W 4. and antored In Cate No f l K K C A 14 E el th* Circuit Court of th* IIT H Judicial Clrtutl Hi and tor SEMINOLE Cawnty, FlerMa wherein SEARS M ORTOAGE CORPORATION. NOW KNOWN AS PNC (MORT­ GAGE CORP. OF AM ERICA. P la in tiff,, and B U D D Y B. BOGGS, af. al., are Defendant!. I will tell to Hw hlghatl bidder tor cath af fh* Wet! Freni Deer e-f fh* Semlnoto County Court home. Santord. Florida, af lha hour of 11.40 a m . on Itw tth day af March. If*4. Hw totlowing detcrlbod property at let forth In tald FInal Judgment. la w it: L O T 1*1, W ILD W O O D , A PLANNED UN IT D E V E LO P M EN T, occerdHig to lha ptat Hwroaf aa racardad In Plat M t«. Paget 7, X ( and I* of Hw Public Record! af Semlnoto Ctoatfy, DATED D A TI tot* Tth day *( Fabru ary,.11*4. 1114. Mary anna Circuit Court Clarkl Clrc By: Dorothy W. Belton Oeputy Clerk Pubtteh: February IX K . H M D E O I l) 41-Cemettry Lots h io h l a n d R i M a n pgr Ib b u s , baa*d on ) In** EXT. I S M IN TN E CIRCUIT COURT U Of per mtout* OF TH E IITH JUDICIAL MUST E E ISVRS CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Procall Ca (4*91*14 704 INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY O IN E R A L JURISDICTION OlVIStON CASE N0.1M87-CA la-1 KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plaintiff. VS - ' ‘ * T O N E D IE M and AJtoANDA J N oWfA OE EM. at el. TreeaetoOfA Jab bi Tha NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE M L R Nolle* It hereby given that, purtuani to mat Final Judgment of Foroctotur* dated February X tM4. end entered In civil cat* number 717777 CA 14 E. Of the Circuit Court of th# llth Judicial Circuit in and far Sem inoto C o u n ty, F lo rid a , w h erein KISLAK NATIONAL RANK, It FlalnllH end JON E. D E E M . AMANDA J. D IE M . A M E R I­ CAN O IN E R A L F IN A N C E . IN C.. BOARD OF C O U N T Y COMMISSIONERS FOR S E M I­ N O LE CO UN TY. F L O R IO A . ------------- , UNKNOWN P E R I O N IS ) IN POSSESSION OF TH E SUBJECT REAL PROP E R T Y . K/N/A JO H N V A N WARD It/or* Defendant!!). I will tall to fh* hlghatl and beat bidder tor cath af lha weal front dear af th* Semlnoto County courfhout* In Santord. Florida. FLORIDA S T A T S REQUIRES Seminal* County. Florida. « l alt contractor# ba regtetared 11:40 A M on th* tth day *f ar cartlfled Te verity a Hate March. IM*. Hw toi towing dac a n lra cfa rt llcanta call tcrlbad preparly at tat term Hi i asa i4i 7t44 Occupation*! aald Final Judgment, towff: LkNW*! are reqMrad by to* LO T 7. SOUTH F IN EC R ES T county and can be verified by FIR ST ADDITION. ACCORD­ catltoaKMOB.aW.7kli ING TO TH E F LA T T H E R E O F . A l R E C O R D E D IN P L A T Addmorm 4 BOOK * FA0E1 *1 AN O K . Rtmoddinfl PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding . NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated Ih# 4lh day of Febru Alum. F ra m in g Dry wall, Dean. Roofing. Cmcrato ary. 74*4. MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Clrcull Court By Dorothy W. Belton Deeutv Ctork z iT K m n m n c r^ cleenlng/acroenlng, chimney Publlth February IX M. If** DEom aweap. Incured Young'! Sarv ka. He IYK4BIH K3SMI IN TN E CIRCUIT CO URT AutomotivE OF TH E IITH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR COM FLETE D E TA ILIN G : *t your tom*. Hand waiting and SEMINOLE COUNTY. ^ w tw lr| JA jo n O # rw tK 4 N J ^ FLORIOA. CASE N O .n -K n -C A 'la -E Carpefdry SEARS MORTGAGE CORPO­ R A TIO N . NOW KNOWN AS CARPENTER All tend! af ham* PNC MORTOAGE CORP OF repair!, painting A ceramic AMERICA. Plaintiff BUO D YB . BOGGS, etel, A SW EETHEAR T OF A D IA L FNtf weak (re*, n* regteHe , (ton fa*. Nighi ' * t aval lab**Aaea H I K 74K/UC 77*1*4 CHILDCARE Hi my Hidden Lfc tom* Chrltlien dmot M F, T K)em 110am ReteKi atP "O M " C A R P E T C L E A N IN O : t Reemi sit M. Steam cleaned or dry (earn. Guarenlted leweetarke! 407 K t SHI SAM’S C A R P E T CLEANINO pie* I trip and befl Naan. Raeldenflal/cemmarclat If h n 7741141. beeper *44041 W r l tTvi yat n y a i c h a z if a n UO tn Jn a l h i K BniSs thr p d r inu k d icr trriKK y a r a u n y . (h a r t ffat abn.U A tu trn p a d k h b rV g n .thr M f l f i r r f ) ( i l U thr S a ta t ba n Itruntrrrt lYm rvn x d i rrtn n w i li n l S F C A L F E L IC IA N O 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -3 3 1 7 fjl AmericansAtTlieirBest $ TW Anta NauneE(jmH « m l+*d < C o n c ra tt CAPTAIN CO N CRETE. Kant I a li*» 4yt r-l »-! lExCDVEtlhflB EXCAV ATO R WOEK Dttchtog Call lag i M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, cemm/ret. Lk/lna fE R M M X lX ll 4471 HAR Landscjping CYPRESS M lilC H SI I/yard 100% Grad* A . milled In C*41 w tor a fro* totog aad removal I Hardy Tree Service doingtowtoaia a* AA A Trea Service K k IMS L a w n S tf v lc R PI FLOORING OG4W I n •••DO IT A L L * " A to Z Rapalr/remedal Paint Ing, plumbing, carptnfry, electrical, gtau. reel repair. KTT rpTUV Itffl— Homo Im provm tnt A FFO R D A B LE Hare#R*p*4r. Oepandobte All phatet Call tor treea*t MlchaalPl n*4 AL DOCS ITALL TO M B JEFF*! U W N C A R lT Ret /Camm. iteioodNik tow ja to !tF r* # * * ^ ^ ^ ^ * 7 W 0 P*lnth>o j u i f & M RAiNTiNQ by Jettrey Power. Irrt./*it. L k 'd , Ine Free eelUrvatee____ K i a i i l S T U C C O re p a ir, painting coettogi. p rtllu rt «athing, coulfctog Free **14M flat ij N u m b in g ' A B A FLUM BINO A SEWER. \ Le a ky faucalt? Running toitotiT U4 could tofve your problem Water tea tori. 14 hr to r v ic e ^ ^ ^ jo e O T ltu Fla It right at a prk# you can afford. Lk'd/ltw From atari to ftoith CorperVry, ptwmb Ing. alecfrkal. and roofing tore*. K y r» of aqwrtence (to |eb toe big or email Call D4-74K at W4-I4M Mbre, R E S T O R A TIO N . D R TW A LL, mafal i lu h . door*, trim. Hd tog, percha*. dacto. gsi*bo* ___________ S#rvicR/Rtp«ir _ wnuLv iiiuitiXm sai j RITE-WAY mo. O w m Rite Peat Sarvke • _ M 4 n 7 1 R «b * rtS h »m * ^ » wr snow u p C ip in ln g ta r v lc E A TOUCH A B O V E Cleaning itrv lc a . Llc/laa. Quality ctoenlngaHt'ibedK! atf* CLEANINO: RaiUanllal and commarclal. Quality work. Attordabi* rate! B I W 1 T.J.'S Wii: clean your heuaa ar otlke to your aaMil act ion Very raaaonabl*. Lk/lna Call JuaMneataO/OTfHa_______ YER S44,1 EN 441,4 M SOM* A pretoMlenal. commarclal teamavallebfaKlaki; S’ s'l To 6 d u l n m d o t d r a c s o i n t d a l s v x d ( m y t r t T d d r E l n h H a n d G ia rl a i y u k n i f u a t a Guni n a u t i s ( & z at ^ rts s u rg O br n In g DUN R IT E ; Clean drlvewaTT ro a ti. peel dacki. walk*. Free ait. s i alK S w im m in g P ooi T trr S«rvice ECHOLS TREE SVC L k ’!. In* "Let lha PretoMXnali da It." Freeaetlmate!....... o t 777* WTmiow fctpalr and CltEning KITchtn Rtmodtllng L A M C A li H E T . C a b U q lH at teatonobto rate*. KJtcfwn* A bath ro om *. Rafaclng. cut tom mad* canter top*, bookcaw*. ipeclalty Itame. Far more tola call 174 7771 A*k tor Loan WINDOWI SCREENREPAIR; _________ 447OT7RI JantlRfial tarvlct* iw n c u M Commar Oat/R lak/RaaM KIkm Adverti se Y o u r 11us i ness Even/ Du if For /\s Low As S J 5 Per Month. Cal l Cl assi fi ed, 322- 261 1 �v4> . Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. February 13, W94 - 111 71— HalpWanttd 71— Halp Wanltd CARPET CUJUMC TECH A/C DUCT MECHANIC Im m aellalt im pey meet ttaw'k Air, kit. ; p t -a m _____________ t n r m with own aqulpmanl and n h itle Good percentage la o im ____________________ M i l t C A R E E R Whoiasai* Jewelry Hep Perfected Art* >«K P i t i P e ftn iiii w « {tern /NO D in r c i SALES’ irm ew we C«stoai«r Sonde* lip s Me DonaI d ! Fimlbto hour! People perion Atpiy Monde r Frtdae-1 «. HQ Hick man Or DEUVEIT DRIVER F u ll tlm a or P o r i lim a knowledge of the area, roll able Iramportatlon, light da livery wort Moure from V till noon, or 1 » till « For more Information toll Duka a l Otan M ills Ul nw E O E M /F AGENTS-ALAI tSTATF.I Nettling UK teeth like i u ( n i We're well into m Vd decade el training succataful agents N olicentet . . We ll help! W ATSON A t A IT Y CORP I e a lto r s n» nee DENTAL ASSISTANT ASSlMBlT/FACTOmr E ■ per lent ed with tKvandrd dutie* needed lor burr multi disciplinary office Strang ro itoriive and eurgtcal s k illi a m u ll Salary conmemurato with eeparianta A vailable Jan II Call 004 >1)4X10____ tM IO fw N o e ip net I mined tpaoinq 407 N0 BQ4sm lee kU TO A U C T IO N D R IV E R S NCR OR D l M ini hare valid d ll vert In erne end be able Is drive eflck C a ll between I ) 1P R IN T S T A F F IMG, 18 N i l 4Y A IL A B L E PO IITlO N I DIRECTOR Tempcvary end temporary lo permanent potil>ont eve liable In S a n t e r d . la n g w a a d . L o tth erl Cette'berrf Winter Park and Orlande h r thaw w per lent ed m "PfOducHon/Aitom bfy" "W arehout*" a*0 >ewl Methanitt'* ■ 'Pemter Helper'* O EN C R AL PERSONNEL »»» Mil ___ Never A fee __ BOOT SHOP POITEN Dependable, herdwerker with valid F L drlvari llcente Apple Seminole Ford. Inc V Wand Lake May Bird CAREER O P P O trU R IIlE S Perieti Sheet it looting tor bnarpeht. outgoing ind vidu all In the Orange Cite and □ a la n d a re a B t n a l l l t pat tape competitive wage. Ileetbie howrt Apple al Pee let! Short Sanford in Wei Mart thoppmg canter No phonp cattt pleat# CLERICAL Tor ettabUihed chitdt are ten Nr Education and a ■per lent* In aarty childiood regulrod Call m *ais TELEMARKETER Potrhgn open lor an eeperl anted NNmarkeNr Evening hour* 4PM I PM . Monday Ihrcu^h ThurtdOy Apply in par ion SanNr d Nor aid. XX N French Are. ew lor Tracy DRIVERS NEEDED A C CARRIERS.Tavares. FI. a well etlabtithed and grow mg Central Florida bated company cl fen you • Semi Annuel Pay Intreatee • Slop ON Pay • Untow* ng Pay • Vote tun Pay o Salary Bonue P Spouw Riding Program • Average Trips 1 Day* • L ate Model ConventMesal Tret tort II you have 1 yeare tractor trailer. OTR and mow and Ko experience plut a good driving record, call i aaaiie ease Full lime and pad time poti lion* available in central Ftor Ida area " R E C E P T IO N IS T " "S E C R E TA R Y " "O A TA E M R Y " "W O R O PROCESSOR" "C U S TO M E R SERVICE" "R E P S " O E N E R A l PERSONNEL W ill) Never A fee________ __ CNAS For all lull time thlttl 7 L 11 I. A 111Mutt btcertllied ORDERLIES F u lltim e ) Mkhl ft Accepting application! Monday Friday. * I OeBare Manor N N 1 FY I. DeBare aa; aaeeia DRIVERS T T , pneumatic t« ik Local ar over the road MuH have CDL with a■ endorwrrwnfi ) year vorltiabN tractor trailer rape nenca. and cNan M VR Road d riv e n out )P la d a y t Local driver* guaranteed weekly volery*OQI4l M M W A L P O L E 71— H*lpWint*d RIGH T HAND MAN DM South Hwy I ) PI Lang weed F L _________ eee i i n __________ HAPPY ELVES CHILDCARE Canter Lata Mary need* full lime qualified, experienced Teacher/Caregtvar AIM Pari lime Rllchea/Teacher Aid petition Call Di'BBa 3 2 3 *5 1 7 6 A START WORKING TODAY 95— Room/Board a a 1 BEOROOM HOME * * In •■ Chang* fer h tlp ml ctAughtrrs 10 k IS. D*d wrlll vh*r* hom# I c9*jN for linQt# mom or Didtf motrmn | j | 7 Ttt * MARKETING REP * Super firm need* y M ideal on promotion* today Hurry I * CLERICAL SUPPORT * V a rla ly , Answer phone*, ieorn computer Fun otic* ’ 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent * MACHINIST* HI date thopl Plenty rf wort Ha lay olt here I Hurry! Call I *0N 0€ N PULUR* NOTICE Train hilly! Loam all phases of warrfiovia I Good banal lit * S U IN G CURK* Train completely and learn all phatet ot daalenhlp *LPN OR MEDICAL ASST* Pul your medical eiperienci lo work horol Call today * "!*• UV'«A..*«P*Rf O "*N bf M * ** * MESCAL ENGINEER* Put your oeportanc* to work her* right away Fa* Paid PARTIAL LISTING OHLT AAA EMPLOYMENT new iit m s t m in t DRIU OPERATORS, ETCHERS AND PLA1ERS Winter Spring* company tret* Individual* with pet vwu* production eiptnanca ) thiltt available Man Thurt I k p m o a m . FrL Sat. Sun. 4AM a » P M or i JOPM 4AM IS10/V Permanent poilikuii Never a teal Hafp Per*— net. 4 8 «8* 7 1— H e lp W a nted M E D IC A L H E L P JANITORS Part lima lor la ta Mary /Heathrow Apply 1*01 Philadelphia Av* Orlando _______ 40/ 004 4CO__ LA B O R ER S N E E D E D Willed and untkilled Portion* avail able Day* Call between I ) S P R IN T IT A F F IH O . W N i l L IV E IN EO M PA N D N ter «on Hom an, tree room ,board private room/bath Natatory ___________ 8 0 too I__________ LONO D IS T A N C E D R IV E R S M u ll have aver I he road *■ par lanea Good reference* required Coll or apply MSC T ru ck in g . 1*11 W Itt S t . ■ d. FleOf 18 MAI LPN II PM IMA Pari lime Apply In person LakevMw Nerirng Canter, 111 E a ittn d Street, laniard NATIONWIDE COMMON CARRIER NON ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS TOR FULL TIME O.T.R. DRIVERS M in im u m a ga IS . 1 y r t verifiatJa O T R tiperianc* Clare ‘A - C D L Good driving record, doublet experience and andvtem enl a plut. Good attitude A appearance I 1 B .M B ♦ A Y E A R IS P O S S IB L E , paid vacation medical, and IIN Inturance. uniform*. aOIK. and more to \ of our driver* ore home every week MACHIMST INSERTERS Tn* San lord Herald need* people to assemble advert l» mg »ig»ptement* and intort , lh*m into the newtpaper Mu*t be U yr* or Over, have own hantportalton and phono, and bo available to work on then nolle* sa IVheur Port time Rollroo* welcome to apply Apply tn per ton San lord Herald, m N French Ave. Santerd * INSIDE SACS S a n f o r d m o n u lo c t u r er/dittrlbwtor ho* ImmodlaN opening lor cuttemor wrvtca oriented per ton with gobd organnaiional end phone H ill* Eaperitnca In con ttruction Indwttry 0 plut Send rewme A compensation hitto ry to Blind Boa Ilea tewferd Herald PO Baa IN I Santerd FLnm 71— Help Wanted e o c m /f /h /v Eepenanca nacotMry Good banatite Apply al W O R Airport Bled. Secdord_______ MAINTENANCE HANDYM AN A/OR WOMEN APPLY AT: REED TRANSPORT, INC. I MO INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DEUIND. FLORIDA 32724 Property management com pony looking tor tomeona lo do gararal maintenance at teveral thopplng confer lit** Mutt hove truck and be will Uvg to travel I) X hour* per week Greet opportunity lor retiree tor detail*phone 9017312771 EOE__________ _________B IB B ________ MANAGEMENTCAREER PART THE C u tto m tr le rvlce Quick leorner with pood phono u n it and torn* typing Millt 1 dey* * wee* Mar Nad to lull time Call Ann at i n PM ar apply Carlitad Mamie IMMaare* Rd PART TIM E MEREMANOISER WE O FFER : • Corporate Train trq e Above Average Compentetion B No Layoff! YOU POSSESS: • Vitton • Innovation/Creali v’ ty • Aggrettive Ambltlan Calf to)-MSBI SO K IM B E R LY CLARK CORP ha* immediate opening lor a long term, pari line retail mere hand.tec 10 hour* week Calling on food drug itore* Excellent hourly rale al pay plu* mileage Succetttui can d'dete* will be onlacled tor an' Interview within 10 day*' Reply PO Baa 0*11*0. Ortand* F L MBia-HBB_____________ W e O r fe r A ffw M O fr le M * end Valuel | HoontBotoworAbovo •Ffttndv, Oh-SAl DepondiWo Monogomtrt •Enorw •EfW trt Studio. •Attic Stonge, 1 A 2 Bodroom Aflordib* Privili P*1w Apartments SiSss'f&s 1 tnd Uort! RECEPTIONIST LOCAL progrettN* employer ha* immediate owning Mull be 0 able to tpa SS wpm computer literal* and word processing a plut 40 hr work weak, axcallent Unel.lt and compotallv* salary. Neal apperance and a positive al •ilude a must Pleat# tend , return*to Blind BoitfO Sanford Htrald P O Bo* BO) Sanford. F 11177) INI 3301S.SanfordAve.•Sanford HOURS: Mon-Sat 9-5:30Cloud Sun S f V i* * I Needed lor smallaftka Light typing filing reqrired Apply al SUPERIOR MOLDINGS lt t Power Ct. Sanford from *am to noon Feb U l l _____ y / fo |Sanford Court Apartments 323-3301 RECEPTIONIST - .«Li— — IRW W »m™ 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent SANFORD. I Bdrm w /ufll turn By wk or mo IW toBO ollic* * g 171* home 0B0 1410 pager S A N F O R O I B rd m A p l S ltS /mo 1)00 dtp C a ll after Spm 174*044_______________ I BEDROOM A P A R TM EN T S P E C IA L IIto a month move in Call Jerry, 8 1 « * » ________ I BEOROOM S l ' j month pin* t i l l tecurlty deposit and reference* ..............8 1 1141 j 1 B IO R O O M In quiet area ' *100 month. I I month leas* required 1X3 7770 I H — Warehouse Space / Went L O N O W O O O /L A K C M A R Y Mid *lt« I lor eg* warehouses too h o 1400 *q l l Free rani w /llm o to***. I r o n s l4)/mo ________ aiosw_______ S E C U R IT Y W AREHOUSE 44A and Old Lake M ary Blvd ■ i 7*0 ■ 7.000 tq II ol lic/warehowta -Finished ol flee toaco alto available Kapanha R ealty,I * 8 III* 115— Industrial Rentals___ O FFICC/w artfw u** spec* I TOO Sg II P rlm a locallo n a l anlranca lo C on tal Fla R* g tonal Airport *0/81 7H 7 D E R A R V 1 bdrm. I bath horn*. SANFO RD 100SI tq If 1 phew Horlda rm. laktfranl Sail.'mo ipr ink tort l ] / iq B Sfenitrom piu***c Half Raaty 8 ) 1174 I Realty Inc. Jim EtoytoW) 1*8 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent HUD HOMES. 117— Commercial Frem IIM dawn I Why rent! Th* Hillim an (bewp. ____Rentals_____ 81 B i l l _______________ Raaffee I 1 BAY W /O F F IC E automotive L A R G E 1 STORT. HlUorlc die repair shop For more into Irict, 1 bdrm. J bath. dan. call Phil Betti* 81 SI47 b rta k la il room, veranda with p o r c h ( w in g 17SB mo 118— Office i tor la* n ea A it tor je l l M A Y FA IR , t / l . e t c area, avail Space / Rent } /IS C /H A . W O hook up *410 mo 1)00 dtp 81 4717 NEW Sanford o tlc tt and/or E FFIC IE N C Y , util turn, pete warehouse! 4001 *00 ig II SANFORO ) bdrm )'* bath ontranca and bath Non amok Special. 1741/ m* TO n s* laketront house U U mo or tflw k ttodep » ) Sell SANFORD Ollic* ipac*. 1400 Q U IE T Neighborfood, clean. [ __________ 81 1BB4__________ tq ft building Id al. 1)00 kg S A N F O R D I/I> y . C /H A . Ig theded *100 ma *100 damage H per ollic* unit B l TOO* workshop, carport utility rm , dap i n HAS atk hr Lloyd on quial dead *id it )a04 SAN FO RO FR EN CH AVE SANFORO - small I bdrm 1150/ month, me Intel uHlilto* G ran d ve w Av* No pals coHaga with fenced yard tto 1room tuite . n o 15«* S lll/m e IIW ' i k )) ) 87 * per week plus DOOiecurlfy SANFORO GOLDSBORO M l SO F E E T lor Iwsux on l / t ) . ________ Call T71 rw i REN T TO OWN (u c c o itlu l M illin g anchor SANFORD* TOWNHOUSE )/J. 1 bdrm . new kitchen air businesses Good parking and C 'H A, full kilthan. W 'O I ) 0CB down *1 *0 'mo *4* 787 lig h tin g G re a t v is ib ility avail, rear fenced yd. Ig cov Asking 1*00’mo B ] 44*4 work ered deck, tlorag* rm . . SANFORD 1 Bdrm 1 1/1 bath. verllcalt/mlnl* IhruoiA re t. C H A . a p p lla n c a * . W /D . par t.ng UOOHdrSl c a r p o r t , la n c a d y a r d 141— Homes for Sale ilSB /mo ■ 1*00/ dep OT 4*44 I BR. I BA. living rm Very private I Clean and qviel US0 SANFORO ) / l. 117 Holly Av* * i m » n » B i f m ow t s plus depot.I. ret* ) ) ) eOtl *410/ mo 7Y) **#0 office 44B 178 home *BB I4i0pager Vi Nl UBl l PR0PL Hl l l S S A N F O R O B ry n H a v e n 1 99— Apartments F MA OR VA AS LOW AS S \ bdrm 7 bath, new paint and Unfurnished / Rent c a r p e t , fe n ce d , g a r a g * ANQ t and owner financing at 1*00.month II) Reel Court tow at S e x mol Gov’t For* CASSELBERRY 18 0*01 or » ) 4*11__________ closure*. Repot’ Seminole Upscale t.ngl* ttor, patio Orange. Volusia aparlmanl* I bedroom! Ideal lor individual or couple o S A N F O R O l / l duplex w Santoed tot* Itkan S1.00B dawn ___________a tb o m __________ tc re e n e d p o rch . C /M /A • l / l Acre. l / l . lanced appll C O N V E N IE N T TO downtown l Private’ SMS'mo. UfO lac encet *47 *00 bdrm. } bath angle story o lA N F O R D l / l duplex w/ llv • Over 1/1 acrel l / l . liv. dm. mg rm and den Waiher hook quiet, w'dhook u p ta ll mo lam rm Satolliledidi U*.«00 up L8S/mo. t lH lac ___________ I I ) t w • Renovated l/U * Newer roof. • SHADOW L A K E WOODS 1/ 1.1 C O N V E N IE N T A SAFF I A 1 carp«t, paint, garag*. *cr w' dbNcar garage, fplc . well Bdrm apt* t in S ltt mo porch 14i i 900 A **ptK ItoU'mo. f*0C *ac plus b p f yr keata M l I 1B* a heel 1 /1 . llv . dining, tarn • ST JOHNS R IV E R 8 ) w/ rm* Over I.H O iq ft IBO.SOO H ISTO R IC downtown Sanford garage, hardwood floor*, boat Very clean ) / l, kitchen, liv clip V.ew’ IKX) mo I *00 sec Assume Na OuaUtyt * 1/ 1. **n rm . appit , lanced yard • S A N F O R D 1/1 apt C H A . P IT I *54.500 # 1/ 1. pool. * *» g a ra g * . good n aig hb or* p*tw ckeonteOO'mo SlOOtac P IT I 155.000 * 1 8 split plan l l i i mo U 1S dtp HUD OK Stenslrtm Realty. Inc. fenced. »S*S P IT I. *SA«00 __ ___t V 1001 or ISO 0*70 "W* Manag* yeur Hem*. Irk* li was ewr ewe." Jan Dayle LEASE FOR LESS! Markham Wde. area. 4/1. 1 l* J l l 14*1 Afler 4PM a a 1*01 On* Bedroom Apartment! arret Patlur* stable *105.000 S ltt DEAL SUNLAN0 1 bedroom, fam ily room, central H/JL frethly Mottwood Apt* 87 77)* LK. Mary custom built* painted MOO/mo . H I and la tl • 4/ 1. pom. *101 HO MINUTES FROM SANFORD! P’u iU to 8 ) BSeS alter Sqm a 81. over l a c r e . llll. n o • 4/ 1.1 4 acre* poof 'tp a tIM HO MARINER'S ULLAGE 7 BDRM S41C morth plut **00 L«k« AdJi t bdf m IMG «tio t a c u r lly d a p o t ll an d 3 bdrm. MIQmoRndup reference*______ D ) 1147 ■ >/vs is t »• .1 sr > n *41 1 BEDROOM with cent H /A . 323400 VENTURE I PROPERTIES la r g e la n c e d y a r d , and J21 4 /G 4 M O D ER N 1 bdrm <1* 1*■ Cent tc rvened room Only *100 down H /A . apphancei mini bund* W hy re n t) The N llllm a n Sanford H lS 'm o to ft tie Grave. Inc Realtor 81 i l l ) MOVE-IN S7EC1AU 1 ar 4 BDRM. 1 B A TH Nlc«< I K Real EttatoBroaor I Bdrm /I Batkin m a I I 10 month V E N T U R E I M*0 San lord Ave SHENAN DOAH A P A B TM E N TI P R O P E R T IE S 87410) A ll rental and real atlat* advertitemanlk a rt tub|ect lo I he Federal Fair Hooting Act. which make* II Illegal Is ad rer tree any prtftrenca. l.m ila llo n O' d lt t r lm ln a lio n bated on race, color, religion, tee. handicap, fam ilial ttalut or national origin Take A Closer L o o t , |-S in a ia Story O a ^ M - 93— Rooms lor Rent A Q U IE T . Cl44n rm kilchon, phone laundry A p li avail able alto l/S A up 1 11 eesi C LE A N FU R N ISH E D ROOM W/ kitchen avail SSS'wk. SSS tec Oowr.iownm iO Ba SANFORD Sleeping room with kllcharf privilege*, ute ol wather/dryer taouxk 1)4 1404 LOOK FREE REGISTRATION DIAL GOOOWMEB NEEDED Daily wprk/ddly pay Report 4A M K IT *N’ CA R LYl.K V h ) U r n Wrlj-hl Stenstrom Rentals BATEMAN REALTY M W ON PARK Spaciouk t Bdrm lnd floor ap) Perch over look* treed part fV cftcl lor tingle* or newlyewdt U )f me Al Chredi Brekq/Owner I *00 141 eat) * P A B K SID C APAR TM EN TS* 1 Bdrm. I Bath 1 Only avail able Oppm<r* Ih* park Move im p e rial* _________ MB 4BU Q U IE T 8 l ‘ i ionrhoute. )Xb Park. Adult comm self mo and tec dep W ater/train Inc l Barb Mon F n m 1441 SANFO RD Brand raw 1 bdrm I bath unit No pet* S41) mo v e u Y N ic e m iB a w B o b I BDRM GARAGE APART ME NT Q uitl n«ghborhood UfO mo Call 17101*1 1 0 3 -D u p fe x Trlpltx / Rent CLEAN l/l new Hairing C/MA hook up*. No d a j! . Airport and Sanford A re . 1475 mo plu* l/m o sec 87418______ GOOD AREA, very clean. A /C . 7 Bdrm. prv P4l0 and yard PeHO K 17*5 plu* >** 0044 SM ALL APT. A /C and appn •nc*» Ideal tor eingta 1)70 Plu* d*PQ*il 78 814 J2147SI . 52J 22S7 IA * r* at yreaertiesl Ail type*, areas. A price* Call tor* F R E E l it . IWBWblto* “ 109-ftAoblle H o m e L o is / Rent_____ RV LOTS: Quiel park/SI John* River Lemon Bluff Rd off H w v llS O ile en *3T 17) 118 Watch the Buy Owner TV Show Sunday*at 11 V a n u n C h t SALES R oses are Red.' Violets are B lu e .. C o m e S ee All COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS C a n O ffer Y o u ! •'* %\ * Newly Renovated! * Lake Front • Votleybill * Sparkling Pool 1MONTH’S ROT OVER A 12MONTHLEASE ONI 4 IBDRM.APIS. rtoumrawaudMcmd 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford 3 3 0 -5 2 0 4 DfflgG @(H(a] Q Q D E i& f a C P m l C 3 5 Q )C 3 l3 a Add Water And Add Excitement lo Vour Lire! • I & 2 Ik-dioom Apnitmcnl Hi with •N E W Cluhh..uvt • Waslicr/I^rytr In.every unit • I .nkc Views • Fircpluccs/Vaulicd Ceiliims Av.nl.ihlc • F A N T A S T IC l-ilness Center $300OFF JW I Month's Rent On Selected Apartments! sL » XKU^lOVkUti 401 W. Seminole Blvd.»SanFord 322 - 10 S 1 w ~ Paradise, In Your Own Backyard! Part tin** Commttion bad* Call tti m i ________________ SECURITY OFFICERS 1 TEACHERS Must h*** earned #0 hr* toward • COA or equivalent, or bachelor* deg re in early cMlWwOd M l MBS Beautiful 1,2&3Bedroom ApartmentHomesAvailaWe Long wood, part lent Monday thru Friday. SPMtPM. Sat urday. SAM SPM SS U per hour plut bonut and com mission Permanent poll I Kniti>1iin ''I \Kiti 1/\ >1 . Never * tee I of.tit BlOt THE "TOOLS” YOU NEED TO SUCCEED ~V<i jit St. Croix Apartments^ Scolty i It your towrc* lor th* foot* you need lo build a great twlura 8a a p ari ol our w cce tt In on* ol Hi* following Opening! M 2., 733 Secret H arb or Ln., 1-uke M arjf \ ^ | / f hours ^ M-F. 8 JO ■5:10 • Sul 10 5 • Sun. Clos«l Measurable Difference #19 TELEMARKETERS tfr HentMUhissdanJPAYfiOAPPlKATKIMFEE ^d n Il f l'.n I lllMllu I ll\l\' P /T Sanfard/Lake M ary Area Weekend ihtfH Clatt D guard Ileant* r*q *04 411) N \l| •Salat Rapretanlalteet •Driver* • Yar^ 1 r Prevtou* experience I* pc* leered lor all potlhonl For contidtrallon. apply in parton to Bob Town* al Scolty’i. 100 French Ave., Sari lord E O E . Drug free workplace________ U N C LE N IC K S O YSTER BAR AND O R IL L Two Part Tima Potltlon* Short Order and Shuck O y t la r t . A p p ly in Per von HOS Park Drive. Custom Features at No Extra Charge!, Plan! She’.e* Bun n bock* cases Spaauvm gm acka nook* Hat waH that aapand a _________i n w i ________ W AR EH O U SE AN D O E N E R A L LABO R H E L P N IE D E D I Bonut lor driver* All thill* available Dally pay, no lee Report ready lo work 1 X am. Induttrlal Labor S v c . I0IB French A y . No phw t call* WRECKER DRIVER Experienced M ill live In San lord area A have C la tt A C D L Apply al 71* W 1*1 SI 91— Apartments/ House to Share HOM E ON R t V IB lo thara W /D . pool and tmnl* court* UBBftwo H all ulllfe* MB SBH 93— Rooms for Rent C L E A N ROOMS, thgl* tlartmg •IS /w k K it c h e n , phone, laun dry, video gamee. o il tlreel parking 110 44)) kvng area H u d aipacl lo pay mqya lor that* special touch**, ixtot* you r* buyng a Uarcadat Hum# We use muvalmr i and ersag nabon to mdude cuttoni tealine* n each ol our homa* at no avtra cost to ma homatuyet IT* juN on* of our many maaaut. abto *fi*mnea» Tojr on* Of bur modal Cantor* and eee how en*y th# bet! matart•• and cunttr uchon know how arautad Go to a txNdng *rto whara homaownar* era wefcome to ba w ohed n is* construcban procen Compare our Nature* and hoorptana sum our low monthly prices and discover remarkable value Tab to • Merced** homeowner and Nam about guaranteed s a lt taeton and thorough tcAow-up Meet on* of Out contuhanf* and Iwd out everythng you* need to know about Ivwvcesg Award wvnng deigns quakly conttructon tto comrrvt mant found only m a lamiy buto na*» ihat* e o fust a tow of d a meg* mat have mada Ma tada* Hornet ona ol th* naton a t*ato»t growing buktort VqA ut today and you* see why Mart ede* Homa* q ma Ujudar of Maasurataa Wtorane** Mercedes Thi‘ Builder of Measurable Differences �1KB - S«olord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, February 13, 1994 OR t i l l you' praptrty located atyohaf at VENTURE I PROPERTIES Iw w im Realty, m t a i t Looking la buy a hom o? Wr have hornet in XI araat of tam inol*. Oranga. V olutla Counties' Call lor data'll I • 1/1 m ill liraplac* newer carpol and Ilia. 144 *00 a U Mary 1/| lirrplaca 1) 4*00 HALL REALTY it .’ VV I iiui SI . Sanfotil Laktfraot } / l ham*. 1)1 « 0 V lm w h liir 14} too lia r tacra tl Ttvmtl Country! V l /l . Urn . air. leered \S> WO l/J /1 loaded* feature*< 111 WO 159— Real Estate Wanted 3300773/774 9400 STAIRS PROPERTY 140— Business For Sale______ MANAOEM INTARCALTT «*r i l l r m i s two ! 9 ^ a USE YOUBTU RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT STEN STR O M FOR tA L t. FTawty ranoratod sandwich chop Easy hour* iKantad tor catormg IW *00 Ml *(}*dart 111 tm m g h lt REAL T Y, I N C . 143-Waterfront Ow im m w l and k««k tore clatvrtt avallaklt Iram Property / Sale VETERANS! la M h U N M OILTONA Lata Bailor Cham I ) acra. heavily traad Wati »*da Laka Oeyla t it 000 W. M aliclaotki ) ) ] m i Van Ma* Not Raalua riial li t Financially Eaitor tor YOU to Buy a Hom* man to Rani On*I Jo Cat Our Full Tim* Salat Taam ANYTIM E! Call tor datalltt Janet Miftilifld, 323 7271 111— Appliances / Furniture 3222470*321 2720 ANTIOUE Lavaly oak tlanl lop d ttk . g l o t t p g llt D in l.g Room labto M l 1/ 1/__________ APRLIANCtl TURN . TV t ETC. BUY SELL TRADE INS CHECPO OK POT. l i l t FRENCH AVE. »> -M *4 A P F IIA N C K H l<r.l p r ic e , Betl Warranty, Batt Sarvical Wotbart. dryart mKcewavat Wt buy appliance*! Deliver, Naol A * B a a t .m m i _______ a COUNT OUR CHAIR a llb vibrator and baator Original prlca Ovar 11 000 non t>00 E tcollonl condition! Pbono SANFORD • LAKE MARY •In Out JB h Yaar* I BORM I RATH: to * kltcNan. carpal. C/MA M « X 1)0 Country Club C r . Sanlord Will conwdrr Iraw purchase Ryoanar i n IF*) )53-~Acrc.iqe Lots/Sole 11/77J*__ OC1TONA AREA 10 ACRES a OR TER. Kanmara, avocado In good condition t/S Call 411 HU______________________ FURNITURE FOR SALE Llv *ng rm. dining rm. p a l * I badroomt kilcban appliancat 4 mite itom tditbat tcroan dot* t bfmdt. rail up blindt tor polio, m oiorcycia Naming o.ec tw o Good cond M) ttao KENMORE Watbar and Dr,*c tw o tor bom Micranava. 1*0 Toaitor ova*, i n i l l j'r * Ideal far mobil* bem a or bom * tilt bar ta t. ca tll* . •arming or nurtary /onad agriculture! SI W0 par aero Smoll doan paymanl a im aantr financing 0 4 1 4 / 1/71 IWJ CEDAR AVE.tANFORD t unday. Fabruar y lli n 1pm apm Far dkaetton* call W HS ’- a ' . # hr* I, OaN/laka. 4 acrat * iiu r Santord 14X 11), treat 17 » 0 O r a n 4 acrat * U l too Ottoaa tlOXl}/ tip *00 Otto** *♦ acrat u s wo PrHHaa s acrat m k % r M m i ' V J MORGAN REALTY J U t T IT A R T IN O O UT T ) bdrm could b* A I bam. new pamr A carpal, lam raam. mtid* mintyi vt*.t*a TN It It IT l ) }. tpHI plan, aal m kllctian. family room larga yard, hem* aarranlyl cLer*!*H READY FOR TOUI V T dbl garag*. ter pch. Ig patio, cadar clotaIt. tonetd yard Cantr*IH/AI Wt.lM FANASONIC MICROWAVE. only 4 manlbt aid *•» Mivc na m» R e a l e s t a t e , in c . 322 7491 financing } tort togatbar on Putt A«« Santord Lot* man _ m iypa*m«nit cat tati 135— Condominiums Co-Op /Sale I BEDROOM I BATH rm. tfinlng rm. ter H.mg porch >f»<hoo.QilfX>i —OHlllocoi 157-Mobile Homes / Sale CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARR •444* 1'1 iplil, 44 Baytprlng c-n tral M A tcraa n roam •4 *00 SANFORD Mlb X. and MyrNa Art 3 2 1 -6 / 6 2 DELTONA _________ta a m a arg_________ SANFORD D U P L E X Each lid* bat 1 bdrm. I bXh. carport Buy tba arbola Mdg 14/ 000 SI.W0 ON Lira m ont, ram lb* albar P*yi*»ni( tlOO L leantad Raaltor ■!*/*! SANFORD: 111 E. Mam land A**., 1 Bdrm I Balk. Black. BN ss/.tog. in -w a t ante* M i n s *•* it n p***r Ogaa Sal la I RE4LI T0RS WELCOME SANFORD DUPLEX Top con dllton. Good neighborhood. U 4.W0 Call altar Spm __________ WF Da aou R ATS APPLIANCE a l i l t FRENCH AVE. SANFORD R a fr lg a r a la r , S la v a s , Watbart Dryart Fraa S yr labor narr Dal avail n t o a t l RECLINER. SM Ouaan tall t-dv natorbad n/llgbt nood canopy Iram* drattar and tida labto SISO Mapia d.naiie labia n -n o ebairt SIS If cw •I Refrigerator n/lc*m aktr swo_____________ Caii m o n o R IF R IO E R A T O R / W a tb a r/ Dryar good condition ranly Can Dolivar SIS A up Applianca ConSor Inc Ell **N SOFT SIDE Wawatotl King natorbad swo Call 111 1*44 attar )PM NO DOWN PAYMENT. Owner R E D U C E D I 1/1 Mablla * grtal rm tplil plan t acrat *>/} tonrad tor bar*** barn and lac rm I S44.T** \ |l s*: m m m m _____ H«M l /l . II Barktbira. can tr*l H/A. raltad tcraan room, carparf 111.000 l 4*/0 I/). II Fairmont vnla. control H/A. aatnar d*y*r ditbn*tb*r. all atoctric. ca madral caiiuigt. amyl tiding Ibingia root, nerlbarn intula •ton I t] 000 )4i4l 1/1 g lit . os P tartai. Cantral H A. carport tll.SOO Call Ml 014* a r t l l m l LIKE NEW. 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P alm Vallay and Fairaayt (Bl 1411 111_______ 723— M iscellan eou s 193-Lawn 4 Garden 111-Pets & Supplies P E H I N I 1 E p u p p l.l lu ll L'aodrd } m*l*t. I tomalat. t *00 tact* Mottiar. a.ailabir tor rna Mora infollO tail aTHE LIGHT OF NATIONS I , Ch*rlat F Oaamt na* pattor Ol Cburcb of SNangori. Nan York, and nat Praddonl ol Ih# Am erican In illlu lt ol Cbnttian Pbltotopby Copy ngbt 1*44 Autographed by Daam* ID Ml D ll 21 1-Antiques/ Collectibles FONTIAC PARIflINNC, 1744. 0 patkangar Ponar nindont. ponar door lack* and all other option * Run* and d rive* parlattt H.4 MOBO ao) m wfi_____ 230— Antique/Classic Cars 4 F0 RD THUNOE RBIRD 1744 All or 1910^11 Needs to m i 1970 DCVILLC CADILLAC 21S— Boats and Accessories a|WOO OBO All ponar 171 0)14 14 FT BOAT and traitor M hartaporvar motor !t* t FIRM CallcOIM* (Oi) • I# FT BOWRIDIR ill HP M*r<»ry. a b. ton h*wr(. aim trailer U.W 0 )M 0 I4» ________ *lto 4 SKI/FISH BOAT a HIMarc n trailer Nun* graatl ( ) 000 Partial bnente 4*1 n e t 4 I((I REGAL Mad* 1Inn 11 V . ( cyl m outboard motor n dtlra on traitor St 000 OBO d 44 fl*4 a r N * 4 l» l* v » ( a il FT PONTOON baat. 411 •barglatl 1(0 HP Evanrudr. Vary latl! Many attrai. like nan Orly 110 MOM) (BM a n »i o r a d y w h i t i omc 1 0 looai nan 110 one OBO Santord 11) IIS4 231-Cars At matt C rary Car I litt It Said By The Tun* The Peper Hilt The Slraattl Lett 'O Carit A Fan Track* and Bead! IIM Len (town Payment Witt* Warranty l BUT HERE, PAY HERE AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE •IN Santord Aye . Santord _____ to)m m a ____ • CH R Y ILFB IMPERIAL 71 L K t nan Mutt Tail Only Sl« MB Call 14*7)))) m a • C O R V ETTE. TTD. 4 ( match Vaiian. • tapi Mutt tea I A.king |a W0 Ml 0/1) DODGE MAR A DA. IWt. V *. automatic, mag nbaato 11 000 217— G arage Sales J » /•» OARAGE Setot/ Why kalbarlt W f BUY PAY TOP PRICED 44/ >M H I/ ___ FORD Crenn VlcSart*. tail. Gray n charcoal gray. a*c cond 1)708 m Iftoaftor tpm •HONDA ACCORD L I . 1771 P/S. P/B. a ir. Kannaad AM FM rattan* 4 door, ton mile* Bote word cotor Will runForovar SI1EM1M7C/) • LE BARON Canrartikl*. to Rad leaded d g datn nan Fop. n*n tlraa S/.Q00 |f) Dot • LINCOLN MARK I. LSC. I7M Comp;«>#!* loaded Sarvica record* and recoplt ( I 400 __ OBO 40/ H I 1444 • M ONTE CARLO 17/t graal cond' A C. rurt( Ilk* a Fop' Sharp tookmg111>toP4 MSI •OLDS CUTLASS. If/*, rabuill *ngm* Good mukei* car Mutt kail 1/00 OBO M l**/ •GARAGE SALE A0 BARGAIN Call in yaur garag* iato ad by I) noon gn fuakday and I**• a d ra n ia g t at aur (p aclal garag* (ato ad p rice!! Call Ciekkilied non For daiaiti' ^^3 7 7 2 5 1 ^^^ 575 ANDREWS RD Sanford A von c*ll*cfl*n . book* old trunk* nick l u l l craft tuppiiat SATURDAY A SUNOAY *( Ml lea* 221— Good Things to Eat STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION * E V ER Y T U I I D A Y f to PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hary. 71. Dayton* Boacb __________N S B U I I I__________ •RENAULT ENCORE. IMS E icalton t condition I tl.lOO I'rm llO l ilt attar (P M Serioukty looking tor a me*, clean, utrd c o r ) OEPEN OABLE Oonn payment* a* ton a* |tf* mcludat tar A •ill* Call FUES AUTO SALES » W327-2S92♦ * a TOYOTA COROLLA atagan. ■fl. Auto. A/C. rad. 11K. narranfy |7 7» 171HM VOLK SWAOON BUOS 7 J and II Suparbaatto* MOO tor bom Call to* *004 attor I___________ ■ i f MO MIDGET, Vary good co n d . rvttored garag* kept «*K ml SHOO 771 «0*l • •n PORSCHE t il Tag*. UK ml tot. I K condilian. 17 000 OBO Santord 111)114 •11 PLYMOUTH FURY. * dr good angina, good lira*. A/C 1)00 OBO IH t /U Jimmy *1 PONTIAC BONNIVILLE Good running con d . 4 dr dependable )• * OBO 111 7 >i* •14 FONO TAURUS. 4 door Good condition UWO OBO 40/ U l 44) 0 0 *lean area •IF BUICK SKYLARK Good tend . * duor . Automatic l/K plut mu** Aiklng SI )00 OBO Cell _an*r (jen M* 00)4 1/ CHEVY Spacirum auto. air A m /F m cattail* good cond LI blue S14WOBO M B/to) 'El PONTIAC FtraBNB. T tap. S t«d . A/C Ritot graal Aiklng I l I K t ) / 4714 AIk tor Da.a SPINET ORGAN ntm small La*!to ton* cabmat Parfacl playing candltlan. f'*a* sound Duo to untortu nata clrcu m tta n ct*. mutt tacrlfica SWO i n IV 4 ) / ) IW) i KINO SHE natorbad. naralati ml t draw*rt haadboard ml mirror, txa lton t cond Cotl 11000. Soil SWO ANTIOUE HUTCH t ) « WOMEN CLOTHINO 11 * 1) 14. theat tl/a • Soma nan I Kltcban Ham*, kotek kwackt. cam tart *r, kbam* Call U l 71*) PANASONIC VHS CamcarOrr PVSIOO m tb bard kb* 11 cate All ac castor let and tripod 1400 no W 0 _____________________ POOL 14 It Laituratima. lep ol the Una nitb all accattoriat FktlSOOOUO W 0 tv A B. L. • IW) SUBURBAN OMC *11 dittal. ball Ton. mechanically •Olid, new rad /bra** rotor* A c*< pert h**d liner Vary good tirat and tow pkg SI MO OBO * o /)g i tea* • RECEI VER NITCN, For lull Hi* Chary B*H mount trailer ball Included B/t U l 44)0 Call E to I Mon Frl__________ R O LL BAR. tru ly pamtod. bold* 4 light*, fit* mart bed Ford IttSDS(Metit 771 rmt 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers OCABBIAOE TRAILEB. )l P I * // R oot air. idaal Hr* in/traval Furnlkhed Nc* Only S1.1QO/OBO tt) to/f DOOOE TRANSAN IID bad. tea bo*, good cond SI WC or Node tor car n « X 01 HOLIOAT R em tlir In-ter.* t f . ISM baiamant modal loaded Eacaltont cond Op ttonal Honda motor tcaoto' tor 1 n / rack SS) 000 lOMTt fTT, # 1* MOTOR HOMf u - . , • Will trad* tor trpwoi traitor *• com p arab ia value 1)1 / Ml WE BUY CARS • WE BUY CARS • WE ra C e le b r a t in g | O u r 1 st Y e a r! • P tyrnert* A t Low As U S to N k ! •Most Car* Baton JJ W | • Orvtrw-Spot F'xancrv) 233— Auto Parts “ / Accessories • Make and Model • Year • Power Features • No Auchon Can* JEFF 4 KELLY'S FAMILY AUTOS me 701 S. FRENCH AVE... SANFORD 3 2 2 -B 6 0 0 1Mechanical Condition ’ Body and Finish Transmission 1Mileage 1Previous Use AcccssoHcs/Inlcrior HOME APPLIANCE CENTER SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3M-261I irnojpjewty n m irejiiiit; • In c lu d in g L o t •No Down Payment’ • N o Cl o s in g Cost • APR / I 25 .1.... Located In Established Sanford Neighborhood 1414 Mara Ct, (offMellonville) $ 6 2 ,9 0 0 ° ° • 3 B e d ro o m , 2 B a th •Concrete Block 'Full Carpet *1116 Tub Enclosure 'Roll-up Garage Door with Stucco •Central Heat/AC •Washer/dryer Hook-ups •Concrete Driveway/Walks •Choice of Lot Location; 40 Gallon Water Heater *Cathedral Ceilings ' Many Color Choices . . . . . . . . . . - >j ■fl ’ Su e SHIP. Don Pwnert Fa Ouitfid Buyers OUlFOAHOAEIfORMATlOH Op*n 7 Days a Waa* W amend Hourg - S a t S A M l o B P M . S t r 1 P M W B P M w vooau * # 17/1 CHEVY I 1 ton p itl VI Bun* good Engirt* and Nan* *trang t lM O n i Sit) a n d Bikes II* KAWAIKI KHMt <'*w< •ac cond . ISK m l. cN xo a’ f 4 chrpm# t«M 1?; K41 Y o u r transportation a d w orks best when it contains in fo rm a tio n the b u y e r w ants to k n o w : Tb*moon • lorgaM u e a u o i j w a angto torn** honoa t n * l»44 n a K O C O O M _____________________________ CBCQonza 44 000 m,let 114 *00 Call U l 4M ) 239— Motorcycles Y o u p a y f o r th e first I D d a y s a n d i f y o u r c a r d o e s n 't s e ll, c a ll us a n d r e n e w it f o r F R E E ! P h o n e n u m b e r a n d a s k i n g p r ic e m u s t be i n c l u d e d in a d . N o c o p y c h a n g e w h i l e a d is r u n n i n g e x c e p t f o r p r ic 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 ! O M E S DELAND, FL 1639 North Volutla Ave. Orange City, FL Ph: 904/775*9400 4X 4 WE PAY TO P U ttFO * Comptoto or Wracktd C a n Truck* RUNNING or NOT ANY CONDITION Itl ***> 1 ORE E N W ARE/ BISQUE t « \ OFF I 1.000 * of meld* priced right Wooden mold rack*. btock*. andatc 771U H ■ O R LA N D O , FL 4540 W. Colonial • Hw y.SOW Ph: 407/205-0981 Sanford Motor Co. Dt FORD BRONCO 238— Vehicles Wanted | We'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. 223— Miscellaneous" CHEST Fraaiar ito Hear, duty metal desk U ) Ponar monar SCO E k rdger II) ) t " ttarao tpoeker* SJOaa TO 1401 • "CLAWFOOT IRON TUB" nim thenar attachment good kbap* 1100 Ptoat* call 114 1101 I jU l T I l , i ~BJTKji| •or baa btttoa or vwT tu t modal horn* Cdtg*r n a If DODGE R A M ))*. Dpatt MO VI. » K ml tot Ik* nan cond SI0 X » O B O n i* /)» _ f t VO V AO I N . 1 p*(S * cyl Aula. A /C PI*. F t IIIP nbaal. a bag. cruk*. built In child (Hy it. tugg rack M400 ml . 111.100 O B O ) » 10*4 773— Musical Merchandise •LEXINGTON•4 BR, 2 BA, 1152 Sq. Fl. To lake advantage of this special savings, call us or visit our nearest model center. Jim do il today, because an ai offer this good won't Iasi forever. Call Toll Fro«1 a8 0 0 s4 9 2 -5 8 3 7 (A tk for Eitonsion 60) a JEEP PICK UP **«. 17/ t VI. auto Engm* and Iran* r* built labaut 10 000 m tiad Nenar interior U 000 U l MO* CAMINO V 4. auto A/C Mini condition I ELMO Ml 1*4 ) linoantw er lymtg ■U FORO CONVERSION Van Recant motor overhaul * cyl. K* cold air. cruK* control Nk* van lor ll.SOO Mt IIX *f Santord I mi N OF SI Rtf 44 Moapt Form* Ml >m Jim Waller Homes oilers you this discount on 5 popular models for a limited lime: •PRESIDENT■4 BR, 2 BA, 1800 Sa. Ft. •VICTORIAN■3 BR, 2'/> BA, 1583 S7. Ft. •MAUISOX- 4 BR, 2 BA, 1441 Sq. Fl. •RJDGEMONT•3 BR, 2 BA, 1144 Sq. Fl. Jim ^ Ja ile r H O HANOI CAPPED VAN. ItfO Ford E DO LiH. automatic door* S) OOOM) 1 0 4 __ OISU1 U P/U 7) Rad SK. A/C. •m /lm cat*. Full baddnar. rear n.ndon *7 4IO 771 44 M f l ' OEO METRO ) dr. S *pd A/C. under narranty, 10 mpg 14.M0 OBO 1» lU t * O fl HONDA Ctrl* LX 4 dr. ) kpd cruito pd pw A m /F m ttorao tap* MX mil** Eat nar )IQ 7aO OBO Ml l.’ l ) mi Kojwirr rnojiiTiie; j fifojn' IIess; tba'iiii ill M »WUB4 • FORD R ANOER. L T X fl. P/S. cruita. A/C. dareo. 4 W0 mlltk. t yr or 71 000 ml t*H an narranty Call P I ISM______ FORD to CONVERSION VAN V t. auto. ponar nindont ponar door lock*, tilt, eruitt and moral Eacaltont condition in and out! Mud tea and drive •o appraclat* Sk.lSO OBO 40/ X ) (071 1714 ( L **m )*fl Catory Av* Jmi E OVI U n'L.1 4f /ill S |1| tllFMhl 1h AN«l VOU SAPff OM() 304 I C O M U inciA l ST UMO •|40/t m 3MJ M—JFLW4*w fTW • C H E W B E A U V ILLE VAN 'If . I ton. Paatangar van. clean Loaded! Too much to lilt, mud too to appreciate Only M,4t)OBO M l I W0 • DODO I VA N . I f l l . Good conditianl 11.000 or bod otter Ptaaaa call P ) 0141 attor ipm • FORD LARIET. I»W. F IM. X clean. On* onnar. X X m l. loaded. 4 yr MK narran ty 17 * 7) m 04)1 or ) } ) 0447 SHOBTOf CASH ? ANTIQUE Ommg roam unto dark nood (Id* board China cto*r< labto *v 1 a d . and 4 cba rc Goad cond . mini tall Aiklng i : t 00 . north much Caii m o n o 23S— T r u c k s / ____B u s e s / V a n s 235— T r u c k * / B u se s/ V a n s Jtl (X C H A N O I 157— Mobil# Homes / Sale 141— Hornet fo r Sale 141— H o w * for Sale N 0Jt4 >-i--yPPfxry\ Cater, / 4 t) iU Mwy — 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, February 13, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 13, 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>, February 13, 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/8d379d695dc5aee530f206d997081289.pdf 90d78d2a82f0478bcab57bc1200fe47d PDF Text Text ____________________ _ ________________________________ Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoe 1008 80th Yoar, No. 174 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST INSIDE □ S p o rts O ne league settled, one not S A N FO R D — One softball championship was decided, while the other Is still In limbo after Thu rsd ay night's play In the Sanford Recreation Department Men’s Polar Bear leagues. [ SeePage IB. □ P e o p le H ousing for all A movement Is on In Seminole County to get affordable housing for all residents. Th e SHIP program Is the realization of the American dream. f See Page 3D. BRIEFS Second 'chop shop’ broken up W IN T E R SPRINGS — Seminole County slierIll's Investigators have broken up a second motorcycle "chop shop" operation In Winter Springs. Ed McDonough, public information officer for the sheriffs office, said the o|>eratlon is not related lo the one allegedly run by Harold Krohn. Krohn. who is facing eight felony charges In connection with an Illegal chop shop operation at Ills home. Is presently out of town and has not been taken Into custody. Investigators are holding $50,000 in cash found In Krohn's home as an Inllccmenl lo bring him back to Seminole County. , T h e suspect In the second chop shop operation Is expected lo turn himself m al the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility this after­ noon. In the second operation, deputies have sle/ed two Honda BOO motorcycles and parts of a third Honda BOO were also found In llu* home. WHAT’S HAPPENING | W eekend to-do guide • Saturday. March 12 — Th e first women's mujor league baseball game In Sanford, Is scheduled lo begin al 1:30 p.m .. In the Sanford Memorial Stadium. T w o all-slur teams, repre­ senting the east anti west, will participate In an exhibition game lo show the public the power of women In the s|Kirl of baseball. Th e event Is being sponsored by Super Sports Promotions. Gates open at 12:30 p.m. There Is no charge for admission for Ibis game. • Saturday. March 12 — Hoy Scout Tro o p 529 will he hosting u fundraiser al Flea World from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be carnival games and prizes lor all ages. There will be an auction al I p.m.. which will Include aulo services, restaurant gill .certificates, and miscellaneous merchandise. Th e money raised at this event will be used lo help Ihe troop attend summer camp. • Saturday. March 12 — Th e Mldway-Cunuan Redevelopment Association and the Midway C om m unity Against Drugs arc co sponsoring a clean up effort In Ihe com m unity east of Sanford. . . .. .... Those who are Interested should meet ul tile Midway Com m unity Center tit 8 a.in. I he clean up will continue until 4 p.m. For more Information tin Ihe event, cull Louise Perkins al 323-6936. • Sunday. March 13 The 7th annual Central Florida Walk for the Hungry will begin ut 2:30 p.m. T h e goal Ibis year Is lo raise $60,000. Over 1.000 walkers raised more than $43,000 Iasi year. . _ . . , In Sanford Ihe march begins al Centennial Park. In Longwood. the route begins at Crane's Roost Park behind Ihe Altamonte shopping center. . , .. ... Registration Is al 2 p.m. at each location with the walk kicking off at 2:30. For further Information or to volunteer, phone 426-7123. God in the classroom Lawmaker: Put religion in history lessons; Teacher: It’s there By VICKI OsSORMIIR Horald Stall Writer SA N FO R D While Rep. To m Feeney Is pressing fellow lawmakers to Include more religion In the history books In public schools, local teachers believe that Qod was never really taken out of the classroom In the historical sense. ” 1 don't know how we could possibly teach historical concepts without tlie mention of G od." noted Andy Williams, chairman of the history department at Seminole High School. "It Is Impossible in history class or In literature class to discuss early expression or histori­ cal development and not speak atrout God and religion." Feeney's hill, which has cleared the House Education Committee by a 19-2 vote, would allow, even encourage, teachers to Include ref­ erences lo God whenever ll Is historically significant. Th e lull. Feeney explained, would allow ref­ erences lo God In famous speeches By NICK PFBIFAUF Horald Stall Wrltor SA N FO R D — A service station was robbed at gmi|Kilnl shortly before midnight last night. Tw o men escaped with an undetermined amount of money. According lo Sanford police Commander De­ nnis Whitmire. "At approxim ate 1 Ii48 p.m .. two Tem ps drop for the w eekend M o s i I y s u n n y ...W in d y and cool. High In the mid lo upper 60s. North­ west wind 15 to 20 m p h und g u s ty becoming north. O For more weather, see Pan* 2A______________ O verw helm ing yes for prayer back in schools By SUSAN WENNER Horald Correspondent SA N FO R D — When traveling the roadways bumper stickers adorn many a ear <>r truck. Now a com m onplace sighting, m any black males entered the Highway Oil station al 2425 S French, and robbed the store, firing one shot Inside the building, and one outside." Whitmire said two clerks were In the store al the time. Clarence Van Clive. 17. of Sanford, and Ernie Offcnplrglr. 57. of Deltona. "In addition to the money In the store, one of the clerks also had his wallet taken." Whitmire said. "In the purklng lot." lie continued, "a witness lend to speak their opinions or beliefs through this sticky or­ nament. A recent find was a bumper slicker that read. "As long as there are tests, there W IL L be prayer In scho o ls" Sec Prayer, Page 5A said he saw the men running from the building carrying u while hag. In which we assume they had the money. When the man tried lo go alter the robbers In his pickup truck, they reportedly fired two shots Into the truck, then two more at the man. apparently trying to frighten him off." W hitm ire said no one was injured by the gunshots. C See Robbed. Page 5 A Looking for ‘love’ in all the w rong places Proud to be Americans S a n fo rd c o p s b u s t 6 ‘jo h n s ’ in s tin g By SANDRA E LLIO TT Horald Staff Wrltor iout 200 now citlzons sworn In at tho nlord Civic Conlor Thursday, mnko a fist In ;tory as tho corornony concludod. Amono rtlclpants In tho program worn mombors of a Pilot Club of Sanford, Salllo Harrison motor of Iho Daughtors of tho Amorlcan MtrllJ rnuio oy ivolutlon, mon and Ladlos Auxiliary of norlcan Loglon Campboll-Losslng Post 53, io U S . Immigration Sorvlco, and Sanford nyor Dottyo Smith. Guo3t speaker was John Boon, II. Chief Judgo of tho tOth Judicial Your electric bill will drop slightly Herald Staff Writer naatha......... nr A a M . Editorial........... Florida.............. ........2A Waathar......... Joseph Allen Robet'l Sr. Clara Lee Thomas Service station robbed at gunpoint By NICK PFBIFAUF INDEX or documents, for example. He told fellow lawmakers thnt. In an cITorl lo separate church and slate, American history books no longer have the religious references they once contained. " I don't know which history books lie has looked al. hill the iKioks we use here In Seminole County do not fall lo mention G od." Williams said. Williams said he would never try lo preach Christian theology In the classroom, but he believes that this country was founded on religious p rin c ip le s und m a n y hlsorleal events have hinged on a religious lenel. He said his classroom Is diverse, with students representing beliefs across the theological spectrum. Th e background of Christian beliefs that shaped the actions and writings of the founding fathers must somelimes be explained lo the students who do not share the common heritage. Iml It Is discussed only lo □ Baa R eligion. Page SA SA N FO R D - Electric bills will be dropping slightly In Sanford and Seminole County beginning next month. The Public Service C o m ­ mission on Thursduy established new fuel udjustmcnl charges for customers of three of Florida major utilities for the next six months. From April 1 until Sept. 30, a residential custom er of Florldu Power fit Light Co., the stale's largest electric utility based, will pay an average of $1.05 a month teas with the average hill decreasing from $72.3Qlo $71.31. Dill Swank, spokesman for Cen­ tral Florida's FP& L coverage urea said Ihe prices have gone down several limes, "Last summer we were charging approximately $77 on the basic rates," lit* said, "then In January, we do what Is called a m id-course correction, and we found Ihe oil and gas prices were lower than we had projected last ycur." "W e then submitted our lower price projections to the PSC and they responded by allowing us lo reduce the rales." lie added. Swank stressed that the lower rates were recommended by the power company, rather than de­ manded by the PSC. FP&L serves Sanford and a large part of Seminole County. Residential customers of Florida Power Corp. will pay 20 cents less a month, with the average bill de­ creasing from $80.58 lo $80.32. "O u r nuclear plant Is running very well." said FPC's Dill Warren. "It's Jusi a good economical opera­ tion. und with the cost of oil and gas lower than what w r expected, we Just naturally reduced the rates." Warren suit) the changes would not make any difference In FPC's operations. "T h e fuel charges me a direct cost for us." lie said, "and when they go down. It's mandated (hal the hills are adjusted accord­ ingly. ns long as there Isn't any S A N F O R D - Six men went looking lor sex In the wrong place Thursday night and ended up being snared In a reverse* prostitution sting by agents ol the Sanford Police Dc|iurimcnl Special Investigations UnitSix men. three from Sanford and three from out of town, ranging In age from 21 to 43 were arrested In the sling operation conducted til the downtown area around 3rd and 4th streets and French Avenue. Sanford Police Commander Dennis Whitmire said a lemale undercover ofliccr posed as a street prostitute during the operation Four of the men See S tin g . Page 5 A Creative students ntiaiu rnvtw wj •vniimy **«**>••«• Studonts from Idyllwlldo Elomontory School and Lako Mary Elomontary School havo boon working togolhor lo find croatlvo solutions lo pollution. As purl of the C R E A TE (Croatlvo Responses from Elomontary Thinkers). Jason Frasor, Ashloy Kellgron and Vanessa Lano received some guidance from Mlko Flomorfelt, civil engineering supervisor for Sominolo County, on Iho Utter Vacuum Ihoy doslgnod (or the projoct. l'!8ee Electric, Page BA __________ ___ a---------:---------------------- UBSCRI.BE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 •‘ ** rrV-r"*— ' >v'r’T' ' �a A - S a n lo rd H e ra ld . S a n lo rd . F lo rid a - F rid a y , M a rc n 11, 1094 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 Hem ispheric sum m it to be held in M iam i W A S H IN G TO N — Miami will host u summit meeting of democratically elected leaders from Western Hemisphere countries, officials said. A formal announcement from the White House Is expected today. An administration official, usklng not to he Identified, said Miami was chosen In part because the conference will give President Clinton high visibility In a state he lost by a narrow margin to President Hush In 1992. The major themes of the sum m it, to be held In December, will be environmental Issues and the possibility of expanding the North Am erican Free Trade Agreement to other hemispher­ ic countries. N A F T A covers Canada, the United States and Mexico. Th e summit also will celebrate the advent of democratic rule to virtually all hemispheric countries since 1979. The conclave will attract leaders from Canada to Argentina, including the Independent nations of the Caribbean. According to current plans, leaders from Cuba and Haiti will not be Invited because they ure not democratically elected. The decision to host the sum m it In Miami was first reported In Thursday's editions ofthc Miami Herald. W eather satellite nears launch date C A P E C A N A V ER A L. — A high-tech weather satellite that will help forecasters track killer storms Is moving steadily towards Its launch date after years of delay, officials said. Th e U.S. Geostationary Operational Environm ental Satellite was moved Wednesday to a pre-launch facility In Titusville for fueling. It Is scheduled for launch on April 12. GO ES-! Is the first of a scries of five meteorological satellites to be launched for the National Oceanic Atm ospheric Administration. It will ensure dual-satellite coverage for the United States Into the next century. "It Is part of a very advanced new-tcchnology, nextgeneration weather satellite." N A S A spokesman George Oilier said Thursday.’ Once the satellite Is blasted Into space aboard an AC-73 Atlas 1 rocket. It will not be fully operational for N O A A for about six > months while tests arc completed. Dlller said. The salclllle was originally to be In orbit In 19H9. but the project has been beset with problems. Hurricane forecasters have been left to watch the hemisphere through the eyes of two aging satellites. Church criticizes new spapers, police C L E A R W A T E R — Th e Church of Scientology Is distributing 125,000 copies of Its publication which criticizes a newspaper and police officials for wasting taxpayer money and Ignoring the church's good deeds. Targeted by the special, eight-page edition of the Freedom magazine nre the Clcnrwatcr Police Department, the St. Petersburg Tim es, the Poyntrr Institute for Media Studies and the now-defunct Clearwater Sun. A Scientology story w ritten by Rlchnrd Haw orth, a Scientology spokesman ut the International headquarters in Clearwater, discusses the church's com m unity activities. Including u winter festival and a drug-free campaign. "Y o u probably never hear ubout these or other activities of the Church In our com m unity." the article says. "You certainly did not read much about them In the St. Petersburg Tim es — and what you did read made them sound controversial." I Th e St. Petersburg Tim es In Jan u ary reported the Clearwater police keep Investigative flics on Scientology, though there was never a crim inal prosecution. The church has a suit pending against the city to have the files purged. Haworth criticized the ’ i W i s a n d t l i c police department for the probe. Haworth ulso questions the tax-exempt status of the Poyntcr Institute, a not-for-profit educational Institution which owns the Tim es. Zink held w ithout bond O R LA N D O — A concern he may (lee Is keeping an Orlundo pediatric orthopedist In Jail without bund on charges of possessing child pornography and sexually molesting u boy patient. Prosecutors arc Investigating complaints made by three other children Dr. W illiam Zink fondled them. T h e Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation nlso Is looking Into the case. Zink. 42. has a host of supporters who describe him us a dedicated, compassionate physician who helped pull patients through tough medical times. T h e y have created u legal defense fund. > Eight of Zink's friends and peers testified Wednesday ubout the doctor's attributes when he sought his release on ball. Circuit Judge Michael Cycm anlck denied the request, and Zink lawyer Kirk Klrkconncll said he would appcul the ruling. Prosecutor Robin W ilkinson told the Judge Zink has ties to Guatemala, where he adopted u son and does medical missionary work. From Associated Press reports LOTTERY M IA M I - H o rc are th o w in n in g num bers selected Ttiursday In the Florida Lottery: Cash 3 0 -0 -8 Play 4 0 -1 0 - 8 Sanford Herald Friday, March 11, 1994 V ol. M . No. 174 Pu blitted Dally and Sunday, (leapt Saturday by The Sanlord Harald, Inc 100 N. French Ava, Sanlord, Fla. 11771 Sacond Claaa Poataga Paid at Sanlord, Florid* and additional mailing offkaa. POSTMASTER: Sand addrasa changaa to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.O. Bui 1667, Sanlord, FL 32774 1667. Subacrlpllon Rataa (Pally 6 Sunday) Horn* Dally ary Mail 1 Monttta 619.80 634.00 t Month* UO.00 646.00 1 Yaar ITS.00 SM.00 Florida Raaldanta mual pay 7% aalaa taa In addition to rata* above Phon* (407) 322-2611. B yADAM YEOMANS Associated Pross Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - Rending to public outcry over the Increasing co st of g o v e r n m e n t, sta te lawmakers are pushing to get u spending cap before voters Nov. 8. A proponed c o n stitu tio n a l amendment Is headed to the House floor after the House A p p r o p r ia t io n s C o m m itt e e npproved the m easure 3 1-0 Thursday. A similar measure Is being considered In the Senate. Supporters of the measure said It would force the state to budget more responsibly and focus on Its greatest needs, such as education, criminal Justice and roads. T i l l s y e a r, the Legislature Is debating a record 938 billion budget, almost 2'.* times greater than the 1980 state budget. "W c 'rr attempting In some reasonable fashion to control the amount of spending the state does by limiting the amount of State plans to spend $2 m illio n to attract visito rs By ADAM YEOMANS Assoclatod Pros3 Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - T o help the state's slumping tourism business. Florida lawmakers said they plan to spend 92 million on tourism advertising this spring. Industry officials said they would match the stale's effort with at least 92 million of their own. "W e want to send a very strong signal that our stnte remain ns the number one tourist destination In the w orld." Rep. Alzo Reddick, D O rlam lo. and chairman of the House tourism committee, said Thursday. T h e sla te 's 931 b illio n tourism Industry has been hurt by headlines worldwide last year about attacks on tourists and Increased com­ petition from oilier countries and slates, State tourism officials had requested 92 million for addi­ tional advertising last fall after a British tourist was revenue that we take In." said Rep. Buddy Johnson. R-Planl City, who Is one of the sponsors. Th e House proposal (C S -H JR 2053) would limit the growth In state revenue to the increase In the average growth In personal Income for the previous five years. It would lake effect In fiscal 1995 9H starting J u ly 1. "It will change the way we govern here In the state of Florida. The re 's no question nhout It." said Rep. Jo h n Long, chairman of the appropriations committee. Long said he wasn't thrilled about the spending limit but sponsored the resolution after he became convinced a stricter limit being promoted In a citi­ zens' Initiative petition would succeed this yeur. "If u referendum Is on the tuillot then It will pass." wild Long. D-Land O'Lakes. "If we don't take a very pro active role here In the Legislature, that referendum will be more restric­ tive." killed at a rest stop along Interstate 10. Leg islative leaders declined until they h a d s t a t i s t i c s s h o w in g tourism was hurt. Figures releused last week showed Florida counted more than 41 million visitors In 1993, a slight Increase over 1992. But the num ber of visitors In December fell 7.6 percent to 3.2 million, pro­ m p tin g law m akers to a n ­ nounce Thursday they would re le a s e th e a d v e r t i s in g dollars Rep. John Long, D-Land O'Lakes. and chnlrm an of House Appropriations C om ­ mittee. said they have agreed to release 92 million from a trust fund that collects a 92 a day surcharge on rental cars. Officials said the effort Is needed to light the state's c rim e -p la g u e d Im age und compete with other states that are advertising heavily for travelers from the north­ east and midwest. Parasite killing Everglades nestlings By Assoolatad Prats W E S T PALM B E A C H A parasite spawned from human sewage Is killing HO percent of the baby egrets and herons at the last major nesting colony In Everglades National Park, re­ searchers warn. It also has Infected birds at other sites, biologists told South Florida Water Management Dis­ trict board members Wednes­ day. W ading birds In Delaware. Louisiana and Texas also huve been Infected with (he parasite, according to Marilyn Spalding, whose research was detailed last year In the Journal of Wildlife Diseases. But experts say the parasite could pose a particularly severe problem In the Everglades, where populations of wading birds have plunged by more than 90 percent since the 1930s. "T h is is the highest priority In wading bird research so far." said Everglades National Park biologist Jo hn Ogden. But Ogden said the park can't afford to study the parasite. And Spalding has yet to obtain grants for further research since her work was completed In 1990. "It Is very frustrating." she said. Th e Eustrongylldes Ignotus parasite was found In Florida during a study that began In 1987 at the Rodgers River Hay nesting colony In the E ve r­ glades. Spuldlng. a University of Flor­ ida In fe c tio u s diseases re ­ searcher. told water managers the Rodgers River nestlings died after the parasite burrowed thm ugh their stomachs. A possible link between the parasite and human sewage was uncovered when researchers monitored loraglng habits ol adult birds from the Rodgers River site. The birds had been lilted with radio transmitters. The turds were preying on fish In ponds alMiut live miles away. The ponds had been contami­ nated w ith sewage from a p r I v a l e h u n 11 n g c a m p ' s overflowing septic tank, said Slevp Davis, the water district's top ecologist. Th e fish In these ponds proba­ bly were Infected with the para­ site after eating liny worms called ollgochaetes. Spalding said. Ollgochaetes thrive on the nutrients found In sewage. Hw*M ffwto by Mkhad SkdUntll L et’s go w indow shopping Kit Thompoon, center, shows concopts lor buslnoss decorations to downtown merchants, as part ol Sanford's Main Stroot Retail Comm ittee "W inning W indow s" workshop Thursday, at the Sanlord Flo w o r Shop, Tho m p so n, along with her brother, Tim Donahoo, loll, conducted the session on croallvo store displays. T H E W E A TH E R LOCAL FORECAST Fantasy 5 2515-7-5-18 Lawmakers push to limit state government spending To d a y: Mostly sunny...W indy and cool. High in the tnld to upper 60s. Northwest wind 15 to 20 rnph and gusty, becoming north. T o n ig h t: Mostly clear...Cool and breezy. Low In the mid to upper 40s. North wind 15 mph and gusty. Saturday: Partly cloudy and windy. High In the lower 70s. Northeast wind 15 to 20 mph and gusty. Extended forecust: Sunday: Fair and not as cool. Lows In the 50s. High In (lie mid to upper 70s. M o n d a y und T u c s d u y : Partly cloudy with u chance of showers east. Lows In the 50s. FLORIDA TUMPS City Daytona Beach Ft Laud Baach FortMyara Galnaivlll* Hometlead Jacksonville Kay Wail Lakeland Miami Peniaiol* Saratol* Tallahattao Tampa Vero Baach W Palm Baach Lo Pel .75 AA •3 mm mm 73 00 A3 •7 7A AO .13 mm mm mm 71 S3 n 00 72 13 B4 A4 ft* •4 70 00 40 5? ot 77 A4 00 54 47 04 AO 71 07 A3 01 U IA AA 00 Hi NATIONAL TEMF1 EXTENDED OUTLOOK * cy \ j ^ cy \j^---------- FRIDAY SATURDAY Maly aunny 68-50 Ptly cldy 72-50 SUNDAY Fair 75-57 MONDAY Ptly cldy 75-55 TIDES • NEW March 12 O FULL March 27 ( FIRST March 20 9 LAST A p rils BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 3-6 feet and very choppy. C u r­ rent Is strong to the south with u wuter temperature of 05 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves arc 3-5 feet and very choppy. Current Is strung to the south with u water temperature of 65 degrees. * SATURDAY: SOLUNAK TABLE: Min. 4:55 a.m.. 5:05 p.ni.i MuJ. 10:55 a.m .. 11:15 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 7:59 a.m .. 8:12 p.m.: lows. 1:43 a.m.. 2:01 p.m.: New Smyrna Beach: highs. 8:04 a.m.. 8:17 p.m.: lows. 1:48 a.m.. 2:06 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 8:19 ?.m.. 8:32 p.m .: lows, 2:03 a.m.. 2 :2 1 p.m. DOATINQ St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Small craft advisory in effect. Tonight: Wind north to north' east 20 to 25 kls. Seas 6 to 9 ft except higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters choppy In exposed areas. Saturday: Wind northeast to east 15 to 20 kts. Seas 4 to 7 ft except higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters choppy. TUESDAY Ptly cldy 78-57 STATISTICS T h e high te m perature In Sanford Thursday was 83 de­ grees and the overnight low was 4 1 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra lufull for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled .03 of an Inch. Th e temperature at 9 a.m. today was 47 degrees and Friday’s overnight low was 42, as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. □ Thursday's high............ 83 □Barometric pressure.30.20 □Relative Humidity....54 pet □W in ds.......... North 15 mph □R ainfall................... Trace □Sunset............... 6:31 p.m. □Sunrise.............. 6:30 a.m. Temperature, Indicate prevloul day'! high and ovarnlghl low lo 1 a tn EST City HI La Prc Ollk Anchorage 39 30 tn Atlanta 62 31 dr Atlantic City 52 3a 1 33 d r Baltimore 4A 33 .34 d r Billing, A3 41 dr Birmingham 50 37 cdy Bitmarck 27 It cdy Boll* 54 34 i; dr Bo,Ion 57 34 1 34 d r Burlington. VI 37 33 OS Cdy Charletlon.SC 70 41 dr Charletlon.W Va 49 3/ dr Charlotte,N.C. 42 31 03 d r Cheyenne 5A 33 cdy Chicago 39 70 cdy Cleveland 35 IS 01 cdy Concord. NM. 3A 31 .74 d r Oalla, FI Worth A7 40 cdy Oenver 44 30 cdy Oet Molne, 39 1* cdy Detroit 41 33 cdy Honolulu 1) 46 dr Houtlon A2 34 cdy Indlanapoll, 47 37 cdy Jackton.MI,, 52 30 dr Kanta, City 54 37 cdy La,Vega, 71 S* dr Lillie Rock 57 3» cdy Lot Angela, AA M dr Memphl, 53 34 cdy Milwaukee 31 37 01 cdy Mpl, SI Paul 34 16 cdy Nathvillt 47 34 cdy New Or lean, 5A 40 cdy New York City 4A 33 .64 d r Oklahoma City 59 34 cdy Omaha 43 34 cdy Philadelphia 4A 34 IS dr Phoenla 79 S3 cdy Pllltburgh 34 It 01 d r Portland. Maine 3A 33 3f d r SI Loult 51 30 cdy Sail Lake City AO 41 04 cdy Seattle 53 43 .14 d r Wathlnglon.O C. 41 31 44 d r �I S a n fo rd H e ra ld , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - F rid a y , M a rc h I t , 1994 - ) A Fired trooper accused of using stolen credit card • 300 block Oak Avenue: 8945 In Jewelry and a watch: Tuesday between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. • Roberts Grocery. 902 Locust Ave.; 810 In candy: between Tuesday 3:30 p.m. and Wednesday 8 a.m. • 100 block Country Club Drive; 82.300 In tools and other possessions: sometime between March 4 nnd Tuesday. M ultiple chargee Sanford police charged Albert Lee Cain, 33, 2730 Hartwell Ave.. Apt. F. Sanford, with burglary, auto theft and possession of stolen property Wednesday, Police sny Cain used u car stolen from a Sanford dealership during an Oviedo burglary In January. Cain was already In Jail, charged with the Oviedo burglary. Auto burglary arrest Efrem Z. Sessions. 23, 1603 W. 25th St.. Sanford: was arrested cnrly Wednesday m orning on auto burglnry charges at C-Lnnc Auto on South Orlando Drive. Polcc report observing Sessions nnd another man enter a car at the dealership and remove a stereo nnd speakers and place it In their car. Th e pair lied, but police coughl Sessions In n nearby wooded area. The second suspect escaped. Sessions was held on charges ol burglnry. vehicle burglary, grand theft, possession of burglary tools and resisting nrrest. Dom estic violence • Tyron e Lorenzo McQueen. 20. 1831 Coolldgc Ave., Sanford: arrested on charges of battery, drug possession nnd resisting arrest violently Seminole County deputies Wednes­ day. A woman at the home reported McQueen hit her and pushed her down. While at the the residence, u deputy reported McQueen pushed him while he was making the arrest. After luking McQueen to the Seminole County jail, flic deputy reported finding u napkin with n piece of "cra ck" cocaine In It in the car seat where McQueen wns placed. • David and Mary Alice Oom cz. 5780 County Hoad *127. Sanford: both arrested on battery charges Wednesday. Itoth reported striking the other during an argument. • Hlchard Kent Thom pson. 39. 428 Lakcshorc Drive, lathe Mary: arrested at Lake Monroe Marina In Sanfurd on a battery charge Wednesduy. Thom pson's wife rc|xirtrd she grabbed her hnlrnndnrm . W arrant arrests • J im m y Allen Quotes. 32, 1852 E. State Hoad 46. Geneva: on an Orange County worthless check charge and a Marlon County charge of failure to appenr In court to change n plea for a worthless check charge. • Edwurd Orrer. 39. 401 W. 18th St.. Sanford, on a New Jersey parole violation charge. • Christopher C. Bassett, 21. 10222 G ro vr View Way, Lake Mary: on n burglary charge following a traffic slop. Hassell was also charged with driving with a suspended license • Marcus Christopher James, 21. 19 Castle Brewer Court. Sanford: on four probation vlolullon charges for cocaine sales convictions. • Homer Jose Wells. 24. 1807 12th Place. Sanford; on a charge of failure to appear In court to answer to a burglary charge. Crim es reported to county deputies • Wholesale Auto Trader. 1200 S. County Hoad 427. Lnngwood; 8750 In office equipment reported taken sometime between 0 p.m. Tuesday between and 9:37 a m Wednesday. • 100 block Essex Drive near Sanford: 8H2I In possession taken from a vehicle sometime Wednesduy bet wren 12:13 u.m und 7:15 a.m. Crim es reported to Sanford police • Violent crimes: • A Sanford man reported he was uttuckcd by two women with Jtnlvcs at 4LfMn. Wednesday by a ditch ncur W illiam Clark Court. T h n man said he had Just been released from the Seminole County Jail on a charge of aggravated battery on a woman, a frlcn d w th e alleged nttnekers. • A man said he wus struck by a person known only as "U o io " in front of n store In the 1500 block of 13th Street at 4:35 p.m. Wednesday. • Burglaries nnd thefts; • 3000 block of South Orlando Drive. 1978 BMW taken from the business parking lot; Wednesday between 8.20 p.m, and 8:45 p.m. • 1800 block of West I5lh Street; two shotguns and a handgun valued at $457: Tuesday between 8:30 a m . and 4 30 p.m. • Burgturlcsnnd thefts: • Park Avenue Apartments; manager reported seeing former tenant removing 8295 In furniture belonging to himself nnd the upartm rnt owner between 7 p.m . Sunday and 8 a.m. Monday. • 1100 block of Enst Seventh Street; $1,759 In walchcs and Jewelry reported taken sometime Tuesday between 10:15 a.m. and 10:43 a.m. • Seminole Com m unity College: 1986 Ford Mustang re­ ported taken sometime between 2:55 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Heportcd found In the parking lot at 6:59a.m . Wednesday. • Country Lakes Apartments: $304 In possessions, Including a shotgun, reported taken sometime between Feb. 10 and 1 p.m. Tuesday. • IOOO block of West T h ird Slrcct: a 8350 shotgun reported taken sometime between 7:30 u.m. Feb. 28 and 9:30 a.m. Sunday. • IOO block of Hayes Drive; 81.128 lit auto body tools reported taken sometime 6 a.m. and 11 a.m. Tuesday. • 300 block of T a ll Pine Lane: Ihrcc hikes valued at $535 anti u 8250 go-kart reported removed sometime Monday Itctwccn 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. Th e go-kart was recovered behind a nearby home. By Th> A o o c l a f d P f i ______ F O R T M YER S - A fired rookie Florida Highway Hatrol trooper from Sanford Is accused of buying more than $1,200 worth of car parts with n stolen credit card, sheriff's deputies said. Derrick Vann. 27. of Sanford wus charged T h u rs d a y w llh grand theft for allegedly using a credit card stolen from n man Involved In an accident Vann handled as a trooper tie fore his bring In December. Vann lias denied the charge, saying someone else stole the credit card, and Ills lawyer says the charge against the black fa rm e r tro o p e r Is " r a c ia lly motivated." Charges added Sanford |tollce added five more charges Tuesday against Tyrone Terrell Carr, already In custody for I lie Feb. 7 home Invasion of a Mayfair woman Holler report a search of Carr's Mellonvllle Trace apartment revealed several credit cards slolen March 3 and In December. Hollcc served Carr with charges ol possession of slolen pro|wrly. dealing In stolen property, dealing in stolen credit cards nnd two counts of credit card forgery. Vunn surrendered und was released from the C harlotte County Jail on $2,500 hall. D e f e n s e a t t o r n e y H t ill W n sscrm u n said II appears someone found the credit card In Vann's patrol car and used it, "It must have fallen out of the wallet Into the car and wns Drug-related arrests Sanford H|>cctnl Investigations Unit police made several drug-related arrests Tuesday night In two separate stings In two U S Highway 17-92 grocery store parking lots at 15th Street and Lake Mary Boulevard. Arrested were: • John Halrlck Carroll. 29. 212 l-tth Ave.. Sanford: charged with purchase of "crack" coculne and resisting arrest. • Jerome Clifford McGinnis. 22. 210 Holly Ave.. Sanford: charged with crack purchase. • Kevin Leigh Smiley. 39. 709 Meadow S t„ Sanford: charged with crack purchase and llrelng to elude a police officer, • lattice Holierl Kollln. 27. 709 Meadow St., Sanford; charged with conspiracy to purchase crack. • Hntrick Vlniird Robinson. 27, 401 W. Seminole Hlvd,, Apt. 159, Sanford: charged with possession of erack with Intent to sell It. • Joan Lee Sykes. 50. 1095 Tim b er Lake Trail, Casselberry; charged with purchasing crack and resisting arrest. Wednesday night, SIU agents made three more arrests: • Christian Ktrkgard, 27. 211 Hayes Hoad. Sanford: on n charge of purchasing cocaine. • Ronald l.eo Letxi. 37. 2818 Sanford Ave.. Santord; charged with purchasing cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia. • Kent Leon Cole, 29. 1800 Lake St.. Oviedo: charged with purchasing coccttlnc. Harding slated to skate in world championships By BOB BAUM AP Sports Writer P O R TL A N D , Ore. — Only the possibility of an Indictm ent stands between Tonya Harding and the chance to skate In the world championships later this month. M eanwhile, T h e Oregonian reported today that Harding won't face federal chnrgcs. W riting to local prosecutors Tuesday. Jam es Reynolds, chief of the Justice Department's ter­ rorism and violent crimes divi­ sion. said It would he harder to try Ihe case In federal court. "T ills is nut to suggest that we liclleve It clear (hat we could not p r c v u ll. b u t o n ly th a t the Jurisdictional hurdles make a federal prosecution more dif­ ficult and the outcome more uncertain," Reynolds wrote In the letter obtnlncd by the news- Firearm charges Jam es Robert Jordan, 35. 635 Monroe Hartxir Hlaec, Sanford, was arrested on two firearm charges Tuesday morning. Sanford police reported (hiding the serial number was removed from a gun he sold to a local pawn shop. Jordan was held on charges of possession and side of a firearm with a •'removed serial number. Laughing gas lifted A 19-year-old Orlando youth and two Juveniles were apprehended early Tuesday morning charged with taking a . bottle of nitrous oxide, "laughing gas." from a fenced compound at South Seminole Hospital. Kyle L. Hlsam, 19. and the two youths were taken Into custody hy a Longwood police olllccr who stopped them near the hospital. There was a bottle of nitrous oxide hi the back seal of the car. thr officer reported. Hlsam w a s held on charges of burglary, petit theft, driving with a suspended license and possession of marlpiana. Th e two youths were released to their parents. lound when the patrol car was cleaned." he said, without say­ ing who could have found It. Th e victim told authorities his wallet was In his car when he wns taken to the hospital. Th e man's wife said Vann returned the wallet ut the hospital the same evening. Th e man contacted authorities after renltztng his credit card wns missing when hr received n m onthly bill listing purchases he had not made. Court documcnls show two store clerks Identified Vann as one of (wo men who made a purchase on the card. Th e sec­ ond man was not Identified. Clerks at both stores said the two men discussed whether the credit card charge would be approved, according to court documents. T w o days nftcr the purchases, Vann returned to one of the stores to return an Item. Vann completed the refund Invoice with his name, address and signature, according to ihe store clerk. paper. Th e national figure skating association said Thursday that it w on't Im m ediately appeal a court order delaying Its dis­ ciplinary' hearing on Harding. The bearing, which find been scheduled for Thursday, could have ended Harding s amateur career. A new date has not been set. H arding s ex-husband says she was Involved In the clubbing attack on Nancy Kerrigan before last month's Winter Olym pic Games. Harding denies "it and has not been charged. U .S . D istric t Ju d g e Ow en Runner ruled Wednesday that Harding would not have hud enough time to prepare a de­ fense If the hearing had been held as scheduled. Harding Is "Just thrilled" that she can skate In the competition scheduled far M arch 22 In Chiba. Japan, snld coach Diane Hawltnson. "Right now, skating for us will tie Michelle Kwnn and Tonya H arding," said Je rry Luce, exec­ utive director of the U.S. Figure Skating Association. "W e hope they both do well." Th e only potential stumbling block Is the crim inal Investiga­ tion. Th e grand Jury Is expected to report by March 21. If Harding is Indicted, she would need permission from an Oregon Judge to leuve the stale. If Indicted and permitted to leave, (lie association would let Iter skate In Chiba. Lace said. H a rd in g s ex-husband. 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W ith o n Incre a sin g n u m b e r of teen-age crim in a ls , a n d d iscussion In o u r Legislature on how to c u rb Ju ve n ile c rim e , th is event Is most refreshing. Here arc school stu d e n ts w h o are in vo lve d In the educational process a n d have proven that they are sueecdlng. W h e n this typ e of Ind ivid u a l reaches a d u lth o o d , he and/or she w ill becom e a leader In business, g o ve rn m e n t a n d In d u stry. W h e n the best p a y in g Jobs are offered to these Ind ivid u a ls In later years, o th ers of the sam e age m a y feel slighted. W h y c a n ’t they be offered the good Jobs as w ell? T h e a n s w e r Is e v id e n t. S tu d e n ts w h o becam e Involved In th is fair are w o rk in g on their future today. E v e n at the 6th grade level, they are m o ld in g th e ir adult lives. T h o s e w h o w ill c o m p la in a rc presently d o in g p oorly In school, p erhaps too Intent on th eir social lives or even feeling s o rry for them selves. W ith o u t a tu rn -a ro u n d of a t­ titude, there Isn ’t m u c h hope for this type, b u t they w ill, never-the-less. be the c o m plalners of the future. A s an e xa m p le of the extent to w h ic h these students w ent In the fair. T o d d K ra m e r, a senior ut Lak e M a ry H ig h S chool shared a first place a w a rd w ith his project. ‘‘P o ly m e r G ra fted S u p e rc o n d u c tin g Loop 3 R adiation P a tte rn s.” Fe w a d u lts w o u ld even k n o w w h at this is a b o ut. Yet T o d d got In vo lve d In It to the e x te n t w h e re lie e n tere d Ills project In co m p e titio n , a n d w on. W ith teen-agers su ch as these, the futu re of the w o rld m a y be better th an som e m ight th in k at this point In tim e. In ad ditio n to e x te n d in g app re cia tio n (o these stu d en ts, th e ir parents also deserve th anks. T h e y gave su pp o rt a n d e n co u ra g e ­ m ent w h e n e ve r possible. T h e teachers also are In the class of super-people, as a rc the o rg a n ize rs of this fair. T h is Science an d E n g in e e rin g F a ir Isn't the o n ly w a y stu d en ts can gel in vo lve d w ith im p ro v in g them selves a n d th eir e d uca tio n . T h e r e a rc o th e r c o m p e titio n s a n d o th e r challenges. T h e s e are cases w h ere e veryo n e benefits. Not Just today, b ut for ye ars to co m e. •I J- LETTERS Thanks Sunduy. Feb. 27. you published an article about m y Ikat weaving and the workshop I teach In Maitland. I want to commend yo u r correspondent. Susan W arner, for the work she did In preparing this Information. First. I was Impressed by Iter approach to making an appointment and arriving promptly. She was Interested not only In the wcuvlng and dyeing procedures but ulso In m y background experiences. We spent a’plcasant hour. My husband and I were pleased to see the published photographs und her article. She wrote well and Incorporated all of the Important details of our conversation. In fact, I think It's one of the best articles about my work that has been published. T h a n k you very m u ch for y o u r help in publicizing the workshop und the Weavers of Orlando Guild. LnVonnc Robertson Enterprise Berry's W orld B w H a i 01 tM»rNCA.Inc * Will whoever keeps sucking in his or her breath and saying uh-oh’ please stop It?’_____________ Mortgage delinquencies lowest level in 20 years CHUCK STONE By JOH N D. MoCLAIN Film: Painful m em ories of Belfast After watching "In the Name of the Father.” a movie about an Irish rebel wrongly Imprisoned by Urltlsh authorities. I was Inspired to call a friend In Northern Ireland. Monica Culbcrt is the wife of a Belfast teacher who had been In prison for 15 years. When a man answered the phone. I was momentarily speechless. But Monica's husband. Mlchucl. quickly Iden­ tified himself. Maybe my professor of theology. Manfred T . Branch, was right. "G o d always answers prayers." the charismatic Brauch would tell us In seminary class. "Sometimes right away, sometimes next week or month, some­ times next year. But God docs answer prayers." Even after 15 and a half yenrs? Tha t's how long Michael had served time In Long Kcsh prison after a British kanguroo court's uncor­ roborated evidence sentenced him to life In prison for n British policeman's murder. Sometimes art Imitates life with almost perfect precision. "In the Name of the Father" Is the highly suspenseful movie about Gerry Conlon's 15-year struggle to vindicate himself and his equally Innocent father, Gulseppe. Th e movie renders In painful detnll the torture methods used by the British police to extract forced confessions. It was dltllcult to watch, especially since It reminded me of m y real-life visit to Monica Culbert's West Belfast home 13 years ago. T h e visit was a culmination of many columns comparing the common strug­ gles of Northern Irish Cuthollcs und African Americans, as well as the Identical patterns of police brutality. "T h e last time I s a w M I c It a c l . " M o n lc n said th a t evening, "he looked so gaunt and hag­ gard. 1cried." After the British p o l i c e m a n ' s assassination. |>ollcc C Sometimes art scapegoated Michael Imitates Die as efficiently as they with almost trumped up charges porloct again Gerry Coition precision. ■ for the bombing of an English pub. But Catholic Michael was a special l.in v i of the predominantly Protestant police. They despised his outspoken support for the Northern Ireland unity with Ireland. That evening, as Monica tulkcd ubout Michael, she repented his accounts of police "dragging him around the floor, pushing Ills fingers out of their sockets and banging Ills head agulnst the wall." (The Los Angeles police merely bent Rodney King.) After an exhausted Michael was questioned for 47 out of 72 hours, he finally caved In and "confessed.” Both his und Coition's convictions were cuslly sccurcd. Mlchucl Culbcrt was convicted In a Dlplock court, which was set up to expedite political crimes without constitutional safe­ guards of evidence. Gerry Coition was found guilty under the Prevention of Terrorism Act. which suspended habeas corpus for seven days and gave British police Gestapo like terrorism rights. "In the Name of the Father" does more than document Britain's systematic oppression. It peers at a world of rambunctious love and fierce hatreds through the souls of an extraordinary people. JACK ANDERSON C onyers becom es o u ts id e r’s in s id e r tAHA yM h, and a nawapapar too . . . I want to read about the Brady bill finally going Into effect." DONNA BRITT W e ’re not problems, w e’re people What does a problem cat for dinner'.'’ Where does It shop? Which T V shows, dcntul plans and novels do problems prefer? Docs it problem feel things, like u real person does? A recent letter from a frustrated readcr'hus me wondering. Folded Inside the envelope wus u copy of m y recent column "T h e R hythm of O u r Blues." Also enclosed wus u postcard featuring a gorgeous color photo of an c s p rc s s o -c o lo rc d w o m en d a n c in g In a beautiful. Afrlcan-beuded halter. T h e message wus less delightful. " I'm returning this article to yo u ." began the note explaining the reader's dlspleusurc over "R h y th m ," which described m y sometimedepression over the defeatist attitudes of some young black |>eoplc. Th e column, the reader suld. Is "typlcul" of what appears In The Washington Post-, too ntuny stories on black crime und pathology; too few about African-Americans' vurlcdncss, sophistication and cvcryduy success. "I want some good news," the rcuder concluded. "Unless you can give me some. I want a refund." Reading It. I felt a crimson arc of anger flush through me. Not because the note wus unklnd-tndced, the reader acknowledged that m y column doesn't often paint the lives of blacks In one somber shade. But the note reminded ntc that for some, m y role Is to report und write only that which uplifts, that which turns folks on to whut's wonderful about black people. Not to He. really, but to be honest only ubout the positive slufr while Ignoring m y real outrage over what some bluck people urc doing. " I can't be happy all the time," I said aloud, ready to send the reader the requested 25-ccnt refund. But something stopped m c -a memory. Fur much of lust year, I looked forward to receiving a m onthly package; a collection of several dozen columns written the previous m onth by Africa n -A m e rica n pundits na­ tionwide, compiled by a fellow columnist. Each time I read our collective work. I wus gladdened by the breadth of m y collcugucs' talent and Insight. A n d each time, I was struck by how Incessantly, how powerfully, how predictably we described black people us victims. As problems. First, there were the columns about racism about how Individuals and groups of bluck people arc Insulted and discriminated agulnst In the workplace, cducutlon. sports, govern­ ment officials' words and policies. In every arm of the media. Th e n there were those columns ubout black folks' failings; the high crim e rate und entrenched welfurc dependency In some com­ m unities; the ever-rising tide of unw ed motherhood (though some noted skyrocketing rates of unwed white births), a new tolerance for obscenity and buffoonery In cntcrtulnment. Each of these subjects Is valid and must be challenged, w llh words and actions. If our com m unity und Its larger milieu arc to become whole. But It wus unsettling, seeing how often black writers did exactly wliut we complain about the larger media doing; defining ourselves, und our subjects, by race. By our problems. By that which Is done to und by us. us blacks. It's as If u shade of skin Is all that we arc. It's as If our lives are all rage and de­ spair. neverJoy. It wus especially unsettling, thinking how ofjen I'm guilty of the same crime. T h e h l u c k s -u s problem s m ln d -sct lias real effects, par­ ticularly on Journal­ ists. I remember the black urt dealer who asked m e, ''w liu t Themessago other writers spend was less os much time ques­ delightful. J t io n in g u n d c r i t ­ icizing their own us blacks? "D o W ASP or Jewish or feminist columnists spend us m u ch-he ll, spend a n y -llm c slam­ ming other W A S I’s, Jew s or feminists as u group, however much It's deserved?" my friend usked. Some surely do. But I couldn't think of a single collection of cltlzcns-not Influential bottles like Congress, the Supreme Court or political groups, or high-profile Individuals like President Clinton or To n yu H arding-that Is us analyzed, speculated upon, advised, critiqued or tsk-tsked over by all pundits us often as blucks. (Men get raked over, but mostly by women columnists, still a m inority.) Defining ourselves only by our color und challenges. In mcdlu that already feel Justified In doing so denies that wc arc u multiplicity. We are moms and dads, sisters und brothers, sons and daughters. Wc arc city dwellers und suburbanites, chess masters and soccer funntIcs. We arc Harvard profs, schoolteachers and street-corner Socratlcs. We nre Incurable romantics and stony cynics, Ph.D.s und Illiterates, corporate honchos and symphony conductors, gays and straights. We arc home­ less vets, housewives und hustlers. Wc urc children who deserve much belter. W c are not problems. Wc urc people. And It wus worth u lot more than a quarter to be reminded of that. W A S H IN G T O N - Celebrating the begin nliig of Ills fourth decade In the House nl Representatives. Rep. John Conyers. D Mlch has catapulted from the ranks of the peripheral to the powerful — a quintessential outsider who has mastered Die insider game. lie has shown two sides In Ills 30 years ol service. One has la-en eccentric He has promised reparations lor the descendants of slaves, advocated the 32 hour work week and pro|Kised a go irnnlecd Income lor the |xtor. Th e other side — In -.harper locus since Conyers assumed the chairmanship of the Governm ent Opera­ tions Committee In 1988 — has been po w erful: He Is a serious player and a J u n k y a r d dog I n ­ vestigator. watching out for the taxpayer's wallet by rooting out f ra u d , w aste and abuse In every corner of the bureaucracy Conyers has never b e e n a c c u s e d ol I Ho has shown h a r b o r in g sa c re d two sldos in his cows, and Ills only 30 years ol special Interest ap­ service. One has pears to lx- Ids COIIbeen eccentric. ■ s t I I u e ii t s l ii downtrodden Detroit, where one-third of the population lives below the poverty line. Conyers splits Ills time between fighting lor Detroit's downtown waterfront projects and probing wrongdoing In Washington In January 1993. for exam­ ple. Conyers’ committee released a detailed ilst of $300 billion In waste racked up by the government since 1088 — an accomplish­ ment uny conservative would love to brag about. Yet Conyers rcmulns an unapologcllc liberal who would lie loathe to Join the popular fad by calling himself a "new Democrat." T h e son of a left-wing operative In the United Auto Workers, he arrived In Congress as one of only six blacks In the House. Ignored at first, Conyers — by virtue of Ills useendancy In the House leadership — Inspires fear and trcpldutlon. Armed with stature, savvy and the Investigative power of the subpoena. Conyers bus come of age — but without losing the attitude of the rebel, as a visit to Ids office revealed. When Scnute Minority Leader Robert Dole. R-Kan., charged that "Democrats don't In­ vestigate Democrats." lie couldn't have been counting Conyers. " A num ber of people curnc to me at the beginning of last year and said. Well, now that there arc Democrats In the administra­ tion, 1 guess your committee Is probably not going to be as zealous,'" Conyers said. "I assured everybody If you're overnighting waste and efficiency... (and) you make that u partisan Issue, then you're missing really the kind of service that can be performed on Government Operations." If the Clinton administration wus hoping for a more cooperative Conyers than the one (hat gave fits to the Bush administration, those hopes went up In (lames ulong with the failed federal raid of the Branch Davldlun religious compound In Wuco. Texas. Nearly a year ago, as lawmakers lauded Attorney General Janet Reno for her conduct. Conyers alone asked the tough questions. Reno was nearly brought to tears and Conyers' office was deluged with thousands of angry calls In Reno's defense. Most of Conyers' firepower bus been trained on the Pentagon - the Intersection where the populist from Detroit can meet the |>owcrful congressional chuirmnn. Conyers rinds the Clinton administration badly deficient In tackling nutlonnl defense. For example, last year Conyers announced u plun to save the taxpayers billions of dollars by Junking wasteful defense programs such as the Mllstur satellite program, the C-17 cargo plane, the Seuwolf submarine und the Patriot missile. But the administration Is resisting. i Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N — Mortgage delinquencies fell In the final three months of 1993 to the lowest level In 20 years, as the economy continued to rebound anil homeowners refinanced at lower rules, a trade group said today. Improvements were rejnirtcd In every region In the nation, and fewer foreclosures In most of them. ‘ Th e Mortgage Bankers of America said the share of home owners who were late on their mortgage payments dropped to 4.03 percent nationally, from 4.21 percent during the Ju ly September quarter und 4.24 percent a year earlier. II was the lowest delinquency rate since the first quarter of 1973. when It was 3.89 percent. "T h e surge In refinancing activity during the past two years has allowed homeowners to lower their debt burdens by exchanging over $1 trillion of relatively high Interest rate mortgages for lower ,' Continued from Page 1A Recently two bills have been ] presented to state legislators, one to allow "non-sectarian" prayer In the classroom and the other lo put religion back In the teaching of history. Of 127 people asked In the Sanford area, only one was against pruyrr and religion back In the schools. Five teachers chose not to comment. Th e only statement against prayer was made by Christopher Ringer. He said. "I don't believe In prayer. I'm an atheist." The following opinions were voiced by the overwhelming ma­ jority who are for school prayer and m any fell It should have never been taken away. Mrs. Watt said. 'I think they need prayer back In schools I'm a Christian We need prayer. W i­ nced lo tench kids good things " "J o y Daughterly said. "I think if you want to pray you should be allowed to. Th e y actually do have a lot of people praying already and they Just don't know It." Nancy Flowers said. "I think prayer should be allowed in schools." Ikmnle Kooy said, "I felt when they took prayer out of schools wc lost something. Vulucs are changing nnd more people are going to church now. so I'm happy to see It brought back " Cindy Robinson said. "W e say One Nutlon Under (Jorl' when we say our pledge lo the flag, then why can't wc pra^? Wc have some students that don't stand for the pledge, so what's the difference?" "Additionally, home owners with adjustable rule mortgages arc enjoying significantly lower mortgage payments." Lasko said. "A d d to this a rebounding economy marked by expanded Job opportunities, and I think we hove reason for optimism that delinquency rules will remain low." Th e mortgage bankers' survey covered 18.2 million loans on one-to four-unit residential properties, about one-third of all residential mortgage loans outstanding In the United Stutcs. Th e rales were adjusted for seasonal variations. All three delinquency categories Improved — 30-day delinquencies fell 10 basis points to 2.68 percent, and both 60-day and 90-day delinquen­ cies were down 4 basis points, to 0.61 percent and 0.74 percent, respectively. A basis point Is one-hundredth of I percent. Electric C o n tin u e d from Page 1A other dlfllcully. which there hasn't been." While Warren said there won't tx- any changes In |>owcr com ­ pany operations, he realizes that the difference In fuel costs change electric bills slightly as far as the consumer Is con­ cerned. "W c 'rc always happy when we cun mukc such ad­ justments," he said. Monthly bills for customers of Florida Public Utilities Co. also will decrease. Customers In the Fcrnundliui Beach division will see a $4.29 a month decrease, from $77.37 to $ 7 3 .0 8 . C u s t o m e r s In the Marlunnn division will pay $1.61 CLARENCE CHAVERS a month less. Irum $71.07 down to $69.40. T w o other utilities will In­ crease their rates. Tam pa Electric Co.'s residen­ tial customers will see their bills rise $4.79 a month, from $83.09 to $87.88. because of a projected Increase In fuel costs and tin deresllmuled fuel costs from last year. Customers ol Gulf Power Co. also will see an Increase, ol $1.34 a month from $66.50 to $67 84. due to higher fuel costs and lower than expected sales last year. Th e fuel adjustment charge Is set every six months by the PSC to reflect fuel costs. Infofmation Ironi AuotK^ii •! <o° lAtn*d in thi%report HAROLD F. RIVERO Harold F. Rivero. 73. Egret Court. Altamonte S|)rlngs, died Tuesday. March 8, 1994. at Ills residence. Born Feb. 21, 1921. In Puerto Rico, he moved to Central Florida In 1989. Mr. Rivero was a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel and was a Washington representative Tor the defense Industry. He was a member of the Retired Officers Assoc., and Congressional Country Club. Survivors Include wife. Linda; daughters. Catherine L. Lee. Brooksvllle. Carol A.. Sacra­ mento. Calif.. Sonia L. Bowie. * Md.: two grandchildren. EVELYN L. LAVENDER B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Evelyn L. Lavender. 75. East Home. Altamonte Springs. In Jln k ln s Circle, Sanford, died charge of arrangements. Thursday, March. 10. 1994. at her residence. Born Oct. 24. EVELYN SMITH 1918. In Sprott. Ala., she moved livelyn Smith. 64. East 7th to Central Florida In 1959. Mrs.Street. Sanford, died Wednes­ Luvender was u harm muker and day, March 9. 1994. ut Florida a member of Plnecrcvt Du|itlsl Hospital. Orlando. Born Nov. 13. Church. Sanford. She ydonged 1929. In Lake Monroe, she was u to Hibiscus Gurden Clyde of lifetime resident. Mrs. Sm ith was S a n f o r d , G le a n e rs S u -d a y a homemaker and a member of School Class and X Y Z Choir. New Bethel Missionary Baptist Survivors Include daughters. Church. Sanford. Patricia Loveday, Brandenton. Survivors Include sons. Milton S h irle y Parks. Friendsw ood. J r . . R o b e rt Lee. B e r n a r d . • T e x a s ; s o n . H e n r y M .. Woneazcll Britt, nil of St. George, Richm ond. Vu.; sisters. Mary S .C .. U n u r d Brttt. Sanford: L o g a n . S c b r ln g . M e m o ry d a u g h te r. D orothea B e ve rly Nichols. Ocala, Sylvia Davis. Eady. Sanford; brothers. Roglc Orlando; five grandchildren. Brown. Sanford, Tro y Brown. G ra tn k o w F u n e ra l H o m e . Rosezell. N .J.; sister. Louclla Sanford. In charge of arrange­ W lssurt. Sanford: 17 g ra n d ­ ments. Deacon Clarence Chuvcrs. 81. Maytown Road. Osteen, died Thursday, March 10. 1994. at Central Flortdu Regional Hospi­ tal, Sanford. Ikrrn Jan. I. 1913. In Osteen, he was a lifelong resident. Mr. Chuvcrs was labor­ er und a member of the Deacon Board ut Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church. Osteen. Su rvivo rs Include brothers, Tontm le and Ernest, both of Osteen. Amos, Clewlston. Wllson-Elchclbcrgcr Mortuary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. x •gf M Interest rate mortgages," said Warren Lasko. the association's executive vice president. "T h is should help keep delinquency and foreclosure rates In cheek for the foreseeable future." Sharon King said. "H ow do you teach values without a spiritual foundation? Prayer corning out of the schools and T e n C o m ­ mandments off (hi- wall Is Just an example of where society Is heading. The whole society has gone downhill since we don't have one God In the home." Clara Lee Thom as said. "I feel like they need prayer In the schools. I was brought up with prayer and Bible verses." Joseph Allen Rolrert Sr. said, "I think prayer will do a lot of good It will keep racism down. It would help everyone to love each other Insteud of trying to fight enrh other." Fannie Martin said, " T h e y should have never took prayer out of the schools. I think taking prayer out of the schools is one of the worst things Congress ever did " Charles Dlshm un said. "G o o d Deal! Prayer back In schools Th e y should have never taken prayer out ” Mr. Nlciiols said. "I don't know why prayer was ever taken out of the schools." Betty West said, "I think they should allow prayer back In schools. They should have never taken It out." Gene Hum phrey said. "I think II would he a good thing to allow prayer In the schools. With all the violence going on a moment of prayer couldn't harm anything Mrs Walker said. "I fed they should never have taken It nut. It's freedom ol speech and choice " " R o n S u n t a I s u ld . " O n e hundred percent! I’raver should HKBC l / } / / -i> C4l ■- V-’ f Legal N otices Continued from Page I A Prayer V • 4, Sting Ih: In schools. I go to church, l-ack of prayer Is one of the rcusons the world Is so screwed up." Charles McIntosh said, "I want It dune. It's the best thing thut c o u ld be d o n e , p r a y e r In schools." Florida legislators have a good backing from m any In this area. Some may feel freer to speak out und share their faith and convic­ tions when the law Is passed. Sadly, some feel compelled to keep silent even though their hearts are already In prayer. Religion Robbed Continued from Page IA The men were last seen m im in g from the area on foot, und It was not Immediately determined If they hud a vehicle parked somewhere In the area. Whitmire mild the crime scene Is being checked at the present time, and he hopes nnyonc who may have Information about this robbery or who who may have seen the men at the service station, would contact jiollcc us soon as possible- Legal N otices C o n tin u e d from Page 1A m ake offered the undercover officer $20 for sexual Intercourse, while another man ofTcrcd $50. One man allegedly sollcltrd oral sex In exchange for $30. Th e following men were charged with assigna­ tion tocom m lt prostitution: • l-arry Dale Uowen, 35. 1503 Mcllonvlllc A vr,. Sanford, was ulso charged with driving while Ills license was sus|>cndcd nnd possession of drug paraphernalia. A homemade smoking device made from beer cans purportedly used for truck wus found In the defendant's vehicle. He was arrested at 3rd St. and Oak Ave. for allegedly offering $20 for sexual Intercourse. His bond was $500. • Clinton Coleman. 43. 217 1/2 S. Oak Ave.. Sanford, was also charged with |>ossesston of less than 20 grams of marijuana. After the defendant was arrested, a search of his vehicle jrrlor to lowing was conducted und a small bag of marijuana was found. He was arrested nt 4th St. and Laurel Ave., for allegedly offering $20 for sex. Illslxind was $ I (XL • Earl Coley Myers. 29. 2430 Jltw u y Ave.. Sanford was arrested at 6th St. and Laurel Ave. for offering $20 for sexual Intercourse. Ills bond w a s$100. • Samuel Perez. 21. I l l A Hum m ingbird St.. Deltona, was arrested at 3rd and Laurel Ave. for allegedly offering $20 for sexual Intercourse, tils bond was $ 1(X). • Mlchucl James Wiley. 35. 9860 Hcuwlrk. SI. Louis. Mo., was arrested at 4lh and Laurel Ave for allegedly offering $50 for sexual Intercourse. Ills bond wus S 100. • Tim othy Lee Heyduk. 34. 1704 South Main Ave.. Brookings. S.D.. was arrested at 3rd St. and Laurel Ave. for allegedly offering $30 for oral sex Ills bond was $ 100 t lit- h ls t o r lc u l e ve n t m o re tinderstandable. He said an open discussion of religious beliefs Is necessary tiackground for lessons Involving the founding of this country or even, for example, for lessons which discuss the development ol (lie Ku Klux Klun In America. Williams said no student or parent has ever objected to the mention of God In his classroom, he sntd. If he were to try to use his dqsoroom as a religious forum. InivYfvfr. he believes the objec­ tions would be many. "I believe tWe students would strenuously object If I were to do that.” lie said. Feeney said he believes Ills trill Is d e s i g n e d to |» r e v e n t censorship In the classroom Teachers, he said, should have the right lo mention God In the ajijirojirlate context. Critics of Feeney's bill, in­ cluding education commlssiocr Doug Jam crson. believe that the bill Is not necessary and hint that Feeney m ight, perhups. have a hidden agenda. “ There are lots of agendas." Wllhums said. "I don't know what Mr Feeney's agenda Is. I have never seen any censorship In the Seminole County publics c h o o ls or In uny school I have Ik -c ii associated w ith." Williams said hr believes the bill Is unnessary. and he believes Feeney w o u ld benefit from spending some tim e In the classroom. "1 would like lo Invite Mr. Feeney lo com e sit In m y classroom some day and see how I teach history." lie said. c h ild r e n and s I x \g r c u t • grandchildren. Wllson-Elchclbcrgcr Mortuary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. MARY E. STAFFORD Mary E. Stafford. 74. Stratton Street, Deltona, died Tuesday. March 8. 1994. at Fish Memorial Hospital. DcLatul. Born Dec. 10. 1919. In Madison, she moved to Central Florida from Miami In 1949. Mrs. Stafford was manag­ er of the produce department W inn Dixie. Miami. She was Baptist. Su rvivors Include husband. Harley. Deltona; stepson Larry. Port Orange: brother. Charlie Lamb. Lake Helen; sister. Evelyn llclwlg. Deltona: one grandchild. Stephen R. Buldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. P U N M A L LAVENDER, EVELYN L. Funeral lervlcei tor M rt Evelyn L Lavender. 75. ol Sanlord. who died Thurtday will be 10 JO am Saturday morning at Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with tha Rev. Jamet F Klrtlelnollldallng Interment will ba In Evergreen Cemelery. Friend* may call at Gramkow Funeral Home thlt evening (Friday) Irom 7 o'clock until I N pm For Ihoc* who with, memorial contribution* are mggetted lo Hotplce ol Central Flcrlda, 7400 Maitland Center Parkway. Suite 100. Maitland. Florida 33751 Arrangememt* by Oramkow Funeral Home, Santord. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1*TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA CAIE NO *4 m OR 17 K IN RE tha Marnag*Ol ANNE H WILLIAMS. Pelllioner/WH* BERNAROL WILLIAMS Hatpondanl/Hutband NOTICE OF ACTION TO BERNAROL WILLIAMS YOU ARE HER EB Y NOTI FIE O that a Patltlon lor Dll toluhon ol Marrloga hat barn Iliad ogain«l you You ara ta quired lo tarva a copy ol your wrlllan dalantat. II any. lo tha action on tha Ptllllonar • rt tornay. W ILL IA M W CAR PEN TER . ESQ . whota addrttt It 0*0 E Highway AM. Long wood. FL J77JO. on or bafora tha l)!h ol APRIL. Ift* and Ilia tna original with tha Clark ol IM* Court tllhar botor r lorvlc* on Plalntlir* attorney or Immadl ataly Iheraaltar. otharwlta. a Judgment will be rntarad tor the rollol demanded In the Petition WITNESS my hand and *o*l ol thl* Court on thl* tth day ol MARCH. Iff* (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Nancy R Wmtar Publlth March II. II. 75 4 April I. 'ft* D E P tt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIQHTEEN TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FIN Number: M I I I CF IN R E E S TA TEO F MAXINE MAE PAGE. Daceated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admlnltlrallon ol lit* •tlala ol M AXINE MAE PAGE, d a c a a ta d . F ile N u m b e r f* 131 CP. It pending I.* Ik* Circuit Court lor Seminole County, Florida. Probate Dlvl lion, tha addrett ol which It J01 North Park Avanua, Sanlord. Florlda'33771 The name* and addrattat ol tha partonal repre tentative and Ih* partonal rap ratanlallv*'* attorney art tat lorlh below. A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIED THAT All perton* on whom thlt nolle* ll tarred who have ob lection* that challenge the valid Ity ol Ih* will, th* qualification* ol Ih* partonal rtprttanlallv*. venu*. or |urltdlctlon ol thlt Court ar* required lo Ilia their oblocllon* with thlt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THR EE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE QF 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 TH EM All creditor* ol Ih* dacedanl and other ptrtont having claim* or demand* agalnil dacedanl'* ttlala mutl III* their claim* with thlt court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS A F TE R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISN O TICE. A L L CLAIM S. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* date ol Ih* llrtl public* lion ol thlt Nolle* It March 4. Iff* Partonal Repraiantallv* Joyc*Page Ml Ea»t Mattie Street Sar.lord, Florida33771 Attorney lor Ptrtonal Repretanlallve Stephan H. Coovar Hulchlton, Mamelefc Coover. P A P O Drawer IMf Sanlord, FL 33773 (407) 333 *05) Florida Bar No 031*010 Publlth: March*. It. Iff* DEP 74 Legal N otices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO ft «IM CA It E D A N IE L M JOHNSON and ANN Y JOHNSON Plaintill*. v* ROBERT C SHARKEY end C O LLEE N H SHARKEY hutband and wile, and UNITEO STATES OF AMERICA. DEPT OF TH E T R E A S U R Y . IN TF.RNAL R EV E N U E SERV ICE. Oalendanlt NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN that, purtuanl to Final Judg men I ol FeroUotur* entered In Ih* ca t* B T -D A N I E L M J O H N S O N a nd A N N Y JOHNSON. Plaintill*. vt ROB E R T C SHARKEY and COL LCEN H SHARKEY, hutband and wile, and U N ITE D STATES OF AMERICA. D EPT OF THE T R E A S U R Y . IN T E R N A L REVENUE SERVICE Oaten dent* In th* Circuit Court In and lor Saminola County. Florida Cat* No 9303)0 CA 14 E. the undartignad Clark will tall at public tala to tha hlghatt and bett bidder lor c**h at W**t Ironl door ol tha Seminole County Courthoute. 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, at th* hour ol II 00 a m on April I. A D Iff*. Ihal certain real property tlluat* and being In Saminole County. Florida date r Ibad a* follow* Lot II. Block F. HIDDEN LAKE UNIT 10. according to Ih* Plat thereof at recorded in Plat Book 17. Page* S3 and S*. ol th* Public Rtcordt ol Saminole County, Florida MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Jan* E. Jatawlc Oaputy Clark Publlth March II, II. Iff* PEP 1 0 * ________________ IN TH E C O U N TY C O U R T FOR THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO.93-*17*0 CC-39-U VILLAS OF STOCKBRIDGE H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA TION. INC., a Florida not lor profit corporation, Plaintill, v. MICHAEL M. CAIN. Defendant NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl lo a Final Judgment ol Foredotur* dated March I. Iff*, and entered In Cat* No 93 017*0 CC 30 U ol th* Saminola County Court ol th* tlth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole C o u n ty . F lo rid * w herein VILLAS OF STOCKBRIDGE H O M E O W N E R S ASSO C IA TION. INC. It Plaintiff, and MICHAEL M CAIN It Delen danl. I will tall lo Ih* hlghatt and batl bidder lor cath *1 Ih* Seminole County Courlhout*. 301 N. Park Avanua. Sanlord, Florida, al II 00 o'clock A M on Ih* 7th day ol April. Iff*. Ih* following detcrlbed proparty at ta! lorlh In told Final Judg menl, to wit: Lot No I3f ol Stockbrldg* Unit 3. according to Ih* Plat thereof. at recorded In Plat Book 3f at Pag* *4 ol Ih* Public Record! ol Semlnol* County, Florida Alto known at 544 Portland Clrd*. Apopka. Florida DATED Ihltllh day ol March. Iff* MARYANNE MORSE Clerk Circuit Court By Patricia F. Heath Deputy Clerk In accordance with Ih* Amtr leant With Dltabilitlet Act. per torn with dltabilitlet naadlng a tpadal accommodation lo par lld p a le In thlt proceeding thould contact Court Admlnlt•ration *1 301 N. Park Avenu*. Suite N30I, Sanlord FL 37771. telephone (407) 333 4330. eat *337, not later than taven (71 dayt prior lo Ih* proceeding II hearing Im p a ire d. ( T O D ) 1 *00 955 1771, or Voice (V ) 1 too fSS 1770. via Florida Relay Service Publlth: March 11. II. Iff* DEP 104 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AN O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY O ENERAL JURISDICTION 0IVISI0N CASE NO. 9) 14*4 C A N E C H E M IC A L M O R TG A G E COMPANY, Plaintill. vt D A N IE L W KRAMER and C H E R IA KRAMER. Dalendantlt). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN purtuanl lo * Final Judgment ol Foredotur* dated March 7. Iff*, and entered In Cat* No f j 1*44 CA I* E. ol th* Circuit Court ol Ih* E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM INOLE County, Florida whareln C H E M IC A L M O R TG A G E C O M PAN Y It Plaintill and DANIEL W KRAMER. *1 *1. ar* Defendant*. I will Mil lo Ih* hlghatt and h»*t blddar lor cath In Ih* Watl front door ol th* CourthouM. In Sanlord. SEMI NOLE County. Florida, al II 00 o'clock on April S. Iff*. Ih* following dater Ibad properly at M l lorlh In tald Final Judg m*nt, lo wll: LO T Sf OF BRYNHAVEN FIRST REPLAT ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 39 PAGE 70 OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA DATED M archl. iff* MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol tald Court By: Jan* E JaMwlc At Deputy Clark "Perton* with a dliablllty who n**d a tpadal accommodation to participate In thlt proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator al Saminola County Courlhout*. Ml N Park Avenu*. Suit* NMI. Sanlord. Florida 33771. at laatl 11v* dayt prior to th* proceed Ing Telephone (*073 333 4330 ail *377: t 400 fSS 1771 (TO O ) or I 400*551770 (V) via Florid* Relay Service *' Publlth March ll. II. Iff* DEP 105 ( n T h E CIRCUIT^COUR T OF THE EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO ft 140* CA I* E NIBHOC INVESTMENTS INC a Florida Corporation Plaintill vt LEWIS C HANSON CITIBANK FED E R A L SAVINGS BANK formerly CITICORP SAVINGS OF F L O R ID A a Federal Saving* and Loan Attoclalion JOHN DOE and JANE DOE lOccupanltl. rt*l*rv1*ntt NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* It hereby given that purtuanl to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foredotur* *n terad In th* above ttyled caut* In th* Circuit Court ol Saminola County. Florida. I will Mil tha property tlluatad In Saminola County. Floridadatcrlbadat Property 3704 Coronado Con courM. Sanlord. Florida 33771, Lot 4 ol Replal ol Block 10. Highland Park. Sanlord. Fonda Recorded In Plal Book 4, Pag* 70, Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida at public tale, to tha highatl and bait bidder, lor cath. at the watt Ironl door ol Ih* Semlnol* County CourthouM al Sanford. Florida battean th* hour* ol 11 00 am ano 7 00 pm on April 7, Iff* Pertont with a dliablllty who need a tpadal accommodation lo participate in thlt proceeding thould contact AOA Coordinator at Ml N Park Avenu*. Suit* N Ml. Santord. Florida 37771. al leatl live dayt prior lo th* proceeding Telephone (407) 373 43M eat. *777. 1*00 955 4771 ITOOI or I *00 *55 *770 IV) via Florida Relay Service ” WITNESS my hand and th* Mai ol thlt court on March f. Iff* (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Jan* E JaMwlc At Deputy Clerk Publlth March II. 14. Iff* DEP 107 IN THE CIRCUIT Co J rt T E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N0.94 144 CA M K KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plaintill. vt BERNARD M ILLER. *1 al Defendant)!) NOTICE OF ACTION TO ROGER BROWN. CUR R E N T R E S I D E N C E UN KNOWN Latl Known Mailing Addrett 503 E a ttlllh Street Sanlord. FL 3)771 YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an action lo loredOM a mortgage on th* following properly In Semlnol*County. Florida Lot 13. Block f. P A L M TERRACE. SANFORD. FLA . a tubdlvltlon according lo Ih* plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 4. page* *7 and 43. of Ih* public record! ol Semlnol* County. Florida hat been Iliad agalnil you and other* and you are required lo Mrve a copy of your written dalenMt. II any, lo II on SMITH & SIMMONS. P A . Plaintill'* attorney!. 117 Weil Adami Street. Suite III*. Jacktonvllle. Florida 37307. no moro than thirty dayt (M) dayt Irom lha llrtl publication date ol thlt notice ol action, and Ilia th* original with Ih* Clerk ol thlt Court either belor* Mrvlc* on Plalntllt'l attorney* or Immedl alely thereafter; olherwit* a default will be entered agalntf you lor Ih* relief demanded In Ih* complain! or patltlon American* With Dltablllllat ACI (A D A ) Nolle* IN ac cordanc* with Ih* Amarlcan* with OlMblllllet Act. pertont with a dliablllty who nead a tpadal accommodation to par lld p a le In (hit proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator al Ml North Park Avenue. Suite N Ml. Sanlord. Florida 37771 aI leatl live dayt prior lo th* proceeding. Telephone: 1*07) 373 4330 E li. 4737; 1 *00 955 *771 (TO D ) or I 400 955 *770 (V ). via Florida Relay Service DAT E0 on March 3. Ifv* (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publlth: March*. II. 1994 DEP 34 Legal N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 94 157 CP Dtvltlon: Probate IN R E ES TA TEO F RAYMONOJ KASSEN Deceated NOTICE TO CREDITORS Itummary admlnltlrallon) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T TH E A B O V E ESTATE You ar* hereby nolllied that an Order ol Summary Admlnlt Nation hat bean entered In th* ettal* ol Raymond J K*iun, deceated File Number f* 157 CP, by th* Circuit Court lor Saminola Counly. Florida, Probata Divltlon lha addrett ol which It Ml N Park Avenu*. Sanlord. FL 37771; Ihal the tola' cath value ol Ih* ettal* It *70.000 00 and Ihal Ih* name* and addretMt ol thoM to whom II hat been attigned by tuch order are Blanch* KatMn 4314 Victoria Orlv* FI Wayne. IN 44415 A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIED THAT All creditor* ol Ih* decedent and other pertont having claim* or demand! agalnil dacedanl t ettal* on whom a copy ol Ihlt nolle* It Mrved within three month* alter Itta date ol Ih* llrtl publication ol Ihlt nolle* mutl III* lltalr claim* with Ihlt Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIR TY DAYS AFTER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ol the decadent and pertont having clalmt or demand* agalntt th* ettal* ol the decadent mutt III* their clalmt with Ihlt court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A FTER THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THISNOTICE A L L C L A IM S A N D DE MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dal* ol th* flrtt public* lion ol Ihlt Notice It March 4. 19ft Perton Giving Nolle* RelnhardG Stephan 940 Highland Avenue Orlando Florida 37*0) Attorney lor Perton Giving Notice t Bradley J Davit Pleut. Adam*. Davit A Spear t P A 940 Highland Avenu* Orlando FL 37*0) Telephone 14071473 *114 Florida Bar No >34559 Publlth March 4. II 1994 DEP 3) CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES TO WH07A IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN by lha City ol Long wood. Flor Ida. Ihal th* City Committlon will hold a public hearing lo convder enactment ol Ihe lot lowing Ordinance* ORDINANCE NO 9411*4 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOD. FLOR ID A . V A C 4 T IN O A NO ABANDONING A PORTION OF A O RAIN AG E E A S EM E N T. LOCATED IN THE REAR OF LOT 31 WILOMERE PHASE 2 AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 44 PAGES 4* 71 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY f LOR IDA PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS S E V E R A B IL IT Y ANO EF FECTIVE DATE ORDINANCE NO 94 1117 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD FLOR IOA. AMENDING CHAPTER 3 ADMINISTRATION ARTICLE VI BY REPEALING DIVISION I 5 C H R IS T M A S P A R A D E C O M M IT T E E P R O V ID IN G FOR C O N F L I C T S . S E P A R A B IL IT Y AND EF FECTIVE DATE OROINANCE NO 91 11*4 AN OROINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD FLOR IDA. AMENDING THE BUD G ET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER I. 1993 AND EN0ING SEPTEM BER 30. 1994. PR O V IDIN G FOR BUDGET TRANSFERS AND AMENDMENTS OROINANCE NO 94 11*9 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLOR IDA. AMENDING CHAPTER 3. ADM INISTRATION ARTICLE III. D E P A R TM E N T S SEC TION 3)7. D EPAR TM ENT OF P L A N N IN G AND ZO N IN G ADMINISTRATION AND SEC TION 3 34. D EPAR TM ENT OF BUILD IN G BY COMBINING THE TWO DEPARTM ENTS TO CREATE D EPAR TM ENT OF PLANNING AND 0UILDING SERVICES". PROVIDING FOR A DEPARTM ENT HEAD ANO P R O V ID IN G FOR TH E COMPOSITION OF THE DE P A R TM E N T. M EM BERS, R E S P O N S IB IL IT IE S . AND A C C O U N T A B IL IT Y . PRO V ID IN G FOR C O N F L IC T S S E V E R A B IL IT Y ANO EF F EC TIVE DATE Said Ordinance! were placed on llrtl reading on March 7. 1994. and Ih* City Committlon will contlder tame lor llnal pattago and adoption alter the public hearing, which will b* held in Ih* City Hall. I.'S Watt Warren Avenu*. Longwood. Florida, on Monday. Ih* 7ltl day ol March. A 0 . 1994, al 7 00 P M . or at toon thereafter at pottlble At the meeting, partirt may appear and be heard with retpect to the propoted Ordl nance* Thlt hearing may be continued Irom time to time until llnal action it taken by lha City Committlon A copy ol Ih* propoted Ordl nance* are potted at Ih* City Hall, Longwood. Florida and copiet are on III* with th* Clerk *1 th* City and tame may be Impeded by the public A taped record ol Ihlt meeting It made by th* City lor it* convenience Thlt record may not conktltut* an adequate re cord lor purpotet ol appeal from a dadtlon mad* by Ih* Com million with retpecl lo the loregoing mailer Any perton wlthlng to entur* that an ad* quale record ol In* proceeding* It maintained lor appellate pur potet It advlted to make it>* necettary arrangement* at tilt or her owneapente Dated Ihlt 9lh day ol March. A D . 1994 CITY OF LONGWOOD GERALDINE 0 ZA7ABRI C ITY C LER K Publlth March II. 1994 DEP 103 �Happy 82nd Birthday GIRL SCO O TS CONFIDENCE APPRECIATION JCPenney I WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF I : SCOUT WARDROBE dr 8UPPLIE8 | SANFORD PLAZA MSat 10 v Sun 12-5 30 FRIENDSHIP Whether learning useful skills or just cooking up new friendships, Girl Scouting builds lasting relationships and leaches the value of getting along with others. 0 IrI Scouting teaches practical skills and cultivates respect for all living things both large and small. Qirl Scouts learn valuable skills that will help them to help others and teach them to rely on themselves. You're Looking Smarter Than Ever............ GIRL SCOUTS ‘VVc (ProudCy SaCute ‘Tomorrows Leaders! 'Today's Scouis - 'Tom orrow 's X e a d crs Dr. W.B. Newman OBSTETRICS • GYNECOLOGY • INFERTILITY Seminole National Bank 251 W First SI Sanford (407) 330-5100 1780 W Airport Dfvd Sanford (407) 322-0021 (fowl 521 W. 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Hut the parents of these "citizen children" will not Ik * offered the education, training, day care and subsidized Jobs (he Clinton administration Inlctids to give other young families on Aid to Families with Dependent Children. Bruce Heed, a co-chairman of the president's welfare reform task force, said the decision to exclude rlttzrn-chlldrrn from welfare reform was especially difficult. On the one hand, their parents, because they are here Illegally, arc nol allowed lo work or collect AFD C. But the children, who arc citizens, are legally entitled to a monthly cheek. Heed said the two-year lime Itmlls and work requirements of Ihc president's welfare reform plan, due out next month, woidd not apply in such child-only cases, who receive smaller benefits than families with a parent on (he rolls. "T h e most Importnnl thing we con do lo prevent such cases Is to strengthen our border patrol efforts, which the administration Is fighting to do a nyw ay." Bred said. "It's n lough Issue and the best way lo deal with It Is lo keep people from coming here Illegally In I lie first place." Th e question of welfare for Immigrants Is one or the most emotionally charged Issues surrounding lhe nallon's growing welfare population. In another controversial proposal, the admlnls (ration Is considering cuts In Supplemental Security Income benefits lo low-income legal Immigrants who arc elderly or disabled. The savings would lie used lo help pay for welfare reform. • Some welfare and Immigration rxperts believe the nvallahlllty of welfare benefits lo children born In the United Slates lures Illegal Immigrants across the border and taxpayers end up with the tab for Ihc hospital hill and the child's monthly welfare cheeks. But Hispanic rights activists say culling oil welfare to children will do itolhlng to control Immigration and will Irrevocably harm thr larger comm unity. "T h e problem Is that you can't put children to work and parents cannot work legally. So what A lb u m o ffe rs v o ic e fo r h o m e le s s to s in g o f life By SANDV SHORE Associated Pross Wrltor DENVER M itc h e ll K. Teasley II! stepped hesitantly to the m icrophone In th r cro w d e d , stuffy basem en! room, iidjusted bis saxophone s lig h tly and began softly playing. "A m azing Grace." "I feel rejoiced when I play m u s ic ," T e a s le y told the crowd alter the soulful notes died away. "It Just puts me In another dimension." In a q u id , unem otional voire, Teasley said he became homeless after he lost a job In Casper. Wyo.. and couldn't find another alter moving lo Denver. "Right now. I am at m y breaking point. I'm fed up with everything. I'm losing my self-esteem.” lie said. T e u s le y c a p tiv a te d the crowd In the Denver Rescue Mission library Wednesday, particularly Rex Nellson, who Is searching for homeless j*copie lo perform on a new album called. "Voice of The Homeless II." Nellson Is founder of the San Dlcgo-based M A G Records, which this year released Ils first album . "Voice of ihc Homeless,” a collection of 12 country, rock, blues and rap songs by homeless people. Since Us release, between 3,(XX) and ft.(XX) copies have been distributed, and all but four of the performers have found hom es, said D a vid Cheuowcth, MAG talent coor­ dinator. Half the royalties are paid to the singers and writers: half to the sponsoring St. Vincent de Paul Society, a major Calboltc charity. Tw o years ago. Nellson wus earning a lucrative living sell­ ing cars In San Diego. "1 thought that homeless people 99.999 percent of the time wrre lazy, and if I walked up to one and offered him a Job, lie would refuse." Nellson said. Hut then, lie began listening to street people who performed along public sidewalks, oflrn with an open Instrument case tit their side. He heard quality In voices, Instrumentals and rap. Nellson begun currying a tape recorder, approaching the homeless on sidewalks, in alleys and shelters to ask If they could sing for an album lie wanted to produce. He Invested $KX).(XX) of bis own money and convinced St. Vincent de Paid Society to sponsor the project. Nellson and a group of friends ihcn auditioned about 300 homeless people In San Diego, Washington. D C., and San Francisco to find the 27 featured artists. Nrllsoti said he l>egan the talent search for the sequel In Denver because the city re­ sponded well lo the first album . More auditions are planned In Washington. M AG Records received 200 calls In the llrst 49 hours after a Denver newspaper wrote about the album In January. Some came from homeless people, who called n toll-free number from pay telephones, Nellson said. The autlllloners ranged from Teasley to Donna Harvey, who recited an original poem en­ titled, "H illy." that left Nellson wiping tears from Ills eyes. In the mission's basement library. Nellson and iwo col­ le a g u e s used h a re -b o n e s equipment to record about 30 candidates. do you do?" asked Cecilia Munoz, a senior Immigration |«)llry analyst with the National Connell of La tiaza, a civil rights organlznl Inn. "O ne way or another, these children are growing up In the United States. We ran help them become productive members of society. It's not hi the country's Interest to starve young children," she said. Dan Sleln. executive director of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which favors tougher Immigration laws, says giving citizenchlldren unlimited welfare Is unfair lo other families whose mothers will be pushed oil the rolls and Into a job after Iwo years. "Mothers who have Ihc temerity, the willing­ ness lo break Immigration laws anti have a child In this country are rewarded with more favorable treatment." Sleln says In California, the children of undocumented aliens comprise the fastest growing segment of lhe state's A F D C |>opulallon, according lo the congressional testimony late last year of Theresa Parker, formerly of the state Department of Social Services and now undersecretary of the Depart­ ment of Finance. Th e slate had l7fi.H(X) citizen-children on Its welfare rolls In 1993. more Ilian Ihc cnmhlnrd A FD C populations of 2ft other stales. Parker said. It spent $230 million on their benefits. According to Sandra K. Stanley. California's secretary of health and welfare, -10 percent of births paid for by Mcdl-Cnl, the state's Medicaid program, are to Illegal Immigrants. "it's a national problem and national policies are driving the problem," Smoley said In an Interview this week In Washington. "W e're saying 'Don't come If you’re ool legal. Hut If you're here, we'll reward you with Medicaid and aid (A F D C ).'" Elolsc Anderson, director of the California Department of Social Services, said, "T h e act of birth should not necessarily make yon a citizen." Donald Huddle, a professor of economies ai Klee University who has studied the Impart of Immigration on the economy, does nol believe welfare Is a magnet. Illegal Immigrants cross the Ixirder. he says, because they want a better life lor themselves and their children. Hill when they arrive and can't find a job. they end up on welfare. "It develops. It happens onre someone's here. Of course, they have lo do everything they can to survive." Huddle said. Report: Hazard in nuclear warhead? B y R O B IR T B U R N S Associated Pross Wrltor W A S H IN G TON - Th e nuclear warhead that arms the Navy's most modern missile could un­ dergo an accidental chain reac­ tion In certain "abnorm al sltuulinns." the warhead's designers told the Navy In a silli-classified rejsirl. Th e rcjxirt did not deserllir the possible consequences ol sueti a re a c tio n . P r iv a te w e a p o n s experts told T h e Associated Press It probably would cause radioactive contamination ami possibly an explosion but not a bomb-like detonation. Navy officials said Thursday ihc service’s experts judged tinpotential hazard to be too slight to ju s t if y r e d e s ig n in g the warlu-ad. which is deployed with Atlantic fleet Ohio-class subma­ rines carrying long-range T r i­ dent II ballistic missiles, L f . <>1111 F a l l t n , a N a v y spokesman, said the Navy Is confident the weapon Is safe "T h e W-88 warhead ns used In today's Trid e n t missiles was thoroughly evaluated lor safely In tdl credible accident scenarios prior to Its deployment. The system was approved tor service and there arc no outstanding safely Issues." Fallln said lit a statement prepared in response lo mi Inquiry. The likelihood of "abnormal situations" as described In the dcHlgners' re|M>rl Is nnt clear. Private experts said it seemed highly unlikely that die right combination of adverse circum ­ stances would occur, but they said It could not he dismissed "W o are talking about minute levels of danger." said William Arktn. a leading private expert on nuclear weapons. T h e technical busts lor con­ cern nboul tills was described by Los Alamos National Laboratory a it d S a n d la N a l l o ii a 1 Laboratories in a September 1988 Im.il rrjMUi on develop­ ment ol the warhead, designated the W-88 Los Alamos designed tin- warhead. Sandta developed Its arming, fusing and tiring assembly Th e report Iselassllled secret. Portions of the report were provided to the AP and some other news organizations by Katlile Hartne. who until last December was a nuclear physi­ cist at Lockheed Missile and Space Co. Th e company worked with Sandla on the warhead and Is the manufacturer of I tie T r i ­ dent II missile tlull carries the W-88 warhead. Ms. Hartne was luld off at Lockheed last December as part of a cutback In Hie overall Trident program. She now Is a consultant based In Sacramento. ....... Although the Trident missile system lias been the subject of congressional hearings and was the focus of a special report to Congress on nuclear weapons safety m December 1990, the existence ol the potential hazard described In the September 1988 report had nol been revealed publicly. About -ttx) Trident II missiles wllh W -88 warheads are de­ ployed ahouid Ohio-class sub­ marines. whose home |>ort Is King's Hay, Oa. The warhead, which went Into service In 19!H). no longer Is in production. Ms Hartne said that when she llrst read the I9HH report she was alarmed at the safety risk It implied. She said she pointed It out to her superiors at Lockheed but was told not lo pursue the matter or discuss It with others. "I see II as a hazard Hull Is greater than previous hazards that bad been know n," she said Thursday. At Lockheed's headquarters In Sunnyvulc, Calif., spokesman Eric DeRltls said there was no evidence Ms. Marine had voiced her concern to the proper com­ pany officials. If site had. DeRltls said, the matter would have been pursued. A basic rule of nuclear warhead design Is thul the enriched uranium and other nuclear fuels In It must remain "suhcrlttcal" at all times before a deliberate firing. That Is, the materials should be In a physical stale that prevents them from undergoing a sustained chain reaction leading to a nuclear explosion. The September 1988 report said all required design charac­ teristics of Ihc W -88 warhead had been met. "w llh the excep­ tion of criticality under ab­ normal situations." T h e authors ol the report appeared lo give credence to the situations II said could he a problem for lhe W -88: water Hooding and physical damage. 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Possibilities Include a roundtable with news magazines or a Joint T V ap|H-arance with the president. The first lady did make some sharp comments In tilt Interview last Friday with Kile magazine. She accused her critics of m ounting a "well-organized and well-financed attempt" to undermine (he ('Unions nnd their |Killcles. " T h e y have yet lo come forward-with anything other than the wildest kind of paranoid conspiracies," she said. "Y o u have lo do the lies! you can, refute It und counter It." she said. She vowed she would nol become "Isolated and on (he defensive and diverted." as her opponents would like. T h is Is the same woman who. a few days earlier, discussed schlumpy clothes, broken fingernails and Chelseu's birthday with four New York gossip columnists. She cun do razor-edged politics. She also can do girl talk. Researchers studying women In |>ollt!cs and business have found that people think women arc more moral Ilian men. "Th e re ’s still a major presumption of Innocence and honesty, of nol being In (h r back rooms, not making thr deals." said Cellnda Lake, a Democratic pollster. Mrs. Clinton acquired some of Hint moral aura last year In a series of speeches and Interviews about finding meaning In life. |x>tlttrs and religion. Sen. .Jay Rockefeller. D-W .Va.. underscored I fie Image In a floor s|>eech Thursday. "She lias worked herself lo exhaustion, past exhaustion." he said. "She burled her own lather and went straight hark lo w ork." Hut Mrs. Clinton has always had a shrewd and worldly side as well. Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl. D-lll., captured It last week In Chicago. "I've had the privilege of sitting at the negotiating tnble wltli Hillary, and lei me Icll you, she doesn't come new lo (he negotiating table." he said. By JILL LAWRENCE Associated Prosa Writer W A S H IN G TO N - I Hilary Rodham Clinton's role In the Whitewater controversy adds yet another complex layer to a first lady who already challenged Americans to accept n new kind ol political wife. Mrs. C lin to n has not been accused of wrongdoing, but she was Involved In some of the legal and financial dealings now being probed by a special counsel looking at the Whitewater Development Corp. and Its lies to a failed Arkansas savings and loan. And on Thursday, her chief of stair and press secretary were the leadoff witnesses before a grand Jury examining, among other things, whether W hile House nldes had Improper contacts with Whitewater Investigators. Until now Mrs. Clinton has been Idcntlllcd almost entirely w ith the adm inistration's crusade to reform the health care system. It's been a perfect m ix for her: traditional first-lady compassion In public, hlgh-wattage policy formulation In private. Ever since the rude awakenings of the 1992 campaign, when her offhand remarks alroul cookle-haklug and standing by her man pro­ voked a backlash, Mrs. Clinton has tried lo balance conventional expectations with her own professionalism and Independence. "I am not anyone's stereotype." Mrs. Clinton, who was an Influential Little Hock attorney, declared In a recent Interview. So far that seems fine with most Americans. Two-thirds In a C N N -U S A Today-Gallop (Kill this week said she's a good role model and a positive Influence. Hut her support In many areas has slipped since September. Mrs. Clinton has been In virtual hibernation this week In private meetings. Her office said the schedule was set long ago and nothing had been canceled lint with Congress finally beginning Ibis week to write a health-care bill amid waning en­ thusiasm for tlie administration version, some strategists say that ordinarily Mrs Clinton would have been nut front promoting her plan. She's scheduled lo re-emerge Monday with an appearance In Denver. Her friends and advisers say site Is trying to Postal competition W ater, land and air for visiting seniors Thirty-tw o mombers of the Orlando Senior Contor visitor! the S a n fo rd Boat W o rk s Tuesday for fun and games. Tho sonlors took a nature crulso sponsored by the St. Jo h n s Rlvor Cruisos (right photo) followod by a soaplano rldo (upper photo) ovor Lake Josup Aflor tho exciting wator and air excursions, tho group onjoyod a barbecuo on land at the boat works Herald Photo* by Tomny Vincent F a xe s, e le c tr o n ic m a il h u rt b u s in e s s By RANDOLPH B. SCHMID Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N - Ever since Invention of the telegraph, peo­ ple have., been -predicting the demise of life post office. Today It's fa.Yt-4 and electronic mall that are pulling a multlbllllondollar dent In (xistal finances. Mall managers who designed the recently announced Increase In stamp prices to reduce the U S. Postal Service deficit had to consider another Issue-. How much could prices go up without driving owuy even more busi­ ness? They'll get the answer when the new rates take effect next year. Meanwhile, the battle for business continues In the fucc of com|M-iltlon from electronics. Facsimile machines arc the business convenience of the lust few years, rapidly c h u rn in g miles of paper Into offices lor the price of a phone call. In estimating lost business. It's bard to measure what might have been — how many faxes und clcctrunlc-niall messages would have been letters In days past. Fax machines are privately owned, and It's hard lo gut-ss how many messages they send every day. Hut (xislal marketing m a n a g e r K e n t H . S m lt h estimates that the Postal Service has lost about $2 billion In business to the machines since 1988. An estimated 43 percent of the messages sent by fax machines replace mull and "that's u con­ siderable bunk of business." Smith said In a recent Interview. Electronic mull Is the coming attraction, as more and more Americans buy home computers and |oln commercial networks such as America Online and Prodigy that lei them tap out messages to one another via Ihclrkcvhourd*. E-mail anil electronic funds transfers have had an Impact on the mall. Smith said, but lie sees their Uncut more In the future than at present. Th e congressional Office of Te ch n o lo g y Assessment pre­ dicted In the mid-1980s that E-mail and faxes would cut the volume of first-class mall to 40 billion pieces by 1990 That didn't happen. Instead, first-class volum e climbed from (>0.3 billion pieces In 1980 lo 72.5 billion In 1985 and 89.2 billion In 1990. The Postal S e rvice c a rrie d 9 2 .2 billion pieces of first-class mall lust year. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS NOTICE OF INTENT TO FIND THE CITY OF LAKE MARY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT(S) IN COMPLIANCE DOCKET NO. 94-1 NOI-5904-(A) - (I) Tho Department give>9 notico of its intonl lo find tho Amondmont (s) to tho Comprohonsivo Plan for the City of Lako Mery, adopted by Ordinance No(s). 666 on January 20. 1994, IN COMPLIANCE, pursuant to Soctions 163 3184 and 163 3187. F S The adopted City of Lake Mary Comprohonsivo Plan Amondmont (s) and tho Department's Objections, Recommendations nnd Commonts Roport, (if any), aro availablo for public inspection Monday through Friday, oxcopl for legal holidays, during normal businoss hours, at the City Hall, 100 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Lako Mary, Florida 32746 Try them holli — the dllck-fllvV Chicken Sandwich and tlie Chick-fll-A Chargrilled Chicken Sandwich! If ynu'iv like most folks, wu'rc gonna love 'em (kith. SAVE$1.00 SAVE 50* ! On One Chick-fll-A Chicken Sandwich ! 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Tho potition shall bo filod with tho Agoncy Clerk, Department of Community Affairs. 2740 Centorvlew Drivo, Tallahassoo, Florida 32399-2100, and a copy mailod or dolivorod to tho local government. Failuro to timely file a potition shall constitute a waiver of any right to roquost an administrative proceeding as a petitioner undor Soction 120.57, F.S. If a potition is filod, tho purpose of tho administrative hoaring will bo to prosonl evidence nnd testimony and forward a recommended order to tho Dopartmont. If no potition is filod, this Notico of Intent shall bocomo final agoncy action. If a petition In filed, other nffoctod porsons may potition for loavo to interveno in tho proceeding. A potition for intorvontion must bo filed at loast five (5) days boforo tho final hoaring and must Include ell of tho information and contonts doscribod in Rulo 221-6.010, F.A.C A potition for loave to Intorvcno shall bo filed at tho Division of Administrative Hoarings, Department of Management Servicos, 1230 Apalachoo Parkway. Tallahassoo, Florida 32399­ 1550. Failure to petition to Intorvcno within tho allowed time framo constitutes a waivor of any right such a person has to roquost a hearing undo: Section 120.57, F.S.. or to participate in tho administrative hoaring. -s-Charlos G. Pattison, Director Department of Community Affairs Division of Rosourco Planning and Managomont 2740 Contorviow Drive Tallahassoo, Florida 32399-2100 Hovel Sunday. •the I Imk fil-A* Dmkm MndwKh ami (JurvnJk-d (Jwkni Namlwsh an- rail'd hiRhot l>r Herd ipulilx b> imlmm-n In a rxscanh wud> condimed in 1992 In Markrtmn and Krvarih tijunwkire. Inc . in waits whrrr Chkk fil l h Imaml u ifW m �- I / V| Sanford Herald _ ______• ycrf . ■; » . s j FR ID A Y IW ] • ... fi'* ' ■ »v^% March _ 11, 1994 '_________________________________________ S p o r t s Going out with style IN BRIEF LOCALLY Babe Ruth coaches needed S A N FO R D The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is iu need of a head coach and at least two assistants for Its upcoming Dube Ruth (13-15) Huschull season. Interested parlies should contact J im Schaefer at 330 3697. Rebels run to 4-0 S A N FO R D — The Running Rebels stretched their record to 4-0 with a 33-30 victory over the Rreuthcrs In the Sanford Recreation Department Men's 3-on-3 Basketball League at the Sanford Middle School G ym nalorlum . In other games. The Fat G uys (tested the Orphans. 33-27. and the Voglcrs Vnndcls edged the Tnzm anlan Devils. 38-37. Next Tuesday, at 7 p.m.. tile Rebels |4-0| lake on the Vuudrls (3-l| and the Tuzm nnlun Devils (1-3) battle the Orphans (1-3). At 8 p.m .. Th e Fat Guys (3-1) face the Breathers (0-4). Lakeview in ICBA finals Te rri Patrick netted 18 points Thursday to lead Lakeview Middle School to an 83-43 mill ol Tuskawllla In the semifinals of the Inter County Basketball Association playoffs. Billy Appling added 13 (mints. Thom as Bowie contributed 10 anil N'ed Raines J r . hud U. Bowie Is the nephew of Orlando Magic reserve Anthony Bowie while Rallies Is the nephew of Chicago Wlille Sox outfielder T im Raines. Lakeview will piny South Seminole for the championship at 6 43 p.m. al Rollins College. A.D. Rosier sweeps to Chase title From Staff Raporta SA N FO R D — Needing a sweep of a d o u b I e li e a d c r w i t h A . D . Rosler/Florlda Sport Wear In order to force a tie for first place In the Sanford Recreation Thursday Men's Polar Bear Solihull League at Chase Park. Stlffcy's Affordables Instead were the victims of a 22-2, 18-6 sweep. Because the two teams were two games apart In the standings with tw o gam e s re m a in in g (one a make-up of a contest rallied out oil Fell I7| against each other. It was decided to play both games T h u rs ­ day. Even though A.D. Rosler/Florlda Sport Wear clinched the league championship when they won the A.D. Rpiter/FI*. Sport W »»r SODS M - 1) 14 Stlltey Alh>fd4bl«« « * » ) ■ — ) 4 Sllftey AltordJbltk 144 11 - t A O Rsiter/Florld* Sport W u r tM 1 1 -1 1 t I* Door: >0 First Boplltl first game (stopped In the top of the fifth Inning by the 20-run rule), (he Iwo teams wcnl ahead and played tile second game. hi the final game of the evening. Beer: 30 won Its second game of ttie season with a 14-9 decision over Sanford First Baptist. A.D. Rosler/Florlda Sport Wear ends the season at 8 -} to finish In front of Stltfev Affdrdulilcs (4-5). First Baptist (3-3). and Beer: 30 1261. Both Randy Yates and Mitch Burke were 4-for-4 with four runs scored for A.D Rosler/Florlda Sport Wear In the Hr.u game. Yates also had three RBI while Burke drove In Iwo runs. Steve .lames contributed a triple, two singles, two runs, and □ See Chase, Page 2D Briar Corp., Erectors still tied From Staff Raporta_____________ SA N FO R D — We got ourselves u tie. Briar Corporation anti M.A. Erectors put together big of­ fensive n ig h t's to finish the season In a deadlock with 7-2 records In the Sanlnrd Recreation Departm ent M en's T h u rs d a y N lg lil Polar Bear S lo w p ltc h Solihull League al I’luehurst Park. Briar Corporation broke a 2-2 lie with a six-run second Inning, then tackl'd on a (our spoi in the thlni Inning In dum ping the SAS Raiders 13-7. T h e M .A . E r e c t o rs fo un d Brt«r Corporation SAS Ratdtrt M.A. Irttf o n iiltflo f Homii themselves In singles! with Exte­ rior Homcsavers. holding Just a 9-8 lend niter three Innings. But M.A. turned the game Into a rout hy scoring five runs In the fourth, seven runs In the fifth and eight runs In the sixth, while Exterior could muster Just two runs. Doing the damage for Briar Cor|Mirntlon were Duke Ferrato (home run. two doubles, single, tw o ru n s , fo u r R B I). A lla n Tniskuuskas (three doubles, two runs, two RBI). Bert Burgess (double, two singles, four runs. RBI) and Kirk Coker (two singles. RBI). Also hitting were Ktiticn Garcia (double, run. three RBI). Beau Meyers (single, two runs). Buddy Lennon (single, run). J . J Jlles T See Plnehurst, Page 2D Rams roll by ’Noles By DEAN SMITH AROUND THE STATE Tingley hom ers in M arlin win M E L B O U R N E — Ron Tingley continued tils lad to earn the backup catcher's Job with Florida when he homered in the Mailtos' 6-2 victory over a split squad ol Houston Astros. FSU ’s W ilson fans Charleston T A L L A H A S S E E — Junior Paul Wilson struck out a career-high 16 and pitched a four-hit shutout to lead top-ranked Florida Stale pant College ol Charleston 7-0 Thursday. Florida Stale Is 18-5. Charleston Is 9-7. WHAT’S HAPPENING I Horald Sports Wnlor L A K E M ARY I lie tide may llnully he lurtiiug lor tin- Luke Mary High School gills' soMhull tram A lte r a I 7 start, the Rams collected 11it-1r second lilg victory In as many days Thursday atlernoon. posting a IO run ruling tlit- Semi­ nole Fighting Seminolcs. I l l In a Seminole Athletic Conlerenee eonSec S oftball. Rage 2U RAMS 14. FIGHTING SEM INO LE) 4 S.mmol. 10 ) 000 4 ) 4 U k p M jry 14) 111 - 14 * 0 La HiCluxte «ed u . HiChar lamarilaw and Davldwi WP -taward#** I P - IM RlCharda )B tl mown)#! TSkP-Maf,. pincknay SB — laka Ma»y. Snow. Outoar MR laka Maty. Dubar NatOMl* — Samlnola I SOS SAC. I aka Maty ) 1, I 1 SAC A Bonlor stalwart lor tho Lako Mary volloyball and hunkotbnll looms, Dlono Dubor (No. 33) has mado hor soasonal switch to softball, whore sho bats fourth ond plays shortstop tor tho Rama. On Thursday atlornoon, Dubor colloctod a homo run, triple, throo runs scored, and two ROI In Lako Mory's 14-4 win ovor Somlnolo. TODAY JUCO Baseball Bologna, Nasca toss 2-hitter at Timberwolves Sainl Ansalm Collego (NH) at Somlnola CC. 2 pm Baseball Lake Mary at Somlnola, 3:30 p m Lyman at Lake Brantley, 7 p m Lake Howell at Oviedo, 7 p.m Prom Stall Reports___________________________ L A K E C IT Y — Lake Howell graduate Robert Bologna curried a no httter Into the sixth inning and four Ruldera collected two hits each as the Seminole Com m unity College baseball team brought home a m uch needed Mld-Florldu Conference victory. 0-2. over the Lake City C o m m unity College Tim berw olves Thursday afternoon. Bologna, it sophomore lefthander, ullowed two hits, walked three and struck out five In winning his first decision of the season. He lutd a no-liltlcr going until Barnes got a bunt single with one out In the sixth Inning. Bologna left after giving up his second lilt, an RBI double to Murphy In the eighth. Vincent Nasca came on to complete the victory with two perfect Innings. Th e Raiders tiroke a 0 0 deadlock with a run In the fifth In n in g . New S m y n rn u 's Jo h n n y Goodrich singled and took second on a grounder by Spruce Creek's Isaac Cruz. Deltona's Pete Bczcrcdl singled to right and Goodrich scored when the Lake City catcher dropped the throw. S C C then broke the game open with a three-run sixth. Sanford's Dem y Beamon got to JV Baseball I Seminole at Lake Mary, 7 p m □ Lake Howell at Oviedo, 4 p.m. Track and Field □ Somlnola boye at Edison Myers, 2:30 p.m. □ Lyman Relays, 4 p.m. Invitational, Fort W ater Polo □ Lake Howell at MlamI Ransom tournament SATURDAY JUCO Baseball □ Florida CC-JacksonvIlle at Seminole CC, 2 p.m. Baseball □ □ □ □ Boons at Lake Mary, 7 p.m. Oviedo at Mainland, 1 p.m. Lake Brantley at Sarasota-Rivarvlew, noon Lake Brantley at Sarasota, 4 p.m. [ Sec Raiders. Page 2B JV Baseball □ Lake Brantley at DeLand, 1 p.m. Softball [ ILake Mary at Orango Park, noon Track and Field » I * Freshman high jumper Michollo Malono and her Lyman Groyhound toammatos llnlahod third In tho Snmlnolo Rolays compotod last Friday night HtriM Photo by m m i n im t at Somlnolo High School. This ovonlng, It'll bo tho Greyhounds' turn to bo tho hosts lor tho running ol tho Lyman Rolays. □ Lake Mary boys at Ocala Invitational, 9 a.m. ( ILake Howell girls at Elllo Classic, Wlntor Park, 9 a.m. Tribe girls, Silver Hawk boys notch net victories W ater Polo Prom Staff Raporta □ Lake Howell at Mlami-Ransom tournament BA SK ETB A LL I 17:30 p.m . — SUN. Philadelphia 76ers at Orlando Magic. (L) bomplsts listings on Page 2B i Let’s go to your place RAIDERS*. TIMBERW OLVES! Stmlnol* Community Cslltg* 000 I I ) 110 — I I) I L*ke City Community Colltgt 000 MO 010 - ) ) I Bologna. Natca (I ) and Elliar. Paul. Saundart ( » , Maton (II and Barry. Nava II). WP - Bologna 1101 LP — Fa»»l Sava — nona )B — Laka Clly Community Collaga. Murphy )B — nona HR — none Racordt — Samlnola Community Collage I I I , ) ) MFC. lake City Community Collaga) I ) , 4 4MFC C A S S ELB ER R Y — Seminole and Lake Howell high schools spilt their tennis dual meet Thursday afternoon at Red Bug Lake Park, the Seminole girls posting a 5-2 win while the Lake Howell Iwiys won by the same count. Miranda Westmark and Blanca Stevenson anchored the effort of the Trib e girls as they each won their singles matches and teamed up to win the No. 2 doubles contest. Playing at No. 3 singles, Westmark doubled up Jessica Rodriguez 0-4 while Stevenson topped Evu Hnlobova 8-4 at No. 4 singles. The Seminole duo then blitzed Rodriguez and Michelle Wells 8-1 In doubles play. Aubrey Nelson won the No. 1 singles match for Seminole, bcutlng Mellsaa Frazcc 8-1. Nelson later teamed up wttti Tllla n y Sodersirom to defeat Frazcc and Slmgc Klrcull 8-3 at No. 1 doubles. For Lake Howell. Klrcall blanked Sodersirom 8 0 In the No. 2 singles match while Stacey Weber dropped Tin a Wldte 8-3 at No. 5 singles. Seminole Improves to 3-3 while Lake Howell drops to 2-6. In boys' play. Sam Tru o n g and Bill Lang highlighted the effort of the Silver Huwks by winning their respective singles and mutches and their doubles contest. Playing In the No, 2 position. Truo n g defeated David Edwards 8-4 while Lang bested Eddie Vargas 8-5 at No. 3 singles. Tru o n g and Lang later knocked off Mutt Durham and Joe Battsta 8-2 In the No. 2 doubles match. Spencer Johnson and Dan Hoffman uccountcd for Lake Howell's other wins. Johnson getting by Durham 8-6 In the No. 4 singles match while I loffmun outlasted Batista 9-7 at No. 5. Oscar Cnnnonlzado hud a hund In both of the Scmlnolcs' wins, knocking off Dan Keating 8-3 at No. 1 singles and Joining with Edwards to knock off Keating and Johnson 8-3 at No. 1doubles. Lake Howell Is now 2-5 as Seminole drops to 2-3. The Seminole boys arc scheduled to complete their raln-Interruptcd dual meet with Lyman licxt Wednesday. After that, the next action for the Seminole squads will be In the co-ed doubles tournam ent next Th u rs d a y and Friday at Sanlando Park. The Sliver Huwks have a busy week uhend. playing Luke Mury on Tuesduy and Lake Brantley Wednesday before participating In the co-ed doubles event. - �2 B - S a n fo rd H e ra ld , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - F rid a y, M a rch 11, 1994 Chase S T A T S & STANDINGS DOQ8_ At laniard Of Undo Thursday night First raco-S/l*. 8: 11.21 4 Ilk's W*saido 4 10 4 go 4 40 2 Proper | 40 4 40 I Ohaton Khan Man ) 40 Q (14) II 40 P (4 I I It 00 T (4 )1)11100 Soc*ndr*ct — 1/1, Ci ll.t l I Hot) » Rival i DO S00 100 IQuellaBell* 21 00 *.20 OMIKtyRIng j 40 O ( I D 11.10 P ( I D 111.40 T ( M l ) ])t .00 OOI4 1)14 00 $11 1 I 1)14M0 Third race -I / I 4 .D : ll.t l I Gold Place 0 00 D O 100 J Chaiing A Win 1 00 4 10 8MI Key Ring no Q ( I D 11 40 P ( I D 40 10 T 11 1 0) 1)4 )0 Fourth race-1/14, Ci l l.lt 1 Gold Oil 1 40 1 40 1 40 4 Pay Ate Oonnle 4 40 1 00 3Omni Wizard 1)0 O (4 1) It 00 P (1 4) 40 00 T (14 )1 111 to Filth r a c a - 1/14. B 11.44 ) John M Snow lady 1 )0 4 40 1 40 4 Eltlei Pop Tarl 440 JOO I delta Fawn ) 40 Q I) 4114 M P 0 4) 44 00 T (14 1) 44 00 llalhract — 1/14, D: ll.t l 4 Spotty Reign t 40 1 40 110 IT b F o n ; Gable 14 00 4.40 4 Willow Elite )40 Q I I I I 10.40 P l l l l 44.00 T (1 14) 104.40 Saventhraca — 1/14, Ai 11.41 1 Plana Santa 4 40 4 40 1 00 I Rv Second Ta Hun n o 4 00 IHamaJamar 540 0 11 1) I) 40 P 11 I) 11.00 T (1 1 1) 111.40 $ (1 I I D 111 00 Eighth raca — 1/0. B' It.Ot 1 Podlod Awesome 10 40 4 00 1 40 4 Fond A Eagle 4 00 4 10 1 Summ Vulcan } 00 0 (4 1) 11.40 P II 4) 100 10 T 114 11114.10 Nlnthraca-1/14. Di 11.11 1 E iqulslle Doll 100 1)0 100 1 Bocklieldnmotion 4 40 i n 1 tmokte Shermln 300 0 ( I D 14 40 P ti l) 44 00 T (1 1 1) 1/0 40 10th raca-1/14, C: II to I Husky Brute 1100 1 40 4 10 I Manatee Kathy 4 )0 4 40 ISurnmGaloo 1)00 O il I ) 10.10 P tl DOOM T ( l 11)4)4 10 llth race-1/14. 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B: 11.41 0 Public Action 1)40 1 40 1 40 4 Rathld Man 4)0 MO 1 Imohia Trlile ) 40 0 (4 0) 14.40 P (0 4) 01.10 T (0 4 1) 2*1.10 00 (14 4 0)1)1.40 llth raca -1 /1 , At 2* *1 IR v Honor Student D IO 1.)0 140 4 Kaltu Havencroll 100 140 4Ocala Cured 4 20 O II 4) 14.40 P (1 4) 40.00 T (1 4 4) 014 40 I 1*4-47 1441.40 A-1.114) H— 1111,1)1 JAI-ALAI Thurtday nlghl Flrtt game OBato 1140 1100 5 40 I Enrique D O 100 1 Foruria lao 0(101 41.40 P (0-1) 04.40 T 10-1-1) 1)4.40 Second game 5 Marcel Reyet 11.40 1 40 1 00 55 ( -O 44-1) 00.40 P (1-4) 101.10 T (171) 1101.$0 0 0 (0 1 ) 0.00 DO(l<AII) 11.00 . ’ Third game el Marcel Aguirre 100 4 40 J 40 7 Ricardo Foruria 4)0 )00 > Pardo Enrique 5 00 0 l ) U It 14 P (1-1) 141.00 T (1 1 1) 111.00 Fourth game Pinion Jote 14 )0 1 00 4 40 Halo Don 1 40 1 40 Marcel Foruria 100 Q (11)40 10 P (1 II 41.10 T II 1 11 401 40 Filth game /Pita Enrique 11 )0 4 40 4 40 I Olea Aguirre 1 uO 4 20 Beto Goltll lev Q (171 40.40 P 0-1) 111 10 T 0-1-4) 414.40 Slithgama 1 BetoOyarl 14 40 14 40 too iP IlaJota 4 40 SOO 0 Ricardo Enrique a 00 0 1 ) 4) 4t 40 P (14) 411.00 T 0-0-1) 441.00 Seventh game 4Olea II 20 1) 10 4 00 J )A/pillaga 4 40 DO )]lE rk la g a DO O (14) 11.40 P (41) 101.10 T 14 I D 411.00 , Eighth game '0 Hap.! Aiplrl I) 40 4 40 1 20 ‘*Mlkel Vidor 100 140 4 Erkltla Bob 140 Q (4 1) It 10 P (1-4) 100 10 T T (I 4 4) 11) 00 Ninth game •4 Arplllaga Mandl 1)10 1 40 4 00 1 llapa G0III1 4)0 140 1 Erkltla Beltran 140 Q (01) 11.10 P (01) 10110 T (4 0 1) lllt.40 T T carryover 1,041 00 lOIhgame 4 Don 11 40 4 40 1 00 I Napa 140 140 4 Mend 1be 2 00 0 (1 4 ) 11.40 P (4 1) 01.40 T (4 14) 111 00 llth game *4 Aramayo Victor 11 00 4 40 MO 1 Arplllaga Don 3 00 4 00 IMIkel Bob 4)0 O (14) 11.00 P (41) 141.10 T (411) 104.20 llthgamo 1Said Beltran 10 20 4 00 110 4 Mandlbe Don 11 00 4 00 2Arplllaga Arplrl 120 * O (41) 101.40 P 114) 101,10 T (14 1) 110 40 QD II 4 A 4 All) 41 00 QD (1 4 A 1 All) 144.00 llth game ISald 0 40 140 140 IMendibe 4 40 1 00 OUralda 100 O (I I I 11.40 P (I I) 40 00 TS (1 I II Jackpot 10.411.00 I41hgame 1 Aramayo Arplrl 11 )0 4.10 10 40 OMendlbe Erklaga 4 40 10 40 3 Mlkal Beltran 4 40 Q II 4) II 20 P II 4) 111 00 T I N I ) 140.20 S (1 4 1 All) 1)4 10 D D ( l l ) 00.10 TS 411.40 SPRING TRAINING All Timet EST AMERICAN LEAOUE W L Pet. fertile 6 0 1 000 O.tkliind 4 7 447 Botlon 571 4 3 Cleveland 4 3 571 Detroit 4 3 571 S 3 475 Toronto Chicago 4 4 500 KAntoiClty 4 4 500 500 ) 3 New York 4 479 ) Ttartl 7 4 333 Milwaukee 7 S 784 tl.iltirnor o MrtifNfWjta 6 2 750 141 California < 6 NATIONAL LEAOUE W l Pet 1 •3) s Chicago 714 s 7 St loult 1 441 New York ) 4)1 Plltiburgh 1 III Philadelphia ) 111 ban Frandtco 4 .100 Florida 5 444 Hou.lon 4)0 4 Atlanta 410 4 Cincinnati 4)0 4 Colorado 4)0 4 Lot Angela! C o n tin u e d fro m I B Montreal 2 4 3)3 San Diego 1 4 141 NOTE: Split tquad garnet count In ttand ingi. Ilet or college garnet do not Thurtday'! Garnet Atlanta). Lot AngeletO New York Met! (til II. Houtton (til 0 St. Louill. KantaiCItyl PhiladelphiaI. Bolton! Cincinnati 1. Detroit 1 Mlnnatolal Pltltburghl Cleveland 14. Chicago White Sov 10 Ne York Met! I n ) 0. Montreal 4 Toronto 10. TetatO Colorado I. San Diego 4 Oak land 4. Chicago Cub! 0 San FrandtcoI. California 1 Seattle II. Milwaukee I New York Yankee!*. Baltimore 1 Florida 4. Houtton (t il 1 Friday'! Garnet Cleveland vi Cincinnati at Plant CHy. 1 01 p rn Detroit vt Houtton at Klttlmmee. I 01 pm Baltimore (ttl vt Lot Angelet at Vero Beach, t 01 p m Chicago While Sot (ttl vt Plltiburgh at Bradenton. I ;01p m Florida (ttl vt. Kama! City (III at Hemet City. 1:01pm Kantat City lit) vi Chicago While So> (ttl at Saratota. I 01 p m Mlnnetota Ittl vt New York Yankeet at Fort Lauderdale. I Olp m Baltimore ( 1 1 ) v i Florida (t i ) al Home Head, 1:t!p.m. New York Melt v i Montreal a* Wetl Palm Beach. I Olp m P h ila d e lp h ia v i SI L o u li a l SI Petertburg. I Olp m Mlnnetota (t il v i Teiat (t il al Port Charlotte. I 30p m Chicago Cubt iitl vt San Frandtco at Scotttdale. Arlt , 3 Olp m Seattle (til vi Chicago Cubt (ttl at Meta Aril,, 3 Olp m Colorado vi Milwaukee at Chandler A ril, 3 Olp m San Diego vt Oakland at Phoenli. 3 01 pm California vt Seattle Ittl at Peoria. Aril . 1 Olp m Teaat ( i l l v i Botton al Fort Myers 1 01 pm Atlanta al Toronto. 1 31pm Saturday'! Oamet Atlanta at Toronto. I Olp m Lot Angelet vt Houtton al Klttlmmee. I Olp m Plltiburgh v l Philadelphia al Clearwater. 1 Olp m Baltimore vi. Florida al Melbourne. 1:01 p.m. Mlnnetota v l Montreal at Wetl Palm Beach. I Olp m Teiat vt St Louli al SI Petertburg 1 01 pm. Cincinnati vl Cleveland al Winter Haven I Olp m New York Melt vt Kantat City al Halnet City. I Olp m New York Yankee! vl Bolton at Fori Myert, I Olp m Detroit vt Chicago White Soa at Saratota. I Olp m Chicago Cubt (i ll vt Oakland (It) al Lat Vegat. 3pm Seattle v i Chicago Cubt (1 1 ) at Meta. Aril . 3 Olp m Milwaukee ( i l l v i Colorado ( i l l al Tucton. Arlt., 3 Olp m. Milwaukee III) vt San Diego al Peoria. A r lt . 1 O lpm Oakland (i ll vt. San Francltco at Scot tidal*. Arlt ,1 01pm Colorado ( i l l vt California al Temp*. Arlt .3 01pm, COLLBGB BASBBALL Thurtday't College Be ft*ball Score% CAST saws""**-* 1.* 0... 1 7 4 3 Wetleyant, Palm Beach Atlantic 4 Wetleyan /, Warner Southern • SOUTH Alabama 1. Notre Dam* 1 Auburn 10. Georgia St I) Auttin Peay / 2. Troy St * 4 Campbell 3. Yale I Coattal Carolina 0. Jamet Madlton 7 Flagler 10. Fairmont St, 3 Florida Southern 1). Indianapollt 1 Florida St. I. Coll ol CharlettonO Furman 12. N C Athevillell Georgia Coll /.Carton Newman! Ithaca 0. Florida Tech 3 LaSalle /, Florida Atlantic 4 Le w llll. Barry) Mlttlnlppi SI 3. South Alabama 2 Mobile II. Birmingham Southern 7 North Carolina 14. Tempi* 3 N C Greentboro II. Citadel / North Florida 4 4. Madonna I t Rollmt 1, III. Chicago 3 St. Thomat 13, Indiana Wetleyan 4 SE Louisiana!. New Or leant 1 Stettonll, Evantvlllel Virginia Tech I). Purdue 7 Wake Foretl I/, Falrlelgh Dlcklnton I MIDWEST Cent Missouri IS 70. U oltheOiarks) 7 Mo Weiternt. Benedictine. Kan 4 SWBaplHt II 3. NWMlttourl St I I Wayne. Neb 71. Pitliburg SI. 4 13 Wetlmlntter.Mo 2 0. Lincoln. Mo 0 ) SOUTHWEST Baylor II San Diego SI. 2 Bellevue II 4. Teiat AAM Klngtvillee 10 Dallas Baptist* 1. St Francil. Ill I I) Haverlord It. Trinity. Teiat* Howard Payne 70. Austin Coll 0 Lamar 14. SW Teiat St 4 Meta Colo 7 It. TarletonSI. 1 4 Rice 10. Oklahoma SI 3 S Arkansas!. Ark PlneBlullO St. Edwards. Teiat 4 I. St Cloud SI 1 3 Teiai SanAnlonlo). SW Teiat SI I FARW EST Air Force If. Metro SI 2 S Colorado 14. NewMeilco I) Washington St. 13. Georg* Foa f NBA STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division w L Pel. 40 1« 471 New York 3* 27 .410 Orlando 33 n -351 Miami 30 29 506 New Jersey 72 34 379 Boston, 70 40 333 Philadelphia II 4t 305 Washinglon Central Dtvition 41 II 693 Atlanta 34 71 444 Chicago 34 74 600 Cleveland 31 76 544 Indian* 74 3) 471 Cher loll# t; 47 748 Milweukee 14 4) 737 Detroit W ESTERNCONFERENCE Midwest Division w L Pel. 41 14 719 Houston 41 1/ 717 San Antonio 47 n 677 Utah 79 30 497 Denver 16 4) 771 Minnesota • 37 111 Dallas Pacific Division 43 13 741 Sealllt 34 20 633 Phoenli 34 73 471 Portland 35 73 34) Golden Slalc 13 397 73 L A Lakers t• 70 34 145 L A Clippers 70 39 339 Sacramento Thurtday'* Oamet Houtton 0/. Seattle I) LA Lakers 106. Dallas 101 Gold*:, Stale 100. Purtland*/ Friday'! Oamet New York al Botton. / 30 pm Indiana at Hew Jersey, I .X p m Denver at Washington. /: JOp m Philadelphia at Orlando. 7:M p m. Phoenli at Miami. 7:30 p.m. Chicago Ol Atlanta. * to pm Cleveland al Detroit. 4 p m Charlotte at Mlnnetota. 0 pm GB — 4 1 to l/ 'i 70'i 77 — 3 Hi 9 14 24 77 Seattle at San Antonio. 0 30p m SacramentoatMllwaukee. *p m OaMat alLAClippert 10 30p m Saturday! Oamet Charlotte al New Jersey. / 30p m Atlanta at Detroit. / 30pm Milwaukee al Indiana. / 30 p m Cleveland al New York. I 30p m Sacramento at Chicago. I 30pm San Antonio at Houtton. 4 30pm W ESTERNCONFERENCE Central Olvltlon Octroi! Toronto Dallat St loud Chicago Winnipeg FARW EST California42, Washington 14 SoulhernC.il 44 Oreqon 71 UCLA 74 Oregon SI 6/ Washington SI 77. Stanford 71 TOURNAMENTS Atlantic tt Conference Championship Mattachutellt 70. Temple 1* Atlantic Coast Conference F in t Round Clemton/4. N CarolinaSI 43 Big Eatt Conference Flrtt Round Selon Halil*. MiamiII St John tHO Plltiburgh72 Big Sky Conference Flrtt Round Bolt* St 71. Montana SI 17 Idaho 74. Montana 43 Big Watt Conterenc* First Reund Nevada!*. Cal St Fuller toner UC Irvin* 13. UC Santa Barbara 4) Great Midwest Conference First Round Cincinnati *1. Or Paul fA IUI B Memphis St f I. AlaI Btrmlrijhrtm 46 SI Louis SO. Dayton:U < \ Mid Eastern Athletic Conference thletlc Conterenc* First Round Morgan SI 70. Florida AAM *4 NAIAOIv II Flrtt Round Cent Methodist 101. Lynn*) Huron** Tarleton St 41 Jamestown 44, St Thomat 14 Ohio Dominican 103. Westbrook 74 St Ambrote!) St Thomat Aqulnat 14 Tabor 47. Black Hlllt St 41 NCCAA Mideatt Region Semllinali Oakland City 7*. Spring Arbor 4* Southeastern Conference Flrtt Round Auburn *1, Vanderbilt 14 Georgia *1 LSU/0 Mltllttlppl SI 73. Tennettee4* South Carolina *0 Mltllttlppl 17 Southwest Conference Flrtt Round Rlcetl. Baylor *7 Teiat *4. TeiatChritlian 71 Teiat AAM 01. Southern Math 44 Teiat Tech 110. Houston*! Western Athletic Conference Uuarterlmals Brigham Young*! Utah*! Fresno SI 14 Teiat El Paso64 Hawaii *1, Colorado SI 41 New Mai Ico41. San Diego SI 4* AUTO RACING Thursday's Women's Basketball Scores EAST Penn SI SI. Illinois 44 MIDWEST Indiana!/. Michigan44 Norlhwetlern 7*. Ohio SI 70 Purdua!! Michigan SI 44 FARW EST Oregon SI II. UCLA 17 Southern Cel II. Oreqon 74 Stanford 17. Washington SI }* Washington 44. California 70 TOURNAMENTS Atlantic It Conterenc! Ouarterlmals Georga Washington*!, Duqsretn* 7) Mattarhutatlt 74. St Joseph i l l Rhode Island 170 SI Bonaventure 43 Rutger* 73. Tempi* SI Big South Conference Ouarterhnalt II. ldfO'd /» Liberty TO Md Baltimore County 47 Coastal Carolina >4 N C Greentboro 77 N C Asheville 7t TowionSt 41 Campbell 44 Big West Conference Semifinals Hawaii 73. Pacific 1* UNI V 74 New Meilco SI 6* Colonial Athletic Association Ouarterhnalt Old Dominion 17. Eatl Carolina 41 Georg* Mason 44 N C Wilminglon 11 James Madison 40. American U 17 William A Mary 74 Richmonds/ Mid Eastern Athletic Conltrenc* Flctl Round Florida A4M42. Ceppm St 17 Howard U. 77. Belhun* Cook mans* S CarolinaSI 71. Md E Shore31 Mid Continent Conterenc* Ouarterhnalt III. ChlcagoSl. Valparaiso42 N Illinois 74. Wrlghl SI 1* Wit Green Bay *4. Cleveland SI 71 W Illinois 77. Wit Milwaukee 14 NAIA Div. II Firtl Round Shawnee SI 17. Westbrook 47 Evangel. Mo S*. Hatlingt. Neb SI Huntington 41. Caldwell SO Mary 44. Lynn 14 Panhandle!! fs. SI Joseph's Main*. 7* Tennessee Wetleyan 77. Georgetown. Ky. 44 Wilmington Del *1. Spring Arbor 47 North Atlantic Conltrenc# Semlllnelt Vermont 70. New Hampshire 10 Noriheatlarn 74. Botlon U 41 Northeast Conltrenc* Semlllnelt Mount SI Mary's, Md 71. Rider 44 SI Francli. Pa *2. Monmoulh. M J 74 Southern Conterenc* Ouarterhnalt Georgia Southern 71. Oavldtont/ Appalachian SI 77, W Carolina!/ Furman**. E Tennessee SI 71 Tn Chattanooga 70. Marshall 14 Southland Conlsrence Firtl Round NW Louisiana 71. McNeet* SI 41 NE Loultlsna 7). North Teiat 42 SW Teiat St 70. Teiat Arlington 44 Stephen F . Austin 13. S*m Houtton St 44 Soulhweittrn Athletic Conference Ftril Round Alabama SI 7*. Jackson SI 71 Souttiern U **. Teiat Southern 7* GramblmgSI 10*. Prairie View 7* Sun Bell Conltrenc* Firtl Round Arkansas!! 7). SW Louisiana IS Louisiana Tech 40. Teiat Pan American 34 W Kentucky 44. South Alabama 44 New Orleant 72, Lamar 44 Trant America Athletic Conference Quarlirlmals Cent Florida 11. Georgia St. 11 Helton 74, Coll, ol Charleston 11 SE Louisiana 77. Mercer 40 Wetl Coatl Conference Semllinali Gun/aga44. SI Mary's, Calll 44 Portland 44. Santa Clara 14 1 All Timet EST EASTERNCONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L 43 17 It N Y Rangers New Jonty Wathlnqton Philadelphia Florida N Y Islanders Tampa Bay Boston Montreal Buffalo Pittsburgh Quebec Hartford Ottawa II 2) II 11 T Pit OF GA I* * *2 244 1*3 10 10 44 243 1*1 2* > 70 21*10* 11 1 *7 H I H I >• I* 4* 1*5 '•« 12 7 *1 231H » 14 ) 1* 1*1101 Northeast Olvltlon 24 70 17 73 77 It 23 76 • 2) 77 17 24 34 7 27 34 7 10 31 4 T Ptl OF Ok 40 22 S )S 2*S 224 27 21 It IS 220 1*4 » 24 9 7* 224 21) ) ) 24 4 74 714 722 22 17 1 72 201 112 I* 42 4 44 20S 214 Pacific Division CatQary 32 24 II 7S 24S 221 Vancouver 5) 30 3 «• 222 212 San Joie 23 20 13 43 1*4 221 Anaheim 2S 2* 3 S3 114 2IS lo% Ang*l*% 22 2S 10 S4 231 2*1 Edmonton II 41 10 44 211 234 Thursday’s Oamtt N Y Rangers 2. Boston), lie Toronto 4. Pittsburgh 2 Montreal 4. Quebec 4. ti* New Jersey 4. Hartford0 Philadelphia ). Ottawa 2 San Jote 4. N Y Islanders J Friday's Oamet Vancouver al Winnipeg. ) lip m Florida al Calgary, * :ll pm Delroltal Edmonton. » li p m Chicago al Anaheim. 10 31 pm Saturday's Oamet Dallat at Hartford. I 31pm N Y flanqert at Pittsburgh I 31pm Boston at New Jersey, I 31pm Quebec at Washington. 7 11pm Philadelphia al Montreal.) Olp m Winnipeg at Toronto. I 01 p m San Jot* at Calgary. I 0! p m N Y Itlandtrt at SI Louis.) IS p m Butlalo at Lot Angelet 10 IS pm COI I NHL STAMPINGS W l 44 722 197 81 2)7 191 IB I X 140 74 241 733 39 717 779 33 114 774 74 143 374 Butch Light )00 Lintup. HAMPTON Go - The lop 73 quolthert for Salfur day ft ttuich light 100 Grand National %tock car race at Atlanta Motor Spe*d*oy with residence. typo of car and qualifying ifwed m mph I Shown* Robln%on Chariot!* N C . Chevrolet H i 100 7 Jo# Nemechek. lab# land. Chevrolet. 174 H I ] Mike Wallac* Concord N C . Chevrolet 174 114 4 Handy Porttr Greenville SC Chevrolet. I7J 647 5 M«cho*l Woltnp Dovtdton N C . Pon tiac. I7J6SA a Dirk Stephen* Hunfrrwili# N C . Ford. 17J 479 / Ernie Irvon Rockwell N C Ford 17) S41. 8 Mark Marlin Jometfown NC Ford 17) 440 9 Mike Garvey. Muskegon Mich Chevrolet 17) 470 10 Robert Prettify. Athovlllo. N C . Chevrolet. 17) 7)9 II Jason Keller Greenville S C Chevrolet 17) 064 I) Kenny Wallace Con cord N C Fo»d 1/7 *41 I) Dale Jarrett Hickory NC Ch#vrol*» 177 9)) 14 Johnny Benton Grand Rapids Mich . Chevrolet 172 171 IS Ronald Cooper Statham Ga Chevrolet 177 771 tt Phil Parsons Denver N C Chevrolet 177 774 17 Jim Bown Asheboro 74 C Chevrolet 177 4)7. II Dale Farnhard' Doohe N C Chevrolet 177 179 19 Kirk Shelmerdme Welcome 74 C Chevrolet 177 )07 70 Chad Little Charlotte N C . Ford 177 744 71 Mike laws. Orlando Ford 177 649 77 Tim Fedewa Charlotte 74 C Ford 17)054 7) Marry Gant Taylorsville 74 C Chevrolet 177 0)7 74 Randy laJo<* Con cord N C Chevrolet. I /1 747 75 Rich B'Ckle Jr Edgerfon W*s Chevrolet 171 476 Rest of 40 car field to be determined F nday following further time trials TRANSACTIONS BASE BALL American league C LE V E u A N O INDIANS - Agreed lo terms with Jim Thome, third baseman, on a four year contract NEW YORK - Optioned Jaial leach of and J|> Andy F or to mionv league (onipin lo' assignment SEATTLE MARINERS - Optioned Jeff Williams pitcher to Calgary of the Pacific Coast League Reassigned Trans Buckley Derek lowe and Ron ViHone pitchers and Chns Widget catctser. to ftseir minor league camp National league SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Announced that K74UH Radio has purchased a limited par tnership in the team TV/RADIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL 4 30pm — SUN. Tournament Central. (L I I p m — SC, Creel Midwest Tournament (LI. oltoat* 30p m 7 p m — WOR. Big Eetl querlerlmel. Syrecutevt SetonHall. (L ) 7 30 pm — 14. SEC quarterfinal. Alabama vt Auburn. (LI 7pm - ESPN, ACC. N C vt FSU. tU * 30 p m. — WOR. Big Eetl querlerllnel. Botlon College vt Georgetown. (LI * p m — ESPN, ACC Tournament. Wek* Foretl vt G* Tech. (L) « 30 p m — 14. SEC quert*rfln4l. Kentucky vt M itt S I. (LI 10 30 p m — SUN. Metro Tournament. Tulenevt Souttiern Mitt II 10 p m. — SC, WAC Tournament. (LI NBA 7pm - SUN. NBATiAagic Tonight 7 30pm — SUN. 7*ertalMaglc, ( U 7 10 pm TBS. WON. Built al Hawkt. ID Saturday BASEBALL •pm - 1*. Eihlblllon.OrloletMarllnt 7 30 pm — SUN. College. Florida al Miami, (Lt CO LLEO EB A SKETB ALL 4a m — SUN. Mtlro champlonthlp 11 JO am - ESPN. MAC champlonthlp. (L) I p in — 54, SEC somlllnal. (L ) I 30 p m . — WCPX 4. Big Eatl temlllnalt. IL) I 30pm - ESPN, ACC !*mlllnal». 1LI 3p m - 14. SEC temlllnalt. (L) 3 30pm - ESPN, ACC temlllnall. (LI 4p m - ESPN, SWCchamplonthlp. (LI * 30pm — SUN. TournamenlCenlra. ( I I 7 JOp m — BET, MEACeemlllnal, (LI 7 30 pm - ESPN. Great Midwest champi onthlp. (LI * 30 pm - ESPN. WAC champlonthlp. ILI 10pm - SC.MEACtemlllnal (LI Midnight - ESPN. Big Shy champlonthlp WOMEN S BASKETBALL 2pm SUN. SWC championship. ILI 4pm — SUN. Washington al Stanford. I LI 1 30 p rn sc. Mid Continent champion strip. (L I, alto al midnight 7 10pm — SC WAC champlonthlp BOW LI NO 1 p m — WFTV ». Johnny Pelraglla Open. (LI GOLF 3 10pm -W E S M 2 . HondaClattlc. (LI MISCELLANEOUS 4 30 pm - WFTV*. Wide World ol Sporlt. Uoilng. ILI 1pm — TNT. U t Olympic Gold Radio BASKETBALL 7 10 p m WOBO AM (1*0). NBA. Philadelphia al Orlando, pfrgeme! 04p m MISCELLANEOUS 1 p m - W GTOAM (1401. Pal Wllllamt Show « p m — W G TO A M 11401, Courltld* Tonight 4 p m - WELE AM (13*0). Talk Sportt With Pete Rote 7pm WWNZ AM (740/14401. The Sportt Nul 10 p m. — WWNZ AM 17401, Florida Sporlt Eichange 10 p m - WGTO AM 1140). Sporlt Byline USA Saturday 0ASEBALL 17 SOp m Atlanta vi T 1 OS pm Florida vs 11 four HMI. Kick Yates had three singles, a run, and four Hill. •Jerry llrnssells ehlpped In with (luce singles, 'me run. and an HIM. Sieve Donnvan singled twice and scored twice. Wally Wllaiul had two singles, a run. and an K ill. Sieve Woodley singled, scored three runs, and had an Hill. Dave Nnhle added a single, run, and two Hill. Handy Hawllngs singled, scored a run. an d had an H ill. H ra n tlc y Hruinley scored twice and drove In a run. For Stlfley's Affordable*. Dcliny Miller hit two singles and drove In a ru n L a rry lllrl doubled, scored a run. and had an Hill. Gary M u m * singled and scored a run To n i Slllley lilt a double while Wayne Fakess had a single. In (he second game, which was slop|M'd In I he bollom of the llllh Inning bv the 12-run rule. Ilurkc led A .I) Hosler/Florldu Sport Wear's 19-hll effort will) a triple, double, one run. and four KHI. Hick Yales added three singles, three runs, and two Hill, lirtitnlcy had lliree singles, two runs, and an Hill llrn s s e lls c o n tr lliu lr d Iw o singles, a run. and two Kill. Woodley singled twice, scored a run. and had an Hill. Handy Yales singled twice and scored a run .lames and Donnvan each singled and scored three runs. Jam es also hud an Hill. Noble added a single. Iwo runs, and an KHI. Wllaiul singled and drove In Pinehurst— C o ntinued from IB and Anion Massey lone single each) and Torn Kyon (run) Doing 111e h illin g lor SftS Haiders 11-H| were Te rry Hawls (double, iwo singles, m ill. Krle flram li (Iwo singles. Hill). David Lively (single, two runs). Ja y Osteen ami Chris Kaslham (one single and one Hill rnchl. Oils Sjnliliiiu, Sieve Dennis and Vou F.rle Sniiill (one single and one run cuclil and l ed Miller (slnglel. Coiiirlluitlng lor M.A Erectors w e re Pool H o d rlg u e s (tw o doubles, two singles, four runs, loin Kill) Summ Morlcy ftriple', three singles, lour runs, lour Hllll. John Hagan (triple, two singles, two runs, three Hllll. Joe Clark (lliree doubles, three runs, live Hill). li.J. Hull (double. Iwo singles, run. four Hllll ami Cilciui Softball--------Continued from IB I lie Lake Mury S|Mirts Complex. ■'We've played a lot ol the experienced O range C o u n ty learns already.'' sa id Lake Murv asslsliiiil Kim Gaudreau "So we've had a slow siari We played prelty well today, but Seminole was al a dlsadvaniuge b eca u se tbclr pllelier (Mlelielle Allen) goi liuri last ulglii. "O u r bailers bad a hide trou­ ble ad|uslliig lo (be pitching, hut II came mil all rlglu " Th e Tribe was forced lo use slar outfielder Lara HICharde on die mound idler regular slarllug pllelier Michelle Allen was taken to die hospital Wednesday nlghl idler being till In die bead with a ball at New Sm yrna Bench. T h e H a m s b a d b e a te n Mainland ID-7 on Wednesday, mostly on die strength of a 10 run sixth Inning, and kepi the run machine going Thursday by scoring five runs In (he llrsi Inning ami four runs In die second. • Seminole scored three runs In the third liming In cut the lead lo 0-3. bill Ihiit was as close as II would gel as Lake Mary Im ­ proved Its record lo 3-7 overall three runs. Haw llngs had n single, run. urn! an HBI. lllrl doubled, singled, scored a run. and hud an HBI for Sllffey Affordnblcs. Sieve Th le b n ult singled twice and scored n run. StllTey doubled home two runs. Brail llaw vcr hit a single und scored two runs. Oary Muse had a single and one run. Daniel Bowen singled and had an HBI. Chip CTIdrr also singled. John Seoll scored a run. Miller had an Hill. Mike Miller collected a triple, double, single, three runs, and lliree HBI lo lead Beer: 30's 17-hlt efTort. Todd Pagcl con­ tributed three singles, a run. and three HBI. Joel Kean singled twice, scored a run. and hud Iwo HBI. J e r r y C a m u s had two singles, two runs, and an HBI. Jo n Held doubled, scored a run. and had iwo Kill. Jim Held singled twice and scored a run. C lm c k C o rn rltn singled and scored two runs. Ken Cornclto had a single, run. and an HBI. Dave Coss and Dave Bennett each singled and scored a run. T im Allts4in had an HBI. For First Baptist, T o m m y Graecy was -t-for-4 with two runs scored and two HBI while Billy Graecy tripled, doubled, scored Iwo runs, and had an HBI. To n y Blalle added three singles. Kocky Elllngsworth and T im Palmer Ih h Ii singled twice, scored a tun. and hud an HBI. Sid llriH ’ k s in g le d , s c o re d once, and had two Hill. Mike Henley and Sieve Laurence both had a single, a run. arid an Hill. Slewarl (lliree singles, four runs, HBI). Also eonlrlhtilliig were Chris Mullock (double, single, four runs. Iwo HBI). Dennis Gleason (two singles, two runs. Hllll. Mill Harris (two singles, run. Hllll. David Cories (single. Iwo runs) ami Lonnie Tucker and Erick Carrascpitllo (one single and one nut each) Providing Ihe offense for Exte­ rior llomcsavers were Mill W lllr (lliree singles). Chris Pllelier (Iwo singles, iwo runs, iwo HUM. John Slier (iwo singles, run. two HMD. Hon Walker |lwo singles. HMD. Jam es Thom pson (triple, iwo run s. H ill). O c ta vio To rre s . Shannon Sm ith and Charles Duymon (one single and one run cuclil. Danny Pullen (single). Alvin Campbell (run. three HMD and rum Ltmdrv (run. HMD If f, * I 1> .4 M ► M ami 1-2 in Ihe conference. Monica Cainardese was ilie wlnnlng pllelier lor (he Hams, scattering three Inis. Doing ihe damage offensively lot Lake Mary were Diane Duller llwo-lor-four. home run. triple, lliree runs scored. Iwo Hllll. Karen Pinckney (two lor-lhree. double, three runs seorrd). Joyta Capo |lw o-for-lw o. two runs scored). Angle Snow loue-lurunc. triple, one run scores, two H llll. A m y Nelm an (one-forthree, one run stored, one HMI). Llndy Longstull (single, one run scored) and LI/. Davidson (two runs scored, two Hllll. Providing Ihe offense for Sem ­ inole were Lisa HICharde (one-for-lhree. double, one run scored, one HMI). Sheila Glllins (onc-for-thrcc. one runscorcd). Nice) Cllett (onc-for-thrcc) and Lara HICharde and Shay Drown (one run scored each) Lake Mary will play al Orange Park at noon on Saturday, while Seminole (l-fi) will be ulf until hosting Lake Unwell In an SAC game ai 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Raiders-------C o n tin u e d fro m IB second on a single ami an error and then advanced lo llilrd on a bum single by Lurry Hardy. Note Ell/.er was till by a pitch lo load (he bases ami lleamoii scored when Hie Tlm hcrw olvcs dropped a popup fur ail error. Hardy scored on a wild pilch and p liieh-nm ner Send Fergermm (Seminole! scored on a wild pitch. Th e Haiders scored single runs In (lie seventh ami eighth In­ nings lo upsh Hie advantage to G O before Lake City scored lls Iwo runs In I he bottom of die eighth Inning. Providing the offense for SCC were Hardy and Sanford's Hick Eckstein (two singles and one run scored each). C ru z and llcxcrcdl (iw o singles each). Goodrich (one single ami Iwo runs scored each). Beamon (one single and one run scored). Seoll Ucnjainln (one single and one Hllll. Lym an's Chad Belaud (one single) mid Fergerson (one run scored). Th e Haiders |H-11 overall and 3-3 In Ihe conference) will host S jiIii I Anselm College from Now Hampshire al 2 p.m. loday ami I hen remain home lo lake on Mid-Florida Conference for Flor­ ida C oium unlly College al Ja ck ­ sonville, ulsoal 2 p.m. Bet LiveJai-Alai, 7 : 3 0 P .M . W o d . th ru S a t. N o o n T h u r s . & S a t. 1 P .M . S u n . Bet Horses 1 2 :3 0 P .M . T u e s . th ru S u n . Pompano Harness 7:30 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Miami Jai-Alai 7:00 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. N o o n W ed . & Sat. H w y . 17-92 & 436 (4 0 7 ) 331-9191 �W “ S a n lo rd H erald, S a n lo rd , F lo rid a - F riday, M a rc h 11, 1994 - a s People A f f o r d a b le h o u s in g IN BRIEF S H IP program realization o f A m erican dream Mature driving course set Tlie AARP Mature Driving Course will In* conducted on Thursday and Friday. March 17 and 18 at I hr Sanford Senior Center. 401 K. Seminole Hlvd.. Sanford. Theclusa will Ire from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. both days, lh l» established defensive driving course Is Important to drivers 53 amd over. Persons successfully completing these classes are eligible for autontobllc Insurance discounts. Cost for the both days Is $8 per person. Call 330-9609 for reservations. Tajiri Arts spring registration S A N FO R D — TaJIrl Arts International Inc. will hold Its sprint* registration. Saturday. Mnrch 12, from 9:30 a.m .-12:30 p.m. at Hie Hanford Hoys and Girls Club. Those students wishing to lxa part of the 199-1 spring session are asked to m rel Mrs. Patricia Merritt Whatley, executive director. CALENDAR There Is a movement on In Seminole County lo try and get affordable housing for all residents- Many Individuals as well as organizations arc working loward this goal. T he SHIP program can provide a realization of the American dream of home ownership for m any Seminole County families. The Increased building of affordable housing will provide an economic boost to our com m uni­ ty and e n rich the lives of m any as partnerships work together for a great comm on cause. Different groups and organizations have applied for and received SHIP funding lo be used to assist home buyers with down payments op newly constructed homes. A series rtf three classes will be given for a three-week period starting on Monday. March 14. from 7-9 p.m . Th e classes will be offered at the Cooperative Extension Serv­ ice. 290 West County Home Road, Sanford. Lessons will be taught on prc-qimllfylug CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG for a home loan, learning about the process, and accepting responsiblecs of home ow n­ ership. These classes are olTcred In con­ junction with those Interested In receiving SHIP funding. Educational training Is rerpilred with the SHIP progrutn. T h is pro­ gram is being offered In conjunction with Seminole County and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. T h e program will be limited lo the first 100 people that call In. For more Information and/or lo register. please call (lie Seminole County Chamber of Commerce at 834-4404. The educational programs will help to: Improve potential for home loan qunllflraton and protection from loan default of first-time home buyers through better financial and credit management skills, help home buyers make Informed decisions through knowl­ edge ubout home buying an loan acquisition processes, and assist new home owners to maintain property values and avoid loan default through learning and using money management skills, home maintenance, and repair skills and the development of com ­ m unity association groups. Allhough this program Is designed for those Inlercsted In applying for SHIP funds, for those first-time home buyers. Ibis Informal Ion would Ik * very helpful also. II will give good Information on the process needed and what you will need lo know before you go through the steps of home loans. Blood Bank seeks donors Central Florida illood Hank Is asking donors of all types ol blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. C lubw om en learn about skin cancer Poets to talk verse First Florida Poets meet al 10 a.tn. every Monday al the Deland Public Library. Interested ports are welcome. For more Information, please call Hob Shelford. 904-7360 1111, oi Virginia Martin. 90-1-775-8909. Dr. Robert J. Smith, a Sanford dermatologist, was the guest s p e a k e r at th e r e g u la rly scheduled m eeting of tho Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs held al the Sanford G ardon C lu b . Dr. Smith spoke on the various forms of skin cancer and showed slides lo accompany hlsdollvery. Sanford Rotarlans to m eet Rotary Club ol Sanlord meets every Monday al noon, al the Sanford Civic Center. Bridge ciub m eets every Monday Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older lo play party bridge. Th e Party llrldgc Club meets every Monday between 1-3 p m. al the Lake Mary Senior Center al the Old City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Road Hfiald Photo try TommjVlnt.nl Nurses to m eet m onthly The Licensed Prucllcal Nurses Association ol Florida. Inc . meets the second Monday of the month nl 6:30 p m, at Kllarney Baptist Church. 701 Formosa Ave. C .E.IJ class provided each month All meetings arc open to I.PNs and to students and graduate I.PNs. For Information call 299-4321 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 VFW Hall. 270(1 Wells Ave.. Fern Park. Open lo the public, donation Is $H Fur information, call.8 4 1-7339. United W e Stand m eets Sunday United Wc ..Stand America, a non-partisan, non-profit cltl/.cns‘ action group meets the second Sunday of each month al 7 p.m.. at the old Lake Mary City Halt on Country Club Road and Lake Mary Boulevard. All interested persons are welcome W orld W ar II veterans m eet Sunday World War II veterans ol the Merchant Marines and Navy Armed Guard meet the second Sunday of the month at 1 p.m.. at I lie American Legion. 287-1 S. Sanford Ave All "old sails' are welcome. For Information., call Bob Swanson. 3 2 1-4723. NEW ARRIVALS E U S T tS • David Brian and Anne II. Griswold of Eustls. announce the birth of tliclr son. Juke Curtis, Dec. 2, 1993. at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. He weighed 91bs. Maternal grandfather Is Dr. C.F. Brooke Sm ith. Sanford, and p a t e r n a l g r a n d m o t h e r Is Florence Adams of Eustls. Mom seeks ‘crack9 info D E A R M A R Y : As a parent of a 14-year-old soon to he entering high school, I lee) like I need some education. I've heard ol "cra ck" and "crack babies." but to be honest, the stulf could In­ lying on the kitchen counter and I wouldn't have a clue what it Is. My daughter has never given os a mimitr'N reason lo worry Hint she might he Interested In anv kind ol drug, but I don't want to wait until a possible problem arises before I make myself smart, at least to the extent that I would recognize "the enem y" II I saw It D U M B M OM D E A R M OM : Contrary to your signature. I think you are very wise. Parents who have made them selves smart about the problem ol drug abuse among teens are at a real advantage In preventing the problem from harming their children. Crack {sometimes called "ro ck") Is the street name for a more purified form of cocaine that Is smoked. It Is an extremely dangerous and Intensely addictive substance. Crack, which may be us much as extrem ely users. f DRUQ COUNSELOR MARY BALK appealing to drug (M ary Balk Is a C o d ifie d A d d i c t io n P r e v e n t io n Pro* feailonal and counaelor. Write her at the Sanlord Herald, or call Ihe Seminole County Schoola' Drug Prevention of lice, 323-5710.) LIGHTNING JACK 2 00 4 00 7 00 9 00 BLANK CHECK ______ a i m s .g ° i MRS. DOUBTFIRE _ _ _ _ 4 45 9:18 (PO-ili ACE VENTURA 2 30 4 15 7 PQ 9 00 8 SECONDS 3 i» 4 i p r u m MOVIELAND 90 percent pure. Is five to six times stronger than the cocaine n o rm a lly purchased on I lu­ st reel, A d d ic tio n can occur almost Instantaneously, Side effects of use cult cause violent b e h a v io r a n d e x tre m e d e ­ pression and paranoia. Crack Is sold In small plastic vials and Is In the form of small, white, gray or beige roughshaped chunks dial cun be sm okt-d In a m a riju a n a or tobacco cigarette, or In a pipe. It can be purchased In sm all amounts enough for two uses for S5 to $10. Because crack Is so cheap, easily available, and cre­ ates such an Intense "h ig h ." It Is © NO PASSES on., in tzz iz ii. Osy U*B. Sartord B L U E C H I P S E n a 7:30 H A R D T A R G E T E3 0:30 (TO-Ul ra-m GUARDING TESS 220 4 20 7:20 9 70 tW»*t ANGIE 2 10 4 40 7 30 fi 40 <*> ‘ ON DEADLY GROUND 230 4 30 7 10 9 20 (POI THE CHASE 2 10 4 00 7 10 9 10 IPQ-ni T h e r e 's N o C o m p a r is o n . PWrt | mmm nss m im tt AMERICAN Coil leK-fiM V CANCER M O O -A C S -2 3 4 ^ ? SOCIETY BLUE CHIPS 220 4 30 7 30 9 30 (PO-UI GREEDY 2 00 4 20 7 20 9 40 (PO-11) $2 SO ro n ALL MOVIES STARTING UETWCEN 4 TO 0 P re -S p rin g House Cleaning Special •T H E G IFT TH A T K EEPS O N G IVIN O * Broken promises disappoint young mom D E A R A B B Y i After giving birth to twins, I decided to quit my Job and stay home to lake care of our babies. My husband and I are on a rather tight budget, and we needed two very expensive appliance# because the ones wc had broke down and It would cost too m uch to repair them. My mother-in-law said. "G o ulicarl and buy them: 1 will help you with the payments." Well. I look her at her word and signed. for the appliances. Meanwhile, six months have passed, and not a word from my muthcr-ln-law about her pro­ mise. When she was over at our house. 1 said. "M um . how do you like the two new appliances?" She said. "O h, you showed them lo me last time I wus here; they arc very nice." Then she changed the subject. Abby. this Is not the first lime she bus offered to help with payments. Three years ago. we went shopping for wall-to-wall carpet, and she promised us she would help with the payments, and that was the last wc heard alioul It. I am rcully upset about Iter' broken promises. W ind should I do? D O U B L E D IS A P P O IN T M E N T D E A R D O U B L E ) Once burned, shame on her; twice burned, shame on you. Talk Is cheap — and so Is she. Don't take her promises seriously and you won't be disappointed. D E A R A B B Y d live In a large apartment complex. Each build­ ing has a Inundry room with several washers and dryers. However some of us have a ■n A D V IC E § ABIG AIL VAN BUREN re cu rrin g problem w ith our neighbors. Some people leave their things In the washer or dryer for a long time, which means that the rest of us have to wait to do our laundry unlll they remove their stulf. How lung should wc wait before removing their laundry? The problem Is that (here Is no place lo put their laundry, and most people don't want anyone else touching tliclr stuff. There are lig h te d tim e r s on the washers and dryers, hut I've hud to watt sometimes 49 minutes until a machine Is available. I know this muy not sound like a critical problem, but It Is very frustrating. Sign me... " W E T H E N " IN W A L N U T C R E E K D E A R W E T H E N : It’s com­ mon courtesy to remove one’s la u n d ry from w a she rs and dryers within 15 minutes after the cycle Is completed, so If your neighbors don't do so, do It for them. Put their laundry In tliclr basket. If tlu-y left one; If there’s no basket, put It on top of the machine. Also, considerate tenants who do nut huve daytime Jobs should do their laundry during the day in order to free the machines for those w lio m u s t w a sh on weekends and evening. Perhaps 11 this were posted In th e l a u n d r y r o o m , y o u r thoughtless neighbors would get the mcssugc. C O N F ID E N T IA L T O " N E W B O Y IN S C H O O L " : If a man does not keep pace with Ills c o m p a n io n s , p e rh a p s it Is because he hears a rlllferent drum mer. Let him step lo the music which he hears, however measured nr far away." — Henry David Thurcau (1817-1802) (Problems? Write to Dear Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a sell-addressed, stamped envelope lo Deer Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angolas, Call!. B0069. All correspondence is confidential.) A T T E ;NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN, INC.' 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M a rch 11, 1994 E v e ry F r id a y B30pm EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF 0 0 0 SJOCommtrcial Slivtt (Across from ih t Civic Canltr) Sanford. FL 32772 Tdaphono (407) M l 1210 JJ* 1010 P a l l o r D a v id D o C a n Jot.pM n* UwOnglon F*410' Mothar Mo*#it Co I1.H o . Hoba-1 Kay Mln(«1*i Qrointr Dtcl*fton Cvangauil MolKaiDyrd MI«lton*ry Chart*, Marl 0*4ton S <l1»P* w lD K*y Jacratar* SUtar W cM iton U«h*' llo.nl • 2 Sunday School 10 00 am Sunday Same a 1100 am Tualday fyanlng Bibl* Sludy »0 0 pm IKu'tday fyanlng Ptail* and Wonfdp SafVK* S00 pm PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 7B2S Palmello Ave Rev Ronald 0 William* Paifor SundaySchool 9 4%am Morning Worship 11 00am Evangelistic Service! 900 p m wed Player A Bible Sludy ,7 JO p m Independent Missionary Baptist CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUBCH 3101 W 111 81 Sanford 322 2914 Don Hie** Pailor Jarry FugaT* A h o c Pallor Jack M Thom« Minuter of Music Sundsy School 9 30am Morning Worship 6 ISA II 00am Evening Worship OOOprn FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SANFORD 319 Pan Av# . Sanford R tf Floyd Bia*t. Jr Pallor Rev Jim Cornell Minttltr of Music Rev Sidney Block Mirhifer of Youlh Mrt Cathy Blau* Pr* Schuol/Childrent Minitinei Sunday War ihip 11% A 10 30 a m Su nd ay Sc hoc I 9 t %a m OflNBlpfiililp Tf#ming Q 15 P m Evening Worship %00 p m Wed Prayer Si«vlce J 8 15 pm Nuriery Provided JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 920 Uptaia Rd . Sanford 323 9072 George Siedd Paalor Sunday School 1000 a m Morning Service 1100 am Evening Sendee BOO pm 700 pm Wedneiday Service Old Truth! lor a Naw Day i .nt FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OFLONOW OOD 0911 8W4J4 Longwood FL J27505J94 (407)339 3917 Sunday Bitile Study 9 30am Worship 10 43 am Worship BOO pm Wednesday Worship 7 00 p m Nuriery ■ All aetvicet 9 ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 902Oak Ave .Sanford FL Father Richard W Troul Pastor Sal Vigil Mais 3 00pm Sun Mass 7 43 a m (Hispanic 9 00 a m I 10 30 A 1200 Con fa si ton. Sal 4 004 43pm Christian FIRST CHRISIIAN CHURCH (DistfpMt of ChrliR 1907 S Sanford Ave S Erteard Johnson Pallor Sunday School 9 45 ft m Worship M 00 a m Coif## Fellowship Alter Worship Tuesday Bible Study 10 00 am Ail Ate Welcome Here Nursery Available Sunday Acts 11:19-30 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. LONOWOOO 973 Men ham Woods Rd Comer of E C Williamson Rd Sunday' Church SerHctS and Sunday Sc hoof 10 00 • m Wednesday MOO pm Nursery Available AI All Servrcea Reading Room Mon Wed Fri Sal 10 a m 1 p m 79*7/09 ScifVur#» Sainted by The Amtnctn HrHe Soraafy Church Of Christ LONOWOOO CHURCH OF CHRIST 1019 Hwy 1/92 1 mi N O M « y 4 j 4 323 3A30. 999 0932 904 739 3170 Sun Worship 10 30 a m I 0 PM You #r# inviltd (o visit, study and worship yyilh us In lb# n#ar fului# A friendly grueling alvtayi await* Unilod Church Ot Christ Church of God 322-2611 Sunday School Morning Worship EvAngwfltllC Service Family Enrichment Servlcj Wednesday 3 2 1 519 ; U - 9 9 0 s & i l v C . H a r d w a r e S t o r e s - "IT'S HONEY DIPPED” IMS FRENCH AVE. 321-HSO C O U R T E S Y USED CARS ■ANK FINANCI OR RUT HIRE A PAY HIRI U ll > Highway 1T i l , tanlw, Sanlofd (407) 121212) 0 (l««d« (<0 F) AJI JOM tfJ1 P h il & A A a r lo R och e A L L IE D V A N L IN E S 3 0 7 S . P in e A V do ., S u iif u r c l 8 1 1 W 2 5 tl) S t. LOCALLY CWNCO A OPEF1ATE0 RON RUSSI t litAlf 2 6 2 6 Iroquol# Av. T h is Space A v a ila b le C all 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 b SPECIAL 0H0ERS DELIVERY SERVICE 2 ) 0 S. French Ave. 3 2 1 -7 1 6 9 O S B O R N 'S B O O K AND B IB L E S T O R E 2599 Sanford Ave. 3 2 2 -2 0 7 0 9 Thursday 7 30pm Interdenominational THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTEND YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK BAR N ES H E A TIN G A AIR C O N D ITIO N IN G COMPLETE SYSTEMS *ADD OHS FREE ESTIMATES •SERVICE AU BRAN0 S RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEAT PUMP EXPERTS suit Clef *C«Q Mur 9 1 5 W. 2 nd SI. 3 2 3 * 3 5 1 7 j WTPtHHOfT | |CRmATKW| | BHPPWO | QAINES Horn# Sa r e y h a n d for OARDEN CHAPEL f 1 3 funerals 1 PLEASE CALL FOR PACE MFORUATION 1 L O N Q W O O D - 7 6 7 -5 1 0 1 S t t e s U u r t n l a n d F o o d S a ry ld o e q u ip m e n t a n d S u p p lie s P a r ty flood, a n d P a p e r floods W A L -M A R T P L A Z A 21 20 Iroquol, Av*. Sanford 3 2 7 7 3 330-1860 JPrTyjrswS* "A U tile To u c h O f S icily" N IC K V IV O N A 2477 Park Ave @ 2 5 lh St. 3 2 4 -5 1 4 7 E R G I O S I t a IIan R e s t a u r a n t 3 2 3 -9 0 4 3 PETER RUDEZ •A Umetry ct Chvnfi ol Out) ol SentenT Pam Williams & Sieve Williams, Jr. L o c a l it L o n e D i s t a n c e T o i v i n e 3 2 2 -8 2 D O rthwh*Curriculum D O N 'S G L A S S & M I H H O K T h e 303 S. LAUREL AVE,i SANFORD T h is Space A v a ila b le C a ll 3 2 1 -2 3 6 0 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH (Evangelical Presbyterian) IDS Commerce Sf lake M r v (407) JJ J 8078 Rohe*I W'fbur Paslo' Sunday School 9 30 * m Morning Worship 10 JO e m A z Z J a n lto r lu l S u p p ly C o . S ta ff O f H illh a v e n 2927 S. Orlando Dr, Suite J -10 •Sanford H e a lth C a r e C e n te r OPEN TO PUBLIC Mon •Frl 9 to 5 •Sat 9 to 1 3 2 2 -8 .5 6 6 BAldwtN FAinclilld O a KI aw n P a r K ClMtliay Did EumaaI Mom* — -------------- ------ THE IIMPLKIIY PLAN . (1 M. 444 •! Ai,whin H, i .,. Miry 3 2 2 -4 2 6 3 3 2 4 - 4 0 1 5 STENSTROM, MdNTOSH JULIAN, COLBERT WHIQHAM & SIMMONS, P.A. ATTORMYI At U N Po4lOmcaOai 4444 SirTofd Suit*72. BgrAumA IlUg 1407) KM.Sill 100 Wa4l Dnl Ot4ndo Sanfwd. FlorldAM 7714M, 14071 M3 11 ?1 T h is S p ace A v a ila b le C a ll ADCOCK ROOFING & SHEET METAL F R E N C H 8 0 0 A V E . 3 2 2 - 9 5 5 8 KBN K E R N 'S TR A N S M IS S IO N S 323-3040 5 0 0 Laurel Ave. Sanford 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 / ______CUSTOM SlAUOHIEniNa X HCKORY SMOKHQ ntTAA IAIES HOPKINS MEAT PACKING MCHOAN STREET ■OFF SAMFORO AVE. 322-9291 T h is Space A v a ila b le C a ll Bill Wtlboin 9 lh St. end Laurel Ave. Sanford 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 W IL L IA M S A N D SON D A M A G E F R E E T O W IN G EMn* wd ARwSchool Oay Cat* MI Via Oort, nurrlaf Prmope 001 W. 22 nd 81., Sanford •3 2 1 -2 7 2 3 1 B R I8 8 0 N FUN ER AL HOM E O R Shorty Smith and SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE Prawrwoivvu 12 9-wJ* ORACE UNITED MITMOOIST CHURCH 499 Country Club Road Lake Mary David A Liddell. Jr Pastor Morning Worship 9 3 0 S t0 J 0 a m Sunday School 010 a m UM YF 9 0 0pm Monday Bible Study 1000am Tfursary Provided For All Services CALVARY CHRISTIAN CENTER 500W 4lhSt San lord /4a« A Susie Poole Pastes* Sunday Morning Service 10 00 a m Power k Pi at se 9 00 pm Wednesday Service 7 00 p m C EN TR A L SYSTEM S 1 1 0 0 3 , Frtnch Avenut Sanford •3 2 2 -TOM AUTO PARTS A .J . L O S S IN G TRANSFER & STO RA G E - 2 David Beverly and Staff : c a ■Ccmptata Furi»i»l Barricat •Ciamaliun ' •Mwkai. A Mo'ium.nl. •Pi*.iF»n(|#ffnn1» 322-3213 2 H ARRELL A B EV ER LY TR A N S M IS S IO N JS S L t, “ “ « »r« Fam ous R e c ip e . COUNTRY CHICKEN j 2 JIM R OW E P E S T C O N TR O L BETTY WEBER 1 3 0 N 3 2 1 - 8 5 8 0 i M O W ER S C o n n ie S m ith 2 5 0 6 S. Park Dr., Sanford 209 1 s t S t . ' S a n fo rd E. L e k o M a ry , F lo r id a M ik e v r ' ® f\ ^ T u y S A L O Episcopal S M I T T Y 'S and Employees T Y Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF TMr REOCEMCR (Missouri Synod) 2323 Oat A vs Hev Elmer A Reusef er Pastor Sunder School 9 15 am Worship Service 10 30 am Nutaary Provided Weakdar hindargartan ami P«# Kindergarten Program For1Information Call 322-3532 or 3230810 Charismatic W IN N -D IX IE S TO R E S DIAN a ' m in CER & EM PLOYEES E A Wednesday Mark 9 14-29 W4l.«mi 1**„i4>ap*i b a -v ^ n . P O H oi K * )V ChartoUM**,. VA 27909 HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 401 Park Avenue Gan ford, Florida Telephone HO 7| 322 4811 Rev C Alfred Cole, Jr Eucharist 7 30a m Children sChapel 900a m SundaySchool 9 13am Choral Eucharist 1000am Nursery Services Provided Tuesday 7 00am Wednesday 10 00 am MARKHAM WOODS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5J10 Markham Wood* HvaJ lake Mar r Phcme33170V Dr iDon: T DeBevorse Past" Sunday School. All Aga» 8 10 a n. CHRIST U N H ID Church Services #» if. A 10 v» « ■ MITMOOIST CHURCH Nursery P iW Ia d 408 Tucker Dme Youlh Group Sunder 8 0Qpn (Cornet Tucker 0# A CM 42/| Prt School Mon thru Fri * 1o I. Re* l arry Armbrusf Pasfo' Monthly Family N<Qh| Sufi*' Telephone 322 7900 Third Wednesday o* Sunday School 943am Each Month B30pm Morning Worship 1100am Wednesday B'Wa Study 7 00 pm RIVIROAKS Youth Meeting M IA 3rd Wed 700pm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P C A "Traditional Values Children * Tim# Included in Worship Contemporary Style Nursery provided for NEW MEETING PLACE Ritaes and Sniafl ChikJrerT Driftwood Village Shopping Canter SrnafI Enough To Love You 549W Lake Mary Hr, I Growing in Christ lg Bf»vt f pu ' Lai* Mar y Wors/vp 9 30 A 11 00 a ry» Dr John Montgomery Senior Pastor FIRST UNITED 110 9103 METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park A.e 322 4371 UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Clifford Melvin Pasror W 25lh A Upset* Rd S*n» jm D a n ie l Choir Director Mev Darwin Shea Pa*fo» Morrung /fo'ship A 10 A 11 00am Sunday School N '* 1 Coffee Fellowship 930am Church Service 10 a m Sunday School 9 43 a m H<t la Study 4 JO p m Uiuth Fellowship Tue* 9 a m \ f 10 p m Women's Fellowship tst Monday 11 00 a m Women tC o d e 2nd Monday tO 00 a m 2 00pm 7 30p n WEK1VA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M a n * P ra y a r B r e a * f a it 211 W#*'i«a< Spring* tar,# 1*lThu*sd*y A 30an Longerpod Phone 98 ® 1908 Men's Fellowship Dinner He I Samuel R D Massey P»sfci» 3rd Thursday A JOp n Church Service* 8 JO1and \100 a Nursery Provided For Ail Services Sunday School (Alt age*) 9 43 AM Nursery Provided Methodist ST JOHN'S EASTERN ORTHOOOKCHURCH 2743 Counlry Club Road Rev Donald Beuoi Pastor ChurchPhone 3214193 Ovine liturgy tOOQem Sunday behoof 1000am Confession By Appointment (407)444 LORD TbaRav H i. Barge Rector 7 00pm Sunday Holy Cue harm 9 00am Christian Education • Alt Ages 900 am OOVE'B WAY FELLOWSHIP Holy Eucharist 10 00 am 420 live Oaks Blvu Children s Church IQGOam Castelbefry, FL 327(0 (Education Wing) Phone 407 3399433 Nursery Care Begins at 9 O0 a m Frank 9 Charlotte Brown Pallors Throuflh 1000 am Service Sunday 1000am A 6 30pm. Wednesday Wednesday 730pm Holy Eucharist 700p m M IN C E R M O T O R S CARS & TR U CK S B f t * 1 O *ia o d o Or (M w » 17 921 Phone 322 7)12 Patricia F Johnson Pastor Sunday School Adud B'bia Study 9K Jam Worship Service 10 30 a m Nursery Provided Eastern Orthodox ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Rinehart Roed FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LAKE MARY 178 W Wilbur A«e Lakw M«rv Rev A F Stevens Paslry » If . Church Prayer Meeting r• , Church School Morning Worship • (in t n youth Qrouf) Wed Choi* Practice 700 pm Thurs Youlh Chorr 4 W[ " GOOD SHEPHERD IV A N Q ILIC AL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF9ANFOR0 ELCA CONOREQATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (NACCCl 2401 S Park Ave 322 4594 Rev Thornes P Tkechuk Minuter Church School 9 30 10 30 em Worship 11 00 e m Fellowship luncheon B JU p m #*#ry 2nd Wednesday Cvary tail Saturday 8 00 a rn Men * Club Breaklait 9 45 • rn 10 30 > m 6 00pm Sanford. FL Herb Stenstrom and Staff B R A M Tuesday Luke 11:1-13 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH O FIA N F O R O Phone 327 2997 Hav Bruce0 Scott Peti'» Church School 9 30 • Morning Worship tOOnam Nursery Samor High F allow ship Sunday 330pm Wednesday F emily Nighi Supper Youth Groups Voyager*(K 4 Grades) High Voltage |3 9 Grades) Just Friends llngtes Group 7 00 p m Pastor t Bibla Study 70ru.it Lutheran Congregational P a ilo r Q u a lity F u r n itu r e & D is c o u n t P r ic e s 4 0 5 0 Hwy. 4 0 , t Milo East ol 1-4 R E A L T Y Cctiyttgtt 1904. CHURCH OF 0 0 0 901 W 22nd Street R t v D o n a ld if W ig g m s FURNITURE FACTORY LIQUIDATORS S T E N S T R O M 1#OTS9 FflENCM AVE. Monday Matthew 1:1-17 Presbyterian 1000 am 1100am M Sp m MS pm HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OF LAKE MARY 790 Sun D«iv# LakeMaRr Paul Moyer Pastor Sunday Worship Service 91 10 30am Saf urday S«*v »ce S 30 p m Sunday School • Adull B*WeClass 9 1 3 am Holy Close Story hour Pi*school f 0# In formal Ion Call 3310797 Christian Science CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. U C C Rev Arthur Array Pastor Stind ay Worth ip 10 00 a m Church Sc hoof 10 16 am Fellowship 11 00 am COME GROW WITH US ' OUR TEMPORARY WORSHIP LOCATION IS Lake Mary Community Building 290 N. Country Club Ruad Lake Mary Marling Addrasa Christian Fellowship Church. UCC P O Bo» 950069 Lake Mary. FL 327950968 Telephone 3233119 To List Your Church Services On This Page Contact The Advertising Dept. SundaySchool Morning Wo'ahip t uaaday Prayar fuatdar D<M* Study Legend has it Dint, long ago, the dogw ood cam e into b lo o m on C a lv a ry and th at, afterw ards, a cross was im planted into the flower itself, to remain for all time. You can see it if you look closely, rust brown against the while of each individual blossom. M an y o f us carry crosses, faint like the dogwood's emblem , but with us, nevertheless. Somehow, in this Lenten season, we become particularly conscious o f them and of our need for help...a certain kind o f help that can be found only through the things we learn in God's Mouse. The Church doesn’t pretend to banish our cares and woes, but its teachings realistically consider the experiences of life itself. No matter what our personal cross may be, we seem able to bear its burden with more strength. Lent is a w onderful tim e in which to begin making church a regular part o f your life - if you haven't already. Catholic O e i f M in is tr y U C I 3 Spiritual Centre 175 A South Volusia Awe Corner of Graves and Volusia A** Rev Margaret Ann Schmidl Peitctf We welcome everyone to our services Sunday Service 10 30 A w MeditettorVHealingnecturer *><) Massages Thursday Service 7 30 p m MeddeHowMmi Class.a^.i Messages information on Chwah Functions ar-t Spiritual Counseling Call #904 229 7222 S H O W IS DOWN o r S lItS IN O S K l EimAyanua.Sanlwd M l S IM 1utuiI KyHudaon W ISTVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 4100 Paola Road (4BA) Sanford, Florida Dr Bobby M Me Fall* Pa*tor Sunday School 900am Mormng Worship 1000 am DlscrpJathlp framing 9 00 p m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Wed Prayer Service 7 00 pm A 30pm COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Pond, La*# Mary Avery M Long Pallor Sunday School 9Gpm Preaching A Worshiping 1043 a m tl'Me Sludy 6 30 p m Sharing i Proclaiming 1 30 p m Wad Prayer Meal 7 30 p m Nutatry Provided j FIRST CHURCH OF THE NA2ARENE 2591 Sen ford Ave John J Minion Hanoi Sunday Sc hool 9 43 a m Morning Worship 10 43 am Youth Hour 9 00 p m Evangelist Service 9 00 p n Mid week Service Wed 7 00 pm Nursery Provided for all Services OUTREACH O C U V IM N C E C IN T IR 77]ISIp*t Av* . Sanloid PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH SOI E Airport Rivd , Sanford Sunday Sc hoo* 9 43 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Evening Worthlp 7 00 pm Wednesday Prayer Meeting 700pm Nuriery Provided For All Servicei Sunday Fellowship Hour 10 00 am Worship 6*fvic« 10 30 am MidWt#* Noma Fefiowship Group* (Call for dalail*) Villlora Walcoma Nurstry Rrovldsd W a d P r a p tr S a r v ic o C C IM A A TIO N CHURCH LAXIM ARY 1» W iM .M a n r. Fiona, [* . . . i n ClUiMl. PMlot M l 0210 Sunday Momino C«i»tn»llon8»ndc« 10 00 4-n W adn.id.yNIQM Ditt* Study fOOpm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOOOS MOO Ma»iham Woods Road Lake Mary, Florida Dr Robed (Bob) Parker Pastor Bible Study 1130 am Worship 10 43am Youlh Meeting 0 00pm Worship 7 00pm Wednesday Seryica* Prayer A B<bf# Study 7 00pm Adull Choir 3 43pm FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER 177QW Airpwft Bin! Stnfofd FL3277J TM 327 9222 P u lo f Jtlf Ktsli Sundty 3c hod 9 30 a m Worship Sthrlet 10 30am Wednesday S«ryic« 70 0pm Community Pt§y«f 8#nr»C*» CvaryFnday 7 30pm ACTS loo Nazarene Intsr-dsnomlnallonal Baptist Assembly Of God 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 T IR E HOAU AmiANCl CINTIA, INC -MAraCftMAUttAAMMAMO,MMHAIILICTWO . UAVTAO. CAAAI,A M iailllWI _ U M U H im - MMS44M.4 M iM tiw a., - K i w M ,. iia.i,, mi,. 3 2 2 -3 8 8 3 8841OOSSMiRCULSf E X P R E S S 2 6 5 0 S. Orlando Drive, Sanford T H E M oKIBBIN A Q E N C V 3 2 3 -6 6 8 4 Insurance C a r l B e r g m a n i E m p lo y e e s COLONIAL ------ *“ T"AlJRANT MM4AM 4M.rnt 3211999 i l l (. rntr i t , (Aaron ROCKY'S S E P T IC SYSTEMS Rocky Lowe, O w ner C o i r i p l o t u Q r jp lla S y n t o iT i T r o u b lo O liu o lin o S u p t lo T u t i K u C lu c t n a t l 3 3 0 -3 5 -4 • 1 i -> J / / , �S a n fo rd H nra ld , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - F rid a y , M arch 11, 1094 - SB Religion Leading those gone astray to God IN BRIEF By KKLLEY MITCHCLL Herald Staff Wrilor Victory celebrates 11 years S A N FO R D — Victory Tem ple of God, 001 Pine A v r.. UTimnmcca u Goapc] Mimlnil to lx? held on Siilurdiiy, Mnrcli 12, (It 7 p.m, Th e program lx sponsored hy the Victorious Singers of Victory T rm p lr. The congregation will he cclcbrullng Its N th church anniversary. Monday. March 14. beginning at 7:30 p.m wceknlghts. through Sunday. March 20. at 11 a.in. I he theme of the event Is "Th e Temple Is Dull! and a Standard Set: Go through the Gates." Local churches will be participating. Th e community Is welcomed to help celebrate. Illshup It. L. Mlllery. pastor Lenten 'Souper Supper* continues SA N FO R D - Holy Cross Episcopal Church. 401 S, Park Avc.. will sponsor a "Souper Supper" on Thursday. March 17. at INK) p.m. In the church Parish Hall, followed hy a presentation and discussion, " T h e Ministry to the Gentiles and Dllndness or the Disciples at (1:30 p.m. Tills Is the fourth In a weekly l.entcn series presented by Father Al Cole, rector of Holy Cross. The public Is Invited Youth W riting Contest underway L A K E M AIO — Christian Writers Instllur announces a Youth W riting Contest forages 15-IH, The writer of the 25 best essays on the theme "M y W riting Dreams and Goals" will he Invited to ultend the Youth Track at C'WI's 401 h Annual Writers' Conference In Wheaton. I l l . .lime 2 5. Suhinli a 700-to l.OOO word essay on your writing goals Write and tell us your dreams! All entries must be typed, douhle spueed. oil 8V* x 11 Inch paper. Include name, address, telephone num bernnd date oftilrih Mall entries in: Christian Writers Institute. 177 K. Crystal Lake Ave,, Lake Mary. FL 32740. For Inforumtlon. call 324-5465. ( AVI and Strang Communications, publisher of "Charism a." arc sponsoring a student newspaper contest to Identify excellence In high school journalism. Th e winners will be announced at the Ju n e 1094 CW I writers' conference In Wheaton Entries must lie newspapers published by students Deadline is May 2 Mall entries to Christian Wrllers Institute. Zion Hope celebrates M en’s Day SA N FO R D — On Sunday. March 20, at 11 a m.. Zion Hope M It Church family will be observing their Annual Men's Day. ilrother Robert Williams of Glendale M. II. Church. Miami, will speak on I he theme man's "Responsibility to G o d ." An Invitation Is extended to the entire com m unity to come serve and praise the Lord. Please route prepared to worship and to participate In all l>arts of the service. M aranatha bazaar needs you SA N FO R D — The second annual Arts A Cralts Bazaar wll be held on Saturday. March 2(5. front D a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Maranatha New Life Center. 304 E. 27th St. Anyone wishing to |>artU-lpate or for more Information may call Frank Thom as at HIKE 1270. Spring Revival at Palm etto Baptist SA N FO R D — Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church. 2020 S. Palmetto Avc.. will he holding Us Spring Revival. Wednesday. March 2.1 through Friday. March 25. at 8:30 p.m nightly, with i he final service being Sunday. March 27. at I i a.m Revival speaker will he Evangelist Frank Shiver ol Callahan. Dr Shiver is a noted speaker lor Revivals, mission conferences, vouth meetings and Bible conferences. Hts home church Is Regency Baptist Temple In Jacksonville, where he pastured for a num ber of years after serving as a missionary to Korea. Th e com m unity is cordially Invited to attend these special services. For Information, call 323- I8H3. Keep us inform ed The Sanford Herald welcomes news and announcements, classes and seminars available to the public for the Religion page. The following suggestions urc recommended to expedite publication: All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include the name and a daytime phone num ber of a person who can he contacted to answer any questions we might liuvc. Th e deadline for submission is noon Wednesday before publication. SA N FO R D — Th e Lord does Indeed work In mysterious ways. Tw elve years ago Chaplain Charles PltrofT came lo the Good News Jail and Prison Mlnlslry al the Seminole County Joint K. Polk Correctional Facility to turn those lives w hich Itad gone astray to God. Today, lie glvrs thanks for the thousands served In the name ol Jesus. "In 1993 we held 20H Sunday services here at the facility with H.500 Inmates In attendance, collectively," said PltrofT. "W e had 809 Bible classes attended hy 23.500 Inmates and IH.(XK) Bible lessonk graded by the staff here. "But most Importantly, there were 1,005 decision for Christ. 535 for the first lime and 530 recommitments," according to f’ll roll. "W e thank God for Ills guidance and strength to help these young men and wom en." On Friday, the ministry will hold Its 11th annual benefit banquet at 0:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. 401 E. Seminole Illvd. Chaplain J im Brown, who recently retired after nine years of service here, will return from North Carolina to speak on the Jail ministry. Those In attendance will get an Inside look Into the facility as thr women's chaplain Jo Anne Westmoreland, a volunteer for 11 years, and 12 female cxoffenders re-enact a Monday evening service. " T h e r e Is one female exrifTeiidcr who will give a testimo­ ny of I he Impact God has tiad In her life since she left the Jail." said PltrofT. "She now owns her o w n b u sin e ss and grossed $500,000 last year "W e're breaking that cycle of crime one life al a time." lie said. Awards for Volunteer of the Year, given hy Sanford Mayor Bel lye Smith, and Correellons ( Ulli'cr iif the Year, hy Shrrllf Don Kslmgrr. will lie pari of Ihc evening festivities There Is no charge for the banquet, hut a freewill olfcrlttg will lie received to cover the costs and help with Ibis fast growing ministry For more Information, call Chaplain Pllroffat 324-5221. H*r»W Photo by Tommy Vlnconl County Commissioner Darryl McLain, right, presents a Resolution proclaiming March 613 John E. Polk Correctional Faclllly Jail Chaplain Wook ‘A Child Is Waiting* campaign launched By KELLEY MITCHELL Herald Stall Wrilor S A N FO R D — In the wake of rising poverty and childhood hunger. Dread id the World lauui licit a campaign in reduce h u n g e r a m o n g lo w -in c o m e children and women. Th e "A Child Is W aiting" Offering ol Letters cumpalgn seeks to guar­ antee full luudlug for I lie* proven, cost-effective Special Supplc m c n t a l F o o d P ro g ra m lo r Women. Infants, and Children IW IC) in reach the nearly 3 5 m illio n eligible w om en and children not currently served. T h is federal program Is de­ signed lo reduce malmitrlllon a m o n g a l-rls k c h ild re n and p re g n a n t w o m e n d u r in g a Child's most critical period of grow tli and developm ent. Ii provides uiilrllm is foods rich in p ro te in , iro n , c a lc iu m and vlllimous A and C. lo nursing moms and small children. These arc (lie kinds ol vital nutrients likely to he missing from the diets of low-income women and children. meets Ihc Income guidelines, the service Is I here. "M any working people qualify (or W IC ." according lo Richards I hc Seminole County I'tihlU Health Unit presently services 4.573 participants monthly In ihc local W IC program Prcgnanl women and children birth lo 5 years old may he eligible for tree milk, cheese, peanut butler, pilcc. cereal, eggs and Ileans Carrots, tuna and llsh arc added to the list lor breastfeeding women and Infant formula lor newborns Children olii-u hear Ihc hrunl ol their lamllv's circumstances, thrlr needs magnltlcd under I he le iis ol poverty As ol 1992, ti.H million children, almost halt ol all poor children, lived in homes W here incomes were less than hall Hu- olllctal poverty level. (In 1993 ihc poverty level was SI 1.521 lor a tamlty ol three.) Forty percent ot all poor Am eri­ can children arc younger than 0 years old. "Th e re Is a need and desire to Increase Ihc caseload here In Seminole C o un ty." said Dorothy E. Richards, director ol the W IC program at thr health departmerit. Forth-two percent ol the ellgllile population are not befog served here In I tie enunly. II there Is a medical and/or m ilrlilonal risk and the household ■'Without writing checks — jusi a letter lo Congress — Christians run help win nearly a billion dollars for vital nutrition and health-related services for lo w -in c o m e c h ild r e n a n d w om en." said David Beckmann, president of Bread tor I In* World. Ih c Christian citizens' n u llhunger advocacy group marks Walk for the hungry Sunday SA N FO R D — The seventh annual central Florida Walk For the H ungry will begin at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. March 13. from four different loca­ tions, Centennial Park. San­ ford. C ran e 's Roost Park, behind (lit* Altamonte Mall: West Orange and C h u rc h Street Station. S p o n s o re d hy C h u rc h World Service, the walk raises money for the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida. Its 20th anniversary tills year. "If Jnsi a fraction of the more than 70 m illio n A m e ric a n s estimated In the pews on a given Sunday wrote letters on this Issue. Congress couldn't Ignore the m a ssive o u t c r y ," said Beckman. During the past two years. Bread of the World organized churches to help wilt nearly S2 billion to expand tltree effective U .S child ho o d hunger progiants: W IC. Head Start and Jo b Corps. About a million low Income people, mainly children, arc bcncfltllngas a result. T o become Involved in the " A C hild Is W aiting" campaign, write to Bread for the World. N 0 0 W ayne Ave.. Suite KXX). Sliver Spring. M D 20910 or call 3 0 1-008-2400, fax number Is 301-608-2401. Include 95 plus $3 postage and handling lo order an Ollcrlng of Letters kit. or 925 to become a member of Bread tor the \Vorld. Participation in WIC (by race) ■ C a u ca sia n 4 4 .7 % □ A fric a n -A m e ric a n 2 7 .3 % C a th o lic So cial Services. Sm ith Sem inole C hrist Ian Sharing Center. West Orange D a lly Bread, the Sanford C h ris tia n S h a rin g Center. Rescue Outreach Mission and Grace N' Grits. Sanford. ■ H isp anic 2 3 .7 % A sian 2.4 % = A m e rica n Indian 1.9% Source USDA, 1993 Funds arc also shared with |icoplc ol Yugoslavia. Somalia, and earthquake victims m Los Angeles through CW S. Registration begins at 2 p.m. Q Bread for the World 1100 Wjyne Atrnui-, Suili- 1»*00 Mlttr Spong Mil JIWIO I t o l l M M *M ini TA X ( . t o i l 6 0 8 -M tJl SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ALLIANCE CHURCH Community Alliance Church. 4815 £ att lake Of**#. Winter Spring* neighborhood Alliance Church M l M a r k h a m Wood* Rd . longwood S a n fo r d A ffia n c e C h u rc h . 1401 S P a rk A v e , S a n fo r d ASSEMBLYOF QOO Emmanuel Assembly of G o d , 3 2 0 CoffldWCiil S I . Sanford Family Worship Center, l^ O W AirportBlyd..Sanford Freedom Assembly of God 2 9 6 0 Orlando O ' . Sanford Wefciya Assembly of God, 1075 Duon M<1, l ongwood BAPTIST loch Baptist Church, Oviedo vsry Baptist Church, Crystal Lake Ave A 3rd St taka Mary seiberry Baptist Church, 770 Seminole Blvd itral Baptist Church. 3101 W til St iluota F u ll Baptist arwater Missionary Baptist Church, Southwest Fid mlrystde Baptist Church, Country Club fid . Like Mary l Baptist Church, SI 0 Park A rt A Baptist Church of All ament a Springs, Rf 436, Altamonte Spring* ;l Baptist Church ot Forasl City l Baptist Church of Geneve A Baptist Church Markham Woods >t Baptist Church of Like Monro* it Baptist Church of Longwood 691 East SR 434 d Baptist Chuichof Osteen it Baptist Church ot Oviedo d Baptist Church ot Santander Springs it Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. 1101 W 13th St mtain Hoad Baptist Church. Oviedo )• Baptist Church. Foreii City Community C*nl*r, For*st City opendance Baptist Miss Curie League Bldg , Longwood Jan Missionary Baptist Church, 920 Upsala Rd Mhouse Baptist Church 6C5 Longwood Laka Mary Rd a«is yr Bap PH Church, 120 Lakevlew A ve, L*ki Mary :edonia Mission Baptist Church, Oak M ill Rd , Osteen Sionary Baptist Church. North Rd Enttrprisa mint) Glory Baptist Church, Geneva Mary Moriah Primula Baptist Church. » 101 Locust An* Sanford Olivo Missionary Baptist Church. Sanlando Springs Rd Longwood Sinai Missionary Baptist Church, 1800 Jarry A*» Zion Missionary Baptist Church. Sipes Av* n Bethel Missionary Church, 9th SI A Hickory Avt wMt CaJvary Missionary Baptist Church, 1109 W 13th St * Salem Piimibva Baptist Church, 1509 W 1?thSt a Tsstamsnl Baptist Church. Quality Inn. North Longwood wMt Zion Baptist Church, 1720 Paar Av* * Ufa Fsllowship. 4061 £ Lak* D r. Cass*lb*rry ihtide Baplut Church, Chuiuota tealul Zion Baptist Church, 1164 Pm# S t . Altamont* Springs >P** i Baptist Church, 1301 TV 1st 91, Sanford •crest Baptist Church. 601 E Airport Blvd »rte Laka Baptist Church, Ridge Rd , r*rn Park grass Missionary Baptist Church. Midway vldence Missionary Baptist Church, 4561 Dougtaa An* . Bookartown :ond Bhiloh Missionary Baptist Church Wait Sanford yrna Baptist Church. 250 Ovarbrook D r. Cassaibarry # night Baptist Church. 190 Bahama Rd James Missionary Baptist Church. SR 415. Osteen Johns Missionary Baptist Church, 309 Longwood Ave Altamonte Springs SI Luka Missionary Baptist Church ot Camaron City. Inc 31 Raul Baptist Church. 013 Pine A»e SI Matthews Rap hit Church Canaan tlgts 91 John's Missionary Baptist Church, 930’Cypres* St Spring!iaid Missionary Baptist Church, 13th St K Cedar Axe Palmetto Av* Baptist Church, 2 6 3 6 Palmetto Ave Temple Baplut Church, Palm Springs Rd , Altamonte Springs Victory Baptist Church. Old Orlando Rd at Hester A»e Wetlview Baptist Church, 4100 Pauls Rd (40A) William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Mark A William St Altamonte Springs Zion Hope Daplisl Church. 712 Orange Ave CATHOLIC All Souls Catholic Church 903 Oak Avt Sanford Church ol the Nativity. lake Mary Our Lady of ihe Lakes Catholic Church 1310 MaitmtHan. Deltona St Ann s Catholic Church, Dogwood Trail SeOary St Augustine Catholic Church, Sunset Dr , near Button Rd C a s s e lb e rry SI Clare Catholic Community meets at Osteen Civic Center St Mary Magdalene Catholic Church., Mad land Ave Altamonte Spring* SI Maly'I Ukrainian Catholic Church. 345 McCoy D r , Apopka CHRISTIAN first Christ ten Church 1607 S Sanford Av* First Christian Church ol Longwood 14001 L Williamson Rd , Longwood Celebt atlon Church Laka Mary, !2flW Lakevlew Ave Lake Mary Grace Christian Church, Wilson Elementary School (Pools), 983 Orange Blvd . Sanford Lakevlew Christian Church. Bear Lake Rd at Jamison SanfordChrillianChurch. 730 Upsala Rd Sanford South Seminole Christian Church, 300 W SR 434 Oviedo CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist 975 Markham Woods Rd Longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ, 1512 S Park Ave Church Of Christ at take E lle n , U 3 H w y 17 93 . Casselberry Church of Christ, 600 Palm Springs Dr , Altamonte Springs Church of Christ, Geneva Church of Christ, Longwood Chu'chol Chrtxl, W l/th3i North side Church of Christ, Fla Haven D r , Maitland South Seminole Church of Christ. 54t0 Lake Howell Rd CHURCH OF QOD Church ol God. 503 Hickory Ave Church ol God 603 W 33ndSt Church of God, Oviedo Church of Qod Holiness, Lake Monroe Church of God Mission, Enterprise Church ot God. 1402 W ittihSt Church of God In Christ, Oviedo Church of God ol Prophecy, 2509 S Elm Ave Church ot God1ol Prophecy, 1700$ Perslmnwi Ave Church of God of Prophecy. 496 0 Central, Oviedo Church ol God|7th Day), Deltona Community Center, Deltona (Sun Roorni Rescue Church oI God, 1700 W. 13lhSt, Sanford True Church ot God, 2700 Ridgewood Ave , Sanford CO N Q RIdATIO NAL Congregational Christian Church, 2401 S Park Ave .Sanford EASTERN ORTHODOX Eastern Orthodov Church, St George 2001 Dylan Way Maitland U F a s te r n O r th o d o t C h u r c h S i S te v e n s o f O C A 1895 L a k e E m m a R d L o n g w o o d E a s te r n O r th o d o x C h u rc h , 51 J o h n Q it h o d o t , 2 7 4 3 C o u n tr y C lu b R d S a n fo r d L c m g w u o d C h u r c h o f th e N a ja re n e . 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C a n a a n H e ig h ts C a s s e lb e r r y C o m m u n ity U n ite d M e th o d * * t C h u rc h , H w y 17 9 2 at P in e y R id g e R d C a s s e lb e rry C h r is t U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u rc h T u c k e r D r S u n le n d E s ta te * D e B a ry C o m m u n ity M e lh o d iS l C h u rc h W H ig h B e n k iR d D u fia iy F ir s t U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u r c h 419 P ark A ve F u s t M e th o d is t C h u r c h o f G e n e v a F ir s t M e th o d is t C h u r c h o f O v ie d o G ra c e U n tie d M e th o d is t C h u r c h .4 9 9 N C o u n tr y (d u b R d la k e M a ry G ra n t C h a p e l A M E C h u r c h O v te flo O a k g rn v e M u lh o d is l C h u r c h O v ie d o O s te e n M e th o d is t C h u rc h , c o r u l C a ip e n te r i M u rra y S i , O s te e n P io n e e r M e t h u d iit C h u ic tb c o r n fW H b u i A v « 8 C o u n tr y C lu b R d L a k e M a ry B a n Ia n d o U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u rc h B H 414 a m i I 4 L o n g w o o d S I J a m e s A Mi E , 9 th a t C y p re s s S t L u k e M ft C h u r c h o l C a m e ro n C ity In c P e a r d a tl o f t S R 4 6 E S t M a ry l A M E C h u rc h , S R 415 O s le w ri S t P a u l * M e th o d is t C h u rc h , O s te e n R d E n tv ik i * 1 S tr a tfo r d M e m o ria l C h u rc h , S D a B a ty NAZARENE F ir s t C h u r c h o f th e N s o a re n e . 3381 5 an lo r d A v e G e n e v a C h u r c h o f Ih u N o z a re n e S R 46 G e n e v a L a k e M a ry C h u r c h o f th e N a /S 'e n e 171 F C r y s ta l la k o A v e PRlSBVTERiAN la k u M a r y A «l F a ith C h a p e l. 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S e rb ia n O r lh o d o t C h u rc h , 1990 ia » e E m m a R d L o n g w o o d I h « P u t) O u t p e t C h u r c h o l O u r l o r d tu t C h r is t . W A th m g to o S t C a n a a n C ity T h e S a lv a tio n A rm y , 7 0 0 W 2 4 th St T riu m p h T h e C h u r c h c jf lh e N e w A g e , 1 0 0 6 W firh S t U n ite d C h u r c h o f C h ils t . A lta m o n te C o m m u n ity C h a p e l A lta m o n te S p rin g s U n ite d C h u rc h o f C h r is t C h r is t ia n F e llo w s h ip 3 6 0 N C o u n try C lu b Rd L a k e M a ry U C H S S p ir itu a l C e n tre . 125 A S V o lu s ia A * * » , c o r n e r u l G r a v i* A V o t u H i A v e O ra n g e C ity it �' « *./;m \<k »V*»> A l t ajpfiSfci l i 8 B - Sanford H erald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 11, 1994 Legal N otices Legal N otices NOTICE o r FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle# la hereby given that I am engaged In business at 410 Silver Lake 0.".. Sanlord. FL 32773. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nome ol BURLINGTON SOFA CO and that I Intend to reglater told name with the Dlvlalon ol Cor po,a lions, Tallahaaaee. Florida, in accordance with the pro vlaiont ol the Flcllllout Name StaMea. To Wit Section MS W. F lor Ida Statutes 199 T H E P P W O R C O .IN C Raymond E Carrlnger Publish: March It. leva P EP 94_____________________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notice Is hereby given Me Connell Towing will self at Public Auction lor salvage lor cash on demand to highest bidder, the following described vehicles 1 It *4 M Toyl Van JT4YR79V4GS009204 a t*4 7* Chevy I S(7G»N 534444 4-4 *4 71 Dodge OL41GIFIS4f7S 4**4 77 Merc 7A*JSS*4IJS 4**4 (5 Toyota Tdr JT7ALJIGXF0K47*4 The auction will be held at II 00 pm on said dates above McConnell Towing A Recovery 2*00 Sanlord Av*. Santord Fla 02772 Prospective bidders may Inspect vehicles one hour prior to sale Terms are cash or cerlllied funds McConnell Towing reserve* the right to accept or re|*cl any and all bids IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E 1 ITH JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.*) 4*71 DR ( I P In re The Marriage ol NANCY R TIMMONS, Petitioner/Wife, and HAROLD H TIMMONS. Respondent/ Musband NOTICE OF ACTION TO HAROLD R TIMMONS Last Known Residence! Address 7172 Harbor Heights Drive Orlando. Florida2202S * YOU ARE NO TIFfEO that a Petition lor Alimony Without Dissolution ol Marriage has been tiled against you In the above named Court, and you are required to serve a copy el your Answer or pleading to the Petl lion on the Petitioner s attorney. Stephen M. Slone, Esquire. 725 North Magnolia Avenue, Or lando. Florida 22*02. and tile the original Answer or pleading In the alike ot the Clerk ol the Circuit Court In and lor Semi nole County. Florida, on or before March 72. 1*94 It you tall to cSo so. ludgment by default will be taken against you tor the relief demanded In the Petition WITNESS my hand and seal this l*lh day of February, lt*4 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By; MadelynCrane Deputy Clerk Publish February II, 25 A Marchs. It. 1*94 DEO 1*1 Publish M arch II , i**4 D E P no ADVER TISEM EN T FOR BIOS BID9J/94 11 The following I* a re advertisement ot the legal advertisement published February 77, 1*94 by the City This legal ad differ* Irons the one previously published due to the deletion ot the requlremenl that Bidders be Florida Dept.ol Transportallen pro qualified. Sealed BIOS will be received by the City of Sanlord at City Hall. 200 N Park Avenue. Santord. Florida 22771. al tho City Hall In the Purchasing Offlct. Room 241. until 2;00 PM Local Time, on March 20. 1994. lor Town# Center Boulevard/St Johns Parkway Roadway and Infrastructure Construction Bids will be opened publicly and read aloud Immediately thereafter In the City Commissioners Chamber. Room 117. The work proposed under this project consists ol raodway, utilities and storm drainage construction on several two and lour lane roadways adjacent to lha Seminole Town* Center malt site The proposed scope ot work is A Towne Center Blvd — Roadway. signalHallon. potable and reclaimed water mams, sanitary and storm sewer systems on approximately 7,000 LF ol four 14) lane divided roads The roadway alignment ha* been cleared and grubbed, and till and storm sewer* have been installed al It* north and D St Johns Parkway — Roadway, slgnalliatlon. potable and reclaimed water mains, and storm sewer and retention pond syslemsonapproalmalely 1200 LF ol tour (4) lane divided roads C North Tovyne Road — Roadway and storm sewer system on approximately 700 LF ol two 12) lane road CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be e«amlned al the following locations; t Conklin, Porter A Holme* — Engineers, Inc . 500 West Fulton Street. Sanlord, Florida 22771 7 City ol Santord, 200 N Park Avenue. Engineering Olllce. Room 722. Sanlord, Forlda 27771 2 Central Florida Builder* Exchange. 240 N Wymore Road. Winter Park. Florida 4 F.W. Dodge Plan Room*. *00 E South Street. Suite 144. Orlando. Florida 22*01. Copies ot the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may he obtained at lha offices ot Conklin, Porter A Holme* - Engineers, Inc, P O Box 7*0*. 500 W. Fulton Street. Santord. Florida 27777 7*0* al a coll ol 5700 CD per set I non refundable) in cash or check made payable lo Conklin. Porter A Holmes — Engineers. Inc Each blddar shall attend a mandatory Pre Bid meeting to be held on March 1*. 1*94 at 2:00 PM. at the Engineering Department. Sanlord City Hall Failure lo attend Ihl* Pre Bid meeting will result In Bids from non attending Bidders being Judged non responsive Each BIO shah he submilled In duplicate originals In a sealed envelope showing the name of the MIDOEH and marked "IIID FOR TOWNE CENTER BLVO rST JOHNS FARAW AY ROADWAY ANO INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION " BIDS shall conform lo and be responsive to the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS lor this contract and must be accompanied by a Bid Bond lor 5% ot the maximum amount ol Bid Any Bids received alter the above dale and lima will not be accepted under any condition* Bids may be held by Ihe Owner land must remain valid! tor a period not exceeding 90 days from the date ot the Bid opening tor Ihe purpose of reviewing Bids and Investigating the qualification* ol Ihe Bidders prior to awarding the Contract The Owner reserves the right lo waive eny informalities end la accept or reject any and all Bids In whole or In part, which rejection In hi* judgement, Is In the best Interest ol the Owner, The Owner encourages the use ol MBE/WBE and OUE as general contractors and/or subcontractors Bidders mutt complete the Public Entity Crimes Slatement (Section 00420ol these specifications) Bidders mutt complete Ihe Florida Tranch Salety Slatement I Section 00420 of these specifications) All questions regarding Ihe project should be directed In writing lo Conklin, Porter A Holmes — Engineers, Inc , P O, Box 2*0*. Sanlord. FL 22772 2*04; Facsimile (0071224 0*29,' attention "Towne Center Blvd/Si Johns Parkway". Question* received later than seven calendar days prior lo hid opening will not be answer ad CITY OF SANFORD Waller Shearln Purchasing Agent March I. 1*94 Publish; March II, l**4 DEP 95 CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Opner cryptograms ere creeled horn quotetiene by lemoue people, peel end preeenl tech letter m me cipher nendt lor enomer rodey'i due IV eguei* a *8 L P R Y U L D Y Y a A U B X Y M L P D H P M Y N M Y , K T M U a O D P M Y R Y D Z O I Y C T U U L Y F O V M . ' I H Z M U U L P A P Z U ' M S U — N V O I J ) X S J L P Y N H T H S B Q W W . PflEVI PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "God forqlvM w u k n tti, but h< cannot eland wlckqdnett, and I do ballava In God." — canno Mr. T. R o d n e y m a d e a p ro m is e lo h im s e lf: ■ n e x t b irth d a y n o m u s ic a l In s tru m e n ts . 71—Help Wanted Legal N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL C IR C U IT,IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE N0.9J 1(17 CA 14 B F IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L BANK OF FLORIDA. A Florida corporation, Plalntlll, v LA V O N M T IN O E L L i EVONNE J T IN O E L L , M A N S E LL A W ARNER F IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L B A N K O F F L O R ID A and VINCENT R RUSINAK. JR . at Co Trustees ol THE MANSELL A W A R N ER T R U S T i and UNKNOWN TENANTS. Defendants NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN purtuenl lo a summary I Inal judgment ol foreclosure dated March I. 1994. and entered In Civil Action No 92 1*17 CA 14 B ol Ihe Circuit Court ot Ihe Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and lor Seminole County, Flor Ida. wherein FIR S T UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLOR IOA. Is the plaintiff, and LAVON M T IN D E L L , EVO N N E J T IN O E L L . M A N S ELL A WARNER. FIRST UNION NA TIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA and VINCENT R RUSINAK. JR , at Co Trustees ol THE M A N S ELL A W ARNER TRUST, and UNKNOWN TE HANTS, are Ihe defendants, I will salt lo the highest and best bidder lor cash al Ihe west front door ol Ihe Courthouse In San lord, Florida, between the legal hours ot tale (estimated time ol tale II 00 a m ) on Ihe 17th day ol April, 1994 Ihe following described property, towil CONDOMINIUM UN IT NO 25. B AYTREE, A CONDOMIN IUM. SECTION FOUR. INC., according lo Ihe amendment lo Ihe Declaration ot Condominium recordad In OHIclal Records Book 10*0, Page 1*0. Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida, being an amendment lo Ihe original Oeclsrallnn ol Con dominium recorded In OHIclal Records Book 9*1, Pag* *21, Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida, according lo Ihe lloor plan which Is pari ol the plat plan and survey which are Exhibits "B ", "H ", " I " and " J " lo Ihe Declaration ot Re strlctlons. Reservation*. Cove nanli. Conditions and Ease menlt ol SHEOAM, SECTION FOUR, a condominium recorded In Olllclal Records Book 9*1. Pages 921 through 9*5. Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida, and said Exhibits lo the aloretald Declaration ol Con dominium recorded in OHIclal Records Boox 9*1. Paget *M through 100*. public Records ol Seminole County, Florid* together with en undivided In teretl In and lo lha common elements a* exemplified, re (erred lo end tel forth In said Declaration and said Exhibit " E " thereto In accordance with 1h* Amer leant with Disabilities Act. per sons needing a special accom modation to participate in this proceeding shoo'd contact the Individual or agency tending notice not l*l*r than seven days prior to the proceeding at the address glv*n on Ihe notice Telephone 407 322 4220 exl 4227; l*00 955-»>7l (TO O l or I (TO 955 *770 (V I, via Florida Relay Service □ATEDM arch*. l**4 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk, Circuit Court By Jane E Jasvwlc Deputy Clerk Publish March 11, II. 1994 - f l i & J S l ____________________ INTM E CIRCUIT COURT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO : 94 0041 CA 14 K SUN BANK, N A , Plain IIN, vs. JOE WYMAN. JR.. CELESTINE WYMAN, t/k/a C ELESTIN E JOHNSON. JIMMIE L JOHNSON, STATE OF FLOR I DA and VMS R EALTY M ANAGEM ENT, d/b/a SPANISH TRACE . APARTM ENTS Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* It hereby given lhal. pursuant to a Final Summary Judgmanl dated February 25, 19*4, entered In Cate No 94 0042 CA 14 K, ot the Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and lor Seminole County. Florida, wherein JOE W YM AN, JR , C E L E S TIN E WYMAN, l/k/a C E LES TIN E JO H N S O N . JIM M I E L JOHNSON. STATE OF FLOR . IDA and VMS R EALTY MAN A G E M E N T, d/b/a SPANISH TRACE APARTM ENTS, are Ihe Defendants, lhal I will sail lo tha highest and bell blddar lor cash, at lha West Front Door. Sami not* County Courthousa. Ml N Park Avenue, Sanlord. FL 37777 0*59. on March 21, 1*94 at 11:00 A M . the following do scribed real properly at sel forth In Ihe Final Judgment; Lot 25, M AYTAIH SECTION FIRST ADDITION, according to Ihe plal thereof at recorded In Plat Book 12. Pag* *9. of the Public Record* of Seminole County, Florida Oated (hit 25th day of Ftbru a ry ,1994 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jatewlc As Deputy Clerk Publish: March It, II. 1994 DEO 249A ____________ NOTICE OF SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLE Pursuant to Florida Slalut* 712 5*5. M ID FLORIDA LIEN SERVICES, will sell at public sal* lor cash the following described vehlCtell) located at Manor's place lo la tlify a claimed Nan lor labor and/or storage 19*1 DODGE VIN: IB7FNMC7JS45257* Lien amt/ *11*5 00 Owner/Kent A Kelly Schhellenburger 1*1* NW 23rd St. Oklahoma City Oklahoma 7200* Llenor/Semlnole Tire A Car Car* 355 N. Mwy 17 97, Longwood, FL. Tel: 407 499 4*77 Ss'e Date: April 5. 1994 al 10:00 A M al Seminal* Tire A Car Car*. Said vehlclalt) may be redeemed by talltlylng Ihe lien prior lo tale data. You have Ihe right to a hearing al any time prior lo tain dal* by tiling a oemand lor hearing In tha Circuit Court. Owner hat tha right to recover possession ol vehicle by posting a bond In accordance with Florida Stalula 359 *17. Any proceads In ixctis ol tha amount ol tha Men will be deposited with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court In the county l where vehicle Is held. Publish: March II. 1994 OEP 109 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 Orlando • Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 8 00 AM. ■5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 c o d m c u II v * t l m a i ________ 37* a tin* 10 conucutlvt tlmo*---------- 70* •Urn 7 c o m a e u t lv t U n t i l ________81* ■ lin t 3 conswullvo timoi_____ 11.18* An* Ratal at* par itsua, baiad bn 3 lln* ad ' 3 Lina* Minimum NOW ACCEPTING Schadiiesg may tnckida Herald Advwoeer at t e cost ol an additional day Cancel when you yet results Pay only lor day* youf ad run* al rale earned Ula fu* description tor fastest insult* Copy must follow aoceptaUa typo graphical form -Commercial frequency rate* ate avarlabt* LPN L P N intertilled In innovallyci facility, on the culling edge of reiearch llh o u rk h lff Call 4tt 5003 NATIONWIDE COMMON CARRIER HIRING rULLTIME O.T.R. DRIVERS t S O . 00 0 4 A Y E A R IS P O S S IB L E paid vacalio n. medical, and III© Im ufance, u n ifo rm !, 401K , and more 94\ of our d riv e r! a r t home ©vary week M in im u m age I I . I y r i vet ithibie O T R t iper itneo Claik A C D L Good driving re co rd D oublet i»> per Ience and endorkemenl a plut APPLY al: DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon The Day Oefora Publication Sunday And Monday S 30 P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CHEDITS: In lha avertI ol an error In an ad, tha Santord Herald will b* raaponaJbte lor tha flrat ln*#tlk>n only and only lo the aaient ot lha coat ot that Insertion. Plane check your ed for accuracy the Aral day It runt. REED TRANSPORT, INC. 1990 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DELANO, FLORIDA 32724 904 738 2778 FOE NIGHT HELP 12— E l d e r ly C a r e 71— H e lp W a n te d Bladder Control Pioblctm? COSMETOLOGIST S E N IO R S , call lo find Oul if you qualify lor assttlance with O IA P E R S/PAOS delivered to your door m onthly 40f *40 1754 L O V IN G H O M E lor elderly In Lake M a ry area 74 hour care with lots ol TLC Pleat* con tact V irgil or Kristie al 407 271 129* 21 —Personals DIRECTOR ADOPTIONS Free medical care, transpor ration, counseling, private doctor plutliv.nqeipenset Bar >737515 Clearwater Attorney lohn Frtcker 1 *00 927 5*40 23— L o s t A F o u n d a FOUND ORCYHOUNO female Airport Blvd vicinity P k m ( 4 l i m H U ___________ • F O U N D » lor itJ.i (Jr i vc r s License Ms Sarchef p if-ue j » i gS REWARD LOST R OTTV L*ti seen Lake Dr , Cakt'Tlberry Please can T e rri 167 H 4 i 27—Nursery & Child Care C H IL D C A R E « v A H * b I «' Bvpnmgi A weekends Call lor rat® specials Mrs Michelle % H t h n r J l l /4)i I " *7*110 EXCELLEN T CHILDCARE In my clean home Affordable fillet hoi me oil and loll ol TLC Eactlfrntreft H I V JO 55—Business Opportunities € h r l \. I I a rt o w n e d . n o n sm oking, lu ll te r v ice pr o itMvon,i! fallen and cosmetic studio Camm HffOn on le rv feet plot (o m m ln to n on 10 tup rvlail hair c a rt linat W #'r© growing, we're busy and we have opening* tor yout Call S3) 450) or 495 730) tor Interview appointment , PAPER ROUTE 500 day *00 bon *0 mile* long 2hr* aim in deliver lima 174 000 111 77)5 61— M oney to Lend • IMMEDIATE FUNDING • 17.300 52SOOO NO AD VAN CE F E E * 1 too 401 1333 * KEEP DRIVING AND STIU GET THE MONET! AO you need tv your till© Jack Diamond lor sippoinlmenl 260 7*79 71 — H e lp W a n te d EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 fOOW 21Ih 51 t.ooa AVON products Earn I, SON. No door door PT/FT Sand, ill iivi I tui vu ;l « . ADD TO YOUR INCOME 3E LL AVON NOWI CALL 117 4371 or 312 0(19___ AGENTS REAL ESTATE! nothing succeeds Ilk* success We re well Into our 3rd decade el train,ng successful agents Mo license? We ll help1 WATSON R EALTY CORP REALTORS 322 1700 AUTOMOTIVE DETAILING t LOT MECHANICAL WORK Excellent opportunity Phil Delhi Car Center. Sanlord _ _ 3715142 AVAILABLE POSITIONS Temporary and temporary la jiermanenl positions available In central Florida area lor those experienced In '■Producllem/Aitembly1■ " Warehouse •• -'Fork Ltd Operator*--Clerical"GENERAL PERSONNEL Call (am 4pm Monday Friday (93 1113 Never A Feel_ BUY OR SELL TUPPERWARE For established childcare cen ler Education and eaperience m early childhood required Call J 7 )8 U 5 DRIVERS NEEDED A G C A R R IE R S Tavares FI *i well established end grow ing C e n tra l F lo rid a bated com pany oilers you •' 73c to 79f per m ill • U p lo 17.000m l per mo • Slop OH Pay • Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • Safety A Perform ance Bonus • Spouw* Hiding Program • Average Trip 5 t Days • l site Model Conventional Tra cto rt it you have 7 year* tractor frailer O T W and know and ice oaperfence plus a good' driving record, call I 400 174 40)0 D m c f/W jith o u s t Person Musi have c la** A C D l Apply •n per ion L e ilc rte n Com Stiver La he D r DRIVERS REWARD1 C la n A and H d riv e r! needed You need two ye a r! eapen ent© tor clrtki A and one year for B You m utt have a good (Jtiaing record bring this ad in with you and alter 4*7 hours of working you will receive n o bonus Call tor appointment •ft Mil EXP INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Mon thru T b u f i t hr work d a y! Pd holiday and vac a tion Apply at San Del. 7340 Old Lake M ary Kd . Sanlord GOOD WORKERS N f.tD tD D A IL Y W O R K D A IL Y P A Y R IG H T H A N O M A N 4t4 1)11 C .*n ,311*'* J 00 p rn HOUSEKEEPER F u ll ft me Apply within Mon day F rid a y t l ,U D ebary Manor 44/ 444 442b LABORERS Pavement marking company In Sanlord needs hard work Ing. dependable people lor employment Job requires iravelmg Musi have at least Class D CDL license Drug toil and physical required Start al 54 30/hr Good benefits, health insurance, re -Iremenl lund Call 407 321 1014 tor directions Taking applications 9am 4pm Monday Friday Womrn encouragrd to apply LANDSCAPERS SOD LAYERS F U L L T IM E 332*122 LEE'S FAMOUS CHICKEN EXPERIEN CED • Cook • Counter Person • Salad Prep •Cashier Apply In person between 9am 112am. 7am 3am, 1905 South French Ave__________ LO O K IN G lor loving com pailoeie persons that love Ihe elderly W llllrain *99 k » 2 _ Full lime2 II shill LPN Full time 3 11and part lime J It Accepting applications Monday Friday. 9 4 Denary Manor 44 N. 17-93. PeBary 447 44* 44)4 l BUY IT. SELL IT. F IN D IT. C L A S S I F I E D F o r a lu m in u m and v in y l I’ ltru iio o i A pply in per ton LOXSCHEEN COMPANY 390 Silvlir Lake Dr SANFORD PRINTING Poillhwi open tor a lour color tlripper M u lt have 5 ye*iri n p c r i f ln c r and c a m e ra operdfmg eaj » r feme 17) IVOOaf TELEMARKETERS Long wood part lim e Monday thry Friday 5PM 9PM Sat 9AM 1PM 55 W per hour plot honuk and com m illio n P e rm a n e n t p o ll llo n il Never a leet Help Penonnel 479 4444 TELLER E af^n en te d Part time 4 day week Local credit union No Saturday! Lake M ary lot a lion M ad relu m e to Blind boa 704 P O Boa 1447 LABORERS N E ED E D ihllled and uotMIltd PoPtloni avail ntde Day! Call between I I SPRINT STAFFINQ, 3)13011 CHILDCARE ORDERLIES SALES TRAINEE I irn r h Av Hr,(.t,LV,r i .tils WHOLESALE ROUTE DRIVER Class H, C D L required Apply In person Guslalsons Dairy (FarmersMarkell 1200 French Ave Sanlord WRECKER DRIVER Experienced Musi live in Sanford area A have Class A CDL Apply al 770? W 1st SI 91—Apartments/ House to Shore ROOM SFORRENT See residents at 1714 Park A v* .Sanford S A N FO R D . ......... laundry prly Catile Privalo home saVw kjdu^Jej,^^?***^^^^ 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent NOTICE A ll rental and real ©itate ad ve rllie m e n li are iub|ecf lo the FecW al Fair H om ing Act, w hich m a k e i It Illegal lo ad vert lie any preference lim n a t io n or d i i c r I m ln a t i o n baied on race colo r religion. u j x , handicap, familial llatuk or national origin ___ 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent CASSELBERRY HOUSE K EE PER/Companlen lo r q e n t le m a n , tre e ro o m / b o a rd . p riv a te roorn/balh No salary 3X> 9W? Upscale lingte ito ry , pal o apartm ent! 1 bedroom! Ideal for individual or couple 494 4777 LEASE FOR LESSI One Bedroom Aparlm enls 93—Rooms lor Rent 1299 DEAL Mots wood Apis 12? ??7> A Q U IET, ((©an rm kitchen phone laundry Apl i avail MINUTES FROM SANFORD MARINER'S VILLAGE a b le a l i o |/5 A up 174 4 9 1 ! CLEAN ROOMS vngi© H a r t " '] f/ S / w k K it c h e n , p h a ne laundry, video gam ti Lake Ada I bdrm SiaOmo lb d r m 3410 mo and up 323 8670 oil ilreet p,irking 1JO 4471 CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM W ith kitchen a vat Iable 155/ wk IIS tec Downtown 121 5044 MOVE IN S P E C IA L Newly re novated I A 2 bdrm apt! All amenittei 53991)50 mo p lu i dep lyfi*»flie 378 73414 THIS WEEK S ESTATE SALE F R ID A Y A S A T U R D A Y 15 Inilde 894 N Mwy 477 Long wood I m ilt north of 434 Conltnlk of f ila le Jewlery old r e c o r d i. k h te l m u iic . nick nacki, ttlver flatware. •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call m your garage sale ad by 17 noon on Twekday and lake a d v a n ta g e ot our special garage kale ad priceH Call C U ik ifie d now lor d e la dil I lor all. electric fawn mover turn RHi hen* amt EVER YTHIN Q IN THE GARAGE GOES! T o o l!, b r ic k !, co m tructlo n rn a 11 r i a 11 . i r o n t a n k s khingitk, trailer frame etc IQam noon Sal A Sun 1105 E 4lh Sir*el ,2-1 «orq 1 11 7 OARAGE la left Why bother M WE B U Y P A Y T O P P R I C E I I _________ 481 334 94)7_________ GARAGE SALE I V. ilereo. truck topper 1901 Adams Ave F r 8 end Sat GIGANTIC RUMMAGE SALE P i n t P re ib y te ria n Church corner of 4th Street and Park MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE S a t u r d a y o n ly ! f 1 1 I U Magnolia Ave Furniture, kidi clothing lo tio frn n c N tifhboihood Garage Sole Sal ( $urt 3/17 S I I I tans ? Antiques baby Herns clothes b r a n lam ps, all kinds ol Ire a iu res la k e A irport Blvd or Silver Lake D rive towards Airport and follow tig h t Off Qnora A Scarlett SATURDAY ONLY 8 12 741J Key Ave . I blk fc of Summerlin Stroller, high chair, cradle, girls clothes I7mq 41, lo yi, books. ftshliKJl pntfrs woodcrafts A rinse Ave March ITth, lam until f TOPS ANNUAL SALE Food Available Pub 11n n » l ied Plenty of good things 1 Some thing for everyone11 409 E A irport Blvd F Ml L SAT HUGE GARAGE SALE Everything h a m vgup to n u ll Twelve Oak*. 4)00 SR 44 W eil Saturday. M arch II . f 38 3 j 80 HUGE YARD SALE Furniture, re rtrig e ra to r, houkehold derm, encyclopedia let, books, gamei, knlck knacks, and much much morel 1 415 Tange lo Dr . neat lo Idyilwdde Follow ngni Sal . 3/1). Sun ) / l). la m 7 TWO FAMILY YARD SALE SATU R D A Y O N LYl 711Odham Dr . Sanora Furniture loti m orel wood crafts arnl 2104 HARTWELL AVE. Sanlorii S A T U H D A ■ a till ' J FAM ILY SALE F ith ln g eq uip . lures old clock!, wicker, and m ile 441 Riverview A«© Behind Lk inn l i t Only f a »,* » Call Tommy or Lacy It MAM 3PM 773 1411 Busy shop needs greenwero cleaners Call Lisa lor details ___________374 *501_________ For all full lime shills f 3. II 7. a J 11Musi be cerlllied SALAD MAKER H om eifyle food Apply j 4pm alt Holiday Houke Rektaurant Mwy 1/ 47 near Lake M ary A D rug Free W orkptac© W ANTED; Live In Companion/ Homemakor lo llv* with el doily lady Salary, prlvale living quarters, etc Call alter IOam, pleas* 279 (780_______ WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL LABOR H E L P N E E D E D I Bonus for drivers All Shill* available Dally pay. no Ire Report ready lo work 5 50 am, Industrial Labor Svc . 1011 _______ 272 *000 PART TIME LAMINATORS WANTED CNAS Help Prrvonnel H9 4414 TEACHERS Mulf have earned (0 hrs toward a COA or equivalent, or bachelor* degree In early childhood 223 7003 ____ NEW LY RENOVATED, private enirance. paddle tan In your room, your own heat control, refrigerator, microwave and color Iv Oil street parking and maid service Convenient location The best In town The Sanlord Her aid It pres unity looking lor a phofogra p hor A 11 e r n a o n i a n d evening! M u lt have iportt and dark room taperience Experience In boat building Hire Immediately Apply Al J4 7 0 Dolgner Pi * 333^144 Part time overling* and weekends CPM training pre ftrred Mature adult, mult be 21 Call Melody or Joyce ________ 371-7435 PRODUCTION C o m p an y keeki ind ividu al! with anernb ly and machine iDpe r a I«ng e ip e r I©n t»' L on g term ainqnm ent Great op porfundy Never a fee* SECURITY OFFICERS P/T S a n lo rd / L a k © M a r y Area Weekend thill* Claik D guard license req 894 4153 PHOTOGRAPHER CARPET ASSISTANT CERAMICS POSITION AVAILABLE The Sanlord H auling Author! ly Ik keeking a D lrtc lo r of Oj»erahom lor the %u|>ervik4on and coordination ol all main ♦©nance and m o d «rn l/a lio n ly k lt m i Regunrtik graduation from an accredited lour yta» u n lv e n lt y or college with m ajor coune work in Building Conit roc tion Eng (net ring or h u iin e i! with live y e a n i u pervlkory f xper lenct In build ing and mechanicat Iradei or an equivalent combination of training and eaperltnc© in required are ai ol kupervllion S a la ry negotiable C lo iin g dale M A R C H 15. al 4 00 P M A p p l y a I th e A d m in iit r a llv e O flic v at rf4 C a illf B rener Court Sanlord. Flor Ida Pointer* deicrlpflon avaiioable upon requeit The Santord H auling Authority >i an Equal Opportunity'Section ) E mployvr Phyllik D Richxirdion H U M E ie c u tive Director 1407) 13) 1150 Sanford. F I))7 7 J 1447 __________ 211 *421__________ Reliab|e Salary 377 4177 • D ELIVERY PERSON • K ITC H EN H EI.P • WAITRESS W AITER Apply In person C A F E SORRENTO 117 M Country Club Rd. Lake Mary 93—Rooms for Rent 71— H e lp W o n te d MAIDS F/T M F, a * Wilt train. unlformi. AAolly Meld, 747 5007 MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT Full lime position available HVAC/plumblng necessary Great benellls Please apply In person. Sailpolnt* Apartments 441W. Seminole Blvd. Sanlord 447 337 1031 MEDICAL RN Charge nurse lor tarn }pni IV and ventilator experience needed Apptylnporson: Debary Manor 44 N .Mwy 17-92 Debary, FI Notice Flooring Lawn Service FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all contractors be rtglsltred or cerlllied To verily a slate contractors license call I *00 247 7940 Occupational Licenses art required by the county and can be vended by calling 311 1120. exl 7*31 HAROWOOOFLOORING Install Sending Finishing TOMOLSEN I 112 414 1197 LOU’S Mowing. Wredeatlng Edging 515 A up Light haul Ing Free Estimate*. 377 1717 TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CAREI Res /Comm , dependable, low ralaslf r»«»*t.. . 2 ki ?o/o Additions a Remodeling RES./COMM, vinyl Siding Alum Framing, Drywall. Doors. Raollng. Concrete 212 4(27 S O B*linl,CBCQI9l*0 Appliances APPLIANCE REPAIR Free appl service call with re pain! John. A + Beit. 334 1745 Carpentry CARPENTER All kinds ot bom* repairs, painting A ceramic Hie RIchardGross 321 3911 Carpet Cleaning SAMS C AR P ET CLEANINO plus strip and bull Hoars. Nesidenllal/commarclal 2* hrs. 274 2341. beeper 444 0541 Cleaning Service L IO H T H A U L IN O , FLOOR M AINTENANCE We also do windows! 330 1902 ___ ______Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal I Man Quality Opera don I 210 7311/414 3*41 Electrical M A S TE R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/re* Lic/lns .EROOOII91321 447$ General ServicesIN D O O R a O U T D O O R Plastering Remodel new and historic homes J7J 7910 Health & Beauty" NAILS. NAILS. NAILS Wan) beauhlul nails? Cel nails are heallhyl Won’t crack, chip, peel Call Lyn 224 931* First lima customers full sals 17*11 Home Im provomonr AFFORDABLE Ham# Rtpair. Dependable All phases Call (oflreeesl Michael 171710* R ESTO R A TIO N , DRYW ALL, melal studs, doors, trim, tld Ing. porches, decks, gazebos 22) 301/ RITE-WAY FlFMOflMl IN G WE SHOW UP f/ L e l Till* Oltuluy A d \ ( W ork For You... J v C u ll Chiwinrsl J 3 2 2 -2 6 1 *1 8 ^ Landscaping" CYPRESS M ULCH tll/yard 100% Grade A, milled In Longwood Call us fur a Ire* estimate on your tree trimmlng and ramoyafl Hardy Tree Service doing business as AAA Tree Service 129-3247 321 7699 ))4 5888 Aik for Dife Lawn Mjinfertkrtce Af If't Best Com m ercial and rvtlcfonlJAl Cuffing, weeding, frimming. edging, ferfiliilng, bagging Pressure Cleaning DUN R ITE ) Clean driveways, roofs, poof decks, walks. 1 house* Freeisl. 321 4172 Roofing OYSBER S R OOFING Free esl , 30 yrs experience Oond/lns/Uc RC0044245 Call 374 4113 Swimming Pool Servlce/Ropair BLUE SKY POOLS ANO SPAS Servlco. repair and remodel Ing Quality work al low prices. Freeesl 407 71* 9903 WEEKLY SERVICE from t*j mo Chem Rile Pool Service 2(0 777( Robert Shoemaker Tree Service ECHOLS TR E E SVC Lie’s, Ins "Lei Iho Professional* do If " Freeesllmale*....... 323 7229 , ru T Y O u x c A x m IN HIOH OIARI ieck The OaeaJKeds r Th* Job VWu WordI 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 Low As $ 4 5 Per Month. Call C l a s s i f i e d , 3 22 - 2 6 1 1 1 I �1$ 1 S a n lo fd H erald, S a n lo rd , F lo rid a - F rid a y, M arch 11, 1994 - 7B 99— Apartm ents U nfurnU htd / Ren! 105—DuplexT riplex / R e n t__ E W 1 B E D R O O M . L o ll ol d O M l il A / C 1113 M yrtle Av* t4 IO / m o ,l4 IO i* tU flly 379 4140 PARKON PARK Spaclout I B d rm /ln d llo<K •pl Porch o v tr look i treed pork Perfett (or .lo g !* ! or newlywed! *?9S/mo A l C k ltd l Or oker/Owner I W H I H W __________________ | Q U I E T 7 / H l townhoul*. 3304 Pork, Adult com m t47S'ma and i*c d tp W ater/fra ih in e M Jn rb M o n f r l 113 14*3 S A N F O R D t It d r m ' A p V S39S/mo llO O d e p Call alter 3pm. 534 <044 _____ __ S A N T O R O I M r m w/ ulll I urn By wk or mo 191 9M0 otltct 444 1371 homo WQ 1410 paq*f S P A C IO U S I lld rm In q u it! area 43)5/m o . I y r Irate p lu i I mo w t . u o n io SPRING SPECIAU! 1 Bdrm / I Bath 111 19)0 SH ENANDOAH A P A R TM EN TS I O O R M , llv rrn , kit , balh. p o rc h U S A F re n c h A v* 33/Slmo SIOQ/WC 43* 443} I B ED R O O M F R E E M O N TH S P E C IA L ! } Irdrmt A t lllt avail Call J* rry , 3714430 I B E D R O O M 1133 month plus 3133 l e t u r l l y d t p o ilt and r «t«r» n c * » ________31} 3343 103—Housos Unfurnished / Rent N IC E A C L E A N l/ l Fancad yard No p a ll S43S mo Itl. latl A t a d W I l t 444/ *pm »pm P IN C C R E S T 3/1. cant M/A, appl , tancad y d , carport 1330 m p H IS T O R IC A R E A 3/1. appl Ip lc , g a ra g a tSSO'mn Cell Paul Otborrw, Vtnlura I Properliat. I l l 4/44 S A N F O R D 3 bd rm i |>y bath takalronl house la 30/mo ___________ H I 7004____________ SA N FO R D GO LDSBO R O R E N T TO O W N 1 bd rm . naw kitchen, eir S3 000 down, s l /s/m p I4 t t W S A N F O R D Hem ilton D lililc l R E N T TO O W N Like near l/ l. A ir, Laundry isoqodn ,|4AQ/mo 144 /34/ S A N F O R D 1 7 C H A. oarage tsso m o plus dap Iras* I I I } W 1st SI 40/ 11/ HO/or 111 41 Carves Stenstrom Rentals • M A Y F A IR 1/1 w ter porch *11)1 gar-ag** J2M wj I I heated r>0 pelt 512$ mo • S A N F O R D D U P L E X 1/1 S 2 do ry A d hook upi CMA SfHK tOUi1t*A0 mo I I VO 1#C • SH AD O W L A K E W OODS 1/1 t a dbl* car garage, fplc well K tepflC 1900/mo SWO%ac • ST JO H N S R IV E R 1/1 a garage hardwood Moon, boat %I up V>#w 11WO1.-mo |f00 •t#c Stenstrom Wee Mr. Inc We Manage your home, lilit If was our own " Jim Doyle m w » Altar 4PM i m lets SUN L A N D 1 tudrcom . family room, central H/A, freshly painted I WO mo fit and tail plus SISO W 0S4S a lif f Spm V YOO D M ERE ) t/drm, 2 balh Cent H / A , fe n c e d y a r d r e f i J6J 2 4 )3 1 B D R M I - , H A T H new C«rpe* new p a in t , fen ced y a r d carport, cent M/A. la m , no p e ll IJ/ J/m o lit and tatt ; i 44 \.n if.». • «/ ••-.’..t-.r » H E O R O O M 4h.tr. cent M/A la r g e l i r u t d y a r d , a n d ureertecl room Only IVOO down W h y r e n I * The M il lim a n Group. Inc Realtor 111 111! 105—DuplexTriplex / Rent L A K E M A R T / Bdrm Carpel C MA A p p li. Mini s Fenced /aid Good Area >11 4/55 S A N F O R D 1 bdrm i hath H ew areal Large yard SiVO rno plus maturity I d S*Q0______ A p o t KIT 'N' CAKI.YI.K® by l,arry Wrlyhl AMORDABLI U0MIS VFmtJRI I PR0PI RillS VM'/ i f ' r N*1‘ W l* * T o A lU W yPUR C A T T o 107—Mobile Hom es/Rent f A V T A V j ----------------------------------------------------------------------- H O U S E B O A T . 34 ft. Hth and tkl. H b e r g L a it trl hull 90 hp E v ln ru d t. tleept 4. galley A b a t h r o o m , m in t co n d w / lra lltr and all equipment Newly relurblthed 3y appt 47.300 F irm 313 4449 or 349 1304 O F O R E C L O S U R E I 3/1 on t j a c e I A p p l , Inside u lll . lanced ytll Only l i t . 0001 *1/1, over l/ l act*! U v . dm. lam rm Satellitedl,l< 144,too 01/1 w /P O O L lor only SU.S00I L lv . dining (am rm s tool o L A K E , to n n ls , p o o ll 1/7 custom, llv, din , cat In kllch , appl Garage 147.900' • l/ l, naw carpet A pa ln tl Cent H /A , carport Just 141,9001 * * * * * * * * * * MUST HAVE HAD 50 CALLS! IA N F O R D H E R A L D A D V E R T IS E R S G E T R ESULTS! I T (M O R A Y Bow rlder. '97. 40 h n , loaded. 303 I/O. trailer, owner tin 43K dn 334 1373 13' T R I H U L L B O A T F lbe rgle ti 9 4 H P M ercury Motor Lett than 300 h rt P lu t trolling motor, plut trailer Like newt C o m p le le JIS q llrm 373 4111 Assume N oO vtihfinU • 70. 4497 PITISS 4 SOO • 1/1 spill, fenced ISIS P IT I ssa.wo I’ RE foreclosure! is 000 dn 3/1. heavily treed 1/3 acre S plit b d rm . ce ra m ic tile appl, garage Possible owner hold ?nd Just 171.9001 Do you hav* an apartment, bout# or mobile homo lor rtn t? G*f that phon# lo ring by calling I ho Sanford Herald CfA ttlfi«d t "T h e phon* n i s rin|in| o il the hook!” • ■plained on* advertiser Ahan asked about h it ranlal ad Pul lha Sanlord Herald d a ttlh a d t lo A or k lor youl M arkham W d i area 4/1. 7 It acres Pailure/stible IIOSOOO Lk. M ary custom 1/1. over 1 aero. 3113.900 I ’ / k ill O f illO IIN I VENTURE I PROPERTIES 322- 2611 OR FAX US AT 323- 9408 321-4/04 BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real C tfnfv Hr ok t r 16*0 Sanford Av# * * * * * * * * * * 371 0759 5*11 U K fu u t 0 lf*4 try »4f* Inc VENTURE I PROPERTIES Ludklng lo buy a hornet We have homes In all areas ol Sem inole, O ra n g o . Volusia Counties! Call tor details* • 3/7 w ith llre p la c e newer carpet and tile. SAC 900 • Lk M ary 1/1. fireplace lie 900 Beth Osborne Venture I Properties 321 7257 D esirable ) / t 'y . cent H /A f t n t t F n m lly r m |V7 voo O u p ln 2/1 A l/ l, C/h/Ae ftrictd 5*00/mo incom#! I ) 2,000 Dvbary 2/1. b g lott F « m rm C b convlr . country* 54?.SOO 3300273/774 9400 O IL T O N A ) bdrm )•* both U m ily rm , 511,100 O F FIC E /w e re h e u i* ipac* 1100 Sq H P r im e lo ca tion 4< entrance la Ca/i'ral Fla Re }lona l A irport <07 311/40/ W .M j I k f w5bt, i l l 2W1 ....... E X C H A N G E OM H L t |>rofwr f y toe #fi*d am y a f.*T4*' In vrtfoM R#*lty, 7/4 5415 t A N F O R D I0 0SS sq tl I phase sprinklers Sl/sq II Slanstrom _J4**Hvi lnci ^ (m >Oa£U231_^ FOR SALE By 0*n*r ?07 CiM ui Or J/J. m u ll vr*#1inutk* to •p|ff*cf4t* All rw»w c:*ifp*t *nd paint Aithin F rn c rd in back yard on vm lake Walk fa I d y A i l d v 1 1 ho o I V try m o fiv a frd far quick la ir 5*4 VO0 by appl only 1)0 /4/0 117—Commercial Rentals S A N FO R D R E T A IL / O F F IC E 1,357 tq H singi# story w■/ kitchen, covered sidewalks, high traffic area Water A i t A i r inc 1/00 plut v a lt i tc»t mo |/00 i#c, Slenilrom Really Inc, Jim Doyle 311 1595 'H U G E 2 2 rtrtachrd garage dbl iOf Needc Aork 111 900 *1/1, c|u»ef % lrt«l, fenced yard SflHtr pays Clpttnq covf v 547,900 *4 * T R E E D A C R E S Mob<>« horn a. n v a r Lk Ja ttu p airport and tw ilAac T E R M S 559 »0O t W # /*Jf llB-OM Icc Space/ Rent N E W Sanford otficvt tnd or w * r»h o u t«i 400 2 100 vq ft Sptctal 1151/1914, 023 1554 lit % E K M idd leton O a k il 4/2, kit w tjfeiiktait bar tarn rm ic r pch p r iv a c y tented backyard 2 wooden decks sec l y l intercom 4 I t ) . 990 Living a ) H i b e lli J 2 condo w com m pool A tennis WWC C e ra m ic tile eat in kit balcony' 1)5 000 Needs I t Cl I I tp a tio o i good in ve st p ro p e r ty or star ter hom e4 122.900 SANFORD 21th SI and M yrtle Ave 321-6762 D ELTO N A 904 IJi 40(0 STAIRS PROPERTY M AN AG EM EN T A R E A LTY 44/ 13) /t3)/311 0110 in c 322-7498 P R O F E S S IO N A L O F F IC E Building in downtown Lake M a ry Surrounded by city park I I I I E W ilb u r A v# 5410 mo i/i 495/ Dale S A N F O R D O f f k i »pace 5*00 iq ft buildmg total, 1200 iq ft per offm # un*l III /004 Smce U e g tn n e r't lu c k ! 1/J. ic r pch w o rk s h o p l i l t on cul de wir big lot! 5*9,900 tie fc S R h ria ie * R fiA i. E s t a t e , O F F I C E Sfkict French A v # , Sanford IMO/mo Includei uflj___________ U P ISM A MORGAN REALTY 323-5774 US—Industrial Rentals STENSTROM O n K it x ^ HCALTY, I NC. BANK FORECLOSURES. GOVT FORECLOSURES, LOW OOWN AVAIAL8LE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA t ORANGE COUNTY SAN FO R D 2)0/ S F R E N C H I 000 v j H Ideal tm all office |/2) rno me I *af#r sewer garbage Call 1JI W II 100 SO F E E T for leaie on 1/ v/ l u c i t i t l u l *<■ istmg anchor bus metres Good parking and lig h tin g G re a t v it t b t lify Avkm gHQQ mo 122 44** work IM M A C U L A T E / bdrin i b a t h w i t h f e*m i I y r *ti wurk\fw>p %cr porch Corn pleleif liriicpd l i t S0() C O U N TR Y CLUB C OfK fete block home c e n lra l H A m o v e in condi I ion 1 Huge yard 5I9 9UC 121—Condominium Rentals Call lor detailil i Janet Mansfield, 323 7271 AA Carnet, Inc . I l l 111* ~ R E S ER V E A T TH E CR O S S IN G S 2 bdrm 2 bath 2 car garage Screen porch, eat in kitchen, llv mg room din in g area paddle tans, 1/9.900 _________ 137 91SO SAN FO R D D U P LE X Ti.p con dltlon, Good neighborhood 514,900 Call after Spm 40/ S/4 9044 SELLERS!! BUYERS!! C a H Any at O u r A g e n t t I They re all P R O S A « U LL T IM E * So Can A N Y T IM E * 3277420 • 321 2770 SANFORD • LAKE MARY •In Out 38th Yen* 4/1 B LO C K H O M E ^ 10 D • 11 • lo t 3 4 «3 4 b lk laundry workshop l/*l/ acr rm Very c*oa# to P»necreit Elem 5)5 000 311 24** 153—AcreageLots/Sale DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal for mobile home or hom e ille , h o rs e i. cattle, farming, or n u rw ry 2oned agricultural 13.900 per acre Sm all down paym ent with owner financing 904 222 o ' g d ld 4 LUCKY YOU! 4 We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! Geneva Gardens Ask About Our Super St, Patrick's Day Specials On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! 1505 W. 25th Street • Sanford 322-2090 H O U R S : M o n . - F r l . B :3 0 - H :3 0 DELTONA 1 wooded building loll Nice tubdlvltlon 411.000 for all) loll 40/ 494 9411_____ F IS H E R M A N S P A R A D IS I. wafer tronl lot. 40 ■ 110, tprlng fed l«k* Priced to 1*11 414,100 By owner 377 4443 14 ACRES, reeidenlltl. En lerprlt*. Ft H*4vlly wooded Minute* lO I 4 414 000 111 9304 157-Mobile Homes / Sale 312 V/ F lra t SI , S n n fn rd L O N O W O O O / IA K E M A R Y M id s lit ifor age warehouses. 400 100 1400 iq II Free rent w /12 mo leave from SUS/mu 111 0S)f awaits you. 153—AcreageLots/Sale_____ H I —Homes for Sale H A LL R EALTY 1 H — W a re h o u s e S pa ce / R ent • Single Story Design • No One Below or Above • Energy - Efficient Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartments • Friendly, On-Slle, Dependable Management • Attic Storage, Private Palio & More! S a n fo rd C o u rt A p a rt m e n ts 3301 S. Sanford Ave. • Sanford 323-3301 HOURS: Mon-Sat 9-5:30Closed Sun Managed By AngeliaGordon Properly Management MOBILE HOME 43 WO Car rlege Cove Negollabl* 1 bdrm,ell tppHame*111 Yl4l M O B IL E H O M E . Carriage Cove. II’ a » ' I Bdrm. 7 Beth. J I M S ______ 333 9347 N t w ’l994-«, NO OOWN. 14% Interetl, 14 X 74.1171/m* 74 X 7(._43t«/me 14^374* TR A IL E R J b. 7 b. 14.70 E ilra i! 44 0O0 You move 111 140) 159—Real Estate Wanted LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS with ov without *pprov*l% 200 1000 *cft) W*t#rtfOfit .» plul C*H Terry CUyton 90* /)) OO* 181—Appliances / Furniture . AAA R A Y 'l APPLIANCE . I l l s F rtn c h Av# Sanford R e frig e ra to r W aih ert D r y « r » S to v e i. F r# « S yr labor were G»i avail il l ooi) •AIR CO N DITIO N IR 2 1/1 centra! air conditiorwr fid ________ Can 330 /)U APPLIANCES. FURN.# TV'S* ETC* BUY S E L L TR A D E INS CHEEPO DEPOT* >219 F R ENCHAVE 111 115* A P P U A N C K S I B i ll prlctft. Beil Warranty, Bail S#rvkal Witheri., dryert, microwav*» We buy appliance*f Delivery freel A*» Beil, 114 H U • BABY BED including bumper padt Good condi 1font I S30 J)JJ79)5 BABY CRIB queen Aaterbed wither, walker range fop, portable tv Ht batery pack Mika a offer________ 111 ISIS GE almond II 11 refrig super Clean1 Warranty tree d# livery1 A ♦ Belt APPLIANCE SAL ESA SERVICE. 114 1141 KALVENATOR Refrigerator, tl cu ff , w ith fee m a k e r, almond 5100 OOO Call 322 9#30 leave meiiage MAYTAG w ith e r, very nice tree delivery and warranty John A 9 __ • M IC R O W A V E . Kenmore. Digital Medium lilt. Good condition 150 Call 31/ 1470 _ M OVING SALE, tlv# place living room st cl tonal antique itcrelary deck, aniique dining room let, waiher, and much more CaII 321 09/0 for appt • Q UALITY~DOUBLI B ID lei includes headboard, frame, rolleri A bargain at SIS .No checkt Pleas* call 595 9**9 after 12noon_____ _________ QUEEN SIZE waferbed, like new S3QOOBO 3)0 9500 9 5 ask for Michelle )2 i J l ^ eyes^ • RATTAN LOUNGE Adjust Paradise... ^ In Y o u r O w n B a c k y a rd ! Beautiful l,2G3Bedroom Apartment Homes Available Mention this ad and PAY NO APPUCA110N FEE llvdriHim M \1IKKI7.K . * Vf ' I y . k is e UOQVuiiq thpoLl M S t . Croix A p a r t m e n t ^ f e r ™ Stcrd ,,arHb"ur4 n**lMk* M -F, B :30 5:30 1 S.it, IO-5 • Sun. 1-5 m Beautiful 1, 2, k 3 Bedroom Homes Available R tC IlV t u r TO $550 OFF 2 A. J H c d i u u i n e ’ T o Q o A llt lr il • p iillc ^ u te • W.\shers/Dryers In All Units ■State-Of-The-Art Fitness Center ■Enclosed Patlos/Balconles • Private Exterior Storage CT ill Us or Stof) Uy Today i'or IMath.' STONEBROOK APARTMENTS 1000 Stonebrook Dr„ Sanford 322-9556 /> l l t y C O B IA B O W R IO E R In t id e re d o n e 1914 10 H P E v ln ru d t. power trim and tilt, re b u ilt 3 h r t G a lv a n lie d M agic T ill, new llre t, new w iring 17,130 331 toll _________ • 14 F T B O W R IO E R 113 H P M ercury, o/b. low hourt. with trailer 43.300 333 0 144_________ • 1944 S K I/ F I4 H B O A T 90 HP M erc . w/ trailer Runt greall 43.000 Partial tln«nc»*93 340* • 1943 R I Q A L Medallion, 17' 10", 4 cyl In,'outboard motor w/drlva on trallar 43.000 O B O 130 4004or449 4301 a v a l______ •14 F T P O N T O O N boat, ell Hberglett. 140 H P Evtnrud* V ery la tl! M any e .t r a t . Ilka new! O nly 410.400171 4440 219—Wanted to Buy W A N T E D ; IR O N F E N C IN O . Iron furniture, bricks, Vic for* an archlftcfural trim , antique furniture and dliha t 331 M l* 2 2 1 — Good T h in g s to Eat S T R A W B E R R IE S U Pick Open 9am )Y9l C a ltry Av* 3 mi E of Sanfovd I m l N of St Rd m Hoops F arm s 311 2)54 223—Miscellaneous • B I 4 S E L 1 S P E E D 1 way vacuum with attachments I I S ___ ___Call 32) 5*02 H E A V Y D U T Y T R A IL E R . 1100 12" C R A F T S M A N B A N SAW. 1110 Cat! MS 5513 S E R V IC E S A L E S A P A R T S for pof fable ktroiene h eaten L A R R Y 'S M A R T 233 4111 • W H IR L P O O L B A T H portable by Pollen** Attaches »o tub Relaxing toothes aches pow trfu l action Perfect condition Only 120 Call 1)0 0*09 230—Antique/Classic Cars • F O R D T H U N D E R B IH D , I I U A il o rig in a l i Needs tom e work S1.5950BQ 3H 01M •1 9 7 0 DEVIILE CADILLAC 13000 O B O All power 1310134 231-Cars • BUICK 71 ELBCTRA >17. 4 dr hard lop Excellent con dd ion I Restored 1991 >3.100 M d 900/__ • C H R Y S L E R fM P C R fA L '91. Like new M u ll tel! Only *24 000 Call (4 0 / JU ) 99)5 automatic, mag wheel! 1734 ___________374 7430__________ • DUNEBUOOY Full llberglan body Converllbl* lop Rebuilt VW engine Meny new parft Protekllon bulll 43300 J31 4934 • HONOA ACCORD LX. 1993* P/S. P/B, air. Kenwood AM/FM caifalte. 4 door, low mil*! Roiawood color Will run torev#r_JI3,930 337 9473 • L E B A R O N Cenvertlble, '11 Red, loaded, dig dach. new lop, new Hr*! 44J00493 /»/>» • LINCOLN TOWNCAR. 71^ loaded, excellent cond While 41300 OBO__________ 111 1119 • M ONTE CARLO 1971. great condi A/C. rum like a top! Sharp looking I 41,430134 4)31 MUST SELLI 43 Otdl Calall 1 dr., nice, low mil*! Owner rjy ^ h n a n ce ^ y 3313 •M USTANO HATCHBACK ‘44. new paint. Ilrei and wheel! Rum good 33.400 3319407_____________ _____ • OLDt CUTLA33 B R O U O H A M . 1911 Rum ggodl 4400 llrm 333 4410 ' PUBLIC AUTO AUCTIO N * EVER Y TUESDAY 3:30 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 91. Day Iona Beach ♦04 1141111______ • R EN AU LT ENCORE. Illli Excellent condition) 11.300 llrm 330 1)34 ntlir 4PM • TO TO TA COROLLA wegon. '91. Aulo. A/C. red. 71K. warranty 39 130 173 44)* • VOLVO. 1971 Four door 740 !*rl*) good engine. Hr*!. AT. no A/C 4330 371 09/0 19*9 PONTIAC LEMAN3 LE. 3 !peed. 7 door, air 39,000 orlgl nal mil*! Excellent condi Honl 43.300 331 7004__________ 37 LINCOLN VER S AILLES Body good, angln* need! work I4QOOBO 111 0004 _ • II LINCOLN CenllnenUt 44K m ilt!, good cond Rebuilt Irarn^ S3.900 OBO 373 7040 * '» l OLD3M ODILC Cull4tl Station wagon. Leaded. A/C, new Ilrei, exc cond 3IOCO OBO 373 4477 or 3)0 0344 ___ 14 FORD ESCORT L. runs aood. 4 tpd . coid a ir, gray/black 1950000 222 901* • •) HONDA ACCORD 4 dr , 5 spd . A/Ce Pw . Am ^Fm cattail* 5XXX) 32) 4*12 • 52 CHEVY Spectrum 4ulo, air, Am/Fm cAtseff# good cond. Lt blue S2450 OBO J)0 / M 5 ___ '•? LINCOLN Towncar loaded good tires. cl#an Cocoa prawn 4 vinyl root 5*200 132 72/»__ SI DODGE D YN A STY LL Loaded Maroon w/vln/l lop Extra Sharp* *2900 51000 below book 324 1301 • 91 HONDA CIVIC LX ps. pb. pdl, cruise, am/tm stereo tape ) Spd. 4 dr rosewood w/wlne inferior, ds airbag 510 )00 321 1/15 • R E C E I V E R H IT C H for lull l i f t Dodge, with hardware S40 Call 333 4430 9 3. M F 235—Truck s7 Buses/V ans • C H E V Y D E A U V IL L E V A N 7 9 . I Ion, P a nen ge r van, clean LoadedI Too much lo lilt, m u ll lee lo appreciate O n ly^ ll.4930110 13M /M • D O D G E T R A N I A N . 1919 Stove, bed. lea box. good cond 13.300 or Ired* lor car 334 1403 • F O R D L A R I E T . 1990. F ISO X clean. Ona owner. 34K ml loaded, t y r 60K w a rra n ty S9.99SJ31 045? or )73 0*4» • F O R D R A N O E R . L T X 9) P/S, crulie. A/C, ilereo. 4.300 m lle i. I yr or 13.000 ml 1*11 on w arranty Call 333 1333 • H A N D I C A P P E D V A N , 19M Ford E DO LH1, aulomallc ^ t o o n 41.300 333 3434 _______ e l l U J U P/U 91 Red' 7K, A/C. a m 'lm c a n . lull bedhner, rear window 39.430 333 1434 • I I U Z U S P A C E C A B '90 wdh lunroot. laho* cover and new l ire ! L oaded! 410 400 331 940/ • J E E P P IC K U P 4x4. 1974. V I auto Engine and Irani re b u ilt (about 30.000 m lle i) Newer Interior 13,000 331 3004 J E E P P IC K U P T R U C K , 1*71 4x4 w ith topper 3400 O B O Need! a lot ot T LC 173 3939 ” Sanford Motor Co. '9J C H E R O K E E C O U N T R Y 14 000 miles. 517,495 ____ Cell 221 4)5?__ • 1971 C H E V Y 1/3 ton p/u. ))0 V I Runs good Engine And If ant strong 51500 321 1311 1950 F O R D F 100 */ reck, long bed, 5 cylinder, 3 speed, 111K • d u e l m ilts , clutch worn t U O O ............................... 323-4975 • 195) S U B U R B A N O M C . 621 diesel, half ton. mechanically solid, new rad /brake rotors A ca h p e rv head liner Very good fires and low pkg 11,500 O B O __________ *07 311 1*55_______ '71 V O L K 5 W A O O N V A N one owner, good condi Hon, sf an dardshlff 5350 37* *03* 238—Vehicles ______ Wanted______ W E P A Y T O P II I* FOR Complete or Wrecked C a n . T ru c k ! R U N N IN G or N O T A N Y C O N D IT IO N 33) 3044 239—Molorcycles and Bikes B I K E T R A I L E R , accom m odatei 3 im or 2 !g blket All new E i lr a ipare lire 5300 F irm Call 313 *4*9 i l H O N D A 750 custom, good condition 35K miles 5900 O BO 32) 0933 I v msg or 323 1159 '57 H O N D A I P R t l : V t r y tow m ilts Very good condition 5*00 Phone 131 4215 233—Aulo Parts / Accessories e C H E V Y PICK UP TRUCK B E D . Long wheel bate, FleeHide- 1971 very little rust ISO Call 322 4315________ • MOTOR MANUAL Chilton t aulo parts book, ah classic cart 1911 fa 195/ Pic furat and Illu s t r a t io n s in c lu d in g Packard Hudson. Willy* Henry J Ail fh# ofdiesf 125 Lake Mary 13J 4/*e__________ 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers • H O L ID A Y Ram bler Imperial. '59 35ft basem ent model loaded Excellent cond Op Nona I Honda motor scooter for 1 w/ rack | ) ) Q00 *0/ <99 *929 • '/* M O T O R H O M E Runs gre’ef Wilt trade tor travel frailer ot c o m p a ra b le value I f f 7595 Builder Closeout IN P R I V A T E P O O L C O M M U N I T Y Brand New Affordable Custom Homes With All The Amenities! 308 and 310 Krider Rd. Sanford • Sanora Subdivision BtMTiSTA i I fir far able hack rest, brown tweed cover, very con for fable, In good condition 195 Call 1*9 52/1_______________________ W HITE FORMICA buffet with hutch with mirrored drawers and doon S300 1 ANTIQUE blonde mahogany dreiiert 1200 159 97*d 1B3—Television/ Radio / Stereo • AM/FM STEREO with re cord player end cattail* player Include) Iwotpeakert t^O Call .............. 111 4403 185—Com puters *OE COLOUR TV COMPUTER MONITOR COMBO, 11". good condlllon 119 Oviedo Area 343 4403__________ 187—Sporting Goods J(Sflr • 0 0 D O E M A R A O A . ItM . V I . D O L P H IN SU N B O A T . 73 hp Johnton, uted 30 h r i. like new 43.300 F irm 313 4449or 349 1304 • H O U S E B O A T live oboard 43' N a u la lln a , tw in engine V drive, I30K- D r O uam 4941143 San/art! Proper tin Par Lest 7hnn U.OOWoon E L D E R S P R IN O S , oil Mwy 43/ 1. >• 3 M rrn s 1/3 lo 190 wk 1100 dap l i t M l* or 417 7104 f I N t M ID G E C L U B 7 Bdrm ) Ha'h lit and 3rd floor avail able 132S'm o Milked* Corp Rea! t stale **5**00 H A V I/ J M 233—Auto Parts ___/ Accessories 231—Cars 215—Boats and Accessories pets AT TH6 Pl/VNGR fA6te WttCkJ yoU'RE FM A OR V A AS LO W AS l . t % A t t u m t no q u a lllltt A owner financing lew as 1400/mot C o v 'l Foreclosures. R epoll Seminole, Orange, V olulle l 1 B D R M . I B A T H . Cant H/A. wall/wall carpet, all appll ancai 113 4444or314tt03 CALL TODAY! C O N V E N I E N T , d o t* to school* 1 M r m , t*j balh S41S and 44/3 plut SSI* dap I yr Irat* 314 M44 IS 0 0 m o a S A N F O R D 1/1 Excellent area W /D hook upt Cant M/A 1173 OllCQsinl lor seniors 331 4737 141—Homes for Sale • BICYCLE, Boyt or glrlt. 10 >pd. 34". In e.ctllanl condi Hon 41) Call 333 3344________ • EXERCISE BIKE, upper end lo w e r b o d y e . e r c l t * Electronic! tor tpeed. plow, calorlei. diilance t time OP Alrdyn*. Prim* Flf On* yr old, very little uw Original coil 4100 A 3 yr warranty 149 Aiklng 4100 Firm m 7113 • GOLF CLUBS with bag II plecewt coniltli ot Predator by Lynk. True Ftyer. Delta Pro 4100 llrm 311 7939 ______ • GOLF CLUDS. Ladiei LI blue bag. I a 3 wood*. 3. >, 4. 7 Iron) All lor 140Call 333 34S4 SOLOFLEX Weigh! machine Purchaw new in 1917, good condition 4100 133 1114_______ 199—Pets & Supplies • C U T E , M IX E D B R E E D K I T T E N . 7 m o old Fre* lo good home Call 111 4733 211—Antiques/ Collectibles A N T I Q U E G a t S la vt, Quick Meal. 1970‘t Excellent condi lion! V e ryn lc e l 1330 131 1344 $6,00000 CASH TO CLOSE! $575.00 p.l. • based on 7.5% fixed rate 30 year mortgage *Three Bedroom, 2 Bath Split Plan • Two-Car Garage Large Great Room, 1584 Sq. Ft Automatic Sprinkler System Professional Landscaping Living Area With St, Augustine Sod • Large Eat-In Kitchen Walking Distance To Pool, •Vaulted Ceilings And Planter Clubhouse, Tennis & Basketball Courts Shelves Throughout Very Light And Bright •Formal Dining Room Area $6,000 Of Upgrades •Spacious Master Suite Included In Price Make This With Deluxe Bath A Best Buy Opportunity! • Screened-ln Patio DIRECTIONS: Lake Mary Blvd. east across 17-92, to Left on Sanford Ave. 1/2 mile to Right on Sanora Blvd, past pool & clubhouse lo Left on Krider Rd Paul R. Schwab Custom Homes 6 9 9 -0 9 6 2 - O f fic e 3 2 1 -8 6 3 1 - M o d e l Lk a HGOoaaifcfi L-Rpcar bud lit lt u* /-SANOW •« a I■ & a lAKEUAflYBUD �' I SB - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida Friday, March 11. HHM PISH ? O O E5 KAB5W ELL DIMMER LIKE WILD FOa MV b ic e ? JAKE HATES . WHAT ABOUT CHICKEN AND PlSH AND PEAS AND HE HATES BABY CABBOT3 WILO BICE by Chic Young JAKE HATES CHICKEN AND PEAS A N D CARRO TS.' IN PACT, J A K E HATES J U S T A B O U T EVERYTHING »— Vertigo common in young adults WHATS M O B E, IT ISN'T SO MUCH J A K E LEAVING THE COMPANY AS IT IS T H e COMPANY LEAVING ------------— ^ j a k e / HUSSAMD ptg 'f a f ir t IThT? ^ • by Art Sansom T H E BORN LOSER r W L w e PLAYIN'TWO 6 M £ 5 TODAY? • ♦ i i i « i i ••' t 1 t I % I t \ « B L 0 N O I E ___________ MOW, TMiS * •' does youb TO M A. , HUSBAMO LIKE X 50 We'RE JU5T PLAYIN' A HEADCR TODAY, THEN, HUH ? r N 0 P e ...W £ . ONLY PLAY DOUBLE.- UPJvnFRS WHEN A GAM£ HAS D EA R DR. Q O T T : l ‘v r l»ccn d ia g n o s e d w ill) vc hi 11>u In r it c ii r o i i 1 1 1 h a n cl a m v e r y frustrated. Mow could 1 have pollen IhlH disorder and what are the prospects of a cure? Sign m ean unhappy newlywed. D E A R R E A D E R : Vestibular lie u r o l l ! t in ir o n he an In* c a p a c ita tin g d is o rd e r: It In canned by Inllntnmallon of the vcnllhtilar nerve (of hearing and balance), marked by midden nr re cu rrin g attacks of vcrllg o liincniitrollahle nensatlonn of spinning). Typically, patlcntn experience a severe. (Irnl episode of vertigo that lasts one to two weeks. Subsequent symptoms, which are shorter and less severe, occur every 12 months or so. for years. T h i s n e u r o n it is Is m o re common In young adults and Is (relieved due to ii viral Infection of the nerve. T h e diagnosis Is made by e xclusio n , niter other m ore serious afflictions have been ruled out by appropriate tests, such as MHI scanning There Is no cure, except that anll vcrtlgo drugs, such an An* llvcrt. help to control symptoms. I don’t know how you "got" thin disorder: It In not spread from person io person. If you're patient and use medicine when necessary, tlie a tta cks w ill eventually abate. T o give you more information. I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report "Ea r Infec­ tions and D isorders.” O ther readers who would like a copy should send $1.25 plus a long, s e l f - a d d r e s s e d , s l u m p e <1 envelope to P.O Box 2433. New York. NY 10103 lk- sure in mention the title. D E A R DR OOTT without effect. Her shoes are u disaster area. D EA R R EA D ER : Fool odor can he a challenging problem. Often no treatable cause can be dis­ covered. H o w e ve r. In some c a s e s , t h e o d o r m a y be exacerbated by a chronic yeast ACROSS 32 33 34 37 1 Pspsr m ts iu r t S F u tu r* b k t. 8 Nsnrs netw ork 12 — Major (conatatliU o n ) 13 A ctor — Waltach 14 Cosm onaut clock Fem ale dear Epoch — Wco Follower of jeutf.) MEDICINE PETER GOTT.M.D. Infection In I lie skin of the feel. I recommend that your daugh­ ter be e x a m in e d b y a derinntologlstA naw ar to Previous P u u la □ L IU U U U UfcJU U U U □ i n t o l im u uuuuuu U U L J I1U uuuuu u iiiu a u uuuuu 40 Mora robuat u l iu u u u u u 41 ---------------- with a View 43 Quldo'a high U U U U U U L 1 UUUULJ note □CJL1U U U U U U U U U 44 Soaking wet 48 TV'e — LLILJLU 1I U U U U U U U uauu — Qagarln Paaplaa 18 Im paired 17 Old- (••hlon ad acclam ation IB T r p e o t m oat 18 Attached 21 D ay b a to rs holld ay 2 2 Short [achate 2 4 C oHactor lo t facta, a te .) 2 8 W ide St. 27 — T o w er 2 8 Shade tre e 31 S N p -th a p a d 47 40 81 82 83 84 58 56 Half ol dl CUmata data River In Aala Thoas hold­ ing office willow Space agey. T a i. lim a Actraaa Tart — DOWN 1 Draae trimming CdUUU tfU H uaauuuuu □uuua uuuuuu □UUUU UUUUU UUUUUUU UUU UUU [ 111! ] ( li'ri IJ l l l l 2 Printing m latakaa 3 SF writer Itaac — 4 Chart 8 Pinochle term 6 Heavy hammer 7 Second job 8 Qraln 8 City In Oregon 10 Tour 11 Downy duck 16 Dance fla p 20 Put off 23 Required 28 Incident 20 Tree­ dwelling animal 30 Momentarily dazzling 34 PtcaeerTe daughter 38 Dlatant planal 38 Muclcal Inatrum anli 38 Musical com petition 30 Laborer 4 0 Rugged guy 41 Author — Rand 42 Ot the chaak 45 Essential meaning 48 Anglo-Saion monay 50 — newton TT tr u TT ir w ■ UMki !■■■ P 1 IT My •til-yearo ld daughter has an embarrassing problem dial I Iio |m- you can solve. Her feet stink dig lime She's tried loot powder, odor-calers. sprays, all Mi ril l " * « U 3 WIN A T BRIDGE By Phillip Alder Homer claimed "Light Is the task when many share the toll." Hut lie was unaware of Alder's First Law of Clk hes: "F o r every statement there Is tin ecpinl and opposite restatement " In tills case we have I he aulllhrlleal " T o o m any looks spoil Hie broth." In a bridge dun there are two defenders O ccasionally one i i i i i h I plan the defense on h is own llul more ollcn the two have to work In tandem. If one falls lo pedal corn rtly. their bike erashes. Defending agakisl live spades. West led the d u b two: three, jack, queen. Declarer tried the spade queen, hut West won with ihc ace and switched to the heart queen. G ra tcluly. declarer won with the ace. drew the last trum p and claimed, conceding a nick to East's(bnutoud ace. How do von assess the blame for the defenders' failin' to defeat the contract? Th e bidding \uis irlcky. West did well lo show Ills second suit over two spades Th is made It easy for East, who knew about the double lit. to go to the five-level. T o ddcat five hearts, the defenders nnisi organize a diamond rulf. which Is difficult io do. North, wuli no defense, hid five spades. Th e culprit was East. West's club-lwo lead must tic a single­ lu ll. So East's priority, as Ills play Is Irrelevant in the club suit. Is to make a suit-preference signal At trick m e . East should play the club four, showing that he holds a dlam uid honor, not a lop heart. West will switch lo a diamond al trick three, gel his rulf and finish wllh a plus score. Then, as Elbert Hubbard wrote. " T w o grins grow when' there was only a grouch before.” M ill NORTH ♦ to 9 7 • 4 T1 ♦ J 101 ♦ K»«l EAST WEST ♦ At ♦ 1 V J 10 7 « ♦ A742 ♦ J 7S4 T K q iD ♦K«IIS ♦ 2 south ♦ K q J V A 12 n 7 « 6 a q to * Vulnerable Easi-West Dealer West ♦ S««lh 2♦ Pass Wfil 1♦ 1♦ Pass North Pass !♦ 1♦ Kail 2V 5V All pass Opening lead ♦ 2 HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 12, 1004 •} by Bob Thaves FR A N K AND ER N EST to o n AT M-F m X T ) ■ ,(& ' ^ | > JOMeHOU/ J 7 HXN/C ^ W Heez.5 OF t SU iTlC t ,fe < - y A \ M A L lO N M tN T ! II O IM h 'r l» « by Jim Davis G A R F IE L D by Jim Meddirk RO B O TM A N * e IVMO* Nf A KX 1VS A SCIENTIFIC FACT '• TWfc BtST WAY TO FIGHT A COLD \S THROUGH VISUALIZATION. CLOSE YOU? ETES AND FUTURE YOU? NWIE 8L000 CELLS FUWTiNG OFF THE MlRviS •«<».* [7 WAVT A fAiHCTE... LIKE L ITT L E m T P O w w e N l\ N iA TO R E H U L K BO G A N S BLOOD CELLS l/jv Situations you were not able lo control In Hie past look like they'll be mumgcublc In the year ahead. Tills might tic due In part to favorahk.* outside InfillC IIC C S . PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| Continue to tic w philosophical as possible In >mir most Impor­ tant affairs. You're on u track to fulfillment, but Ihc rails arc a little weak. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. T h e Astro-Graph Matchmaker I n s t a n t l y reveals which signs arc rom antically perfect for you. M a ll $2 a n d a lo n g , se lfaddressed. stam|vd envelope lo Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 4405. New York. N.Y. 10103. ARIES (March 21 -April 10) An associate who thinks of you In friendly terms lus m uch more power and clou Hum you muy realize. Today you might sec some sniull cvlifcncc of this. TAURUS (A|rll 20-May 20) Partnership arrangements Into which you ertcr today could work out very well for all the today If you're fhiunclnl projec­ parties concerned ua long as tions haven't lived up lo your everyone continues lo operate on expectations. Your chart In­ dicates constructive changes are the same wavelength. GEMINI (May 2 1 -Ju iic 20) possible. Conditions arc hvorablc In this SCORPIO (Git. 24-Nov. 22) cycle for gelling together with Today you mlglr feel Inclined lo (K-rsons who could give your sup|Mirt an unpopular position. career a boost. Beal directly with Fortunately, w lh ln your cadre them and not suirogutcs. you huve some very loyal allies CANCER (Ju it- 21-Ju ly 22) 111 who licllcve In ufint you think. order to ndvuncc your expecta­ 8AOITTARIUS |Nov. 23-Bee. tions In this time frame, you m ig h t h a v e to tu k c so m e 21) Your sueciss today will bc calculated risks from w hich prcdleated upon the Intensity of you’ve backed off previously. If your m otlvnllm . If you want conditions arc right, don't be something strongly enough, you should be able togel It. fearful. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) ir you 19) A problem yui haven't been look out for permits with whom you're Involved today as well as able to suct-essSilly resolve on you look out for yo u r own your own should be openly and Interests, both they and you frankly discuss'd today wllh could come off hitter than cither three of your Inllim le friends. AQUARIUS tJan. 20 Feb. 19) could do Independently. VIROO (A u g 23-Sept. 22) Th in g s should develop to your Your best ussit today Is your liking today In your commercial ability to Introduce reasonable or flnunclul affairs, provided you elements Into serious delibera­ operate along traditional lines tions or dealings. Th e re 's a und have the murage lo make definite need fer what you can changes where changes should he made. offer. LIBRA (Sc[it. 2 3 -O ct. 23) C o p y rig h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R Don't accept ddcat lying down E N TE R P R IS E ASSN by Leonard Starr A N N IE /HAN/1 PON'f NOT AOOOT THIS, REALLY KNOW G.Gk— IT WOUlPH’T WHAT'S GOING P0 A N Y 0 0 0 0 . OH. O UT ...*Am If- YOU TALK to HU. wARtkJCKS— 7 1 Wnnt~. SOflDftA HAS RCCURRtNT HEAPACMfSi A5INNIC t WE’LL GET TO THAT LATER. OUT — If YOU INTEND TO PROSECUTE G.0,'6 A50IHER... � 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 11, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 11, 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 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/b8f185521dcd37a83d3d72b9c39c52a7.pdf 68919e540c6bc7d2d59ebefb84500f96 PDF Text Text ' '■ i v r 30 Cents WEDNESDAY S a n f o r d -™ * r H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1908 86th Yoor, No. 195 - Sanford, Florida N EW S D IG E S T F a rm s d isap p earin g ? INSIDE Lake Mary property owners protest land use changes □ Sports By NICK P F 1 IFAUF Runs, runs, runs Herald Stall Wrltor SANFORD - Plnchurst Park was the sight nr a "ru n fe s l" an four Sanford Rccreutlon Department Hirin' slowpltch softball teams combined to score 40 runs on 07 bits. LAKE MARY - Some owners of property zoned agricultural In Lake Mary have told officials they believe the city Is trying to run them out o f town. Planner Susan Delncs commcnlcd. "W e're not trying to rezone anyone's property. We are not trying lo lake Ihelr land use away." CHv Planner Mall West said there are presently □Bee Page IB . BRIEPS 338 Individual property owners with A-l zoned land. In addition to being Informed of tomorrow night's city commission meeting, each of the owners were sent a letter regarding a rerent city Planning ami Zoning discussion on Ihe measure. An estimated 15 residents spoke to the board. According to the minutes of the P&Z meeting, the residents expressed concerns over such matters as tax Increases, changes allowed In zoning, fear of losing land use. fears of rrzonlng. Changing of the guard Legal advice sought fears of the future, concerns with losing animals, government Intrusion, und sale values of homes. Only one resident at the PAZ meeting spoke In favor o f the ordinance. Delncs originally proposed two options regard­ ing obtaining a heller use of land presently zoned ugrlcullurc. One Is lo eliminate agriculturally zoned proper­ ty within the city entirely. This would render all C’ Bee Land, Page 5A H o m e LONQWOOD — Longwntxl commissioners Monday voted to consult the league of Cities for legal advise before hiring a lalmr attorney lo review a code of ethics, mission statement and oath of office proposed by the jxillce department. Assistant police chief Terry Baker said the department Is updating Its oath, cthlrs code and mission statement and plans lo have all police department employees sign Ihrm. Employees could be (lred for violation of the oath or code, so Chief Greg Manning has requested the review by a labor attorney. in v a s io n Sanford police seek leads about three masked men In other business, the commissioners: • Approved the requirement tliat commission­ ers' salaries be adopted by ordinance separate from the budget ordinance, so iltc information Is readily available to (lie public. By J. MARK BARFIELO Herald Sonlor Stall Wrltor • OK'd budget transfers lo pay c o s t s reluted lo hiring a new city administrator, two new fire trucks and selling up a line Item for construc­ tion on Kangcllnc Road. The road work Is a cooperative effort between Seminole County and the city. SANFORD — Police have several questions they waul resolved In an apparent home invasion al a house on Live Oak Unulevant According lo Information given by the victims, three masked men forced iheir way lido the home shortly after It) pm bound a 24-ycar old man ami a 29-ycar-old woman and demanded I In- • Approved the llrst reading of an ordinance which lowers H r monetary limits for contracts or contract amendments the city administrator or purchasing director may make wlihoul bringing the matter before the commission See Invasion, Page BA B u s in e s s e s p itch -p la n s —t Meeting addresses 46A widening SANFORD — The Seminole County Division of Engineering wlU hold a public Irarlng tonight lo take public comments on options for the proposed widening of County Road 46-A between Rinehart Road and Change Boulevard The 7 p m. meeting will he held al Wilson Elementary cafctorlum. OHS Orange lllvd . west of Sanford By NICK PF■ IFAUF Abovo, as Midway Elomontary S ch ool's teacher of the yoar from Iasi year. Fannio Millor, looks on at loft, somo ol Ihe students serenade this yoar's lop toachor Mary Allon, soatod, and principal Mamlo Bingham The leachors were pioparmg lo trade parking spots in a coromony that prosonlod tho coveted spaco lo Allon lor a year Al right. Allon and Bingham wavo lo Iho students who choorod Ihom on altor Iho switch l’ro|eet engineer Oils (illlord said the $4.3 million project will create a tour-lane section In conjunction with the construction of the In­ terchange at Interstate 4. now under final stale design. The county Is also completing the details lo widen CK 46-A between Rinehart Road and Country Club Road. Glllord said the county owns a road path at an average width of 50 feet, but needs 120 feet for the project. Gifford said no buildings lie within the corridor, but wetlands and protected gopher tortlses do and may affect the final alignment. Herald Slall Wrltor________________________________ SANFORD — A n iim lrr ol new business pinspccis will be considered lor Sanlord Thursday night Several major proiMisals will be presented lo iliv Planning and Zoning Com ­ mission ln<-luded on llie agenda are pulillr bearings lor a new pln/u, several mitomnhlk- businesses, a mlnl-wurcliDusc. adult day care center, and Ihe sin- plan lor a McDonald's restaurant downtown Tw o of ilic- public hearings Involve adjoining laud areas designated as 451)1 und 15HI W First Street. Although the properly K Idenlllled lo be Photo* b , Tommy V m t .n l See Plans, Page BA CALNO meeting The Council o f Local Governments In Semi­ nole County, known as CALNO, holds Its monthly meeting tonight at Winter Springs City Hall, hcginnlngat 7 p.tn. On the agenda under old business. Is a discussion on signs and billboards, presently adopted by a few t itles, bul now being studied as a possible countywide ordinance. Under new txialncss Is a presentation on vurlous parks und recreational projects. During the March meeting. Lake Mary City Commissioner Gary Brendcr was named tis treasurer. Sanford City Commissioner Whlley Eckstein I s u c lln g e h u lr m a u . S H S students say Ole! to Spring Break By VICKI DaSORMIER Herald Stall Wrltor SANFORD - Ole! Seven Seminole High students spent Spring Break louring the Spanish countryside and Immersing them selves In Spanish history, culture, literature and In Ihe lan­ guage. While their friends headed off to the same old beaches or to the mall for another Spring Break al home, Andrea Russo. Eve Elliot, Brooke Wagner. Jaime Bressor. Laurie Blair, Rodolfo Scrnandcz and Jorge Plquer hoarded a plane to the Iberian Peninsula. "It was a wonderful learning experience," Blair said. We learned so much In |usl Ihe short lime we were there." The small contingent, traveling with Spanish teacher Chris Eldrldge and chaperone Chris Spllotls. look pari In an educational experience put together by Educational Tours. Together, they became a part o f a larger group of students that In­ cluded high schoolers from Wash­ ington. D.C. and Los Angeles. Nearly 80 students from very divergent backgrounds were pul together on Ihe lour to learn and have Ion in Spain "You had lo speak Spanish to gel along. Inil as long as you tried and bud some of the words they were very friendly and you were able to gel along fine." Blair explained. The opportunity was extended to anyone at Seminole Digit who could pay the $ 1.500 for the 10 days. Most of the students who attended paid their own way through odd Jobs or ihelr paychecks. "W e worked hard for Oils oppor­ tunity." Blair said. "Bul It was worth It." She said the tour was a rapid fire upprouch lo learning. The group rarely spent more than one night In a hotel and hopped from city to city aboard a Ints. Madrid. Toledo. Cordoba. Seville. Granada. Segovia. Madrltl again. •'ll was so confusing sometimes. We didn’t know what day It was or what city we were In sometimes." Blair said with a laugh. While the lour brought the stu­ dents to castles and cathedrals, the tombs o f historical people und L)8ee Break, Page 6A From staff reports INDEX ,4B,SB MovlOB............ Field tests for I drunk drivers .are challenged By SANDRA ELLIOTT Horald Stall Wrltor________________________________ P f p f h i ............ nr. flotl........... Editorial.......... Florida............ Possible showers tomorrow P a rtly sunny and breezy. High In the u p p e r 80 s. W ind becoming south 15 to 20 ttiplt. For mor* woothor, •■• P«B « 2A SANFORD — Field sobriety lesls used by police lo determine ir a driver Is Impaired, are being challenged In Seminole County and across the stale. Tuesday. Ihrcc county court Judges heard arguments challenging Ihe tests which defense attorney Stuart Hyman argued are unscientific and should not housed as court evidence. The Judges will rule later whether the tests will he allowed as evidence In about two dozen DUI (driving under the Influence) cases pending In the county courts. The cases were consolidated only for the argument on the admissibility o f the tests and will he returned to the presiding Judges for disposition. County Judges Marlene Alva. Frederic Hill and John R. Sloop served on Ihe panel for the Irarlng which lasted until uboul 9:30 p.m. □ See Tests. Page OA M.rtld Photo by Apiy* Mntalon Assistant stato attornoy Eilam Isaak arguod boloro a throe judge panol Tuosday that Hold sobrloty tests should bo allowed as ovldonco In drunk driving cases. Presiding at tho hoarlng wore, loll to right, county judgos John R. Sloop, Frodrlc M. Hitt aid Marlono M. Alva. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD, FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAQE»*Call 322-2311 XMMdAAiil i>Ai ..................... ....... - i.r iu l. .*|«W a I �2 A - Sanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida - W ednesday, A pril 6, 1994 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Budget com prom ise in the works JACKIE HALLIFAX Associated Pro38 Wrltor Prosecutor sister turns in brother TALLAHASSEE — Legislative leaders said budget negotiators would continue working lo hummer mil compromises, including how much money schools should gel. In next year's $3B billion Btnlc spending plan. Disagreement between the House and the Senate over divvying up $9 billion for schools has stalled work on the budget for I he IttM few days. But House Speaker Bo Johnson and Senate President Pat Thomas met Tuesday night to break the Impulse. The lenders ngrrrd the upper chamber would try lo gunranlee a 3 percent Increase In school spending, while Ihc House mild the Issue could he debated by Ihc Joint conference committee charged with settling differences. Lawmakers, however, won't !>c able lo finish by midnight Friday, the deadline of the two-month regular session. NEW YORK — The wanted poster showed a face thnt Michele Munngas grew up with. So the prosecutor did what she had to do: She turned In her brother for a series of rnpcs. Anthony Monugaa, 30. was arrested Friday In Miami based on tips provided by Ills kid sister, authorities said. He waived extradition and was returned to New York on Tuesday lo fnee charges stemming front a scries o f rapes in a private, predominantly middle-class housing project In tower Manhattan. Ills downfall: A police sketch that captured his likeness all loo well, and a sister In a position to sec It. The assistant district attorney In the Bronx borough saw the drawing lust week — a balding man with closc-cropjted hair, a mustache and n 5 o’clock shadow. His eyebrows arched toward the sky. and he wore a dour expression. She recognized the face of her brother, u convicted sexual offender less Ilian a yenr out o f Jail. She made the Identification to her boyfriend, a New York City policeman, and told him her brother was living In Florida. "Michele Monagas deserves the respect and admiration of ull New Yorkers for the courage and Integrity that she showed In making what must huve been a most difficult decision," said her boss. Bronx District Attorney Robert Johnson. The 28-ycnr-old prosecutor was not In her office Tuesday lo discuss the case. Her brother, handcuffed us he left the 20th Precinct tn Manhattan, said nothing to reporters who asked ubont hts sister. TALLAHASSEE — U.S. Rep. Jim Bacchus, who narrowly won re-election in 1992 from the district encompassing Florida's famous Space Coast, will not seek a third term. "This Is a decision I've made primarily as a husband and ns a father," Bacchus said In prepared rcmnrks delivered Tuesday at Ids district office In Cocoa. " I look forward lo the day when 1 can spend more lime with three of my constituents named Joey, Jnmcy and Rebecca. "They need me and I need them." said Bacchus, who added the weekly trips between Washington and Florida had Just become too much. JU PITER Action movie aclor Wesley Snipes admits to "traveling at high speeds" on his motorcycle but denies a Florida Highway Patrol report that he tried to elude a trooper during a 30-nillc chase. The 120-mph pursuit ended with Snipes losing control of the bike on an off-ramp from Flor­ ida’s Turnpike bul escaping serjous Injury. FHP Lt. Sbcrlnn Staley said Tuesday. The aclor was cited for reckless driving. The FHP is asking prosecutors whether charges of fleeing from a police officer should he filed, said FHP Lt. Terry Davis. The Incident began Monday nlghl when Snipes, 31. sped between Trooper Steve Walker’s marked patrol car and another vehicle. Walker guve chase und called other departments for help. Snipes took Ihc Jupiter exit jpinp. bul "lie lost control of his motorcycle and was ejected." Staley said. "T h e right front of the patrol car did collide with Ihe motorcycle." Snipes' publicist David Polllck said Tuesday that although Snipes "admits he was traveling at high speeds." he was unaware (he officer was after him. "Exiling the Florida Turnpike to refuel his motorcycle. Mr. Snipes lost control of the bike, and fortunately was not on It when the Highway Patrol vehicle crashed Into the motorcycle." Polllck said In a statement. Staley also said that about 10 miles Into Ihc chusc, Snipes slowed and threw something "the size o f a baseball" onto the shoulder and sped up again. She sald police dogs later found a package of marijuana near the site. The 3 ounces of marijuana was sent to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office for analy­ sis. When asked about the mari­ juana. Polllck said " If they could connect that to Mr. Snipes, then I'm sure th ey w ould have charged him by now." Bacchus. 44. was elected In 1990 from Florida’s 15th District, which Includes Brevard. Indian River, Osceola and Polk counties, when he defeated Republican Bill Tolley with 52 percent of the vote. In 1992. Bacchus again faced Tolley In the general election, but his support dropped to 51 percent and he won by less than 4.000 votes. County sues island residents FORT WALTON BEACH — Holders o f leases on govern­ ment-owned barrier Island property. Including many claiming they ate exempt from real estate taxes, arc being, sued for abotftYHBJffftnittn In back take*, fees and Interest, • t'P IM i -Otalbdiar'fcdtinty T a x CollcctorChrls Hughetl has filed i f f l l small-claims cases — cacli for #2,500 or less — against Santa Rosa Islidld- leaseholders dating lo 1988. They huve been ordered to appear In court May If. The Florida Panhandle county owns the islund property uml lenses It for businesses and residences. Most o f the leases arc for 99 years with options to renew. Escambia and Santa Rosa counties also lease sections of the same Island within iliclr boundaries for residential and commercial development. Many leaseholders have refused to pay property taxes, contending their leases provide for lease fees In lieu o f luxes. The dispute bus been going on for iwo decades, but state luw allows such suits for only the last five years. Hughes won a test case on Jan. 7, 1993 when Okaloosa County Judge Keith Brace entered a Judgment ordering leaseholder Art Bogan to pay back taxes. Bogan still refused to pay, so Hughes obtained a court order to garnishee hts hank account, effectively freezing $13,955 In the account to satisfy the Judgment. The bunk Issued a check to Hughes In that amount a yeur later. The case was significant because it set a precedent for garnlshcclng a bank account lustcud of seizing cars, boats or other property to satisfy delinquent taxes. The decision led to the additional suits, most of them filed last week, Hughes said. From Associated Press reports 5-7 15 -16-2 8 Cash 3 3-7-0 Play 4 7-1-2-3 Sacond Claaa Poalaga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing otllcaa. Pottmaatar: Sand addraaa changaa lo THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Boa 1M7, Sanlord. FL 3J77J-1M7. Subscription Ralaa (Dally A Sunday) Homa Dallvary Mall 3MonIlia 110,50 11400 • Monlha S3B00 Hl.00 1Vaar 171.00 IM.00 Florida Raaldama muat pay 7%aalaa lax Inaddlllon to ralaa abova. U .S. attorn ey a sk s ju stice d ep artm en t to probe o ffic e By Associated Press JACKSONVILLE — The Justice Department was asked lo review a postal obscenity case In which a Judge killed himself after being charged, while Die husband of a federal prosecutor on Die same mailing list was not prosecuted. U.S. Attorney Larry Coltclou. based In Tampa, said he requested the department's Office of Professional Responsibility look over Die bundling of the case by his Jacksonville office. "T h e citizens of the area arc entitled to know that Die United States Attorney's Office has acted ethlcully. professionally ami reasonably In all of Its ucDvItlcs," Colleton said In a news release Monday. Duval County Judge Richard W. Kreldler, 54. committed suicide last year, one month after being accused In an eight-count federal Indict­ ment o f receiving pornographic videotape^ In Die mull, Bean-Blossom Lid.. Dir New York company Dial distributed Die lapes. and Its president. Michael Garden, also were charged. Later, Dean-Blossom was allowed lo plead gulliy to Iwo counts of shipping obscene materials across stale lines and was fined 8120,(XX). Charges against Gordon were dropped. It was later learned that Die name of Joseph Hcldmycr. husband of Assistant U.S. Attorney Michelle McCain Hcldmycr. was on Ihc same mailing llsl on which federal agents found Krctdlcr’s name, flcldmyer, however, was not charged. Dan Smith, president of Die Northeast Florida chapter of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, questioned whether Die Justice Department could perform an Independent Inqui­ ry Into Die U.S. Attorney's Office. V V WEDNESDAY P tly c ld y 87-82 3 LAST April 3 € HI 40 13 13 14 mm (1 11 17 13 73 71 77 (1 II 17 La 31 41 4) 37 43 33 71 60 64 33 34 31 33 41 64 Pci 00 00 00 00 .00 00 00 00 00 00 .00 00 .00 oo 00 THURSDAY Cloudy 85-62 MOON P H A S E S ■ORII City Daylone Batch FI Laud Beach Fori Mytri Gelneivilla Hornetlead Jeekeon'vllle Kay Wail Lakeland Miami Pentacola Saraiola Tellehanea Tampa Varo Batch W Palm Batch N ATIO N AL T E M P S day Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In the mid 60s. South wind around lOmph. Thursday: Variable cloudiness with a chance o f afternoon showers and tliunderslorm s. High In the mid 80s. Chance of ruin 30 jicrccnt. Extended forecast: Friday: Mostly sunny. High In Die upper 70s. Saturday: Mostly fair. Low In (he low 60s. High In Die lower 80s. Sunday: Partly cloudy and warmer. Low In the mid 60s. High In the mid (o upper 80s. FIRST April 19 NEW A pril 11 O FULL A pril 25 Daytona Beachi Waves arc 1-2 feel with n slight chup. Current Is lo Die north with a water temperature of 69 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves arc 2-3 feci am! semi choppy. Currcnl Is lo Die north with a water temperature o f 68 degrees. L FRIDAY Msly sunny 78-58 ---------- ' SATURDAY Fair 82-62 T ID ES THURSDAY) SOLUNAR TABLE: Mill. 3:20 [ ■ E A C H CONDITIONS Phone (407) 313-2(11. r Hospital comes to little ones aid Hospital, Sanlord, put togethor first aid kits (or Little ones play hard, and at times catch a Ihe clubs lo holp caro lor tho children. Roy sliver, akin a knee or cut a linger. With nearly Vinson, CEO ol tho hospital, loft, delivered Ihe 500 youngster In lls charge, the (our Seminole kits to club memhorg and Don Mlllor, Somlnolo county Boy? & Girls Clubfiflo.through alot of first aid___ supplies lo menH Boo-boos. To make _______ _ _ _ ______ . area director, rlghl, at tho Wosl Sanlord Boys sure those ChlldrerY gdt propdr troatmont lor^&'GiflsCTubT 919 Pofglrrtmon AVo., Sanford tholr minor Injuries, Conlral Florida Roglonal EXTEN D ED O UTLOOK Wednesday. April 8, <904 Vol. 88, No. 195 Publlahad Dally and Sunday, ixcept y by Saturday I Th* Sanford Herald, 300 N N.. French Av*., Sanlord, Inc. 300 Fla. U771 Thomas said Ihe Impression Ihc Senate has gotten Is that the House feels ll’s "our way or the highway" when II comes to a Hoi mg money for schools, Earli chamber Iasi month passed Its version of a budget for the fiscal year Dial starts July 1. But after compromising Iasi week on bow lo pay for additional prison tx'ds. the House ami Senate began feuding over how much new money should be guaranteed tn school districts. THE WEATHER LO CAL FO RECAST Fantasy B "T h e sad lacl is that there Is nu reason lor tills failure other than the House of Representatives' refusal In convene a bud­ get conference." Jcnnc wrote his House counterpart, Rep. John Long. By Associated Press The House Majority Leader. U.S. Rep, Richard Gephardt of Missouri, described Bacchus as one of the bright young Blnrs of Congress. "1 hope he will continue lo seek other challenges In public service." said Gephardt. M IA M I - H oro are tho w inning numbers s o le c le d Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: Earlier In the day. the finger-point lug and Ibrents escalated as the budget remained stalled. Seriate Appropriations Chairman Ken Jcnnc said Floridians weren’ t going lo be happy II lawmakers once again failed lo llulsb iliclr two-month session on time. Snipes uninjured after crash Bacchus decides against re-election LOTTERY Bill some legislative lenders said Ihc budget — the only Item Ihc stale constitu­ tion requires lawmakers lo do during their annual session — could be llnlshcd as early as Sunday nlgbl. House lenders bad previously said a guaranteed 3 percent Increase lor schools wasn’t negotiable. The Senate argued I he Issue rtnisl go lo the Joint conference committee. Tuesday nlglil Thomas and Johnson agreed to give the Joint committee until noon Thursday to work out a settlement that satisfies both o f them. After that, Ihc mailer reverts lo the leaders for settlement. "If the mil hasn’t been cracked lo a smooth-running track, to one we both can live with, we'll pull It back." Thomas said. He said the Senate goal >vas lo reach Ihc House position of a guaranteed 3 percent Increase for school districts. Negotiators were to begin late Tuesday trying lo rrsolvc differences. a.in.. 3:35 p.tn.: MuJ. 9:25 a in., 9:50 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach; lilgtis, 6:23 a.m.. 6:40 p.m.; lows. 12:04 a.m.. 12:28 p.m.; New Sm yrna Beach: highs, 6:28 a.m.. 6:45 p.m.; lows, 12:09 a.m.. 12:33 p.m.: Cocoa Beach) lilglis, 6:43 a.in.. 7:00 p.m.; lows, 12:24 a.m.. BO A TIN G St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Small craft exercise caution. T o n i g h t : W in d so u th to southwest 15 to 20 knots. Seas 4 lo 6 feet. Bay ami inland waters choppy. Scattered showers and Isolated thiindcrslorms mainly north part. Thursday: Wind incoming west to northwest 10 knots. Seas 2 lo 3 feel. Buy and Inland waters a light chop. F SUNDAY Ptly cldy 86-65 STA T IS T IC S T h e high tem perature In Sanford Tuesday was 85 de­ grees and the overnight low was GO as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded ralnfull lor the p e r io d , c o d in g at 9 a .m . Wednesday. I(Hailed 0 Inches. The temperature al 9 a.m. today was 69 degrees and Wednesday’s overnight low was 62. as recorded hy the National Weather Service at the Orlando Internallonal Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Tu esday's high.... ...........84 □B arom etric pressure.30.02 □ R elative Humidity....90 pet □ Winds.......... ..South 0 mph □ R a in fa ll....................... O in. □ S u n set................. 7:46 p.m. □S un rise...... ......... 7:09 a.m. high and o vernight lo w lo t p m E O T City III Lo P rc A nchorage 49 28 A tlanta 77 48 A tla n tic C ity 39 3] B a ltim o re 64 If H illing* 46 1? B irm in g h a m 73 46 .11 O lim a rc k 31 >5 B o lie 3a 78 B o ito n 61 V B u rlington, VI 37 78 C h a rle ilo n .S C 70 39 C h a rle tlo n .W Va 73 33 C h a rlo tte ,N C 74 48 Cheyenne 37 19 03 Ch icago M 33 01 C le ve lan d 60 40 09 Concord. N .H 63 23 D a lla i F I W orth 73 49 D enver 33 23 73 D e i M o ln e i 33 27 D etroit 36 33 .13 H onolulu 47 71 M o ulton 71 M Indiana p o lli 34 43 .17 J a c k io n . M lu 74 S3 03 K a m a * C ity 34 28 .37 L a i Vegai 71 S3 L ittle Rock 64 S7 43 L o i A n g e le i 77 36 M e m p h li 69 34 1.17 M ilw a u k e e 34 29 06 M p li St P a u l 34 19 N a ih v llla 34 48 61 New O r le a n i 40 37 New Y o rk C lly 37 40 O k la h o m a C lly 41 33 O m aha 3? 23 P h ila d e lp h ia 64 38 Phoenix 76 38 P llllh u r g h 67 34 Po rtlan d , M a in e 37 28 SI L o u li 36 38 39 S a il L a k e C lly 31 32 S a a ille 34 42 W a th ln g lo n .D .C 7) 42 O tlk cdy cdy rn Cl f cdy cdy cdy cdy rn rn cdy cdy cdy dr cdy in rn cd y cdy cd y cdy c lr dr cd y cdy cdy cdy dr cdy cdy dr cd y cd y dr rn cd y dr rn dr cdy rn cdy rn rn dr �Sanford Horald, Sanford. Florida - Wednosday, A pril 6, 1994 - 3A POLICE BRIEFS Arrest made for robbery Michael Bernard Horn, 10. 76 Seminole Gardena, Snnford, wna arrested Wednesday on u strong-arm robbery charge. A 25-yenr-old woman reported to police Horn struck her scvcrnl limes during an argument and took $900 In Jewelry from her. The woman and her 44-year-old mother got Into a car for safety, but he smashed a window, they reported. Drug charges Roy l-lllles. 29. 800 S. Oak Ave.. Apt. 5, Sanford, was arrested Wednesday on a charge of sale and delivery of "crack" cocaine, All undercover agent with the Sanford police Special Investigations Unit reportrd buying ernek from Utiles for $20. I'ollce report (hiding a pipe on Littles' person and also held him on a paraphernalia possession charge. Traffic stop leads to arrest Jon Thomas Wiseman, 19. 207 Venture Drive. Sanford, was arrested on a drug-related charge following n traffic stop early Thursday morning. A Winter Springs policeman reported slopping Wiseman for speeding on Slate Road 419 and smelling marijuana In the enr. A search revealed a pipe, but no marijuana, the policeman reported. Wiseman was held on a charge of drug paruphernallu possession. Warrant arrests made The following wanted persons were tuken Into custody: • Curtis Littles. 45. 2221 Granby St.. Snnford; on a probation violation charge for a cocaine purchase conviction. • Mark Lee Hampton, 117. 105 Hnhun Court. Sanford; on a burglary charge. • Michael Thomas Ewing. 24. 2494 Mike Ave., Sanford; on a probation violation charge stemming from a manufacture of n controlled substance conviction. • Reynold >J. Dlfnzlo, 47. 440 Longwood Circle, Longwood: on a probation violation charge for a grand theft conviction and a worthless check charge. • Herberto Rivas, 98. 1717 Park Ave.. Sunford: on a probation violation charge for a drunken driving conviction. • Freddie Davis. 94. 120 Academy Ave.. Sanford: on n probation violation charge for a drunken driving conviction. • llrlan Mike Keohune, 94. 120 Hidden Arbor Court, Sanford; on a charge of fullure to appear In court to answer to a previous drunken driving charge. Crimes reported to county deputies Burglaries and thefts • Cuhlo Boats, 490 Silver Lake Drive neur Sanford; $900 facsimile machine reported taken sometime between 4 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Monday. • 5500 block of Orange Boulevard In Paola near Sandord: a woman reported someone tried to enter her house while she was home sometime belween 8 p.m. Sunday and 10 p.m. Monday. • Village on the Green near Longwood; Jewlcry and a fur coal, valued at more than $20,(XX), reported taken sometime during the past year. The victim reported she was wus hospitalized much of (he time. • Aekmuu Enterprises Inc., 2025 W. Stale Road 434 near Longwood; possessions valued ut $395 reported taken sometime between 5 p.m. Friday und 8 u.m. Monday. A note was found with the message "1 didn't want to tnke anything of any value. 1have to feed my kids. Please understand." Crimes reported to Sanford police Burglaries and th efts • 12(H) block of Cypress Avenue; properly vnlucd at $1,395 reported taken sometime between 10 u.m. Saturday and noon Sunday. • 2400 block of South Elm Avenue, possessions valued at 8395 reported taken sometime between H p.m. Saturday and 10 a.til. Sunday. • 7(H) block ol West First Street, vacuum cleaner valued at 8250 reported taken sometime between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. Friday. • 23(H) block West Lisa Court; $3,000 van containing S I5,(XX) In carpet tools and $9,000 In rose-petal patterned carpeting reported tuken sometime between 11:30 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.in. Monday. The van was recovered near the Good Samaritan Home. • 2200 block of West 13th Street: 1981 Chevrolet Monte Carlo reported taken sometime between 10:30 p.m. Sunday und5a.ru. Monday. Araon • Abandoned furniture left by u dumpster ut Rnsecllff Apartments was found burning ut 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The fire spread to the dumpster and damaged the paint of a nearby Ford Bronco. G roup aim s to preserve parks By NICK PPEIPAUP Herald Stall Wrltor A new citizen support organi­ zation lias been formed. Culled Friends of Florida Stale Barks. FFSP. It Is lo help preserve all of Florida's history ami environ­ ment. According to the FFSP mission statement. It Is. "to enhance und perpetuate the Florida slate park system for the people of Florida and Its vlsllors." Fran P. Malnclla. director of the state Division of Recreation and Parks, said. "Our parks arc such valuable resources that we arc continually seeking ways lo make them even better and more accessible lo all visitors and residents." The Florida Park Service re­ ceives no general revenue from taxes. Forty-five percent of Its operation money comes from entrance and camping fees. The remainder Is generated by doc­ umentary stamps on land trans­ actions. One of the closest stale parks to Seminole County Is Hontoon Island, located six miles west of DcLand. Group opposing casino gambling revives for fight B y J A ttB B M AR TIN I* Associated Pross Wrltor T A M P A — F lorid a 's most powerful antl-ruslno group has launched a new llghl against gaming with the same argu­ ments that worked In the past. No Casinos Inc. contends casi­ nos w o u ld la k e fron t Ih e economy and pm nothing hack, leaving places infested with c r im e and " w i t h a som ethlng-for-nothlng atmosphere." "N o sound society can exist on that basts." said newly circled president Andrew Hines. No Casinos rrloolrd Tuesday amid a renewed push by four competing groups for u stnte constitutional amrndm cnl to permit casino gambling. Those g ro u p s a rc set to h old a "gam bling summit” In Talla­ hassee today In hopes of pres­ enting a united front. Bnekers o f the opposition movement acknowledged they arc facing a much different polltlral environment than when casino gambling was rejected by a 2-1 margin In a 1986 referen­ dum and 3-1 In 1978. Thirty-eight stales now have casino gambling nr plan to have II. New Orleans Just approved a mega-casino and other Southern states already have casinos, Ind la n t r i b e s tire s e e k i n g permission lo operate casinos on their lands. Casino proponents say Florida must follow suit for Its economy and tourism tocompetr. Howcver. "Florida did not achieve Its greatness by being like other states, It achieved it by capitalizing on the unique assets which come with Its location and come wtlh Its people," said Hines, a retired Florida Progress Corp. chairman. The group Is bucked by drug store magnate Jack Eckerd and Petition drive gears up By VICKI D«$ORMIE fT Horald Stall Writer The Friends of Florida Slate Parks however, was organized for the express purpose of help­ ing the entire state park system. For Inform ation on FFSP. phone (0041 488-8243. or write lo P.O. Box 6633, Tnllalinssec. FL 32314-6633. U.S. S A V IN G S B O N D S TH E G R E A T A M E R IC A N IN V E S T M E N T ’ — ______ Z l'* 1 ^ 3 ® -, ( / is pleased to announce-his association with Harvey Schefsky, M.D. In Family Practice Dr. Schefsky Is a board certified family practice physician with over 20 years in practice. Now accepting patients. Office hams a w by appointment. 2209 South French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 (407) 321-4230 INCREASE YO U R CHILD'S L E A R N IN G S K IL L S I Ono-On-One Learning Environment STA LEARNING CENTER P O Box 320, Sanford, FL 32772 0321 F a C o rril* 1*» intfamAhon (407) 324-1350 or 323-8731 T h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld b r in g s th e w o r ld to y o u r d o o rs te p ... • Local News •Nullonul, International News • Sports • Wc-allier • Letters to Ho Editor • Church Page • Leisure Magazine • Comics • Classified Ads • laical Advertising • Sunday Health Fitness/ Educullon/Husinrss • Special Sections Years o f Com m unity S t-n ic e T o S u b s c r ib e C a l l T o d a y ! SANFORD — Those who are serious about wanted to keep violent ollenders behind bars lor an long as possible arc being asked to sign a petition STOP (Stop Turning Out I'rls oners) will have volunteers ask­ ing for signatures on petitions In front of the WulMart store in Seminole Plaza on Saturday. April 16 and Saturday. April 23 from 9:30 n.m. until 4 p.m. The petition asks people to show their support for making violent offenders serve a greater portion of the prison terms they are given by the Judges. STOP wants to make sure that prison­ ers serve at least 80 percent of their Jail time. Only registered voters will be allowed to sign the petition. If they are able lo collect 400,000 statewide, organizers said, they will be able lo gel the Issue before the voters on the November ballot. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Who Speaks For Our Li'l Friends? Many of them are destroyed daily right here in our area. They deserve better. Please Spay, Neuter, Adopt, Donate, or Volunteer. Support the animal shelter and Humane Society. Care. Kaiser P O N T IA C -B U IC K -G M C T R U C K S 1590 South Woodland Blvd., DeLand V- D ELAN D 904-734-6802 • D A Y T O N A 904-257-0540 • O R L A N D O 407-029-0549 "LO C A TE D A T TH E C O R N E R OF H W Y. 17-02 & H W Y. 15A" Fo r Personal & Commercial Insurance JCPenney ^M illio n Hontoon Island Is accessible only by private bout or passen­ ger ferry. Activities Include u nature study from the 80-foot observation tower, picnicking and fishing. Cumplng facilities now Include six rustic cabins available with advance reserva­ tions. Th e FFSP organ ization Is seeking lo Incorporate various private citizen groups which began forming In 1986. when the legislature passed a law allowing these non-profit groups to exist. Currently there arc 36 churtcrcd Citizen Support Orga­ nizations providing assistance to specific parks. has Ihe support of Gov. Lawton Chiles and former Kulght-Rlddcr Inc. chairman Alvali Chapman. But No Casinos will not have the support of the s ta te 's parimutuel industry, which was a major fund-raiser It) Ihe tight eight years ago. Parim utuels are currently harking a plan that would allow clght "m cga-easlnns" around the state as well as casinos In Florida's 35 Jal-alal frontons and dog und horse tracks. Ollier competing ellorts would a llo w r lv c r b o a t g a m b lin g , another would permit unlimited casinos in any county where voters approve and another would grant a mixture of riverMail and luxury hotel gaming. Whatever proposal prevails innsl get 430,000 signatures from registered voters to make the Nov. 8 ballot. "That activity Is III focused at the present time lull we suspect It will focus pretty sharply and fairly rapidly." Miner, said. " I ’m confident we will prevail ... tail It s going to be a lough light." James Quinn, M.D. 5 0 % off RICHARD RUSSI T O N Y RUSSi IN S U R A N C E 2578 S. French Ave. Sanford 322-0285 A u io -O u n r v s h i s u r u n c v Ltlo Homo Car Business 'W it "/Vo A o b iu n STAY ALIVE d o n 't d r i n k a n d d r i v e " 3 0 fo off 14n(_ g ‘Pearls Chains, & 1Braceletsand Sterling ‘Earrings■ Silver fttgui*# p ic#« at# oWtong prUm only fJabfi m.iy or mjiy not h nvi» ■egUar p n c ti ptKdH through F>urtrf.ry, A aoI (tin u o M t flOtftd. PfcrBOUifl** off $i%ony% tm n w i« nt martirkwnn* rnty Iviv* Immoliken rnQfgmjf pfifBrt inMon-infii* 2 5 % off SeilyOamt ■ Pulsar' ‘Watches Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 • Sanford i 1 M#rtoct)oni on artylnwIpricedmtrttuindklftffNctwf unM itflfk 1%riepMvri A# ev ticlurt#X Penney 5rrk4rtV* j*ft 'Nartr'prtCftt iv\ m l �4 A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - W ednesday, April 8, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford H erald {USPS 401-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Coclf 407-322-2011 or 831-0993 W ayne 0. D oyle, P u b lish e r and E d ito r S U B S C R IP T IO N H ATE: 3 Months.......................... 810.50 fl M o n th * ................................839,00 1 Year .....................................87H 00 F lo rid a R e tld e n ta m ust p a y 7% aalea la x In a d d itio n to rate* abov*. EDITORIAL Campaign was clean T ills past m onth saw a developm en t In Lake M ary that should be en vied by all oth er govern m en t entitles. Four people ca m paign ed for a political ofTlcc, and no dirt w as flung, Patrick C allaw ay, T h o m a s G reene, Frank M cD onald and Sheila S a w y e r all w ent after the Job o f city com m issioner. Seat 4. It Is to fill the rem ainder o f the term, through 1995, o f the late A .R . " D o c " Jorc. Even though there w as a great deal o f door-to-door cam p a ign in g by the candidates and supporters, they m aintained a respect for each other. > C alla w a y and S a w y e r received the highest n u m ber o f votes, and w ill now con tin u e to ca m p a ign until die ru n off election on A pril 19th. T h e f a c t th a t n o v e r b a l c h a r a c t e r assassination occurred, and no serious d if­ ferences o v e r a particular Issue Is not only com m en dable, it also Is a com p lim ent to the present city com m ission. T h e com m ission has apparently operated th e c it y to th e p o in t w h e re no m a jo r d iffic u lt ie s arc p ro m in e n t. E v e n d u rin g c o m m is s io n m ee tin g s , vo tes arc u su ally u n a n im o u s , r a t h e r th a n c o n t in u o u s three-to-tw o decisions as In years past. C on trary to previous cam p a ign in g, there w e r e n o p o litic a l s ig n s torn d o w n b y opponents. T h e c ity building departm en t reports no signs had to be rem oved because they w ere Im properly pluccd. T h e situation w as utopian. W ith the caliber o f these four people w h o iquullfted and, ran for election, the city w ould b en efit no m atter w h o en d s up b e in g elected. W e com m en d the candidates, their su p­ porters, the l-nkc M ary city govern m en t, and all o f the 803 citizens w h o turned out to vote, Even though It wus on ly 21.5 percent o f those w h o w ere qualified to vote. It w as a good nu m ber fo ra o n c -iss u e ballot. W hen the rim otf election com es on A pril 19. w e hope every on e w h o can w ill vote, and help the city contin u e to progress and prosper. BEN WATTENBERG ‘Goals 2000:’ Unstressed ideas win Ideas have consequences. Hut the media does not do a very good Job o f covering Ideas. Let me give you an example, and then tell you nbout a new television program that I will be moderating, which alms to help out. At 1:05 a in. last Saturday, the "Goals 2(XX)“ congressional conference report was passed. It Is landmark legislation In education, and President Clinton should tie proud to sign the bill into law. There were powerful Ideas at work as the White House. Congress and the education esiabllshmcnl wresiled with Hit- legislation for almost a year. The main argument — supported solidly by Democrats and by some Republicans — dealt with the concept of "standards" and "outputs." The Idea was that we were spending plenty on our schools, providing plenty o f "Inputs." hut our children were not learning much. The proposed remedy was to establish content standards tn subjects like math, English and history — then test the students — then put "stakes" on tliclr performance. No more "social promotion." no more "social warehousing" or phony grades or ersatz diplomas. No more free lunch. Hut conservatives stressed that ethical Ion Is a slute and local matter, and that even though the new slumlords would Ik- "voluntary." over time Washington bureaucrats would dictate a nu tlonnl cu rricu lum . Conservatives don't like federalization, ami they like 11 Irss when they believe that C l i n t o nappointed hoards will tilt education further toward liberalism , yielding a politically c o rre c t co rp s of d undcrheaded children. And Hint's not Impossible. Many liberals were c o n c e r n e d a b ou t stakes. They believed tluil m inority and poor children would mil do well on the tesls, and end up further penalized In the greal game of life. They also wanted lo [Concern about athletics { I am not u parent so In lom poslng this letter to tyou I am an "outsider" "looking In" so In speak In twliul I feel Is a very disheartening situation. As .once an athlete in high school I wus offered several iop|x>riuntiles to uttend college due to my athletic [ability. As n female this was a very accomplished opportunity as 14 years ago uthletics for women. ies|x.-clully colleges, was not as pronounced us ihcy lure today. However. In this situation. I am rail addressing a {fem ale point of view as 1am simply a "concerned" •community member. • For an entire season I watched young men '.running, sweating and playing as If their futures [depended on tliclr success. I refer Hi (he Seminole High School varsity foolbull players and team, t These young men put forth such cntlmslusm, such |dedication, uud very simply played tliclr hcurls [out, These young men — most of them liuve had i their hopes, dreams, und aspirations destroyed. I The athletic department has Just us much a j responsibility to help mold and puve the futures of [these young people as the cducutors themselves. I For the seniors on the teams, they put their trust land future In Hie hands of the people who [supposedly represent this department In hopes [that colleges unci other such Institutions will be [Interested In their abilities und accomplishments, j We hud sevcrul outstanding young men playing j hurt. Blck. etc. because they cured nbout the game, JHie team and their futures, some of them receiving [m any awards and outstanding mentions for their [performances. We even had one young man win [the Peter School Award, picked for All-Conference, las well us luring the very first Seminole High [School student ever picked to Hr- super senior • [All-Star game. : The unfortunate thing Is Hut apparently the high school's athletic department didn't perform us well us the players did themselves. Wc us a community have become aware that this departjment did not fulfill their responsibility to these young men by contacting colleges and Institutions or by promoting these young men us athletes. I Mud It not only sad but dcslnicllvc that because o f whut seemed to be u lack of Interest, Initiative or responsibility on the pari o f the athletic depart­ ment, some of tliesc young men have not hud whut could have been — their roads paved for them, having In fact foiuid themselves standing ulonc without u road to travel. Is It not unfortunate that these young men who could have been men who designed the buildings of the future, men who practiced the law o f the land, or maybe one o f them would have traveled Into space, “ where no man has gone before." or simply as a man behind u mask because of Ills skills surgically, suves the life o f a loved one. will get the chance to pursue tliclr dreams. K. Kraus Sanford K G B head enjoys his new job IT S M S m m K STUFF.. twm l READING 'RITlN&a«f 0 RELOADING & MR- v e rm • If I H Deja vu: Pardon my French BOSTON — There I am, nibbling my c ro is s a n t and sipping my cafe a n ta ll at the Au Hon Pain, when the terrible news dashes before my American eyes. The French arc convinced that wc are making u bid for Ibe hostile takeover of tliclr language. So they are trying lo pul up trade barriers against Imported English words. The protectionists of Paris seem to be suffering from what Is known among the young and hip In their land us lc stress. They do not like the fact that ears In France are equipped with le s u lr bans or that their monetary system Is suffering lc c a sh llow . They nre alarmed that llielr people arc dying In le s JumboJe ts and reading les best se lle rs. It's not reully English that has created this cause cetebrc. It's Hie pushy dialect known as American, We arc the ones who have the French eating le popcorn and watching lc talk s h o w or listening lo lc b it parade.. So the National Assembly Is going to vale Ibis Bprtng on a law that would prevent our words from taking up permanent residence In the ofDelnl French language. Virtually all forms of communication — government, business, radio, TV, advertising — would be forbidden from using un Immigrant word where u native equivalent exists or can he concocted. Well, pardon my French, but ns we say In America. M’s deju vu all over again. The linguistic trade policy o f lire French government lias been hostile to Americanisms ever since a book wus published called "Parlez-Vous FrunglulsV" That wus 30 years ago, when tire French had Just begun to do le s h o p p in g at lc su p e rm a rk e t. In Hie early '80s. The High Commission for the French Lungungc described Anglo-Saxons us cultural Imperialists trying to rule France by words rather than weapons. These conunlsslqncrs drew a linguistic Mnglnot line around the French border. It collapsed faster than you could say le m ic ro c h ip . Hut now they are at It again, and more seriously. Frankly, I always Hiuughl the Japanese were Hie protectionists. After all the French had put their moniker on lutascz-falrc e c o n o m ic s. It turns out. however, that while the. Japanese cure about what they make, the French cure about what they say. Whut the auto Is lo Japan, (lie bon m o t Is to France. The Jupnnesc care about economies, the French cure nbout culture. My guess Is that Hie French Intellectuals who liuve relgnlted this trade war aren't really angry that tliclr lives may be saved by something called lc u lr bag. They are appalled at the cultural takeover by the likes o f Arnold 1 i M iM s B M h M ita w H M, a M a-a sB M ll n **"J*c>-wrt-, •«*» »» Ideas have consequences. Hill Hie media docs not do a very goal Job of covering Ideas. Let me give you un example, and llirn tell you u Imiui a new television program that I will be moderating which alms to hrlp out Al 1:05 a . ill. Iasi Saturday, the "Goals 2 0 0 0 congressional conference report was passed. It Is landmark legislation In education, and I'resldcm Clinton should 1*' proud to sign the hill Into law There were powerful Ideas al work as the W hile House. Congress and the education establishment wrestled with the legislation tor almost a year JACK ANDERSON ELLEN GOODMAN LETTER make sure Hint poor schools had the teachers and the equipment lo give llirlr kids an equal start. That Is not an Irrelevant thought. These are serious Ideas. My sense Is that ihr final hill makes some accommodations to both liberal and conservative op|K>silton. hut ends up advancing the solid trinity of "standards.' "lests" and "stakes." which Is worth a iry. This Is by no means the end of the matter, and II Is a risky mailer Much will depend on who is appointed to certify the standards, how Hie Clinton team admlnlsleis the new law In relation to the Ctvl _________ Schwarzenegger and Euro Dlsnny. Here Is the country that gave us b a lle t and what did wc give them In return? L e d lstp ie-Jo ckcy. They gave us h a u te c o u tu re and we give them lc Jeans. They gave us a gourmet cuisine and we gave them lc fast fo o d , The people who exported Hie very word e lite to the states, have imported a mass culture that Is enough to make a i/u lc h c curdle und a so u ffle collapse. It's Insulting that the While House Is replacing a French c h e f with a home­ grow n co o k . [L e cook?| The more Ig­ nom inious fact Is that lire French peo­ ple are uctuully cutIngfchul dog. Hut b e fo r e th e trade war becomes a fait a c c o m p li, may I remind the French (but during u long and glorious era of free trade am on g la n g u a g e s , w ord s E The terrible have traveled both news Hashes w a y s a c r o s s th e before my Atlantic. American e y o s . j When we had only underwear, you gave us lin g e rie . When we had mere Mowers, you put them In a bouquet. When we had toilet water you created p e rfu m e . You gave our apple pic Its a la m ode. You gave our soup Ms d u Jo u r. You helped us know the c h ic from the g au ch e . You let us turn a mundane meeting into a re n d e zv o u s. If you ban Frangluls. I'm afraid we'll have to ban Engleneh. And while we may screw up from time to time, surely you don't want to commit such u terrible faux pas. So let us remember that France has always been uinong the avaut g a rd e . In Hits world of Instant communication and word proliferation, lunguage barriers are simply passe. LETTER S TO EDITOR Letters lo tire editor arc welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address of Hie writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be us brief as possible. The letters are subject to editing. WASHINGTON — Tin- head ol the new KGH. Yevgeny I'rlmakov. Is a chameleon like mail who will do anything tn keep bis |nl> because he enjoys Hie power — anil tin trappings ol n Little has been published in the Uniteri States about I’rlmakov. who as head ol the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service iIn SYK. continues in run an aellve spy network in the Dulled Stales II Hie Aldrich Ames affair Is any indica­ tion, I’rlmakov lias at least one more mole burled In Hie Ixiwrls nl the Central In te lllg e iie e A gency, leaking secrets In a treasonous manner to a country whose hundreds ol nuclear m is s ile s a re s till pointed al the United States I n e hnosing I'rlmakov lo head lire £ Whon Yollsln's n e w R u s s ia n In" inner circle le lllg c n c c service. seem s to Russian President chanqo as often llo rls Y rlts h i cm as the wealhor phusized Primakov’s Primakov longtime credentials remains one ol its a prominent ututhe few _ dcmleinn and former constants. " I'nivdu comspniidcnt. What Yeltsin neglected lo nicnunn publicly Is Hull Primakov, according i<> several knowledgeable Russian und U S Intelligence sources, was a longtime agent Im the old KGH — al least since 1959. Ills codename was "M axim ." Even today, when Yeltsin's inner e l i e l e seems to change as often as the weather. Primakov remains one ol the few c o n s t a n t s When Yrllsln originally lapjx-d him to head the SVR, II was partly because I lie old KGH bureaucracy felt eomforlubk: with him In charge, lie is a mail who lias managed lo please such disparate masters as Leonid ilrc/lmcv und Mikhail Gorbachev Even In his early days with (lie KGH. Primakov's political skills permitted him many perquisites, with little grumbling from Ids colleagues. One source noted that whenever Primakov would make a visit in a Middle East countiy. In Ills from role as un academician. Hie KGH contingent there "would receive a cable In advance, and were told they were responsible for his security In these countries, and lo keep him happy. When lie was there, lie always asked Hie KGH personnel to bay him expensive presents from Hie KGH budget Usually he returned from Moscow with huge higgage. Tile money spent on Hie presents usually was found In the KGH fund." That's tire kind of addition that Primakov lias always savored. One lop SVR official noted how much Primakov lusted after lhe lop new KGH Job because hedldn'l want lo he anybody's No. 2 anymore. "He was tired of being an adviser to somebody. He really wants to be Hie policymaker, lie very much enjoys the Job. And he's quite happy." Prlmukuv confided to one Inquirer: "I worked fora long time as un adviser. The two yeurs that I spent In tire Kremlin, though It was not a long period. It was enough to realize that the position o f an adviser doesn't suit me. I like this Job where 1 am the top-ranked man. und I decide wlrnt work I will do." To keep that Juh. Primakov has deliberately suppressed personal Information that might he seen as adverse, und tried lo advance lire myth Halt Ire was u courageous Yeltsiu-slyle riTormcr all along. He doesn't tulk about his KGH career, und has even publicly denied It In several Russian press reports. More curious, he has ducked any confirmation that he Is part-Jcwish. In Muscovite power circles, this Is not a useful aspect for Primakov, who has taken note ol the rise o f u ltra n u tlo n a llst V la d im ir Zhirinovsky on Hie back of anti-Semitic remarks. �S anlofd Herald. Sanlord, Florida - W ednesday Anril R 15)04 - BA Land DEATHS JOHN E. "BOISE W ILCOX" ALLEN John E. "Boise W ilcox" Allen. 88. Dollarway. Sanford, died Tuesday. April 5. 1994. al Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. He was Ixim Jan. 10, 1900, In Tallahassee, and was a lifelong Florida resident. Mr. A llen was a farm er and a mem her o f Progress Missionary liupllsi Church. Survivors Include wile. Anna: daughters. Mrs. Bernard Knight. Mrs. Theory Stringer: son, Henry Brown: eight grandchildren. Da Id win-Fairchild Cemetery and Funeral Home. Onkluwn Chapel. Lake Mary, in charge of atrangemenis. CLAIRE M. DENVENUTI Claire M. Benvenull. 82. of West Oakwood Avenue, Orange C ity, died Monday. April 4. 1994. at West Volusia Memorial Hospital, Del.and. Born Feb. G. H ll 2. In Dunmore. Pa., she moved to Central Florida from Seidell, N.Y. In 1993. Mrs. B e n v e n u l l w as a s s is t a n t postmaster for the U.S. Postal Service In Scldcn lor 23 years She was Presbyterian. Survivors Include daughter, Marlette L. Sautter. Orange City: so n, Arthur J o s e ph , Stroudsburg. Pa. two grand­ c h ild r e n and on e g r e a t ­ grandchild. Stephen H. Hilda n i l Funeral Home, Deltona. In charge ol arrangements. KIMBERLY MARIE BUMGARDNER Kimberly Marie Hurngardncr. Infant. Florida Avenue. Sanford, tiled Monday. April 4. 15194, at her residence. She was from In i trlaudoon Feb. 22. 1994. Survivors include parents. Bay Patrick amt Lori Ann (Moore) Mu m g a r d n e r p a l e r n a I grandparents. Virgil and Donna Bumgardner. Sanlord: maternal gran d m oth er. Marie Moore. Lnngw-ond: m aternal greatg ra n d p a ren ts. W illia m and Margaret Bergson. Tampa. llrlssou Funeral Home. SauInid, In charge ol arrangetuents BETSY CLAIRECRAPO Betsy Claire Cra|«i. 59. Sum mit Hill Drive. Deltona, died Monday. April 4. 1994. at Flor­ ida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Born Nov. 28. 1934. In Slum­ lord. Conn., she moved to Cen­ tral Florida In l!M8. Mrs, Crupo was a I n i s monitor h»r Seminole County School System lor 10 years. She was Piolestant. Survivors Include husband. Clyde Walter. Sr .; daughter. Susan I). While, Deltona; son. Clvtle Walter. Jr.. Deltona: sis­ ters. Barbara .lours, Montlccllo, Sally Murphy. Geneva: two grandchildren Stephen B. tlaldanl! Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge ol arrangements. PATRICIA "P A T * II. LYNCH Patricia "P a t" I f Lynch. 80, Helena Court. Deltona, died luesday. April 5, 15*514. al De­ ltona Health Can- Born Nov. 15. 1913, In Yonkers. N Y., she moved lo Central Florida In 15175 Mrs. Lynch was secretary 11ii Westchester County Welfare Dept.. N Y She belonged In Our Lady ol the Lukes Catholic Church. Deltona, Council of fulhnllc Women A Nocturnal Adoration Society. Deltona Civic Association. Deltona Women's Club. Marigold Circle. Deltona Garden Chin. Empire Slate Club. S u rv iv o rs Include several nieces anti nephews. Stephen B llalduul! Funeral Home. Deltona, in charge of arrangements. MARY E. MacDONALD Mary E. MacDonald. 92. South M ellonvlllc Avenue. Sanford, died Monday. April 4. 15*94. al Hlllhavcn Healthcare Center. Sanlord. Bom CXI. 13. 15)01. In Louisville, Ky., she moved lo Central Florida In 1985. Mrs. MacDonald was an office secre­ tary, She was a member of Church of the Nativity. Lake Mary, and the AAKP. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e sous. Douglas. Deltona. Sebastian. Chicago; three grandchildren. Ciram kow Funeral Hom e. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. DORIS PAQUETTE Doris Parpiettc. 84. OverbrookDrive. Casselberry, riled Satur­ day. A pril 2. 15)94, al her residence. Born Sept. 19. 15)09, In Fort Plain. N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida In 15)54. Mrs. Paquette a secretary. She was Presbyterian. Slie belonged to DAB She Is survived by a husband, School W hat’s for lunch? Thursday, April 7 ,1994 Chicken Mashed Potaotos Roll Chorrlos Chet's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Wilfred. B ald w in -F a irch ild Funeral Horne. Altamonte Sporlngs. In charge of arrangements. JULIA VONDAROST Julia Vonda Rost. 93. Orlcntn Avenue. A ltam onte Springs, died Tuesday, April 5, 1994, at Life Cure Center of Altamonte Snrlngs. Horn May 22, I5HX). in Plymouth, Pa., she moved to Central Florida from Brooklyn In 1978. Mrs. Bosl was n home­ maker. She was Catholic. Survivors Include three grandc h i l d r e n : nine urealg r a n d c h ild r e n ; and th r e e great •grcat-grurukhllrircn. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge or ar rangemeuts. GERTRUDE R. SEIFERT G e r tr u d e B. S e ife r t , 75). Balsam Slreet. Deltona, died Monday. April 4. 1994. al Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Born March 8. 1915, In Soudcrtoii. Pa., she moved lo C e n t r a I F I o r I d a fr o m Mechunleshurg, Pa. m 15*72. Mrs. Seifert was supervisor with the U.S Navy. Mcchunleslmrg. She W’us a member of Firs) United Methodist Church, De­ ltona. N.A.B F E . and A A.B P Survivors include husband. R o g e r ; sou. G a r y B . , Moeh Miienhurg: sisler. Ellen Mart/. Deltona: brother. Edward Bit/, W Beading. Pa.: three grandchildren. Stephen K Baldaulf Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. ROSA MAE SMITH Rosa Mae Smith, 58, Carver Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday. April 2. 15*5)4, at her residence Horn March 2B. I93G. in San­ ford. she was a lifelong resident Mrs Smllh wasan assembler S u rvivo rs Include m ollicr. Flossie I, Zanders. Sanford: sous. Emanuel Johnson Jr . Harry Woods. Robert L Woods, all ol Sanford: daughters. LaD u ll a F o s s lt l. A lt a m o n t e Springs. Ondrla Renee Woods. Colorado Springs, Colo.; brother. Dun Williams Jr,, Sanford: sis­ ters, l.llllc Mac Felix, Rochester. N.Y.. Bertha Hill. San Jose Calif.. G eorgia Royal. Sacram ento. Calif.. Kathrlnc Chandler. Term.. Josephine Coshy. Seaside, Calif.. Juanita Mtirkcy. Plamtlehi, N.J . D o ro th y Wi l l i a ms , and Altntnease Jar ques. troth ol West Palm Beach: five grandchildren. Wllson-Eiehclhcrgcr Morlunrv. Inc., Sanford, in charge ol ar­ rangements. PAULINE F. TESTON Pauline F. Tcsion. 74. Mayfair Circle, Sanford, died Monday. April -t. 1994. al South Seminole Hospital. Longwurd. Horn Oct 3, 15*15*. she was a lifelong resident ol Sanford. Mrs. Teuton was a seamstress before retiring. She was a member of the I’ionccr Methodist Church. Survivors Include daughter. Cleo Cohen: three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Brinson Funeral Home. Sunlord. In charge ol arrangements. JOSEFA M. VELASQUEZ Josefit M Velasquez. 85. Sun­ down Trail. Casselberry, tiled Monday, April -I. 1994, al Flor­ ida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Born March 19. 1905). In Col­ umbia, she moved lo Central F lo r id a In 15)5*0. She w as Catholic. S u rv iv o rs Include several nieces and ncplrews. All Faiths Cremation Service, Casselberry. In charge ol orrungements. JOSEPH VITELLO Joseph Vtlcllo. 73. Pnlnscltlu Avenue. Sanford, tiled Tuesday. April 5. 195)4, In Lakeland Born July 29. 1920, In Brooklyn, he moved lo Central Florida In 1980. Mr. Vlielkr was a rcliretl heavy equipment operator, fie trelonged lo Nativity Catholic Church, Lake Mary. Hnllnn American Club. Orlando, Sons of Italy. Knlghls of Columbus. Fr. Lyons Connell of Sanford, and the Elks. Survivors Include son. An­ th on y C lu n elm en o , W in te r S p r in g s : (la u g h te r . Nuriev Gamez. Longwoul: brother. Sal. New York City: sisters, Dolly and Gloria, New York City; eight grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hariri Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge o f arrange­ ments. PAUL EMILE FRECHETTE, SR. Paul Emile Frechette. Sr.. 74. Galveston Avenue. Deltona, died Wednesday. March 30. 1994. at Ills residence. Born July 23, 1919, In Newport. Vt.. he moved lo Central Florida from Foxhoro. Moss. In 1980. Mr. Frechette was u retired chemist for Penn wall Chemical Co.. Boston, and a member of Our Lady of the Likes Catholic Church, Deltona Survivors Include daughters. Susan Kdlund. North Attleboro. Mass.. Kathryn Auld. Dellary. Barbara Dill. Deltona: sons, Paul. Jr.. Deltona. -Jeffrey, Queens. N.Y. Stephen B Italdanlf Funeral Home, Deltona, In charge of arrangements. LOUISE ABBADESSA L o u i s e A h l i a d r s s a . 5)0. Bakersfield Avenue. Deltona, died Sunday, April 23. 15)514. at West Volusia Memorial Hospthd. Del.and. Born March 17. 1904. In Messina, llaly. she moved lo Central Florida from Lexington. Mass In 15*87 Mrs Ahhadessa was a retired llnnr manager (or Sent I Furniture Co.. Boston, She belonged to St Ann’s Catholic CImrch. DeBary. and the New England Club. Deltona Survivors include husband. Joseph Stephen B Itulriuulf Funeral Home, Deltona. In charge ol arrangements JOHN HARRY SNELLBAKER. JR. John Harry Snrllbaker. Jr., 82. Hunt Court. Deltona, died Monday. April 4. 15)94. at Ills residence Horn Nov. 2. 15)1 I, In Philadelphia, he moved to Cen­ tra l F lo r id a In 15)80. Mr S n e ll b a k e r w as a r e t ir e d machine operator lor Mlntor Bros. Candy Company, lie at­ tended Lutheran church. Survivors include wife. Anna O liv e r ; d a u g h te r s , J u d ith H a rtm a n . D e lto n a . S u sa n Pickro.H. I.cvlltown, Pa.: sons. .John III and Charles, both of D e lto n a s is te r s . D o r o th y Me G a rvey, C hicago G ladys Gold, Trcvosc. Pa.: brothers. Daniel. Denver. Colo., Charles. Phlladlphlla; 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Stephen B. Baldutill Funeral Home. Deltona. Irt charge of arrangements. JOHN P. SOBOTKA 9R. John P. Sobotku. Sr.. Bardahl Court, Deltona, died Friday. April I. 1994, al Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Born’ June 15). 15)23 In Syracuse. N.Y.. hr- moved to Central Florida from Bridgeport. N.Y. In 1988. Mr. S oh oik a was ow ner of Sobntka Trucking Co. He was Catholic by faith, lie was a IJ.S. Army veteran of World War II. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ile , Geraldine: daughters. Sueatm Clifford. Syracuse, Mary Ami C o w a n . O h le e n. P a t r i c i a Bum garner. Winston Salem. N.C.. Sandra Thomas. Deltona: s is te r s , F ra n c es S e s s io n s . Hrcwcrtnn. N.Y.. Helen Beach, Deltona; 12 grandchildren and four grcal-grnndehlldren. Stephen H. Daldauff Funeral Home. Dclinna. in charge arrangements. of FUNERALS A L L E N . J O H N E . " B o n * W ilto n ” F u n e ra l s e rv ic e ! lo r M r JoXn E A llen , aqe II. ot Sanlord. who paw ed aw ay T u e id e y w ill be conducted Satu rday a l II a m . a l the P r o g r e i! M lc ilo n a r y i l a p l lil C h u rch . San lo rd, w ith P a rlo r E m o ry illa k e o ffic ia tin g Interm ent w ill follow a t Ihe O a k la w n P a rk C em etery, L a k e M a r y V lilla t lo n lo r ( rle n d i w ill be h eld F rid a y from 2 * and a I p m at the tu n era l hom e B a ld w in F a ir c h ild F u n e ra l Hom e. O a kla w n P a r k C h a p el. L a k e M a r y , in ch a rg e o l a rra n g e m e n t! B U M O A R D N E R . K IM B E R L Y M A R IE F u n e ra l le r v l c e i tor K im b e r ly M a r ie B u m g a rd n er. m la n l ilt u g h lt r ot Ray and Lort B u m g a rd n e r w ill be Saturday. A p r il t. al 2 p m In the B rK io n F u n e ra l Chapel Interm ent w ill follow n Sylvan L a k e Cem e tery F rie n d ! m a y can a l the fu n era l home F rid a y Irom 4p m u n t o p m A rra n g e m e n t! by U r liio n F u n e ra l H om e S a n lord T E S T O N . P A U L I N E F. F u n e ra l le r v lc e i le r M i l T t llo n w ill be T rid a y . A p r il I. at I t e m In the O rn io n F u n e ra l Chapel w ith Ihe Rev P a u l D aniel a lllc la lln g I n t e r m e n t w i l l f o llo w In E v e rg re e n C em etery F rie n d !m a y c a ll a l Ihe tu n eral hom e Thuridrey Irom I u n til t p n M n T e ilo n it lu r v lv e d by her daughter and io n In law C leo and J im Cohen, three grand ch ild re n an d three great gra n d ch ild re n A rra n g e m e n t! by B r tlio n F u n e ra l Horne, San lord In v a s io n Continued from Page t A woman lead I hem to a Hour salt- In a bedroom They also demanded rocalne Ircforc stealing more than S7(X* In cash and jewelry and leaving. The couple gave possible Iden­ tities for two of the suspects. "It serins there's more here." said Cindr Dennis Whitmire I low tild they know there was a Hour safe. Why did they ask lor drugs We have a ha of ques tlons T h e couple could not. he reached this morning According to a police report. Cory Holm said hr was lo his yard In Ihe 300 t i l f K ' k nl Live Oak Boulevard when three men wearing slocking masks grabbed turn and forced him inside dirntigli an open garage door Holm sahl they then taped his hands Itchlud Ills hack, placed him on the llnorund covered his head with a blanket. Yvonne Fuller-O'Neal said her hands w ere taped togeth er tiehlnri her hack anti Ihe masked men forced Iter Into a trerimoni where they demanded she open a sale From tlie coffer, the men took a necklace, O'Neal reported. The men demanded "the co­ caine." hot were told there was none In the home. The couple,rrjHirled the men look $355 Irom a wallet. Holm's backpack w hich co n ta in e d clothes and about 150 compart disks before leaving The couple described the llrsi man as a white male, live feet. 10 Inches tall to six feel tall, medium build, dark hair with a mustache, wearing a while shirt, leans and sneakers. The man's mimes was believed to Ik* Steve. The second man was d e­ scribed as five feet. 10 Inches lo six feel tall, medium build, bald and wearing a black shirt, black jeans and possibly named Boh. No description was given for the third man. Continued from Page I A a g r ic u lt u r a l u ses noncomplaint and eventually force owners to rezone and/or re­ develop their properly. The other option Is to redefine the regulations pertaining to agricultural zoning. The city staff has recom m ended tills approach ns being the most fair lo the d ly as well as Ihe properly owners. The PAZ Board recommended approval ol I his second option by a three lo one vote, subject lo the elimination of the amortization clause which was written Into the original pro|visal. The amortization as originally proposed would deal with atiy a g ric u ltu ra l type op eration which would cluing** from per­ m itte d to c o n d it io n a l use through tlu* enactment of the ordinance. " I f tliul change Is marie." West explained, "the property owner would then have six months during which to apply for a conditional use per­ mit. or change to wlml would he required." PAZ suggested the clause he cllmlnnlcd. If the commission agrees, the amnrllzotinn would no longer exist, and any proper­ ly use which currently exits would he grandfathered In and no conditional use would be ncedrd. If approved as tiring presented In ordinance form. Ihe uses |H-rmlttcd for A -1 zoned land within tlx* city limits would allow: single family dwelling: one horse or cow per acre; Irrc farms; 12 foul per pared; guest houscs/garagc apartments with a maximum of GOO square feet: vegetable ernp cultivation. "What we want to do." she said, "Is to make tin* agrlcnltur ally zoned land more computable with the urbanizing areas and residential nrighhlmods located nround lim n ." West gave ancxmnplc. "II you have. say. five horses on a full acre, and II was already zoned ngrtcuttura. you won’t have to m a k e a n y c h a n g e s II the amortization section Is removed. Oil the other hand. If It Is left In. you would have six months to either apply for a eondlllonal use lo keep all live Ixirses. or have to reduce to tin* one which Is required under the proposed changes." Regardless ol Ihe use. If the m e a s u r e p a sses, p r o p e r ly owners would he allowed to sell their agriculturally zoned land and Ihe new Intyer continue o|>eratlng under the grandfather clause, as tong as operations did not cease for n 5X) day period during 1he change o f ownership Because* the mailer drew a great deal of clll/cn participation during Ihe I’fltZ meeting. II Is being placed high on the agenda for tom orro w n ig h t ’ s c o m ­ mission meeting It will he pres­ ented in ordinance form, on first reading with public hearing. The C3tv Commission meeting Is scheduled to D'glu at 7 p.m.. In the commission chambers of L ik e Mary City Hall. UK) N Country Club Road. P la n s Continued from Page I A the Gateway Plaza, no specific tieveopmetit plans are being con­ sidered by PAZ at this time. Rather, a realigning of the prop­ erly Is being proposed The proposed Gateway Plaza is up for consideration as a p la n n e d d e v e lo p m e n t and master plan The plaza would Ik* located on ihe south side ol S.H 46. belween Oregon Avenue and Rinehart Hoad 'The land con­ sists ol 31 29 acres and Is part of the Northgate Planned Devel­ opment The second public hearing Is adjacent property at Northgate. consisting of 24,7 acres. A l­ though connected, the two liq c y l* are separately owned, A c c o r d in g to -lay M u rder, director of planning and devel­ opment lor lire city, thr property split to the original Northgate area ts being requested to avoid triggering a Development of Re­ gional Impact IDBII review pro­ cedure. The land had previously Irern zoned -is a planned devel­ opment hut under the new request, the multiple family and olflce/medleal uses would he eliminated Irom the property, to allow It lo he all commercial development. Two automotive related public hearings are also scheduled at the PAZ meeting. One request Is lor a conditional use for property at 2734 Orlando Drive, for an automotive deak*r sales (used). The second Is al 2482-2484 S a n f o r d A v e n u e , l o r an a u t o m o b ile and tru c k a c ­ cessories sales and Installation business. Additional Items listed on lire agenda for Thursday night's PAZ meeting areas follows: • Public hearing — Request for conditional use for properly tin the northwest corner of Highway 17-5)2 and 2nd Slreel for tire addition ol a second detached sign al the Intersection ol 1st and Maple Avenue. Sunlord I louse of Praise, owner, • P u h I I c It e a r i n g — Dimensional variance request (tor property, same as preceding Item). • She plan consideration — McDonald’s drivc-ln restaurant. 112 French Avenue. • Site plan consideration — U Haul mini-warehouse storage. 3851 Orlando Drive. • Silt* plan consideration — Sunshine Adult liny’ Cure'Center and till lire building.-.at .44 E. Airport Hlvd. • Consideration r. 12-month rxlenslon o f approval for final Improvement (ilnii. Goal plat. Carriage Cove North. • Additional business from IliHir or commission members. Tin* Sanford Planning and Zoning Cuiuinlsnlon meeting is scheduled to Iregln at 7 p.m . this Thursday night In the commission cl lumbers of San ford City Hall. 3(H) N. Park Avenue. We're Here In Your Community, Right Now For am laforiMliM col Ul-frN 1-800-ACS-2345 I A M tftlC A N CAMCfR lOCiltY GAINES Cq aju i <JIqavcL G a r d e n C h a p e l Funeral H o m e S a v e W it h A S u n B a n k H o m e E q u it y L o a n . 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SK 434 LONGWOOD • 834-8550 or 767-5101 ( A c r o s s fro m W illie H o se) ( J ) JO ! ; 1 -8 0 0 -3 8 2 -3 2 3 2 . ‘ Property tinur-iiK? mij t* required Weirder ilHC/t \w\SunlUnki Inc A SuaTrurt Rink 'Peiee >4Mind &inkin|* it a iffitlered w n x« nuik helc'itfuiKfutaitrl; to SunTtuil Hitkt la AvjiUUe us OrJ i f f , Scminalr. fhcwdoi. Like .and Brrurd count in ft A IIS 4 �s? OA - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - W ednesday, April 6. 1994 Tests Kiwanis Pancake Day set Saturday By VICKI DaSORMlEH Herald Staff Writer ! i SANFORD — If you’re looking for s o m e th in g to rlo th is weekend, you'll flip over lids one The annual Kiwanis Pancake Day will gel underway at the S a n f o r d Civic Center this Satur­ day morning. April Out Ha m The Klwanlans have been hosting the event to benefit many of the local children's charities for three decades now. Organizers said the event gets bigger each year And. Indeed, there are much more llum pancakes on llielr plate this year, When you enter the civic center, enticed by the delicious aromas o f pancakes, syrup and slz/llng bacon and sausage, you'll waul to cut first of all. tml don't miss the other activities going on until 3 p.m. The event Is designed to benefit local underprivileged voulh so there will be activities to raise money In a variety ways. B re a k C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e I A architectural won­ ders that chronicled the history ol what was once the strongest nation In the world, the students were also exposed to the way the Spaniards live today. "W e ate the kinds o f food they do and tried to keep the same kinds of hours they do." Hlalr explained. "I'm exhausted from that.” Oontlnued from Pnge 1A Meat tickets nre available for a d o n a Ho n o f 93 cite It. T h e Klwnnis Club of Sanford sug­ gests that pancakes make an excellent breakfast, lunch and dinner for your whole family. Each hour, door prizes do­ nated by local businesses, will lie given away. Local children's groups will p r o v id e th e e n te rta in m e n t throughout the day. delighting audiences with singing, dancing and a variety of talents. The shows arc free and on going throughout lhe day. Outside, there will be n farm­ ers' market Including truckloads or fresh fruits and vegetables. A silent auction, a merchan­ dise mart and a bake sole will be additional fund-raising activities that will take place tiimugboitl the day. Tickets for the Pancake Day are nvallnhlc at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, at the Sun [lank dow ntow n and at Tmichton's Result Drugstore. For more information, call 323-5088. real llle experience gained by the students Is Invaluable. Hlalr acknnwlcgcd. "W e learned more In 10 days there than we could have InH year In elass." she said. Hlalr said the students were all fascinated with "the little houses and liny ears and things" uloug the way. It was the "real Spain," she said, and that's what the students wanted to see. The trip was organized by the Seminole High Spanish classes, but there won't be a test. The person shown taking the lest It consents. Isaak argued the field tests drunk. measure normal faculties such Ronald Nownezyk. I’ h.D.. i as the ability to walk and talk. Clemson University psychology Judge distances and use eye- professor lest lik’d ns a detail* Itnltd coordination. expert w itness that sim ile If field sobriety tests are not sh ow ed p o llre w ere wrotij scien tific. Httl asked Isaak. almost half I he time (-Hi percent "W h y do officers testify lhe .when they watched sobriety defendants 'fall' the test. How tests, then guessed If the sill can there 1m- n pass/fall if It Isn't (eels were legally drunk. presen ted as s c ie n tific e v i­ dence?" The admissibility of the ficl " W e live and die by the sobriety tests was challenged h video.” Isaak responded, noting Hyman In Orange County at eases are won or lost when Tuesday morning hearing Sr |urors see sobriety tests ad­ lately lest evidence Is not use ministered to drivers. Jurors rely In Hay and ('lav counties and II on their own knowledge and use is restricted. In Oseeol experience to determine l( a County NASA: Endeavour ‘go’ for Friday By MARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA aimed for a Friday launch of Endeavour alter the spaceship's engines were found to be free of a (Lingrams defect discovered 111 the shuttle licet. The weather may not cooper­ ate. however. The chances o f good weather for the H:Ofi n.m. liftoff wrre put at 40 percent because of a cold front headed this way. Endeavour will lift oil with a crew of six and a set of highly sophisticated radar Instruments that will survey the world's deserts, mountains, volcanoes, forests, farmland and oreans during the ntne-dny flight. NASA had postponed liftoff from Thursday to Friday to Inspect Endeavour for a (law that engine maker Rockctdync d iscovered In oth er shuttle oxidizer pumps. Tuesday's In­ spection at the launch pad found no defective jtarls. help direct the flow or liquid oxygen through the pump was too narrow at one end. NASA feared such a pointed end could cause the strip to crock and send metal chips Inin the pump. That could lend to an engine failure or even an explosion. An Inspection of 12 more p u mp s — e x c lu d in g E n dcavmir's — found one other Rockctdync, a division of with an exceedingly narrow Roekwrll International, discov­ metal strip. That pump had ered the prohlrin late last week flown four times In space back In daring a routine Inspection of an the curly 1980*. Six other purnps had strips oxidizer pump llint had flown In space seven times, spokesman that were less than the specified six-hundredths of an Inch In Haul Sewell said. One of 11 metal strips that width, but the dlfferener was so slight as to be of little concert Sewell said. Rockctdync rnglnrrrs sper Monday and Tuesday testing on of the defective pumps at th company’s Los Angeles plant t see If the strip would cruel Although higher-than-normi pressure was applied, the slrl held. Sewell said. "h i Hie history ot Ihe pragma we have never, ever had crack In there.” Sewell said Workers did not file thr strip Into a rounded shape as ri qulrcd. Sewell said. ' I don't know how It hu| pelted," he said. The parts have not been mad since 1985. Navy museum officials looking for home for bomber B Y BILL K A C Z O R Associated Press Writer breakfast, she said, consisted ol a hard roll and hot chocolate. The midday meal was huge and rich. "And then tltey didn't cal again until 10 o'clock at night." she said. "A n d after that, they'd go out to the discos or whatever until the early morning." Hyman argued held sobriety tests administered by police be­ fore Individuals are arrested for DUI should not be admitted In court testimony. The tests being challenged Include the one-leg stand, walking a straight line and following a moving object with llielr eyes. The defense attorney claimed people are re­ quested to perform feats they do not do In their dally routine. T h e defense attorney also argued Juries tend to give more wrlght to police cfflcer testimo­ ny about the sobriety tests that the drivers were drunk. Hyman argued that held sobriety tests, like polygraphs, arc totally sub­ jective and should not be presV n led to a Jury. Assistant stale attorney Kllam Isaak told the panel o f Judges the field tests do not have to he scientifically reliable to be rclevunl to the question ol driver Impairment. He said police are mil pres­ ented as "expert" witnesses In DUI eases but use lhr sobriety tests to observe and report on a driver's ability to follow direc­ tions and perlomt motor skills, such as hand-eye coordination. The tests are used In determine whether a driver Is sufficiently Impaired in be arrested. Hlnod alcohol tests an* administered alter an arrest If the driver HENS A C O L A N avy museum officials say they arc trying to make sure a World War Il-era A rm y bomber mi the boitoni o f a South Carolina lake goes on public display rather than Into a private collection. That’s the only reason why the National Museum of Naval A via­ tion wants possession o f Hie plane, museum director Hob Rasmussen said Tuesday. Rusrnussen said he has no Interest In displaying the North American H-25 Mitchell In the museum at the Pensacola Naval Air Station but would louti’ if to another facility as has been done with other aircraft. "I'nt not prepared to put Ihe kind of resources Into It that u would lake to make it pres cit table." said Rasmussen, a retired Navy captain and fighter pilot. He disputed a Greenville, S.C., doctor's assertion that the Navy museum may want to salvage ihe bomber, which crashed In Lake Murray during a (mining mission 51 years ago Monday, fordlspluy In Pensacola, Rasmussen ulso said Dr. Rob­ ert Sciglcr, a pediatrician who Is trying to raise money for Ills own cllort to recover the plane and keep It In South Carollnn. ts wrong about the bomber's hls-’ l torlc significance. Selglcr has claimed the C Carolina Electric and Gas Co. model 11-25 was the same type If II were a Navy plane the used by Gen, Jim m y Doolittle bomber still would be Navy for Ids raid on Japan In 1942. property, hut the Air Force has a flying off thr deck of the aircraft different |«i|lcy on such wrecks, carrier USS Hornet. relinquishing them In property Doolittle used earlier and rarer owners, Rasmussen said. H model Mitchells. Rasmussen He said utility company of­ said. ficials arc anxious to have the "If li were a H model, there plane brought up by the Navy would lie no doubt I would go res ervis ts and placed In a a fter I t . " Rasm ussen said, museum because ol Its connection to the Rasmussen said he would Navy. prefer the bomber be kept lo The Navy museum, experi­ South Carolina, but so tar no enced In making such recoveries museum In (but state has come from Lake Michigan and the fo rw a rd . Som e ou t-o f-sta te Pacific Ocean, has been assisting museums, however, are Inter­ a Naval Reserve unit that located ested. Rasmussen said. the. plaint ontfHr bottom of Lake ' H o u lli C a r o l i n a 's s t a t e M u r r a y , o w n e d b y S o u th museum lit Columbia already owns a H-25. said buddy Macon deputy director id the Nav) museum ll was recovered frou another South Carolina lake ai least 10 years ago. Macon said there are no IIrut plans to recover the Lake Murray Itombcr and that thr museum may drop the project If opposi­ tion cuuiluucH, WE SOLD Whon our dautfiad ropr e*onUvt>* call bock our d u tlflo d advartlaara, many •ay wa add Itl Do you have •omsthlno to Mil? •HOUSE •CAR •BED •BIRDS • 9 0 AT? Co.I tha Sanford HaraJd todry and placa y o u ad. Our doasiflad •tall will ha happy lo hatp. 322-8811 EVERYONE'S TAKING A LOOK... 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To Run A n Efficient Office You Neat POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Revival Events & Starting Times Complete Fax Service (407) 322-8629 117 Magnolia Ave., Sanford • 322-5842 Registration Begins 8:30 A.M. invocation & Announcements 9:15 A.M. Since 1945 ounrsa B I I A . , 4 fit I II II II I I I ! II II II l l l l G reater Sanford C h am ber o f Com m erce 400 E. First St.. Sanford (407) 322-2212 Event #1 • Blind Man's Football, 4 Boys & 4 Girls 9 30 a m. B uy O ne . G et O ne F ree. Event #2 - Innertube Roll, 10 Persons 9.30 a m Event #3 - Broom Ride, 3 Boys & 3 Girls 9 30 a m Evonl #4 • Frisbuo Golf, 3 Persons 9 30 a.m Event US• Nine Legged Race, 4 Boys & 4 Girls 9:30 a m Event #6 • Chariot Race, 4 Persons 10.30 a.m. O *1 Event #7 ■Nerd Race, 6 Persons 10.30 a.m Event #8 - Hoop Relay, 4 Boys & 4 Girls 10:30 a.m B U Y O N E C O M P L E T E PAIR O F P R E S C R IP T IO N G L A S S E S (F R A M E ANO LE N S E S ) AT R E G U LA R P n iC E FRO M OUR HUGE S E L E C T IO N O F F A M O U S B R A N D N A M E S TH EN G E T A F R E E P A IR O f THE SAM E P R E S C R IP T IO N FRO M OUR S P E C IA L L Y TAGGED C O L L E C T IO N P R O G R E S S I V E B IF O C A L S . L E N S O PTIO N S. TINTS AN D C O A T IN G S A V A IL A B L E AT ADDITIONAL C H A R G E O N S E C O N D PAIR O F F E n IN C L U D E S M O S T S IN G LE VISIO N A N O F T 20 B IF O C A L P R E S C R IP T IO N S PemleVmon SA N FO R D Seminole Centre (Near Wal-Mart) 323-5000 No afiot r i v i u i i of dfatnnn J.w y Sam* torn m u Mono or fitter plun nrfcfcon, moy unity Cma onkxiot LyoOuyt» Collection on) ony elfiot homo on) an t comtwviftun 1vnn» VoOd voonon Hoy it. IW m itw h c y n n n g fW n m c M o m C 1000 Po or* be______ Event #9 - Biscuit Relay, 3 Boys & 3 Girls 10:30 a m. Event #10 • Quarter Relay, 10 Persons 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. • Bar-B-Que starts serving $4.25 Adult, $3.75 11 -under. (Advance Sale Prices) Cokes will be available for .50 a cup. Other foods will be available for reasonable prices 11:30 a.m. - Music by Paul Guffy 12:00 (NOON) - HALFTIME (Eat, Singing, Law Enforcement Demonstrations bogin, SW AT Team, Fire & Rescue, Bal Mobile, Canine Patrol, elc.) kk-kk A kk * * * * * * * AAA A A 30th ANNUAL , Kiwanls Pancake Day * Saturday, April 9 , 1994 Sanford Civic Center V S 4—J SANFORD 0 !Presents Ct & P Ob D o n a t io n : $ 3 . 0 0 a t t h e d o o r Benefit U nderprivileged Youth Hourly Door Prizes Entertainment A ll day by local youth groups Fresh Produce Silent Auction M erchandise mart Bake Sale Tickets A v aila b le A t San ford C h a m b e r o f Com m erce, S u n B an k D o w n to w n a n d T o u ch to n ’s. For m ore Inform ation call 3 2 3 -5 0 8 8 5TH A N N U A L YO UTH BLAST 1994 Event #13 • Wheel Barrow Race, 10 Persons 1:30 p.m. DAVID EDWARDS PAUL GUFFY 0**JfiMi H*ad Itffo! Event #14 - Innertubo Relay, 4 Boys & 4 Girls 1:30 p.m. • » |OJh tftd i I** y o rf im a l» »g* M u P*ul hM rryof»*'l #1 mm.»try for !*• p**1 t>a yM ri i t * • liidvotaiitlkif Event #15 • Hot Shot Basketball, Individual 1:30 p.m. t r o t N ccu*y on O jp and arm iMruyt dtMtov* H* , mmi i I » MIMI U K*r* Event #16 - Waterslide, Individual 1:30 p.m. Event #18 ■Potato Drop Relay, 6 Persons 1:30 p m Event #19 • Leapfrog Race, 8 Persons 1:30 p.m. 3:15 p.m. A LL G A M E S FIN ISH UP FO R FINAL EVENT 3:20 p.m. • EV EN T #20 • Group Relay - all churches participating 3:45 p.m. • E V E N T #20 • continued - (2nd Heat if needed) A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4:00 p.m, • Prayer for Sprilual Awakoning • led by David Edwards and Paul Guffy. Judges tally up points. 4:20 p.m. • Presentation of Youth Blast Winners and Trophies 4:45 p.m. - Close down after a tremondous day. N r%K group HARBOR P * J t mutre rx j m it u j i t% ooi o# •ncou/*g#mrr1 •nd comfort lo f * fctltn* A in«i ctn itn irourvj « comrMta] to ••rvmg J«tuf *nj (hll«rtg^ h»i <# towird m4lgr.ty in Ofi»l Sharia n cf »*• Event #17 - Hands Off Hula, 5 Boys & 5 Girls 1:30 p.m. Serving: 8:00 a.m, to 5:00 p.m. S h o e S to re FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Event #11 • Pyramid Scramble, 10 Persons 1:30 p.m. Event #12 • Izzy Dizzy, 3 Boys & 3 Girls 1:30 p.m. is 208 E. First Street • 322-0204 • Mrs: 9-5:30. Frl. 9 - 6 AA ** * * * * ★ ★ * * Morning points will be totaled al this time o in its f o r the... V #> a fflakontNp « P W id m « J fk t IV IV A L W E E K S C H E P U L A P R IL 9 - 13, 1994 A p ril Q U ir Y O U T H EH A S T A T FT . M E L L O N P A R K IN S A N F O R D (Alluiualn ,il S.ilv.ilinr, A r m A p ril 10tti - BMb a ill. Spoakur. Oavict f.dwaids M usic.. Paul Oulty X P R O M IS E 10 JO a in (S a m e as provious saivii a ) (> t>:> (i ill SpaakOf. David Edwards • Music. 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W �i WEDNESDAY Sanford Hefald 0 ? r April LOCALLY ORLANDO - The Orlando Magic. playing wlllioul ailing center Shanuillc O'Neal. got M ItoiniH anil 10 rebounds from Jell Turner In iLTent I he Milwaukee Ducks 104-07. O'Neal aal mil the name with a stomach virus. I he Ural lime In Ills two year earner hr missed a name because of Injury or Illness. Turner look up Ihe slack, scoring 14 |Mitnls In the first half when Ihe Manic opened a 20-polnt lead. Rookie Penny Hardaway scored 21 points and Nick Anderson 14 for Ihe Manic, who need one more victory or another Charlotte loss to qualify officially for the playoffs SANFORD — No nhnrtngr of runs herr. Tlte tcamn In the Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Girls' Spring Slowplteh Softball League must have thought they were id Iraek practice idler circling Ihe bases for 40 runs In the two games played at Plnrhurst Park. What makes the amount of runs scored even more Impressive Is the fuel that Ihe four teams only hatted In 13 Innings and scored In 11. an average of over 4.4 runs per at bat. Chain o f Lakes Marine again had tfie biggest offensive output, lacing 20 hits In a 21-0 triumph over Sanford Optimist Club. The oilier game was a little more sedate, but their were still plenty of runs scored as Rotary Breakfast Club scored four runs lit Hie bottom of thr second Inning to break it 0-0 tie and defeated Regatta Shores. 10 0. Chain of Lakes Marine scored five runs In tlte top of the first lulling, then put the game away MIAMI — Sick, sore and slnklnn In Ihr stand Inns. Ihe Miami Heal fell a lot heller alter they ambushed Ihe NHA's holiest learn Miami limited Ihe New York Knlcks to 30 percent shoollnn and snap|>rd their 15-name wlmitnn streak Tuesday with a KKl-Hli victory. Miami played without Injured center Rnny Sclkaly. while starters Glen Rice and Grant Lonn were weakened by Ihe flu The Heal lost seven or lheir previous clnhl names, lurludlnn a 110-H7 blowout al New York on Saturday. Harold Miner scored 22 points and Sieve Smith 20 for lire Ileal, who earned their 39lh victory of Ihe season, u franchise record. Tars surprise Hurricanes CORAL GAHLKS — Seoll Thayer sltinlcd home Tony Rich for Ihe go-idicud run In the clnhtli Inning lo lift Rollins lo a 4-2 win Tuesrluy over Miami. lien Fleet ham (9-2) struck out seven and allowed two nuts on seven hlis In seven Innlnns loearn Ihe win for the Turn(31-0) Jay Tessmer 12-11 took ihe loss for Miami (27-01. AROUND THE NATION Dodgers rally by Marlins LOS ANGELES — If Ihe Irest way for Ihe Los Angeles Dodgers lo pul Darryl Slrnwlrerry's latest problem behind them Is simply winning, i hey look a step In tliul direction Tuesday. IMneh-hlller Jett Treadway's saerlflee fly with one oul In Ihe eighth Inning gave Ihe Dodgers a 4-3 season-opening victory over Ihe Florida Marlins, a day after Strawberry admitted he had a substance abuse problem and went on the disabled list ELSEWHERE Nordiques lie Panthers QUEBEC — Joe Sakle scored with 48 seconds left Tuesday night lo give Ihe Quebec Nordiques a 3-3 lie with the Florida Panthers and maintaining their faint playoff liopcs. The tie left Quebec barely alive In a bid for Ihe eighth and filial playoff spol In Ihe Eastern Conference, which the first-year Panthers cur­ rently hold. Quebec Is seven |>olnls behind Florida with four games to play. The Panthers' lead over the New York Islanders, their closest pursuer, was cut to two points. Tile Islanders, who beat Washington 4-3 In overtime Tuesday night, have five games left while the Panthers have four. Andrei Lomakin. Stu Barnes and Jesse Helangcr scored goals for the Panthers. WHAT’S HAPPENINQ Baseball □ Lake Brantley at Seminole. 4 p.m. [ I Lake Mery et Oviedo, 7 p.m. I . Lake Howell at Lyman, 7 p.m. JV Baseball □ Oviedo el Spruce Creek, 7 p.m. □ Lake Howell al Lake Brantloy, 7 p.m. Softball □ Lake Brantley at Spruce Creek. JV, 6 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. JV Softball ( ILake Mary at Lyman, 4:30 p.m. Tennis □ Seminole at Mainland, boys and girls, 3:30 p.m. □ Lake Highland at Lake Mary, girls, 3:30 p.m. □ Spruce Creek vt. Lake Howell, boys and girls, at Rod Bug Lake Park, 3:30 p.m. BASEBALL □7 :3 0 p.m. — ESPN. Chicago While Sox at Toronto Blue Jays. (L) C o m p le te lis t in g s on P a g e 2 P FOR t t B Chain of Lakes Marine, Rotary slug way to victory F ro m S ta ff R e p o r ts Heat knock off Knlcks t C ran k up the offense Turner leads Magic AROUND THE STATE e 1994 S p o r t s _____________________ IN BRIEF t _____________________ Ihwit RoUry Br««kf*tl Club 240 — 4 (one single and one run each). Providing Ihe offense for Sanford Opfomlst Club were Stacy Olcn (double, single, two runs. Kllll. Shalonda Peterson (triple, run. RDI). Ramil Lor (single, two RDI), Shelly Pralt (single, run). Kelly Simmons. Ilrandl Colgate. Ilamhl Degass and latllc Lal’or (one run and one RDI each). Rachael DcVoldcr (runl and Allen Colon (RDI). 1 ti. - 10 I ChJlnof Lik»* Minn# Untord Optimal Club 111 t - on 4 - II It » i with an right-run third Inning Contributing to the Chain of Lakes Marine offense, which featured 12 extra base lilts, were Lakeyenls Ilyrd (two home runs, two singles, three runs, seven Rill), Nina Ilyrd (home run. double, single, two runs, four RBI). Sharon Wllllnms (two doubles, single, two runs. Rill) and Candice Drown (two home runs, two runs, three Rill). Also contributing were Chuynn Hunter (triple, double, two RH1). Shannon Jackson (double, single, two runs). Shayla Hooks and Kallrsha Hayes (two singles, two runs and one Kill each). Keasha Bradley |lwo singles. Kill). Adrian Lytle (home run. two runs, Rill). Tasha Dixon (single, two runs) and Tashlu Lawson and Ocltivlu Redd Rotary Breakfast Club was led by Shavon Anderson (double, two runs, two RDI). Lakclta Ilryunt (single, two runs. RDI). A. Pearson (single, run. two RDI), Rrlttnny Ramsey (two runs). M. Duncan (run. RDI). Angela Campbell and Lisa Evans (one run scored each) anil Lindsey Aten. Maretlii Daggs and J. Carr (one RDI each). Doing Ihe hitting for Kcgnttu Shores were Shlcy Dixon and Erica Davis (one single and one RDI each). Jessica Spradlrn (single, run). Rose Knight and Abide Harris (one run and one RDI each). Tonya Oerlos (RDIl anil Dana Poplllo. Maggie Monel and Kaiy Rlker (one run scored each). Lion girls, Tribe boys enjoy wins Hot streak has Silver Haw ks at c ro ss ro a d s F ro m S ta ff R e p o rts B y T O N Y O e S O R M IE R Herald Sports Editor CASSELBERRY — Jusl how good Is the Lake Howell I Itgli School hasch.dl team? Are the Silver Hawks Ihe learn that lost seven of Its llrsi I I games or arc they the learn that's won live ol its last six games. Including an H-2 decision over 5A District 4 foe Spruce Creek Tuesday night? With four weeks remaining in the regular season, now's the time lor them lo deride. 1'hls Is ihe way we should have been playing all year." said Lake Howell coach lllrto Benjamin, referring in the Silver Hawks' cnmhluallou ol steady defense and iHurlv offense in support ol winning pitcher Mall Huston's thrce-hlller “ There's still a ways lo go ycl. We can get right hack in the middle ol things. Including the conference race. If we goon from here.” Currently 0-3 in the Seminole Athletic Conference. Lake Howell |f» H| will resume Its conference schedule with a 7 p.m. game al Lyman this evening. Anchoring Ihe Silver Hawks' stretch nin Is a pitching si.ill that regularly produces elforis comparable lo Huston's gem Tuesrluy night and will be bolstered by the return of 8-foot, 7-tneh right -bander Mike Johnson. “ All year long, we've been more than pleased with our pitching." •uild Benjamin “ It's been the highlight of a team so far this season." Huston opened Tuesday night's game t»v retiring Ihe llrsi nine Spruce Creek hitlers Then alter giving up a pair ot unearned runs in the lop ol the lourlh Inning. Huston retired II of the last 13 butlers. He finished wltli eight slrlkmuts while walking Jusl one. What hits hurt the Stiver Hawks this season Is that while they've played solid defense and lilt the hall well, they rarely did both In Hie same game until last week, when Lake Howell won three of four gomes on the way to llnlshlng fifth In the Hlg Mine Bonanza tournament at Lake Brantley High Schml Against Spruce Creek. Lake Howell continued to play good defense (making pisl two errors, both In the fourth Innlngl and come up with clutch hits. After Spruce Creek rallied to tie the score 2-2 In the top of the fourth. Lake Howell came right back with two runs In the home half of ihe Inning. "W e responded lo the situation and came right back." said Dcnjamln. "A s long as we continue to do that, we'll be OK." Leading Lake Howell's 11-lilt attack was third baseman Mark Dcsabrnls. who was 3-for-4 with two runs scored and an RDI. Randy Proulx added a pair of singles and Iwo RDI. Kyle Feldman doubled In a run and scored a run. Kevin Stephenson added a single, a run. und an RDI. Dwayne Saulord singled and scored two runs. Rich DlTore hit a single und scored a run. Chris Tolliver added a double. Peter Gill singled. Mike Hernandez scored u run. Wayne Longslrccl singled twice for Spruce Creek. SAN FO R D — T ra cy K olscos. Carole Long, and Kelly Hargrave swept their way lo Individual victo­ ries Tuesrluy. leading the Oviedo Lions to a 7 0 sweep of Seminole III a Seminole Athletic Conference girls’ tennis dual meet at Lake Sylvan Park lit b o y s ' play. Oscar Canonlzudo and Sebastian Gras both posted 8 (1 wins lo help Seminole post a 5 2 victory over the Lions ‘EVi' 2 ^ 2 i- ^3 - Kolscos. who competed in the Easter Howl tournament hist week In Miami, swept past Aubrey Nelson 8-0 at No. 1 singles. Long did the same lo Kristina White In the No. -I match while Hiirgravc blanked Kelli >• -ilny <■»*■ Dalllngtdl ill the No. fVspot. . ' im lv' '< Al No. 2 singles. Kristin Stchblns defeated Tiffany Soderntrom 8 I T. *V) Jody Hodges scored an 8 5 victory over Blanca Stevenson at No 3. v<.... . ■ • ■ ....... w- >***>•*A* In doubles play. Kolscos Stchhins blasted by Nelson Soderstrom 8 0 while Long H odges bested Stevenson Alison Weslinark 8 I und and and und Caiionlzado shill out Oviedo's lien Melvin 8-0 .il No. I singles. Gras duplicated tile result over Ryan Norris In the No. -I singles mulch. Msfsld Pholo by Apcyl Mnlston Lako Howoll's Mall Huslon rotirod tho lirst nlno hittors ho facod and 11 ol tho last 13 in a throo hit win ovor Spruco Crook Tuesday. Ho lannod olght and walked ono Sprue* Cr»*k Lull* Howell S ILV E R H A W K S I. H A W K S ) 000 200 0 - I J « OJD 240 ■ - • II 2 L r a r n ChAm p^gne IA) And Y u f/o lm H utton And M trrw m dc/ W P Mutton (10 ) L P - l* A rn ( I S ) Save Non# L a k e Mo*# 11 T oU lvtr And F e ld m a n )U — Non# MR Non# Rvccirdt Sprue# Cr##h f 10. la k e Mo*#ll9 • Hawk catcher John Yuzzolln. who provided ihe comic highlight of the game when he nulled pitcher Justin Learn on Ihe hip with a throw Intended tor second base, had a single, u run scored, and an Kill. Keith Mastro also scored for tlie Hawks (7- I0L Also winning their singles mat* dies lor the Seinlnolcs were Eddie Vargas (an 8-5 victor over Chris Hawk at Ihe No 3 spol) and Matt Durham (who lopped Steve Aboud H I at the No. 5 position). Vargas and Graf later combined lo heal Hawk and Norris 8-0 In the No 2 doubles match. Oviedo’s two wins came at No. 2 singles, where Pete Hiifflugtnn bested Sonny Vong 8-2. and No I doubles, where Seminole defaulted Doth the Tribe hoys (5-5) und glrK (4-0) will play again this afternoon, traveling lo Daytona Beach to play Mainland. The Oviedo hoys |0-8) will host University on Friday at Red Dug Lake Park while the OvIcdO girls (0-3) aren't schedule lo play until the Seminole Athletic Confer encctournament April I3aud 14. Red Sox, Cubs, Royals continue winning ways F ro m S ta ff R e p o r ts ROY H O LLE R F IE L D A th le tics 241 ) - 11 12 oo« i — o 1 Blue J i t i Red l e i 1 *1 - » I (121)2 - 12 H R*y«li SANFORD — Th ree teams have shown themselves to be the teams to beat In the early going of the Sanford Recreation Department Little Major Baseball League season. All three took to the field Tuesday night and demonstrated Just why they've become the top teams. The three — the Sunnlluud Corporation Red Sox. the Railroaders Cubs and the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Royuls — combined to outsenre their opponents 45-6 und nuthlt (hem 39-6 to raise their combined records to 17-1. The trio did the diunugc In Just 13 of the scheduled 18 Innings. The Red Sox. the defending city champions, continued to run roughshod over the competi­ tion. pounding the ball for 15 hits (nine o f witlch went for extra bases) In Bini|>ort of u two-hlttcr by Lcvt Raines Jr. In a 17-2 trouncing of the Fisher. Laurence, Dccn ft Fromung Dlue Juys at Roy Holler Field. The Red Sox (6-0) actually fell behind the Blue Jays (1-5) 1-0 In the top o f the first Inning, but quickly erased that deficit us the first six hatters tn the lineup all had lilts und the Red Sox went on lo score 12 runs In the frame. Raines only utlowcd Ihrcc Dlue Jnys runners to reach base In Ills three Innings of work (a home run and a single to Jason Turner and a walk to L A K E FRO N T F IE L D P ir e lt t C e rd ln e lt 102 021 - 4 0 012 Ola - I I 210 002 - 1) 12 Cub* Eipol 120 100 - 4 2 Jacob Lang) und got eight of the nine out on strike outs. Powering the Red Sox offense were Raines (home run. two doubles, three runs scored, four RDI). Randy Ford (double, two singles, two runs scored, two RDI). Dud Dennett (home run. doid)lc. two runs scored, four RBI) and Jimmy Franklin (triple, double, two runs scored. RDI). Also hitting were Matt Mcrgo (double, two rims. RDI). Nick Erickson (single, two runs. RDI). Adam Frank (single, two runs). Troy Brinson (single, one run). Robert Robinson (single. RDI) und Eddie Morales (one runl. The team trailing the Red Sox In the American Division standings, the Royals, also used strong pitching and an high powered offense to Improve their record to 5-1 on the season. Anton and Alex Anderson allowed only one single and were supported by u 15-hll attack ns the Royals whitewashed the First Union Dank A s. 15-0. Like the Red Sox. the Royuls ulso used a hlg first Inning lo get themselves started, scoring seven runs In the top of the first Inning. The Andcrsons made It stand up. striking out five und allowing the A ’s (0-6) Just one single lo Eddie Wells and a walk to James Bering over three Innings. Doing the hitting for the Royals were Dwayne Tillman (three singles, two runs). Juson Sheffield (double, single, two runs, two RDI). Donovan Redden (double, single, one run, RDI) and Jeremiah Jenkins (two singles, two runs. RDI). Also contributing were Alex Anderson (single, three runs. RDI). Anthony Ratonarong (single, two runs). Robert Wilds (single). Anton Anderson (two runs) und Dontaey Major (one run). At Lakefront Field, the Cubs scored eight runs In the bottom of the second Inning to break a 3-3 tie and went on lo win their sixth straight game without a defeat, 13-4. over the Expos. The victory keeps the Cubs two games uhcad of the rest of puck In the National Division. Contributing to the Cubs' 12-hlt attack were Danny Drock (home run. three singles, three runs, three RBI), winning pitcher William Cleveland (triple, two singles, four RDI). ChunnIng Dyrd (triple, two runs, three RBI) and David Sanders (double, one run). □S ee L ittle Majors. Page 2B BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY I M . 1I A 4C Ms*#X . 1H »A, '■ •' J i i . �an - Sanford Herald. 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G m l n i k l O l 0 0 0 T o ta l! 25 45 21 12 92 O R L A N D O 11441 Scott 4 114 4 14. T u rn er ID 14 I 1 21, R o llln t 1 4 0 0 *. H a rd a w a y 1 20 5 * 31. A n d e rto n * 12 3 7 14. B ow ie 7 * 0 0 4. K ry ltk o w ia k 7 5 7 3 4. R o y a l A 10 0 0 17, Sklle* 3 5 0 0 5, A v e n lO O O O 0 T ota ls 4 1 1> 1* |] 104 M ilw a u k e e 19 19 15 14 97 O rla n d o 22 2) 72 2) - 14* 3 P o in t g o a l! — M ilw a u k e e S II (L o h a u t 7 4. M u rd o ck I 7. S lro rq I J, N o rm a n I *. Day 0 1, B a r r y 0 1. E d w a rd ! 0 71, O rla n d o 4 17 (S co lt 7 5. S k lle t 1 2, Turner 1 4. H a rd a w a y 0 3. A n derton O i l . Fouled out — N orm a n , R o llln t Rebounds - M ilw a u k e e 54 (C d w a rd t 7 ), O rla n d o 51 IT u rn e r 101, A i t l t t i — M ilw a u k e e 24 (M u rd o ck 4), O rla n d o 32 (H a rd a w a y 9) Total b u l l M ilw a u k e e 19. O rla n d o 7* T e c h n ica l! - M ilw a u k e e Illegal detente. O rla nd o Illega l detente A — 15.291 H E A T I4 4 , K N IC K S I* N E W Y O R K (1*1 Bonner 4 * 7 7 14. O a k ley 4 10 2 4 10, E w in g 5 13 8 4 II, D a v it 4 1 ) 5 5 15, H a rp e r 1 2 4 4 4, W illia m * 4 4 3 2 10. M a io n 2 9 1 4 2. Anthony 1 4 3 4 5. B la c k m a n 1 2 1 2 3 . G a ln e t 1 2 0 0 2 Total* 22 >5 20 35 14 M I A M I (104) Lon g > 15 1 I I). R ic e ) 11 5 5 II. S a lle y * IS 2 5 I). Shaw 1 4 0 0 A S m ith 4 10 12 I) 20. G e ig e r I 4 0 0 7, A t k ln t I 4 0 0 2. Cole* 3 4 2 2 I. M i n e r a l ) 1077 T o ta l! 17 4017 34 100 N ew Y o rk 1* 1) 11 1 4 - l* M ia m i 11 34 19 11 - 144 2 P o in t g o a l! — N ew Y o rk 2 5 ( D a v it 7 4. A n thony 0 1), M ia m i 2 4 ( M in e r 11. A t k ln t I 5, S m ith 0 1. R lea 0 I, Shaw 0 21 F o u le d out — None Rebound! - N ew Y o rk 49 ( E w in g III, M ia m i 52 (Long 121 A i i l t l t — N ew Y o rk 71 (H a rp e r 41. M ia m i 19 (Shaw 4) T o la l lo u lt — N ew Y o rk 20, M ia m i 7* T e c h n ic a l! — H a r p e r . M a t o n . E w in g , M i a m i c o a c h L ou g h ery. Sm ith. M ia m i Ille g a l detente. New Y o rk de la y o l g am * F la g ra n t lo u l — G a ln e t A 11.700 IDINQS A ll T lm t i ED T EASTERNCO NFERENCE A tla n tic D lv illo n W L T PI* O F ■ N Y R a n g e rt 10 2) 7 107 781 4$ 71 H 101 190 « New Je rte y 16 14 10 67 317 W a ih m g lo n )} 33 1! 7» 777 F lor Ida N Y lila n d e n 13 11 n 77 766 P h ila d e lp h ia 14 HI 8 76 717 77 41 i t IS ?ot Tam pa Bay N s rfh a a d DtviH on ■ P tH lb u rg h 47 31 i i 91 789 )V 76 14 ♦7 770 ■ M o n trea l 4) 30 • f l 773 i B u ffa lo 19 77 13 t l 770 a H inton 37 40 1 77 767 Quebec IS 46 8 '-A 7t7 H a rtfo rd 13 $6 9 is 186 otfav. W ESTERN CO N FEREN CE C e n tra l D iy fiio n W L T P it G F 41 V • n 339 ■ D e l ro d 41 V 17 ** 761 ■ Tot on fa 40 78 17 91 770 ■ [)alla% VI 11 10 HA 71) ■ Sf L o u ll 16 J l 9 It 738 ■ Ch icago W tnmpng 3) 47 9 11 714 P a c ific [Hwitton * C a lg a ry )8 71 M •9 767 11 1 • 1 V I ■ V ancouver ■ San Jon* 37 )3 11 19 74) A n a b tim 31 43 1 67 770 L o t A n g e la ! 76 47 It 63 760 Edm onton 33 44 17 VI 746 ■ clin ch e d p la y o d tuvth Tuesday's G a m e i F lo rid a ). Quebec ). he N Y Isla n d e r* ) W a lb m q lo n 1 OT SI L o u ll 5. C h ica go I Toronto*. D a lla i 4, D e troit I, V an cou ver ) San Jo t* 2. L o i A n g e ie i I W e d n e id a y 'i G arnet N Y lila n d e n a l H a rlto rd 2 ) 5 p m New J e rte y at P itllb u r g h 7 1* p m W athm glort at O tta w a > 35 p m Tam pa Bay a l M o n tre a l, > :ll p m Edm onton at W innipeg, 4 15 p m A n a h e lm e t C a lg a ry , 0 15p m T h u rtd a y 't O a m e t O lla w a a l B o ilo n . > 35 p m H a rlto rd a l Q uebec. r 15 p.m F lo rid a i t P h llt d t lp N a , M ) p m L o t A n g e ie i a l SI L o u ll 4 25 p m San J o te a l V ancouver 10 1) p m GA 319 708 741 772 713 303 243 768 7)3 7 tl 739 271 271 16) GA 763 7)0 710 763 779 171 744 76 7 214 740 X)4 797 NHL SUM M ARIES P A N T H E R S J. N O P D IQ U E S J F lo rid a 1 7 0 0 - 1 Quebec 0 1 7 0 F ir s t P e rio d — 1 f lo H d.i L o m a k in iv iM e lla n b y B a rn e s ) 17 47 P m a lh e s B u tch er Que ih o ld u q i 9 03 B a rn e s F la (hookm g]. 10 11 B s r m . F la (h old in g s t ic k l 11 49„ G u sa rov, Que if®Id in g t, 19 36 Second P e rio d — 3 Florida.. B a rn e s 11 iM e lla n b y ) . 1 52 3 Quebec, B . m c n 13 (S u tler. W o ia n ln l. 3 7! 4 Florid.* B elan g er 16 {M urphy, B enninq), 13 09 (p p l P e n a ltie s — Brovwn, F la , double m in o r (high s lic k in g ) 3 34 F in n , Quo (tripping)* 11 17, W olanin Q ue (high tlic k ln g ) . II 15 T h ird P e rio d — 5 Q uebec. K a m c m k y 77 ISundln. S a k ic). 4 51 * Quebec. S a k lc 2> IW ere nka H ie d ) . 19 IJ P e n a lllo i — K le m m , Quo I c r o t i ch e c k in g ). 1 24. F llig e r a ld . F ia d rip p in g ) . * 4* W olanin, Que (roughing). II 21. Denning. F la (holding). IS 11 O v e rllm * — None fV n a lt io i - M e lla n b y . F l a ( r o u g h in g ) , I J*. W e r o n k a . Q u e (rou g hin g), 1 5* S h o d on g o a l — F lo r id a > 1 1 4 4 - 2 1 Quebec II II IS 2 - 4 0 Pow er p la y O p p o r t u n is t — F lo rid a I ot 1, Quebec O ol* G oalie* — F lo rid a , F llr p a lr lc k . 12 4 5 140 ih o lt }> ta v e t) Quebec, F ile t , 14 24 4 (21 301 R tlo re e — D e n ii M o rel L ln e tm o n — Scott D r ltc o ll. Ran d y M ilto n O R L A N D O - C ii r r e n t FASCAR Laic Model point champion Ricky Wood did not have Ihe fastest car or llie beat-bundling car. bill tic had enough to win the 25 lap Late Model fealure last Friday, April 1, at Orlando Spccdworld. Wood used fits advantage ol starting on the pole hi go green flag to checkers In scoring Ills fifth win of lfie season, "1 knew I had a handful with Scott lllrainlclt) and David (Russell) behind me because Iwth ot their ears are faster than mine." said Wood. "Specdworld Is a one-groove track. It’s real hard to pass on the outside So I knew II I kept my Rue and stayed out at trouble, t could keep them behind me. With a few laps to go. we had to deal with lapped ears, bill I gat by them OK." Hramlett took runner-up honors with Russell finishing third In front of Dave Dcblllus and Toffy Hester lit the Limited Late Model fealure, a forgetful Glen Curler crossed the stripe In filih place tm( was declined the winner ol the even! To celebrate April Fool's Day. track promoters announced that the winner's purse and trophy would go lo the filTh-plaee driver Instead ol the first-place pilot “ I was In third place Irving lo catch the Todd brothers when I got high on iIn- track and two ears gul by me." said Carter, who recently moved from the Modified Division to Limited Late Models 'Willi four laps to go I was really charging, trying lo gel my spots hack, tint I |ust ran out ol time I cnmplclclv torgol the April Fool's stunt til I got to the front stt.iighi.tway anil the II.ig man brought me the winner s tropin Ttils is one lime 1 in really satisfied will) a fifth place finish The Todd Hipind. Timmy and TV/RADIO B ASEBALL 5 30 p m , — SU N , College, J a c k io n v llle a l F lo rid a Slat*. ( L I 2:20 p m . - E S P N . C h lca o o W h ile Sov at Toronto B lu e J a y i. (L I 10 30 p m, — E S P N , A tla n ta B rave* a l San D iego Padre*. ( L I 10:20 p.m . — S U N , F lo rid a M a rlin * at L o t A n g a le t Dodgers. (L I BASKETBALL 2:15 p m , - T B S , N B A . B o ilo n C e ltic ! a l A tla n ta H a w k !, (L ) HO CKEY 7:20 p m , — 54, Tam pa Day L ig h tn in g a l M o n tre a l C a n a dia n !. IL) SO CCER 1 p m — SC, Ita lia n L eagu e G am * o l Ihe W eek a l! o a l 11:20p m Radio BASEBALL 9:25 p m - W W N 7 A M 114401. A tla n ta al San Diego 10 20 p m - W G T O A M 15401, F lo rid a at L o i A n g e ie i HO CKEY > IS p m - W G T O A M 1)401, Tam pa B a y a l M o n tre a l M IS C E L L A N E O U S » p m. — W G T O A M I5 4 0 I, T h e P r e n Bov 2 p m - W W N 7 A M (740/1440). The S p o r li Nul 10 p m - W W N 7 A M (240). F lo rid a S p o rt! Evch a n g * 10 p m . - W W N 2 A M 11440), S p o r li F a n Tonight Mike, finished first and scrond, respectively. They were trailed by Michael Williams. Allen Rhodes, and Carter. Rick Johns dominated racing in-Hon In the Sportsman Division to notch his third fralurc win or the season Wall Loggias was second, seven ear lengths behind Johns Jed Rule. James Hansen, and Seoll rounded nut the top five. • | can't believe I was running Rial good,” Mild Johns. "I kept walling lor someone to come up and race with me. but It never happened. The ear was real comfortable and I guess I was going faster than I thought." In bomber action. Hobby Stevens led every circuit to take Ihe checkers two ear lengths In Iront of Glen Castro. Completing the top five were. In order of finish. Hick Schllmmer. Robert Jenkins, and llll) Gibbons. Dink Sullivan held off a furious late race challenge by Jared Allison m win ihr Mini-Stock main event At the midway point. Sullivan had about a 10-ear advantage ovor the Held with David l.ccklltnrr In second and Allison running third. Five laps lo the llnlsb. Allison got by Leeklltner and ta-gan tils charge after Sullivan With three taps remaining. Allison closed lo Sullivan's rear bumper and the iwn raced the remainder of the feature hump cr lo-htimpcr, Sullivan manag­ ing lo maintain Ids advantage Leeklltner was third with R J Amour Itnlxhltig lourth ahead of Keith French llruce Thompson finished first In the Modified Division with John Willis. Skip Honaker, Russ Kldridgc. and Ed Meridnh In tow L ittle M a jo r s Rltll. Terry Green (two singles, three runs, Rltll. Joe Sondheim (two singles!, Jeremy Rothwell ( si ngl e, i wo runs) . Curti s Woodworth (single, one null. Chris Wllle (one runt and Jason Sondheim IRIII). Pacing the Pintles (1-5) attac k were Josh Skipper (home run. triple, one run. three RHI). Jolmaihon (honks (home run. single two runs. Rltll. Toney llnh.innnii [two stogies, one rim. Rllll lames Harkticss (single, one iim Rllll Wayne Walls Ismglc) and Anlhony Everett tone noil llimsdav ntghl al Roy Holler Field, (he Sinus Realty White Sox take on the Cook Construc­ tion Orioles and at Lakefront Field. Ihe Marlins buttle till* Rlnker Materials Dodgers. Hot Ii games star) at 5:45 p.m. C o n t in u e d fro m ID Also chipping In were David Frcshotir Islnglc. three runs. Rltll. Roman Woodward and Jarred Fcddcr (one single each). Erin Love and Aaron Richardson (line run and one Rill each) and Chris Hurkcii and Jeremiah Dickerson (one run eachf Hilling lor the Expos (l-5| were Doug Gamer It wo singles, Rltll. C.itl Kiidcll (single one run) ( in i Send liwo runs seined) Adam < link lone mm .mil Knhv Nclm iRIHl The lln.il game ol the mgla saw a good tunic wall the Fun World at Flea World Cardin.its pimping out lo an early lead and holding oil the Freddie Howard Pirates, H li, Leading the wav lor Ihe Cardi­ nals |2--t | were Tyler Drake (double, single, one run. ihret- UP TO 22 MONTHS TO PAY DAYTON TIRES CHECK o u n SALE f'R I C fS O U CU STO M **• W A R N I N G *** non r ur ioolid Hr ouu coupe i irons ads outiSAir pnict s W H EELS & RAISED INCLl/Of WHAT lljlr CONSIOtO-t*tHA9- MOt/NtlUO INCLUOTO WHITE UfEllMt COuMlItB rfXLANCIMO INCLUDtD MIWUALVI Sit U-. 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Florida - W odnesday, A pril 6, 1994 - 3B People Cook of the Week IN BRIEF Healthy ingredients accent his culinary treats Scholarship applicants sought SANFOKD — The Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. announces II Is accepting applications for a 8500 need-based educational scbolarsblp to be given In June. I be following criteria are applicable: Applicants must be feinule, over 25 years old; must have completed a year of college and have proof of returning to the classroom; has maliilalnrd a 3.0 or heller average; Is a resident of Seminole County; ami cannot Ih- affiliated with the Woman's Club of Sanford nor the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford. Applications, due by May 4 for review, may be obtained at Ibc Financial Aid Department of Seminole Community Collega or by calling Mary Anne Cleveland. 333-0311. Nar-Anon to meet Nor-Anon meets every Wednesday at H p in. at West Lake Hospital, 589 West Stale Hoad 434. bong wood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living wllb an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict; gain serenity to make decisions and put your life back In focus. Cull 260- 1900 for more Information. Rotary meets early Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7:308:30 a m. at the Tlmacuan Country Club, on Rinehart Rond. Contact Mill Moore, president, at 323-1192. Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at (he Lake Mary Community Hulldlng every Thursday from 4:45 to <5:45 p in. Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow The Omni Toastmasters Club will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Call Sam Ryan al 67 1 2(15(1 fm more Information. NEW ARRIVALS Ttic following births have been recorded at MCA Central Florida Regional Hospital: March 12 — Doreen L. and Hrct A. Scgrcsi. Longwood. boy March .13 — Valencia and Ardlnc Daniels Hr., Sanford, girl; Dawn ami Matthew Dully, Han­ ford. girl March 18 — Charlie Roland and Tercll Hall. Sanford, twins: girl and boy March 20 — Tina and George Gurko, Geneva, boy March 22 — Zabrlna J. Merrill and Damien L Hurkc. Sun ford, girl HANFORD - Cook o f the Week Joe Hnrtlc- came Into his own where cooking Is concerned right out of high school with his first Job. Hurtle was employed with Dan's Restaurant In Longwood for nine years. He started out as a husbny and worked up to the position of u breakfast and lunch cook. H urtle Is now employed as a salesman with Flowers Baking. Born In Pennsylvania. Hurtle has sj>ent almost all of his life In Sanford. He has a true passion for sp orts a c tiv itie s . W hen softball season 1s In he Is work­ ing hard to gel sponsors In order to form his own team and. If that doesn't work, lie will find a team to join for the season. G olf Is another sport that Hurtle has recently came to really enjoy. "It cun be hard trying to find a purtncr-frlcnd to go golfing with," says Hurtle. "Not everybody has clubs or gets the same days off from work as I do but 1 still manage to get time on the course. A v e r y h e a lth - c o n s c io u s jierson. Hnrtlc keeps Ids body In shape with exercise and diet dnlly. He works at watching those fat grams and makes It a point to walk or Jog at least once a day. Hurtle's recipe for Swret and Sour Cocktail Sauce Is more nr less "a recipe that I have added a few things to and I have taken a few out to make it have that s|>ecial taste that I was looking for." A good and healthy recipe for breakfast Is llartle's recipe for French Toast. "You're not miss­ ing a thing In the taste departmen! on this one," be said. "And It only lias two grams of fat." Another diet recipe Is one that Hat He says "Is great after u maybe ton heavy dinner or Just a snack that won't add those extra pounds." Party Diet Delight Is easy to make and Is filling ns well us light In calories. A true spaghetti sauce tukes a tilt of preparation In preparing and cooking time. Harllc's rccljic for spaghetti sauce Is ''worth theextra effort." Hurtle said. C O O K OP TH E W EEK & RENEE KEITH ragon. Tabasco and 1 tablespoon, butter. Sprcud mixture over thech ick e n und then roll th f chicken In hreud crumbs. Drizzle remaining melted butter over the chicken. Bake uncovered at 375eF. 1 hour. Serves 4. PRENCH T O A S T 3 substitute eggs H slices while or grain bread 1 fresh egg white Vegetable cooking spray Easy, delicious und heart* healthy when made with sub­ stitute eggs und served with powdered sugar, maple syrup, HmM Photo by Room Kolth nutmeg syrup, heated brown Jot Hartla enjoys home at lh« range. sugar or berry sauce. Non-sttck Ills all-time favorite recipe to Ground blnck pepper to taste skillet can be lightly sprayed prepare Is Chicken Dijon. "I 2 Isp. swret basil with ( (Hiking spray. 1 lb. ground beef (for meat­ really can't say enough ubout In large dot dish or bowl, the wonderful tustc of this reci­ balls) combine substitute eggs and egg pe." Saute onions and garlic In white nnd mix well. Dip bread In olive oil. Add tomato paste and S W E E T A N D S O U R egg liquid and heat In lightly C O C K TA IL SAUCE cook for about 5 minutes. Add sprayed, hot, nonstick skillet, tom ato sauce. Have boiling I 112 or.) can lomulo paste turning once, until browned on water ready and add a little at a 1 (8 oz.) boltlr Karo syrup both sides. Cut diagonally. Serve time, leaving sauce thick. Add 3 Tbsp. Worcestershire sauce immediately. 3 Tbsp. garlic salt sugar (2 tablespoons far each Serves 4. Per serving: sulurulran of tomato pastel. Add salt 12 oz. 7-Up soda ed fnt. 2 grams; cholesterol. 5 Hoz. red wine vinegar and pepper. Crush anise seed mg.; calories. 407. well am! add along with sweet I Tbsp. Accent P A R T Y DIET DELIOHT 1 Isp. ground black pepper basil and oregano. Simmer sauce 2 large packages slrawberry In saucepan, combine and mix for 2 to 3 hours covered, stirring Jcllo alt Ingredients, simmer 10 to 15 occasionally. Add meatballs and 2 large cans fruit cocktail minutes. Do not bell. Serve as cook another 1 to 2 hours. (For 1 smull bottle cherries cocktail sauce for meatballs, meatballs, season meat, roll Into 2 large packages lime Jello cocktail sausage or shrimp. balls and broil or fry In oil until I large container Cool Whip browned. I Then add to sauce. Yield: 4 cups. Prepare gelatin early and have SPAG H E TTI SAUCE CHICKEN DIJON ready to serve. Just before the 2 medium onions 1 whole chicken or 4 chicken party. In clear glasses or goblets, 1-2 Tbsp, olive oil breasts, cut up layer Jello. starling with straw 3 cans tomato paste 2 Tbsp, minced onions berry, fruit cocktail and Cool 6 cans tomato sauce ‘/Stap. Tabasco sauce Whip. Top with cherries. 3 cups boiling water cup bread crumbs (R en ts Kolth la a S a n lo id Pinch of salt Vt cupDl|uti mustard H o rald correspondent end ,Cook U tsp. tarragon I Tbsp. unlsc seed 5 Tbsp. melted butter or mar­ ol the Week columnist. Plaaee Pinch of oregano submit nom inations for tha garine 0 doves garlic Mix m ustard, onions, tar­ wookly feature to 321-8748.) 0 Tbsp. sugar Turkey offers light, flavorful, nutritious din in g year round Once, turkey was only consid­ ered for hearty holiday dinners. Now. with the variety of smaller cuts and the ground option. It can appear on the dinner table In m any d iffe re n t form s yea r round. It offers light (lining, good nutrition and a mild flavor which Is compatible wllb a wide variety of other foods. As an added bonus, turkey Is low lit calorics, cholesterol, sodi­ um and fat. A 3 oz. serving of cooked skinless turkey breast has only 119 calorics. Dark meat has slightly more calorics, about 143. Turkey Is easily prepared In the microwave oven. Try some of these warm weather favorites. These Mexican sandwiches arc easy to make and offer a change of pace for casual menus. TU R K E Y F A J IT A S 1 lb. boulcss turkey cutlets. M IC R O W A V E M AQIC M ID G E M YCO FF cut Into thin strips 1Tbsp. cornstarch Vt tsp. garlic salt Vt Isp. chill powder Vt Isp. Worcestershire sauce 14 teaspoon cumin Dash of red pepper 1 green jieppcr I medium onion 3 Tbsp. lime Juice 8 Hour tortillas (8-lnch size) Sour cream, guacamolc or salsa Combine turkey, cornstarch, g a r lic s a lt, c h i l l p o w d e r ; Worcestershire sauce, cumin. and red prpper In I-quart casse­ role; mix well. Let stand a few minutes. Slice green pepper and onion Into thin strips. Add to turkey. Cover with casserole lid. Microwave on 100 percent jKiwcr GW7Yi minutes or until turkey Is no longer pink, stirring twice. Stir In lime Juice, set aside covered. i'lace tortillas In plastic bag; fold opening over to close. Microwave on 100 percent power 30-45 seconds or until warm. To serve, spoon turkey mixture onto tortillas. Top with sour cream, guacamolc and/or salsa. Eat like a sandwich, fold­ ing up end ami side of tortilla. T ills variation of a family favorite becomes lower In fat with the use of turkey. TU R K E Y SPAN ISH RICE Vt lbs. ground turkey 1 small onion, chopped l/i cup chopped green pepper 1 can |Hoz.I tomato suiter cup quick-cooking rice cup water xh tsp. chill powder 3 drops hot pepper sauce Crumble turkey Into 1Vi quart casserole: udd onion and green pepper. Microwave on 100 percent power, uncovered. 4-5 minutes or until no longer jilnk. stirring once; drain. Mix In tom ato sauce, rlcc, water, chill powder and hot pepper sauce. Cover with casserole lid. Microwave on 100 percent power. 7-8 minutes or until liquid Is absorbed and rlcc Is tender, stirring once. Let slum) u few minutes before serving. Use leftover turkey for tills pasta-turkey salad. It’s ready In ubout 20 minutes. 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Add lom atoes and WARM TURKEY-PASTA olives; toss lightly. Sprinkle with S A LA D I cup uncooked pasta nug­ chips. Microwave (UK) percent), uncovered. I Vi-2 minutes or gets* until heated through. Vt cup sliced celery About 5 servings — 399 calo­ 1 small onion, chopped 1 cun (1044 oz..) condensed ries each. * Elbow or medlum-to-small cream of chicken soup shells can also be used. Vt cup mayonnaise When you need a smaller 3 cups cubed (-(Hiked turkey quantity of turkey, use u turkey 1 medium tomato, chopped breast. Place In microwave-sale cuj> sliced ripe olives I cup slightly crushed jiotuto baking dish; cover with waxed jiuper or vented plastic wrup. chips Cook pasta as directed oil Sturt the meat skln-stdc-down package. Drain, rinse utid set and mlcrowuvc on 100 percent aside. Combine celery and onion power about 4 minutes per In \Vt quart casserole. Cover. pound. Then microwave on 50 Microwave on 100 percent \Vt-2 percent power (medium) 6-7 minutes or until Just ubout minutes per pound or until tender. Add pasta, soup, may­ turkey Is tender, turning meat onnaise and turkey; mix lightly. skln-alde-up halfway through Cover. Microwave IKK) percent) cooking time. Let stand 10 8-9 minutes or until licutcd minutes before using. However, my reader asked for the tallest b u ild in g . Towers urc In a class by themselves. But read on for a view like your own: A D V IC E A B IG A IL VAN BUREN qulred about the world's tallest building. Toronto may not be In the United States, but Is Is part of th e w o r ld , und c c r t u ln ly qualifies. The Scars Tower may be the tallest "office building" In the U.S.A., but It Is 361 feet. 5 Inches short of being the tallest "building" In Ibc world. ARTH U R S E 1 D E N 8 C H W A R T Z . ARCHITECT, W A U W A TO SA , WIS. DEAR A BB Yi My daughter Is going to have twins In June. Her girlfriends are givin g her a shower and they were talking ubout gifts for the babies. Some of them are wondering whether they should bring one gift or two. They asked me for my opi­ nion. und I mild, "She's having two babies, so 1 think two gills, are required — a gift for each child." Was I right or not? SOUTH P H IL L Y FRIEND DEAR right. FRIEND t You MIGHTY DUCKS 2 P A M Cl 2:104:30MO8.30 (PO) MONKEY TROUBLE __________ M l T:H (Ml LIGHTNING JACK _________4:H»tl (HUD GUARDING TESS 2:204:207:200:20 IP0-T3) NAKED GUN 33 1/3 O 2:304:107:008:00 (P0-13)10 THUMBILINA 2:131:137:10 800 .1 . .a ,a (Q> THEPAPER M 2 00 4:307:13840--------CL JIMMY HOLLYWOOD MO4:407;M84Q_ JR) SHINDLER'S LIST m » . m ___________ a CLIFFORD _ 2:304:207:30820 ( « ) MAJOR LEAGUE 2 2:004:107:20830 D E A R A B B Y i “ A D u lly Reader In Downey. Calif." In- were (PC) 32 50 F O H A L L M O V I E S S T A N T I N G U E T W E E N 4 TO 6 �m. 41 - S an fo rd H erald . Sanford,* F lo rid a - W e d n e sd ay, A p ril 6, 1WA 31— P e r s o n a ls Harry Blackmun: ‘Good worker in the vineyard’ B y R IC H A R D C A R IL L I A s s o c la lo d P r o a s W r it e r WASHINGTON — Mathematics and medicine always have fascinated him. But Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun downright loves the law and baseball. "In both. Justice does not always prevail,'* a ruefully smiling Blackmun once told another Minnesota Twins fan after watching a ninthinning grand slam home run give the Baltimore Orioles a victory over his home state's team. tie follows the Twins and the Chicago Cubs, but tils love of baseball transcends team allegiance. And as he leaves the bench, Blackmun hopes the legacy of his 24 years on the nation's highest court will extend beyond hia writing the 1973 Roc vs. Wade decision that legalized abortion na­ tionwide. "I hope I would be remembered aa a person of judicial Integrity who wrote acceptably well and contributed In more than one field," he once told The Associated Press. 'T d like to be known Just ns a good worker In the vineyard who held his own and contributed generally to the advance­ ment of the law," To those who don't know him. Blackmun might seem to be a cranky old guy. On the bench, he often displays a Judicial scowl and can be snappish with lawyers. At other times, his homespun questions have hidden the intellect o f a magna cum laude mathematics graduate of Harvard who consid­ ered becoming a doctor and for years served as general counsel to the Mayo Clinic. When Blackmun takes off the judicial robe and puts on one of the ever-present cardigan sweaters he wears In his offices, warmth and humor emerge. He can talk at length about his two daughters and his grandchildren, about hla former : law clerks and their families. And he can Joke about hla longevity. In a 1990 interview, Blackmun called himself one of the high court's "three old goats" whose Inevitable departure, he predicted, would solidify conservative domination of the court for the next 40 or 50 years. He was 81 at the time. Fellow Justices William J. Brennan and Thurgood Marshall were 84 and 82. respectively. Both retired shortly thereafter. "T im e will take Its toll on the three old goats," Blackmun said. "W e will be replaced by appoin­ tees of the current administration or the next one, which is probably going to be another Bush administration. So It seems to me that before too long the court could be nine conservatives and that surely will last well Into the next century.” He was wrong. Bill Clinton beat George Bush In the 1992 election and will get to pick Blackmun's successor. Clinton already has filled one Supreme Court seat. Blackmun once was called a conservative, but morti rraontly was called a liberal. He believes he's alwayn been somewhere In between. "Oiib-tuu-to develop his attitude toward the (Constitution's) great phrases," he once told an interviewer. "What does equal protection mean? What Is cruel and unusual punishment? I would hope that I have grown In that respect over the years. But as far as shifting from conservatism to liberalism, I don't believe I have done that." Blackmun always suspected he and his high court colleagues held less than realistic views of American society. He called them and himself Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM I Nolle# I# hereby given the! I im enaeged In builnetl «| m Lime W illy * Clrci*. Alternant* Spring*. Semlnel# County, SI*rIS*. under in* FlctltJoua Ntm* of TROPICAL HOME R IP A IR IE R V IC I, and that I Inland to regllter M id n«m* with th* Dlvl,Ion of Corporation,, TellehotM*. Florida, In tccerdenc* with tho p ro v ltlo n , el tho Flctllloo, Nomo Itotuto,. ToWlt: Section U lO t . Florid* Sloluto* mi. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM E N o lle * It hereby g iv e n that w* •r* engaged In bvtlne** a t M J O rla n d o O r., la n ia r d . F L t i n ) , Sam inoi* County, F lo rid a , under th* F lc t itlo u f N am * e f C A N I N D U S T R I E ! , and th a t w* In­ la n d la rag lit e r M id nem o w ith th* O lv ltw n at C e rfo ra tlo n ,. T a lla h a t M * , F lo r id a . In a c ­ co rda n ce w ith th* p r o v lc lo n i at tho F lctltlo u * N em o S fa fu tit, T o -W ill S o d Ion I4J.07, F lo rid * S la t u t o t m i. C a rey W itch CELEBRITY CIPHER CwoOfflyCwnwcrypiegraawvt n oN tramouoution* kylemov* pul andpraam lochwnor inIh* aphar Hand* lor another rodayr Out r eeua* P. • k c o w T O N W P K K P T 0 o W M T ’ P P a p k W X T O • IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, IN A N D FO R I EMI NOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA CASIN0.77-1111-CA-I4K LOMAS MORTOAOE USA. INC., — Plaintiff, va. HOMER L E E BROWN and O LO RIAJ BROWN; FLORIDA MORTGAGE ASSOCIATES. L P . a Now Jtrtay Limited PortnoraWp; SEARS. R O EB U C K A N D C O ; W ILLIAM RISKE; ondony unknown hair a. davltooi. grant***, croditori. and other unknown portent or unknown tpoutot claiming by, through, and under any ol Ih* above named Do tendon It. Doftndanlt IN T M k C I R C U I T C O U R T AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It hortby given that th* underlined Clerk Of th* C ir c u it Court of Sem inole County, Florida, w ill on th* nth day ol April. Ittl. at 11:00 • ‘clock A.M. at Wott Front Door, Seminole County Courthoute In Sen lord. Florid*, offer for M l* end M il o l public outcry to th* hlghett and bat! bidder lor coth. th* tallowing deterIbod property t llu i l t In Seminole County, Florida: Lot 17, Block 17, WEATHERSFIE LD . Jnd Addition, according to Ih* plat thereof ot recorded In Plat Book II, Pogot i n and 10). Pub lic Rocordt ol Samlnol* County, Florid* pu-tuent to th* Final Judgment entered In a cot* ponding In M id Court, th* alyl* ol which I, Indicated ebov* WITNESS my hand ond ol llclal tool ol M id Court thli ) ltt day ol March, ltaa. [COURT SEAL) In accordance with th* Am er­ icana With OlM bllltlot Act. per torn with dlM b lllllo t notdlng a tpoclol accommodation to per tlclpot* In thlt proceeding than contact ADA Coordinator, M l N. Park Avtnwa, lu ll* NM1, San­ ford, Florida M77t, talaphon* 40MS7-4SN x m r , net lator than tlva (J) days prior to th# proca*ding. It hearing Impaired, (TOO) 1 SOOTSII77I, or Vale* (V) i #oo-fH 1770, via Florida Relay Sarvlca. (COURT SEAL) M AR YAN N S MORSE . C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: JanaS.JaM w lc Deputy Clark Publlth: A p ril,, l ) . i m OEQ-O V X W K C M D l l . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Th* f a t s o f ■ n a t io n h a s o fta n d e p e n d e d u p o n th# g o o d o r b a d d lg o a tlo n o f s p mlnlator," — Voltaire OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGH TEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CRIMINAL CASE NO.I A74-477-CFA *CSO INCIDENT NO.: 1= IN RE: FO R FEITU R E OF 1W7 TOYOTA VAN VINMT4YRMVIHS0S7U4 NOTICBOP FO R FEITU R E PROCEEDING TO: Pedro Cor u|o M J Wheeling Avenue Altamonte Spring*. F L 17701 and all othara who claim an In ta ra a l In tha fo llo w in g 1*17 T O Y O T A V A N , V IN U T 4 Y R 7 I V I M JCJ7JJ4 Donald F. Etllngar, of th* Somlnoia County Sharin'* Ot tic*. Somlnoia County, Florida, th ro u g h h la o f f ic e r * , invatllgatort or aganft. tailed tha above proparty on March 1, Ittl, at or noar 40* Prairie Lok* Drive, Seminole County, Flor­ ida, and la protanlly holding M id property lor Ih* purpot* ol for failure purtuan! to Sactton* 771,701-704, Florida Statutoa, and w ill REQ U EST that an Honorabla Judga of th* Circuit C ourt, Elghtaonth J u d ic ia l Circuit, Samlnol* County, Flor­ ida, find probabl# cauta that Ih* ab ove p ro p a rly ahould ba forfaited to tha above agency. You w ill b* tent a copy of th* O d o r finding Probabl* Ceuta one* It It tlgnod by th* Judge and It will advlaa you how and when to rtapond to th li roquet! lor lor failure. I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y THAT a true and correct copy ol thlt Nolle* wat tent to th* ebov* named oddrettet by U S. rogitterod mall, return receipt re­ queued. th li Slat day 61 March. m a. M A R Y A N N K L E IN LE G A L COUNSEL F lo rid a B a r N o .i H i m S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y S H E R I P F 'S O F F I C E U U t t t h SI root Sanford. F lo rid a 71771-tlW T ila o h o n o : (407) U 7 M 7 ) P u b 'lth t M a rc h N , H t A p r il 4, "StampedeT OP T H U E T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. PMaaa-CA'U-B THE CITY OF OVIEDO, a Florida municipality. Plaintiff, vt. E LE T H A M C N E A L a /k/a A L E T H A M C N E A L a/k/a A LEA T H A M C N E A L : THOMAS M CN EAL a/k/a THOMAS M CNEIL: THOMAS M CNEAL. JR.: M ARTH A M CN EAL WATSON; JA M E S M C N E A L; IOLA M C N E A L HAM M ETT; JE R R Y L. WATSON.at a l . --. Defendant i NOTICE OF ACTION TO: E LE T H A M C N E A L a /k/a A L E T H A M C N E A L a/k/a ALEATHAM CN EAL THOMAS M C N E A L a/k/a THOMAS M CNEIL THOMAS M CN EA L. JR. JA M E S M C N E A L IO LA M CN EA L HAMMETT And all partlet claiming in­ fa n t by, through, undor or again*! tha abovo namad pertorn, and alt parllot having or claiming to hov* any right, title or intaroat in th* property herein dotcrlbod. YOU A R E NOTIFIED that on action to qulot fill* to th* following property located In Samlnol* County, Florida: Lola 7, I, t and 10, Block 1 Allen* F ln l Addition to Wash­ ington Haight*. Plot Book ). Pag* 7). at recorded In th* Public R tc o rd i of Somlnol* County, Florida hot boon filed ogelntt you and you or* required to terre a copy ol your written dofontot. If any, to It on Plaintiff t attorney luted below within )0 day* alter th* tin t publication ond til* th* original tald written dofontot with th* Clerk of thlt Court olthor before torvlc* on Plaintiff* attorney* or Immediately thereafter; olhorwlto a default w ill be onttrtd again*! you tor th* ro lla t damandod In Ih* complaint or pot)Man. DATE 0 March it , I1«. (SEAL) M A R YA N N S MORSE d a rk of tha Circuit Cavrt By i Ruth King Deputy Clark W ILLIAM L. COLBERT, ESQUIRE I ft n it r o m , M c ln ta a h , Ju lia n , C olba rt, W hlgham A Sim m on*. P .A . Sun la n k, SultaD 300Watt P in t Sfraat Pott Of tic* Boi4*4* Sanford. F lor Ida 777714*4* Publlth: March 7). X A A p r il4. I), m a D B P tt) 94*SM3'M4f II K ( T U P L W o a , V K T W C I H L L R y D L W B O H P . * K ' , o Legal Notices L«g«l N o t lc f t, \m D IP -ID I THIS Orlando •Winter Seminole 322-2611 "prlm adonnns." In n recent commencement speech to Washing­ ton and Lee University law students, he urged them to seek "the common touch, the feeling for the little person." "There nre arrogant people tn this world, and arrogant lawyers, and, what Is worse, arrogant judges." Blackmun told them. When the court years before ruled that states were under no legal duty to pay for abortions sought by women on welfare, Blackmun bristled. "T h e re Is another world out there, the existence of which the court, I suspect, either chooses to Ignore or fears to recognize," he wrote. "T h e cancer o f poverty will continue to grow. This is a sad day for those who regard the Constitution as a force that would aerve Justice to all evenhandedly and. tn so doing, would better the lot o f the poorest among ua." It la Blackmun the baseball fan who wrote what may be the most extraordinary paragraph tn American law. In a 1972 declalon- called Flood vs. Kuhn, the Supreme Court allowed major league baseball to keep Its exemption from federal antitrust lawa. Writing for the court, Blackmun began with what might be called an ode to the nation*! pastime. In the fifth paragraph, he embarked on a Journey through some o f the game's most famous names — tn all, 88 players, owners, managers and even umpires. NIckHorty Pub lllhi April*, m , DIO-44 M o rk I. W oigraJ P u b llth : A p r il* , 1774 DEQ 4J CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 9:00 A.M. • 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 831-9993 AilCV GARAGE SAU ANTIQUES A C0UICTMU3 O ld p lc t u r e i, and m ltc . Thurdtay and Friday Only. »i*-1:70, 40J Magnalf* Ava., Sanferd. (Hlttorlcai D ltfrkt) BIO BIO SALE: 6M M int, (rath vaglabtoa, turn., * m ltc. 114 W. Cotoman C lr„ Sanferd THURSDAY A FR ID A Ya-T Ctrrlin Cow 6artM Site A T O PEN F IE L O A R E A ON 417 N E X T TO CAR R IAO E C O V E . A p r i l >,♦, )0. la m -ep m FIVE FAMILY YAM SALE Something lor avaryonal Good •tuttl 2M4M*llonvllto Ava. THURS., F R I.,S A T .f-l FNIMV A SATURDAY Eiecutlvt tta il datk, filing cablnaf, 4‘ ttaal folding fablat. 4' thop lightt, mot*I aff. unit, antique rafrig#rater,, larg* ta lld cherry table, Bldg. , b lock, ba b y d o th * * and Ita m i. Loti ot ml*c. >01 Drlttwoed Ln.,otf LakeMary Blvd. 7 ) . N* »*ifr Mrdat O A R A O I Ja to f? W h y b a ttM r7 7 WE BUY-PAY TOP P R IC III N7 tX -H lI •GARAGE SALE A0IANGAIN Call In your garage tato ad by 1) noon on Tueeddy and taka advantage e l our apwclal garag* M l* ad price 11 Call Cleealftod now for datallaI MOVING IA U i IS W a a t w a o d l a n d , (Plntcraaf) Sanford. SAM Starting Saturday until S L O S T D A R K B L U E 17 It boat c o v tr . l o t ! on 4ftA tw tw w n C o u n lry C lu b .im! A J fpott B lv d on 4 /) M found. p lM t o c o ll 3?) Q M l I H B > w r d Ratal srt par fstua, bated on 3 Unas 13 Unas Minimum Bchadtdtng m ay include Horak) A d v o rM o t at t r w c o t lo l tn ndd-honal d.i y C a n ce l w han you gat taeuR* P a y only tor day* your nd runt o l tot* n.vrw d U aa M doaenpbon tor la t la t l taaiOtt C op y mutt tolfciw occeptaiiie tytv, graphical torm -Com m ercial b aq u ancy iota* w o ovaa-iWo CHILDCARE tm, Partonal Rapraaanlttlvai CLAUD ETTE W. R IH R R N S SO* W, Laktvlaw Lak*Mary, FL 77744 Attorney far Partonal Rapratanlatlv*PR A N K C .WHIOHAM. .' ESQUIRE P tor Ida Ear No. Ill7f0 ITBN1TROM, MdNTOSH, JU LIA N . COLBERT. W H IO H AM * SIMMONS, P A P.O. Box 4S4t laniard. F L 72771 4 M Talaphon*: (407) 171)171 Publlth: April I, a m i OEQ17 MOVINGSAU Lott Of avarythlngl April I and f, »■). Pabbia Creek Apt*. Turn totl attar entrance to •nd. Latt bldg. (777) and apt. HI4) behind Pub)In_________ Cemptbte houtahold • Everything Gotti Mechanical and yard fool* April 7, I, and f, 7am-apm. aai E uth Streat F rid a y , S atu rday, I d . I N F o rd T ra c to r an d d ltk , good ru n n ­ ing co nd ition plu* m ltc . aquip. A lto , c h lc k a m an d r a b b lli. V P S R B a it aa, P a n o v a SS— Business OpporiunitlRi _________ Never A Feel_________ COL CLASS A DRIVERS 61-M o n e y to L e n d Blsddir Control Problsmt? S E N IO R S . 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S d u r d a y 4 /S . Scuba g* a r, fu rn ltu ro . N in ten d * , t h r lm a n e tt, ate. CITY DRIVER/LOCAl DRIVER t A C C O U N T IN O C LE R K e t l n r P u t your t k ll t l to work lo r larg* d e a ltrth ip [ le n e llitl F R E E R E O IS T R A T I O N AAA EM PLO YM EN I roo W J llh St . i l l l i l t C a r p e t C le a n in g SATURDAY ONLY Needed lo r th* O rla n d o a r t* Im m a d ia ta ly M u t t h a v e 7 y t a r t recan t v e rifia b le t i p * r lt n c * a n d a c le a n M V R . t n d o r M m t n t i a p lu t C a ll G e n e r a l P t r t o n n e l la m 4pm M o n d ay F rid a y tar mar# In fo rm a tio n 471-111) _________N a v t r A F e e l_________ C O M P A N IO N /H O M E M A K E R ta liv e w it h e ld e rly la d y . S a la r y , p r iv a t e liv in g q u a rta n , t i c C a ll attar 10am p ia a t* 7)7*?oo______________ * NEVI COMMUNITY* H0MEBUYERS PROGRAM 25— S p e c ia l N o t ic e s OVIEDO a s . BASEBALL SALE S a tu rda y * Sunday, ( A M 2Pm . W h ite * . ro d w orohouto, Inta rto ctlo n 4 11 *4 4, S an ford CDL CLASS B DRIVERS I n e ed ed I m m e d ia te ly lo r p oe lllon In O rla n d o area M u !t have t y ear recent v e rlfie b l* e ip e rla n c * and a clean M V R . al# brake* and H A / M A T a p lu t C a ll G e n e ra l P tr to n n e l la m tp m M o n d a y F rid a y for m ore in fo rm a tio n IT) I I ]) iFr«i^oni^ 12— E ld e r l y C a r e A D U L T C A R R In our p r lv lt t hom o S a n forJ a rt* L o t i Ol lo v in g ca r* 'o r your levad on** C on tact H o lly 17) S K I ' 4pp(la n c e s MOVING AND YARD S A U CABINET MANUFACTURER N eed ! E D O E B A N D E R O P E R A T O R . M a t e ria l handling c le a n in g , a n d tilin g t ) hr Im m ediate opening* u a 7144 IN MV HOME. OW N A PA YPH O N E ROUTE 11J00 week p oten tial U nique o p p ortu n ity 1 *0*>_*4a_74j7__ Remodeling MOVING SALE Needed Im m ed iate ly O rl In le r n a ll A ir p o rt C a ll today, _ y a r l tom orrow JS J41 * 17)4 M A J E S T IC IN V E S T IO A T IV E W f V k t t DomMlFlC rtlM flo n t ru n * . ____ 407-860-1254 BAGGAGE HANDLERS AIRLINE CLEANERS AIRPORT COUNTER HELP R e a to n a b l* ra te * Fenced ya rd, m eal* * tnack^j74_J747_ »d, th* S a n fo rd H p t a M w fll b* taaponalbl* for tha ftrat “ — “ ---------- - n d o n fy t o th* extent o l tha co at o f lh a l i c h o c k your a d fo r a c c u ra cy tha Brat day It FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOEIDA PROBATE DIVISION PltaNambaraa-Mi-CP O laW M PROBATE IN R E : ESTATE OF E M Y O A T E S BILL Decoaied NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* adm lnittratlan *1 th* e t'ite *f E M Y OATES BILL. d a c * a a * d . F it * N u m b e r ♦4-1*1-CP. It pending tn th* C irc u it Court tor S*mln*1* County. Florid*. Probat* Dlvl Man, th* addrett of which It Somlnoia County C«urth«ut*. Prebel* Dlvlalan. 701 N. Park Av*nu*. Sonfard, F L 17771. Th* name I and addrattat el th* p*rt«n*l rapratanlatlv* and th* perianal ra p ra ia n ta tlv e i atter nay ar* let farm below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SONS A R E NOTIFIBDTHAT A ll partont an whom thlt n*ltc* it terved who have ob lection i that challang* th* valid .lly at th* will, Ih* quatltlcatlent al th* per tone l rapratanlatlv*. venue, ar lurltdlclton at thlt Court ar* required ta III* their o b la c llo n t w ith th lt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FT ER THE DATE OF THE FIRST P U B L I CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A F T E R THE D ATE OF S ER V ICE OF A COPY OH THIS NOTICE ON THEM . A ll Creditor* of th* decadent and ether partont having claim* or demand* againit d*c*d*nt’i ettate on whom a copy of thl* notice la terved within three month* altar th* data at tha lirtt publication el thlt rwtlc* mutt Ilia thalr clalm i with Ihlt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OH THIRTY DAYS A F T E R THE D A T E OF S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A ll other creditor* o l th* decedent and partont having claim* or demand! agalntt th# decedent1! t it t le mutt III* thalr claim* with thli court WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE OATE OF THE FIRST P U B L I­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. A L L C LA IM S , D E M A N D S AND OBJECTIO NS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FO R EV E R BAR R ED Tha data of tha tin t publica­ tion ot thlt Notice la A pril *, Sand! 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A p ril 6, 1994 b y C h ic Y o u n g ■BtoRofF 1 < EE P ASKING SLOW DOWN /OU TO rsa/s . What are symptoms of yeast infection? DEAR DU. OOTT: Wiial arc rlic symptoms of a yeas! Infec­ tion and wind can I do ntioul It? DEAR READER: Yeast Infec­ tions cause a characteristic white, “ cheesy" coating or dis­ charge on the skin. In the mouth or In tlie vagina. The diagnosis is confirmed by a smear or culture. Which enables the doctor to Identify the yeast microorgan­ isms. Once this ly done, treatmenl with anll-yeast medication, such as Mycostatln. Is usually effective. I assume from your (|ucstlon that you are suffering from the pain and discharge ol a vaginal yeast Infection. Again, this should he diagnosed by a physi­ cian. hccaitsc other, non-ycasl (bacterial) Infections can appear similar. Then the physician can recommend appropriate Ihrru- i /M in \ b y H o w ie S c h n e id e r E E K a. M E E K I f f t M t S f c D M Y S E L F THAT I W O ULD GET IMW3LV/ED IW A R ELA T IO N S H IP THIS YEAR. W HO DO StX) HAVE Ik) M I N D '7 KjOeoDY IfJ RART'CULAP. WJELL, TH ER E HE ^ is y M EDICINE PETER GOTT.M.D. my Health Ueport "Peptic Ul­ cers." Other readers who would like a copy should send $1.25 plus n long, self-addressed, stamped envelope lo P.O. Ik>x 2433. New York. NY 10163. He sure lo mention the title. pyTo give you more Information. 1 am sending you a free eopy of my Health Ueport "Vaginal In­ fections." Ollier readers who would like u copy should send $2 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope lo P.O. Ik»x 2433. New York. NY 10163. Iksure lo mention I he title DKAU DU. OOTT: I was reccnlly told 1 have II pylori bacteria growing In my stomach. My doctor hopes to treat It with antibiotic suspension. Where do thr bacteria originate and how would I have gotten them lo my stomach? DKAU UKADKU: Many peptic ulcers ap|irar lo la- caused by bacteria called " II pylori." 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I luvc seen many road sign s cla im in g " S lo w Chlldren Playing." Presumably the quick children arc at home studying. Also open to misin­ terpretation wits this sign In Northern Ireland " If you find (lie service In this cafe un­ satisfactory. you should see Mr Wilson the manager " The correel play In today's deal should be ervsial clear lo an e x p e r t Alter a straightforward auction to four hearts. West leads the club king How should Soulh plan llu- play? Declarer has nine top tricks: six hearts, two diamonds and one club. II Kasl has the spade arc. everything will la- plain sidling. Ilul Is dial likely? West made a twn-lrvcl vulnerable overcall. Surely he has the ace. The next thought is to play three rounds of diamonds. In the hope that they break 3-3 and that West has to win the third round. It s a futnt hope ugalnst defenders with any acumen The only way lo benefit from a 3-3 diamond break Is nol to lose a diamond trick South achieved this by calmly playing a low club Irom the dummy at trick one. The second trick was won with dummy's d u ll arc, Soulh dis­ carding n low diamond Two lop dumps were cuslicd In hand Declarer continued with the d i a m o n d ace. a diamond lo lin­ king and a diamond ruff. When they split 3-3. South played a heart to dum m y's Jack and discarded a spade loser on the 13th diamond. Alter congratulating South on his play. West said: "Sorry, partner. Next tim e I'll lead lourth-htghcHt from my longest NORTH ♦ 7*3 V J 31 ♦ K7«4 «-*-*« ♦ AM EAST ♦ J 10 I 3 WEST ♦ A Q* ♦ io 7 a ♦ q j to VI ♦ a s i ♦ 10 7 4 ♦ KOJV32 SOUTH ♦ K 41 * A K Q »4 3 ♦ A I 3 ♦ 3 Vulnerable Bolh Dealer South S M th l Y 4V West :♦ Pav* N o rth IV Pass K a il P a ss Pass Opening lead: ♦ K and strongest." (0 1 9 9 4 . NEWSPAPER TBRPRISK ASSN. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 06, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 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/c336be66a45b6450a97a98c07fd7ae5a.pdf 0bcba2a7621dcf6b3ac05a007aeb43f2 PDF Text Text H li February if; 11, 1994 30 Cents S a n fo rd H erald Serving S a n fo rd , Lake M ary and Sam inola C o u n ty tin e a 1908 86lh Year, No. 150 - Sanlord, Florida NEWS DIGEST INSIDE Fighting kid crime Sanford may seek grant to battle growing problem □ Sports Raiders enjoying hot streak W INTER PARK — Seminole Community College's husrhtll (cam won Its third consecu­ tive game with a 10*7 trouncing or the Rollins College Junior varsity Thursday afternoon. □ S e e Page IB □ People By NICK FPBIPAUF Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Sanford may seek stale help in the bailie against Juvenile crime. A state grunt of up to 8100.000 Is available. T h r matter 1* scheduled tor discussion by commissioners during Monday afternoon’s work session. T h e Juvenile Justice System A d of 1993 provided funds to uddress the growth o f Juvenile crime and the Increase o f children suspended or cx|>ellrd from school. Money to help these program comes from the state’s motor vehicle trust fund, and Is set usldc as an Incentive to fostrr a reduction In Juvenile crime. According lo Information regarding the grant. It must lie aimed al. "... at-risk target age group. f Ju ven ile crime is a growing problem and it’s d iffic u lt to target one p a r t i c u l a r neighborhood which we could consider the worst at th is time, j -D eputy P o lic e C h ie f J o s Dillard See G ra n t. Page B A Tenants versus landlords In her Consumer Focu# colum n today, liurharu Gregg tells renders about the legal aspects of the rights and responsibilities of tenants and lundlnnls. □ t e e Page 3R Leaping into the film industry S c h o o ls w ith Sanford man stabbed SANFORD - Delbert Miller Jr.. 32. 2 17 1/2 E. 3rd Strret. was stabbed In the back last night. Sanford police arr seeking help In Identifying the knife wielding man. A ccording lo police Commander Dennis Whitmire. "Mr. Miller was taking his garbage out. shortly before 8 p.m. Iasi night, when this man approached him from the back and said, ‘give me all your m oney.’ When Mr. Miller said he didn’t have any. the man slabbed him In the lower part of his hack, and lied.” Whitmire said the knife was still In Miller when o(Deers arrived, and was taped In place while he was transported lo Central Florida Regional Hospital for treatment of his wounds. ” He started mmplalnlng that he w as having trouble moving his lelt leg." Whitm ire said, "and upparrntly the medics didn’t want lo take any changes w lh trying to remove the knife, so they left It In until he could be treated at thr hospital." Whitmire said the only description police have of the ullacker Is that he w-us a black male, about six feel loll, with a heavy build and large beard. " I f anyone has any Informants) on this case." Whitmire urged, "call us al ihc Sanford Police Slntlon. 323-3030, or call Crlmrilne as soon as possible." e ffe c ts o f b e e r By VICKI DsSOKMIBR Herald Stall Writer Thr Seminole County schools try lo see lo It that youngsters un­ derstand Ihe difference between commercials and rrnllty. especially when It comes lo alcohol and tobacco advertising Children not only see u lot of beer commercials, they remember them, according to u study that found lO-year-olds reciting slogans, reel­ ing oft brand names and saying they Intended to drink frequently later In life. a d s "M u ch of the advertising In tobacco and alcohol are aimed at you n ger a u d ie n c e s ." explained T o n y Durham, drug prevention specialist with Ihe Seminole County public schools. "T h e y have Joe Camel and things like the Hud Howl that are aimed at kids. They aren't things that adults are really Inter­ ested In." The (lashy. fun-filled scenes ac­ companied by pulsating music arr Just the type to grub a child's allrntlon. while public service an­ nouncements w arning of alcohol’s [ S ee Ade. Page S A S C C a u c t io n h e lp s p r o v id e s c h o la r s h ip s ■ y VICKI DeSONMIBN Abbarno found guilty Herald 8talf Writer SANFORD — A 4 1-year old construction worker was found gullly Thursday o f ul temptlug lo kill a nail salon employer and holding his ex-glrltriend against her will In October. Robert Richard Abbarno was convicted of attempted second degree murder with a firearm, aggravated asaault w ith a Drcarm. armed trespassing, armed false Imprisonment and carrying a concealed weapon. SANFORD — Al a sold out event on F rid a y e v e n in g S em in ole Commumlly College stands lo make quite a bit of money for Us students. The SCC Dream Auction will take place at the Sheraton Orlando North In Maitland. The Dream Auction lias been a favorite o f phllnntroplsls from a cross S e m in o le C o u n ty and elsewhere In the state for a decade. In addition to being a highly successful fund raiser for the col­ W HAT’S HAPPENING d e a l H M tU rs o w fry Tamm, Vtac**it Lake Mary High School lalevlilon and Him students U se Wilson (as tho Joker Frog) and Andrew Williams gel a lump on thalr career aspirations as they hop lo II during a recent break In class lege. thr evening Is a much antici­ pated evening o f entertainment. "Everyone lo o k s forward lo the even in g fur Ihe show that our auctioneer (former representative Art Grindle) puts o n ." said Dede Schuffnrr. rn-chair o f the college's Foundation Development Council. SchafTnrr has been Involved In the auction since Ita Inception. " I t ’s gotten bigger every year." she said. "And II has been sold out Ihe last few years.” T h e Drrum Auction Is expected to bring In at Irnst 850.000 for Ihc C 8 e e Auction. P a g e 5 A To-Do guide • Friday-Sal urday-Sunday. Feb. I I . 12. 13 — The 1994 All Souls Mardl Gras, on Ihc school grounds. Myrtle Avenue and 9th Street, and at Park on Park. Oak Avenue and 9th Street. Sanford. Arts and crafts with over 100 exhib­ itors will be the highlight, along w ith food, dancing, music, train rides, demonstrations and many other events. The Mardl Gras w ill be held from 5 until 10 pm . Friday, from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. Saturday, and noon until 6 p.m. Sunday. For additional Information, phone 322*3795 • A play entitled "O n Their W ay T o The Slabtown District Convention." sponsored by the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance and Community Improvement Association of Seminole County (ClASC). has Iren canceled for this weekend. Tickets sold to Friday and Saturday's perfor­ mances will be honored for Ihc event at a latter dale. Fro m atafT reports IM H M IM .BB B rid g e .......................H o ro too p a . Clasalflads •••••MS«B,7B M o vlss..... . Comics.......... IB Nation...,.,. C rossw ord •••••MSSSSSS• B People..... Door A b b y a s F o lio s - ..... Deaths..................BA Rollolon Dr. Qott........ ....... IB Sports...... BdHorfol........~.... ..4 A Television ••••••••••••••3B Florida...................BA Weather •••eooeoeeeeeeeeeBA Near record temps Variable cloudiness and breezy with a chance of mainly af­ ternoon showers and thunderstorms. High In Ihc mid BOs. Wind south 15 lo 20 mph. Rain chance 30 per­ cent. For westhor, too Page BA Waterfront development:What next? Official airs views on getting there from here By NICK PFEIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — The Sanford City Commission, during u work session, failed to approve a request for funds to hire University of Florida planners for lakcfront development. Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee Chairman Larry Stricklcr doesn’ t sec this as n setback, but as u realisation. ” 1 think whrn wr went In Ihe commission In seek financing.” he said. ” wc went with Ihe misconception (hat they would accept our recommendation. Hut to our surprise, they dldn'1. and now we have to continue moving nhrud despite that." T h e request was for Ihc city lo authorize B 15.000 In matching funds, to ullow for Ihc com m ittee to obtain the planning services o f Ihc University of Florida Studio Design program. U of F engineering and design students would have tuken plans already obtained by Ihc Steering Committee, through various studies and public m eetings, and formulated them Into a working plan. The students were expected to also develop a scale model of (he waterfront area and Its relationship lo downtown development. " T h e committee only has $15,000 right now." Stricklcr said, "and had we got Into this, we would have blown It all for this one U of F project, so m aybe that wasn't Ihe best approach lo take, at least al this lime.” Stricklcr said Ihe development of Ihe waterfront area must be undertaken with a complete awareness of Ihe needs of the historic district and downtown development. " A s I see II. we h a v e lo get lo w ork Immediately, and aim Tor two major projects which must be accomplished this year," Stricklcr said. "T h e y Involve Ihe creation of a Development Program which will pinpoint sites which are lo be developed, and a design o f a Development Plan. B ru ce A n d srs sn and A sso cia te s developed several concepts lo r lakefronl develop m ent. which will go Into specific sites which could be color-coded as lo land use. or development potential such as shops, parking, recreation, or other uses." Stricklcr said (he sooner such plans can be set up by the committee, the quicker Information can go to developers, who would then be sought lo help In creating Ihe waterfront area. "W c want lo start talking lo potential develop- ers as soon as possible.” he said, "and when wc do, we want lo have a step-by-step approach completely rea d y." "I thought the University o f Florida study group would have been good." Stricklcr com­ mented. "Hut ti.cn I began lo wonder how nice these goodies m ay have been. I question If they might have given us more Hum we would have CBee D evelop, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �2 A - 5 intend Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, February 11, 1994 NEW S FLORIDA BRIEFS Jamerson proposes shifting divisions out of department VERQ I1EACH — Michael Strphcn Buckley, whose former girlfriend contracted the AIDS virus from dcnllsi David Acer, has died o f AIDS. He was 31. Buckley, o f Port SI. Lucie, was a |>.Ulent of Acer In 1988, and hr claimed In a lawsuit he too was Infrrlrd with HIV by Ihc Jensen Beach dentist. Bui the Centers for Disease Contml In Atlanta -aid he probably did nut gel It Inun Acer, who died In 1990. However, the CDC linked Acer’s virus to Buckley's lonnrr girlfriend. Lisa Shoemaker, o f Michigan. She is one of six former Acer patients the CDC has determined contracted the virus from the doctor. Three of the six have died. Buckley died Wednesday at Indian River Memorial Hospllnl In Vcm Beach. Hr was u native of Malden. Mass., and lived In Port St. Lucie lor thr past 17 years, lie was a member of the Holy Family Catholic Church hi Port St. Lu rlr and a former Eagle Scout. He worked on nuclear submarines in the U.S. Navy. HOMESTEAD — Federal officials have released S I,9 million In hurnranc relief funds to a private hospital, even though n review showed It could not prove the money was for i1|H.i*ier related costs. Jnmes Lee Witt, director o f the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said 5MH Homestead Hospital was eligible for the money to compensate for medical services II gave Indigent patients after Hurricane Andrew In August 1992. The anion reversed an earlier decision by the federal agency to withhold the funds for lack o f proper paperwork. The dispute nrose after FEMA hired the accounting firm Price Waterhouse In Mny 1993 to review the hospital's documenta­ tion lor the requested money. The firm concluded the hospital had failed to satisfy FEMA requirements. Federal regulations require money recipients to tic able to prove the funds were used only for dlsastrr-relatrd costs. The decision Thursday In Washington to release the funds came after appeals on behalf o f the hospital by Florida legislators. Including Rep. Carrie Meek and Sens. Bob Graham and Connie Mack. More driver, passengers using seat belts ORLANDO — More Florida drivers and passengers are using their sent belts than ever before, with usage growing tn the past vetir from GO.G percent to 65.4 percent, according to a survey. ‘ fills Is the highest seat belt usage" since the Florida mandatory seat belt law went Into efTecl In the mid-1980s, said Terry Farias, rhalrmnn or American Automobile Association clubs of Florida. Jacksonville was ranked No. 1 In the stale, with 81 percent usage, while Miami placed last among the 25 areas surveyed with 51.1 percent usage, the A A A said. Gainesville had the second highest usage rate, with 75.4 percent. Statewide, more women (73.2 perrentl used belts than men (58,5 percent). Man bitten by cobra MARGATE — A deadly monocled cobra kept Illegally In a storage l>ay bit bis owner on the thumb, sending thr man racing lo a hospital before he fell Into a coma, authorities said. Benjamin Siegel. 19. was saved by antl-venln rushed south “ f 11>in Uw.lTuiida Scrptritartum outside Orlando. He w as off pie 11 iiiflShHaJHw b r l t f hrlri t -*— ^observation. -Northwest : Regional: Mrdiqal Center-spokeswoman Renee Moreland said Thursday. Siegel, of Coconut Creek, had a dozen serpents In Ihc rental storage facility. He apparently was feeding them early Wednesday morning when (he rare. 5-foot albino cobra struck. Cobra venom attacks the central nervous system, and Siegel knew he had about 15 minutes before collapsing. He drove to the nearby hospital with Ills vision already blurring, nnd fell Into a coma shortly after his arrival. Slrgrl could face three charges o f Illegally handling l>olsonc>us snakes, said Florida wildlife officer Lt. John West. Baby found abandoned PENSACOLA — A baby girl was found abandoned In a wooded lot by a passer-by who heard the child crying. Vernon Young was walking home at about early Thursday when he found the baby, believed to be 3- lo 6-months old, and called police, said police Sgt. Jerry Potts. The child was In good condition and lurned over lo lhr Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services while Itoll* e tried lo determine her identity and who had abandoned iter. The baby was wrapped In a blanket. A diaper bag and formula were found along with her. Potts said. It was a mild night with a low o f 65 degrees In this Florida Panhandle city so the baby was In little danger o f suffering from t x|sisurc. From A sso cia te d P re ss reports Fantasy F ive 02 21-25-15-18 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Second C t a t i P o V i g . Paid ai Sanlord. Florida and additional malting ettfcte. PO STM ASTER Sand addraaa Chang*, to THE SAN FO RD HERALD. P tt Oor 14*7. Sanlord. FL 72773 1047 notion Rate* (Daily A Sunday) 1Month* • Month* 1 Vast It* SO ,5*00 17*00 Florida Raardant* n u l l pay TV. u U l tea tn addition to rataa a bora Phone (407) 121 M i l . Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE - Education Commis­ sioner Doug Jamerson said hr can shrink his agency to less than half Its size. but his pro|M>sal doesn't Involve any cuts at Ihc Florida Education Center. And that's the place Gov. laiwton Chiles hits said he wants lo see emptied. Jamerson. Just five weeks on the Job. unveiled Ills plan two days after Chiles told lawmakers hr wanted to cut education bureaucracy In half. In bis annual speech opening the 60 day legislative session. Chiles said lie wanted lo empty five floors of llte 17-floor Florida Education Center, which towers over all other buildings In Tallahassee except for the The governor said he wanted lo fill those doors with people working on Juvenile Justice and full-scrvlrr schools. Jamerson sold he (houghl Chiles had been speaking figuratively, but earlier Thursday Ihc governor denied his com­ ments were symbolic. "I think we ought to empty five doors out o f litt le and I think we ought lo cut II by at least 50 percent." Chiles told rr|H)rlers. Thr Department of Education now has 2.128 positions, making li thr ninth largest stale agency. Jumersau's plan calls for culling 27 Jobs and transferring 921 |x>sllions lo other stale agencies or Independent boards. None of the Jobs are filled by jicople who work In Ihr Florida Education Cettlrr. known In the capital as the Turlington building. Jamerson conceded some critics would be skeptical about his plan hut denied It was smoke and mirrors. " W e nre m aking what I think are reasonable, rational reductions thut. again, will help us focus In oil schools." Jamerson said. Th e biggest personnel reduction In Jamcrson's plan would result from making ihr Florida School for the Deaf and Blind In St. Augustine fully Independent of the Department of Education. The school atrrudy has a board of trustees and ts for all practical pttr|K)ses Indepen­ dent. Jamerson wuuts lo make It official, deleting the stall o f 576 fmm the rolls o f the Department ot Education. He also recommends pulling Ihr Division o f Blind Services under Ihc control of a private not-for-profit txiard appointed by the governor. That would account for 326 positions. Nineteen positions would be transferred to the Department o f Business and Pro­ fessional Regulation. Those staffers are assigned to the state hoards that oversee private colleges nnd unlverslllcs and vorui tonal, trade and business schools Firearm advocates plan rally at capitol By ADAM YBOMANS Associated Press Writer_________ TALLAH ASSEE - Gun advocates are heading lo Ihr ntatr capital this weekend In protest legislation to ban assault weapons and other gun rontrol measures. T h ey say they w ant lawmakers lo focus on keeping criminals behind bars inslend of debating Ideas that would make II tougher for people to own guns. "T h r (tropic are fed up with all the crime that's going on. En­ force thr laws we liave." said Gary’ Moore, an Orala business­ man who is helping organize thr rally on Saturday, "Bui they want lo keep on and on and on uni II l hey out law all guns." Organizers said (hey expected up to 20,000 people to attend the "Freedom Rally” on the steps of the Old Capitol. Police said they , expected about 5.000 people. Moore said gun clubs and other groups were chartering buses across the stale to ferry* gun supporters to the capital. A recent gun ruDy In Ocala a t­ tracted about 5.000 people, he said. The rally was sparked about a month ago after a bill was introduced to ban dozens of assault weapons. A House panel passed the bill lost month but It was withdrawn earlier this week by Its sponsor. Rep. Ron Klein. D-Boca Raton, after opponents said It would prohibit ownership o f a wide variety of weapons. Klein bus Introduced a new version o f the lull IHH 19131 that would ban 37 types of assault weapons and rlwirgc a one-time $35 license fee far a gun owner. " T h e r e Is no Intention o f taking away shotguns, hunting rifles or handguns." he said. " T h e sp ecific weapons that would be banned arc high fire­ power assault weapons." Klein's bill is among ubout a dozen gun-relatal proposals be­ fore the Legislature this session. Haiald Photo by tut on Wanna. Love in the works Parents and young ones gathered at the Seminole County Public Library, Sanlord branch, to construct heartfelt messages Karyn Smith works with her three childon, Melissa and Ryan, bolh 2 . and Kristy, 4 , In making Valentine's Day cards lor the ones they love. F e d s_ g e t J i r s t c o n v ic t io n o f By CATHERINE WILSON AP Business Writer MIAMI — Federal prosecutors got the first conviction o f a U.S. banker for misdeeds Involving the outlaw Bank o f Credit and Com ­ merce International — without presenting any evidence. Ousted CcnTrust Bank chairman David Paul pleaded guilty Thursday lo 29 racketeering and securities counts. Including 10 charges covering a "bond parking" scheme with BCCI. Paul already bad been convicted last November by a Jury of 68 fraud, tax and conspiracy counts, and his guilty plea to the remaining counts ends the federal prosecution. He signed a summary of facts about the crimes he was admitting and told U.S. District Judge Donald Graham. "I believe the facts are absolute­ ly accurate as set forth In lhal statement." The Judge set n forfeiture hearing for the week of March 21 and sentencing on ull charges April 1. While the one-time millionaire’s trial focused on personal cravings for more and more luxuries at his waterfront estate, the plea covered his heady days as a 1980s wheeler-dealer. Under the BCCI charges. Paul adm itted scheming to deceive banking regulators and CcnTrust Investors on a sham bond purchase, said lead prosecutor Allan Sullivan. A $150 million CcnTrust bond offering was near collapse In hesitant financial markets when BCCI agreed to buy $25 million worth with a secret repurchase agreement and a no-loss guarantee. BCCI collected a $331.500 profit from CcnTrust 10 weeks later In 1988 — all at a Ume when regulators were questioning the savings and loan's Investment policies and financial stability. Had the case gone to trial, court records show former BCCI managers were prepared to testify the purchase "w as based on Paul's express assurances'* of a speedy buyback. The goals were to bolster "very limited Investor Interest" and "to conceal from federal regulators the absence of market demand for CcnTrust securities." prosecution documents said. Today: Variable cloudiness and breezy with u chance of mainly uflcrnoan showers and thunderstorms. High In Ihe mid 80s. Wind south 15 to 20 rnph. Rain chance 30 percent. Tonight: A slight chance of e v e n in g showers and thun­ derstorms then partly cloudy with patchy late night fog. Low In Ihc lower lo in Id 60s. Wind Bouthwrst 5 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. Saturday: Partly cloudy. High In Ihe lower lo mid 80s. Wind southwest 10 lo 15 rnph. 5^ f \Jv . ----------- 1 FRIDAY Ptly cldy SB-63 |m HI mm •1 n M U U n a* u 77 u n u u IT La S* M 44 47 mm 44 75 AT IS AT AA A5 AT AT AT Pel 00 00 00 00 mm 00 00 00 00 00 00 .lr 00 00 00 SATURDAY Ptly cldy 82-65 NEW Fe b . 10 *F SUNDAY Maly cldy 75-62 MONDAY Clearing 67-52 TIDES w h O .ORII ct»» Daytona Beech Ft LaudBaack Fort Myer, Gain*, villa Hometlead Jacktonvlllt Key Watl Lakeland Miami Pw u oli iaratoia T.itahaua* Tampa Vaco Beach W PatmBaach NATIONAL TIMM ■XT1NDED OUTLOOK LOCAL PORICAIT € FIR ST Feb. 18 9 LAST March 4 B E A C H CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are IW-2 feel and glassy. Current Is lo the north w ith a w ater temperature o f GO degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves arc 1-2 feel and glassy. Current is lo the nortlL with a waler temperature o f 60 degrees. t: U .S . b a n k e r in B C C I s c a n d a l THE W EATH ER Friday, February 11, 1994 Voi 86. No ISO Pubhthed Daily and Sunday, aacap* Saturday by The Santord M»r»id. Inc SOON Franck A .a . Sanlord Fla 7J77I By JACKIE HALUPAX Capitol. FEM A gives $1.9 million in relief M IA M I - H ero a re th e winning numbers se le c te d Thursday in the Florida Lottery: T H E R EG IO N A N D ^ A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Education cuts Buckley, patient of AIDS dentist, dies LO TTER Y FRO M SATURDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 6:15 a.tn., 6:40 p.m.; MaJ.-------a.m., 12:25 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 7:26 a.m.. 9:36 p.m,: lows. 12.-41 a.m.. 12:47 p.m.; New Smyrna Beach: highs. 7:31 a.m.. 9:41 p.m.: lows. 12:46 a.m.. 12:52 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 7:46 a.m.. 9:56 p.m.; lows. 1:07 a.m.. 1:01 p.m. BO ATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Small craft advisory. T o n ig h t : W in d south lo southwest 15 to 20 kts. Seas 4 to 6 ft. Bay and inland waters choppy. W idely scattered show­ ers and thunderstorms. Satur­ day: Wind south 15 kls. Seas 3 to 5 fi. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. TUESDAY Ptly cldy 67-82 S T A T IS T IC S Th e h igh tcrnpcrulurc In Sanford Thursday was 87 de­ grees and the overnight low was 66 as reported l>y the University of Florida Agrlcullural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rulnfall fo r the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled 0 Inches. Thr temperature at 9 a.m. today w as 72 degrees nnd Friday's overnight low was 64. as recorded by the National Weather Service at Ihe Orlando International Alq>ori. '.Thursday's high.............86 Li Barometric pressure.30.lS C'Relative Humidity OS pet □W inds..........South IS mph D Rainfall...................... O In. □Sunset....... ........ 6:13 p.m. [ Sunrise...... ........ 7:06 a.m. Tam par a tufa* Indicala praytovt d ay'. high and overnight to* lo 1 p m E ST City Hi La Prc Oiik Anchorage TO 10 dr Atlanta 40 It J* c dy Atlantic City TO 10 01 edr Baltimore » cdy 11 Billing, M IT dr Birmingham SA it so c d r llitmarck 1) 00 ctfy Boo* U 21 It cdy Bo, ton in If 0} 04 Burlington. Vt OT 11 cdy Chartetton.S C H 44 OS cdy Char la. Ion. W V* H 14 cdy Char lotta.H C 4) Tt 71 cdy Ckayann* M 71 cdy Chicago in It 01 Ctava land 11 01 cdy Concord N H 1) 04 07 cdy D alla, Ft Worth » >1 .01 cdy Oanyar «T 7f dr 0*> Moin*, in TS 0/ Detroit 14 OT dr Honolulu 11 41 01 cdy Moulton IT 11 AT dr indanapoll, rn 21 It Jackum .MIti dr If IS 1 ?l X ante, City 71 01 id , L a , Vega, dr AT IT Littla Hock I* It 1) cdy Lot Angola, u dr SO W-emphli 71 1) 44 cd , Milwaukee TO 00 cdy in M pi, 51 Paul 11 OT Nathylll* 71 1) 74 cdy Naw Or loan, ST 01 07 «<Ty Now Y«ck City Cdy If OT Oklahoma City cdy ff 1) Omaha 71 A4 cdy Phtladalphl* cdy 7) 10 Phoanti dr •1 41 Pllftturgh If 04 cdy Portland Maine 14 01 04 cdy St Loul, Cdy It V Salt Lak* City u dr n at Saalli* rn 41 JT Wa thing ton. D C 71 IT Cdy �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida • Friday, February 11. 1094 - >A POLICE BRIEFS Student’s car burglarized Three Seminole County residents were arrested at Seminole (nm m unlty Collrgr Wednesday morning on charges they burglarized a student's car. A Seminole County deputy reported seeing trio standing by a door of the car. one with a screwdriver In Ills hand, apparently attempting to enter the car When hr approached, the deputy reported the thrre returned lo ilielr nearby car When asked what they were doing, ihc three said they were trying to open the car door for a friend. The deputy reported seeing a screwdriver on the scat and a slide hammer on Ihc floortMiard. The car door had been forcibly opened, the deputy reported. Arrrsted on charges o f burglary and possession of burglary tools were Jose Luis A Imrsi lea. 10. 1507 Oberlln Terrace, Lake Mary; Edwin Omar Carrion. IH. 793 Minerva Lane. Lake Mary; and Luis Gerardo Rosario. 18. 605 N. Lake Blvd.. Apt. 12. AllamonieSprings. Burglary suspects nabbed Sanlord police arrested thrre persons Tuesday suspected of a residential burglary In the 1200 block of 19th Court. Police said when they arrived, they saw Hirer men apparently Involved In the burglary, and attempted to apprehend them. One of thr suspects, a juvenile who was not Identified, was located a shorl distance away and placed under arrest. Jason Chad Tillman. 17. 1908 Holly, was located following a chase lo 20th Street. He was charged as an adult with burglary and resisting arrest without violence. The third man. Michael Hrlan Lance, 18, 1201 W. 20th Street. re|H»rtedly fled from the area, hill later phoned [Killer lo pick him 11|i at Ins residence. He was charged with burglary and resisting arrest without violence. Multi warrants Richard Franklin Raisin. 36. 6030 Una Drive. Sanford, was urrrsted by sheriffs deputies at Ills residence Tuesday. He was wnnlrd on u warrant for violation o f parole on n conviction of driving under the Influence of alcohol, loiter, at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, he was also lound to lie wanted on two outstanding warrants reportedly conntrctcd with traffic vlolantlon charges Apartment burglary A woman called police when a man. Identified as Anthony Herring. 27. of 2548 Ridgewood Avenue, was seen entering her apart men I at n hotel on S. Oak Avenue. The suspect reportedly had removed u coin holder containing >13 In various coins. When police arrived, they said the man fled from Ihc area He was located ul 3rd and Palmetto Avenue, and placed under arrest. He was charged with burglary', petit theft, and resisting arrest without violence. Warrants served • Kenneth Daniel Elston. 38. 817 Longdale Ave.. Longwood. was served a warrant by sheriffs deputies at bis residence Tuesday. He was wanted on an Orange County warrant for violation of parolr on a conviction o f battery. • Ronald Robert Herring. Jr.. 29. 606 Daywood Drive. Sanford, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. Hr was wanted for falling to appear. • Kevin Anthony Davis. 35. 1702 Hawkins Ave.. Sanford, was served a warrant at his residence Tuesday by sheriffs deputies. Hr wus wait led for falling to appear on a charge of theft. _1 USOC counters Tonya’s lawsuit • James Roosevelt Littles, 33. 1819 Summerlin Ave.. wus served a warrant In thr 400 block of W. 3rd Strrel by Sanford police Tuesday. He was wanted for fulling to ap|>eur. • William King Hull. 31. Elder Springs Circle. Sanford, was located oo Hibiscus Road at Sanford Avenue by sheriffs deputies Tursday. He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge of driving with a suspended/revokrd license. • William Henry Onru). 23. 2530 E. Uyrd Ave.. turned himself In to deputies at his residence Tuesday. He wus wanted on warrants for careless driving, tag not assigned, driving with a suspended/revoked license, assault, und obstructing an ofRccr without violence. • Learlls l.cnell Jones. 26. 1804 Coolldgr Avenue. Sanford, was served a warrant by deputies Tuesday for driving with u suspended/revoked license. By BOBBAUM OREGON CITY. Ore. - The U.S. Olympic Committee coun­ tered Tonya Harding's 825 m il­ lion lawsuit by arguing that competing lit the Games Is not a right hut " a n honor and a Harding, whose ex-husband privilege” only the USOC can has lmpllcatd her In the attack bestow. on Kerrigan. Is seeking 820 In papers asking an Oregon million in punitive damages and court to dism iss the suit, the al least 85 million In compensa­ committee said Thursday that tory damages tf Ihc USOC pre­ Congress gave It sole authority vents her from skating in Die Olympics. to deride w h o takes part In the Olympics. Among her objections to the Harding file d her la w su it disciplinary hearing: She doesn't Wednesday, asking for damages have the m oney to defend and a court order lo block a herself, she doesn't have the USOC hearing set for Tuesday In time, and If she did show- up. she Norway th a t could get h er wouldn't get a fair shake, any­ way. banished from the Games for her actions surrounding the Jan. 6 clubbing attack on Nancy K er­ T 1 rigan, A Judge w as scheduled to hear Harding's request for a court order today. Th e Games begin I .... s ., Sun - I’M M.. * S a tu rd a y In L llle h a m m c r . THE FABULOUS Norway, but women’s figure skating doesn't start mull Feb. 23. In Its r e p ly to H a rd in g's , lawsuit, the USOC said the federal Am ateur Sporis Act o f 1978 gave It ' 'exclusive Jurlsdlc- I Don to resolve disputes covering the eligibility for and participa­ tion In the O lym pic Games." "Selection and confirmation as a member o f the olflclal U.S. Olympic tram Is an honor and a privilege" — not a right en­ forceable by the courts, the MAGICIANS A ILLUSIONISTS committee said. ------On TV. Despite the USOC's strong with New Kids an lha SHI response In court, at least one r g g f Cash • the Ombom) Show committee la w yer told The New York Times there may be grow­ ing sentiment to let Harding skate. Hwy 1/ ‘)? • S.tnhml • 130 1 /O? “ I think It’s a case of the tall iy- Domestic cases • Vernon Moore, 34, 1005 Hickory Ave.. Sanford, was urrrsted by Sanford police at his residence Tuesday following an altercation with a female. Hr was charged with battrry (domestic violence). • Edward Jay llrown. 25. 2821 Suulakr Loop. Luke Mary, was arrested nl his residence by deputies Tuesday following an argument with a female. He was charged with aggravated batteiy (domestic violence) and false Imprisonment (domestic violence). Traffic stop arrests • Clyde Leroy Palmer. 47. 710 Wynn Drive. Sanford, was arrested by deputies Tuesday following u traffic stop on Wynn Drive. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license (habitual). • Lynn Williams. 22. 2845 Celery Ave.. was arrrslrd by deputies Tuesday following a traffic slop on Sipes Avenue. He was charged with driving will; a suspended/revoked license. • Jcfierey R. Lane, 20. 3291 Sanford Ave.. was arrested by Sanford police following a lraffle slop on U S 17-92 at |5lh Street Tuesday. He was charged with having an open container In his vehicle. • Frederick Joseph Taylor. 33. 2451 Crawford Drive. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police following a traffic stop In the 900 block of E. 26th Place on Tuesday. He was charged with resisting an officer without violence. T G IFFO R D fit R O Y M A G IC SHOW Incidents reported to the sheriff • •3.500 In sierro equipment and other Items were reported stolen Tuesday from a residence In the 600 block of Long Meadow Circle. Longwood. • A 1986 Chevrolet Caprtrc was reported stolen Tursday In the 2700 block of Country Club Road. Sanford police later reported rinding the vehicle In the 800 block of Mulberry Avenue. The vehicle had been partially destroyed by fire. Incidents reported to Sanford police • Entertainment equipment valued at 81,125 was reported stolen Tuesday from a residence In the 200 block of Mcadowhllls Drive. • A Sanford man reported being punched In the face by three men who approached him Tuesday In the 100 block of McKay Boulevard, while he was sitting In hts car. • A 8400 VCR was said to have been tnken Tuesday from a residence In the 300 block of Rosecllfi. • Four nlntendo games and other Items Including a football, with a total estimated value o f 8492 was reportedly stolen Tursday In the 10000 block of Grovcvlew. • 8295 In food stamps and 820 In other Items were reported missing Tuesday front a vehicle parked In the 400 block of McUonvllIc Avenue. • Crooms School o f Choice. 2200 W. 13th Si., was reportedly burglarized some time over this past weekend. Police said an object had been thrown through a window tn a portable building. 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Sanlord, Florida - Friday, February 11. 1094 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford H erald CHUCK STONE (U SPS 411-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9093 Wayne 0. Doyle. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month* ................................810 SO S M onth*................................ 830.00 I Year ................................... 878 00 Florida R e tld e n ta m u tt pay 7% aalea tax In addition to rataa above. EDITORIALS Support public broadcasting i WMFE. Channel 24. and FM niello 90.7 will be launching! a fund raising drive next Tuesday. It Is above and beyond the normal drives carried out during various (xirts of the year. Public broadcasting Is different from regu­ lar TV and radio. Commercial stations derive their income through the side of advertising. Many also pmducc commercials which are run on their own as well us other stations. This is also an Income producer. Public broadcasting however, strictly relies on contributions from the general public and businesses. Often, the only reward for a generous gift Is u broadcast mention of the financial help. On WMFE and 90.7. regular fund raisers, membership campaigns and auctions are used to obtain money for lire programs carried on the stations. It is obvious that the most popular programs are also the most expensive to obtain. Tills special drive next week is also for programming, but of a more local nature. It will enable more television as well as radio programs to be produced right here In Central Florida. It Is common practice among educational stations, to circulate some of their best programs to other stations for re-plny across the nation. At times, they are Included on the Public Broadcasting Network. PBS. Considering this, we will have not only achieved an Improvement In local program­ ming for our own entertainment and Informa­ tion. but also will have created the possibility of promoting Central Florida across the nation. There are many local subjects which need to be upproached by public television and radio. Thome which affect our entire area need to be brought out for open discussion. Having knowlrdgeable Information will be a big help In dealing with some of the problems. We urge the public to give support to this concept of exjunsion by these two excellent stutlons. A donation during this particular fund-raising event will go a long way In providing the Central Florida area with more localized programming. LETTERS What freedom means In February America observe* the birthday* of two of our past president*. Abraham Lincoln and George Washington. These, and other past presi­ dents. have had varied backgrounds. Interests and capabilities. Each has made his own distinctive contribution to Am erica's history. While we all have different viewpoints and opinions on many things, we all are certainly agreed on America's heritage of religious faith and Ideals which undcrgtrd the Constitution and BUI of Rights. Lei us look at the record for a moment. On taking the oath o f office, the president and other high officials do so with one hand placed upon an open Bible. At both the Inauguration and the swearing-in of new congressional participants, selected clergy of varied faiths offer prayers. Both houses of Congress open their sessions with prayer by an appointed chnplaln. Our military services provide chaplains and religious services for l>ersonnel of many different religious backgrounds. Since the Civil War the coins o f America have been Inscribed with the motto: “ In God We Trust." Since 1955 our paper currency has also Included the same phrase. "In God We Trust." A further look at our background will help clarify both meaning and Intent o f these established practices o f American government. Our colonial ancestors came to America seeking freedom of religious conscience and practice. America's doors were open. They came In vast numbers, determined to avoid the abuses o f the "old world." und assure and preserve the freedom o f conscience, speech, and religion. From this determination the Constitution and Bill o f Rights were created, on a foundation of religious faith und principles. Our Job. today. Is to preserve and cherish Individual religious freedom, and to encourage a democracy of free people, worshipping according to conscience, respecting and enjoying the rights guaranteed In our Constitution, and to be ever alert that the vociferous clamor of secularism does not Impinge Into the thinking of America and outlaw’ these from our schools, our public life, and our long-established heritage. Freedom means free expression of speech, religion, political und economic viewpoints. It will not permit the stifling or eradication o f these by those o f contrary viewpoints who would cloud the skies of freedom w ith the sm okescreens o f Intolerance, prejudice and deceit. O n ly an America free to worship will remain an Am erira free to live. Chaplain Jim Speese C lf LTC USAFRrt Altamonte Springs t W hom a r e w e tr y in g to lo c k u p ? America's rhetorical mrnnnrss Is escalating. "Jail the bastards." orders a campaign slogan t>elng contemplated by a Southern candidate lor district uttornry. "Lock 'em up — and throw away thr k ey." demanded Time magazine's covrr story. "I'll kick her bull." threatened a tough Tonya Hurtling regarding the fate o f figure-skating competitor Nancy Kerrigan. "Three strikes and you're out!" preached President ('Union tou clucking nullonul choir. I lake u diametric position on crime from most people. That may be due to m y "life of crim e" over a 12-year period, when 75 murder and assault suspects surrendered to me and I negotiated the relrase of hostnges five times I learned that prison doesn’t reform two thirds of ull criminals. Instead. It hardens them. Joseph "J o J o " Bowen began his teen-age life of crime In Philadelphia by stealing cars for Joy rides. The first thing hr did when lie gol out of prison was to kill a pollcemun. While In prison, he fatally slabltetl thr warden anti deputy warden. By the lime Jo Jo and I hooked up In some hardline negotiations for the release of six prison em p loyes he'd held hostage, he had been carrvlngout his declaration of war on society. This nation must mobilize against such declarations o f war. Only a few |>ollcr officials urr winning litis war by kicking criminal bull und coming down hard without violating constltu 11o n a I r i g h t s o r brutalizing suspects. When II com rs to significantly reduc­ ing crlm r, on e o f America's most suc­ cessful | K ) llc e chiefs Is a Jewish black man with a master's degree In city plan­ n in g . C h a rle s to n . S.C .. Police C h ie f RrulM'it Greenberg. Hr lias done what few law enforcement officers have been able lo do — take back the streets (the A m e rica 's title o f his IsKik) from rhetorical the drug dealers In m e a n n e ss !• public housing proe sca la tin g . ■ J e c t s a n d nrlghtMirhoods. You want to end crime? It's easy. Five slr|>*. But before you "Jail the bastards, lock 'em up and throw away thr k ry." stop the racial differentials In arrests. Those lnrf|ultlr* aside, the new national agenda must Immediately Implement five steps 1) Lock up alt violent criminals. 2| Build enough prisons lo absorb lids Increased number of lock-ups. 3) Pass thr rareer criminal law. President Clinton Is right. Nobody should t»c on the streets after rom m ltllng three crimes. 4) Put more Reuben Greenbergs in charge. This Is going to upset you. dear reader, but the average white pollcrman In Amerira Is Ir­ remediably Incapable o f enforcing the law fairly. Rnclully blind law enforcement today Is u sociological Impossibility. 5) Increase the salaries of pollcrmrn by at least one-third and double the law enforcement budgrts In every city where crime has Increased. The great abolitionist Frederick Douglass summed up the rationale for this critical Imperative: "Men may not get everything they pay for. but they must pay for everything they get.” And that ts especially true today In law enforcement. JACK ANDERSON Bunkers hold Iraqi nuclear, military secrets DONNA BRITT From inside an abortion clinic WASHINGTON — As U the situation weren’t Nay and I talked the other day — a full hour surreal enough, the musle — love ballads from o f me citing every danger and alternative to an u n se en ra d io — c o u l d n 't be les s tills, throwing every possible "what I f at her. appropriate. And. me asking. "H o w did this happen?" ' / kn ow y o u r p la n # don 't In c lu d e me. ...who " I didn’ t sny. ‘ I r---needs to m o rro w ? We've gol to n ig h t babe — w ant lo gel pregw h y don 'l you s ta y ? " uunt.' but I didn't Maybe It's too appropriate. ta k e any p r e c a u ­ I ant sitting In this "w om en's health clinic" tions." she says Ig­ — they do Pap smears and OB-GYN. but we're n o rin g my sh ock . not here for that — because o f Nay-Nay. For a ''S o ciety says long lime. I can't speak. that...premarital sex But Nay-Nay — her childhood ulcknumc — Is okay, as long as has long been capable o f rendering me you protect yourself. speechless. Even at age 14. But people a r e n 't That was 10 years ago. when she was my going to lake those then-toddler son's mo*t enthusiastic sitter. measures, especially Nay so loved taking Manl to the market that teen-agers. I don 't the moment my baby demanded "Gum — understand — and want bubba-guml" I knew who to blame. I I’ m 24 — why you asked Nay to please refrain from chewing Junk g e t In that m ood Love ballads around my kid. where you don't take from an un seen "I understand now that you don't want Manl p r e c a u tio n s . T h e radio co u ld n 't to have gum — I won't give him nny more." d riv in g reason for be le s s she begun evenly. "But I don't think I should most women huvlng appropriate. J have to stop doing what I like for a 2-year-old." sex Is they want to be Her expression said how hard It was. loved... challenging an adult »he respected. Swallow­ "D eep down. I must have wanted a baby. ing. I said. "You're right." ...But I sec my friends wl'h babies struggling, Always, she Impressed me. She remained a und It's not pretty. The one who suffers Is the virgin longer than many of her puls, scoffing at baby." the notion of caving In to boys' pressure. I ask the next obvious question. She was. I told everyone, so self-possessed. "Adoption would be worse." she says. "1 "/ am the m an who w ill lig h t fo r y o u r honor. knew someone who (did thutl. She was 35. I 'l l be the hero you're d ream ing of. Come live always talking about the daughter she was forever, k n o w in g together, th a t we d id It a ll fo r going to find. She never could." the g lo ry o f lo v e ." She looks at me. The clinic (In Is a multicultural mecca In which "Either you have a baby you wunt...or you a vibrant Hispanic girl, a black woman with have one that you don't want, that you will earphones and a strawberry blonde arc probably resent. ...I think God will forgive inc." hunched over, filling out forms. Three men sit. What. I finally ask. would she have people stock-still, nearby. Two women with Identical learn front her experience? features — a stylish mother In black and her "That your body Is the most precious thing jeans-wearing daughter — avoid eye contact. you have to share." she says. “ I'd say Ideally, The mother's frustration floats off her In abstlnencr Is the best thing. ...And to love waves, like perfume. yourself. If you can't get It from yourself, don't "Last night...! called my father four limes." expect someone else to give It to you." says Nay Into the silence. "H e says If It's my Summoned by a nurse. Nay disappears. Hulf decision, he supports It.” an hour later — could It be so quick? — u The young man who helped begin the life counselor tells me. "Y o u r friend Is fine. She'll Inside her — Nay doesn't deny It Is a life: It Is be out shortly." Just u life she doesn't want — attends college, Involuntarily, m y legs clamp shut: I glance as she does. He usked to be here, but she said around, puzzled. Th e place looks too cheery. no. They love each other: he offered to marry But when she uppenrs. Nay looks only her. Nay's refusal surprised even her. relieved. " I don't want lo get married like that. ...But I O ver the strains o f "O n the Wings o f Love" can't say 1don't love this baby. I talk to lt...say. — that radio! — I hear her voice from the day 'W hy arc you making me sick?' ...I tell It I wish before. 1could have It. but I'm not ready." "T h is is my body." she said. " I f I make Across the lamp-lit room, friendly nurses In mistakes — and I am human — I am glad I lab coats refer to what’s about to happen as have an option. "th e procedure." One says gently lo a caller. " I also have the option of saying no. period. "Cramping Is normal. ...Ilavr you tried a And from now on. I promise. I'm going to do heating pad?" that.' WASHINGTON - A mother lode of docu­ ments about Iraq's nuclear and military’ program s 1s hrllcved to Ik* hidden In underground bunkers. Includmg Saddam's lavishly appolntrd personal one. But United Nations Inspectors arr unlikely to get In for a look. Th e United Nations continues an oil embargo and trade sanctions against Iraq even though lru(|l diplomats claim they're com plying with ull requests for Informa­ t io n n b o u t t h e ir nuclear, ch rm lcal. biological und missile programs, a condi­ tion for the sanctions In be lifted. The Iraqi track re­ cord. however, ts one o f massive deception, stalling and trying to split the coalition thut su pp orts the sanctions. T h e la s t , m ost ^ T h e Iraqi track dramatic, discovery record, howover, about Iraq's covert is o n e of w eapons programs m assiv e came three years ugo d e ce p tio n and during two separate stalling. ■ U.N. Inspection visits le d b y an u n compromising and courageous American. David Kuy. the United Nations chief Inspector. In thr first Instance, on June 23. 1991. Kuy led a well-coordinated "vid eo assault" on u lOO-trurk convoy thut was trying lo move nu clear w eapons m ateria l around the country, ahead of the U.N. Inspectors. The Iraqis were forrrd to reveal evidence of their secret nuclear program In t l r face of such overwhelming proof. But the Iraqis still stonewalled the in­ spectors and parceled out documents und Information In an Incomplete, snail-like fashion. T h r following September. Kay dis­ covered more secret documents after u tip led him to conduct a surprise Inspection of u government buOdlng. The alarmed Iraqis held Kay und Ills unarmed team members In u parking lot. under armed guard, for four days. Interna­ tional outrage, fueled by satellite telephone Interviews team members gave around the clock, pressured the Iraqis to release Kay and his leant, who were able to take the documents with them. But u whispering campaign by Iraqi officials. Including false uccuntions dial Kay was a CIA spy. caused Just enough of a fuss for the United Nations to bark off. American team members were depleted as holding u grudge against Saddam and his people, und Iraqi officials argued successfully that U.S. Inspectors shouldn't be trusted with the delicate, diplomatic tusk o f currying out the U.N. Inspections. Since that fateful Incident, no U.S. In­ spectors have led an Inspection learn and Kay was soon taken off the case. Since Kay was removed. Western Intelligence sources say. there have bern no new dramatic caches of documents or new Information uncovered about Saddam's military Intentions. Nor is there likely lobe. What 1s still lacking, sources udd. are the full details of all four programs under U.N. scrutiny: the nuclear program, chemical and biological weapons programs and long-range ballistic missile development. Sources with access lo highly classified CIA und Pentagon reports on the Iraqi military Industry told our associate Dale Van Alta thut the most likely location of critical Iraqi documents is underground. A probable loca­ tion for another cache Is Saddam's personal underground bunker, across whose threshold the U.N. Inspectors don’t dare cross. There are two well-guarded entrances to Saddam's bunker. One la through the base­ ment of the blllon-dollar. moot-surrounded Al-SIJoud Palace Saddam was building on the east bank o f t lr Tigris River when It was tximbed by the Desert Storm coalition. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. February 11, 1994 . a A Ads Continued from Page 1A dangers nrr too Ixiring, said J«xd Ciriibc. author of thr study. "Their belief* are firing Infillm eed. Otrir tx-ilrf* about the ixisltlvc roiiscrjurrurs of drtukm g." mild Grttir. u sclrntlsl at thr Prevention Research Center in Herkelry. Q illf, u reaearrh lull) funded Iry Ihe National Instil ute* of Health. Durham and his associates go mlo the cliissmoms to talk to children as young as the seeond grade to show I In n Ihe hazard* at tobacco, ulcoltil and drug use and In show them the other side of advertising. "W e (ell them that advertising is nut the real world. The real world Is nothing like what they see in the commercials." hr explained. "W r tr y to show them the reality o f Intiiero and alcohol use." Durham said a ch ara cter called Jur the Reaper shows youngsters ihe flip side of Joe Camel. "The cigarette companies use that cartoon character to show them the fun sldr of smoking, hul we want than In know that s m o k in g k i l l s , " D u rh a m explained. " W r are starting lo do the feline with alcohol advcrtlsmg." Mr fetid It Is dNIIcult. rs|x-ciallv with ihe younger students to make Ihe studrnts see ihui advertising Is not real Hr said the young people are so en­ grossed with advertising lhat they can no longer tell the difference l>elux-rn Ihe fanlasy and the reality. The Issue of alcohol advertis­ ing's Impact on children has long liecn controversial. Teen­ agers consume 1.1 billion cans or Ixiiilr* of beer every year, and some researchers have linked such drinking lo exposure to ads. Thr Industry Insists llial It doesn't target underage conBurners and says even If minors are rx|*osed lo llie ads. II doesn’t Influence their hrhuvior. Hut Grube. In two studies published today in (lie American Journal o f Public Health, found Ilial children are bombarded with alcohol advertising. particu­ larly when they watch sports on TV. lie counted <W5 alcohol ads. mostly for herr, during 122 lelrvlsed n|>ortlug events. Only three ails mutinied moderation In drinking. Ami. in a survey of 468 lllihand sixth-graders In northern C a l i f o r n i a , hr c o n e I u d r d c h i l d r e n r e t a in th e a d s ' messages linking drinking with "romance. Mx-iahlllly and relax­ ation." Durham said the light against tobacco and alcohol advertising Is a d ill ieoli one hr two reasons "First o f all. wx- can only tight Ihe battle in the classroom," lie said. "T h e advertising Is every­ where. Ii is a big pari of their lives on Ihe television that they might watrli for five or six hours when they gel tome. W e've only got them for a biilc while in ihe classroom Ami lhen ll Is dlflirult because we have a very lim ite d b u d get. A n h a u srrHusrh. for example s|x-nl $150 lo 880 million on advertising Just during Ihe Su|>erHowl How ran we compete with that?" Hie Herr Inslllule responded I Ii a l n o o n e h a s p r o v e d advertising contributes to un­ derage drinking, which has liern dropping since H r 1970s thanks lo Intensive eduiulioii programs "T ills Is an ols-hnis campaign against Ihe licrr Industry waged by a small anti-alcohol faction within the American Public fle a lili A s s o c ia tio n ," which publishes thr Journal, said Inslllutr I’rrsldriti Raymond MeGrill h Durham said that (he district drug prevention specialists re ally siarl hitting haul in Ihe fifth g r a d e " w h ere studies have shown (hr kids start in experi­ ment with alcohol and ciga­ rettes. "W e waul to uvikr surr they don't start." he mid. Middle srhixii students nrr asked lo do commercial compar­ isons and high school students are wrlling their own ads. " ll gels them lo really hxik trim .illy at the advertisements Ihcy are seeing." he noted. Grube found lhat llflli- and sixlli-grudrrs r a ile d slogans, reeled ofT brand mines und even Identified commercials by a pho­ tograph In which the brand name was marked out. Those most aware of l l r ads were most likely lo say llr y Inlrndrd In drink frequently us adults. They weren't awurr of Mir n ega llvr Imparts of alcohol, fr o m d r u n k e n d r i v i n g lo alcoholism, nor of public service announcem ents on drinking. They didn't even remember one featuring Ixiskeiball star Mlctiar) Jordan. Grubc's is the first study m look at children's awareness and retention of alcohol advertising. Instead of mere exjxisure in ads L ik e ih e e a r lie r e x p o s u r e siudies. lie didn’t prove aware­ ness caused underage drinking because Ihe chlltlrru lie studied — ages 9 lo 11 — didn't drink yet. He will follow them through high sch o o l lo see If ihul changes, "Certainly It seems likely," he said. Ills second study found more ihati 1.5 alrolvil commercials iire broadcast fer every hour of sports programming, which Is heavily watched by children. Plus, more nuhtlc advertising, from shols of |s(Mluc(-endorsed stadium signs In sponsorship announcem ents, appear 3.3 times an hour. The commercials were excit­ ing and attention-gru bbing, featuring such popular charac­ ters ns the dog Spuds MrKenzle. while ihe few publlr service a n n ou n cem en ts G rube saw were, he said, fairly somber and. frankly, boring. "I do not think Ihe Industry Is Inlenllonally trying (o Influence children." tie said. "Whether It's intentional or not ... steps most tie taken to make Ihe ads less a p jiea lln glok ld s" use part of II in financing thr D A R E, and SR O programs. D A R E . Is u itu g awareness resource education program curried Into schools; add the S.R.O. Is Schml Resource Of­ ficers. would have lo lx* signed by a Itx-ul law enforcement repre­ sentative. srhool representative, and'th cr local ^representative o( the D cp arttn efim r Health and Intormation Oom tlx A i w t i S d P r t t t « a i IncluOnl In ISO report Grant Continued from Page 1A sperihcuDy. Juveniles Mini .ire between the ages of 10 and 1" It Is also to be used In, geographical areas with the highest number of Juvenile nr- irsls." "ll would lx- dllflcull lo say exactly wbal geographic areas Mils would Involve In Sanford.” ->a!d Deputy Police Chief Joe Dillard. Dillard added. "Juvenile crime is u growing problem throughout (he city and It's difficult lo target one particular neighborhood which we could consider llie worst at this time.'' This m orning, Dillard was Irxiklng Into sjrciflc arrest rec­ ords lo determine If there arc one or iwo areas more prone to Juvenile crime than others. "If we obtained this grant." Dillard said, "w e would probably "Each of Ihesr programs tias been doing an excellrnl Job ul helping m in e r Juvenile crime." Dillard commented. If Ihe rommlwlon agrees lo pursue Mils grunt, prompt action w ill be required. The grant application must lx- In ihe office o( the Atrorncy General In Tal­ lahassee by 5 p m . March I . F ollow in g a review of nil a pplication s, the successful grants wilt Iw announced by June 30. The gnint jx-rlod would lx- from July I. 1994 through June 30. 199*5. In submitting an application, ihe slate requires that Ihe pro­ ject lx- an Interagency effort. It Rrh.itriplallvr Services. “ T ills Is Ihe K ton d lime Ihe stale has olfernl Ihcse grunts. Uisl year, a total of 40 granls were ulloculcd. for a lolul of $2 million. Attorney General Hob ButIcrworth originally notified the city of Mir uvuilublllty of these granls on Dec. 27. This will la­ the first time the project has been scheduled for discussion by the commission. Hecause of a krnglhy agenda. Ihe C ity C om m ission w ork session Is scliedtiled lo begin at 4:30 Monday afternoon. ll will lie followed at 7 pm ., with the regular commission meeting ut Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. Throe members o ! Ihe Sanlord P o lic e Department received promotions yeslorday morning The event was highlighted with Ihe passing ol badges up Ihe chain ol command. A u c t io n ------Continued from Page 1A college’s schol­ arship foundation. Organizers say that Is an "average amount" and that Ihe hard financial limes lhat have hurl other segments of ihe economy don't seem to hurt the glvlng/spcrxllng patterns .u Ihe Dream Auction. " W e ’ ve been very lucky/* Schuffncr said " A community college educa­ tion Is the lx-si value for your education dollar, tiul ll is still out of reach for some students." Roy Vinson, co-chairman of Mic event said. "T h e Dream Auction helps (und Ihe scholarships for Ihe college so more needy students can gel the education they need." The Dream Auction always Ixiasls an exciting selection of gifts that bidders are eager lo purchase. Some o f the Items uvululubtc Mils year Include trips and vneaHons lo exotic locations. "Those kinds of Milngs are always very pojiular." Vinson said. "Som etim e* they bring In more than Ihclr actual value berause |x*<»plc are so willing lo help out a gtxxl cause " Charles F. Alzncr. 76. East Hancock Drive. Dellonu. died Thursday. Feb. 10. 1994. at his residence. Horn Nov. 15, 1917. In Chicago, 111. he moved lo Central Florida in 1981. Mr. Alzncr was a tcncher of Inmales lor Orange County ShcrltTs oflice and worked security at Disney World. He was a member o f Our Lu dy o f Ihe Lakes Catholic Churcli Deltona, and was on the Citizen Observer Pulrol. Deltona. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II und the Korean War. Survivors Include wife. Helen. D e lto n a ; d a u g h te r s . L an a Sumcrs. Fredericksburg. Texas. Madeline Valadez. Hurnctt. T ex­ as, Merrlellu Chandler. DcLand; son. Fred C., Orlando; staler*. Madeline White. Hora Raton. Vivian Helntz, Pompano Heach: 13 grandchildren. Stephen R. lluldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. RACHAEL GOODMAN Rachael Goodman. 78, Foun­ tainhead Drive. Deltona, died Wednesday. Feb. 9. 1994. nl Regency Park Nursing Center, DcBary. Horn March 23. 1915. In Chicago, she moved lo Central Florida In 1947. Mrs. Goodman w a s a h o m e m a k e r und a member o f Temple Shalotn. De­ ltona. New Entfand Club. DeIlona. Wom en's Club. Deltona, and S is te rh o o d o f T e m p le Shalom. Survivors Indude husband. Nathan B.: daughters. Arlene Guss. Maitland. Mymu Shapiro. Portland, Ore.; sm , Charles L. Steinberg. Orlando; three grand­ c h ild r e n a n d th r e e g r ru i- Lell lo right. Investigator Pat Smith becomes a corporal, Corporal Willie Hardon becomes a sergeant. Sgl. Ray Bronson, becomes com ­ mander. At right, Police Chief Ralph Russell. Indians lend special culture to festivities By SUSAN WINNER Herald Correspondent A rain dance may not be In Ihe forecast for the Mardl Gras at All Souls Catholic School, but the Tnlako Indians will be present unyway. Hill und Sally Prentiss begun Ihe group In 1985 nfter a trip lo LaJuntu. Colo, with some young people from Seminole Commu­ nity College. There ihcy met the Koshure Indian Tribe. T h e Tuluko Indians started publlr dancing In March of 1986. Mr. Premiss does a narration before each dance and also plays Ihe drums for the performance. Mrs. Prentiss oversees the crafts sold. A few of Ihe crnfl Items are made by members In the organization und local Indi­ ans. Olliers art- sent from tribes such as Ihe Navaho, Cherokee and Hop! Indians. Each dancer makes his or her own outfit. The Taluko Indians have danced nl Kennedy Space Center. Manatee Festival, and the Eustls Folk Festival. This will be the seventh year to perform at Ihe Central Florida Fair grounds, for three lo six shows a day. There are 16 male and two female dancers, who range In age from nine to 26. Mardl Gras begins today on the grounds of All Souls Catholic Church and School. 9th Street and Oak Avenue. In Sanford's historic district. The event con­ cludes Sunday. D e v e lo p factor n ow ." he commented. "T h e Seminole Tow ne Center i i '- * '. i actually Mall Is rommtng. and ll w r wall Heeded and we would end up unlll u's developed before we gel (xiylpg this money for something lo w o r k on o u r v a lu a b le One of the moxi |xipular Items we couldn't have used." lakrfront areii. uv will find we e a c h y e a r Is ih e p a n c a k e He added Mu I he could sec are IO years behind where we breakfast prepared und served gelling Involved In the U o f F should lx-." SIrlckler fetid lx- will tx- urging by Gifndle a ml Ills wile Phyllis. group al some loler lime, hul nol the com m ittee to undertake The highest bidder and 39 of his for the jiresent. immediate action toward the or her closest friends arc walled "There are nuny olher way* Development Program and De­ on hand and hxx by the Grtndlcs to sjx-nd the money we have velopment Plan, at Mic next who flip up some of Ihe finest right now. without going to the meeting. pancakes and flxln's around. city and asking for supjxirtlng "Every one of the people on Thai Hem h;e* sold for more funds." he said. "I believe If wc the W aterfront M aster Plan than $ 1.000each year. really set our minds to this, we Steering Committee knows lull "Everybody wants the jwn- can find some excellent people, well lhat the lake front Is our rake breakfast." VAlson said. planners, designers, developer*, most valuable asset. Wc have The Dream Auction will Ix-gin who would work within the what most cilice* don't, and the at 6 p m and last long Into the srope of our finances, and he potential I* there for develop­ night. In the end. everyone goes able lo help us In a more specific ment. All we have to do Is gel It aw ay tired bul happy. nature." moving." And the college Is able to help "Timing Is the Important C on tiau d from Page 1A more students further Ihclr edu­ cation. W elco m e N e w c o m e r! DEATHS CHARLES F. ALZNER Htcth) Photo by Tommy Vlnctnl Passing of badges C a th e r in e R. M yers. 79. Fleetwood A ven ir. Dcllary. died Tuesday. Feb. 8. 1994. at Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. Sanlord. Horn IX*c. 31. 1915. In Michigan, she moved to Central Florida In 1954. She was a clerk for Touchlon’s Drug Store und a member of Si. Ann's CulhoUc maker and a Baptist. Survivors Include husband. Lonnie Sr.. Lowell. Ark.; son. Lonnie, Fern Park: daughters. Catherine Owens. Helen Tullo. txiih of Hammond. La.: brothers. Al Schroll. Vunclcavc, Miss.. Hill Schroll. Ikilon Rouge. La.. John Schroll. Alexandria. La.. Charles Schroll. Pass Christian. Miss.: 10 grandchildren and 18 great­ grandchildren. Ha Id w in -F airch ild Funeral Home. Altam onte Srlngs. in rhurge of arrangements. Church, DcBary. JOHN F. RINQWALD Survivors include nieces. Mary Ann P o w e ll. W ayne. Mich.. Stcphunlc Storey. Columbia. S.C.; nephew. Richard Light. Carlton. Mich. Hrlsson Funeral Home. San­ lord, In charge ol arrungrmcnl*. John F. Rlngwald. 89. Dixie Hell A ven u e. D elloua. died Tuesday. Feb. 8. 1994. at West Volusia Memorial Hospital. DcLiind. Horn Jun. 5. 1905, In Hrooklyn. N.Y.. he moved to Ceniral Florldu from Rockvlllc Ccnler. L.I., N Y. In 1972. Mr Klngwuld was a German and Spanish teacher at Soulhslde Sr. High School. Rockville Center. He belonged to Emmaus Luther­ an Church. Orange City. He was a former member and served on llie Ixiard of directors of Dcllunn Klwants, former past president. Rockville Center KI wan Is. jiast M aster Manupcqiiu M asonic Lodge. Masupcqua. L.I.. and an American Kennel Club dog show Judge In obedience. He served In the U.S. Arm v during World War II. Survivors Ineludc wife, Irma T.: daughter. Karin R. Kyle*. New Canaan. Conn.; sons. John C,. Coojx'rburg, Pu.. Fred A.. Staffordshire. England. Roger S. D ob son . S tro u d sb u rg , P a .. Gcofrry M. Dobson. Morristown. N.J.: seven grandchildren Stephen K. Ualdauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. grandchildren. Stephen R. llddauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrungemcnls. CATHERINE R. MYERS MARIE W. TAYLOR Marie W. Taylor. 97. Orlenla Drive. Altamonte Springs, died Thursday. Feb. 10. 1994. at Florida Hospital, Altam onte Springs. Horn Jan. 28. 1897, In Olx-ilm. Ohio, site moved lo Ceniral Florida In 1972. Mrs. Taylor was a homemaker and Protestant. Survivors Include son. John. Longwood; one granddaughter and i wo great -grandsons. Bald w in -F airch ild Funeral Home. Allnmonlc Springs. In charge o f arrangements. PAULINE L. YOUNG P a u l i n e L. Y o u n g . 73. W ln d m e a d o w s . A lta m o n te Springs, died Wednesday. Feb. 9. 1994. at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Ikirn J)ec. 7. 1920. in Raleigh. N.C.. she moved to Central Florida In 1983. Mrs. Young was a home­ THE REV. CARMELO RIVERA-FERNANDEZ T h r Rev. Carm elo RlvcraFcmandcz, 65. Sable Avenue. Deltona, died Monday. Feb. 7, 1994. at Veteran's Hospital. Gainesville. Horn Feb. 28. 1928. in Cldra. Puerto Rico, he moved to Central Florida In 1981. lie was u high school history teach­ er for Julio Vlzcarrondo Cor­ onado High School. Carolina. Puerto Rico. He was a member of and co-pastor of Iglcstu dc Dios Pentecostal Church. Deltona, and served In the U.S. Army during Ihe Korean War. Survivors Include wife. Fablana: daughters. Iley ra M. Corchado. Teresa C. Rivera, both o f Deltona; sisters. Evangelista Rivera. Cldra. Puerto Rico. Cruz M. Rivera. Luqiillln. Puerto Rlro; brothers. Julio Rivera. Cldra. Pedro Rivera. Caguas. Puerto Rico. Ellns Rivera. New York: four grandchildren Stephen R. llildauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of ^ " Florida's own Newcomer service" • dedicated to welcoming new residents. ll is our desire lo make you feel welcome and (o acquaint you with o u rcily . If you ate new in the arez, or know of a family who is, a phone call w ill bring a prompt visit from our representative. She has brochure*, civic information, maps; and lo help with your shopping reeds, cards of intro­ duction and gifts from local merchants. Local merchants arc also en­ couraged to inquire about the availability o f our services. SANFORD GRACE M. STINECIPHER 322-4381 LAKE MARY arrangements. FLORENCE O'CONNOR 323-4983 FUNERALS MERCHANT, XENNIE S F lC W A l u f v i m lor M r , Sonnlo B MorcSont. ♦). ol 7M} Truman Bird . Sanlord r»So d-*d Sundty. F«b 0. Mill lx Said 1 p m Saturday al SI Jamat A M E Church. Sanlord. Mith trx Rat Jama* Bryant ol floating Informant lo lo*lom In FrltndtM p and Union taction el Shiloh Camafory, Sanlord Friend* may call al Iha funeral home from A * p m today iFrtdayl. SurvriM Funeral Homa. *00 Lot m l A r e . Sanlord. »> IM3. In charge Ol arrangement* M Y ER S. C A T H E R IN E S Funeral lerrtce lit Mr* Caiherlna R M yert n a t Thursday. Fet> 13. l**». al noon In the Britton Itmeral chapel Interment m i held in L a t e n t <t Cemetery Arrangement* by Britton Funeral Home Sanlord Q um Iimj Sautoe Hom o O llic e 904-734-6031 w as a *— • ( 35 �• A - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Friday. February 11. 19W Economy: Wholesale prices up in January months that wholesale Inflation either declined or was showed no guilt. Economists believe that Itollt wholesale prices and consumer prices will remain well-behaved this yenr even ns the econ om y en ter* a sustainable recovrry period alter struggling for year* to shake oil the effret* of the 1990-91 recession. . The government w'ns scheduled to release the rcirort on wholesale prices Unlay along with a look at retail sales In January. The Consumer Price Index will l>e released next Thursday. By MARTIN CRUT8INOER AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON - Wholesale price* rone a modest 0.2 percent in January u* a drop In rood costs was able to olfsei the blu est Jump In gasoline prices In more Iban three years, the government said today. The Labor Department said the rise In Its Producer Price Index, which measures Inflation pressures lu iofr they reach Ihe consumer, was the Inggrsl gain since u similar 0.2 percent rise In September. However, economists had been expecting a much higher Jump of perhaps 0.4 percent They said Ihe more moderate gain showed that Inflationary pressures were remaining well contalnrd. In December, wholesale prices actually fell o> 0 1 percent, marking the sixth time In eight II wholesale prices dosh<*ot up 0.4 percent, that wottld Ik- In sharp contrast to the right previous months In which prices either |x>*trd modest gains of 0 2 perm it or actually declined. Michael Nlnnlrn. an economist at Mitsubishi Hank In New York, said he was looking for W h o l e s a le prlrrs to Increase by 0.3 percent In Jununry. a big Jump from the 0.1 |>ervent drop Study: Kids of pregnant moms who smoked have lower IQs with David Olds, a University of Rochester researcher who has since lircome an associate professor of pediatries at Ihe University of Colorado In Denver. "W e were actually exjiectlng to ser more from second hand smoking than from pre-natal smok­ ing. There really was n oellecl," Henderson said. The researcher* used data collected between 1979 and I9H3 on the children of 400 mostly white women In upstate New York. They stressed that follow-up studies were needed In different settings and demographic group* The authors speculate that smoking may reduce Ihe How of oxygen and nutrient* to the fetus Few studies have analyzed the relationship betwern cigarette smoking during pregnancy und later Impairment In Intellectual development while Interrelated factors tire controlled. "There have hern some smaller studies but never anything of tills magnitude und rigor." said M ichael W eltzm an . ch ief ol pediatrics at Rochester Genrral Hospital who has studied maternal smoking and Its effect on children's behavior. "T h is Is a ubiquitous toxin that clearly has long-term consequences on kids ” The researchers recently liegan an assessment o f the long-term effects of smoking In the children, who are now In thrlr teens, und are replicating the study among more than 1.100 urban and mostly black families In Memphis. Term By BEN DOBBIN Associated Press Writer_____________________ ROCHESTER. N Y. — Second hand smoke has little lni|Mct on the Intelligence scores of young children, researchers found. Hut women who light up while pregnant could Ik- dooming their babies to lower IQ*, according to a study released Thursday. Children ages 3 and 4 whose mother* smoked 10 or more clgarettr* a day during pregnancy stored about 9 points lower on the Intelligence test* than the offspring of nonsmokers, re­ searcher* at Cornell University and the Universi­ ty of Rochester reported In this month's Pediat­ rics Journal. That gap narrowed to 4 points against children of nonsmokers when a wide range of Interrelated factors were controlled. The study took Into account second hand smoke as well as diet, education, age. drug use. |>arents' IQ. quality of |Mrenlal care and duration of breast feeding. "Although a 4-polnt difference may seem small. It Is comparable to the effects that moderate levels of lead exposure have on children's IQ scores." said Charles Henderson, senior research associate at Cornell's College of Human Ecology In Ithaca. However, the study slwiwed almost no Impart on IQ from second hand smoke after the children were bom. said Henderson, who did the work A d m in is t r a t io n t e lls A llie s B o s n ia m u s t a c c e p t ■ r B A R R Y aC H W B IO AP Diplomatic Writer__________ li I WASHINGTON - The United Stales has Informed Its allies that Hosnla's Muslim-led gov­ ernment ultimately will have to settle for only a fraction ol Its pre-war territory, according to administration officials. Hut It Is entitled to significant concessions and should not be pressured to agree to unaccep­ table terms In the negotiations that have resumed In Genevu. the officials said Thursday. Two American envoys. Un­ dersecretary o f State Peter Tnrnoff and Charles E. Redmun. outlined the American position In consultations this week In Bonn. London and Paris. Some of the conversations were de­ scribed as "fran k.” meaning there was discord. S p ecifica lly, officia ls said. France and some other* want to e x e r t p r e s s u r e on the beleaguered Bosnian govern­ ment. while the United States Is resisting and holding out for concessions. These Include access to Indus­ trial centers In central Bosnia, to un Adriatic port In the south and to the Savu river In the north for murltlmc commerce. "This does not Involve getting more territory." said an official who spoke only on condition of anonymity. "And eventually the Muslims will luive to ugree to a settlement." Economic sanctions that have crippled Ihe economy of Serbia, which arms and supports the Bosnian Serbs In their war. cun lie lifted gradually, but only If a settlement Is within reach. Ihe officials said. "And that Is fur down the road." an official said. With slight variations ull the settlement proposal* put to the warring parlies have Involved partition of the former Yugoslav republic, with the Muslims' control confined to a fraction, reflecting Serb and Croat gains In the 22-month war. The Muslims huve consistently spurned partition proposals, frustrating the Europeans who want to bring their peacekeeping tro o p s hom e from a ris k y assignment. The prolonged wur also raises embarrassing ques­ tions about the allies' ability to resolve disputes. On Wednesday, led by the United Stales, the Ifi NATO allies approved an ultimatum to the Serbs to withdraw heuvy w ea p o n s and m ortur fro m around Sarajevo within 10 duys or face air strikes. Designed to lift Ihe siege of the capital, the threut boosted Ihe hopes of the government forces. But e v e n th e n . P r e s id e n t Clinton, while expressing sym- T H E LIQ UO R S T O R E L BUSCH A 12 PACK V CAM elARTUSIJAYNES BUDW EISER *12*~ 4 PACK $0 79 / i fa tu 1303 Sanford Avc. (|3lh St. &. Sanford Avc.) SANFO RD 3 2 2 -3 S S * mA MILLER UTE MILLER DRAFT 12 P A C K •G O VER N M EN T CH ECKS •M ONEY ORDERS • P R IC ES D O N O T IN C LU D E T A X deal pathy for the Muslims, also stressed the war could only end with a negotlutrd settlement. The rule the United Slates Is assuming In Ihe Genevu negotiul i o n s , w h i c h R e d m u n Is monitoring. Is to both help the Muslims gel Irelter terms and to urge them to d ecid e on u l>ednxk position that would be Ihe hosts (or a settlement. Clinton's bundling of the Bos­ nian sltuutlon and other foreign |Hjllcy Issues drew sharp con­ d e m n a tio n T h u r s d a y fro m Senute GOP leader Bob Dole, who said America was abdicat­ ing Its global supremacy because It lacked "real leaders In the While House." In a speech to the annual Conservative Political Action Conference. Dole said Clinton was timid and repeutedly has cried " w o l f " In threatening Bosnian Serbs, offered commu­ nist North Korea Incentives even as It Ig n o re s d em an d s fo r nuclear Inspections and let Russia veto opening NATO to the new Eastern Europeun de­ mocracies. Some Democrats on Capitol Hill, however, hulled Clinton's announcement o f the new NATO ulr-slrlkc threat. "I am hopeful that this action will encourage all parties to renew their efforts for a negoti­ ated settlement to this tragic conflict." Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell of Maine said. Dole also welcomed the NATO plan but said It must not be "Just another cry of wolf — a cry we have heard far too often from N ATO and from the W h ite House." Clinton. In the meantime, re­ jected Russian objections to the threatened ulr strikes against Bosnian Serbs but wus unable again Thursday to reach Presi­ dent Boris Yeltsin to discuss their differences on the NATO ultimatum. Th e W h i l e House said t e c h n i c a l d i f f i c u l t i e s a nd scheduling problems prevented Clinton and Yeltsin from speak­ ing by telephone. Clinton In­ dicated the problem was In Moscow. "You 'll have to ask them." the president said when asked why he hadn't talked with Yeltsin. Russia, a traditional ally o f the Serbs. Is reluctant to have force applied. A senior Russian official said Moscow would demand that Ihe U.N. Security Council be convened to discuss the NATO threat. "This la not NATO's business. It Is United Nations' business.” First Deputy Foreign Minister Anatoly Adamlshln said. INtsled In December, lie said that higher food and energy prices would put upward pressure on prires. Hut he und other analysts said something else Is at work as well, u quirk In Ihe government's statistical measurements. The price Indexes are supposed to filter out normal seasonal variations. However, for the jmsI several yrars they have been showing big gains In Inflation pressures In the first quarter of the year only to have those pressures recede as Ihe year progresses The government has conceded that It Is having trouhlr with Its seasonal adjustments early tn the year, and It Is working to smooth out Ihe spikes. Normally, u big Jump In producer prices followed by a spur! In consumer prices would set olf alarm Ik-IIs at the Fedrral Reserve, whlrh Is Ihe nation's watchdog against Inflation pressures However, economists do not Ixilrvr tlie Fed will act on laid lull.itlon number* this time around — Jackie treated for lymphoma By A sso ciated Proas NEW YORK - Former first lady Jacqueline K en n ed y Onassls h a s been u n d erg oin g chemotherapy lor a form of lymphoma cancer ami Is expected to recover. The New York Times reported. Onassls. 94. lias non-Hodgkin'* lymphoma, the nrws|ia|>rr sild In Friday's editions "She Is undergoing a course i< treatment und there Is every expectation that It will be successful." s.Ud Nancy Turkrrman. a family sjsikcsman "There Is an exrdlenl prognosis You can never lie absolutely sure, but Ibc doctor* arc very optim istic." Tuekerman mold not lie reached for com ­ ment Thursday night. Site told the limes that the disease had not Interrupted Onassls’ personal life or her Job with book publisher Doubleday. where she is a senior editor. The widow itf President Kennedy was found to huve the dlM-usc alter going to the doctor with Hu-like symptoms It win caught in un curly stage and chemotherapy ulonc was prescribed, the spokeswoman said. The lymphatic system Is composed of lymph nodes and nlhrr tissues in Ihe neck, unripll* and groin. It h u m ajor component ol the ImkI v ' s Irniminr system Legal Notices R E Q U E S T F O S PROPOSAL T N How ling Authority ot Semwwie County li requet'ng proposals trotn hrmt oipoti onced ond quanted N p -rp e " CIAP ond roloN d HUD pro pout it Information rogordtng mo i i k <proposal requirements can bo obtained by contacting M l W ill* Mo* Frensim. Etec utlve Ol roc for ol IN Htonmg Aultiorlly of Seminole County TSo Authority l l locoNd *1 *4} Academy P la ta . Oviedo. F L 1USS IrOfl l i t M il Proposals ora duo tor review ol i n above odd-tit at ll 00 A M February It. IFS4 PublUh February II4 11. to il OEOOl N O TIC IU N O IR ~ F IC TIT IO U t NAME ACT Notice It hereby •••on that the undersigned pwftwanl to the " F k ta io u i Noma Act." Chapter M tO t F tor Ido Statutes *111 rag liter with the Florid* Deport menl ot State upon receipt ot proof ot the publication ot thit notice the Uctltioui nemo, to •It M E O IS A V E PHARMACY, under w h ich wo t i p e i l lo ong«go in business ot I0f» Flor Ido Control P o rtn o y. Suite 1100. Long wood F L l J I W t llt James B Chonovort M EO IS A V E CSSI P A R T N E R S H IP Scott E H ill PublUh February II. If** D io n Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M E No*KO It horoby given that I am ongogrd In b utm otl ol *01 Poplar Or . Altamonte Springy OH*- Sominoto County. Florida, under the F k t'tlo u l Name at C O N FETTI. E T C . and rhai I intend to rtgnter laid nemo • in. the Civilian ol Corpora I any. Tellehattee Florida, in accordance •un the proviitoni ol the Fictitiowi Nome Stotutet. To Wit Section M l 0*. Florida Stotutet Iff I Debra Carvers Publish February 11.1*14 D E O 104 NO TICE OF P U B LIC AUCTION Notice ll horoby gl von Sominoto Wrecker Service •ill t o ll ot P u b lic A u c tio n lor salvage tor coin on demand to highest bidder the following described vehicles Fob i i . itta It Chav Nova V ln rlX e tO fT tM O d ff Ford 4 OR V ln r lK F lL 141440 The auction will bo hold ol II 00 pm on Ihe sold da'rt above Al Sominoto W rocttr Service 1140 S M yrtle Avo Sanford Fla M f f l Prospective bidders may inspect vohlctol one hour prior to sole Tarmt ore cosh or corn tied funds Sominoto Wrecker reserves the right to accept or ro|oct any end pll bids Publish February I i. Iffy O E O ff NOTICE OF P U R L I C HBARIN0 The Sominoto County Planning ond Zoning Commission will hold 0 public hearing In Room iw t of the County Services Building. Santord. Florida on March 1. 1*04 ot 1 00 P M . or ot soon thereafter ot possible to consider the following: A PUBLIC H E A R IN 0 FOR C H A N O C OF ZONING R E G U LA TIO N S I S E M IN O LE COUNTY B O A R D O F COUNTY COMMISSIONERS I P Z fc a il Reiene Irem A t Agriculture to FLI Public Lands ond Inttltetlent — See Attached Eehiblt ••A” Further Described a t I M 1 acres ol County property, located on the north side ol Osceola Rood E X H IB IT " A " Parcel A A TR A C T O F LAN 0 LYIN G IN SECTION 1. TOW NSHIP K SOUTH. R A N G E 11 EAST. S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLO R ID A. BEING M O R E P A R TIC U LAR LY O E S C R IB E O AS FOLLO W S BEGIN A T TH E NORTHW EST C O RN ER OF THE NW •« OF SAID S ECTIO N 1. THENCE R U N S«t«4Ill' E. A L O N G TH E NORTH LIN E O F THE NW >« O f SAID SEC TIO N !. 1011 OS F E E T . T H E N C E R U N S l f S I l C E . 1*4* 14 F E E T . T H E N C E RUN SX>*4l*r’W. 111! F E E T , T H E N C E RUN NFBtoBW W . IM F ] F E E T . T H E N C E RUN 100*00 00 W. ISSI If F E E T ; T H E N C E NUN NlS*jr4S"W. 1MII0 F E E T TO T H E POINT OF BEG IN N IN G. CONTAINING It t ACRES M O R E O R LESS PARCEL B A TR AC T O F LAN0 L Y IN G IN SECTION 1. TOW NSHIP K SOUTH. R A N G E 11 EAST. S E M IN O L E COUNTY. F LO R ID A BEING M O R E P AR TIC U LAR LY O E S C R IB E O AS FOLLO W S C O M M E N C E AT THE N O R TH W ES T CORNE R OF T H E N E to OF SAIO SECTIO N 1. THENCE R U N S00*00 00 W. ALONG T H E W EST LINE OF T H E NE '• OF SAID S ECTIO N 1. IUOOO F E E T TO THE POINT O F BEGINNING. T H E N C E RUN SS0N)0'00"E. >000 00 F E E T . TO A POINT ON TH E W E S T BANK OF AN EXISTIN G DRAINAGE DITCH; TH EN C E R U N t llt o U T 'E . A L O N G TH E SAIO W E S T BAN K 1 N 0 M F E E T TO A POINT O N TH E N O R T H E R L Y RIGHT OF W AY L IN E OF OSCEOLA R O A D (A M FOOT R/WI; T H E N C E RUN S M * 4 r» "W . ALONG SAID R IG H T OF WAY LIN E . Of 14 F E E T TO T H E F>OINT OF C U R V A T U R E O F A CU RV E C O N C A V E N O R TH E R L Y ; TH EN C E RUN S O U T H W ES T­ E R L Y . II S4 F E E T ALONG T H E A R C OF SAIO C U R V E . H AVIN G A RADIUS O F »S4ff F E E T . A C E N T R A L ANGLE OF 0 l * ir i4 \ A CHORD O F 11 S4 AND A C H O R D BEARING OF I f M OT W. T H E N C E. O EP AR TIN O SAID C U R V E AND SAID N O R T H E R L Y RIGHT OF W A Y LINE. RUN N M * 0 iiT 'W . 744Ot F E E T ; T H E N C E RUN N O n S t l W 4ff U F E E T ; TH ENC E RUN N i n o 'S ] W. Ilf4 If F E E T . TH ENCE RUN NI4*S4 1* W . 4f| IF TO A POINT ON THE W EST LIN E OF THE N E to O F SAID SECTION 1. T H E N C E RUN NM*4t’0f"W . 101 SI F E E T ; T H E N C E RUN SFbtoOOO'E. 411M F E E T TO T H E POINT OF BEG IN N IN G . CONTAINING 41 4 A C R E S MORE OR L E S S Those In attendance will be hoard and •niton comments may bo filed with the Current Planning Office Hearings may bo continued from lime to lim a os found necessary Further dttollt available by colling 211-100. E stontton 1444 NOTEl Pontons with disabilities needing eilittence to participate In any of those proceedings thouhl contact too Employee Relations Department A D A Coordinator m hours In advance of too mooting of U l l IK e i tension 1F4I. Persons ore advised tool II they w ith to appeal any decision mode ol tots mooting, they will need a record of Sw proceedings, end tor such purpose, they may need to ensure tool o verbatim record of too proceedings Is modi, which record Includes too testimony and evidence upon which too appeal is to bo bated, per Section 104 Cits. Florida Statutes BOAROOI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLO RID A B Y H E R 6H A R D IN . M A N A G E R C U R R EN T P L A N N IN G Publish February II. IFF4 D E O IM In part Itecause Ihe central Irunk launched a pre-emptive strike against Inflation a week ago. It boosted u key short-term rate, the federal funds rale, to 3.25 percent. This Is Ihe Interest that hanks charge each other on overnight loans and It had not been Increased by the Fed In five years. Many economists believe the fe d will be content to leave rates alone for a few months now to see where the economy Is headed. Some nre forecasting that rales may only go up another quarter point for the entire year although others bcllevr the Fed could well make three or four modest rale Increase* over the course o f 1994. One reason for Fed mutton, analysts Ih -IIc v c . Is thut econom ic statistics arc hard to read In the winter months and this year that Is especially true with the severe cold weather In many parts of the country and the earthquake In California Legal Notices TOWINO A N D STORAOE NOTICE O F C L A IM O F L IE N AND P R O P O S E D S A LE O T V E H IC LE TO R E G I S T E R E D OWNER Nathan Watkins »101 E P alm er SI Bartow. F L 1MM LIENOR (TOW ING ANO STORAGE C O M P A N Y ) Mickey's Auto Clinic SKIS 11*1 Casselberry F c n iO f I401IIK ISJF D E SCRIPTIO N OF V E H IC LE ISM Plymouth VIN ME 4ICAF tifflS DATE S T O R E D : 1/1(24 LOCATION O F VEH IC LE OOIS I f * ! Cattefberry. F L Each of you It hereby notified toot the above vehicle wot towed ot the request ot Sominoto County S h eriff t Office end the ebore named lienor it In posses lion ot and clo im t o lwn on the ebore describ ed vehicle lor Towing end Storage charges a ccru e d In Ihe am ount o l 111(00 The charges will con tmue to accrue ot toe reto ot |IS 00per day The lwn claimed by too above named lienor it twbiect to en torcem ent pursuant to F S f l l 11 and unless sad vehicle is redeemed trom sold honor by payment as allowed by to*, the above described vehicle may be told to satisfy the lion If toe vehicle Is net redvemed end that veh icle w hich rem ains un c la im e d , o r lor which the charges for recovery, towing, or storage services remain unpa<d may bo totd a Her it days Noe of Oil prior lions The above (Set g noted Honor proposes to toll too vehicle os to*tows Public auction to be held ot SKI S t f * l Casselberry F L commencing at F 00 AM on too 1st day of M arch. IFF4 S T A T E M E N T OF OW NERS RIGHTS Notice that the owner or Iwrtootdev within It doyt after too lim e they have snowtodgo ot too location ot too voMcto. may tile a com plaint In too County Court m which too vehicle it stored or In which tow owner resides la determine it toon property w et wrongfully token or withhold tram them Notice that upon filin g o c o m p l a i n t , on o w n e r o r lienholder may have their vehi rlo re-eased upon posting with the Court o cosh or surety bond or other adequate security equal to too amount of too charges for towing end storage to ensure too payment of such charges In the event they do not prevail Notice toot any proceeds from too solo of too vehkto remaining otter payment of too amount claimed to bo duo and owing to the Honor will be dtpotlrod with the Clerk of the Circuit Court tor disposition upon court ordor pursuant to Subsection IS) Of Florida Statute f l l fI DATED this 14th day of Jenu ary,IFF4 Publish February It. IFF4 O EO 101 Legal Notices INTM I CIRCUIT C O URT FOR SEM INO LE C O U N TY . F LO R ID A FROBATC DIVISION File Number eeose CP IN RE E S TA T E OF A L L I N E A BARW ICK Defeated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The adm inistration at the e itH eo f ALLIN E A BARWICK deceetad File Number S4(tt CP. It pending In the C l'C ut Court lor Seminole County. Flor Ido. P ro b a lo D iv is io n . tt>« address of which It K l N Part Avo Santord F L H IM The nemos end addresses ot the personal represent#!-ve end the personal representative s at tornoy are sot forth below A L L I N T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O T IF IE D THAT All persons on whom s - i notke it served who have eb lections that challenge the vend Ity ot the will, the qualifications ot the personal reprosontatiro. venue, or lurltdichon ot this Court ore required to file me r o b lo c llo n i with th is Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH REE MONTHS A F T E R THE OATE OF TH E F IR S T PU ELI CATION OF THIS NO TICE OR THIRTY D AYS A F T E R THE O A TE OF S E R V I C E O F A COPY OF THIS NO TICE ON TH EM All creditors of too decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent t etioto on whom o copy ot this not ICO It served within three months otter the date ot too first publication ot this notke mutt file their claims with tolt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH REE MONTHS A F T E R THE OATE OF TH E FIR S T PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY D AYS A F T E R THE D A T E OF S E R V I C E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll other c r e d it o r s of Ihe d e ce d e n t e n d p e r s o n s h a v in g c la im s ov d e m a n d s ogamti to# d e ce d e n t i esia*e m u t t M o th e ir cloimt W ith tolt c o u r t WITHIN THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF TH ISN OTICE A L L C L A IM S . O E M A N D S ANO O B JEC TIO N S NOT SO FILED WILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED The dale of too first publico lion ot tolt Notke Is Fobruor» II. IFF4 Personal Representative B E T TY 0 R IG G E R S WlDOIS I0K NorthCR 411 Longwood. Florida H I M Attorney lor Personal Representative K E N N E T H W M clN TO SH . ESQUIRE. of STENSTROM. M clNTOSH . J U L IA N .C O L B E R T . WMIGMAM A SIMMONS P A P O Bet 4(41 Santord F L J im 4444 Telephone 401/JK l i f t Florida Bar No 0SKM Publish February 11. t(. IFS4 O EO I0S CITY OF LONOWOOD. FLORI0A NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER AOOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES TO W HOM IT M A Y CONC E R N : NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G I V E N by too City of Longwood. Florida, tool too C ity Commission will hold o puWk hearing to consider enactment ot too following ordinances ORDINANCE FOilM AN O R D IN A N C E OF T H E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A. PROVID IN G FOR THE C O LL E C T IO N OF C O M M E R C I A L RE C O V E R E O M AT E R IA LS . PROVID IN G FOR A R EG ISTR ATIO N PROCESS. TO IMPOSE C E R T A I N TERMS. CONDITIONS. ANO R E Q U I R E M E N T S R E L A T IN G T H E R E TO . PRO VIO IN G S E V E R ABILITY. C O N FLIC TS ANO AN E F F E C T I V E D A TE O R D IN A N C E F4 t ill AN O R D IN A N C E OF T H E CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A . PROVIO ING FOR THE G R A N T IN G OF A N O N E X C L U S I V E FR A N C H IS E TO DISPOSALL INC FOR THE C O L L E C T IO N OF C O M M E R C IA L SOLID W A S T E . TO IMPOSE C E R T A I N TE R M S CONDITIONS ANO R E Q U IR E M E N T S R E LA TIN G T H E R E T O . PROVIO ING S E V E R A B IL IT Y . CO NFLICTS ANO AN E F F E C T I V E OATE O R D IN A N C E NO. M i l l ! AN O R D IN A N C E OF T H E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A A M E N D IN G ORDINANCE N O 4FS. ZONING O R O IN A N C E . AP P E N O IX A . A R T IC L E II. SECTIO N 101. A M E N D I N G THE D E F I N I T I O N OF JU N K B Y O E L E T I N G U N R E G I S T E R E D MOTOR V E H I C L E S FR O M T H E DEFINITION O R O IN A N C E NO M IIU AN O R O IN A N C E OF T H E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A. A M E N D IN G TH E B U D G E T F O R THE FISCAL Y E A R BEGIN NING O C T O B E R 1. IFF! A N D ENDING S E P T E M B E R H . IFF4. PROVID IN G FO R B U O G E T T R A N S F E R S OROINANCE NO.(4 11(4 AN O R D IN A N C E OF T H E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A. A M E N D IN G OR OINANCE N O 4FS. THE C O M P R E H E N S IV E ZONING O R D IN A N C E. A P P E N D I X A. AR TIC LE VIII SECTION (OF 1.. W H E N T R E E A N O WOOOLANOS P R O T E C T IO N RE Q U I R E M E N T S A P P L Y ; E X E M P T I N G O W N E R O C C U P lE O H O M E S T E A D S FROM P E R M IT T IN G R E Q U IR E M E N T S . PRO VIDING F O R CO NFLICTS. S E P A R A B ILIT Y . A N D E F F E C T I V E DATE OROINANCK NO.F4-IKS AN O R O IN A N C E OF T H E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A, A M E N D IN G T H E CITY C O O E O F ORDINANCES. C H A P T E R 1. ART VI O IV 1. SEC 1 I llla H I I ) . PROVIDING FO R T H E COOES E N F O R C E M E N T BOARO T O H A V E JURISDICTION A N D AU TMORITY TO H E A R AN D D E C ID E A L L E G E D V IOLATION S OF C H A P T E R F G A R B A G E A N D R E F U S E . PR O V IO IN G FOR CO N FLIC TS. S E P A R A B IL IT Y A N D E F F E C T I V E O A T E Said Ordinances wore placed on first reeding en February 1. IFS4, ond the C ity Commission will consider some tor final postage end adoption otter the public hearing, whkh will bo hold in the City Hell, 111 West Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida, on Monday, the H it day of February. A 0 . IFF4. ot 1:00 P M . or os soon thereetttr ot possible A l Iha mooting. Inter at led parlies may appear end bo hoard with respect to too proposed Ordinances This hearing may bo continued from time to time until final action Is token by the City Commission A copy of toe proposed Ordinances ore posted at too City Hell. Longwood. Florida, ond copies are an file with too Clerk of too City ond some m ay bo Inspected by the public A taped record of tolt mooting Is mode by too C ity tor its convenience This record may not constitute on adequate record tor purpooot of appeal trom • decision mode by too Commission with respect to too torogoing metier A ry person wishing to ensure theon adequate record of too proceedings It maintained tor appellate purposes It advised to moke too necessary arrangements at hit or her own oeponta Doted tolt Ftodeyol February A O . IFF4 C ITY O F LON GW O OO G E R A L D IN E O ZAM BRI C ITY C L E R K Publish February II. IFF4 D E O I0S �February 11, 1994 Sanford Herald Sports M id -w in te r h e a t w a v e Hot-swinging Raiders rip Rollins junior varsity Jacksonville downs Lamar Prom Staff Reports J A C K S O N V I I X K — Artrnm * M rC lu ry scored a career-high 27 points to lend Jacksonville to an 89-78 win over Lamar on Thurediy. WINTER PARK - By Ihr calender, li e still the dead ol wilder Even so. the Raider* are red hot. The Seminole Community College Imsc I m II team won It* third consecutive game lu even It* record at 4 4 on the *ru*on with a 13 7 trouncing o f the Rollln* College junior varsity In Winter Park Thur*day ufternuun. The Raider* have nwiiug Ihe bats exception.illy well In the streak, rolleetlug a season-high 21 hits Thuraday and 48 softies (or the week In Ihe win over the Tar*. SCC also showed some power, ripping nine extra base hll*. seven don hie* and two home runs. The Raider* were In complete control, tuklng Irads of 7-0 and I l-l. l>rlore Rollln* scored five Hatters hold off FIU IVI.AND — Kerry Hlackshrar scored 23 point* to lead Stetson to a 61-58 victory over Florida International on Thursday. AROUND THE NATION Wake Forest guns down ’Notes RAID! SI II. IASI i V t tommot* C l K O M l l C*H*o* III 144 414 - II II > S flh n i C4ll#g« |vA*4f v4Mlfy 4*t III III - r II I LA/»|| N 4M 4 in. B o 'oq'm II) ond E l i l l f Kordw-Wi. T»pi III. Rltctu* II). A ih |«l «nd Connolly WP IP Ksndanai ilv o - non* IB - SCC. B tro rd i I. M o o l, I. Bo'ond Crvl. I llio r. Rolitnt C oni, 0,04 I AAuon'hotnof. P,-tx. IB Rolllnt. A llir* H R — SCC. Bon|omln. E d t lo in Rocordt SCC 4 4 runs lii the bottom of the sixth Inning to keep the game going. leadin g the way offensively lor SCC were Seminole High School graduate Rick Eckstein (five tor-five, home run. run. two RBI). Deltona's Pete Dezeredl (Ihrrr for-lnur. two doubles, run. lour RBI) and Dale Hardy (three-for-flve. two doutiles, two nmsl W IN ST O N -SA LE M . N .C . - R a n d o lp h Childress scored 33 (Mint* and Wake Forest destroyed Florldi State's /one defense with 1-1 3-polntrrs In a 77-69 victory Thursday night. Also contributing were Spruce Creek's Isaac Cruz (double, single, three runs, two RBI. three stolen bases). New Smyrna’s Johnny Goodrich (two singles, two runs, stolen base). Benjamin (home run. run. two Rill), Note Ell/ci and Lyman's Chud Brland (double), Seminole's Demy Reunion (single, Rllll. Brian l.uddeu (single, run). Oviedo's Erik Jordan (single) and Gary Hollister (two runs). Lake Howell's Robert Bologna pitched well In finishing up (or winning pitcher Edged, striking out two of the four halters he faced In Ihe ninth Inning. Former Ovlrdo Lion and Valencia Community College player Ryan Alklrr doubled In a run nnd scored another for Rollln*. M.A. Erectors leads Pinehurst Wilkins, Hawks top Heat A TLA N TA — Dominique Wilkins scored 33 points to surpass Elgin llu vlir as the 10thleadlng scorer In NBA history and lead Atlanta Hawks by the Miami Ileal. 114-98 From Staff Raports SANFORD — Trailing 3-2 through five innings M A- Erectors exploded for It) runs In the lop ol the sixth Inning and went on to lieat Briar Corp. 14-5 In u battle lor ftrst place In the Sanford Rrcreatlon Men's Polar Bear Softltall League at Pinehurst Park. In the nightcap. Exterior llomrsnvrr* *|Mttrd the SAS Raiders a seven-run lead In Ihe top of the first Inning and came hack to |tn*t a 24-12 victory. M.A. Erectors (3-1) hold* down the top *|>ot In the four-team Imguc trailed by Briar Corp. and Exterior Hom rwvcr* (both 2 21. and the SAS Raiders 11-3). Next week. Extrrlor llom rsavrr* will face M A Erectors at 7 p.tn. while the SAS Raider* lake on BrtarCorp. at 8 pm David Munich highlighted M A Erector*' FAM U bests Morgan St. BALTIMORE — Sean Black led Flordla A AM with 16 points us the Rattlers defeated Morgan State 82-77 Thursday night In MEAC action Duo leads Bethune-Cookman WASHINGTON — Lamont Parrish scored 16 points to lead Bethune-Cookman College to a 65-60 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference victory over Howard University on Thursday. No. 16 FIU women upset HAMMOND — Deneka Knowles had 27 points rebounds Thursday night as Southeastern Louisiana snapped Uith-rankrd Florida In­ ternational's 16-game winning strruk. 76-72 C See Pinehurst. Page 2B MA Iroctort S*lor Cars AROUND THE WORLD tat iiu ttt lit*, tor HsMuntt Gratton paces Lightning O TTAW A — Chris Gratton scored twlrc as the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Ottawa Senators 6-2 Thursday night. . Both lha Lyman girls' and Lake Mary boys' soccer loams will continue their Class 5A state championship quests this weekend. Danya Harris (above left) and the Lyman Greyhounds play Parkland-Douglas In tonight's 6 p.m. semifinal at the University of Tampa, lha winner advancing to Saturday's 7 p.m. championship gama. Anclara Almgran (No. 22 below) and (he Lake Mary Rams play at Pensacola-Washlngton tonight In the 6A-8ectlon I championship game. WHAT’S HAPPENING Rosier in front at Chase Park Pram Staff Reports TODAY SANFORD - A D Roslrr/Flortdu S|*tri Wear suffered Its (Inti loss of the season tint maintained Its hold on llrsl place In i Ik* Sanford Recreation Thursday Men's Polar Bear Solihull la-ague al Chase Park. In the regularly scheduled games. A I) Rnsler/Ftorida Sport Wear knockrd olf Beer: 30 4-1 and Slllfey Alfordobles tipped First Baptist 13-1 In a game stopped by Ihe 12-run merry rule In the sixth inning. Then. In u make-up of n game rallied out earlier In the season. First Baptist edged A D Rosler/Florlda Sport Wear 6-5 A.D. Rostcr/Florlda Sport Wear. I lie only train In the league with a winning record, continues tu Boys’ Basketball MOvlado at Seminole. JV, 6 p m , V. 7:30 p.m. □ L.Brsntley at LHowall. JV. 6 pm.; V. 7:30 p.m. □Orangawood at Warnar. JV. 6 p.m.; V, 7:30 pm . Girls’ Basketball □ 5A-Dlst. 4 at Lake Mary: L. Howell vs. Spruce Creek, 5:30 p.m.; L.Brantley vs. M'land, 7:30 p m. L4A -D isl. 6 at St. Cloud: Seminole vs. Leesburg, 6:30 p.m.; St. Cloud vs. Cypress Creek, 8 p.m. •m:■^ □ See C h a se, Psge 2 B Boys' Soccer □5A-8ect!on I championship: Lake Pensacola-Washlngton, 7 p.m., CST Mary at l l g f •n A O. B*4i*r/Flortt« l|*rl Wt*r WtHotr'l AHorSobm Girls’ Soccer F»tl Sogtat □ S A semifinals at Unlv. ol Tampa: Lyman vs. Parkland-Douglas, 6 p.m.; Winter Park vs. Mlaml-Braddock. B p.m. Wrestling CJSA-Reglon I lournamanl at Lyman. □4A-Reglon II lournamanl at Panama City-Bay FinI logOll A.D Roolor/FItrMl tgort W ilt Bulldogs rush by Lyman From Staff Reports SATU RD AY JU C O Basketball □ Men: Lake City C C al Seminole CC. 7:30 p.m. □W om en: Seminole C C al Central FI. CC, 6 p m. Girls’ Basketball □ 5A-Dlst.4 finals at Lake Mary, 7:30 p.m. □4A-Dlat. 6 finds at St. Cloud, 7:30 p.m. Girls’ Soccer □ SA atate finals at Unlv. ol Tampa. 7 p.m. Wrestling □ SA-Reglon I tournament at Lyman. □4A-Reglon II tournament al Panama City-Bay B E S T B E T S ON T V HOCKEY □ 9 p.m. — ESPN. Los Angeles Kings at Anaheim Mighty Ducks. (L) Complete IlsMngs on Fate IB____________ LAKE MARY — By now. people should know better than to un­ derestimate the DcLund Bulldogs boys' baskrttiall team. For most of the year, attention In 5A-I)lstrlct 4 has focused on Ihe powerful Mainland Buccaneers or Ihe play of Lyman and laikc Mary. But over the past couple of weeks, no one has played liellcr than the DcLniid Bulldogs. In Ihut spun. Drlumd has knocked the previously undefeated (and No. 2 stale ranked) Buccaneers nnd Deltona la team Ihut hud won four games In a row and hud tuken Mainland to the final shot|at Deltona. Thursday night ut Luke Mary High S r h o n l. the L y m a n Greyhounds got a first hand look at the Improving Bulldog*. With four players hitting for double figures and Ihe offense scoring no less than 18 (Mints In any one qunrlrr. DcLand crunched Lymuu by 36 (Mints. 85-49. The game was originally sched­ uled for Lyman, hut hud to be moved to Lake Mary because the Lyman gym was being prepared for tonight's opening round o f the SA-Reglon I wrestling tournament. Rlro King tossed in u game-high 29 points and John Dcmps added 19. Maurice Dorns 15 and Bill auLLDoot u. oa I VHOUNDS4* OtLoud (II) O*m0» 1)4 1*. Dornt S) « II. Potrkk 1 90 4. CSorry 404 10. King 914It. kwrry 109 4. Smith l914.SUIIord9919 TotillH II III! Lyman (44) Bonnot* I SAI. Ward 199 4. Rtod, 011IS. Ball 1114. Ro,mon III* . Kibkr 1004. Johnton I 0« 1. LmnOOOO Totals 19II I!at DtLand II II II I! - U Lyman 9 II I II - 4t Thro* point Hold 900I1 — Of Land 4 ICsorry I, King ))j Lymon I (Bonnot!) Total loult — DoLond 10. Lymon II. Foulod out — non* Tothntcoli — DoLond. bone*. Smith Record* — DoLond ISO; Lymon ll 10 Cherry 10 as (he Bulldogs Improved to 15-6 on the season heading Into next week's district tournament (hut will be hosted by Lymun. The loss was another bitter pill for the Greyhounds, who have lost six o f their lust seven gnmes after starting 13-4. The defeat probably also hurt Lyman's chances of get­ ting the No. 2 seed In the district tournament, as It finishes the regu­ lar season with a 9-6 record against district opponents. Shaw n Ready w as the only Greyhound to finish in double figures, pouring in 15 points. The rest of Ihe district schools will conclude their regular season's to­ night. Brackets and matchups for the district tournament should be announced Saturday or Sunday. Senior swlngman Shawn Ready (No 22. right) was Ihe only Greyhound lo scoro In doublo fiQurss during L y fn in 'i lost to tho visiting DoLand Bulldogs Thursday night, netting 15 points. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �I B - Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Friday. February It, 1094 B ro w n ’s s h in e s in C l a s s i c S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S OOQS Ttmrtrky night First l a c e -5/14. ■ to *t 4 V i Happy Ending IN 1 0 110 4 Deity Ripple 11(0 ISO 1 Lortet 410 Q <4 4) M M P 144) 4 4 0 T 14 4 II 111 M b ( M 4 r in - V I .O : M U IT e .a sh a n d M O 100 110 STaskCtom ln Tyn t 4 10 110 * On* Red Rose l« o O II I) 14 M P (1 11 U M T (11 It t(|.«( DO (4 1)4 (01(1 M i l 44(44 Third r 4(4 — 1/14. 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Near Vo.* 14 u 70 Orlande 17 w 274 M ia m i 11 14 44* New Jersey n 14 471 Boston » V 474 Philadelphia 0 it 414 Washing Ion 1! 11 114 CentrN D*vt, »n 24 1) 712 A llan 1* 24 11 71) Chicago Cleveland 14 1) St 1 Indiana 71 7) 50 Chav lotto 444 77 n 14 u Milwaukee 1Y2 II V 84 Detroit W ESTER N CO NFEREN CE Midwest Division W L P it 24 i l tn Moulton 22 14 114 San Antonio 21 I* a lt Utah t l 15 444 Denver 04 14 V Minnesota * 4i .115 Deltas P a c ilk (|y M a n U I* .111 Saatli* II IS 4/4 11 K -J14 Portland 11 n Hi Go'cton Slat* 11 it w L a L a k a ri I* J* 114 L A C lip p a r* I! U 1U Sacramanto Thursday's Carnal C old a n S la l* 111. Mrw York 101 Atlanta It*. M ia m iM Howlton 104. Calrolt II Ch'c ago (7. AVlwa . see M O a llai 17. WatTiington 77 San Antonio *4. Danya* 17 Sacramanto 101. L A Lakari *4 Friday's Carnal Nogamat tchadulvd Saturday’! Oa mat No gam ai ichadultd 06mf All Slar Gam* at M m n n o 'i 4 8 p m M onday'i Carnal No gam ai scheduled N BA B O X B S H A W K I 1 H .H E A T M MIAMI (M l Long 7 17 1 1 11. Rk* 10 17 1 1 77. Soikaly * 1 1 1 1 0 Shaw 1 1 00 A Smith * 11 I I IA G*ig*r 1 7 4 4 1* Cotas 4 1 001. Atkins 0 t 0 0 0 Burton 0 1 1 1 I. Kasstar 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 4 ) * t ll IIM A T L A N T A 11141 Wilkins 1114 4* 11 Willis *1* *1 2A Koncak 14 1 17. A u g men 4 11 10 70. Blaylock 11 14 14. Lang 11 14 t. Ehlo 10 0 0 7. Whaltay 0 0 0 0 C. Ferry! 1 00 00 0 Total* 41771514 114 M am l II II II II M Atlanta 17 14 14 1 7 - 1 1 4 1 Point goals — M a m ! I l l (Smith 11. Shaw 01. Ric* 0 I. Cotas 01. Kasstar 0 I). Atlanta 5 11 (Wilkins l 5. Blaylock 1 1. Ehlo 1 A W .llis 0 1). Fouled out - Saiktay Rebounds - M iam i « ISaiklay 10). Atlanta 51 (Willis 111 A t t lit i - Miami M (Shaw. Smith*), Atlanta I t (Blaylock II) Total tout* - M ia m i 17. A lla n ta ll. A - I1.0M CO LLEG E B A SK ETB A LL Thursday'. M an'i Scarai EAST Adalphi *1. Southampton 71 Buttolo44. Youngstown SI M Cantu us 71. Fairfield 41 Coatl Guard « . Nlcholt *1 Iona 74. N ia g a ra U Mam* 0*. Northeastern 71 MattachwMlt* 70. R h o tt IHand 44 Nan Hampihlr* 44. Bolton U 14 Salam SI *2. W ailltald SI 71 Salve Ragina 77. Cordon 44 SI Bonavanlura II. S< Joseph* 0 , IOT Ttmpi* II. Dvquama 4* Twill 74. M a n Boiton U SOUTH Alabama St U . Tuiktga* 7* Balkan* Coalm an U . Hayaard U. M Birmingham South**n 10. Foutoner II Cant. FlarMa U . Mar car n Coll otChartoaton 51. C llad il 4* FlarMa AAM 11, M ar pan St. II Jackaamrllla I*. Lam ar n Liberty 5*. N C Aih#».n#ll LawtiyiUa *1. iaath Fiend* M N C Cliarlett* 71. Southern Mias 71 Nan Ortoant 4*. Arkansas St. M Norm Carolina *1. Maryland I* SW Louisiana M . South Alabama 71 Sam lord 11 Cantonary 7* St. La* 44. FlarMa Tack 11 Italian It, Fla. totamattonal M Va Commonwealth It. Virginia Tech 71 W Kentucky *1. Louisiana Tacha* Wak* Far a ll 77. FlarMa SI. 4* MIDW EST Hu tidal* IIA L a * Superior 51 *7 La Salt* 45. Evansville 42 Lorota. Ill 74. N III moil 41 tor quell* *1, One Innall M Michigan tf. FtrrlsS I 0 S Indiana 10. tnd Pur Ft. Wayne 7] Saginaw Val SI *7. Northwd, Mich 71 Tabor 14. Bethany. Kan I* Taylor 7A Huntington 41 SOUTHW EST Ark Llttl* Rock 71 T a ia i Pan Am*rican SamHouitonSI 47.Te***l*w AatameM Stephen F A w lim U .S W T * ia iS I 41 T t i a i E lP a io f t . CMaradoW 7* F A R W EST A m on* 17. Sian lord 40 Brigham Young ICl.SanD togaSI.il Cal SI Fullerton 77. N * yadl 71 Corn age 44 Pepper dn# 5* Long Beech SI M. Pacific IS Loyola Marymount M . Portland If N a w M a itco ll. Wyoming M Santa Clara M San F ranclico 77 Southern C al 10. Washington St 44 U C LA n , Washing ten 74 Utah II. Hawaii 74 OT W AK E F O R E S T 71, FLO R ID A ST. M FLO RID A ST. U M ) Roblntan ) 4 0 0 I. Sura 0 1* I I 11. Luchman 1 1 1 1 1 . Wbrd I I 00 J. Graham I I I I I U Collin* 0 1 0 0 0. R*M 1 1 1 1 1 . Shephard I 1001 T o I N l M I l ! 114* W AK E F O R E S T I I S !) Owani * IT I I 11. Blucat 1 1 00 IS Duncan 14 1 1 S C h ild ren I II I I I* & Harm on a I 00 II. LaRu* 0 1 00 0. King 00 00 0. Banks 0 IOOO Totals 14 II 112111 Haillim* - Wak* Forest 41. Florid* Si 10 1 Point goal* - Florida St 111* 1Graham M . Sura 1*. Ward I 1 Shephard I I. Collm i 01). Wak* For a it I 4 S (Childress 4 4. Blue*! 1 1. Harrison ] I. LaRu* 0 1) foutod out Ward Rebounds - Florida SI. 14 (R*to *1. W a lt For a il 13 l Owani i l l A4lt*ll Florida SI 11 (Ward f) . Wak* Fo r*il I* (Harmon *| Total touts - Florida SI. n . Wak* F e r t il II. A — A D * JA C K S O N V ILL E I*. U U M B II LA M A R ( S i lt Boa to 1 1 1 1 A Dock*!* l i n t . D r ton 4 11 1 1 IA Brown* I II 1 1 II. V*n*r 1 I I 1 S II. Maly* 4 111 II. Jator O l I I A McLendon 11 004. PernnOOOOO T r t i l l M M II 1471 JA C K S O N V ILLE 111 11 Brown 111 I 1 II. M sC lery II 11 M V . Johnson 12 1 1 4 . LM r-fito n 11 11 A Sion* 1 7 4 * II. B u rrtll 7 1100 IA Shator 1 1 0 0 A Fish** 00 00 0 M a rt* I I 0 0 1 Tol*lt 0 11 IS II Of Halltlm* — Jackacnvilto M. Lamar 14 1 Poml go#it — Lamar I I 14 IDoe klni t A Brown* 4 I. Vanay 1 1. Malvo 11), Jack ion yllto tO lt I Brown 41, Uvingttan I I. Ston* 0 1. Bur rail 4*. Shafer 01, Martto S I.) Foutod out — Brown* Rebounds - Lamar 17 (Oocklni 4|, JacksonvIM* M (MeCtory II A t t lit i Lam ar If I Brown* 71. Jackson yllto 1* (Ston* 41 Total touts - Lamar 10. Jacksonville I 7 A - 1 0 0 STETSON II. F L A . INTERNATION AL M F L A . IN T E R N A TIO N A L (10-tt) Maiyck 4 1 17 1L N u l l s 1 4 1 1 7 , Nicholas 0 1 1 1 1 . L*ak* 1 1 . 1 1 5 Lawson 1 1 AO l Gramatikoc 00 0 0 0. Marrtotl 111 0 0 I L Eason 4 7 1 1 10. Tchlr 15 00 1 T e tllf II S4 10 1550 STETSON IA1II BlacksTwar f 15 1 4 11. Wallholl 1 4 OR A Entonman 0 1 0 0 0. Conner A l l S ! IA Sam* 1 1 5 1 7 . Cladtoua 1 1 1 1 1 Matuttewikl I I 0 01 Thomas 1 1 1 1 A Wood 0 1 1 1 1 . Total* _ _ — OB 4<l 1»t* It ll»* ill) ll<* 19 14*1 tl 0<) U 'l GB »» a*» U>* 70 X 48 * * 11 I* » 1447111(11 Haillim* — Station II. Fla. Intornational 14 1 Point goals - Fla Intcrnaltonai * 11 1Maiyck 0 t. Nicholas 01. Leak* 1A Lawson I ). Marriott 11. Etaan 01. Tchlr I I), Station 7 U (B lacs shear I L Walthoff 1 1 Corner I A Cladtoua 0 1 . Malusiawskl 111 Fowled out - L*akA Tchlr, NKMIl R* bounds F la Intamalional It (Eaton. NlcoHs 41. Station M (Wallholl *| Assists Fla international 10 (Nichetas). Station II ICladtoua l l Total t o i l - F l a International 15. Station II A - 1.0* iitotort It. A t iis lt — Leuitaill* 14 (Osborn* I). South Florid* 14 |Aik Ini 1) Total toutl — Louitvill* 1*. South Florida I* A - 1.117 F L A . A B M H . MO RGAN ST. 17 F L A AAM 1414) Black S l l *5 I*. Smith 4 4 I S 11. Me C m * *11 14 to. Colton 4 tO O 10. Coast 15 7 1 IL Williams 1 4 1 4 1, Davit 1 4 * * 1 . Bryant 0 0 11 I. McClammoy 0 I I 1 I, Harden 01 11 I. Clark 0 0 » l 0. Total* » 1 1 0 X H M O RO AN ST. ( M i l Huntar 1 1 1 4 1. Jordan 1 11 1 17. McCarthy 11 «« 1. Langston 4 II 11 10. Wright 10 4* 10. Y*ung 1 7 0 0 1 . Sollw i 1 1 0 0 A Dorsey I 1 0 0 1 0*4114 7 11. ! 0 levs I t t t L Thomas 00 00 0. B a tik 7 1 00 I Smith I I 00 10 Totals 11 71 I I M 77 Haillim* - F la A AM 44. Morgan St 0 1 Poml goals - F la A A M 4 10 IBIack I L Colion 14. McClammoy o i l . Morgan It 1 ta I Huntar 0 1. Jordan 0 ) , M cC arthy 0 1, Langston 0 1. Wright 0 I. Young I A Sailers 0 1. Batll* 11) Foutod out Wright R e b o u n d s -F la A A M 0 (Cotton 7), Morgan SI 44 (Jordan II) Aatitls - F la A A M H (Colton D . Morgan SI 10 [Voung 11 Total fouls - Fla A A M 11. Morgan SI 74 A 1.150 R E TU N E C O O K M A N *5. H OW ARD W RETH U N E COOK M A N 15-14) Strong 14 0 4 14. Grant 14 ** 4. Parrish 4 111 II. IA Leonard 2 11 I I A While 1 10 01 . Miller 1 1 0 0 2. W lko a 0 5 00 A WyOlt 00 01' A Smith I 1 A l l . Legen 1 1 * 4 11. Robmson 0 111 1. Yeung A 4 111 Totals 17 02*45*5 HOWARD (A ID T Brown 4 10 4* IA Diggs 14 12 4. Livingston 4 14 0 1 A Chen tor |.| 44 A Crowder 50 15 11. Yeung 0 0 I t < Rest 4 1 0 0 A Turley 17 1 4 7. Blackmon 0 0 0 0 0 Board 7 5 00 A A Bronn 0 1 0 4 1. Dedmon 0 1 0 0 0. Johnson I 1 I 1 1. Day 00 00 0. Kirktey 0 00 10 Totals 0 51 1* 7 ( 0 Haillim* — Howard 11. 6**hun* Coo* man 74 TTu** point go* 11 — Bafhun* Cook man 1 II (Strong 0 L Grant I 1. Leonard I 1 Wh.t* 0 I. Wllcoi O D . Howard a 11 (T Brown 2 7. Diggs I L Turley I 2. Beard 01 A Brown 01). Feutod Out — None Rrboundi — Belhuaue Cook men 47 (Logon II, Howard 0 (Crowder ll) . Assists — Ba'hun* Cook man 11 (Leonard 41. Howard 7 (T Brown I. D-ggi t. Livingston I. Crowdvr I. Young t. Baa'd t. Kirktey It. Total touts — Bethuno Coo*man 2L Howard D Technicals - Non* A - 1 050 Thursday's Woman's Scores EAST Babson 7A Brandeis It Clark M T u lM * ) Dwqunn* 74. Tempi* it F a irfit t d ll.lo n a U Hamilton *1. Utica t i Long Island U 70. Falrtaigh Dickinson 0 Main* SA Norm**star n 1* M a o ilM .lt Francis. N Y 47 Si Joseph 1 0 M a lt A m nant 45 Widaner 44. Immacutala *4 Worcester 51 41. Framingham SI. 0 SOU TH NE loutoton*O . NlcholHSI. » NW Louisiana 7L Me N«*** SI 14 Old Dominion 14. Richmond *1 Randolph Macon 77. Brldg*w«tar. V* 0 St. Lao 7A Flortdi Tack 44 SE l a r t liiM 7A Fla. ItoerM lM M l It SW Louisiana 77. S. A 10 * me 74 S«tan Halt H . M iam i *4 M ID W EST tnd Pur -Ft. W * yn*4LS Indiana »i tnd Puf lndpl* O . Urban* 0 Loyeta. Ill O L E w n tv ilta M Notr* Dam* n . Sutler 0 Tabor (A Bethany. Kan 55 Wet tarn Itlmoit B0. Valparaiso** Wright SI t) W is Mitwauka* (I. IO T SOU THW EST Oklahoma tt. Or a Roberts 0 ia m Houston SI to. T*a*s San Jtatanio *1 Stagh*nF AustinN . SW T o u t St M P A R W EST California toA Arlron* St 44 Sauttwrn Cal * L Washington 51 41 StantarOH. Arltona 0 U C LA 11 Washington *7 U NL V I L Nevada 5C SE LOUISIANA I*. FLA. INTERNATIONAL 17 F L A . IN TERN ATIO N AL t i l l) Rivers 11 I t L Nagy 11* M l 8 . Pokorna * 0 1 * IA Sodiacefc 1 0 1 1 A Brameva * I I 0 1 t L Codbatdl* 1 1 *4 A Oakova 17 11 A Jaktch 01000 Totals 111! I I 0 71 SE LOUISIANA (IA4I Ballet 1 to 01 A Riley 0 1 0 1 A Maton* 01 00 A Adam* o n S f IA Spangler g t go A Crosby 11 11 1 W a lh v 1 * 0 0 1 . Kno*tot 0 IS II 1117. Foust t i l l 1 0 Totals 0*01017 7* Hslftim* — SE Loubtano 17. FI*. Intamo ttonal 14 1 Point goals - Fla Intamaltonal *12 ISadlactk 1*. Bram eva 11. Nagy 1 1, Pokorna A t, D a k o v a O t), SE Louisian* 10 (Adams 11. Faust 1 1.Maton* A t . Crosby 0 1. Bettis O il. Foutod out — Sodtacak. Branrov*. Maton*. Adams Rebound* — Fie Interna tlanal 11 I Pokorna. B r o n n v * I), SE Louisiana X IKnowtaa H I Assists — Fla Intocnaltonal 11 (Nagy. Sedtoc*h 41. SE Louisiana II iCrosby 0 Total Fouls — Fla. International IL SE Louisiana 1) A - 1*7 IITON H A L L O , MIAMI *4 SETON HALL H A D Marabta 41 14 t l Outnmy 1 ) A4 A Johnson | tl IA IA Brook* M * a 4 tf. Walhor 1 * 1 1 7 . Wynn* 1 4 1 4 a L e t # 0 1 1 1. N*Hon 00 4 7 A Turner l ) l ] i . Mokarewtci 0 I 00 0. Hams 0100 0. Mardi A t 0A0. Totals M *1 17 0 0 MIAMI (AID Themes 11* 11-14 17. Young T I t t l l L Mwrrty A ] AA A. Mllchall *10 I* 10. McGarry 1 10 «a Cedonod* I 4 0 01. Watson 00 00 A Mam# 11 00 L Wegner A t AA A Math AA At A Young COO 00 A Faulkner 01 000 Totolt I ! 5114 11*1 Helltime - Seton H d l 0 . M iam i 21 1 Point goals - Seton Hell 14 (Brook* I 4). M iam i 14 IMitchell la . Hanra I I. Castaneda 01. Voung T 01. Thornes O i l Foutod out — Thornes. Young T. Rebounds — Seton Hall 11 (Wynne 14). Miami V IYoung T I I . Assist* Seton Hall l* l Brooks St. M lem l I (Mitchell 11 Total louts - Seton hoX 1!. M iam i 21 Technicals — M iam i 1. A — 1*1. N H L S T A N D IN G S All Time* BST EASTERN C O N F E R E N C E Atlantic Dtvlslan NY Ranger* New Je. ley Washington F torIda Philadelphia NY Islanders Tampa Bay Montreal Boston Plflitwrgh fluttalo Quebec Hartford Ottawa W L T F ts OF OA 14 1! 4 n i n i 0 0 tl * 44 1*4 10 0 25 4 5* 18 IN is n a M 111 144 2* 74 4 54 1*4 04 71 74 4 0 tit in It » 4 0 145 144 Herthe.it Oavlston X t» 1 44 IIS 157 17 14 14 44 18 154 M 17 II 41 145 1*1 M i l 1 0 III 141 11 0 5 47 175 111 1* 0 4 44 IM IM 4 41 1 X W M i W ESTER N CO N FEREN CE Central Division W L T P t i O F OA 0 14 11 47 its 155 Toronto Detroit 0 II 5 4! 124 115 0*11*5 X X 1 45 144 111 0 0 1 44 III II! S t .U u ii M M * 5* 141 15! Chicago Winnipeg i l n i 41 IM 1 0 FacItK Dtvisien LOUISVILLE U . SOUTH F LO R ID A 5* 0 14 * 41 0 4 174 Calgary LOUISVILLE l i t It 17 M 1 u IM II! Vancouver Chborn* 4* 11 1*. Morton 1 I I 11 *. Roller I* 14 11 4* 151 18 San Jose II 17 1*15. Minor > 7 1 1 7 . Wheal 4 5 1 5 11. 11 Jt 4 0 154 18 Anaheim Kltor 110*1. RogariO I 00 0. Sim** 1 0 0 0 . 0 8 4 0 18 0 4 L e t Angeles Calhoun 0 « » * 0 . Sm .ti 0 0 0 * 0 . Simon* 00 II 14 • 0 114 0 1 Edmonton 0 0 0 To laliM 5111 IIM TlMrtdayto 0 * 0 * 4 SOUTH FLORIDA ( A ll) Buffalo 2. B a u m 1. Be Saitart «* I t f , (tab in ton t i l 4 * IA M Y . Islander* L P tR ttu rg h l Jackson 4 f * * | . Summers 1 1 0 I A Atkin* Tam p* Bay 4. O f f * * 1 I I S * L K lM ) e w * * * o o Polk 1 7*0 A Hyatl New Jen ey 7, Vancouver 1 171 I A Rush I 50*1 Totals It 41 7 * 0 PW tadeKBto4.Ftor4Bel.OT Itallltm* — Louisa is* M. South f lotto* IS. 1 petal goat* — Loua*m» 1 11 (wtwal 11, Washington A SI Lttto 1 Ktaer 0-1, Roger* 0 I. Osborn* 0 j, Minor 01. Montreal at luHato. 7 D p m Morton O il. South Florid* I t (Allms 11. Polk 041 Foutod out - Non* Rrboundi — Quebec *1 N Y . Ranger*. 7. U p m louitvill* 11 iReito* 0). South Florid* 0 Philadelphia l l Detroit 7 15 om SpoolBl to thd Herald Toronto *1 Winnipeg.7 15pm Los Angelas *1 Anatoim t 05 p m Hertford el Calgary.* U p m Chicago *1 San Jos*. 10 15 p m NHL SUI III LIO H TN IN O L S E N A T O R S ! T a m p a Bay O ttaw a 1 1 1 - 4 1 ( 1 — t First Fitted — I. Temp* Bey. Kltma 21 (Col*. Hemrtik). 1.14 <pp); 1 Ottawa. Vathln 15 (McLIwein). I* 47 . 1 Ottawa Mellette 5. I* M Penalties — Laewen Ott (charging). I 01 : LiPuma TB. ma)or (Hghling) 1 7* Gallant. TB. major (Ughlmgl. 4 0 . Levin*. Ott. me|or Ifightingl. 4 X Maltotto Ott. major (lighlingl, 4 7k LIPume, TB (intor torencel. I* 41 Second Period — 4 Temp* Bay. Oral ton 4 (Klim*. Chamber*I. 17. 5 Tampa Bay. Col* 14 IGretton. LiPumal 44 . a Tampa Bay. Andersson II. 7 it Ishi Penatlwi - Vial. Ott IInterference). 4 01 . Tucker. TB. minor me for gem* misconduct (instigator. Hghttngi. 4 15: Vial. Otl. major (lighting), 1 IS, Rumble. OH game misconduct, a I! Thud Period 7 Tampa Bay Graiton 7 IKIimal. 4 0 4 Tunpa Bay. Bradtoy 17 (Gailant) l| 54 Penalties - Turgeon Ott (hota.ngl, « x. Cota TB (high sticking). II 71. Grattan. TB net1or Highhngl. II I*. Laewen. Ott. motor Ughlingl 14 I* OiMiao TB Ihotoingl 15 17 Shets aw geel — Tpnpa Bay 1014 0 -la Ottawa 1 5 1 - 11 Fewer play Departuretie* — Tampa Bar I or I. Ottawa 4 ot 4 Gwaltot - Tamp* bar. Jabtonski 1 4 7 111 shots 14 savesl Ottawa Butingion, 4 17 1 114 0 ) A - 101*5 Retort* - Stephen Walkom Linesmen Jerry Petoman RayScapinello F L Y E R S A P A N T H ER S H O T ) Florida * I 1 ( - I Ptwledetotu* I I I I - « F u st Period - 1 PNIodelphie. Lmdrot 17 (Racine. Galley 1. 7 S (ppl Panamas lm dro t. Phi 'roughing), at Lindsay. Fla thigh sticking!. | 0 . Zettloa. Fie (high sticking), 1 47. Lemekin. Phi (high sticking), I 14 Second Parted - 2 Florida Smith I (SkrucPend. Hough). 1 11. 1 Philadelphia, Tips etl A ( av (thl Pmaltles — Lmdrot Phi Hugh u ck iry). 51. Racine. Phi Hugh ttickm gl.s a , Third P in ed - 4 Miiladalphta. Recchl 1* (Lmdrot Wilkie). * n (ppl. 5 Florida. Kudelskl 11 lle w ry Ntodrrmayerl. It 24 Ipp). ( Florida Barnet 11. 1( 41 Penalties — Lindsay. Fla (high dtckm gl. 5 M Rtcchi. Phi (etoowmgl. ( 57. Conroy. Phi leibow mg), 11 57 Overtime — 7 Phlodaiphla. Lmdrot 11 IRacchi. Lmdberg) to Penalties - None Shots on goal — F lo rid a ( * > 0 - 1 1 Philadelphia* 11 « 1 - N F ewer p4ay Ogpertetottos — Florida 1 ot *. Philadelphia t e l l Goalies - Florida. Ftlrpatrlck 771 (M thelt 74 laves) Phllettolphla. Roussel. D i l l t n to A -tu n Rotor** — Lance Roberts Ron AiaeHtm*. Scott Or tie etl Linesmen - AUTO RACING NASCAR Rutch Clash D A Y T O N A BE A C H - The sterling lineup tor Sunday ! Busch Clash N A SCAR Winston Cup stock cor race *1 Daytona International Speedway with driver, hometown and car make (Starting order determined by * bimd drew): I Ken Schrader. Fenton. M o . Chorrotot Lumirua. 1 P J . Jones. Torrance. Calf I , Ford T*l,n<O*to,d e*rnh470t j ^ n n a p A L N C . C h e v r a le l L u m ln a *. C o o ll B o d ie * . Chamung.N V .Fo rd T M d lB rrb lrd , . J 1 M ark Marlin. Bali**iito. A r k . Ford Thundorbtrd. * J*M Cordon. Plltlboro. Ind . 1 H a r r y C a n t. T a y lo r s v ille . N C . Chevrotol ----- La Lumma. I Rusty Wallace. — St L ou Ia Ford Thunder bin) * E rn ie Irven. Modesto. C e n t , Ford ThundertUrd. 10 Kyto Petty, flendtoman N C .Ponltac Grand Pn« tl Bill EMtott. Oawsonvllto. C * . Ford Thundorbtrd. 11. B e tty Lattnto. Corpus C hrlsll. T*«*a Pentlac Grand P t li t l Brett Bodin*. Chemung. N Y , Ford Thunderblrd MIAMI - Tlir Level 9 mid JO gym n a i t i from H r o w n ’ s OymnninalicB Central of Alta­ monte Spring* routed the com ­ petition at the 1994 Orange Howl CIu m Ic In Miami on January 22. Led by Kristen Wood and Reyna Gilbert, the Level 9 team captured first place In the allaround competition for both the Junior and Settlor divisions. Performing In (he Junior divi­ sion. Wood Dtilshed first In vuull and door exercise und added a second place In the uneven bars to give her ihe all-around erowtt with a composite score 95.05. Tenmmalc Susie Reeder took first on balance beam and Iter 94.00 was good enough for second plarc In all-around So complete was the Hrnwn's domination that Ihe event Finals alter team competition produced a clean sweep In every for the Level 9 team. Wood, Reeder and Gilbert learned up for Ihe sweep. wl(h Wood winning vault and floor exercise. Herder Inking the balance beam and Gllhcrt taking first In uneven bnrs. Gilbert look the all-around crown la'vel 9 Seniors with a 94.90. She was first In vault and uneven bars and second In balance (team and lloor exercise. Hnindv Oglesby added second 1 C O L L E O E B A S E B A LL 1 : 0 p m — SUN. StoNon at M iam i, (L) C O L L E O E B A S K E T B A LL 1 p m - S C . Women Georgia at Florida 10 0 p m - SUN. C IA A North Carolina Conlral al Virginia Undo H OCKEY 0 p m - ESPN. N H L Los AngotoS Kings at Anaholm Mighty Ducks. IL l la m — SUN, Cdtogo. Noire Dam* al Western Michigan SWIMMING 0 p m . — SC. Col togs Kentucky at Florida Rpdto Saturday a u to r a c in o 1 0pm -TNN.NHRA 41 0 p m . - ESPN. NASCAR poke guatitying. also a i l a m 4 : 0 p m . — ESPN. 14Hour* al Daytona C O L L E O E B A S E B A LL t . 0 p m — SUN. Stohon at Miam i. (L l C O L L E O E B A S K E TB A LL Noen — 14. Ctrmionat Virginia. (L l Noon - ESPN Georgia Washington al Xavier. (L l 1 p m — W CPX 4 Georgetown ot Pro vldtfK®. tLQ 1 p m — 14. Ftorktad Arkansas. (Ll 1 p m - SC. Cetgatoal Holy Cress. IL) 1 0 p m — W FTV 4. Georgia Tech al North Carolina. U ) 4 p m — W CPX *. Kentucky at Syracuse. (L) 1 : 0 p m — SC. Southern M iss al South Florida. IL). alio at midughl 10p m. - SC. Hawaii*! B Y U , (L I Midnight - ESPN. Colorado Slat* al New Mealed. (L) 1 1 ,0 a m — SUN. 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Florida at Arkansas “fi“ In level 10. T r a c y Edncr finished second In the ull-around Junior division with a score of 24.70. Her finish came on the strength of a first place In uneven bars, a second In floor rxrrclsr. and third places in vuull and balunec beam. Senior division Irvrl 10 girls. Mlkara Slrlnbrrg and Lisa Roll­ ing. combined for first place finishes In three o f the four Individual events. Steinberg claimed the vault and balance beam trophies, while Konlng won uneven ham Steinberg also added a second In floor exercise to give her second tn thr all-around wlih a 30.55. Steinberg collected another llrst place finish In the Individual events on Italoner tteiim and was second In vault ahead o f twin sister Shanna Stelntierg Tram results were decided In un open formal, with both level nine and 10 teams competing against each other. Brown's Cen­ tral look home first place honors in Irvrl 10 1107.55 points) and fourth In level nine IIO4.H0). P inehurstContinued from IB lOrun rally In the s i x t h I n n i n g w i t h an Innlde-lhr-purk grand slam. Joe Clark nlso had an Insldr-thr-park home run. a single, two nuts scored, and three RBI. John Hagan contributed three singles, two mns. and two HHI. Erick Carrasqulllo singled twice and scored twice. D a v i d Ea t o n a d d e d t w o singles, a run. and an HHI. Denni s Glrason doubled, singled, and scored a ntn. Paul Rodriguez had two singles and a run scored. Glenn Stewart and David Cories each had a single, run. and an Kill U.J. Holt singled and scored a run. Lonnie Tucker scored a run. J.J. Jllcs and Hurt Hurgess pared Hrlar Corp.’s 15-hlt cITorl. Jlles collecting three r>lnglcs and two RHI while Hurgess till three singles and scored Iwo runs. Don Hul dwl n singled t wi ce and scored twice. Hubert Garcia had two singles, u nut, und an HHI Allan Trusknuskns nlso lilt two singles. Tom Ryan singled and scored a run. Kirk Coker and Grover Marks each hit a single. Duke Fcrrato srorrd a run. O ctavio Torres collected a home run. double, two RHI. und two runs srorrd In lead Exterior Ilomcsavrrs. .James Thompson and Hen Walker each had ihrec singles, ihrt-c runs, and tw o HHI Alvin Campbell tripled, doubled, stored three rims, nnd had iwo HHI. Shannon Sindh had two doubles, three runs, and thrrr HHI. John Stclr doubled twice, scored twice, ami had two KH1. Petr Hodnar contrthuied a dou­ ble. single, two runs, and three HHI. H ill W lllr added tw o singles, a run. und two RHI, Kobe it McHruy singled twice and Scored a run. Tom Lundry had a double and two runs. Danny Pulcn singled, srorrd a run. and had an RHI. Charln* Dayman nlso singled nnd s o re d a run. Chris Pilcher hit a singje For the SAS Haulers. Toni Wilks was 3-lor-9 with a home run. double, single, two runs, and Ihrer RHI. Eric Van Small tripled, singled, scored twice, and had an RHI. Steve Dentils added u double, single, two runs, undun RHI Johnny Easlham contributed two singles nnd t« run while Jay Osteen hud two singles and an RHI. Mark Wltighum singled, scored twice, and drove In n run David Lively mid Sam Jones each hud a single, run. und an RHI. Chris Easlham singled and Itad two RHI. Otis SJoblom singled and sc-tired a run. Chase Continued from IB It v /w a p i o place finishes in vault and un­ even tsars (o earn third place all-nround with n score of 33.55. Overall, the Level 9 girls stood atop the victory stnnd 10 of a possible 14 limes. lead Ihe pack with a 4-1 record. They're followed by Stllfry Alfnrdablrs |2-2|, First Hapllst |2-3|. nnd Herr: 3 0 11-3) Next week. First Haptlst will play Deer: 30 In thr 7 p in. game b e fo r e St l f f e y A l f o r d a hi es challenges A D. Hosler/Florlda Sport Wear In O r 8 p.m. game. lit their win over Herr: 30, A.D. Hosler/Florlda S|nirt Wear was led by Mitch Hurkc. who tripled, singled, and scored two runs. Stevr James added a triple, run. and Iwo RHI. Rk k Yates singled and drove In two runs. Steve Donovan singled and scored a run. Brantley Urumlcy. Dave Nobles, and Handy Yates each added a single. For Herr: 30, Chuck Comrtto singled twice mid had an HHI. Jerry Camus tripled and scored a nut. Tim AlUson, Joel Kean, Jim Reid, Kcu Cornet to. and Dave Hen nr 11each hit a single. Lurry Ifirt highlighted Stlffey Alfordahles’ IH-hlt assault of First Haptlst with a home run. two singles, two runs, and three HHI. Daniel Howrn added three singles, scored a ntn. and hud two Kill. Trent Johnson tripled, singled, and drove In a nut. Gary Muse hit two singles nnd scored three nuts. Ra ndy S m a lh rrs added a double, run. nnd an RHI. Tom SHITcy doubled and scored n run. Chad Hrndcii contributed a single, ntn. and two RHI. Lloyd Wall had n single, run, and an RHI. Don Green. Wayne Fakess, and Brad Hawser each singled and scored a nut. Kobcn Carter also singled. Tom Grnccy led First Haptlst with two singles and a run scored. Jim .Schaefer had an RHI. Rocky Kllmgswoith. Hilly Gracey. Tom S/alxi. and Sidney Brock each till u single. First Hapllst m m r right back and handed A.D. Knster/Florlda Sport Wear Its first loss, break­ ing n 5-5 tic with a run In the fourth Inning. EIHngswnrth rrachcd on an error, advanerd on a single by Hilly Gracey, and srorrd the game-winning ntn on a single by Tony Hlallr. “Schurfrr cha led First Baptist with two singles, two rims, and un RHI while Hlallr collected two singles, a ntn. and two RHI. Hilly Grurcy and Tom Gracey rat h hit two slngtrs and scored a run. Steve Laurence had two singles and an RHI. Jell ik-thanv also lilt two singles. Elllngsworth singled und scored a nut. Tim Palmer had a single undun HHI. James had u double, run. and an RBI to highlight the nine-bit offense of A.D. Rosler/Florldu Sport Wear. Yates singled twice and scored a nut. Jerry Brussels also hit tw o sin gles. S teve Woodley doubled and scored u run. Donovan and Hurkc each bad a single and u run. Hrumlcy hud a single and an RHI. Bet Live Jai'Alai, 7 :3 0 P .M . W o d . th r u S a t. N o o n T h u rs . & S a t. 1 P .M . S u n . Bet Horses 1 2 :3 0 P .M . T u e s . th r u S u n . Pompano Harness 7:30 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Miami Jat-Alai 7:00 P.M. Wed. thru S a l, Mon. N oon W od. & S at. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 (407) 331-9191 i * t �f t Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. February 11. 1994 - a s People Tenants versus landlords IN BRIEF Know rights and responsibilites under the law World War II vets set election SANFORD — World War M veterans of the Merchant Marines and Navy Armed Guard will hold election of officers on Sunday. Feb 13. at I p m., at the American Legion, 2874 S. Sanford Avc., Sanford. All "old salts" are welcome, according to Dob Swanson. For Information, call Swanson. 321-4723. The groups meet on the second Sunday o f every month. Future Stars Pageant The Holiday Inn on International Drive In Orlando will host the 1994 Future Stars Pagrant to be held at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Feb. 27. Girls 1-2. 3 5. 6-8. 9 1 2 . 13-16 and 17 and over and boys 1-3. 4-7 and 8-12 are eligible to enter. Judging will be on stage In a gown or party dress for girls and In a dressy outfit for boys. Judges will t>e looking for personality, appearance and appeal Th eir will also be optional talent, modeling and photogenic categories. There will be a winner and four runners up In each division who will enler the national Future Stars Pageant In August. Modeling agencies and representatives will be attending the pageant to award scholarships to some of the contestants. For more Information and applications send a self-addressed envelope lo Future Stars. 300 Amethyst Way. Lake Mary. FI. 32746. Business info at the library The Seminole County Public Library System has recently published a booklet entitled S m a ll H u a ln n a H lbllography, This booklet Is designed to help people who are Interested In starting and operating a small business. Ii Is a selective guide lo the Library's resources Many topics are included such ns business planning, financing, marketing, mall nrder and export/lmpon. Reference Hems and branch locations are noted. Free copies are available at all branches. The library systems' hours are Monday through Thursday. 10 a.m to 9 pm. and Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. lo 3 p.m. CALENDAR The following information was sent to me by Rnnnaa AIL manager of the Orlando Regional office o f the Florida Department or Agriculture and Consumer Affairs. We both thought this would be o f Interest to you. the renter. Many Floridians live In leased apartments and other rental housing. But while most people know there are laws governing landlord-tenant relationships, they often don't find out the details — until there is a problem. Both tenants and landlords should know their rights and responsibilities under Fl6rida's Landlord/Tenam Law before enterfpg Into a lease agreement. Florida law does not require a written lease. However, most landlords provide n written lease agreement that clearly stales nil the terms A lease signed by a landlord and tenant Is a legally binding contract. And while the law rerognlzes oral leases, such agreements are subject to mtsunderstndlngs and are more difficult lo enforce. Prospective renters are encouraged to request a written lease that states how much Is required for a deposit, the amount and due date of rent money, and all other terms for occupying a unit. It is Illegal for a lease to waive a tenant's legal rights or to Include conditions that are contrary lo Florida laws. wise. this service Is not required unless It was agreed to in writing or unless the presence o f rats or insects constitutes a violation o f health codes CONSUMER FOCUS B A R B AR A HUGHES/ GREGG Before moving In. renters should also conduct a thorough Inspection o f the domicile and submit an Inventory to the landlord o f all problems or damage found In the dwelling. Bath the landlord and tenant have responsibilities under Florida law. The landlord must comply with building, hous­ ing and health carles by keeping the roof, windows, floors, outside walls and all other structural components In good repair. He must also provide locks and keys. heat. hot and cold running water and keep the plumbing In reasonable working condition. Unless otherwise agreed In writing, the landlord also must remove garbage from the properly and provide a smoke detector. If the rental unit Is one o f five or more apartments under one roof, the landlord must supply regular pest control. Other­ The tenant must also com ply with housing and health codes. The dwelling should be kept clean and free of garbage, and the tenant must not deface or daningr the premises. Including the electrical, plumbing, heating, air condllInning nr other systems furnished by the landlord. The tenant is legally responsible for paying rent for the duration o f the lease, unless the written agreement stipulates other pro­ visions for breaking the lease. If rent Is not paid when due. the landlord may give written notice allowing (he tenant three days to either pay or move. After that, the landlord can file an eviction suit In court. The court will allow the tenant five days to respond to the suit. If the tenant does not respond or a Judgment Is enterrd against the tenant, a "w rit of possession" will be Issued to the local sheriff. The sheriff will then serve eviction papers, giving the tenant 24 hours to vacate. For more Information and n brochure on Florida's Landlord Tenant Act. call the Florida Department o f Agriculture and Consumers Services at 1-800-HELPFLA (1-800-435-7352). yr Rotary recieves district honor Dixieland band open to public Bill Earl* (right), district gover­ nor of District 6980 Rotary International, recently paid an official visit to the Santord Rotary Club While here, Earte presented a banner to George W allace, club president, In­ dicating that the Santord club le third In the district tor having the most Improvement per capita. Dixieland Forever Inc., a non-profit band, plays the second Sunday of every month, from 4-7 p.m., at the VFW Hall. 2706 Wells Ave., Fern Park. Open to the public, donation Is 16 Far Information, call 8 4 1-7335. United We Stand meets Sunday 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 Club Road and Lake Mary Boulevard. All Interested persons are welcome. Mw*MPfwto h Tammy Vtnc*nt World War II veterans meet Sunday World War II veterans of the Merchant Marines and Navy Armed Guard meet the fecond Sunday of me month at I p.m.. ut the American Legion. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. All "old salts" are welrome. For information, call Bob Swanson. 321-4723. Sanford Rotarians to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. Bridge club meets every Monday Lake Mary Seniors invite anyone 53 years or older to play party bridge. The Party Bridge Club meets every Monday between 1-3 p.m. ul the Lake Mary Senior Center at the Old City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Road. Cancer support group meets Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday ufternoon at 5 p.m. ut Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining room. This Is a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether in treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. Nurses to meat monthly The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida, Inc., meets the second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Kllamcy Baptist Church. 701 Formosa Ave. C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings ore open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information call 299-4321. Landscape managers attend ELM seminar fj • • • ; • A tw o-d a ) E n viron m en tal Landscape Management Semi­ nar IELM | was recently held In conjunction with horticulture agents from Orange and Osceola counties to provide Information for landscape managers from county and cities, school board and private landscapers, to teach and encourage water eoriservatlon. proper pest control man­ agem ent. and proper use of fertilizer. Also covered In the two-day class was Insect Iden­ tification. disease Identification. and weed Identification. These local landscape property manag­ ers arc encouraged lo use less pesticide, waler and fertilizer through proper Integrated (rest management techniques. The same program Is offered In Orange and Osceola counties by all three horticulture agents during a two-week period. This program Is offered once a year to residential landscape personnel who can benefit finan­ cially and from an environmen­ tal standpoint for the county from this Information. Some of the participants In the program were: Sue [Iranian. Seminole County School Board ground maintenance worker: Jerry Holder, owner of a pest and termite control company In DeLand: Trtsh Thomas, Urban Horticulture Agent at the Semi­ nole County C o o p e r a t i v e E xten sion S ervice; Bernard Joseph. City of Sanford grounds m a i n t e n a n c e w o r k e r , a nd Eleanor Forcste. Urban Horticulture Agent from Osceola County. NEW ARRIVALS Robert and Deborah Smith of Silver Spring. Mil. announce the birth o f their daughter. Natalie Durham Sorkln Smith, on Jan. 7. 1994, at Georgetown. She weighed In at a healthy 7 lbs.. 13 ozs. Maternal grandparents arc Claire and Bernard Sorkln of S c o r s d a l e . N. Y. P a t e r n a l grandparents are Mayor Bettye and Dr. Robed J. Smith of Sanford. B o x in g c h i l d ’s e a r s c a u s e d d e a f n e s s DEAR ABBYt On the subject of child abuse: Several genera­ tions ago. It was considered acceptable to box a child's cars as an appropriate punishment. It was not generally known that such a practice could have devastating results — although many must have heard that a very you ng Thom as Edison became deaf after having his cars boxed. At the age o f 4. l recited some Indecent poetry tn front o f polite company. My father, an other­ wise model parent, slapped the left side of my head vigorously with his right hand. (That was the only time he ever struck mc.| Soon after, and from then on. I felt n certain numbness in my left car. Later, there were spells ol buzzing and roaring along with dizziness centered In my left ear. Finally, seizures and repeated blackouts sent me to the hospital, where surgery wus ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN performed by a neurosurgeon. My hearing war* never restored in that car. And all this was brought on by a "lovin g" parent. So. Dear Abby. If a parent feels that a little physical punishment Is necessary to teach a child a lesson, tell your readers to keep It be l o w the neck. P le a s e withhold my name; I'm quite well known in... LAKE PLACID, FLA. DEAR LAKE PLACID: 1 dis­ approve of hitting a child to "teach" him (or her) a lesson. Hitting tuts escalated to beatings — some brutal enough to send a child to a hospital, or worse. Denying u child Ills favorite entertainment or sport Is far more effective. D EAR ABBYt Your response to the mother who objected to her child's grandmother speak­ ing a foreign language to the child was right on the mark. May I add a few thoughts on the subject? Kids learn quickly. And If they learn that a cat la "eln katz" in German, they can also learn II Is "un galo" In Spanish. My parents were bom In the United States, but both of their parents were born In Germany, and I was taught curly on to sp ea k G e r m a n as wel l us English, and Spanish, too. My grammar and spelling may not be perfect, but I can communi­ cate well enough to lie un- Glamour commercials designed to promote the sale of alcohol DEAR R E A D E R S : W e re hearing on the radio and TV that once again our urea will become the nation's number one spring break destination for the colIrgc-agc crowd. While many of us may smile lo ourselves about memories of limes and youth long gone, let’s focus for a minute on the messages our children and teens will lie seeing on TV commercials celebrating tills annual right of passage. There will he lots of gorgeous young people with great bodies and golden Ians. Everyone will appear carefree and relaxed. The Implied message behind these bronzed bodies conveys more than the Idea that alcohol Is a necessary part o f the good life. It also portrays a certain class of people, all able to afford the latest fashions and able lo take time lo enjoy the beach. There will not be anyone over age 35 In the bunch, nor will anyone be dtunk. They will all DRUO COUNSELOR MARY BALK be bright, energetic, healthy, good looking and mostly while. What will not be shown on these commercials will be the teenager In your neighborhood who stays drank all weekend or any of the ones arrested for drunk driving o f I he young people who can't manage lo drink without getting drunk. They will not be on the commercials but they arc a part of everyday reality, both at the beach and at home. Talk lo the kids In your family about the Implied messages (hut these commercials are promot­ ing. Help them to understand that the purpose o f the commer­ cials Is purely to Increase nlcohol sales, not to a ccu rately nr honestly portray either the lifestyle of the user or the consequences o f alcohol use among young people. One of our country's biggest social problems Is being pro­ moted right In our own living rooms — the tee tinge and young adult alcoholic. (Mary Balk la a C a rtifla d A d d ic t io n P r e v e n t io n P r o ­ fessional and counaalor. Writ* her at lha Santord Harald, or call the Seminole County School!' Drug Prevention office, 323 5710.) derstood Spanish. & Me» 17-H. N O M S tfS S IS TER A C T II SO N IN LA W refill 8:25 a nd RUTH 8ACARTO IN DENVER DEAR RUTH: I appreciate your affirmation. People of any age (especially children) who are challenged Intellectually usually meet the challenge. DEAR ABBYt I cannot Imag­ ine why a woman of 74 would marry a man who Is over BO. I became a widow at age 76. and I would never consider remarrying. All these old geezers want Is a nurse, or a purse. Never would 1sully the memo­ ries of my 30 wonderful years of marriage by taking on another man. Sign me... WELL-ADJUSTED READER DEAR WELL-ADJUSTED: Thank the good laird that mil every person who remarries in his or her twilight years consul era the remarriage "sullying the m em ory" of a previous mar­ riage. 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IX am W w iN p ia n C . 10 X A rn Nu»xa-| P o — lad Tuculay Psalm case, perhaps it was only "puppy love," but most of us have suffered a broken heart, only later to realize a more appropriate FlNBT CHNIBTULN CHUNCH PAttaa 1000 pm 1100 am BOO pm had-vatday Barnet T00 p m Om Trvtnx aor a No* Day S E E D ia n a m i n c e r MunJj) Love is indeed “a splendid thing"...most of the lime. In this Christian OoorgA Baooo Sunday School Herb Sunday IHalm left me...our love toppled into ruins. What am I to do?" Don’t despair, my canine Casanova, spring is in the air and love is on the horizon. There’s a Valentine for you. You’ll choice. JONOAN BAPTIST CHUNCH n o u p a a u no %*r>va tM o n Other Lutheran Catholic FlNBT BAPTIST CMUNCH OF SAHFONO SIBP atA A r t SAMlpd No. FK77O Bias# Jr Patter No. ;»nCo^Wfl W - tie. 0* M u « No. S*J"»y B*OC» WmntA. 0» Toulh Wry Ca»h, B * « Pro l;nooa O-t-j-or-x w ».xlno« »wodA| YVo»W*p B IS 1 10 JO Ban •v-day School B 15 a m Dr*c*wxnaB T'AHWig B tjp m C.a— ng W o rth y 100pm Wad Play*. Borneo t i l pm a. srxorx P ‘Ox*d*d 10} urn HOLY CNOBBLUTHE n a n CHUNCH OF LAAI WANT 7SCSunDn>A l AAA Miry P aw. 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ParkDr., Sanford 3 2 2 -2 8 1 1 w CUSTOM Sl A L O T T I R M HCKOBY SMOhTtO RETAA SALES HOPKINS MEAT PACKING UCHK1AN S T R t n •OFF SANFORO AVI 322*9291 This Space Available Call 322-2611 HOMS A m i A M O w n a i m a c MBAAL A U C TINC » MAYTAO t CAAMBN t— t m t - M im n , . it t n n n u , 3 2 2 -3 8 8 3 TIRE EXPRESS 2650 S. Orlando Drhre, Sanford 323-6684 THE McKIBBIN agency Insurance Carl Bargeian S Employaat m ROCKY'S SEPTIC SYSTEMS RESTAURANT •Ba, t a u t i m m-ma l i l t , n t i i it, i I L o c k y Loxx'c* O w n e r C o m n lo lu S t jp lia O y n to m T r o u b la S E t o a lln n B o p tt c I o it K i C la n n a d 3 3 0 -3 5 4 -4 �.c l/ .. j r r r • r t i I Saniord Herald, Sanford, Florida • Friday. February 11, 1994 - SB Religion Fromthe pulpit IN BRIEF Fellowship to meet in Sanford SANLORD — The Central Florida Fellowship Meeting will be held In the Sanford Civic Center from Friday. Feb. 18. through Sunday. Feb. 20. Mlnlateni from various (Kirin of the country will be present. The community In Invited to nit under the novetign grace of God and come to worship. Services will !*e held at 10:30 a.m.. 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. dally. Lunch and dinner will lie served. Lenten services planned SANFORD —'The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2523 Oak Ave., will have a chill supper on a prelude to the mid week observance o f ihc 40 days o f Lent. It will be at 0 30 p m on Ash Wednesday. Feb 10. and will be followed by the traditional Lenten servlre at 7:30 p.m. Cheevers featured in Crusade SANFORD — Prophetess Idell Cheevers of Savannah. Ga­ wd! be In Crusade Feb. 23-25, She will be at the House of Refuge. 1001 Celery Ave.. ut 7:30 p.m. nightly. She In an evangelist, pastor and ovetsecr of Pentecostal Miracle Deliverance churches In Florida. South Carolina and Georgia Come out to hear this anointed powerful woman of God. For more Information, call 324-4711 or 328-7373. Lay organization plans workshop Renewing knowledge for Lent Recent revelations about what school children In America arc not learning have been disturb­ ing. Many are unable to locate the state they live In on a map. Others cannot date the Civil War within the right century, and for many, history is about some­ thing that happened so lung ago that no one should care about It. Is o u n d theological un­ derstanding is n e c­ essary if we are to find our way through a t i me when the f o r c e s of evi l are strong. J A n educat ed p o p u la c e Is essential to the preservation of liberty. Ignorance o f what has gone before and what the real meaning of current events ts. Is always dangerous. In n parallel way. we In ihc churh agonize over the loss of B iblical and theological un­ derstanding In many congrega­ tions. Many of us would be embarrassed by the simplest of exams In these subjects. Just as in secular education, so In church education, and selfcentered Interpretations o f our -The Rev. B ru c e Scott historic beliefs. The old saying, "those who stand for nothing will fall for anything." Is applicable here. When wide-spread Blbllral Illit­ eracy and theological misunder­ standing become the rule, the Church Is In trouble and due for a revival or a reformation. I am making a plea here that b e g i n n i n g with L e n t . Ash Wednesday Is Feb. 16. that wc as a co m m u n ity resolve to become better students o f the blble. the creeds and beliefs of our church, and more mature In our l heologlcal orientation. This ts not jusi a "nice thing to d o ." Sou nd theological u n ­ derstanding Is necessary If we are to find our way through a time when the forces of evil arc strong, when rnuny would lead others In pollltru! directions that are detrimental to their best Interests, and when "pop'' the­ ology and media religious pro­ gramming garner such huge followtngs. Jesus charged his disciples to be "Innocent as doves" but only as they at the same time re­ mained "w is e as serpents." Dally lenten readings In the Bible and a good devotional book may help us all to become u little more of both. SANFORD — The l-ay organization of Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church. 1203 Olive Ave.. will conduct a workshop Feb. 20 at 4 pm . The public is Invited to attend and learn about the hlsotry and program of Ihr organization. The Rev John li Woodard, pastor, and Rayfleld Humphrey, president. Ash Wednesday events A new beginning SANFORD — Holy Cross Episcopal Church. 401 S. Park Ave.. will sponsor a Shrove Tursday Pancake Supper on Feb. 15. In the parish hall from 5:30-7 p in. On February 10. Ash Wednesday, the Holy Eucharist with ashes will br celebrated at 7 and 10 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. First B a p tis t Church, 6th Street and Park Avenue, cele­ brated Its 1101h anniversary this past weekend with a groundbreaking of a new SI.5 million facility. Helping to commemorate Ihe event was, Mark S chw elzar, architect, Floyd Blake, pastor, Brian Walsh, Don Nicholas, Ray williams, Bill Colben, David Rolan, Kart Stairs, E. R. Wood. Selma W illiam s Bottye Smith. Psm Blake and Melynda Bev­ erly. Sisterhood sets meeting for February The Sisterhood of Temple Shalom. 1785 Elkcam Dlvd., Deltona, will hold Its meeting on Feb. 16 at the Temple. Run Silverman, who conducts services every Saturday morning at 10 am. . will entertain the group with songs and stories. On April 9. ihc Sisterhood will sponsor a Fasion Show at Dr-luma Country Club. Fashions are by Uctle Drekas of DcLand. Call Harriet Salum an at 532-2506. or Belle Weinstein at 789-8520 for tickets and Information. Shirley Rosen and Dora Goldstein offer exercise classes every Tursday and Friday morning at 10a.in. HaraM Pholo b y S u ta n Wannat Community invited to Youth Explosion SANFORD — The Youth Department of the Rescue Church of God. 1700 W. 13th St., cordially Invites all teenagers and young people to a Youth Explosion Spiritual Revival on Feb. 10- 12. Services will begin nightly at 7 p.m. Elder Wilbert Gordon will be the sjH-aker each night. Bishops, pastors, and youth directors are encouraged to Invite their young people to attend these services and to experience the outpouring of God's spirit. Renewing wedding vows SANFORD — Second Shiloh M. B. Church, Airport Boulevard. Invites the community to participate In the renewing of wedding vows for members, friends and families. The event will be at 11 a.m. on Sunday. Feb. 13. with guest speaker Evangelist McDuffie, from Clermont. Come one. come all. where everybody Is somebody and the Rev. R. T. Davis, pastor. ___________________ Keep us informed The Sanford H erald welcomes news and announcements, classes and seminars available to the public for Ihc Religion page. The following suggestions arc recommended to expedite publication: All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include the name and a daytime phone number o f a person who can be contacted tounswerany questions we might have. The deadline for submission Is noon Wednesday before publication. R ev. D a v is in v ite d to U k ra in e fo r e v a n g e lis t ic to u r GENEVA - The First United Methodist Church. Geneva, has been blessed with a very special opportunity for mission work without even leaving Its own backyard. lives o f over 176,000 people, pr i ma r i l y g r adua t i ng hi ghschool seniors, bringing many of them lo Christ. Those who are Interested In helping out with the mission The Rev. Jeanne Davis, pastor may purchase Bibles printed In of the church, has been asked to , their native tongue for $1.25 each, or to the cost of Rev. t ra v e l with Jim P o n d e r Davis's tour, which Is approxi­ M i n i s t r i e s on a t w o - w e e k evangelistic tourof the Ukraine. mately A3.000. including air fare, an Interpreter, hotels and While there, she will hp one of meals. • a select group of ordained and Joan and Darrell Scraper will lay Christians who will touch the open their home for an elegantly catered dinner on Saturday. Feb. 12. Admission Is 813 per person or $25 per couple. All proceeds from this dinner will go directly to the cost of the trip. To contribute directly, write to Geneva First United Methodist Church. P.O. Box 980. Geneva FL 32732-0980. Murk at the bottom o f the envelope "Ukraine Bibles." if donating lo the Bible collection, or "Davis Ukraine trip." to donate toward the cost of the trip. Th# R b v . Jeanne Davis SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY A IU A N C S C H U F C H Community Ail.arrea Chureh. 4614 t u l ia*a Dm# Wmla* Spnngt 101 M a piham W oodiFd.l& ngaood Saniord Alpine* Church, H O IS Pare A,# SanioreJ A u t u u v o r aoo [mm«ru*l Actam OtyolGod.310Camm*reiMSI .San'ord F amuy WortrwpCant*. m o w Airport Santo'S F.aadom A t v . - t i , ot God 7960 Orlando O' Saniord W a in aA tta m P lyo lO o d 16fSOnonFd.Lorvg*ood (A F T 1ST Antioch B i t M l CKutcn. O ntoo Cal,a-r B ati.ti Church Crytta. la** A 3 'd S t . Lata Mi-y Canaioatry B ap i.il Chureh TfOSammota Bird Canlrai Baet.lt Chu-ch 3101 W I It Si C K H w t l F » il Bapt.it Cxaroata, U > u w v ) Bapt.lt C V t * . South**tl M CoimtryMOa BapMI Church Country Out) Fd . la»4 Mary Fwtt BapMI Chureh. SIS Fan »•» Ftftt Bat M i Church ot Ammonia Spring! Ft Ammonia Spring! F in i Bat M l Church Ot Fo r itl C*ty FlfU BapMI Chureh o 'C an a.a F u n BapMI Church. Ma t ham W ood! t in t BapMI tho -ch ot l a rt Monro* Fuat BapMI Church o llo n g n o o d 691 C a iI S F a ja F I'll BapMI Church ot O ltM n F u ll B a il'll Church ot Onado Firtt BapMI Church ot Saniando Spring! F u ll Shiloh M iivonary B iPM I Church 1101 W O tn SI Fountain ttaad BapMI Church Oxado Hop* Bact.ll Church. FortU City Commuruty C * n lf lo r a il Clly lnd*p*nd*nca BapM I U .tt O n e Laagua fitdg.lon ga o o d Jordan Milttonary BapMI Church. SKI UptMa Rd Ughihouta BapMI Church 66S longam od- la t a Mary Fd la**tt#* BapMI Chu-ch, IJO la* a xa * Ar* LaaaMa-, MacaOon't M illio n BapMI Church. O a i Mm Fd Otiaan M ille n a ry BapMI Church North I d . [niarpm a Morrung Qiory BapMI Church Gan*ta H uy Ml Monah Frtrh.ua* Bat m i Chureh, HOI L o cu li A.* Saniord Ml O n t U . i i yuKy BapMI Chureh, Saniando Spring! Fd longaood Ml &<n« M .itwnary Baotitl Chureh 1100 J airy »,• Ml Zion MiiNonary BapMt Church, Expat Ay* Na* B*th*l M.ttionary Chureh * n St 4 I-Idory A . i I n a U i Car<ary M nponary BapMI Chureh 110B W Illh S l t U a l i l i n Prtmrlrt* BapMI Ctorreh. 1309 W IZlhBI HP* T a tia rw it BapMI Chureh Quality t«n North lnng*oort Ha* Ml Z-on BapM t Chureh. 1FJO F*ar A.« Ha* U 'a Ft*o*V>*p,4 M I I Laaa O t . CattaiParey HorthudaBaptm Chureh. Chutuoia P»aca'uiz»n BapMI Chureh 1IM Pm* 61 Ammonia Spring! Faopr* i BapMI Chureh lj g i w I n S l Samon) FmaeiMI B a o M i Chureh H I ( A upon Wad Fi*n * La m SapM I Chureh FMga F d . Fare Fare Frogreti M.HJpnary BapMI Chureh. U-daay Fioatdanc* Mriiumary BapMI Chureh, a m Oougiat A t * , Sooaartosn S*cond Siutoh Miiatonary BapMI Chureh W a il Saniord Smyrna BapMI Chureh. ISO Orerproo* O r. CauatOarry Siariighl BapMI Chureh igo Bahama Fd St J«m*i Mim onary BapMI CFM ftR.I84t1vO ttf*n Si John) M.tttonanr BapMI Chureh. JO* long*ood A i* , Anamonla Spx-gt Si Lula M.tHonary BapMI Chureh otCam*ronC*iy Me Si Paul BapMI Chureh. I l l Pm* A r* Si Matin**! BapMI Chureh Canaan H g ti SI John t M.tuonary Pat M l Church. PJO Cyp-att St Sprtngimd M.itwnary BapMt Chureh. Ilih SI ICadarAr* PMmattoAre BapMI Chu-ch ISIS Pamwito Are Tampta BapMI Chureh. FMm Spnngi Hd . Anamonla Spnngt victory BapMI Chureh. Old Orlando Fd at trail*- Are W ailrw * BapMI Chureh. a 100 FpoiaFd 1*0*1 William O a p * i Mitponwy BapMt Chureh. M in t WJuam S t . Atlamonta Spnngi Z»n HOP* Baptitt Chureh. 711 Oranga Are CATHOLIC AH 6ov.it Cathotrc Chureh. 9010*» A r e . Saniord C»ureh of Iha Naunty. laaa Mam Ou< Lady ol lha La*ai Cal none Chureh lllOM aiinuhan Dartorva Si Ann ■ Calhohe Church. Dogwood T-art. BaBary Si Augutlma Caihotrc Chureh. Suntai D r . naar Sutton F d . Cn M H rerry SI D*r*CarhoucCommMUIyin**tiMO«la*nC>ticCaniar Si Mary Uagoarena Catnohc Church. Maitland Are Anamonla S pongt Si Mary olBraruanCathoire Chureh. I4S McCoy Or. Apopaa C H M tU N F Oil Cnnitiort Chureh loot S Saniord A re F h»I Chnatian Chureh ol Longaood ItOOC E WUkamion F d . longw ood CataprMion Chureh la ta Mary. U S W laoavre* A r* . La*a Mary Q.aco Chrtttian Chureh. Wuton Etomantary School iFaoiai 9PS Orongo Bird . Saniord Lo*arv*« Cn niilon Church. BaarLaAoFd ol Jin-nan Stniord Ch .iinan Chureh. t JO Uptata Fd . Saniord South Saminoto Chriit>an Chureh. 300 w S F 41* Or*do CHRISTIAN S CI!N CI First Chureh o l Chrtti Sc >anMl. SFS M a n ham Woods F d . Long*ood CHUFCH O F CHRIST Chureh of Chrtti. 1S U S Pan Are Chureho*C h n tiM L a ta tH a n U S H *y I f M N Catta-ta—y Church ol Chrtti SOD Film Spnngi O r . Allamonla Spnngi Church ol Chrtti. Owreri Chureh ol C n nti. longaood Chureh ol Chrtti W tnhSI Herthwdo Chureh ot Chnti Fla Karen 0 * . Maitland South Sam. not* Chureh ol Chrtit. S*m Lata Ho**H Fd CHURCH O F 0 0 0 Chureh ol Ood SOI Mreiory a re Chureh ol Ood. 101W « n d Si Chureh ol Ood Oriado Chureh ot Ood Hontiati. Lada Monro* Chureh Ot Ood M illion. In lirp n ia Church ot Ood. M01W l i m i t O u re h ol Ood m Chnti On*do Chureh o tO o d o lF ro c h a e y .n O tS tun Are Chureh a* Ood o lF io g h K y .1 RIBS Pwummon Are Chureh ol Ood ol Pra«h*cy. *M S C p f M L Orreda Chureh of Ood (flh D*yl Owtona Community Cantor Omena iSun Foom l F*acu* Chureh ot Ood. ir tS W lO h S l .Saniord tiuo Church ot Ood. l>WRidg**ood Are .Santprd CONOFIOATIONAL Congregational C h r m m Church, la o i S Fare A r e . Sanford l A I U R N ORTHODOX (a tta in O rthodoiChuren.il Uoorg* Z00IDylanWpy Utrtland la ti* -n O ith o d o iChureh Si S t o r e n io t O C A 1PM Lata Emma Rd long*ood (ait*,hOrthodor Chureh SI John O-ihodoi T f a l Country CluO Fd Saniord EPISCOPAL A ilSa.nli E p-tcopalChu-ch.E 0*B*ryAre Enlcrpr.t* Chnti Eprteopai Church, lengwood t c rectal Church ol lha N*« Corenanl. 9fS t u ir a * .Ha Fd Wmi*r Spnngi Eprreopal Chureh o l ma Faturrection 1SIE lata B.anitoy 0* lo»g*ood Holy Croat Eprecopal Chureh Fart Are at 4th S I . Sanford Si F«i*rt Eprecopal Chureh TOO Fmahart F d La*aMary SI Frerre-d t Chureh. SISI Lm aHorreiiFd W.nt*r p * t lha Chureh ot lha Oood Shaph»<d 111 La*a Are U*n*nd INTEFOENOMIHATIONAL Cal. iry Chrtti i* . C*nlar WOW tin SI Saniord Na* H arrell Chrtit.an FtitouVup IfSOCouniry O ut. F d . Sanio>d Northland Ccmmuruty Chureh SlOOog Tiaci Fd .Longnood Out.treh Doureranca C*nlar. 1711 L . r i Are Saniord JEWISH Bam Am Synagogu* matting at com*, ol Sand la * a and County Lina F d W all I * tamp!* Shalom lfp}Ei>hame>rd Oartona LUTHERAN Areanreon Lullretm Chutcl. 0>t'L*ou* D r. Caltartmt’y OoodSh*ph#rdLumaranChurch,ElCA M lf O n a n d o D> |H«y i f f Z i San'ord Holy C 'o t i Lulharan Chureh pi Lare Urey fPOSunD* LaaaMa-y lord0<l >talu1h*<anChureh J M t u t ia a .u a F J y< n * -S p -.,g i Lulharan Chureh ot Prondanca, OWtona Luthaian Church ot lh* Fadaamar ZSZS Oa* A.* MainahLulh*ianChurch.Oold*nO*ylDr I H i y If « C u ta iM rry SI Lulas lulharan Chureh R1 *J* V r--a SI Sltph*n Lulharan Chureh «14wtlW o t ia Longaood METHODIST Bamall Urultd Mamorial Chureh, E OaBary Are . Enta'pr.ia Baai LaAa Un.iart M a lh o d tl Ctoirth Baihai A M E Chureh C a n u n H a g h ii Cattai&a.ry Community Un.lad M u s o d il Chureh H » y 11 91 at F.n»y Fidga F d , Caita'Oarty C h fiilU n ito d M a th o d .llChsrtCh luciar0< S unlandE ltaiai 0iBaryCommun.1yM*thod>itChureh W »- g - S j - « i Ottmiy I M l Unitod M alh od.ll Church * 19 F*-> Art F.rii M athod.it Church ol G*n*r* F u ll Mathod.lt Church ol Or-add Oiac* Unrtad M athod.il Church. 499 N Country C h it Fd LataMary Omni Chapal A M E Chureh Oi**tlo Oa*g-oreM*thod ti Church Oxado OUaan Malhodret Chureh. cor pi C*P*nl*r A Murray S i , OHaan psonMr M alh od.il Chureh co» ol Wubu> Are S Couni-y C»uO Fd La** Mary SMtondoUrui** M air«d.tl Chureh SF O t * -d ta Long*ood SI Jam** A M E 9ih M Cypreti Si Lure U p Church ol Cam*ron C>ty Inc . B*a>d*ri o il SF as [ SiMary a A M E Chureh S F ( I S Otiaan SI Paul iM*thod<it Chureh O tiaanFd Entarp-.ta Sinftord Mamonal Church S DaBary NAZARS M l F « il Church ol lh* HAia-ma f U i Saniord Are Oanaia Church ol lha Nuaran*. S F *• O a -a ,s Lata Urey Chureh ot tha n atIran* If IE C r y il* Laaa A ,a La* a Mary Longaood Church ol th* huaran* Way man A Ja ttu p Are Long*ood Mannam Wood* Church ol lh* Natwan* S F a S ]>y muat W ol I a at th* W**.ta F.*ar F F tS B M IF IA N OanonaPcttpytartan Chureh Holland U .,d A Auttin Are . Otiior a F u ll Ptaipytar.an Church pi La** Mary Firtt p-aibytanan Church Ota A,* A 3rd SI F.rtl Pratpytar.an Chureh ol D«Bary. E Highland Manham Wood I PralPylanan Chureh SZIOMarthamyVoodi Fd Laaa Mary S1 A n d ,* * i Prttpyiar.an Chureh. 9911 Bare Laaa Fd Si M arti PratPytartan Church, to il Palm S p n n g i F d Anamonla Spnngi Tutcaa.naPratbytarireiChureh 3800W S F a jg Oysado Up tal a Comre.unti y PratPylanan Chureh Uptai a Fd W aiim im titr Prattrytanan Chureh Pad Bug F d . C a t . SEVENTH OAF AOVENTIST For**!Laaas*y*ntnDay Adranl »iChureh,M*y *36 ForattC.ly Uret H.M S***nth Day Adranuil Chureh, M l t Znd Si Santo-y SantoidS***nthOa* Adm ni.uChureh.S#ISN M*y a j f S*y*nlh Day Adreniitl Chureh M*lt*nd Are . Allamonla Spnngt v>.nl*i S prm gi Sa.anm Day Ad**nt.it Church. SO 6 M o il Fd O tH E F C H U FC H E S A.I Farm Chapal CampSammyi* W a t.ra P a rtF d luan i a u t Chureh Oure 1 1Jm BatrdaH Aran** HounanChapai Baardali Ay* Chuiuola Community Chureh ( Church ol J a iu t C h nti ol Latin Day S am ti J U S P a n Are ECKANKAF frO D .gtia a D r Sunt 100 Lo ng*ood Family Chureh Cnreit.an Cantor, lS*aS*mino<*Biid CattaiSa ’ y F .iii Bom Chu'ch q! ma Living God M d* ay f u l l C h u rch o lC h r.il S o * -M l Eilam Bird A Vanui SI Oartona Fuel Paniacotlal Chureh cl Long*ood F .n l Paniacotlal Church ot Sanford Fu« Qotpat Chureh ot Odd to Chrtti I L T Jarry Are . S**‘c-d F uM Ootpal T aP*rnacl* l i f t Country Out. Fd Orac* B tn*Chureh, Jta*S S*nlo>dA.a Holy Trimly Chu'Ch Ol God to Chnti lit * H angout"- * *•* *.ngdom Hail ol Jahoran a w matt la t a Monro* Umt ISS1W I'd SI Lai* Mary Community Chureh 101N Country Chip Fd LataUary Lara Monro* Chapal O tn g r D i.J L*aa Monro* L*I C t.it H P !.n a il Church.0*4 lu t Fd . O il* * " t.y- 1 Kuhood All.anc* Chureh 301 Mar*-am Wood* F J . long*ood Pad «Waylay an Chureh. SSSOWriud* Or San'ord PtniteotlM Opan Brer* 1 aParnar to Fnlgawood A re oil M lhopputila Samuvoto High School ItotioraiujnCommunily Chureh fSISN C F a J f Saniord FoMng h u ii MoraytanCNrreh SF 1)4 Longwood San’ ord Alkane* Chureh. ItOIS Pa* Are Santore)B.ptoChureh J*tOSan't-d A,* Sacortd Chureh ot m* llrtng Ood MJ9 Baa-dall Are Saniord St Pti* a S*rtaanOrthodoi Chureh 1MO Lata Emma Fd . Long*ood Th* Full Ootp*l Church ol Our lord J t to t Chrtti Aattungion SI Canaan City lha Sa.ral.nn Army ftJO W {111 SI Triumph Tha Chvrtch ot lha Naa Ag* 1006 W 6th St Unrtad Church ol C h n ti AiUmoniaComrruynrt, Chapal Anamonla Sprmgi Undid Church ot C h nti Chnti.an FaaoaVup. 160 N Country OuO Fd It** Mary U C S S SptrtluMCanl.t U S A S V U u iia Are cornarol G la r e * A VolutreA.* Oia.gaC.ly �1 • M U - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florid a - Friday. February 11, 1994 71-H elp Wanted Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICC UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME ACT Nolle. It hereby given Mot Ih* undersigned pursuant to MO "Fkttttous N o n . A lt ,” Chaprer •AS 00 Flor Ido Stalutot will reg Ittor with M . F tor Ido Depart moot ot S l. i. upon receipt ot prool Ot Mo publication ot M il notko. Mo fkflltout name. to *Ht: M E D IS A V E CSSI P A R T N E R S H I P . under which wo oopoct to ongogo In business ot I8M Flerldo Control Perkney. S u lto 11*0. L o n gw o o d. F L M MO 47 if James B Chonovort M E D ISA V E OF F LO R ID A INCORPORATED Scot! E Hill CO NVALESCENT SU P PLY SER VICES. INC Publish February II. 1441 D E O t* Seminole 322-26 i1 CUM SECRETARY SchadiAeig may include Motok] Adverkeor at» « cost ol on addbonal day Cancel whan you gw teoiA Pay orfy In doyt your ad n n el iato earned Uta U dooenpben kx lottotl looiitt Copy ttutl know wrote ate* lypo grafVvcal tnrm XanvemM tequancy tptoo are avooobto 21— P e r s o n a ls A D U L T C A R E In our private heme. La ke Mary area 1 available beds t v men only Pleat* contact Virgil ol ________OBJ TO IPO________ A D U LT C A R E In our prlvoto Longwood home J bedt avail PNato conloc I CNbbN 774 M lt ADOPTIONS Free medical care, hamper toiien. ceuntellng. private doctor plus living eeponsos Bor IIIMII Clear wotor Attorney F t iiM e * John Fricker ^ t t a c t o d n ^ a lT ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Legal Notices M A R T KAY C O SM ET IC )' C A L L FOR YO UR F R E E F A C IA L ___________ «4*447 D E O tS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C ASE NO. M-M8S CA It K BAR N ETT M O RTG AGE CO M P AN Y , a Ftorldo corporation Ptototitt, v». L E E G I N S B E R G 4/k/aLEE W ILLIAM G A R R E T T .tool . Defendant!.) NO TICE O F ACTION TO; V E R A BLAN TO N . Residence Unknown L o ti Known Moiling Addret. 74J* A Denial Webster Drive Orlando. F L any unknown hairs, devlteet. gronleet. a ttlg n eo t. Itonart, creditors. Iruttoot. Or olnert claiming by. through and under Vara Blanton Retldence Unknown YOU A R E N O T IF IE D Mat an action to foreclose o meelgege on Me tallowing property to Seminole County. Floe .do; Lot 111 ol G R O V E VIEW VIL L A G E SUBDIVISION, accord log to Iho plot thereol ot re corded to Plot Book it. pages a, J. end ♦ el the pubic records ot Seminole County. Ftorldo hot boon tiled ogamtl you ond others and you are required to Serve a copy at your written defenses. II any. to It on SMITH B SIMMONS P A .. Platollfl’s attorneys. 11} West Adam s Shoot. Sulto 1114. Jacksonville. Ftorldo j jj g j . no mere Mon thirty ISO) days Iron. Mo firs! pubikotton dale ol Mis notice ol action, and llto the original wim the Clerk o l M is Court either bolero service an P ijln t ifl’s attorneyt or Immediately Mere otter; otherwise o default will be entered ogointl you lor the relief demanded In Me com ptolol or petition Americans WIM Disabilities A c t I A D A ) N o tice : In *c ctrdenc* with Me Americans wIM Oltobiim et Act. periont with a disability who need a special accommodation to par tlclp a te In th is proceeding should contact A D A Coordinator at SOI North Pork Avonuo. Sulto NJ0I, Sonlprd. Ftorldo 11771 ol tootl live days prior to Me proceeding Telephone (to; l 1JJ aJJO Eat 4117. I HO M l 4771 (TDOI or I lo g *11 4770 (VI. eta Florida Relay Sorvko D A T E O o n February 1. left (SEALI 14*4 v iG t l NOTICE OF SALS Notice It hereby given Mot pursuant to Flo rid a Statute CUBA Mo toitowtng personal property shall bo told ol pub lk to N at II go o'clock. Friday. F e b ru a ry JSIh, IttO ot Iho Mini Storgo worohouto located Ot 1SJS Pork Or.. Sanford. F L jjin . to Mtlsty a Hen placed on M id pertonoi property by Mo o w n o r o l M in i- S t o r a g e warehouse Call XU Mad tor In tormotion Lot I: Content, ol storage t p o c o #1*. m l ic o ll o n o o u t pertonoi property. The name ol the tenant It E v U Storey L ei 1: Content, ol l tor age t p o c o I I I , m lt c o llo n o o u t pertonoi property. The nomo et Mo tarunt It Otlvio Pilcher Let J Contents et storage t p o c o I I I . m lt c o llo n o o u t pertonoi property The name ol Mo tonant It Kathleen Reynold. Lot 4 Content, ol .torage s p a c e F i t . m lt c o lla n o a u t personal property The name of Mo tenant It KaMlaen Reynolds Lot Si Contents ol t tor ego t p o c o I l f , m lt c o llo n o o u t pertonoi prrp wty The nomo ol Mo tonont It Rnbtrl Redding MARYANNE MORSE Clark el Mo Circuit Court By. P a trk le F Meath Deputy Clerk Publith February 4. II. tf*4 Publish Fobrurry I1AJ0. W i OEOaj O EO IO t CELEBRITY MCIPHER CfNr cryptogr*** tt* d m poapm. fiml and pidWN latft M W m M §m *t**- rmtfp i <t*9* YiHpkMMii * O E P U ■ J ft I tf ir"<M i ' wx H Is F O M F O M C O BA u m a . I l l M I P t w e a U I J I • W S 27— Nursery & Child Care A S W E E T H E A R T OF A O E A L F lrt l week tree, no regiitr* lien toe Ntghi cor* evoiiobi* Age* f 4111 7414/Uc »1*J to C H IL D C A R E In my Hidden Lk home Chrtttl*n tfmot M F. 7 JOom ) JQpmRett JJt 4IIT It PM 7AM Part lime Apply In person Lekevlew Nursing Cantor. * 1* East lad Street Sentord NATIONWIDE COMMON CARRIER NOWACCEFT1NG AFFliCATIONS FDR FULL­ TIME O.T.R. DRIVERS 0RDERUES Full time 1 11thill Minimum * 8* »■ J YM verifiable OT R eiperlanc*. Clou ’A’ C O L Good driving record, doubles vipvrtonco end endorsemenl a plus. Good attitude 4 appearance Accepting oppfkotient Monday Friday.* 4 DeBory M o w 40 N. 17 *1, PeBory to>440-4414 Customei Senki Rtps 1 1 8 .8 8 8 4 H IO H L A N O M E M O R IA L OAROKNS. Forest C ity 1 tots. J cetkelt. J vaults to price'M.500 I toarge m i 55— B u stm is ~ Opportunities___ AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE Net Profit N0K toSOOK/yoer Minimum Invetlmenl IJ0K Insured Guera. toed gao afiaio Ja n it o r ia l f r a n c h is e s K I — M 1M0 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DELANO, FlORttA 32724 904-7317771 ____________ EOE____________ RECEPTIONIST Needed hx small office Light typing, tiling required Apple el SUPERIOR MOLDIMOS 177 Peaer Ct. Sanford from 8am to noon Feb. 1418 DIRECTOR Far established c tilde ore ten tor Education an) viper lence In early chittound required ________Can H I 4415________ Pari lime Commission basis Call Ml MSI_______________ DRILL OPERATORS. ETCHERS AND PLATERS P/T. Sanlerd'Lake Mary Aron weekend shcfts Class 0 guard licensereq 8844ISI___ SALES SECURITY OFFICERS w in t e r S p rin g s co m p a n y seats individuals wIM pre •tows production eiper lent* 1 shills available Mon Thurs S M P M 4AM. Frt. Sal. Sun. 4AM 4 toP M or 4 18P M 4AM IS to- hr Permanent pealtlans .......................... Never a tool AO- i —» -- ----- « iM J t o t TEACHERS evocation Pey * Solely Bonus a Spout* Riding Program a Average T rip S 7 Days a Lot* Model Conventional Tractor* II you have 1 years tractor traitor. O T R and mew and k g rip e r i*nca pi ue a good driving TELEMARKETERS Longwood. pgr) (tow Monday thru Friday. IPM*PM; Sal sirday. tAMSPM SIM per money *1 ham*, hear the a m a itrq recorded message P H JBt 440 J i l l Eel 100 5?— Financial Services I can help 44% success Barry Myers dU>tl)Uuntil PPM TAXES PKPMCD Taa preparation from 4)4 up ________ ao7m m i KEEP DRIVINGAND STILL GET THE MONEY! All you need It yoir title Jack Diamond lor eppomlmenl no m i A/C DUCT MECHANIC Immediate emytaymenf. Ken's Air, IM. -HLtii!___________m .fm EMPLOYMENT ACCOUNTINGCURK Part lime Must be viper I enced In computer data entry and accounts payable BIIlit gual desired Salary rang* UM'hour Send resume to Central Florida Commimlly Clink. 1471 S Perk Are, Sen le g F L U 77I___________ EOE AOD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL Uldtoler 1714)11 AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! NoMing succeeds like success We’r* well Into oir Jrd decade ol training successful agents No licenser ... We’ll help! WATSON REALTY CORP REALTORS H UB Housato Shir* HOME ON BIVIR lo share. W/D. pool and tennis courts PQO/ma Hall uliiaes 444 m * RIGHT HANOMAN DM Seutottwy 17 *1 Lengwead. FL A QUIET, ctoaa no- kitchen, phene. liitoBry. Apt’s atraU ■adepts* *71 Aug M4-NSS CLEAN ROOMS, stogie starting ( 7S/wk. Kitchen, phone, laundry, vide* game*, alt street parking. M844H______ CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM. W/ kitchen avail tu/wk. Ut sec Downtown IT) 10*4______ SANFORO Sleeping roam with kitchen privileges, us* at washer /dryer lit/wfc 114)444 HAPPY ELVIS CMILOCARI Cantor Lake Mary needs Ml lime qualified, t ■per fenced TeecSwe/Caregivee Alse Perl time Kitchens Teacher Aid position CellMI PS4________ o *1 BEDROOM HOME*T~ In eechango for help w/ M A IS. Dad srtll mm* 97—AparliMfitt FwmiBhBtf/RBnt JANITORS Part lima tor Lake Mary /Heathrow. Apply: t i l l Philadelphia Av* Orlando ___ d l m mc NOTICE LABORERS NEEDED • Milled and unskilled Ftoslltons avail able Days Call behwein 1-1 SPRINT ST A FFIH O .W l»l LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Must have ever Ihe road •ipertonc* Good references required. Call or apply: MSC Trucking, m i W III St., Sanford. FL 487 m 71*1 All rental end real atlat* advertisements art Subfecl to ih* Fedwal Fair Housing Ad. which makes ll Illegal I# advertise any preference, lim Italian *r dlscrlmlnatlan based an race, cetor. retigkn. soi. handicap, tamlllal status or national origin MACHINIST Eiper fence necessary Good benefits Apply at 18*0 W Airport Bind Sardord EFFICIENCY, util turn., prlv entrance and bath Non tmok or * 7iwk SfPdroMSSstS THIS WEEK S turn m lin m i to OENERAL PERSONNEL ItS 11)1 Never A Fee Dependable, hard worker with valid F L drivers license. Apply Seminole Ford. Inc. 17 fland LeAoMtoyBtvd Payless Shoes Is leaking tor energetic, outgorq Indlvldu ats In Ih* Orange City and D eland a rea. B e n e fit* package, competitive wage. Hv.it>>* hours Apply et Peyless Shoes Sentord in Wei Mart shopping cantor No phone calls pleaso verticals/mlnis thruout. retv parking *400 Norn: Call 1)8 >441 or I N 471) prlvatol Clean and quiel DM plus deposit, rets m « M 7 — 99—A p a rtm in tt Unturni»h«d / Rent CASSELBERRY UpScae tingle story, polio apartments I beckoomt Ideal lor Wvdividuet or coupl* ___________*48477 )__________ CONVENIENT TO downtown 1 bdrm. 1 bath. Ungt* story, quiet, w/d hook up MTVmo ___________ Ml 7747__________ CONVENIENT 4 SAFE. I A J Bdrm opts 174* *744 me plus dep I yr leas* Me 7M4 HISTORIC downtown Sanlerd Very clean 1/|, kllchan. Ilv rm , appll . lencad yard, garage, good neighbors UJVme SDVdep HUDOK 8)1 7401 er US Q*/0 LEASE FDR LESS! O ne Bedroom Apartments I W OEAL Mottweod Apts 117 7714 l OARA0 C Sal*?f Why kather 7f WE BUY PAY TOP PR ICE II ________ 487M84417_________ COMMUNITY SALE LOUIE'S STORE Everything from bicycles to llshing poles, appliances, tools, baby Hems, some free toys and much. mich. morel flh end Oak Si., Sanlerd FRIDAY BSATUKPAY H I ESTATE SAU )IM S Park A v * . Sentord F rid a y * )______ Saturday* I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I J0 7 Absolutely no early birds Windows, brick. Llttto Tyke Itomt. children’s clothes, lets morel NO) Myrtle nvo •GARAGE SALEM) BARGAIN Cell to your garage sola ad by 11 noon an Tuesday end lake advantage *1 our special garage sal* ad prkoll Call Classified new tor detailsI 322-2111 SANFORO. 1 Bdrm I l/l bath. C/HA, appliances. W/D, c a r p o r t, lanced y ard . ISSO mo SUM livp 17) 4441 SANFORD, l/l. 117 Holly Ave MM/mo m m o office 444 *710 heme S8D I4 )0 pager SANFORD Bryn Haven 1 bdrm. I bath, new paint and carp e l, fenced, garage 4480 'month 111 Reel Court 174 8401 er 111 toll___________ 1 8 DRM. 44M month plus 4400 s e c u r it y d e p o s it and reference* . 1711141 1 BIOROOM. I BATN. Nko areal Privacy Imca, dining rm. 4 X 1 plusdepotil 171 4101 1 BEDROOM with cent H/A. larga lanced yard, and screened room Only 4 MOdown Why rtnIT The Hllllmia Oreup. Inc Realtor Ml *U ) LAROE 7 STORY Historic d s Iriel. ) bdrm, 1 bath. den. breakfast room, saranda wilh porch swing. 1 7 1 8 mo 1 40/ M» M44 Ask lor jlll____ MAYFAIR, l/i. osc area, avail 1 /1) C/HA. W/D hnok up SOB/mo. 4180/dtp Ml 47)7 SANFORO 1 bdrm 1 'S bath lakelrenl hosrst 1448/mo _________ Ml 7884__________ SANFORO 1 /1) 1 . C/HA. Ig workshop carport, utility rm . on quiet dead and si 7404 Grandview Ave No pels MM/me STOO sec )71 777t SANFORO GOLDSBORO RENT TOOWN 1 bdrm, new kllchen. air 41.800 down. SlM/rro 844 7M7 Stenstrom Rentals OSANFORO 1/1 duplaa w/ scraened porch. C/H/A Prlvatol S471/mo.MW sac OSANFORO l/l duple■ m i Ilv ing rm and den Washer hoe* up SMS- rno 41)0 tec * SHADOW LAKE WOODS )/>.) mi dbi* car garage, tpk . well A septic ItOO mo |SO0 tec PHIDDEN LAKE IM condo w single garage C/H/A. pool prlv Clean! 4 ) 74/mo.t4Wtec OST JOHNS RIVER V i m l garage, hardwood floors, bool slip View I 4400 molWO'tec • SANFORD 1/1 apt CIIA. polio, clean 4000'mo. tMOtec tlenslrem Realty, le t. ”We Manage yeur Heme, like II wes eur own " Jins Deyle 771 )*tl After IPM 11* 1*44 105— Duplex_Triplex/ Rent CLEAN l/l. new Ifcuring C/HA. hook ups. No dogs . Airport arid Sanford Ave. MM mo ptw* l/rne sec 17)4117 OOOD AREA, very clean. A/C. 1 Bdrm. prv petto and yard Pelt OK SlHpiu* 844 0844 SMALL APT. A/C And appll ances Ideal tor tinge 1770 plus deposit 111 UM 109— M obile Home Lots / Rent RV LOTS: Outol perk/SI Johns River Lemon Blutf Rd oil Hwy 41) Ottoen 40/ 77) 1)74 Lake Ada I bdrm. use mo 1 bdrm. S4 I8 mo end i«i 323 M70 MODERN 1 bdrm dup<ei. Cent H/A. appliances, mini blinds SontordSlJVme 8H 8 I14 MOVE IN SPECIAU i bdrm n Bathm m o SHENANDOAH APARTMENT* PARR ON PARR Spec.Out I Bdrnv’Jnd lloor opr Porch over took* treed park Ptrtoct tor singles or newlyweds 177Jmo 1-8*8 1) 1- • PARKSIDE APARTMENTS* 1 Bdrm. I Both I only avail able Opposite the park Move jn special’ QUIET 1/Us towtosouM 1104 Park. Adull comm MILmo and sec dep Waier/lrash IncI Barb Mon F rtm iM l SANFORD Brand row 1 bdrm 1 bath unit No pets MIS mo VERY NICE I P I 0440 Bob I BDRM OARAGE APART­ MENT Outol neighborhood WD/ma Call Ml 8141________ SANFORO. I Bdrm w/uttl turn By wk or m e 74) 48*0 office 448 t ill home *081418 peger 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT SPECIAL 1144 a month move in Call Jerry, 1114*10 I BEDROOM. SIM month plus SITS security deposit and references . 171 lie] I BEDROOM ll 4MU month. II month lease jaquired 1)0 7770 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent ® BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE BEAR! •SJnol# Slocy Dntan • ■Frltndty. Oo-SIt* No On* 04Urn or Above Depondabto Uinagsmern •Erwrn •Emdtnt Studio, •Attic Storogt, Prtvot* 1 i 3 Bodroom AtlordlW* Patio SUotol ApartmnU Sanford Court Apartments DCBARY 1 bdrm. I both home, ftor Ida rm. lakatront 444Smo plus sac Hall ReaRy 118)774 3301S.SanfordAve.'Sanford .323-3301iSSSSi LAROE 1/1. *1) Grovewood. Groveview village, ter porch. 1cat, ptnas, STH/rro DO 47*8 I Concrott I FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES or eerflltod Te verify e sleto centraclort license call I 888 )41 7140 Occupaltonal Licenses are required by the county end can be verified by celling MtTIM.ei). 7411 O T I lo n s * Remodeling RE*./COMM. Vinyl SMIn* . Alum Framing. Drywall. Deers. Roollng. Coscreli 11)4471 . S O. BeUid, CBCOtfMd Hwy 41). Oslean Hug* Yard Sale! SaturdayItolrl________ Ml SC. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Good quality clothe*, etc 1*11 Oak A w . Sanford Sal. I T MULT) FAMILY SALE Dinette sat. thllWen* clothe* and toy* SOTS A LOTS OF BAROAINS. S441 Orange Blvd. Sardord loti Hwy 48 Paolo 1SATURDAY ONLY 8 T YARD SALE 1IM SouthCameron Avenue Friday hid SWurday YARD SALE. M M bad. IBM computer, printer, mlse 1 cockatoils toefudtog cage SM 1187W Ind SI M4 M4I Si*. Slto 97S ANDRBYS R0 Sanlerd Avan callfcllan, books, eld trunks, nick naks. craft supplies SATURDAY A SUNDAY *4 ffllM CAPTAIN CONCRETE, Wayro ■ 1 Man Qualify Optra % E ltc tric a l ~ MASTER ELECTRICIAN. Repair eddlllen. cemm/res Lk/lnt 4E(1000* 74) 771 4471 hoortng HARDWOOD FLOORINO A ir D u d Cteanlng T0M0 l l I N I * 04) 4m 7 Home Improvement CARPENTER All kinds al ham* repairs, painting I .eramic tile Richard Richard Grow Til 1471 C A R P E T C LE A N IN O : 4 Rooms 414 41 Stoam cleaned er dry team. Guaranteed tnwetl prices 007Tta m l SAM'S CARFET CLEANINO ptes strip end buff fleers. Resldentlal/cemmerclal 14 hrs M41S4).beeper8*48441 fle e n in g iiervlce A TOUCH ABOVE Cleaning service LIc/Im Quality cleaning gill's bed 11)8448 CLEANINO Rtsktonflsl and fommvclai. Oualily work Altordabtorates Ml 14*1 T.J.'S: Will clean your house or office le yeur satisfaction Very reasonable Lk/lnt Call Jusfmeal 4871/14) 1*________ 1IR 844,1 ER *44,4 ER IM J* A protesttonal, commercial town avaltobto 11444)7 Janitorial Service* | KUTZ CHAN JANITORIAL C*mrTtorclai^Residni47l7 j Landscaping | l "Excavaffl EXCAVATOR WORK Dllchliig and pends dug most anywhere Call 144 IU4 AIR DUCT CLEANINO gutter cleanlng/screemng- chimney sweep Insured Yeung’s Serv ice. ikfMOOOrii m M Il ■rpet dlBB m h j Many useful Items Frl A Sal 770) Cordova Dr, Sentord CARPORT SALE HUD HOMES, From 4)48 deemlWby reef? The HHIImen (bee*. HI tin Realtor MINUTES FROM SANFORD! MARINER’S VILLAGE "S rp e n ffT IT SIP hr. 74o rip net Immed opening 407 lepadNsm. lee AVAILABLE POSITIONS Temporary end Irmporery permanent posIHm evallebl* In Sentord. Longwood. Lockhart. Catselbarry. Winter Park and Orlando for thota viper tone*d In. ••ProducflOh/Aktembfy** ••Warehouse" "DtotelMM hanict" ••Painter Helper" "Slagmen” dep 11) tod) eU h x L lord SANFORO small I bdrm collage with lanced yard 140 per week plus imsacurlly caiim m i SANFORD TOWNHOUSE V t C/H/A. lull klkhen. WiO avail, rear fenced yd. Ig <*v e n d deck, storage rm., 103— Houses U n lurnlshed / Went tS-Woofft/Board Position open tor an eeperl anted totomerketor Evening hours. 4PM-7PM. Monday through Thursday Apply M person Sentord Herald. JOB N. Punch Avo, e*h tor Tracy 323-5176 TtoW.MIbSf. IBM AVON products. Earn to 30% No door/War. PT/FT Sandllll I tfl/1«CB4*41144 9J—Apart ♦3— Rooms t o r R tnt TELEMARKETER 71— H t l p W anted E •per lencad MusI CIv* to Sontord area A have Class A CDL. Apply al; MW W. IMS! Dally work/dafly pay Report *AM ________ t f e llt o _________ *1— Money to Lend Permanent post ____ Never a tael UNCLI NICKS OYSTER BAR ANO B R IU Twe Par) Tima Positions Sheri Order and Shuck Oytter* Apply In l»*r**n: MM Pars Drive m W 87__________ WAREHOUSE AND OENERAL LABOR HBLP B I I B I O t Bonus tor drivers. Alt shltrs available Dotty pay, no to* Rapart raedy to tawh I M am. Industrial Labor Sue., toll French Av. T s s r DRIVERS G000 N0RXERS NEEDED STOP F0RECIDSUREI minion liens I... ■ * TT. pneum alk l a d Local or ever Me road M tal have C O L wtM * i endorsem ents. 1 year verifiable tractor traitor eip * rienc* and Clean M V R Road drlrers out ig 14 days Local d rivers g ua ra n irrd weekly salary M O M U O to W A L P O L E *100 damage 103— Houses UnFumlihtd/RtnT Al Chwdf AnkwC Musi have earned 44 hrs toward a CDA or equivalent, or bachelors h y w In early ChlMtodi to 708) jgrNWT A G C A R R I E R S ,Tovorot. FI. a wall established and grow mg Control Florida based company otters you a Semi Annual Pay Increases • Stop Oft Pey a Unloeding Pey tn wePh m ltd_________ ASSEMBIY/FACTORY REED TRANSPORT, INC. DENTAL ASSISTANT E t I * 1. ■. I I » |J ‘.o n |V d Are* tlJOB me. income, price to.DC S U M mo income, price IM OPPORTUNITIES to moko IS AFFLYAT: DRIVERS NEEDED 41— Cametary L o tt A YEAR POSSIBLE, paid vacation, medical, and llto insurance, uniforms. **IK. and mere sox el our drivers are home every weak F u ll lim e or P o r i lim e Knowledge ol the area, roll able transportation. light de livery work Hours Horn * till noon or ) to III) t For mere information coll Duka ol Oton M ills a m t O t M/F YoBrepf mo 1 RB. I BA llrl/Q rm Vory For alt lull lime shim 7 1 II 7 . 4 1 II Musi becertilled 74alai>*^Of)u*onM4 4710 1)00 LfN CNAS Eiperloncod wlti espondtd duties needed lor busy multi disciplinary otlK* Strong t* ttortlv* ond turgkOI skills a must Salary commensurate with experience Available Jon I* Coll *04 77S4t o O ____ Shaded I 8DBM, furnished IU wkly. 11)8 depot11 Peh accepted Quality In Typing. Filin g . Posting etc F o il Learner. A c c u r a l * . D e p e n d a b le . I Work e h o llc ! " F le t ib l# ‘ 11)000 1*10 Orlando A e* Sontord IMeet to Burger King! CAREEROPPORTUNITIES PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My digvn it lo be rocking an thg pored when I’m gtghty. * 7ionng musk with my family ** t N E W A VS -Skinny D ip " Mlgh cream A t teen on Ch 4 news Now eveilebto Pleat* cell BODY SHOP PORTER W V U S O H M O C B J — Linda Ronsladf 2 3 - Sped B l Notices V V O O G W M V I O V I O I o F O U N D BLACK LAB. tomato Big Tree Pork Long chain SENIORS, coll to find out ll you quality lor otlltlance wIM D IA P E R S PAD S delivered to your door monMIy 407 8*0 l i l t Publith February II, l«*l AAARYANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT B y: Joononno L. Timber lake Clerk » February A II. IA IS. 33- Lost * Found QUIET Neighbor head, clean. __________ Ml « 7W__________ MEDICAL KELP DELIVERY DRIVER 12— E l d e r l y C a r e S T A T E O F FLO RID A D E P A R T M E N T OF E N V IR O N M E N T A L PR O TEC TIO N NOTICE O F APPLICATIO N The depertm enl announces rocoipt ol on opplkolian tor a permit from Seminole County Board ol County Commissioner i (FIN No 1* uoeoo *) to replace on eeltnng bo> cvlvort with o new bO« culvert ol OoLoon Stroal t r o t t in g Swoolwator Crook north o l Iho C ity ot Oviedo The protect It toco tod ot Section j. Township tt SowM. R a n g e J l E a t l . l e m in o lt Com fy. Florida Thlt application It being pro costed and it available lor publk Inspection during normal butinett hours. I 00 A M to S 00 P M . Monday through Friday, oecopt legal holidays. 01 Me Deportment ol Environmanlol Prelection. U t* Mogul's Bouto vord, Suite i n Ortonde. Ftorldo JJ400 J747 (SE A LI m i n o *3 Unto Minimum {Uiddfi Control Probltm? Mlt Jnd day et February, tttc U p G EN ER A L PERSONNEL 4*1 t i l l Never A Fee Property management com pony leaking tor someone to do general maintenance al several shopping center sites Musi have truck and be will log to travel ll 10 hours per week Greet epparheuty tar retire* lor delolls phene M cD onalds Fleeible hours People person Acply Monday Friday. I A 1)0 Hickman Or WITNESS my BA HANDYMAN A/OR WOME N pgr Issue, b m d on 3 Ungt Tuaaday Feu Fi«Uy 13 Noon Th# Day Baton Pubacabon S u n d n And M o n d a y & 3 0 P M Friday A D J U S T M E N T S A N O C R E D I T S : In th e e v e n t o l a n e rro r In an a d , lh « S a n fo rd H e ra ld w ill b o re o p o n a ib fe to r IfM flr t l Inoartlon o n ly a n d o n ly to th e a s la n t o l the c o o l a t Ih oi In earn o n . P fe e e e c h e c k y o u r a d lo r a c c u r a c y Iha U ro l d a y It ru n e . O t fk U l tool ot M lt Court, on C M J C M btb MAINTENANCE ••R EC EP TIO N IST" •■SECRETAR Y" "D A TA E N T R Y " "W O R D P R O C E S S O R " "CU S TO M ER S E R V I C E " "R EPS" 1 Bma------------------- ------ 11.1 t i Him R/tgg F/T. M F . 8 4 Will train. uniterms Molly Mold 747 MQ7 f u ll lime end perl lim e pest Hens available in central Ftor ■do area DEADLINES ot C H A R L E S KISER. It living ond II drcootod THE E S T A T E O F C H A R L E S K IS ER , ond any unknown twir. devisees. gron lo o t , o t llg n o o t , c r e d i t o r . Honor A trin k e t ond unknown vpoutet ond oil other per tonl claiming by. through, under or ogointl the above named Oe tendontt Do tendon tt NOTICE OF ACTION TO CH A R LE S K IS ER Whole Loti Known A d d retl It PO Bo. USeB. Orlondo. F L 17*4) end or 111 S Wwtlthoro B i r d . Tempo. F L 11404, It living. Including eny unknown spouses ot told Dr lender l || tie hot divorced ond remorr led ond II u ld Delendont It deed, hit retpectlv* ur,known helrt. de vlteet gronleet. assignees creditor.. Henort. ond trwtleet. ond Oil other per ton. claiming by, through, under or ogointl Mo nomod Defendant. Whoto Addrotl It Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D M el on action to Do ctoratory Judgement declering Assignment ol Mortgage vokt ot torgery on Mo knowing proper ty In Semlnoto County. F tor Ido Parcel I: Beginning ol o point In center Ot Ohio Avonuo SOS loot North el Me Sou Meet I earner el Lot 0. MOSES LY M A N E S T A T E , oc cording to Me Plot thereof et recorded In Plot Book t. Page 48. Ot Me Public Record, ot Sem in ole Courtly. F lo r id a , thence run South I M S tool thence Wet! MS* leet. thence North SO Net. thence W ell Tt Net to e point 717 4 Net W ell et Me center line Ot Ohio Avenue, thence run Norm 110) loot, thence Eo.1 J it ♦ Not to Mo Pouvt at Beginning. |tet. the E a tl IS Ieel 'hereof tor Ohio Avenue) Parcel 1: Beginning at o point IM * tael W n t ond J U S Not South ol Mo Southeast corner o l lot S. MOSES LY M A N E S T A T E , oc Cording to Mo P u t thereof ot recorded In Plat Book I. Page OA et Me PubIk Records ot lornWoN County. FN ride run Mance North M Not. thence Watt to the Watt lew et Section A Town trip JO South. Range Jl East. Seminole Comfy. F lor Ido. thence South so Net. thence East So Point ot Beginning hot boon tiled ogointl you ond you a rt required to terra a copy ol your written dtlem**. II any. to II on H A R R Y G. R EID . III. Attorney tor Ptototitt. 11)8 w Fleet Street. Sulto B. Sentoed Florida JJTTI. and llto Iha ortgl nol wtM Mo Clerk el Mo above Court on or betoro March », 1*84, otherwise, a Judgment may Bo entered ogointl you tor the relief demanded In Iha W E R 7 conBRCtittvR Uiim s ______ 70* b Him 3 ctvMtcutfvR ttmrg______ * 1$ a Him NOW ACCEPTING Ptolntlll, i 14 corkecuttvo time*---------- 5 7 « a Him 1.00 AM. •5:30 Pit. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY IN TH E CIRCUIT C O URT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA. CASE NO t o il* CA t l K PATTI RU SSELL COOK 9 PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS MAIDS C L E R IC A L Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 97—Apartments F u rn ith td / R tn t 7 1 - H tlp Wanted AFFORDABLE Hama Repair. Dependable All phases Call tor tree est Michael Ml 718* AL DOCS ITALL Fli II right el a price you can afford Lk'd/lnt From slarl to finish Carperdry, plumb Ing. eleclrlcei. and roollng tvet 1) yrt of eroertonce He fob too bq or small Call M8l4»o cm i***IS b f*. RESTORATION. DRYWALL. melal studs, door*, trim, tW Ing, porches, decks, geitbot. I1I M 7 RITE-WAY..... - ,WL SHOW UP j f u * Ttila DUpley ( W ork F or Y o u J V C R lI C lR M in n l J CYPRESS MULCH Slt/yerd 180% Grade A. milled in Longweed Call vs tor a free animate on yeur free trim­ ming end remevatl Herdy Tree Service doing business at AAA Tree ServKelTenit Lawn Service TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CARII Ret /Comm , dependable, low ratosIFroeesI......... 1)87870 Painting CUSTOM PAINTINO by Jeffrey Power. Ini / iil. Lk'd . In* Freeesllmates.. .....m a u l STUCCO repair, painting. coating*. pre**urt washing. A _cauiSlrq Fret est taa 1*44 Plumbing A A A PLUMlilifd A U w lk . Leaky lauceltl Running loi 1* 1*7 470 could solve your problem Water heelers. 14 hr service 184 411 114} Pressurt Cleaning oU rm ra Z T T T Z Z Z roots, pool decks, walks. houses Free esl b i am Swim ming Pool Service/Re pair WEEKLY SlitVICE Irom Ml me Chem Rife Pool Service __M0 n 7S Robert STtoemeker Tree Service Kitchen Remodel ing" L A M CABINET. Cabinet mZk al reasonable tabs Kitchens A bathrooms Relating, custom made counter top*, bookcases, specially Hems. For mere Into call 1141771 Ask tor Lean ECHOLS TRIE SVC Lie’s, tot "le i Ih* Proletttanelt do It " __firoeslimales 777 r m Window Repair and Cleaning WINDOWISCIEEN REPAIR: ______ g a m ______ A d v ertis e Your Business Every Day F o r A s L o w As 5 4 5 P e r M o n t h . Call Classified, 322-261 1 �m Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. February 11, 1094 • 75 114— Warehouse HI —Homes tor Salt Space / R>nt SANFOROi in LOHOWOOO/L AKE MARY MidU«t ttoragt weithouset *00 MO 1*00 vq M FrH feel w/llmo leas# Irwnllil mo ___________m a w __________ IECURITY WAREHOUSE 44A and OldLakt Mary Bi*d *1.110 1.000 tqII ol fit'warehouse *Fimihad ol lira tp*<« ol w>aval lebto KaaaM* Realty, i on i no 115— Industrial ----------Rental* OFFICf'wtrvhavl* spat* 1100 tq II Prim# location ol enlranc* lo Cankal Flo Ro qtonal Airport *o?ni 7407 SANFORD IJ 311 tq It 1 prtoto tpr Inktor t u M H tlm ln m Rtolly lot. Jim Ootlo 111 147* 117— Commercial ______ 1 RAY W/OFFICE automotive ftpotr shop Tor mar* inlo . toll Phil Beffis pi hoi l i t —Office Space / Ren!____ y V jc im MORGAN REALTY OREAT POOL HOME Lrg •ol. cobono. tiroon portb. tplilpton plutdonl I 7I.VC01 DELTONA LAKES Reduced pool, lorn rm ovedocotliv rm 'set.vail 1 tlory. YOU COULDN'T ASK FOR MORE Spot tout. Irplc. tplll plan. Illodrooll lilt,till ONE OF A KINO 1 Harlot 1 topics. groolroom. eultld* v# rondot tor system11lit.tW SANFORD MIR SI ond Myrtlo Aro M l— Homes lor Sale lioet Mansfield. 323-7271 • Our I/] otrol l/l liv dm tom rm Solol'Hod ih 10*100 oRonorolod 1 It* N»«*of root carpet point, garage ut porch tM too • Pool 1/7 . llr , dming lorn rmt O.or 1 100 tq II 100 VX Ai i i i m No Owolilyl * 1/1 . 1*tJ PITI 114 too * 1/1. pool h h PITI US too * 1/1 spi.l plon lontod. UOlPITl.tlA. tOO Markham Wdt oroo 4/J. l i t acres Pasture stable 1101 000 LK. Mary custom builts • 0/1. pool 1101 too • 1/1. ovor I aero till tOO • 0/1 , 1 Oocrot pool spall** too O M I O M N I VEN TU RI I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 BATEMAN REALTY Lk Rtol E Halo Brotor 10*0 Sonlord Art , 3714)754 H A LL TOUR M O N EY lit. 100 1 /1. tcrocn porch. C/HA sprinkler tytltm. newly docorolod. unb*ltor»bly nice Easy accett I * Low donn nllh non FHA ond paymonlt thoapor than rant Owner 111 It*I oronlngt_____ MOVING MU1T SELL OUC TO ILLNESS 1 bdrm. I both bring rm. kitchen dming rm. hug* family rm Non wiring A C, ond plumbetg Socurlly Irolurtl Ut.tOOtO* Ml 10*1 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY. FER II. I 1pm Wo Or# opening RTC owned single family llr* bodroom homo kica<od *1 tit S Pork Aronu* on Ihlt day only Drastic price reduction bom 171.000to141800 ATLANTIC MANAOEMENT ■ ROKERAOE SERVICES, INC. _______ 1H H 7* * ) 7H 'OWNER FINANCE! 1000* tq II 4 bdrm 1 both on dbl lol Lon donn grool lormtl Priced right' 11* «V) •IMMACULATE ltdrm 1bom blk contl , coni H/A, tpociout lomily rm . boeutllul oolitondgordtnt U ) WO lU iim .171 7757 R E A LT Y 3 1 2 V/ Flit*! SI . Siinloitl Doitroblo 1 /l't. coni H A. lonco Family rm UMOO Duple* l 'l A I 'l.c h *, lontod 1000 mo Iworn* I 11/000 Oobory 1/1. b‘g loll Fom rm. Cb contlr . country I Ml HO 323-5774 DELTONA 1 bdrm fto b*fh lamlly rm.oilrottUI.no W. Molaoontkl.lMltM EXCHANGE OR SELL your proporty tocolod anywhere! Inert Ion Roolly. Ml Mil e R E P L I C A Antique phone, solid oek in per tec I condition M 1 TO 1 N 8 _______________ S A T E L L I T E System Complete I Trod* lor port generator, bool. hors*, pony carl 14* 1111 MANAGEMENT A REALTY mi m m i/ iB H n SERVICE SALES A PARTS tor portable kerosene hooters LARRY'S MART H M IH S P A S i N o w . c o mp l e t e STENSTROM w equipment and underwater INC. iB B B B P RHAL ESTATE. INC 372-7451 SANTORD POa HOME Sit too 1 or 4 bdrm. I'y bom. 1.110 * tq II Hugo matter! Fom rm ntiroploco R* modeled kilchon both, now CO'pol. iprlnklor. tocurlly tytlom Poddi* lent, cuttorn window treatments, quid cut do toe Immaculate! Owner, » l tSMotlorQ SANFORD DUPLEX Eochttdt hot 1 bdrm. I bom. cerporl Buy lh* who** bldg 141.000 SF100 DN Llr* In cm* rent lh* other Paymonlt 1100 Llcontod Hoollor Ol «rtl Byonner LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS with or without approvals 100 1000 acres Waterfront a plus Cell Tarry Clayton F04 111 MOO TI5—Com puters LASER P R IN T E R Immutotot HP 1400. XT CamautortIM Call H4 l i n 117—Sporting Poods • OO LF CLUBS, and bag. lodiot Fo*> Par rill* (lubt 1 1 1 *. TM— Business ______ For Sale I BDRM I PATH Itcw kilchon M W 155-Real Estate Wanted woods I I Light biu* bag UO 110 Country Club Clr. Sonlord Win cons»d*r Im p purchase AA Carnot. Ioc. U111M (MAYFAIR VILLAS 1 /1. turn kll. barber corp t ill ter polio, lg dbl gor Quiet prtv 14**00 TO *Ur FOR POOL II tt Latterefime, top of th* lino with all accessories First 1808 HB TOO__________ 3300773/774-5400 STAIRS PROPERTY •In Oui 31th Tui« Government ond bonk loro Clatoroi ooBlIoklt from wt ooo lo not 00* VINTURt i PBOPIRIIIS Vonlord lo ll Hun 11.000 doom * 1/1 Aero 1 1 , lontod oppn antes Ml.100 now*, 372 7470 * 321 2770 SANTORO • LAKE HART USE TOUR TM RETURN FOR DOMNPMMENT MOIT PANASONIC VMS Camcorder PVII0O with hard shell cot* All accessor tot and tripod 1*00 H O R N __________________ Both Otborne carpel. C/HA. ANQ'I ond manor linonortg Ol Ip* ot MOO mol Gov I For* closures. Ropot1 Somlnolo. Orongo VMtlSie er. thims Call HI *1*1_______ • Lk Mary 1/1. Ilroploco. IM too Diwoureged in Your Search lor Your Dream Homo I You NEEO ouc Full Tim* Solos loom to giro YOU Full Time Service! So Coll Any One ol Thom ANVTIMEI Coll lor dololltl FNAOR VA At LOW A 1 IN KINO SIZE watortod, wovetott ml t drawers headboard ml mirror, oacoltonl cond Cost 11,000 Soli UOO AN TIQU E H U T C H IS O W OM EN C LO IH IN O I 1811 14. shoot s i n I Some new I Kitchen Items, knack knocks, comfort BUYERS! AFFOROABlf HOMfS I '/ t lll • l/ I with llro plac*. corpolond III*. 1*4 too 321-6762 ifn successful tiltHnq anchor butirwtmt Good porting ond lighting. Grool visibility Ait mg toOO mo m MOOnor b • - C L A W F O O T IRON T U B " with Shower attachment, good shop* 1HO Pleat*call H i HOI E. Looking to buy * homoI Wo hey* hornet in oil areas ol Somlnolo. Orange. Velusl* CountiesI Coll lor dololltl REALTY, no nao i t i w i i t i i • c,., 223—Miscellaneous VENTUne I PROPERTIES PINICRCSr AREA (rash point. 1/1. vaulted tellings Irg t<r*onporch! 101.0001 includes Ulilllaot 1room suit* KIT ’N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wrijthl A**.. 1 M em I Both. Mock, cerporl. now rw f. ivk* now i ns do. m w carpal, custom kll COkawfl*. corner let. IM.tt* T O W N oIlK* t o k trit homo tt* 1411 pegor. Open t o ll* I R E ALITOR t W E LC O M E h t % NEW Sanford of hr as oral or warehouses *001000 tq II Sp*c«al. HU/mo HI MM IAN FORO. Ollico ipaca. MOO tq II building Mol 1100 tq H per office unll B l >0»| 1ANFORO FRENCH AVE 11 to month 141— H o m a ifo r Sal* FOR SALE N e w ly renovated sand w ich shop E a s y hours, licensed tor ca te rin g tla.SOO UlaoiPdaytUI pm nights M l 1/07 153-AcreageLots/Sale __ DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Idtal lor mobile homo or homo ill*, horses collie, terming, or nursery Zoned agricultural ILtOO par acre Small down payment with owner financing H 4 1411 Ml 155—Condominiums Co-Op /S a le 1 BED RO OM . 1 BATH. IWW? rm, dining rm. Mr perch, kitchen. 4ll *pp> too 1*11 local 153— Lawn A Gerden A N TIQ U E ! Lovely oak slant top desk, g lo ss p u lls D ining Room table H I 1 M 1________ • S D O E R i EZ Rol l Kawasaki F A HO. gas ongln* H i Con H i m * ___________ A P P L IA N C E S . F U R H . T V S . ETC. B U Y -S E L L TR AD EINS. C H E E P O D E P O T , l i l t FREN CH AV E. 11111*0 • FREEOARDEH MANURE; Haul oft 171*401 hoe I A*- tool, m n u • C O U N T O U R C H A I R with vibrator ond healer Original price over 11.000. new 1100 Eocoltont cendlltonl Phono • DRYER. In peed condition US Coll m m * CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARR I4i M 1/1 tpltt. '14 B4 yspring, control H/A terton room 14 100 K ill 1 /1. *1 Berkshire, con Iral H/A. roitod Kroon room, carport 1 11.000 1441* 1/1 . U Fairmont Villa, conlral H/A. wottwr/d/yor. ditnwithor. all stoctok. co •hodrol ceilings, vinyl tiding, thing!* reel, northorn Insut* tiers 111 000 l4 14141 W tpllf, U P#*'ton. conical H/A. carport 111.MO C*n n u n * * c n i / t i LIKE NEW. BUT CHEAPER Newly romodoiod specious 1 Bdrm now furniture A oppl. btg II rm, carport Senior Pork qoBo«y in-poo a a t m NEW Itt4't. NO DOWN. Itx Inlorotl. 14X IP. II ll/mo. 14 X 10. UlO/mo 101 Hot_______ SANFORD Royal Cevt. U iU. 1 bdrm. I born, central H/A, let* el eclratl Very clean and nice. Will tecritke lor bolonco el toon Iunder 110.00010 4 1410 I MOBILE HOMES. In adult perkt. Palm Volley and FoirwOTt 401 SM ITH E X E C D ESK, credenta con (trance l*b*e. couch, chairs A ll tor SUO or aetll splil Can ne im A P F L I A N C I I I B o il prices. Bast Warranty. Best Service I Washers, dryers, mkrpwovet Wo buy oppl lonee tl Delivery F U R N IT U R E FO R S A L E . LI* log rm. dining rm. potto. 1 bedrooms, kilchon oppl lancet A mite Items dithet. screen doors, blind*, cell up bunds lor poll*, motorcycl# Nothing over S300 Good t ond 111*040 K E N M O R S W ither and Dryer. I M lor both Microwave. 140 Toaster oven. H i m 814* KINO S lt S W A T E R B E O . UOO OBO. M i k Items 114 M M __________ R A Y 'J A P P L I A N C E * H I S F R I ^ y A V I . S A N FO R D R * t r i p * r * I* r . S t o v e s . Wethers Dryers Free I yr loberworr Del avail m o o * ] RIFRIOBRATOR/ Washer/ Dryer, good condition War rooty Can Deliver til A up ApplianceCentor Inc Ml FttP SOFT SIDE Worelett King waterbed two Coll HI 1*40 otter 1PM__________________ • STOVE. GE almond, otoctrlc rang* Guaranteed to woral U> HI n y or HO Pit)_______ • VACUUM. Hoover upright, with bags and itlochmontt Good Condition UO Call HI 1401_______________________ • WA1 HER Good tondlllon Soars Heavy Duty 1100 _______ J2J3U________ 230—Antique/Classic ______ Cars • FO R D TH U N O ERBIRD . 1st* All originall Need* tom* week *18*1080 D I 8118 1970 O im u u b l LUC 119—Office Supplies / Equipment 111—Appliances / Furniture sum * 157-M obile ___ H om es/Sale Call 1711484 light 1100011*00 mi TO 00*8 • THE LIOHT OF NATIONS by Chariot F Deems, was pastor ol Chsirch ol Strwigors. New York, and wot President ol lh* American Intlllult ol Christian Phitoscphr Copy right IM4 Autographed by Deems U1 HI m i__________ 199— Pet»* Supplies PEK IN ESE puppltt. lull blooded 1 melet. 1 tomelet. IMO each Mother. avallabto lor (re*. Mar# Into *»_**!I 215— Boats and Accessories It FT. BOAT and traitor SO horsepower motor tt*f FIRM Call *01 *4* *0*1_____________ • It FT BOWRIDCR 111 HP /Mercury, orb. tow hours, with IrsHorUMOmOm________ • IN4 1KI/FIIH BOAT *0 HP Merc., w/ traitor. Runs groat) U.000 Partial llnanca **1 isos • INS RtOAL Modsllto*. ir IS", a cyl In outboard motor w/drlvo an traitor U.000 OBO U P too* arks* 8181 eves • St FT PONTOON kaat. all (iborgiats. 148 HP Evanrudt. Vary IatII Many artrat. like now Only *10.808 TO 48Bt • 'TP IT ORADYWH1TI OMC I/O. leaks new, «to.*0* OBO lan iard TO 1114 221—Good Things to Eat STBAWBEBBIESUPtck Sam If* I Catory Ava 1 ml E ol Sonlord I ml N ol SI Rd Forms HI1SM 222-M usical Merchandise 231- C a r s Almost Every Cor I last Is Sold By The Tim* The Paper Hits The Streets! Lets *0 Cars! A Few Tracks and Baals I JIM Lew Down Payment With Warranty! BUT HEW. PAT HERE AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE 1tM Sentord A rt. tentord _________ N IH IH M _________ 8C H R V I L E R IM P E R IA L ' t l Llk* new Must sail Only U4-100 Coll l*0» TO FWI • CORVETTE, 1*11. n match Yellow, t tops Mutt seel Asking 18,180HI 8TO________ DODOE MARAOA. 1*0* V I automatic, mag wheels 11 000 HO 1818____________________ FORD Crawa Victoria INI. Gray w/chercoel gray, aac cond U NO HI IIWaftor *pm • HONDA ACCORD LX. TOT. P/S. P/B. air. Kenwood AM/FM cosset!* a door, tow mile* Rosewood color Will run toreeer U1IH1H**H • L I BARON Converlikto] H Rod. loaded, dig doth, new top, now lire* 11.000 4*1 TWO • LINCOLN M A R K 1. LSC. IN* Completely loaded Service records and rocetp** U.800 OBO M IN I l*W •MONTI CARLO 1*18. great corsdl A/C. runt Ilk* o topi Sharp tooMng1UAWH*8MI • OLDS CUTLASS. 1*10. rebuilt engine Coed mulct* car. Mull tell * tog OBO 1114*0/ OLDS CUTLASS BROUOHAM. IN I. Runt good SIM or b ell oiler H I ** 18 • OLDS OMEOA 'll. runt great! New A/C. rebuilt Irantmlttton. SIN TO 4N* PONTIAC PARISIINNE. IN4 * passenger Power window*, power door locks ond *11 other option* Run* and drives perfect' SI SHOBO 223— M is c e lla n e o u s JIN OFFI 1800's el molds prksd right. Wooden mold rocks, blocks, ond ole. m o o t _____ PU BLIC A U T O AUCTION * E V E R Y TU E S D A Y f i N PM O A YTO N A AU TO AU CT ION H w y .tl. Dayton* Booth ______ *04 1)14111 • REN AULT ENCO RE. Encelltnl condition! llrm HO 1118 4 H*r 4PM I*11 11.100 SHORT OF CASH? Seriously looking lor a nice, clean, used car* OEPEN OABLE Down payments at tow at SIN includes lei 8 litto. Call: FUES AUTOSALES * * 327-2(92 tk * • T O Y O T A C O RO LLA ‘ f l . Aul*. A/C. rad. U K . warranty. If.tIO TO 8U0 A sk About Our HOME APPLIANCE CENTER jAfgt UHU i 4J 71 j. . Itin ) ■n MO Ml DOE T. Vary good tend . restored gerag* kept UK ml 11180 TO 40*1 * - n PORSCHE *11 Tag. miles, etc UK cond Iion. tt.000 OBO Sonlord TO SIM_______ 'l l P LY M O U T H F U R Y . 4 dr. good engine, gqod tires. A/C UOO OBO 171 !/*> Jim my ‘ II PO N TIAC B O N N E V I L L E Good running cond 4 dr . dependable StOQ/OBO TO «>I4 '14 FO R D TAURUS. 4 door Good cond 11ton 0100 OBO _______ 4071714410Os teen area *11 BUICK S K Y L A R K Good cond . 4 door AiAomalic *1K plus miles Asking U M> OBO Call after «pm 114 001* II C H E V Y Spectrum, auto. *■', Am/Fm cassette good cond. LI blu» 11*10 OBO HO 7141 '•7 PONTIAC Firatord. T top 1 spd . A/C Runs grtal Asking U.410H7**** Ask tor Pave t l ' O E O M E T R O 1 dr. 1 spd A/C. under warrmty. SO mpg S4.S00 OBO 111 IBS* 0*1 HONDA Civic LX * dr I spd crult*. pdl. pw. Am/Fm stereo tap*. 11K miles Eat war n o wo o b o i n a m 233—Auto Parts / Accessories e R E C E I V E R HITCH, lor lull sir* Chary Ball mount, trailer ball Included 171 OT **» Call I to 1. Men Frl_________ R O L L B A R . Iretly palnlad. holds a lights, fits tlsort bed fo rd 1st s i l l lata* it m n il 235—T ru c k s/ Buses / Vans IH *01 181 *8*1 HAMMOND SPINET OROAN with small Latltotona cabinet. Psriact playing condition, great sound Du* la untortu nolo clrcumstoncos. must tocrlfko UOO TO Hit/HI IMS O R B EN W A R E/IIS Q U E *17000 OBO A ll power Oil* 235-Trucks / B u sts/V a n s 231—Cars VOLKSW AOON BUOS. ' l l and ' l l Superheat tot WOO lor both Call MB *884 alter S_________ ltd BUICK LE SABRE. Ctoanl Good condition 11.100 OBO H i 1141or leave rr-tq________ a C H E V Y B E A U V I L L E VAN 'll, t ton. Passenger van, clean Loaded' Too much to list, must see to appreciate Only U **S OBO H I 8780 a D O D G E V A N . I*18 Good condition' SI 000 tr belt Otter Please call TO H O attar 1pm • FO RO L A R IE T 1**0 F ISO X clean. One owner. 14K ml . leaded, t y r M K w arranty IS m m frail or HI 044* • F O R 0 R A N O E R . L T X *1. P/S, CTulsa, A/C. stereo, 4 100 miles. I yr or 17 000 ml toll on warranty Call TO 11U F O R D U CONVERSION VAN V I . a u to . power windows, power door lacks, lilt. cru'S*. and more! E ic e llw t condition In and out! Must tt* and drive la appraclale 14.118 OBO 407 W 8 f t l • N A N O IC A P P E O V A N . IftO Ford E IM Lilt. Automatic ____ doors 11000 H I 108 • ISUZU P/U FI Red. IK. A/C. *m /lm cast, lull badlusar. rear wMdawl*.*MTO N X • J E E P PICK UP 4i4. IF78 V i auto Engine and Iran* ra b u ilt (about 10 000 m iles) Newer interior SI OOP H I 1008 H U Sanford Motor Co. 4X4. ‘M FORD BRONCO 44.000 ml tot. si 4. HO _________Call 17? *bl __ • 1*71 CHEVY 1/1 Ion p up 110 VI Run* good Eng|n* and Iran* strong IIKDH111I1 • IN I SUBURBAN OMC. * 1L diesel, hall ton. mechanically solid, new red brake rotors 8 calipers/head liner Very grod tires and low pkg 11.100OBO 407111 UN 1*8* EL CAMINO V 8. auto. A/C Mini cond/tton! *1.100 TO U81II no answer lymsq ‘U F O R O CONVERSION Van Recent motor ovavhaul 8 cyl. ice cold air, ervisa control NIC* van tor 11.188la* 111* • a* DODGE RAM lit. II pass MO VI. M K mitos. like net. cond 110.108 OBO HI 1711 '*1 V O Y A G E ST / pass 4 cyl Auto. A/C P/S. P I b. tilt wheel, a bag crUta built In child t lly tt. lugg rack it . 400 m l . I l l 100 OBO HO 1644 238—Vehicles Wanted WE PAY TOP N i l FOR Complete or Wrecked Cart. Trucks RUNNINGorNOT A N Y CONDITION H I W4I 239—Motorcycles and Bikes 14- KAW ASKI KHTO. classic tec cond . I1K m l, chocolate A Chroma IS/117140*1 241— Recreational V eh icles/C am p ers • C A R R IA G E TRAILER. It tt. 1*77. Root air. ideal llva in /It a v* i Furnished NIC*! Only U 1 W O B O 171 717* DODGE I R A N I A N 1*71 Store bed. Ice boa, good cond 17 SCO or trade tor car H i HOI H O L ID A Y Remfctor Imperial. 'I*. H i t b it e merit m odel, loaded E act'tore cond Op Itonal Honda motor scooter lor 1 m l rack 111000 817 T O 4*1* • T* M O TO R HOME Runt great Will trad* tor travel trailer ol co m pa ra b le veto* 111 7t*t Write A Want Ad That Sells! YOUR CLASSIFIED AD works best w hen it contains what the reader w ants to know. GIVE FACTS Ptal yeureaUla lb* kuyer'e alam Wha I wnrM yew weal la kaew* Lias Lh* Hat*'* age, nakiMa, Mm , brand name, model end •ppnnimei* value. 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In Your Own Backyard! fj) Beautiful 1,26 3 Bedroom r . , m S Apartment Homes AveHable Mention this ad and PAY fiO APPUCAT10M FEE 4 | \ COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS Can Offer You! i • Newly Renovated! 1 Itulnxmi >1 VilKt.h/.h . i HO' * I \i k i « 1H0 toca/ty CYpcvt f. • Lake Front • Volleybill • Sparkling Pool |^St. Croix A p a rtm e n t^ Your transportation ad works bust when it contains information the buyer wants to know: Make and Model •Year • Power Features • ■ M^>}sk"‘"“K""UkcMarwii ,) f £ ^ Y o u pay for the first 10 days and if your car doesn't sell, call us and renew it for FREE! Phone number and asking price must be included in ad. No copy change while ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-261 I today! M l. 8 JO 5 JO • Sal. 10-5 • Sun Closed 2714 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford 330-8204 Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessor ics/Intcrior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 �;4 J / ' • r V i? J \ ^ A ' * M 1 M M flt w ft h fj 1 * t. r r 1^ i 1 M ■■ - S an lo id Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, F a b ru a ry J I. 1W4 i bv C h ic Young B LO N D IE " H y p e r v e n t ila t io n c a n b e a p r o b le m COOKIE'S BEEN VERY SENSITIVE LATELY. TRY ANC7 5AY SOMETH INS GOOV ABOUT PINNER by A rt Sansom TH E BORN LO SER ^O UAHO triT T J iW CDTUK FAN. jZFf 7 J l P£>*EJ*££R GOING TO Tk£ AfLHA TO !£ € HOCKEY GW*£S WID r N0VJ WHEN t GO, l G££ FIGHT5 At ID GGOilOflAU-Y A M O C t t Y j ' DEAR UK ( ’.OTT: My mother call or write the consultant to complain* constantly tli.it shr discuss the case. Copyright 1994. NEWSPAPER caiuiol hrrnlhc. Slic hyperven­ tilates unci has a rapid heart rate. ENTERPRISE ASSN. Ilrr doctor hart found no evi­ dence o f a physical problem anil ACROSS 38 Wine cupa In r e l u c t a n t t o p r e s c r i b e 40 Loot (at.) 1 — and 42 Baak extensive testing because her doom 43 A — of a dlls y m p t o m s Indi cate chr oni c 4 Actor — farant color Mac Lachlan panlc/anxlely syndrome. Is a 45 Haavy 8 Cabbage hammara physical basts for her problem 12 Gott pag 47 Something being overlooked? 11 Sly, aidalong that naada DEAR KEADERt Yes. Indeed look acratching H y p e r v e n t i l a t i o n an d 14 Adam's ag Bafora grand ton tachycardia (rapid pulse) could 50 Lout 15 Unit of 52 Balonglng lo Indicate one of many serious energy ua ph ysical conditions, ranging 16 Lhasa — 54 AHota f r o to a n e in I a a n d (dog broad) 58 Actor — 17 O p a n tn g i hyperthyroidism lo heart or lung Oullea 16 Indian Irlba 60 FaaUva avanl disorders. Before diagnosing 20 Mao — lung 62 Car aaaampanlc/unxlrty sy n d rom e. I'd 22 Actor — biara' org. certa in ly want to test your Marvin 61 Region 23 Also mother thoroughly with blood 64 — Ptcona 25 Slmpla 65 Bl plua ona analyses, pulmonnry function 27 Watrd 66 Long ago studies. X rays, and n stress test. 31 Unfattan 67 Cincinnati 34 — Aviv Ilcrnusc all doctors are im-taam 35 Row of c a s I o n a 11y s t u in p e d b y 68 Laat mo. tlllchoa challenging coses, no Individual 37 Japanata DOWN physician can be expected to natlva diagnose each Illness promptly and accurately, without outside resources. As you might cx|*ect. this Imperfect nature of medical practice may cause anger and frustration In patients whose health problems nre not quickly anil accurately solved This Is where u medical refer­ ral system Is so vital. Sometimes another doctor, with a different perspective, can shed light on u seemingly unsolvahlc diagnostic puzzle. When I can't ligurc out what's going on. I'm relieved to be able to send my jratlcnts to someone who can Therefore. I urge you to Insist that your mother obtain a sec­ ond opinion. Her doctor can refer her •• or she ran take herself lo another physician. Furthermore, the results of the tests your mother has already had will u n d o u b te d ly hel p t he new doctor: the rourteous referring doctor ordinarily makes these results available to the consul­ tant •• or he may even choose lo MEDICINE PETER G O T T .M .D . la \ Answer la Pravlaua P u lita □ □ □ U U U U U IB U U a□ u□ S□ U□ Uu Uu Lu1 U LHI uU IuI uU LJU M U LJ U LJU □U1JJ uuu LJU U U U U U fc H JU k J U UL1U u u u H U H U Li U H L] □nidcjn uluj aua uunu uuuuuuliij □urn unu auia uun uauara nuuunuuun uuu □uua uuulj □□□ tinna □acio _nam 1 Sou thw ell arn Indiana 2 Paralan (airy 3 — lily 4 Electric horna 5 Oppoaita of nopa 6 For faar that 7 Worn away 8 Small barral 0 Studying In dalail 10 Trot I t Actualbaing ig Actraaa — Hagan 21 — da coiogna 24 Unita 26 Wild ahaap 27 Mormon Slata 28 Varna haro 28 Ona who aipiam a 30 Vaara 32 Arrow potaon 33 EngNah tavarna 36 Maaculina 36 Faat aircraft (abbr.) 41 Natives of Barlm 44 Author Umbarto — 46 Actraaa Sandra — 48 Largar 50 AH right 61 01 aircraft 53 Rant and — 55 BaHat danc­ er's akin 56 Nobtaman 57 TV actraaa Loretta — SB Norma — 61 Boy WIN AT BRIDGE diamond to dummy's queen, Stop me II you've heard this foist knew enough to duck tilts •me belorc. F ran cois de la Now South ducked a dub. West Rochefoucauld wondered. "W hy won with the eight and returned ts It that our memory Is good a sp a d e . D e c la r e r t r i ed a enough In retain the least trivial- diamond to dummy’s king, hut tty that happens to us. and yet East won with the ace urn! not good enough lo reeollecl how played another spade. The con* often we have told It to the same true! was dead. With six top tricks. South person?" Wt- learn how lo play a certain heeded o n ly three diam ond suit combination. Hut ih r lure of tricks, not live. Hr could aflord ovcrtrlcks often Irillcs with our lo lose two diamond tricks. And memory. Inducing us lo mlsplay rrmrmhrr lh.it ll you must lose u II — as hap|M-ucd lo South In couple ol trtrks In a suit, ll Is usually rtghl lo concede thr llrsl today's deal. North was right to respond Immediately. Try’ fbc effect of leading u low three no-trump. Tru e, some­ times Dvr (nr slxl diamonds will diamond from the dummy at trick two. Probably East will win I m- heller, hut much m ore ollru giving tlie opimncnis extra In* with the nine and return a formation with a slower auction spade. Declarer plays u diamond to the queen and collects an easy will Impmvr their defense. A fter winning trick one with overtrick. Even II East tries tlu* Merrlmac Coup, switching lo the dum m y's spade queen, declarer heart king at trick three. South played a club lo Ills ace and led a By Phillip Alder By Bcrnlcc Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY Peb. 12. 1094 x WOUZ.P SAY Y O U 'n 6 0 1 *6 THROUGH A MlP'tlFt $ > C R IS H , 9 U T YOU , xv/OUZ-P HAMt T O ' X H/»Pf A L lH URST. \: by J im D avis 3 by J im M eddick ROBOTMAN* SW . 1 WHAT'S OR YCWR ARM? - -• GH VRA 1 YiA^HC9\Vfb YOU WOULDN'T StE 1HM 1 GOT A L0WBVJD6ET YAHOO AND »T 6QRT OF DIDN'T WORK OUT ACTUALLY 1 ^ you peaiv A KMD Of LIKE THINK SO’ IT . IN FACT, YOU’RE THE. FIRST PERSON l TlNDiT SOMEWHAT 1'VE SHOWN w m LWED AROUSING Individuals nr groups which weren't too lucky lur you this past year might prove to Ik * just the opixtslic In the year ahead Hold onto these ronnrrtluns and try to keep I Im* relationships current. AQUARIUS |Jan. 20 Feb. 19) Someone for w Iniiii you did a favor recently feels very In­ debted lo you. even though this was never your intention. Hr/shc will Ik* trying to ligurc oul a way to reciprocate. Know where to look for romance and you'll find II. T h r Astro Graph Matchmaker Instnnlly reveals which signs are roninntlrnlly |>rrfrrt for you. Mal l $2 ami a l o n g , selfaddressed. siuni|M-d envelope lo Mnlelunakcr, c/o lhis newspa­ per. P.O. I lux 4465. New York. N.Y. 10163. PISCES (Fell 20 March 201 Keep a nolo |ud nnd pencil handy today, because a bright concept for a new project might dash through your head. If you don't jot it (low'll when It occurs. II might elude vou. ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) ANNIE Zero In on objectives today that nre the most significant lo you. Major achievements arc |xi*slble. provided you don't get side­ tracked by unvtblng trivial. TAURUS (A|*rll 20 May 20| Your ability to absorb and retain knowledge Is oipcclully keen t oday, par t i c ul ar l y If you r purpose Is to enlighten the uninformed. Compassion makes you a g<x>d student. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) Persons might make disclosures to you today which they're reluctant to make to others. You should tukc pride In the fact you're deemed so trustworthy. CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 Instead o f being critical o( the Ideas and suggestions o f others, look for .»s|H-cts In their pres­ entation that arc praise worthy. You'll Im- surprised what you'll discover. LEO (July 23 Aug. 221 The secret to picking up a lew strides on the pack today Is to put the needs of others on par with your own requirements. Doth pro­ blems have thr same solutions. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 221 If you haven't been getting as much exercise as you should can avoid the attack by playing low from tioth bands. north ru n ♦q V AJ1 ♦ K g 7* 1 1 ♦ M l EAST ♦ to 7 4 2 »K1 ♦ AJ » ♦ q to » 7 WEST ♦ J M M V JM t ♦ to : ♦ j i SOUTH ♦ A K 1 V Q 10 52 ♦ 15 ♦ AXIS Vulnerable Both Dealer: South s#eih l NT Well P au North 5 NT E a it A ll pau Opening lead 4 5 this week, try' •«* make amends today. You don't have to do anything overwhelming. A brisk wul k could produce lots of benefits. LI BRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23> Tim ing ts extremely Importnnl today, especially In matters you're hoping lo finalize. Don't bring all ol your forces tutu play until youTe ready lo close. SCORPIO |Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Today you might lie Inclined lo Just coast along until you're challenged by developments that require full use of your Imagina­ tion and Ingenuity. This Is when you'll operate the Im*s i . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It might Im* wise unlay for your spouse to let you handle the finances. Instead of splitting the chore. Your Ideas lire likely In Im* much more resourceful and clever. CAPRICORN (I)cc. 22-Jan 19) There Is u mystique about today that may fascinate persons who liuvr dealings with you on a one-to-one hast*. It’s your ability to perceive their moods and thoughts. Copyr i ght 1994 N E WS P A P E R ENTERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard S tarr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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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F lo rid a S h elter takes shape NEWS DIGEST INSIDE □ Sports Greyhounds off and running I.O N O W O O I) — B o th the l.y n ia n b a se b a ll a n d fu stp leh s o tltia ll tea m s ra n th eir rrs |ie e B v r w in n in g stre a k s In fo u r g a m es w ill) v ic to rie s o v e r district opp on en ts W e d n e sd a y a ftern oo n . See Page I B □ People Club members recognized S a n fo rd W o m a n 's C lu b re c e n tly c ite d m e m ­ bers for v o lu n te c rls m a n d c re a tiv ity w hen fo u r w o m e n w o n b lu e r ib b o n s In (he F lo r id a F e d e ra tio n o f W o m e n 's C lu b s D is tric t VII A rts a n d C ra fts F e stiv a l. See Page 311. H aven d e sig n e d fo r h o m e le s s w om en and k id s ■ y VICKI DaSORMIBR H orald S ta ll W rilo r S A N F O R D — ''H a v e n o a n x ie ty a b o u t a n y th in g , b u t In e v e ry th in g b y p r a y e r a n d lu ip p llc a tto n w ith th a n k s g iv in g let y o u r re q u e sts be m a d e k n o w n to O o d . " t l'h ll. 4.UI M o th e r B la n c h e H ell W e a ve r bu s beer, w o rk in g to p ro v id e food a n d sh e lte r for the h o m e le ss w ho c o m e to h e r do o r at her R escue O u tre a c h M iss io n on 13th Street In S a n fo rd N ow . w ith a stro n g fa ith In p ra y e r a n d In G o d. C B c e Sh elter, Page BA EAST t?U!LDING E L E V A T IO N F a r m e r & B n k e r A r c h it e c t s , Inc. h a v e p r o p o s e d t h is d e s ig n lo r th e h o m e le s s s h e lte r. Handy Way on hold? Did cops stop chop shop? BRIEFS Geneva bill passed S A N F O R D — T h e G e n e v a F re s h w a te r L e n s P ro te c tio n A ct a n d F rie n d s o f L a k e J c s u p h ill p assed (lie H o u se N a tu ra l R e so u rc e s C o m m itte r u n a n im o u s l y y e s t e r d a y . T t ie t w o h i l l s . s |io u s o rrd b y Rep. M a rv in C o u c h , R O v ie d o , n o w m o v e to the H o u se floor If th ey ca n tie m o v e d by the A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e sa id C o u c h 's aide. B ry a n Beal. B oth h ills in ro rp o rated m in o r a m e n d m e n ts Into c o m m lllr r s u b ­ s t it u t e s . c o m m it t e e e n d o r s e m e n t s w h ic h e n h a n c e the c h a tte rs o f t h e ir a p p ro v a l T h e G e n e v a lu ll 'w o u ld prevent rx|>ort o f G e n e v a B u b b le w ater from the area, p ro v id e S I OH.-1(K) from p o llu te r's lin e s for St J o h n s R iv e r W a te r M anag em ent D is tric t to stu d y th r G e n e v a B u b b le a n d o rd e rs the d is tric t to define the b o rd e rs o l the area. T h e L a k e J c s u p h ill w o u ld c re a te th e F r ie n d s o f L a k e J c s u p c o m p ris e d ol c itiz e n s , a g e n c ie s a n d o rg a n lza iIon** to s tu d y re sto ra tio n p ro p o sa ls a n d p ro v id e a to ta l ol $ 7 5 0 ,0 0 0 from p o llu tio n lin e s d u rin g a tw o -y ear pe rio d lo r the effort. B o th h ills have received the e n d o rse m e n t o f S ie rra C lu b a n il F lo ild u A u d u b o n S o cie ty . Triad meeting today * C A S S E L B E R R Y — T h e m o n th ly m e e tin g o f the S e m in o le C o u n ty T r ia d w ill lie -I p.nt. th is a fte rn o o n at the S e n io r C it iz e n 's C e n te r. 2(H) N. L a k e T rip le t D r.. C a ss e lb e rry . T r ia d Is an o rg a n iz a tio n c o m p ris e d o f the S h e rllf. the c o u n ty 's seven |K)llcc c h ie fs a n d s e n io r c itiz e n s It ad d re sse s se n io r c it iz e n 's c o n c e rn s about c rim e . T o d a y . T r ia d w ill d is c u s s the p ro po sed se n io r c it iz e n c r im e s u rv e y to he c o n d u c t e d In S e m in o le C o u n ty . Correction S A N F O R D — T h e e ld e rly w o m a n w h o w a s a lle g e d ly a tta c k e d by T y ro n e T e rr e ll C a r r on Feb 7 Is not a resident o f the M a y fa ir se ction , east o l M c llo n v illc A v en u e . S h e resid e s so u th ol the C o u n ty S e rv ic e s B u ild in g . T h e //eraId re g re ts the error Clarification * • S A N F O R D — T h e cost o f the c o n s tru c tio n o f the A c a d e m y o f H e a lth C a re e rs b u ild in g at S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l w ill he a p p ro x im a te ly $3 m illio n . T h e $9 .12 m illio n fig u re qu o ted In T u e s d a y 's S a n fo n l H e ra ld In clu d e s n e a rly SB m illio n In m e c h a n ic a l w o rk, re n o v a tio n s a n d c o n s tru c tio n lo r the rest o f I h c c u in p u s . T h e biggest p o rtio n o f the exp ense, a rch ite c t J e r r y M ills sa id , Is the fn s la lu tlo u o f a new h e a tin g a n d c o o lin g sy ste m th ro u g h o u t the c a m p u s . T h a t w o rk In c lu d e s re p la c in g Ihc s c h o o l's 35 -yea r-o ld b o ile r system . A c c o rd in g lo M ills . Ih c new sy s te m w ill m eet Ihc F lo rid a D e p a rtm e n t o f E d u c a tio n 's new s ta n d a rd s for Indoor a ir q u a lity that w ill p ro v id e 15 c u b ic feet o f a ir p e r stu d e n t. INDEX Bridge........................OB C ls s s lf ls d s .........4B,SB C o m i c s ...................... OB C r o s s w o r d ................OB D«ar A bby................ 3B Danths....................... BA Dr. Oott..................... OB Editorial.................... 4A Flo rida .......................2A I H o ro so o p a ................ OB M o v la s....................... 3B Nation........................OA P a o p la .............. 3B P o llo a ....................... 3 A Sohool Manu............BA Sp o rts.................. 1B,2B T e le v isio n ................. 3B Waathar.................... BA Chance of rain increases V a r ia b le c lo u d in e s s a n d b e co m in g bree zy w ith a good c h a n c e o f a fte rn oo n sh o w e rs a n d th u n d e rs to rm s . H ig h In th e lo w e r HOs. S o u th w in d 15 to 2 0 m p h b e co m in g w est. W in d stro n g e r near th u n d e rsto rm s. C a u tio n Is a d v ise d on urea L a ke s. C h a n c e o f ru in 5 0 pe rcen t. F o r m ors westhsr, Pact* 2A By J. MARK BARFIELD Sonlor S t a ll W riter r i ■horltf'a o fflu o ch o c k out nom a of tho m o to rcy clo 'n found In tho a llo y e d c h o p sh op D eputy lo o n a rd M ucin|u w skl of tho S o m ln o lo C o u n ty s h e riff's o lflc o and Jim Stow art of the O ranyo C o u n ty S u sp e ct sought a fte r p o lic e raid By VICKI DsSORMIER H erald Staff W riter W IN T E R S P R IN G S W h e n H a m id K r o l l l l c h e c k s I lls m e s s a g e s afte r lie gets h o m e from H ike W eek c e le b ra tio n s In D a yto n a Be a ch , tie 'll lln d one fro m the S e m i­ n o le C o u n ty s h e riff's offlee. P o lic e d su sp e ct K ro tm . •15. Is the o w n e r o f a m o to rc y c le " c h o p s h o p " H a r o ld K r o h n In W in te r S p rin g s . S h e riff's In v e stig a to rs w o u ld lik e lo ch at w ith h im about Ihut a n d about the g u n s a n d d ru g s th ey fo u n d In tin* h o m e at I OH M u rp h c y R o ad In W in te r S p rin g s, a fte r th ey se rv e d a se a rc h w a rra n t there y e ste rd a y aftern oon . K ro tm w a sn 't there, b u t se ve ra l people w h o w ere s ta y in g In the house gave d e p u tie s p e rm is s io n lo e n te r a n d se a rc h the p rem ises. C See Raid, Page 5A Other side of the law H o rtM P hoto by Tommy v tn co n l An undercovor s h e riff's d o p u ly ca ta lo g u e s drug s lo u n d In K ro h n 's hom o du ring a so arch w hilo p u b lic Inform ation o fflc o r Ed M cD o n o u g h lo o k s on. S A N F O R D — A c o n tro v e rsia l c o n ­ ven ie n ce store site near the W e ktva R iv e r " p ro b a b ly w o n 't" he d e v e l­ oped. m ild a se n io r o llle la l ol 'In ­ store b u ild e rs D on D avis. In ch arge ol real estate d e ve lo p m e n t lor M ille r E n te rp ris e s Inc., sa id W e d n e sd a y It m a y not lu illd a H a n d y W ay sto re o n u 1.55 acre tra ct o f lan d on w est State Road -H> so u th o f the L o w e r W e ktva R iv e r S ta le Preserve. M ille r had fought for five y e a rs lo preserve the c o m m e rc ia l de ve lo p m e n t r ig h ts on d ie site. T h e ir h a lllc ended fa v o ra b ly Iasi m o n th w h e n the F lo rid a S u p re m e C o u rt refu se d to heur th e sta te 's appeal. Tuesday. S e m in o le C o u n ty c o m m is s io n e rs g ra in e d M ille r an a d d itio n a l year lo llle a d u a l site p lan lo r the la n d D a v is sa id the c o m p u iiv h asn 't d ecided w h e th e r In de ve lo p the site, a n d m a y uoi. "W e d o n 't kno w w hat w e 're g o ing lo d o t h e r e ." sa id D a v is. " W e p ro b a b ly w o n ’t d e ve lo p It." W h en a sk e d it a c o n v e n ie n ce store w ith o u i gas p u m p s c o u ld lie e c o ­ n o m ic a lly via b le . D avis an sw e red In o u r o p in io n , no W e have a few sto re s w ith o u t gaso line, lu ll we d o n 't lik e It." D a v is sa id Ih c e x te n s io n w us so u g h t lo p reserve d e v e lo p m e n t o p tio n s for liu- p ro p e rly . In D e c e m ­ ber 1900, c o u n ty c o m m is s io n e rs ap p ro v e d a c o n v e n ie n ce sto re p lan for the s llc . but p ro h ib ite d g a so lin e sales. D a v is sa id M ille r o w n s one-acre c o m m e rc ia l s llc at L a ke M a rk h a m Road a n d Is re v ie w in g d e ve lo p m en t o p tio n s lo r that p ro p e rly . D a v is ' sta te m e n t s u rp rise d A lb e rt K u lz . w h o o w n s a p o rtio n o f the f iv e - a c r e t r a c t f l a n k i n g L o n g w o o d -M a rk h n m Road. " T h a t 's v ery c u rio u s , th ey spent u See Develop, Page BA Feeding the needy Jury: Lake Mary cop is guilty of burglary By SANDRA ELLIOTT H orald S t a ll W rilo r S A N F O R D — A fo rm e r L a k e M a ry p o lic e o ffice r w as c o n v ic te d o f a rm e d b u rg la ry and petit theft W e d n e sd a y by a s ix m e m b e r c ir c u it c o u rt Ju ry. R u tn o n R o m n n o w sk ! w as c h a rg e d w ith b u r ­ g la riz in g th e H o m e D epot A u g . 24. T h e sto re w as u n d e r c o n s tru c tio n on L a k e M u ry B o u le v a rd at the tim e. H e now faces ut least a three y ear m in im u m m a n d a lo ry p riso n se n te n ce for c a r r y ­ in g a fire a rm d u rin g the b u rg la ry . R o m a n o w s k l w a s on p a trol the night o f the In c id e n t u u d e n te re d the sto re th ro u g h an u n lo c k e d door. T e s tim o n y sh o w ed the o ffice r had fo u n d the sam e store do o r u n lo c k e d on o th e r o cca sio n s. H ow ever, the a la rm sy ste m had been a ctiv a te d e a rlie r that day. Htr«M Photo by Tommy Vlnconl M ore than 50,000 M lc h o lin a ’s and Yu Sin g frozen d in n o rs aro unlo aded lo r dollvory to tho noody thl3 m orning D istrib u tio n of the fourth truck load food c o n trib u tio n by Jo n o P a u lu c c l w as m ado at R ich Plan In S a n lo rd . Suporvls- Ino, from lo ll to right, aro P a u lu c c l's slslo r. E lizabo th P a u lu c c l H o llflc h , hor husband, Dr. Norm ar. H o lfrlch . and fam ily em ployee Jo e H u ssl. Tho dlnno rs w ill bo d istrib u te d to aroa organ izatio n s. LI See G u ilt y , Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �SA - Sanlord Herald, Snnlord, Florida - Thursday, March to, 1094 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Metropolitan Life fraud Bond denied Irish businessman M IA M I — A m a g is tra te h a s d e n ie d bo n d to a n Irish b u s i n e s s m a n a c c u s e d o f p in t t in g to s m u g g le U .S .-m a n u fa c tu re d n ig h t v is io n goggles to Iran. P ro se c u to rs sa id T h o m a s M c G u In n . 57, o f C o u n ty S lig o , w as a flig h t r is k b e cau se he h a d tra v e l d o c u m e n ts, a p ilo t's lic e n se a n d a c c e s s to la rg e a m o u n ts o f m o ney. D efense n tto rn c y Ira L o e w y offered to s u rre n d e r n il tra v e l d o c u m e n ts, s ig n p a p e rs w a iv in g fu tu re e x tra d itio n , a n d h ave h is c lie n t w e a r a n e le c tro n ic bracelet. Out U .S. M a g istra te L ln n c n J o h n s o n on W e d n e sd a y o rd ered M c G u In n held w ith o u t b a ll u n t il h is next h e a rin g , sc h e d u le d for A p r il 7. M c G u In n . w h o o pe ra tes M ac A v ia tio n (Ireland) L td .. Is a c c u se d o f v lo ln tlo g U .S. exp o rt la w s b y a tte m p tin g to sm u g g le Into Iran 2 0 0 p a irs o f the L itto n n ig h t v is io n goggles, w h ic h c a n be u sed b y m ilit a r y p ilo ts. He a tte m p te d to b u y the g og gles from a U .S. C u s to m s S e rv ic e u n d e rc o v e r agent, s a y in g th e y w ere Intended fo r Irish a lr-sca rescue. Drag racer charged with manslaughter F lo rid a se e k s fines, p e n a lties against agents By A DAM Y E O M AN S A s s o c ia te d P re ss W riter T A L L A H A S S E E — In su ra n c e C o m m is ­ s io n e r T o m G a lla g h e r h a s la u n c h e d a n o th e r s a lv o ag ain st M e tro p o lita n L ife In su ra n c e C o . T h is tim e , he filed c h a rg e s a g a in st 67 a g e n ts for fra u d u le n t s a le s p ra ctice s. G a lla g h e r a n n o u n c e d th e c h a r g e s W e d n e sd a y , Just o n e d a y a fte r an agree m en t that c o u ld lead to the c o m p a n y p a y in g n e a rly S 1 0 0 m illio n In flu e s a n d re s titu tio n to settle a lle g a tio n s a g e n ts so ld life In su r­ a n ce p o lic ie s lo c u s to m e rs w h o th o u g h t th e y w ere p u rc h a s in g re tire m e n t p lan s. " T h is w us not a s itu a tio n w h ere a few a g e n ts d e cid e d lo take a il vantag e o f th e ir c u sto m e rs, but a c o n c e rte d effort b y m a n y In d iv id u a ls to d u p e c u s to m e rs Into b u y in g a f T h i s w a s not a situ a tio n w here a few a g e n ts d e cid e d to take ad van tag e of th e ir c u s to m e rs , but a c o n ce rte d effort by m any in d iv id u a ls to dup e c u s to m e rs in to buying a life Insu ran ce p o lic y d is ­ g u i s e d as a re tire m e nt sa v in g s plan. J - I n s u r a n c e C o m m is s io n e r T o m G a lla g h e r life In su ra n ce p o lic y d is g u is e d ns a re tire ­ m e n t s a v in g s p la n ." G u lln g h e r said In a state m en t. M IA M I — A m a n a c c u se d o f d r iv in g In a d ra g r a c in g that e n d ed w ith th re e d e a th s h a s su rre n d e re d to face m a n s la u g h te r ch a rg es. In v cstlg u to rs tra ced a F o rd M u s ta n g to D a v id P ric e . 20. o f M ia m i, from a d e s e rlp ilo n o f the c a r a n d a c c id e n t ev id e n ce , sa id p o lic e sp o k e sm a n A n g e lo H llsts. " H e w as c o n ta cte d b y o u r a c c id e n t In v e stig a to rs re c e n tly a n d the a rra n g e m e n t w a s m a d e for h im to c o m e In ." B lts ls sa id. Price , w h o tu rn e d h im s e lf In W e d n e sd a y , w a s c h a rg e d w ith m a n s la u g h te r a n d le a v in g the scen e o f a n In ju ry a c c id e n t. P ric e a n d F ra n c is c o D el K ey. 16. the d riv e r o f a new C o rve tte , a rc a ccu se d o f r a c in g o n In te rsta te 9 5 a n d U .S. 1 at sp eed s o f m o re th n n 100 m p h o n D ec. 30. 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T h e p a ir gave sta te m e n ts to In v e stig a to rs a n d w ere c h a rg e d W e d n e sd a y w ith m u rd e r a n d false Im p riso n m e n t In the b e a tin g d e a th o f M ile s L a ce rtc . 37, o f T itu s v ille . H e lle r said. TALLAH ASSEE — G o v . L a w to n C h ile s w ith d re w from a sc h e d u le d a p p c u ra n c c at u P a n a m a C ity m e n 's o rg a n iz a tio n after b e in g to ld h is fe m a le p ress se cre ta ry w o u ld not be a llo w e d ut the clu b . " O n v ir tu a lly u n y trip he la k e s , the g o v e rn o r Is a c c o m p a n ie d b y h is p re ss s e cre ta ry a n d th is one w o u ld h a v e been no e x c e p tio n ." c o m m u n ic a tio n s d ire c to r R o n S a c h s sa id W e d n e s­ day. J o M lg lln n . w h o w a s sc h e d u le d to tra v e l w ith C h ile s , w as told W e d n e sd a y w o m e n w ere not a llo w e d at the E e o n fln a C lu b . C lu b m e m lrc r G o v W ebb, w h o In v ite d C h ile s , d efended the c lu b 's p o lic y b a r r in g w o m en. "O n e o f the re a so n s w e d id n ’ t e v e r w a n t w o m e n u p there Is for the w iv e s, so w e c a n 't be a c c u se d o f h a v in g g ir lie s u p th e re ." W e b b sa id . " I t ’s a v ery cle a n , u p s ta n d in g p o s itio n ." F r o m A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s r e p o r ts Cash 3 3-1-4 Play 4 2-8-4-B Sanford Herald Thursday, March 10, 1094 Vol. BO, N o 173 P u b lis h e d D a ily a n d S u n d a y , e ic e p l S a tu rd a y b y T h a S a n lo r d H arald, Inc. 300 N F re n c h A v e . S a n lo rd , F la . 32771 S e c o n d C la s s P o s li g a P a id at S a n lo rd , F lo rid a a n d a d d illo n a ! m a ilin g antes*. P O S T M A S T E R : S a n d a d d re s s c h a n g o s lo T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , P O B o x 1887. S a n fo rd , F L 32772-1887. S u b s c rip tio n R a le s (D ally A S u n d a y ) H orn* D e liv e ry M a ll 3 M onth* 810 80 124.00 • M onth* 83*00 841.00 1 Y*ar 878.00 898.00 F lo rid a R * a ld * n la m u st p* y 7% s a lt s la x In a d d itio n to r a t a l ■ boy*. P h o n t (407) 222-2611. I T h e c o m p a n y e x p e c te d th e c h a r g e s a g a in s t its a g e n ts , s p o k e s m a n C h a r le s S a h n e r s a id fro m lis N ew Y o rk h e a d ­ q u a rte rs. M a n y o f the ug ents fa c in g c h a rg e s s till w o rk for the c o m p a n y , w h ic h w ill d c frn d tho se w h o d id not re a lize the sales p ra c tic e s w ere u n a u th o riz e d , S a h n e r said. Uplifting friendship C o lb y M yers, 7, gives her buddy A llc u a Pryor, 2, that lltllo extra pu sh sho no o ds to Qet g o ing on sw in g s at Ft. M otion Park in Sanford. The two got tog othor and sw in g w h ile tholr (athara ploy b a sk etb all at tho c o u rts a lew yards away T A L L A H A S S E E - A B re v a rd C o u n ty m a n o n ce q u e stio n e d In ( tie 1 9 9 0 s l a y i n g s o f f iv e G a in e s v ille s tu d e n ts snya It's tim e he reg ain ed h is c iv il r ig h ts " W h y s h o u ld n 't I he a b le to v o te l ik e e v e r y b o d y e l s e ? " E d w a rd H u m p h re y . 22. a s k r d th e s t a te c ic m e n c y b o a rd W e d n e sd a y . "I w o n 't be In the n e w s a n y m ore. E v e ry th in g 's o v er w ith T in d o in g real g o o d ." T h e b o a rd . m ade u p o f G o v. L a w t o n C h i le s a n d th e s ix m e m b e rs o f F lo r id a 's In d e p e n ­ d e n tly e le cte d C a b in e t, sa id It w o u ld c o n s id e r H u m p h r e y 's requ est. T h e y d id not say w h e n th e y m ig h t rule. H u m p h re y , of tm lla ln u tle . lost tits c iv il r ig h ts — In c lu d in g the rig h t to vote a n d serve o n Ju rie s — after taring c o n v ic te d of an a ss a u lt on h is g ra n d m o th e r. He se rved a y e a r In p riso n . I lls a t t o r n e y . D o n a ld L y k k e h a k i s a id I lls o lU n it 's m a n ic d e p re ssio n c a u se d h im lo sh o ve h is g ra n d m o th e r In 1990 w h en she trie d lo gel h in t b a rk o n m e d ica tio n for the c o n d itio n . C h ile s first m o ved to d e n y the request b y H u m p h re y , w h o w as Interrogated tint n e v e r ch arg ed In the 1990 m u rd e rs. D a n n y H a ro ld R o llin g o f S h re v e p o rt. L a . , p le a d e d g u i l t y to th e s la y in g s F rb . 15 a n d a se n te n c ­ in g h e a rin g Is u n d e r w ay. T h e g o v e rn o r th e n m oved to c o n sid e r It afte r H u m p h re y said he Is b e in g treated for m a n tr d e p re ssio n , u n e n d in g c o im m m l ly co lleg e a n d b o ld in g a Job al a H u m a n e S o c ie ty k e n n e l, L y k k c h a k s a id H u m p h r e y m a in t a in s a 3 .4 g r a d e p o ln t average at B re v a rd C o m m u n ity C o lle g e al M e lb o u rn e , w here he Is s tu d y in g to tie a m e d ica l r n d l o lo g lc n l t e c h n ic ia n . H e s u b m itte d le tte rs o f re c o m m e n ­ d a tio n from t h r co llege and the B re v a rd C o u n ty H u m a n e S o c i­ ety, w here H u m p h re y w orks. H u m p h re y w as Interrogated about the G a in e s v ille sla y in g s w h ile Im p riso n ed for battery. Abortion rights G u n n ’s son urges support of rock m u sic fans No secretary, no governor at men’s club Fantasy S 2-20-19-24-26 M et L ife agreed T u e s d a y to p a y o ne o f the largest fin e s ag ain st a life In su re r as part of an agreem ent (h is w eek w ith sta le re ­ gu lato rs. By BILL B IR O S T R O M A s s o c ia te d P re ss W riter M IA M I (AP) — C o n v ic te d C c n T n is t H a n k c h a irm a n D a v id P a u l Is s t r ik in g b a c k w ith a la w s u it c h a rg in g th a l re g u la to rs ow e h im m illio n s o f d o lla rs for a llo w in g h is foreclosed o c e a n fro n l e state to c ru m b le . T h e va lu e o f P a u l's L a G o rre Isla n d eom|H»und fell from SH.G m illio n before C e n T ru s t w a s seized lo le ss th a n #4.5 m illio n now . eh n rg es the federal su it filed T u e s d a y a g a in st the R e so lu tio n T r u s t C o rp . P a u l's m o rtg a ge totaled #0.9 m illio n . R T C a tto rn e y D a n ie l H a a s sa id he h a d n ’ t seen the su it a n d c o u ld n 't co m m e n t. P a u l's b a n k-fra u d c o n v ic tio n In N o ve m b e r re v o lv e d a ro u n d c h a rg e s that #3.2 m illio n In Im p ro v e m e n ts at the h o u se w rre b u rtrd In the sa v in g s a n d lo a n 's la n d m a rk d o w n to w n tow er c o n s tru c tio n project. He s u b s e q u e n tly plea d ed g u ilty to s e c u ritie s fra u d c h a rg e s In v o lv in g a bo n d p u rc h a s e by the H a n k o f C re d it and C o m m e r c e I n te rn a tio n a l a n d b o n d tra d e s a rra n g e d b y Ju n k -b o n d k in g M ic h a e l M ilk e n w ith S & L c h ie f C h a rle s K ea tin g . M I A M I - H e r o a re Ih o w in n in g n u m b e r s s e le c t o d W e dnesday In Iho F lo rid a Loltory: T h e a g e n ts have 21 d a y s In w h ic h lo re q u e s t a h e a r in g b e fo re u s ta te a d ­ m in is tra tiv e h e a rin g olTIrer. Ex-slaying suspect seeks civil rights Bank chairman strikes back LOTTERY T h e agents face a d m in is tra tiv e p e n a ltie s ra n g in g from fin e s a n d p ro b a tio n lo s u s p e n ­ sio n o r re v o ca tio n o f th e ir In su ra n ce Sides] lice n se s, the D e p a rtm e n t o f In su ra n ce said. By BILL K A C Z O R A ss o cia te d P re s s W riter P E N S A C O L A — T h e so n o f s la in a b o rtio n d o cto r D a v id G u n n u rge d th o u sa n d s o f ro ck m u s ic fans In t h is e liy w h e re Ids fa th e r w as m u rd e re d to su p p o rt a b o rtio n r ig h ts at a co n cert fe a tu rin g the g ro u p P e a rl J a m . " Y o u a ll h a v e the v o ic e ," D a v id G u n n J r . to ld the c ro w d on the eve o f the llrs t a n n iv e rsa ry o f h is fa th e r's d e ath . " W e are the m a jo rity . W e have the po w er to la k e o u r c o u n try h a c k " and to defeat those w h o "w a n t to la k e o u r c h o ic e s a w a y from u s ." A b o u t 10,000 people p a c k e d the R o c k for C h o ic e co n ce rt a l the P e n sa c o la C iv ic C e n te r o n W e dn esday n ig h t. A p p ro x im a te ly (500 a b o rtio n o p p o n e n ts atten d ed a P o sitiv e L ife R a lly sp o n so re d by se ve ral c h u rc h e s In re sp o n se to the co n cert. T h e co n cert w a s the firs t o f se ve ra l events p la n n e d here to re m e m b e r ih c first do cto r In the n a tio n In h r k ille d In c o n n e c tio n w lib an a n ti-a b o rtio n protest. A n a b o rtio n o pp o n en t shut the 47-year-old p h y s ic ia n fro m E u fn u la . A la., th re e lim e s in the b a c k a s lie a rriv e d for w o rk at Pen saco la W o m e n 's M e d ica l S e rv ic e s lust M a rc h 10. A n ti-a b o rtio n a c tiv is ts w ere p ic k e tin g on (he o p p o site sid e o f the c lin ic . T h e E s c a m b ia C o u n ty c h a p te r o f the N a tio n a l O r g a n iz a t io n for W o m e n w as p la n n in g lo d e d ic a te a p la q u e In i h r p h y s ic ia n 's m e m o ry d u rin g a c a n d le lig h t v ig il at the c lin ic ton ig h t. C lin ic defense tra in in g w ill he co n d u cte d S a tu rd a y by the F e m in is t M a jo rity F o u n d a ­ tio n. a n d the N a tio n a l C o a litio n of A b o rtio n P ro v id e rs w ill ho ld a m e m o ria l S u n d a y at the c lin ic . D a v id G u n n >Jr. said h is fath er told h im a little b it abo u t the h a ra ssm e n t he faced w h ile t r a v e lin g lo a b o r tio n c lim e s in A la b a m a . G e o rg ia a n d the F lo rid a P a u h a n die. "I th in k he w ns a fra id tlu u If w e knew e x a c tly how had It w as that w e w o u ld try to ta lk h im o u t o f d o in g w h u l lie w as d o in g ." the so n sa id In an Inte rview W e dn esday. " H e w as w o rried, but I d o n 't t h in k he th o u gh t they w o u ld u c tu u lly shoot h im ." be said. " T h e t ilin g that he w as w o rrie d about w as g e llin g stopped on the h ig h w a y b y h im s e lf." THE WEATHER T o d a y : V a r ia b le c lo u d in e s s a n d b e c o m in g b re e zy w ith a good c h a n c e o f o flc rn o o n sh o w ­ e rs a n d th u n d e rs to rm s . H ig h In th e lo w e r 60 s. S m ith w in d 15 lo 2 0 m p h b e c o m in g w est. W in d s tr o n g e r n e a r th u n d e rs to r m s . C a u t io n Is a d v is e d o n a re a L a ke s. C h a n c e o f ra in 50 p e r­ cent. T o n ig h t: C le a rin g ...B re e z y and m u c h cooler. L o w In the u p p e r 4 0 s to a ro u n d 50 . N o rthw est w in d 15 m p h a n d gu sty. F rid a y : M o s tly s u n n y ...W in d y a n d cool. H ig h In the u p p e r 6 0 s n> near 70. N o r lli w in d 15 to 20 m p h a n d g u stv. FLORIDA TEMPS C ity D ayton* Beach F t La u d B each F o rt M y era G a in e s v ille H om estead J n c k to n v llle K ey We»l L a ke la n d M ia m i Pe n sa co la S .ira to la Tallah assee T am p* V * ro B each W, P a lm Baach Lo HI BO BO S3 17 mm 62 71 63 60 mm •0 BO B6 II n §7 79 13 •1 BO 6) 70 63 70 63 67 S7 64 70 77 NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Pet tr 01 00 01 mm 00 tr 00 01 1 77 00 00 00 tr 03 -?Y THURSDAY Msly cldy 81-80 FRIDAY Msly sunny 68-50 MOON PHASES NEW March 12 C FIRST March 20 o 9 FULL March 27 V LAST April 3 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: W a v e s are 3 feel a n il g la ssy . C u rre n t Is to the n o rth w ith a w a te r te m p e ra tu re o f 6 5 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: W a v e s a re 1-3 leel m id se m i g la ssy. C u r r e n l Is s lig h t ly In the n o rth w ith n w a te r te m p e ra tu re o f 6 5 degrees. \ j ^ ------------ SATURDAY Fair 78-BO v v j '- a ; SUNDAY F a ir 75-57 TIDES FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: M in . 4.15 a.m .. 4:25 p.m .: MaJ. 10:15 n.m .. 10:40 p .m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: h ig h s. 7;21 a.in ., 7:33 p.m.: low s. 1:02 n.m ,. 1:24 p.m .: New Smyrna Beach: lilg lis . 7:26 n.m .. 7:3H p.m .: low s. 1:07 a.in .. 1:20 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: h ig h s . 7:41 a ,ill., 7:53 p.ltl.: low s. 1:22 a .m .. 1:44 p.m . BOATING St. Auguatlne to Jupiter Inlet Small craft advisory. T o n ig h t: W in d n o rth w est 20 lo 25 k ls . Seas 6 to 9 ft. B a y and In lan d w u le rs ro u g h In ex|H>scd areas. F rid a y : W in d n o rth lo no rtheast 20 k ls , Seas 5 lo 7 ll but h ig h e r In the g u lf stream . B a y a n il Inland w ate rs ch o p p y . V MONDAY I'tly cldy 78-55 STATISTICS T h e h ig h t e m p e r a t u r e In S a n lo r d W e d n e s d a y w as 79 degrees a n d the o v e rn ig h t low w a s 6 0 a s re p o rle d b y the U n iv e rs ity o f F lo rid a A g r ic u l­ tu ra 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 A v e n u e . R e c o r d e d r a in f a l l fo r th e p e r io d , e n d in g a l 9 n .m . T h u rs d a y , totalled o in ch es. T h e te m p e ra tu re at 9 n.m . t o d a y w a s 7 2 d e g re e s a n d T h u r s d a y 's o v e rn ig h t low w as 6-1, as reco rtled by the N a tio n a l W e a th e r S e rv ic e a l the O rla n d o In te rn a tio n a l A irp o rt. ( 1Wednesday's high......... 82 □ Barometric pressure.30.00 □ Relative Humidity....84 pet [ Winds......... South 14 mph □ Rainfall.............IB of an In. 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It Cdy 34 34 1.91 N a sh ville dr New O rleans 77 47 1 42 c lr New Y o rk C ity 34 30 OS dr 37 77 06 O klahom a City dr 44 O m aha 16 cdy P h ila d e lp h ia 3S M OS cdy Phoenix 73 46 c lr P ill,b u r g h 33 M 34 cdy P o rlla n d .M a in e 31 76 sn St Louis 40 37 dr Salt L a k e C ity S4 ?v cdy 61 34 S eattle cdy W ashington.D C 36 37 ,17 dr �Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, March 10, 1094 - 3A Crime solutions may disappoint By ADAM V I O M A N S A s s o c ia te d P ro ss W riter Domestic violence K d w a rd F ra n c is R onetto, 23 . 4 2 2 0 O rla n d o D r.. A p t. 24. San fo rd , w as ch a rg e d w ith d o m ea tlc v lo le n c e -b a ltc ry by S a n fo rd P o lic e o n M o n d a y. T h e p o lice report sta te s he a n d h is w ife b a d been In vo lved In a verb al a lte rc a tio n w h e n he p u sh e d h e r a n d g ra b b e d h e r a ro u n d the n eck Iw forc le a v in g the a pa rtm e n t. He w as located d r iv in g on U.S. H ig h w a y 17-02 u sh o rt tim e later. He w as taken to th e J o h n E . P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ilit y a n d held on 9 2 .5 0 0 bond, Cab fare dispute M ik e A, L ib b y , 22. 3 5 0 3 P u lm w n y D r.. S a n fo rd , w a s ch a rg e d w ith ro b b e ry a n d b a tte ry b y S a n fo rd P o lic e o n M o nd a y. L ib b y a lle g e d ly took a ca b from D elto n a to S a n fo rd , w here he told the d riv e r lo s lo p at 10th S tre et a n d P a lm e tto A v en u e , W h en I he d riv e r stopped, the p o lice re p o rt sla te s. L ib b y a lle g e d ly h it h im In the head w ith a n u n k n o w n object a n d ra n from the car. le a v in g u 92 5 fare u n p a id . He w as taken to the J o h n E . P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ilit y a n d held on 9 4 .(XX) bond. Drug charges filed J o s h u a Ivan A le g a rb e s. 10, 3 5 0 3 P a lm w a y D r.. S a n fo rd , w a s ch a rg e d w ith p o ssessio n o f m a riju a n a b y S a n fo rd P o lic e o n M o n d ay. lie w as a rre ste d after a v e h ic le h e w as d r iv in g In w a s stn p p rd on u tra ffic v io la tio n . He Is a su sp e ct In an u n re la te d In cid en t a n d w as b e in g c h e ck e d for w e a p o n s w h e n o ffice rs fo u n d a c c lo p h a n e packet o f a su b sta n ce that t rs le d p o s itiv e as m a rlju a n u In h is (rocket H e w as taken lo lh e J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility a n d h eld on 9 5 0 0 bond. Loitering charged R e g in a ld E u g e n e S u tto n . 34, 1807 C o o lld g c A ve., S a n fo rd , w as ch a rg e d w ith lo ite rin g nnd p ro w lin g b y S a n fo rd P o lic e on M o n d ay. P o lice rr|K>rt he w a s c a rr y in g n ca r ra d io ns he rode h is b ic y c le o n W 13th S treet In Sa n fo rd. lie rode b e h in d seve ra l h o m e s in a n a tte m p t lo a vo id c o n ta c t w ith officers. I bey said. He w as to ld lo stop, b u t c o n tin u e d to flee, p o lice reported. T h e y noted a ls o that he had rid h im s e lf o f the c a r radio. lb- w as ta ke n lo the J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F n d lliy H ood w as not yet set Couple charged with battery R h o n d a R D ro w n. 2H. a n d W a rre n S ta ke s. 46. troth of 1720 S u n se t Dr,. L o n g w o o d , were ch a rg e d w ith b a tle ry -d o m e s llc v io le n ce b y S e m in o le C o u n ty S h e riff's O ffice rs on M onday. T h e d e p u ty ’s rrjK irt sa id the c o u p le w as eng aged In a v e rb a l a llc r c a lio n w h e n she a tte m p te d to use the telepho ne a n d he th re w II at her. I’he report s ta le d that she h a d a lle g e d ly b ro k e n several Item s m i tic hom e a n d l hat she had sc ra tc h e d h im on th e a rm . Doth w ere 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 . He w a s h r ld on $ 2 ,3 0 0 b o n d and she w as lir ld In lie u of $1,(XX) bond. Burglary charges filed J a m e s T h e o p h llu s M o rris. 19, 1603 W illia m s A ve.. S a n fo rd , w as rb a rg e d w ith b u rg la ry a n d b u rg la ry to a c o n v e y a n c e by S a n lo rd P o lic e In M o n d a y. P o lice repo rt lie a lle g e d ly c lim b e d a fence at a b u sin e ss In the 1 1(H) b lo c k of S a n lo rd A v e n u e a n d entered a red cur Inside the com pound. T h e report d id not In d ica te If fie a tte m p te d lo la k e the ve h icle , w h ic h w as not tils, from Die c o m p o u n d . T h e o w n e r o f the b u sin e ss sa id M o rris d id not have p e rm is sio n lo Ik - there. He w .is taken to the J o h n K. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility and held on $ 1,(XX) bond. W arrant a rrests • K r is tia n D cgula. 22. 2 7 7 2 R id g ew o od A v e .. A pt. 14. c h a rg e d In re la tio n lo a p a ir o f w a rra n ts. H e w us held at J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F u c lllt y on $ 2 ,0 0 0 bond. • Robert Lee R u w ls, 29, 4 7 3 M u ytn w n Hd.. Osteen, c h a rg e d w ith v io la tin g the te rm s of Ills p ro b a tio n . He arre ste d at the J o h n E. P o lk C o rre c tio n a l F a c ility w here he c o n tin u e to be held w ith o u t t>ond. w as the w as was w ill TALLAH ASSEE P ro p o sa ls lo a d d p riso n b e ds a n d m a k e felo n s serve m ost o f th e ir se n ­ ten ces m a y h in d e r (lie a b ilit y to fig h t c rim e In F lo rid a , n new re|HHl says. " S o m e o f the m ost p o p u la r ’s o lu tio n s ’ b e in g d isc u s se d are lik e ly to h a v e a dlsap|>olnttug Im p act on c rim e In F lo r id a .” sa id th e rep o rt, set to be released tod a y by th e F lo rid a C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rce . F l o r id a h a d t h e n a t i o n ’ s h ig h e st c rim e rate In 1992. b ill th e sta te ’s c r im in a l Ju stice s y s ­ te m Is m o v in g In tlu- r lg lu d ire c tio n . Hie report c o n c lu d e d V io le n t c rim e s h ave fa lle n belo w 1 9 9 0 le v e ls w h ile p r o p e r t y c rim e s d e c lin e d betw een 1989 a n d 1992. T h e r e p o r t b la m e d l he L e g is la tu re a n d th r n e w s m e d ia for lo sle rln g - the c r is is m e n ta lity that h a s re su lte d In a flu rr y of get-tough le g is la tio n t h is year. " T h e Im p ressio n is D ial the By T I D BRIDIS A ss o c ia te d P re ss W rltor T U L S A . O k l.i - II looked lik e o n e o f th o se e a se s D ia l are n e a rly Im p o ssib le to solve: Die a p p a re n tly ra n d o m sh o o tin g o f a y o u n g h itc h h ik e r. Uut the flrs l p o lic e o fficer on th e s c e n e F r id a y n o t ic e d a c ry p tic m ix o f le tte rs a n d n u m ­ b e rs o n D o n a ld D e a rlra c k .Jr.'s b lo o d y a rm — D K R -3 5 2 — w rit ten o n ce in in k a n d a g a in w ith a m a rk er. A lo c k c o m b in a tio n ? "M a y b e so m e k in d nl ritu a l s y m b o l, ilk c d c v ll w o rs h ip ? " w o n d e re d S lie rIlf G e ra ld C o le m a n ''T h e re w as a ll k in d s ol s p e c u la tio n ' O n a h u n c h , a u t h o r it ie s se a rch e d O k la h o m a m o to r v e h i­ cle reco rd s. T h e y fo u n d a m a tch . A n d b y the next day. thre e m e n w ere u n d e r a r r r s i In the sta y in g In v e stIg a tu rs sa id U K R 3 5 2 w a s the lic e n s e n u m b e r of lin ­ e a r D ia l p ic k e d u p D ca rtrn e k. T h e 17-year-old a p p a r c n lly r e a l­ is e d lie w a s III d a n g e r a n d s c ra w le d D E R -3 5 2 o n t ils a rm (list before h r w a s stm t tw ic e In the head al clo se range. T h e a rre s ts w o u ld have been n e a rly !m |x>sslblr w lih n u t w hat a m o u n te d lo a tale told by a de ad m an . D ie s lie tlll said. " I ll 2H years, tills Is the llrs t tim e I've ever seen a n y th in g lik e t h is .” C o le m a n said. P o lic e sa id II a p p e a rs that D c a rtrn e k — a q u ie t, la n k y . D*foot-4 b a s k e tb a ll p la y e r at an In d ia n b o a rd in g sc h o o l — w as on h is w ay to h is m o th e r's ho m e In T a lc q u a h w hen he w a s p ick e d up by the three m en. T h e y A L E X A N D R I A . Vu. — A c c u s e d sp y A ld r ic h H . A m e s a n d Ills w ife a re c it in g "se v e re h a r d s h ip " a n d the fin a n c ia l d epen dence o f th e ir y o u n g so n In fig h tin g the g o v e rn m e n t's s e iz u re o f $2 .2 m illio n In a lleg ed s p y in g pa yo ffs fro m R u ssia . T h e A m e se s w ere exp ecte d in c o u rt tod a y w h e n U .S. D is tric t J u d g e C la u d e H ilto n heurs a rg u ­ m e n ts o n the g o v e rn m e n t's m o tio n to renew a n o rd e r b a rrin g the co u p le fro m u s in g a n y o f the $2 ,2 m illio n h e ld in 12 b u n k s nnd bro kera g e a c c o u n ts lu the U n ite d S la te s a n d abro ad. T h e e x is tin g o rd er w us d u e to e x p ire today. T h e c o u p le h a s been In Jail sin c e th e ir Feb. 21 arre st on c h a rg e s o f s p y in g for the S o v ie t U n io n a n d la te r R u s s ia from ut least 1985 to 1994. A m e s, u 3 1 -year C IA veteran, la a ccu se d o f ( H i s s i n g n a tio n a l secrets to M o sco w In exch a n g e for (layoffs and the p ro m ise o f re tire m e n t In R u ssia . I lls w ife, R o sa rio . Is a ccu se d o f a id in g h im . Doth n rc lig h tin g the charges. In d o c u m e n ts filed W e d n e sd a y In U .S. D is tric t C o u rt In A le x a n d ria , la w y e rs for the c o u p le sa id the g o v e rn m e n t c o u ld not sh o w th a t its Interest in c o n tr o llin g the A m e se s ' assets o u tw e ig h s the c o u p le 's tire d to su p p ort th e ir fivc-y ca r-o ld son. P a u l, w h o "d e p e n d s on h is p a re n ts fo r a ll o f hla fin a n c ia l n e e d s," A m e s ' lu w y c r. P la to C a c h e rls . w ro te that the son "Is a lre a d y e n d u rin g the n ig h tm a re o f h a v in g both o f Ills p a re n ts Incarcerated, p o te n tia lly fo r Die rest o f th e ir liv e s ." T h e ho y Is s la y in g w ith fu m lly frie n d s In n o rth e rn V irg in ia , defense la w y e rs say. " T h e A m e s c h ild Is w ell ta ken ca re o f by fa m ily m e m b e rs " u n d d o c s not need fin a n c ia l su p p o rt from Die co u p le , p ro se cu to rs to ld the co u rt. A m e s ' la w y e r arg u e d In h is b rie f th a t there w as no rcu so n to believe the A m e s e s w ere ca p a b le o f s p ir itin g assets o u t o f the c o u r t's J u ris d ic tio n a s lo n g us th ey u rc in Jail. In an o m is u u l m ove, p ro se cu to rs a lso have a s k e d H ilt o n to o r d e r th e c o u p le to ta k e $2 ,24 5,311 fro m foreig n a c c o u n ts und h a n d It o v e r to the c o u rt. P ro se c u to rs sa id th a t Is " th e m in im u m a m o u n t o f c sp lo n u g c p ro ceed s thnt the d e fen d an ts a rc ch u rg e d w ith h a v in g e a rn e d " b y s p y in g for M o sco w s in c e 19H5, T h e g o v e rn m e n t w a n ts to c o n tro l the m o n e y so It cun he forfeited II the A m e se s a rc co n v ic te d . T h e defense o pp o sed the h id to re p a tria te the c o u p le 's assets. C a c h e rls w rote, "th e re Is no reco rd o f the so u rce, a m o u n t or v a lu e o f assets a lle g e d ly located In S w itz e rla n d or C o lo m b ia ." M rs. A m e s' n a tiv e c o u n try . M rs. A m e s ' a tto rn e y , W illia m C u m m in g s , e n d o rsed C a c h e rls ' a rg u m e n ts. P ro se c u to rs re p lie d (hut th ey k n o w at least $ 2 8 ,0 0 0 Is In o ne S w is s a c c o u n t a n d be lieve m u c h m o re Is In o th e rs. T h e y sa id less ilu u i $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 Is In the A m e s ' d o m e stic a c c o u n ts so r e p a t r ia t io n o f th e m o n e y h e ld a b r o a d Is n ecessary. L u h ( w eek the S w is s g o v e rn m e n t refused U.S. re q u e sts to freeze the c o u p le 's h a n k a c c o u n ts o r c o n fis c a te a n d tu rn o v e r h a n k a c c o u n t d o c u ­ m e n ts, b ccu u sc s p y in g Is a p o litic a l c rim e not c o v e re d b y a 1 9 7 3 U .S .- S w it z e r la n d le g a l a ss is ta n c e treaty. A m e s earned $ 3 5 0 ,(XX) from the C IA betw een A p r il 1985 and N o ve m b e r 1993, M rs. A m e s w o rked before they w ere m a rrie d a n d th e c o u p le a c q u ire d w e d d in g g ilts and fa m ily h e irlo o m s before a n y s p y in g is a lleg ed lo h ave begun . C a c h e rls sa id. " T h e g o v e rn m e n t c a n n o t d e m o n ­ stra te ... that the A m e se s ' nssets are the pro ceed s o f espio na ge u c llv tt y ." us e sp io n a g e la w s re q u ire, he asserted. U ut D ie g o v e rn m e n t re p lie d . " R o s a rio A llie s u d m lllc d to the FB I th a t a ll the vast u n e x p la in e d w e a lth In co n siste n t w ith her h u s b a n d 's s a la ry ca m e from D ie R u s s ia n s ." T h e y sa id h is s a la ry c h e c k s hud been "s p e n t o n a re g u la r b a s is " a n d none o f the fu n d s c a m e from un In h erita n ce. N eed W ltti Y o u r A d s ? O u r P r o f e s s io n a l A d R e p r e s e n t a t iv e s W ill B e H a p p y T o A s s is t Y o u In A n y O f Y o u r C la s s if ie d o r D is p la y A d v e r t is in g N e e d s . S a n fo r d H e r a ld ?<t(t 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 the p riso n s y s te m .” the report said. "O v e r tim e the p ris o n s w ill h ave lo e s ta b lis h larg e 'g e ria tric w a rd s ' lo hold people In th e ir 70 s a n d HOs w h o are no lo n g e r a se rio u s threat lo s o c ie ty ." the report said. T h e report sa id the L e g is la tu re s h o u ld m a k e a b ro a d e r a sse ss­ m e n t o f the c r im in a l ju s tic e sy ste m to d e te rm in e D ie Im p art o f Its p ro p o s a ls o n police, proseeutors. the c o u rts , a n d p riso n space. It re c o m m e n d e d the Increased use o f p riv a te c o n tra c to rs to ope rate p riso n s, m o re c o m rm m l ly p o lic in g p ro g ra m s to a llo w p o lice to use th e ir re so u rce s to p a tro l a n d so lv e c rim e s, nnd a d d itio n a l e d u c a tio n tra in in g for Ju v e n ile d e lin q u e n ts. It a ls o sa id the state s h o o k p u n is h firs t-tim e J u v e n ile offend ers lo d e te r th e m fro m fuliir* c r im e s nnd im p ro v e th e ir ecu n o m le p ro sp e c ts th ro u g h eduea Don a n d Job cre a tio n . lu 1 9 9 2 . F lo r id a o ffe n d e rs se rv e d a b o u t D iree y e a rs for m u rd e r, le ss th a n one y e a r for s e x u a l offenses, tw o m o n th s for ro b b e ry a n d 13 d a y s for b u r ­ g la ry. D ie report said. If p ris o n e rs are re q u ire d to se rve m o re o f th e ir sen te n ces, th e y w ill se rv e m o re th a n tw ice as m u c h tim e a s th e y do c u r ­ re n tly . hut tho se se n te n c e s s till w o n 't be le n g th y e n o u g h to deter c rim e , the re p o rt said. A n o th e r p ro p o s a l to re q u ire life In p riso n lo r fe lo n s c o n v ic te d a th ird tim e " c o u ld h ave d e ­ v a s ta tin g lo n g -te rm Im p a c ts on TRANSMISSION TROF1 ______* i ' Harrell & Beverly Transmissions Writing on dead man’s arm leads to arrests in slaying Am eses fight government seizure of alleged Russian spy payoffs ByROBBRTBURNS A ss o c ia te d P roas W riter stre e ts o f M ia m i a rc a lm o st as d a n g e r o u s n s th e s tr e e ts o f S a ra je v o ," the report so ld . " T h e fa cts are that c rim e rates In g e n e ra l a n d v io le n t c rim e In p a rtic u la r h a v e fallen In F lo rid a sin c e 1 9 8 9 ." T h e c h a m b e r report w a s w r it ­ ten by lir u c c D enson a n d D a vid R a s m u s se n , w h o are e c o n o m ic s pro fesso rs at F lo rid a S ta te U n i­ v e rsity . T h e report Is part o f a c r im e - f ig h t in g le g is la t iv e p a ck ag e the c h a m b e r w ill u n v e il at a n ew s co n fe re n ce tod ay. T h e report c o n c lu d e d le g is la ­ tio n to m a k e c rim in a ls serve at least H5 p e rcen t of th e ir s e n ­ te n ce s a n d Im pose life se n te n ce s o n o ffe n d e rs w h o c o m m it three v io le n t c rim e s w ill not de ter c rim e u n le s s the sta le w e ig h s th e ir Im p act o n the rest o f the c r im in a l Ju stic e system . " H u lld ln g p ris o n s now m e a n s h ig h o p e r a t in g e x p e n d it u r e s la te r ," the report said. "T h e s e re so u rce s w ill co m e from h ig h e r ta xe s a n d . p e rh a p s w orse, resu lt In few er re so u rce s for D ie c r e ­ a tiv e p u n is h m e n t o f y o u th fu l o ffe n d e rs.” 200 W. 25th SL Sanford sto pp ed at least three tim e s for b e e r, a n d D e u r tr a e k b o u g h t som e, o ffic e rs said. " H e k n e w he w as In tro u b le ," s a id h is u n c le G e o rg e H u m ­ m in g b ir d . " H e w a s s h a r p e n o u g h lo he a w a re o f the s itu a tio n afte r lie got Into It. H o w m a n y people w o id d ever th in k to w rite t h r la g n u m b e r on th e ir a rm ?" In v e stig a to rs w o u ld not say w hat m a y h ave m ade h im feel threaten ed, a n d w o uld not offer a m o tiv e for D ie k illin g T h e re w a s n o ev id e n ce o f a ro b b e ry , p o lle r said. T h e re w as no sig n o f a struggle: H u m ­ m in g b ird , .w ho saw the bo d y after II w as d isco v e re d a lo n g a rlv e rh a n k . sa id D eurtraek s till h ad o ne h a n d In h is pocket. T h e l ic e n s e n u m b e r w a s traced to a 1993 Ford M u s ta n g registered to D r r l Lee A d a m s. 23 , w h o liv e d in n earb y W atts. He a n d J o e D ale C o x . 25 . a n d H o w a r d R u s s e ll M u r r a y . 2 1 . w ere c h a rg e d w lD i m u rd e r. A d a m s lo ld h iv e s llg u to rs D ia l C o x shot D ca rtrn e k before daw n F rid a y , a u th o ritie s said. A rifle b e lie v e d to be th e m u r d e r w e a p o n w a s u n e a rth e d on A d a m s ’ p ro p e rty. The .M ustang w as lo u u d w ith C o x a n d M u rra y w h e n th e y w e re a rre s te d la R ln g lla g . abo u t 2 5 0 m ile s from w here D ie b o d y w as found. THE LIQUOR STORE $ 7Ac jinc&y Staie $ CIGARETTES GENERIC BRAND S12.49 PREMIUM BRANDS $14.99 12 0 2 CANS 12 OZ. BOTTLES • ICE HOUSE •ZIMA •MICHELOB •LOWENBRAU 39 • BUDWEISER $ 1 12 P K •ODORS •MILLER LITE 5 4 0 6 9 3.99 4.29 3.59 3.99 MILLER $l 12 OZ CAMS BUSCH • MILLER DRAFT >59 OLD MILW AUKEE $ 4 9 9 ■ lit ' Uj O / C A N S r" M ICKEYS 1 ijfrq 12 0 2 C A N S BACARDI BREEZER <AVtr>^ T . *• CAS!. $>169 $ 4 99 BARTLES & JAYMES COOLERS $ 2 7 9 4 PK ,- . 322-3884 • C H E C K C A S H IN G GO VERNM ENT C H EC K S • MONEY OROEHS • P R IC E S DO NOT IN C LU D E TAX FOR Y O U R HELP IN M AKIN G A M N ESTY D AY A SU C C ESS Commander Doug Bishop, Staff & Police Explorers Sanford Police Department Residents of Seminole County Shaz Am, Manager, Burger King #19 Seminole County Flro/Roscue Personnel Department of Public Safety Capt. Greg Franks Salvation Army Sam Woods, Manager Atlantic Ambulance Seminole County Emergency Management Personnel Department of Public Safety John Bosek Laidlaw Environmental Services Marty Lambrusclano Seminole County Sheriff’s Office DO N 'T WAIT... E W X T I B M IB IN S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y S o m ln o lo C o u n ty L a n d fill 1930 O s c o o la R d , G o n o v a 7:30 a m . - 5:3 0 p.m . Sevon D ays A W ook C e n tr a l T ra n s fe r S ta tio n 1 0 3 4 S .R . 4 1 9 , L o n g w o o d 7:3 0 a,m . - 5 :3 0 p.m . M o n d a y thru S a tu r d a y 0,t CounWC a ll 3 3 0 -9 5 3 9 For Info rm atio n a. 1L U / C A N S 4 PK 1303 Sanford Avo (13IMSI & Sanlord Ave ) S A N FO H D ■ �4A - Sanford Horntd, Sanford, Honda - Thursday, March 10. T004 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (us p s 481-aao) 30 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 or 8 3 1 -0 9 0 3 Wayne D. Ooyla, P ublisher and Edllor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M o n t h s ....................................8 1 9 .5 0 0 M o n t h s ................................839.00 1 Y e a r .....................................878.00 Florida Raaldanta m ust pay 7% sa lsa tax In addition to rats* above. EDITORIALS jViolence Free IlCommunity Month '. " lU v s s c d n r c t h e p e a c e m a k e r s , f o r t h e y w il l h r c u lle d s o n s o f G o d . " ( M a tt. 5 :9 ) Schools all over lhe country are becoming a ‘ battleground. While Seminole County does not face the •dangerous situations that are round in some other districts, the violence still exists. Students, fortunately rarely armed, often turn to physical resolutions to their conflicts. During the month of March, however, school district officials nrc trying to drive home the violence-free message they leach throughout the year. In celebration of Violence Free Community Month, the district Is promoting the message that "the Choice for me Is violence free." We praise those who arc trying to change society's frightening acceptance of violence ns a solution to conflict. Our future depends on the young people who will soon be the leaders of society. It Is our responsibility to teach them the art ol negotiation, the vuluc of mediation and the - necessity of peace. We applaud those who arc making an effort to do so In our schools. The organizers of the Violence Free Com­ munities celebration are encouraging sup­ porters to wear white ribbons in support of the peaceful celebration. WILLIAM A. RUSHER You can call him T ru e N orth’ T h e o p p o n e n ts o f O liv e r N o rth 's c u n d ld u c y for the S e n a te In V trg tn lu k n o w v e ry w ell that he is g o in g to w in the R e p u b lic a n p r im a r y , but they are a lre a d y s c h e m in g to defeat h im in N o ve m b e r, w h e n he w ill ru n a g a in s t the b a d ly buttered D e m o c ra tic in c u m b e n t. C h a rle s Robb. O n e c a n u n d e rsta n d . If not e x a c tly s y m p a ­ th iz e w ith , Ilit* lib e ra ls ' a n x ie ty to bent N orth. F o r o ne tilin g , he is one o f ih e so lld e st a ll-ro u n d c o n s e rv a tiv e s e ver to ru n fo r the U n ite d S ta te s Sen ate, a n d a s a re la tiv e ly y o u n g in a u c o u ld be e x p e c te d to be th ere a lo n g tim e . F a r m o re Im p o rta n t, h o w e v e r. N o rth Is fo re ve r Id en tified w ith the Ira n -C o n tra c o n ­ tro v e rsy . a n d Ids e le c tio n to th e S c n n te w o u ld p o ke a h u g e ho le in the llb e ra l-D c m o c ra tlc effort to d e p ict th a t affair a s so m e sort ol u n fo rg iv a b le a ss a u lt o n A m e ric a n c o n s t it u ­ tio n a l processes. W h n t an Irony It w o u ld tie If S en . Ino uye, w h o presid ed so p o m p o u s ly o v e r the Jo in t c o n g re s s io n a l In vestig atio n o f IranC o n tra . fo u n d h im s e lf In the S e n a te su b w a y s illin g n ext to h is new co lleag u e from V irg in ia ! So o u r lib e ra l m e d ia have a lre a d y d e vise d a n d la u n c h e d a pre-e m ptive s trik e ag ain st N o rth , d r s lg n e d to sm ear h im so th o ro u g h ly that Ids defeat in N o ve m b e r w ill be. as n e a rly a s p o ssib le , a ssu re d . _____ T h e key w ord In t h e m e d i a 's a n t iN o rth c a m p a ig n is " lia r . " L ia r . lia r. liar. W h at th ey do a lleg e Is that he co n ce a le d c e rta in facts ab o u t A m e ric a n In volvem e n t In Ihe Ira n -C o n tra a ffa ir from v a rio u s m e m b e rs o f C o n g re s s d u rin g b rie fin g s th a t w ere w h o lly in fo rm a l a n d not t in d e r oath. CBS's Bob SchlefTer, a lo n g tim e h ew er o f w ood a n d d ra w e r o f w a te r for J 1b e r a I c a u s e s , m a n a g e d to In se rt the w o rd " l ia r " (or “ 11c " I I n w h a t seem ed lik e a lm u s l e v e ry se n te n ce o f Ills h a lf- h o u r In te rv ie w w ith N o rth o n " F a c e the N a tio n ." A n d a m e d ia c h o r u s p r o ­ m p tly fo llo w e d su it. W lia t Is the b a sis for the ch a rg e ? In ­ so far a s th e re Is any. II I n v o l v e s C o l . N o rlh 's ro le In ih e I r a n - C o n t r a a f f a ir , a n d In p a r tic u la r h is d e a lin g s w llh C o n ­ gress. E v e n Ibis, ho w ever, m ig h t seem at least d ish o n o ra b le , If one ch o se to d isre g a rd the c irc u m s ta n c e s . In those c irc u m s ta n c e s , h o w ­ ever. N o rth 's fa ilu re lo le ll the w h o le tru th lo c e rta in m e m b e rs o f C o n g re ss seem s, on the c o n tra ry , the o n ly h o n o ra b le th in g he c o u ld do. R e m e m b e r Ihe y e a rs 1985-80. W e w ere deep In a C o ld W a r w llh the S o v ie t U n io n , a n d P re sid e n t R eagan b a d ly w a n lc d lo h e lp the N ic a ra g u a n C o n tra s , w h o w ere h a u lin g the c o m m u n is t d ic ta to rs o f th e ir c o u n try . C o n ­ g re ssio n a l D e m o c ra ts, h o w e v e r, w ere d o in g t h e ir le v e l best lo b lo c k s u c h a id . T h e C o n s llu n io n Is d e p lo ra b ly s ile n t a s to w h ic h b ra n c h o f the fed eral g o v r r n m r n l sh a ll p re v a il u n d e r (h o se c ir c u m s ta n c e s . Ilu t th e re ts c e r ta in ly n o th in g In It that sa id Ihe p re sid e n t c o u ld n 't p r iv a te ly e n co u ra g e o th e rs (e.g. Ihe k in g o f S a u d i A r a b ia a n d the s u lta n of D ru n el) lo give the C o n tra s a id w h ic h the A m e ric a n C o n g re ss b a d refused to pro vid e. i O ne can u n d e r s t a n d , II n o t e x a c t ly s y m p a th iz e w llh , Iho lib e r a ls ' a n x ie t y lo b o a t N o rth . ■ JOSEPH SPEAR Political courage: What’s that? W e h o p e to s e e w h it e r ib b o n s e v e r y w h e r e t h is m o n t h , h u t w e h o p e th a t t h e le s s o n s o f p e a c e a r e r e m e m b e r e d lo n g a lt e r t h e r ib b o n s a r c p a c k e d a w a y fo r a n o t h e r y e a r . Our future will be better for it. LETTERS Creative financing O h. m y a c h in g back! If a n y o f y o u oat then* in n c v c r-n c v e r-lu itd e v e r w o n d e re d a b o u t the ‘ 'c re ­ a tiv e fin a n c in g " that a p p e u rs to be q u ite pre v a le n t In to d a y 's real estate m a rk e t, y o u o u g h t to try to u n d e rs ta n d th e " c re a tiv e lig a t in g a n d fin a n c in g " o f the " n e w a n d Im p ro v e d " S o c ia l S e c u r ity a n d M e d ica re Insu rance, p a y m e n ts and p re m iu m s . .4 9 9 4 sty le . : M y e le c tro n ic c a lc u la to r n e a rly w ent o n s trik e — •wtth a p ic k e t lin e at m y fron t d o o r, no less, w hen It I felt that I w us s u b je c tin g It to " c r u e l a n d u n u s u a l p u n is h m e n t" In t r y in g to d e cip h e r the g o v e rn ­ m e n t's " n e w m a t h " used to a rriv e at m y (our) new m o n t h ly p a y m e n ts b o th fro m a n d to (he U S . T re a s u ry . Yes. w e 're bo th o n S o c ia l S e c u r ity a n d M edica re. h a c k In D e ce m b e r, we re ce iv e d o u r a n n u a l n o tic e s o f the n e w u m o u u ts o f S o c ia l S e c u r ity p a y m e n ts , re fle ctin g th e C O L A Increase a n d the new M e d ica re in s u ra n c e p re m iu m s d ia l w o u ld be co m e effe ctiv e J im . I. 1994. Whoo|»ec! W e got a w h o p p in g 2.6 p e rc e n t C O L A Increase In g ro ss m o n th ly S S p a y m e n ts . A t least t h u t's w h a t the n o tic e read. It a lso refle cted a n o tic e a b le Increase In the M e d ica re In su ra n c e p r e m iu m s that are d e d u c te d from the g ro ss to the net. I ln in in i! M a yb e , Just m a yb e , I o u g h t to take a c lo s e r lo o k at th is. L e t's sec. T a k e m y o ld gro ss a n d m u lt ip ly It by 1 0 2 .6 p e rcen t to g e l the n e w gross. R ig h t? O k u y , le t's do It! N o w w h a t? M ow co m e thut re su lt Is d llfe re n t from the stu le d new m o n th ly g ro ss on the fo rm ? L e t ’s try m y w ife 's o ld gross m u lt ip lie d by 102.6 percen t. A n d we ge t...w hat Ihe h e ll? T h a t's d iffe re n t too, O K ! L e t's try u d iffe re n t tact. L e t's s u b lru c t the o ld g ro ss fro m the new g ro ss to g e l th e C O L A Increase. W a lla h ! S u c c e s s at lust! F ln u lly got a w in n e r. L e t's try m y w ife 's figu res. W o w cc! A n o th e r w in n e r. G u w d ! W e 're on u ro ll. N o w I k n o w o u r se p u ra tc Increases. Q u ic k ! L e t's s u b lru c t the o ld M e d ica re p re m iu m from the new p re m iu m ...a n d we get a $ 4 .5 0 .increase. Now. that do esn't seem to be lo o o bad. 1lin m in ! b e tte r do so m e m o re fig u rin g . S o m e th in g Is b e g in n in g to s m e ll — a n d It's not u p p lc pie. L e t's d iv id e the o ld M e d ica re p re m iu m Into D ie new p re m iu m in c re a se ...a n d w e get...an Increase...of 0 .1 2 2 9 . H e y ! T h a t's 12.3 p e rcen t. M y Increase w as 2 .6 pe rcen t. T h e ir Increase w a s a w h o p p in g 12.3 percen t. L o rd y . U ir d y , pass the P re p a ra tio n II. N ow I " k n o w " tlu d I'd b e tte r c h e c k so m e m ore. L e t's try d iv id in g G ru n d p u 's new C O L A S S in c re a se Into the new M e d lcu re p re m iu m Increase o f $4 .50...un d we g e t...0.20 w h ic h tra n s la te s to 20 p e rce n t. T w e n ty p e rcen t! H o ly c rlm - a -n lllie s l T h e y g iv e m e u 2.6 p ercen t C O L A Increase In S S and im m e d ia te ly tukc b a c k 2 0 percent o f It as Increased M e d lcu re p re m iu m s. C a lc u la to r — d o n ’ t full me h o w . W e 'v e Just gotta c h e c k G r a n d m a 's figu res. D iv id e G ra n d m a 's new C O L A . S S Increase Into I th e n e w M e d lcu re p re m iu m Increase o f $ 4 .5 0 and 1 w e g e t...0 .4 2 8 ...w h ich tra n s la te s...to ...w h a t Ihe ‘l ie c k d o y o u m ean. 42 .8 p e rc e n t? G ra n d m a got n 2 .6 C O L A Incre a se in S S and Im m e d ia te ly lost 42 .8 ic r c c n t o f It a s in c re a s e d M e d ica re p re m iu m cost. V h a t a c ro c k that is! ' A t fu n e ra ls , the m a n /w o m a n o f the c lo th sa y s " t h e L o r d g iv c lh a n d the L o rd In k c th u w u y ." G ra n d p a says. " T h e g o v e rn m e n t g iv c lh a n d the g o v e rn m e n t ta ke th u w u y ...o n ly th e g o v e rn m e n t lu k e th a w a y a h e ll o f a lo t m o m th a n It g iv c lh to { b e g in w it h . " N e lso n B . T u liu r Winter Springs MARTIN SCHRAM Spies? You must remember this H ere In C a sa b lu n ca -o n -th e -P o to m a c, the d e m i­ go d s are a g a in a c tin g lik e de m ag o g u es. In the b ic a m e ra l c h a m b e rs o f R ic k 's C a fe -C o n g re ss A m e ric a n !, the c a p ta in s o f th e lo y a l o p p o sitio n n rc even lip -s y n c h in g C la u d e R u in s. " I 'm s h o c k e d — sh o ck ed ! — to fin d that s p y in g Is g o in g o n ." th e y a rc sa y in g , o s te n s ib ly to eucit o th e r bu t r e a lly lo C -S p a o 's o m n ip re s e n t a u ­ dience. T h e se R e p u b lic a n s a n d a few renegade D e m o ­ c ra ts n rc s h o c k e d — sh o cked ! — that M o sco w b o u g h t o lf for $ 1 .5 m illio n a w e ll-p la c e d C IA o ffic ia l w ith the C IA -Ish n am e o f A ld r ic h H . A m e s. N ev er m in d Hint these p o litic ia n s do c a rtw h e e ls lit th e ir c lo a k ro o m s w h e n A m e ric a b u y s o ne o f R u s s ia 's sp ie s. W a s h in g to n 's sh o ck e d — sh o ck e d ! — d e m a ­ gogues are d e m a n d in g that w e halt a ll a id to R u ssia . N e v e r m in d that t ills a id is n 't Intended to re w a rd R u s s ia h u t to Insure o u rse lv e s. It ts to p ro m o te R u s s ia 's cre e p to w a rd d e m o c ra tic c a p i­ ta lism a n d p re v e n t a re tu rn o f the o ld c o m m u n is t h a rd lin e rs. T h a t 's w h y P re sid e n t C lin t o n r ig h tly s a y s the a id s h o u ld co n tin u e . B u t there Is s t ill m ore. In b u rs ts of Id e n tic a lly w orded p o litic a l e x p lo ita tio n that se e m s to have been sc rip te d b y the sam e G r a n d O ld P a rtis a n stra te g ist, n tu n y R e p u b lic a n s a rc r u s h in g to the m ic ro p h o n e s to sa y that t h is In fu rln tln g sp y s c a n d a l Is a n e x a m p le o f " n a iv e " p o lic ie s o f o u r new D e m o c ra tic presid en t. " N a iv e ." I l's the G O P 's w o rd o f the w eek — y o n heard It o n T V from Sen s. B o b D ole o f K a n s a s u n d M itc h M c C o n n e ll o f K e n tu c k y ; und from D ic k C h e n e y . T h e y c ite u s e x a m p le s o f C lin t o n ’s " n a iv e te " : (A) "W h e n B o r is Y e lt s in r e c e n t ly g a v e u t o u g h - s o u n d in g s p e e c h , C lin t o n d id n 't go b a llis tic . |B) W h e n Y e lts in pro te sted that a d m ittin g the E a ste rn E u ro p e a n re p u b lic s Into N A T O w o u ld g iv e R u s s ia 's h a rd lin e rs the a m m o th e y need to to p p le h im , C lin t o n found a tim e -b u y in g c o m ­ p ro m ise . C o p y rig h t W h e n Y e lts in sent a few h u n d re d R u s s ia n tro o p s Into B o s n ia w ith o u t c o n s u ltin g the W est, C lin t o n put the best p u b lic fuce on It. S o o n the R u s s ia n tro o p s w ere p u ttin g o n U n ite d N a tio n s blue b e re ts und e a sin g the S e rb s Into a n u n e a sy tru c e — In tim e to a v o id N A T O a lr-s trlk e re ta lia tio n th at no one w u n lcd . T h o s e p o lic ie s w eren 't " n a iv e ." F o r tru ly " n a iv e " p re s id e n tia l p o licies, these R e p u b lic a n s c a n r e c a ll the G O P 's recent g lo ry duys: (A) W h e n R o n a ld lle u g im trie d to b rib e Iran by s e n d in g It w e a p o n s In the h o p es th at the le rro rls t re g im e w o u ld free U .S. hostages. |B) W h e n G e o rg e B u s h (und Ids defense s e c r e t a r y . C h e n e y ) trie d to b r ib e S a d d a m H u s s e in w llh U .S. a id c re d its , d e sp ite the B u sh a d m in is tr a tio n 's o w n report of Iraq i h u m a n r ig h t s a t r o c it ie s . S a d d a m s a id th a n k y o u . p o ck eted the a id c re d its , a n d Invaded K u w a it. F o r a fin e e x a m p le of c o n g re s sio n a l naive te, se n a to rs w h o c o m p la in that the C IA w as b lin d lo A m e s ' new la v is h life s ty le — e x p e n s iv e house a n d ca r. bo u ght w ith c a sh — c u n c o n s u lt th e ir m irro rs . In 1990, the S en a te In te llig e n c e C o m ­ m ittee, fre ttin g abo u t in v a d in g the p riv a c y o f U .S . spieH, k ille d a m e a su re to a llo w C IA In sp e c tio n s o f a g e n ts' c re d it reports. O r, If t h e s e p o lit ic o s w a n t a p r im e c x a m p lr o f c o v e rt n a ive te, th ey o n ly need lo lo o k at th e C e n t r a l I n ­ t e ll ig e n c e A g e n c y itse lf, w h ic h se ve ral lim e s s a t is f ie d U s s u s p ic io n s abo u t the l o y a lt y o f A l d r ic h A m e s hy g iv in g h im l ie d e t e c t o r te s ts . W h ic h he passed. T h is a ll o c c u rre d a fte r R e a g a n 's C IA D ir e c t o r W illia m C a s e y c o n f id e d lo W illia m S u flr c . h is o Id p a I I u r n c d s u p e r-p u n d it, that lie h a d no fe a r ab o u t t a k in g a p o ly g ra p h test about w ho m a s te rm in d e d the ste a lin g o f J im m y C a rte r's d ebate b rie fin g hook. A s S a tire re c a lle d In h is c o lu m n In T h e N ew Y o rk T im e s . C a se y " w in k e d a n d s a id t h a t w it h s o m e V a llu m a n d a sp h in c te r-m u s c le tric k he le a rn e d In the O .S .S .. he c o u ld flatte n the sp ik e s before th e y app eared o n a n y m a c h in e .” L o n g a fle r w e h ave fo rg o tten w h e th e r the sp y in o u r m id st w a s A ld r ic h A m e s o r A m e s A ld r ic h , w e w ill re m a in fo re ve r Indebted to o u r frie n d S a tire for s h a rin g w ith us th is tale o f C a s e y 's a b ilit y to I'c-b y-the-scat-af-hls-pan ts. P la y it a g ain . U n c le S a m . LETTERS TO EDITOR L e tte rs to th e ed ito r are w e lco m e . A ll I d le r s m u st he sig n ed , in c lu d e the a d d re ss o f the w rite r a n d u d a y tim e te le p h o n e n u m b e r. L e tte rs s h o u ld he on a s in g le su b je ct a n d be a s b rie f a s p o ssib le . T h e I d le r s are su b ject lo e d itin g . _J P e rh a p s the a d v a n c in g y e a rs m e llo w m e. hut I b e lie v e I a m lie g ln n llig to se c p o litic ia n s not so m u c h a s b a u d s m id fak es a s s im p ly o v e rg ro w n c h ild re n . T h e y gel u p e v e ry d a y a n d c lo s e th e ir eves real tig h t a n d sq u e e ze w llh a ll th e ir m ig h t a n d soon Ih cy a re tip to e in g th ro u g h fa n ta sy w o rld s a n d p la y in g Im a g in a ry g a m e s w ith m a k e -b e lie v e frie n d s, a b s o lu te ly c o n v in c e d that tin- th in g s th ey are s a v in g u n d d o in g are real .m il i.iii^ iiilt A l l t h r o u g h th e re c e n t d e b a te o v e r tin- b a la n c e d hilldget a m e n d m e n t (<» t he C o n s t it u i In n . f o r e x a m p le , m c m t w rs o f C o n g re s s kept referr in g to s o m e t h in g th e y r a ile d " jkiillt leal c o u ra g e ." Now really. If yo u were a sk e d lo ililn k d p «i tiroto ty p le a l o x y m o ro n , w o u ld m il "|H)llUcal 11 a m b e g in n in g c o u ra g e " he the first to s e e w o rd s io p o p in to p o lit ic ia n s n o t y o u r h ead ? I m ean, so m u ch as p o litic a l co u ra g e in fr a u d s a n d W a s h in g to n is a rare fa k n s a s s im p ly b ird , a p rn lh o n n ta ry o v e rg r o w n w a rb le r It ever there c h ild r e n . J w as one. Yet th e y kept re ­ p e a tin g il a n d refer rin g lo il d ire c tly a n d in d ire c tly •• a s II it a c tu a lly e x ists. "The o n ly t ilin g that w ill s lo p t ills s p e n d in g Is co u ra g e , a n d co urage can n o t be le g isla te d Into the C o n s titu t io n ." sa id S en R ob K e rre y , D -N cb., o ne o f the few w h o d is p la y s It from tim e to tim e. " W e d o n ’t need c o n s t it u t io n a l c o v e r to m a k e th e to u g h c h o ic e s ," sa id Sett. J o h n G le n n . D O h lo , us he prep are d to vote a g a in s t the a m e n d m e n t. A n d so 37 se n a to rs, c lin g in g to the (letIon that so m e day, so m eh o w , I hey w ill c o n ju re u p Ihe "c o u r a g e " to gel o u r fisc a l h o u se in o rd e r, vo ted n ay a n d Ihe a m e n d m e n t w ent do w n In defeat. It's a ll a gam e the ca re e r p o litic ia n s p la y so they c a n c o n tin u e b u y in g the go o d ies (hat keep th e m in o ffice w h e th e r they have the m o n e y o r not. a n d it s been g o in g on alm o st c o n tin u o u s ly sin c e W o rld W a r II. O n ly eight b u d g e ts h ave been b a la n c e d In the past 48 y e a rs, none in the past 25. We h ave ru n u p a n a tio n a l debt o f $ 4 .5 trillio n , o n w h ic h w e a rc (la y in g $ 8 0 0 m illio n a d a y In Interest, a n d we c o n tin u e (o s la c k It u p at the rate o f h a lf a b illio n d o lla rs a day. T h e p o ls h a v e tr ie d e v e r y t h in g fro m s m o k c -a n d -m lr ro r s to s ta tu te s to bu d g et s u m m its , a n d n o th in g has c u rb e d th e ir a p p e tite for sp e n d in g . F o r m o re thun u decad e, th e y h ave been to y in g w llh the a m e n d m e n t thut w o u ld re q u ire a b a la n ce d b u d g et, a n d e v e ry tim e It gets b ro u g h t u p it g e ts s h o t d o w n w it h a llu s io n s lo t h is n o n e x is te n t th in g th e y c a ll "c o u ra g e ." W h e n Ihe S en ate u n rro w ly rejected s u c h a p ro p o sa l In 1986. k n o w w h a t the o p p o n e n ts s a id ? T h e y sa id a ll that w a s needed to so lve th e d e fic it p ro b le m w as a little " c o u ra g e ." W h e n the H ouse defeated a b a la n ce d bu dg et a m e n d m e n t In 1992. k n o w w hut Sen . R o b e rt B y rd . D -W .V n., had to sa y ab o u t It? H e said. " W h n t w e re a lly need Is a c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t that sa y s. 'T h e re s h a ll be so m e s p in e In o u r n a tio n a l le a d e rs .'" Lust year, B y rd w rote: " T h e b o tto m Hue Is co urage. I do not see h o w a c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t w ill g iv e u s p o litic ia n s a n y m o re sp in e (ban we now liu v c ." S o how m u c h s p in e d o c s the average pul h a v e ? D u rin g the recen t debate, Sen . H u rry R eid , D -Nev., proposed an a lte rn a tiv e w ith a p o rk e x e m p tio n c la u s e that w o u ld have fo rb id d e n sp e n d in g lim it s o n su c h th in g s as b u ild in g s a n d h ig h w a y s . Sen . T e d Steven s. R -A h is k a , c o m p la in e d that b a la n c in g the h u d g c l w o u ld fo rc e c u t s In a g r ic u lt u r e p ro g ra m s. A n d A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e C h a ir m a n B y rd , ih e p rin c e of jx irk . w h in e d Iasi fa ll thut (he a m e n d m e n t w o u ld " m o s t c e r ta in ly e n d p u b lic In v e stm e n ts In roads, a irp o rts, w a te rw a y s, e d u catio n .' c iv ilia n re ­ se a rc h a n d d e ve lo p m e n t a n d defense p la n ­ n in g " a n d m u c h m ore. �Sanlord Horald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, March 10, 1994 - OA Shelter Continued from Page 1A chang e. Nile p la n s lo T h e new fa c ility , w h ic h w ill e x p a n d w lin l sh e r u n dn for Hit’ , a ls o lx* on I Mlh H ir e d , w ill w o m en and c h ild re n w h o co m e c o u lu ln e ig lii d o rm ito ry ro o m s 10 her lo r help. a n d a day c a re fa c ility . " W e ’ re d o in g lid s fo r Ihe Tilt* sh e lte r Is no w n sp a rk lin g o a sis on a at reel w here life ca n c h ild r e n ." M o th e r W e a ver said. lie h ard , a n d non i d lilie s d a n g e r­ "II we d o n 't la k e ca re o f them w h e n th e y 're s m a ll, th e y 're g o ­ o u s . W i l l i I h e e v e r - g r o w in g h o m e less p o p u la tio n the fa e llliy in g lo In- In had sh a pe la te r o n ." i a ii no lo n g e r n e ru rn o d u lc a ll ol W eaver p la n s in p ro v id e care lo r the c h ild re n a n d Job search ih o se In need. a ss is ta n c e lo r Ih e lr m others. She W e aver has u n d e rta k e n the sa id site p la n s lo w o rk w ith Ihc t a s k o f Im 11 d i n g a 5 . 3 0 0 P riv a te In d u stry C o u n c il a n d s q u a re -fo o t f a e llliy th a t w ill w ith o th e r a g e n cie s lo p ro v id e serve a s a te m p o ra ry h o m e to |oh n a m in g lo r i he m others, those w ith o u t a p la ce o f th e ir "W e w a u l lo gel them o ff A D C ow n a n d o th e r g o v e rn m e n t p ro ­ T h e a r c h it e c t u r a l f ir m o l g ra m s .” she sa id "W e w ant to F a rm e r a n d lin k e r ol M a itla n d g d them jo hs th e y d o n 't do h a s hcen selected lo p ro v id e (lie good lo the c h ild re n II they are a r c h it e c tu r a l a n d e n g in e e rin g w o rry in g to d e a th about th in g s ." se rv ice s (or the project. lin k e r said the project w ill cost " W e 'r e v ery h a p p y lo have betw een! 9 2 5 0 .0 0 0 to S.'IOO.OOO th is p ro je c t." T im lin k e r sa id " | l lo co m p lete. Is a great ih lu g ." 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M o th er W ea ver that w ay H ie w o rk w ill lie d o m ­ said. ain ! d ie m o n e y w ill he m ade S h e said a ll o f the ho m eless a v a lla h le lo pay lo r II. > w h o co m e to h e r sh e lte r now " I 'm not w o rrie d ." she sa id sleep in l he sa m e fa e llliy . a "H e w ill p ro vid e lo r d lls s it u a t io n sh e w o u ld lik e to \\\ ill Develop----Continued from Page l A great deal ol money along wllh us in lighting lor the commercial /oiling," said K a t/. who esllmated the two landown­ ers spent 9 3 0 ,0 0 0 lo 9 4 0 .0 0 0 In legal expenses H a t/ sa id h r has no Im m e diate p la n s to d e ve lo p Ids p ro p e rty T h e sta le fought for n e a rly liv e y e a rs to p revent the store, s a y ­ in g li v io la te d ru ra l land-u se re q u ire m e n ts u n d e r the W e klva Raid— ----- I C o n t in u e d f r o m Ptgt.l A K ro h n Is. d e p u tie s believe, an asso ciate m e m b e r o f the O u tla w s M o to rc y c le G a n g 's M ilw a u k e e . W ls. ch apter. A c c o rd in g to E d M cD o n o u g h , p u b lic In fo rm a tio n officer for the s lie r lll's office, K ro h n Is r tit ly on p ro b a tio n lo r tra llle k in g in co ca in e In S e m in o le C o m ity . In v estig ato rs w ant to ta lk w ith h im a n d they b e liev e he w ill c a ll w h e n he co m e s h a ck to S e m i­ no le C o u n ty . " W e have 9 5 0 ,0 0 0 in c a sh that we c o n fisca te d fro m the h o m e ." M c D o n o u g h said. " H e has 15 d a y s In w h ic h to co m e a n d c la im It. W e ll tidk w ith h im then " D u rin g the se a rch ye ste rd a y , d e p u t ie s f o u n d tw o H u r le y D a vid so n m o to rc y c le s that had been cu t up. T h e s e ria l n u m b e rs o il those tw o v e h ic le s revealed th e y had been reported stolen. O ne. In­ v e stig a to rs believe, ca m e from M ilw a u k e e . T h e o th e r has been I d e n t if ie d a s o n e s t o le n In D ayto n a Bench on M a rc h 5 from W illia m H agg erty o f W in c h e ste r. M ass., a H ike W eek p a rtic ip a n t T w e lv e o ther H a rle y D a vid so n v e h ic le s fo u n d In the gurugc w erc not be lieved to he stolen a n d were tdl registered lo one ol the m e n w h o w as s ta y in g In the house. In a d d itio n , d e p u tie s fo u n d a s m a ll a m o u n t ol co ca in e , a p a ir ol 9 m m h a n d g u n s a n d som e m c lh u m p h c lu m ln c x In (he hom e a n d In the garage. M c D o n o u g h sa id there w as no ev id e n ce to sh o w Ihat a n y o f the people s la y in g In the h o m e w ere a p a rt o f th e " c h o p s h o p " o p e ratio n . H e b e liev ed th ey were s ta y in g til K r o lm 's ho m e w h ile c o m m u tin g to a n d from H ike W eek a c tiv itie s . W h e n K ro h n p resen ts h im s e lf lo the s h e r if f s d e p a rtm e n t, lie w ill he c h u rg cd w ith o p e ra tin g a n Illegal c h o p shop. T h e F B I a n d t h e W in t e r S p r i n g s P o lic e D e p a r t m e n t assiste d the s lie r lll's d e p u tie s In th e ir Investig atio n. M c D o n o u g h sa id he Is su re K ro h n k n o w s by n o w that s h e r ­ i f f s In v e stig a to rs w o u ld lik e lo ta lk w ith h im . "N o w w c ‘11 Just w ait for h im to c o n ta c t u s ." M c D o n o u g h said. School What's for lunch? Friday, Mar. 11,1994 R lb -B -Q u e o n a B u n C o lo Slaw A p p le C ris p or C h e f's Salad o r Bag Lunch Low Fat M ilk i lO ver I’ r o le e lliill A i l T h a i h a lite en d ed Fe b 17 w h e n the F lo rid a S u p re m e C o u rt ic h ls e d lo la ke u p the s t a ll's app ea l ol a I'll Ih D ls trie l I ’o u rl ol A p p e a ls d e ­ c is io n a llo w in g ilie c o u n ty 's a p ­ p ro v a l ol Ihe s lo ii- lo stand T u e s d a y . <o m m is s io n e rs voted In give M ille r K llle r p ls e s n n lll Felt. 7. 1995 to su b m it Ih elr filia l site plan lo r (lie proposal, a one y e a r e x t e n s io n I rn m I h e lr d e a d lin e last m o n th . F iv e - y e a r b a t t le T h e state h a s tried to b lo ck c o m m e rc ia l u ses on liv e a cre s lla n k lu g I. on g w o o d - M a rk h u m Hoad sin c e I9H9, w h e n II d e ­ c la r e d ih e l t in 7 c o m m e r c ia l la n d - u s e d e s ig n a t io n o n ih e p r o p e r ly fa ile d lo m eet d ie r e q u ir e m e n t s o f th e 1 9 8 8 W e k lv a Itlv e r I 'ro ie e d o n A c i w h ic h re q u ire d ru ra l la n d uses ol s im ila r lu tc n s liv to a hom e A c o n v e n ie n c e s iin t - c o u ld n 't c o m p n ic in a hom e, d ie sta le sa id S la te o llic ia ls w ere a lso c o n ­ ce rn e d a busy c o n v e n ie n c e store w o u ld Increase a lre a d y so a rin g b la ck bear d e a th s a lo n g S It. -10. U ccause the p ro p e rly o w n e rs tailed lo " u t lh / e ” Ih elr com m e rle a l la n d use Itv se e k in g a z o n in g a c tio n or ta k in g som e o th e r a c tio n , d ie F lo rid a D e­ p a rtm en t ol C o m m u n ity A lla ir s d e cla re d the c o u n ty sh o u ld re­ vert the laud use lo a g ric u ltu ra l or re sid e n tia l. T h e c o u n ty refused, s a y in g II h a d n o r lg h i lo p r e v e n t a p ro p e rty o w n e r from try in g to m a ke a de ve lo p m e n t pro po sal c o m p ly w llh d ie act. T h e sla te c h a lle n g e d the p o sitio n lo the g o v e rn o r and C u h lu c l. h u l a state h e a rin g o llle e r su p p o rted d ie e o u m v 's p o s liio n . G o v. Hob M a rtin e z a n d the C a b in e t d is a g r e e d w it h th e e n m ity a n d h e a rin g o llle e r and In A p r il I9!M). th ey ordered Ihe ih e c o u n ty to re d u ce the landuse to a land-u se w h ic h w o u ld a llo w o n ly one hom e per acre. T h e c o u n ty app ealed the tieelslort lo the 5 lh D C A . s a y in g II h a d no la n d -u s e d e s ig n a tio n p re v e n tin g m o re d ia tt one hom e per a cre . In J u l y 1991, the a p p e a ls c o u rt o v e rtu rn e d the state. O n Dee. 10. 1991. c o m m is ­ sio n e rs m o ved ah ea d w ith rez o n in g the p ro p e rty lo r a c o n ­ v e n ie n c e slnre, h u l In deference lo the riv e r p ro te ctio n net, d e ­ c id e d no ga so lin e sa le s w o u ld he a llo w e d , p a v in g m u st he redu ce d a n d th e h o u r s o f o p e r a t io n lim ite d lo 0 a m. u n til 9 p.m . to re d u c e Im p a cts o n the sta te p a rk la n d n o rth o f the p ro p e rty. T h e sta le sued In A p ril 1992. s a y in g the c o m m is s io n 's lim it s failed to a d e q u a te ly protect the p r e s e r v e . S e m in o le C o m it y C ir c u it J u d g e W a lla c e II. H a ll ru le d five m o n th s later sta le a tto rn e y M B . A d c ls o u IV had failed lo file the su it in a tim e ly m a n n e r. T h e 5 th D C A u p h e ld the d e c isio n In A u g u s t 1993. A d c ls o n sa id W e d n e sd a y he w as u n h a p p y w ith d ie S u p re m e C o u r t's d e c isio n a n d Is hop efu l M ille r E n te rp ris e s w o n 't b u ild a c o n v e n ie n c e sto re on the site. "W e hope w h o ever w ill m a ke use o f ih e p ro p e rty w ill be a good n e ig h b o r :*s we in lc iid lo he a good iic lg tih o i lo th e m ." sa id A d c lso n . Programs a-plenty at the zoo By NICK P F I I P A U F H orald S t a ll W riter S A N F O U I) - A e t lv lllc s are se l for c h ild re n a n d n ig h t-fo lk s at d ie C e n tra l F lo rid a Z o o lo g ica l P a rk. N ig h t S ig h ts a n d N a tu re N ich e bo th begin th is m o n th . N ig h t S ig h ts w ill tie held on F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y . M ar. 1 1 a n d 12. A n e v e n in g sa fa ri be gin s at 9:3 0 p.m ., w ith a catered d in n e r, fo llo w e d b y an up-close n o c tu rn a l a n im a l p re se n ta tio n . G u e s ts w ill Jo u rn ey th ro u g h Ihe zoo lo o b se rve the n lg h lllm e b e h a v io r o f v a r i o u s e x o t ic a n im a ls. In lra re d fla s h lig h ts are p ro ­ vid ed to o b serve so m e o f the s p e c ie s o f s n a k e s a n d o th e r rep tiles. E d u c a tio n C o o rd in a to r S a u d i T llw lc k c o m m e n te d . " S u rp ris e s a lw a y s a w u lg h l the N ig h t S ig h ts tours, so m e tim e s In the fo rm o f n a tiv e a n im a ls w h o Just happen to lie p a s sin g th ro u g h ." S h e added. " W e h ave placed hat b o xes a n d fly in g s q u irre l feeding sta tio n s th ro u g h o u t (he zoo to lu re these n a tiv e s Into view . T h e p ro g ra m cost, In c lu d in g d ie d in n e r. Is S I 5 for a d u lts, 97 fo r c h ild r e n 3-1 2. 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T h e defense a t ­ R o m a n o w s k l w a n te d to h e lp h im s e lf to p ro p e rty from H o m e to rn e y sa id the o llle e r e x e rcise d poor ju d g m e n t In ta k in g the D e p o l a d d in g "lie d id n 't th in k he s m a ll b o x b u t lik e n e d the In c i­ w a s g o in g to ge t c a u g h t . " dent to a su p e rm a rk e t em p loyee H a s tin g s c o u n te re d F c llc la n l's w h o lets a frie n d puss w ith o u t a r g u m e n t s th u t In so m e In ­ stances. the state d o cs not have jia y ln g for an tec c re a m cone. to p ro v e in te n t. T h e p ro se cu to r T h e a I t o r n e y c la im e d R o m a u o w s k l w o u ld h ave h ad c o n te n d e d R o m a u o w s k l lo o k a p e r m is s io n to he In sid e th e box o f c o m p u te r pap er h ack Into s t r u c t u r e a s a p o lic e o ffic e r the sto re a lte r seeing a d e p u ty In v e stig a tin g a p o s sib le b rc a k ln . o u tsid e. H a s tin g s w as re fu tin g w h ic h the o llle e r c la im e d he w as ih e d e fe n se 's su g g e stio n that R o in a n o w s k l a b a n d o n e d the d o in g H e s a id ih e s t a le o v e rch a rg e d R o m a u o w s k l In the Idea o l ta k in g a n y th in g from the sto re ease DEATHS Horn M ay 2. 1920. In G re e n v ille , she m o ved lo C e n tra l F lo rid a 111 1972. M rs. M ille r w as a re tire d w ood p ro d u ct pro cesso r a n d a m e m b e r o f N ew C o v e n a n t B a p ­ tist C h u rc h . S u r v iv o rs in c lu d e dau ghters. B o n n ie C h o ic e . E v e ly n , both o f A l l u n i o n l c S p r in g s ; s i s t e r . E lza d a B. J a c k s o n . A lta m o n te S p rin g s; tw o g ra n d c h ild re n . M itc h e ll's F u n e ra l Hom e. O r ­ la n d o . In c h a rg e ol arran gein c iils , JACK H. MINK TERIR. BURATT1 T e rl It. H u ru ld . 97. o f East A m e lia S tre e t. O rla n d o , d ied S u n d a y . M a rc h 0. 1994 a l O r ­ la n d o R e g io n a l M e d ica l C en ter. H orn M a y 17. 1920. In N ew Y o rk C it y , sh e m o v e d to C e n t r a l F lo rid a III 1908. M is s H u r a d l w as a re tired P a c ific Hell T e le p h o n e Co. e m p lo y ee a n d fo rm e r S a n ­ ford H o u s in g A u th o rity c o m m is ­ sioner. S h e w a s C a th o lic a n d a m e m b e r o f Ihe A m e ric a n Red C ro ss. 7-A M e n ta l H e a lth Hoard o f C e n tra l F lo rid a a n d T e le p h o n e P io n e e rs o f A m e ric a . C a re y H and C o lo n ia l F u n e ra l H om e. O rla n d o . In ch a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ts. STEPHEN J. COWLES S te p h e n J . C o w le s. 43. N orth L a k e B o u le v a r d . A lt a m o n t e S p rin g s, died W e dn esda y, M a rch 9. 1994. at h is re sid e n ce. He w as horn M ay 14, 1950, In L o w v llle . N .Y. Mr. C o w le s w as In a c c o u n t­ in g for F lo rid a I lo s p lta l S o u th . S u r v iv o r s I n c lu d e m o th e r . 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J E R R Y W A Y N E F u n e ra l te r v ic e ! lo r M r J e rr y Wayne Thom aton. aqe *4. o l Sanlord. who p a tte d a rra y Tuetday. m il be conducted S aturday a* M a m a l the O a k la w n P a rk Chapel o l the lla ld w ln F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Hom e w llh Or M c F a l ll o llld a t ln g Interm ent w ill follow at Ihe O a kla w n P a rk C em etery, L a ka M a ry V io la tio n lo r Irle n d l w ill be bald F rid a y trom Y a m . lo » p ,m a t the lu n e ra lh o m e lla ld w ln F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home, O aklaw n P a r k Chapel. L a ke M a ry , In chArge ol a rra n g e m e n fi �S A - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, March 10, 1994 ___ ____ Analysts see strongest U.S. economy in 6 years By JOHN D. MoCLAIN A s s o c ia te d P re ss W riter W A S H IN G T O N T h e U.S. (e co n o m y Ih r id in g the cre st o f the biggest q u a rte rly su rg e In a decad e, w h ic h w ill h elp speed Its g ro w th In 11)94 at the fastest •pace In s ix yea rs, a c c o rd in g to a s u rv e y o f top eco n o m ists. T h e c o n se n su s o f 51 a n a ly s ts (Killed In r n r ly M a rc h by (he n e w sle tte r H lu c C h ip E c o n o m ic In d ic a to rs fo re c a sts e c o n o m ic g ro w th o f 9.0 p e rcen t, w h ic h w o u ld Ik * I he stron gest s in c e a 9 .9 p e rcen t a d v a n c e In 1988. T h e forecast, released today. fo llo w ed th e g o v e rn m e n t's re­ port that the gross d o m e stic p ro d u ct shot u p 7 .5 p e rcen t at a n n n n u n l rate In the fin a l three m o n th s o f 1999, steepest sin c e a 7 .9 p e rcen t J u m p In the first three m o n th s o f 1984. T h e G U I’ , the totul o u tp u t o f goods a n d s e rv ic e s w ith in the U n ite d States, grew 9 p e rcen t In 1999. " M a n y o f the 9 5 e c o n o m ists w h o ra ise d th e ir fo re ca sts th is m o n th cite d the u n e x p e cte d ly la r g e 7 .5 p e r c e n t s u r g e In fo u rth -q u a rte r g ro w th a n d the a p p a r e n t m o m e n tu m th e e c o n o m y c a rrie d Into the first q u a rte r o f t h is y e a r ." E d ito r l<olM*rt J . E gg ert w rote In the n ew sletter, p u b lis h e d In Sedonn. Art*.. T h e e c o n o m is t s r e p r e s e n t b a n ks, b u sin e sse s, fo re ca stin g se rv ice s, u n iv e rs itie s a n d W a ll Street firm s. A se p a ra te s u rv e y released W e d n e sd a y by the F e d era l R e ­ se rv e a p p e a re d to c o n fir m a m o d era te e x p a n sio n In J a n u a r y a n d F e b r u a r y , d e s p it e t h e C a lif o r n ia e a r th q u a k e a n d w in te r s to rm s In the E a st a n d M id w e st. T h e Fed a lso said In Its “ beige b o o k ” s u m m a r y t h a t “ o n ly lim ite d p ric e p re s s u re s " w ere r e p o r te d b y Its 12 r e g io n a l b a n k s , w h ic h c o n c lu d e d the s u rv e y o n Fe b. 28. T h e s u rv e y fo u n d h irin g a n d b u s in e s s In v e stm e n t p la n s In a lm o st e v e ry d is tric t, e s p e c ia lly In a u to m o b ile * a n d c o n s t r u c ­ tio n -re la te d m a rkets. “ H o w e v e r, s tre a m lin in g a n d c u u tlo n c o n tin u e to tem p er g e n ­ e r a l g a in s in m a n u f a c t u r in g e m p lo y m e n t , " th e s u m m a r y added. T h e Illu e C h ip forecast o f 9.fl p e rcen t g ro w th Ih ls y e a r w as even s tro n g e r than the a n a ly s ts ' 9 .3 percen t c o n se n su s In F e b ru ­ a ry a n d Is 0 .0 p e rcen tag e p o in ts above th e ir J a n u a r y p ro jectio n . E ggert sa id It w as "o n e o f the la rg e st tw o -m o n th g a in s w it ­ nessed In o u r 17-yeur h is to ry o f s u r v e y in g . " O u t h e so ld the o p tim is m p a le d so m ew h a t for 1995, w h e n lh e c o n se n su s sees e c o n o m ic g ro w th s lo w in g to 2.8 pe rcen t. R e sid e s m o m e n tu m front the fo u rth q u a rte r s p u r rin g g ro w th t h is y e a r, a n a ly s ts c ite d im ­ proved Job p ro sp e cts, a I percen t Increase In w a g es a n d sa la rie s In J a n u a r y a n d c o n tin u e d stre n g th In a u to sa les a n d o rd ers for d u ra b le goods. T h e H lu c C h ip a n a ly s ts agreed the e c o n o m y c o u ld not su sta in the ro b u st 7.5 p e rce n t pace o f the O c to b e r-D c c c m b e r q u a rte r, b u t s t ill w o u ld e x p a n d at a h e a lth y 3.1 percent rate In the first thre e m o n th s o f 1994. T h e c o n s e n s u s fo re ca sts In fla ­ tio n t ills y e a r at 2 .8 percen t, lit t le c h a n g e d fr o m th e 2 .7 p e rcen t Increase In the g o v e rn ­ m e n t's C o n s u m e r I'rlce Index In 1993. T h a t w a s the low est sin c e 1972. "H o w e v e r, p ro sp e cts for the CIM In 1995 rose a ten th o f a percen tag e p o in t (from the p re ­ v io u s su rv e y ) to 3 .3 p e rc e n t," E ggert said. U n e m p lo y m e n t w u s pro jected to re m n ln at 0 .5 p e rcen t th is y e a r before s lid in g to 0.2 percen t In 1995. T h e Jo b less rate fell to 0 .5 p e rcen t In F e b ru a ry , from 0.7 percen t a m o n th ea rlier. For Clinton, trust is at stake as aides head to grand jury By JOHN KINO A n A P N e w s A n a ly s is W A S H IN G T O N — b e y o n d the c o m p le x legal a n d e th ic s q u e s tio n s o f the W h ite w a te r affair, the sta k e s for P re sid e n t C lin to n rest In a m o re b a s ic p rin c ip le , best s u m m e d u p by Ills new W h ite H o u se co u n sel: " T r u s t Is the c o in o f the re a lm ." F o r a ll Ills p o lic y su cce sse s. C lin t o n has n ever e n jo y e d a c o m fo rta b le tru s t le v e l w ith the A m e ric a n p u b lic , a p ro d u ct o f p e rso n a l c o n ­ tro v e rsie s a n d o f the new style, a n d g e n e ra tio n , of le a d e rsh ip he b ro u g h t to the n a tio n 's c a p ita l. Not to m e n tio n the general sc o rn the p u b lic has for p o litic ia n s these days. N ow . w h a te ve r re se rv o ir o f tru s t the p re sid e n t h a s b u ilt u p Is at r is k u s W h ile H o use a id e s are , cu lle d before a g ra n d Ju ry to d e te rm in e w h e th e r . th e y m e d d le d In th e In v e stig a tio n o f a n A rk a n s u s s a v in g s pn d lo a n ru n -b y the C lin t o n s ' p a rtn er in the n o w fa m o u s W h ite w a te r D eve lo p m e n t C o rp . C lin t o n sa y s he Is co n fid e n t the a id e s d id n o th in g w ron g, a lth o u g h he a c k n o w le d g e s th e ir m e e tin g s w ith T re a s u ry D e p a rtm e n t o ffic ia ls to \ d is c u s s the In v e stig a tio n c o u ld be c o n stru e d as ; a p p e a rin g Im proper. C lin t o n h ire d new c o u n s e l l.lo y d C u lle r th is w eek to m a k e su re that d o e sn 't h a p p en a g a in — to Im pose u s tric t e th ic s s tru c tu re on a W h ite H o u se that a d m itte d ly d id n 't h ave one. It Is the w o rst. but h a rd ly the first, e x a m p le of a loose m a n a g e m e n t s tru c tu re c a u s in g C lin t o n tro ub le. Rut C u t le r's a ss u ra n c e th a t s u c h la p se s w o n 't h a p p e n again, ut least o n the e th ic s fron t, d o e sn 't re lie v e C lin to n o f Ills W h ite w a te r w o rries. T h e p ro ce ssio n o f u h u ll d o ze n a id e s before the g ra n d Ju ry, b e g in n in g tod a y, w ill generate m ore W h ite w a te r h e a d lin e s, tu k ln g tim e a n d u ttc n tlo n fro m h ea lth cure, w clfu rc a n d C lin t o n 's o th e r p o lic y p rio ritie s. C lin to n sa y s he offered the a id e s sim p le advice: " J u s t tell them w h a t h a p p e n e d ." b e in g c a lle d before a g ra n d Ju ry d o e sn 't Im p ly w ro n g d o in g , a fuct so m e tim e s lost In nil the fu ry o ver W h ite w a te r. "It c e rta in ly m e a n s the p ro se cu to r t h in k s y o u have s o m e th in g to te ll h im that w ill be of In te re st." sa id a tto rn e y J o s e p h D IG cno vu, a fo rm e r federal p ro se cu to r In W a sh in g to n . " R u t It Is not n e c e s sa rily u bud th in g ." b u t the ru le s o f la w a rc quite- d iffe re n t than the ’ ru le s o f p o litics. " T h e p u b lic h e a rs the w o rd s ‘g ra n d J u ry ' a n d It m a k e s tiie h a ir sta n d u p on the b u ck o f the n e c k ," sa id D e m o c ra tic Sen. J o h n R rc u u x o f L o u is ia n a . S t ill, he sa id h is c o n stitu e n t m a ll Is fo c u sin g on h c u lth ca re a n d w clfn re refo rm und c rim e , not W h ite w a te r. GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES 1. Adverll»« what peopla w anll ChUdran'i clothing, d iih o i, cdloctibloi, tooli, booka and antique* aro (he m o il popular itomi. 2. Maka It oonvenlant to ahop at your garago aalal Do »uro thoro la adoquato parking ipoco. P o ll lig n i with diroctioni to parking aroai. Make arrangomonU with noignbori. 3. Make It a a iy to payl Have plenty of chango and a •yitom lor handling. Maka aura one porion la on duty at oil bm ei at a contralizod location preferably with a calculator or adding machine. 4. Provide prloea. Do not make every porion aik, ’ How much la thii? Pricoi make for quick, offocove aaiei or a good laco for cuitom ori to Kart bargaining. . Get an early atari. Sot up ditplaya the evening before, if poitible. 3. Departmentalize. Separate the inoxponihro Itomi from the more coidy aroai. Group furniture, dething, toyi, lawn oquipmont and othor itomi with limMnr merchandte. 7. Specialize. E ila btiih one area for ‘ Under (5*. another for ‘ CJndor $1'. Contidor having a batch of itomi that are ‘ FR E E with purchaie of $3*. Romember tfte youngitera, loo. Encourage ihia with imoll, low-priced Itomi dial are appropriate for thii purpoie. 6. Time your aale carefullyl Have It at a time when m o il ’e are at home and unconcomod with ip o d a l ovonti. im blne your effortal Incorporate your tale with a neighbor for more varioty and greater Impact. 10. BaepecIflelWhonadverlfMngyoureaJointhonowapapor, lilt individual itomi.-Don't lim ply aay, ‘ several thing* available.* Each time you lilt an item, you are broadening the lilt of potential cuilomers. 11. Be generous I If you have itom i loft over, give them to a charitable oroanizoDon.____________________________ S " I d o n ’ t th in k a m o n g the p u b lic or on C a p ito l H ill there Is a n y e ro sio n o f tru st o r su p p o rt for the p re sid e n t, but there Is a n Increase In c o n c e rn ." Ilre u u x m ild In a n Interview O n th is p o in t H e p u h lleu n le a d ers agree, fo r now . " I th in k II Is a d is tra c tio n bu t It h a s n 't rea ch ed the point w here the W h ite H o use c a n 't fu n c tio n ." S en a te G O P leader b o b D ole said. W h ile the A r k a n s a s p o rtio n o l the In v e stig a tio n c o u ld take a yea r o r m ore, w hat C lin to n needs m ost Is to pu t a n y q u e stio n s abo u t W h ile H ouse m e d d lin g — und the a c c o m p a n y in g c o m p a ris o n s to W a tergate — to rest, the sooner the better. O n that fron t. If In fuct there w ere, as C lin to n Insists, no W h ite H o use sh e n a n lg u n s. It a p p e a rs the p re sid e n t h u s a n u n lik e ly a lly In s|K*clul c o u n s e l Robert Fla ke, F ls k e . a fo rm e r R e p u b lic a n p ro se cu to r, sa id Wcdnesduy tbut hi*^ In v e stig a tio n o f the W h ite H ouse m e c fln g s a n d c o n ta c ts w ith re g u la to rs c o u ld be c o n c lu d e d In a few w eeks, a co u p le o f m o n th s at iffftst. A n d he sa id the W h ite H o u se w u s b e in g " v e r y re sp o n siv e und c o o p e ra tiv e " to h is re q u e sts for d o c u m e n ts a n d In fo rm a tio n . D IG rn o v a . lik e F ls k e a fo rm e r R e p u b lic a n J u s t ic e D e p a r tm e n i a p p o in te e , lo o k F ls k e 's c o m m e n ts a b o u t tim in g us a lik e ly |Mirtcnl o f good n e w s for C lin to n . " I t p ro b a b ly m e a n s th u l be has reason to b e liev e that there w a s no In te n tio n lo u b s tr u c t tinin v e stig a tio n bu t Ju st w a n ts to m a k e c e r ta in ." D IG cn o v u suld. A lt e r w o rd o f th e W h ite H o u se m e e tin g s su rfa ced . F lsk e Issued h is su b p o e n a s w ith a speed thut ca u g h t m a n y In W a s h in g to n b y su rp rise , b u t D IG cn o v u sa id F ls k e w as rig h t on the m a rk . A fte r u ll. there ure s la k e s fo r h im us w ell. " H e needed to send a s ig n a l that he w us g o in g to be fie rc e ly Independ ent, u n d th a t these p c o p lc w c rc In a d a n g e ro u s area, th u l th e y hud to s lo p th is bruzen d isre g a rd fo r the In v c s tlg u llv e p r o ­ c e s s ." D IG cn u v a sa id. " I f th ey get thut m essage, then F ls k e w as d o in g th e m a fa v o r be ca u se th ey h ave loo ked te rrib le u n d th is Is u v e ry u n fo rg iv in g to w n w h en It co m e s to tru st u n d c r e d ib ility ." T o h e a r u c h a g rin e d C lin t o n d is c u s s the c o n tro v e rsy th is w eek. It so u n d e d us If (lie m essage had been received: " T h e re Is n o th in g m o re Im p orta n t to m e or to th is a d m in is tra tio n o r to o u r a b ility to c a rr y out the a ge nda o f c h a n g e u n d rcn c w u l that b ro u g h t us here th a n to se cu re , m a in ta in un d de serve the tru s t o f the A m e ric a n p e o p le ."’ E D I T O R 'S N O T E - J o h n K in g c o v e rs I lie C lin to n a d m in is tra tio n a n d n a tio n a l p o litic s for T h e A sso cia te d P ress. Legal Notice IN T H IC IR C U IT COURT OF T H S C IO H T C E N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y, F L O R IO A C I V I L A C T IO N C A S E NO. * * l1 1011 CA O D IV IS IO N M E F O B R E A L T Y A D V IS O R S . IN C. F / K / A F IR S T G IB R A L T A R R E A L T Y A D V IS O R S . INC., P la ln llll( s ) , VI. R U S S E LL A. R E N K E S , (III, D e le n d in lls l N O T IC E O F F O R E C L O S U R E IA L E N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N pu rsuant la a F in a l Ju dg m en t ol lo ra c lo tu ra duted M a r c h 4. 1994. and a n la ra d In C a ta N o 93 1031 C A o l lh a C irc u it C o u rt o l lha E I G H T E E N T H J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In an d lo r S E M I N O L E County, F lo rid a w h araln F G B R E A L T Y A D V IS O R S . INC. F / K / A F IR S T G IB R A L T A R R E A L T Y A 0 V IS O R S . IN C ., I l lh a P la ln t lll and RUSSELL A REN KES. AL T A M O N T E H E IO H T S CO N D O M IN IU M A S S O C IA T IO N . IN C ., R O B E R T R. R Y B E R G d / b /a C U S T O M V I N Y L S i b IN G . S A M S E A R S d /b /a C O U N T R Y S ID E P O O L S A N D S P A S . IN C ., W A L T 'S P L U M B IN G . P R E S T I G E A S S O C IA ­ T IO N M A N A G E M E N T , I N C , ora tha Defendants. I w ill M i l to tho highest and b a it bidde r tor c a ih at tha w att front it a o i ol Ina S E M I N O L E County Court- houM at 1100 a m . on lha Slh day o l A p r il, 1994. lha follow in g d a tc rlb a d p ro p a rly a t M l lo rth In la id F in a l Ju d g m e n t: U N IT 1 I0 G . A L T A M O N T E H E I G H T S . A C O N D O M IN IU M . A N D A N U N D IV ID E D 8470 I N T E R E S T IN T H E C O M M O N ELEM EN TS APPURTENANT T H E R E T O IN A C C O R D A N C E W IT H T H E D E C L A R A T I O N O F C O N D O M I N IU M F I L E D F E B R U A R Y W. I»f» IN O F F I C I A L R E C O R D S B O O K 1209. P A G E S 110* T H R O U G H l/)0 . P U B L I C R E C O R D S O P S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A W I T N E S S M Y H A N D and tha Mai o l Ih lt C o u rt on M a rc h 7. 1994. HO N O RABLE M ARYANNEM ORSE C la r k o l tha C ir c u it C ourt B y : D orothy W Bolton D eputy C le rk IMPORTANT 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 O F 1990 A d m ln lit r a llv a O rd a r No. »J 17 P a rto n t w ith a d is a b ility who nood a tp o c la l accom m o datio n lo p a rtic ip a te In th is procaadlng should contact A D A C oordin ato r at X I N. P a rk A vanua. lu lta N X I . S an lord. F lo rid a 27771 a l la a it liv e (SI d a y s p rio r lo tha p ro ca a d ln g . Teleph on e: 1407) 111 4 2 X E a t. 4777; 1*00 911 *771 IT D O ), o r 1 WBVSS 1770 (V I, v ia F lo rid a R a le y S ervice P u b lish : M a r c h 10.17, 1994 D E P IS mmmam I I* Legal Notices i l l I N I C IR C U IT C O U R T , IN A N D F O R S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C A S E NO.I 94 0444 C A IS E INRE: M O RTGAGE FO RECLO SU RE C H A L O N S M I T C H E L L end E U L A C M IT C H E LL , husband an d w ile, Plaintiffs. vs JA M E S R G A R IE P Y a n d 0 E N I 5 E M G A R IE P Y . husband a n d w ile, D atandants N O T IC E O F S A L E N o llc t Is glva n that pursuant lo lh a F in a l Ju d g m a n l o l F o re closure a n ta rtd on M a r c h 4. 1994 In C iv il A ctio n N o *4 0 0 X C A 14 E o l lh a C ir c u it C o u rt o l tha E lg h tta n lh J u d ic ia l C ir c u it . In and lo r S em in ole County. F lo r I d a . In w h ic h J A M E S R G A R I E P Y an d O E N I S E M G A R I E P Y are lha d a la n d a n ls and C H A L O N S M I T C H E L L and E U L A C M I T C H E L L a re lha P la in tiffs . I w ill M i l lo lha h lg h a sl a n d b a il bidde r lo r cash a l lh a W a tt Door o l tha Sam lnola County C o u rth o u M In S an lord F lo rid a , betw een lh a hours o l 11:00 a m and 7 00 p m . on A p r il 7. I f f 4. tha follow in g da scrib e d re a l p ro p e rly Tha South 1 X 0 le a l o l lha E a s t IIS 0 le a l o l lha Was! MOO le a l (lass lh a South X 0 le a l and lha E a s t ISO tael lo r road). G overn m en t Lo t 4. Section 17, Tow nship I f South. Range X E a s t. Sam lnola County, F lo rid a D A T E D Ih lt tth day o l M a rch . 1994 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C la rk o l C ir c u it C ourt B y Ja n a E Ja M w tc A s D aputy C la rk P u b lish M a rc h 10 17. I fts OEP W IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y. F L O R IO A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F ile N u m ber *4 17* C P Probata IN R E E S T A T E O F W IL L IA M O A V ID R U S S E L L . SR . Deceased N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N Th a a d m in is t r a t io n of lh a estate o l W illia m O e v id R u s m i I. Sr . d e c e a s e d F ile N u m b e r t4 174 C P . Is pen d in g In lh a C ir c u it C o u r t lo r S a m ln o la County. F lo rid a . Pro b a ta D ivt lio n , lha a ddress ot w h ich It S a m ln ola Cou n ty C ou rthou se. P ro ba ta D iv isio n . Sanlord. F I 17771 Tha nam es and addresses of tha personal ra p ro M n ta tlv o a n d lh a p e r s o n a l r a p r a te n t a t iv e 's a tto rn e y a re sat forth below A ll In te re ste d pa rso n s a r t req u ired to Ida w ith th is court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S O f TH E F IR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O F TH IS N O T IC E M l a ll c la im s against lh a a ila la and 171 any o b | o d lo n by an I n te re s te d parson on whom this n otice is served lh a l challenges (he v a lid Ity o l lha w ill, lh a q u a lifica tio n s o l tha personal ra p ra M n ta tlv a venue, o r ju ris d ic tio n ot tha court A L L C L A IM S A N D O B JE C T IO N S N O T SO F I L E D W IL L BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D P u b lic a tio n o l th is N o tice has begun on M a r c h ! , I ff 4 ,. P e rso n a l R e p ro M n ta tlv a W illia m D a v id R u s m i I. J r 174 Teakw ond D riv e j I. A lta m o n te Springs. F L 77714 A ttorney lo r Person al R epresen tative G e r y E M a t M y . Esq 117 W est C itru s Street A lta m o n te Springs F L 17714 Telephone <0071 149 0900 f lor Ida B a r No 110014 P u b lis h M a r c h ] , 10. I0V4 DET M IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F T H E S T A T E O F F L O R IO A IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y C o m No: f l IM S CA14 I E ) O en erel Ju risd ictio n R E S O LU T IO N TRUST C O R P O R A T IO N , as C o n M rv a to r lor S T A N D A R D F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A S S O C IA T IO N . T ra n s ltr e e o l R E S O LU T IO N TR U ST C O R P O R A T I O N , a s R a c a lv e r lor S T A N D A R O F E D E R A L S A V IN G S B A N K . P la ln t lll. vs S U S A N F IO R IN O . • lo t.. D a la n d a n tls l. N O T IC E O F FO R EC LO SU R E SALE BY C L E R K OF TH E C IR C U IT CO U R T N otice Is hereby given lh a l lha u ndersigned M a ry a n n e M orse. C le rk o l lh a C irc u it C ourt o l Sam lnola County. F lo rid a , w ill, on the 7TH day o l A P R I L . 1fY4. at 11:00 a m at lha W a tl F ro n t door o l lh a Sam lnola County C ou rtho u M . In lh a C lly o l San lord. F lo rid a , o lta r lo r M l t and se ll at p u b lic o u tc ry lo lha h lg h a sl and best bidder lo r cash, the fo llo w in g described p roperty situ a ted In Sam lnola County, F lo rid a , lo w it: L O T 10. D E E R R U N . U N IT II, A C C O R D I N G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K If. P A G E S 71 A N D 71. P U B L I C R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R IDA I N C L U D IN G S P E C I F I C A L L Y B U T N O T B Y W A Y O F L IM I T A T IO N T H E F O L L O W IN G N A M E D IT E M : R E F R I G E R A TOR pursuant to lha fin a l decree o l foreclosu re entered In a cave pending In sa id Court, the style o l w h ic h It: R E S O L U T I O N T R U S T C O R P O R A T I O N , as C o n s e rv a to r lo r S T A N D A R O F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A S S O C I A T IO N . T ra n sfe re e o l R E S O L U T IO N T R U S T C O R P O R A TIO N . as R e ce iv e r lo r S T A N O A R O F E O E R A L S A V IN G S B A N K vs S U S A N F IO R IN O , e l al. In a c c o rd a n c t w ith lh a A m a r leans w ith D is a b ilitie s A d . per sons w ith a d isa b ility w ho needs a s p e c ia l a cc o m m o d a tio n lo p a rtic ip a te In th is proceeding should contact the A D A C o o rd i­ nator a l X I N orth P a rk Avenue. S u lla N X I , Sanlord. F lo rid a 17771 e l le a st liv e ( J l d a y s p rio r lo the p roceed in g Telephone (407) 177 4 1 X Ctrl 4777 I (M01 9151771 (T O D ) or I (M 0) 9SS 1770 ( V I. v ie F lo r id a R e la y Sarvlca. W IT N E S S m y h.vnd and o l t id a l Mai o l M id C ou rt th is 7th day o l M a rc h . 1994 (S E A L) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE. CLERK B y : D orothy W. B ollon D eputy C la rk P u b lish : M a rc h 10.17. Iffa D E P 17 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R I OF 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 , S T A T E O F F L O R ID A C I V I L D IV IS IO N C e M N * .t)M IC A I4 C M I D S T A T E T R U S T II. a D e la w a re business trust. P la in tiffs . vs. C A R M E N L CO STELLO , a sin gle man. Defendant N O T IC E O F S A L E N O T IC E Is hereb y g iv en lh a l. pursuant lo an O rd e r or Judg rn e n l e n te re d In the above captioned cave. I w ill M il the p ro p e rly situ a ted In Sem inole County, F lo rid a , d escrib e d as The west '> o l Lo t 5. B lock • '0 " , O ro w n 't S u b d iv isio n o l B eck H a m m o ck , a cc o rd in g lo the p la t Ih e rto l as record ed In P la t Book I. P a g e «J. 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 l p u b lic ta le , lo the highest and best bidde r lo r cash, e l the west I r o n l d o o r o l th e S e m in o le County C o u rth o u M . X I N P a rk A venue, S a n lord . F lo rid a , a l II 00 a m on A p r il 7 . 1tf4 ■ In accord a n ce w ith the A m er le a n t w ith D is a b ilitie s A ct. per sons needing a s p e c ia l accom m o d a l Ion lo p a rtic ip a te In Ih lt procaadln g should contact lha In d iv id u a l or a g e n cy M n d in g n otice not la ter than m e n da ys p rio r lo the propceeding a l lha add ress given on the notice Telephone 407 177 4 7 X e . l 4777) I 900 911 1771 (T O O ), o r I MO f l l 1770 IV I. v ie F lo rid a R a ley S a rvlca D A T E D Ih lt 4 lh d a y o l M a rch . Iff 4 iC o u r l Seal) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K O F C IR C U IT CO U R T B y D orothy W B o llo n D eputy C le rk P u b lis h M a rc h 10.17. IM4 D E P 7f IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U RT O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT FO 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: t J 7174 C A 14 E H A R O L D K S W IFT and A L V I R A A S W I F T .h is W ile. P la in tiffs. v FRAN KSELBYandN AVY O R L A N D O F E O E R A L C R E D IT U N IO N Defendants N O T IC E O F S A L E N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N lh a l pu rsu an t lo the S u m m a ry F in a l Ju dg m en t In F ore clo su re entered on the Ird day o l M a rc h 1994, In the c e u M pending In the C ir c u it Court. In an for Sem inole County. F lo rid a C iv il Cause No 97 7174 C A 14 E . the undersigned C le rk w ill M i l the p ro p e rly S itu a te d in s a id C o u n ty de scrib e d as C om m en cin g at a point 44a e ft . N orth o l the Southeast cor ner o l Section 74. Tow nship If South. Range 79 E a st, lor the P o in t of beginning F ro m (he point o l beginning thence con tlnue lo run N orth I l f It . Ihence run W est 144 01 It Thence run South I l f I I . Ihence ru n East 144 01 II to point o l beginning e ic e p l 71 II lo r the rig h t o l way lo r O ran ge B lv d a l P u b lic sale lo the highest and best bidder lor ca sh s ta rlin g a l the hour o l It 00 o 'c lo c k a m on the Slh of A p r il. 1994 In the West F ro n t Door o l S em in ole County C ou rtho u M . X I N P a rk A v e , Sanford. Sem inole County. F lo r Ida In accorda n ce w ith lha A m er leans W ith D is a b ilitie s A d . per sons with d is a b ilitie s needmg e tp e d e l a cco rn m o d ello n lo par f l d p a l e In t h is p r o c e e d in g should contac! (he A D A Coordi nator at in* S em in ole County C ou rtho u M , M l N P a rk Ave S u ite N10I. S a n lo rd F lo rid a 17771 Telephone 1X71 171 41X. E e l 4777 II h e a rin g Im paired. (T D D ) I too 7111771. o r Voice IV I I M 0 911 1770. v ia F lo rid a R e la y Service D A T E D Ihle I rd day o l M a rch 1994 M A R Y A N N E MORSE C le rk o tlh e C ourt B y Dorothy W B o llo n Deputy C le rk P u b lis h M a rc h 10. 17. 1994 D E P II N e llc e e l S h e r lll's S a lt N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N lh a l by v irtu e o l lh a l ce rta in W rit o l E v e c u llo n Issued out o l end under the M a i of the C irc u it C ourt o l O ran ge County. F lo r Ida. Case «CI9] 7111 upon a fin a l lodgm ent ren d ered In Ihe a lore sa id C ourt on Ihe 74th day o l Ja n u a ry A D 1994. In lh a l car la in case en titled R C Slevens Con stru ction Com pan y, P la ln t lll vs M a rk S M u c h a . Indlvldu a lly , and a s Trustee lor M u ch a Sports. Inc.. D e le n d a n l w hich a fo resa id W rit o l E a e c u llo n w as d e liv e re d lo m e as S h e rltl o l Sem inole County, F lo rid a and I have le vied upon a ll Ihe righ t, lltle and In la re sl o l Ihe delen d a n l. M a r k S M u c h a . In dlvldu a lly , and as Tru stee lo r M u ch a S p o rts, In c., In a n d lo Ihe fo llo w in g d e s crib e d p ro p e rly , sa id p ro p e rly being located In Sem inole County, F lo rid a m ore p a r t ic u l a r ly d a t c r lb a d a t io llo w t: E x h ib it " A " Inventory list o l such Hem s Including but not lim ite d to: V a rio u s B a se b a ll. F o o tb a ll. B a sk etb a ll, and H ockey C a rd s R e lr lg t r a lo r M icro w a v e Cash Registers and tha u ndersigned a t S h e rlll o l S am ln ola County. F lo rid a , w ill a l II 00 A M on lha 4th day o l A p r il A O 1994. a lia r tor ta la and M il to the hig h est bidder. F O R C A S H IN H A N D A N D S U B J E C T TO A N Y A N D A L L E X I S T I N G L I E N S , a l Ihe Fron t (W est) Door, a l Ihe steps, o l Ihe Sem inole County C o u rth o u M In S an lord. F lo rid a , tha above da scrib e d p ro p e rly T h a i said M ia It being m ade lo sa tis fy the term s o l Ih lt W rit o l E lo c u tio n D onald F E s lln g e r. S h e rlll S em inole County. F lo rid a N O T IC E R E G A R O I N G T H E A M E R I C A N S W I T H O IS A B I I T I E S A C T O F 1990. P E R S O N S W IT H A D I S A B I L I T Y N E E D IN G S P E C IA L AC C O M M O D A T IO N S TO P A R T IC I P A T E IN T H E P R O C E E D I N G SH O ULD CO N TACT THE C IV IL D IV IS IO N O F TH E S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E . E N F O R C E A B L E W R IT S S E C T I O N . 134S 7 I T H S T R E E T . S A N F O R O . F L O R ID A AT L E A S T F I V E D A Y S P R IO R TO TH E P R O C E E D IN G TELE P H O N E : 1X7) 1 X 0 4 X TTD 1X7)77)1173 Pu blish ed: M a rc h 1. 10. 17. 74. w ith tha ta la being A p r il 4,1994 D E P It IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T , E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT ,IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y, F L O R ID A C A S E NO. 97 7II7 C A 1 4 E K IS L A K N A T IO N A L B A N K . P la ln t lll, VI L A W R E N C E T R A V IT S K Y . a t a l, D a te n d e n H i). N O T IC E O F S A L E N o lle* II hereb y given lh a l, pu rsuant to a S u m m a ry Judg rn en l o l F o re c lo su re , I w ill M il Ihe follow in g d escrib e d p ro p e rly lo c a te d In S e m in o le C ou n ty, F lo rid a U n it * 7* . A L T A M O N T E H E I G H T S , a Con do m in iu m , and an u n d iv id e d I 1)70 Interest In Ihe com m on elem en ts a p p u rle n e n l thereto In a ccorda n ce w ith Ihe O e c le ra llo n o l C on do m in iu m Hied F e b ru a ry 14. 1979. In O l B etel R e co rd s Book 1209. page 170*. p u b lic re c o rd s o l Sem inole County. F lo rid a a l p u b lic ta le , lo Ihe highest bidde r lor cash, a l west Iron l door o l Ihe Sem inole County C o u rth o u M . S a n lo rd . F lo rid a . II 00 A M on A p r il 7,1994 A m e ric a n s W ith D lM b llllla s A d ( A D A I N o lle * In ac co rden c* w ith Ih* A m e ric a n s w ith D is a b ilitie s A ct. parsons w ith a d is a b ility who need a sp e cia l accom m o d a tio n to par l l d p a l a In t h is p r o c a a d ln g should contact A D A C oordin ato r *1 X I N orth P a r k Avenue, Suit* N X I . S anlord. F lo rid a 37771 a l la a t l llv * d a y s p rio r to tha p ro ca a d ln g Telephone 1X7) 177 4 7 X E « t 4777; I *00 911 0771 IT D O ) o r I M 0 f l l 1770 IV I. vl* F lo rid * R e la y S a rv lca W IT N E S S m y h a rd and Seal o l th is C ou rt on M a r c h 4. >994 (Seal) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K .C IR C U IT C O U R T B y D orothy W B ollon D eputy C la rk P u b lis h M a r c h 10. 17. 1*94 O E P II 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 CO U N TY. F L O R ID A P R O B A T E D IV ISIO N F ile N u m ber 94 141 C P IN R E E S T A T E O F M A R K W IL LIA M O R O PEZA Deceased N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N (On* P R ) The a d m in is t r a tio n o l Ih* e s ta te o l M A R K W I L L I A M O R O P E Z A . d e c e a se d . F ile N u m ber *4 141 C P . It pending In Ihe C irc u it C ou rt lor Sem inole County. F lo rid a Probate D lv l tion . Hi* add ress o l w hich It X I N P a rk A venue. Room X 7 , S a n lo rd F L 37777 The nam e and address o l Ih* P e rs o n a l R e p re s e n ta tiv e and Ih* Pe rso n a l R epresen ’ a tlve s attorney a re M l forth below A LL IN T E R E S T E D P E R SO NS A R E N O T I F I E D TH A T A lt p e rso n s on w hom th is nolle* it M r y t d who have ob lection s that ch a llen g e Ih* v a lid Ity o l Ih* W ill. Ih* q u a lifica tio n s o l Ih* P e rso n a l R tp re M n la llv * . venue or ju ris d ic tio n o l Ihls C ou rt ere re q u ire d lo III* th eir o b l e d l o n t w it h I h lt C o u r t W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E M O NTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y O A Y S A F T E R TH E O A TE O F S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E ON THEM A ll cre d ito rs ot the decedent and olher persons h avin g c la im s or dem ands again st decedent t •state on w hom a copy ot this notice Is served w ithin three m onths a lte r Ihe date o l the first p u b lic a tio n o l th is notice m u tt III* their c la im s with Ih lt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF 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 TH IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y O A Y S A F T E R THE O A TE O F S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E ON THEM A ll o th e r c r e d ito r s ot Ihe decedent and persons h avin g c la im s or dem ands against Ihe decedent s estate m ust tile their c la im s w ith I h lt court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S . O E M A N D S A N D O B J E C T I O N S N O T SO F IL E D W IL L BE F O R E V E R BARRED The d a le o l Ihe l l r t l P u b lic * lio n o l th is n olle* Is M a r c h J. 1994 JU LIA E M A X W E L L O ROPEZA Pe rso n a l R e p re M n la llv e 714 A lto n Square. A pt X I A lta m o n te Springs. F L 17714 S T E P H E N O D U N E G A N . ESQ A tto rn ey lo r P e rso n a l R e p re M n la llv e F lo rid a B a r N o 17691] L O W N D E S . O R O S D IC K . OOSTER. KAN TO R L R E E D . P R O F E S S IO N A L A S S O C IA T IO N 3IS N orth E o le D riv e P O Don 3909 O rlando. F L 3)907 7909 Telephone (4071 84) 4600 P u b lis h M a r c h ) . 10. 1994 O E P If 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 TY, F L O R ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F ile N u m b e r 94 <11 C P IN R E ES T A T E O F D A N IE L H .G U T H E R Y Deceased N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N TO A L L P E R S O N S H A V IN G C L A IM S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T THE AOOVE ESTATE Th e a d m in is t r a t io n o l Ihe • s t a le o l D A N I E L H G U T H E R Y . d e c e a se d , F ile N u m ber 94 071 C P , It pending In Ihe C irc u it C o u rt lo r Sem inole County. F lo rid a . Pro bate D lv l tio n . Ihe add ress ot w h ich Is X I N P a rk A venue. S anlord. F lo r Ida 77771-174] The nam es end e d d re tM t o l Ihe personal rep re M n le llv e and the personal rep r e M n la llv e ’e attorn ey are M l lo rth 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 p e rso n s on w hom Ih lt nolle# It M rv e d who have ob le ction s lh a l ch a llen g e Ihe v a lid Ity o l Ihe W ill. Ihe q u a lifica tio n s o l Ihe P e rso n a l R e p re M n la llv e , venue, or ju ris d ic tio n o l Ihe C ourt, and a ll persons h avin g c la im s a ga in st Ih* a tla l* who a re M rv e d w ith a copy o l th is nolle# aro ra q u lra d to III* w ith I h lt C o u 't such objection or c la im w ith in tha la lt r o l three m onths a lte r the d a le o l Ihe l l r t l p u b lic a tio n o l th is nolle* or th irty da ys a lte r Ihe M r v lr e o l a co p y o l th is n o tice on lh a l person Person s h a v in g c la im s again st Ih# slat* who a r* not known lo th a P e r s o n a l R e p re s e n ta tiv e Legal Notices end whose nam e or add ress ere not re a s o n a b ly a t c a r la ln a b le m u st III* a ll c la im s a g a in st Ihe • s ta le w llh ln three m onths alter Ihe d a le o l the First pu b lica tio n o l Ih lt nolle# A L L C L A IM S A N D DE M A N D S N O T SO F I L E D W I L L BE FO R EV ER BA R R ED The dale o l Ihe l l r t l p u b lic* Hon o l Ih lt notice It M a rc h 7. 1994 P e rso n a l R e p re M n la llv e K U R T IS L A N D ERSO N 1*11 W im bledon D r L a k e M a ry . F L G E R A L D F O R M A N E S Q U IR E A ttorn ey lo r P e rto n a l R e p re M n la llv e F lo rid a B a r No 071411 111W B e y rld g e D riv e F t La u derd a le. F L 7)73# 1X1) M4 70*8 P u b lis h M a r c h ) . 10. 1*94 D E P II____ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C I V I L D IV IS IO N C A S E N O 94 M4 O R 8) II I N R E TH E M A R R I A G E OF H usband JA M E S F KELLEY RESPO NDENT and W if e - E LA IN E M K E L L E Y P E T IT IO N E R N O T I C E O F A C T IO N TO J A M E S F K E L L E Y Y O U A R E H E R E B Y N O TI F I E D lh a l an A ctio n lo r D ll solution o l M a rria g e has been tile d against you and you are re q u ire d lo serve * copy o l your w ritten defenses. Il any. lo It on E L A IN E M K E L L E Y . P e ll tion er. w hoM address Is 490 S A N D P IP E R LA N E C A SSEL B E R R Y . F L 17707. on or before A P R I L 7. 1994. and Hie the o rig in a l w ith the c le rk o l this court either before serv ice on P e t i t io n e r o r I m m e d ia t e ly thereafter || you ta ll to da so a defa u lt w ill be entered against you lo r Ihe re lie f dem anded in Ihe petition W IT N E S S m y hand and Ihe M e l o l Ihls C ou rt on F E B R U A R Y 78. 1994 IS E A L I M A R Y A N N E M O RSE A s C le rk o l Ihe Court B y N ancy R W inter A t Dsrpufy C le rk P u b lis h M a rch 1 10, 17. 74 1994 D E P 19 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T . E I G H T E E N T H J U O IC I A L C IR C U IT . I N A N O F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y. F L O R ID A C A S E N O 9) 1914 C A 14 E K I S L A K N A T IO N A L H A N K P la ln t lll vs R I C H A R O C S M IT H e l al D e le n d a n lls ) N O TICEO F SALE N otice Is hereby given lh a l pu rsu an t to a S u m m a ry Judg rnenl o l F oreclosu re I w ill sell the follow ing described p ro p e rly lo c a te d In S e m in o le County F lo rid a U n it 114 G ALTAM O NTE H E IG H T S . * Con dom in iu m , and an undivided *181 Interest in the com m on elem en ts appurtenant thereto In a ccordan ce with Ihe D e c la r e ! on ot C o n d o m in iu m Hied F e b ru a ry 14, 1979, In Ot f l c l i l Records Book 1709. page 170*. P u b lic R ecords o l Sem i nole C ou n ty, F lo rid a at p u b lic sale, to the highest bidder tor cash, at west front door o l the Sem inole County Courthouse. Sanlord F lo rid a , at II 00 A M on A p r il 7 1994 A m e rica n s W ith D is a b ilitie s A c t ( A D A ) N o t ic e In ac cordan ce w ith the A m e rica n s w ith D is a b ilitie s A ct persons w ith a d isa b ility who need a sp e cia l accom m odation to par t lc lp a t e In I h ls p r o c e e d in g should contact A O A Coordinator at X I N orth P a rk Avenue. Suite N X I . Sanlord. F lo rid a 17771 a l le a st liv e d a y s p rio r lo the p ro ce e d in g Teleph on e |X 7) 171 4 ) X E k t 4777 I 900 91S 977I (T D D ) or I 800 91) 9770 IV t. via F lo rid a R e la y S ervice W IT N E S S m y hand and Seal ot th is Court on M a r c h 7.1994 I Seal I M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C L E R K . C IR C U IT C O U R T B y D o rclh y W B ollon D eputy C lerk P u b lis h M a rc h 10. 17. 1994 O E P <8 IN T H E C I R C U I T 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 . S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . 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F lo rid * 11771 The nam es and addresses o l the P erson a l R e p r e s e n t a t i v e a n d Ih * P e rso n a l R e p re s e n ta tiv e 's at tor nay a rc M l lo r Ih below A ll In le re e le d p e rso n s ar* re q u ire d lo III* w ith th is C ourt la ) A H c la im s a ga in st Ih* estate 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 en d lb ) any o b l t c l lo n b y an I n lt r a s la d p erso n lo w h om nolle# w as m a ile d that ch a llen g es Ihe v a lid lly o l Ihe w ill. Ihe q u a llllc a tlo n s Ol Ihe personal re p re M n ta tlv e . venue, or ju ris d ic tio n o l Ihe C ourt 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 F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF T H IS N O T I C E O R T H I R T Y O A Y S A F T E R TH E D A T E OF S E R V I C E O F A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E O F T H E O B J E C T I N G PERSO N 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 BA R R ED P u b lic a tio n ot th is N o lle* o l A d m in is tra tio n has begun on M a r c h 10.1994 B O B B IE J O S E P H I N E H O W A R D , as . P e rso n a l R e p re M n la llv e ot Ihe Estate o l R O B E R T P. HO W ARD I X South C o u n try C lu b D riv e . Cullow hee, N orth C a ro lin a 78737 A tto rn e y lo r P erson a l R e p re M n la llv e : K E N N E T H F M U R R A II O I M u rra h , D o yle and W lg la P.A . 800 West M o r M B o u lev a rd P O. Bon 1)18 W in te r P a rk . F lo rid * 17790 Telephone: '( X 7 ) 844 9X1 F lo rid a B a r N o . 0017494 P u b lish : M a rc h 10.17.1994 D E P 7) �THURSDAY Sanford Herald M a r c h . 10, Sports IN BRIEF •. • * '• ■ • |A ROUND THE STATE Rice, Heat thrash Nuggets M IAM I — O lc n H ire sco red '20 p o in ts ns i lie M ia m i Ile a l m a lm a llie d a double-digit lead th ro u g h o u t the secon d h a lf a n d !>cnl the D e n v e r N iiK tP 'ts 10 2 -8 0 W e d n esd a y n ig h t. Marlins beat Astros, rain K IS S IM M E E — had a sa e rlflc c lly h e lp the Elm Ida A s tro s O.A In a ra in K lc h R e n te ria lio n ie re d . and In a th re e -ru n f lf lli In n in g to M a rlin s o u tla s t the H o usto n -shortened ga m e W ednesday. Dolphins sign Stewart D A V IE — T h e M ia m i D o lp h in s sign ed stro n g safety M ich a e l S tew a rt, fo rm e rly o f the I.os A n g e le s K a m s . to a th re e-year. $0 m illio n c o n tra ct W e d n esd a y. At the sam e lim e , the c lu b rem oved the tra n s itio n a l free agent d e s ig n a tio n Iroiu free s a fe ly L o u is O liv e r , m e a n in g the five-yea r sta rte r Is e lig ib le to sig n w ith a n y team AROUND THE NATION O ’Neal, M agic drop 76ers r i l l l . A D K I . n l IA - S lia ip illlc O 'N e a l had -It) p o in ts a n d 14 re b o u n d s ns th e O rla n d o M ag ic beat the 70ers I I 7 - I 0 I W e d n e sd a y , e x te n d in g P h ila d e lp h ia 's lo s in g strea k in I -I gam es A n fc rn e e H a rd a w a y added 2 8 p o in ts and n in e r c h o iin d x f o r O r la n d o . J e f i M a lo n e le d P h ila d e lp h ia w it h 2 0 |Miinls B G reyh ounds on a tear Baseball: Lyman runs streak to 4 By TONY D a tO R M IIR H orald Sp orts E dito r L O N G W O O D — N o w that Ills team has w on fo ur g a m es In a row , L y m a n H ig h S c h o o l b a se b a ll co a ch Hub M c C u llo u g h feels It's lim e for h im to do a little c o a c h in g . ‘ " l l ' s the c o a c h 's Job to k r r p a stre a k lik e lid s In p e rs p e c tiv e ," sa id M c C u llo u g h a lte r the G re y h o u n d s Im p ro ved to 5-3 w ith a 7 - 1 w in o ver 5 A - D ls lr lc l 4 foe S p ru c e C re e k . " T h e r e 's a lot o f h a seh a ll left to p la y . " I t 's im p o rta n t Hint w e h a v e som e su c c e ss like* H its e a rly It h e lp s the g u y s de ve lo p so m e c o n f ld r n r c In th em selves. H id l l's e a rly yet. T h e p it c h e r s h a v e n 't d e v e lo p e d a n y c o n s is te n c y a m i e v e ry o n e 's s i ill s e ttlin g In." D e sp ite the w o rd s o l c a u tio n . H A K T F O H I). C o n n . — T h e H a rtfo rd W in d e rs sco re d fo u r s tra ig h t goals In the first It) m ln u lr s . in c lu d in g an N H L firs t for O ly m p ia n Ted C row ley. a n d w ent on to treat the T a m p a Hav L ig h tn in g -I I W ednesday n ig h t T a m p a Hay n u tsh o t H a rtfo rd 2 0 2 1 hut o n ly M are Ilu re a n heat W h a le rs g o a lie S ea n liu r k c AROUND THE WORLD Panthers shut down Oilers E D M O N T O N . A lb e rta — T h e F lo r id a P anthers, w h o a lre a d y h eld the N H L re c o rd for the m ost p o in ts on the ro a d by a first-y e a r team , heat the E d m o n to n O ile rs 5*3 W e dn esda y n ight. D ave L o w ry led the w ay w ith tw o goals as the P a n th e rs used th e ir u s u a l lig h t-c h e c k in g sty le to hobble the O ile rs a n d b rin g th e ir record on the road to 17 - 13-0 — good for 4 0 p o in ts S in Hornes, Hob K u d e ls k t and H ill L in d s a y scored the oth er F lo rid a goals WHAT’S HAPPENING OREYMOUND* 1. HAWKS I Sprue* Crook m M I I , } lv m « n IIS I N i | 4 4 Chom pogno, Lu ko ( I), L o a m (41 and V u llo lln O lio o «nd K o llt r W P - D lio n ( I I I LP Chom pogno ( O il IB - Sprue* Crook. M jrtlo * . ly m * n . H o m ch »nd K o llo r IB — Non* MR Non* R o c o rd l — Sprue* Crook 1 1, L y m a n S 1 M c C u llo u g h c o u ld n 't h e lp hut be plea sed w ith the s o lid cfTort tu rn e d In l»y the G re y h o u n d s W e d n e sd a y n ig h t a s th ey su p p o rte d the c o m ­ plete-gam e |>rrform anec o f w in n in g p itc h e r T o m m y D ix o n (2-1) w ith tim e ly h illin g a n d s o lid defense. T h e G re y h o u n d s sh o w ed Just how o p p o rtu n is tic th e y cu n tie on offense as th ey s tru c k fo r five ru n s o n one till In the bo tto m o f (lie flrs l. h ik in g a d v a n ta g e o f five w a lk s In Hie In n in g (three w ith the lia s e s loaded) and a h it halte r. " T h a t w a s good to se e ." sa id M c C u llo u g h . “ W e got th e ir p itch e r on tlu* ropes e a rly a n d w e d id n 't lei h im gel o u t o f It w ith a n y ch e a p outs. W e forced h im to g rt q u a lity o u ts a n d he c o u ld n ’t .” A f t e r M i k e l l e n s c h . .J a s o n G ro n e rt. a n d M a rk T h c ls e n rb u s e d Bee Baseball, Pago 2B Softball: Sisters help Lyman to 4-0 Prom Staff Re ports L O N G W O O D - B u ck e d b y som e o ffru s lv e su p p o rt from h e r o ld er t w in s is t e r s , fr e s h m a n J n n n lc B e h in d tossed a fo u r-h itte r W e d n e s­ day afte rn oo n to le a d the L y m a n G re y h o u n d s to an 1 1 - I w in o v e r the D e l.a n d B u lld o g s In a g irls ' f a s lp llr h s o li h a ll c o o le s t at L y m a n H ig h S ch o o l. Il w as the llr s i v a rs ity s ta rlin g p it c h in g a s s ig n m e n t lo r lle la ru i. w h o a ls o h a s a n o ld e r b ro th e r (Chad) that p la y s hasehall for S e m i­ nole C o m m u n ity C o lleg e. T h e w in k e e p s L y m a n undefeated (4-0) on i lie y o u n g season. J a m i l ’ lie h in d led th e 1 3 -lilt G r e y h o u n d a t t a c k w it h an In ­ side the park h o m e ru n . a dou ble. O R E V H O U N D S II. BULLD O G S I D o lo n d 014 000 — I 4 0 Lym *n 104 I I I - II 11 0 M u rra y . Nicho'% III and A ih c ro lt Ion Roland and A (* y W P — B flo n d II 01 I P M u rra y IB 0 * L « n d . Joplln g «nd G llllt . Lym an . Sn**d. lit (WlAnd and Jod B o la n d IB - L ym a n . K i l l i r MR — L ym a n . Jo B»l*nd R ocordt - L y m a n 4 0 three ru n s scored, and tw o M ill. J o d ie H cla n d add ed a double, one ru n . a n ti an HHI. J n n n lc hel|>cd her o w n c a u se by s in g lin g tw ice and sc o rin g a run. K a e c y S n e ad w as 3-for-3 w ith a d o u b le , tw o sin g les, tw o ru n s, and an M ill. K a ren K a lle a k w ent 2-for-2 w ith a ru n a n d two M ill. S ta ce y M ille r hit a trip le , scared a run, and dro ve In two. .J ill M e ndelso hn added u sin g le, one ru n . a n d an M ill C a r o ly n C ra g c r had a s in g le a n d an M ill. W e n d l A e r y s r o r r il a run L y m u n w ill a ile m p i to ru n its re c o rd to 2 0 in the S e m in o le A th le tic t ills afte rn oo n , w hen the G re y h o u n d s host th e lu ik e B ra n tle y P a trio ts at 4 p.m . T o n ig h t's Ju n io r v a r s lly gam e betw een L y m a n oral L a ke H ra n lle y w ill be played a l L a k e B ra n tle y at 0 p.m. Reynolds, Story come to rescue of Marotta, Rams P ro m S ta ff R o p o rta Early rally dooms Lightning 1994 L A K E M A M Y - J a y R e y n o ld s and D a n S t o r y m a d e s u re B r ia n M u ro llu 's effort d id n 't go lo waste. R e y n o ld s opened ih c bo tto m ol ih c e ig h th In n in g w ith a trip le a m i scored the g a m e -w in n in g ru n on S to ry 's sin g le lo till M a n illa a n d Ihc L a k e M a ry M am s lo a 3-2 dccIsU ui o v e r th e D e lt o n a W o lv e s In a 5A D is ir in b a s e b a ll c o n t e s t W e d n e sd a y n ig h t a l L a k e M a ry H ig h S ch o o l. M a ro tta (3 1) a llo w e d the tw o rim s (one ea rn ed I o n three h its , s in k in g o u t n in e and w a lk in g tw o as lie tu rn e d In a co m p lete-g a m e effort llu ll w a s |ust a little sh a rp e r Ilia n that of D e lto n a 's T o n y M o rg a n , w h o gave three r u n s (tw o earned) on five lilts . M o rg a n fanned five a n d w a lk e d three (tw o In te n tio n a lly). L a k e M ary 17-31 had ta ken a 2 0 lead w ith solo ru n s In (lie first a n d ih ir d Innings, hut D c lim ia (7 2) tied ih c sco re w ith tw o r u n s In ih r lo p of the flh h Inning. R A M I I. W O L V E S 1 (I In n ln g d 0 *lton * 444 ON N I 1 1 U h l M ir y III 0*0 01 I I 1 M o rg a n and W ltm tk l M a ro tta and P * r * l W P - M a ro tta II II L P — M o rg a n I B — 0*1 Iona. S***n*y IB - L a ko M a ry . Reynold* H R Non# Record* D * lIona 1 1. Lak* M a ry 1 I A fte r R e y n o ld s led off the txtlto m of the e ig h th w ith a trip le . M o rg an In te n tio n a lly w a lk e d M ik e llu k y a n d B ry a n S e lm m n k e r to load the bases and set u p the force p la y at (tic plate. H ut S to ry ru in e d that stra te g y as h r sin g le d s h a rp ly to c e n te r fie ld on the llrs t p itch . H u k y . S c h u m a k c r . a n d N ic k Sosu e a ch lilt a s in g le for the M am s. S c h u fn a k e r a lso r o n tr lh u ie d tw o M ill. R e y n o ld s trip le d a n d sco red tw o ru n s. .Jim M u /u rl scored L a k e M a r y 's ru n In the th ird Inning. D u s tin S w e e n e y opened D c llo n u 's tw o -ru n r a lly In the fifth b u rn in g w ith a do u ble L a k e M ary Is otf u n t il F rid a y , w h e n the M am s w ill o pe n S e m in o le A th le tic C o n fe re n ce p la y at S e m i­ nole In u 3:3 0 p.m . contest. H otold fh o lo by Mark M* m i « J im Razuri (m aking lag) and tho Lako Mary Ram s. 3-2 w in ners over Ooltona yosterday, w ill open their S e m in o le A th le tic C o n fe re n c e sch e d u le on Friday against Todd Braden (sliding) and the S e m in o le F ig h tin g S o m ln o les. JUCO Baseball S e m in o le C C el Lake C ity C C . 3 p m JV Baseball Tribe girls net enough wins to top Greyhounds 13Lake M ary at 0 vledo. 7 p m Prom Staff Reports HAIL THE CHAMPIONS JUCO Softball S e m in o le C C at C en tral F lorlda C C . 3 p m Baseball O viedo at W inter Park, 6:30 p.m three tim e s In the se v e n th to o v e rta k e U n c le N ic k 's . B ria n J o n e s scored the go-ahead r u n w h e n he h it a one-out trip le In the se ve n th In n in g a n d ca m e h o m e on T o m B o y d 's trip le . J im S c h a e fe r then sin g le d h o m e S A N F O R D - W h ile th e y d id n 't p la y e v e ry m a tc h , th e y p la y e d enough. O r, lo he precise, th e y w on enough. T h e S e m in o le F ig h tin g S c m ln n lc s c la im e d a g ir ls ’ te n n is d u a l meet •v ic to ry o ver the v is itin g L y m a n G re y h o u n d s at the S y lv a n Lu k e T c n n ls C e n te r W e d n e s d a y a fte r­ noon by w in n in g all fo ur of the m a tc h e s that w ere co m p le te d before the ra in fell. S in c e team v ic to rie s a rc decided o n a b e at’ o f-s e v e n (five s in g le s m a tch e s a n d tw o do u bles m utches) fo rm a t, the T r ib e hud b u ilt an I n s u rm o u n ta b le team a d v a n ta g e w ith th e ir fo ur w in s In sin g le s play. T h e re m a in in g three m u tch es w ill not be m ade up. A u b re y N elson g o t S e m in o le r o ll­ in g w ith an 8-4 d e cisio n o v e r J a m ie M e n d e lso h n In the No. I sin g le s m a tch . A t No. 2, T iffa n y So d e rstro m b e s t e d L y m u n 's LI/. K n u is o n . M ir a n d a W c s tm u rk k n o c k e d o ff A n g le M ateos 8-5 at No. 3 w h ile B la n c a S te v e n so n o u tlasted E ric a G ra b e r 8-6 In the No. 4 m utch. W h ile the b o y s ulso m an ag ed to get fo u r m a tc h e s In before p lay w as Interrup ted , th e y were d e ad lo cked at 2-2. Fo r S e m in o le , O s ca r C a n n o n lz n d o ru sh e d by A .J . K a h n 8-1 In No. { s in g le s p lu y w h ile Matt D u rh a m o u tla ste d K e v in C h u u lk 8 0 at the No. 4 po sitio n. L y m u n 's w in s cam e a l No. 3 sin g les, w h e re C h r is C o n n o r lo p p e d E d d ie V a rg a s 8-0. a n d No. 5} sin g le s. J a k e U rb a n d o u b lin g up Jo e B a tis ta 8-4. T h e No. 2 sin g le s m atch betw een Seminole1* David E d w a r d s a n il Andy Garcia'of L y m a n w a s s till u n d e rw a y W hile Ihc No. 2 d o u b les □ See Softball, Pago 2B □ See Tennis, Page 2B Softball Sem in ole vs. La ke Mary at L a ko Mary Sp orts Co m p lo x. V, 4 p.m.; JV, 4:45 p.m. Lako Brantley a t Lym an, 4 p m. □ O viedo at Lake H ow ell. V, 3:30 p.m.; JV, 5 p.m. JV Softball C JLym an at Lake Brantley, 6 p.m. Boys’ Golf [ ISem lno lo va. L a ko Mory at Tlm acuan , 3:30 p.m. □ Lym an va. L.B ra n tle y at R o llin g H ills, 3 30 p.m. □ O viedo va. La ke H o w ell at D eor Run, 3:30 p.m. Girls’ Golf □ S em ln o lo va. Lake Mary at M ayfair, 3:30 p.m. □ Lym an va. L. Brantley at S a b a l Point, 3:30 p.m. □ O v ie d o va. L a ke H o w ell at Ekana, 3:30 p.m. Tennis □ S e m in o le va. Lako H ow oll (boys and girls) at Rod Bug Lake P ark, 3:30 p m. □ O viedo vs. T rin ity Prop (boys only) at Rod Bug Lake Park, 3:30 p.m. H eroM P h o lo by M Ich M l S M iin o b l Steve W o o dlo y (running) and the N eth and S o n R o o tin g sq uad hod a shot at a threo-way tie fo r flrsl In the Sa n fo rd R o cro atlon W e dn esda y M e n 's S o ftb a ll League, Water Polo □ Lake H ow oll at M lam l-R ansom tournam ent. but neodod G eo rg o P o rzlg (No. 16) and h ls U n cle N ic k 's m a lo s lo boat R o ckers. U nfo rtun ately for N oth and Son R o o fin g and U n c le N ic k 's , R e ck o rs d id n 't cooperate. Reckers rebounds to wrap up title Prom Staff Reports BASKETBALL LIS p .m . — T N T . H o u sto n R o c k e ts, (L) S c u ttle £ omplote liaUnge on Page 2B S u p e r S o n lc s vs. S A N F O R D — It m a y not he H ie greatest c o m e b a c k o f a ll tim e , hut M eekers' r a lly fro m a n 8-1 th lrd - ln n ln g d e ficit for an 11-8 c h a m p io n s h ip - c lin c h in g w in o v e r U n c le N ic k 's la st n ig h t at I'ln c h u rs t P a rk In the S a n fo rd R e c re a tio n W e d n e s d a y M e n 's P o la r B e a r S o ftb a ll Le a g u e ra n k s rig h t u p there. Fa ced w ith the p ro sp ect o f a thre e-w ay tie If the score h e ld up. M eekers s tr u c k for s ix ru n s In the fo u rth In n in g a n d o ne In the fifth to tic H ie gam e a l 8-8, th e n sco red on N t 'h A Son Roofing D o o 'l N u t(/M c C * b c R eckon U n d o N lc k 'i 000 W - u 101 — 100 010 io i ooo 1 o - 14 11 10 • 11 :: �SB - Santord Harold, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, March 10, 1094 STATS & STANDINGS DOQS A l 5anford O rlando W ednesday night F its ! race - 5/14 0 . 1I U 1 R m 'l M c m o ry rn a k e r It *0 ( 60 6 60 I A ok Sunshine I) 60 6 60 6 Hondo Sm oke E m 4 20 0 ( 1 I I 11.60 P I M ) I t . N T i l l 6)1*6 10 Second cece — 1/*. 0 : J l »6 t P r in te s s H e a r l 660 6 00 J 60 iC r 's M is s A nn B 6 10 170 5 Varnoosse K id 7 70 0 ( 1 41 I f 00 P f l 41 D . U 1 1 1 -A ll I l f . 60 O D (7 i n i 70s (i 4 1 Am m oo T h ird ra c a - 1/16, D: 10,7) 4 Bob c (loo II60 1 60 1 60 6 Honda Sp.uk ler S 40 ] OO I Aok R a m b a lln a 4 OO Q 14 II 76 00 P 14 61 16 40 T (4 6 SI 111 60 F ou rth rece — 5/16. C: 10 I f 7 K atsu Kyoto IS00 5 10 6 10 6 M aplew ood Lady 4 40 7 40 4 M ae s V irg in ia n ’ oo O (7 I M S 60 P 17 II I I 40 T (7 I 4) 111 60 F ilt h r a te — 1/14, M> 11,17 I C u ilI n F a n n ie SCO 1 6 0 170 M o n E a r th llr * 4 60 110 6 F 'm lln * J 40 0 (1 II 10 60 P i ) 1 )1 ),1 0 T i l l 6)5104 S lilh r a c e — 5/14. A: 50 60 lE y e s a L o n o r 10.70 5 60 1 70 7 C ro w n 's HI K ic k t o o 4 10 5 L r A m ig a 470 0 (1 7) 16 40 P I I 7 ) 5 f .6 0 T ( l 7 5)171 40 Seventh ra c e — 5/1, B i 17.75 1 B d B la c kp rln c e ss f 40 1 1 0 160 4 M a g ic C r id e r 1 60 4 70 7 P la y Da M u s ic 4 00 0 II 41 11 40 P 114) 51 00 T 11 4 7) 177 M 4 i n 7 s i m o 10 Eigh th race - 1/14, 0 11.17 4 E J ’ c Je b 16 00 5 10 1 40 S O m nl E n t e r p r is e 7 70 4 70 7 Term s Andy G ir l 170 O (5 I) 17 40 P 11 51 11) 00 T <6 5 1)411 40 N inth race — 7/16, C: 4) 04 6 F in a l Chapter 1100 4 70 1 70 2 Cascade M .k* 170 110 7 B ran dy P a rk e r 4 go O (7 I) 47 60 P 14 7) 66 70 T (6 1 7 ) 1771 40 10thrace — 5/14. B: 70 I f • H eart 01 P a ttlo n 7 60 4 40 1 10 5 N«s Looking G las 16 40 5 10 1 la C r y ila l C le a r 3« 0 (1 1) 67 00 P (I 5) 47.40 T i l l 1)16140 lllh r a c e - 5/11, 0 : 10.f1 i C r i Thunderbolt 4 60 7 60 7 10 6 Y ukon M a v e ric k , 6 60 4 60 I N iiG lo r lB e * ||g a <1 4) 74 00 P f l I I 11 66 T (1 1 1) 416.6* TT 16 5 1 1 6 1 ) Jackpo t I I .041.50 ll lh r a c e - 5/16. A : II 01 5 Happy C h a rlie 57 00 fOO 4 60 1 S| Speedy 410 ] 60 6 J d 'i B ig J e l! 470 0 (1 I I I ! 4 4 P I S I I I I . I O T I S M l 1114 60 l l l h r a c e - 1/1, A i 16.15 I L n b 's M a d M a i 4 70 1 60 1 10 1 0 m n i W inona Ju dd eoo t l i» IH o tlo o t A lie n 500 O 111) 10 00 P ft 1) 51 60 T (1-5 11 110 40 OD (11 I A ll! 141.16 (I 5 A ll 1) ll lh r a c e - 7/11, B: 41 60 5 C orw n 's M is s ile 71 70 7 00 4 10 3 F resh A ppeal 4 60 7.70 6 Donna B a rt a 00 0 (15 ) 64.10 P (5-1) 114.70 T (5 1 4) 1651 00 5 (I 1 A ll A ll) 1741 70 A - I . O I f j H —lt lf.4 7 6 SPRING TRAINING S64III* Boston D etroit f l flEldlU s k 1*netl U | C hicago K ansas C ity • , Toronto CI»v«lan<J Tanas - M ltrta u k e e New York B a ltim o re C a lifo rn ia M inneso ta A ll T im e t ES T A M E R IC A N LE A G U E W 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 7 1 1 L 0 7 7 7 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 S 6 Pd 1 000 66T 667 400 571 571 571 500 500 400 400 111 167 143 N A T IO N A L L E A G U E VV L Pel 5 1 611 Chicago P iffib u rg h 714 5 7 St L jiiiS 4 667 7 4 Houston 3 571 4 New York 3 371 Lo* A n g e tM 3 3 WO P h ila d e lp h ia 500 3 3 500 $4*n F ra n c iic o 3 3 419 4 F lo rid * 3 *00 M o n tre a l 3 3 4 A tlanta 7 111 4 .C in cinn a ti 111 7 4 C olorado 111 7 1 1 San Diego 230 N O T E Split squad g a m e i count In H and m g v lie s o r college g a m e s do not W ed n esd a y's G am es 1 L o s A n g e le s l. K a n s a s C I t y l j M o n tr e a l7, N ew Y o r k Y a n k e e s 0 t D e tro it4, P h ila d e lp h ia 0 ! B a ltim o re 19, C le ve la n d f JU ST LIKE FINDING C O IN S IN THE W ISH IN G W ELLI It pays to advertise In tk.s Sanford H erald Classilied. An nd in tho Classified pages can bring you now found money Just like thoso coins In the bot­ tom of your w ljhlng well. So do more than wish. Call now and place your ad In the: Sanford Herald 322-2611 C h ica g o W h ite S o t 6. M in n eso ta 4 St Lou is 14. C in c in n a ti 6 F to rtd l I. Houston 5 Pittsb u rgh 4. T ern s 1 10 Innings Toronto 4- Boston 4 Colorado 4. Ch icago Cubs 1 San Diego 4, M ilw a u k e e 1 .1 0 Innings O aklan d 7,' San F ra n c is c o s Seattle 5. C a lllo r n la l New Y ork M e ls 4 A tla n la 4 T h u rs d a y ’ s Gam es Los A n geles vs A tla n ta at West P a lm B each. I 05 p m New Y o rk M e ls I s s l vs Houston (s s l at K issim m e e I 05 p m K ansas C lly vs St L o u is a l St Petersburg, t 05 p m P h ila d e lp h ia vs Bos Ion at F o rt M y e rs, t 05 p m C in c in n a ti vs D e tro it at La ke la n d. I 05 p m Pittsb u rg h vs M in n e so ta at F o rt M yers. I 05p m Ch icago W hite Sot v s C le ve la n d at W inter H aven. I 05 p m B a ltim o re vs New Y o r k Yankees at F o rt L au derd ale, 1 05p m M o n trea l vs New Y o r k M e ls is s l at P o rt SI L u c it, 1 tOp m T r ia s vs To ro n to a t Dunedin. 1:15 p m San D iego v s C o lo ra d o a l Tucson. A m . 1 05 p m O a k la n d vs C h ica g o C ubs at M e sa A r l t . 1 05 p m San F ra n c is c o vs C a lifo rn ia at Tem pe A r il , 1 05p m M llw a u k a e vs S e a ttle at P e o ria . A r l t , 1 05 p m H ou lten Iss l vs. F lo r id a a l M elbo urn e, 7:55 pm F r id a y 's O a m ts C le ve la n d vs C in c in n a ti a l P la n t C ity , I 05 p m D e tro it vs Houston a l K issim m e e . 1 05 pm B a ltim o re ( s s l vs Los A n geles at Vera B each . I 05 p m C h ic a g o W hit* S o t (ss) vs P ittsb u rg h at B ra d e n to n .I 0 5 p m F lo rid a (11) vs. K a n s a s C ity ( is ) a l Haines C lly , t:05 p m K a n sa s C lly (ss) v s C h ica g o W h ile Sot I s s l a l S arasota I 05 p m M in n eso ta ( s s l vs New Y o rk Y an kees al F o r i L a u d erd a le 1 05 p m B a ltim o re ( is ) vs. F lo rid a (11) a l Hom e stead. 1>05p m N ew Y o rk M e ts vs M o n tre a l at West P a lm B each, t 0 5 p m, P h ila d e lp h ia vs SI L o u t s a t St Pe te rsb u rg t 05 p m M in n eso ta I s s l vs T e ta s Iss) at P o ri C h arlotta, I M p m C h ica g o Cubs (ss) vs San F ra n c is c o al Scottsdata. A r i l . 1 05 p m S eattle (ss l vs C h ic a g o Cubs (ss l a l M asa. A r i l . 3 05 p m C olorado vs M llw a u k a a at C h a n d ltr. A r i l , 1 :0 5 p m San D iego v s O a k la n d at P h o a n li, 5 05 p m C a lifo rn ia vs Saattia (ss l at Peoria, A m , 1; 05 p m T a ta s (s s l vs B oston at F o rt M y a rt. 7.05 p m A lla n t a a t Toronto. 7 15 p m COLLSQI B A S U A L L SOUTH A la b a m a St 10. S alm a I A nderson » 5, P ie d m o n t I I A rm s tro n g s ! 1. Nor lo lk SI 1 A u stin P e a y at T ro y SI. ppd ra in C la m s o n f. G e o r g ia ! E m b r y - R id d le 5, M a r te n ! F la . In tern ation al I t, Georgetow n K y. 1 F lo rid a Southern 14, A ssu m ption 1 G a rd n e r W ebb 6. B elm ont A bbey I G eorgia T acit 11. A p p a la ch ia n SI 4 G u ilfo rd 7, M orehouse 1 Ithaca f. Si. Lao 4 Lam b u th 16. N a rfh F lo rid a 1 M ia m i 1. P a c t 1 M ich ig a n It. II. B a rry 6 N a v a 14. W alsh 6 N C. G reensboro 6. C ita d el 7 N C a ro lln s S I 9 Y a le 4 N W Lou isia n a at S E Lou isia n a , ppd ra in P re sb y te ria n 17. G e o rg ia C o ll 4 R o llin s l, F a H e ig h D ickin son I Saint Lou is a I A la b a m a , ppd ra m S le ls o n t l. P u rd u e I T u la n e a l L S U . ppd . ra in V irg in ia Tech 5 E v a n s v tlle t W C a ro lin a 7. II C W ilm ln g lo n l W ake F o r e s t6 III C h ic a g o ! M ID W E S T C u lv e r Stockton f. W estm in ster M o • SI Joseph s, Ind 5. L a S e lle r W ich ita SI 6. K a n s a s S I 5 W ooster 4. Rochester 1 SO UTHW EST Cent M ich ig a n 1 6 . T e ia s P a n A m e rica n 05 C reigh ton 5 1. SW T e ta s SI 16 H o u s to n 6 ,O k la h o m a l Penn St. 5 0. T e x a s San A ntonio I 1, 7nd gam e. 14 innings W yom ing 4. T e ta s T e c h 1 F A R W EST A rlto n a S I IS. B rig h a m Y o u n g 6 C a lllo r n la l. M a ln a S G ra n d Canyon 7. San D iego 5 P o rtla n d s . Santa C la r a 1 San Jo sa St. a. P o rtla n d 0 Sonom a St. 10. San F r a n d s c o f NBA STANDINGS EASTERN CO N FEREN CE A tla n tic D lv ltla n W L Pel. 40 19 474 N ew Y o rk O rlando 34 73 410 M ta m t 31 16 .519 N ew Jars*|r M 79 504 Boston 72 36 379 P h ila d e lp h ia 70 40 333 W ashington 11 41 305 C en tra l D iv is io n 41 18 493 A tla n ta Ch icago 34 71 644 C le ve la n d 34 74 600 544 Indiana Jl M 74 n C h a rlo tte 411 M ilw a u k e e 17 47 716 14 45 71/ D etroit W ESTERNCO NFERENCE M id w e s t D ivision W L Pel San A n ton io 43 17 717 Houston 60 16 714 Utah 6? 70 *77 Denver 79 10 492 M in n eso ta 16 43 271 1)4 D a lla s (1 51 P a c ific D iv itio n 43 14 754 S e a lll* P h o e n li 34 70 *5! P o rtla n d 34 72 61) G olden Slat* 34 75 37* L A L a k e rs V 35 166 70 i t 163 L A C lip p e rs 70 19 1)9 S acram en to W ed n esd a y's Gam es O rland o III, P h ila d e lp h ia 101 P h o e n lt 142, W ash in g to n 104 M ia m i 107. D enver OO New Y o rk 90. A tla n ta 61 D e troit 114. N ew J e rs e y f l S a cra m en to 104, M Innesola 96 Indiana IDS. M ilw a u k e e 94 P o rtla n d 177, U tah 99 T h u rsd a y 's O a m ts Seattle a l Houston, 8 p m D a lla s at L A L a ke rs. 10 M p rn Po rtla n d at G olden State. 10 JOp m F rid a y 's O am es New York at Boston. 7 10 p m Indiana at New Je rse y , 7 10 p m Denver at W ashington. 7 10p m P h ila d e lp h ia at O rlando. 7:10 p m P h o a n li a l M ia m i, 7:30 p m C h ic a g o a t Atlanta, 7 1 0 p m C le v e la n d * ! D e lro ll, k p m. C h a rlotte alM Inrtctsola. I p m Seattle at Sen Antonio, I X ) p m S a c ra m e n lo a lM llw a u k e e . f p m D a lla s o tL A C lI p p e r s , 1 0:1 0p m GO — 4 7 10 17' TO'l 27 i S'a 9 14 14 27 GB — 1 7 I ll s 24'> 14'5 —. 6 'J 10 21 2)'> 74 NBA BOXIS M A G I C III, H e r s 101 O R L A N D O (111) A v en l 1 4 0 0 4. Scott 1 IT 0 0 7. O 'N e a l 14 71 17 17 40. H ardaw ay II l i 6 7 78. S kile s 5 15 17 17. R o llin s 0 1 0 0 0. B o w ie 4 1 0 0 8, K ry slk o w ia k 1 4 0 0 7. R o ye l 4 1 6 6 1 4 . Green I 1 0 0 7 Totals 45 6775 17 117. P H I L A D E L P H I A (1611 P e r ry 7 1 0 0 4. W ealh erspoon 6 18 I I II, L e ck n e r 7 11 0 0 14, B u rro s 7 1? 0 0 17, J M a lo n e 7 IS 6 6 20. B o l 11 0 0 7. W oolrldoe 5 6 4 6 14. D aw kins 6 10 0 0 17. G ra h a m 7 5 0 0 4, M M alone 0 7 17 1. K id d 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 41931? 15 101 O rla nd o 74 54 ? f 54 - It? PhiladeIph a I f I! 54 II - 161 1 Poin t goals — O rla n d o 7 7 (Skiles 12. S cotl 14. H a rd a w a y O H . P h ila d e lp h ia I f IB a rro s 14, W e a th e rip oon 0 1, P e rry 0 7, D a w k in s 07) Fouled cut None Rebounds — O rla nd o 60 (O 'N e a l 14), P h ila d e lp h ia 47 IW eatherspoon 711 A s s is ts — O rla nd o 71 (H ard aw ay f) , P h ila d e lp h ia 72 (O arros J l T o ta l fouls — O rla nd o II P h ila d e lp h ia 7? A - 17.55? H E A T 102. N U O O E T S IO D E N V E R 1101 E llis 4 f 0 0 • R W illia m s 41 17 10. Mutom fco 15 12 7, A b d u l R a u l 4 II 11 f, S d lh 1 9 3 6 11 Ham m onds 2 1 1 7 3. P a ck 1 9 3 * 1 1 . Rogers 5 9 4 6 14, B W illia m s 16 1 1 1 . Brooks 0 4 0 0 0. Ran d all 1 1 0 0 1 Totals H 77 If 10 *0 M I A M I 11011 Long 7 14 I 7 15. R ic e 10 19 4 4 76. S eikely 7 II 6 10 27 Shaw 3 II 7 7 f . Sm ith 4 14 0 0 17. M in e r 7 6 0 0 4 Salley I 1 1 1 1 . B urton 3 10 I I 7. G e ig e r 2 7 0 0 4. K e s s le r 0 0 0 0 0 W iley 0 1 0 0 0 A s k ln iO 0 0 00 T o ta ls 4t f 2 17 77 10? Danver 73 I* 14 71 *6 M ia m i 74 J l II 76 - 101 1 P oin t goals - D e n v e r 1 7 IR W illia m s I 1 B rooks 0 I, Rogers O i l . M ia m i 1 1! (R ic e 7 5. Shaw I 4 W iley 0 1. S m ith 0 5) Fou led c u t None Rebounds Denver 52 ( E llis *1, M ia m i 47 IS aikaly 101 A ssists — Denver 16 (P a ck II. M ia m i 74* ( S m ith 7) Total fouls — D enver 71. M ia m i ?4 T e c h n ica l! - M ia m i assistant coach G e n try . M ia m i ille g a l de tense F la gra nt lout L o n g A — 14 »?f COI W ednesday's M e n ’ s Scores EAST P ly m o u lh S ! 107, S alem SI 101 M ID W E S T Illin o is 60 M innesota 75 M ic h ig a n II, Penn SI 72 M ic h ig a n Si 94. Indiana 71 O h io SI 74. N orth w este rn 71 W iscon sin fI, Iowa 71 TOURNAM ENT! A rk a n sa s I n ltrc a lle g ia le Conlerence C h a m p ion sh ip U o l Ihe C ra rk s 71. A rk a n sa s Tech 71 E C A C N Y N J Tournam ent S e m llm a ls F D U M adison If. M ount Si V in cen t i t Je rs e y C lly SI 9 7, Y ork N Y l / O T H e e r lo t T eta s Ctsam pienship SI M a ry 's . T e ta s 71, SI E d w a r d s Tetas 66 K en tu cky lit le r c o lle g iile A th le tic Conlerence C h a m p ion sh ip G eorgetow n K y I0J C a m p b e lls v ille / f M idw estern Coll* Qiale Conlerence C h a m p ion sh ip D e lr o ilM e r c y 70. E v a n s v ille * ! N C A A D lv II F ir s t Round C W P o ll 61. F ra n k lin P ie rc e 5? P a in e 67 Lander 61 N o rlh A tla n tic Conlerence Cham pionship O r e t e iia M a in e 76 W estern A th le tic C o n ltte n re F ir s t Round San D iego St 54. W yom ing 51 T e s a s E l P a s o 7 2 . A i r F o t c a 31 W ednesday's W om en s Scores SO UTHW EST 5 N araren* I I! P h illip s la S W O k la h o tn a 64 SE O k la h o m a i f T O U R N A M CNTS A tla ntic 10 Conteranca F irs t Ro und T em p le 7(7. West V irg in la 61 Big South Conlerence F ir s t Round C oa sta l Carolin a 67, W m lh ro p J l N C A sh e ville 74, C h a rlesto n Southern 57 Big W est Conlerence Q u a rte rfin a ls H a w a ii 03 UC Irv in e 01 U N L V 106 Long B e a ch SI 61 New M e m o St 6 3 .S a h J o s e S t 37 P a d l ic 72. U C Santa B a r b a r a 65 G reat M id w est Conlerence F irs t Round C in c in n a ti* !. D *Pau l6 * M a rqu ette 36. Saint L o u is 56 M e m p h is SI f l , D ayton 57 M etropolitan Conference S e m ifin a ls S o u lh irn M I s s 77, T u la n o a f V irg in ia Tech 67. N C C h a rlo ttt5 5 M iss o u ri V a lle y Conlerenca Q u a rle rlin a ls C reigh ton 73. Illin o is SI 44 S W M isso u ri S t 71. B ra d le y 40 N C A A D t v . il F irs t Round F lo rid a Southern 61. F a rt V a llf y St. 46 S C S p a rta n b u rg !!, Wo Itor d 70 St A n sa lm If, B rid gep ort *7 Southwest Conference Q u a rle rlin a ls Southern M eth 67. Houston 71 T c a a i A6.M I5. B a ylo r 77 T e ia s Tech 10), T e ia s C h ris tia n 35 W estern A th le tic Conference Q u a rterfin a ls B rig h a m Young 17 T e ia s E l Paso4» C olorado SI 49. U tah 57 F resn o SI 41. W yom ing 52 San D ltg o SI 95. N e w M e iic o a O INHL STANDINGS A ll T im e s ES T EASTERNCONFERENCE A tla n tic D ivision W L T Pts OF OA N Y fta n g ert 43 19 5 91 744 111 36 70 10 17 7)9 III New Jersey 31 79 8 70 218 709 W ashington F lo rid a 71 31 10 64 185 IM Phitadelphta 10 12 S 65 71) 251 78 11 7 6) 778 715 N Y Isla n d e n Tam pa Bay 71 34 8 51 111 705 Northeast D ivision 34 70 II 13 731 190 Bo si on M o n trea l 13 77 10 80 771 I lf 35 76 fl 78 730 180 B u ffa lo Pittsb u rgh 11 21 1? 78 219 731 76 34 6 58 713 775 Quebec 73 37 7 53 186 774 H a rtfo rd O ttaw a 10 50 8 78 i d i n W ESTERNCO NFERENCE Cen tral D lv tllo n W L T Pts O F O A D etroit 40 72 3 8 5 793 776 Toronto 14 21 It 61 276 1*4 D a lla s 11 14 9 79 714 71] SI L o u ll 11 14 8 74 114 77J C h ica g o 11 77 6 71 701 187 W innipeg If 41 8 46 70 ! 784 P e c ih c D iv is io n C a lg a ry 17 74 It 73 145 171 V ancouver 13 10 1 69 111 711 San Jose 24 10 II 61 197 21* A n a h eim 21 19 5 33 166 115 Los A n geles 22 15 10 54 218 741 Edm onton 16 4t 10 46 111 756 Wednesda y 's G am es N Y Rangers 7. W ashington 5 Ita rtlo rd 4. Tam pa B a y I M o n tre a l 7. SI L o u ll 7 Toronto* D a lla s 7 F lo r id a ! , Edm onton J D e troit S.Catqary 1 C h ica g o 4, Los A n geles 0 V ancouver J, N Y Isla n ders 4 B u ffa lo }. A ra h e im O T h u rsday's G am es N Y R a n g e rs a l Boston, f l i p m Torontoat P ittsb u rgh , f l i p m M o n trea l at Q u ebec./ l i p m H e rtlo rd a t Hew Jersey . 7 U p its. O lla w a a t P h ila d e lp h ia 7:13p m N Y . Isla n d e rs a l San Josa. 10 ) 5 p m F r id a y ’ s Gam es V a n cou ver at W innipeg. I 1! p m F lo rid a at C a lg a ry , f t 53 p.m . D etroit a l Edm onton, f 15 p m C h ica g o a l A n a h e im . 10 IS p m NHLSUMMAIIIIS W H A L E R S !. L IG H T N IN G I T i m p i B«y I 0 0 — 1 H a rtford 4 0 0 — 4 F i f t t P t r lo d — 1 H a rtfo rd . S m ith J ( Z ftta p tk l. C r o * lo y ) . 55; 7 H a rtfo rd P a tr ic k I IV trb o o M . 2 Of t ih t ; J H artford. C ro w lfy 1 (Z a la p ik l, S a n d o rio n ), t , l 7 Ipp), 4 H a rtford. C o m l t 10 (S a n d trio n . V orbooM . t:IO , 5 T a m p a B a y , O u rta u A, 10' l l P t n a lf it t — Sm ith, Mar lh oo kin g), ) 06. Curm eyw orfh H a r (hooking). 4'. 12: G a lla n t. TB (hooking) ? 30 Second P t r lo d — N ona P t n a l f it t — V erbeak, H a r (rou g hin g), 4 $4; Jo ttp h , TB (holding), 9 16 Sanderson. Mar (holding s tick ). 10 51 T h ir d P t r lo d — Non# P t n a lH t t — G odynyuk M ar ( trip p in g l. 10 47. Joseph, TB. d o u b le m in o r m is c o n d u c t g a m e m itc o n duct gross m is c o n d u c t (p la yin g w ith a b ro k e n S tic k , u n s p o r t s m a n lik e conduct), (2:71 Shots on goal - T a m p a Bay 1 9 9 -7 4 H a rtfo rd 13 3 5 21 Pow er play O p p ortu n ities — Tam pa Bay 0 of 5. H a rtfo rd I of 4 G oalies — Tam pa B ay. Puppa. 70 7*3 (7 shots 0 saves), Young (3 07 t in t . It A), Puppa (0 00 second. I I ) H a rtfo rd , B u rke. 14 114 (74 75) A -7 .7 5 7 Referee — P a u l S tew a rt Linesm en — K e v in C o liln s, D an S chachte P A N T H E R S I. O I L E R S ) F lo rid a I 3 I - I Edm onton I 1 1 — 3 F ir s t Per rod — I Edm onton, W eight n (O g e r), 7 It (th|.. 3 F lo rid a B arnes 15, 14 SI P t n a if it i — F o lig n o F la (interter en ce h 7 3*. R ich a rd so n E d m (hooking) 5 IS. S ta pleton , E d m ( trip p in g ). 10 17 Skrudfand F la (in te rfere n ce) >6 1* Second P e rio d — 3 F lo rid a . Low ry It ( M e lla n b y C lr e lia ) . 30. 4 E d m o n ton B y a k in I (K ra v c h u k ). A 03 (p p l 3 F lo rid a K u d e tik i 31 (L o m a k in M u rp h y ). • t) e F lo rid a . L o w ry 17 (K u d e lS k l M u rp h y ), t l 04 (pp) Pen alties — L a u s F la (interference! 1 31 Severyn, F la (stashing) 7 J* Manson E d m | trip p in g ) . 10 17 S k ru d ia n d F la (hooking), t l 00. M e lla n b y , F la (holdingt, U 4) W e ig h t E d m ( ro u g h in g ), l i J* S e v try n , F la (high stick in g ) )A f l Arnoff. E d m (high s tick in g ), 11 14 Third Period - 7 Edm onton Pearson »S (Ciger M anson), S 54 a F lo rid a L in dsa y 4 ( F it/ g e fa ld F it ip a t r ic k i 7 47 Penalties F itig e r a ld F la (goaltender interference! 34 Banning F ia (cro ss c hacking). 7 U Pearson Edm (slashing I 17 37 Shots on goal — F lo rid a e i J A - 3 0 E d moo Ion 3 | 11 - 31 Power play O pp ortu n ities F lo rid a I of 3 Edm onton l of I Goa he t — F tor 1da- F 11jpa trick t i l l (31 shots IA saves I Ed m o n ton Ran ford 11 13 10 (JO l i t A - 17. SM Referee — B ill M c C re a r y Linesm en — Dan M cCourt, M a rk P a re TRANSACTIONS BASK E T O A LL N a tion a l Basket ball A ssociation G O L D E N 5 T A T E W A H R IO R S - Act,,.Heel Ju it Buechler. forw a rd R eleased Todd L tch ll lurw acd P H I L A D E L P H I A 7 6 E R 5 - S g n * d M a n u 'e Bol. cent*/, to a 10 day c o n ira c l U T A H J A Z Z - S ig n ed Stephen H ow ard forw ard, to a to d a y contract W aived Jean G reen, g u a rd fo o tball N ation al Fee (ball League DENVER BRONCO! S ig n e d R a y C rockett and Ja m ie R e d m o n d corn erbacks HO USTON O IL E R S S ig n e d E r ik N org a rd offen sive lin e m a n , to a three year contract I N D I A N A P O L I S C O L T S - Signed Eugene Darnel, cor ivef back M IA M I D O L P H IN ! Signed M ich a e l Stewart, s a le ly . to a th re e year contract SA N D IE G O C H A R O E R S - S ig n e d C o u rtn e y H a ll, c a n te r, to a th re e year c o n tra c t T e rm in a te d rig h ts to D e rric k W alker tight end W A S H IN G T O N R E D S K I N S - Announced the reftrem en iQ t J e ll B o stic, center HOCKEY N a tion a l Hue key Laague A N A H E IM M IO H T Y D U CK S Signed John L llle y . center, a n d assigned him to San D iego o! the In tern a tio n a l Hockey League C a lle d up J u rro d Steal da center, and Scott C h a rtier, defer.soman, fro m San Diego P I T T S B U R G H P E N O U I N S - C la im e d L a rry D e P a lm a . le d w in g , o lt w a iv e rs (rom Ihe New Y o rk Is la n d e r! and assigned h im lo C le v e la n d o l Ihe I n fe r n a t lo n a l H o c ke y League ST. LO U IS B L U E S - Signed Peter Slastny. ce n le r LACRO SSE M a |o r Indoor L a c ro s s e League B A L T I M O R E T H U N D E R - Signed Ja m es Blandm g, forw a rd CO LLEO E B IO E A S T - In v ite d Ru tgers and West V irg in ia to loin (he conlerence fu ll lim e , e ffective w ith the 1995 9 6 b a ik t1 b a ll season D U K E — N a m ed K e n M a lo u s w ide re c e lv t r ic o a c h H O FSTRA N a m e d M ich a e l M c C a rty offen sive coordinator M A I N E — An n ou n ced lh a i P a u l K a rly a . hockey center, has re lin q u ish e d h is N C A A e lig ib ility N E W H A V E N — N a m e d Thom as P o llra s m en 's soccer coach ST. J O H N 'S — fla m e d Joanne P t r s lc o Sm ith w om en's v o lle y b a ll coach ST. P E T E R 'S N a m e d V ic k i M o rro w s o llb a ll coach S O U T H E R N C O L O R A D O - N am ed Roy S tan ley m en 's and w o m e n 's soccer coach S O U T H E R N M IS S I S S I P P I - N am ed C u ll L e w is defensive lin e m e n coach T E X A S A B M — An n ou n ced Ihe retirem en t o l M y rtle Lucke. w o m e n 's v o lle y b a ll coach U N IO N , K Y . — A n n ou n ced Ihe resig n ation o l C h a rlie Fenske. m e n 's b a sk etb a ll coach V I L L A N O V A — A n n ou n ced Ihe resig n ation o l M a r ty Stern, m en's a n d w om en's tra ck and H eld coach TV/RADIO B ASEBALL 7 p m — SU N , C o lleg e. F S U /M .k e M a r tin Show 7 10 p m — S U N . E ih lb ltio n . Houston A s lr o s v s F lo rid a M a r tins. (L ) CO LLEO E B A S K ET B A LL a 30p m — SU N , T o u rn a m e n lC e n tra l, (L ) 7 p m — SC. G re a t M ld w e tl Tournam ent, Saint L o u is vs Dayton. (L ) 7 10 p m - 56. S E C Tournam ent, V andy v* Auburn. I D 7 10 p m . — E S P N , A C C Tournam ent, N.C S ta le vs Tenn . (LI 9:10 p m — E S P N . A tla n tic 10 Cham pion ship G am e, Tem ple at M assach u setts, I D 9:10 p m, — SC. G re a t M id w est Tourna m en!. C in cin n a ti vs D e P a u l. I D II p m — SU N . SW C Tournam ent. B a y lo r ys R ice , |oined In p ro g ress S K IIN G S a m - SU N . G G P S k i M a g a tln e W R E S T L IN G J a m — SUN. B ig E ig h t Cham pionships R adio B ASEBALL 7 IS p m , - W G T O A M (5401. E x h ib itio n . F lo rid a vs. Houston , M IS C E LLA N E O U S 4pm W G T O A M 1340), T h e P r e s iB o i 4 p m - W E L E A M <11*05. Talk Sports W llh P e to Rose, 7 p m on W G T O A M 15401 7 p m — W W N Z A M (740/14601, The Sports Nul 10 p m — W W N Z A M (7401, F lo rid a Sports Exch a n g e 10 p m - W G T O A M (3401. Sports B y lin e USA Questions abound as FSU opens spring drills By B R I N T K A L L B S T A D A ss o c ia te d P io s s W rltor TALLAHASSEE - Coming off h is first n a tio n a l c h a m p io n s h ip . F l o r id a S t a le c o a c h H o b b y B o w de n o p e n s s p rin g p ra c tic e S a tu rd a y lo o k in g for a lot of a n s w e rs If he hop es lo w in tw o stra ig h t. B o w d e n 's te a m s have w o n 70 g am es In th e last seven seasons, c o n te n d in g In e a c h o f tho se y e a rs for a n a tio n a l title. A n d 1994 m a y lie n o different. " W e ’ re su re g o in g to give It n g o o d go at a r e p e a t ." s a id B o w d e n , w h o m u st fin d r e ­ p la c e m e n ts fo r b o th s t a r lin g r u n n in g backs, a tig ht end. Ihrce k e y receivers, a h a lf do zen top de fen d e rs a n d lle ls m a n T ro p h y q u a rte rb a c k C h a r lie W ard " Y o u c a n 't h a rd ly rep lace a C h a r lie W ard becau se they Just d o n 't c o n ic a lo n g ." he said. " B u t w h o e v e r w e h ave at q u a rte rb a c k w ilt be a v e ry good fiM ithall p la y e r ." In a d d itio n . B o w d e n bro ug ht In three new a ssista n t co a c h e s — the biggest s ta ll sh u ffle sin ce Ills a rriv a l In 1979. " W e ’ ve lost a little m a tu rity , hut I th in k w e’ re b e lte r off to the lo n g r u n ." said B o w den, w hose y o u n g e st so n J e ff jo ined the s ta ll lo h a n d le Ihe w id e receivers. " T h a n k g o o d n ess we h av e (lie offen sive lin e b a c k ,” c h u c k le d B o w d e n , w h o Is c o u n tin g on the S e m in o le defense to give tils Inexp erien ce d s k ill p la y e rs tim e to d e v e lo p o n c e th e se a so n begins. R is in g J u n io r D a n n y K a n c ll goes In lo sp rin g p ra c tic e as the No. 1 q u a rt e r b a c k w ith c la s sm a te J o n S ta rk at No 2 a n d rc d s h lrt fre sh m a n T lia d B u sh y t h ir d . K a n c ll. w h o sta rte d against M a ry la n d last season w h ile W a rd u u rse d sore rib s, h a s co m p le te d 05 p ercen t o f Itts passes for 094 y a rd s a n d e ig h t to u c h d o w n s w ith o u t an In te rcep tio n ns a backup. B o w d e n w a s so Im p re s se d w ith K a n c H 's liv e to u ch d o w n lie rfn rm n n c e a l M a ry la n d It’s lik e ly the S e n tin o lc s w ill retain llie sh o tg u n offense d e sign e d for W ard. K r z M c C o rv c y . w h o cau g h t 74 jiasses for 9 0 0 y a rd s nnd six to u ch d o w n s, a g a in w ill he the te a m ’s go-io receiver. W ith M a lt F rie r. K e v in K n o x und T n m a r ic k V a n o v e r gone, rising so p h o m o re A n d re C o u ­ lter's n in e c a tc h e s ra n k s second a m o n g re tu rn in g w ld eouts. B o w de n Is lo o k in g for fifthy c u r se n io r 'O M a r E llis o n to p ic k u p som e sla c k In the re c e iv in g corps. A h ig h sch o o l ru n n in g b a ck , the O -l, 2 0 5 E llis o n has ca u g h t Just 15 pusses for 21 9 yard s. " H e ca n he the k e y ." added B ow den. " T h e talen t a ll there It's J u s i a m a tte r o f h im getting c o n s ls le n t." W a r r ic k D u n n w ill go Into sj/rffig as the top ta ilh a e k w h ile Z ae k C ro c k e tt a n d P o o h Bear W illia m s are I -2 at fu llb a c k . " T h a t c o u ld he o u r strongest p o s it io n , " said B ow de n " T h e y 're Ik HIi p la y e rs ." A n d for a little m o re s p ire to t h is y e a r ’s s p r in g p r a c tic e s . B o w d e n h a s o p e n e d u p Ihe s ta rtin g p la c c k lc k e r Job betw een so p h o m o re S c o tl B e n tle y and se n io r D an M ow rey. “ B e n tle y goes In n u m b e r o n e ." said B o w d e n . “ W e ’ ll let It h r c o m p e titiv e " Baseball---Continued from 1U S p ru c e C re e k s ta rte r A le x C h a m p a g n e tty d ra w in g co n se cu tiv e bases loaded w alk s. M ik e K r u p a g re e te d re lie v e r .John L u k e w ith a s lic in g sin g le lo rlg ln field that scored llr n s c h W h en G ro n e rt attem pted lo scored on the (day. lie appeared to he tagged out by the S p ru c e C re e k ca tch e r But w h e n the c a tc h e r dro p p ed the hall b illo w ­ in g t iic tag, G ro n e rt reached the plate for L y m a n ’s tilth run T h e G re y h o u n d s also show ed they m o ld use th e ir speed to cre ate ru n s In tlie se co n d Inning. K ile y C a liip a reached base on a S p ru c e C re e k error, lo o k second on a h it-a n d -ru n g r o u n d o u t. and scored w hen lie n se ll d o u b le d o il the (h in t base tiag J a s o n S h ip le y turn ed an in held sin g le Into a ru n lit the fo u rth lim liig as lie stole second a n d I h lril base before sco rin g on T c d d v K o lle r's d o u b le lo right field. T h e e xtra r u n s were w in d o w d r e s s in g as D ix o n k ep t the S p ru c e C re e k offense in check. W h ile the H a w k s had a l least one h a lte r re ach base In every lim in g but the filth . D ix o n d id n ’t a llo w a ru n n e r past second base u n til tlie se v e n th lim in g , w hen three L y m a n e rro rs led to S p ru c e C re e k ’s o n ly run. D ix o n w as h e lp e d by a |>atr of d o u b le plays, a fin e d iv in g c a le h on a lin e d rive tit sh o rtsto p by T h c ls c n , a n d a stro n g th ro w hy left fie ld e r K y le G a in e s to H o ller lo cu t do w n a S p ru c e C reek runner lo r Hie llu a l out o f the gam e. "W e played w e ll." sa id M c ­ C u llo u g h . ” 1 feel real good about o u r d rle n s e and feel that w e 'll be Softball Continued from IB B o y d a n d la te r scored h lm s e if w hen C h r is D npore lilt Into a fie ld e r's c h o ic e . N e lli A Son H oofing opened the e v e n in g hy th u m p in g D ec's N u ts/M c C a b c 10-9 In a gam e slnpjH 'd after Ihe s i xt h in n in g hy the 12-rim m e rc y ru le lo keep Its playoff a s p lra lIo n s tillvc. B e ck e rs fin is h e s the season at 7-2, one gam e In front ol N cth A S o n H o o f in g (6 -3 ). T h e y ’ r e follow ed hy U n c le N ic k 's (5-4) a m i D e c 's N u ls /M c C a b c (0-9). B o n W lr llt c o lle c te d a double, three sin g les, th re e ru n s, and an BB I lo h ig h lig h t the 2 0 -h ll effort of N e lli A S o n H o o fin g. Lee H ood add ed a d o u b le . Ihrce sin g les, tw o ru n s, a n d an B ill. Don B a s il trip le d , sin g le d tw ic e , sco red tw ice, a n d had an BBI. H eath S h o rt hit three sin g les, drove In three ru n s, a n d sc o re d once. S ta c y B llz had a d o u b le, three sin g le s a n d tw o BB I. J im N o lly c o n trib u te d a d o u b le , sin g le, two ru n s, and tw o BBI. Bob P alu g aln u a n d D o n M ae her each lilt tw o sin g le s a m i scored twice. T im W in k le s in g le d tw ice and scored a ru n . C r a ig A p p e l had a s in g le a n d th re e B B I. S ie v e W o o d ley sco red a run. F o r D e c’s N u ts/M c C a b c . P au l R o d rig u e z till a p a ir o f sing les. L a n c e M cC ab e. L o n n ie T u ck e r. able to score so m e ru n s If our p itc h in g co m es aro u n d arid d e ­ v e lo p s a little m o re co n siste n c y a n d we c o n tin u e to p la y lik e we are rlg ln now. w r sh o u ld lie m e v e ry gam e " llr n s c h led L y m a n 's lour hit a ii.u k w lilt a d o u b le, one run. u n d tw o lu f f K o llc t h a d a dou ble, one ru n , a n il an KOI S h ip le y sin g led a n d scored a run. K ru p a sin g le d In a run. G ro n e rt scored a ru n and drove In a ru n G ain es. C u lapa. and D i x o n e a c h sc o re d a ru n T h e ls e n tia il air It Iff K e l l It M a s t r o a n d J o h n Y u z z o lin each lilt iw n sin g le s lor S p ru ce C reek (2-51 w h ile Paul H artley ripped a do u ble J im G elow scored th e H a w k s' only r u n o n a s i n g lc h y J a k e W e ftltellt I.L ilia n w ill open tin- S e m in o le A lld e lte C o ttlc tr tii i- po rtio n ol its sch e d u le on F rid a y night, w hen the G re y h o u n d s visit A lta m o n te S p r t n g s to p l a y t h e L a k e B ra n tle y P a trio ts Tennis------Continued from IB contest p in in g V a rg a s a n d D u rh a m a g a in s t C o n n o r and C h .iu lk had |ust started w hen th e ra in halted play C n n n o n lz u d o a n d E d w a r d s w ill represent S e m in o le at No. 1 d o u b le s against a L y m a n d u o In lie an n o u n ced T h e S e m in o le g irls (2-9) and hoys were sch e d u le d to p lay L a k e H o w ell th is alte ru o o n al 9:9 0 p.m al Bed Bug L a k e P ark B o th the L y m a n g irls |1-H| a n d h o ys w ill |>lay again next M o n ­ d a y against O v ie d o al Bed B u g L a ke Park a m i K e v in S im m o n s each hit a sin g le a n d sco red a run J e re m y H a rtle y and G e n e A s ta rlla b o tii sin g le d a n d h a d an B ill J o h n W illis and T o n y S k lllm each hit a single. l.cad u fl h itte r C h u c k B ra u m a n w as 4-for-4 w ith tw o BB I to pace B e c k e r s ' 2 0 -h it a tta c k . B o y d f in is h e d w i t h a t r ip le , tw o sin g les, three ru n s, and uu BBI. S c h a e fe r had th re e sing les, lw o ru n s, a n d tw o BBI. .Jones added a trip le , sing le, tw o runs, and an BBI. J e r r y H e rm a n and R o c k y E llIn g s w o rlli bo th c h ip p e d In w ith tw o sing les, a ru n . and an BBI. G eo rge D a v id s o n also lilt two sin g les. D apore sing led , scored a ru n . a n d d ro v e in a run. T o m G ra c e y sco red a ru n a n d had an BBI. G eorge M u rr a y hit it single. J e r r y C a m u s rip ped a throeru n In s ld c -tlic q iu rk hom e ru n to lead U n c le N ic k 's , w h ic h c o lle c ­ ted 19 hits, BUI M a rin o added a d o u b le, sing le, o n e ru n . and an B B I J o h n Scott h a d tw o m agics, a ru n . and two B B I. R ic k y W e lls u lso lilt lw o s in g le s and scored a run. B o h W e lls J r . u n d G eo rg e P o rzlg each c h ip p e d In w ith a sin g le, one r u n . a n d an RBI. T o d d Pag cl a n d J a m e s G a rn e r Im ii Ii sin g le d u n d scored n ru n . J o h n H a d d o ck nnd Boh G a rn e r c a t'll till a s in g le . / �ii"XV i If Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, March 10, 1994 - 3B People Sanford Woman’s Club members cited for volunteerism and creativity IN BRIEF Pearces set 65th wedding open house t ln h r r l m id C'r111 P cnrce w ill h r h o n o red nl an cijirn h m is r ic r e p tlu n cm th e ir OOlh w e d d in g a n n iv e rs a ry . T l i r r v r n t w ill be ir ld S u n d a y . M a rc h 13. nl ilu - F lr s i B a p tist C h u r c h M a rk h a m W oods. 5 IOO M a rk h a m W o o d s Rond, L u k e M a ry . T h e co u p le liv e d In S a n fo rd uniII uhm it liv e y e n rs ago w h e n th e y m o v e d to Casscdberry. A ll frlc-nils a n d re la tiv e s a r in v ite d to c a ll d u rin g the ap p o in te d h o u rs, 2:30 in 3:3 0 p.m , T h e ra m lly requ ests. " N o gifts. p le a se ," Having a Heart fo r O th e rs J e a n M e lts (right). presid en t of the S a n fo rd W o m a n 's C lu b Inc., p resented her P re s id e n t's H a v ­ in g A flc h rt fo r O th e rs A w a rd to Rose J a c o b s o n , u lo n g tim e S a n ­ ford re sid e n t, c lu b m e m b e r and c o m m u n it y w o rk e r. J a c o b s o n w as c ite d fo r h e r w o rk w ith s lo w -le a rn in g c h ild re n to w h o m sh e Is n m e n to r a n d tutor. J a c o b s o n (old Ihc m e m b e rs h ip h o w g r a t ify in g h e r v o lu n te e r w o rk w ith c h ild re n Is a n d that she " b e n e fits " m ore th a n the c h ild re n . Fashion show for charity H E A T H R O W — T h e H e a th ro w W o m e n ’s C lu b w ill lie pre se n tin g a fa sh io n sh o w a n d lu n c h e o n to benefit il.E .T .A . and We C u re F o r K id s on S a tu rd a y . M a rc h 12. R e g istra tio n b e g in s at 10:30 a m . T h e lu n c h e o n w ill get u n d e rw ay at 11. T h e fa sh io n sh o w w ill fo llo w lu n c h . T h e e ven t w ill he at l lie C itr u s C h ili In d o w n to w n O rla n d o . T ic k e ts are $ 3 0 each. T h e event Is o pe n to the p u b lic , h u t there are n lim ite d n u m b e r of llr k e t s a v a ila b le . F o r m ore In fo rm atio n , c a ll M e la n ie H u lre at 3 3 3-2 004 . C h e c k s for tic k e ts s h o u ld be m a d e pa y a b le to T h e H e a th ro w W o m a n ’s C lu b , d o M e la n ie H u lre , 3 0 0 G lls tn n C l.. H e a th ro w F L 32 740 . Hollywood East clogging classes H o lly w o o d E a st D a n c e rs c o n d u ct c lo g g in g cla sse s e v e ry T h u rsd a y . B e g in n e rs from 0:3 0 to 7:30 p.m . a n d In te rm ed ia te from 7:3 0 to 8:30, at M elodee S k a tin g R in k , W . 2 5 th Street n ear A irp o rt B o u le v a rd In S a n fo rd . T h e cost Is $3 per class, ages 5 a n d up. P a re n ts free w ith p a y in g c h ild . F o r In fo rm atio n , c a ll M a rty at 322-5701 o r D aw n . 904-7350270 East-West Klwanis Club meets Thursday E ast-W est K lw a n is C lu b of S a n fo rd m eets e v e ry T h u r s d a y at 7 p.m ., al the F rie n d s h ip /V U n io n Lod ge b u ild in g , c o rn e r o f L o cu st A v e n u e a n d S e v e n th Street, V is itin g K tw a n la n s are w elcom e F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll R ob ert W h itta k e r, p re sid e n t. 8890042. Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly O v e rra te ™ A n o n y m o u s m e ets e v e ry T h u rs d a y , a l 7:30 p.m .. at the C o m m u n ity U n ite d M e th o d ist C h u rc h . P ln e y R idg e R o ad a n d tJ.S 17-92, C a s s e lb e r r y . F o r In fo rm a tio n , c u ll C a ro l, 322-0057. American Legion, Unit meet Thursday A m e ric a n L e g io n Post 53 a n d U n it m eet the se co n d T h u rs d a y , at H p.m .. at the post hom e. 28 74 S. S a n fo rd A ve. Fo r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll 32 2 -1 0 5 2 . Sunrise Klwanis meets Friday T h e S e m in o le S u n ris e K lw a n is C lu b m eets e v e ry F r id a y , n l 7 a.ru., a l S h o n e y ’s, U S 17-92, sm ith of A ir p o r t B o u le v a rd . V is itin g K iw a iiia r is are w elco m e. F o r In fo rm a tio n , c a ll B ru c e M c K Ih liln . p re sid e n t. 3 2 2-0 331 . District blue ribbon winners W i n n e r s In t h e S a n f o r d W o m a n ’s C lu b A r t s a n d C ru fts F e s tiv a l were q u a lifie d to en te r t h r lr w o rk s In D is tric t V'll F lo rid a F e d e ra tio n of W o m e n 's C lu b s A r t s F e s tiv a l h e ld a l M l. Dora. P h o to sh o w s b lu r rlh lio u w in ­ n e r s (fro m left |: P a l H a r d in B ro o ks, c h a irm a n o f Ihc c lu b 's a rts d e p a rtm e n t, w h o b o ld s her sta in e d g la ss a n d a lso a q u ille d w a ll b a n g in g by J a n e Sa xo n : T in a J o se p h , o il p a in tin g ; and F a y e S lie r, a F lo rid a w re a th and h a n d -p a in te d tote. T h e se w in ­ n e rs w ill be e lig ib le for c o m p e ti­ tio n In the F F W C s ta le c o n v e n ­ tio n In May. H o l d P h o io l tiy Tomrry V ln c tfll Republican W om en to hear doctor speak on health care T h e S u b u r b a n R e p u b lic a n W o m e n ’s C lu b w ill ho ld Its next m e e tin g o il W e d n e sd a y . M a rc h JO. at the Sw eet w ater C o u n try C lu b . T h is m o n th 's sp ea k er ts D r. C e c il ti. W ils o n . M .D.. w h o liv e s a n d p ra c tic e s Inte rn al m e d ­ ic in e In W in te r Park, Dr. W ils o n w ill speak cm the subject: "S ta te a n d F e d e ra l H e a lth C a re P ro ­ p o s a ls a n d T h e ir E ffe c ts o n Y o u ." D r. W ils o n Is the past p re sid e n t ol the O rang e C o u n ty M e d ica l S o cie ty , h a s se rved as C h ie f o f S ta ff at W in te r P a rk H o sp ita l a n d F lo rid a H o sp ita ls, a n d Is c u r r e n t ly s e r v in g as S p e a k e r o f the H o u se o t DeleHates o f th e F lo r id a M e d ic a l A ss o cia tio n . T h e S u b u r b a n R e p u b lic a n W o m e n c o n tin u e to h a v e In­ fo rm a tiv e p ro g ra m s to ed ucate the R e p u b lic a n W o m e n so they c a n m a ke a d lllc re n c e In a ll a rcu s o f the g o v ern m e n t T h e p o litic a l c lu b p la n s to h ave o th er future p ro g ra m s w ith R e ­ p u b lic a n c a n d id a te s w h o are r u n n in g lo r o ffic e fro m th e g o v e rn o r’s race, c a b in e t scats, stale representative , slate senate. U S. c o n g re s sm a n a n d s e n a to rs , a c c o r d in g to L in d a B a tm a n . T h e lo c a l races w ill be a lso targeted as w ell for tirogram s. In J u ly the g ro u p ts p la n n in g a c a n d id a te 's n ight. T h e R e p u b lic W o m en a rc s ta rt­ in g to p la n th e ir fu n d -ra ise rs. Ih c a n n u a l g a rd en p a rty and hocdo w n. T h e S u b u r b a n R e p u b lic a n W o m en are o n th e m ove lo have b e tter g o v e rn m e n t a n d m a ke a differen ce. R e se rv a tio n s a rc re ­ q u ire d . lu n c h Is $5). C a ll B e v e rly a l 7 8 8 -7 5 3 2 nn o r before M ar. 14. Open book could create a new chapter DEAR ABBY: M y sister, w h o lia s a lw a y s lo ved lo read, re ­ c e n tly ca m e for a v is it. W e now l i v e m a n y m ile s a p a r t u n d h a d n 't seen e a ch o th e r In q u ite so m e tim e . S h e sta y e d w i t h a n o th e r fu m lly m e m b e r, hut w e m a d e a rra n g e m e n ts to sp end the day together. W h e n sh e ca m e o ver, she had her bo o k In bu nd a n d sp ent m ost o f th e tim e re a d in g . W h en I trie d to c o m v c rs c w ith her. sh e 'd look u p fro m tier book, resp o nd w ith o n ly a few w o rd s, a n d then sh e 'd go h a c k to her reading . I w a s h u rt a n d a n g ered b y her ru d e n e ss hut d id n 't say a n y ­ th in g b e cau se I d id n 't w a n t to m a k e w aves for the short tim e she w as tiere. S h e lia s u lw u y s THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME 9:30 | 10:00 ) 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 you every m o rn in g breakfast table. ADVICE AB IG A IL VAN BUREN b o rn a reader, hut I th in k th e re 's a tim e a n d p lace fo r e v e ry th in g . A b h y . w h a t Is y o u r o p in io n abo u t w hen Is a n d Is nut the a p p ro p ria te tim e to read w h e n o th e rs are pre se n t? BISTER OF A BOOKWORM DEAR SISTER) W h en y o u r siste r ca m e " w it h book h i h a n d " to spend the d a y w ith yo u. It w as a n o l-to o -su h tle In d icatio n that site d id not w an t to engage In a n y m e a n in g fu l c o n v e rs a tio n w i t h y o u . (T h e hunk w a s a co n v e n ie n t s h ie ld b e h in d w h ic h to hide.) Instead o f s w a llo w in g y o u r h u rt a n d a n g e r In an effort to m a k e no w aves, w hen y o u n ext m eet, he c a n d id wi t h her — tell h e r huw y o u feel ab o u t Iter re a d in g In y o u r face. It Just m ig h t o p e n th e d o o r fo r a c o n v e r s a t i o n t h a t ts l o n g o verd ue. DEAR ABBY: I'm h o p in g you c a n h e lp m e w ith th is pro b lem . M y r o o m m a t e ( " B o " is h is n ic k n a m e ) uses a c o rd le ss ra zo r w h e n he s h a v e s h is face ev ery m o rn in g . H e se em s to th in k th at sin c e Ihc ra zo r Is portable, he can sh a ve a n y w h e re — at a n y tim e — In c lu d in g at the breakfast table w h ile re a d in g the n e w s p a ­ per. B o tli of B o 's ro om m ates (In­ c lu d in g me) h av e told h im that s h a v in g a l the breakfast table d is tu r b s a n d o ffen d s us. W e h a v e a ls o a sk e d h im to d is c o n tin u e th is o ffen siv e p ractice. I lls re p ly Is a lw a y s the sam e: " Y o u are o v e rre a c tin g .. a ll the w h is k e r s a re s a f e ly c a u g h t w it h in the ra zo r, th e re 's no m ess, a n d If It re a lly offend s yo u. try not b e in g a ro u n d w h e n I’ m s h a v in g ." A b h y . h e re 's how y o u cun help: P u t t h is In y o u r c o lu m n ; he c a n 't m is s It because lie reads am m u m iif.Ti at the E.N.J. IN FRESNO, CALIF. DEAR E.N.J.: H e re 's y o u r letter. Please let m e k n o w If It helps. It’s u se le ss for m e to tell B o that s h a v in g at the breakfast table Is u n c o u th a n d offensive. H e a lre a d y k n o w s that, hut he d o e sn 't care. II he eared, he w o u ld gel up 10 m in u te s c u rlie r a n d sh ave In the b a th ro o m lik e a g e n tlem an . DEAR ABBY: I have been u w id o w e r for m o re th a n three y e a rs a lte r h a v in g lost m y w ife fo llo w in g a lo n g Illness. T w o m o n th s ago. a frie n d and c o - w o r k e r o f m in e h is t h e r h u s b a n d a lte r a pro lon g ed Ill­ ness. (C o ln c ltlc n ta lly , both I ll­ nesses exte n d e d o v e r 10 years.) Is there a n y tra d itio n a l pe rio d o f m o u rn in g we s h o u ld o bserve before 1 Invite th is la d y to have d in n e r w ith m e ? " W e ll- A d ju s t e d R e n d e r." w h o sa id that w h e n an 80-ycur-oId m a n re m a rrie s, a ll tic w a n ts ts " a n u rs e o r a p u rs e ": l i n so fo rtu n a te a n d th a n k fu l that m y w o n d e rfu l 84 -ycar-n ld h u s b a n d o f 5 5 y e a rs w a n ts o n ly " a c o o k a n d a b o o k ." Y o u m u y use m y nam e. WANDA NEUBERT. FARIBAULT, MINN. SECONDS 8 P A t t ll ____ 2 H 4 :I Q 7 :t 5 9 i* IPQ-Ul MRS. DOUBTFIRE t iu a m m a BLANK CHECK ____ t m w m w ____ £ 2 1 ACE VENTURA * 2001:1*700200 (pq-U) MY GIRL 2 J.C.R. IN NEWARK, N.J. DEAR J.C.R.: There la no longer a specific period of mourning. Under the circum­ stances, call the lady and a s k her when she would consider having dinner with you. r a w . JW I PHILADELPHIA 4:40 9:10 (FO-tO) ON DEADLY GROUND* 1:00 4:1)7:101:10 IR1 THE CHASE * 2:10 4:00 7:10 9:10 <M-U) DEAR ABBY: In resp onse to GREEDY 2004:207:20 9 40 tW -UI M O VIELAN D tv,,.-1„ i z z t z t h REALITY BITES H*y. 17-92. 2)04:107:00900 (F0-13) no r u n s BLUE CHIPS * 2204:00 7:00 9 00 (P0-13) BLUECHIPS tHHO]7:3o WAYNE'S WORLD 8:30 * 2.10 r o n A L L M O V IE S ST A n T IN O O E T W E E N 4 TO fl ( III I a m / s h i <- 5JRR B est In t Iie TEKA G a Iaxv* F u ll Set O f T ip s w / A c r y lic O v e r la y $1 W a s $ 3 5 ................ N o w Fills.......................Now C 512 ^A M a n ic u r e s ................N ...............N oow w ill Hand Wax Conditioning sa Therapy ••(•••••!•«••»*«••**Now 0 AtH tlH USJ tJ X G jiV A J lA H IE _____ , — S p u c c A v u llu b le fo r u N u ll T c c lin lc lu n V 2617-11 French Ave., Sanford (Next to Cablcvlshm) 11, hi,, T ik -m I.i , Mm, t r k b y ‘Ami \ m ih liy *>.im ■ftjxit Lunina* .iixl Monday My , �1 4B - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Thursday. March 10, 1994 Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T , E IO H T E E N T M JU D IC IA L C I R C U I T , IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R IO A C A S E N O D i m C A II K F IR S T S T A T E B A N K O F F L O R I O A . t/k /a S O U T H L A N D B A N K , a F lo rid a banking co rpora tion . P la ln llll. vl BRYANTANODEM NEH A L U M I N U M , IN C , a F lo rid a co rpora tion , M O W A H O D E t t N E R and M A R Y fi [T E N N E R . Defendants N O T IC E O F S A LE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N that p ursu an t to F>nal Ju dg m en t dated the lath d a y o l F e b ru a ry . IW4. entered In the C ir c u it C o u rt o l F lo rid a E igh teen th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In and to r S a m ln o le County, F lo rid a , w h erein F IR S T S T A T E B A N K O F F L O R IO A I k a S O U T H L A N D B A N K , w as the P la ln llll and B R Y A N T A N D D E M N E R A LU M IN U M . IN C . HOW ARD D EM N ER AND M A R Y R D E M N E R . w ere the Defendant!, la id c a te b e a rin g Docket No »J 72a* C A U K , that me C le rk of the C ir c u it C ou rt of Sem inole County, F lo rld e . w ill te ll to the highest b id d e r For cash at the W e lt Iron! door o l the Sem inole County Courthouse In the C ity o l S an lord. S em in ole County, F lo rid a , betw een 11:00 a m and 1:00 p m on the tfth day o l A p r il. U fa , the fo llo w ­ ing described p rop erty • • set forth In the fin a l lu d g m tn t, fo w l!) Tha E a s t JO teat of Lot 10 and a ll o l Lo t It. Sanford C o m m trc a P a rk , a c c o rd in g to tha p la t thereof as recorded In P la t Book 11, P a g e 17, o f tha P u b lic R e co rd s o l Sem inole County, F lo rid a T o g e th e r w it h I n v e n to r y , e q u ip m e n t, a cc o u n ts. I n s lru m e n ls d o c u m e n ts, c h a tte l paper and other rig h ts to pay rnenl. gen e ra l Intangibles Dated th is Tth day o l M a rc h , m i M a rya n n e M o rse C le rk o l C ir c u it C ourt B y. Ja n e E Ja sew lc As Deputy C le rk P u b lish : M a r c h 10,17. I f f ! DERM Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF TH E E IO 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 I V I L O IV IS IO N C A S E NO t ) 7004 C A I 4 E F L E E T F IN A N C E AND M O R T G A G E . INC P la ln llll. vl B R U C E B IE C K a n d U N K N O W N SPO U SE O F O R U C E B I E C K . H m a rrie d : JO A N N E B IE C K ; S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , a P o llllc a l S u bdivision o l tbe State ol F lo rid a . R U S S E L L I. H U L L . P A . a F lo rid a Corp oration ; R E P O N E N. O P N S T E I N A C O . P A ,C E R T I F I E D P U B LIC A C C O U N T A N T S , a F lo rid a Corp oration ; and UNKNOW N TEN AN TS D a le n d a n tts). N O T IC E O F S A LE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N that on the Tth d a y o l A p r il, i f f a. a l 1100 A M , on the W e ll Fron t steps ot the Sem inole County Courthouse. M l N. P a r k A ve., In San ford . Sem inole C ounty. F lo r Id a . M A R Y A N N E M O R S E . C le rk o l the C ir c u it C ourt, w ill o ile r lo r aale to the highest and b a il bidder lo r c a ih , at p u b lic o u tcry , the follow in g described p ro p e rty In S em inole County, F lo rid a , m ore p a r tic u la r ly dascrib e d a t follow s: The B a lt one-half o l L o t 10. B . D R E W ! F IR S T A D D IT IO N T O B L A C K H A M M O C K , a cc o rd in g to tha p la t thereof p i reco rd ed in P la t Book ). pago 71, o t tha P u b lic R e c o rd s e l S e m in o le County, F lo rid a . Tha above ta la It m ade p u rsu ­ ant to F in a l Ju d g m e n t ot Foreclo su re entered In the abovestyled cause. IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I have h ereu n to M l m y hand end o ff ic ia l M e l thle a ih d a y ot M a rc h , teea. (S E A L) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C la rk of tha C ir c u it C ourt B y : D oroth y W. B olton D e pu ty C le rk P u b lis h : M a r c h 10.17. Ites O EPSO IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T , E IO H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . I N A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C A S E NO. f l t f l t C A 14 E BANCBOSTON M O R TG AG E C O R P O R A T I O N .! F lo rid a co rporation . P la ln llll. vs S A M U E L A A N D R E W S , a la l, D e le n d a n l(s). N O T IC E O F S A L E N otice Is hereb y g iv e n lh a l, p u rsu an t to A S u m m a ry Judg m t n l ot F o re c lo s u re , I w ill M il the lot low ing d e scrib e d p ro p e rly lo c a te d In S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a : Lot 111. W Y N D A M W O O D S P H A S E TWO, a cco rd in g lo lha p la t thereol a s record ed In P ie t Book 74. a l pages a l and II. o l the p u b lic record s ot S em inole County. F lo rid a a l p u b lic sale, lo the highest bidde r lot cash, a t w est front door o l the S em inole County Courthouse. S a n lo rd , F lo rid a , 11 00 A M on A p r ils , m i A m e ric a n s W ith D is a b ilitie s A c t ( A D A ) N o t ic e In a ccordanc* w ith the A m e ric a n s w ith D is a b ilitie s A c t, persons w llh a d is a b ility w ho need e s p e cia l acco m m o d a tio n to par I lC lp a la In t h is p r o c e e d in g should co ntact A O A C o o rd in a to r a l M l N orth P a rk A venua, Suita N.30I. S an lord. F lo rid a 17771 at la a it fiv e d a y s p r io r to tha p ro ce e d in g . Teleph on e: (*07) 333 *330 B it . 1717; 1 M O M S 1771 (T O O ) o r 1 M 0 -M S I77 0 IV ). via F lo r id a R e la y S a rvlca . W IT N E S S m y h and and S a il Of t h ll C ou rt on M a r c h 7, I f f ! . (S ea l) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K . C IR C U IT C O U R T B y D orothy W B olton D e pu ty C le rk P u b lis h : M a r c h 10.17. I f t l O E P El NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HIARINOTOCONSIOER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA N otice Is hereby g iv e n that a P u b lic H e a rin g w ill be h eld in the C om m ission Room a l the C ity H a lt, M 0 N o rth P a r k A ven u e, In the C ity ot S an lord. F lo rid a , a t 7 00 o’clo ck P .M . on M a r c h la, Itfa . to consid ar the adoption o l an o rd in a n ce by the C ity Of S an lord, F lo rid a , d e scribe d as follow s: ORDINANCINO.liet TO A N N E X A P O R T IO N L Y IN G B E T W E E N A R T EXTEN D ED N O RTH ERLY A N D M ID D E N L A K E D R IV E ; 4 4- > O F TH AT C E R T A IN P R O P E R T Y L A N E A N D D R IFT W O O D L A N E A N D B E T W E E N M E A D O W D R IV E A S SHOW N ON T H E M A P B E L O W f q _ { r 1— 4 w m i -jm |i 0 -»■:*( _ A com plete d e scrip tio n end • copy o l the ord in a n ce sh a ll be a v a ila b le e l the of (lew o l the C ity C le rk for a ll parsons d e s irin g lo iK e m ln e the sem e. A ll p a rtie s In Interest and c lllie n s she ll h a v e an o p p ortu n ity lo be heard at sa id h ea rin g B y ord er o l Ih e C lIy C o m m issio n o l the C ity o l Sanlord. F lo rid a . 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 I N G A S S IS T A N C E T O P A R T I C I P A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D I N G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T T H E P E R S O N N E L O F F I C E A D A C O O R D IN A T O R A T 1M 1171 I t H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T I N G . A D V I C E TO T H E P U B L I C : II a person decid es to appeal a d ecision m ade w ith r r s p t c l lo a n y m a ile r co nsid ered at lh a above m eeting o r h ea rin g, ha m a y need a v e rb a tim re c o rd e l the proceedings. Inludlng the testim on y and evidence, w h ich re c o rd It not pro vid e d by the C ity o l S a n lo rd . ( F S T t t OIOS) Janet R. 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F lo rid a d e scribe d as Tha W a it ty ot tha N orthw est t* o l the N ortheast 'a ot the S o u th w e ll W o l S e c tio n 11. T ow n sh ip 70 South. Range 17 E a s t. 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E J .l K IS L A K M O R T G A G E S E R V IC E C O R P O R A T IO N , a F lo rid a co rporation P la ln llll. vs. J A S P E R W IL K E R S O N . JR i M A R Y W IL K E R S O N . South and West o l S tale Ro ad aa and less ro a d rig h t of w ay T O G E T H E R w ith that ce rta in m o b ile hom e. S e ria l N u m b a rs 10LIS4M X and M L I 1451U. Y e a r I f f 2, M i k a L ib e rty T O G E T H E R w llh any and a ll rig h t, l i l l t and Interest lo any and a ll e a ta m en ts w h ich m ay be a p p u r t e n a n t lo th e a b o v e d e scribe d property at p u b lic sale, to the highest b id d e r tor cash, a l the Was! F r o n t d o o r ot tha S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u rth o u se . S a n lo rd , F lo rid a , at 11:00 a m. on tha l i s t day of M a rch , I f f ! W I T N E S S m y hand and o l t id a l M i l ot M id C ou rt th is 4th day of M a rc h . Iff* (C o u rt S a il t M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C la rk ot the C ir c u it C ourt B y D oroth y W B olton A i D eputy C le rk P u b lis h : M a r c h 1 0.1 7.lf f a D E P 77 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IO 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 NO: *121** C A M E F IR S T U N IO N N A T I O N A L B A N K O F F L O R I O A . s u c c tts o r In Interest to the F e d e ra l D eposit Insurance C o rp o ra tio n a t re c e iv e r of Southeast B ank. H A , P la ln llll, v, T U A N A N H VU. U N IT E D S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A , HUO N G M A I VU L IS E N B E E ; S E R O E U S E N B E E ; and C U R T I S L O N E A L , T r u s te e d the Tuan A n h Vu Irrev o ca b le T ru st No. 7, D efendants N O T IC E O F S A LE N o llc a la g iv e n that p u rsu an t lo tha F in a l Ju dg m en t o l F o re c lo tu re entered the I rtl d a y o l M a rc h , Iff4 , In C iv il A c tio n No. F7 7 M O C A 1 4 E o f the C ir c u it C ou rt o l tha Eig h teen th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it , It, and lo r S em inole County. F lo rid a , In w h ich T U A N A N H VU; U N IT E D S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A ; HUONG M A I VU L I S E N B E E ; S E R G E L IS E N B E E ; and C U R T I S L. O 'N E A L , T r u lla a ot tha Tuan A n h V u I rre v o c a b ll T rust No. J, are the D efendants and F IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L B A N K O F F LO R ID A , successor In Interest lo the F e d e ra l Deposit In su ran ce C or p o ra llo n a s re c e iv e r of South east B a n k. N .A ., Is lh a P la ln llll. I w ill s a il to lh a highest and best bld d a r lo r cash a l the W a tt F r o n l Door ot lh a S a m ln o le Cou n ty C o u rlh o u M , M l N. P e rk A v e n u e . S a n lo rd , F lo r id a a t 11:00 a m ., on the 7th d a y ot A p r il, Iff* , the ta llow in g d* s crib e d re a l p rop erty and oth er p rop erty set forth In the F in a l Ju d g m en t o l F o reclo su re: L o t f , B lo c k C. S w ee'w ater C lu b , Section 7, a cc o rd in g to lh a p la t tharoof as reco rd ed In P la t B ook 21, pogas 77 Ih tu u gli 77, In c tu ilv e , P u b lic R t c o r d s o l S em in ole County, F lo rid a D ated this 3rd d a y o l M a rc h . Iff* . (S E A L) M A R Y A N N S MORSE C le rk o l tha C ir c u it C ourt Sam Ingle C ounty. F lo rid a D o roth y W . Bolton D eputy C la rk Pubtlah: M a r c h to, 17, m i D E P 71 CLASSIFIED ADS MAIDS ComLfuctlon Maids N tid td Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 l PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 conMcutlv* t t im i_____ .974 a Hot 10 conMcutlv* tfm tf____...704 a tin* 7 conMcutlv* t l m g i ___ 914 > lift# 3eonueullvgtlm oi_11.19atin* R a lf i at# par ln u t , bated fan 3 lift# ad 3 Llrtat Minimum NOW ACCEPTING S c h e d iin g m ay Include H erald A dverkeer at M coat o l an a d d M m a i day C a n ce l whon you get re a cts P a y cv fy toy days your ad rune at fate earned U ee k J description tor fastest reaufte. C o p y m u tt k n o w accoptaU a typo graphical form •Com m ercial ksq u ancy rates a re available D E A D L IN E S Tu etd ey thru Fnd ay 12 N oon The Dey D elore Publication Sunday A nd M onday S 3 0 P M .F n da y ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS.- In th« even! o l an orror In an ad, tha Sanford Hat aid w ill bo roe port alb la for tho first In tort Ion only and on ly to tho extent of tho cool of lhal Inooctkjn. Pfoooo chock your ad for ocouraoy tho ftril day It runo. F o r e sta b lish e d c h ild c a re cen tar E d u c a tio n and a ip a rle n c a In ear ly c hi Idhood re q u ire d C a ll 13) 5*15____ DRIVERS NEEDED 7 1 - H e lp W a n t** EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 B lid d tr Control Problim i? 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IN R E : The licen se lo p ra ctic e co nstru ction o l R ic h a rd V oge I l f S e v illa A venue A lle m o n te S prin gs. F lo rld e 77711 7210 C A S E N O f i 1711) L I C E N S E : C B C O T )717 The D e p a rtm en t o l B u sin ess and P ro fe ss io n a l R e gu la tion has tiled an A d m in is tra tiv e Com p la in t again st you, a copy o l w h ic h m a y ba o b ta in e d b y contacting A tto rn e y G W. H er ra il, D e p a rtm e n t o l B u iln e n end P ro fe s s io n a l R e g u la tio n . 1**0 N M o n roe Street. T a lle h a s see. F lo rid a 12)** 07«7. 1*0*) 41* 0042 II no contact h as been m ad* by you co n cern in g the above by A p r il 7, l##4, the m a ile r at the A d m in istra tiv e C o m p la in t w ill be p re s e n te d a l an en su in g m e e tin g a t the C o n s tru c tio n Industry L ic e n sin g B o a rd In an Inform al proceeding. In a cco rd a n ce w ith the A m e r leans w ith D is a b ilitie s A ct. per sons needing e s p e c ia l a cc o m ­ m odation to p a rtic ip a te In this proceeding should contact lha In dividu al o r agency sending notice not le te r th en seven days p rio r to the proceeding at lha addrass g iv e n on n ollce. Tele phone: 1*0*1)57 40*7: 1*00 *55 1771 (T O D ) o r I 100 * 55 1770 IV ). vie F lo rld e R e le y S ervice. P u b lish : M a r c h 3.10.17, 3*. I*** DEP 3 N O T IC e O F P U B L IC S A L E OF G O O D SO F N O N -M E R C H A N T [N O T IC E O F P U B L I C S A L E ) On F rid a y , M a r c h II. Iff* , a l 10 00 A M , at 700 N orth H o lly Ave , S an lord, F L , lha tollow in g goods w ill be sold a l pu b lic auction: Schroud C a m e ra R e a r Door P o le Lig h ts M e ta l C overs B o rro w d a l* C a m e ra * M l sc H a rd w a re Th ese goods o re p re se n tly h e ld b y W a n s le y M o v in g A Storage ot 100 N o rth H o lly Ay* , S*nford. F L for S e rv ic e Tech nlques, Inc., end w ill be sold lo r the storage ch a rg e s due thereon P u b lish : M a r c h 3 .1 0 .1**4 DEP 7 N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N o lle * Is hereby given lh a l I am engaged In business a l 15)0 17 #7. L a k e M a r y . F L )77*4. S em inole County, F lo rid a , under h e F 'rtltlo im N am e of A U T O S A L E S O F F L O R I D A T O W IN G 1 R E C O V E R Y , a n d th a t I Intend to re g is te r said nam e w ith tha D iv is io n of C o rp o ra ­ tions, T a lla h a ssee. F lo rld e , In a ccordan ce w llh Ih* provision * o l Ih* P lctltlo u * N a m * S la tu le i. T oW II: Section U 5 .M . F lo rid a Statute* i f f i Jorg e Dies P u b lish : M a r c h 10. Iff* D E P - 7* F u ll lim a posllon a v a ila b le H V A C / p lu m b ln g n a ce s s a ry G re a t ben efits Ple a se apply In person; Sallpafn la A pa rtm e n ts 4*1 W. Sem inal* Btvd. 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Jim Doyle 111 1410 ‘ N E W S a n fo rd off ices and or w arehouses 400 2 400 sq M Spec la I 1141/mo 313 3134__ O F F I C E Space F rench Av# Sanford 1)50/mo t n d u d e s u H l_________ )X> )5M P R O F E S S IO N A L O F F IC E B u ild in g in downtown L ake M a ry S u rro u n d e d toy C ity p a rks 141 C W ilb u r A v e 14V0 m t, m 131— C o n d o m in iu m R e n t a ls P I N E R I O C E C L U B 7 B d rm 7 Hath, l i t and Jfd Hoof a v a il able l l l l / m o M a k ,d a C orp R e a l E it a lo 444 4400 141— H o m e s f o r S a le BATEMAN REALTY L ie R e al E sta te B roker 2640 S anford A ve M a rk h a m W ill a rea 4 1 2 16 a cre s Pa stu re/sta ble 1103.000 I k M a ry custom 1 ? over I a cre |I2 ) 900 P a u o n t io ilN i; 321-4704 R E S E R V E A T TH E C R O S S IN G S 7 bd rm | bath. 2 c a r g a ra g e S cre en po rch t a t in kitchen, liv in g room d in in g ,ire a p a d d le fa n s 579 900 ))2 9t SO S A N F O R D D U P L E X 2 bed, I totslh car^kcrt each side tfew roof c a rp e f & p a in t O nly ft i uuo d n 1100 m onth 4)1 0791 SAN FO R O D U P LE X Top con d lfto n , G ood neigh borh o od. 1)4.900 C a ll a fte r 5pm 407 574 9044 VENTURE I PROPERTIES Lookin g to buy a tkome? We have hom es in a ll Areas of S e m in o le O ra n g e V o lu s ia Coon hes! C a ll for d e M illt • )/ ? w ith f ir e p la c e , n e w o r ca rp ef and tile 1*4 /00 • I k M a ry ? /| fire p la ce ft)4 900 Beth Osborn# V enture I P ro p erties 3300273/774 9400 STAIRS PROPERTY M AN AG EM EN T A REALT Y 407 17) 711?/)?? 4170 STENSTROM REALTY, INC. FIRST TIME HOMEBUYERS! L e i Our F u ll Tim e Sales Staff Show Y O U how f a i r >1 «s lo O w n a H om e of Your Ow n I C a ll any of ©ur E ■per tented A gen ts A N Y T I M E ! 322 2420' 321 2720 SANFORO • LAKE MARY •In Out 38th T u i* 312 W. F lia t SI , S .in lo rd Sf. Jo h n 's R iv e r * c c « it ! 10 acres, 10K dow n f 17)000 1 or 1 bdrm . dbl g ar , fenced, FI rm c b constr IS), 100 5 re n ta l unltst Good cash dow f 3IK dn, ow ner hold ! 1141.000 323-5774 OEBARY L a k e lro n l 7/7. can Ira l H /A . p lu t e a lra s l M 0 000 W . M a llt ig w t k l, 333 7943 E X C H A N G E O R S E L L your p ro p e rly toc/iled anyw here I I n v t llo n R g a lly , );« M i l 4/1 B L O C K H O M E * C H A on 10 0 v 171 l o t 7 4 x 7 4 b lk lau n d ry/w orksh op . 17a 17 scr rm V e ry close to P in e c re s l C le m ft)4 000 111 246* 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r ly / S a le • H IG H W A Y 1/ 97 I9i (1 Iron I#((*. jo o td G C 3 C U t t lc t ly lc bldg / o llit * and Ig dvt.K h ed gdrage O n n c r te rm t a v a il 1140 000 •1»m* /MV emaaP Re 923a BANK FORECLOSURES, GOVT FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN AVAIALBLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA 4 ORANGE COUNTY I M M A C U L A T E 3 bd rm Hi b a lh w llh la m lly rm . w orkthop. u r porch Com p le le ly lencedtSI.SOO COUNTRY CLU B Concrete b lo c k h om o, control H/A. m o v e In c o n d lllo n l H u g e y a rd 1139,900 DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES I d ta l for m o b lla h om a or h om a t ile , h o r t e t , c a tt le , term in g, o r n u rte ry . Zoned a g ric u ltu ra l 13.900 per acre S m a ll dow n p a y m e n t w llh ow ner lln a n clng 904 )4/1711 M V ”! —J M O B I L E H O M E 13 WO C a r n a g e Cove N e g o tia b le 7 b d rm , a ll a ppl la n c e t 331 *341 N E W If14't, NO DO W N, 10*. I n ltre tl. II X V). » l/J/m o Jt X 70, 303 ) / t t P U B L I C A U T O A U C T IO N * E V E R Y T U E S D A Y 7:14 P M D A Y T O N A A U T O A U C T IO N Hw y. 9), O ty ttn a B a tc h _________ 944-33) B i l l __________ 219— W a n t e d to B u y • R E N A U L T E N C O R E . 1943 E a c t l l t n l c o n d lllo n l 11.300 firm 330 1134 * l)» r 4 P M ______ W A N T E D : IR O N F E N C I N O . Iron lu rn llu r* . brick * , V lc to rl an a rc h ite c tu ra l trim , antique tu rn llu ra a n d d la h g * 331 341* • T O Y O T A C O R O L L A w*gon, '93. A u to . A / C . ra d . 3 3K . w a rra n ty 19,430 373 4*34 • V O L V O , 1974. F o u r door 140 t a r i t t good angina, tire*. 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L a to m 'ie d p u p p ie s I a il b lk . 1 b)k A W rM e____________C a ll 1211570 S T R A W B E R R I E S U P ic k Open 9*m 3991 C t la r y Av*. 3 m l E o l S a n lo rd I m l N of SI R d * * H a a R * F 4 r m * ) lE n i ^ ^ ^ 223— M is c e lla n e o u s a B IS ) E L 3 S P E E O 3 w ay vacuum w llh a tla c h m a n t* ! ! ) _ C a ll 3)3 4*07 ____ '17 L IN C O L N T o w n ctr, loaded good Hr**, d e a n Cocoa brow n A v in y l root *4700 333 7171 159— R e a l E s t a t e W a n te d D O L P H I N SUN B O A T 73 hp Johnson used 70 h rt Ilk* new ft) WO F ir m 323 A4«f Of 149 130* a B U I C K 73 E L E C T H A 113. 4 dr b a rd top E . c t lla n t c o n d lllo n l R t lt O r M H W *3 700 310 9007 • H O U SE B O A T# 11v# a b oa rd 43’ • C H R Y S L E R I M P E R I A L '93 L ik a new M u t t *all O n ly *7* 000 C a ll 1*07)313 9934___ a O O O O l M A R A O A . 1*40 V I. a u tom a tic, m ag wheal* 1/30 ____374 7430 a D U N E B U G G Y F u ll lib a rg H t* body C o n v ertib le lop N tb u llt VW angina M a n y new part* Prota**lon b u 'll S3300 33) *93* • H O N D A A C C O R D L X . 1991. P / S . P / B , a ir , K en w o o d A M / F M c a iia lt a . * door, low m ite* Ro*awood co lor W ill run lo ra v a r 3)3.93013) 9471 LAND WANTED F O R S U B D IV I S IO N ) w ith or w ith ou t a p p ro v a ls 700 1000 a cres W a te rfron t a plus C a ll T erry C la yto n 904 755 4406 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e N a u ta M n e , tw in V drive ft?QK pr Quam 69) III) H O U S E B O A T 74 ft fis h a ru js k f f ib e r g L a s s I r i h u ll 90 hp Ev»nrude. sleeps 4, g a lley A bathroom m in t c o n d w h a lte r a n d a ll equipm ent N ew ly re fu rb ish ed B y appt ft/ WO F ir m 1?) 444for )49 1)04 e A I R C O N D IT IO N E R 1 I 1 Ion ce n tra l a ir co nd ition er )90 ________ C a ll 330 7)>4________ S T I N G R A Y B ow ftd er. 92. 40 hr%, loaded 705 1 0 , Ir a lle r , A P P L IA N C E S . FU R N TV 'S , ETC BUY SELL TRADE I N ) C H E E P O D E P O T . 1319 FRENCHAVE 131 3344 I J ’ TR1 M U L L B O A T F ib e r g la s s A P P L i A N C E S I B e it p r ic e ! 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A t B e lt. 714 3341 • IS A 0Y B E D in clu d in g bum,>er p e d t Good co nd ition 11130 _ _ _11J e tM O E alm on d II 13 r« |rlg, »up*r c l e a n 1 W a r r a n t y tre e de hver T A e B e lt A P P L I A N C E S A L E ) A S E R V I C E . 31* 3331 K A L V E N A T O H R e irlgera toe. 17 cu ft w it h Ice m a k e r , alm on d HOO G U O C a ll 171 9430 le a ve m e n a g e__________ M A Y T A O w atn er, very nice, tree d e liv e ry and w a rra nty 3ohn A t B e ll, 334 3743 '91 D O D G E D Y N A S T Y L E Loaded M a ro o n w / v ln y l top E a t r a S h a rp ! >7900 . 31000 b*low book 314 1301 231- C a r s e n g in e o w n e r tin I 3 K, d n 124 1575___ 9 6 H P M e rc u ry M o to r Less than 200 h rs P lu s tro llin g m o to r p lu s t r a i l e r L ik e new I _C om plete 5150firm 37? 4411___ 1914 F O R D F 190 w> ra c k , long bad, 4 c y lin d e r, ) ip aad. 11 IK a c tu a l m ilt* , c lu tc h w orn 11,100....................... . 313 <973 * F O R O T H U N D E R B I R D , 1944. A ll o r ig in a l! N eed* to m e work It 695 Q B Q J ? l 0156 215— B o a t s a n d A c c e s s o r ie s 233— A u t o P a r t s _ _ _ / A c c e s s o r ie s • M OTOR M A N U A L C b lllo n * auto part* book, a ll c la it lc c a rt I• ) I to 1957 Pictu re * and l l l u i t r a t l o n i I n c lu d in g P a c k a r d . H u d t o n . W illy * M tn ry J A ll tha a ld it t l 113 L a k e M a r y 33) 4/44__________ • R E C E I V E R H IT C H lo i lu ll t i l t Chevy, w llh hardw are 3*0 C a ll 173 *4301 :..v. P 235— T r u c k s / B u s e s / V a n s ___ • CH EVY B E A U V IL LE VAN ’ 79, 1 ton, P a t t a n g t r van. d e a n Loaded I Too m u ch to Ittl, m ust *a« to a p p r u la l* O n ly S7.49S O B O 331 1700 • L t” B A R O N C o n v a rllb lt, ’ IB. Rad. loaded, d ig d a th . now top, new lira * 34,300 49) 7409 Sanford Motor Co. 77 L I N C O L N V E R S A I L L E S . B o d y g o o d , a n g in a need* w ork MOO O B O 331 0000 _ 230— A n t lq u o / C l a s s l c C a r s _____ •1970 OEVILLE CADILLAC J E E P P I C K U P T R U C K , 1*19 4*4 w llh topper 1400 O B O N a a d i a lo t of T L C . 313 J939 • 1*7) C H E V Y 1/3 ton p/u . 330 V I Run* good E n g in e and Iran* itro n g *1300 373 3313 '44 F O R D E S C O R T L . run* g o o d . 4 ip d , c o ld a ir , g r a y / b ltc k 1930 O B O 373 9014 • 31 H O N D A A C C O R D . 4 dr . ) * p d ,, A / C , P w ., A m / F m c o u a tt* 13000 173 *411 ____ •17 C H E V Y Spectrum , auto, a ir, A m / F m c a ita lta . good cond. L t blu e 17*30 O B O 310 714)_____________________ *7000 O B O A ll pow er 773 013* a J E E P P I C K U P 4i4, 1970 V I auto E n g in e and Iran* re b u ilt la b o u l 70.000 m ll e t l N ew er Interior *7,000 331 7004 • 7 1 M O M I D O I T , V a ry good cond , r tt lo ra d . ga ra ge kept U K ml 13 700 111 4001 • '■1 O L D S M O B I L E C u ll* * * Station wagon. Loaded. A / C . now lira * , t i c cond S1000 O B O 377 4477 or 130 0344 S U N Q U E S T W O L F F T A N N IN O B E D S N * w C o m m t r c la l H o r n * U n l i t F r o m 1199 Lam p * Lotion* A c c ttto r la * M o n th ly p a y m e n t* low a* 114 OO C a ll Today F R E E N E W Color C atalog 1 100 *43 9197 O IIU Z U S P A C E C A B W wdh iu n ro a l. tahoa co ver an d new lire * L o a d e d 1 310 *00 331 940/ '91 C H E R O K E E C O U N T R Y 14.000m lltt,l17,495 _________ C a ll 373 4343_________ m il* * , good co n d R a b u llt Iran* 17,900 O B O 317 7040 S E R V I C E S A L E S A P A R T S tor portable karo*ana haatar* L A R R Y ’ S M A R T 133 4117 • I 1 U I U P / U 9) Red. 7 K. A / C . • m / tm ca t* , lu ll b a d lm a r. re a r w indow 39.*30 173 4434 1919 P O N T I A C L E M A N S L E . ) tpaad, 1 door, a ir 19.000 o r ig i­ n a l m ile s E i c s ll s n f condl lio n I 43.300)11 7004___________ •II LINCOLN C*nllnantil U K H E A V Y D U T Y T R A I L E R 3300 I I " C R A F T S M A N B A N SAW , *130 C a ll 1*3 *337 ________ T R A IL E R 3 b 1 b 14.70 E , t r a t ’ 14 000 You m ove 333 4403___________ •_1943 S U B U R B A N O M O 4 3L d ltta l, h a lt Ion. m tc h a n lc a lly w ild , new ra d /b ra k e rotor* A c a llp a rl/ h a a d lin e r V e ry good lira * and tow pkg S3.300OBO _________ 407 141 1*11 ■71 V O L K S W A O O N VAN” on* ow ner, good condition, »t*n deed * hllt 1330 334 4034 — 238— V e h ic le s W a n t e d __ W E P A Y T O P ISIS F O R C o m p ile Or W racked Car*. Truck* H U N N I N O or N O T A N Y C O N D IT IO N 373 3944 239— M o t o r c y c le s a n d B ik e s B IK E T R A I L E R , accom m o d a ttt 3 tm or 3 Ig bike* A ll new E a tr a tp a re lir e 1300 F ir m C a ll 31) 4449__________ #/*• K A W A S K I K 31199. d a t t lc . a te cond , I3K m l . ch ocolai* A Chrom e S973 31) 4041 41 H O N D A . 730 cu ito m . good condition, 33K m il** SWO O B O 331 0911 I v m ig o r 333 1339 '17 H O N D A S P R E E ' V a ry low m il** V a ry good condition S400___________ Phone 111 241 — 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 R a m b le r Im p a n e l. 'I I 3311 b a t a m t n l m o d e l, loaded E a c a lla n l cond Op tlo n a l H onda m otor (co o ler tor 3 w/ ra c k 133.COO 407 499 497) • '74 M O T O R H O M E R u n t great W ill trad* tor tra v e l tra lla r o l c o m p a r a b le v a lu e 371 7493 WIN U P TO • M IC R O W A V E . K tn m o r* . D ig ita l M e d iu m tite . Good co n d ition 130 C a lU lZ 14/0 M o Y m o ’ S A L E ? liv e p ie c e liv in g room t e c lia n il. antique t e c r e lir y d etk. antique dining rt» m te l, w n th er. and m uch m ore C a ll 111 09/0 tor gppt___ • Q U A L I T Y D O U B L E B E D te l In d u d e t h eadb oard, fra m e r o lle r t A b a rg a in a l MS No c h e c k i P le a te c a ll 493 9*49 a lle r 13 noon______________ Q U E E N S IZ E w a t.rb e d Ilk* new 1300 O B O 110 9*00 9 S a ik lo r M ich e lle 331 S l« 9 evet _ • R A T T A N L O U N O E . A d |u lt able b a c k re tt brown tweed co ve r, very co nlorta b le. In good condition S9S C a ll 3*9 13/1 _ ______ Months R A Y ) A P P L IA N C E . J U S F R E N C H A V E . SANFO RD R * Ir Ig o r a ( o r . S lo v e t . W a th e rt D r y e r t F ree S yr labor w o rr D el a v a il 1310043 W H I T E 'F O R M I C A bu llet with hutch w ith m irro re d draw er* and d o o r. )J00 ) A N T IO U E b lo n d e m a h o g a n y d r e t i t r t 1700 339 9/44 • A M / F M S T E R E O , w llh re c o r d p la y e r a n d c a n a l t e p la y e r Include* tw o tp e a k e ri ISO C a ll................ 373 440) 1B5— C o m p u te r s • O E CO LO UR TV C O M P U T E R M O N IT O R C O M B O . 17", good condl IIon 139 O vied o A rea 34) 4403 w In Your Own Backyard! Beautiful 1,2G3 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available Mention this ad and PAY fiO APPLICATION FEE ■Single Story Design • No One Below or Above * Energy • Efficient Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartment* ■Friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management • Attic Storage, Private Pello & Morel HOURS: Mon-Sat 9-5:30 Closod Sun * BANK WILL FINANCE* F a m ily P a r k 1/ Fleetw ood 14,00 1/7 tike new 1100 per m onth (W A C t w / 10\. down C a ll M a r lin 37] i t m Paradise... We Offer Affordable Beauty and Valuel 323-3301 1.1 A C R E S , r e ild e n t le l. E n le r p r lu . FI H e a v ily wooded M m u te t to I 4 t 7 l 000 3)7 9)04 p ip w C a ll (or d a ta tlt! A A C a r n tt, Inc.. 33)17)4 • O L D ) CU TLASS ■ R O U Q H A M . 1911 Runt gg o d l S400 firm 3714110 0 F O R D L A R I E T . 1*90. F 150 X cl#an. O ne ow ner. 14K m l , lo a d e d , t y r 40K w a r r a n t y 19,99) 3 1 1 0 4 H o f 313 0449 a F O R D R A N O E R , L T X *1 P /S . cru lta . A / C , it tr a o , 4.700 m il**, I y r or 17,000 m l left on w a rra n ty . C a ll 377 11)3_______ • H A N D I C A P P E D V A N , 1940 F o rd E 150 L ilt , au tom atic door* 11,300 37 1 7*14 183— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d io / S te re o TS3— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a le Janet Mansfield, 323-7271 • M USTANO HATCHBACK ' I t , n * w p a ln l. H r t * a n d w h a tl* R un* good 13.400 31)9407_____________________ Don't Wait-Visit NOW! G orgeou s L u x u ry A partm ents in S a n ford I Hull mini SKAIIRKK/K t in ' W St. Croix A p a rtm en t^ ! l i f e ) / ^ s' 7 3 '1 M -r,H :30 ^ a r^fe,u^4 n *, L l, k t ‘ M u r% % 5 :3 0 - Sa «. 10 5 -Sun. 1-5 B a p RIDGEW ATE a it t m _ • D O D G E T R A N S A N , 1971 S to v t, bad, lea boa. good cond S3.300 or trade lo r ca r 334 3*07 a l e s t a t e , in c 322 7498 # LUCKY YOU! % W 'T’-'- l VENTURE I PROPERTIES HALL REALTY 3301 S. Sanford Ave,‘ Sanford F I)H E R M A N ) P A R A D IS E ’ w ater Iron l lot. 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In c lu d in g p u n c tu re w o u n d s a n d se x u a l a r tlv lty . that In tro d u c e th e v ir u s Into the re c ip ie n t's b lo o d stre a m . O n c e h a v in g bad h e p a titis H. ab o u t 0 0 p e rcen t o f p n tle n ts reco ver, a rc not c a rrie rs o f the v ir u s a n d h ave p e rm a n e n t p ro ­ te ctio n a g a in s t fu tu re Infections. U n p rc d lc tn b ly . a b o u t 10 percen t o f p a tie n ts be co m e c a rrie rs or d e v e lo p c h r o n ic h e p a titis. by Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS Ml CHARUE BROWN..THIS IS THE WEIRD KID WHO SOLD ME THE BAT USED BY ROY HOBBS.. I ONLY PAID HER A DO LLAR. 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H e p a titis it im m u n iz a t io n Is of no v a lu e after an Infection u n le s s blo o d tests sh o w that a p e rs o n is not Im m u n e , a h ig h ly u n u s u a l c ir c u m s t a n c e . T h e v a c c in e Is re c o m m e n d e d fo r (H-opIr al h ig h ris k , s u c h as h e a lth c a re w o rk e rs , c e r ta in T5r l j u l -j u □UULKdUW LJULJU UUU UUU 47 46 40 81 M 2 Smalt tlova Tidy Sat aagla Salat agant WIN AT BRIDGE Dy P h illip A ld er W h e n a bridg e p la y e r »ccks In fo rm a tio n , he m a y refer to the 1 .0 0 0 -p a g e ••O fficial E n ­ c y c lo p e d ia o f llr ld g c " (a new e d itio n o f w h ic h 14 s c h e d u le d for p u b lic a tio n la te r t h is year). O r he m a y b u y a u s e k il new 280-page h a rd -co v e r, " T h e B rid g e P la y e r's D ic t io n a r y " (SU2.95. 8 0 0 -2 7 4 ­ 22211. T h is ta n k Is a n A m e r i­ c a n iz e d v e rsio n r i o n e p u b lis h e d in E n g la n d . H it m a n y p h o to ­ g ra p h s a n d ca rto o n s huve been a d d e d b y I ti e e d i t o r a n d p u b lis h e r. R a n d y B a ro n by Jimmy Johnson A R L O A N D JANIS T h e re are h r ld d e fin itio n s of m o re th a n 1.400 te rm s. H o w e v ­ er. even ( h n iifji b re v ity Is the o rd e r o f the day. I w is h d e riv a ­ t i o n s of o b s c u re t e r m s lik e " m ls c r c " had been In clu d ed . A few d e fin itio n s ' co m e w ith a c c o m p a n y in g d e a ls . U n d e r w h ic h h e a d in g h to d a y 's , d o yo u t h in k ? Dy Dernlce Dede Osol YOUR DIRTHDAY March 11, 1004 by Bob Thaves FR AN K AND ER N EST ju T ' O N & THt MIGHT W5 NEVep CAUGHT UP f ; f c rn THAT UNVtfiPAYtAtNT! T O \ V r J ff by Jim Meddick ROBOTMAN* I'VE 6QT TO FALL ASLEEP BEFORE THE COUSHSYRVJP WEARS OFF. I'VE GOT TO FAU ASLEEP BEFORE THE. i C0U6H SYROT WEARS CfF. S ^ V v e g o t TO... T H t O p p o r tu n itie s m ig h t u n fo ld In the y c u r a h e a d c n u h lln g y o u to a c q u ire so m e o f the m u tc rlu l th in g s y o u 'v e a lw a y s w anted. T r y to f u l f i l l t h e s e d e s ir e s w ith o u t o v c r h u td c n ln g y o u rs e lf fin a n c ia lly . PISCES (Feb. 2 0 -M arch 20) Be p h ilo s o p h ic a l r e g a r d in g a n y p ro b le m s w ith w h ich y o u have to c o n te n d today. Y o u c o u ld be a m a ze d u l how e a s ily th e y 're re so lv e d If y o u d o n 't ta k e y o u r ­ s e lf o r life too lE g a tlv e ly . G et a J u m p on life t y u n d e rs ta n d in g th e In flu e n c e s w h ic h urc g o v ­ e r n in g y o u In the y e a r ahead. S e n d for y o u r A stro -G ra p h p re ­ d ic tio n s tod ay by m a ilin g $ 1 .2 5 u n d a lo n g , s e l f - a d d r e s s e d , s t a m p e d e n v e lo p e to A s t r o G ra p h . c/o t h is new spaper. P.O. B o x 4 4 0 5 , N ew Y o rk . N. Y . 10163. B e su re to stu tc y o u r z o d ia c sig n . A R IE S (M arch 2 1 -A p ril 10) D o n ’ t Ik * deceived b y o u tw a rd a p p e a ra n c e s today. S o m e th in g w h ic h se e m s to be o f s m a ll s ig n ific a n c e at firs t c o u ld tu rn o u t to Ik -Just th c o p p o s ltc . TA U R U S ( A t r ll 2 0 -M a y 20) - I'VE 60T TO FALL ASLEEP BEFORE THE COUGH SYRUP WEARS OrF. I'VE GOT TO FALL ASLEEP BEFORE THE K COUGH SYRUP WEARS OFF. SHIfiKK V iv e got ------------- to... <3 V M - ll ♦ s o HAST ♦o ♦2 ♦ S IT ▼K I S S ♦ AQ2 ♦ J 10 9 ♦ x q to s z 4 9 1 7 (4 SOUTH ♦ A Q I7I S ♦ 42 4A ♦ K I 74 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South Swath I♦ 4♦ West Pass Pass Norik 1♦ Pass Eail Pass Pass Opening lead: ♦ K T o d a y Instead o f d e a lin g w ith g r o u p s , c o m m it t e e s or In ­ te rm e d ia rie s . w ork d ir e c tly o n u o n c lo-on e b u s ls w lt h the person In c h a rg e If y o u 're n e g o tia tin g s o m e th in g o f Im portance. G EM IN I (M u y 21 -J u n e 20) G e n e ra lly sp eakin g, y o u c o u ld Ik ra th e r lu c k y today w ith y o u r bigg est b re a k s a im in g In m u t­ te rs th a t p e rta in to y o u r w o rk o r c u rc cr. Be e x t r c n r ly w a tc h fu l In these areas. CANCER (June 21 -J u ly 22) If y o u b e g in to plun tod ay, there Is u good c h a n c e y o u m a y la te r h av e the w a y s a n d m e a n s to la k e a n extended trip y o u 'v e a lw a y s w a n te d to m ak e. It's w tth ln the r c a lin o f p o s s ib ilitie s . LEO ( J u ly 2 3 A u g . 22) D o n 't be d is tu rb e d o r overly c o n c e rn e d to d a y If y o u aren’ t d o in g too w ell In the e a rly In rin g s. Y o u 're a s tre tc h r u n n e r a id th in g s w ill Im p ro ve a s y o u jp t c lo s e r to the fin is h line. V IR G O ( A u g 2 3 -S e p t. 22) T o d a y c o u ld prove ra th e r fo rtu ­ nate fo r y o u In an a rra n g e m e n t w h e re there Is a p a rtn e r In­ v o lv e d . W o rk in g a s a tw o som e te n d s to m u lt lp ly y o u r lu c k . L ID R A (Sept. 23 -O ct. 23) R e ­ g a rd le s s o f y o ir a s s ig n m e n t o r task tod uy. u iu k r a n c lfo r i to do e v e ry th in g y o u d o to the v e ry best o f y o u r u tility . R e w a rd s for w o rk w e ll done an- Indicated . SCORPIO (O il. 24 N o v . 22) Y o u m a y not h av e a n c q u u l to d u y w h e n It c o n ie s to o r ­ g a n iz in g o r m a n a g in g c o m ­ p l i c a t e d d e v e lo p m e n t s . I n ­ s tin c tiv e ly y o u 'll k n o w w h at to d o a n d w hut to d e le g a te to w hom . SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-D ec 21) E n v is io n (m h IIIv c e n d re su lts toduy a n d d o n 't let the in te n s ity o f th is p ic tu re lessen. Y o u c a n do w h u t y o u th in k y o u cu n do If yo u d o n 't leave s p a c for n e g a tiv e th o u g h ts. C A P R IC O R N (D ec. 2 2 - J a il. 19) C o n d itio n s w h ich h ave d is ­ pleased y o u c a ily In the w eek c o u ld begin to b c u llc v lu tc d a s o f tod ay. K ee p the fa ith , b e cau se w h at y o u 'v e hem h o p in g fo r Is p o ssib le. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 2 0 -Fe b . 19) Y o u 'v e h eard th at o ld adage. " T h e h a r d e r y o u w o rk , th e lu c k ie r y o u get." W e ll, t h is c o u ld he e s p e c ia lly true In y o u r In­ sta n c e tod ay, m t h is Is not the tim e to sta rt coustlng. 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 IS E A SSN . by Leonard Starr •p a p p y * TM£ BARN 'ILfOAUV TH0U6HT IT WAS fOR M V OOOP?/ H M M P tf/ .' NORTH ♦ K J 10 • ♦ A Q J 10 ♦ JJ Flic under "Laier-on-Loscr." ANNIE WAR PUCKS 6£ARCH£P - P la y in g In f o ir spades. S o u th w in s W e s t's d ia m o n d -k in g lead w ith h is ace. d raw s tru m p s a n d ta k e s the heart finesse. O r does tic ? If he docs, he s h o u ld go do w n . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/addeef88112a50209158ef027ea7c44d.pdf 8c6d555471bcedccb57d9f41f9e98689 PDF Text Text 1 V ' Vj January 23, 1994 % SUNDAY S a n fo r d 75 Cents H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnce 1008 86th Year. N o NEWS DIGEST 133 - Sanford. Florida Where bad money goes Forfeited profits from crime used to advance cop efforts □ Sports Boys keep pace in SAC LONGWOOD — The Lyman and Seminole high school boy's basketball teams won in remain 1-2 In the SAC title rare See Page IB BRIEFS Cops searching for driver SANFORD — Police are looking for a man who went for a lest drive and ended up taking the car. Friday afternoon, a black male was taking a test drive In a black Honda Prelude from Jim m y Bryant Honda. State Road 600. The man was described as In hts mid 20‘s, 6 fret 3-lnches tall. 180-190 pounds wearing a white polo shirt with "Duckhead" logo and khaki pants. According to police, he took the car for a test drive with one of the salesman. While they were on General Hutchinson west of SR 600. the subject pushed the salesman out of the vehicle and turned around, driving toward SR 600. The man was dropped off at the dealership by a white male In his late teens. It Is unknown Is hr was Involved In (he theft. Anyone with Information about the Incident should contact the Seminole County Sheriff Office. By SANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Six city police depart­ ments and the Seminole County sheriff collected over 9 1 million In forfeitures during 1993. swelling ihelr respecllve Law Enfnrcrmenl Trust Funds. The agencies spent almost 9480,000 on equipment, computer*, drug education program* and youth program*. The shrrllf along wllh the elites of Altamonte Springs. Casselberry. Lake Mar)1. Long wot mI. Oviedo, and Sanford belong lo the City County Investigative Bureau (CCIB|. Winter Springs I* not u part of CCIB Its trust fund rontulns L io n s and tig e r s and •9.900. Winter Spring* did not collect cr spend any money from the fund during 1993. There was 9477.000 In all of the trusl fund* on Oct. I. 1992 and when thr yrar ended Sept IK). 1993 thr fund* con­ tained. nearly 91.035.000. An addlilonal S I .032.000 was collertrd during the fiscal year and 9476.706 spent from the fund* The amount rollectrd Includes Interest earned on the money In the iru*t funds. When properly Is seized and then forfeited through thr courts, according (o law. the funds are divided among the departments and deposited Into the trust r Bee Money, Page 2A C O N F IS C A T IO N BEQINNINQ COLLECTIONS AGENCY IP,H I 1*0.002. 145.440 4UUI0NTE SHMQS W ill. 30.709. 2UJ4 542*471 USUlNftftY 144021 m u 151*2 44*51 LAKENtfr t».47t H251 n.ita 44271 LOW3*000 nun u rn 41310 71145 11.10* ? *50 1*000* m m 221210 ovtco NOTAVULABU SANFORD i— • TOTAL -------~ Florida.................... HealthJPItnese........ Horoscope............... Nation...................... Feople eeeesssoseoeseee 8 Sports sesssssssssssssse^ ' Television............... . Weather..................., MJOO $477,215. 1*640. *442*4 tm 1,031,824. 478,706. 1,034,801. ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1 HarsM fe, b w i P t r lm The Law Enforcement Trust Fund coders ere swelling Semlnolo County, with over SI million collected In 1993 In 3 murders in a week b e a rs Dead woman found in cardboard box By SANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Staff Writer WINDWOOD — Seminole County Sheriffs deputies are Investigating the third murder of the year, all o f which occured last week. On Saturday morning, a boy wulklng along u water-filled ditch near Wlndwood at Anchor Road and Oak Street between Casselberry and Allumonte Springs discovered the body of a female Inside a partially submerged cardboard box sealed wllh tape. S h m ir* spohnniM U Abortion protest ruling review ■ridge........................ SB Buslneee................... 4B Classifieds.........B-11B Comlos...................... SB Crossword eeeeeseeeesee •B Deer A bb|f..............7B Deaths......................5 A Id lto rla l.................... 4A ■duoatlen eeeeeeeeeeeeee • A HU to WWTERSFRMGS Sandy Robinson, vice chairman of the Sem i­ nole County school board, has filed papers to begin her campaign to seek re-election. Robinson, who has led the crusade for magnet schools and for the annonymnus tip line now in place In the schools, was elected for the first lime In 1990. A campaign promise to keep the people Informed o f what the board was doing and to listen to the concerns o f her constituents led to the creation o f her public forums, called Chalk Talks. Robinson lives In Lake Mary where she and her husband operate a medical textbook busi­ ness. From S U lf reports UPtNOfTbflfS IturtWUNCf UWNC.LC& ,.0. R eflection bid announced WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court set the stage Friday for a significant abortion-related ruling by agreeing to clarify how far courts or local governments may go In restricting pro­ testers outside abortion clinics. The Justices said they will review a Florida court order by a Seminole County Judge that created a protest-free buffer tone outside a Melbourne. Fla., clinic. The high court's decision, expected by July, could have an enormous Impact across the nation. Friday's action came Just hours after an estimated 35.000 abortion opponents marched on the court's Capitol Hill building to mark the 21st anniversary of the 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision that affirmed a constitutional right to abortion. The march Is an annual event for abortion foes. The Florida case pits the free-aperch rights of anti-abortion protesters against the rights of women seeking abortions and o f abortion clinic employees to be free from harassment. Intimida­ tion and other Illegal conduct. In the abortion case, operators of the Aware Women Center for Choice In Melbourne sued Operation Rescue In 1991. leading to a permanent Injunction banning certain activities outside the clinic. Early lost year, a state trial Judge determined that those restrictions were Insufficient "to protect the health, safety and rights of women” seeking the clinic's services. The Judge found that Operation Rescue members often Interfered with patients and staff members trying to enter or leave the clinic. F U N D S Annie Stevens. 2, appears to be a lion tamer timidly putting her head In a roaring lion's mouth. Annie le really nonplussed over a HtflM MM Vr *»*»' MKMO different matter. She can't quite reach the llon-llke water fountain at the Central Florida Zoo Saturday. McDonough h M «he boy wss looking lor some stolen Christmas presents In the ditch when he opened the box and round the body. He went home and told his parents, who called 9-1-1. McDonough said tlic victim was nn Aslan female between 18 and 29 years old. five feel, four Inches tall. 123 pounds with brown eyes and medium length hrown. wavy hair wllh Irizzy end* worn In a ponytail on top of her head. □See Murder. Page BA Strolling along developed waterfront By NICK FFBIFAUF Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Imagine walking from the Finn Street specialty shop* across brick walkways to a major central plaza where the Seminole County Courthouse parking lot Is presently located. At the plaza, you can sit under an umbrella and sip coffer, while looking at the natural beauty of the area along Lake Monroe. Along the water's edge, therr Is a walled promenade with walkways, lights and benches for relaxation. These Images are contained In the plans submitted to the Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee and Sanford Main Street by Bruce Andersen, of Andersen and Associ­ ates. Although discussed extensively Wednesday at Ihe Steering Com­ mittee's regular meeting, the pro­ posals are being presented lo the Sanford City Commission Monday night, through Director ol Planning and Development Jay Murder, who serves on the Steering Committee. Among Hems presented for con­ sideration arc comments regarding Ihe use of the parking lot area eust Related Editorial, Page 4A________ □Baa Waterfront, Page BA County irked by state road shift proposal By J. MARKBARFIBLO Senior Staff Writer________________________________ SANFORD — Seminole County officials are preparing their objections to a state proposal to shift 32.5 miles o f highways to county control. According (o a stale-commissioned study, the shift would move t l . 7 million o f annual m ainte­ nance and Improvement expenses to the county’s fiscal lap. But County Engineer Jerry McCollum CBee Roede, Page BA mwM Hwtskr • >«»«*( i neaniM The H at* wants to ahltt control ot Stata Road 434, among othora, to tha county. If this doesn’t bring back memories, nothing will Warming Up Partly cloudy. High In the low er 70s. Wind northeast 5 to lOmph. Partly Cloudy ‘Ctty of Jackaonvltle' coming Into Sanford bringing passengers and cargos. Morning folks! We've had quite a few letters since we began this column In 1991. but none like Ihe one w e're glng lo share with you today. W e've tuken the liberty of doing some editing to shorten II a bit but If this one doesn't bring back memories o f Sanford In Ihe 1920s and 1930s nothing will. "Dear Julian; Your 'Way Back When' columns cause memories lo come flood­ ing back. My parents came from Tampa lo Sanford In June 1928. The Depression had begun. They had a (laugher. Mary Joyce (Bateman who was with Ihe audio-video operations of the local school board for years). My dad. A.B. Stevens. WAY BACK W HEN JULIAN STENSTROM built roads In subdivisions. He had a childhood friend. Cecil Swindle, who managed (he Wlnn-Lovett Groccrtcria on □Bee Btenstrom, Page 2A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �2 * - Sanfotd Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday, January 23. 1994 Readers speak: Helping IN BRIEF By SUSAN WBNNIft Lorena Bobbitt sent to mental hospital MANASSAS. Va. — Lorena Bohbltl was committed to a slate mental hospital Tor a psychiatric evahiallon after a Jury found she was temporarily Insane when she cut o il her husband's penis with a kitchen knife. Defense lawyers had argued that Mrs. Bobbitt was a battered wife seized by an "Irresistible Impulse" to cut ofT her husband's penis on June 23 after he came home from a night o f drinking and raped her. Prosecutors called Mrs. Bobbitt's attack a calculated act of revenge. "T h is case was not about a penis.'' defense Inwycr Lisa Keinlrr said after the verdict Friday. "Everyone was so consumed with that. But that’s not what this case Is really about. It w'as realty about a life." Doctors, as required by Virginia law, will decide if she poses a danger to herself or others They must report back to the judge within 45 days. Mrs. Bobbitt stood stoically as the verdict was read. One supporter In the courtroom shrieked. Her husband. John Bobbitt, was not In court. Bobbitt. 26. was acquitted In Novem ber o f sexually assaulting his wife. He denied ever treating or raping her. "John was dumbfounded. He said. ‘You mean she got away with It?’" his uncle. William Biro, said on CNN’s "Larry King L iv e " later Friday. He and his wife. Marylyn. who raised Bobbitt, watched with him as the verdict was delivered on live television. Prosecutor Paul B. Ebert told reporters that he has "a certain amount of sympathy for Mrs. Bobbitt, but that doesn't Justify what she did." "Hopefully. If she nerds help, she will get It," Ebert said. The Jury of seven women and five men deliberated 7Mi hours over two days beforr finding Mrs. Bobbitt Innocent of malicious wounding, which carries a maximum sentence o f 20 years In prison. M o n ey--------Continued from Page 1A lund ol the respective town. Strict guidelines are set forth In the law outlining how the m oney Is spent. City com ­ missions must OK the proposed e x p e n d itu re s o f trust fund money Ircforr It Is spent. The county commission reviews the sheriffs requests. The money In the fund comes primarily from the skills o f the drug trade and II may be years before eases work through the courts and the money filters hack to the trust funds. S a n fo r d r r e e lv e d o v r r 8700.000 in collection during You've seen It: people walking thr streets pushing shopping carts nr carrying large loads on their t>arks: men. women and children without a place to call their own. sleeping on park benches. This Is a familiar sight within most cities In America. Including Sanford. Soup kitchens are set up to feed them. Shelters are In place to protect them from the elements of Mother Nature. The homeless of our community pose a lender toplr for some and a sore spot for others. How enn they really br helped? Sanford locals expressed their opinions. Harold Scott said, “ I'm not sure whut the answer ts. Maybe we ran give them a Job to earn their keep." Bill Smith said. " I think wr wouldn't have as many home­ less If their were more Jobs. Some companies pay tuxes but what they should do Is create Jobs Instead of taxes." Gary Scott said. "The gov­ ernment needs to supply more Jobs that they (the homeless) can do." Many people felt the combina­ tion of creating Jobs os well as providing shelter may be the answer. Mike Palerm o said. “ Build shelters for them. Help get them Jobs." Rajndrr Berl wholeheartedly agreed by saying, "Get them a Job and give them shelter." Carl Prrscoll said, “ A lot of It, they could help themselves. Find some work. Food kllrhcns rould still frrd l hem." Eurlran Medlork said. "W e ran help by providing low In­ come housing and provide Jobs." Another Sanfordlte clabonitrd on his thoughts. "One thing I think would help the homeless Is Job training to build their self­ esteem. Also some sort of per­ manent shelters. There are a lot of wasted buildings In Sanford. Small businesses can be run by those nrrdiug Jobs. A New York Ice cream shop guve Jobs to the homeless und It helped them get back Into the work force and also gave them a reason to help (hem do better." A m y B ates sa id . " T h e r e should he federal funding to help them get bark on their feet. Job training programs to tearh them w ays to h an dle th eir own m on ey. T each them social skills'* There wrre also those who leaned more toward supplying shelters. Ken Norton said. "I'v e been Impressed with the group shelter at Orlando. Giving them a temporary shelter." Margo Lemons said. " I think we need to use old buildings that department stores have left. Set them up for housing the home­ less. Give them a rrason lo want to work.'* Buster Canfield said. "Take all the golf courses and hulld cheap housing for the homeless." Wendy O 'Keefe said. "Low Income housing might help." F ran ces W illis said, "W e should continue doing what we arc. Like the food, clothing and shelters we are providing." Joy Daugherty seld. "O ne thing we can do Is donate clothing, bedding and food to be taken to areas that are qualified and set up to handle that. We should also g iv e m oney to shelters." On a mitre comical note, J.p. said, "G ive them a home. They arrn'l homeless then when you give them a home." A more serious comment was made by Bill Schmitt. "T h e homeless shelters are bad news because we're Inviting homeless from other states to come here. It's putting a burden on our state." Jeanette Stlffey said. "I think more housing would help the homeless and more caring for our families. If we had more caring within our families we’d have less homeless." 1993. I hr major portion coining for the forfeiture of over 81 million cash found In u ear at i hr Amtrak AuloTrnln yard. Sanford Police Commander Dennis Whitmire said a 83 5 m illion Miami condom inium complex may be tied lo a decade old dnig smuggling case here and muy ylelit more money for the trust funds. Some confiscation money also comes back to the ugcnclrs when they work with the federal Drug Enforcement Administra­ tion (DEAL Over 81 million in homes, real estate, und luxury automobiles werr seized from ronvlcted drug smtigglrr Robert Castoro, Wlnlrr Springs. He had a 22-arrr estate on the St. Johns River. His federal prison sentence was cut to 20 years from life plus 65 years last week Custom cooper aled with investigators in a worldwide probe of the drug trade. Castoro admlttrd Importing marijuana, roeaJne and hashish into the country from 1974-67. Sunlnrd used part of their funds lor the school resource officer program, crime preven­ tio n and D .A .R .E .. s e v e n automobiles and accessories, computer equipment, ballistic vrsis, a voice stress analyzer and iold my mother II Daddy had hern educated he would have made an excellent crim inal lawyer. Dad had only a fifth grade education, lie was truly a self-educated man. rrad all hr eould. had a terrible handwriting but If one rould figure his shortcuts, they were okay. "Dud opened several stores In his time hut one was special. dlRcrrnt from ull other grocery t r m t - m l w r t i d i n g tn h t » r e d s to re * In central Florid a. He pickup on 'special deliveries* called It Ills 'Super Store.' Cus­ because he always seemed lo tomers could drive Into an offk n o w w h e n fo lk s w ith strrcl parking area, shop, have hardships, widows with children Ihclr groceries taken to the car. or people because o f sickness the first of Its kind, the forerun­ needed food. We would drive up ner of Ihc supermarket. It was quietly und leave boxes of gro­ on French Avenue between 12lh ceries on the porch. and 13th street*. People came "D ad's store took orders on from everywhere to sec It. the phone. Clerks such as Naomi "T h e store still took orders. Fellow s and Josle Stpehcns During the war because gas was w ou ld fill (h em . R oosevelt rationed, deliveries were made W rig h t and H enry B rew er, by horse and wagon. There's a blucks (that were always a part picture In the Student Museum of our growing up) were the on West S even th o f Henry d e liv e r y m e n . A m o n g th e ir Brewer with the wagon und big chores was another one. To horses lakcn In front of Brisson's advertise. Dad had Zeb Ratliff of Funeral Home on Laurel. Celery Cliy Printing Company "I remrmber a Sunday after­ produce llyers. Roosevelt and noon family trip to Iaikrlund tn Henry wuld hire young boys lo see a store opened by a George distribute them to homes all Jenkins. That store Is now the over the county. Sometimes Dad Publlx chain. Jenkins wanted drove the truck and my sisters Dad's opinion. and 1 would make the rounds "A t various times Dad had with him for fun. By this lime s to r e s In G e o r g e to w n and my sister Denise (Swain) was Goldsboro. They numed u sec­ bom. tion o f Midway the 'Stevens "Dad, a shrewd businessman, Addition.' divided It Into lots for had a productive nature. At­ people to buy und pay for by the torney Garland Spencer once week. Dad made it as easy as he could lor these (oiks It was from Ills heart and a long time before government created Integration. "In 1936. hr bought a 500acre farm In Camilla. Ga. During thr war when grocery rationing started he closed ull his stores hut one on East Fourth Street. Hr sold the 'Super Store' proper­ ty to W .A. Patrick. Charles Nlhlark and Glenn l.lngle. hi June 1943. the family moved lo Georgia. Dud hull I a lovely big home tn the middle of a pectin orchard. Our Sanford home was M illed lo a Navy officer. Patrick lutcr bought out Nlbluck und Llnglc and It became Patrick Fruit Corporation. "M ary Joyce and I graduated Irorn high school In Georgia. In 1946 we moved buck to Sanford. Mother gill her wish. She never enjoyed the Georgia stay. "Dad died In December 1954. Mom died In October 1977. Mary Joyce. Denise and I were very lucky girls. I married Marvin Dyal In 1949. We reared two sons and a daughter. Mark and Ben live In Sanford. Carol In Altamonte. I have been blessed many times over. I have five grandchildren. It's true grand­ children are precious. "A t my house now I huve an old wooden bread rack that came from your father's stoic at 20th and French. My mother bought it from your dad for 25 cents. She used It for potted plants on the porch. " S in c e 1980. w hen my husband Marvin became III. I've worked a* a secretary for the school board at old Soulhslde Primary. I plan to retire this month. My formal education began and will end In the verysame room. I'm now n widow. I might find |Mri-tlme work. I'll slay busy. " I remember Forrest Lake, the Sanford mayor and banker who went to prison, having many meals when he got out at our house. Mom always had room for one or two more. Do you re­ member the Indians camping under their hogans on the lakcfront where the courthouse now stands? We could often hear Leo the lion at the lukcfronl zoo roaring on still summer nights. Do you remember Angel's Eat Shack. McReynolds drugstore. Captain Arthur Yowcll (such a big. happy and generous man). Wert the Jeweler In his liny store, and the klndess of Grover W i l l i a m s to th e k id s at T o u c h t o n s a n d l a t e r to everybody at Pcnncy'a? " I remember when Dr. T.F. McDaniel came lo Sanford, went lo war. rame home and resumed Iris p r a c t ic e . He w as m y grandparents' doctor. We loved being at their home when Dr. M c D a n ie l c a lle d on th em because he was so handsome. "Thanks. Julian, for the many wonderful trips down memory lane each Sunday." The letter was signed. "Beryl S. Dyal." Thank you. Beryl, for sharing your story with us. Yes. we do remember your dad and things as they were "W ay Back When." Herald Correspondent N9fM mviN uy w»an wanoar Rajndar Bari and Mika Palarmo Sec Money, Page 5 A Stenstrom — Continued from Page 1A FlrM Other grocery stores on First Street, later managed by your father. " I was txirn in Nov. 1928 at Pemald-Laughtan Hospital. Fifth and Oak The physician was Dr. AAV Knox. Ills nurse was the h'-nutlful Mary H o lle r. T h e d o c t o r 's o ffic e w as a b o v e K n u m l l l a t ft A n d e r s o n 's drugstore. When I was uboul four;. Many Joyce and t had our umsiW •w i w t l • tn Dr K n o x ’s office. I hcminurltagrd severely. I was sent to the hospital. I recall florist A.T. Rosslter came to my room with two dozen roses. "M y family tented an apart­ ment from fir. C.J. Marshall an East Union Avenue (now’ known as Second Slrrell. The apart­ ment was on (lie grounds o f the doctor's lovely Iwme that once stood there. We had a clear view o f Lake Monroe. Mary Joyce would nin la the window to see the rlverb oa ts, (see p h oto ), b lo w in g their w histles, and docking at the end of Palmetto Avenue. "W hat Is now Winn-Dixie In those days operated Wlnn-Lovctt Grocertertas and Plgglv-W lggly stores. I clearly remember a Riley's opening next to Lancy's d r u g s t o r e on First S t r e e t . Rainey's had the best hot dogs In town). Every Saturday folks limn all over Seminole County came to town to shop and visit. Mary Joyce and I would walk to Lancy's to get hot dogs for Mom. Denise (now a third daughter) and oursplvrs. What a treat! LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE * Forty-six players matched ell five num­ bers In the Friday Fantasy 5 game, state Lottery Secretary Marcia Mann announced Satur­ day. The winning numbers for Friday are three, seven, eight, 11 and 22. Sanford Herald Sunday. January 23. 1994 Vol 86. No. 133 PuM iKad Daily and Sunday, airapl Saturday t y Tha Oanhwd Marald, ~ mfcyT Inc 100 N f ranch A n . Sanford. Fia i z m Sac and Claoo P otU gs Pi-d al Sanford. Florida and additional mailing •fftcoo POSTMASTER Sond addroos ctiangoo lo THE SANFORD HI RAID, P.O ■ o i 14*7, San lord, FlS777!-tM 7. Subocrfpdon Aaloo (Dotty A Sunday) Homo DoSvory Soi IMonMta SIMP • Hordho M M 1Yoor STS 00 Florida Ralidanla mull pay TV oaloc la i In addition lo raloo obova Phono (407) 121-1411. Street were Margaret Ann's. Table Supply and the AftP. "A fte r a couple years Mr. Swindle, his brother, and my dad decided to go Into the grocery business for themselves. Thai's how the store (and later storrsl got the name 'Trlple-S.' or 'Red Front' ns It was also known on First Strrcl. In that block Touehton's was on i^he e a s t end. Moving w eM w sstsS -WasC h u r c h w e l l 's ( l a t e r U jL . Perkins') store, the Red Front, Speer ft Sons department storr. M c C r o r y ’ s, t h e tobarro/uewsstund. and finally the Sanford Atlantic National (now First Union) Bank. "S w in d le and his brother opened two stores In Daytona while Dad remained In Sanford. Dud worked long hard hours. He drove a truck to Jacksonville several times a week for produce and staples. He made trips to Georgia and Alabama for yams, cane syrup, nuts, fresh milled grits, water-ground com meul and other staples. I often went with him lo the local docks for freight coming In by rlverboats from Jacksonville. Part of the floor was made of sheets of heavy tin nailed lo pilings In the water below’. There were large cracks or so they appeared to a small girl, and I was afraid I would lall through. The noise from walking on the tin was frightening. "M any young Sanford luds worked at the 'Trlple-S' from lime to time. Other than Dad's nephews — C.B. Brown. Earl und John King. Forrest. J.P. and Tim Stevens — I well remember Brantley Adams. Grady Gallant. Bill Flemming, several of the Hurt and Carlton boys and many more. Including your brother Douglas Stenstrom. "Although Dad put on a tough front he was a pushover where ^lllldrrn and hardships existed, 1 THE W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST Today: Partly cloudy. High In the lower 70s. Wind northeast 5-10mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In Ihc mid 40s. Wind north 5 to 10 mph. T o m o rro w : P a rtly clou d y. High In the 70s. Wind northeast 5 mph. Extended forecast: Tuesday: Partly cloudy with a warming trend lows In the mid 50s and highs In the mid 70s. Wednesday: Mostly fair, Lows in the lower 60s and high near 00. No rain Is forecast through Wednesday Thursday: Partly cloudy. FLORIDA TEMPS City Dd/tano SAAth Fl loud B«och FArtMyAft GAintsvIlli JodisenvtliA K«y Writ L AMI And Mi Ami PtntACuil Sat Atet i TAMAhotSAA r AmpA Vac* Booth W. Pitm Baa O i i< Hi U Ptr M 10 .tr IS St 00 n u 00 SA U 00 mm St mm U JO 00 71 A4 00 41 40 .00 IS M .00 SA U 00 n i i JO si n 00 AA 4f 00 AI St .fy n e NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK T«-npw «:uf»t indkotA p *«v*u i day's F V l^ ----------- t MONDAY Ptlycldy 70-55 TUESDAY Ptlycldy 78-60 WEDNESDAY Maly fair 79-98 lr THURSDAY Ptlycldy 72-B0 SVNDATi SOLUNAR TABLE! Mtn. 1:25 d LAST Feb. 3 FULL Jan„27 NEW F e b .10 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beacht Waves arc 2-4 feet and choppy. Current la to the south w ith a w ater temperature o f 53 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 2-3 feet and choppy. Cuncnt Is to the north, with a water temperature o f 63 degrees. -----------1 FRIDAY Ptlycldy 72-99 STATISTICS MOON PHASES FIRST Jan.IB ----------- 1 a.m.. 1:40 p.m.i MuJ. 7:30 a.m.. 8:00 p.m. TIDESt Daytona Beach: highs. 2:32 a.m.. 4:34 p.m.: lows. 9.-34 a.m.. 9 45 p.m.: New Smyrna Beach: highs, 2:37 a.m., 4:39 p.m.: lows. 9:39 a.m.. 9:50 p.m.: Cocoa Beacht highs, 2:52 a.m., 4:54 p.m.: lows, 9:54 a.m., 10:05 p.m. BOATING St Augustine to Jnpiter Inlet Sunday: Wind northeast to east 15 knots. Seas 3 to 5 feet but higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland water* a moder­ ate chop. Sunday night: Wind east 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet except higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. T h e high tem perature In Sanford Saturday was 70 de­ grees and the overnight low was 43 as reported by the National W e a th er S ervice. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending at 5 p.m. Saturday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 5 p.m. Saturday was 69 degrees and the overnight low was 43. as r e c o r d e d by th e N a tio n a l Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. □Saturday's high............ 70 □Baromatrlc proaaBre.90.92 □Relative Hamldlty....4B pet □Winds. •**#•**•*•**•North S mph □ Rainfall................... 0 Ins, UBanaat............... BtBB p.m. □Saarlsa lltMIIMIMIIMl 7:18 a.m. highAndAvornight low. City AtlAntA Batton ChicAgo Cofumbut.Ohio OaIIas Ft Worth Dtnmr Hartford Spgtld HaWtia Honolulu Hau.ton IndlAAApOlIl JocksonMill JunAAu Ktnui City Lot Vigo* LiftIdBoth Lot AngotaS LouitiillA Lubbock Momphis Mpls St Pout NOlhvlllA Nm On*ont N*w YorkCity PhilodtlpMo PhOAUlM Pittsburgh Portland.Moira PertlAnd.O-A PravidAntA RotAighOuftiAcr RopIdCity SonJuAtcPS. SontAFa It t«AMama Sootii# tfysvsNrl SiAu. Foils SpoAono Syracus# TopAkl Tucson Tutu WAShlngtan.DC Wtchlto Hi u Prc 41 is » 14 >1 14 14 to 41 It 41 10 l» to 44 tl II n 41 44 tl M 40 SI 44 41 M It 14 It It » if so 21 14 n 14 It »4 14 14 Al 44 S4 II SI 40 » 40 If 41 It 41 IS 44 11 11 14 4) n S4 IJ M n 04 14 14 IS IS 41 11 10 a IS ti ii 4f m •4 41 34 « » 14 If 43 11 11 » Of My «y My My My Or My My rji My My My My My cdy rn m .11 My My My Cir •1 04 Of .14 My My dr My My m My dr dr My dr ra My dr dr MY My dr �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, January 23. 1994 - SA Bus service expansion begins PO LICE B R IE F S ■V R O O IR HARNACK Herald Correspondent Retail theft charged Anum Jerome Harvey. 34. 1513 Meadowlark St., l-onjtwood. * * ■ charged with retail theft by Casselberry Poller on Thursday. Poller said he left a store with a sandwich concealed "on hia P m o n ." They said he made no attempt to pay for It. When he was stopped on the street outside the store, police found a hoagle In his possession. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $100 bond. Before long. Lynx customers will be able to take advantage o f express bus services from Seminole County to downtown Or­ lando. "This is the first step In a two-part expansion of services," Lynx Executive Director Paul Skoutelas said. Lynx already provides service between Seminole and Orange counties, but the express service is aimed at speeding up transportation between the counties. The second step of the transit system's expansion depends on Volusia Transit IVotran) officials. According lo Skoutelas. Lynx and Votran officials have met to talk about connecting Forgery alleged David Eugene Williams. 22. 1714 Park Ave.. Sanford, was charged with uttering a forged Instalment by Sanford Police on Thursday. Poller said in November, he presented a check for 9242 68 in a Park Avenue huslness. The check was wrlltrn on the account of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. laitrnt fingerprints on the check, which matched William’s helped Investigators link him to the Incident. He Is also under Investigation, police said, for similar Incidents In othrr parts of Sanford. In Seminole County and In Volusia County. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held In lieu of 92.000 bond. services allowing customers to essentially be able to take the bus between Orlando and Daytona Beach. Skoutelas said the meetings had resulted In "discussions" on connecting services, but stopped short of calling them negotiations. "W e are waiting to hear from Votran about offering commuter services and we are looking at the project.” Skoutelas said. "W e are waiting to hear from Votran officials on what they want to do, Currently, we are looking at some park dnd ride possibilities and areas where we can connect our service with Votran We arc looking at potential sites In troth Seminole and Volusia counties." It may be uwhllc before residents can get on the bus and get off on the beach. Skoutelas said. "T h e r e has been a lot o f Interest expressed in It. However, the exact timing 1s not clear." he said. Aside from connecting sendees with Votran, Skoutelas said Lynx was looking into providing services between Sanford and Deltona. Skoutelas Is optimistic that the transit system's expansion plans could be realized in the near future. He projected that express services to Orlando could be implemented within the next year, but shied away from making a time-line projection on expanding services eastward. " I think Its feasible to tic Volusia. Seminole and Orange counties together." Skoutelas said. Indian ambassador attends exhibit Seminole Community College welcomed the ambassador ot India H.E. Mr. Slddhartha Shankar Ray, left, to the Fine Arts Gallery Friday. The col­ lege Is hosting Folk Arts of Indie with the Aslan Cultural Association. SCO president, Dr. Earl Weldon and cultural arts coordinator, Or. Karen K o p p , d i s c u s s c u lt u r e , customs snd beliefs with the ambassador while admiring examples of Indian clothing, sculpture and art. The prelect Is funded in part by The Arts Services Council, an affiliate of United Ads of Central Florida, Inc. Chair tor the exhibit committee Is Klshore Fathers. C o - c h a lr s a re J y o tl Sethupathl, Shsllni Tendon, Sarlta Bhatheja, Saudamanl Shah and Kuljit Kaur. The exhibit, which Is open to the public, will run through Feb. 10. W arrant arrests • Felicia Denise Drown, 31. 215115 Chtirrh St.. Sanford on a writ ofbodlly attachment She was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held without bond • Jason Kolrert Williams. 23. 121 Mayfair Clr.. Sanford, was charged In connection with a warrant for failure to pay 9151 In fines. He was lied at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility In lieu of the fine. • Rodney White. 28. 24 Castle Drcwer Ct.. Sanford, was charged In connection wlih a writ of bodily altachmenl. He wns taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held wit limit bond • Henry J. Fernandes Jr.. 33. 3000 Orlando Dr,. Sanford, was charged In connection wilh several warrants. Including uttering a forged Instrument, failure to appear In court on trespassing charges nnd burglary charges He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held without bond. • Cedric Lyle Duller, 20. 2751 W. Iftih Street. Sanford. In connection with a warrant for falling to pay fines totalling 9115 He was held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility in lieu o f the $115 Woman off murdered man remains in jail on fforgery charges Road on fo rg e ry and theft charges. The charges relate to two stolen checks being forged at a crafts fair In December. In addition. Perry Is charged with fraudulent use of a credit card, two counts o f grand theft nnd uttering a forged instrument. The total bond on all counts was 94.500. H ow ever. M cGregor daubletl the bond to 90.000 noting the degree of criminal activity alleged and the number of charges Increased the likeli­ hood the defendant would be tem pted to Dee If she was released on bond. ■ y 9AMDRA 9LLIOTT Herald Staff Writer_______________ S A N F O R D - A S em in o le County woman whose husband died of a shotgun blast to the face in their home near Winter Park last week will remain in Jail on unrelated theft and forgery charges despite her request for a lower band so she could make funeral arrangements. During a hearing Saturday. Circuit Court Judge Robert McGregor found there was suffi­ cient evidence to hold Sherry Lee Perry. 37. 2316 Polnclnnu The public defender's office her home which was valued at was appointed lo represent Perry B125,000. Another bond com­ after she filled out a form stating pany pulled a 91.500 bond It she could not afford to hire an potted on earlier charges of attorney. Perry has a daughter dealing in stolen properly and and son and recetvea Social uttering a forged Instrument Security disability. The family after Perry waa arrested on the home Is tn foreclosure, according new charge*. to the request for a public P e r r y a p p e a r e d in c o u rt defender Perry told the court dressed In a blue Jail uniform she bus a worker's compensa­ wearing a surgical-type mask tion claim pending. over her nose ana mouth. Prior to the beginning o f the "T h ey say I have hepatitis.^ hearing. Perry asked a ball P e r r y t o ld th e b o n d a m a n hundsmun If he would talk to her through the glass observation about posting bond. She told window In the Jail courtroom. him there was 914.000 equity In "But they've got me confused with somebody else. They've never even taken any blood samples." Both o f the female guards a c c o m p a n y in g P e r r y w ore masks and latex gloves. Perry was brought Into the courtroom alone. Perry's husband. David, was killed Thursday with a shotgun blast to the face In the bedroom of the couple's home. Mrs. Perry O l t> M A I N f Racks Ladles' T R O T T I RS DRESS told police two men she de­ After hearing Mrs. Perry’s re­ scribed as Panamanian, came lo quest for a lower bond due to her the house about 0 a.m. She said husband's death and need to her husband knew the men and m ake funeral arrangem ents. told her lo let them in. 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Doyfa, Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months........................... 819.50 6 Months............................. 839.00 I Y ear................................. 878.00 Florida Raaidanta must pay 7% aataa^ax In addition to ratoa abova. EDITORIALS Do we really need another lakefront plan? Here's the plan. ilanners to Pay architects and town pi develop rlop a plan for Sanford's lake lakefront. Hire another expert for another plan to study the plan, and then pay college students to study the plan and make a final plan. Is this overkill or polities? Either way. It's asinine. Get juvenile system out of Dark Ages State Senator Gary Siegel is chairman of the Florida Senate’s Select Committee on Juvenile Justice Reform. He acknowledges the complex­ ities of the task challenging tiie committee. However, the committee's Interim report pro­ vides a plan for lifting Florida's Juvenile system out of the dark ages. Siegel has sought Input from those persons direct)- Involved In the Juvenile Justice system and the public. Town public meetings have been held In Pinellas County. Boca Raton. Orlando and Jacksonville. Statistics relative to Juvenile crime reveal that: B7 percent of Juvenile crime Is committed during the day: In 1991. there were 72.000 Juvenile offenders. This increased to 140.000 In 1992: one out of 20 youth have taken a gun to school: 50 percent o f the murders committed In 1991 were committed by persons under 25; 20-25 percent of violent crimes are being committed by teenage girls; In 1993. there were 24.000 school dropouts in Florida. Education or the lack of It Is a salient variable in the Incidence of crime. There Is a high correlation between academic failure and crime. Youngsters who drop out of school, are expelled or suspended, roam the streets and easily embark on a life o f crime. Ninety percent of adult criminals have Juvenile records. This speaks to the need for Intervention to break the cycle that leads to a life o f crime. Presently, there are 750 pervasive hopelessness that characterise many youth who are economically deprived. SBM INOUI Currently. HRS has a four billion dollar budget. OPINION However, only 250 million Is expended for Juvenile Justice. There Is practically no attention focused on prevention 110 percent of the 250 million). There has been 80 percent rectvldism LURLENE among Ihe Juvenile offenders In HRS programs. A change Is needed. Our children are Important SWEETING enough to warrant their own Independent department of Juvenile Justice. This department would focus equally upon prevention and Intervention and detention and corrections. youngsters In the state penal system. Parental responsibility and training Is also a vital The Impact o f "latch key children" on the component of the report. Juvenile J u stice problem can n ot be un­ Sc. Siegel and his committee are to be derestimated. Th ere ore approximately two to six million unsupcrvlsed "latch key children" In congratulated for their diligence, foresight and comprehensiveness In approaching the Juvenile America. Among the assessed contributing factors to Justice problems In this state. Those of us Juvenile crime were: Decline In social and moral Involved with children agree that a systemic values, abrogratlon of parental responsibility, (.hunge Is necessity. The monies allocated to lack of fu n d in g for prevention and early HRS for Juveniles should he utilized to create a Intervention. Inadequate funding for Juvenile department that will totally focus on the detention and commitment beds, lack of Judicial problems of youth. Why perpetuate a system authority to detain youngsters, lack of nf- that Is obviously not working'? The problem of tcrschool evenings and weekend activities for Juvenile Justice necessitates Immediate action to youth, the Ineffectiveness of Health and Re­ ameliorate our sinking further Into the abyss of habilitative Services, the Inability of the educa­ Juvenile crime. All of us need to tie concerned tional system to deal effectively with children and to quote Sen. Siegel. "It takes a whole village exhibiting learning and behavioral problems. Ihe to raise u child." Futurists began marketing one of Sanford's natural assets, the lakefront, with the con­ struction of the seawall at the end or 1916. Formal drawings o f a bustling waterfront began appearing In early 1917. A band shell mid pier were added In the 40s. The band shell wns tom down and Memorial Park was created In the 60s. JOSEPH SPEAR The outrageous Person of ’93 is... Fast-forward to 1992. Over the years In between, much talk about the renaissance of downtown Sanford led to a landmark rezon­ ing of downtown commercial and residential land, winning placement on the National Historic Register. Large Victorian homes In disrepair began _sportlng new paint Jobs as preservation buffs moved In. Sanford "Sanford won w a spot on Main Street, a state and federal program created to pump new life Into historic downtown areas that have decayed because of the exodus of shoppers to suburbs and malls. Historic groups and city officials began to see the need to plan for positive downtown development tn the face of a new expressway and moll. Besides the uniqueness of the h is t o r ic h o m e s a n d s h o p f r o n t s , the WM w o g n U e d as ft, natural resqutee with much potential. # - l Retio'iv'h^d1architect Andres Duany was Invited at a cost of about $12,000, naif of which was paid by the city, to study the area and devise a comprehensive m ap for the future. He did. In 1992. Duany unveiled ‘Old Sanford.' a downtown that would embrace the past, filled with friendly neighborhoods. pedestrians strolling, porch swings, roller skates and lemonade stands. The lakefront would be a marvelous draw, he said, filled with arcaded buildings housing quaint res­ taurants and shops, over which apartments ovclooklng the water would be built. In March o f '9 3 . the new W aterfron t Master Plan Steering Committee met In an effort to facilitate THE waterfront development plan to the city. Ed Preston Consulting, of Jackson­ ville. was paid $6,000 by the city to mutch the Information gathered by the committee Into a workable plan. Next, consultant Bruce Andersen was hired for $2,000, half paid by the city. Andersen mirrored what Duany had said. Sanford. playing off It's natural resources, would become a premiere example of the small town renaissance, with lakefront bistros, shops and meeting areas. Now the city must decide If it wants to spend another $15,562. half of the $31,102 cost for another study: this time by University o f Florida architecture students. This study w as backed last week by the waterfront committee. If approved, that's over $50,000 to study the lakefront In the last two years. Another study? Another plan? Another delay...You bell The cream of the architectural crop has already spoken, and been paid. The city commission should deny the waterfront committee's request for funds. The committee, and Mr. Larry Strlckler as chairman, should take the very viable, very exciting Andres Duany and Bruce Andersen plans, put them together and get to work. Sell the Idea. Let the concept be developed. Don't develop another concept. LETTERS Thanks for coverage m On behalf of the residents of HUlhaven, 1 would like to thank you for the interest you have shown In our facility during the past year. We always enjoy picking up the news amt seeing that our part of ttt They have learned to love residents are atpari Mr. Schroeder and appreciate your support. Please accept our gratitude. Dennlse Stockman A ctivity Director Salford — noo .... , i tun Finally in the men’s game WASHINGTON — It's been a year since Patty Murray, her husband, and tw o teen-age children packed up their car and drove east Yashin from Washington state to Washington. D.C. Murray had taken Ihe words once used to taunt her — "Y ou ’re Just a mom In tennis shoes" — and turned them Into h winning slogan. The U.S. senator arrived at the Capitol determined to remain os dawn to earth us a pair of Keds. When we met that first week on Ihe Job. Murray (allied fiercely about balancing her Job and her family. She set herself an extra task, to be a role model as well os a senator. "Port of my responsibility Is to show that we can make Congress work for people like m e." she sold. "W e need Congress to represent mainstream America." That day. I thought about the special burdens and concerns that women bring as we enter male Institutions. Having fought long and hard for access, we Immediately face the next stage, a dual struggle to make ourselves comfortable In an unfamiliar world and to change It. Tw elve months later, our conversation picked up almost where It left off. The senator, who has won a reputation for effectiveness without showboating, is still earnest, and open — and more aware of pitfalls than of pleasures In her position. From her post, for example, she haa watched n humiliated Bob Packwood hang onto his seat for dear life. Shaking her head, she says. "H e can’ t conceive of leaving here. He has no other life. And I. frankly, think that's w h it's wrong with the Senate, that people here don’ t have a real life In the real world." Murray has also learned a great deal about how Senate life can push out real life. Try living a real life without knowing when you’ll be home each day. "There aren't any hours," she says, laun­ ching Into a subject that she'll return to again und again during our lunch. " I usually get to work at 8 in the morning. And at 7 at night. I am usually In my office saying, 'Are we going to have a vote tonight or can I go hom e?'" The Senate operates, she says, by endless standoffs between opponents — "w h o can hold out the longest." As votes are postponed and delayed, her family often watches C-SPAN to figure out when she'll be home. Sometimes, her daughter faxes her homework to the office. More to the point, she adds. It's a work place and style designed by and for men with wives who took care o f their families. The whole world may be changing to a new model, but the shop on Capitol Hill remains the same. In fairness, senators have their own deman­ ding bosses — the public. As Murray £ c s It. "there's a fear on ihe port o f many senators that...if I can't stand up until 3 In the morning and my family doesn't go along with that, I'm telling the voters I'm Incapable o f this Job. ■ M r M mm Working hard la equated with working long and legislating becomes this endurance con­ test. She has found that It takes a fierce will to retain anything close to a "norm al” life. The one concession she has made to her new lifestyle Is to hire cleaning help for an hour and h a lf e v e ry o t h e r w eek . Other th an th a t, sh e a s k s herself. "How can I speak for the wom en who work at Safeway and are try in g to hassle w ith c h ild care and w hatever else. If I don't un­ derstand It?" S o . sh e " u n derstands It" when her husband Is aw ay on a business trip and a storm knocks out the e le c tric ity while she's at the £ She arrived at office. Or her son haa " the Capitol determined to a b loody n o t e at remain as down sch ool that w o n 't to earth as a stop and she has to pair of Keds. p leave work. Or her car won't start. Still there Is much that la "abnorm al" for the family of a part-time state legislator who becomes a full-tim e senator, and Murray knows that aa well. "Our family life frankly revolves around me, what time am I going to be home, when I have to go to the atate." she offers. "Thai's a tough thing to ask even my husband and kids to cater to." This move has hit her daughter Sara hardest. "She doesn't always want to be Sen. Murray's daughter.” says this mother with understanding and a touch o f sadness. The Independence o f a 14-ycar old can take a unique form In the life of a politician. In the midst of the N A F T A debate. Sara wrote an Impassioned school paper opposing the treaty that her mother voted for. If Murray Is unusually and consciously frank about the difficulties o f the Senate Job. she also cites with pride the legislation about timber or gun control or fam ily medical leave that makes It worthwhile. She talks us well about the special connection between the Senate women who shared the spotlight In the year of the woman. But the same wom an who act out a year ago to make the point that a working ig nmother could do this Job, It moat fervent when she talks about making the Job doable for herself and others who follow. "I'm not going to be the kind of senator who...abandons m y family..." says this working mother, sounding like so many others. She Is — we are — finally In Ihe m en's game. Now to change the rules. Welcome to the Fifth Annual Outrageous Personage nf the Year awards It is a black-tie affair, so put on your tuxedo before rending any further. Krady? Here we go, Remember that the event this year Is bring co-sponsored by the Association of Sagacious Pundits, which will hand nut Asps, little snake statues, to the winners. I want to thank you for the outstanding array nf candidates you nominated. They Included Roseanne and T o m A rn o ld . R u sh L Im b a u g h . R o ss P e r o t. O lllc North. Mary Matulln. Sen. Robert Dole. K -K n n .. H illa r y C linton. Rep. Dan Roslenkowskl. D ili.. Sen. Phil Gramm. K-Texas, Joey Buttafuocn, Ifeidt Flelss und M i c h a e l Jackson. A p e r s o n fr o m Pensacola. Flu., and wonderful wnmun from Salisbury. Md.. ( " L o v e y o u r c o l ­ ^ Both of these lovely statuettes u m n !"! think Surare carved Irom geon G en eral stlnkstono. J J o y c e l y n E ld e r s ought to be chosen for proposing a study of drug legalisation. We don't agree, but In a spirit o f sportsmanship, we accept the nom ination. A Cam bridge. Mass., man unolnted Woody Allen for his affair with his former lover's iuk>pted daughter. We got one letter that totally confounded us. "You are pm cliring censorship by not allowing Rush Llinbuugh's friends to vote." complained a reader from Lancaster. Ohio. This is not true. What I said was that I was getting so many letters from Rush's listeners who wanted to nominate n>e lor m y own contest that I hud to arrange ftir a special mall drop Just for them. It's In Apia. Western Samoa (224 West FIJI Street), and I encourage all Hardcore Dlttohcads to write me there. Let's gel to (lie main event. As selected and certified by the Spear Foundation, the Outrageous Personages for 1993arc: In fifth place and winner o f the Brass Asp I Abraham Sofucr. This former federal Judgi and Stutc Department official agreed for while to represent Libya In the Pan Am 10; b o m b in g r a s e . T h a t Is t a k in g tin rvrryone-descrves-u-luwycr matarkey Just i mite too far. In our Judgment. In fourth place and winner of the Bronzi Asp is former Secretary or State At Haig. Nov a "business consultant." llalg mxompanled i client to China, where he stuffed tin Tiananm en Square massacre down thi memory hole. "I think the time has come ti take a different lack here." he said. "A m Tiananmen Is a long way behind us." Tr think that this dork was briefly in commam of the White House. In third place and winner of the Silver Asj Is BUI Clinton. In November, he met wltt Salman Rushdie. Ihe author sentenced tr death by the lute Ayatollah Khomlenl. thcr tried to diminish the gesture by saying It wai a brief encounter In a hallway. In December hr lashed out (through spakeswoninn Dcr Dec Myers) at Dr. Elders for daring to suggesi that drug legalization be studied. A dectlnf pox on the president. In second pluce and winner of the Gold Asj Is Randall Terry, founder o f Operation Rescue. " I want you to Just let a wave ol Intolerance wash over you ." he preached tc an Indiana crowd last August. "I want you tc let a wave of hatred wash over you. Hate U good." Who ndmttjcd (his brutr to the human race? And the Outrageous Personage of the Yeai and winner of the Platinum Asp Is,.. Sen Judd Gregg. R-N.H. He accepted an offer ol $920,000 on his Greenfield. N.H.. estate from a Wyoming woman who put down a IG percent deposit, then he refused to return her money when site learned she had terminal cancer. The Concord Monitor said Gregg appeared to have "the heart of a lizard." We think that's an unfair slap at lizards. : ■- �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. January 23, 1W4 - SA W aterfront — Roads---------- Continued from Page 1A those who prefer In be In an • of thr courthouse. iirlNin urea but do not want to fiay the mall proximity prices. The Information rr|>ort auyn: "T h e city-owned courtlioiiae Downtown Sanford has prox­ lurking lot and udlarent urea imity to the employment center represent* the central focal point and major transportation but o f the entire area. Ilia future use has lower land values and rents. I* the key to the visual a|i|iear- In other words. If the user dors a lire and market fabric of the not need the high visibility and downtown Sanford waterfront newness of the mall arra and design plana for what could desires rom ance with lower become one of the tndy great costs. Sanford will be very, very "squares" In America. Il needs competitive." Andersen has not proposed to tie carefully developed and nurtured. If so. Sanford bus the moving the Seminole County |M>tentlal for greatness." Courthouse out o f the Sanford Regarding property along the lajyfront area, lie has however, lakefront In locations oilier than not discussed how parking d i r e c t l y n d ja r e n i to th e would lie handled. During previous discussions, downtown area, the report deals with residential usugr. Is sug­ plans were considered toward g e s t e d th e c i t y s h o u l d , •he |xisslhlllty of a multistory "...encourage high density resi­ parking garage In Ihe area. dential housing and other people Nothing concrete has been sug­ actlvltles along the waterfront gested on that matter at tilts ami tie them together with some lime. Regarding the courthouse visible means such ns a pro­ plaza. Andersen wrote. "This menade or river walk." Th e report stresses, " I m ­ would tie a good area for new plem entation steps must be office and Inslllutlonal uses, taken Immediately since lime Is particularly Ihe rou rlh ou se of the essence with the mall expansion, schixil board/c-ounty under construction and Hie area services or similar and rrlatril starting to regrow again after the public and privute uses." He conllnued. " Il Is also a recession." It concludes. " T h e proper good area for small town busi­ marketing toots and Implcmcn- ness headquarters who wauls to fat Ion steps fpmgrammlng and locate to a more urban urea financial) need to tie taken so without great cost." The waterfront proposal* have San lord can moke use of them been placed on the ugenda for tiefore others do." In making Ills presentation to Monday night's work session the Waterfront Committer. An­ meeting of Ihe Sanford City dersen wrote. "Th e downtown Commission. Both Ihe Andersen Sanlord market em erges for proposals and Ihe Wuterfrnnl HAROLD J. DAVIS Harold J. David. 80. West 20th Street. Sanford, died F'rlduy. Jan. 21. 1994 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Bom August 25. 1913 In Chattanooga, Tenn.. he moved iu Central Florida In 1947. He wss an electrician for Florida Power Corp., In En­ terprise. He was u member of Plnecrcst Baptist Church, lie was a member of Masonic Lodge *62. FAAM. Sanford Survivors Include wife, Bessie: sons. Wayne Steven. Knoxsvllle. TN and Kenneth Dale. New Port Richey: three grandchildren Crum kow Fun eral H om e. Sanford In charge of arrangemrnuu-, ROS ALlNA'RofofilOUEZ DOMINQUEZ R o s a lln a R o d r ig u e z Dom inguez. 85. W. F lagler Street. Miami, died Friday. Jan. 21. 1994 at R egency Park Nursing Center. DcBary. Born Dec. 27. 1908 In Camagucy. Cuba, she moved to Central Florida from Puerto Hlco In 1978. She wus a homemaker. She was Roman Catholic. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e so n s. Humberto A.. Longwood. Frank. Areclbo. Puerto Rico; sister. Flora R. Opcnhelmer. Miami: five grandchildren. Stephen R. DaldaufT Funeral Home, Deltona. In charge of arrangements. JOHN DONOVAN John Donovan. 68. Kimberly Drive. Deltona, died Wednesday. Jan. 19. 1994 at his residence. Bom Dec. 16. 1925 In Norwich. Conn., he moved to Central Florida In 1986. He was a truck driver for Federal Paperboard Co. He belonged to St. Clare Catholic Community, and De­ ltona Elks. He was a charter member of U.P.O.E. 2739. He lielonged to Teamsters Union Local 493. Norwich. He served In both the U.S. Am iy and Navy. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Mildred; daughters. Marie Bish­ op. Black Forest. Colo.. Nancy Valll. Oakdale. Conn.: son. John Donovan. Canterbury. Conn.: sisters. Mary Spellm an and Madeline Donovan. Norwich: brother. Thomas J.. Norwich: six grandchildren. Stephen R. DaldaufT Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. MART ELIZABETH FLORIN Mary Elizabeth Florin. 46. Blscayne Drive. Winter Springe, died Friday. Jan. 21. 1994 at South Sem inole Com m unity Hospital. Bom June 8. 1947 |p N orth A n d over. Mass., she m oved to Central Florida In 1991. She was a homemaker. She belonged to St. Mntthcws Episcopal Church. Orlundo. She was a member of Society of the Companions of the Holy Cross. Boston and Orlando, and a volunteer staff assistant for Manor Care Nursing Home. Or­ lando. Survivors Include husband. Charles H.. Winter Springs: sis­ ters. Wendy Thornton. Littleton. Colo.. Gall Dickson. Groveland. Mass., Virginia "G lnny" LoBelle. H a v e r h ill. M ass.. R e b e c c a "B e ck y" D Erclco. Epptng. N IL. H e a th e r B eru be. M eth u en . Moss., Holly. Haverhill. Mass.: b r o t h e r . R a lp h H e n s a w . Methuen. Mass.; parents. Lentey A Mary Hcnshaw. York. Maine; numerous nieces and nephews. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. C om m itter suggestions have been scheduled for c o n s id ­ eration. The Waterfront Committee Is recommending negotiations be made with the University of Florida Architecture School Stu­ dio. to provide a follow-up lo the Andersen designs, and provldr work products ranging from computer-generated and con­ ventional drawings as well us physical models. The work session la scheduled lo begin at 5 p m . In the City Manager's conference room, sec­ ond (lour. Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. Murder Continued from Page 1A An nutopsy was to have been done at Central Florida Regional Hospital Saturday. Results were not available Saturday evening. McDonough added, the body appeared to be In good eondf-‘ lion, perhaps Indicating It had not been In Ihe water very long. The third murder follows Ihe death Thursday o f a Wlnlcr Park mun killed by a single shotgun blast lo ihe face, and the death of a Lake Mary man who was gunnrd down while riding Ills bicycle on Lake Mary Boulevard T uesday. No arrests have been made In either rase. Anyone with Information In any of these rases should con­ tact ihe sheriff's communication center at 330-6650. day. Jan 20. 1994 at Florida Hospital North. Bom In Boston, she moved to Central Florida In 1993. She was a retired public affairs representative for the U.S. Army. She attended St. Stephen Catholic Church and was a VIVIAN OINOOLO Vtvan Glngold. 81. Oak Ter­ member of the Newcomers Club race, Altamonte Springs died o f Central Florida, the Retired Thursday. Jan. 20. 1994 at her Officers Association and the As­ home. Bom Feb. 25. 1912 In sociation of the United States New York City, she moved lo Army. She was a Marine Corps Central Florida In 1977. She was veteran. Survivors Include daughters. a statistical typist. She was Jewish. She was a Dividends Sharon A. Conway. Virginia volunteer at Lake Howell High Beach. Va.. Sherri A. Meams. R ic h m o n d . V a .. T e r r i L . School. I S u r v iv o rs In c lu d e : to n s . Mathews. Winter Springs: sis­ A lb ert. A lta m o n te S prin gs, ters. Mary Sullivan, Boston. David. Buffalo. N Y.: sister. Ruth Lorraine McPfyct- Tewksbury. Sharpe. Los Angeles; five grancp- Mas*.; five grandchildren. < c h i l d r e n : t h r e e ft g r e, a t -, 4 B anfleld F u im a l Sefrtlces. W inter Springs In' charge o f grandchildren. U ald w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral M iahgtncntB.1 Home. Casselberry In charge of HAROLD J. REMINOTON arrangement*. Harold J. Rem ington. 75. Avalon Boulevard. Casselberry, DONALD ORAVENMIER died Thursday. Jan. 20. 1994 at Donald F. Gravcnmler. 63. Florida Hospital North. Bom Sanford, died Tuesday. Jan. 18. A ugu st 22. 1918 In South 1994. at his residence. Bom July Dayton. N.Y.. he moved to Cen­ 14. 1930. In Little Rock. Ark., he tral Florida tn 1975. He was a moved to Central Florida In tinsmith. He was an Army veter­ 1957. Mr. Gravcnmler was a an. retired minister and a member of Survivors wife. Jayne A.: son. College Park Baptist Church. Dents P.. C a sselb erry : tw o Survivors include wife. Janet g r a n d c h ild r e n : tw o g r e a t ­ E.. Sanford: mother. Claudtnc g r a n d c h i l d r e n . B a ld w ln Stratton. Charleston. W.Va.: Falrchlld Funeral Home. Alta­ sons. Michael, College Park. monte Springs Chapel In charge Stanley. Orlando; brother. Jack of arrangements. E.. C harleston; fiv e gran d ­ CAROL C. SMITH children. Carol C. Smith. 83. Saragossa S A M U E L D A V I D H U F - Drive. DcLand died Thursday Jan. 20. 1994 at her residence. F8TUTLER Samuel David llufTstutler. 19. Bom July 6. 1910 In Albany. East Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary, N.Y.. she m oved to Central died Tuesday. Jan. 18. 1994. Florida In 1986. She was a Bom In Orlando. Sept. 27. 1974. b e a u t ic ia n . S h e w a s P r e ­ he was a lifelong Central Florida sbyterian. Survivors Include daughters. resident. He was an apprentice welder. He was a mrmb*r of Joan Hetmaoth. DcLand. Shirley Dayton. Hudson. FI.: sisters Victory Baptist Church. Survivors inclu de mother. Imogenc Sheeley. Coral City. Linda Daniel. Apopka: father. Iowa; Margaret Jones. Belle D avid. H ayd en . A la .: s te p ­ P la ln e , Io w a ; e ig h t grandch i l dr e n; 11 g r e a t ­ m o th e r. C a th y . H a yd en ; grandchildren. brothers. Ronald W. Childers. Stephen R. DaldaufT Funeral Michael J. Childers, both of Apopka. David L., Hayden: sis­ Home. Deltona In charge of arrangements. ters. Clara Denise Welchlln. HENRY FRANKLIN L a k e M a ry . S a r a h L y n n . Hayden; paternal grandmother. WILLIAMS HI Henry Franklin Williams III. J e s s ie . A l b e r t v i l l e . A la . : maternal grandmother. Clara Stanley. Bushnell. B ald w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home. Apopka In charge of arrangements. Coo tinned from Page 1A says the yearly cost will lie closer lo $10 million based on a feder­ ally-approved report of IrafTlc needs. "It's very problematic If they do this with their own funding level." said County Manager Ron Kabun. The report causing county concern Is a study ordered by Ihe Florida Legislature In 1990 to review the "functional classi­ fication" of major roadways In th e s ta te . T h e L e g is la tu re directed the Center for Urban Transportation Research at Uni­ versity o f South Florida In Tampa to develop new criteria defining stale and local roads. After Ihe criteria was devel­ oped. CUTR was then lo de­ te rm in e w h ic h sla te roads should become local responsibil­ ity and which local roads should becom e the stale's. Finally. CUTR was lo determine the financial Impacts o f any shifts.. If the Legislature decided to transfer any state roads lo counl i e s b a s e d on th e s tu d y , lawmakers pledged lu transfer state road money to the rounttes to compensate. Those criteria and resulting Impart* for central Florida will lie presented to counties In a workshop In Orlando Feb 3. W ith g u id a n c e from th e L egislatu re and the Florida T ra n sp orta tion Com m ission. CUTR developed eight criteria for a state road. All others In a county or city were presumed to he local roads. Th e new criteria used to rstubllsh state mads are whether they arc national highways or routes. Intrastate highways, na­ tional defense or evacuation routes, urban connectors, have access to atr and water porta or provide public feature access or are e m e rg e n c y c v a c u ta tlo n routes. When applied to Seminole County. CUTR found 32.6 miles o f highway did not meet one of the criteria. They Include all portions of Slate Road 426. State Road 434. Slate Road 419 and State Road 415 passing through ihe county. No county roads met the criteria to become a state road. C U TR estim ated the state would spend $23.6 million dur­ ing Ihe next five years for thr four highways. Including main­ t e n a n c e . r e s u r fa c in g and planned traffic Improvements. If the county were responsible for them , the CUTR study d e­ te rm in e d II w ou ld pay an estimated $8.7 million during the next five years. The annual county cost was estimated at much less because Improvements were averaged, not specific projects as they were In the state cost estimate. But In a presentation to the FTC In October. McCollum re­ ported the federally-approved "n eed s" for SR 434 and 426 through Ihe year 2010 was a c t u a lly $154 m illio n , an uverage of $9.6 million annually for Improvements alone. No Im­ provements were needed for SR 415 and 419. according to Ihe study. T h e O rlan do Urban Area Transportation Study showing th e r o a d w a y n e e d s w a s approved by Metropolitan Plan­ ning Organization. FDOT and the Federal Highway Adminis­ tration. McCollum said the county will object lo Ihe transfer of 15 miles of SR 434 and (lie seven miles of SR 426. McCollum said SR 434 meets the requirements because BO percent ol llie traffic on It Is vehicles moving through com ­ munities. Including Seminole County students driving lo Uni­ versity of Central Florida. .• McCollum noted CUTR found SR 434 south of the Seminole County line meets Ihe stale highway qualifications by pro­ viding a link toUCF. "I guess they think no one In Seminole County goes'to UCF." said McCollum. McCollum suld Ihe county will dlso object lo Hie transfer o f SR 426 because II provides a link between the Seminole County Expressway and Wlnlcr Park. The county won't object lo the transfer of the one-mile segment of SR 4 15 and Hie 10 miles o f SR 419. McCollum said he agrees they meet the criteria Steve Homan. s|xikesinan for the F lo rid a D epartm ent o f Transportation district office In DcLund said tie doubled the transfers will take place. "Nobody's got enough money to repair and maintain all the roads." said Homan. "W e 're talking about the transfer of Inadequate amounts of money lo Hie counties. We mlghl as well not have enough money rather than them not have enough m oney." Money 68. Laurel Drive. Sanford, died Thursday. Jan. 20. 1994 at DcBary Manor. Bom Sept. 25. Continned from Page 2 A weapons their oil leers carry from 1925 In Ntmmons. Ark., he police K-9. revolvers to scmt-automatics moved to Central Florida In Seminole County Sheriff Don from the fund. 1960. He retired from the U.S. Esllnger said donations from his Longwood Is using $12,000 lo Navy. A member of Congrega­ d e p a r t m e n t 's t r u s t fu n d s t a r t a t e e n d a n c e c lu b , tion Beth Am. Casselberry, he b e n e fite d d ru g e d u c a tio n , supervised by police lo keep also belonged to VFW Post 8093. counseling and youth programs teen-agers off the streets and DAV Chapter 30. Am-Veta Post along with contributions to offer a safe, fun olmosphere. The 17. Moose Lodge 1851 and the schools. The school system's department also used $1,500 for Military Order o f Cooties. Trench student assistant program re­ Its annual Halloween party. Rats Dugout 393. He was a ceived $6,500. Grove Counseling $4,000 for Project Grad, lap top veteran of World War II. the Center/TASC $10,000, prosecu­ c o m p u t e r s p u rc h u s e d fo r Korean War and the Vietnam tion alternatives for youth PAY. $15,500 as well as contributions War. $5,000. Money was also donated to Babe Ruth and the Police S u r v i v o r s in c lu d e w ife . for Teen Challenge. Red Ribbon Athletic League. Florence; daughters. Francine Week, crime line and a Block Oviedo Police Chief Dennis Bonts. Slockbrldge. Oa.. Marie symposium at Seminole Com­ Peterson said the city spends the Bruckbauer. Germ any; sons. munity College. Esllnger said trust fund moony, pn \b^,J H e n ry F. IV . T a lls h a s s s c . Sip.OOO will he divided amoung Charles L . Cam p LeJeune. N.C.i the'six high schools for Project sisters. Pauline Knlssel. Ava. Grad to provide a safe gradua­ School, drug prevention materi­ Mo.. Kate Klaascncr. Lake SC tion night for seniors. als. A D.A.R.E. program Is also Louts, Mo.. Estelle Glesler. St. D.A.R.E.. (Drug Abuse Re­ underway. Peterson said It costs Charles. Mo., brother. Howard sistance Education) programs at least $6 per student and he la Earl. St. Clair. Mo.; 12 grand­ have received donations In Ihe s e e k in g d o n a tio n s lo h e lp respective jurisdictions. Every­ supplement the money In the children; one great-grandchild. thing from dm g exhibits and trust fund lo make the program G ra m k o w F u n eral H om e. Sanford In charge of arrange­ literature. T-shirts and awards u success. Casselberry Police dcvcloired a for graduation from the D.A.R.E. ments. prototype video system lor a program are funded by the tmst patrol car which muy be In­ fund. Several cities, including Alta­ stalled In other police cars. The system cost Just over $2,000. monte Springs, have purchased OcMMid* K n > H MrvkM ter Mr. Charter Systems currently on the market lap top computers, upgraded W Barham. U . at Sanford «ha dted Friday sell lor $4,000 |o $6,000 each, their computers, or developed will ba II am . Twatday al Evar«raa« a cco rd in g to a departm en t Camatery. Military honor! yrmtead by lha vid eo recording system s In 0 A.V. Chapter « ] . Arranpamante by spokesman. In addition, com­ police cars with the funds. Gramkow Furwral Hama. Santera puter upgrades and software Altamonte Springs supponrd DarM. Harote J. were purchased and money was Lake Brantley Grad Night, the Furwral MrvkM ter Mr. Harate J David. dedicated to D.A.R.E. and Pro­ m. at Sanlord. who dted Friday will ba 13 P A L p r o g r a m , and G r o v e am Tuatday al PkwcrMl Saptltl Church Counseling Center. ject Graduation ut l-akc Howell with Rav. Larry Ellington officiating. In L a k e M ary u p grad ed the High School. termant will ba private. Frtendi may call al ■stssMite*C 5 Gramkow Furwral Hama Monday ham S I pm. Arrangamant* by Oramkaw Furwral WUUMM. Mtary F. lit Funeral nr vl t kk far Mr. Henry F. William*. III. a*, al Santera wtw erne TSurtSey will ba tl am . WktewMey al Gramkaw Funeral Hama Cfwgel Interment will ba In Artlngtan Nettenel Camatery. FrlenSa may call al Gramkaw Funeral Hama Monday and Tuatday team a I gm Layal Order el Moete Service* will ba recited Menaey 1 a m . VFW MrvkM Tuetdey 7 gm tel tewed by Ihe Military Order el Cootlet al 7 * gm . and DAV WrvkM al I a m . Arrangamant* by Gramkaw Funeral Hama, laniard W e do not charge Interest on pre-need Installment payments - most others do. W e reftind 1 0 0 % o f all monies paid, any time, for any reason - most others do not. W e do not charge sales tax on m er­ chandise -m o s t others do. HELEN EVELAND LAYTON Helen Eveland Layton. 69. W olf Trail. Casselberry, died Thursday. Jan. 20. 1994 at South Seminole Hospital. Bom Feb. 24. 1924 In Asheville. N.C.. she moved to Central Florida In 1979. She was a retired grocery store meat department hostess. S h e w as a m e m b e r o f W e s tm in s te r P r e s b y t e r ia n Church. Survivors Include husband. Anthony; son. Dale Eveland. Huntsville. Ala.; daughter. Tina Harvey. Longwood; brothers. Pete Meadows. Hartwell. Oa.. Roland Meadows. Asheville; sis­ ter. Betty Thom as. Asheville; five grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood In charge o f arrangements. THERESA M. MANFRED! Theresa M. ManfrccM, 70. Lori Loop. Winter Springs, died Frt- W e are locally owned and operated many are not. r Personal service la one of Ihe things that makes Brtsson Funeral Home special. Oren ’Shorty' Smith haa been serv­ ing the people of Sanford for more than 50 years from this funeral home. Cartng people la what you expect and what you get at arm r . gram kow i J-’t SCHUTTEMAN , 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 LA U R E L A V E .. S A N F O R D A MEMBER OF THE CAREY HAND FUNERAL HOME TRADITION Eat. 1800 F u n eral Home Locally Ownsd and Operated Bloc* I960 BOO E. Airport Blvd.. S a n fo r d , PL 32773 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �tA_-_8<nlofd Hwsld, Smnlord, Florida - Sun^ftf. Jinyspr 23. 19$« School scenes Losses at SHS this year IN B R IE F Miss LMHS pageant set LAKE MARY — The MIm Lake Mary High School Pageant la set to take place In the school's auditorium on Saturday. Feb. 5. The contest will begin at 7:30 p.m. The contest Is designed to showcase young women who represent the beat In the school. The pageant contestants are scored on grades, school Involvement, personality, poise and beauty. Equal weight la given to each category. Tickets to the event are $5 each at the door. They may be purchased In advance (on Feb. 2.3. and 4) for *4 In the school’s multi-purpose room. For more Information call the school at 323-2110. Parenting class offered ORLANDO — Partners In Learning. Inc. will offer a six-week parent education series on discipline , bedtime, mealtime, self-esteem and developmental growth of children birth through four years. The classes will take place on Wednesdays Feb. 23. March 2. 9. 16.23 and 30 from 7 to 9 p.m. They will take place at Florida Hospital-South In Orlando. The cost Is $60 per family and the cost Includes materials. For more Information call 831 -8569 or 788-8938. Friends gone but not forgotten . High school Is supposed to Ik * a period in your life when the happiest memories arc made. You have friends to be with, fun things to do. and you know there will never be anything like It. So why Is It that rrallty tends to hit so hard Just when you're having the time o f your life? For tw o m em b ers o f the freshman class at Seminole High School there will be no more fo o tb a ll g a m e s or d a n c es. There's no homework for them to worry about anymore. For some cruel decision of fate their young lives ended, sud­ denly. almost before they had begun. Earlier this year students were shocked when Mrs. Shnpker made the announcement that an annurism had killed Hilda Ser- BUI Haley began his career oa the yodel! ng frontman or country and western outfits like T M P o o r A oas o f W estern Sw ing and T h e Saddlsassa. before dropping hla cowboy Image, renaming hit group BUI H a ley f t H la Com ets and spearheading the rock n* roll revolution. Complete the names of these groups: a) Zlggy Morley ft T h e -----------------b) Bruce Hornsby ft T h e -----------------c) Bob Seger ft T h e -----------------d) Gene Vincent f t -----------------e) Bobby "B oris" Pickett ft T h e ----------------0 Kenny R ogersft T h e ------------------ i a H . * s __ •_ * s l u u t i ii a n d nt Ilf* to #forget about It and others draw Inward and gel losl In their sorrow. No one has the answer In why anyone dies. You can say that II was Jusl llielr lime to go or that God needed them. Either wuy H doesn't explain ratio. A first year member of AAU . she was described as a friendly. II. Ami Ihe Inst thing you want lo do Is lo think about everything dial could've been. The terrible decision you must face Is lhat life will never be the same again and you must strive on. He was w ith his father when the Incident occured. The family was hit twice with the loss o f a brother and son and also a father and loving husband. No one can describe (he reeling of losing someone close unless t h e y ' v e e x p e r i e n c e d It themselves and when they do It's horrible. To the families of our losl students, support and s y m ­ pathies go out lo you and lo Hilda and Steven, you may tie __ I Goldsboro Elementary School W K g w w i l f P J Curfew unpopular with kids ■ y VICKI DeSORMIUI Herald Stall Writer*I SANFORD — Kids In Sanford arc not thrilled with the prospect o f the whole state Joining what ' Tampa and Dsde County are doing to keep young people off the streets late at night. They say they believe the law will unfairly affect the freedoms o f the "good kids" in an effort to rein In the "b a d " ones. Lindsey Sinclair of Sanford said the works In Altamonte Springs until 10 p.m. four nights a week. "Most nights I'm not home unlU after 11.'* she sold. "I'm not a bed kid. I have a Job. There are lots of other* Just like me.” Karen Smith o f Lake Mary said she and her friends like to “ hang out” at a local restaurant to talk late into the night or. Fridays. " W e d o n 't do a n y t h in g wrong." she said. "W e just hang out." I.aw i t nee Dtminllt of Sanford admits that he and his friends sometimes get together and get rough and loud, but sometimes they're out well Into the night for legitimate reasons. " S o m e t im e s lik e u ro u n g exams we all go to someone’s house for an all night study session," he said. "Like, that's a Seminole County School Board Jaime Olllman •Crossing streets: Look in all directions when cross­ ing streets and busy intersections. Even if you have a green signal, be sure no cars are coming. •Camping: Lcam the area. Check the weather fore­ cast ahead of time. Bring all necessary equipment. Never, never start a fire oy yourself. •Carnivals: When going on rides, be sure you're lo properly strapped in. D o n ’t lean your body over the sides or throw your amis up in the air. C l •Cars: D on 't jump around in cars. If you’re bored on a long trip, play a game or read a book. It will pass the time and make the trip easier on the driver. •Camels: These hump-backed animals arc famous for spitting on people, so don't get too close! •Carrying: Avoid carrying objects that are too heavy. •Candles: Never touch the flame or the-melted wax. B . Slevcn Gathers was o talented freshman football playrr and H missed by h is coaches and friends. r? H I POP CULTURE™ by Steve McC.arry . friends In the club mourned her death by wearing signs that read " l remember Hilda." T h is p a st lo n g w eekend, another young person's life w as taken by an accidental drown* tng. real reason to be out. but If there was a curfew we'd have to do like a conference coll or som e­ thing to etay off the etrcct." One teen, who didn't want to Iwve lilt name used In the paper, told It w ot not the government's business to decide when he could or could not be on the streets. " I f my mom don’t care when I'm out until two or three In the morning, why should the cops?" he usked. "It's between me and my inotn if I Just want to go out and hang. I ain't doing nothing wrong. Sometime* I Just don’ t want to be at home." He said he is one o f 13 children and sometimes "hom e Is Just too damn crowded." The teens agreed that they believe parents, not law enforrent, should see to It that they teach their children right from wrong and then come to an agreement about how late they should be allowed to stay out. "And what about Homecom­ ing. Prnrn. Project G ra d u a ­ tion...stuff like that?" Denise Long of Sanford wondered. “ Are we gonna have to leave those things early or get arrested?" Whet do r*u thinkt At* the tew* In stlact regarding • curfew or the luggeited uelewtde curfew Ulrf Let uo know. Senlerd Herald/ltg N. French Ave./Senlerd These youngsters were named S tu d en ts o f the Month a t Goldsboro Elementary School In Sanford: John Williams. Colette Collins. Eric Littles. L eo Cones. Natasha R o llin s , J o n a th a n W ild . C h r is t o p h e r Sm ith, J a im e H a m m o n d . D arlon W a ld o , R o sh a w n W h ite . T r c n e lc c Church. Jeremiah Clark, J a m ie Clemons and Alexis M«orer As well as Eddie Montalvo, Matthew Fenoff. Melissa Perry. KayJce Nuchclet. Cheri Cutsliull. Philip Davison. Janalda C le m ­ ente. Kayla Muechfeld. Robert Llghtscy. W illiam Tres H olt. Laurie Gussow. Chorkina H u nt­ er and Allen Luce. And Tabllh a Arnett. J effrey Peterson. T o n y a VanBibbcr. Frances M cG ow an. T a m e r a Barnes. Angcllnc King. Crystal Hayes and T ra cy Cashe. These students were nam ed Citizens o f the Month at the school: Levorls Hickman, R eginald Taylor. AUlce ’ Harrell. Brittney Stubbs. Tem lrto Mersey, E m m a D a S ilv a , R o b e rt D a g lc y . r e d e r lc k T ig e r . S h a n e k a r o w n . S h a y la H llls m o n . J e re m y R o th w c ll, S a b r in a Lawrence. Caasandrm Hayes and Terri Hedrick. As well as Shawn Luce. Elisa M ille r. P a u l R o m a n o w s k l. 4 ^ ^ N ath a n iel K in g , F r a n c is c o Portillo, John Walker. Savttrl Siitnl.il. Drarru Haws. Em ily W a lle r s , M a r in R a h m a n , Shaneria Jones. Michael Jolley and Kendra Bobb And Nathaniel June, Tiffany SI. G e o rg e . H a zel C o o p e r . Torsha Bryant. Carlos Rivera. Moshenna Scot! and Jennifer Pacheco. i South Seminole Middle School A rap group, comprised of Isaac Matos. Robert Humphrey i III and Antonio Pldllla. are tak -1 Ing part In a c o m p e titio n sponsored by the Orlando Magic that will pit them against groups from other schools lhat will help to deliver the anil-drug message In rap form to schools across the trl-county area. The South Seminole group performed for a panel o f Judges on Thursday. The final decision will be made on Feb. 11. E PIRATES HIRE REOARIEI AS ROVERS A M ROB­ BERS OF THE NISH SEAS, BUT THEY WEREN'T AU SO RAP. BARTHOLOMEW ROBERTS, A FAMOUS PIRATE OF THE EARLY (700*, HAS A REPUTA­ TION FOR BUM A PUSSYCAT. m o m H I PIURIEREB NOtC THAN 400 SNIPS, HE TREAT!! MIS CREW WITH A U THE FATNIRUNESS OF A BOY SCOUT TROOP LEASER. ■ '■ C n Ow I FLmni. Seen at school... Students honored What's for lunohf Steamed Rice Garden Salad Chilled Fruit or Chef's Soled Low Fit Milk Monday, Jen. 24,1M4 Chicken Sated on Whole Wheat Thursday, Jan. 27,1M4 Oven Baked Fries Chilled Peaches or Chef 's Soled Low Fat Milk Tuesday, Jan. 2$, 1$$4 Meuty Cheese Pizza Tossed Baled M e in s or Chefs Soled Low Fat Milk Wednesday, Jan. 2$, 1M4 Chill con Come with Beans r Hamburger on a Bun Lettuce and Tomato Cup Chiliad Applesauce or Chefs Salad Low Fat Milk Friday, Jan. 2ft IBM Spaghetti with Meet Sauce Toaeed Salad Italian Bread Chiliad Mixed Fruit or Chef's Salad Low Fit Milk Angie Davis and Pels Slogner were recently honored lor tholr anil drug speeches made al a recenl M oose convention In Orlando. The students were among (he lop orators In Ihe ■Isle Sanford Moose Lodge 1831 was the only lodge In Ihe •tele to sponsor m ultiple winners In ihe state competi­ tion. Davis will compete in a nstlonal competition later this spring. The students were presented with plaques lor their efforts by Tom Nichols, governor of the Sanford Moose Lodge 1851. �Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida Sunday. January 23, 1094 - 7A Health/Fitness IN B R IEF Director of CFCS announced Dr. J ot JohiiMon of Casselberry was recently Intuited us Director of the Central Florida Chiropractic Society for the Florida Chiropractic Association (FCA|. He was Installed at thr FCA’s seventh annual winter convention at the Ft. Laudrrdalr Uonaventure Spa and Resort. Dr. Johnston represents 211 FCA members In Lakr. Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties and Is a local society chairman of the FCA Governmental Relations Committee. Goodings honored by House of Hope Founders and owners of Gooding's Supermarkets. !nc„ Jim und Mary Lou Gooding, will be honored at the House of llo|>e‘R Fifth Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner, Saturday. Jan. 29. at the Hilton. Walt Disney World Village. The Goodings have been faithful sup|Kirters of the House of Hope for many years by providing food for the troubled teenagers that reside at the facility. House of Hope Is a non deonomlnatlonal residential Christian home and school for troubled teenage girls In Orlando, serving the Central Florida community. For reservations and more Information, rail 843-8686, Feet can be prone to variety of problems NEW YORK — More than 75 percent of us will suffer some kind of a fool problem during our lives. It's a problem that's hard to Ignore since most of us spend about 25 percent of our waking hours walking or standing. Our feet undergo tremendous stress. In the course of an average day. they can be subjected to loads equivalent lo several hundred tons If that Isn't enough, certain medical conditions, such as diabetes, anhrttls. poor circulation and obesity, can worsen foot problems. < The foot Is a complex design of 28 bones. 33 Join is and an Intricate arrangement of tendons, muscles and ligamenls. so It’s no surprise that It Is prone to anv one of a number of problems. Although aching feet can be attributed to a number of causes, experts agree that the main culprit is shoe sire, especially as we grow older. With aging, the metatarsal bones of the feet tend to spread out as we walk. A shoe size that was right In our Lm ty . adulthood Is likely to be a tight squeeze 20 or 30 years later. Even the healthiest people can sufTer aching feet as (he cushioning layers o f fat on the soles of the feet gradually thin out In our laler years. Outside of serious foot problems that may require n medical evaluation, most disorders con be stopped before they even start by: • Choosing well-fitted shoes with firm solrs and soft, roomy uppers for everyday wear. • Keeping your feel fit by regular moderate exercise, such ns walking. • Bathing feet regularly. It's especially Important to clean between the toes and dry thoroughly. • Helping tender spots to heal by using pads, cushions or heel cups. jiiy iitiu v lii .... ,oi i i i i l in n .it A vaccine to lower cholesterol? Medical scientists at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research are experimenting with microscopic, cholesterol llllcd s p h e r e s th at m ig h t s o m e d a y be used lo preven t atherosclerosis. Th e spheres, or liposomes, appear to stlim ilaie the production of naturally occurring anti-cholesterol uniitxjdlrs. The scientists tested the vaccine In 46 rabbits being fed a high-fat diet. Of these. 40 already had been given the vaccine. It was found that Immunized rabblis had significantly lower levels than nonlmmunlzcd animals. In addition. It was found that the arteries o f the Immunized bunnies also contained far less atherosclerosis plaque. Hormone treatment raises gallstone risk NEW YORK — Researcher* have found new evidence that hormone treatment after menopause raises the risk of gallstones. In an eight-year study that tracked nearly 55.000 nurses, researchers found that women using hormone treatment ran about a doubled risk for having their gallbladders removed. Virtually all women who have that surgery have gallstones, the researchers said In their report In this month’s Issue of the Journal Obstetrics and Oynecology. Most women In (he study used estrogen, while others used estrogen plus progestin. The researchers said hormone treatment after menopause has several risks and benefits, several more important than gallbladder removal. A woman and her doctor "should consider all factors" In deciding on whether to use hormone treatment, said the researchers, from Rrtghum and Women's Hospital and the Harvard schools of medicine and public health. Dr. Wulf Utlan. chairman of reproductive biology ai Case Western Reserve University In Cleveland, said the link to gallbladder disease lias long been known. He also said be suspected lhat taking estrogen from a skin patch rather than a pill might reduce the problem. Type of fall as important as bone caliber CHICAGO — The way elderly people fall may have us much to do wllh whether they fracture their hips as how strong ihclr bones are. a new study suggests. The findings could lead lo belter strategics for preventing some of the 250.000 U.S, hip fractures n year, which cost the nation *8.7 billion and lead to much disability. Institu­ tionalization and death, researchers said. They studied 149 people age 65 or older who fell - 72 patients who broke their hips und 77 who did not. Falls lo the side, the researchers said, were more likely to break a hip than falls backward. Also, taller and leaner pallcnls hud higher fracture risks, and people with weaker bones were, indeed, more likely to suffer fractures. They suggested adding preventive strategics such as muscle strengthening and hip padding for high-risk patients In addition to strategics already used to prevent fractures In older patients. T h e study was led by Dr. Susan L. Greenspan of Harvard-affiliated Beth Israel Hospital In Boston. The findings were published In the Jon. 12 Issue of The Joumul of the American Medical Association. Dr. William J. Robb III. a spokesman for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, said the findings are nrw and Important. "Much of the emphasis has been placed on osteoporosis as one of the primary etiologies (causes)" of hip noctures, he said. Treating oateoporosts. the bone-thinning condition associ­ ated with aging, la important, but the study shows other measures are also Important, said Robb, who was not Involved In the research. From staff and wire reporta Health Education Day Teacher’s dream of creative education becomes day of fun By SHIRLEY K. B A K U Herald Correspondent Delora Campbell, a sixth grade Health Education teacher at Tuskuwllla Middle School de­ rided 11 years ago to Invite local heallh professionals lo lalk lo students about their work and Its importance. She felt that their comments would enhance the material In the textbooks she uses with her students. "Health Education Day has become an exciting day." said G.’ Hrewer. principal o f Tuskawllla. "It Is a day o f celebrating good health nnd hygiene. The health professionals are ull excellent speakers who share their time and expertise with the children and faculty. The sixth graders look forward lo this day long activity each year. "Many of the speakers slay longer than planned because they arc also Interested In what the other presenters have to sa y," he said. "T h is day Is a great experience fo r the k id s." according to assistant principal W. Griffin. "N ot only arr they exposed lo various health rareers. hut they are also made aware of the Importance of good personal Cathlain Morrow, left, and Dabble Tucct answer questions sbout AIDS. hygiene." Iiolh principals recognized (he fact that Campbell has done an excellent Job each year wllh the organization and coordination of this activity lor her students. H e a lt h E d u c a tio n D ay at Tuskawllla Middle School. Delora Campbell has done a great service to the students at the school by making this day possible (or them. question and answer session, and receive a collection of Infor­ mation on digestive health. In­ cluding summaries of the pres­ entations for handy reference. practical tips for simple lifestyle adjustments to Improve their digestive health and delicious digestion-friendly reclplcs to try at home. Doctors, residents to discuss digestive disorders at UCF On Thursday. Jan. 27. Central Florida residents will have the opportunity to participate In an Important educational program entitled "Partnerships for Better Digestive Health." Digestive disorders affect more than one-half of all Americans at some point In their lifetime and cost this country more then *50 billion each year. Tin: program will provide up-to-thc-mlnute information on common digestive heallh pro­ b le m s . D e v e lo p e d and c o ­ sponsored by the Glaxo Institute for Dlgcsllve Health and (he Am erican Gastroenterological Association. It Is Intruded to Increase people's knowledge of and response to symptoms of potential digestive disorders to encourage earlier and more ef­ fective care and treatment. This live. Interactive program will link thousands o f people at more than 20 medical Institu­ tions In a six-state region with fiv e o f the nation 's leading digestive health experts. Area residents can register to attend by calling 800-544-5481. The event will take place at the University of Central Florida, sponsored by Winter Park Me­ morial Hospital, from 7-8:30 p.m. The panel of health specialists will be moderated by Don W. Powell, M.D.. president of the Am erican Gastroenterological! Association. In a discussion of the following topics: • The lairs! Information on colon cancer. • Up-to-lhe-mlnuie Inform a­ t i o n o n h e n r I bu r it n n d gastroesophageal reflux disease, one of the most common dis­ orders of the digestive tract. • Managing Irrltahlc bowel s y n d r o m e , a com m on and chronic Intestlnnl disorder. • The current thinking about peptic ulcer diseases. Attendees will have the oppor­ tunity lo participate In a "liv e " Exercise can make menopause go easier By IRA DKIVPUSB Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Middle age doesn't have to make a woman feel suddenly old. Exercise can help retain strength and vitality. “ E x ercise d e c re a s e s risk fnclors for coronary artery dis­ ease. decreases the risk of os­ teoporosis. strengthens pelvic structure and Improves mood." said a report In The Physician and Sportsmcdlcinc. a medical Journal. Studies find that taking up neroblc exercise can Increase endurance, according to the a rtic le by Dr. Kathleen M. Hargartrn of the Medical College o f Wisconsin In Milwaukee. Diseases of the heart are a special concern to women at menopause because diminished estrogen production robs them o f that hormone's apparent pro­ tective effect against cholesterol increases, the article said. But exercise seems to Increase p rod u ctio n o f h lg h -d cn s ity l!|>oprotc!ns. which sweep away low-density lipoproteins, the cholesterol component thnl can lead to artery-clogging buildups or plaque. "There arc Indications that even relatively low- to moder­ ate-intensity exercise can pro­ duce significant Increases In HDL ch olesterol," Hargartcn wrote in the January Issue of the Journal. H er p erson al prescription leans lo the moderate end. calling for u minimum of three vig o ro u s 20-m lnulc a erobic exercise sessions per week. However, some researchers have found that daily walking can Improve HDL levels. Reduction In estrogen can also lead (o the brittle-bone disease known as osteoporosis. But exercise puls stress on bones, w h ic h s tim u la te s (hern lo become stronger, the article said. Estrogen replacement Is con­ sidered the best therapy against bone loss In postmenopausal women. Bui "recent evidence suggests that exercise also helps For Your Convenience NOWACCEPTING MEDICAID nu VUm fc/Mnlng iMMtip I AM • ) ZM TH5*EYES*HAVE*f T O PTIC A L 3825 LAM LMMA U). LAMMARY- 333-2740 Mi* C*rw» (MW k*j« Dr«) prevent und possibly reverse bone loss caused by aging." the urtlclcsald. This may be overstating the benefits, commented Barbara L. Drlnkwatcr. a researcher on os­ teoporosis. Some women will think that exercise, combined with ade­ quate calcium, the raw materia) of bone, will protect them — but there's no evidence to support this. Drlnkwatcr said. Exercise can, however, pre­ vent a bad thing from gelling u n n e c e s s a r ily w o rse, said Drlnkwatcr. a research physiolo­ gist at Pacific Medical Center in Seattle. "It would prevent the bone loss that would occur from being inactive." Drlnkwatcr said. But the value of exercise alone "Is not really v / Impressive." she said. T h e r e 's no e v id e n c e that exercise can help a woman control hot flashes, the arllcle said. However, exercise can fight atrophy o f the muscles and ligaments o f the pelvis — an Im p o r t a n t p o in t, b e c a u s e atrophy can Increase the risk of prolapse. Hargartcn said. H a rg a r tc n p r a is e s K e g e l exercises — tightening of the pelvic diaphragm muscles — to light these problems. Women should first learn how the muscles function by stopping urine midstream, she said. 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It is my pleasure ns a member of the Intravenous Nurses Soci­ ety und n Certified Registered Nurse In Intravenous therapy lo celebrate the day. In traven ou s nursing tran­ scends the various traditional cure settings of hospital and n u r s in g h om e. T o d a y . In ­ travenous therapy Is available at home and on an out-pattent basis. This delivery has been made possible by technologic Innovation and expanded nurs­ ing skill. The alternative sites a ls o r e d u c e th e c o s t o f healthcare by reducing hospital­ ization time. IV therapy encompasses total parenteral nutrition, c h e m o th e ra p y , blood transfusion, dialysis, antibiotic und anti-infective medication delivery and fluid und eletrolyte therapy. f Approxim ately 85 percent of all hospi­ talized patients and 70 p e r c e n t of h o m e c a re p a tie n ts receive some form of IV therapy. J -By Judy Tlvnan, R.N. Approximately 85 percent of ull hospitalized patients and 70 |>ercent of homecare patients receive some form of IV therapy. Nurses specializing In this urea of care work with some o f the most medically fragile children and adults seen In lieulthcare today. The role of the nurse os a patients advocate Is not a new one. nurses take care of the patient, not the lllnrss or dis­ ease. T h e ro le o f p r o fe s s io n a l societies are to set standards with clear deflnatlon of how care should be given. It liases the standards on scientific principal and researrh and defines pro­ cedures Hint nrr acceptable In I he delivery ol cure. These standards allow the consumer lo measure service, allow the In­ dustry lo control costs and the p ro fe s s io n a ls to a c h ie v e a co m m o n bon d o f q u a lity practice. On Tuesday, members of the Intravenous Nurses Society will take this day to reflect on a shared vision, and to rlelrbrutr achievements. The nurses role as (Kittent advocate places de­ mands and carrlei a responsibil­ ity to maintain the highest level of quality care throughout the changes of technology ana the Increasing health care costs. •Through the shared vision of the Intravenous Nursing Society members, and the adaption of simulants of prucllrr. nurses will have a professional practice of IV iherapy thul Is representative of the prol.-asion.il values and vis­ ion lor the future of quality |Mtlent rare. . By MALCOLM RITTBR AP Science Writer NEW YORK — Every year In the United States, more than 5.000 pedestrians die In traffic accidents and more than 90.000 are Injured. Pedestrian accidents are common enough that they seem Just the Inevitable result of Inattention, carelessness or plain bad lurk. After all. once you've provided traffic lights and crosswalks, and told people to be careful, what more can you do? A lot. say experts who are Investigating ways lo make life safer for pedestrians Noting research In the United Stales and abroad, they cite an array of Ideas, including not only better designs of streets and signs U but also teaching such tricks us the safest path for reaching the diagonal corner of an Intersection. "W hen we observe people walking and crossing streets, we see a tremendous number o f errors" by both |>edrslrlans and motorists, says Dan Burden of the Florida Department of Transportation. "S o the eventual injuries are highly predictable In a society based on automobile travel, with neither one looking out for the other." Some tips for pedestrians on avoiding truffle accidents: • When the Illuminated sign says "W alk.” look first for cars that are turning Into your path or running red lights. Then walk. • When the Illuminated sign says "Don't Walk" and you're on the sidewalk, do not __ o__ i tthe ___ 11' tit fu r Walt (hot IIP " W next "W alk " enter street. lorv f Ihr signal. • When the Illuminated sign says "Don't W alk" and you're In the middle of an Intersection, complete your walk acrooo the street. Do not run across the street. Do not turn back • When you're ut an intersection of two two-way streets anti want lo reach the lar comer, diagonally across the Intersection, the safest path Is to cross each street so that the intersection Is always on your right. • To Increase visibility lo drivers ut night. I>edesirtans should carry a III flashlight or wear "rrtroflecllvc" material Ihut reflects headlight beams directly bat k at cars. • Most Importantly, before crossing, stop at the curb und look left-rlgM-left before entering the street By Associated Brass "W e congrat Core Team for demonstrating their excellence as a provider o f air ambulance service." s a id H R S EM S d ir e c t o r M ichael S. W illia m s. " In m eetin g C AA M S' rigorous standards. ORMC's A ir Care Team has set on outstanding example we hope all o f Flor­ ida's acromcdlcal operations will follow." Only 12 of the nation's m ore than 200 helicopter a m b u la n ce se rvice s have earned CAAMS accreditation. Th e HRS EMS office licenses all oeromedlcal services In Florida. Th e state has 51 statelic e n s e d a ir a m b u la n c e operations, of which 19 are helicopter services and 32 are fixed wing. A ccreditation m eans all a s p e c ts o f th e A ir C a ro Team 's operation have met CAAMS standards. An out•ot-slale panel visited ACT to review quality of patient care, safety, training, communica­ tions and documentation. W e are really thrilled." said Dottle Tanner. Atr Care Team chief flight nurse. "CAAM S Is the 'gold standard' o f sir EMS. exceeding state licensure re­ q u ir e m e n t s . O u r g o in g through the accreditation shows our commitment to the best In patient care. Including safety." The Air Care Team files nn American Eurocopter BK 117. w hich Is m aintained and o p e r a te d by O m n lF llg h t Helicopters. Inc., of Dallas. The ORMC air ambulance service covers 20 counties and logged more than 800 patient flights In 1993. In October, the team will cele­ brate 10 years of operation. HOUSTON — A study on mice in which sunscreen was applied to their ears and tails found thul sun lotion may be tneffcctlvr at preventing the most dangerous form of skin cancer. The study by scientists from the University of Texas M D. Anderson Cancer -Center wus published today In the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. The study found that the sun­ screens prevented sunburn, skin swelling and Inflammation but n ot th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f melanoma. in the study, three groups of mice were treated with different types of sunscreen, and a fourth group was treated with oil and w-ater. Then the animals were put under sunlamps for 20 to 27 Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Blacks ure more likely than Hlspanlcs or whites to mistrust documents that tell doctors when to give up on efTorts to keep them alive, researchers say. "T h e (blacks) we spoke with were concerned — at least, a higher percentage of them were — that. If they executed an udvancc directive, they would be treated less." said Dr. Pat Caralls of the University of Miami. Caralls and other experts spoke at a recent meeting of the American Geriatrics Society. Advance directives tell caregivers the condi­ tions under which the patient wants care withheld or life support terminated In the event of a terminal Illness or Injury. These Include living wills. In which the patient spells out what he wants done, and durable powers o f attorney. In which he or she designates someone to make decisions In the event he or she Is mentally Incapacitated. Under federal law, health care facilities that receive Medicare or Medicaid funds must tell patients they have a right to an advance directive, although the patients need not hnve one drawn minutes twice n werk for .three weeks On the day Itrlorr the last ex|K>surr. scientists Injected the mice with melanoma cells Two wreks later, more than a third of the mice In each group had tumors. Dr. Murgarel Krlpke. one of the researchers, said it appears that Immune suppression caused by ultraviolet light may not Ire stopped by sunscreen even when sunburn Is averted. © TARGET___ TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? R U ST BUSTER Ai/roumc RENT A CULLIGAN 1 Rent A Fully Automatic £ M C A * WATER * l! CONDITIONER up. The Caralls study analyzed the decisions made by 139 whites, blucks. and Hlspanlcs (largely Cubans) who were hospital patients In Miami. The average age o f the patients was 53. although some ranged up lo 68. Eighty-three percent of all patients agreed with the purpose of living wills. Forty-two percent of patients overall had created one. No ethnic group wns significantly more likely than the others to hnve done so. However, there were differences In attitudes. Blacks were less likely than Hlspanlcs or whiles to agree with the Idea that doctors should help patients to die. Thirty-six percent o f blacks believed that such aid could be valuable, compared with 53 percent o f Hlspunlcs and 61 percent o f whites. Blacks also were least likely to want a doctor's assistance to die If they were terminally 111. Fourteen percent o f blacks would want such help, compared with 29 percent of Htspanlrs and 38 percent o f whites. Overall, one-third of patients fell unsure o f how a living will would afTect their doctors' treatment decisions, and blacks were most likely to feel they would be less cared for. the Miami researchers said. if e . j Truy The Expert* •< I I D eBary / San ford Lo n gw o o d '4 0 7 -3 2 2 -5 0 0 8 774-8323 A T T E N T IO N O r a n g e / O s c e o la / S e m in o le C o u n t y R e s id e n t s & C o m m e rc ia l In s u ra n c e OUR DINOSAURS ARE REAL™ Continued from Page 7A recommends 25 Kegels twice a duy. for up to 10 seconds per contraction. Some studies have found that middle-age women who exercise regularly showed less unxlcty and depression than did women who didn't exercise, the article said. Exercise ran give u person a feeling of accomplishment. It said. Good With Coupon Only • HURRY* OFFEP ENOS SOON* F o r P e rs o n a l Exercise Studies: Blacks m ore likely to balk at living w ills By IRA DRBYFUBS W o a p o l o g i z e fo r a n y in c o n v o n io n c o this m a y en u s o . U d V/.tn •Not AviUoUo v/.tn omor Othor Coupon Spooot* of Otcounn may not ORMC air rescue Sunscreen prevent melanoma re c e iv e s accredditation Patients flying with the Air C a r e T e a m ( A C T ) , th e helicopter ambulance at Or­ lando Regional Medical Cen­ ter (ORMC). are In the care of F lo r id a 's first n ationallyaccredited air ambulance. T h e in d ep e n d e n t C om ­ mission on the Accreditation o f A ir M e d ic a l S e r v ic e s (CAAMSI and the HRS Office o f Emergency Medical Serv­ ices (EMS) Jointly announced that ORMC's Air Care Team has voluntarily passed the C o m m is s io n 's e v a lu a tio n (Tie Judl Tluvwv a N . 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French Ave. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 kA u to - O u 'ru *r.v In s u r a n c e l ,|i ii . . *ki N : f'(c/u i G A 1 X D R L A N D ® PRESENTS A S F E C IA L O F F E R TO YO U T O S A Y T H A N K S FOR 4 5 Y E A R S O F SUPPO RT! 19-19-1994 B e g in n in g J a n u a ry l j t l i , GATORLANDCQ) offers you, the residents o f O ra n g e , O s c e o la a n d S e m in o le C o u n ties, fa n ta stic sa v in g s for 45 d a ys . • Admission price is slashed to $4.50 with children FREE*! Three Exciting and Educational Shows: Alligator Wrestlin' Gator Ju m paroo ™ Snakes o f Florida TV Located on III 441 - Soutli Orlando 855-5496 Alligator Capital ol Iha World * •One child under 12 FREEper paying adult American Red Cross + Regular admission: $10.95-Adult $7.95Children (3-11) Pidditdcnqrff^O ffaB iyiuU r a t e d »lha^ �SUNDAY J a n u a r y 2 3 , 1994 B u zze r b e atin g battle Fuller’s jum per keeps SHS undefeated in SAC LOCALLY Sanford 3*on*3 basketball SANFORD — The Sanford Hcrrratlnn De­ partment will hold an organizational meeting ihiM Wednesday. Jan. 2 0 . for an adult J o i i -3 basketball league that will Mart Frb. 10. Thr meeting Is act for 0 p.m- at the Downtown Youth ('enter, lower level of Sanford City Hall. The league will play on rlther Tuesday or Thursday night's at the Salvation Amty and Sanford Middle School will cost $75 |*-r team. For more Information, call 330-5697. Sanford Rec. baseball-softball SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is now registering children between thr ages of 5 and 15 (nr 'Is upcoming twsrtiull and softball season's. Kids can sign up at thr Downtown Youth Center located In the lower level of Sanford City Hall or they may register thr day of tryouts. To register the players must have the $10 registration fee and his or her birth certificate. For thr first tim e this year. In addition to Pee Wee (7 0). Little Major (10-12) and Itabr Ruth (13-15) baseball leagurs. Sanford will offer a T-Hall League for children who wlli be 5 or not turn7 heforr August I. 1994. All returning plovers who will be In thr same league's as last year must register but will not have to attend tryouts. Tryouts for the Pec-Wee and Little Major leagurs will lx* Saturday. Frbruary 12th and thr ilabe Ruth tryouts will be Saturday. February 10th. T-Uall players will not try nut. but everyone will be assigned to a tram. Tryouts for softball will be announced later. t For more Information, call 330-5697.* By TONY DsSORMIKR Herald Sports Editor mi OVIEDO — Neville Fuller's game winning Itasket as time expired was llir perfect ending to a disciplined elforl by Seminole's Arrow Foree II Friday nlghl that resulted In a 63 61 win over the host Oviedo Lions. The victory completes an undefeated run through thr (Irst half of the Seminole Athletic Conference bovs* Ituskrlball schedule by Arrow Force II 114 6 overall. 54) In the SAC). Oviedo tails to 5-14.0-5 In the conference. The Lions. Class 4A state champions two years ugo and state semlflnallsts last year, dictated the tempo of Friday night's rontest with a patient, deliberate attack. But Seminole, which uses Its athleticism and speed lo run opponents Into the hardwood whenever possible, accepted the challenge to u battle of attrition. "That's what will dictate how good u team we ll be later In the season and In the years to come." said Seminole coach Bob Tralna. "Most of I he teams that play us will attempt to control the A R S O W F O S C IIIU LI0N74I R *f4 m «1 1 7 4 l. It M r * » # 0»0 R o te rH f 1 )11)4. Train* I M S II. FwO*« *4 1 1 10. Mono**? 14 1 7 ». M < C *rrtii»4 I 7 1. Hall I 7 • 0> Tnalt 11(11 I I U OvtadaUt) Forrttt 0 I • • 0. Rwchanan #0 0 0 0. Vancamp } 4 7 7 10. Boat a M » J II. F r M K l U l l i S*no 0100 0. Sam* (0 0 1 0 . Wall* 00 000. H *n drl*n 0 4 l t t T*»*l* 71(014 1001 II tO II I I - II II 10 14 10- 01 Thraa point I * id goal* - W m n M 1 I ( Retart* 4 I. Tralna 111. O iM a I I IVancamp 11. Bott I t) Total lov.lt - WfflmoS I I O. ado it Fouled owl - l ow Inal*. Ha* km a , Technical* - Non* Resound* - Sammai* 11 (HaHaway It. Ovwdo 10 (Sam* II A**J*t* — lomlwoH I I IRoSortt I). Ovtodo 14 (Buchanan 11 Record* — Vminot* 14 4 .10 SAC. Ooodo 1 14.0 7SAC tempo and slow the game down. "Our primary asset Is our collective speed and athletic ability. But we have to Ire ready and able to play a slower pare of game until we get the chance to use our speed to go on a quick spurt." With Erie Roberts (a game-high 24 points on U-for-13 shooting and five assists) and Brad Tralna 111 points) leading the attack with Ibrlr outside shooting and trail handling, that's how Seminole played Oviedo, closing out the first By BILLKBRNS Herald Correspondent SANFORD — Anyone Interested In roarhtng baseball In Sanford this year are encouraged to call the Recreation Department at 330-5697. Coaches are most needed In the new T-Ball League that will be starting this year. Also, anyone who wishes to coach baseball In Sanford must attend the coarhrs certification class that will be held on March 5th Seminole Softball signups L’wcocM.Mary Little League LAKE MARY — The Longwood-Lakc Mary Sanford Little League has scheduled two registration dutes for the upcoming week. On Tuesday night, parents may register ihclr children between 6:30 and 8 p.m. at Lake Mary Elementary School. On Wednesday, registra­ tions will be taken from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Plnccrest Elementary. Registration Is $20 per player. Iloys and girls between the ages o f 5 and 15 may register. Players should be accompanied by a parent or guardian and bring some proof of age. For more Info, call 330-9498 or 330-2541. AROUND TNE NATION Devils dunk Notes DURHAM. N.C. — Antonio Lung and Chris Collins each scored career highs as No. 5 Duke downed Florida Stale 106 79. handing the Semlnolrs Ihclr worst Atlantic Coast Conference loss since Joining the league three years ngo. Lang scored 26 points and Collins added 2 1 us the Blue Devils (13-1. 5-11 dominated every phase of the game In taking sole possession of the ACC lead. Virginia can tic Duke for first with a win Sunday at No. 17 Georgia Tech. Cherokee Parks scored 23 points for Duke, while Hob Sura led FSU (8 6. I -5) with 35 points. Gators fall to Tide TUSCALOOSA. Ala. — Antonio McDycss und Jason Caffcy teamed up for 18 points each us Alabama upset Florida 69-61 In a SLC contest. Artie Griffin and Jamal Faulkner each had 10 points for Alabama (8-6). . Craig Brown scored 20 for Florida (14-3. 5-1). Brian Thompson und Dan Cross each had 10. ON TV BEST NFLPLAYOFFS □ 12:30 p.m. - WESH 2. AFC Championship game: Kansas C ity Chiefs at BufTalo Bills. |L) □ 4 p.m. - W CPX 8. NFC Championship game: San Francisco 49ers at Dallas Cowboys. (L) Complsts H s M w o w R — »» C Bee Arrow Force, Page 3B Lyman comeback keeps boys alive T-Ball coaches needed FIVE POINTS — For the next eight days, the Seminole Softball Club will be registering players for Its spring season. Players between the ages of B and 1H can register today and next Sunday. Jan. 23 and 30. between 1 and 4 p.m.; any day next week between 6 and 8 p.m.: or next Saturday. Jan. 29. between 9 a.m. raid 3 p.m.; This year, both slowpltch and fastpltrh leagues will be offered for 13 and 14-year-olds. Registration will be conducted at the Seminole Sollball Complex located at 1420 Slate Road 4 19 between U S. 17-92 and State Road 434. For more Information, call 321-4985 during registration hours or contact Nancy (699-51911. John (327-0707). or Van (332-5349). period with a 9 4 sprint and opening (he second half with an 11-4 nm. Other than tli.it. the gam r was a draw as Brian Hendrix (18 points). Hen Ikrss (15 points, five assists), and llrlan Hurhunon (a game-high seven assists) kept the Lions within strktng distance. After falling behind 44-35 with 3 45 remaining In thr third quarter. Oviedo put together Its one sustained run of the evening, closing out the period with an 11-4 charge, that cut the deficit to 48-45 heading Into the final right minutes. The tram s traded baskets throughout the fourth quarter. Seminole never leading by more than four |K>lnls and Ovlrdo closing to within a point five times Hendrix finally lied Ihe score at 61 61 for the Lions when he converted a breakaway layup, was fouled, und made ihe ensuing free throw with 1 20 left In the game. Seminole patiently brought the hall up court, ran the clock down until there was 16 seconds led. and called timeout. "W e didn't cull a special play for anyone." said Tralna. "W e reminded the guys to ran our Lyman’s Dewayne Bell (No. Mary's Richard Roche looks on. rebounds as the Greyhounds ceme pass as Lake pulled down 10 seven points down lo win 67-52. LONGWOOD - This Is what winning teams live for. Trailing at home by srven after three quarters, the Lyman hoys basketball tcum ambushed Lake Mary 30-8 In the fourth period to beat the Rarts 67-52 In a c rucial Seminole Athletlr Conference and SA-Dlstrlet 4 game Friday night. The win keeps Lyman (11-4 overall. 4-1 In the SAC) within one game o f both Seminole (which improved to 5-0 In the conference with a 63-61 victory1 over Oviedo Friday night) In the SAC rare amt u n d e fe a t e d D a y t o n a B e a c h Mainland (184). ranked No. 3 In the sftUit 5A OOlU In the district l»«iilrfor the fo p seed in the district tournament. "T h is was an Important gam e." said Lym an head coach Norm Ready. "T h e key for us was defense, defense, defense, and more defense. That created turnovers which we turned Into scoring opportunities. We spend 3/4 of out time In practice on defense." The fourth quarter ran started Immediately, with Lyman reeling off the first six points. After Jim m y Newberry's free throw gave Lake M a r v n 45 -4 3 edite. T a v a r o n Haymon stole the Inbounds pass und made a lay-up to tie the score. Clyde Johnson's driving jump-shot gave Lyman the 47-45 lead, and so It went. Lyman was blessed with a total team effort, us all 12 players conlrthulrd to the wtn. DeWayne Bell led the way with 27 points and 10 rebounds, while Haymon (12 points). Johnson (nine points). Shawn Ready (eight points), and H.J. Klbler (five points, five re­ bounds) also came through. "It's really Important that all 12 kids contributed, and that w e played together us a team." sold Ready. "In the first lull, we didn't play as well as we normally do. ■ - l . u — ■ piiiyrd well, and we had LVM AN *7. L A K I MART It U U M a r r lltl % /■ J Orantarry I 1 * IJ. Pritchard J 4 1 10 lawider* I I 7 II. R4rh#rd«en I *41. Rack I • « 7. Rack* I » * 7. Iloww I 74 0. Bronn I • • 7 T*4ali 7011 If » . L frrdn (411 William* ( 7 4 7. Morrell I 00 7. Ready 7 7 7 *. Sail II 07 77. dayman 7 • II It. KIMar 1 1 1 * . 7ohn**n4l I f . V e o n O lll Talalt H U 74*7. L*4o Mary 14 II I* I — *7 Lymaa 14 II It M - t l Thr** paint n*M Real '* - 1*4* Mary 1 1Mocha I Total taut! - La*a Mary 14; Lyman It. Fewtad out — La** Mary. SaondKi Technical* — La** Mary I I launder*. Smehl RacarSi - La*# Mary • 4.14 LAC. Lyman 114.4 I LAC ’Hounds complete SAC 10-0 From Staff Reports_______________ LONGWOOD — Danya Harris’ hat trick helped the Lyman High School girls' soccer team achieve an Inter­ esting hat trick of Its own Friday. Led by Harris. Lyman blitzed the Lake Mary Rams 7-1 In a Seminole Athletic C onference contest at Longwood High School Stadium to complete a 10-0 sail through Its SAC schedule. This Is the third consecutive year that Ihe Greyhounds (22-1) have gone through the conference un­ defeated. Lyman hasn't lost an SAC game since Jan. 3. 1991, when Lake Mary blanked the Greyhounds 2-0. Since then. Lyinan Is 33-0-1 In conference play. Danielle Garrett added a pair of goals Friday night. Caryn Roberts and Sara Kane also scored for the Greyhounds, who oulshot the Rams 23-11. Angle Olson scored for Lake Mary. Lyman also won the Junior varsity match. lO . Next action for both Lyman and Lake Man,- will be In the SA-Dlstricl 4 tournament this week. HUISH LIFTS LIONS SANFORD - Tanya Hutsh's sec­ ond-half goal troostrd Ihe Oviedo Lions to a 1-0 win over the Seminole Fighting Scmlnoles in a Seminole Athletic Conference contest Friday night at T h om as E. Whlghatn Stadium. The Lions outshot the Scmlnoles 12 6. Oviedo also won the Junior varsity match. 3-0. Now 9-12-5. Oviedo advances to the 5A-Dlstrtct 4 tournament this week while Seminole (4-181 moves to the 4A-Dlstrict 6 playoff. Htr*4fPh*t*hy Mat* Manta JSSSSS Big half gives Lvman girls victory By BILLKKRNt Herald Correspondent LONGWOOD — "D on't took back, you can never look back." The Lyman girls basketball team Jumped out to a 33-15 halftime lead and never faltered, soundly defeating Lake Mary 56-47 at home Friday night In a Seminole Athletic Conference contest. □Bee Girls, Page SB LVMAN 70. L A K ( M AR Y 47 Ljfct Miry (4?) ClttrtH* t i l I. Fergm on00 ] t. GehlOSIO. 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Clinch Valtoy 3* Campball 34. Ton von $1 15 Christopher Newport M. Averetl *1 Davidson Tt. VM IM Pub* 1*4. Ftortd* SI. 3* £ Kentucky M M d d to Torn 33 Gardner W*bb »). Wlngato N Gaargia St. ft , Fla* Ida Allaallc I ) Hampdtn Sydnay ft. Emory A Hanry I ) Jamet Madlton (5. N C Wilmington II JMtntonBibton. Appalachian Blbtof LOT Kentucky *4. Mitlrttlppl St. 30 Lau>t<llto 30. Southern AAlu a* Lynchburg IS. V * Wntoyan I ) Maryland l « . N Carolina SI 30 Mltaltaippl (3. G*org«a I t Mcrthouto 3). Pain* 30 N Kentucky 33. Lawil 31 N C Graontboro M. Md Baltimoro Comity North Carolina ((. LkU4) Old Dominion i n Gaorg* Maton 41 Roanok* 71, Randolph Macon*) Shenandoah 103. Malhodial (4 Sue Bennett 504. Georgetown Ky. (5 Tennessee 43. Auburn (5 Tularw 44. N C Charlotte 77 Weslay 31. Mary mount. Va 71 MIDWEST Alma H. Hop* 47 Andtrion. Ind. 74. Roe* Hutman 7) Aurora IB). Trinity. HI (7 Ball SI M. Kent*) Bowling Groan 74. Ohio U 33 Calvin to. Oil vet 17 Cant Michigan 10. Akron 44 Cant Mtttourl 15. NE Missouri i l D*Paul 3*. Georgetown II D*Pauw4i. Franklin 43 OodancafX Wilmington. Ohio 3) Detroit Morey 34. Butlor 41 Drury**.Ind Pur. Indph 31 Earlttam I I . Oborlln I I E moka M. Wabath 34 F *rrliS t.(l.H llltd *to(3 Matodbarg (4. Martotta M HI Chicago*!. VoungitownSI 31 lllmol* CM. 104. Lawrence M I tltnoit St If. Drake 3* Indian* Sauttwait WO. St FrancU. Ind M John Carroll I*. Ohio Northern II Kaiamaroo M. Adrian 31 F IS H IN G F O R E C A S T □ H a n n iG E Q IH 3 I It 1 Lak# C it(c a n t Friday nlght't garnet MAOIC 1*4. KNICNS 1(5 NEW YORK (1*3) Bonner 1 3 I 3 3. Oakley 4 14 3 4 IL Ewing 14 311 M 3*. Starkt 3 I I 00 14. Anthony 1100 II. Blackman 0 1 0 0 0. Smith 4114 14. Maton 01 00 A Her per I 4 *0 3. Wllliamt 1 1 0 0 2 Total! 41*11)32 101 ORLANDO IIM ) Turner 11 00 ( Andeeton 3 t) 4 1 I*. 0 Neal K 2 ) I 3 13. Hardaway * I* S * » Ski tot 1100 3. Roillnt 00 0 (0 . Bowie 00 0 0 0. Scott a * 3 3 11. Aver 1013 4 3. Royal D i l i 1 Total! €3 M I* 34 104 New York N N I t I I - ID Orlaoda 34 11 74 : ) - 144 3 Point goal* - New York a II ISIarkt 3 3. Anthony I 1. Smith 1 I, Blackmon 0 I. Harper B I), Orlando 0 11 (Turner 3 3. Hardaway 3 a. Scott 11. Andertcei 14. SklletO I) Fouled out - None Rebound* — New York M (Oakley 13) . Orlando !* IO Neal 1)1 AtkMlk - Stow York 73 ISIarkt II). Orlando 31 (Hardaway 41 Total toult - New York 31. Olando 10 F iagranl lout* — Oak ley A — 11.1*1 COtLBQl BABKBTBALLl S F IS H NBA BOXKS PISTONS lit. HEAT I* DETROIT ( I I I ) Elliott I N I ) * , M ill! 14 1)4 3D. Andeeton a 1 44 13. Dumart 1413 34 11. Thorn*! 4 * 4 4 tl. wood 0 1113. Moulton 1 1 0 (1 . Catomon 44 ( 1 l Hunter 01 ( 0 0 Janet 00 00 0 Liberty 3 100* Tat*'14/ 31M » 1I( MIAMI (M ) Long 14 3 4 13. R k * 074 1 4 II. Seikaly 3 4 1 4 *. Shaw 3 10 00 4. Smith 3 It J I JO. Muter 3 4 44 l Salley 4 1 *0 14. AtOmt I I 00 3, Cotot 3 ( 1 3 1 Geiger 3 1 ( ( e Toteit 11 )J 3SJSM I I 74 3* 11 - l l ( 3) M n >* - tt 1 Point goolt — Detroit 4 13 (Dumeri * 3. Hunter ( I . Elliott 01. Thomet 03). Miami I 11 ISmilh 1 1. Aik into 1 R k * ( 3 Shew 0 3. Co*et O il Fouled out - Mill* Rebound! Detroit 43 (Arvkerton. Coleman (I. Miami 41 (Saikaiy K l A u iltt - O*troll 10 IThomat 14) . Miami 13 (Miner al Total tout* — Defeat I 37. Miami It Technical! - Miami coach Loughtry. Miami atattlanl coach Gentry. Detroil illegal detente Election — Miami attularrt coach Gantr y A — 14 *11 W E E K 17 a 0 Lake G aorg* p F_ F _‘ Ocala F o re tl Q F_ G Ocklawaha River P F_ IP ‘ Lak* Ker f Laka PenatofTkee P Clermont Chain F P_ F . F_ F_ Laka Ktoalmmee P F Laka Grlltln P G_ _F_ P G F P P F Laka Loch lo o t * P P^ P Taala Apopka Chain P_ Lak* Rosieaaau Lak* W eir Rodman R etervolr NHL All Slat Gama. Sums Western Conference 4 3 3— 1 Eastern Conlaeence I I * - * F l n l P e r io d — I. W e il. R oenlck iNwciwendyk Blake), 3 )1 3. East. Kudtlikl (Turgeon. Bourguel * ** 1 West Fedorov (Bur*. Orotmih!, K 30 4. East Lindros. II 00 S. Welt, Shanahan IGettiky. Hull), II 31 a East Yashin. ISaak. Turgeon). 14 3* 3. West Andreychuk IMecinnlk Fed otov),!) K l Pena 11w 1 - Non* Second Parted (. East. S Stovens tOa'ei S a n d a rto n ) 10 5) ». W#>5. C a lle y lAndreycFuik Gilmour). I) 3* 10. West Oieiinm ITeytor. Reenick), 14 I t II. East Mestier tMullen G revnl IS OS Penelliei — None Third Period 13. Wetl. Oteimih IBure). I ) 13. E eil. Mullen (Graves Messier I. I 74 14 West Shanahan (Gettiky. Chaliosl. 7 to 1) East Sakic iturgaon. Stovtnk). 10 41 IL C*4l. Kudellki I Messier I, I) 5* 17 Eas* Tashin 1Sakic. Turge*'I 14 K Rtnallia* — F _" Orang# Laka Laka Tohopekallga ALL-STARS F Laka Mania M _ . P_ -L F _ P E_ L . . E _ F^ p " P P F St. JoTina River (tl) F P, F El. Johrta River (5) P F WUTslecooche* River P H F_ Kantet)*. Iowa St 31 Kenyon IS. Deniton to Lake Foret I I I C o en Lak* Superior St Ft. Northed. M kh M Mac Murray 17. MaryyHI*. Mo 30 Manhattan 17 Notre Dam* 10 Morgue tie 43. SI Leutt II MmnetotaM. Michigan St M Monmouth. Ill *1,Carroll.Wit 04.OT Mount Vernon Halerene 101. Shawnee Si H Oakland. M kh >3. Michigan Ttch 3* O llrtl Naiarena 40. Ind South Bend 73 Oner twin I ) Mutkmgum 31 Purdue K l. Ohio St *3 Purdue Calumet *0. Rotary M S IMlnaik*!. WkMtaSI 3* Saginaw Val SI 70. N Michigan M Taylor Fort Warn# f j Great Lake* Bibto It Themat M oraII. BMttonM Tu ltal). Indiana SI 13 UrbanaM. W althM Wayne Mich .’ ). Grand Valley SI 04 Wright SI U W it Green Bay II SOUTHWEST Art antat 3*. South Carolina U Baylor IS. Itoutton II Cent Arkantai (1. Ark Pm* Blurt 13 O alia tl). AutllnCat (1 Howard Paynala. S>4 Roll St I I Mtttoml 33. Oklahoma St M Sou'hwettorn. TaeatOl. LaTomneauaO St Mary'k. Tarat I I I Concordia Lutheran Tt TatatChrittianOO. SauthamMoth 31 PAR W IST Ar I/on* II. Southern Cal 34 CS Nerthrid** al Cautornt*. pgd . earth Denver K l Fart Lrwit 44 W aa h ln gten Si I I . Or DUKE IM. FLORIDA STATS 3* FLORIDA ST. ( M ) Sma 1*33 1 ) 1 ! R ob toton llO O IA Kernar 13 113. Ward 1 )1 3 1 . Coilln* 1 ) 1 4 * . Raid 1 )0 0 * . Luchman 1 (0 0 10. Graham 0 4 ( 0 1 Cooper 01 00 0. Shephard 0 3 00 0 Total* a 34 K 14 3* DUKE (13-11 Lang f 14 I * » . Hill 1 tt 14 11. Park* * 10 1133. Capol I 4003. Codmt f D i g I I . Clark 10 00 4. Meek 13 3 14. Newton 0 1 1 J 1. Baaed 1 30 3 3. Wallace I ) 4 1 A M oo **0 1 0 0 0 Brunton0 00 00 TeUlt 344(11 13 W* Halftime - Duke 11 Fleer!* SI 74 3 Potnl goal! - Florida SI 110 ISma 14. Callint 3 1 Ward 1 3. Cooper 0 I. Sheplwrd 01. Graham 01). Duka) l* (C o ilm t l». H'll 2 3. Park* 3 J. Captl 0 1. Clark 0 I. Beard 0 1. Wallace 0 I). Fouled out — Robinioi. Retd Rebound! — Florida SI *0 IR*>d 31. Duka M iP a rk i Ml) A t iii't - Florida SI 14 ISma. Ward 41. Duke 34 I Capol f l Total loult - Florida SI 14. DukaD A -f.1 1 4 ALABAMA « . F LOR (DA 41 F tor Id* (1*1) Brown) 113 4 30. Cron 3 13 4 4 10. DoctorCO 1 ) 0 0 1 Thompaon l a 44 10. Hill * 13 3 4 I I AndtraanOa I X1. Wllliamt 01 ggg. Kwltma 3 * 00 4. Dyrkoibo*- 00 00 I Total*: » K 13 M il. ftllbonn (0 4) Orange ] a 3 4 3. Grlltln 31 1 3 I I McOyOl* * 3 a ) II. Pock Love 0 ) 3 4 3. Calley 3 7 )4 1 11 Bolhol l l i o i . Pauink 0 1 0 0 1 P llt * 0 1 4 *4. Faulknar 510*3 M Tolalt: » 4) 30)1 *5 Halhlmt — r lor Ida 3*. Atobcna M. 1 Potnl « a l t — Florida a t ) (Brown a I, L ro ti 0 1 Thompion 01. Kunm* 01), Alabama I I 1Orange I 1. G rillin 14. P a u in k 0 ). Faulkner 0 1 7 Fouled out - Dec tore Re bound! - F lond* 3) (Thompion ( ) . Alabama a* IMcDyeu I I Faulknar III A a litti — Florida * (Croat J). Alabama (1 I Orange 3, Grlltln 3. Calley ). Bethel 3. Feu'kner 3) Total tout* — Florida 34. Alabama 1) A D004 Saturday ! Wemaw'i BaKttball Score! CAST AlbtrtotMagnut FL Rlettr 13 Allegheny 54. OTno WoiSeyan II Botton Col lag* 31, Syracuta 70 California. P# ( I , Lack Haron 3) Clark ton 40. R PI 45 Colby 4L Colby Sawyer 43 FaklleU 31 CaniUu»*l FDU Madlton 3*. Drew to For dham 41. Colgate 54 Georgetown Ml. Providence ** Holy Croat 31. LaleyedeU lone ) L St Peler’ i i l Juniala (3. Allbrlghl 44 Lycoming ( I . Dtlewer* Vel. 44 Merrimack 44. Springfield to Miltortvllto 71 W Chettor 74 Ml SI M ary’kl*. Rider 71 N J . Tech*). Stolen ItlendU Pittibmgh 31. S3. John ! I* Roberto Wetleyen 31, Utica 14 SI Borveventme 34. Tempi**) SI Frenclt. N Y 33 SI Frenot. Pa 44 St MicTtatTl 44. Ouinmplac 4) Salem Si (3. FremlngftemSI 4) SaiitbmySI. IT. Stockton SI.44 Screnlonfl. King* 14 Stoery Brook 31. Cortland SI. 41 Trinity. Conn 43. Cooit Guard *3 Vermont IP. flow Hempthlr* 41 Wetl Virginia 41. Metiachuietli 13. OT W New England 3*. Emmanuel 33 Wheaton 41. Wettoyan u Wei 1lie id SI. *3. Fllchbmg St al SOUTH Alabama M. South Carolina TT E Tannotta* SI ( l W. Carolina M MolhedHIW. Ihonandoanal Middle Tam 31. E. Kan lucky 44 N. Careiln* SI. S3. Maryland M N Kanlmky ( I , Lew itU Shorter * 1 M# thodlsl 44 Term#!tee (3. MJitimppi SI. *1 Venderbitl (3. LSU (3 MIDWEST Alma 41 H«p*S* Baldwin Wallace 33. Hiram Col. W BluHton 41 Wilmington SI Bowling Green ) l Ohio U to Friday! Game* No garnet i-hedukd Saluiday'i Game All Star gam* al New York Sunday's Oame* No gamai w r.edutod Mendays Gamas Boston al Haetlord. 7 l ! p m Butlato vs. Tampa Bay *1 Or land*. 3: IS pm Manlreal*1 Florida. I.SSp m New Jtewy al Dallas. ■ 11pm Los Angel*! • ! Calgary al Phoenls. » 31 pm Vancouver n Edmonton al Saskatoon Sask . • 21p m SI Lawik #1 Anahaim K 15p m Lelvin 3*. O iivel U Capitol 14. Mount Umen 51 Cent M itie m itl.N E M itia m l** Fernt SI (1. Hilltdal*4S Grand Valley Si 3). W*yn*. Mkh *3 John Carroll 41. Ohio Northern 13 Kelamaioo *3. Adrien 11 Kent »J Bail SI M Oak la-id. Mich (3, Mxh>g*n Ttch 3) CMie<twm TT. M utt Ingum *0 Rto Grand* 11 Cadarviito II Sagmew Valtoy St (3.N Michigan*! T111m (0. Ottto Dominican H Walth *3. Urban* (3 Wittenberg 7* WootNr 45 Xavier. Ohio U . La Salt# to SOUTHWEST Daitol 3*. A j!*m Cal 44 T ee*! 44. T a ia ! Ttch 45 TOURNAMENT Tytor lavUahanal FinlRoond Smith *3. Woilevan. G# 31 Ramapo 504. Hilberl IF |WPL y iA Y O F M All Ttokti 1ST Suniiif« I ah, SI Kanaa* City 41 Butlato 1) » p m I NBC I SanFranciKoatDallav 4p m ICBS) Seetoly. Jan. M Super Bowl at Allanla. e * m (N B C ) NFL l*|«ry Rtparl NEW YORK - The updated National Ftotoail Laague mtmy rgporl toe bit* ***** 1 garnyva!ye.-ocetomeN^ue Shaft an gaol - West I ) ) l I a* East 14 to It St Power play Opportunities West 0 of 0 EaslOof ( Goalies - Wetl. FtoWtn ( I t shot! It tavetl. lib* 10 00 second. II UI. Joseph ( ( 00 third 14 III East Roy (W 1)1 Richter ( f 00 second. It 141. VanCnesbrOuCk 10 00 third (II A - K 300 R eto rt*-B ill McCreary Linesmen-Cord Broseker. Pal Dapul 10 TENNIS Awttralian Open MELBOURNE Australia Results Satu* day from tho t ! 3 million AutNatianOpen third raund Lars Jonsson Sweden del Kara! Ftovacak 1141. Crach Republic * 17 5. 3 5 Ale render Voikov (111. RuSlta. del Henrik Heim. Swe ton 7 5 3 * 44 4 ) 4 4 Matk wnandtr, Sweden pel Atoeandtr Mron 1 Germany. 1 a, S 7. a 1. a 4 a 3 Thom as M u tla r 1*1 A u a tr i* . dal Guillaume Raoua. Franc*, a 3. a 1.0 2 Todd Martin It). Laming M xh . del Jonas Seonuon. Sweden a 117 4 ) * ) MaliVai Washington. Pent* Vedra Batch, del Ator Antonitsch Austria. 4 4 3 * i t 3). 4 3.43 Stolon Edberg (I). Sweden del Fabric* Santoro, f rant*, a J,* 1. a I Xavier Dwutrasne Belgium del Patrick Ratter, Australia. 5 7 ,4 ),* I,a c Secend Reund Sebastian Lartau and Danial Nestor Canada del Serg-O Casal and Emilia Sen chei ( I I ) , Spain. 4 4. a 4 Jacco Etlingh and Paul Hearhull |ti. Nether lend*, del Mark Kail. Tampa, ard ntliU Australia, del Jan Swmeemk. 54*th*riands KANSAS C ITY AT BUFFALO - CtoeHi and Darnel Vacek. Ctech Republic. 5 1 ) 5 WR Willw D evil (toighl. S Kevto R a t Marlin Oamm and Karel Novecek. Ciech I thumb) ar* queilionabi* RB Kimble A n * Republic, del Bred Pearce. Proud. Utah and der 4 (ihouldef I. OB Je* Montana (hand). DC Dave Randall 113), Birmingham. Ala . a 5, Nail Smith (anktol. LB Derrick Thrnnai *3 tankla) are probable ( l i l t : LB Mark Maddoa I foot). TE Pel* Malle) ta r t (linger) W »n»n U N FRANCISCO AT DALLAS - ***n . Third LB Martin Harr lion lgrs.nl 1* gueiHonatie Mary Fierce 141, Franco, dal Sabin* DE Donnlt Brown ikmei, S Tim McDonald Appel mans Batgurm # 3 * 1 <(roinl aro probable Cawbayk: OT Ruiiall M a n u a l* M a lt t v a F r a g n i t r a ( ( ) , Maryland lank la) !| OWitenabla S Ktnnoih Swiliaeland. del Roman* Tediakutum*. Gant ( moulder). DE Charlel Haley Iback). •ndonasto t l 4 I WR Alvin Harper (neckl, RB Derrick takkk Emanuel* Eardo. Swilierland. del Gigl Itoe). RB Emmnl Smith 1moulder 1 are Fernand*! Aspen.Coto .3 4 (3 3),4 4 probable S4b!nt Hack. G trm tn y. dal Baal* Relnsladiar. Austria. 4 3.3 4. 7 5 Gabnala Sabatmi (4). Argentina, dal Linda Faerancto. Ilaty.a 3. a I Magdalena M ale*.* 1141, Bulgaria, del Elena Llkhovttava. Kaukhtlan t i l ) Saturday.Jen tt Jana Nevoin* IS). Ciech Republic, del iwl Jan* Taylor, Australia. 4 4. t 3 Aiantea S*nctwt Vtcafto (3). Spam, del South IS. Ftorth 3) Ann Grossman. Grove City. On 10. a 3.4 3 eouiai FOOTBALL HtWL BTAWPIWQS All Times 1ST EASTERNCONFERENCE Atlanlk Dlvlttea W L T F l! OF OA NY Rangers X 11 1 4) to) IIS 54*w Jersey X IS 4 54 1*1 114 14 X 3 11 17) 111 Philadelphia tt 17 ( 44 135 III F torIda X 73 a A4 145 14) Washington Tempo day II 11 5 41 117 14* 17 11 5 J» 15* IX NV Islanders Northeast Oivlssen 33 11 10 54 14* 1*0 Pllltburgh Montreal Tl 17 • » 147 13) Boston » II t ** IS) 140 It » 1 47 >71 IX Buffalo 11 33 s 41 IS) 144 Quebec Hartford 17 X 4 30 144 14) Ottawa * 15 5 2) 134 133 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Dfviston W L T Pis OF GA 17 14 t 41 1*4 IX Toronto X 14 s S3 » 7 154 Detroil 14 to f SS 171 IX Delia* 3) 11 * 57 1*7 1SS St Lout* >1 to s 47 1)4 111 Chicago 17 37 s I t IK 141 Wrmipeg Pec Ilk Orrisien Calgary 34 17 f 75 IM t il 31 33 1 45 15) 15C Vancouver Los Angeles to 31 4 40 130 IM Anaheim to 37 4 40 IX 154 IS 11 10 40 111 145 San Jos* Edmonton 1) 31 r 1) 1*4 17) Sacand Raund Conchit* Marlinei. Spain, and Larisa Neitand IS). Lalvt*. dal Joann* F*u)l. Australia, and Rrbin Whit*. Dal Mar. C alil. *3.4 I P4lly Fendck Sacramento. Calil. and Mered.lh McGratoi 171 Midland. Mwh . del Akiko Ki|lmut* and Naoko Kl|imuta Japan. 41.4 4 Nktto Arendl. Gainatvill*. and Krishna Radtord. Autlralla. del Kalrlna Adams. Houston and Kathy Rinaldi Stunhtl (I). Amelia Island.* 3. a ) Etna Rtinach Sou’h Alrka. and Andrea Strnadov* 1111. Ciach Rtpubhc, del Rue andra Dragomir and Inn* Spirit*. Romani*. 4 1,40 M a m Bohagral. Ntlhtriandi. and Dtbbf* Graham I I I ) , Tampa, del Stoltl Graf. Germany, and Palrkto Tarabini. A rgen I ma 3*11*1.43 Lau ra G o la rta . Ita ly, and N a fa lia M edvedeva ( I I ) , Ukramt. dal Lind* Harvey Wild. Ftewthorn Wood*. I l l , end Chanda Rubin, Lafayette Le . * 4. 3 5 Jill Helherlngton Caned*, end Sheen Slaltoed (I4t, Oainasvilto. del C*m*nn* Barclay and Ktrry Ann* Gut*. Australia. 10. 4 **4 Amenda Cotlier, South Alrka. and lots Gorrochalegui I f), Argentina del Sabin* Appal man* Belgium, and Rad** Zrubakov*. Ciech Republic, 3 f. f 3. * 3 Lindsay Davenport. Muir #1* C alil. and Lisa Raymond 111), Wayne. Pa . dal Hlcoi* Provis. Australia and Nathalt* Tauliat. Franca a 3. a I Pam Shriver. Baltimore, and Eluabath Smylia (3). Aust 1 ana. rial Koto McDonald * and Nicole Prof). Australia 7 ! . * 3 Mary Je* Ftrnanriti. Miami, and Zkva Garrison Jackson III. Houston, dal Silvia Farina and Linda Ferrondo Italy, t 3. 4 F ’ 1)71,4 1 1 Mi ltd dowaits First reund Mark Woodlcrde and Senna* Stubbs ( 4). Australia, del Murphy Jensen. Norcross Ga .and JlnkeHubar.Germany.a 3. 7 S Grant Connell. Canada, and Robin Whit*. Del Mar. C a lil. del Ken Ftoch. Alpharetta Ga . and Nana Miyagl. Japan, 40.4 3 PaVkk Galbraith. Tocoma. Wash . and Kathy Rinaldi Slunkel (SI. Amelia Island, del Stove Devries. Sen Mateo C o lit. end Pally Fandick. Sacramanto Calif. * 3 I f 101. 3 5 *3 Tam M ilfit n and Manon B o litg r a l. Netherlands del Jorge losane Moiled, and Palrkla Tarabini. Argentina a 1.4 4 Todd Woodbridg* Australia, and Helena Sukov* III, Cioch Republic, dal Dam* Visker and Etoa R*ma<h. South Atrka. * I, 3S Paul Haarhuis Netherlands and Natalia Medvedeva 13). Ukta-n* del Javlae San chat Spain and Ines Got roc hatogui Argan lira, 4 3 S 3, 3 S TRANSACTION! BASEBALL Amartcan League CLEVELAND INDIANS - Agreed lo terms with Rust Swan, pitcher, on * minor league contract and invited him to spring training I L lA f vt COLORADO ROCKIES - Agreed to terms with Kent (Sottonlietd pitcher, end Pedro Cottollano.mlielder.cnrn* year contracts ST LOUIS CARDINALS - Agreed to terms with Geronimo Pena Irtialdtr. on a on* year contract BASKETBALL Hellene I Basketball A tier 14Hen NBA — Fmtd Charles Oakley. New York kmckt torwaed SI 000 tor elbowing Vinny Del Negro ot San Antceuo during a gam* pn Jan I* BOSTON CELTICS - Activated Alaa Abdeinabv. forward center, from tho in|ueod lit' Placed Matt Wtnthom. earner, on the injured list DETROIT PISTONS - Signed Charles Jonas forward center, to a today cuntrjKt P aced Danny O Sullivan canto*, an the in, ueed list ORLANDO MAOIC - Signed Tree Romm assistant coach center, to a second today player contract PHOENIX SUNS - Waived Tim Kamplon center Activated Jerrut Mullet forward Irons mo Injured list Pieced Denny Aing* end Ouan* Coop**, guards un Its* in,ur*d Its) Signed Elliot Perry, guard to a today con tract FOOTBALL Nalwnel Faatball laague CINCINNATI BENOALS - Named Bruce Cento) oltensive coordinator NEW ENOLAND PATRIOTS - Announced lhal James Butch Orthwom. owner, hat agreed to toll tho loom to Robert K rai) pending ap*>eOval by Its* NFL COLLEOE KENT STATE - Promoted Rkh Rem b-e'ae assistant baseball coach, lo baseball coach MISSOURI KANSAS CITY - Announced It will |ous tho Mid Continent Conference tor the 1444 45 season NORTHEAST LOUISIANA - Named Ed launbractwe football coach STATEN ISLAND — Named James Don ton soccer coach VMI — Named Tom Throckmorton d* lo n s lv o c o o r d i n a t o r M l k t C la r k V iU t o k a ttt cnwcW Danny Harwrrsarwhentdt I ■sH#fns3y0'J((4kk rpwch. /Riii Lee* e p te th r lino coach Donne Rot* running bocks coach, and Bobby Soldtfilch defensive lino coach r r TV/RADIO Television AUTO RACING 4 p m - TNN. Slick 50 Spr.nl Car Series BASEBALL • » a m — SUN Colorado Rockies ol F lor Ido Martins COLLEOE BASKETBALL Noon — SUN. Women. Miami at U Cores. IL ) 1 p m — WCPX 4.Michigan*! Illinois. (L I 1pm — SC. Women. Penn Stale at Michigan. (L I 1 p m — W IR8 5* Virginia Tacts at Georgia Tacts. (L I 3 M p m - SUN, Women. Mississippi at Florid*. IL ) 3 pm — SC, Voungitown Slat* al Valparaiso, (L I * 30 p m — SUN. Tempi# at Rutgers. |L! 3 p m . 3 a m — SUN. Cincinnati al Memphis Stott, (L I t * m — SUN. OuaaatCtemson BOXING f p m — ESPN, Waiter weights Ktvm Pompeyvs Harold Brailer. (LI 1 p m — SC. Pro Boeing Tour BOWIINO 4 30 p m - SUN ABC World Teem Challenge FOOTBALL Noon — WE SHI, NFL Live 13 30 p m - W ESH). AFC Champvcesship KantasCityChleltaiaulleioBlIIS. IL ) 3 30p m - W C P X 4 NFL Today 4 p m — WCPX 4. NFC Championship San Francisco atarsat O*lias Cowboy 1. ILI GOLF 4 p m — ESPN, Northern Telecom Open (L) SKATING f p m — TNN. Festival on Ice SKIING 4 a m — ESPN. WovhSCup. man s downhill 3pm — ESPN. BudFNoMogul Tour 5pm — WESH ), Ctlebrlly Sports Invitational Midnight - SUN World Eitramo Champi onship Radio FOOTBALL 1)30 p m W GTOAM |)ao). AFC Championship Kansas City Chtolt al Bultal Bills a p m - WGTO AM ( la}), NFC Crompton ship San Francisco rtors at Dallas Cowboys MISCELLANEOUS 4 pm - W G T O A M 1)401, C o tta * Coast to Coast Legal N otice ADVERTISEMENT THE BOARDOF COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Separate sealed bids lor FC I44 Heathrow WTP Improvements Wetl 14 will be accepted by Ihe Sem mol* County Board of County Commissioners ol the Office* 0( tho Purchasing Olrllton. until 3 So P M . local time. Wednesday. February 33. 1414 Bids will be publicly rptnad and read aloud al soon a t possibly ihertnltor in fn* County Servko* Building. Room 31031. Board ol County Commissioners Auditorium. 1101 E First Street. Sanford. Ftortd* The person wtesr duty It Is to open bids will decide when closing time has arrived and no bids received after th* specified time will be considered Bids received after th* specified lime shall be returned unopened M AIL ON DELIVER TO County Sorvket Building H01 E First Street. Purchasing Reception Room 2700. Santord. Florida BIOS MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE PURCHASING DIVISION Itol E. FIRST STREET - ROOM TJXI - SANFORD. FLORIDA NO LATER THAN 3.M P M . LOCAL TIME. ON BIO OPENING DATE. BIDS RECEIVED AF TE R THAT TIME W ILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. NO EXCEPTIONS W IL L BE MADE. BIDS W ILL NOT BE ACCEPTED OR RECEIVED IN ROOM I tftt MAfcK OUTSIDE OF E N V E LO PE FC ttt Heathrow WTP IdMwvutoMtele ||aH j IHfNMVfHWIIl w tfl SCOPE OF WORKi Ta provide all labor, tgulpment end miscellaneous materials to construct a * » ' deep test well, a 501 deep production well, and appreilmatoty 400 L F of 10 inch DIP raw » * )e r main, plus modifications to th* tim in g ctoorinaiion syiiem. Itom trial ton system and well pump control plus other miscellaneous FEE-BID C O NFIBINCSi A prebid conference will be held February I. Iff* *1 1100 A M In th* Environmental Services Conference Room. 3000A Southgate Dr , Sanlord. Florid BID SECURITY UX1 REOUIRED. A SN Bid Security will b required Bids mull be accompanied either by a cashier's chocl soon an incorporated ban* or trust company, mad* payable to Boar ol Comity Commissioner 1. Somlnoto County. Florid*: or ( bid bon With corporate surety satisfactory 10 tt * County, tor net toss the, live percent ( SV) ot the tola! amount ot 1110 bid as par specifications FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Linda C Jones Contracts Analyst (M l) 111 1130 E it 3)11/7174 Plans and Spocllicaltont will b* available Monday. January 17 1444 and may be obtained at th# Glace and Radclitto. Inc 100 S Orlando Ave . Mai Hand. FL >3771. al a cost ot ISO 00 par set N< refunds will be mad* Specilkalions/Plans are aval'abto lor revlev In the Purchasing Ol vision NOTE ALL PROSPECTIVE OFFERORS ARE HEREBY CAU TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE SEMINOLI COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. COUNT) MANAGER OR COUNTY STAFF REGARDING THE ABOVE BID A LL CONTACTS MUST BE CHANNELED THROUGH T H ( PURCHASING DIVISION The County reserves th* right to reject any or oil offer*, with a without cause, to waive tochnkalittos. lo accept th* otter which In Iti best Ittogement best t e r m (he Interest of the County. Cost 01 M xntltol ol this offer (1 considered on opera lion* I cotl ol th* otlern and shall not b* passed on to or been* by the County. Purchasing Division Courtly Services Building Itol E. FlrglSIroat Sanlord. F L 2)771 Publish- January 33.14*4 DEN 71 I > . f 1 , �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday. January 23, 1094 - 3 9 Eight go over magic 600 mark at Bowl America tpe elal to Iho Horold SANFORD — The magic GOO aeiiea score re tu rn e d In bu nches to le a g u e play at MowlAmerica-Sanford last week. Ten bowlers reached the GOO level In eight different leagues, with Nancy Johnson and Ron Van Gcldrr lying for I he lop performance of the wrek by an Individual by rolling over GOO twice. Johnson tallied the highest scries score for the women when she bowled a 655 In Ihe Tuesday Nile Mixed League to follow up the 600 she had rolled In the same league the week before. What makes Johnson's effort even more Impressive Is the fart that she was Ihe only woman howler lo roll a 600. Van fielder's best was a 622 In the Heer:30Clty league, bill his second 000 series score was nol Iwid either, as he rolled u 621 In the Friday Nile Mixed on January 14. The highest Inldlvldual series o f the week was a monster 680 series rolled In the Howl America Men's League on Junuary 11th by Jim Gateman. Other 600 games were turned In by; Hill Ulley 1630. Harbour Hrothers Mixed). Buck Benton (619. Saturday Senior Citizens). Ruben Blake (618. Friday Nile Mixed). Steve Kndcrs (615. McGuire's Canvasl and Scott Terrell (605. McGuire's Canvas). The highest Individual game Iasi week was a 256 turned In bv Van Grider In the Berr;30 Cltv League. Ills total was one pin belter than the 255 posted by Don Gorman Jr. In the Bowl American Men's League. The beat game among the women was a 268 rolled by Johnson during her big night In the Tuesday Nile Mixed League on January IB. Individual league results BARBOUR BROTHERS MIXED Jon a ary 10 Women’s series — Patricia Slpley. 531; Lennle Montgomery. 525; Women’s gomes — Sharon Adams. 205; Montgomery. 202; Special mention — Tracy Rodrlques. 191 (71 pins over 120 average). Men’s series — Bill Blley. 639; Joe Jonlka. 588; Women’s gomes — Jim m y Moyer. 224: Blley. 220; Bob Church, 220. BOWL AMERICA MEN’S LEAOUE January 11 Series — Jim Gateman. 680; Barry Sweat. 590; Don Gorman Jr., 590; Pat Johnson. 589; Games — Gorman. 255; Gateman, 237; Ed Jackson. 223: Charles Shook. 222. TUESDAY NITE MIXED January 11 Women's series — Nancy Johnson. 600; Beverly Wrstgoard. 409: Women's games — Johnson. 207; Linda Alderman. 186. Men’s series — Milch Heinrich. 542; Hill Sauve. 532: Men's games — Sauve. 211: Heinrich. 209; Tony Gee. 209. January 18 Men's scries — J oy Norris. 527; Prtr Roberson, 520; Men's games — Rolterson. 201; Norrts. 193. Women's series — Nancy Johnson. 655; Dee Christian, 523; Women’s games — Johnson. 268; Linda Stafford. 191. SANFORD — Otis Oosser of the Lake Mary Pub and the Bamboo Cafe duo of Jolynn Moreland and Bobble Buckley earned top honors among this week's Playtime Darts' Hoi Shots Gosser. who throws for Right Tbere In the Men's A League, had a great week, collecting five wins, a bull, a turkey, and an eight-throw dart out. Moreland and Buckley, teammates on ihe Bamboo Bombers In Ihe Ladles' League, each had four wins and a bull. Also making the men's Hot Shot list were: • Sel Oodlnho. who had three wins, two hulls, a bed. three turkeys, and an eightthrow dart out for Q Biz's T.C.B. In the Men's A League. • Kenny Doyle, also of Q-Blz's T.C.B. Irive wins and two bulla). • Scott Geesamsn from Sharky's Tbs Sharks (five wins). • Doug Adams of Tim e Out's The Untouchables (Tour wins, two bulls, a turkey, nn eight-throw and a ntnc-lhrow dart out). • Keith MacForlans from Q-BIz's Q-Bia Bulls (four wins, two bulls, and a ninethrow dart out). M EN'8 A LEAGUE After 10 weeks of play. T.C .B . of Q UIZ and Lake Mary Pub's Team No, 3 are deadlocked with 87 wins apiece. They're followed by Rlj0U T h o rs out of the Lake Mary Pub (63 wins); Bamboo Cafe's Bamboo’ Scorpions (59 wins); and Team No. 1. also from the Bamboo Cafe. (48 wins). MEN'8 B LEAGUE T h e second-place Knights from Sir Walter's picked up iwo games on the league leaders and now trail the front-running 0 -B li Balls by )ust six wins. 94-88. In the four-way battle for third. Q-Blz'a Ton 80's (78 wins) have a one-game lead over the Four Bye Fours from Bant boo Cafe (77 wins). Close behind are the Lake Mary Pub's Just For Fan and Bamboo Cafe's Shoots (lied with 72 wins each). C om pleting the 12-team circu it are Whiskey River's River Rats (66 wins); Balt * Pepper out o f M.T. Muggs (63 wins): Score At Touchdown's Ths Nasty's (61 wins): Ths Orseahoras from M.T. Muggs (50 Wins); Lake Mary Pub's Pub Pounders (32 wins); and the Blooptro o f Whiskey River (20 wins). LADIES' LEAGUE Bit by bit. Bamboo C afe's Bamboo Bombara continue to pull away from the rest of the pack. Last wrek. Ihe Bombers added three games to their leud and now have a healthy 22-win margin (102-80) over the second-place Nick's Nightmares from Uncle Nick's. Scrapping for third place are Ron's Nieces out of Uncle Nick's (71 wins); Lake Mary Pub's No Answer (68 wins): and the Bamboo Babas from the Bamboo Cafe (65 wins). Th ey're McQUIRE'S CANVAS LEAGUE January 13 Men’s series — Slevr Enders. 615; Scotl Terrell, 605. Men's games — Frank Rosen. 248; 6-10 pound test line and will enuble you lo cast a light lure or ball for quite a distance. Spinn­ ing tackle albO requires more finesse because of Its lightness, and It forces me to be more delicate In m y presentation. An absolutely deadly rig for this lime o f year in the St. Johns River Is an ultra-light spinning outfit rigged with 6 pound test and a tiny Rapala. Water levels Women's scries — Joyce Hensley. 5 6 4 ; lievrrly Wralguard. 546: Women's gomes —Kalhy Hibbard. 211: Wcstgaard. 199. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED January 13 Men's series — Hob James. 526; Rich Flanre. 518; Men's games — Mali Slmonrlll. 201; Dntlnued from Page IB to do some lings dlflrrcntly In order lo recced." Lake Mary led 26-25 after a •rappy first half In which nclicr learn ever led hy more than iur. and held a 44-37 advantage ie r three quarters. The leading players for the a m s w e re N e w b e rry (1 3 [>lnts). Ian Saunders (11 points), nd Kent Pritchard (10 points). “ We thought we had taken in lrol." said Lake Mary head Mich Willie Richardson. "W e layrd a lot of people to give the larters a blow, and never re­ Girls gained Ihe Intensity we needed until the last two minutes. That cost u* the game. Wc failed to execute. "W e d id n 't box out w ell enough, catch the ball, make the easy shots, or hit the free throws. W c can't expect to Just cruise past a team like Lyman. We've got to get a lot better, period." Lake Mary (which lost for the sixth time In Us last seven start to fall to 8-9 overall and 1-4 In the SAC) was scheduled to travel to DeLnnd Saturday night. The next Ram's game will be on Tuesday, when they travel to followed hy Bamboo Cafe's padded their lead Iasi week, stretching their advantage over The Sharks from Sharky's to nine games. 91 -82. Just one game behind The Sharks Is Bamboo Cafe's Done With Style 181 wins). Battling for fourth place arc Bamboo Cafe's T e a m N o . 2 (7 3 w i n s ) a n d Team No. B from Time Out (70 wlnsl. Trailing the leaders are Luke Mary Pub's Just Ono Hole Off (57 wins): Ron's Ulsglts from Uncle Nick's (55 wins); end Lake Mary Pub's The New Family Feud (45 wins). MIXEO B LEAGUE Lake Mary Pub's The Oood, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Old enjoy the second-largest advantage o f the five league leaders, having pulled uway lo a 15-game edge |90-75| over Sir W alter's Bushwackcrs. Rounding out the standings are the Snail Dartsra out of the Bamboo *Jafe (70 wins): Mom'o Muggers from M.T Muggs (69 wins); Score At Touchdown's Team No. S (66 wins); the 4 B'a from Ihe Luke Mary Pub (57 wins): and Lake Mary Pub's Team No. 1 (45 win*) Continued from Page IB "W e won because of team togetherness." said Lyman head coach Sieve Carmichael. "W e had a meeting (Thursday night) and Ironed out our differences. W c got good senior leadership. It's our 15th win. and I'm proud o f that. It's always nice to win ugalnst Lake Mary." T h e w in I m p r o v e s t h e Greyhounds to 15-8. 4-3 In the conference. Lake Mary Is now 10-11 and 2-7 In Ihe conference. Lake Mary used tight de­ fensive pressure to cause early problems for Lyman, taking an 8-4 lead after the first five minutes. Hut. Lyman was then able to befuddle the defensive press. rebounds. Lake Mary played well In the second half, outscortng Lyman 32-23. but never cut the Greyhound lead under ten until the final minute. Laura Ragucci scored nine points with seven rebounds and five assists for Lake Mary, while Jennifer Grclsslng added four points, eight rebounds, and two steals. Sheri Gehl dished off five assists and Courtney Harris scored four paints with five rebounds. Lake Mary will host Tavares Tuesday night at 6 p.m. Lym an will travel to Lake Brantley Thursday night. The Junior varsity game starts at 6 p.m.. followed hy the varsity game ut 7:30. BEER:30 CITY LEAOUE Series — Ron Van Grider. 622: Richard Williams. 576; Hill Slnnolt. 573; Pal Johnson. 572; Games — Van Gelder. 256: Johnson. 228; Al Heron. 226; Harold Sundvall. 226 Arrow Force Continued from Pago I B Arrow Force H came out and did Just that, moving the ball around until Brad Tralna saw Fuller across Ihe court. Tralna got him the lull and Fuller (who finished with 10 polnls) drained ihe shot as the buzzer sounded. "Brad saw Neville In his spot and made ihe right pass." said Hob Tralna. "It was a good shot, nol only because It went In. but because it was In Neville's range and be had a good look at the basket. "A t halftime, we talked about what we had to do to win this game, which was rebound more aggressively and not panic If the game went down lo the wire. That's what we did and that's what I'm really pleased with, we kept our composure." F ISH IN G FO R EC A ST Consult the weather forecast carefully before planning your weekend trips. Ik aware of high winds or rapidly dropping air t e m p e r a t u r e s th a t c o u ld drastically after fishing condi­ tions. Speckled |>crrl> continue (o Improve In Lake Monroe. Sim­ ply spot the crowds of boats for the best fishing spots. "W e've had lo make some changes this year. And w e've had problems with Injuries and Illness. Bui Ihe guys are starting to get It. Except for the last two minutes, when we got a little- out of control. I'm very pleased with the way we played tonight." In Junior varsity action. Eddie Moslngale sank a pair of free throws with five seconds left In overtime to lift Seminole to a 70 69 victory’ over Oviedo. Sem ­ inole had to play most o f the o v e r tim e p e r io d w ith fo u r players aftrr three members o f the seven-man roster fouled out. Seminole, which was sched­ uled to host Daytona BeachSeabrcczc Saturday night, trav­ els to St. Cloud for a 4A-Dtstiict 6 contest Tuesday night. Oviedo, which played at Mainland Sat­ urday night- w ill ivtstt Day.toua Bescn-Bc stoi is s s swOUcsday. **ir * According to Oviedo coach Ed Holton. Friday night's ctTort was one o( the Lions* best o f the season. "W e have lo put more control on w hat's h a p p en in g." said Bolton. "T h e khls are starting to S a n fo r d P a in t & B o d y & W r e c k e r S e r v ic e s In c . COMPLETE,REPAIR CENTER Foreign A Domestic Cars A Trucks Free Insurance Estimates SHUPE’B SCOOP Don't forget lo lie a loop In your line whenever you are fis h i n g a s w im m in g - t y p e artificial. 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We shot better than In recent games, and most of our baskets were from the Inside. Good defense led lo easy baskets." Kale Brown had 22 polnls. 11 rebounds, six steals, and five assists to lead Lyman. Angel Rhodes added nine points with live rebounds and two steals, while Carolyn Crager scored eight points with six rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Diane Duber had a monster game, scoring the first eight p oin ts fo r th e Rom s, and finished with 29 points and five West. 580; Linda Stafford. 566; Nancy Barnes, 528; Osmes — Jean Porettl. 209: Falklngharn. 203: Stafford. 201. FRIDAY NITE MIXED January 14 MIXED A LEAOUE T MARDELL'S LADIES LEAGUE January 17 Series — Donna Falklngharn. 595; Joctta Women's series — Linda Stafford. 588: Debhi Leigh. 586; Women's games — Stafford. 210: Delores Jackson. 208, The Untouchables from Time Out also Eustls. The Junior varsity game will start at 6 p.m., followed hy the varsity game ut 7:30 p.m. Lake Mary will also play two more Important contests next week as It seeks lo right the ship, hosting a tough Wymore Tech squad on Wednesday and travel­ ing to Seminole on Friday. Lyman will also play three games next week, hosting dis­ trict foe Spruce Creek on Mon­ day and then traveling to New Smyrna Beach on Thursday and Lake Brantley on Friday. Th e Junior varsity games start at 6 p.m.. and the varsity contests follow at 7:30 p.m. 182; Miner. 180. James. 195. from the Lake Mary Pub (49 wins); and Score At Tourhdown's Team No. 7 133 wins). Lyman SATURDAY SR. CITIZENS January 16 Men's aeries — Huck Henion. 619: Don Hangs. 493; Men’s gomes — Henton. 228: Hang*. 186. Women’s series — Marty Miner. 523; Helen Wcstgate. 417; Women's games — Weslgate. Dnve Non. 232. Light tackle is needed in the wintertime Think L I G H T for wlnterm e fishing. Both fresh water nd sail water species are more nlcky this lim e of year, and squire a delicate presentation. Successful bass pros will often o to very light spinning tackle nd tiny offerings In order to get old water bass to strike. The strike zone" o f a bass becomes ery small during cold weather, nd the fish are often extremely elective in what they choose to at during this period of time. Rrdflsh and trout respond In u lmllur fashion In frigid waters. .Ive halt or slowly presented rtlflclals will lake fish, whereas aster moving offerings will renaln Ignored. It Is for this reason that I prefer p in n in g tack le during th e vlnter months. A quality spinling outfit can easily handle Richard Daugherty, 172. Women's series — Agnes Ognosky. 488; Harbara Richards. 475; Women's gomes — Louise Weston. 180: Ognosky. 179. Mary Hangs. 157. Bambooslettes (52 wins); Good Answer are usually at their srasonul lows, and bass are often feeding on small ditch minnows and grass shtlmps which ure forced out o f ditches and low areas Into the main river channel. It Is not unusual to see bass feeding on schools o f this miniature bait. A n g lers u sin g con ven tion al tackle and lures will not get a strike, because the fish are fo c u s in g an m uch s m a lle r forage. The ultra-light system Is par­ ticularly effective In the Puzzle Lake region, which has many small ditches and low areas that drain Into the main channel. I have also used this light rig on saltwater trout which feed around dock lights at night. These fish are typically very finicky, but they will Jump on the tiny Rapala with reckless SANFORD PINBUSTERS January 14 Men's series — Charles Conklin. 557; Myron Gates. 488: Men's games — Conklin. 220; WEDNESDAY SR. CITIZENS January 12 Men's series — Don Hang*. 590. Bob Orwlg. 578: Men's games — Bangs, 212: Orwlg. 208. Women's series — Barb Richards. 506; Marty Miner. 425; Women's games — Richards. 179: Trio of Hot Shots in Playtime Darts •poolal to tho Herald Men’s series — Ron Van GHdrr. 621: Ruben Hlake. 618: Men's gomes — Pete Roberson. 238; Pat Johnson. 226 Women's series — Llndu Stafford. 581: Juanita Gormnn, 576: Women’s gomes — Stafford. 225: Gorman. 221. (407) 321-0420 (904)778-7971 (904) 709-9804 2408 S. FRENCH AVE 1693 S. VOLUSIA AVE. 1684 ¥ MWY. 17-92 SANFORD HWY. 17-92 ORANGE CITY ELKAM BLVD. DELTONA �48 - Sanlonl Hsrald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, January 2J. 19 9 4 Business IN B R IE F This house will be built in a day By MICK BFB1FAUF Herald Stall Writer GOOD NBWS Bankruptcy down The American Bankruptcy Institute. ABI. has released the third quarter statistics for the 1993 bankruptcy filing from the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. Figures show a 16.4 percent decrease In bankruptcy filings In the State of Florida, from a year ago. In the northern portion of Florida during the 12 month period ending Sept. 30. 1993. showed 2.564 individuals and buslnesaes filed for protection under the U.S. bankruptcy laws. In comparison, the total nation showed a decline of 8.2 percent during the comparable period the proceeding year. Florida showed the 10th largest decrease for all districts In the United States. Western North Carolina led the drop with a decline of 23.1 percent In bankruptcy filings. Harper project on time SANFORD — Harper Mechanical Corporation. 5401 Ben­ chmark Lane In Sanford, has announced It Is on schedule for the completion of the HVAC systems for the 30.000 square-fool University Medical Center In Orlando. The project Is set for completion In early February. Construction began lost April. The approximately 4300.000 project was awarded to Harper In December. 1992. Jack Jennings and Sons la the general contractor. SANFORD — Local construc­ tion people are being asked to Join together In a fund-raising house building. The home. In southeast Orlando, Is to he completely built, furnished and decorated In one day. John H. Jollnskl. with JHJ Communications, said the entire project Is aimed at providing funds for charities os well as school children. “ After It's built." he explained. "T h e house will be auctioned off to the highest bidder sometime In May. With a groat deal of the materials and labor we hope to have donated, there could be a sufficient amount of money for distribution." Among organizations which are expected to benefit from the I W hat we need right now is licensed and insured workers to help build this miracle house, and donations of all types of building materials f -John H. Jollnskl sale Jollnskl listed Coalition fur the Homeless. AWDF. a division of the National Center lor Miss log and Exploited Children, und Its " K id s and Com puny — Together for Safety" program, w h ich b e n e fits s c h o o l-a g e children In Seminole. Orange and Osceola Counties. “ What w r need right now ." he said. "Is licensed und Insured workers to help build this mira­ cle house, and donations of all types of building malrrlnls In­ cluding lumber, drvwall and concrete." The entire Miracle House pro­ ject Is being co sponsored as a fund-rulslng event by the Home Builders Association of MidFlorida, and thr Adam Walsh Children's Fund. (AWDF). " W r plan to build the bouse In th e E a stW o o d s u b d ivis io n , southeast of Orlando, on March 20th." Jollnskl said. "W e want to complete the entire house, furniture and all. In Just our day." Jollnskl said It had been dour previously In sim ila r fund­ raising projects, with the first two In Palm Bcucli. home of thr AWDF. and one completed last year In Pinellas County. "The curlier we ran detcrmlnr exactly how mnny building ma trrtal and worker donations wr cun plan on ." he commented, "the better we run plan for this project.” Jollnskl said a special fund raising dinner auction and silent auction will be held on Feb. 12. at Church Street Station in Orlando, to raise money to be used In purchasing some of the materials. Other materials are expected lo be donated. For Information on the Miracle House, to volunteer for the project, or volunteer building materials, phone the Home Builders Association of Mid Florida at 629 9242. Hot new business The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting this week for a new business, not com p letely finished, but almost ready to open. C enter, holding the shears and ribbon. Judy Crlss and Delilah Terranova. partners In a c a fe to occu p y the downstairs floor of the old Sanford Fire Station, at 109 S Palmetto Avenue. To their right, Barbara Farrell, who owns the building and will be operating an art studio as well as residing In the upper floor. Others on hand for the event were Chamber of Commerce Ambassador members. Harris leaves Alaqua LONG WOOD — Neal W. Hams has resigned a* piesJdent of Alaqua Country Club near Longwood. to pursue other Interests. The resignation was announced by Michael H. DeOroote Jr., president o f Weslbury Properties, the developer o f the Longwood area community. Naples-based Community Development Corporation. CDC and Its president Stuart Keye wilt assume responsibility for managing and marketing the community. Kaye said HawksCrest. a 1.200 acre golf course community is one of the future developments planned fer the area. It Is to be adjacent to Alaqua. New GM Exec. VP The President o f Red Lobster. Jeffrey J. O'Hara, has been elected Executive Vice President o f General Mills. Red Lobster's parent company. O'Hara also serves on the board o f the Florida Citrus Sports Association and the College of Business Administration at the University of Florida. Founded In 1968 In Lakeland. Red Lobster today over 650 restaurants In North Amertra. head. better company IRS holds tax workshop The Internal Revenue Service will be holdin lolding ,a Small Business Tax Workshop in Orlando. Jan. 277. In the Federal Building, room 398. at 80 N. Hughey Avenue. According to Dole F. Hart, district director o f the Jacksonville IR& district, the workshop is designed to provide Information on federal business taxes for self-employed and small business owners who have recently started a business or who anticipate starting one. The workshop Is free, and open to the general public. A pocket calculator Is suggested. The workshop will beheld from 9a.m . until 4 p.m. For additional Information, call IRS, toll-free, at 1-800-8291040. By NICK PPUPAUP Herald Staff Writer 150 employers. Including over 100 software engineers. The combined operation comprises one of the largest data manage­ ment soltwurc tcums In the industry. According to Tlnls Conner, chairman and chief executive officer of Conner Peripherals. "This merger is an Important step In Implementing our strate­ gy of creating the first truly comprehensive storage solutions LAKE MARY - Conner Pe­ ripherals. Inc., of Lake Mary. Is combining with Quest Develop­ ment Corporation, a data man­ agement software developer, to form a new. stand alone com ­ p a n y o p e r a t in g u n der th e Arcade Software name. Quest, based In San Luis Obispo. Calif., was founded In 1989. It la best kmbwn as the Professional development developer of the Norton backup The Urban Land Institute's 1994 education program is now soft ward for Symantec Corp. underway across the nation, in the local area, the seminar Conner's soft ward unit, locat­ scheduled for January 27-28 In Orlando Is entitled "Developing ed on Lake Emma Road In Lake Communities for Active Adults. Mary, la best known for Its For information on this, or other seminars, phone for a ULI Backup Exec data protection Education Catalog or brochure. 1-800-321-5011. products for Novell NetWare and By Aasaolatsd Prase_________ Microsoft Windows NT network You pay dearly lo live In some Correction application. The new company. Arcada. of the more troubled ureas o f the A report Sunday. Jan. 16 regarding Cambridge Homes develops data protection and United States, such os California incorrectly listed the Pauluccl:1 Building In Sanford as Its storage management software and the Northeast. headquarters. Cambridge Homes is presently located at 598 S. Both areas were among the and markets these products North Lake Blvd., In Altamonte Springs. In February. worldwide. At the combined worst hit by the recent re­ Cambridge will be moving to a new office at 861 Dr uglas locations of San Luis Obispo and cession. and both .u ffered Avenue in Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary. It has approximately greatly In the defense Industry cutbacks that followed. And both have hud their share of problems with nature. While Macon. Ga.. was the only southern metropolitan area to the m ake top 25 In a f­ fordability — It was 18th — the South, especially Florida. Is strongly represented in the top one-third of 188 areas surveyed. Much of New England had one of Its longest and snowiest win­ ters ever last year, for example, and this winter may match It. And. of course. California has lls earthquakes and the Incredible disruptions that result from them. Trouble, o f course, hasn't been confined to the coasts. Floods, tornadoes, blizzards, hurricanes and the like have become more destructive than ever as popula­ tions encroach on nature's terri­ tory. But there Is a difference. In spile o f their problems with n a tu re a n d th e e c o n o m y . California and the Northeast arc near the top In living costs, whereas many more tranquil geographical areas are near the bottom. Why? The biggest single factor In h ig h c o s t s Is p e o p l e themselves, eager to live were other people live and. In effect, compete with them for apace, goods and services. It Is starkly Th* Graster Lake Mary/Mssthrow ensmbsr of Sam Maynard Hell, Vickie McPherson, Diene evident In the cost of housing. Commtrc* held ■ ribbon cutting csrsmony Parker, Ginger Blqck, Joe Nieves, Dave Andrews, In a National Association of recently for Don Olton Tire end Auto Center, 860 Tony Martocchlo, end Richard 8tarcher. Back, Home Builders list of the 25 least Lake Mery Blvd. Shown during the event, front left to right, Ken MacDonald, Bill Blackburn and affordable metropolitan areas for row, left to right, Chamber members end owners. Glnny Coombs. housing In the third quarter. 17 are In California and four In company." He continued. "No othci comp a n y h a s th e c o m b in e d strengths o f Arcada Softv-arc und Conner's disk, tape and storage system units, positioning Conner with the best overall understanding of. and access to a broad range of storage markets and technologies." With Its broad coverage o f both network and desktop data management software." Conner said. "Arcada Software ts an attractive alternative to rompa nlrs such as Cheyenne and Central Point." Founded In 1980. Conner sells, designs and builds a com­ prehensive line o f Information storage solu-iors products. In­ cluding disk drives, tape drives, storage management software, and storage systems products for a wide ra n g e o f com puter applications. Paying for troubles f Connecticut. The others arc Honolulu. New York. Reno and F.l Paso The five least affordable o f all arc California rnetm arms. led by San Franslco and followed by Sallnas-Sraslde-Monterey; Santa Cruz: Santa Rosa-Pclaluma. and Los Angeles. In contrast, the list of 25 most adordable metropolitan areas Includes 18 In the Midwest and o n l y fo u r In the Eust — Binghamton. N.Y.. Ullca-Rome. N.Y.. Harrtsburg-Lebanon-Carllsl e. Penn., Nushua. N.ll. — and none on the West Coast. The NAHB survey shows the percentage o f homes sold thai could have been bought by a fsmlly earning the median In­ come at the prevailing mortgage rate. It assumes a family can buy a home equal to 3.5 times annual Income. Had certain other costa been Included In the estimates, some of the more expensive areas might have been even more so — for earthquake Insurance In California, for exumple, and for heating In New England. new M OFFICE sam e good neighbor agent This State Farm Agent has a NEW ADDRESS STARTING JANUARY 31st G A IL W IL L IA M S 2597 S A N FO R D A V E . S A N F O R D , FL 3 2 3 -0 0 0 3 STATE FARM Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.® INSURANCE COMPANIES I N I US S N C I Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 23. 1094 • SB People CIA schedules installation as year begins The Lake Mary Community Improvement Armorial Ion begin* 11.4 year Monthly night with Its Ural quarterly general mem■bershlp inerting. The meellug. • which Is held at the Community Building. 200 North Country Club Hoad, Is open to the public. Thr CIA 1094 officers and iHwrd will be sworn In. followed by the keynote speaker, news­ paper colnmn 1st IXm Boyette, who will give his jierspectlvc of the upcoming year from a Jour­ nalist's |Hilnt of view. The CIA's newsletter gives an overview of contributions "to public, civic and educational Sound of Sunshine Chorus of Sweet Adelines are In high pitch for their gala performance on Feb. 12. during 1993. The Girl Srouts. I.ake Mary Elementary, the laikr Mary Police Department and the city of Lake Mary all received grants from the CIA. C See Lake Mary, Page 6 B 7B Ab-Salute-ly Music ’94 Sound of Sunshine in dazzling winter concert How sweet It Is • Ihe Sound ol Sunshine Chorus o f Sweet Adelines, that Is. Over JOO o f the sweetest soundlng singers In the world make up the fantastic local chorus. From all walks of life. Ihe singers are current stale champions and are rehearsing for their appearance in Ihe Swret Adelines International competition In Reno. Nev.. In November o f this year. The sensational chorus re­ cently performed In Melbourne during the winter conference of Region Nine Sweet Adelines. Amother recent performance L! See Dietrich. Psge 7B IWM nm* byMM K* Aahby Jonas buys ‘Taala ot Sanford’ tlckat from Kay Bartholomsw (L) and Joanna Lucas. Hobby: Love of baseball and hockey leads to collecting sports cards O ffic e r s This stunning creation will be one of many designs shown In Ihe forthcoming fashion production coordinated by Ebony magazine. Rapture of Fashions geared to charities The 36th Ebony Fashion Fair will be presented by the Orlando Alumnae C h a p t e r of Delta S i g m a Theta Sorority. Inc. The show will be held on Saturday. Feb. 3. 8 p.m. at the Tuppcrware Con­ ven tion Center Auditoriu m . 3175 South Orange Blossom Trail IU.S. Highway 441 South. Kissimmee. , It will be a night of excitement and entertainment and fashions ' to please, the most magnificent fund-raising event to be held In * this central Florida urea In 1994. The event marks the 21st annu­ al showing for Orlando. This prestigious social event Is a (raveling fashion production coordinated by Ebony Magazine. The show Is directed by Eunice Johnson, wife o f publisher and CEO John H. Johnson. Mrs. Johnson every year personally 4^ * m V m S A N FO R D MARVA HAWKINS selects the wardrobe-from such le a d in g d e s ig n e rs as K a rl laigerfetd. Christian Dior. Dob M ackle and Valentino. T h is year's theme Is "The Rapture of Fashions." Th e proceeds have benefited a great number of charitable orga­ nizations such as the United Negro College Fund. Meals on W h eels. Frontline Outreach, hobby benefits youth By SUSAN WSNNSR Herald Correspondent______ S A N F OR D - Leo Bruncllc has turned a love of baseball and hockey Into an outreach with his Job. as well as an Investment In the future. Ifc collects baseball und hockey cards, but was quick to point out that his real love Is hockey. His wife. Jamie, and two sons. Matthew and Geof­ frey. are supportive of his hobby. Yet. at times, his wife sim ply refers to his pastime os hts obsession. Ilom In Kansas, he moved to other areas but has lived In Sanford for 12 years. Brunette's supervisor at bis last job gut him Interest­ ed In c o lle c t in g . " S h e bought m e a Brett Hull Leo Brunelle shows sport card collection. hockey curd." he said. "I play hockey myself so it fired my Interest. I'm obsensed with hockey: I'm a Hw*W rtioto by Susan Wanna* hockey fanatic." Bruncllc Is employed us an officer with the Lake Mary Police Department. "I ktds things to do other Ilian get Into trouble, crim e, drugs or gangs. Kids need a good hobby." Any rard collector store or som e departm ent stores carry a range o f cards. The In terested b u yer w ould need to decide which sport or sports he would like to collect. There arc also a wide variety of collectible cards for most anything you may be Interested In. "A serious collector would like a binder for their cards." suld llrunellc. "Department s t o r e s ca rry a lim ite d supply of curds, but only whut sells the best. They should carry a binder also for purchasing. Faded, tom or ripped cards w ill be worthless." Brunelle spoke o f the fact that some col­ lectors use cards an an In ve stm en t and It cun become too commercial. Brunelle pointed oul Ihe many aspects o f collecting. "There are expensive sets, stadium sets and premium See Cards, Page 6B C Bee Hawkins, Page 6B Burned-out bus restored to luxurious motor home ByBOKOROAN Herald Correspondent____________________________ HwaM ffwto by fd Kotgtn Charlie Lytle has raflnlshed this shiny retirement home Irom a bumed-out shell ol a bus. When Lytle completes the restoration, the vslue of the bus will b « about $100,000 on the current market. SANFORD — Retirement Is 10 years awuy. but his plans call for rebuilding a completely burned out bus Into a luxurious motor borne. Charlie Lytle of Sanford recently began work on his retirement home of the future, a 1980. Model 05. Eagle bus. He is building It completely from the shell o f a burned out bus he sjmtted when he was driving through Atlanta. Lytle continued. "When I saw this burned out bus I was excited. I bad been looking for a bus that I could rebuild for many months. As I got close to the bus the worse tt looked. I kept thinking this might be n project that would be (oo much for m e." He continued, "All the windows bad been knocked out by (be fire department except for the front windshields and cab area. They had been burned from the rear of the bus up to the front bogey wheel (the front wheel o f the double wheels In the rear). It hud smoke all on the inside. The seats were hurried. The floor was burned. The engine w as blown. All these things were problems. The whole rear-end of the bus was burned. From the floor area down and the outside skin of the bus everything looked fine there." Ironically, the bus wus named the " I ucky Seven" by the previous owners. It wns devastated by fire and was owned by an Insurance company, the Fireman's Fund. Lytle walked In and offered 82.500 for the bus as It stood. He completed the deal and towed the bus to Sanford to begin repairs. In six months, the bus begins a new era us a combination day coach, tour bus and vacation home. Lytle plans to build complete bathroom and kitchen facilities In the bus. In the front nearest to the driver he will have a cornered kitchen urea that goes from the floor to the celling. All the necessary kitchen gimmicks will be right In that area. Midway to (be back ol the bus he will put a full shower. 4 x 4 feet, a full sl/r commode and n vanity Including the sink. Most tour buses only have a small port-o-potty aboard. A hallway will lead to the back o f the bus and thr lounge urea with u TV and all the little comforts that you might exjrcct In u leisure urea. you walk past the bathroom toward the front, there will be three couches on one side and two on the other. They will sll In the area Just before you reach the kitchen and thr front of the bus. The bus Is a family affair as Lytle and bis wlfr Brenda put It back together. Next week they begin to look for the material that will cover thr □ Bee Bus. Page 6B �I I 1I 1 $ • - Sanford Hsrsld, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 23, 1994 Republican women host coffee WhitakerTyre C I IU L U O T A D on a n d llrcndu Whlfnkrr. o f Chuluota. arc announcing the engagement of (heir daughter. Kelly Dawn, to Scott Tyre, son o f Glenn Tyre o f Gnind Island Island and Martha Tyre of Casselberry. Dorn In Tulsa. Okla.. the b rid e-elect Is the m aternal granddaughter o f Lloyd and Frances Kldwell of Afton. Okla. and the paternal granddaughter of Mrs. H ard Whitaker of Tulsa and the late Mr. Jesse Whitaker. Ms. Whitaker Ls a 1990 gradu­ ate o f O viedo High School. O v ie d o , w h e r e sh e w as a member o f the R a g Corps. FCA. Mu Alpha T h eta and yearbook staff. She Is a 1993 cum laudr graduate of the University of Central Rorida. Orlando. While thrrr she was a participant In FCA. Kappa Delta I’ l Honor Society. She Is presently employed as an elementary schoolteacher for the O ra n ge C ou n ty P u b lic Schools. Her fiance, born In Eustls. Is the maternal grandson of Mrs. Ncna Milam o f Leesburg, and the late Mr. Buddy Milam. Ills paternal grandparents are de­ ceased. Tyre is a 1989 graduate of Membership event attracts 70, including elected officials m V ' * « ♦» ■*.» * . *• *■ * 1 Kelly D. Whitaker, Scott Tyre Oviedo High' School. Oviedo, where he parttcl|>nted In fool kill, yearbook staff. FCA and Mu Alpha Theta. He Is a 1993 graduute of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlnnta. where he was dorm president, resident assistant und a member o f yearbook stalf. Tyre Is currently employed as salesman for Ferguson Under­ ground. Orlando. The wedding will be an event o f April 9. at 2 p.m.. at First Alliance Church. Orlando Silvius-lsabella Kar»n Ann Sfhrlus, Anthony L. laaballa Lake Mary Continued from Pag* SB The CIA officers and directors for 1994 ore: Joe Rosier, presi­ dent: Roaella Bonham, first vice president: V em Feddersen. sec­ o n d v ic e p r e s id e n t : J o h n Montgomery, treasurer: Short Brodlc. secretary: Brian Loe. past president; and Directors John Hauck. M illie Murray. Mary Ellen Hawktnson. Sheila Sawyer. John Paskoskl. and Pat Thompson. Membership is open to all city residents and business owners, as well as non-residents, for 93 annually. Chamber tats Bualnata Altar Hours J a n u a ry 's B usiness A fte r Ho u r s for the L a k e Mary/Heathrow Cham ber o f Commerce will be held Thurs­ day. from 0:30-7:30 p.m.. at L A N S e a f o o d G r i l l . 10 8 Markham Woods Road. Longwood. Thla networking opportu­ nity Is open to members and non-members. For more Infor­ mation. contact the chamber at 333-4748. ‘Kids C uisine’ coming Have lots o f fun. eat great food and learn Interesting lood facts In an a fter-sch ool program sponsored by the city o f Lake Mary Parks and Recreation De­ partment. "K id s Cuisine" Is g e a r e d t o w a r d th e s ix to 10-year-old age group and will Include rlui' "cooking, baking and rating for nutrition and fun." The class will meet Wednes­ days beginning Feb. 2 at the Community Building at 260 N. Country Club Road. The fourweek class costs S16. For more In fo rm a tio n , co n ta ct T e r r y Dledcrich at 324-3097. Does your civic group need a project? LAKE MARY - Robert and Ann Sllvius o f Lake Mary, announce the engagement of their daughter. Karen Ann. to An­ thony Lee Isabella, son of Terry a n d C in d y G r n n d s h a w o f Glovcrsvllle. N.Y. Born In Wutervtllc. Maine, the bride-elect will graduate In June from Sem inole High School. Sanford. She ls a member of the Dazzler dance team. Ms. Sllvius plans to attend college In R o r­ ida. fall semester, majoring In languages. She plans to become a multi-lingual translator work­ ing in government or for the Judicial system. H er f i a n c e , b o r n In Glovcrsvllle, N.Y.. Is a 1990 graduate o f Gloversvtlle High S c h o o l . H e Is p r e s e n t l y employed by Southland Corpo­ ration. Isabella la a member o f the H A Arm y Nut tonal Guard."The wedding w ill be an event or July 30. 1994. I I a m.. All Souls Catholic Church. Sanford. The Suburban Republican Women's Club held a "v e iy successful membership cof­ fee'* Thursday at the River Crest home o f Laura Ginn, according lo Linda Batmnn. Over 70 were In attendance with six new members re­ cruited. The newly-elected officers attending to kick ofT the new year were: Alice Weinberg, president: Carol Saporito, first vice president; Nancy King, second vice prrsldenl: Laura Ginn, secretary; Leslie Ann Bartlett, corresponding secre­ tary: and Connie Austin, trea­ surer. The Suburban Club was organized In 1972 when the Republican party was nut the majority party In Seminole County. Some of the founding members and past presidents attending were: Alice Myers. Barbara W lnlngham . Betty Holtz. Judy Van Der Weldc. Dot Dolling and Mildred Lind. Last year the club with the leadership of Dot Dolling as prrsldenl Instituted a scholar­ ship award to be given to a young Republican to help with the recipient's education. The award was named the Mildred Lind Scholarshp award In honor of Lind, a retired educa­ tor who taught most o f her career In Orange and Seminole Counties. She taught many students In the area upon whose lives she made a defi­ nite Impact, Datman sold. Among the elected officials In attendance were Sen. Toni Jennings. Rep. Bob Starks. Sem inole County Com m is­ sioners Dtck Van Der Weldc and Pal Warren. Seminole County School Board Members Jeanne Morris and Sandy Members and elected officials attending coffee are (from left): Mildred Lind, Alice Myers, pasl president: Jean Morris, school board; Dick Van Der W eid e, county com m issioner; Sandy Robinson, school board; Pat Warron, county commissioner; and Stale Rep Bob Starks. Robinson and Winter Springs M a y o r J oh n B u sh . C o n ­ gressman John Mica's wife. Pat. and Congressman Bill McCollum's wife. Ingrid, look lime out of Ihrlr busy sched­ ules to attend the coffee. Other political staff persons were in attendance such as Melissa Hunt from Rep, Lee Constantine's office and Dick Hnrkry from Congressman John Mica's office. Other area Republican club m em bers were also present to kick-off the new year. T h e clu b m eets at the Sweetwater Country Club on the third Wednesday o f every month. The February program will be n discussion on gun control. For further Informa­ tion lo attend meetings or become a part of the group. call 788-7532 and as! »k for Beverly. Carol Saporito aarvaa Rap. Bob Starks and his wifa Jddy. Suburban Republican Women's Club officers are (from left) A lice W einberg, president, Carol Saporito. first vice presi­ dent; Nancy King, second vice president; Laura Ginn, re­ cording secretary; and Connie Austin, treasurer. Ha* aid Pnotot by Tommy Vi x a n l Stardust Service Unit of Girl Scouts. The second phase, pine trees, were planted by a local landscape company, funded by a Small Buslneaa Administration int applied for by Otrl Scout ader Mary Rowell. The third phase was planted In October and Includes understory plants such as scrub palmetto, sparkleberry. cinnamon fern, wild petunia and flrebush. Thla phase was funded by the Lake Mary Community Improvement Association, and Includes the installation o f the barrier tliat haa yet to be completed. If your group is Interested In putting spade to earth for a few hours for a good cause, please contact Mary Rowell at 321-1498 to make arrangements. G Women plan lunchson The Lake Mary Woman's Club lu n ch eon w i ll be held on Wednesday, Jan. 26 at the Timacuan Country Club. The business meeting Is scheduled at 10 a.m, followed by the program with lunch at noon. (Shsrl Brodls Is a Sanford Harald corraspondsnt covarlng tha Lika Mary arsa naws. Phone: 321-M71,sv#nlngs.) Hawkins Continued from Pago OB A m e ric a n C a n c e r S o c ie ty . NAACP, S ic k le Cell Anem ia Foundation. Christian Service Center. Guardian Carr Nursing and Convasleacent Center. Or­ lando Museum o f Art and many others. Tickets for the fashion show a re a v a ila b le fro m S y lv ia Stallworth. Sanford. 322-8574. Clark's Ladles Fashions. 8432552. Freddie's BEauty Salon. 422-3253. Montsho Books. Etc. 649-8881 or Tuppcrwarc Box Office. Orlando. 826-4450. Delta Sigma Thcln Sorority ts a public service sorority. If you are a civic group In need o f a service project, there Is Crooms graduate definitely a project In need o f ’Dean of tha Year* some service. C on gratu lation s to form er Completion o f the third phase Scmlnfe County resident and o f planting at the Lake Mary graduate o f Croom s Academy. Elementary retention pond lack* Margaret William s Lewis, a 1950 only the placement o f a post and gradualr o f Croom s Academy. chain barrier to protect the Lewis ts dean o f Rorida AAM planted areas from being parked University's School o f Nursing. on. She received the "Dean of the the first phase o f native oak Year Award" for 1992-93 retrees w as In sta lled by th e cent Iy during the Florida Nurs­ Cards Continued from Page SB quality sets of cards." he said. "You'd’ pay $35 lo $45 or $55 to $70 depending on the dealer and whnl you're getting." He also noted lhat you can spend a nickel on some. "A Mickey Mantle rookie card sella for up lo $8,000." he said. "Price depends on the player and how rare 11 is as well as the demand. Bus Continued from Page SB Inside walls and floors. Lytle has n long lime love affair with buses. It started when he was touring with a band and the bus became the mode of transportation for many bands as they performed across the United States. He recalled (hat one o f the first bands he could One of his (uvoritr non-hockcv cards Is Ills Shnqutllc O'Neal card. "M y broihcr gave It lo me o u t o f u w a x p a c k fr o m McDonalds. “ People give him cards lhat they don't want so he frequently keeps them for his children or olhent. "M y most favorite curd Is my Hobby Orr card." he said. "H e's a retired defense hockey player with the Bruins." Looking In die sport* page <>l t h e n e w s p a p e r Is o n e o l Brunches suggestion* lor find­ ing when conventions are In-lug held for sport* card collector* One of llte more Interesting thing* ubotil collecting l* the Information you get on the buck o f the curd. "There's a history of the leagur and how II started," he said. "Players of the past versus players of the future urr on the cards." Beckett's Monthly I* a publication that he felt would benefit any card collector. Druttcllc * liobbv has beeme a wonderful way In sltarr with (t lends. by trading cards or viewing die many cards. Four years of collecting have added a git.it number lo bis binder but the stories ul each card and the player* Just keep him coming li.ick fur mure. remember doing this was J.D. Stamps and the Stamps Quartet, one of the backup bands for the Elvis Presley tours o f the 1960s and 1970s. was an Eagle. An Interesting aspect of that bus was tha* lupaid a company to rebuild the bus. and then went to work helping rebuild that same bus lo gain the knowledge to later on build Ills own bus. L yllc considers this to be III* freedom. His total money In­ vestment In the bus is approxi­ mately $25,000, but he owns something lhat will be his for the rest ul bis lllc. The bus does not depreciate and hr has a motor home llial runs on dlrscl fuel and Is v e ry econ om ical lo o|K-rate. Dy Ihe lime he gels through. Ihe bus will be worth close to $100,000 on the current market. Tills Is Ihe third bus he has owned. The first was a I960 4104 originally owned by Harley Hoy o f Sanford. The second bus ing Students Association's con­ vention at the North Orlando Hilton. Altamonte Springs. This honor ls given to a dean or director each year who has gone beyond the call o f duty lo encourage, Inspire and support nu rsing stu den ts. She was nominated on behalf o f her nursing students whose lives she has touched by her dedication, curing and involvement. Lewis ts a 1958 graduate? of •FAMU and has been dean of the School of Nursing since 1982. The School o f Nursing has pro­ HwaMMwt* *■ !«*• Mi duced graduulcs w ho have excelled In nursing service, edu­ Dorothaa Fogla prasanta awarda lo Paator Robert DoclorlleftO and Paslor John H. Woodart cation. administration and re­ Happy birthday for their community service and Calling jszz lovers search. Happy Birthday to you J Lewis still has family In the ded ication In o ffe rin g their Jazz lovers ami musicians, Beatrice C Sanford area. She Is Ihe aunt of church edifices to community there ts a set every Sunduy ary folks Sonia Cherry Thomaa. Pam service organizations and Ihe evening from 6-10 p.m. at the R a y n e ll T i l l m a n . Mai MLK CUy o f Sanford Steering E lk s Lodge, 6th Street and Kendrick Jr. Thelma Cherry and Dr. Errol Cherry. Committee. and Juanita A. Golden. Cypress. Come and Join George Chairman Dorothea W. Fogle Mylea and Company for the Ministers honortd presented the awards to the latest and all o f the jazz lovers' Attend Hurston festival St. John Metropolitan Baptist d e s e r v i n g c h u r c h e s a n d favorite songs. Bring your hom. Come to the celebration — tl C hu rch and P a s lo r Robert ministers. We salute them for drum, sax and Itavr u grand Fifth Annual Zorn Neale Hurstc Doctor and Allen Chapel AME their service, concern and de­ time, lots of fun. The action I* F e s t iv a l o f th e A r t s an Church and Pastor John II. dication lo the people o f the great and free In all jazz lovers Humanities, an Intcrnatlon Woodard were recently honored Sanford community. Celebration, from Jan. 24-3 from around the town. I ' *■- 1 9 r �Sanford Hsrald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, January 23, 1094 - 7B It ’s F o r g iv e n e s s Dietrich W e e k ; Continued from Page SB le t g o o f y o u r g r u d g e s was at Walt Disney World during the Christmas holidays where they wowed palrnns attending "M ickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party." The nrxt performance o f Ihe Sound or Sunshine Chorus will tie Frb. 12 when the dazzling and talented chorus will np|>rar 111 "Ah-Salulcly Music” at l-akr linintley High School. Altamonte Springs. Tw o shows are sched­ uled. matinee, at 2:30 p m.. 410.00; and evening, at H;00. 412.00. Quests quartets featured will In-: "Oily Lights." 1992 Queens of Harmony, anil "High Geur. a men's quartet. Iru'ldrnlully. the chorus Is always In thr market for new singers. For those who like In sing, this is your chance to learn four-part harmony. Iiarhrr shop style, complete with choreo­ graphy and colorful costumes. Ask any singer with the group and she will Irll you. "I love It.” For ticket information on the Feb. 12 performance or mem­ bership. call Anti S lrgm an. 629-6528, DEAR READERS: Did you know there Is an International Forgiveness Week? Well, neither did I — until six years ago, when Alice Parent! of Fresno, Calif, wrote to tell me about It. And this Is the week. If you arc a curd-carrying member o f the human race, there Is at least one person In your life who needs your for­ giveness. Or perhnps It’s you who needs to tie forgiven, so imp a b o a rd Ih e m e a l c u lp a bundwugon. let go o f those grudges and give your ulrrr a chance to heal. Robert Muller, former assis­ tant secretary-genera] o f the United Nations, wrote this lovely piece especially for International Forgiveness Week: DECIDE TO FORGIVE Decide to forgive For resentment Is negative Resentment Is poisonous Resentment diminishes and devours the self Ik" the first to forgive. To smile and to take the first step. And you will see hupplnrss bloom On the face of your human brother or sister, lie always the first Do not wait for others to forgive For by forgiving You become the master of fate The fashioner ol llle The doer of miracles. To forgive Is the highest. Most beautiful form of love. In return you will receive Untold peace and hupplnrss. H ere Is the p ro g ra m for achieving a truly forgiving heart: Sunday: Forgive yourself. Monday: Forgive your family. Tuesday: Forgive your friends and associates. Wednesday; Forgive across economic lines within your own nation. Thursday: Forgive across cul­ tural lines within your own nation. Friday: Forgive across political lines within your own nation. Saturday: Forgive othrr na­ tions. Only the brave know how to forgive. A coward never forgives. It Is not in his nature. Taste of Sanford 'very succe ssful’ Hungry patrons ticgun filing lulu the Sanford Woman's Club latr last Saturday ultrninon for thr club’s annual 'T a s te of Sanford." And a steady stream (Miurrd In during the appointed hours to sample the array of Love, Abby NDAY’S TELEVISION '•*• "■“ • V o - * •ftftfn fia !* ■ »»» M H i Eg [fit ff pm W * * * <*■B ^ l l » v — ittrwrn l * * * f o x — i k 't f t l i w a H i « w f » w l i e o p p a w n O u t - | ii v I IC tX w X tX W t* M g x t * s [MU, ub» q jwry » \vtim JfrBL , — t' W- >■"« Crt* F-Pr-i Ifg tr — TXftliJ 1I»im itAX» »♦■si'm.ovxizix '* * * Iwry To* w » _ {*<***< wqa O'. 1<M• > „ . 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Golden Lamb and Mr. H ill's R eal N orth Carolina Uarliecue with Duck’s catering providing the tuble set­ tings. Club members supplemented Ihe buffet with a variety o f salads, desserts, casseroles and vegetables. President Jean Metis prepared roast venison with rice and gravy, which has been her contribution each year since "T a ste" wus Inaugurated. O verall chairm an Jen n ifer Kelley said. "It was very suc­ cessful...no romplalnts—lots of good food. 11 turned out very well,” She added."The ladles (club members) wrre wonderful. They all pitched In...many who had not signed up. The event drew rave reviews as the satisfied-looking diners were leaving. All seemed to HwaM W«0X * t Toxm j V W w l enjoy the pnt|>ourri of templing foodstuff. Helen Thigpen loads garden club class. General speaking, everyone said, "It wus delicious." Mildred while vtsttlng her sister. Another New officer downtown Steed summed It up with, "I slsier In Fresno said she did not loved It." Something new und attractive feel any tremors In the recent has lieen added lo the downtown California earthquake, hut her Beta Sigm a Phi sets sister's husband did. Jo laid of Sanford scenery. She's veteran sweetheart cruise Sanford Police Officer Claudia having a friend at Reseda. Ihe Webber who Is now Ihe second For years and years, the local m ite r of the quake, whom she SPD officer on duly downtown. chuplrm o f Beta Sigma Phi have bus lieen unable to contact at Officer Wrbher Is Ihe former singed a Valentine Swertheart this point. resource officer at LakevleuCharily Hall around Valentine's Jo's granddaughter. Kristie Day when the Queen of Hearts Slanklcwlcz. was featured by Ed Mlddle School. She Is very Inter­ was selected from the Valentine Korgan In the H m ilri Iasi Sun­ ested In Hie community, so tf Girl of each chapter A lot of day us a contestant In the Miss you should see her. Introduce |Mimp and pageantry went Into T e e n a g e A m e r ic a p a g ea n t yourself und find nut how |s-rsonable site Is. the royal-like investiture. sponsored by TEEN magazine. T o d a y , th e fo r m a t h a s Jo said." I'm rrully proud of hrr. Birthday open house changed, but the same spirit still She's doing great." Eunice Marlin, a descendant of reigns supreme. the early Swedish settlers of On Feb. 12. the five local BSP Californian safe Upsala. will be honored at open chapters will gather aboard thr house on her 93rd birthday. after Sanford visit Romance for a grand coronation while cruising down Ihe river. Shirley and Ralph Simas have Sunday. Jan. 30. from 1:30 to Each of the five chapters will had a "real nice visit" from their 4:00 p.m., at her home. 2614 announce their Valentine Girl at d a u g h t e r . R it a S im a s o f Country Club Road In Sanford. Hostesses are her nleees who that time and ull five will be Manhattan Bench. Calif. crowned with a sparkling tiara W h ile h e re . M o th e r and cordially Invite all friends to stop by I be chapter's queen o f last Daughter played cards In the by during the afternoon and year. O r la n d o R e g i o n a l B r id g e reminisce with Eunice. According to Put Johnson, Tournament and as Shirley put (Doris District!, Sinlord Htrald p resid en t o f the BSP C ity It. they did "quite w ell." Psopls editor, Is also a Htrald Council, the three-hour cruise Shirley said while visitIng. will Include luncheon, the coro­ Rita must have eaten 15 Crystal columnist covering tbs Sanford nation ceremonies and enter­ burgers. It seems the Crystal area. Phone: 322-2611.) tainment following. was the hangout of Rltu'a day. Pat said about 55 will attend and she wanted to visit every Ihe nll-temale gathering. Crystal they pnssed. vVL i t c h t i e l d Incidentally, Rita lives about Garden club learns i .m t : i 20 miles from the earthquake renter. She felt the tremors that Floral Design T« * IR O N W IL L morning. Iiut drove on to work Inc. The Garden Club o off Sanford Sard £ 2 via a detour. Her home was recently held Ihe third unit of without |>owrr and Ihe only class and the Floral Design cln i:ioznuorjo»«a ipo -i b damage was a few fallen pictures clubhouse. workshop at theclubhous from liir walls. She drrrlbrd the directed by The class wus direr IN TE R SE C TIO N ____ I I I H I I I I M I H ) (B3 Pulalku. a quiki-OJ 'w eird." Helen Thigpen of Fall When Shirley llnully reached ...- ............. and the daugh­ MRS. DOUBTFIRE Z in O O T J O K O |PQ-1X ter of Sara Albritton, a longtime Rita. Kitu said her mother had member of Rose Circle. Helen Is told her more news than she had heard about the tragic disaster. experienced In Sogctau. a school of Japanese design, and Is a Rllu did have a battery-operated TH E A IR U P TH ERE radio, bul no butteries, u situa­ certified Instructor In Flower rjQ«;40T,1|4«_____JEa tion which she probably declares Show Design. PELICAN B R IE F H will never happen again. She created six designs using ■ t m w iim - g g js Shirley said she was so re­ the Crescent Form and the lieved lo bear that her daughter B E E TH O V E N 'S 2ND Hogarth Curve, and Introduced L M im U K M tffl — 221 the class to the art of using fruits was safe. and vegetables in their designs. TH E PIA N O The students created their UOLflOMOMO (B) own arrangements using the crescent form . greenery and TO M B STO N E lemons for an appealing design. tQ 0 «*!T :fD ft4S (R) Later, these creations werr cri­ tiqued by Helen. s; ■- 1 ->H A ll MOVIt S SI AIMING The next class will be on Feb. III 1.VI IN I 10 6 9. and will cover table settings. For Information about the three remaining classes, contact Mar)' MacTavIsh. 322-5545. S a n fo r d H e r a ld Home from out west Jo Slanklcwlcz has returned home after u spending a month wllh two sons and their families who live In Las Vegas and her sisters in Tucson, Arlz. and Fresno. CallL From all reports, a good time was had by all. Joining her in Las Vegas was another son and Ills wife and their daughters. Steven and Rose Slanklcwlcz and Kristie and Shannon o f Longw ood. They visited her son and family. Peter and Kuthy and Joshua and Conor, and another son and Ids wife, Tomothy and Charlotte. While the futnlly went skiing in Uluh. Jo drove a snowmobile for about one anil one-half hours, admitting It was a lot of fun but she was a little "scared." Also they went on a moonlight sleigh ride Into the sn ow -covered mounfulns which Jo described as "beautiful," The trip would not have been complete without visiting different casinos and meeting Ihe challenging onearmed Iwndlls head-on. In T u c s o n , sh e suw th e world-famous Rocket tes perform C*M M U tir i Suit***! CUrwxx T h e r e ;s O n ly O n e 4 h a lin ir a TSSHfe T T ^ r jw s n K i- s n s r ^aanwTO-iyg AM ERICAN ’CANCER SOCIETY fw M tt isfanMllsn tri T x t*»i r m a »«'» u M tw M 0 0 ’KS-2S45 @ I s 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 I n S e m in o le C o u n t y If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford 323-5265 Lake Mary 321-6660 Longwood- 869-8612 or 774-1231 Winter Springs 777-3370 Altamonte 339-4468 Casselberry 695-7974 Oviedo 695-3819 Of Anytime Day Of Night Cal 646-9644 �v,v--* V -V , i —k£t*#*.*,* ■■ - Sanloid Herald,’ Sanford. Florida - Sunday, January 23, 1994 BLO NDIE by Chic Young a a a a ^ g iiH r r By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY Jen. 33, 1904 by Charles M. Schuli PEANUTS |’VE DEVELOPED A NEW IMPROVED PHILOSOPHY.. ^~— ]t— e f * WHO CARES?HOW SHOULD I KNOW ? DO YOU THINK I'M OUT OF MY M IN D ?" A 6 0 0 D PHILOSOPHY HELPS YOU ENDURE A l l o f t h e tr o u b le s w e h a v e in life ' w h o c ar e s ? h o w SHOULD I KNOW? DO YOU THINK l'M OUT OUT OF MY M IN D ?" v'R EEK A M E E K HOW OOME WEWLVER TALK AMVM CJr5.? ACROSS 1 Type ot The way to ftiinil your ambi­ tions In the year ahead la to emulate our old friend the turtle. Slow, but steady progress will turn out to lie the swiftest way to achieve objectives. AQUARIUS Man. 20-Fcb. 19) You should be able to manage others effectively today, because your directives will make sense and you'll not demand of nubordlnants what you wouldn't ask of yourself. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| Your concern for friends today Is n noble inclination, tail what really Impresses others Is you'll do your good deeds without calling attention to yourself. ARIES (March 21 April 19) lately you might not have been overly enthusiastic about Ideas for new endeavors, but that could all change today. You may learn about something you'll really want to gel your trclh Into. TAU RU S (April 20 May 20) Your financial aspects l<xik en­ couraging today, but In order lo profit from (hem It'll Ire up to you lo do things which will prime the pump and generate a trickle that could become a flow. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Persons with whom you'll be Involved today will find you s tim u la tin g lo be a rou n d , ‘terrorise you could be full of fresh ami Innovative Ideas for making life more Interesting. CANCER (June 21 July 22) You should do okay today where your Independent rfforts are concerned, but your most sub­ stantial returns are apt lo be generated from some ty|>c of collective Involvrmrnl. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A l­ lhough II might be a departure from what you usually do, there's a possibility you could function today as some type of middleman nr ngrnl for a com ­ mission. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpl. 221 In com petitive career situations today a victory will not br predicated upon who yuu know but what you know. If you're belter prepared and smarter than the other guy. It's your day. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You By Bernice Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. 2 4 .1994 by Jimmy Johnson ARLO ANO JANIS 10 P0PCORU A6 10 LIFE, TIMILNS iSD/LRYTMIUCt' ■ ^ b -l \ASlCALLY, THtft A f t 0 HLY TWO t h i n g * y o u say t o * CUSTOMER* - 'WHfft DO W ANT ITT A N O IT W AS ALftAPY U K THAT: By P h illip A ld e r Most sports have a tlnll of Fume, the one for Ladles Pro­ fessional Goff being probably the most difficult to enter. So far bridge doesn't have a Hall, but one of Its stars Is n Hall of Famcr. Hetty Ann Kennedy has been Inducted tnto the Northeast Louisiana Hall o f Fnmt*. She lives In Shreveport and has won four world titles: the Women's Pairs, two Venice Cups and the Women's Team Olympiad Declarer played well on today's deal, but Hetty Ann defended p e rfec tly lo g iv e South no chance to make his com met. North's two-spade rcbld was game-forcing. In thr modern style. South blU out Ills shape with three clubs. North, with wasted values In diamonds. Jumped straight to four spades. West led the diamond Jack. Declarer could see 10 tricks: five 4 by Jim Meddick RO BO TM AN* y *51 ' 1 W O N D C t W HAT Ht*S THINKING ABOUT- IT'S LIKE HE'S REALLY INTERESTED IN THE .s 5 Bushy dump 8 Spanish hsro It Church official 12 Laprschaun’s country 14 Aiiiitad 15 Smalt stool 18 Wild thoap 17 Stupid 19 Paiaaga ol Scrtplura 21 Talterad doth 22 Finnish first nams 35 Mada amsods 28 Nagatlra prafU 29 Comadian — Murphy 32 Rational) 34 Small hoil UlJLILfJ ULILJL'J UUUU LJU U U □ U U U L JL JU U -U 37 Astronaut's tarry 38 Bathroom iiu a tlilu ra 41 Nhrarln Belgium 43 WWli araa 44 Two paai In 4B Swlmmar 81 Ola' dub S3 Sal Into motion 84 — Alan Poe 58 Schoolbook 87 Sad poam 98 Mournful 59 Blttar vatch 60 Larfth londnata DOWN l u il iu ij u uuuu uuyu uuu uiuuiJkJ u u u y u u u U U U L i ULJLJUU u u u u u u jjjju yuu uuyuuuuuu auu u yyu uuuu m in i i iir m h 3 Aclraat — Ramiek 4 Opara rota 8 Ukalautt.) 10 Inaactldda 11 Dlraction 13 Solitary 18 Thaatar sign labbr.) 30 Follow doaaly 23 Part in play 5 Auburn 8 Cltrua trull* 7 Flgura akttar — Thomaa 1 Actor Karin — 2 Anlatopa U IJ U - J IIU U L IU U U U L1LJ U U U L1 □ U L U L U IU U U U U U IU L 3 U U U l l L K O U U JLJU 8 Lurchad 24 SemF pradou* atona 26 Golf pag* 27 Fraahwattr ftah 29 Skppary 30 Changai color ot 31 Darangad 33 Wrttar — Ephton 39 Aquatic mammala 40 Ba a auttor ol 42 Actor — 49 Waahinglon Sound 48 — orange 47 Fletbottomad boat 49 Story 80 Long grata 82 Baaat ot burdtn 53 AccL 6$ Undaimad mall dapt. have much more In common than you may realize at this time regarding a person you've re* cently met. Today could mark the beginning ol a new rela­ tionship. SCORPIO |Or(. 24-N'ov. 22) ir you feel you can tndy help. offer your advice today lo a friend who seeks your assessment of n pUttllng development. What you have lo say could be helpful. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) Words and Ideas are your best wrupons today. Keep as many channels of communion' lion open as possible. The more, people you talk to. the better, your chances arc for finding, opportunities. Unless you urr m aterially motivated today, you might not press the pedal to the tneial. However, if sutMtuutlul rewards are reachable, you'll give It your all. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If serve. you should llkr Ihc re» suits. LIBRA |Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Try not to put extra pressure on y o u rs e lf - tod a y b y trea tin g serious matters more seriously than they actually are. If they're whittled down to their proper size, they'll »>e manageable. you ask advice from others today, don't listen only lo the rosy parts while closing your ears to sound suggestions with serious overtones CANCER Uunc 2 1-July 221 A situation that’s been causing you anxiety mlghl not work oul In lire ncgallvr manner you've liecn anticipating. Don't worry before the results are in. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Tills Is a good day to plan u get-together with several old pals you've been neglecting lately. Everyone will be glad to see one another und a good time can be had by all. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Tw o important objectives can be achieved today, but they won't tie handed to you on a silver platter. If you're prepared lo earn what you think you de­ C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 2 2 -Jan; 191 Little developments could be extremely significant for you today. For example, you might make a series of small material gains that could add up to a substantial total. Copyright 1994 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22J There are some changes you can Initiate ut this time which could prove iK-nrOeUd for Ixtili you and your family. They might not Ire easy to Implement, but they'll Ire worth the effort. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You might br- called upon today to make a difficult decision that will affect dissenting fac­ tions. If It's done impartially, no Ill-will will result. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jail. 19) Rewards for work you'll perform In this cyrlc will be In close proportion to the effortjt y o u 'll expen d. Y ou 'll know what's required of you If you expect substantial gains. l SHOULD BE CKRtTUL.THE TENDENCY TO ANTHROPOWORPHIIE CAN BE VERY MISLEADING... spades, four hearts and one diamond, lint he could also see fo u r p o te n tia l lo s e rs : one d ia m o n d and th re e clu b s. Clearly East had thr diamond ace, so there was no hurry to establish his diamond trick. S ou th c a lle d fo r d u m m y's diamond four. Against a normal East this w ould work beautifully. Hr would play low and the contract would become unbeatable. Hill this wasn't a normal East. From thr bidding and play, Helty Ann knew declarer had exactly one diamond. (With a diamond void, he would have covered with d u m m y 's q u e e n .) So sh e overlook her partner's winning Jack with the are and switched to her own Jack. Now declarer couldn't avoid losing the first four Hicks. Hetty Ann Kennedy la one of the pleasantest people I have ever met. NORTH 4 KJ S »KI ♦ KQ 7I1 4 *1 5 WEST It! 14 EAST 4*8 4111 V 1011 VI TS4 ♦ J 10* ♦ Alii ♦ Aq 10 4 4 J 72 SOUTH 4 A Q 1074 VAQJ2 ♦2 4 K 11 Vulnerable Both Dealer South South 14 IV 14 Writ I’zu I’aai Paa* North 2♦ 24 14 Eatl Paw Pat* All para .* Opening lead: 4 J A N N IE 'vc-nr, o.o.: 1 WILL, Asilif SAY ItfllO AKTTHiNO YOU P S O ffP g A want M£ TO sAV founts TO m g VOTMlK. AVI v 35 Pfayhputa by Leonard S ta rr. M l A f ON t A g n i WOUlff 1 tlAlt 10 OAi TO HiNNit FUCK? ER, YOU n£M TO IMUtvt Jrtfc pcss THf eA c t th at m k : w a $ tiic*m A lV u T T H A T N NO WAY “ CANS THAT 1 HAVE TO U K * lit* . contact r A S G H O S T ... -.S U s y g c e qs5W l c s b b fg s by Bob Thaves FRAN K AND ERNEST ACE MOVERS n r Two old friends who drifted out of your tile during the past years may »renter It In the year ahead. This lime the three of you could cement bonds that'll make you Inseparable. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) In an Involvement with friends today you may see iliem doing something wrong In an area where you have expertise. They won’t rnlnd If you offer advice and help. Speak up. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) There ure several tasks you may have fulled to attend lo lately, because they weren't on your list o f pleasurable things lo do. Tod a y you should be In a productive mood to cope with them. ARIES (March 21 -April I9| You m ight have ve ry high expectations today, but this shouldn't be u liability. What you visualize can lie attained through practical measures. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Anavor ta Provtoot Puitle tor a cord 38 Manuscript ■ B a flM - * - y—1 - �T r Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, January 23. 1904 - Legal Notice MOTICC OF ACTION IN IM IN IN T DOMAIN IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I I I O H T I ! NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A tIN O n tM IC A IIC SEMINOLE COUNTY, apolitical subdivision ot lha Stales! Florida. PlfHtanog. V. LOUIS PC see. DOS And FRANK W WOOOROW IDocaasadl OS Trvstaes Under an Unrecorded Trust. Deled February IF. 1974. ^S^MJIOA rows« AND LIGHT COMPANY. • Florida Corporation. KINOER CARE LEARNING CENTERS. IN C . a Delaware Corporation; TORONTO DOMINION ITEXASI. INC .a Georgia Corporation; REFLECTIONS AT HIDOEN LAKE. INC . a Dllsolred F lor Ida Corporation. BELLSOUTH TELECOMMUNICAIONS. INC., l/k/a. Southern Ball Telephone A Telegraph Company FIMSA. INC . a ColoradaCorporation. BOOY DESIGN FITNESSCENTER. INC . IndUtduelly. d/b/a. Gold sGym. SUN BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION; J R MALONE, d'b/e. Mold In the Shade. WAYNE B HUTTO. €!%>* All Comm Servkes. APPLICO RITE. INC .a Ftarlde Corporation. PRIVATE INDUSTRVCOUNCILOF SEMINOLE COUNT Y. INC . a Florida Corporation. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENTOF LABOR A EMPLOYMENT SECURITY. Division oI Labor and Emptoyment Security, d b 'e Job SorrKaat Florida. DANIEL D JITTU. dife/a. Select Ir.vestigefivo Servkes. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES. DISTRICT V II. KNIGHT PROPERTIES. INC .a Dissolved Florida Corporation. JEFFREY DANIELS INTERNATIONAL SERVICES; PLANT FRUIT COMPANY, a Florida Corporation. SEMINOLE FORD INC. a Florida Carporatlon. AMOCO OIL COMPANY, a Maryland Corporation. MIKE AMENDOLAGINE HOUSING ANO NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT SERVICESOF CENTRAL FLORIDA, a Florida Carporatlon. FLORIDA AFFONOABU MOUSING. INC . a Florida Corporator; FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA COUNTY. FIRSTATE FINANCIAL, a Savmgi Bona. GROVE VIE W LTD . a Florida Limited Partner chip TOMPKINS INVESTMENT GROUP INC .a Florida Corporation. OTHMAN KADR V. DELAl KADRY, TOMPKINS/ROSECLIFF. LTD . A Florida Limited Partnership RICHARDS PARSONS. RAY VALDES ae Taa Collector at Seminole County. Florida, and Pie gnanoon spouses ot theabove. It any, their heir*, devisees i n g n t t i grantee*, creditor* Irew et eaecutort adminittratort m o r t e m |udgmenl creditor* i'u tter* Uenbetder* portent In possession and any and ail other pertont baring or claiming to hare any tight, title er Interettby. thiovgh under er agamtl the above named Detendent* or offwrwite c laiming any fight, tltw, or Interetl in the reel property deter bed m thit action. Detendantt TO THOSE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS. ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE AN Y RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED BELOW An Eminent Domain Petition together nith it* Oecwratiwt at Taa mg hat been fitad m the above tty led court to acquire certain property Interetl, m Seminole County. Florida detenbed at tolloart PARCEL NO. IS O LAKE NARY BOULEVARD (PHASE I t ) T i t SIM PLE A PAPCEL O r LAND LYING IN SECTION 10. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 10 EAST, C IT Y OF LAKE NARY. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE PA R TIC U ­ LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS) FROM A PO IN T OF REFERENCE BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF S A ID SECTION 1 0 ! THENCE NORTH 4 * * 3 6 * ) S " NEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF S AID SECTION 10 A D I S ­ TANCE O r 1 ,3 1 4 . 4 2 F E tT j THENCE NORTH O O M I 'I S * EAST A DISTANCE OP I * . 30 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH •••3 4 *J 3 " NEST A DISTANCE O f 143 r i C T l THENCE NORTH 0 0 * 4 4 * 1 3 " EAST A DISTANCE OT 4 .4 3 EEET; THENCE SOUTH 3 4 15 1 * EAST A DISTANCE OF 1 4 3 .0 1 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 0 * 4 1 '4 3 " NEST A DISTANCE OF 3 .1 1 FEET TO THE P O IN T O f BEGINNING. FEET; THENCE RUN N 6 9 * 4 3 'l i * E A DISTANCE OF 1 2 .0 0 r t V T l THENCE RUN 8 2 1 * 1 4 *2 2 "E A DISTANCE OF 1 .0 0 FE E T ; THENCE RUN N 6 t * 4 3 l l l * E A D I S ­ TANCE OF 1 0 . 0 0 FEET; THENCE RUN M J 1 * !4 '2 2 "W A DISTANCE OF 1 .0 0 FEET; THENCE RUN H 6 4 *4 3 *3 9 " E 1 49 .9 6 FEET TO A PO IN T ON THE NORTHERLY R IG H T OF-WAY LIM B OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARO PER AFORE­ SAID O .R . BOOK 1746 PAGE 0 2 7 3 ; THENCE RUN S 6 6 *0 5 , 1 4-W , ALONG S AID NORTHERLY RICHT-OF-W AY L IN E , A DISTANCE OF 2 3 3 .0 9 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING, CONTAINING 1 12 0 SQUARE FEET MORE OR LESS, TOGETHER W ITH A PARCEL OP IJUiD LYIN G IN SEC TIO N I I , TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANCE 10 EAST, BEING A PORTION OP BLOCK B, "R E V IS E D PLAT OF HIDDEN LAKE. U N IT 1 A " ACCORDING TO THE PLA T THEREOF AS RECORDED ON PLAT BOOK 17 AT PAGES 99 AND 100 o r THE PUBLIC RECORDS 01 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE A T THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID BLOCK B, SAID P O IN T BE1NC THE INTERSECTION OP THE WESTERLY L IN E OF S A IO BLOCK It WITH THE NORTH­ ERLY R IC H T -O r-V A Y L IN E O r LAKE HARY BOULEVARD PER AFORESAID "R E V IS E D P L A T OF HIDOEN L A K E , UNIT l - A " ; THENCE RUN H 4 6 * 0 5 , 1 4 "E , ALONG S A ID NORTHERLY R ICH T-O F-M AY L IN E , ANO SOUTHERLY LIN E OF S A ID BLOCK B, 4 0 4 .0 8 FEET TO A P O IN T ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHERLY; THENCE RUN EASTERLY 2 1 4 .6 4 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF S A IO CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 94 0 .0 4 rE E T , A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 6 * 1 6 '2 B ” , A CHORD OF 2 1 4 .3 4 FEET AND A CHORD BEARING OF N 4 B * 4 4 '0 I" E , TO A POINT OF REVERSE CURVATURE, S A ID CURVE BEING CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY; THENCE RUN NORTHEASTER­ LY 13 7 ? FEET ALON* THE Apr* n r a a tn CURVE, HAVING A RADIUS OF 2 3 .0 0 FE E T . A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 1 * 3 8 * 1 9 " , A CHORD OF 1 2 .7 9 rEET AND A CHORD BEARING O r H )0 * 5 4 * 0 9 " E TO THE P O IN T o r BET.NHtNG, S A ID PO IN T ALSO BEING ON THE NORTHEF..Y • JGMT-OF-MAY L IN E OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARO, .ER RIGHT-OF-W AY WARRANTY DEED AS RECORDED IN O .R . BOOK 1 7 4 6 , PAGE 0 2 7 3 OF THE PUBLIC RE­ CORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. F IC R ID A, ALSO BEING A POINT ON THE ARC OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTH­ EASTERLY; THENCE DEPARTING S A ID SOUTH L IN E OF BLOCK B. RUN SOUTHWESTERLY 4 .2 6 FEET ALONG SAID NORTHERLY R IC H T-O F-W AY L IN E , PER O . R . 1746, PAGE 0 2 7 5 , AND THE ARC OF SAID CURVE. HAVING A RADIUS O r 1 9 1 1 .7 3 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 0 * 0 7 * 2 4 " , A CHORD OP 4 .2 4 FEET AND A CHORD BEARING OF S 7 2 * )S * 2 9 " W , THENCE OEPARTtNC SAID NORTHERLY R1CHT-CF-W AY LIN E , RUN H 2 4 *4 7 * 1 2 " E , A DISTANCE OF 6 .4 6 FEET TO THE EASTERLY L IN E OF AFORESAID BLOCK B; THENCE RUN S 1 4 * l l ' 0 4 " E , ALONG S A ID EAST L IN E , A D ISTANCE OT 1 .9 7 FEET TO A P O IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY; THENCE RUN SOUTH­ ERLY 2 .6 7 FEET ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE O f S A ID BLOCK B, AND THE ARC O r S A ID CURVE, HAVING A RADIUS OF 2 3 .0 0 TEET. CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 4 * 0 7 * 0 6 " , A CHORD OF 2 .6 7 FEET AND A CHORD 0 EARING OF S 1 4 * 2 4 * 1 4 " E , TO THE POINT OF B E G IN ­ NING, C O N TAIN IN G 10. SQUARE FEET MORE OR L E S S . BOTH PARCELS CONTAINING 1 ,1 1 0 SQUARE FEET MORE OR LESS, TOGETHER W ITH PARCEL NO. PARCEL LESS, CONTAINING 707 SQUARE FE rT MORE OR TOC ETHER WITH PARCEL NO. 730 LAKE MARY BOULEVARD (PHASE I I ) TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PARCEL OP LAt.’ O LV INC IN SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 10 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS rO M O W Sl FROM A PO INT OF REFERENCE BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF S A ID SECTION 1 0 ; THENCE NORTH I 3 * 1 S * 1 3 * WEST ALONG THE SOUTH L IN E OF SAID SECTION 10 A DISTANCE OF 1 ,4 4 1 .1 2 FE E T ; TIIEHCE FORTH 0 0 * 4 4 '4 * P . BAST. A .DISTANCE OF 1 0 .9 a FEET TO THE PO IN T OF T E C IN N IN G , THENCE NORTH 3 0 * 2 3 '4 2 * EAST A DISTANCE O f 4 1 .1 3 rE E T ; THENCE SOUTH BB’ S S 'S l * EAST A DISTANCE OF 1 0 .0 0 FEET ITHENCE SOUTH 4 9 * 2 4 'S 9 " EAST A D I S ­ TANCE OF 1 4 .3 6 FEET; THEIICE SOUTH » 9 * 3 4 * 5 u EAST A DISTANCE OF 4 0 .0 0 rE E T ; THENCE SOUTH 0 0 *4 B '4 9 " WEST A DISTANCE OF 1 5 .0 0 rE E T ; THENCE NORTH 4 » * S 6 * S 3 " NEST A DISTANCE OF 1 4 3 .0 1 FEET TO THE PO INT OF BEGINNING. PARCEL LESS. CO NTAINING PARCEL NO. 132 1 ,4 4 6 SQUARE FEET MORE OR LAKE MARY BOULEVARD (PHASE I I ) S IM PLE rcc A PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! FROM A PO IN T OF REFERENCE BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTION 10; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES, 41 M INUTES, 49 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE EAST L IN E OF S A ID SECTION 10 A DISTANCE OF 7 3 .0 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 99 DE­ CREES, 16 KIM UTES, 13 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE o r 3 4 7 .1 9 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEG INNIN G ; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH ( 9 DEGREES, 14 M INUTES, 33 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 2 0 4 .7 1 FE E T; THENCE NORTH 00 DECREES, 4S MINUTES, 49 SEC­ ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 2 0 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH SB DECFCKS, 14 MINUTES, 13 SECONDS EJkST A DISTANCE OF 2 0 4 .7 1 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES, 4B M INUTES, 49 SECONDS NEST A D I S ­ TANCE OF 2 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T OP BE G INNING . PARCEL •LESS, CONTAINING i 4 ,1 7 3 SQUARE FEET MORE OR TOGETHER N ITH t PARCEL HO. 752 A LAKE NARY BOULEVARD (PHASE XX) TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT I'lA PARCEL OT LAND LYING IN SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 1120 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, ^FLO R ID A BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS ■' FOLLOWS; FROM A PO INT OT REFERENCE BEING THE ■{SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTION 10; THENCE IjtlORTH 00 DECREES, 4B MINUTES, 49 SECONDS EAST I'ALONC THE EAST L IN E OP S A ID SECTION 10 A )ISTANCE OF 7 3 .0 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH S9 DE2REES, 16 M INUTES, 13 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE IF 7 7 5 . B9 FE ET; THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES, 41 1INUTKS, 49 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 2 0 . 0 0 |FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNIMQ; THENCE C O N T IN JE NORTH 00 DEGREES, 4B M INUTES, 49 SECONDS [E AST a DISTANCE OF 6 .0 1 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 86 DECRIES, 41 M INUTES, 13 SECONDS EAST A D I S ­ TANCE OF 1 9 .9 1 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 OEGREES, |21 M INUTES, 25 SECONDS NEST A DISTANCE OF 5 .0 0 rEET; THENCE NORTH 69 DECREES, 16 MINUTES, 11 SECONDS NEST A DISTANCE OF 2 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE >IWT OF BEG INNIN G . (PAR CEL ESS. CONTAINING PARCEL NO. 164 110 SQUARE FEET MORE OR LAKE MARY BOULEVARD (PHASE I I ) rEE SIM PLE PARCEL OP LAND LYING IN SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, RANCE 10 EAST, BEING A PORTION OF I LOCK a, "R E V IS E D PLAT OF HIDDEN LAKE, U N IT l k" ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED |H PLAT BOOK 17 AT PAGES 99 AND 100 OF THE JBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA jt I N C MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; 3tot EHCE A T THE SOUTHWEST CORNER O f S AID BLOCK S A ID P O IN T BEING THE INTERSECTION OF THE We s t e r l y l i n e o f s a i d iil o c k b w i t h t h e n o r t i i LY RIGHT-O F-W AY L IN E OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD (ER AFORESAID "REVISED PLA T OP HIDOD! LAK E , f I T 1 - A " ; T V J tC E RUN N 0 9 * 5 9 '1 7 " NEST ALONG IE NEST L IN E OP SAID BLOCK B, A DISTANCE OP 1.21 FEET TO THE PO INT OP BEGINNING, S A ID 1IN T BBINO ON THE NORTHERLY RICHT-OF-W AY L IN E LAKE MARY BOULEVARD, PER RIG H T-O P-W AY DEED, AS RECORDEU IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS IK 1 7 4 4 ; PACE 0 2 7 3 , IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 4INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE CONTINUE » 3 * S 9 * J 7 * )» , ALONG S A IL NEST L IN E OF BLOCK B, DISTANCE 2 2 .8 7 FEET; THENCE DEPARTING S A ID L IN E , RUN 8 6 0 * 3 1 '0 3 " E A DISTANCE O f 1 1 .7 2 764 LAKE MARY BOULEVARO (PHASE I I ) TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PARCEL OP LAND LYIN G IH SECTION I I , TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 10 E AS T, BEING A PORTION OF BLOCK 0 , "R E V IS E D PLAT OF HIDDEN LAKE, U N IT 1 A " ACCORDING TO THE PLA T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17 AT PAGES 99 ANO 100 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R IO A BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO BLOCK B, SAID P O IN T BEING THE INTERSECTION OF THE WESTERLY L IN E OP SAID BLOCK B , WITH THE NORTH­ ERLY R IG H T-O r-W A Y L IN E OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD PER AFORESAID "R E VISED P L A T O r HIDDEN L A K e , UNIT l - A " : TMENCE, RUN N 0 9 *3 9 *1 7 "W ALONG THE NEST L IN E O r i A l O BLOCK B , A DISTANCE OF 2 2 . 1 1 FEET t o A P O IN T GM THE NORTH RICHT-OF-W AY L IN E OP I ARE MARY BOULEVARD, PER RIOHT-OP-WAV L IN E Or LAKE HARY BOULEVARD, PER H IC H T -O r-k A Y WARRANTY DEED. AS RECORDEO IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK 1 7 4 6 , PACE 0273 IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F L O R ID A ; THENCE RUN N 6 6 *0 3 * 1 4 " E , ALONG S A ID NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY L IN E , A DISTANCE 2 6 4 .7 6 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING; THENCE DEPARTING CAID R IG H T-O r-W A Y LIN E RUN N 2 1 * 1 4 '2 2 "W , A DISTANCE OF 1 6 . 3 3 T l t T l THENCE RUN N 6 6 * 4 5 '] 6 " E , A DISTANCE OF 1 0 0 .0 0 r t C T i THENCE RUH S 2 1 M 4 '2 2 " E , A D I S ­ TANCE OF 1 1 . B9 FEET TO A P O IN T ON THE S A ID NORTHERLY RICHT-OF-W AY L IN E OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD, PER O .R . 1 7 4 6 , PAGE 0273; THENCE RUN S 6 6 * 0 3 '1 4 * W , ALONG S A ID RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E , 1 0 0 .1 1 FEET TO THE P O IN T O f BEGINNING, CON­ T A IN IN G 1422 SQUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS. PARCEL NO. 187 LAKE MARY BOULEVARO (PHASE I I ) PERMANENT PERPETUAL EASEMENT A PARCEL O r LAND LYING IN SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST, BEING A PORTION OF LOT 29 "L A K E M IN N IE E S T A T E S " ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT 4 AT PAGE 92 O r THE P U B LIC RECORDS O r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE PAR TIC U LAR LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; FROM A P O IN T OF BEGINNING BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF S A ID LO T 29 AND SAID P O IN T LYING ON THE NORTHERLY R IG H T OF WAY L IN E OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD ANO ON A CURVE; THENCE 1 2 9 .* 7 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 ,9 6 0 .2 4 FE ET, A CENTRAL ANCLE Or 0 3 * 4 7 * 4 0 " , A CHORD LENGTH OF 129 .1 4 FE ET, AND A CHORD BEAR1HC NORTH 6 B " 1 9 * 4 1 " WEST; THENCE NORTH 1 1 " 0 0 '2 1 " EAST A D I S ­ TANCE OF 4 1 . 0 4 rE ET TO A P O IN T OH A CURVE; THENCE 1 3 7 .0 2 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE TO THE RICH T HAVING A RADIUS O r 1 ,4 1 3 .9 3 FE E T, A CENTRAL AHCLE OF 0 4 * 1 6 * 3 0 " , A CHORD LENGTH O r 1 3 6 .9 4 rEET, AND A CHORD BEARING SOUTH 6 7 * 4 6 ' 3 2* EAST TO THE EASTERLY L IN E OF SAID LOT 2 9 ; TlltNCE SOUTH 2 0 * 3 0 '2 3 " WEST A DISTANCE OF 4 1 .0 1 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. * PARCEL CO NTAINING 5 ,3 7 9 SQUARE FEET MORE OR LESS, TOGETHER W ITH PARCEL NO. 164 LAKE MARY BOULEVARD (PHASE I I ) PERMANENT PERPETUAL EASEMENT A PARCEL O r LAND LYING IN SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANCE 30 EAST, BEING A PORTION OF LOT 30 "L A K E M IN N IE E S T A T E S " ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDEO I N P U T BOOK 6 A T PAGE 92 OF THZ PU B LIC RECOROS o r SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DE­ SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; FROM THE POINT OF B E G IN ­ NING BEING THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 30 AND S A ID P O IN T LYING OH THE NORTHERLY R IG H T O r WAY L IN E OF U K E MARY BOULEVARD AND OH A CURVE; THENCE NORTH 2 0 * 3 0 * 2 3 " EAST ALONG THE WEST L IN E OF S A ID LOT 30 A DISTANCE O r 4 1 . 0 1 FEET TO A P O IN T OH A CURVE; THENCE 4 2 .5 9 FEET ALONG THE ARC O r A CURVE TO THE RIGHT H AVING A RADIUS OF 1 ,8 3 3 . 9 9 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 1 * 1 9 * 3 0 " , A CHORD LENGTH OF 4 2 .3 9 rE E T, AND A CHORD BEARTHC SOUTH 6 4 * 3 « * 3 2 " EAST TO A P O IN T OF TANGEHCY; THEIICE COUTH 6 4 * 1 4 * 3 6 " EAST A DISTANCE OF 1 3 4 .6 4 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 2 2 * 2 6 * 4 4 " WEST A DISTANCE OF 4 0 .0 6 FEET TO THE NORTHERLY R IG H T OF WAY L IN E OP SAID U K E MARY BOULEVARO; THENCE NORTH 6 4 * I B *3 6 * NEST ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RICHT OF WAY L IN E A DISTANCE OF 9 3 .3 2 FEET TO A P O IN T OF CURVATURE; THENCE 7 2 .4 9 FEET ALONG THE ARC O r A CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING A RADIUS O r 1 ,9 4 0 .2 6 FE E T, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 2 * 0 7 * 1 1 " , A CHORD LENGTH OF 7 2 .4 4 rE E T , AND A CHORD IIEARING NORTH 6 3 * 2 2 * 1 2 " NEST TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. PARCEL LESS, CO NTAINING t PARCEL WO. 4 ,6 4 9 SQUARE IEET MORE OR TOGETHER W ITH 149 U K E MARY BOULEVARD (PH ASE I I ) PERMANENT PERPETUAL EASEMENT A PARCEL OF LAND LYIN G IH SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 30 EAST. AND IN LOT 1 0 . " U K E M INNIE ESTATES" ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK 6 AT PACE 92 OP THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; FROM A PO IN T OP REFERENCE BEING THE INTERSEC­ TIO N OF THE NORTHERLY RIGHT O r MAY L IN E OP LAKE MARY BOULEVARO WITH THE WESTERLY R IC H T OF WAV LIN E OF STATE HICHWAY t 1 , " U . S . HIGHWAY 1 7 - 9 2 " ; THENCE NORTH 6 4 * 1 9 * 1 6 " NEST ALONG S A IO NORTHERLY R IC H T OP NAY L IN E O r LAKE MARY BOULEVARD A DISTANCE OP 2 1 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE POINT OP BE GINNING; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 6 4 " 16 *1 4 " NEST ALONG S A ID NORTHERLY RICHT OF WAY LIN E A DISTANCE OP 1 1 4 .7 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 2 2 *2 2 *4 4 " EAST A DISTANCE OF 4 0 .0 6 FEET? THENCE SOUTH 6 4 * 1 B * 1 6 * EAST A DISTANCE OF 1 1 6 .9 4 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 2 3 * 4 2 * 4 2 * NEST A DISTANCE OF 4 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE PO IN T OF B E G IN ­ NING. PARCEL CONTAINING LESS, 1 1 ,4 1 1 SQUARE FEET MORE OR TOGETHER NITH PARCEL NO. 190 LAKE MARY BOULEVARO (PHASE I I ) PERMANENT PERPETUAL EASEMENT A PARCEL OP LANO LYIN G IN SECTION 1 1 , TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANCE 10 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS I FROM A P O IN T OP REFERENCE BEING THE INTERSECTION OP THE NORTHERLY RICH T OF WAY LIN E OP U K E MARY BOULEVARD WITH THE WESTERLY RICHT OF WAY LIM E OF STATE HIGHWAY / l . " U . S . HICHWAY 1 7 - 9 2 " ; THENCE NORTH 4 4 * 1 9 '1 6 " WEST ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY L IN E A DISTANCE OP 1 2 3 .0 9 F E rT TO THE PO IN T OP B E G IN ­ N IN G ; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 6 4 * 1 9 * 1 6 " WEST ALONG SAID R IC H .' OP NAY L IN E A DISTANCE OP 4 5 .0 0 FEET) THENCE NORTH 2 3 * 4 2 * 4 2 " EAST A DISTANCE O r 4 0 . 0 0 ; THENCE SOUTH 6 4 * 1 4 '] 6 " EAST A DISTANCE OF 4 9 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 2 3 * 4 2 ' 4 2 " WEST A DISTANCE OF 4 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. PARCEL CONTAINING LESS. PARCEL NO. 191 1 ,4 0 0 SOUARE FEET MORE OR LAKE MARY BOULEVARD (PHASE I I ) FEE S IM P L E A PARCEL OF LAND LYIN G IN SECTION 1 1 , TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS rOLLOWS; rROH THE PO IN T OF BEGINNING BEING THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHERLY L IN E OF THE SANFORD GRANT WITH THE WESTERLY R IG H T-O F-W AY L IN E OF U .S . HIGHWAY 1 7 - 9 2 ; THENCE NORTH 2 5 * 4 2 '4 2 * EAST A DISTANCE OF 3 1 .0 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 4 4 * 1 4 * 1 4 " NEST A DISTANCE OF 1 2 3 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 2 3 * 4 2 * 4 2 " NEST A D ISTAN C E OF 1 3 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE NORTHERLY R IC H T-O F-W AY LIN E OF LAKE MART BOULEVARD; THENCE SOUTH 6 4 * 1 4 * 1 6 " EAST A DISTANCE OF 1 2 9 .0 0 FEET TO THE INTERSECTION OF THE NORTHERLY R IC H T-O F-W A Y L IN E OF U K E MARY BOULEVARO WITH THE WESTERLY RICHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF SAID U .S . HICHWAY 1 7 - 9 2 ; THENCE NORTH 2 3 * 4 2 * 4 2 * EAST A DISTANCE OF 9 9 .0 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. PARCEL CONTAINING LESS. PARCEL NO. IB ,730 SQUARE rE E T MORE OR 199 U K E MART BOULEVARD (PH ASE I I ) rE E SIM P L E A PARCEL OP LANO LYIN G IN SECTION 1 0 , TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE PARTICULARLY OECCRIBEO AS FOL­ LOWS: FROM A PO IN T OP REFERENCE BEING THE SOUTH ONE-QUARTER CORNER OP S AID SECTION 1 0 ; THENCE NORTH 8 9 * 1 0 * 4 4 " WEST ALONG THE SOUTH L IN E OF S A ID SECTION 10 A DISTANCE OF 7 2 B .6 1 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0 0 * 4 9 * 1 4 " EAST A D IS TAN C E OF 4 7 .1 1 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G ; THENCE NORTH 4 t * 0 9 * 9 2 " WEST -A D ISTANCE OP 1 9 6 .1 4 PE T T; THENCE NORTH 0 0 * 1 2 * 4 4 * WEST A DISTANCE OF 1 0 .1 7 FE ET; THENCE SOUTH 4 3 * 0 6 * I S * EAST A DISTANCE OP 4 1 .6 7 FEET TO A P O IN T ON A CURVE; THENCE 1 3 1 . S4 FEtT ALONG THE ARC OP A CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING A RADIUS OF 1 2 0 1 .0 3 rE ET, A CENTRAL ANCLE OP 0 2 * 4 3 '0 7 " A CHORD LENGTH OF 1 3 1 . 81 FEET AND A CHORD BEJUtlNC SOUTH 4 6 * 2 4 '4 8 * EAST TO THE PO IN T OF B E G IN ­ NING. PARCEL CONTAINING 0 .0 1 9 ACRES MORE OR L E S S . Each Defendant it further notified that the Petitioner m il petition lor on Order el Teamg betore the Honorable 0 H Colon. J r. ono ot the Judget ol the above ityted Court, on the 14th day et February. i**X at 1 SO p m . In the Seminole County Courtheute. Sanford Florida, m accordance mih itt Declaration ol Taking heretofore filed In thft teute All Detendantt to thit w it and oil ether Intereatod partial may timely roquet I a flooring on the Petition tor the Order el Teamg at the time and place detlgneted and be heard Any Detendent tailing to file 0 timely requett lor hearing thall waive any right to ob|ect to the Order ol Teamg AND Each Detendent and any other rvrwnt ctaim>g o / Inf- re** In the property detcribed In the Pv.itton In the above ityted Eminent Domain proceeding it hereby required to terve err men detent* 1. It any you have, to the Petition heretofore tiled In thit ceute on the Petitioner, end any requett lor o hearing on fha Petition tor the Order of Teamg. It dev red. an Petitioner'! Attorney, whose name and addrett It shown below on or before February II, im . and to tile the original ot your written dtlentet and any requett tor herring on the Petition tor the Order at Taking with the Clerk ot thit Court either before tervlce an the Pelltloner't Attorney or Immediately thereafter, to thow what right, title. Interetl er Hen you or wty ot you have or claim In and to tha property deter bad In tatd Petition and to thaw ceute. It any you have, why ta b property thouId not bo condemned tor the utet and purgtin ot let term in told Petition. It you tall to entwer, a dafeull may bo entered agamtl you tar tha relief demanded In the Petition. II you loll ta requett e hearing on the Pennon tar Order ot Taking you thall waive any right to object to told Order ol Taking WITNESS my hand and teal of teld Court an December 7t. 1*91 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk ROBERTA McMILLAN County Attorney ter Seminole County. Florida Sammota County Sorvkot Building 1101 E ettFiril Street Sanford. Florida 17771 Telephone (00/1 111 1110. Eel f i U Attorney tar Petitioner Publlth Jeruery IX 19*4and Jenuery JO. 19*4 DEN It Legal Notices NOTICE OF U l t *1 MERCURY C A PR I. VIN 4MPCT014SM4*ti4*4. W ILL SELL FOR CASH TO HIGHEST BIDDER. TUES. 4I/1S/94 AT 14 00 AM VEHICLE STORED AND MAY BE INSPECTED 1 HOUR PRIOR TO SALE AT I K S COUNTY RO 417. LONG WOOO SELLER RESERVES RIGHT TO BIO SALE CON OUCTED BY FORREST RE C O V E R Y B U R E A U ON • EHALF OF FIRST VIRGINIA BANK Publlth: January I I . I X 14.19*4 DEN 171 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notke It hereby given tha I we are engaged In business el 10)1 Beckllrom Dr.. Oviedo. FL 11741. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fktmout Neme ol CHRISTIAN HOME EDUCA TORS FELLOWSHIP, and that we Intend ta regiitar teld name with tha Ofvtttan el Corpora Ham. TeHehettoe. Florida, in accordance with the provltlont ol the Fktltlout Nam# Statute*. To Wit: Section 4410*. Florida Slatwtet 19*1. CHRISTIAN HOME EDUCATORS FELLOWSHIP Daniel Bancroft Publlth January » . 1994 DEN 147 Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITOF FLORIDA. INANDFOR ORANOE COUNTY CASE MOi OR *911914 DIVISION: M In re the marriage of ROBERTOONESKY NORMA RAMIREZ OONESKY Retpondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO: NORMA RAMIREZ OONESKY VAIE N B O X 1. P 0 Bee *1 S4H Miami. FL 11101 San YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tar Dlttolutlon ot Mar riege hat been li'ed egelntl you and you ore required to terve a copy ot your written dv ten le t It any. to It on Robert Oonetky whote addrett It P O Boa 94117a. Malhand. FL n 7 )l. on or before January 4. 19*4. and Ilia tha original with tha clerk ot thit court either before tervlce on p e llllo n tr or Im m e d ia te ly thereafter, etherwtta a default will bo entarod egelntl you tar I ha rtlle l demanded In tha complaint or petition DAT I Don November 10.199) FRANCARLTON A t Clerk ot the Court BY ROBIN BASS At Deputy Clork Publlth January 1. 9. 14. IX •9*4 DEN 14 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OP THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITOF FLORIDA. IN A N O PO R ORANOECOUNTY CASINO: OR 91-tlfJ4 DIVISION: SB I ir e memory leg* of LYNDA MILAM Petitioner. and GORDON L.M ILA M Retpondent NOTICE OP ACTION TO TOW H O M ITM AY NOT ICR T O B ID O IR I Sam Ino1* County-1 Pur chatIng Division hat ettabllthad * EM Information Lino. T* obtain Inform ation regarding p ro ­ curement« which are currently being solicited, coll n * lo t Pubith January IX TX 1994 DEN 140 rr\#jrr otj* YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tar Ditto!utKm ol Mar nag* hat been filed agamtl y » i and you art required to terve e copy ot your written detentet. If , to It on Ferrell Gordon. . whote addrett It l i l t E Michigan S I. Suita laO. Orlando. FL HIM on or before January JO ITU end tile the original with me clerk ot thit court either before tervlce on petl Honor or Immediately thereat tar; otherwlte a default will be entered egeintt you tor the rtllel demanded In the cam plaint or petition OAT ED on December tX trt) FRAN CARLTDN At Clerk ot the Court BY BRIGITTE BURTON At Deputy Clerk Publlth Jenuery I. 9. I*, n. 1*94 OEN II n IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IITM JUDICIAL CIRCUITOF FLORIOA. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASEJtO: *4144 OR 91 a Ie re the marriage ol HOW ARD R US S E L L PARSONS. JR Petitioner. end LISA GAY PARSONS NOTICE OF ACTION TO LISA GAY PARSONS YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an action tar Dttaolutlon ot Mar nege hat bean filed agamtl you and you are required In terve a cepy et your written detentet. If any, to It on HOWARD R PARSONS. JR whote addrett It 4)4 MURPHY ROAD. WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA H7C4. on or letore FEBRUARY 14. I99A end Ilia me original with tha clerk ot thit court tlther before tervlce an petitioner or Immedi Italy thereafter, otherwtto a default will be entered agamtl you tar tha relief demmdod in tha complaint or petition. DATED on JA N U A R Y M. 1994. MARYANNE MORSE At Clark at the Court Nancy R Winter At Deputy Clerk Pwbltth January 11. K 6 Feb ruery 4. IX 1*94 OEN 171 RESOLUTION NO. 94-7)1 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOR I0A PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE 1700). DECLARING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR STREETS TO BE IMPROVED. DESIGNATION OP BXPINSE THEREOF TO BE PAID BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ANO MANNER OF PAYM EN T. DE SCRIPT iON OP LANOS AS SESSED. DECLARATION OF E S T IM A T E D COSTS. AND PROVIDINO FOR CONFLICTS. S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N O EP P f CTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the City •« Lang wood. Florida, dooms It nacet tary to pave South Oak Street, tram IN Intersection with E. Ma>ne Avenue to IN Intaraectlon wim Raider Avenue, and WHEREAS, the City et Long wood. Florida, detlret to pay hr me cot! ot ta b paving by me levy st tp e d a l aitettm en tt sgtintt car lain real property located within the City ot Long wood. Florida, and being londt and loN edloining. continuous to. bounding, and abutting upon the Itreet le bo Impro ved. NOW. THEREFORE. EE IT RESOLVEO B Y THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA. AS FOLLOWS I. Thai the nature ot the promoted Improvement! to bo made pursuant to tha provltlont ot Chapter I TV. Florida Statutes, than be the paving ot South Oak Street, between East Memo Av •nut and R tb ar Avenue 1 That tarty percent ol the eipente thereof shall bo pob by spadal o tt e t tm e n l against lands and tan In the City at Langwood. Florida at haremattar described, and that titty percent of the eipente thereef thall bo p o b by the City ot Langwood. Florida X That t a b specie’ • stats menN may bo paid In ytuta. or In tan (M l annual IntlellmenN wim no installment payment la be left than one tenth et the Individual assessment. wim me firit mttellment to be due and payable one year from the date ol enactment ot final resolution fo llo w in g c o m p le t io n at equelltetlon board hearing* and wim all subsequent Installments ta be duo and paysb>r an the tame data ot each year thereat ter. until the entire balance ttvoll be paid Tha Interest reta shall ba ettabllthad at tight (41 par cant par year. 4 That tha spec lei assessment that! ba levied against all toN and lands edloining the con tlguout er bounding and abut ting upon the M b Improvement or specially benefltted thereby end further detlgneted by the atteumenl plat at requited by F lor b e Statute 170 04 1 That the total etHmeNd cott et me Improvement herein designated H U 1.911 M 4 That the atteaement shall ba mad* agamtl each el the lend* and properties e t shown on the e tte tt m e n l plat at hereinabove detcribed. on a Irani toot, pro rata basil, er rived et me division ot the total c o t lt ol the Im provem en t divided by the total front loot age et each parcel, tot. or property detigneNd by this resolution, and thown upon the atteumenl plat at here nebove provided lor 7 That all resolutions ta con flkt herewith, be and me tame, are hereby repealed i This R e to lu tlo n shell become tttectlve immediately upon IN pottage and adoption PASSED A N D ADOPTED THIS I7TH DAY OP JANUARY 1994 A D. Paul Lavestrend. Mayer GerebmeO Zembrl. City Clerk Approved o t ta form and legality tar tha use and reliance el the City at Langwood. Ftor Ida. only. Richard Taylor. City Attorney City ot Langwood Publlth January )X X. 1*94 DEN 14) COUNTY OP SEMINOLE NOTICE ATTENTION Henry and Elite Brown or their heir* tttignt. trunttort. or tucrotien In In terotN and the unknown tpoutet ot all tha above RE: LOT 14 BLK I 1ST ADO TO LOCKHARTS SUBO PB 4 PGM 11611 W ILLIAMS AVENUE I A recent inspection et tha above described property rereeled the unoccupied ttrwc lures are unsafe, unsuitable tor occupancy and detrimental ta the health, safety, and welfare ot tho general public The ttruc lures ere a health and fire hatard due ta taodeouata mein lananco. dllep ldetten , and In accordance wim Seminole County Ordinance 44 It. the above mentioned structural are declared to be a puMk nuisance end mutt be demeilthed and removed tram tho property Tho demolition and removal et me structures mutt begin within thirty (JO) dayt end be com plated within ninety (99) dayt attar receipt et this notice, er you may undertake the appeal process e t outlined In Section Seven ( ! ) ot Comity Ordinance Number 4414 Te pursue the appeal process. It will be necee tary tar you ta tppttr before the Board ot Cevmty Commit tionert and present any relevant or material tecta at evidence at •0 why ttw above mentioned structures should net be de­ clared o public nutience It you with to appeal to ttw Board of Comm it Honan, please let me knew and I will roquet! the Board to tat o time and data tor a hearing Failure to begin removal el the ttructuret at failure to appeal to ttw Board at Cemmit tionert within thirty (M l days after receipt ot mu notke may result ta act lor being token by me County to hove the I true lures domotlthed ond removed All cottt Incurred by ttw County tar ttw demoHton and removal at the ttructuret will be estate ed ta you and may become 0 Han egeintt your property. II you hove any questions concerning mis matter, ptoete call Orema Nwanedt at H I UK. attention rm Publlth: January IX M. S February X U . 1994 D IN-U S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE IIT N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION CASE N0.99H4S CAR FLA BAR NO. 144414 M IO P IR S T B A N K . STATE SAVINOS BANK, tie . PlaintHI. A IR E U O M . ZONNI. */k/a AU R E LIO M ZONNI.atat. Detendantt NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE ACTION TO: A IR E L IO M ZONNI e/k/e AU RELIOM . ZONNI Residence Unknown L o tt Known Addrett: a t) Moytet Road. Winter Perk. PL 17791 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI PIED that o torectofure action hot boon tiled and camms need In m it court tor that property legally described at tallows Ttw West M 9* tael of ttw Coal 44 94 toot of the North ID 41 toot Of Lot J Black A SLOVAK V ILLA O E SUBDIVISION ec carding to ttw Plat thereof 01 recorded m Plat Beak I Pago IX Public Records et Seminole County. Florida and you art required ta serve 0 copy of your written defenses. It a n y . f o It an G L E N Z . GOLDBERG. FSQUIRE. At lo rn o y ta r P la in tiff. 1141 ■ rlck ell Avenue, tulle 944. Miami. Florida U til end tile ttw original wim ttw Clark ot ttw above entitled court within X days otter ttw first publication; otherwise, a default will be prayed tar In the com­ plaint. This notke shall be published once a weak tar tour consecutive weeks in the Sanford Herald WITNESS my hand and seal ol sold court at Senlord. Florida January X . 1994 (Circuit Court S*4l) M ARYANNE MORSE As Clerk. Circuit Court BY Rum King Deputy Clara Publish: January IX X. 19*4 OEN i n INVITATION TOEIO ANNUAL REQUIREMENT AGREEMENT FOR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IA/R U1 Seminole County Board rl County Commissioners roquetIt Interested parties te submit formal sealed bids tor the above referenced Invitation te Bid Bid packages will be available at the Count,'! Purchasing Dl vision located al: 1149 E. 1st Street. Room DM Sentord. FL U77I Requett lor bid documents may be made by celling (407) U l I I X eileniion 7114. or via locsimlte at (46713X 9144 Bids must be received by ttw Purchasing OIvNtan no later then 1 SO pm . (tocel time) on Wednesday. February lx 1994 Bide received attar such time will be returned unopened All bids shall be opened publicly end read aloud A L L PROSPECTIVE BIO OERS ARE HEREBY CAU TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE SEM IHOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. C O U N T Y M A N A O E R . OR COUNTY STAFF MEMBERS R E O A R O IN G THE ABOVE BID A L L CONTACTS MUST BE CHANNELED THROUGH THE PURCHASING OIVISION Contact Jacquf Perry. Buyer, ot (447) n n t x tktanalon 1114 tar further information M /W BE'a are encouraged to participate In the bid process Publish: January IX 1994 DEN 144 �. I * * § * 10R - Santord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, January 23, 1994 Legal Notice RESOLUTION NO M m A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY 0 » LONGWOOO FLOR IDA PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTE 170 0), DECLARING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR STREETS TO BE IMPROVEO DESIGNATION OF EXPENSE THEREOF TO BE PAID BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AND MANNER OF PAYMENT. OE SCR IPT ION OF LANDS AS SESSED DECLARATION OF E S T IM A T E D COSTS. AND PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS S E V E R A B IL IT Y ANO EF FECTIVE DATE WHEREAS, m * CHy el Long wood Florida. dM m t II nt<e« U<) to pare Raider Avenue Irem If* In tersection n llh Oieender Avenue. Well to me end. end WHEREAS, me City ol Lone need. F lot ide desires to per *er Ihe cost ol sold paving br me levy el special eiiessmenir agemsl cerlaln real property located within the Clly ol Long a cod. Florida and being lands and loti adjoining continuous to. bounding, and abutting upon Ihe street So be improved NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA AS FOLLOWS i Thai the nature ol me proposed improvements to be made pursuant So me provisions of Chapter ini. Florida Statutes, shall be the paving el Reider Avenue Irem Its Intersection with Oleander Avenue. West lo me end I Thai forty percent ol the ripen so thereat snail be paid by special assessm ent against lands and lots m me City ot Longwood. Florida, at herein Otter described, and that Silty percent ot the ••pense mereol shall be paid by the City et 1 That said special assast ments may be paid m gross, or In ten (101 annual installments nllh no installment payment lo be toss man orw tenth or the Individual assessment with the first Installment So be due and payable one year Irem the dale ot enactment ©* tinai resolution following completion ot equal* ration board hearings end nilh alt subsequent installments to be duo and payable on the same date ot each year thereafter, until me entire balance shall be paid The Interest rate shall be established e l I percent per 4 That the special assassment shall be levied age Inti all lets and lands adiotning and con •iguout or bounding and abut ling upon the said improvement or specially benelitted thereby and further designated by the assessment plal es required by Florida Itetute its ea I Thai the total estimated cost ol the improvement herein deatgneled is M T U t St A That tha assessment shall be made egemst each ot me lends end properties es shown on Iho assessment plot as hereinabove described on e front loot pro rota bash ar rived at by division et the total c o s ts o l the im provem ent divided by me total front tooleQc el each parcel let. or property designated by mis resolution, end snown upon the assessment plat es hereinabove provided •or 7. Thai all resolutions In ton fftcl herewith be end the same ere hereby repealed I This R esolution shall become eftocllv* Immediate'* upon its passage and adoption R A IS E D ANO ADOPTED THIS ITTM DAY OF JANUARY test A D Paul Lovett rand Motor Geraldine D lembri. City Cle»s Approved es lo term and legality lor the usa and reliance Ot the City ot longwood Flor Ida. only Richard Taylor. City Attorney City of longwood Publish January 1J. JD. INS OEN IN Legal Notices SEMINOLE COUNTY BOAROOF COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC N IA R IN O FEBRUARYM. INS 7:44 P.M. The Beard ol County Commissioners ol Semlnele Courtly. Florida, will hold a public hearing lo consider the following i I RENAISSANCE INSTITUTE OF E4THETICVDR. GLORIA B IL L — BAPS I? JOSE — Appeal against me Boardo< Adiuttment in denying a Special Eictphon lor a church wtth attendant educational use an Lots I I f t If. Block G. Sanlando Springs. Tract If. PB A Pg J4, Section 1 ji js. E side el Howard Avenue, n o n Set Bortov Street, soon W of Raymond Avenue end Sot SRAM (O IS Tsi This public hearing will he held m “ com 1014 ot the Seminole County Services Building. 1101 East First Street. Santord. Florida on February 71. INS si 7;Mp m or as soon thereafter as possible Written comments Med with the Current Planning Manager will be considered Persons appearing el Iho public hearing will be heard Further details available by calling 111 11JO. oat. Jass Persons erg advised that It they decide to appeal any decision made at this hearing, they will need to Insure that e verbatim record et the proceedings is made, which record Includes the testimony and endtnee upon which tha eppaal Is lo be based, per Seoien jss 010) FlorIdo Statutes Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate In any ot these proceedings should contact the Employee Relations Depart merit ADA Coordinator at hours In advance et the marling at H I lljO .oit T ftl. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA • Y DICK VAN OE R WE ID E . CHAIRMAN ATTEST- VARY ASHE MORSE, CLERK PubHdr -Joeubry IS. tWe — *« 4ADVERTISEMENT THC BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Separate sealed bids for FC IN Lake Mary Boulevard Phase II (Country CltA to !F PJJ will be accepted by the SemlnoH County Board ol County CommiisJonert et tho offices ot the Purchasing Division, until J 00 P M . local lima, Wednesday. March IS. INS Bids will bo publicly opened end reed aloud as men as possible thereafter in Ihe County Services Building, Rocrrt II 0JS. Board ol County Commissioners Auditorium. 1101 E. 1st Street, Santord. Flor Ida The person whose duty II Is to open bids will dec ids when closing lime has arrived and na bids received after the specified lime will be cansldered Bids received otter the specified time Mali be relumed unopened MAIL OR DELIVER TO County Services Building. 1101 E 1st Street. Purcluesing Reception Ream DM. Santord. Florida BIDS MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE PURCHASING 0IVISION. 1101 E 1ST STREET - ROOM JJQi - SANFORD. FLORIDA. NO LATER t h a n j 00 P M . LOCAL TIME. ON BID OPENING DATE BIDS RECEIVED AFTER THAT TIME W ILL NOT BE AC CEPTED NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE AAAOE BIOS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTEOOR RECEIVED IN ROOM 1014 MARK OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE FC IM Lake Mary Blvd Phase II SCOF t OF WORK I Te provide all tabor, materials and equipment necessary to canslruct S.l miles at tour lane divided urban highway with elated stems drainage system, water retention facilities, irattic control Improve met Js. public and private utility construction end alter kflon. located ever eiiitm g two lane paved reed PREQUAUPICATION REQUIREMENTS: The list ot qualified bidders compiled by tho Florida Deportment el Transportation will else be used by the Owner. Those Contractors not qualified with the FtarMa Department ot Transportation win not be qualified to bid on the Owner’ s work. Regulations covering preguaimcatron ot bAMets can bo obtained from the Slate ot Flor .da Depart menl at Transportation. Tallahassee. F lor ide. (Mat at* l i t l . A Pro Bid Conter ones will be held an Tuesday. February i, INS al 1 00 P M . al tha Five Points Complex Agricultural Center, iso W. County Home R d . Sunlord. Florida BID SECURITY (1%) REQUIRED: Bids must be accompanied either by e cashier's deck upon an Incorporated bank or trust company, made payable to Board ot County Commissioners Somme** County, Florida: or e bid bond with carpereH surety satisfactory to tha County, tor not less than five percent (I X ) el the total amount of the bid as per specifications FOR FURTHER INFORAAATION CONTACT Linda C Jones. Contracts Analyst (aiFIH M IJO Ial. J ltfo r M il. Bid package will be available Tuesday. January It. tNa and may be obtained et the Purchasing Oirision. Room UOt. 1101 East First S I. Santord. Ft »771 Payment ol M0 00 wtlt be required ter each package no relimdt will be made Bid package Is available tor review In the Purchasing Division NOTE: A LL PROSPECTIVE OFFERORS ARE HEREBY CAU HONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY M EM BER OF THE SEMINOLF COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. COUNTY MANAGER OR COUNTY STAFF REGARDING THE ABOVE BIO ALL CONTACTS MUST BE CH A N N E LED THROUGH THC PURCHASING DIVISION. The County reserves the right to refect any or oil otters, with or without causa, to waive technicalities, te accept the offer which in i n best judgement best serves the Interest ot the County Cost et submittal ot this otter It considered on opera Ilona I coat ol Ihe offeror end shell net be passed on N or borne by the County. Purchasing Division County Services Building HOI E 1st Street Santord F L U / n Publish January J). ttta DEN 111 CELEBRITY CIPHER cryoNgrtwe are creeled asm gvecm n iH B peopia peas end present f ecn wner « .he i p e aianot t another rede, acamn rmm * • B I A P Z X T D E C T M X T V Z J O O T V E JF T O O A V A E I T BC SC M T L D E F ' X T V A V J X Z T P , (A XT 41— M oney to Lend Legal Notices X T I M I H •V J C N . * I A F F C C T L P W S J P . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My ihcrvrg are Mg kind ChikJ/an can watch w«h thalr pargnu, without •mba/raiamant. I like that." — BBI Btxby. BESOLUTION NO tS Ml A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOR IDA PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTF I7C0J DECLARING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR STREETS TO BE IMPROVEO DESIGNATION OF EXPENSE THEREOF TO BE PAID BY SPECIAL a s s e s s m c n t a n d MANNER OF PAYM ENT. OE SCRIPTlON OF LANDS AS SESSED DECLARATION OF E S T IM A T E D COSTS. AND PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. S E V E R A B IL IT Y AN D EF FECTIVE DATE WHEREAS. Ihe City el limg wood Florida, deems H notes vary to pave Second Piece, from IN Intersection with Fourteenth Avenue 10 IN Intersection with North Cowl's Road a7». and WHEREAS. IS* City ol long wood Florida, desires to pay lor the cost ot said paving by the levy el special assessments age nit certain raal property located within the City ot long wood Florida, and being lands and lots edieining. continuous to. bounding, end abutting upon the sheet to be improved NOW THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO FLORIDA AS FOLLOWS I That tha nature ot the proposed improvements to be made pursuant to the provisions ot Chapter T70. Florida Statutes shall be Ihe paving pi Second Place, between Fourteenth Ave r v * and North County Road H I J That tarty percent ot the e ■pence thereof shall be paid by special assassment agalnsl lands and tats In the City of Longwood. Florida, as herein alter described and that Slsty percent ot the e.pensa thereof shall be paid by me City ot J That said special assess ments may be paid in gross or in ten ( I f ) annual Installments with no Installment payment to be less than one tenth ot me individual assessment, with the first installment to be due and payable one year from m# data of enactment ot final resolution following completion ot equali fatten board hearings and with all subsequent installments to be duo and payable on the same data ot each *ear thereafter until the entire balance shall be paid Tha interest rata shall be established at I percent per year a That ma special assessment shall be levied agalnsl all w*s and lands adlamtng and con tigueus «r bounding and abut •mg upon tha ee<d Improvement or specially benotittod thereby and further designated by tho ataessmenl plat as required by Florida Itahrta 170 04 I That Ihe total estimated coat Ot the Improvement herein designated H I I l f .4JO la a That the assessment shall ba made against each ol me lends and properties as shown on the essessmenl plal as her* mabove described on a tram toot, pro r t l j basis, arrived at by division ot the total cosn et Tnf rmprpTimfTif QiVKm CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 1.00 A M •S:X PJ1 MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 14 coruecutSf tk n a t--------- 57H Bn* 1 tfmg______________ 11.11 lin t I that alt fesatuttent m can flic* herewith, be and me same are hereby repeated f ■ f This R eeolu tlew shall became effective immediately upon its passage and adoption R AIS E D AND AD O PTED THIS t/TM DAY OF JANUARY Iff/. A O PAUL LOVESTRAND. MAYOR GERALDINE D IA M B R I. CITY CLERK Approvfd as to form and legality tar tha usa and reliance ot the City ot Longwood. Flor Ida. only. RICHARD TAYLOR. CITY ATTORNEY CITYOF LONGWOOO Publish January JJ. JO, Iff* OEN 14) NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engagad In business et JI7 Artur Circle. Santord. Florida JJ77I. Seminole County, Flor­ ida undw the F k ilt lows Name ol CAPITAL MANAGEMENT ALLIANCE, and that I intend to regi.tar said name with tho Division et Corporations. Tails hassae. Florida. In accordance with the provisions at the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 44) Ot. Florida Statutes I f f t Dean A Farsechto Publish: January JJ. Ufa DEN 174 AODTO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW I c a l l m a m kriTiaa)* * 3 U r m Minimum ACINT5-IEAL ESTATE! NOW ACCEPTNG SehedJngmeyvetudeHeraMAdeemeeialfiecDelolani__ __ C arat wtwiyou get teoiWa Pay orfy tar days sow ad new e« rata earned Usa U deecnpfun ta* teatost ra se * Copy nxwl tape's arafxotto typo graptvcWlam "Commercial boguoncy rates ate avotatto DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 11 Nnon The Day Potato PibtaaAon Sunday And Monday S X P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS A N O CREDITS: *n tho e v e n t o f an error In an ■ d, the Sanford Heratd wilt b e rpdponalbla fo r Iho f l f f l Insertion on fy and on ty to th e exten t o f th e c o a l o f th e) Insertion. PIo m o cltach your ad fo r a c c u ra c y thd flrM day H run*. 21—P trsanals 41— Cem etery Lots ADOPTIONS CEMCTARV L O T I J tor sale al Oatlawn Memorial Park Please call H I 7J»1 ___ _ _ J LOTS Oaklawn Memorial Park J tor ma price at II (l.lO O C a'Iftf 7/4 Ilk ) Free medical care, trempor lelton. counseling, private doctor plus livingeipentec Bar rJJJltl Call Attorney Jehu Fricher W inter Springs com pany seeks individuals with pre vious production etpertonce ) shifts available Mon Thurs 1 MPM 4AM. Frl. Sal. Sun 4AM 4 MPM or a MPM CAM M M hr Per menenl post I tons Never a lee' 71— Help Wanted ~ Rjtgg bf* p#t Issut, batad on 3 ftwa lt t t t l)> * «t 2 3 - L o ll A Found L O IT in a r e a o l l l l h A Mulberry Fem ale puppy b J a c S jr*jo n J a d _J J J jd i^ _ 25—Special N otice* FAX YOURCLASSIFIEDAD TOUSANYTIME DATOR NIGHT! 407-323-9408 For convintant and ecenomt cal advertising, nothing beats ma Santord Herald Fs> us your ad to the Clessthed Oep* and include the tattawing m formation e Billing name, address, and phone number OContact name and phone number tar ad •rarftication • Start dale d Number a* days you would list your ad to run It you have any quest ton* please call tha C la iiltie d A d v e rtis in g D e p a rtm e n t Monday Friday.I MS » 55— Business Opportunities COMPUTER SOFTWARE Homing succeeds like success We re well into the Jrd (Meade ot training luccevslul agents No license r We ll help1 WATSON REALTY CORP REALTORS AGENTS AVON Earn to MX No door,door P T .F I Insur ancoavtilabtoStndUll I l f ) J K O M fata Child Cart * MAINTENANCE PERSON* 4)70 wkl Pul yosa handyman skills fa work with lovely, lovely comptoi Bvielits'l FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT TSSWtHb S f- MS 4114 MEDICAL • VecetiraiPey oSatotyBonus • Spouse R Ming Program • Avereg* Trip) I Days • Lato Mod*! Convoniional Tractors r It you ha*« J yoars tractor traitor. OTR and know and !<t • ■pWWACt plus a good driving record, call LfN CNA ________ I 44*414 to)*_______ ■I T . * I) hour shifts ) days — . > days oil Innovated lactllty Call 4*4 H B )________ Couto have ws*d your phono saint her*1Quick Carl' MEDICAL FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 7f# W ))lh 41 .MS 4)14 RN/LFN NURSING DIRECTOR Woodland Towers. Dolands finest tucury retirement can tor. saeks a qualified RNrlPN tor nursing director, due ta Iho a ip a c te d n p a n u o n ol attended congregate car* sarvlcas lo our lananls Applicants must have tapori one* and a strong dasir* to work with senior adults Applicants must be energetic and possess evcellen* man agemenl. personal and v g a nltalwnal skills This it not a desk Kb Floor d v t fi along with manage menl duties * n r * be pec tod All inquires mutl’J be diverted to Sid Roberts. Administrator -• IliChipoU Ave Oeiand FI C7M 1*0*1 7M 1700 _ MEDICAL HELP Eip. 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PIANO LESIONS. Beginner guitar and bats. Degreed Instructor with J years teaching erpert ence All styles and levels First lessen boa Kyle Jiaaal* Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice IS hereby given that we art engaged In business al JsO Wllshlra Blvd . Casselberry. Florida U W . Seminole Comfy. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot PREMIER sm INTE RIORS. and that we intend ta register said name with the Division ol Corporations. Telia hassae. Florida. In accordance •Ith the provisions a l the Fktlttaue Name Statutes. T o Wit: Section ta ) pi. Florida Statutes tftl. PAUL DAVIS SYSTEMS. INC OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Kenneth Raybon/Presldent Cynthia RlyLorv Secretary Publish: January IX Iff* OEN 17* EISJOY TO P BENEFITS (OfTicc Located On Sand Lake Rd Near Jolui Young l*kwy. A OUT) staff A builders* Hrmfc.ua/ Health Cere Servlcee thrir hrH tQ iM o m j a n n n r t u / t f j i f j f A dditions A Remodeling RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum Fram ing. Orywell. Doors. Rooting. Concrete m a tn - s o. b u m . C B c iiffM Air Dud Cleaning AIR DUCT CLEANING gutter cleaning screening, chimney Sweep Insured Young's Serv _ >^ J _ t r t )0 iC a lim 4 4 4 l — Autom otive COMPLETE OETAILINO: al your home Hand washing and y.«..ng JivonGenni nr 4*47 Bookkeeping OLSEN ACCOUNTING 4 TAX SVC Small busirws* account mg and la> pr*P O l TH) Carpentry CARPENTER All kinds ol horn* repairs, pernling L ceramic h to R ic h a ^ G r o w ^ ^ n M ^ n Carpet Cleaning CARPET C L S A N IN O * Rooms f i t f ) siopm cleaned •r dry loam Guaranteed lowest prices *07Jf*mi S A M '* CARPET CLEANINO pies b ell pad drip lloprs. R otid o n llo li commercial 14 hrs »4 ))4 1 . better 44* H41 Cleaning S arvlct A TOUCH ABOVE Cleaning s e r v ic e Lie/In* Q u alify Cleaning at M l be It » 1 0»*0 homa cleaning sarvkes I'll meet ft aicaed your anpacla Horn Bunded'llc/ins R a ft and ratonabla rales 4)7 43*7 W IL L DO housecJeanmg lor r tailor t. builders domes lies Rais and roatonebto H I 4304 • r-la tfta 7 r [R i T E -W A Y i ! S H O W * 1I I ' / L o t T f c l a n ia p U y A d \ 1 W ork Tor You ™ 1 E lactrlcal M A S T E R E LE C T R IC IA N . Rapalr addition, comm/res Lic/lns (EROOOaimil 447) Flooring HARDWOOD FLOORINO Install landing Finithing TOM OLSEN 1 1114)4 W 7 Firewood/Fue! Homo Repairs HANOT'S Multiple Sect. Trees, roof repair, driveways, palnl Ing Pretest lr .d lt c .m 7 4 U M A R IN O H i m * R a p a l r , tpaclatiilng In small lout CRC 0)407* Free M l I l M l l t Janito ria l S ervlets BUTZ CUAN JANITORIAL Commorclal/Rotk) » l 4711 Lawn Sarvfca ft J IF F '* LAWN CAREI TOM Rot /Comm . dependable, tow r»tosl Free e tl.... ......DO TOto H orn* Im p ro v tm tn l Masonry Hama Rapalr. Oeeawdebto All phatat Call tor tope ail. MJeh^l l » IM * ■V ' l P rtis u r* d ta n ln g ■> BOr i l U , (!toen driveways. ' roofs, pool dock#, walk*. houses Freoest.BI am ^ Roots, pool docks, ole Ouoft* ‘ byphono Call »a ata> FIREWOOD SPLIT OAR Iraq Servlca and Hauling Fret eslimatos H I 417) affo rd able Plum bing A A A PLU M IIN O A S fv / t x t - I L to k y louCO ltf Running** toilets* 430 could solve your*! problem water healers otort; la hr2 servlet tO a u U f. JD IlK PREISURE CLEANINO M A H t'* to n c ra t* C A PT A IN CONCRETE. Wayna Beal i Man Qualify Opera nont )M im / t ia a t f a CUSTOM PA1NTINO by J o flrty '. Power. Int / e i t , L k 'd . Intji* Free ostlmatot..........J J If la s ^ ALDOCSIT ALL Fie H right at a price you can altard Lk d lni From llort lo finish Corponfry. plumb Ing. etocfrkal, ond fooling %m U yr*. al n g e r a w a No |eb loo big v smell Call r n 7411v U 4 MOO1* hr*. ______________ Painting Homo Im provom ont C arpet Cleaning FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all conlraclorl to registered V cerliltod To verity a stale c o n tra c to rs licen se c a ll I *00 J*J 77*0 Occupational License* are required by th* count* end can bo veriltod by ^ a m w g » n i j o >a*)_74a_B_ _ i CALL 4 0 7 -8 5 8 -2 5 4 0 SFC A L FELICIANO 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -3 3 1 7 ¥ 3 Abu/ Recruiting For: Guard Your H o n *, Country & Future 31—P riva te Instructions _ | II PM 7 AM and 7 AM11 JP MS PNW3 Pari lime Apply Ml personhj Lake*tow Nersiag Center, f i t » Ia s i Sad ttoeet.) eatard_____ ; LA S O R IR I NEEDED MUtod and unskilled Pouiions avail able Days Call ba'woon t ) SPRINT STAFFING. W M II C a ll b a lw te n 4AM IIA m W 741S A 4k tor Mktadr 5Y— Financial Services____ I MICtOGIAFHIC TECHNICIAN DAYCARE TEACHER 41)00 wk potential Unique Opportunity I 030 *14 741) CHILDCARE In my Hidden Ik heme Christian simps M F. 7 Mam « Jtawn Re<i 771 d i g FULLTIME Ji-y-4 yes. Sal ws A lte r s ch o elers. I M 'e k Lunch. Jsnacksa M ) 131 t«Q> ADVERTISEMENT THE BOAROOF COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS THE COUNTYOF SEMINOLE Separata sealed bids lor FC JM Security Ave /Jamestown Peeing & Drainage will be accepted by Ihe Seminole County Board of County Commissioners et the offices ot the Purchasing Olvlsion. until J 00 P M . local lime. Wednesday. February It. Iffa. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud as soon as possible ihtreeftar In Iho County Sorvkei Building. Ream ItOlt. Board el County Commissioners Auditorium, HOI E 1st Street Santord. Florida The person whose duty It Is to open bids will decide when closing lime has arrived and no bid I recti red alter the specified lime will be considered Bids received attar the specifleJ time shall ba returned unopened MAIL OR O CU VER TO: Cowrty Services Building. IN I E. 1st Street. Purchasing Ot vision Room DOS. Santord. Florida J7772. BIDS MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE PURCHASING OIVISION. lif t E 1ST STREET - ROOM JJM - SANFORD. FLORIDA. NO LATER THAN J M P M .L O C A L TIME. ON BIO OPENING DATE BIDS RECEIVED AFTER THAT TIME W ILL NOT BE AC CEPTED NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE BIOS W ILL NOT BE ACCEP1EDOR RECEIVED IN ROOM tn t MARK OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE FC-tTf Sacurlty Ave nue/Jamestown P e ring A Oratnage SCOPE OF WORKi To provide all labor, materials and equipment necessary ta complete construction of approilmataly 1M0 linear tael cl a n loot roadway grading, paving and drainage facility tar Sacurlty Avenue Iron- SR 4Ji to Ihe south BIO SECURITY l*X> REQUIRED: Bids must be accompanied either by a cashier's check upon an incorporated bank or trust company, made payable to Board ot County Commissioners. Seminole County, Florida; ar a bid bend with corporate surety satisfactory to tho County, lor not tats than five percent (1%) of tha total ameuil ol Ihe bid at par ipecllkations FOR FURTHER INFORAAATION CONTACT Linda C. Jones. Contract* Analyst 14071 111 11)0 Eat. J ill Bid package will be available Monday. January 17, iffa and may be obtained al tha Consultant's Office Dyer. Riddle. Mills and Precourt. Inc. (4071 1*4 0)14. IM ) E Colonial Or Orlando. FL H i l l EM) Payment of 1)0 CO will be required tar each package, no refunds will be made Bid package It availabla tar review In tha Purchasing OlvltlaN. NOTE: ALL PROSPECTIVE OFFERORS ARE HEREBY CAU TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. COUNTY AAANAGER OR COUNTY STAFF REOAROINO THE ABOVE BID. A LL CONTACTS MUST BE CHANNELED THROUGH THE PURCHASING DIVISION. Ttta County reserves the right ta ra|acl any ar all offers, with or without causa, la waive technical met. ta accept the otter which In its best judgement best serves tha Intorml af 174 County. Cos* of submittal of Hus offer It considered an oparatlonal coat at tha offeror and snail not bo passed on to or Lome by the County Central Servkes'Purchaylng 1101 E 1st Streal Santord. FLSE77I Publish; January » . Iffa DEN 01 Needed tor distressed proper tyt Santord. F/T Sand r* sumas to 71) Sacref Harbor Lana, Lok* Mary,FL ))> «*___ • Unloading Pay CLERICAL I can help t ) X Success Barry payers 407 M a lta ) until 4PM 27—N ursery A MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR DRIVERS MCE0C0 A G CARRIERS. Tavares. FI. a wait astabUthad and grow mg Cantral Florida basad company offtrs you: dSaml Annual Pay Inc mesas • Stag Oft Pay New o ilier tor national com pan* hiring tor trainee post luma Musi be Mile to Hart ASAP 1 1. )00 month Call I N 00 la Monday tar interview appointment S erver retail stoves A schools tor Mfg A Put* snrr Pro grams naftonallr achrertisad on TV i P r l c e Is J tig h tl Full PT HIGH E AR NINO ) In v e s tm e n t In v e n to r y I ) t i l to . M r E ugene M A O ^ ilr a iN ic ' Winter Spring* Company saaki person wifi 1* yoars e t p o r l o n c * In h e a v y manufacturing machine sat up and rapalr. |7 par hour, par mananenl pos * tanI Merer alee! Help Personnel. 474OKf • 147* *70* M IA MANAGER TRAINEES A U TO AU C T IO N O R IV B R I N E E D IO t Must have valid d rive's license and ba ebto to drive slick Call between I J S PR IN T s t a f f i n g lie MU BABYSITTER W ANTIO. F/T day a yr old LlgM housework. some nights JW a g ile meg F/T pot!tkm. COL class D required aOMJlSD) L IV E IN N A N N Y * N on smoking."Mrs D ou blllre" personality, to cara tor J school age Children Transpor lalicn and Rat's rtqulrtd Oviedo call rves 14* SaO) ~ DRILL OPERATORS, QC INSPECTORS, ETCHERS ARD flATERS WANTED IM 000 1st Mtg on sm owner otciyitad blk home lot. ini. 70y rs ta c k ) HU ; canMCuttvt Bti*«f — .......T0< a Abb 3 crvw ecutfvf tim e *------- t i t ■ Hu* UNDSCAFCR DIRECTOR A3—Mortgages Bought A Sold PRIVATE PARTY RATES 7i-H tlp W a n * td For established childcare can tor Education and experience in early childhood requited Cell M l 04)) All you need is yOse title Jack Diamond tor appointment Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 TT'R» total Irani feotege ol each parcel, lot. ar property deals noted by this resolution, end shown Upon tho assessment plat KEEP DRIVING ARD STILL GET THE MONEY! CLASSIFIED A DS Seminole 322-26 i1 71— Http Wantftd TWP MASONRY. Brkfc. Block. IliK ca, Concreto. Rone*a Mon#. 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Sanford, Florida • Sunday, Janup-y 23 1994 71—H tlp W int»d__ 71— Help Wantad For computer lied panel taw (■ p a rla n ce raqulrod Im madiata gpenlnq H 4 t t44 PRODUCTION la r ja greanfouto lOcAing tar production people In eur Imtthlng and thtppmg de pertinents Atwtl ba capable el working tang hourt al a vary latl pace Mutt ba quick with yaur handt A tail an your tael DELIVER THE SOUTHERN BEU "REAL TEllOR PAGES" IN TOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD OR VICINITY SUPERVB0I PRODUCTION WORKERS Etlablithad. protilabla » yr old award winning company, and In d w tlr y le a d e r In adrancad tethevetogy traidt it aepandmq thalr warttorca P red u c tla n w o r t a r t are needed tor all IS and I ) hour t h l l l t . In c lu d in g J d ay weetend th lllt. dayt and nightt E tctllonl wage and banalilt program Apply m parton Coni menial Circuits. Inc IIB Della A y e. Winter Sprmgt between the hourt ot Mm and ttoon or ipm to 4pm C A IL NOW TO RE SERVE your area nr >m tHt I Mam 4 orvm Fr id a y OO NOT CALL THE PHONE COMPANYI D O A . INC TOE m o m o a v th r o u g h OP THAI M1CTECH RECEPTIONIST Full tune evperience n a m te rr Retrectienid Call Lari al 1)1 'too • ORDER PROCESSOR t ' follow cu»iomar» order» tram t'a rl ta linlkh tor this l>na co Full Benetitk' Cannon* FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT i N W i i a i t n> itr* • OUTGOING • Matura attitude nraded tor Ihik customer service tpof' FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT tea win* s t . n m r t Pari lima EnargatK. good main and typing ttlllt Mutt baabtatatpail GNIOT ITU RESIDENTIAL IOURNETMAN ELECTRICIAN Tem porary petition U I_IY4*_____________ Call ROUTE SALES Door to door talet Company wilt tram high energy parton N a tio n a l com pan y w ith excellent banalilt' Salary plut cammiown Mutt ba atHa ta wort long hourt Permanent portion Nararatea' Help Pertewwel.sie l l t t PART TIME ORIVERS Amir art Auto Tram Mutt Kara d rlra rt Ikenta with clean drlrmg record Great Ior retirees. houtenlcet and thoto new teak add tonal in como 4 hourt par day al S4 Id par hour Ac capt mg appi.ee •lent an Monday and Tuatder m t 'M SALES For atlabiithod corporation with proecet tare ice and reta» encet SM 000 plut firtl year, cammlttron bate retidualt. adrancamont Call 1)4 4141 Sand ratarwa Per t« end PO bet M0444. 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Cleon nw . kitchen phono, laundry Apts araii abtaalsp t ) SAup a e o n s __ CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM W'klt OvOil SSS'wk. SSI sac Downtown n> M04 BETTER T H A N T H E AVERAGE BEAR! R ID G E W A T E g All rental and rtal ottola advorttsamonts a rt sub|eel to the Fedtrol Fair Housing Act. which makes If Illegal to advertise any preference Urge notion or discrim in ation bated an reca. cotor. reUd-on M i. twndico*. tom mat ttatyt or national u I’ A It T M I N T S 500 W. Airport Dlvd. • Sanford 322-9104 Uot/monthH) I I P ___________ Upscale, single story, patio apartments I beWoomt Ideal tor individual or coup* ___________ 400-4)77___________ CONVENIENT ANDSPACIOUS CALL GENEVA GARDENS A P T S . ................ W IM M CONVENIENT A SAFE. I fc 7 Ddrm opts SIM SIM mo plusdep lyrla ata m m * HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS M Townhouse, screened poll*. 1 cor garage and llrtplece Musi tool Nko area 145 Sand Pina Circle S IB /m o. SM0 security M ) Mid_____________ LEASE TOR LESS! You Deserve The Best! Beautiful 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes Available HAPPY NEW YEARI MARINER’S viiiisGi C A SH IN ON O UR NEW Y E A R S SP E C IA L S! Lake Ada I bdrm. SM0 mo I bdrm. S410 r*o and up ST0NEBR00K APARTMENTS 1000 Sfonebrook Drive, Sanford 3 2 2-9 556 \ 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent PARK AVE I bdrm ap< lull kitchen, remodeled Large rooms on bus lino' SIM E F F IC IE N C Y APT tltchcn fully remodeled qsectout l l ) t I11M40 RENTAL RESULTS SANFORO Nee* I 4 J twdcoom I bath (17) per month. | ))l security CotI 111 B id _________ TWO BEDROOM .............. and cloon Good area close but and Pmocrost School tier, mn ,* sits -• IJ) trin BORM S4W month plus 1400 s e c u r it y d e p o s it end rotor encet 177 >147 BEOROOM Canbal air. wall to wall carpot, V4T) plus sec Hall Realty m 1774 to I BORM . SXX mo plus I mo to< 4 BDRM S4« mo plus t mo toe Call P I MM I BEOROOM S4t wees', IHO deposit Pott accepted Call > » Teas or n o c j; i I BEOROOM APAR TM E NT SPECIAL SIM a month move In Call Jerry, W ) 44W I BEOROOM SIM month plut SJM security deposit and references K1 ))4j 105—DuplexT rip le x / Rent LAKE Mery Good area 7 bdrm w w carpet. C'M/A. appl. colling Ians minis M l 47M • eONE AVAILABLE • • 1 bedroom I bath )7) >444 or n a MBS_____________________ iA N fO R O ) bdrm , sec or it y system, full kit . 114 (ltd D'tcounted Salt 115— Industrial ______ R tn ta ls______ OFFICE wereheute spate 1)00 Sq tt P rim e tocellon al entrance to Cenkal Fla Re g ianal Airport 407)71 7407 SANFORO ; OS) V I It ) phase sprinklers t l tq It Stowttrem Realty Inc. Jim Doyle ID 14M NEAR OSTEEN tmail house fwr*'%h*4 W«*or 4>UOt^' r a n fn a o c tia b ia J jn U J ^ ^ ^ " 103—Houses U nfurnished / Rent CLEAN I BDRM Fam rm A/C. carport week rm . met yard nopetk Sal) IM >M4 HIDDEN LAKES. V I. (Ingle gerage window coverings C/HA fe n c e d S tlS 'm o W.Hon R e a ", tto ’ TOOvri a. 1 HU0 HOMES. la w Law dewn' VAiy rent? The Hilliman Greva M U M _______________ I n lU r LAKE M ANY. N * a Jbdrr.t. I'r bath, cant H/A. fenced yard clean Lake Alary schools MOBpauSsec M4 4M 1)78 LIK E HBW. V i . lam rm. screened porch J car get eg* Ave.'able Feb SIS mo Call Dot W ) ) U l or 47) 1441 SANFORD 1 bdrm. I ' l bathlaketrgnt H i root SANFORD SMI Oak Way I bdrm w ' back porch 1400 util mc_51) 0741or 1)1S44S_______ SANFORD OOLDirORO RENT TOOWN ) bdrm , new kitchen air 11 000 down UM me Bet '74' SANFORD Ml Country Club I Dr 1 bdrm. I baav cent H/A Fenced yard. Sail mo l i t 0)04 141 —Homes fo r Sale I WASHINGTON OAKS .It Scott Or . I ' l I ' l ReTt and dep t o t mo I 407 744 M l) Commercial allicr btdg super spot tor pro Hwy 417 A 4)4 Paved parking' Only STt.tOO Desirable V I ' i . cent II A fence Familyrm 117.W0 BATEMAN REALTY lie Reel Et'eieBroker 1440 Santord A w 321-0759...... . 323-5774 321 2257 GENEVA/Pre loreclatwre net' to St Johns 1/). S acres, new root! A L L reatasoble otters considered! Coll National Prime Properties » * ten t XCHANGE OR SELL , proper!, located anywhere' In,vstert Realty. 774 Silt l-MO's et properties' All types, araat. A prices Call tor a FRE C list 1 AM 004 ISM USE YOUR TAX RETURN TOR DOWNPAYMENT Welch the Buy Owner TV Shhw Sundaysatll H a m c r O i 4 HIODEN LAKES 4 bdrm ) b«9h %plit pi^n family room. } car garaga tmmacuU** Uf.fOO REDUCED Only S44too > 7 lenred yard, garage, and cent H A Nice neighborhood VENTURE I PROPERTIES Allan A Oewn iohnsen m 741) SANFORD S1K down appro, .male payments SC)'month ) bdrm w/ refinishad hardwood lloort. huge oaks SJK avail able lor closing and repairs A tk mg U J wo al t use ADORABLE J bdrrr . * * * can tfal Kaaf/atr a*d carpal Only Uf.fOO Call far datailit Jintl Minsfttld 323 7271 A A Carnes. Im .111 11)4 Come In Jrom ‘Ifie Cofrf Warm Zip In Taradisc! 117—Com m ercial Rentals_____ BUSY SANFORO AVE 7000 sq ft bldg . for start or o ifx t tOOCt UM mo 179 HE? I Bedroom SEABREEZE iA* ‘w/7 mo. or I )T.lease WOOStturirjOqxnX St CroixApartment 733 Seaet Harbor Ln. • Lake Mary 3 2 1 -7 3 0 3 HOURS. A-F. 9-Si30 • Sail. 10-5 • Sun. Closed I MONTH’S RENT WITH A 12 MONTH LEASE ON 1 & 2 IIDKM. APTS. r v i i i 'i H - r n i w i e c i r e r r iv w ik r i v r o r 2 7 1 4 R id g e w o o d A v e ., S a n fo r d /atch Your First Month's Rent Disappear! Add Water And Add Excitement to Your He! I & 2 Bedroom Apartment Monies • NEW Clubhouse • Washcr/Drycr in every uml root • HTNESS CENTER • SAUNAS HNNIS &. RACQUETBALL &. MORE! • l^akc View s EXTRA LARGE 1&2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE • Fircplaccx/Vaullcd Ceilings Available • F A N T A S T IC Fitness Center M I \ n 321-6220 M (* \ R »I 401 W, Seminole Blvd.» Sanford322*1051_ i l l ----------------------------- -------------- — 323-BB70 MOVE IN SPECIAL) 1 Bdrm /I B etN .S llltM SHENANOOAH APARTMENTS QUIET L lto tow-nouse I M Park. Adult comm S4l)'ma and see dap Watoe/lrath mcl Barb Mon Fn H I 544) Join Us I AMERICAN •CANCER S O C IE T Y ’ Cal loR-hMl-SOO-ACS-WL, .. ® i O w im Yt'ojuiii' Hlojiiime) am ell P 'nojpjejrty , | th’a'ni iwswt , • In clu d in g Lot i I • No Down Payment* • No Closing Cost • APR 7 I 75% • ■■■ •Located In Established Sanford Neighborhood f'» T I I M • T i T i T >• IT* * M 1414M araCt, (off M ellonville J X A • 3 B e d ro o m , 2 B a th C w y / 415 Concrete Block • Full Carpet • Tile Tub Enclosure • Roll-up Gerage Door with Stucco • Central Heat/AC • Washer/dryer Hook-ups • Concrete Driveway/Walks Choice of Lot Location* 40 Gallon Water Heater • Cathedral Ceilings • Many Color Choices QEYEILffiRM niY CALLFOAV-OnEKFORMATOt • COIY 4/1 1 story home, poltn t-a I 7nd bath lanced yard' S47.4MI Cell Na Renal Prime Properties___________ I B M ) Stenstrom Rentals O S A N F O R D 1/1 w / den. carport, w 'd horn ups. large ard(47) mo SaXtac HA DOW LAKE WOODS ) 1 ) w/ dbie car garage. tp*< . well A septic StOO mo. IkOOsec • HIDDEN LAKE >/) condo w tingle gerage C H A pool pnv Cleanl S)M mo. SIM sec • ST JOHNS RIVER I ' l garage, hardwood Hoots, boat Sip v ie w ’ ttou mo ISO) sec • SANFO RD I ' l w fam ily room, carport. C'H A Clean' ISAS'mo iSIOsecurity • SANFORD 1/1 opt CHA polio, ctoen 1400 mo 1)00 sec dSANFORD 1/1 w family rm. pal*). CHA. new carpel Cleon StlS'mo SUC sec No pels Stenstrom Realty, the. "W e Manage yaur Hama M e It «M t our awn " Jim Deyle t t l last After 4PM U A It fl HALL REALTY 312 W Fir al SI . Sanford Make Your New Year's Resolution A Home _ At COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS 101—Houses Furnished/Rent 99— Apartm ents U nturpished/ Rent One Bedroom Apartments UM DEAL Mottwood Apts » 7 7714 • Washers/Dryors in All Units • Ctato OI The Art Ftfnoss Confer • Enclosed Palios/Balcontes • Private Exterior Storage 99—A partm ents U nfurnished / Rent LONOW OOO/LAKE M AR Y Mid si it storage warehouses 400 100 1400 sq II Free rent w 'tlm o lease Iram llaVm o ____________HIBS1F___________ SECURITY WAREHOUSE 44A and Old Lose Mary Bird •I.ISO 1.0«0 tq It el I k warehouse -Finished of flee space alto orPlabla Kapaabo B i t t y,t dM M l» W ANTINO to rent I.M01.000 tq It. must hare parking Open to alloetoes Ml Side or lid 41SS WAREHOUSE we I loca'rd 41) West 14th St. Santord MOO tq teal. GC! toning. 400 amp 1 phase, eetra prepert, avail tor outside storage It required Celt ae write P O Bee MM. Oelarvd FL 1)711 *04 7)4 t ill FOR SALE BV OWNFR large J 4 Br l Ba Cent I f /A. Fenced yard. Freshly rem odeled Close to goud Sanford schools Asking l i t 000 terms available i n lltS days. P ie t M Pros NEW Sanford offices and or warehouses 400 1.(00 tq It Special. SHE/two m m e SANFORO Ott.ce space saa sq II building total 1700 tq II per office unit D l 7004 E F F IC IE N C Y AX utilities m eluded Privoto backyard CASSELBERRY A 114— Warehouse Space / Rent TEACHERS Needed tar Semnole C w i'r area to star I work immediate ly Mutt possess a O license tram slate ot Florida Call I M0 0)10404 v/iMao.ktx S Miro tram. end monogo 0 workforce ot port timo drivers In Iho Sontord iron Good poy end bonolitt Loll 40/ » 4 » ' » f or Tuesday______ wow man., a) nit 20 SECURITY GUARDS A p a rt inputs Get 1/2 OF F 1st Month's Rent SMALL AFT. A'C And dppll ancos Ideal lor tingle (170 plus deposit H U M __________ 1/1. S A N F O R D AVE and Airport Bird New flooring C HA prtvato. S42V mo plus I mo sac a must ID 41)1 T«iW>si»tt.aiiir« C dflStnlginM U M Man Woman Retirees Student • Full m Perl Tima Appii cantt mutt ba II years old or older have an insured euto or truck and ta available 4 or more day i.ghi hour* par day SANFORD I bdrm Kitchen A b.g porch SIM bmkly or l XX mo spa iis a s t i o r i i i m u SANFORO OUPLCX. I bdrm. t m month. 1700 deposit Coll oiler S to) S74 0044___________ Full lime Venous ctarlidl tasks Strong typing kklllt Non tmoklng ottia Coll Juno tor oppotnmont. M> W B o tt C U a iT Y OUAROe Got Iho brook you’ vo been willing tort Compile looking lor Iho! tpoclol person' M I R R fO IlT R A T IO N AAA EMPLOYMENT 141—Homes fo r Sale 118—Office Space / Rent 105—DuplexT r iplex / Rent PANEL SAW OPERATOR NEED EXTRA MONEY $ WE NEED YOU! L IF E S T Y L E K IT *N* I'AKLVI.p: * by lj«rn Wright 7 1 - H elp Wanted 11 B “1 r ^ i i H a ^ r P*,mert �*’* £ ■ '* ■ *n 1111 < i 11 * « * i a i m i i T i » • 1 IB . Sanford Herald. Sanforj. Florida * Sunday. January 23. tlHM 213— Auction* 141 — H o rn e t f o r S «l« 1 4 1 - H o m e s lo r Sale tA N FO R D l / l > i . FKA appra ta i til. BM t a la p rice | 4 l too Boyd A rp. Realtor Ra Maa P ralarrad G rgup __ H I 1000 AMORliABU MOW I .1 MUBI i PROP I N i F H A O R V A A S L O W A S IX STAIRS PROPERTY ANC t and aw «*r linenong at loo at MOO mol Gov I Fora ctotvrpk. Repot 1 tominoia Orange. Volutia tan tor 4 to t l then 11.44* • * * * • O n r 1/1 acral t/l. I f . dm. lam rm Utollitodiah tattoo eRtwevaltd I / I 'l Newer root carpal, paint, gareg*. ter porch ttt too a R ILO C A TIN O I I IH brick K r porch, loncod yd S4> WO P P O O ll H o n o r a l r d > / l . Iiraplaco. k i porch. S ».*00 Auvmo No Ouelityl Immacu lata 1/1. dmmg lamiiy rm. I car gar ago M tl P IT I si*. WO Markham Wda araa 4/1. > It acrat Pattwra a'abto HttOOO IK Mary c atla m b o tllt a t / i . poot. n a it o o a i/l.o « a r I acra. t i l l . too a t / l . 11 ac ra t poet ■tpa | t t t too OWNER FI HA NCI NO I acra attala. or I acra atlalo both ova* 4 000 tg H 4/t. pool takalriait » /dock. tMt.tOO I 'A I II O tV Itc ilIN F . VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 .4 7 8 4 M AN AG EM EN T B R C ALTT M l 111 l l l l / i n O il* S I STENSTR0M REALTY. INC. We LIST i SELL mote Piopettf thin Anjone in the GREATER SANFORD/ LAKE MARY Aiei!* COUNTRY CHARM I I acra on Markham Woodt Hd 4 bdrm H i bath ptwt borw t room that could bo ottica dan or 1th bdrm Ovar 1100 tg III Only SANFORD •In Out 31th Yij i * U N B E LIE V A B LY r+ + \f rtm « d « lfd 1/1 K T H fl pOfCh rs*sr M i f l i ' T G«i* HNWI re fill IV* VOO Th* C w to r C o ftip ^ r 111 f f t f IW 000 1S3—Acreage CORPORATE O W N ED naar U m v a rtlty . to o n I g poo* hemal Nearly non 4 bdrm plu t ton. ate aalwol 1140 too ta lle r h e ip t w lfh e la tin g cat I t i B E IT B I T in le trw o o d le a * Mary I Reduced to ta te o c ' 1 bdrm t i c condition' CMa il 11or tar homo It dootn I gal I tANFORD cenvonioAl to non banner and mapping lovely etlablimad noignborhood' I g 1 bdrm i bam Ipeneut nooar klthcan plut aortthep and tg backyard Oon'l mitt M M t too NEED HOME OFFICE, wenf a traditional p a re d .te l Atk about mit la k e Alary homo tar only |ti t00< •RAND NEW an market! I T acra backt to groonboll light and ipocwut builder t pan home 11 or 4 bdrmt givat you tlaiibiNtyl t i l l . too I ACRE LOT. Genova araa Oanar taytaatll ill.to o CbK Sharon Stn|W«on, GUI 250*259 I atm la taN more la **4 / F u rn itu re Ita M 1/1 tp llt. M Hay Spring C entral H /A . tira a n room tl.W M i l l 1/1 I I Fairmant V ltta Central H A aa ther.drye r d im a a m a r. g ll atortnc ca thadral caning ymyl tid in g mm gla root, neclhern in tu la Hon I I ) 000 14 il4 1/1 I I Liberty Central h a m too cam l l i t l 1/1 tp llt. 11 Paarton Centra' H> A. c e rp o rtlll.M O Call 111 t i t t e r I I I 1101 IM M E D IA T E OCCUPANCY Clean and mca I I X M 2 Bdrm moo W N rt IM I, I I * M 1 Bd«m l Bath (mated In park Oanar llnanc Ing a . a-l t lM O P I MM IM I I H A N h llN I'ARh • V M ■ IF . turn.mad I I < IF F la room M l t llla lt o r e o m 2720 322-2420 t W f IT W A T K R I P t C I A L largo pool homo, tpociacuiar •ton# taoplaca w all IU 1 M 0 H o m ts / S a la 163—W a lc r lr o n t LAKE MARY I BORM I BATH CONDO m la k tlra n l ta t lln g l » real tta a l" a l t l t too 111-A p p lia n c e s CARRIAOE COVE MOBILE HOME PABK Coll Us ANYTIME1 321- 1 5 7 -M o b ile Lott/Sale DELANO 1 a cra t I m to art I I t a ll 14 Heraat Ok. A I toning M l 000 MTV dean ION ml 10 yak Lootb u rg tC 4141 It l l DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal tor m obile home or ham * k ite her tea ca ttle term ing or nuraary Zenod ag ricultural U too par acre Small d e a n p a y m tn l n ilh ennor tmencmg O M ltllM l O a tt/ltk a i i i ' i i ■ H I WO tantaad M X I I l treat 1M00 Oanava a a c ra t • M l M0 Otteen 110X111 MOtoo O tlto n t i acrat M l too P m ttn a I a c ra t » M l *00 iW n w u REAL ESTATE IN C 3227491 NO DOWN P A Y M E N T Onr«r I mane mg I to»t logamar on P.na A.a Sanford Lon mon thty paymantt aPt let l W A C R E In / DOUBLE WIDE nan 1 bdrm 1 bain Patiura and noodt No guoutymg M l 000 Alto II ACRES ad lalnlng Irrigation, aaatwrt 140 000 1114411 1S7—M obile Homes / Sale NEW Itaa i. NO DOWN. I#N im e re ti. 14 X N .ltlM m a . HX10 U io mo M l MOt 323-3200 Properly / Sale D E H O N A la t a Bu*to* Cham i t acra noaviir treed W att tide la k e Day N til 000 W M a in ta a tk i. I l l 1001 TWO lO T l . i. i , . v l aaa Ba’ nai E I ' i t n INaar ttona Itla n d l 114 too each O anar e illlm e n c e M l U M oSOFA. P o a ch /B lu e llo e e rt a llh nl lorn an and matching p i l t o t Lika Now tw o M l ana WATEBBEO. Quean alia, pad e ila l a d r a r c ' i m irrore d U n t u n 'd t i l l M l 4 4 0 /___ r O E lK t . c o m p u te r pa nel cantor MOO aa I N an IU 1 aa I Oak cra dtru a MO M l MM___ j l GALLON E LE C TR IC HOT WATER H E A T E R Lika nan m __________ m i i n i 113—T e le v is io n / Radio / Stereo a lR IK M A R 1 I Brand AM FM t tor to ty tla m w ith cattatto player and tp a a k a rt M l Call _____ 11UM 187-S p o iiin g Goods 4BIKC. Saart. V p in t Hardly uvad t i t OBO C a ll/0 0 M M O BTCTCLE^kdul*. boy ar f t r l t i l a I H I X Good condilian M l M M Van lor d ___ 0 O O LF C L U G S a n d Bag la d w v Fa>> P ar r iit o cM h 1 1 1 1. and 1 1 n o o d t LI blue vinyl bag C all M l MA4 alNOW 1X11 'td i n ’ lem o i n iih potot and earner M l oltor M4 l i l t _____ # YOU TII G O lt C LU PI and bap by Northcvotlarn Vary clean' tie M l Maa__________ 16S— D u p le x (o r S ale 119—O ffic e S upplies / E q u ip m e n t 1 AN f OH U O U P IE X. A t con dittoes good t u WOC lII > *07 W l 4C44 E L E C T R O N IC P R IN T IN G CALCULATORS. II to chant# Iramt lllo o c h M l 01M______ 1S1 - A p p lia n c e s FOX MACHINE. Murata modal MtQO Like now t i l l M lttM altorjtPM / Furniture A P P L IA N C E !' B an p r ic e t B a ti W arren*,. Baal Service' Wa chart d rya rt m«rewa»a» Wa buy app"enc*t! D elivery tree' A r B e " »4 M tl A P P LIA N C E ! IU » h Tv 1 ETC . BUY t E l l TR A D E IN I CHEEPO DEPOT, l i l t - I • NCH AVE 1111144 • t > ; Y CRIB, and Chet!, goad . a d . ' o i INa m e ttrevtl 1*00 Can M l MAC ___ a COUCH AND M A T C H IN O CHAIR G eodcand'iionM t l l l t t l l _______ • BHTERTAIHMEHT centeri G ia tt lop W o n E acalian i ton d'lian MP Ca" M t 1141 a O A I HEATER .p r .g h l Overborn I t tM BTU a im b'oner 11 h.gh 111 Coll M l it a l _____ _ _ _ • N S .A . (N V IR O N M E N lA l a*r ty tla m M ulti liaga Tillra lla n G i t a i tor c ig a ra tH a tm o k t Walnut tm lth Lika nan F i r t l 111 M l 0441 ______ NICE Balrtgarator »H Etoctrac Have, lv» Bom »nr» greet no r oom m m l ta ll M ' late o o u E E N t iie m attrata and b e t aprrngt Good condition M l include* I lined ahaot nova M 4 IIM _____ R E F R IG E R A T O R . I l t t t l . W athart D rya rt Free I yr labor na rran ty Dal aa lra R A T S APPLIANCE 111 S French Aaa. Sattord HB«0B1 SOFA, tan A arhito. tw o I ru tt catered La ly Bay chatrt. M M tar hath Oend cond Me a t a i _ e i w i v t l B k ilA N C H AIR . I I oaa I math am end cater. Kama cutman L ite now US M l «W0 191— B u ild in g M itirtels OCONCRETC CULVERTti I fltedun U ltn e n llB m hai 193—Lawn A 199- P e ts & S upplies a DOG HOUSE T 'l H tong l i t ' wide, M l H i l l B M P * t i l l g F R E E I ' t y r B id m a la K e e th e vn d H a u ta b ra ta n . to ta l ch ild re n Noodt good homo i n r o ld tomato cat Bam dog and ca t a r t h ie d aura 4.1 aho'l and a r t tovmg M4QC1I Supplies FOR SALE i buahai product cratot Paoaao c a ll M l M l ir to 209—Wearing Apparel 4AI0NER JACKET, burgimdy ana M amen E t t a 'tom ran diiian M l n a >g>a _ _ _ _ _ WEDOINO ORESS n ilh lu ll calm eral tra m No-.«r worn O rig in a lly i t . MB w ill ta ll cmap M l BUB 211- A ntiques/ Collecfibles /UNIQUEDCJUIRSRARTID MB irdo This Is a great opportunity (or you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. Ads will be scheduled to run (or 10 days. Price ol Item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply .o rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed in or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managem ents decision on copy acceptability will be final. Sanford Herald January 1*. IF AM 1414 T iv o li Dr. Dal torn Cemptol* ratal* from diahat to lucmluce plut t a i l P en lla t B e n n e v lllo W agon N t I P Cath or chockt Batl Auction. 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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>, January 23, 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/4bd148b5a12557786f15909794ecf7df.pdf 7d4ee61dec5947da20be791dbf5375e2 PDF Text Text . ’ ' ^ TyH <J1 V*f *‘+J•|/;. ,»' V<>lvv'*4^^r 1"^ fc' eeho Vw. “ ' " TUESDAY 5, 1994 >', • 1 • Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County slnoe 1008 8Gth Yonr, No. 194 - Sanford, Florida Fixing ‘bad’ kids NEWS DIGEST INSIDE Local cops rate programs for young criminals □ S p o rts Lym an back In win colum n By N IC K P F E IF A U F Herald Stall Writor P O R T O U A N G K - Th e Lytuon High School baseball leant ended lln losing streak at one game Monday night. bestingSpruce Creek 3- I . See Page i n . L A K E MARY — Local law enforcement officials have different Ideas on why Florida’s 837 million a year ymiihlul-olfemlrr program Isn't working and what needs to tie done about It. "W e need to convince them (Juveniles) there will he a certainly of apprehension, and a swift □ P e o p le Fun under the sun S A N F O R D — Forty-three Sanlord seniors recently baordrd a lain and lieaded lor Fort Lauderdale where the name ol the name was Inn under the mm. I See Page 31). and adequate punishm ent. We need more Juvenile detention facilities." sold Seminole County Sheriff Don Esllngcr. "W e need to Improve school and vocational programs," suggested State Corrections Secre­ tory I tarry Singletary. "W e must start at the beginning, from when a child Is born. If we are to do anything nlsitil f Bee Crim e. Page 8 A -Lako Mary Police Sgt. Linda Belllore Humane Society Th e y’re tops BRIEFS M an threatens suicide Dog shelter about ready to be rebuilt FER N PARK - At nine o'clock thh* morning. Seminole County sheriffs deputies talked Jack St. Claire out of the bathroom. Deputies re|*»rl that at about 3 a.til.. Si Claire, despondent over his disintegrating rela­ tionship with Ills live lu girlfriend. entered their apartment at tin- Hidden Meadows Complex on Fern Park lloulcvard In Fern Park and iH'tJim hicaklng up the fumlliire By J . MARK B A R FIELD Herald Sonlor Stall Writer S A N F t) R D Groundbreaking lor a new 8350.(KM) shelter lor the Humane Soci­ e t y o I S e m I ll ii I e Com ity is slated lor By J . MARK B A R FIELD sometime In May. so­ Senior Staff Writer ciety olflelals say The ‘2<>o dog shelter SANFO RD The will replace the former animal shelter of the shelter destroyed liv H u m a n e Society of lire April 14 H «»3 Seminole C o u n ty Is S e v e n ty -th re e (logs scheduled to reopen lost their lives In the Thursday after ll was tire caused by lint closed last Friday to hiilld -u p lu laundry See Cloee, Page BA driers. The society will hold a memorial service April III ai the shelter on County Home Road south ol Flea World. The 2 p.ni. service wttt rccognUe the one year anniversary of the tragedy and will serve as a public unveiling ol the new shelter's design Ron Hardee, hoard m em ber and budding chairman, suvs architectural plans are nearly complete lot the I I 20O-s<piare-fool shelter See Shelter. Poge 5A Cautious over virus A c c o r d io n in s h e r if f s sp o ke sm a n Ed MeDonounh. he then armed hlmsell with a shutnun and l i a tT le a d e d hlmsell in the h.itliroiau ot the apartment and threatened to kill himself Deputies said St Claire. 30. had llrcd two shots, tint neither had i nine out ol the bathroom so ihe\ assume tbev were tired lulu the ccllinn Nenullalors coaxed him out ol the hatluooni ami look him n> Florida Hospital In Altamonte Sprites where he was commit led to psychiatric care under the I taker Ai l MeDonounh sold all the surmundlun apart meiils were evacuated while St C la lir was lucked lu thr'lralhroom. No one was Injured in the standoll Flit Photo nocenlly, students from the Lyman High chapter ol HOSA (Health Occupation Students ol Amorlca) won sovurnl top honors nt the regional competition In Palnlka. Charlos Talakkottur, loll, won lust placo In Medical Spelling l.ori Murray won third placo lor So m e of expressw ay open W IN T E R SPRINGS - Th e latest seninent of the Seminole Expressway was opened to trallle Saturday, a day behind the anticipated opening. Expressway construction spokesman Gayle (iediles said I he planned openlun ol the two-miltsenmeol between Red lion Lake Road and Slate Road 434 was scheduled to lie opened Friday hut a strtptnn maehtne broke down I'hursday -teuton work track Gcdiles said crews worked throunh the ntnht Friday In time to open both lanes try 0 p.tn Saturday. modlcal terminology. Sharon Hollman and Edyo Edgln took htlh placo In tho CPR/Firsl Aid calogory Edgin also won first placo lor oxtomporanoous spoaking and fourth placo tor medical terminology Shoot-out leaves one man w ounded By VICKI DaSORMIER Horald Stall Writor I here Is a 75-ccnl elrarne to exit at SR 434 (iediles said tile remainder ol the beltway is still scheduled to Ire opened try early May. A ramp behind Sanford Plaza, a month behind other work, should now he opened about the same lime. Geddes said SA N FO R D — A young man silling lu tils car ai Lee's Market. 3500 Slate Road H i in Midway was shot by ai least one ol seven suspccis lu another vehicle yesterday utternoon. Fortunately lor him. they were all poor marksmen. According lo Ed McDonough. Bom bs tested remainder of week S A N FO R D — West Seminole County residents may feel a rumtillun Wednesday. Thursday and Friday morninns as the U S. Navy will dm p live liirnitrs at the Plneeastle Hoilllrlnn Ratine near Lake George. Althonnh not com m only felt locally, residents have reported the testing has recently rattled windows. The testing will oct or between 0 :3 0 a.m. and 10:30a m . eaeli day. public Information ofllccr for the Seminole County sheriffs office. '25 year old Jerom e Drow n was sit (lug In his car In the store's parking lot al about 12 45 p in. when another ear pulled up along side his There were seven men In the ear. McDonough said Several of them began shooting Into Hrown'scar Te n rounds lilt Ills ear. One bullet lilt him In the calf. " T h e y were shouting at close Longw ood m ulls plan for preservation Voter registration offered SA N FO R D — A voter registration will he held at Lake Mary Elementary tonight front 0:30 p in. mull 7: lf» p in. The school Is located at the corner of Lake Mary lloulcvard and Country C lub Road. range, hut they only hit him once." McDonough said "I don't think they're experts with their guns." Police Investigators have not yet determined the kinds of guns that were used In the attack Drown s car w.is taken to tluSeminole County sheriffs office lo he processed lor clues. T h e y did say. however, that Drown shot har k, bring one shot at Ills ullackers as they sped uway. McDonough said Drown Is being extremely uncooperative with In­ vestigators "He's not telling a n y th in g ." McDonough said. "Usually these sorts of Incidents stem from argu­ ments where (the victim and the assailants) know each other." After the shooting. McDonough said. Drown was able to drive to Ills Sanford home. From there he called See Shooting, Page 0 A Concrete evidence of spill by SANDRA E L L I O T T Horald Stall Writor LO N G W O O D — Th e Historic Preservation plan lor the city will Ire scrutinized by the city commission lie fore being sulnulllcd to the slate alter questions arose Monday night over several points, Including a lax abatement provision. Under .i liltty slide grant used lo develop the plan, the city must submit the dralt by May 15 lo the Division of Historic Preservation ol Ihc Department ol Stale. Th e commissioners will review the dralt In detail al a work session April 25. Mayor Paul Uiveslrand questioned lax abate­ ment provisions outlined lu the proposal. Illexpressed eotiferu some might think the historic district Is getting preferential treatment over other areas o( I he city. Carl Gosllne. principle author of the Historic Preservation element, said ll was written with a very pro-active iipproach lo historic preservation. Gosllne operates a consulting company In Winter Park. Planning and building director Jo h n llroek explained the proposal Is Just a draft, and by O K 'in g Its (rausiulltal lo the slulc, ll did not menu the commissioners were adopting another ele­ ment of the comprehensive plan. Alter Ihc state reviews Ihc drnlL.Drock said the commission was under no obligation or time constraint to adopt ll Into the overall plan for the city Under u 1903 law. municipalities arc allowed to grant up to a 100 percent tax abatement of ad vnlorum taxes for up to 10 years for ImproveLiSee Longwood, Page 5 A From stafT reports INDEX B ridge.......................... 00 Classifieds.......... 4B,SB C o m ic s ........................ SB C r o s s w o r d ................. SB Dear A b b y .................. 3B Deaths sstssstsstsssssssss SA Dr. Qott....................... SB E(Jltorlnl«ss»sss*»st*»*»s*4A Florida sssssssssssssssssss2A I W e m ust start at the begin­ ning, from when a child Is born, if we are to do anything about juvenile crime. J| H oroscope ................. SB Movies......................... SB Nation.......................... SA Psop la .................. SR Police...........................S m School Menu.............SA Sports................... 1 B,2B Television s s s s s s s s s s s s s s SB Weethsr s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s 2A Sunny and Pleasant Partly sunny. High In the mid HOs. Light w in d b e c o m in g southeast It) to 15 mph. F o r more weether, eee Page 2A HmtMfhotooy tommy vinc»m Mombors of Iho Sanlord Flro Dopartmont hosed down a concrolo spill yoslorday, al Fronch Avenue and 25th Street. Police callod for the water units whon concrolo was spilled (tom a truck betwoon 20th Stroot and Old Lako Mary Road, to Summorlln Avonuo. Although traffic was hold up briefly, pollco roportod no difficulties, and no damago dono to tho pavement. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 _ . - . ' ' ••nr?ir ------------ ■■ — — — �S A - Snnlori) Morale), Sauloid, Florida - Tuesday, April 5, 1994 NEW S FROM T H E R EGIO N AND A C R O S S T { '.--I '! Tourist police O ffic ia ls hope new squad w ill calm v is ito rs ’ fears of crim e Reward offered for m issin g M iam ian A T L A N T A — Tito family ami friends of a missing Em ory University si intent niinm m rrd a Stl).(MH) reward for informa­ tion trading to h rr safe return and Indictment of whoever Is responsible lor h rr disappearance. T h e reward In the case of Shannon Mrlcndb 10. of Miami was unnoimced Monday. She has Iwen missing since March 20. M dcm ll was working as a scorckecpor at the Softball County C lub and Sportaplex In DeKnlb Comity when she look a break at I p in. and lias not lieen seen since. Friends found her car at a service station next to the soft hall fields on March 27, Police, who conducted several searches for Mrlcntll last week, said Monday they have no new leads. Th e ease was leaiured Friday on the television show "America's Most Wanted.” Blood, hair sam p le s returned negative S T . ANN. Mo. — Authorities say a Florida man Is still a suspect In the killing of a 9-ycnr-old St. Louis County girl, even though FBI laboratory tests failed to link him to the crime. ‘ Blood and hair samples taken from Jo hn Wayne Parsons. 34. of Bradenton, Fla., did not match evidence recovered from the wildlife refuge where Angle Marie Hnusmnn was found, officials said Monday. They also said hair taken from Parsons' dog. Tiger, did not match those found on the 9-ycur-old'shndy. "It's one thing we have to overlook and continue on with our investigation," said Sgt. Riley Hughes of tlie St. Louis Area Major Case Squad. "H e's Just one of many suspects we've had In this case. We either have to make him or eliminate him. and that’s what we're Irving to do. By J O H N P A C E N T I Associated Press Wrltor MIAMI — When visitors arrive In Miami by plane l Itey will enter a buffer zone created iry "tourist |>ollce" who will patrol the alrpurl and Immediate surrounding areas Officials hope the 2H additional olfleers will quell visitors’ fears of South Florida's crime by targeting thugs In the same places tourists claim their luggage, pickup ihrh rental ears and begin travel to their hotels "O u r International tourists are quite sophisticated." said Mayco Vlllafana. a spokesman for the Greater Miami Conven­ tion and Visitors Bureau. "W hat they want to know Is what the com m unity Is doing lo make them aware, make them safer." Tourist police can he Identified by visitors through arm hands and logos nil ihctr patrol cars. The program, which cost $1.0 million to launch, has been phased In over the past two months. It helped reduce armed robberies 03 percent and auto thefts by 74 percent In the area with the Increased police presence, saltl Fred Taylor, director ol fiThis airport is the heart of the com m unity. If we c a n ’t make (tourists) feel safe here, than I don’t know how we can make them feel safe anywhere else, j -F ro d Taylor Metro I lade police "T h is aliporl Is the he.ill of the eommun! ty." Taylot said al a news eonfrtrnei II vv< cuil'l make (tourists) In i sale here, Ilian I don't know how we ran make ihem led sale anywhere else," Tourists' fears ahum crime escalated lit 1993 when attacks on visitors made headlines worldwide and threatened in erode Florida's $31 hllllon-a-ycar tourism Industry. Th e ialesl fatal shooting ol a tourist In Miami was in Seplember when German visitor Uwe-Wllhelin Riikehrnttd was fatally shut In A p ril 1993, G e rm a n teacher Barbara Metier Jensen was killed, Moth were i o n i lug Itorn I lie ah port Bright liu in p e i stickers and license plates dl-pliiylng rental ear company mimes have s lim been eliminated, as well as license tags with certain Idlers denoting rentals. Ilit- imt slaving ol a tourist In Florida happened In September 1993. Gary Colley, a Briton, was killed at a rest stop In the Nm ih Florida town of Maiiltcello. Travel agenls entering *° International visions have said their business has been down hv as much as 40 percent, though it's lo o early to tell how much Florida's winter nanism was hm i l>\- leaisahoul violence Officials hope iln tourist police and another program to implement dearer trallle signs will help lure tourists hack. Ufs Llndcnmoiin honorary consul for Switzerland In Miami, was more Impressed wllh the 82 7 million plan to overhaul streei signs than with the tourist police. Signs marked wllh large suns will replace those lienrlng the symbol of a palm tree pul up last year to direct tourists, It's fantastic.' Llndenmaim said "It Is very hard for lourlsis to find their way here Weather satellite praised T A L L A H A S S E E — Weather forecasters will have u view of the Unites States every 15 minutes and details on dangerous storms every six m lnulcs once a new satellite Is launched, officials said. "I've been In the operational weather business for 33 years and this Is the most exciting time I can remember." Joe Friday, director of the National Weather Service said Monday at a news conference with Cuiv. I.awton Chiles. Th e satellite Is called GOES-1 Tor geostationary operational environmental satellite. It's scheduled to hr launched next Tuesday from Cape Canaveral. The $200 million satellite will circle the earth at the same speed the planet rotates: It will he positioned 22.000 miles above the Equator. However, unlike p.isi G O E S satellites, the new one won't spin, meaning lls camera will he focused continuously on North and South America. The new satellite will also produce sharper, more detailed pictures. "T h e OO ES-I satellite Is a high-tech life-saver." Chiles said. "A s we've seen with I lurrlcanc Andrew and the whiter storm of last year and the recent string of tornadoes Ihai ripped across Alabama. Georgia and Norih Carolina, nature can la? very violent and very unpredictable." A b oost for the future Twontyhvo scholarships wore solectod to ho givon this year at Iho Lake Mary?Healhrow Festival ol the A rls. Dotofirlnlng Iho scholarships this wook, during a mooting In Iho lobby ol the Sominolo Community Collogo Flno Arts Conlor wore, loll to rlghl Janicu Springfield, vico presi­ dent ol Sun Bank Lako Mary, Ooloros Lash, vico chairman lor tho loBlival; Joanne Lucas, chairman; and Dr Karon Copp. SCC cultural arts coordinator M«rald Photo by Apvyt Mniflon Legislative *94 House passes compensation for Rosewood massacre victims l JrVm B y AD AM Y E O M A N S Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - A claims officer has recommended the Senate approve a $2,1 million bill compensating the victims of the 1923 Rosewood massacre. Th e report released Monday by Senate special master David Kerns Increases the chances the hill will pass the Legislature this session. Gov. Lawton Chiles has said he supports the legislation. T h e House passed Its hill 71-40 Monday after supporters defeated efforts to remove finan­ cial com pensation from ihe W H A T ’S H AP P EN IN G Organ donor bill g o e s to C h ile s T A L L A H A S S E E — Organ donors couldn't rule out particular classes of transplant recipients under a hill sent to Gov. Lawton Chiles. Th e legislation was filed after a Tam pa organ-procurement agency agreed that a Ku Klux Klan sympathizer's heart and liver would go only lo while recipients. "T h is will be our way of fighting discrimination," said Rep. Carlos Manrlquc. R-Wcslchcstcr. one of 14 House co-sponsors. Th e House passed the measure (SB 127H) 113-0 Monday. Members voted to bar restrictions bused on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, physical handicap, or health, marital or economic status. LO TTER Y M IA M I - H a ro aro Ih o w in n in g num bors soloctod Monday In Iho Florida Lotlory: F a n ta sy 5 2 1 -9 -1 2-1 9-2 2 Tm d g h l: Fair. Iz>w In the lower to mid 00s. Wind south 5 mph. Wednesday: 1‘u rlly cloudy and breezy. High In the upper HOs. W ind becoming south 15 to 20 mph. Extended forecast: Thursday: Cloudy with a cltancc of rain and thunderstorms. Low in the mid 60s. High in tile lower lo uiltl HOs. Friday: Fair and cooler. Low In the 50s. High In the mid 70s. Saturday: Mostly fair. Low near GO. High around HO. Poatmaatar: Sand addraaa changaa lo THe SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Boa 1817, Sanlord, FL 33773-1887. Subacrlpllon Rataa (Dally A Sunday) Homa Dallvary Mall 1 Month* StS.SO 814.00 • Month* 139 00 848 00 t Vaar 171.00 8M 00 Florida Raaldanta muat pay 7% aalaa tax In addition to rataa abova. Phono (407) 333-3811. .« / • / Jc FLORIDA TEM PS City Daytona Death FI Laud Beach Fort Myert Galnvivllle UomeUead Jackionville Key We»l Lakeland Miami PonuicoiA S a o u la Tatlahanw Tampa Vcro Beach W Palm Death HI 77 8/ IS 79 mm 70 80 M IS 74 76 77 79 70 80 tt j* $4 mm ii it M 65 u 56 i) 55 56 67 Pel 00 00 00 T 00 00 00 M 00 00 00 73 00 00 00 Kosew ood fa m ily m e m b e rs seeking com pen sal Ion and whose mniliet was aiming those who lied lo his report Kerns [m in i mended ihe Sciiulr approve the i la)ms bill as passed by Ihe House Bui In said the evidence See Koscwootl, huge 3A Helm ets may be mandatory for children M oving com panies regulated TA L L A H A S S E E — Children would have to wear saletv helmets to ride bicycles on public roads under a hill passed h\ the House, though some members complained u look government regulation too far. Tile House passed the measure (IIH 051) 60-40 Monday, sending It to the Senate, alter some members argued it would reduce head Injuries uml deaths from bicycle accidents. Florida led the nation with more than 100 hieyele-related deaths last year, said Rep. Robert Casey, R-Gainesville, a physician. Opponents said the measure was excessive government Interference. The hill would require children under 10 to wear bicycle helmets when riding on a public road or hike path. Children under 4 would have to wear them when carried as passengers on bicycles. TA LLA H ASSEE Moving companies would have to give written esilmales, disclose all Ires, register with the stale and post bonds under a bill passed bv the 1Inuse Companies would be barred from charging more than 25 percent over their estimates uiidci the bill Hied by Rep Frederick l.lppman. I) Hollywood with the backing ol Attorney General Boh Biillerwortli. • fy v.V Sf The House voted 114 4 lor the measure HIM 709) Monday and sent It to the Senate. ButterworlIt s office called lot ihe legislation alter reporting customer complaints such as lee im teases alter furniture is on the truck and demands lor cash payments before delivery Lawmakers deregulated moves within the stale to I9H0, hut l.lppman said " I here ate a tremendous oinoimi of com­ plaints." -i N ATIO N AL TEMPS v V TU ES D A Y P t ly c ld y 8 5 -6 2 » <6 LAST A p r il 3 NEW A p r il 11 c o FULL A p r il 25 BEACH CONDITIONS D a yto n a Beach: Waves are t fool and glassy. Current Is slight lo the south w ith a water temperature of 70degrees. N ew S m y rn a Beacht Waves are ' W i ft *t and send glassy. Current Is to Ihe south with a water temperature of 70 degrees & r — ---------------------' W EDNESDAY P t ly c ld y 8 7 -0 2 MOON PHASES F IR S T A p r il 10 Lo 54 heloie evacuaimg Ihe common! iv near Cedar Key in January 1923 lllslam llv never returned II ill and otli' i supporters said t h e y tell i onlldent about the legislation s r ham es I can only suv three words God bless America. said Anicll Doctor, who beads a gioup ol EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K LO CAL PO R ECAST Tuesday, April 5. 1994 Vol. 80, No. 194 Sacond Claaa Posttgt Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing otlleaa. the Senate to apptove ihe legts lutlnti. The Senate Finance and Ta x Commltlee was scheduled lo consider the hill tills allrt noon "It's h|111 gol a long wav lo go said 79-year-old Wilson Hall who remembered as a child watching homes being burned THE WEATHER S a n f b r d H e r a ld Publlthad Dally and Sunday, aacapl Saturday by Tha Sanford Harald, Inc. 300 N. Franch Ana., Sanlord, Fla. 33171 tneasurc and replace II wllh memorials. A while mob wiped mil the black settlement more than 70 years ago and Id l at least eight people dead. Supporters ol the bill (L S I IB 591) cheered the House vole but said they still hud lo convince TH U R SD A Y C lo u d y 82-G 2 F R ID A Y F a ir 7 5 -5 3 TID E S TU ES D A Y: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Mill. 2 15 a.ill.. 2:55 p.m.: Mnj. 8:45 a m,. 9 :0 5 p .m . T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: highs. 5:34 a m.. 5:52 p.m.: lows. I 1:41 :■ til.. — p.lll.; N ew S m y r n a B each: highs. 5:39 a.m .. 5:57 p.m.: lows. 11:4(1 a.m.. — p in .; Cocoa Bench: lilglls. 5:5-1 a .m.. 0:12 p.m .: lows. — a.m.. 12:01 p.m. BO ATING S t. A u g u stin e to J u p it e r Inlet Tonight: Wind south to southeasi 10 lo 15 knots. Seas 2 lo -I feet. Hay and Inland waters a light ehnp. Wednesday, wind south IO to 15 knots, Seas 2 lo I feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. SA TU R D A Y F a ir 7 8 -5 8 S T A T IS T IC S Ih e high letnperalure in Sanlord Monday was HI degrees and the overnight low was 50 as reported by the University ol Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Reeorded ra in fall lor the period, ending al 9 .t in Tu e s­ day. totalled O Inches Th e temperature at 9 u.m. today was 03 degrees and Tuesday's oven light low was 59, as teeorded by the National Weather Service al the Orlando lulernnllonnl Airport. Other Weather Service data: M o n d ay's h ig h .................... 83 B a ro m e tric p re ssu re .3 0 .0 4 R elative H u m id ity .. 100 pet W in d s ...... N o rthw e st fl m ph R a in fu ll............................. O In. S u n s e t.....................7 :4 5 p.m , S u n ris e ................... 7 :1 0 a.m , fvmparill lire* indicate previous tliiy'i h igh ami Over rug hi City Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Ihilhmore Rilling* Birmingham HiVrndf ( k Roll# R 05fori Rur liny ton, V( Char let fori, V C Charleston.W V,» Charlollt’ N (1 Cheyenne C file ago Cleveland Concord, N M OAl lm F t Worth Denver D e i Mofnet Detroit Honolulu Moulton Inthriridpolii Jack ton M m Kanca* City L ai Vegan Little Rock Lo* Angelo* Mem phl i Milwaukee Mpl* St Paul Naihvlile New Orleans New York City Oklahoma Cily Omaha Philadelphia Pboenli Pit ft burgh Portland.Mama fal Loult Sail Laku Cily Seatlle Waihlngfon.D C lo 0 p m E O T Hi Lo Prc 50 71 77 49 01 S7 17 01 61 47 06 3/ JO 6 1 70 46 J7 78 07 56 37 46 47 07 5] 79 68 56 56 36 01 71 If 48 76 60 35 54 76 56 34 11 78 46 63 36 70 tl 56 71 87 70 75 16 60 71 77 35 77 44 76 59 67 44 69 SS 66 16 67 14 40 37 09 67 34 74 50 60 36 01 77 41 71 43 67 47 01 67 64 53 54 64 40 56 30 40 67 36 37 47 41 17 73 05 04 Otlk clr rn rn rn cdy rn cdy cdy rn rn cdy rn rn cdy *n %n rn rn cdy cdy rn clr clr rn rn cdy clr rn clr rn cdy cdy rn rn rn cdy cdy rn cdy rn rn cdy clr rn rn �a : ■ Santo reft Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday, April 5. 199*1 - 3A Em ployee of the M onth Retail theft Penny L. Turner, conlor, was named as Iho City ol Sanlord "Employee ol the Month" for April. Mayor Bottye Smith, loll, and City Managnr Bill Sim­ mons officiated at the pres o n ta llo n M onday m orning Tu rn o r a Secretary III lor Flnanco and Administrative Services, was nominated by si* of her co-workers for Iho heavy volume of work sho carries out and tho manner In which she handles It. She was described by Finance Director Carolyn Small as a "most outstanding Individual, ona with mleguly, work ethic, technical skills, professionalism, humanity and character." Murk Bli-hurrl Mm Icy, 39. al Dcllorm, was unrated by Sanford poller ill a retail store In the 1500 block of Frrnclt Avenue Friday Police said lie reportedly attempted to remove two packages ol steak, valued al $20. from the store without paying lor the merchandise, lie waschar^cd wllh retail theft Warrants served • Jam es Edward Campbell. 02. 2020 Itroadway, was arrested by sherlirs deputies Sunday, lie was wanted on a warrant for fulling* to appear to pay a fine. • Michael Stanley Wellnn, 01, 100 Hetbune Circle. Sanford, was arrested by deputies al Ills residence Sunday. He was wanted for filing In appear on a charge of driving with a suspended/revoked license. • Uulncy Gerard Williams. 10, HIO Halsey, l.akr Monroe, was arrested on S It. -Ill by sheriff's deputies Sunday He was wanted on a warrant for violation of probation on a conviction of lewd and lascivious assull on a child Traffic sto p s Herald Photo by A pry I Kenlalon • James J . Ml mar co, 07. 4 III Hansom Parkway. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on Satiford Avenue at Airport Boulevard following a traffic accident Friday, He was charged wllh driving under the Influence of alcohol. • • Tyron e Edward McKenzie, 25, of 2410 Broadway Avenue. Sanford, was arrested by Oviedo police Friday following a traffic stop He was charged wllh driving with a suspendcd/rrvokrd license, having an altered tag. anti resisting arrest without violence • Todd Michael Krlmnn, 21. of Orlando, was arrested by Lake Mary police on CR-40-A Saturday after Ids vehicle overturned lie was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol • Juan Estrada. 20, 3202 Orlando Drive, was arrested by Lake Mary (roller on Longwood Lake Mary Boat! Friday. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license. • Christopher Earl Beard, 21. 318 Palmetto Avenue, was arrested by sheriffs deputies on U.S. Highway 17-92 Saturday He Wits charged with driving under the Influence ol alcohol. • George Watkins III 25. 2828 Grove Drive. Sanford, was arrested by deputies following a Iralflc slop on Celery Avenue Sunday lie was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license. After being taken to the John K. Polk Correctional Facility, it was louud lie was also wanted on a warrant lor falling to appeal on a charge ol battery • John Bert Lancaster. J r.. 29. 500 Land A v r . Longwood. was arrested following a irnfllc stop by Lake Mary poller Sunday He was charged wllh driving with a suspended/revoked license, uulawlul speed, drlcctlvr/laully equipment, anti seat belt violation Scientist: Killer bees coming By T he Associated Prase G A IN E S V IL L E — Florida's tourism arid agriculture Industries could fall victim lo "killer bees" II the slate falls In prepare for their arrival, a University ol Florida •u-lrntiM warns "T h e threat to Florida’s economy could lie significant, h o ibis stale Inis a vested Inlrrcst In African bee research," said II Glenn Hull, a honeybee geneticist Best-arch, public education and regulation are n e e d e d b e fo re the A f r ic a n iz e d honeybees' expected a rrival from the Southwest hi Iwu lo four years. Hall said lu a news release from the university. Another researcher. Jo hn A Skinner ol the University of Tennessee's Agrlctiliut.il Extension Service, contends the bees have received "laid press " "A ll bees. Irich it ling African bees, si lug only lo defend the nrsls containing iht-li young." Skinner said "T h e difference wllh African tires Is in the larger number ol attacking bees " Iliil I lull warned that sensational media reports ol bee attacks could scare lourisls away. Florida's m ulum lllloit dollar lumey in tluslry will stiller because Altit un bets andllflt'iilt lo manage. Hall saltl Growers who depend upon bet- pollination lor lliHr m ip s 11 mill sustain billions in losses He recommends expanding the state Agriculture Department's apiary servlet- io I'ombal die bees' arrival "T h e y should begin training people to deal w llh bees Priiloeols should hr established as to who can destroy bees." I lull said Dom estic c a se s • Kenneth I odd Flllluger. 31. 1120 Florida Drive. Sanlortl. was arrested by deputies on Knudson Avenue al Airport Boulevard Saturday Deputies said be was in an altercation with a female in his vehicle He was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Robert Lee Perry. 39. Ittl 1 Oleander Avenue. Sanlord. was arresletl al his residence Sunday by Sanford police following a reported light with Ills wife tie was charged with dotnesllc vlolrnce. battery. Incidents reported to Sanford police • A purse containing $50 was reported stolen Sunday from a residence In the 400 block ol S. Orlando Drive. • A 1982 Chevrolet was reported stolen Sunday near Oth Street and Seminole Gardens The vehicle was recovered later In the day In Orange County. • A 19811 Hoick was reported stolen Sunday Irotn the 3(H) block ol Terrace Court In Sanford The veiilclc was later recovered by Orange County deputies • A man reportedly took a shopping carl full ol Hems from a store in the 3800 block ol 5 Orlando Drive Saturday, without paying for the merchandise, • Six large llres valued al $1,200 wrre rcporlrdlv stolen hum a vehicle Saturday m a lenced business compound on Northstar Court Police believe an attempt was made to seal the vehicle. • S250 In Hems were reportedly stolen Sunday from an apart menl In Bedding Gardens. • Damage wus reportedly done at Ptnecrcst Elementary School Sunday Police said a lire extinguisher was sprayed In the auditorium, and a soft drink iMittle was smashed In the library. • A man's hike and microwave with a total value ol $250 were reportedly stolen Saturday from a garage In I he 700 block ofS. Palmetto Avenue. • An apartment was reportedly burglarized Saturday in the IOO block of Country Club Drive. Items taken totaled $520 Including a T V . bug light, and barbell set. • An cxtlmaled $4,950 In spurting equipment and other Hems were reportedly stolen Friday from a residence In the 400 block of Virginia Avenue. • Sanlortl police reported an air conditioner and furniture with a total value of 8425 was stolen Wednesday from a residence lit the 400 block of E. Fourth Street. • A man told police he was walking near 3rd Street and French Avenue In Sanford Thursday when another man attacked him and stole Ills wallet containing a reported $ 180. • Furniture and other Items valued at 81.500 were reported stolen Thursday In a residential burglary In the 1500 block of W. Kith Street. Students boycott over principal’s reinstatement By J A N IS L .M A Q IN Associated Press Writer________ W ED O W EE. A l a . - More than 150 students boycotted classes to protest the reinstatement of a principal who threatened to ban Interracial couples from the prom, and many parents said they would keep their children out today. Th e boycott began Monday as classes resumed after spring break u( the 680-student Ran­ dolph County I llgh School. It was also the first day back for Principal Unload Humphries, a white man who was reinstated by a 4-2 vote of the school board alter being s u s p e n d e d on March 14. Humphries. 55. who has been principal for 25 years, bad no comment. The lone black member on the school Iroard, Charlotte ClarkFrleson. helped organize the boycott. Parents who packed a meeting Monday night decided to keep their children out of school to d a y, a c c o rd in g to C la rk Frleson. who also L. an NAACP leader. A group of parents planned to meet today with state education officials In Montgomery lo learn how they m ight set up an alternative school during the boycott, she saltl. Tuwunnu Mize, a white senior, said school attendance sheets showed 157 students. 115 of them black, were absent. School ofTIclals said absentee reports wouldn't be ready until today. "I support Hum phries all the w ay." Ms. Mize saltl. " T h e man made a mistake, lie's human. You don't throw away 25 years of work for one mistake." C ritics contend H um phries has a long history of racial bias at the school, w h ich Is 38 percent black. Supporters have said lie was concerned about racial fighting at the prom, At leust 60 black students spent Monday at two churches discussing multicultural Issues and nonviolent protest. Many ol the boycotting students wore black-and-white ribbons. i n 'm * •*-*# !? • Refinance Without Being Thrown Any Curves. 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Repayment terms art: 12 payments at $303 55, 5 . 12 wyn payments al 4<X) ill and tin payments at J53iJ.fl Inteiesr rates ami terms ansub|eci'tb change and may vary by county �4A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. April %. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 48I-IB0) 300 N. FR EN C H AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Crete 407-322-2011 or 831-0003 Wayno 0 Ooyle, Publisher nnd Editor sim scm i’TioN r a te: 3 M u n til* .........f........................... 819.50 0 M o u th * .............. ...................... $ 39 .(X) 1 Vcnr ........................................... 878.00 Florid* Resident* must pay 7\ ••!*■ tax In addition to rale* above. EDITORIAL Tighten laws to pawn items Officers nr investigators prop«ring arrest reports often write of reasons for robberies or burglaries. In m any eases they report the person apprehended admitted to taking property for the purpose of trading It fur drug money. 11 Is a very eotntnon occurrence. Criminals admit In their nets more than many people would expect. How does it person trade, for example, a stolen T V set for drug money? It could be sold to a friend nr neighbor. It could be offered at a garage sale.or 11could be pawned. Police suspect a great deal of (lie stolen merchandise ends up at pawn shops or second-hand stores. This Is where we have problems. Still using a stolen T V set as an example, lew homeowners bother writing down the serial number. If a stolen T V turns up at a pawn shop, and even it the proper reports on It are sent to law enforcement authorities, there Is no proof of ownership. Police cannot trace the Item. II the owner takes It upon hlmsell to cheek pawn shops. It Is a lime consuming Job. involving almost a dozen such businesses In the north Seminole County area alone. Continuing on this concept. If a person does Hud the stolen T V . what proof of ownership does he have? Th e only possibility is the sales slip when the T V was purchased. Yet. state law says a person, even If he can prove ownership, cannot have his properly returned without paying the price for which it was pawned. Th is Is a double rip-off, Th e set was paid for when purchased, then putd for again to reclaim It after It was stolen. This Is not to accuse pawn shop owners of any wrong. T h e y certainly should not he forced to lose money In what they may have believed was the legitimate pawning of an Hem. Yet the owner of the properly should not have to pay to get his properly for the second time. Requirements are that pawn shop owners tile certain papers on each pawned Hern. However, they are only required to supply law enforcement agencies with copies of the merchandise ticket, which contains the name of the person pawning an item. It could be anyone’s name. Unfortunately, not all Items pawned result In the necessary paperwork being completed. It's time-consuming and often considered a burden. We suggest pawn dealers become more Involved in the checking of their clients. Not only a copy of the sales slip, but possibly a copy of the person's driver's license should also be supplied to police. This will give shop owners as well as police a photo ID. as well as the name and address of the person seeking money for goods, Owners and operators of second-hand stores should also be required to submit the same Identification whenever purchasing merchandise from an Individual. We cannot simply luke Items away from a pawn shop owner with no compensation. It Isn't fair to the legitimate businessman. Yet we cannot allow burglars and robbers tlie case of taking a stolen Item in. and with a false name uiul address, obtain cash. Police need everyone’s help, Only by working In conjunction with each other, can law enforcement, business people and proper­ ty owners hope to help resolve this problem. Berry's W orld "Did I monlion that I had a pro-existing condition?... No money" c ill * v JOSEPH PERKINS *Y ■ _____________ The p re s id e n t’s biggest liability Poor Hillary. W hy don't those right-wing mcunlcs cut iter some slack? Th e y |usl can't stand die Idea that a woman so strong, so competent, so feminist Is redellnlng the role n( first lady. So they keep bringing up this Whitewater business. Th e llrsl Indy has said repeatedly that "we didn't do anything wrong ' So why enn'l .llm l.eaeh. Al D 'Am ato and the rest of those senndal-mongerlng Republicans take her for her word and move on to other matters? Don't they realize that H illary and her husband, the president, have a country to run? T h a i's the company line at the While House. And It's been repeated by the llrst tody’s haglogrophcrs In the press corps. Hut It's no longer playing In Peoria (not to mention Little Rock or Washington). Half of Americans polled by Tlnic/CNN think the Clintons are hitting something about Whitewater. A third think they broke (lie law Th e president hardly t an hope to gel anything meaningful accomplished until he puls the W hllcw atcr scandal behind him. It's not simply a matter of casting adrift a few senior admlnlslro Hon officials w h o have become p olitical liabilities. The albatross who really Is bringing down Ills presidency Is sleeping In the same bed with him. There would be no Whitewater scandal to speak of were It n o l I tt r H i l l a r y Rodham Clinton The disturbing questions about conflicts ol In leresi anti suspicious real estate deals and ta x c vast o n a n d sweet heart com modl l y t ra tio s lo c u s squarely on the first wife, H il l a r y has not been charged with a n v e r I m I n a I wrongdoing. Hut, al t Poor Hillary. the W ty least, she Why don’t those n i l c o l ue rs a n tl right-wing c o m m itte d ethical meanles cut her breaches that v o i d some slack'1■ require any g o -.-m tnenl ollielal who wasn't married to the president to step down. She received a $2.(MH> a-nionth legal retainer from Jam es MeDougul, who owned Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan. He Is suspected of diverting funds from the thrift to Whitewater Real Estate Development, which lie coowned with the Clintons. In HIH3. Hillary helped her client and business partner Mi Uougal win state permission lor a new financing plan lor his lading thrill. She pot in a personal word with Hevcrly Hassell SchalFcr. whom her husband Hill had appointed as the stntc's top hanking regulator. Madison Guaranty dually went belly up In IttHH, at a cost ol 850 million to the federal government. If Arkansas hank regulators had stepped In earlier •• say 1UH5 - the taxpayers would not have been stuck with such a hefty tub. The Clinton's Whitewater partnership should he of special interest to IRS auditors, Th e first lamlly has all but admitted Dial they claimed Whitewater-related Income tax deductions to which they were not entitled Th e latest Issue ol Money magazine suggests that they owe more than 845.000 in hack taxes ami interest More troubling Is that the Clintons appear to have routinely underpaid their income taxes for the past 15 years SARAH OVERSTREET I6 0 T L A IP 0 F F $ 0 1 GOT IN A RETRAINING VROGRAM \ I'M LEARNING A MARKETABLE Gw l l in a n AREA OF G R O W IN G o p p o r t u n it y AF1ELP W HERE R U $ IN E 5 ? IS B O O M IN G LATELY I'M LEARNING TO BE A R E T R A IN E D FOR LA lp-O Fr PEOPLE L IK E M E / Th e r e ’* $ o m e t h in G a b o u t Trti$ A ME ETTAr HULM6©i«jH Fotr DONNA BRITT Saving people, nation, world W A S H IN G TO N — Soon, It will be the 2(Jlli anniversary rtf Ids death. And It's appropriate that the new word that has recently taken up residence In m y mind — which seems related to any notion It gets next to — would feel especially connected to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.s Duullty. It's the term 1 use to describe how two separate, sometimes opposing truths can he at work In any situation or Idea — with both being equally true. It came up during a recent chat with an Insightful llfiylsh friend. She was recalling how, as an apolitical, sororlty-typc "Negro" til u Texas college.In the lUGOs, she was fasclnulcd by the nobility and self-sacriflee of African Americans active In the civil rights movement led by King. "H ut something was missing for m e," she says. Like m uch of America, she watched mesmerized as T V Hushed Images of peaceful black, und sometimes while, demonstrators being hosed and spat on. She cringed at every murder. Hut she couldn't relate. Th e demonstrators "seemed like people being led to the slaugh­ ter," she said, "W hat didn't click for me was Dr. King's notion (hat we were supposed lo love their attackers. ...I wasn't sophisticated enough to understand w h y." Th e n one evening, she halfheartedly at­ tended u speech by Stokely Carmichael, the charismatic spokesman fur the mllltani black Panther Party, who is now known as Kwnmc Toure. Long after other students had filed out of the audltorlum. she sat Immobile In her chair and "cried and cried and cried." In Ills speech. Stokely told this young woman, who'd grown tip very dark and African American In u nation that didn't embrace either, that she was pretty. Th a t her skin's chocolate-bar color was beautiful. Th a i what she'd learned about her supposed unworthlness was a lie. "H e told us about what he called ‘white nationalisin' — how angel food cake was while, but devil's loud cake was black; how the good guys In Westerns wore white, the had guys black. ...1 realized how much hud been done to us. In the hating of ourselves. "W hen I lefl there. I was a different person," she suys. "A n d I realized (he reason I couldn't buy Into Martin Luther King was that I couldn't love whites because I didn't love myself. Stic hud Interpreted King's major emphasis as "love your enem y," she says. "I never heard him say that we...should love ourselves. "So m e people In the movem ent never learned that...and never really felt worthy of tlx- heights they eventually reached In the corporate, academic, political worlds. They still have self-hatred...from measuring themselves by another standard." Her new Insight tell great — Inn there was a catch. "F o r two years." she says, "I was enruged. I was crazy. ...I called whiles "p ig ," "h o n k y ." ...Hut I was over-loving myself. ...Everybody who was black was wonderful — which was an Illusion. And everybody white was the devil, also an Illusion." A b la c k co lle g e professor — a man whom she's accused ol being a sellout because, she says with a laugh, "he hud a $25,000 house, which was a lot hack then." helped her by s silently pressing an Issue of Life maga­ zine Into Iter bunds. In It. she found an A /_ article about young C Ho told this a c t iv is t s . " W lt a i young woman, Jumped out al me who'd grown up Wits a passage about very dark and kids ... who never got African past their rage, and American In a became victims of It. nation that I realized I wasn't didn't embrace going to he any good either, that she to anybody — to my was pretty. ■ people or myself — If I became a victim ." Today she's an outspoken supporter of Afroccutrlsm. of black self-love. And as a Christian, site lives the notion that all of God's children of every shade deserve lo be loved for themselves. She now appreciates King's vision, as well as Slokcly's gilt of a long-delayed love for Die woman In (he mirror. A J ’ i \ k m m Duality. It was and Is true that Dr. King's powerful. Hlhle-based focus on loving those who would persecute you tails to the heart of a universal truth — that even the most rabid haters of any shade "know not what they do." And that often, love Is the only language capable of prying open their hearts. My friend's story sel my mind allamc. "W hat an opportunity!" I told Iter. "To d a y we have within our cullurul consciousness the splrltluul selflessness of King. And we possess Die liberating, nuDonultst-brcd knowledge that we arc essentially worthy and wonderful," "W e are finally In u position to see God. without and w ithin." Hy recognizing Dial wonderful duality, by putting It to use, wc could save a people, a nation, a whole world. * Learning the lessons of life I'm not sine It I would have reueti-il so slronglv to Holond Hum phries blgolrv II there were no Nleole In mv lilt- Imi I'd like to think I would have Nicole Is mv 12-vetir old h.iskt ili.dl going hiidtlv Die hroutilul in racial daughter ol im Iriends John and Detible As I ’ve told her 1 wish I had a daughter |ust bk<- her lo think ol Nicole's high school prim ipal ■hrealclimg lo r.iueel hci prom rather iliau lei black and it Idle studculH dale as lliim p litle s did m W v d o w ce A Ia where he is principal — in a k e s m c heartsick To have a man with such au­ thority and mtlucncc over her life dishonor her parents' love and their lamllv would lxan Itipisllcc til do ( Luckily, such a im lung lo prevent prejudice hasn't Luckily such pie been a part ol )udlct- hasn't been a N icole's life ■ pari ol Nil ole s hie i lehhle w ho Is while even wonders al the lack ot ill will she and John, who Is him k have experienced over theli marriage The Muloild Humphrieses III Die nation are el Diet getting lewer and farther between, or becoming more adept al talking In racist code Dial the rest ol os can’t decipher, or realize It s illegal to subject children m Die poison Dial had their elders blocking schoolroom doors just a generallon ago Yet Du- llnlond Humphrieses ol the world are exactly w hy we need laws Dial dearly specify what educators can and cannot do in public schools And that Includes In mailers of religion, I was probably one til Die biggest pray-ers the Missouri public schools ever knew Hill I believe prayers belong in the mlntls and hearts of students and not in the mouths ol their I eochci s ami atlm inlstrators W hy? For every group ol rdueulois who could incorporate elements ol religion Into school life without litas lor or against any child's faith, there Is one fur which li Is almnsl Impossible lo keep Irom showing some disapproval of others' beliefs. A few years ago, a Catholic colleague's 111lie hoy came home from puhlle school upset because Ills teacher asked him "W hat are you doing?" and frowned at him when he made thc sign of the cross altrr their "God is great God Is good" prayer al lunch. Am ong tlx* many hard lessons that llle hands a little fellow, tills shouldn't he one of them Ironically, |nsl as Htilond llum prhics is sitting out a suspension while Ills taiard ol education Investigates his case — Including a hl-rueial student's charge Dial lie told her. "Y o u r mom my and daddy made a mistake and I'm going to see to It that no other mistakes like this are made" — our legislators are once again hauling the praycr-ln-school Issue. Republicans wrote a prayer amendment to President Clliilon's school reform lull, which had lo he signed by April I or lose $125 million which was only available milII Dial deadline. Th e amendment originally stipu­ lated that a puhlle school would lose federal funds If It lias a pulley of denying prayer by students on a voluntary basis However, when Die reform bill went to a House-Senate conference committee, the committee changed the language to say that no funds appropriated under the lull may be used to adopt policies Dial prcvcnl voluntary prayer ami meditation In public schools. Simply put. hi Die llrsl version, no school Dial denied students a chance to pray voluntarily In school could G E T any ot these funds. In the revised edition, schools were only barred from USING the funds to prevent voluntary prayer. Understandably, several Congress members were outraged and Sen Jesse Helms sel alum I to filibuster until Hie cows come home. : �Sanford Harold, Sarilorfi, Florida * Tuesday. April 5, 1994 - BA Longwood Crime----------! continued from Page 1A litvfiillt* crime. said Lake Mary police Sgl. I. ItifIn Ih-lflon- Ilrlflnrc Ih Crime Prevention ('i)inuimi(ler anil DARK officer lor I he Lake Mary Police I><*. |i.ir i mcril. I here may Ire a problem wllli iln stale program alter |iivenlles arc eonvlcleil." llelflore nalil. Ian an even bigger problem In handling them Irefore they g n to i lie point where they end tip In im-eiille detention." Children aren’t from an crim ­ inals.” she ntiscrved, "so l he only tiling we can assume Is that i hey are allowed In develop i tluilnnl IcndruelcM as they grow tip T h is usually means the parents aren’t ckrlng their Jobs. Clients Just have to lake more iespon»iblllly," slie stressed. At the present time. Juvenile deiriillim Inmales, wfio have a tilth grade reading level on die average, are reipilred to enroll In basic literacy programs lint there art* long wailing lists, and tin- offenders tire sometimes released before lheir H im comes up Education must Ire the Im ­ portant step," Ik-lflorrr said. " It’s most often the students who •skip or <|ull school who end up hem ming criminals, so not jusi a lew but most of them must have ttciicr educations" '! One of her suggestions Is lo have a court m andated re­ quirement that a Juvenile must return to school on a regular basis, as a parole condition. And their parents or a guardian ■oust he held nem unluhlr that thev do that." sfie said We can't just loss kids In |all ind loss away the key." she ommciucd We have to have parents directly involved, and hat means right from hint) on Sherllf Ksllugcr looks at the jlclullt detention lime as one ol tie biggest wavs inward re mliillt.il Ion We can't eipuite dollars oil hat the state plans tor |uvrnll< ehahllllatlon." In- said "it's low the system Is operated Kshnger said the slate must do lis mueli as possible to provide ilnorc detention faellilles which ;wlll allow eonv(t ied Juveniles in serve lunger senlenees i "O u r Juvenile Judges must also Imve the authority to hold these Fyoulhs on eontemjrt of court efiarges," lie adtk-rl. According lo sinusites from Tallahassee, the average Juvenile lit a detention m ite r, will serve right percent ol tile length ol Ills or her term Talltdiassee lawm akers are searching for dllfcrent solutions to Juvenile violence. Slate Appeals Court Judge Charles Milter agrees with KslInger’s apjiroaeh. "It doesn't make mueli sense to have a program fur youthful offenders If the peojile sentenced there are not there lung enough to team flow to read and write their name." he said. Information from A ito cliftd P r i l l li con t/lined in thli report Shooting — Contin u e d from Page 1A q. j ,| for assistance Ills wound was not serious and was treated by paramedics from the Sanford Fire Departmcnl. McDonough said the suspects' vehicle was described as a light blue ear. Ilrnwii would oiler no further descriptions and refused lo speculate on who the suspects might Ire. Contin u e d from Page 1A incuts made to historic slruelures. Uosllnc said. Florida's hlslorle preservallon law. Im iudlng llte lax uhateinenl provision. Is very unique In I fie country, lie said. Orlando re­ ceived a grant to develop a model for all cities lo use. fie added. "M y own feeling Is dial we should Ire very careful not to obligate the eily to a special c o n s id e r a t io n ." Eo vest rand commented, of one area over another. He added people who refurbish historic buildings al­ ready gel lax Incentives from the federal government. Com m issioner Steve Miller saltl the rommlsnlon should nlso review the language In the draft and perhaps eottsld t changing the "shall" to "m a y " references. Miller suggested the draft con­ sideration he tabled unil! studied fu rth e r. " I 'm uncom fortable w ith the whole t h in g ." he commented. I.o v r s tr a n d no te d fo rm e r Shelter-------C on tin u e d from Page 1A Harder, a builder who s worked al I lie Florida Solar Energy Center, says the shelter will be an e nergy-effhient structure using passive ground-air cooling and under lloor Itcallng Hardee says (lie basic design Is borrowed from Ih r Seminole County Animal Control Shelter, hot with Improvements Harder says initial delays were caused by seeking low or noeo.sl professional services. Much ol tile services arc being done at discounted rules, says HarderNext rattle tfelays due to county building and developiiuail objections n> site develop merit plans. Hardee says In Dei emtier. i omilv stallers Issued the society a three page list ol H em s w h ic h needed lo he addressed before contraction i mild begin The tuples ini holed paving the parking area to stati­ st a u d a r ils ilt a i n age a nd la in ls e a p ln g an d Irrig a tio n Issues Hardee says all ol the issues have been addn-ssed and when llual engineering sjm-i Ifleallnns an- eomplele. llual m iilily a|i provals can lx- secured and i nut ruction bids sought. "W e don’t cxjh -i -1 any more holdups," says Harder. Hardee says construction ol the shelter will cost about 8350.000 and site work, about $ 100.000. The cost was IxMisled Iasi year after Seminole County com m is­ sioners refused in waive nearly half of die expected $60,000 In sewer hookup fees. C o m m is­ sioners said I hey already offer die society their 3 'A acres for $1 yearly. Alter die new site Her Is com ­ plete. Hardee says the society Iroard hopes to begin raising money In replace the offices and rut areas The entire project Is expected lo cost $815,000, hr says. Society treasurer Pat Wiseman says $35(1,(XXI remains lor Ihe project after several thousand dollars were s|»-ni tor general society expenses After llte lire, people Irom thnmghmu central Florida opened their pocket hooks in sympathy and hv tin* end of .July 1093. $371,230 was donated lor the rebuilding ctfori according to society lluaruial records Mill hv die end ol March Wiseman says dint amount had dwindled to $3|H.HH9 Although 8 3 .H 4 3 w as sp e n t lo r re construction expenses, a (III lerence ol about $-|H,5U0 re m.lined Irom die.Inly auiounl Wiseman says some ol die iccnustruiutnn money was opp a te n tly spent lor m o n ih iy expenses, hut site's iiiircrtaln ol die exact amount, Th e first reconstruction (luminous were plared in die society's non In­ terest-hearing checking account used lo pay the monthly shelter expenses, says Wiseman. Wiseman says she recorded many ol the contributions in her home computer lor the society Irom all over the city. Com m issioner Hon Sargent said (trier she voted In tavor ot commended DeCarln for bring­ Ihe basketball goal during the ing neighbors who supported March 21 meeting, she received him to answer some of the four calls from constlUilcnts questions raised at the previous chiding her lor voting before m e e ting . C o m m is s io n e r Iris Henson said she still could not investigating I he situation. If the i lly granted the request.' vote for a special exception tine Lo ves!rand said, sim ilar re­ lo the potential llahllliy lo Ihe quests would start coming In ell v. planner Dick Wells had staled. " My highest priority Is the h isto ric d is tric t.' W e ll, m y highest priority Is lo fill the empty store fronts, no matter where they are." Wells, who helped develop die historic preservation element, now w o rk s for the C ity of Casselberry. In odter business, the com ­ missioners rejected a recpiest for the second time from a home- Contin u e d from Page 1A owner In Hidden Oaks Subdivi­ control an sion who wanted to erect a outbreak ot parvovirus, fatal to basketball goal In tin' city canines. right-of-way so neighborhood Society director Marry Mlaek c h ild re n co u ld p in y In (he said three popples have died and cul-de-sac. two dogs h m im e III, hut are My ti 4-to-l vote, the rnmmls- recovering The close-down to sloners said "n o " lo the request Ihe jmhlle and all adoptions was from Hick DeCarln. 1011 Cross d o n e as a p r e c a u t i o n a r y Cut Way. Altlmugli several ol measure while the premises are D rC a rlo 's neighbors (old die sanlll/ed. Th e measure Is being commission they did not object luken lo assure the virulent lo the goal, die commissioners virus Isn’t spread. rejected the request c itin g Mlaek said there Is an outbreak possible llahllliy Halm s against ol the virus ihruughoul the the city. south and lias forced the dis­ Com m issioner Marie Vncrn mantling of one shelter In an effort to eradicate It. Mlaek said tile shelter and grounds are being sprayed dally with two disinfectants to curb fro m a m o u n ts p en ciled on lfie hardy virus Mlaek said even envelopes after checks were de­ Ihe surface of the soil has been posited. hut that amount was hauled away In an elforl lo rid only about $200.(XX). Wiseman (lie grounds ol the virus which says. can he fatal to dogs, hut does no! How the money was spent Is alleel eats or humans. uncertain Wiseman says hank Mlaek said Thursday will be statements |irlor lo Ju ly 1003 w cll beyond the ln e u h .itIon ean'l In- found. Many ol the period since the last dog at Ihe society’s records more than a year old are kept In tiling cabinets in a sited along with gardening tools paint anil other chemicals Wiseman says she is uncertain wh.it Is in the cabi­ nets C lo s e ----------- shelter became 111 "W e ’re being overly cautious," said Mlaek. Mlaek said the v iru s was brought to tin- shelter March 12 when a woman brought three nine-week-old puppies. Th e y were cheeked for Ihe signs of parvovirus: lethargy, diarrhea and vomiting, hot did nol show those signs They were inoenlaird lor the virus and oilier common diseases and |tlaeed In the shelter. On March 21. nine days later, one of the popples fell 111 and was quarantined while treatment began, said Mlaek. Th e next day. I he |>uppy was dead. Another of the three pupjitcs was adopted on Mareli 24 and fell 111 March 29. said Mlaek. Thai dog and thr third subsequently died. Mlaek said two dogs al ihe shelter also showed signs of the disease. Iiul will recover No oilier dogs have shown signs ol tlie disease, he said I u 1 9 8 9 . I li e s o c l r t y euthanized 22 dogs when ranine distemper wos discovered All Transmission , Defects / Are Not Major Problems — Consult a ,/ Specialist " T ills was done somewhat h.ip ha/ardlv ' says Wiseman I have to assume Idle uumcyl w a s u s e d to p a v s o c ie ty expenses I've tx-eil filtering (III a computer) all ol the t berks since llilv but 1 have qullc a lot lli.it are missing Irom stole Uietlts. lli.it a r e out III si■pie ore East August Wiseman savs she look all ot tin lire hunt tnoinx then alxiut $3f)l),(XX). and placed It in an Interest m on cyiiin ik rt .u rn im i Another $13 ,7 23 was added Irom a bequest lo help restore the original amount, savs Wiseman Although die Itrsi phase ol Ihe project will cost u Ih iiii $-150,000. Ilardee says In- isn't concerned about tilin g short by nearly $ l(XMXX) " I ’m tua loo worried about It." says Hardee "lit construction. It vou have 50 prneiit or more, you can get going." Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209W. 25tii St., Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 30Years... SameLocation DEATHS * THEODORE ROYAL CROMACK Theodore Koval Cromack. HH, Carriage ('ovc, Sanford, died Saturday. April 2. 1994. at Htlliiaven Healthcare Center. Sanford. Morn May 10. 1905, in (ircenfleld. Mass., he moved to Central Florida In 1979. Mr. < romaek was a carpenter. He was P ro te sta n t lie was a member ol the Sanford ShufIll-board Huh. |xist master of the S h e lb u r n e O ra n g e OH ant) Deerfield Valley, Pomutiu. Survivors Include wife. Helen C , daughter, Mac Isabel Moore. S h e I hit r u e . M a s s .; s o n s . Theodore Hubert. Shelburne. Mniee A llo t). H e a th . M ass.. Duane Ellis, Hadley. Mass.; 17 grandchildren and 30 great­ grandchildren Halil w in -F a irc h ild Fu n e ra l Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge of ar­ rangements. G LAD Y9 EDW ARDS FREY G la d ys Edw ards Frey. 72. Creekwater Terrace, Luke Mary, died Sunday. April 3. 1994. at her residence. Morn Aug. 21. 1921. In Oslella. Te n n ., she moved to Central Florida In 1973. Mrs. Frey was an ajiartincut manager and a member of Central Christian Church, O r­ lando. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e s o n s , tim o th y Michael. C olum bia, Md.. George Units, Longwood. J o h n E d w a rd s. Tallahassee: daughter. Hradlcy Jane Nettles. Auburn. Ala.; 1-1 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. M a ltlw ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, In charge of ar­ rangements. JA M E S H AR O LD G IS T J a m e s H a r o ld G i s t . 6 5 . C a la b r ia D r iv e . A lta m o n te Springs, died Sunday. April 3. 1994. at Ills residence. Morn J u ly 3, 1928, In Union. S.C., he moved lo Central Florida In 190S. Mr. Gist was a retired painter. Survivors Include wife, Maria: s o n s . H a r o ld . A lt a m o n te Springs, Jo h n Paul, Milton Lugo. Ihi II i of Brooklyn. N.Y.; daugh­ ter. Carmen Morales. Tum jui; one grandson. Halil w in -F a t relit Id F u n e ra l Horne. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. R O D E R T J A C K H IC K S O N . SR. Robert Jack Hickson. Sr.. 90. South Mellonvllle Avenue. San ford, (licit Monday, April 4. 1994. at Htlliiaven Healthcare Center. Sanford. Horn April 7. IH97. In M uylow n. he was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. Mr. Hickson was a member of First Presbyterian .Church. Sanford. He retired as a lieutenant from the Sanford polar department In 1904 where he had been an officer since 1948. lie was a lifetime member ol Ihe Sanford E lk s L o d g e a n d P o lic e Menevolent Assixiatlon. Survivors Include son. Paul D., S a n f o r d ; d a u g h t e r . H e le n Hickson Jones/Dunn. Sanford; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Hrlssou Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge ofarrangeinenls. TH O M A S MABRY Thomas Mabry. 91. Hrasste Drive. Longwood. died Saturday. April 2. 1994 at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Sjirtngs. Horn March 12. 1903, In McGregor. Texas, lie moved lo Central Florida In 1993. lie was a self-employed exporter. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e s o n . Nicholas, Longwood; daughter. Nancy Denny, Los Angeles. Central Florida Funeral Serv­ ice and Cremation Center. O r­ lando. Ill charge of arrange­ ments. L O U V E R T A P E R V IS Lou Verta Pervls, HO. Polnseltu Drive. Longwood. died Saturday, April 2. 1994. at Florida Hospi­ tal, Altamonte Springs. Horn May 2H. 1907. in Plant City, she moved to Central Florida In 1939. Mrs. Pervls was a retired nurse's aide for Florida Hospital and a m em ber of M arkham Rosewood— C on tin u e d from Page 2 A did not support accusations by Rosewood supporters that gov­ ernment officials at the time fulled lo stop the violence. Woods Scviiilh -d a y Adventist Church. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e so n s. Donald E , Sarasota. Norman !... Siloum Sjirtngs. Ark daughter. Dorothy L. T ld d . Tam asscc. S.C.; brothers. Carl Myron tirli­ lt 11. Kenneth W illiam Griffin, both of Dade C it y ; sisters. Charley Lee Wilson. Lillie Fern Price, tinlli of Dade City, eight grandchildren and four great­ grandchildren. H a ld w lti-F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Forest City, in charge of arrangements. SARAH GRACE W ALLACE Sarah Grace Wallace. HH, West I7ih Street. Sanford, died Sat urday, April 2 . ttftM. in 5t Augustine. Morn May 24, 1905. In Cavarcs County. N. C., she moved lo Sanford In 1910. Mrs. Wallace was a homemaker and a member of First Presbyterian Church. Sanford. Stic la-longed to U.D.C and wits punt president of tlie Sanford Women’s Clut). Survivors include son. Mrad, W in te r S p rin g s ; d a u g h te rs. Penny Daniel. Elluvllle. Cm.. Sally Willis. Jacksonville Mcurh. nine g ra n d c h ild re n and six great-grandchildren. ■frisson Funeral Home. San­ ford. til charge ol arrangements, 2 - pc o v £h ROASTED CHICKEN DINNER FUNERALS i CQUYT ffptUOMOt 4-WoVfN $ 9 5 9 :"S S j . ROASTED I CHICKEN I DINNER —— I -1mm Owi m 0«1«, nai • I -iosti n?W«ci uu* ■ lets ; lets; V S j ’* • — > | L E E 'S ; V S S S S f HICKSON. ROBERT JACK, SR 15-PIECE BOX Funtfal wfvitet lor Jack Mlckwn will tot Wedrtfiday, April 4, ol ] p m , in lli« Bnsion Funeral Home Chapel wilh the Rev Bruce B Scott olhct.ilmg Interment will follow in Evergreen Cemetery Frlends may call at the funeral home Tueiday, from f p m until 9 pm Arrangement* by Britton Funeral Home Sanford f S->ltCe‘ •Op* •jiarfi V- — M M klM I* ! LETS, atM rr L5E§! lee 's 1905 S.FREN C H AVE., SA N F O R D » 323-3650' WALLACE. SARAH GRACE Gravetuie tervlce lor M rs Wallace will be Wedneiday, April 6, at If a m . In the Oaklawn Memorial Park Cemetery with the Rev James Morley officiating Friend* may call at the funeral honw Tuesday from 6 until fpm Arran ge me nt! by B r i n o n Funeral Home, Sanford James Quinn, M .D. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SANFORD !Presents 5TH A N N U A L YO UTH BLAST 1994 DAVIDEDWARDS Dwd >m, x«u( ra^crl Im St i x lut, w*i ifluBi Is pleased to announce his association with Mt p>n«ti t UCJUI ntu*)t lo IMOI taou th. cw*y on loft, A M ia J arm iMnjg* PAULGUFFY PlM ihi'i N nwii «>vOhrtd *r» nwuitry If# ttif ptti in «• N k$*J voctHt to# tr* group MUtOOR muve im mt!ug$ •I on* of •ocoufig«m«fit •ndcomfui tofv# l!Ho«r A lft«t etnlfit Around i M* cnrwntntd k> l«r#trg Jfiui md IOM«rd mjturily m CNul Harvey Schefsky, M.D. Chi$«ngirig fm| auJ,«nct ShAr^g Tt rmtujfl ot if* VI « f«Ukon$Np J*!u! P*jti d*t#t 4 In . R E V I V A L Wl Family Practice Dr. Schefsky Is a board certified family practice physician with over 20 years In practice. Nou> accepting patients. Office b o n is a iv by appointment. 2209 South French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 (407) 321-4230 : n A P R IL . 9 - 1 3 , i l l t r __ 1994 April 9tli YO UTH ULAST AT F T. 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Krm rmher those (lilt t'ertllk ales lor Mom No matter whol you needed while you wen Hrowlnn up, there was one person you i on Id <all io del anything dune One inattlial word mold waslt the socks. fix your lum It. lion a shirt and i*o shnimlnd • all at the same time! Yep M um'" could E*r-1 anyth In la n d everything done In no I line at all. Now tlml you waul In do somcthliii* sp i, ml for her who do you call? Why Neal \ lnl\ ul course) You could |ust shout out Neal N Tidy" ai the top of your limns like you used to i all Mom"' hut you'll ifet a heller response il you <all tin m ii 3 2 4 -1 177 or 321-7800 rhnt'ii rlftlit Nr.it N fitly now has two phone numhers for vom m in t nlcncc. Neat N T id y Cleaning Services does ew is tiling to make Mom's house look jjrcal I lu ir weekly, hl-wcckly or monthly i Icanlnn im lodes iol.il vat iiu m mop and wax III net tletll all Hoots, dust and wax all lurillturc Iln total kilt lieu pat ka^e im hides eleaniuu the stove relt lijeraloi and mlt tow.ne wipini' down anil pulislum1 , all i al tit let s i le.oiiou all .ippllaut es and wlpmn all t on ill ei s I ol. i|e|i it ill mol the 11, il III in oils lilt Index mop 4 wax Ik nils i lean all mil mi s and wipe down (lies ami shown doors Ncul N T i d y All Clean Service also add-, i I ihn . spei i.il loin lies such as i Ii.nmni^ lim ns .mil towels ui.ikiiii* hells and ■le.iiilup <.-ilnit* I ms ami window sills ami ilnini; windows A< in .ills Hies ilon I (list do windows 111.-v lInnout'lils i k . n i iln in iilMilr ami mil ill i liollm; the s< iei ns Neut N T i lly All Clean Se r­ vice null-cuntrai Is Jobs out for carpet d r ailing and handlntail service. AIU i tin Initial deep i li-.lliltlLt Neal N I ids s si.aid.m l lesldenllal i Irani lie l at l((i s m pin e liom S i n t o sTifi depend nil(on liic si/e ol \ oiii lioim Neat N T i d y is ,i icllnhlr lo m p a n v that does iiiiii e 111, i i i simply •l< an a house i lies' i .lie lor il All those minni home tepaiis sm li as pamtiiui. plu mhii m i ai pen 11 s vs,iII|>,i|>ei and Keueral home re|>ali ran la llinshed prop i is by i alllne Neal N I lily No task Is too lary>eor Ii hi small Im this crew ITian Ilaiullim a Ian lo nisialluiti new w i i s I Hum mil Neat N T i lly i .in do il all' Neat N T i l l y is a lomplete i li.oim i; set sue spei l.lll/lllll III ollll es |s|.l| I lilt' .it S'.(l), new I oil sit in t ii it i I ioi Isi i i . iiliis window p.n knurs and nulsidc 11 .it1. 1 wash ( ami III.ul owitfi and I tons a mail, icei ssm k ll.ii il lo nialo sure I lial die |nh Is d m ic 1114111 es eis Him l o help make 111mils run smooiltls an < hailie Yolomla Ii i an d .lu y II sou 11 look 11 a; Im in extra spi 1 1.■I tilli Im Mom 01 anyone i T m tiise Neal \ I ids a i all at 32 I 1177 oi 32 I Il s soi niivritleill llies even hritltl all I Ill'll own supplli s a n d ei|iilpllieul Si 11 ell Mom l o k i i k l i . u k telax atlil taki the day nil Anv day i ail lie a vat .llloll w in n Neal N I Ills does die (IIItv win k lot soil 1 S A LES A BEFORE W E ROLL OUT YOUR CARPET. 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Jackie Janowlak and Jo y Weaver (one triple and three KUI caehl and I’hyllls Haynes (triple). • Th e Barkers, now 3-2 on the season, will play • at 8:30 p.m. next week against the Lake Hraulley I’lanl Corporation. From Staff Reports ______ PO R T ORANCiE - Never challenge a mail dog. The Spruce Creek High School Hawks found that nut Monday night us tin- Lym an High School Orryhinitida wlilppctl the Hawks 3-1 In a Class 5A--District -I baseball game at Purl Orange. Th e Greyhounds were still smarting from a sub-par performance Friday night lhal saw- lheir six-game winning streak ended by the Daytona HeochSeabreexe Snndcrnbs and they made Spruce Creek pay Pilchers Eric Kalauskas and Kyle llnyde combined on a Ihree hlltcr. the offense pounded uni nine tills against Hawks ace Hrlan Midler anti ilu- defense played flawlessly as Lym an won Its I2lh game In 14 starts. O R EY H O U N D 1 ). M AW Kl I Longwood Lyman 020 #10 0 Port Orange Spruce Cttek CIO 000 t Kalautkat. Horde 10) and Roller Muller and Vuirolln Kalautkat (JO ) I P Muller Save - Hard# 14) JD Galnet. Shipley, Spruce Crook Matlro JO non# MR Record* — Lyman IJ S. Sprue# Crook 1 0 J » 0 1 10 WP Lyman non* Kalauskas. a senior lefthander. Improved Ills |>crsomil record to 3-0 on the season as Inallowed one run oil two hits and struck out eight over the first live Innings. Ilayde. a Junior righthander, came on to pitch the Until two Innings and gave sip Just one hit to earn Ills fourth save of the season. Th e Greyhounds seorrcl two rim s to the lop ol the second tuning and added the Insurance run In the fifth Inning. Th e Hawks' lone run came In the hnliom nl die second inning. Providing ilu- offense' for Lyman were Junior Teddy Roller |lhree-fnr-four. one Rill), sophomore Justin Shipley (Iwo fnr-lhree. one douhlr-l. Mike Krupn (iw n -fn M w o . one HHII. Kyle Galin-s |one-fm three, one double, one run scored), Mark Tliclsen (tun- for two|. Junior T o m m y Dixon (onc-for-lhree. one run scored), junior Klley Culupu (one-for-lltree) attd sophomore Jason Gronerl (one run scored). Shortstop Keith Mnslrn pared die Sprure Creek |7-9) olfense wllfi a tlotdrle. Th e Greylittunds, now 13-5 on die season, will play iwo more illstrlel games lids week hosting Lake I lowed on Wednesday and traveling In Lnkc Mary Friday night Hot It games will start at 7 p.m. and Ixitli games will also In- Seminole Athletic Coulerenee contests. Pirates, A’s win in BRL AROUND THE STATE" : B u c s m ake two deals • T A M P A — The Tam pa Hay Hueeaneers on • Monday signed free-ugent defensive lineman tllalsc Winter and trailed lor Dallas safety Thom as Everett lor an undlselosrd draft |>lek Winter. 32. started 31 names at defensive tackle the past two seasons lor the San Diego Charters and had 73 tackles and right sacks. Everett. 29. who had two Inleivrptlons and 97 tackles In 1993 and was nicked lor Ids first Pro jlowl. will help Blister a Hues piss defense that ranked I -till In the N FL last year From Staff S A N F O R D — 'I he M oose L o d g e P ira te s he r-iim e the lirs i tlit < • g a im w i n n e r , w h ile d i r K lw a n ls C l u b O rio le s le d f ro m i !•#- r a n k s ol tin u n b e a t e n III S a n lo t d R e e r e a ilo n D e p a r t n n -t il H a h e R u t h H a s r b a ll L e a g u e u e tlriu at S a n to rd M e m o ria l S t a d i u m M o tn la y e v e n in g T h e P ira te s e ra s e d a I « » le a d w it h a liv e -r u n b o tto m ol th e lirs i in n in g a n d n e v e r lo o k e d b a rk in < h ih h ln g th e H a g g s P ro rlu e e E x |n is 9 I o n AROUND THE NATION P e n g u in s short Lightning P IT T S B U R G H — T o m Harrasso made 21* saves and the Pittsburgh Penguins survived Mario l.emleux's IIrsl-period election and l«-at the Tam pa Hay Lightning 2 I Monday ulgltl Panthers com e up short / .u n i H e c k F ie ld Inside the stadium II was a whnli (lllleienl mailer, as the Wnudiin ii ol lire World A s. who came lulu the See Habe R u th, Page 211 N EW YORK — Sergei Nemehlliov and Steve Larmer scored third-period coals and goalie Mike Richter outdueled ex-teammale and fellow All-Star John Vanhleshrouek as the New York Manners heal Florida 3-2 Monday ulnlil Strawberry enters clinic LOS A N G E L E S — I Darryl Sira wherry. In tears and distraught over having lei down I he Los Allgclcs Dodgers, told the team lie has a drug problem and was placed on the disabled list "H e's dealing with a problem lhal goes beyond the game." GM Freil ( 'lairc said "H e did drill previously with a problem with alcohol Tills Is a sutmlumi- abuse problem N C A A title to A rkan sas C H A R L O T T E . N.C. — Scotty Th u rm a n , a (i-loot-fj sophomore from Huston. La., lilt a Ill-breaking 3-|ioluler as the shot clock expired w ith 50 seconds left and the Arkansas Ra/orhacks went on to Itcul Duke 70-72 for their llrst national championship. Athletic* Of IOl>* Tho Klwanls Club Orioles' Mlko Hacknoy slldos under the lag ol Woodmen ol tho World A s catcher Broil Wilto to score In Sanlord Rocroatlon Department Babo Seminole collects net wins From Staff Reports WHAT’S H : M e n s ’ B aseb all Seminole C.C. of Sonia Fe C.C., 3 p.m B o y s ’ B aseball Spruco Crook ol Lake Howoll, 7 p.m. W o m e n s’ Softball Somlnole C.C. al St. John’s River C.C.. 3 p.m G irls’ Softball •]Lyman al Lake Howoll, 4 p.m, iOvledo at Doltona, 4 p.m. C; Somlnole at Lake Brantloy, 7 p.m. B o y s ’ Golf Lake Mary vs. Oviedo al Ekana, 3:30 p.m □ Lyman vs. Lake Howell at Doer Run, 3:30 p in. G irls’ Golf . 1 L. Brantley vs. Somlnole al Mayfair, 3:30 p.m. IJ L. Howell vs. Lyman al Rolling Hills, 3:30 p.m. B o y s ’ Tennis □ Oviedo vs. Somlnole al Lake Sylvan, 3 p in. □ Spruco Crook at Lake Mary, 3:30 p m. G irls’ Tennis □ L. Howell vs. L. Brantley al Sanlando, 3:30 p.m. □ L. Mary vs. S. Crook al Indigo Lakos, 3:30 p.m. □ Oviedo vs. Semlnolo al Loko Sylvan, 3 p.m. LONG W O O D - Th e Semi mile High School boys' and girls' lentils teams continued i heir most successful seasons Monday, whipping tin- Lym an teams hy Identical 5-2 scores al tin -1.1IS courts. Tilt- hoys' team got singles victories from O scar C a nnona/ado. Eddie Vargas and Sebastian G rasal number four and also won both doubles mulches to raise iIn* Flghitng Scmlnnlcs record lo -1-5. 'The Greyhounds got wins from Andy Garcia and from Jake Urban, lull saw their record fall lo 9 3. On flu- girls' side. Aubrey Nelson. Tlffuny Soderslroin and Hlanca Stevenson, as well as h u l h d o u b le s teams, collec­ ted tin- wins for Seminole, which also Improved to 4-5. Angle Maleos and Shalon Newman claimed the victories for Lym an, which fell to l -l 1. Th e Trib e teams will he to action again today, hosting Oviedo al Lake Sylvan Park s t a r l i n g al 3 p .m . T h e Grcytimiuds will (day at DcItonu at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. BOYS SEMI HOLES S. GREYHOUNDS J I— } — J— 4S— CannonaiadolSI defeated Kahn. 0 J Corel# IL ) defeated Edward*. I I Varga* IS) dvlcaledConner, I 4 Grot I Si deleafedChaulk, 0 0 (> 0) Urban IL l d«l*oledDurham.0 S 1 double* — Connona/ado Edward* (SI del Garcia Kahn. 0* 2 doublet — Varga* Grot ISl defeated Conner Chaulk, 0 * Record* - Seminole 4 J. Lyman 0 J GIRLS SEMINOLESJ. GREYHOUNDS J HA8KETHALL ( 7:30 p.m. - SIJN. NHA. Milwaukee Ducks al Orlando Magic, |L) t Complete listings on Page 2B R o p o rti I Helton IS) defealedMendelvohn. I 0 J — Sodertlrom IS) del Knutton, 0 4 J — Maleot IL ) defeated Balllngall. 0 J 4 - Stevcmon ISl delealed Garber, I I 5 - Newman IL l del We»lm ark,04 1 double* — Helton Sodertlrom (SI detealedMendeliotn Knulvon. 1 1 2 double* - Skuventon Wetlmark IS) defeated Maleot Garber. I S Record* - Seminole 4 S; Lyman I I I Rulh Baseball Leaguo action at Santord Memorial Stadium Monday Tho low throw was about tho only thing lhal word wrong as tho A s upsol tho Oriolos 11-6 r. ip#* Pl>#l#t SANTORO STADIUM IJ1 lYl * — I* » 101 *00 - 0 — IOO 00# — I *01 • oil - * I Brow n’s “h o p s” to Easter crown Spaclal to tho Horald T A M P A — The Brown's Gymnastics Central Level HR (restrleiedl girls' team from Altamonte Springs cap­ tured tln-lr fourth consecutive team championship while On- Level H non-rcstrlcted learn claimed a dilrtl Jiluce finish al the Easier Hunny Invitational in Tampa on March 20lh. Brown's posted a score of 100.80 to finish uhead of die host gym . Northwest YMCA. In the reslrleterl 8-11 age group. C h r l s l y Shepard earned a second place ali around after accumulating 32.75 points Her score came on tin- strength ol a second place llulsh In balance beam (8.20). fourth In vault (8.-10). ||ftli on bars (7.90) and sixth on floor exercise (8.25). Sara H a rp e r jilaced third all around with a score of 32.675 gathered with a winning performance In the balance beam competition (8.25). a second place finish on vault 18.525). fifth on floor exercise (8.35) and eighth on bars (7.55). > Michelle I r v i n was fourth all around (32.001 with two second place finishes on floor exercise (8.551 and uneven liars (8.25). K i m Wood finished sixth all around (32.45) by capturing the floor exercise (8.60). taking second on balance beam (8.20) and fifth on vault (8.35) B r i t t a n y C r u p look eighth all around (31.801 with a second place finish on lloor exercise (8.55). sixth on bars (7.80) and seventh on vault (8.25). Sharon W a in won the vault competition with a score of 8.575 ami finished sixth on lloor exercise (8.25). Caroline T h o m p s o n and Nichole W illia m s shared fourth place on balance beam with a score of 8.15. W illia m s also took seventh In bars (7.60) and ninth on vault (8.20). Inllie 12-unb-nvcr icsti It led gtuup E m ily C u n n in g h a m brought home the all around champion ship with a i out posit r score ol 33 15 A le x is I- ord was lourih (32 101 and Nichole Th o m a s was sixth 132 0 5 1 C u n n in g h a m won the liars competition outright with an 8 45 ami also added a second place llulsh on vault |8 5()|. a fourth on the balance beam 17 90) and sixth on lloor (8.301 Fo rd took third on the Ilnur exercise (8 35). lourih no bars |8 15| and llllli on vault (8 101 Th o m a s won the balance beam competition with a score nl 8 2 0 . She added a third place n o Iln u r |8 J 5 | and a lourih on vault |8 45). The lion-restrteled team recorded a score nl 105 175 in trail North Florida Gymnastics (100.825) and Tampa Gymnastics Center |i050.251 and finish ahead of Gemini Gvmnaslles--Clearwater 1103.901 In tlit- 12 13 age group. Hope Hollkam p parlayed Iwo lirsi place finishes on vault 19.05) and bars ni In) with a second An floor (9.10) and a llllli on beam |N I0| in will tin- all around championship with a combined score of 35.70. Sam antha Hinson tied H ollkam p lor llisi on vault (9.05) and wot It the Hour exercise outright (9.20). giving her a fifth place all around (34.55). C h ris tia n Savage contributed a sixth-place llulsh on vault (8.675). The 14-15 age group found A m anda Rch pulling together a trio of second place finishes on bars 10.001. beam (8.10) and Ilnur exercise (8.90) to earn her third place all around (3-1.15). The Brown's Central girls head for Pompano Beach Hits weekend lAprll 9-10) for the state championships, closing out their competitive season. Race still alive in Recreational Volleyball From Staff Raports S A N FO R D - The pulse may be weak, hut the heart Is still healing. Just when tl looked like team Won from Wcstvlew Baptist Church wus about ready to put the finishing touches on the league c ro w n . Rolnco ended W on's four week perfect streak and kept Its slim title hopes alive In the Sanford Recre­ ation Department Spring Recre­ ational Volleyball League. Won had not lost a game In tinleague at the Sanford Middle School Gym natorlum since winning two games and losing two games the first week of the season. Hut Rolnco look cure ol that winning run In the fifth game ol the evening, claiming an Impressive 15-7 victory over Won. W ith four weeks left In the season. RESULTS W tilylew Capful Won IS. Premier S Romeo I* Wetlvlew Capful II I# Wetlvlew Wan IS. Flrtl BaplUI J Rolnco 15. Premlor IJ Rolnco IS, We*lylow BaptlO Won / First Baptist II. W tllvlew Baplitl II II Premier IS, Flr»l B a p llU IJ Wetlvlew Won IS. Wetlvlew I IJ Wetlvlew Baplitl II IS. Premier I] Rolnco IS, Sanlord Flrtl Deplltl • Won. now with a 21-3 record. sitll holds a th re e -ga m e lead over Rolnco. which Improved to 18-6. In other happenings M onday ntglii. team two from Wcstvlew Baptist Church won Its llrst game of the season, edging Premier 15-13. and Sanford First Uuptlsl Church fell under .500 for the llrst time this season, seeing Its live consecutive week record of whining two games and losing two games end with one win. three loss week Wcstvlew Baptist Church-11. Sunford First Baptist Church and Prc inter all finished the week with Identical 1-3 game records, but live of i lie bead-Ut-heud mulcluips were decided by less Ilian five points. Weslvlew-ll almost w i k i iwo other games, falling lo Rnlneo. 15-10. and First HujiHsl. 15-11. First baptist nearly had us sixth straight two and two week, hut left to Premier by tin- score ol 15-13. Premier came close to having Its llrst winning night since the llrst week. as. In addition to Its lo s s to Wcstvlcw-ll. H fell to Rolnco by the Idem leal score ol 15-13. T r a i l i n g W c s t v le w U a p tls i Church-W on and Rolnco In tinstandings are Sanlord First Baptist Church (11-13). Premier (9-151 and Wcstvlew Baptist C hu rrh -ll 11-23). FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY I « I JINN RECK FIELD �m 2 B - San lo id Humid. Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday, April 5, 1994 Seminole, Ovied get votes in poll STATS & STANDINGS DOGS At Sanlord Orlando Monday night Flrtlroco — 1/14, Bt 11.14 5 SI Conltrlold It 40 » <0 J to 1M 't Pap* Boo Go* 0 10 3*0 IS u m m E tU llo 4*0 o n >1*0*op u d rtaoT is i» m i to Stcond roc* - 1/1, O: )M * 5 Pr Inc*** Heart 100 4 00 1 00 1 Royalblack Magic 4 10 >10 tOm nlM *t*or 1 (0 O I I I ) 11 1* P O i l 1(00 T ( t i l l 114 40 DD O >14*0010 I 1411*100 Third roc# — 1/1*. D 11 4* l C r'» Mean Streak. 5 00 3 40 7 40 3Look1of!h*light 500 3 74 5Quetta Belt* 3N Q t l )>9 40 P (t 3)19*0 T i l 3)194*4 Fourth riCA — S/I*y, C: )).>» 'l P rani iff r 5 00 3 10 300 1 MomboOvAfn 14 40 7*0 3 Or and Nomad 4 40 O O I U M O P I I D U I O T O 1 J i m 40 FH Ihracf - VIA. M J1.J1 A *0 4 A0 4 30 2 Mil* Thor 300 740 4 HI * Rocky 7 Scrabble 5 40 Q ( I 4 ) I ) 40 P9> 4) 7140 T (14 7110) 40 )lith r* c e — )/ l4, D: 11.44 3 Spill Tackle 74*0 13 10 7 30 a Quick Lap 1510 440 ) Peach War* )M Q (3 i ) 90 00 P (3 All) 11.70 T (1 I D 1)19.00 P (All 1)4 40 Seventh roc* — 1/14, A l 31.19 ) Crown * HI Kick S40 ) M 110 t Rocket Bled* 7 40 310 4 Summ Du*t*r 7» 0 (1 * 1 31.20 P () 1 ) 31 44 T 0 1 *1 194.44 S O l * 1)144144 Etghlhroct -3/14, C: 11.33 7Ml** Amber 1140 It 70 4 10 1 Hop* F»t*rb*»l tl 30 400 4 P riitylG e m 74 00 OM 7) 70 40 P 93 11 )104 T i l l *1*10 30 Ninth rote - 1/1, C: 1111 e Mtk* %Kink 11 *0 4 40 330 I Afltfc O lt Dog 4 10 300 6 Lrlif De Mr 340 Q (1 411140 P ti l 151 40 T (1 1 4) 144 44 10th rac* - S/U. B 30 t l t Omni Tioga 7 A0 17 40 7 40 4 Ml Sandpebbl* 70 40 5 30 710 4 S| Patch** Q I I 4) 70 44 PI1 4) 94 04 T (14 4) 111 *0 HIT* race - 5/14. D: 31.17 4 T*nn'» Don Price 7 30 J 10 340 • Shelby'* Jock *40 4 10 S N itG lb u m 400 a O i l 1140 P (4 1) 114 40 T 1 4 0 ) 4M 40 T T (1 4 4 4 1 1) 0 40 Jackpot 4110 40 llthrac* — )/l4, At 11.14 1 Happy Charli* *40 4 (0 1 10 a Imoki# Trial* 17 (0 4 10 3 Rm sMemorymaker l oo Q (> 4) 40 (4 P tl 41 141 10 T tl 4 1) 100 *4 11th rac* — 1/14, C: 11.44 1 Lulu Walt* 14 10 10 00 3 40 4 nt* > Beyl* II 40 4 30 I Shadow For c* 3 40 Q I1 *1 It OOP tl 4) I0J40T 11 4 )1 144 40 QD 0 4 1 All) 1(0 40 II 4 A l 4) m . 10 I4lhrac* — 1/1, B) 14 *1 I I Quern * 40 * 40 t) 40 * Tonka Wmdchlll 10(0 7 (0 5 Forbe* Sweell* 1>40 Q <3 4) 44 00 P (1 4) 37 30 T 11*11 1101 00 S 0 4)1)14)4.10 A-1.041) H — >140.110 BASEBALL STANDINGS All Tune* E O T AM E RICAN LE A O U E E j i I Hvi*l«n L W Balrimor* 1 0 Boston 1 0 Ntw York 0 1 ■" 1 Toronto ’ 0 •■#»«*.* * 0 1 Detroit Central Ditlilon W L C l e v e l J r i d i 0 Milwaukee 0 0 Minn*to la 0 0 Chicago 0 1 Kan*,** City 0 1 W as! Division L W California 0 0 0 0 Oakland 0 1 Seallle 1 0 Teia* Monday* Oamt* Cleveland*. Seattle! 11 inning* N*w York S, TeaAl 1 Botlon ». Detroit * Toronto 7, Chicago! Pet. i ooo 1 000 1 000 i ooo ooo OB — — — •*. 1 Pet. OB 1 ooo — ooo •l ooo ooo 1 ooo 1 OB Pel ooo — ooo — ooo 'i ooo 11 NBA STANDINGS All Tima* E O T E A S TE R N C O N FE R E N C E Atlantic Dlvliion L Pet. w ■ New York 51 If 77t Orlinde It 47 St7 Miami 31 34 521 N*w J*r**y 37 34 571 Botlon 7A 44 371 Waihinglon 71 50 JtA Philadelphia 71 51 792 Ctflfril Division i Atlanta 50 77 At4 48 24 467 ■ Chicago Cleveland 41 31 54t Indiana 31 33 535 Char loll* 37 38 457 Datroll 70 51 787 Milwauk** It 52 7A8 W E S TE R N C O N FE R E N C E M.dwrit Dtvtiten W L Pci. ■ San Antonia 57 30 73? « Houtton 51 30 H I ■ Utah 45 37 435 D*nyar 35 35 500 It 53 341 Minn* tot* Della* 8 43 111 Pacific Division > Seattle 54 13 741 a Phoenlk 48 3) *74 a Portland 43 30 549 Golden Stale 41 X 577 L A Laker* 32 K 451 L A Clipper* 75 44 353 Sacramento 74 47 134 a clinched p la y o llb e rth Monday'* O am ti No gam** scheduled Tu*tday‘* Oamt* Oakland I Witt la 111 al Milwaukee lEldred 14 141.3 01pm Chicago (FArnande/ l l t l al Toronto (Sfvvvorl 17 81 r 7 35 p m C a II for inla (Langilort 14 111 of Minn* tala (Tapani 13 1)1, 4 05 p m N A TIO N A L L E A O U E East Dvttton W L Pet. OB Allanla 1 0 1 ooo — New York 1 0 1 ooo — 0 1 ooo — Philadelphia 1 0 Florid* 0 .000 5* Monlraal 1 0 ooo 1 Canfral Division L Pet. OB W Houston 1 0 1 ooo — Cincinnati I 1 500 ta 1 1 500 SI Loult ta ooo 1 Chicago 0 1 Pllltburgh 0 1 ooo 1 Wtsl Division L Pel. OB W 0 1 ooo «— San Francitco 1 ooo Lo* Angela* 0 0 Colorado 0 1 ooo 1 1 ooo 1 San Diego 0 Monday* Oamt* Cincinnati ), SI. Lou!t4, 10 Inning* New York l3.Chlcagol Houtton 4, Montreal S 13 Inning* San Franclscol. Plt14>orgh0 Atlanta 4, San Diego 1 Philadelphia 13. Colorado* Tuesday* Game* New York (Smith 4 l) at Chicago (Gutman 13 10). J:30p m Pllltburgh (Cook* 1010) *1 San Francisco (Swill 111 ). ] D p m Florida (Hough (1 4 ) al La* A n q ilti (Horthltar 1114), 4:01p.m. Montreal IHIII (71 *7 Houtton (Orabtk t 141,4 05p m Atlanta (G lavlne 314) al San Dltgo (W hllthur»(4 7), 10 OSp m COLLEQB BASEBALL Category v '94 Games................ 0 At-balo................ 0 Runs................... 0 Hits..................... 0 RBI...................... 0 Doubles.............. 0 Triples................ 0 Homo runs........ 0 Steals................. 0 Average...............000 OB Tuatday't Oamt* COLLIQKBASKBTBALL NCAA Tournament All Time* E D T The Final Four At Charlotte Calttewm Charlotte. N X . Semlllnali Saturday. April 1 Arkania* el. A rlto n a il Duke 70. Florida 41 Lhamfaonthip Monday, April 4 Arkantai 7a, Duke 71 A R K A N S A S 74. D U K E 71 D U K E (10 41 Hill 4 11 1 5 tl. Lang 4 * 11 I), Park* 7 10 0 1 14, Capel 4 14 0 0 14, Collin* 4 II 0 0 II. Clark 1 ( 1 1 3 . Meek 1 1 0 0 1 Total* 3* 4) M in i I,,, i ARKANSAS (11)1 Willamion 10 34 1 ) 31. Blley 0 0 0 0 ‘0. Stewart 1 11 0 0 a. Back 1 11 ) I 11. Thurman 4 110 0 1), McOanlfl 3 )1 4 7, Robln*on 1 )0 0 7. Dillard 15 17 4. RlmacO 1 000. Wilson 3 1 0 04 Tolali: 10 77 II 1*74 Hallhm* — Arkantan 14. Ouke 11 1 Point goal* - Duk* 7 70 (Collin* 4 I. Capel 3 4. Hill 1 4. Clark 0 1), Arkantat ) 14 (Thurm an 1 ). McDaniel I 1, Dillard I 4. Beck 0 1. Stewart 0 51 Fouled out - Lara) Rebound* - Duke 44 IHIII 141 Arkan*a*44 I Beck tOI A unt* Duke 17 IHIII 41. Arkema* I ) (Stewart Beck 41 Tolal loult - Ouke II Arkantat 17 A 31.474 best career 1(i0 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 1,816 6,880 1,211 2,051 707 Lightning Parguln*. (unit Tampa Bay l ( « _ > Pllltburgh ] 4 | — 1 Ftr*1 Ptried — I, Tamp# Bay, Elynulk II (Cralghtonl, 1 It 1. Pllltburgh. Jagr X (Lemloua, M urphy). 7 40 J. PlMtburgh, 5and*1rom 17 1G Brown, Ram teyl, ( 1 3 P»n*lti»» — Joteph. TB (holding), 7 57, Elynulk. TB (ilathing). 4 44: Jtnnlngi, PH, doub'a minor (holdng. trot** chackmg), * 44. K Samueliion. Pll (Inlartarancu), 10 44. la m o n a r, TB Ihooklng), 1 1 ) 4; Lam iauk. P ll. minor m isconduct gam * mltconducl (high tricking), 11:1* Wcond Period - Nona Penalliet - Crott. TB (Intartarancal, 4 14; Ciccone, T B |!nt*r terencel. 4 *7. Bureau. TB (roughing!. Il l ) Poetchek, TB . ma|or lllghring). 11:1); Jen ning*. Pit, minor ma|<r (roughing, llghringl. 11 11 Third Period - Non* P*n*lri«t - Rutl, TB (h o o k in g ), 1 17; H a m rllk , TB lerot* checking). 1 11; M cKenil*. PH (cro tt checking). 4 >4. Barratto. PH. t«rv*d by Mullen. double minor (roughing llakhlngl, I 04. C rtlg h lo n , TB Iro u gh ln gl. 4 44. U Samueltton. PH (rocghlngl, V 41; Bureau. T B Iro u g h ln g ), I ) )* M c K e n il* . P ll Iroughlngl, I ) )4, ETynulk, TB Iroughlngl. 1* I); U Samueluon. Pll Iholding), 14:17 Shot* an goal - Tampa Bay Id 7 10 — 77 Pllltburgh4 1 4 - 11 Power play Opper'urehet — Tampa Bay 0 014: Pllltburgh 0 ola 0*7411#* — Tampa Any. Bergeron, t i l (4 *hot*4 tavet). Young (4:01 tirtl. 14 14) Pllltburgh Barratto. 30 I ) >13/ 74) A - 11.444 Rel»r»e — Kerry F ra w r Linetmen — Jerry Pateman LeonSrichle A U TO RACING Indianapeln >44 Enlriet IN D IAN APO LIS - Entrle* lor Ih* May 7* Indianapolit >00. titling drlvar, hometown or counlry. chattlt engine and tnlranl (w lormer wlnnar, r rookie) I 7 Haul floetel. Bratll. i**4 Lola Ford Coswerth XB and cntpecHled Lola Ford Cot worth XB. by Dick Simon Racing, Indian apolii 14: Lyn SI. Jam**, Daytona Beach, 1*44 Lala Ford C ot«*rlh X B and untpeciliad Lai* Ferd Cotworlh KB , by Dttk blmon Racing. >4 H iroM altuthlla Japan. 1444 Lota Ford Cotworlh X B and untp*clh*d Lola Ford Cotworlh XB. by Dick Simon Racing It Scoll Goody**. Canada, two 1*44 L o la F o r d C o t w o r lh X B t , by K in g Motortporlt. Indianapdit 4: No driver luted, 14*1 Lola Fo'd Cot worthXB, by KingMolcrtpor't 10 11 w Bobby Ratal. Dublin, Ohio, two l**4 Lola Hondo* by Rahal Hogan Racing Hilliard. Ohio 17 1) Mlk* Groll tMrrthlngton, Ohio, two lv*4 Lola Honda*, by RiUvol Hogan 14 14 Davy June-. Gltnbrook, Ntv . t**4 Lola Ford Cotworlh XB. 1**1 Lola Ford Cotworlh XB and 1*47 Lola Ford Cotworlh XB. by A J Foyl E nl*rpritet, Houtton 17 II John Andrfth. Indianapolit, l**4 Lola Ford Cotworlh XB and 1*41 Lola Ford All Time* E O T Cotworlh XB, by Jonathan Byrd A J Foyl E A S TE R N C O N FE R E N C E Racing. Indianapolit Atlantic Dlvliion 1413 Dominic Dobtcn, Truck**. Calll., two W L T P t i O F OA 1*44 Lola Ford Cotworlh XB t. PacWetl « N Y Hanger* 50 3) ; 107 345 JI9 Racing. Bellevue. Wath * Ntw Jtrte y 45 73 11 101 390 104 I I 31 r Scott Sharp. Norwalk. Conn , two Washington 16 33 10 11 354 344 1*94 Lola Ford Cotworlh XB t. by PacWetl Florid* 37 33 14 74 319 319 11 7> Tec Fabl. Italy, two 14*4 Reynard Philadelphia 34 38 8 74 743 » ) llm ort and a 19*1 LolaChevy C, by Jim Hall N Y. Itlander* 37 35 11 75 742 249 Racing, Midland. Teaan Tamp* Bay 27 41 U 4) 109 344 74 74 Mlchaal Antkelli. Naiareth. Pa ., Northaait Division three 1*94 Reynard Ford Cotworlh XB t. by « Pllltburgh 47 75 13 97 3*9 34* Chip Ganatti Racing Ttam t. Indianapolit a Montreal 39 7A 14 93 370 311 3* r Maurlclo Gugelmin, B ra ill, 1**4 41 30 9 97 773 111 a Buffalo Lola Ford Cotworlh XB. by Chip Ganatti a Botlon 39 27 13 91 370 2)9 Racing Tta m t. Indianapolit Quebec 32 40 7 71 341 374 M i l r Marco Greco. Braill. I**4 Lola Harllord 75 46 8 54 717 271 Ford Cotworlh XB and 1**1 Lola Ford Ottawa 13 56 9 3) 144 343 Cotworlh XB, by A rd cro Protect Indy. W E S TE R N C O N FE R E N C E Indianapolit Central Dlvliion 111) Eddie Cheever. Atpen. Colo, (wo W L T Pt* OF CA 14*1 Lola Menard* by Team Menard. Indl a Detroit 44 77 8 94 3)1 740 ana poll! a Toronto 40 77 17 97 21) 734 14 11 Scott Braylorv Coldwater, Mich , two a Dalle* 40 77 17 93 244 244 )*fl Lola Menardt. by Menard a St, Loult 37 31 10 44 244 242 34 17 Gary BellenTuuten. Monrovia, Ind . a Chicago 36 34 9 11 3)7 274 1*9) Lola Menard and l**7 Lol* Menard, by 73 47 9 S) 734 373 Winnipeg Menard Pacific Division lilt Jim Crawford, Scotland. )**) a Calgary 38 71 13 49 747 744 Lola Bulck and 1*43 Lola Quick, by Riley A a Vancouver 39 37 J 11 749 759 Scott. Indlanapoti* San Jose 31 31 IS 77 741 75) 40 41 w Al Unter Sr . 1444 Lola Ford AnaTtalm 31 43 5 47 770 740 Cotworlh XB and 14*1 Lola Ford Cotworlh Lot Angeiel 76 41 11 *3 779 307 XB. Arliona Motor >purl Racing, Indlanapo Edmonton 73 44 17 54 744 7*7 lit a flinched playull berlh 41 41 r Mlchaal Grtenriald, Freeport, Monday's Gam tt N Y . two 19*1 Lola* Greenfield GC209T* by Quebec 4. Buffalo 4 Greenlield Coinpelllion Service*, Inc , Pllltburgh 1. Tampa Bay I Freeport, N Y. N Y . Rangor* 1, Florida 1 44 4) Stephan Gregoir*, France. 14*7 Philadelphia 1, Winnipeg 3. tl* Lola Bulck and unldtnllllad car. by Formula Tuetday'i Gama* Pro|ed MO, Inc , Indianapolit Florida at Quebec. 7:1) p.m. 44 44 No drlvar* lltltd, Ihra* 1443 Lola N Y Islander* at Washington. 7:35 p m Bulck* by Jack Pagan, Corpu* Chrltll, Chicago *1 St Loult. I 35 p m Taaat Toronto al Dali*). 1:3) p m 4* M Slelan Johaniaon. Sweden, two 1441 Detroit at Vancouver, 10: IS p m P e n i k e l l m o r t , by Q e ll o n h a u t e n San Jote at Lot Angete*. 10 35 p rn Molortoorlt. Indianapolit >1, Tony Bellenhauwn. Indianapolit. 1**3 Pentko llinor, by Ballcnhau**n Motortporlt >7 No driver lltled, 14*1 P »ntk » llmor, by Be 11enha uten Mol ortpor 11 >3 Pancho Carlar, Browntburg. Ind , 1443 Lola llmor, McCormack Motortporlt, Indl Panther* Ranger*. Sum* anapollt Florida 0 I 1 -1 >4 r F redr Ik Ekblon, Sweden. 14*1 Lola N ,Y. Ranger* 0 1 1 — 1 F ln t Period — None Penattla* — Severyn. llmor, by McCormack. Fla (roughing). 7 4*. Kocur. N Y (roughing), 11: No drlvar lilted 1441 Lola Bulck, by McCormack 7 : 44: Tlkkanon. N Y (trip p in g ), 10)44; Lomakin. Fla (hooklngl. 13 3* 54 >7 r Jacquet Villcneuve. Canada. Iwo Second Period — I. New York. Beukeboom 1444 Maynard Ford C otw o rlh XB*. by Fortylh* Green Racing Indianapolit. a (Noonan), 137 1, Florida, Brown 3 54 5* Hobby Gordon. Orange. Calll., Iwo ( B o l a n g t r ) . I ) 40 (p p ) P e n a lly — 1444 Lola Ford Cotworlh XBt. by Walker Beukeboom. NY (holdng), 14:11. Racing, Indianapolit Third Period — 1. New York. Nemchlnov 11 44 41 Willy T Rlbbs. San Jot*. C a lll. 1444 (Gilbert), 114 4. New York, Larmer 1* Lola Ford Cotworlh XB and 1443 Lola Ford (M a lla a u . K o va lev), 4: 1 * ). F lo rid a . Cotworlh X0. Walker Racing Mellanby 14 (Barne*. Lomakin), 13.0) (pp) 47 43 r Mark Smlti. McMinnville, O re , Panalllat - Wall*. N Y (holding). f:>4. 1444 Lola Ford Cotwcvth XB and 1443 Lola Larmer, N Y (holding). 11:41; Severyn, Fla FordCotworlh XB, Walker Racing (tripping). I ) 30. KovWev, NY (Illegal Hick). 44 4): rDennis Vltola, Fori Lauderdale, 11:3), Follgno. Fla (tripping), 1* 41. thol* on geal — Florida II I I I — H . New 144) Lola Ford Cotwerth XB and on* un ipedlled Lola Ford Caiworth XB, by Dick York 17 14 4 - 40 Simon Racing. Power play Opperlieillitt — Florida l o l S; 44*7: No driver lilted, two unspecified New York O o ll Lola Ford Cotworlh XBt. by Dick Simon Goalie) — Florida. Vanbietbrouck. 30 34 10 Racing (40 thol* 17 iave*l New York, Hlchler, 40 11 ) 111 1*1 4(70 w Mario And-oMI, Naiaralh, P a . A - 11.100 Ihra* 1444 Lola Ford Cotworlh XB t. by Newman float Racing. Llncolnthlre, 111 Raltree — Ron Hoggarih L ln ttm m — Ron Altellllna, Ron Finn 71-71: Nigel Mantell Clearwaltr, three 1444 NHL SUMMARIBS 10 Tim Raines is a Sanlord native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago White Sox. His stats aro lor tho 1994 3uason in the first column, personal-best season totals In tho socond column and curront caroer totals (Including 1994 games) In the third column. Raines did not get off to the best of starts as ho was 0-for-4 In the White Sox' 7-3 loss to the two-time defending World Champion Toronto Blue Jays on Monday. Tho (wo division champions can bo soen on W ON at 7:30 p.m. tonight. R A IN ES QAUOE Bolton at N*w Jersey, 7 10 p m Milwauk** at Orlando, 7. )0 p.m. N*w York at Miami, lilo p .m Charlotte at Cleveland, 7 J0 p m Dolroll at Indiana. I 10 p m Wathlngton al Chicago.! 30 p m Cold*n Slat* al San Antonio. I 10 p m L A Cllpporial Denvtr. t p m Utah at Seattle. 10 p m DallatatSacramtnto. 10 10 p m Phoenla *1 Porltand. to 10 p m NHL STANDINGS Baltimore 4. Kan*atCity 1 EAST Brandeltl. Suffolk 4 Curry 14. New England Coll 4 JerteyCIty S I.), Lehman* Kean I. Staled ItlendO La Salle I. Georgetown* M auachutelli 11. Prov‘denc*l M att Lowell 7. Merrimack 3 QulnnlpiacS. Sacred Heart 1 Rider 4, Long Itland U 1 SI John * II. Iona 7 St P e la r'tl. F*lrlield7 Selon H a lil. SI. John * I Shlppentburg 10 *. Bowie SI 7 0 Susquehanna H I . Juniata 1 0 SOUTH Citadel I. Campbell 0 Samtord 10 Loyola. NQ0 N X . Athavtlle J. Appalachian SI t Pfeiffer I , High P oint! St. Andrew* 10. Belmont Abbey 0 St. Leo 4, Tampa I S C Spartanburg 11, Eryklne 4 Samtord 10, Loyola. NOO Southern Ml** *, SE Loulllan* 1 Vatdoil* St 14, G* Southwa*tern 7 Wake For»*l 1». N. Carrtlna A S T 4 Warner Southern 4, Spring Arbor 1 Webber 4, Spring A r b " 1 M l DU ST Mo W tile rn ), NW M liw u rl St. 4. Inningi Mcrunl Vtrnon Naiarane 1. Muiklngum 1 Nor thwood Unlv 4. Siena Height* 7 Upp*r low* 31, Mount S*n*rlo 1 Shown** St II 10. Kentucky Christian 0 0 $l«n* might* 14. Northwood 4 Wichita St. 10. T t x i T t c h l S O UTH W EST Concordia Lutheran I. Incarnal* Word 1 Oalla* Daptlii I*. Tarleton St 0 Oklahoma I, T * ia t Chrltllan 1 S, Arkansas* 4. Louisiana Coll 1 1 FARW EST CS Norlhrldg* 4, P*pp*rdin* 4 W*»tmonl 11 1. Point Loma 1 4 S A N F O H l) - Seminole lllflh School fell mil of (he Florida SportB W rite rs Afvsorlntlon ( F S W A ) s la te h ig h sch o o l baseball poll (Ills week nftcr fliilshliiu fourth In Use lllj; Blue Bonanza Baseball Tournament at Lake Brantley lllslli School last week. ’ PREP LEADERS 332. 100 123 751 .298 But Seminole and Oviedo were receiving votes ns season gets set for the sire run after the Spring Break. Seminole falling out of the after going 2-2 m ndc so sense, hul what did not m any sense was the fact that West, which went through Big Blue almost untouched not receive even one vote In t Class 3A jtoll tills week. By D I A N S M ITH Horald Sports Wrltor Tim Raines U l l - F t r ) Cotworlh XBt. by Newman Haat Racing. 74 71 Jim m y V4tt4e. San Francitco Iwo 14*4 Reynard Ford C<* worth XBt. by Hayhoe Racing. Indian WelH. Calll 74 No driver lltled l**7 Lola Foril Cot worth XB. by Hayhoe Raring 77 74 r Adrian Femandei Meiito two Reynard llmor Indy V lt by Collet Racing International Albuquerque N M 74 40 w Emerton Fittipaldi Braill. two IT44P*ntke llmort, by Penike Rating I I 17 w Al Unter Jr Albuquerque N M Iwo 1444 Pentk* llmor* by Pentke Racing I ) 14: Paul Tracy, Canada Iwo 1*44 Pentke llmort by Peruke Racing 1)14 No drlyer lltled Iwo !*»4 Pentke llmort. by Pentk* Racing 17 r Brian Till Colombo* Ohio 1*41 Lola FordCotworlh XB. by Coyne M r Rott Bentley Canada 1*9) Lola Ford Cotworlh XB. by Coy"* 14 No driver Irtled >4*3 Lola Ford Cot worth XB by Coyne *0 41 No driver Inled Iwo 1443 Lola llmort. by ProForm arveM olortporlt 47 44 w Arl* Luyertfyk Netherlands Iwo 1444 Lola llmort and one 1447 Lola llmor. by Indy Regency Racing. Indianapolit 4) Stan Fav. Ja n e tv lllt. W it , 14*4 Reynard Ford Cotworlh XB, by M*m»lgarn Racing, Indianapolit 44*7 No drive n lltled. lt*J Lola Buick and untpecIliad Lola Bulck, by Hemelgarn 41 Johnny Parson*, Indianapolit. 1**.l Lola Ford Cotworlh XB. by Burnt Adcoi Motor Sport* Indianaiulit 4* T#ro Palmroth Finland, 1443 Lola Ford Cotworlh XB, by Burnt Adcoi 100 No driver lltled 1*43 Calmer llmor. by Burnt Adcoi 101 102 J t ll Andr*lh, Naiareth Pa Iwo 1443 Lola llmort by Euromolortporl Racing Zlontvlll*. Ind 103 r Ylettandro /ampedrl. Italy Lola llmor. by Euromc* ortpor I Racing l**3 104 10) Buddy Lane', Vail. Colo . i*v> Lol* Chtvy and on* untpedried entry, by Leader Cardt Inc . Milwaukee 104 107 No drive n lltled tee) L0I.1 Ford Cotworlh XB and t«4 untpecllled Ford Cotworlh. by Protect Inly. Browntburg Ind 104 No driver ritl*d 1447 Lota untpecllled engine, by Sinden Racng Svrvlct*. Indianap Dill TR AN SA CTIO N S BASEBALL AmarlcanLeagu* B A L TIM O R E ORIOLES - Purchaied Ih* contract ol Mark Wlltamton pitcher Irom RocTvetler ol Ih* International Leaque BOSTON R E O SOX - Purchaied IN* contract ol Tony Fottarv pitcher and Damon Berryhlll, catcher Irctn Pawluckel ol the International League C A LIF O R N IA ANGELS - Purchaied the conlreclt ol John Dopton Bon Parienon and Bill Sampen pHcherv Irom Vancouver ol the Pacific Coatl League KANSAS C IT Y ROYALS - Purchaied Ihe contract ol Hub>* Brmkt, oulrielder, Irom Omaha ol Ih* American Attociarion M IL W A U K E E BREW ERS - Pieced Brian Harper, catcher, on Ih* 15 day ditabled UK N EW YO RK Y A N K E E S - Placed Paul Glbton. pitcher, on llw 15 day ditabled lltl. retroactive lo March II Optioned Mark Hutton, pitcher, and Drive Sllvetlrl. Inllelder lo Cotumbul ol Ih* International League Sent Bob 0|*da and Royal Clayton, pitcher* and Sam Horn, Inllelder. lo their minor league cemp tor realignm ent S E A T T L E M AR IN ER S - Purchaied the contract ol Tim Davlk pitcher. Irom. Jack tonvlll* ol Ih* Southern League Keith Mitchell, outfielder from Calgary ol Ih* P a d llc Coatl League Optioned Roger Salkeld. pitcher. loCalgtry TE X A S R ANO ER S - Placed Dan Smith, pitcher, and John Shave. Inllelder on Ih# 15 day ditabled lltl B A S K E TB A LL National Batketrall Attociarion IN D IA N A PACERS - Signed Letter Con ner, guard FO O TB A LL Nallertal Football League B U F F A L O B ILLS - Signed Phil Bryant, running back C IN C IN N A TI BENGALS - Signed Eric Moore, o lltm lv t lineman D ALLAS COWBOYS - Traded Thomai Everett, lately, to the Tampa Bay Bucca neeft lor on unditcleted droll pick IN D IA N A P O LIS COLTS - Signed Mike Cook, wld* race Iyer P IT T S B U R G H S T E E L E R S Signed Chuckle Ouket. running back. Fred Foggl*. defemlve back; and Letli* Shepherd, wide receiver TA M P A B AY BUCCANEER S - Signed Blalte Winter, delentlve lineman. TV/RADIO B A S E B A LL 7 30 p m - W GN, Chicago While $01 al Toronto Blue Jay*. (L I ID p m — TBS, Atlanta Brevet al San OlegoPadret. (L I BASK ETBALL 7p m . — SUN, NBA Magic Tonlghl 7:30 p m — SUN. Milwaukee Buck* al Orlando Magic. (L ) B O X IN O * p m — USA. Middleweight Vlnny P aileniavt Jacquet leBlanc Radio B AS E B A LL 4:2) p m - WWNZ AM (14401, Atlanta al San Diego BASK ETBALL 7 10 p m - W D B O A M 1540), NB A. Milwaukee Buck! al Orlando Magic, pro gam* 4 04 p.m M IS C E LLA N E O U S 4 p m — W G TO AM 1540), The Prett Bom 4 p m — W G TO JVM (5401. Courltlde Tonlghl 7 p m - W G TO AM (5401, NASCAR Live 7 p m - WWNZ AM (740/14401, The Sport* Nol 10 p m — WWNZ AM (7401, Florida Sporlt Esc hang* 10 p m - W O TO AM (5401, Sporlt Uyllnu USA 10 p m. — WWNZ AM (14*0). Sporlt Fan Tonight SARASOTA - Her* It the latetl Florida Sporlt Writer* Attociarion high tchool bateball poll with leamt. Ilril placa total In pjtrtfilhAtAS. Itjim records as of Sunday Acid total point* Clati 5A II t 141 1 Semlnol* 11)1 14 3 133 3 Saratol* 12) 1)1 171 3 Miami Southrldg# 4 Jacktonvlll* Terry Parker 14 1 63 14 4 59 5 Cooper City It 5 5) 4 (llt l Saraiota Rlvtrvitw S3 4 (tl*) C pnialu Tat* 1)3 4 Peniacol* Waihinglon 174 49 e ParklandDougta* 14 7 39 to (ria) FWB Choclawhatcha# 1) 5 71 to <11*1 Palm Beach Lake* 71 1)7 Alto racalvlng vet** — Melbourne 14, Wellington it. 7acktonvilt* Beach Flalchar 4 Oviedo i. Vero Beach 4 Miami Columbut 5 Vairlco Bloomingdai* 5 Orlando Catenial 4. Winter Park I. Hialeah 1 Clati *A 15 7 146 1 Tampa J asu II (131 7 Tiflahait*t l «on 13 3 174 15 4 171 1 OalnAivlIlA Ouchhoii (71 4 Pensacola Escambia 10 3 VO 1 Naples Barron Collier 11 4 44 11 4 1 45 6 Bradenton Southeast ? Tampa Jefferson 9 2 40 134 58 8 Terpon Springs 14 4 44 f Jacksonville First Coast 10 Fortleudardala St Thomas 10 6 37 Alto ncolvlng volet — Sanlord Seminole II, Orlando Cypron Crook 4 Davio Nova ). Cap* Coral I C la n )A I FI Laud Cardinal Gibbonti 141 14 1 tar 1 Lake Wait* III 14 7 i l l 1 Lite Oak Suwannee 14I 4 Jacktonvlll* Boliet 14 3 5 Pec* 171 14) 4 M v la n n .1 7 Melbourne Florida Air Academy 10 4 4 Jecktonvill# Englewood 10S 9 Jacktonvlll* Bithop Ktnny I) 10 (rielZephyrhllll 111 10 (riel Bartow 1)4 AIM receiving veil* - Jatper County 4. Mlftml Btlen 1 Clati 1A 1 Fort M y tri Bithop Vtcof 14) 14] I, 7 Melbourne Central Catholic 14) 101 3 Fort Plarc# John Carroll It 1 4 TallahatM* Florida High (t ) I) ) 1 5 Pentacoi* Catholic I) I 4 Wlltilton 14 I 7 (riel Green Cove Spring* Cley 4) 7, (tie) Keyt ton* Heigh It II 1 4 Tampa Berkeley Prep II 10 Chlplay )) Alto receiving vattl — Taliahatte* Nor Flor ida Christian 11 Clast lA 1 Lakeland Santa F t 181 13) t 2 Miami Bnto (3) <1) U 1 TatlAhassee Maclay (1) 14 4 1C 4 North Palm Beach Beniamin 121 •5 5 Gainesville Oak Hall II I A Miami Westminster (1) III t Jacksonville University Christian 9 4 8 Sarasota Christian *I 9 Aucilla Chrltllan *1 j 10 Jay 4 4 l( Alto receiving vote* — Tampa Tomp itolghti I I )l 17. M a lllin d Oringtwoo Chrltllan ( I 41 4. Bradenton Chrltllan II 71 7 Wowahitchka II 4> 1 Veteran claims first feature after 14 years By BOB V A R EBR O O K Special lo tho Herald B A It II K K V 11.1. K Jt7iJurulone of .liu-ksonvllle has raced for l-l yeiirs. bin Friday n I g ilt a l V o l u s i a C o u n t y Speedway's Is's-mlle dirt track was the magic ticket lor the Pro Laic Model driver as lie took his first feature win ever. "W e've been doing road races and stock car races anil never won a feature," •Jncalour, who normally races al Si, Johns In St. A u g u s tin e , said In the S p o rtso lu tlo n V icto ry Lam* "Maybe t can retire now." Jacalnnc chased Fred Leo lor half of (lie 25-lap feature, tint when lx'<> gol out of shape on lap l.'L Jacalnnc and Milo- l.nddcni blew past Let) was aide lo get back past Lmldcnl lor a second place llnlsh. but was not aide lo deny Jacalunr Ills first win Following Jacalnne. Leo and Luddcnt lo the stripe were Mark Paternlll and Jo h n Tram m el. In other races mi April Fools Day, Daniel Miller won the Pro Stock, Kathy Gainey look the special 30-lap Nobby Stuck. Bon May slipped through lo win the Legends race and Monty Siraiton claimed the Mini Stocks. Stacy Malhcn was the first one to cross the finish line In the Pro Stock main, but was disqualified 111 n post-race tcardown. handing the trophy to Miller. Brian Bales. S te v e W a rt m a n . J o h n n y Westfall and Richard Adams rounded nut the top five. Gainey look the lead on lap three, then stayed ahead of Lonnie Register for the re­ mainder of llic 30-lap feature to claim another V C S trophy. "I figured Lonnie was real close behind m e," said Gainey. "I Just continued running hard." Gainey and Register llnlslit t one-two ahead of .Joe llaekne* Robert lllcks nod Doug While May was sitting In third plate going into the llnal lap ol the Legends rare, hot when leader Richard Mllchrll spoil coming out ol turn lour, flu- scramble allowed May lo slide through and lake ihe checkered llag ahead ol Norm Cyr, Ted Richard Gardner Slone and Robert Ham " That was being in ihe rlgiu place hi Ihe rigid lim e." Mo sold "W illi (he caution coming oul with only one lap lefl. l was going lo settle back and lake a third and not tear up the car Stratton had the lead al die end of the llrst lap and was still on top when ihe checkered lUg dropped in the Mini Stock Dot slnn Second ihmugh tillh wto C h r is Vogel. Mike Ponce. Scorn Williams and Lenny Hlxon. VCS din track racing runs every Friday night with heal races starting al H;30 p.m. RE5ULT) F R O L A T E M O D E L — I Jo* Jaca'oo* . F r e d L*o 3 Mik* L u d d t n l ; * M i n Pa ternlll, 5 John T r a m m e l ; 4 D a n d Q*nd*b*d*i 7 Bill Kopha 4 G 4fy Flynn PRO 5T O CK 5 — 1 Dan Millar, 3 Br un Bate* 3 Stove Wartman, 4 John W**tfa>l * Richard Adam* 4 Doug Price, 7 Da. J Milter ft Lar ry Wilburn; 9 G ar y riabrod 10 Dtnnit North, It Bobby Pa tar ton H O B B Y STOC KS I M I a p t l 1 Kami Galn»y. j Lonma RaglOar 3 Jo* H*ckn*r 4 Robert Hick ), 5 Doug While; 4 R cl Gaither. 7 lanren ce Ednl*. • Hick Coop** 9 Donni* Bottle. 10 Craig Markol; It Flateh Moody 13 To m Lowa 13 To m Math*n ii Scott Steven* l> Rot* Pater ton L E G E N D S — I Ron May: 2 No rm Cy r 1 T*d Richard 4 Gardner Sion* 5 Robert Ham. * Mark VanDevendar, 7 Rob Gl*nn * Jett Mayrand 9 Renny Davit. 10 John Dlckinton. 11 Bobby Duhalma; 17 Tony Hargrav** 13 Richard MHchall; 14 Gary Martlcek t) Bill Berrfy; 1* J i m m y Fo»lar 17 DaveCraddock. t ) Jay Dlckinton M I N I STOCKS — I Monty Stratton, I Chrl* Vogel 3 Mlk* Pone*; 4 Scolty William* 5 L*nny Hlison, 4 Don Gill*tp>e 7 Charli* Slaat*; I To m Mulligan: 9 Oavey Cline. TO Hob Plat*; 11 Ronnie Strotahl Babe Ruth— C on tin u e d from Page I B game wluless. scored In every Inning In hand­ ing llic Orioles their llrsl loss ol the season, 11-0, Antonio While starred on the mound lor the Pirates (3-0). scattering four singles, while striking mil 13 and walking only lour hi Ills six innings ol work. While helped his own cause In the bottom of llic llrst liming as his tw o -ru n single pul Ihe Pirates ahead lor good. Doing llic damage for Hie Pirates were Willie Robinson (d o u b le , s in g le , r u n ). T u g Daniels |twn singles, Iwo runs). Fvaii Thompson (double, two runs). While (single, two runs), Carl Arnold (single, run), Ronnie Washington (single) and Dilute Hayes (run). Chris Vaughn led Ihe way lor the Expos (0*3) with Iwo singles anil one ru n scored, w h ile M arkls Sheppard and J e r r y S trickla n d added one Hlnglc cadi. Th e A't> biokc a l - l tic will) two ruiiH In the top of (lie second Inning, then added two more runs In llic top of llic third Inning aa they started to open up (he lend. David Sweeney and Terrell Bender Were clfccllvc mi llic mound for llic A 's (1-2) as Sweeney hurled ihe llrsl four timings and Bender finished up ihe Iasi three as the duo com­ bined on a two-hltler. Providing ihe olTcnsc for the A s were Brett W iltc and Jason Thornhill (one single and two runs scored each). Ned Raines J r . (single, run), Sweeney ami Shawn Greene (one single each); and B ender, R yan W agner. Terrance McQueen, Mike Arrlnglou. Rod Hudson and Brad Bromley (one run scored each). Doing the hitting lor the O r­ ioles (2-1) wen- Ricky Floyd (double, run ). M im ic Stokes (single). Albert Harris (Iwo runs) and Bruce Carter, J .J . Bryant and Mike Hackney (one run scored each), I lie Babe Ruth League will return lo action Wcdncsdov. with the Elks Lodge "1241 Cubs ( l - l ) facing the Nobles C on ­ struction White Sox (2 0) Inside Sanford Memorial Sladlmn and the Rotary Club Royals 11 1) battling the Dine Jays (0-2) mi /inn Beck Field, Bolli games are sel fur (l 9:45 p,m. slarl. t �yjfcr *V* •'|j3iV rr p*il^S,n r*r^ 5nnford Herald, Sonlord, Florida - Tuesday, April 5. 1994 - 3 8 People s / Seniors visit Fort Lauderdale IN BRIEF By H E R M A N S C H R O E D E R Horald Correspondent___________ Earlier story time Forty-three seniors went on a The new 9 (i.iii. o|><'iiltiK of (he Seminole County Public Library System branches allows more flexibility In the Children's Program schedule. Slnryllm cs have been shilled for ih r convenience of parents and children who would like to take advantage of earlier opening hours. Toddler stories will be held at 10 and 10:30 a.in. on Mondays and at 9:30. 10 and 10:30a.m. on Tuesdays. Bedtime stories will remain at 7 p.m .on Monday night. Preschool stories are scheduled at 9:30 a.til.. 10:30 n.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. After school stories remain at 3:30 p in. Preschool Dims will begin at 10 a.in. on Thursdays and the story program will remain at 10:45 a.m. Saturday stories will be presented at 10:30 a.m. For more Information, call 339-4000. CALENDAR recent Inis t r i p to F o r t Lauderdale. Th e y lefl Sanford at 0 a.m., had breakfast at the Cracker Barrel In Melbourne, arrived at the Swap Sfiop to do some shojrpltig. went to their h o te l, b o a rd e d the J u n g le Queen, traveled on the "N e w " River for one hour past a lot of billionaire's homes. Th e captain cx|(lalned whose homes were passed. Some of I hem bad a m illio n dollar yacht docked alongside th rlr bouse. V" ■ After an hour's boat ride, the (mat docked ut an Island with a big restaurant. The waitresses fccre c a rry in g big trn y s of barbecued rtbs. chicken and shrimp phis everything that goes with It. Everybody had all Ibcy could cal. After the meal, the group was treated to a vaudeville show for an hour. Back to the boat Tor another hour's boat ride track to (own and track to the OTmiHci Toastm asters meet at S C C Seminole Com m unity College (SCC) Toastmasters Club "0581 will meet every Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.. at Seminole Com m unity College. Contact Hosella Bon bum at 323-8284 for more Information H*r»ld P tiotoby H orm onSchrood.r Kll Carton and wlfo, Faya (lift) and Jim Qunstar and wife, Marga hotel for a good night's rest. Eight a.m. and on the go! find n continental breakfast at the hotel. At 10 a.m.-. the group left the hotel for u tour of West Palm Beach followed by lunch at a shoipplng mail and then came hue k to Sanford. Needless to say. everyone retired quite early. Overeaters to gather A regular meeting of Overcalers Anonymous Is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, corner of Park and 5th. Sanford. For more Information, call Carol at 322 0657. Panic Attack group to meet Yard of the M onth Agoraphobla/Panlc Attack Support Group meets each Tuesday at H p.m. at West Lake Hospital. 589 W. Stale Road 434, Loiigwood. Th e sup|Ktri group Is for those who are afraid to go out of their house and Ire active In public. The home and grounds of Olive W. Johnson, 1919 W. 13th St., Sanford, has boon oelocted by the W ostsido Community Assoclallon for Iho Yard of the Month Award. Tho attractively landscaped yard foaluros a variety of shrubs as woll as bogonlas, hibiscus, azaleas, and roses to name a few flowering plants. C lo g g in g c la s s e s formed The Old Hickory Stumpers offer free beginner clogging classes Intermediate and advanced lessons also available. Meetings are at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from (* to 9 p in Call 349 9529 lor more lutormallon. Take off p oun ds sensibly Hvraid Ptttlo by Tm m y VtaMfrt Members of Take Dll Pounds Sensibly. TO P S . Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 lo H p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1(K)7 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. The group now lias a private room to weigh people between B: 15 and 6:45 j> m Each week a different |rrogram on weight loss will be conducted For more liiforttuillon about the club, call 323-17(18 or 323 106-1. Interfering with mail federal offense O ptim ist Club m eets weekly Th e Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the Colonial Boom at Touehton’s in downtown Sanford. Visitor;* are wrlcotne. D E A R A D D Y i I am writing In response to the letter from "Patty II., .Bonltu. C alif." In California. I believe It's l» federal offense to Interfere with the delivery of mall, which Is what her sister-in-law did when she wrote "rrfusecl" on a letter addressed to tier husband, and sent u back. II Patty wanted to cause a lot ot family problems, she could complain to the U.S. postal authorities. I believe there Is a fine <>( $1,000 and up lo five years In prison for Interfering with the delivery of mall. Kiw anis C lub meets W ednesday Th e Klwanls Club of Sanford bolds its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at Hie lakcfroni. Visiting KJwanlans are welcome. For Information call Wall Smith. 323-50HH. D ancing for seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance ts held every Wednesday, trom 2:30 ■ 4:30 p m at Hie Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Deltonians ! 1-piece bund. Donation $2.00. C oastliners meet W ednesday J U A N I T A R O D R IQ U E Z , FRESNO, C A L IF . D E A R J U A N I T A ! Since I am not qualified to practice law In California (or any other stute), I checked with the Office of Pbstul Inspectors and spoke with Insjreclor Pamela Prince. Actually, the fine Is higher than you thought. According lo Section 1702 of the Federal Crim inal Code and Rules. Title 18 U.S. Code: "W hoever lakes any letter. postal card or package out of any post office or any authorized S A N FO R D — The 1993-94 Coastliners meetings will be held ut 10 a.m. the first Wednesday of each monlb at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Ulvd. All former members and employees of the former Atluntlc Coastline Railroad are Invited lo attend. For Information, call F. P. Dunn at 322-8981. Sanford W o m an ’s C lub meets monthly S A N FO R D — Th e Sanford Woman's Club meets the (Irsl Wednesday of each month, at 11 a.m.. at the clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave. Reservations for the noon luncheon arc necessary through the telephone committee. Following luncheon, a program Is presented. 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I £ 'ft I ADVICB R* 0 ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 1 depository for mull matter or from authorized letter or mail carrier, or which has been In any jHist olflcc or authorized deposi­ tory. or In the custody of any letter or mall carrier, before II has been delivered to the person to whom It was directed, with designs lo obstruct the corrcspondence. or lo pry Into the business or secrets of another, or opens, secretes, embezzles, or destroys same, shall be lined not more than $2,000 or Imprisoned not more Hum five (5) years, or both." <t , t Ml D E A R A B D Y t Regarding the tetter form " A Loser In Kansas": May I contribute a little Input from m y own experience? I am also an average-looking 35-yeur-old man who has never been married — though t. too, want to meet the right woman. I am also paralyzed from the waist down, partially incontinent and basically Impotent. (Just what every woman Is looking for. right?) However. In the past 10 years since m y becoming “ disabled." I have had three wonderful rela­ tionships. emotionally and sex­ ually. My motto: "If what you got don't work, work with what you got." Like you said. Abby, "If you label yourself a loser, you will never be u winner." A L E X IN W E S T C H E S T E R . PA. D E A R A B B Y ! Please do your female readers a favor and tell them not to waste too much time with guys for whom they have "no feelings." Also, tell the guy the truth about wlty you live no feelings for him. Not knowing Is a lot worse than lu-arlng. "You're too short, you don't make enough money, or you have body odor." NEVER HAD A R E L A TIO N S H IP MOVIELAND o>... i„ 122(216 8 Hvy. 1M2.84riort K0PA1U1 _ NAKED GUN 3 3 1 /3 M BLUE CHIPS E 3 1 8 05 �.w . 3 I 'I yy Mfv -m y i 4 1 - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuaiday, April S, 1904 fall to 6-month will it end? ■y PATRICIA LAMIOLL AP Business Writer NEW YORK - The stock market skidded to its . lowest level In six months, with Wall Street professionals divided oVer Just how bad things might get. The drop continued Monday with wnves of selling that re­ flected apprehension about sharply rising Interest rates on bonds, which are now at their highest level since President Clinton took office. After a roller-coaster day. the Dow Jones Industrial average finished 43 points down, at 3.393.35. extending the 139point drop of the week before. The Dow Is at Its lowest level since early October. The Dow is now off nearly 400 polpts, or 9.7 percent, from Its record high of 3,976.36 reached Jan. 31. Still, the panic-stricken sell-off that many Wall Street pro­ fessionals had feared after the three-day Easter weekend didn't materialize. On the contrary, ' buyers emerged during the day to pick tip stocks considered bargains. •'We re not selling." said Mark Stumpp, chief Investment officer at PDI Strategies, a mutual fund firm in Short Hills, N.J. He said the market’s drop "gives us a great buying opportunity," In addition, anecdotal evi­ dence showed that millions of small Investors — who have been key to the mnrkct's vitality In the past few years — aren’t rushing to sell. “ W e do not sense any great panic, especially on the slock side," said Raymond Worseck. chief economist at A.O. Edwards ft Sod*, k St. Louis-based network of brokerages that cater to individual Investors. "We d o n ' t - detect any great groundawetl of anxiety." A t Fidelity Investments, the nation's leading purveyor o f m utual .tends, spokeswomen Jahe Jatnleeon earn there was no significant selling. Millions or Individuals own stocks through mutual tends. By the end of the day, several big Investment firms were re­ com m ending purchases of stocks and bonds, asserting they were underpriced. , , ny vestment professionals said the market Is likely to remain vola­ tile for some time. Some contend that Wall Street may be entering a bear market — a long slide in stock prices. Stnn Weinstein, a seasoned stock picker who publishes The Professional T n p c Render newsletter In Naples. Fla., has been advising clients that (he market Is In n bear-market pattern. "My 2 cents, unless you're the nimblest of traders. Is you don't buy." said Weinstein, one of the few forecasters who predicted the 1987 crash and the 1973-74 bear market, when stocks lost 43 percent In value. "The panic and capitulation la down the road to come," he said "Until you have that kind of purging, you won't get a major turn In the stock market, and that Is still months ahead of us. Endeavour launch delayed; Dangeroue defect feared By MARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA postponed this week's launch of space shuttle Endeavour to check the main engines for a defect that could cause a catastrophic explosion. Endeavour Is now scheduled to blast ofT Friday, one day late, provided today's Inspection un­ covers no problems. The delay was announced Monday, Just hours after the countdown began for Thursday's launch. If the Inspection finds anything suspicious or is Inconclusive, a more detailed check will be made, delaying liftoff about a week, NA9A said. Replacing a pump or an entire engine would take several weeks. A routine Inspection of an oxidizer pump In California late last week uncovered a defective metal strip in a pressurization line, NASA said. One of the 11 small strips that direct the flow of liquid oxygen through the pump waa pointed Instead of rounded. Engineers fear the pointed shape could cause the strip to crack and send metal chip* Into the pump. That could lead to......... an engine nutdawn — which would require an emergency landing — or even an explosion that could destroy the shuttle. An Inspection of 14 other pumps turned up another one with a pointed strip, NASA spokeswoman June Malone said, the first pump with the bad port had flown In space several CELEBRITY CIPHER ( W M hom euxrxxom t Cwebmr 0*ftw coeiogrxmx tnomer T*4*r1UmO* * M W O • V H D W VA J Y H T I J VDXOJVDV H W D U I I V V T U O A H T I J X Z T L D I • I I H D J CXI J ■z 6 V V ■ I LTJTAHPZ O E H H V T Z D . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only thing an television that Isn't going to give you a headache It osssbea.'1— Emmytou Harris. OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park times; the second one had never flown. Malone said. No cracks were found In either, she said. Tests of Endeavour's pumps In past months found no evidence of cracking, NASA said. The main engines are made by Rockwell International's Rocketdyne division of Los Angeles. Endeavour Is now due to blast off at 8:06 a.m. with a crew of six and the most sophisticated radar equipment ever built for environmental monitoring from space. The 6366 million radar Instrumcnls will scan rocks In Death Valley, forests In North Carolina and Michigan, waterways In Oklahoma and other environmentally sensitive sites so thnt scientists can learn more about changes In the Earth. Legal N otices IN T H I C i a c U I T c o u n t O P T H IIIT M JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AMO FOR IB M !N O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CAtlNAft-MSI-CA-tS-K CITIZEN! FEDERAL BANK, A PBDBNAL SAVINQt SANK. Plain,III. V. KENNETH0 FURBOTER AND SAMANTHAL FURBOTBR, hlsyvlto, si si. Osrtndsnli. NOTICE OP ACTION — CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE — PROPERTY TO:KENNETH 0. FURBOTER AND SAMANTHA L. FURBOTER, hit wife lail known address: 111LongwoodMarkham Road Sanlord, FL 777)1 and any unknown partial who ars or may ba Intorettod In tho tuSIsd mortar of mis action '1'itisos namts and rstidancss. attar diligent aaarch and inquiry, ara unknown ta Plaintiff and which said unknawn partlas may claim as hairs, davit***, grants#!, aiitgnssi. Manor*, creditors, trusts*# sr sihsr claimants claiming by, through, under or against tha sold D*f andantli), Ksnnsth 0. Furfaolar and lamanfha L. Furbotsr, or aittwr of thorn, who ora not known to ba dsad or ally*. YOU ARB NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on tha following property In Seminole County. Florida,-lo wlf: Tha East VS of Lot 14, and all of Lets IS and 34. Block f, PLAT OF CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES SUBDIVISION, ac­ ta plat thereof as ra­ in Plat Book I, pagts HA Its and HA Public records of Seminole County, Florida, ha* basn Iliad egalnil you and yeti are required to sarv* a copy of yewr written detontes, If any. Id It an BARRY l». ORUHER. ESQUIRE, Plaintiffs attorney, whsa* address Is: LAW OF­ F IC E S OF STUZIN AND CAMNBR, IMI Brlcksll Avanus, Mth Floor, Miami. Florida Utlt, within 70 day* ol publics ttan, and Ilia tha original with the Clark el this Court slthtr baton service upon Plalniltrs attorney or Immadlataly there r after) otherwise, a default will bo enttred against you for the relief demanded In the Com­ plaint. |n accerdsnca with tha Amer­ ican* With Dlsabllltist Act, par­ sons with diubiilitot nasding a «■*<'»! ecrommodxlion to particlpat* In this proceeding should contact tha Clark ol tha Circuit Court, A.D.A. Coordina­ tor, at Ml N. Park Avenue, Sulla X t , Sanlord. PL urn, ..... Nona olThe crow dared 1 his peg lag had caught on a shoe from tho sacral collection he kepi In hie cabin. Need Assistance With Your Ads? tswi » «uo Eat. 027, hot later than seven (fl days prior lo tho proceeding. It hearing Impaired, (TOD) I *00rngnt, or Voice tv ) i too tu 0770, via Florida Raley Service. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on tha 1st day of April, ISV4. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE dark of tha Court Byt Ruth King Deputy Clerk •ubllsh.A Publlthi Aprils, I*. IN4 DEO-44 Our Professional Ad Representatives Will Be Happy T p . A a u r O fY o u rO u ilfle d o f Advertising Needs Sanford H erald t Legal N otices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OE I D N O T I C E IS H E R E B T G IV E N , that Equlvasl Lid Partnership dba Alpha A Ce, the holder ol tho lollowing ctrllllc atals) has Iliad Mid ctrllllc attls) lor a ta> dead lo ba Issued thereon. Tho certlllcate numb arts) and yaar(s) at Issuance, tha description ol the properly, and tha namelt) In which II was assessed Is/art as follows i Certificate No Tail Year ol Issuance: tael Description ol Property: LEO LOT IS HAYMANS ADD NO 7 PB1PG) Namts In which assessed: Ruby T. Wright, Heirs All Ol Mid properly being In the County ot Seminole. Stele ol Florida, Unltss such certificated) shall ba redeemed according to law, the property described In such certificated) will ba Mid to the hlghsst bidder al the west front door, Stmlnols County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on fh# ffh day ol May, I H A si It A.M. Apprealmsfsly ( H I M cash tor toos Is required to be paid by Ihe successful bidder at the M lt. Full payment of an amount equal Iq the highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp tanas and recording tots Is due w llhln 14 hours altor tho advertised lime ol tho m Io . All payments shall ba cash or guar­ anteed Instrument, made pay able lo tho Clork ol the Circuit Court. Deled this nth day ol March, Iff4 (SEAL) Mary anna Morse Clark of Ihe Circuit Court SomInolo County, Florida By: Michelle L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publish: April 1,11, If, It, IPV4 DIO-11 N O TIC I OP APPLICATION FOR TAX D IE D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN, that Janet L. or E. Lamar Sharp, the holder ol tho fallowing certificated) has Iliad Mid carllllcatotsl lor a tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certlflcato number(s) and year(s) ol Issuance, the description ol Ihe property, and Ihe namatsl In which It was assessed It/are as tol lours: Certlllcate No. 1711 Year oil nuance: IH1 Description ol Properly: LEO LOT l BLK A LAKEWOOD SHORES PB IOPOS1 Names In which aiMtted:' Thomas P. Kavanagh, Sr. All ol Mid properly being In the County ol Seminole, Slate of Florida. Uniats such certlflcatali) shall ba redeemed according lo law, the properly described In such certificated) will be sold to the highest bidder al tha wail Iron) door, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanlord, Florida,on the nth day ol April, ifta, at II AM . Approxlmalaly t i l l 00 cash lor leas Is required lo ba paid by the successful bidder at Ihe Mia. Full payment ol an amount equal lo Ihe highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp laxas and recording lets Is due w llhln 14 hours a ltsr the advertised time ol Ihe Mle. All payments shell be cash or guar­ anteed Instrument, mede pay­ able lo Ihe Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Batod this arts day ol March, 1W4, (MAD THE GREAT AMERICAN INVE^MENT Maryann* Morse ' Clerk of th* Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida Byt Michelle L. Hive Deputy Clork Publish: March IS. t t , r t k April S.IH4 D IP S * Legal N otices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D U O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N , that Equlvasl Ltd Porlnership dba Alpha B Co. Ihe holder ol the following corllflcatotsl has (lied m M certlflcaiets) lor a la* dead to ba lisutd Ihereon The cerllllesta numb arts) and yta r(i) el Issuance, Ihe description ol tha property, and iha named) In which II was assessed Is/ar* as lollows: Certlllcate No. DM Year ol Issuance; IH I Description ol Property: LEO L O T S BLK B S U N LA N O ESTATES PB II P O K Names In which asMssed: DavIdS. Anderson All ol Mid property being In Ihe County of Seminole, Slate of Florida Unless such uarm lcate(l) shall ba redeemed according to taw, tha property described In such certilkaiels) wilt ba sold to Ihe hlghetl bidder al Ihe was I Iron! door, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanlord. Florida, on the Vlh day ot May, IH A at H AM . Approximately t lli O t cash tor fees Is required to ba paid by tha successful bidder at tha Mto. Full payment of an amount equal to tho flights! bid plus applicable documentary stamp taxes and recarding toot Is due w ithin 14 haurs attar tha advert Isad lima ol tha salt. AM payments shall ba cash or guerantoad Instrument, mad* MU' alto to thq Clark at th# Circuit CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322*2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 1:00 AM.-1:30 P.H. MONDAY thru FftlOAY CLOSED SATURDAY SSUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 coftOKUttW llmoi------...57c • lino 7 coMKuitvo ttmoa.— .— .70* a tin* 3 cofiMcwtlv* times.... — #t* a lira 1 t l f M fstsstsssHMeot**e»***« *******ee* 1 1 . 1 9 a l i a * Rat** if* ptt l»suo, bosod on 3 lints * 3 Linn Minimum (SEALI Maryann# Morse Clerk ol lho Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Michelle L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publish; Merch 15. H . If A April S. IH4 OIP-T7______________________ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR I I M I N 0 L I COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number FS4M-CF I N R Ii ESTATE OF B E T T Y B .N E U a ilS IR Deceased NOTICE OF • ADMINISTRATION The administration ol Iho estate ol Betty B. Neubleter. deceased, File Number *3 Sle­ ep, is pending In tha Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Flor­ ida, Probala Division, tha address ol which Is P.O. Drawer C. Sanford. FL 17771. Tho names and addresses at tha personal representative and the personal repreMntatlve's attorney ara M l forth balow. A L L IN T E R E S T E D PERSONS ARE N O TIFIED TH A T I All parsons on whom Ihls nolle# Is served who have ob lections that challenge tha valid­ ity ol tho will. Iho qualifications ol Iho personal representative, venue, or lurlsdktlon of this Court are raqulrad to flto their oblectlens with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAY* A F TE R THE D A TE OF SER V ICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All creditor* ol tho dated*nt end other penent having claim* or demand* against oaeddant's estate on whom a copy Of thlt nolle# I* served wllhln three month* altor th* dal* of th* first pU 'Icatloo ol thl* nolle# mini Ilia hair claim* with thl* Cduti W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS A F TE R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS APTER THE D A TE O F SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All olhar creditor* ol th* doted*nt *nd parson* having claim* or d*mandt against Iha dacadtnl’t aslal# mu*! Ill* thwlr claims with Ihls court W ITHIN THR EE MONTHS A F TE R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. A L L CLA IM S. DEM AN D S ANO OBJECTIONS NOTT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data ol Iha first publica­ tion ol this Nolle* ls March If, IH4. Personal Represantaltya: Andrew F. Naublasar Rout* I, Bax toco A III monto Springs, F 1 71)14 Attorney tor Fartanal R*pr**anlallv*i Frank McMillan Florida BarNs.i OHtll ill N. Wymora Road, Sulla 101 Wlnttr Park, FL HfW -lf IS Telephone: 407*44-7700 Publlthi (March H 4 April I, IH4 DIP-770 43— Investigative ______Services MAJ E ST I C I NVESTI OATI VE Servlets Domestic relations Free consullalton 40) 44* 1117 55— Business Opportunities NOW ACCEPTING COKE/MAM’S Vending ScflsdiWig may metud* Hatald AdverUtat Mtrw cent ol an addiborul day Cm k *I whan you gal laaiit* Payortytof day* youradruntatral# earned Lit* M description tor Ia*test resuhs Copy mutt toaow acceptable typo graphical torm -Comrrercuil frequency rales are *vx.lab*e Local route, priced lo sell last ________ I 100 5*1 JIH OWN A PAYPHONE HOUIF SD00 week potential Unique o p p o r t u n it y | *QQ 41* I S ) ) 61— Money to Lend DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon Tha Oay Belore Pubkcabon Sunday 12 Noon Fnday-Monday* 70 PM Friday ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDITS: In iha want of an trror In an ad, tha Sanford Herald prill ba reaponaJbl* for th* first Insertion only and only to tha extant of tha coal of that Inaartlon. Ptaaaa Chech your ad for accuracy the ftrat day It KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE M0NEYI All you need I* yosx till* Jack Diamond lor appointment ___________ 74Q7t7t___________ 63— Mortgages 11-lldwtv Cart Sanlord area. Lata of Dated this Mth day af March, UFA (U A L ) Meryl Clark at the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: MichelleL. Silva Deputy Clerk Publish: April A II, H , M, 1FF4 DEO to 1H4. CHILDCARE IN MY HOME Reasonable ratal Fenced yard, meals A snacks 774 5)47 C H I L D C A R E available evenings A weekends Call lor rat* specials Mrs Mlchtllt’s House lit H H / U t m ) 10 Orlando * Winter Park 831*9993 loving car* tar your Iti onaslcontact Hally OTtlsS Bladder Control Problsmif SENIORS, Call to find out It you quality lo r a s s i s t a n c e w ith DIAPERS/PADS Wa Ilia lor Medicare reimbursement, p r i v a t e I ns u r a n c e and Medicare directly Delivered to your door monthly. 407440-1254 ADOPTIONS Frt* medical cam. Iranspor latlon, counseling, private doctor plus living expenses Bar n if llS Claarwator Attorney Jehn Frlcker Itto ♦1)144# LOST DARK BLUE It It boat caver. Loti on 4*A between Country Club end An port Blvd on 4/7 II found, plea** cell tu tltfs tl Reward NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D IE D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN, that Financial REC Inc % Carlllkafe Inv Ser. the holder ot tho following cortlflcatoie) has Iliad Mid certificated! for a tax dead to ba issued thereon. The certlllcate number!*) end yaar(t) et issuance, ihe descrip Hon ot the properly, and tha named) In which It was attest adlt/are at follows: Cerllllralf No It70 Year ol Issuance: Iff I Description ot Property: LEG LOTS f t I O ORANOE PARK PB2POS0A Nemos In which e m tie d : Chariot M Hobbs All ol Mid property being In the County ol Seminole. Slate ol Florida. Unless such certificated) Shall ba redeemed according lo law. tha property described In such cartttkalsdl will ba sold to Ih# highest bidder at tha west front door. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanlord, Florida,on Iho ttth day al April, Iff*, at It A.M. Approximately IIISOO cash tor toes Is required to ba paid by •he successful bidder al tha M to. Full payment of an amount equal to tho highest bid piu* applicable documentary stamp lasts and recording teas Is due w ithin 74 hours altor tha advertised lima of tha Mia, All payments shall ba cash or guar, an lead Imlrument, made pay­ able to Iha Clark ot iha Clrcull Court NOTICI OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DECO (SEAL) Maryann# Mors# Clark el th* Circuit Coun Semlnol* County. Florid* 331-0700 74 Hour Sarv let 71— Help Wanted Legal N otices Deled Ihl* am day af March. * EASIER QUALIFYING For complete detail* colli R EM IT FINANCIAL ACTION MORTOAOE 23— L o s t A F o u n d Legal N otices If*4 * NEW CO M M U N ITY* H0M EBUYIRS PROGRAM • LOW DOWN PAYMENT 2 1 -P trt0 M lS Court. N O T IC I OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D EED N O TICE It H E R E B Y OIVEN, thaI E. Lamar or Janet L. Sharp, the holder ot tho following certlllcetols) ha* Iliad M id cartllkatots) tor a lax dead to ba lusued Ihereon Tho certifi­ cate number (si and yaar(s) af Issuance, tha description ot the property, end tha name Is) in which II was assessed Is/ar# as follows: Cerllfkale No 4511 Year ol Issuance: IH I Description of Property: LEO SEC asTWP IIS ROE SIB BEO 1*5411 F T S 4)717* FT E OF N U COR RUN S m i ) F T E HP FT N FH.17 FT W HO F T TO BEO IS M AC) Names In which assessed: Rodney G Green. Judith A. Green All of Mid property being In tha County ol Seminole, Stele ol Florida Unless such certlflcatals) shall ba redeemed according to law, the property described In such cerllflcalels) will bp sold lo the highest bidder el Ihe west front door, Semlnol* County Courthouse, Sanlord, Florida.on the Itlh day ol April. IH A at H AM Approximately 111100 cash for tots it required to ba peM by tha successful bidder at tha Mto. Full payment el an amount equal to tha highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp texts and recording toes It duo w llh ln 14 hours a lta r tha •dvsrllsed lima ol tho Mto. All pnymentt shall ba cash or guar­ anteed Instrument made pay able to tho Clark ot tho Circuit Court. Da ltd this Ith day ot March, 27— Nursery & Child Caro eACCOUNTI NOCLERK • 17)5 wkt This local firm needs you lo keep (heir accounts straight Don't delay! Mur, yl F R E E REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYM ENT 10* W H IN SI.. 77) ID* AOD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL 777 #*1* or 171 4111 AFTER SCHOOL COMPANION N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O I V E N . Ihel Equlveit Lid Partnership dba Alpha A Co, Iha holder of Iho following cerlltlc atoll) ha* Iliad M id cerlltlc atals) tor a tax deed lo be Itiued thereon. Th* certlllral* numb t r i l l and yaar(t) ol Itluenc*. the description of Ih* properly, end Ih* namatsl In which It wat attested Is/ar* as tol low* Certificate No 1714 Year ol lituanc* Ifll Description ol Property LEG LOT14CRYSTAL RIDGE PB 1* P O S H TO to Names In which tttetted Ronald E Rost, Dawn J Ross All ot M id property being In th* County ol Semlnol*. Stale ol Florida. Unless such cerllflcaledl shall ba redeemed according lo law, tha properly described in such certificated) will ba sold to Iha highest bidder at Ih* west front door, Semlnol* Count) Courthouse, Sanlord. Florida, on tho Ind day ot May. tffs. at II AM . Approximately S H IM cash tor too* Is required lo be paid by lit* successful bidder al Iha M l* Tull payment ol an amount equal lo Iho highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp tax** and recording lee* is due w ithin 74 hours altor tha advertised lima ol Iha M to All pay men 11 shall ba cash or guar an lead Instrument, made pay­ able to Ih* Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court. Dated mis list day of March. If*4 (SEAL) Maryann# Morse Clark of tha Circuit Court Semlnol# County. Florida ByiMlchaiitL. Hiva Byi Michelle L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publishi March 11, tl. It B April Publf*)/March 7t i April I. It. lit** If, INS 0 IP -f* DEP-Uf DtAutv £ Itr It For my %on Trantporahon required It or oltftr pr# ferr#d C alU ff 071/alfer 6 AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds like success We’re well Into our 3rd decode ol training successful agents No license) We II help' WATSON REALTY COR!1 REALTORS ) ) ) 1700 AREA MGMT/MK TO ARE YOU A HIGH FLYER? * Attitude* li Th# K#y T fim Playtr High Energy Self $Iarf«*r CompuliiY* Winner Txachable it Open Minded WILL TRAIN )M l U i AUTO B O O T M A K E R Body ihop painter. helper body worker Experienced only jOSJ N 17 ??LLony wood AUTO MECHANIC IMOJ1I U Certified or w/4 yrt #ip and «v/d#tire to becorn# certified Valid driver Ikeme And took f/T , u>me weekmdt Cult lot tfftiilr Jf? THttlvm igH AVAILABLE POSITIONS V a r i o u s I o c a 11o n * far Receptionists, Sttrefirlei end p a ti Entry. Coll Gen#ret Ref to nn e l Barn 4pm M on day Friday for more in torm# tfonati m i _______Never A Feel AVON product! 1,000. Earn to S0% No door/door PT/FT Sandl 33t n n / t ICO He 31a CABINET MANUFACTURER Need* EDGE EANOER OP ■ RATOR. Materiel handling, cleaning, and filing U hr Immediate apenlng* 114*544 M ill itti Notice FLORIDA STATB REQUIRES all contractor* bo r*glit*r*d or ctrf IBad. To verify a data contractor* Meant* call M M -la l-ffro . Occupational Licenses ara required by th* county end can be verified by Rjmodijma RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding Atom. Framing. Orywat Doors, Roofing. Concrete. & 22L u^cacitwa* AopIIbiI W M R EP APPLIANCE iN c i REPAIR X I AIR - Frt* appl, service call wiih ra- ^ r s l John, A | ■tost, H4J7U r1 i .i ______ - J r f * ntrY------------ CARPENTER All kind* of home repair*, painting A caramlc ^Itj^R khar^roj^^JTM fU C a rp e t / ln s t B lIa tlo n 1 c a r p b t m il l d ir b c t Big Dficevnti Famous Brandt First Quality. Top Lin*. Sialnmatfar, Saxonlat, Tracktoti, Sculpture* SS.ff yd Com marc lal lav* I loop* U 4f yd Inslallallon. 40) 374 **00 C a r p e t C le a n in g SAM'S C A R P E T CLEAN IN G pla* strip and ball floors. Rttidtnllal/commarclal 14 hr*. 174^1141, beeper 444 0141 C o n c re te Lawn Service A p f A t l* CONCRETE, Wayne Baal. 1 Man Qualify Opera lion I U0-U1I/414-M41 TOM A JEFF' S LAWN CAR El Ret /Comm . dependable, low Electrical MASTER ILIC TR IC IA H, Rapalr-adctlllon, comm/rtt. Llc/lnt lEROOOilflIII 44)1 G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s INDOOR A O U TD O O R Plastering Remodel new end hfatork homes. 72>7f io H o m e Im p ro v e m e n t AFFORDABLE HOME Repair Dependable All phases Call (or Free att. Michael 177) 101 R ES TO R A TIO N , D R YW ALL, melal studs, doors. Irlm. sld Ing. porches, decks, gaitbos Llcomad/lmured 1)170#) RITE-WAY... . wl sn ow up L e t T h la U U p la y A « l \ W o rk F o r Y o u „ J Clfliiinnl y , C a ll l3 2 2 ^2614 J a n it o r ia l S e r v ic e s * BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL Commardal/Rasld. I l l 4)17 L a n d s c a p in g RANDY'S QUALI T Y LAWNt Complete pro car* line* ItoO L IO H T HAULINO, FLOOR MAINTENANCE. W# alio do ^toarujjiijvauimgj^Him,^ PERSONAL TOUCH CLEAN INO SERVICE. Home*, apis, and car*. 171-7110 i B D LAWN M AINTENANCE Lawn Service W# do everything I Cell for tre* «*t imat**. Tiesaio ralxsM-reeet^-jj^^l^O/O M o v in g & Sto ra g e CLASS A MOVERS Moving specialists 10% oil all local moves with coupon "W* move with pride In mind" 1114)4* Painting P A I N T I N O . paper hanging, pressure washing and dry well repair Freeesl 111 11)4 Pressure Cleaning DUN RI TE: Clean driveways, roots, pool decks, walks. houses Free esl. 371 4177 Photography ~ W E D O I N O S , Parlies, and Personal Mobil equip unique pricing For Into call 374 »«0) Rooting OYSBERS HOME REPAIR A ROOFINO Painting, carpentry. Bond/Int/Lic HC0004745 Call 5)4 i l l ) S w im m in g P oo l ' R e p a ir Servlce/i WE EKLY SERVICC from U i mo Ch«m Rift Pool Sarvko Tree Service ECHOLS T RE E SVC Lie's. Ins “ Lal Ih* Professionals do II." ^re**nlllmatos^_^_J717W Window Repair and Cleaning WINDOW 1 SCREEN REPAIR: *4) u i - m i Advertise Yout' business Every Day For As Low As $45 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-2611 �5B San lo u i Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, April 5. 1904 71— H e lp W anted 3i ~ - CO l CLASS B DRIVERS JANITORIAL J ri**dtd Immediately lor poilllofl lnO *larub*r,a M ull hav* 1 year recent verllUbl* erperlene* and a clean MVR, air brakes and HAZM AT a plut Call General Personnel lam 4pm Monday Friday lor more Information I I I i i j j ____ N f v .f A T eel___ P a rt lim e e le a n e r/ llo o r person Musi tie eble lo pass security check Call 1*1 111) POSITIONS AVAILABLE V a r i o u s lo c a t i o n s lo r Production, Warehouse, k A s s e m b ly . C a ll G e n e ra l Personnel la m 4pm Mon day Friday lor more Inlorma Hon SSI 11)1 Never A Feel COL CLASS A DRIVERS Needed lor Hie Orlando area Immediately Mutt have > yean recent vendable e>i>e Hence and a clean MVR endorsements Mpluv C a ll G e n e ra l P e rs o n n e l •am 4pm Monday Friday lor more Information 4M IIIJ _______ Never A Feel___ • C LE R IC A L TR A IN E E a Enthusiastic personality wins Ihltonef Learn It all here! F R E E R E G IS TR A TIO N AAA E M P LO Y M E N T M « W .H IM t ..m n » C O M P A N IO N / H O M E M A K E R to live wills elderly lady S a l a r y , p r i v a t e li v i n g quarters, etc Call alter 104m please lie two ___ _ CONCRETE LABORERS CONCRETE FORM SETTERS Experienced only Ml «;/ ; COORS/OISHWASHERS Full time Apply In person Parry's Rtsluranl, upper level. AI lemon It Mail l PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR SALES 11)00 1)000 per month i m M im s • SECR ETAR Y. Happy, casual oltltel Super benefits here w aling lor you 11 F R E E R E G IS TR A TIO N AAA E M P LO Y M E N T Z04W n th H U M U S 1M E N O I N E / E Q U I P M E N T M E C H A N IC lor lawn sve Evenings 4 ) hours Call lor appl 1 » *000 leave message SUBWAY/HANDYWAY Experience growth with us a* a A G CARRIERS, Tuyeres F| a well established And grow log Cent r a I Florida based • Up to 12 000 ml per mo • Slop (Xf Pay • Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • $4 M y & Par for inane# Bonus • Spouse Riding. Program • Average Trip I 1Day* • late Model Conventional Tractor* It you have 2 year* tractor trailer. O TH and snow And ice experience plus a good driving record, call i too i/4 m o Handy W a y /S y tjw a y associate Par l / F u l l li m e positions available Customer oriented individual* are en courages! to apply in person at the Handy Way located at 4111 Orange H U d . Lake Monroe o r mail resume/application to H a n d y W ay 331 Sem oran C o m m e r c e Pi » Suite 10f Apopka F L 22701 company oiler % you • I H lo V U per mil** E E O M/F/H/V TEACHERS TEACHER ASST/CAt LAB MGR Prefer esper w al risk youth, tome computer kniwiedge Tep/pt time IIQQ/hr E O E Full time Mutt have late model econo vehicle for local TELEMARKETING deliver !•* ullllnnq personal National M l g Hat fe v e r a I openings on H i agoirettive lelemarkehng ttaif W p oiler full training and benefit* Slarting pay it $/ id hour Exp erience pre!# rr# d Call M l Baker Mon F r i , 9 5 (4071 4)9 O H ) • U T IL IT Y PERSON* T r a i n to t e r v i c e t m a 11 engine! G r e a t co benefit! F R EE R EG IS TR A TIO N AAA E M P L O Y M E N T 700W ISfhST . 12) H7t v th l(I# Call *42 23011 17^ ELECTRICIANS Residenllal only Licensed or nol Top pay benefits Eipe rtenced only need apply in p e r s o n at S A N F O R D E L E C T R IC. )»)/ S Park Dr e F O R K L IF T TR A IN E E e sa SO hrl Easy as plot begin ners spot with great thence in move up with this company1 F R E E R EG IS TR A TIO N AAA E M P LO Y M EN T MO W 11th St . I l l lif t UTLITY COMPANY JOBS h o t e l p o s it io n SJ 21 |IS /I per hour this area Men and women needed No experience necessary For in formation call I 219 7)6 4711 Orlando North -* 7 Bet U22) SAM toSPM /Dayl f and Ttwtrfl WAITRESSES/SERVERS NIGHT COOK ROOM AnENDANTS Apply In person Monday Friday.Yam 4pm lie S Nerlhlake Bird , ___Altamonte Springs EOE HODSECIEANERS For T ID Y MAID S day</wk Experienced only Apply m ptnon, Days Inn, Bffilofd *0/ 21) 4100 W AR EH O USE A N D G E N E R A L LABO R H E L P N E E D E D i Bonut lor drivers All thiftt available Daily pay. no lee Report ready lo work |, JO am . Induftnal la b o r $*c . <011 F rench A v No phone call! with pa y and benefit i 3)9 374# TELEMARKETER Exp erienced M u t t live in Sanlorci area A have CO L Apply at Hutch' i, Towing, 7207 W lit St 93 — R o o m s l o r R e n t Full tlma Experienced. neat appearance and dependable Musi have transportation M l H it LO C ATES Conduct your own local# 'Starch For a step by step guide send 119 95 to Locate. PO B ob 140). iantoed. F L 22/7I I401 LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Must have COL " A " with clean MVR Produce e.peri ence and good relerences re quired Call or apply MSC Trucking. 1*11 W i lt SI. Sanford. FL *0/111114) LPN LMN interested in innovative facility, on the cutting edge of research 13 hour shift CalU99 5001 A Q U I E T C L E A N rm n San ford Kitchen A phone ute, ( uin laundr y %H A up 134 4*55 A Q U IE T F U R N RM W O c o m b o , kit p r i v A /C f 200/mo plut dtp i 1 ©let 124 1469 after 1pm C L E A N RO OMS single starting 171/wk K i t c h e n , ph o n e , laundry, video garnet, oft thee! parking IJ0 447) IN P R I V A T E L O N G W O O D home S te a d y e m p l o y e d 140/wk 110/dep 124 1110 M A T U R E D PERSON Light cooking 161 wk F ir i t a n d i a t t ___________ )? 4 s m ___________ N EW LY R EN O V A TE D , private entrance paddle fan In your room your own heat control., refrigerator, microwave, and color tv Oft tlrtef parking and maid tervice Convenient location The best in town 12) 1404 MAIDS F/T M F. 14 Will train, uniforms Molly Maid, H I 50Q7 M E O IC A L 97 — A p a r t m e n l s F u r n is h e d / R e n t CNAS ind ORDERLIES Musi be certified 1 II and / J shills Apply In person Debary Manor *0 N Hwy 1/1> Debary. FI 40/ M I 441* M E O IC A L RN Charge nurses lor lam 3pm and Tl / shills IV and ven tllalor e< parlance needed Apply In person Debary Manor *0 N. Hwy 1/ *1 __________ Debary, FI M E D IC A L RECEPTIONIST For busy orthopaedic office Call Sharon at H I MM M E D IC A L LPN 13 hr shills 11am llpm IVeaptrlencepre lerred Apply In person; Debary Manor M N. Hwy IT *1 Debary, F I_________ NEEDED AT ONCE A to ta l p io le s s lo n a l Hairstylist Cosmetologist lor a lull service salon Must have following and Ihe motivation lo eapand Commission com menturale with ability All Inquiries held In strict con lldence Send resume to Ollnd Bo* 11), laniard Herald, PO Bo* 1MZ, lanlord. F L HZZMMZ___________________ OFFICE HELP P /T Computer e*perlence and organliallonal skills re­ quired Medical records expo Hence Helpful Must type 10 wpm Send resume to: P O . Bo* lltf, Sanlord. FI33/Z1 e O F F IC E CO HO INATO R * 1 X10 wkl Handle ell phases ol IronlolllCu. Dynamic bene 11is F R E E R E G IS TR A TIO N AAA E M P L O Y M E N T ZM W .M Ih it., 11) HZ* * A jo o f f i c e , * 157— M o b i l e H o m e s / S a le NEW 1**4 e. NO OOWN. ION Inter,it, I* X fO.II/t/mo 14 X Z0. THO/mo )*) 1/9* PUT' .flNIMti To TMVe D u F f . 1 yeuK Tneocy r m ,T tK 159— R e a l E s t a t e W a n te d f U M ! H A TC H / \ f0 (lotit-ATC iii/NMIEi» LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS *(lh nr without approvais 700 1000 acre* Waterfront a plus Call T er ty CI a y ton 904 755 4606__ P R IV A TE INVESTOR wants to buy Income properties Will look al all any condition 2)0 2114 ) OR 4 BORM/2 bath pool home In Lake Mary Nigh School district Please call 904 79) 4440 with details No brokers 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 HOU1E For Rent 13*l mo Al 311 S 4lh SI lake M a t y . Call*** M W 1 GUEST HOUSE FOR RENT Call 111 ovv NICE A C L E A N M Fenced yard No pels M Ji mo HI. Iasi A lac *04 m M tttp m *pm NICE 1 BUHM house in Sanford Beaulilul shaded lot. carport, Ians 14M/mo I M 1104 SANFO R D Hamilton D u lrld R E N T TO O W N Like new 3/3, Air. Laundry 1)000 dn , 1411/mo 16* Z3IZ SANFORD. I bdrrn. J ' , balh lakelronl house lASOmo ___________ X 1 3004 SANFORD GOLDSBORO R E N T TO O W N 3 I,dr in Like new! Air tt.VOO dawn s ill, mo 11*1 181— A p p l i a n c e s / F u r n it u r e C* ' »H r ( N4 4 i NOTICE All rental and real estate advertisements are subject lo Ihe Federal Fair Housing Act. which makes II illegal to advertise any preference, tlm lla llo n or d is c rim in a tio n based on race, color, religion se*. handicap, lamlllal status or national origin C O TTA G E In Ihe country. 1 Bdrrn. util Inti P*rletl lor rohred/slng working person H )/w k HOO'dep 310 i m PARK AV£.' nice A dean 1 B d rrn . h ardw ood tloors 1131/mo 1300 dtp No pels 331 all*day* ___ 33* I f lle v t P R IV A TE E N T R Y A B ATH Ulllllles turn Non smoking IDl/wk, l/)dep 333 1411 99— A p a rtm e n ts Unfurnished / Rent SPRING BREAK!! One Bedroom Apartments tit* D EAL Mosswood Apis 33/ Z/34 MINUTES FROM SANFORD RENT SPECIAL!! 3 Bdrrn ./I Bath 31) m i SHENAN DO AH A P A R TM EN TS MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada l bdrrn, 13*0 mo 3 bdrrn, 1410 mo and up 323-8670 M O VE IN SPECIAL Newly re novated I A 3 bdrrn apis All amenities. 13**U10 mo plus dep 1yr lease 134 /3<a_______ N E A T 3 Or Apt . W, )nd SI A/C. carpeted, kitchen equipped. IWO/mo h dep 334 31*3 O S TE E N I bdrrn apl. 1110 ) bdrrn 1)10 Large rms, qulel area Parking 43»Maylown 333 » n ______: BEST SANFORD A R E A ! lo r * bdrrn 3 Bath, large rooms E X C E L L E N T C O N D ITIO N ' Lois of closets' 1/7,100 AFfOROABLE H0MLS VENTURE l PROPERTIES FHAO R V AASLO W A SM i% Assume no qualifies A owner financing low as 1409/mot Gov'f Foreclosures, Repos! Seminote, Orange. Voluti*' Stenstfom Rentals %,witofd Proper/*©* For Lest F/ian 1/ COOOdwn l.imlly rm . 1600mo. 1400 set • FORECLOSURFt • M A Y FA IR 2/2 w scr porch 1 I on * • J/t, over 1/2 acret L<¥ dm lam r m Satellitedtsh 144.*00 • )/ ) A r o o t for only t i l 100' L iv .dining tarn rms too' • L A K E , tennis, po o ll 1 2 HOOtec • SHADOW LA K E WOOOS 1/2 1 W/ dbl# car garage fpt« wed A \eptic 1410 mo 1410 %#c • SANFORO 2/2 D U P LE X a d hookup CHA, I4l0mo 1)10 \m • O V IE D O l/t D U P L E X w custom, liv. dm , eat m kite I* appl Garage 142.900* • 2/1, new t arp**» A pa nt' Cent H A. carport Just 141,900' carport. W ' d hookup heaf a»r SJ4Vmo 12V3WC Sr! no dep air and heat appliances in Hdi* foundry, screen porch, large fenced yard 2 sheds 149 vxr 12) >14/or g j 9114 i Odrm, i I 3 Both sing car gar . new cent M/A, freshly painted outside New roof lalors closing 114 000 down w assume m>n qua! it leg loan1appro 1 |41000 221 9001 SANFO R D PLACE Like new 12 split plan Large eat in kitchen cathedral ceiling screen porch double garga© privacy fenc©d yard' 17/100 D E B A R Y on 10th fairway Glen AnufTTC No Qua Idles' i • 2 / M92 P ITI ISA SOO Stenifrom Realty, Inc " We Manage your Home, like If w iio u re w n " Jim Deyft m )4»i After 4PM no m i 7/1, a p p lia n c e ! hook up* garage carpet. Wind*, cent heat air 1100494 t?00eat 409 O w n er/Realtor 22) 4192 SANFO R D 7 bdrrn l bath Cent ia n f o r d a c re 1 A ppl in side* ufd fenced yd' Only 1)9,000' cltil garage. 7216 i g ft heated no pet! 1421 mo I BOO !©< • 1 7 split fenced 1141 P I T I 1S6 400 PR I. foreclosuret Ml COO dn ) 2, h#a ViI f 1r p©d 111 ac r r Split bdrm teram it M r appl garage Possible uwnnr Isold 2nd Just 171 W0' Abbey golf course 1'2 villa w i t h s cr ee ne d p o r c h and garag e oflers maintenance tree itfeslyfe! 1/6.900 LOCH ARBOR Custom bu-U 4 3 with screened pool and spa Tl replace eat In k lichen, deu bie garage, pretty treed ief’ t •47 MX) P0R2IG REALTY 322 8678 105 — D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t Markham Wds forec'osure I 7 I * acr e past u r e / it a b lr 1101 000 2 7 Over 1 f 119 71 *6 P A U L . O Q D O F iN E 107— M o b i le H om es / Rent VENTURE I PROPERTIES C O U N TR Y S E TTIN G com plelely turn. 2 I gar bag** wafer turn covered fenrrrt patio Ideal lot aiurk couple or ting parent l iso mo pu>d*,p __ No pet! 122 141/ COUNTRY Sm travel If w/deck I perwai no (>el% IHQ/mo HOO dep 272 I l H BATEMAN REALTY 321-4704 Lie Real Estate Broker 2640 Santord Ay© 321 0759 321 2257 HALL REALTY 3t2 W. FIfsI SI , Sonlord E L D E R S P R IN G S , off M a , i V I, 2. 2 bdrrn! 171 to 1»0 wk HOOdep 110 7*6lev 1)1 )9*4 Debary 2/1. big lot* F,im rm c b constr country' 117 100 ) bdrrn t pff ef Jot t tl a low dn A monthly' Ofity 111.900 It John's River access' 10 O l T L t N 2 bedroom > bath On 10 acre! 14V) plu! IkX) vetun J y J04 464 1140 alter >pm S A N T O R O 7 bdrrn I bath qu.e» area, fenced yard 1271 mo 1371/dep No pet! )?) 670l ac/es *otc down' f/i.ond 323-5774 109— M o b i l e H o m e L o t s / Rent DELTONA I txfrm l ' i hath ( a rn 11y t m e «t * a %1l i t 790 W Maliciowski, 1)7 7»|| DUPLEX SANFORD G . - k) IN T H E C O U N T R Y ? Bdrrn I Bath 14 X 64 140'J rno 17V) vei d*p Call )2) 2741 9 1 STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAGEM ENT A R EA LTY Lk Mar y custom acre H J J v00 C E D A R A V E 1 bdrrn j b.i'n in n d r u tility car purl 11 VO; mo I ! f and i 141 — H o m o s f o r S a le 141 — H o m e s f o r S a le • SANFO R D l/l w den famed yard, dean 1)25 rno 12V) sec • S U N LA N D 4/2 w carport Spaciotni 1460 mo , AAA HAY S A/’ P lIA N C t • 111 S French Aye, Sanford R e f r i g e r a t o r . S to v e s Washers Dryers Free 5 yr labor warr Del avail 221 0082 l U f ) IV x r WRECKER DRIVER Position open tor an fnperi t ru ed telemarketer Evening hours . i P M 7P M. M on da y through Thursday Apply in person Sanford Herald JQO N French Av# ask for Tracy LAWN MAINTENANCE P A H K 1 IO E A P A R T M E N T ) Move In special. 3 bdrrn I balh IsOQ/mo 33041)3 SANFORD. I Bdrrn. lMO/mo. plus security All ulllllles paid e*c»pt«lec ______333 m 3 I BEDROOM FR E E M O NTH 1P E C IA LI 3 hdrms A elite avail Call J r r r ^ r i saw 1 B DRM al 3111 S San lord A ve 1)31 me water and garbaqe • SANFORD D U P LE X )/1 I / itory, w d hook up*, CM A Musi have earned *0 hrs ■award a CDA or equivalent or bachelors ilegre* In early childhood )ZI 3001 DRIVER WANTED C A K I . Y I . I v " li> l . i i r r i W r i u l i l 40/ 1/4 Z1H Yarn ll p m Mate or lemalo trainee Pari I,me or lull lime 341 *17/ e R O U TE H U N N E R e 1414) wkl Sensational training program lor career minded, friendly personality! Benefits F R E E R E G IS TR A TIO N AAA E M P LO Y M E N T Z00W H lh S I , ) ) ) ll/s DRIVERS NEEDED K I T 'I V 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R ent H e lP W a n te d WZ 1)3 /1)3/33) IS/0 SLEALTY, I N C . FIRST TIME H0MEBUYERS! Lei Qt>r Full Time Sales Staff Show Y O U how Easy it <s to Own a Home of Your Own! Call any of our E i p e r i e m e d Agents A N Y f IMG 1 322 2 4 2 0 * 321-2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY • In Out 38llt Ym i * Lee it you can brat this on#' 1 !>drm pool home |iist a short walk I r o n * I d y l t w i t d e s c h o o l an d s minutes from beltway 169.VX) ' B E A U T I F U L 80 yr old Fla Cracker far mho use t*n 3 acres liegs r efLjt at ion' Weeds TLC P o l ill'll <» Ie rms 189 900 .\*r# /*!» rwigrilMittiood guod ■nr*ddipn I I I Vfil C a li alte r 1 U0 • M ICROW AVE. Emerson Like new with turntable Works perfect A bargain at 175 177 4184 M U ST S E L L , A Has *e w i ng m a c h in u , re c o rd stereo player card table and 4 chairs, metal cabinet 231 U N • RANGE, Roper model, whif# New oven elements Works well 150 271 5546 .__ ________ • R EC LIN ER S rust color Both tor 150 Will separate for 125 each 272 50CM HANOI., almond, sell cleaning Free delivery and warranty John A » Best, 224 2345 115— I n d u s t r ia l R e n ta ls Sq ft P r i m e location at entrance lo Central F la We g tonal A irggrf 407 111 140/ SANFORD >0 Oil *q ft i ph au sprinkler! 12 i q II Stem from Really Inc, J im Doyle 122 21)0 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a le BARK FORECLOSURES. GOV'T FORECLOSURES. LOW DOWN AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA t ORANGE COUNTY 117— C o m m e r c i a l R e n t a ls S TO R E Downtown Sanford for fate or l«iise Alto liquor I k t n i e t lor Orange and Seminole County tor Tale SUN LAN D Ideal for mobile home or homo site, h o n e s , catlie farming, or nursery Zoned agricultural 1) 900 per acre Small down payment with owner financing 904 747 177) 1 5 7 - M o b ile Homes / Sale Great 3 bum, w i t h d©la t h e d b r i c k ret room/.family room In great condition corner Hot Priced 1/4 4*21 SANFORD R E TA Il/ O F F IC E 1,257 u| ft Covered tide walk* high traffic area 1700 plus sale* tax rno Stemtrom Heal ty Inc, Jim Doyle 222 2491 CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK right at 149 900* Call tor details' U rie l Mansfield, 323 7271 A A Carnes. Inc . J 12 12)4 118 — O f fic e Space / Rent 14i 4U 2/1 Split, central 11,500 M/A. 64 Bayspring screen room 24i4S 1/2 split 85 Pearson central M/A* carport 112,SOO N E W Sanford office! and or warehouse! 400 2,400 vq ft Special 1341/mo. 222 2514 Call 22) 8146or 1)1)70) S A N F O R D Office space 1400 sq If building lota I, 1700 *q ft per oHic© unJJ^ J31 7004 100 SO F E E T tor leave on 17 92 successful o n tiling anchor buvineiici Good parking and li gh t in g G r e a t v is i b i li ty Asking 1400 mo 222 4466 work 211— A n t i q u e s / ______C o lle c t ib le s 904 755 8311 •W ELSH BABY BUO O Y W yrs old, vinyl 165 OBO 222 9243 215— B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o rie s • G LASTR ON ',ft V Hull. 31IW U 0 Vo l.o, llth/*SI, lof* ol ,< trg* 13000 OBO » H 11*1 • h o u s e b o a t , liv* aboard *) N a u t a ll o e . l a i n t n q l n , V i f i . r - \ K K l l ' O -J -i m t l ! IMS • !* F T BOW R ID ER IIS HP M » , c ury o/b low hou^s wdh trader 5 i 100 J77 0148 • 1914 IK I/FIS H B O A T 90 H P Merc w1/ trader N'Uht grea'i' 11 oooR ift iMh II 1 /806 • 1915 R EG AL Medallion 17 10 4 cyl in qufb&ard rnoTnr w drive on trailer 15.000 O B O 8)0 6004or H6V 4)JI 20 AQUA 1 P O R T , CC. JOT HO, everything Ilk© new 1)000 O B O 904 S)3 9707 904 7/4 9474 17 GLASSTRCAM. I V boat, trader, SOhp Johnson Never in salt water, t a t condition 1) 400 OBO 904 / 26 9259 217— G a r a g e S a le s O A R A G E Salr/ZWh.bolhar/Z WE B U Y P A Y t o p P R I C E " ««/ 3)0 •*)/ •GARAGE SALE A0 BARGAIN Call In yc>ur garng© sal© ad by 17 noon on Tuesday and lake a d v a n t a g e of our spec ml garage sale ad pric e'! Call C Lasill ied now for d* tall! I U, r g V 5TQ r v I )J J 4U<; 187— S p o r t i n g G o o d s GUN SHOW THE BIG ONE LAKELAND CIVIC CENTER Ap*il 15, 14 17 Friday nigh* preview 5 9prn Admission 11 Saturday and Sunday 9 5 Admission 14 City parking 12 Sponsored Lakeland Rib© and Pistol Club Inc • R O LLER S K A T E l^ G ^ v ie 2, McGregor Junior EZ Roller, velcro. Like new Worn 4 limes Child fast grower .‘m, 110 Cail 222 9416 189— O M i c o S u p p lie s / E q u ip m e n t M 'll/ O LTA 7 .iP *>» l CO l’ IER w automatic leeder E acvllent condition l700Call220 1000 193 — L a w n & G iir d c n MOVING SALE Lots ol everylhmgl April 8 anrl 9 9 5 Pebble Creek Apts Turn fell after entrance to end Last bldg (7?3i and apt ( 114t behind Pyiihx FOR SALE Blonoe'fensjer Mr at Autographed from W ay ne s Wor ld li 1 1500 O B O eves J7i 8211 Pi t • TOR SALE ' wave pyle drivers Like new Asking UOO 222 170! eves 177 76) 1 #>f 25 tiny* A*k lor tj 1 • GL AS S T O P T A I U t 4) square 18 thick glass 1)0 Please cadI 40/ ) i ) r) .a SAT E L IT E S Y S TE M Never n sfaded remote control do sc r a m filer ©quipped Cost 88600 isnngUMO?// 1/44 • SCREEN DOOR, whltt alu mini«;n 16 wide Like new! Pum p F ra m e H ardw are Th r•thold£ l a »e 145 )X) 42J i _ SERVICE SALES A PARTS tor portable kerosene healers LA R R Y 'S M AR T 22) 6188 T I C K E T S tor Dan Fc )©lberg concert on A pr il 2 165 00 iCcst) OBO i .t 12 230— A n t i q u e / C l a s s i c C a rs 195 — M a c h i n o r y / T o o l 5 •1970 DEVILU CADILLAC Round )0 'all on low metal stand 125 Call )7) 8090 • F R E E TO GOOD HOME SHep Husky m u mate house broken great with kids and other dogs 221 9763 • M U S T S A C R I F I C E . Doberman 19 rno old black male Ears and fad cropped 0 e a u t I f u I dug In door Ou Mom On I y ! IDO ________ Cad 124 >449 N A N O A Y C O N U R E 1700 with cage 1 D OGS Nee 'o good hornets) 762 12/1 pager • X LARGE A I R L I N E tty l# animal crale with locking gat© Gooit condition Bought for 165 J months ago Asking 140Call Stacy 221 3U? V O L K S W A G E N SCI ROCCO, « i E ac ©JIt n t sh a p© f R uns g r e a t ' Look! sharp! Must se© to appreciate Asking 53,750 Q 0 G Ca n see at Singhs Road Runner, 2101 S Sanford Ave ))7 8)91 Ask tor Terry // T H I R D ' - t u b f u l green Great shape Needs engine work All o r i g i n a l ' Needs tom© work |l 495 O B O JJI 0156 i*‘AJ0 O B O AH power 177 0354 231— C a rs *4 C R Y S L E R I M P E R I A L 4dr ad power body m quod snap© r uns gr ©at 11MM) )22 2867 CADILLAC SEDAN D EV IL L E /9 All power A t r u m good, new bros 1800 v04 725 0183 • C H R Y S L E R I M P E R I A L 91 Like new A5u%! sell Only 172 500 Call (407) )JJ 99sa • D U N E B U G G Y Full berglass body Convertible fop Rtbudl VW engine Many new parts Profession ......... 1300 8187396 • •) C H E V Y Che veil© 4 dr. < sprt new tires, do*?in't bu n iM 1, '. i ■-i' in hi j// J ih j • ' l l HO ND A AC CO RD T it i p d . A C . Pw , A m F it cassette 1)000 172 6413 '16 D O D G E C O L T V I S T A i wagon p s p/b A C. A m Fn sfereo cassette. 61K ml. very good condition 17095 388 MM 17 FORD TEMPO LX. S Md dr. cold -sir. b l ac k , fully loaded, sunroof 17 500 37) )4|l 233— A u t o P a r i s / A c c e s s o r ie s • f AH rs F O R K i t Tortf Eviort Dash, carh, tan many par is Call for list 15 p©* p ece 150 for all 124 2'0t • R E E S F T R A IL E R H ITC H Chsss Ml, 5 000' 10 000 capaci ty f tfs most full sue pick ups 160 272 9416 • TRA IL F R H I T C H class 1 receiver a .id I 7 8 plus 2 bail fiih.h noo J77 0477 14 m vq • CMFVY 79. BEAUVILLE 1 ton. clean VAN Passenger Only 17.491QBO • FORD _ 2216m RANOER LTX • • H O N D A A C C O R D LX !«»/ P - S ,. P B , a i r Ken wood A M ■F M c a if© H i 4- door «o w miles Rosewood color Will run forever 117 950 2)2 947) • L E B A R O N Convertible II Red loaded dig dash new 11111 n*- W l - f , p, ‘.,IA> ' « ■ • P L Y M O U T H G r a n t » i.r , while A I car d thru oul Good mileage 12,000O B O 37J 8600 low 19.4 in w J« • J E E P PICK U P 4i4. 1970 V* auto Engine and Nans r* built {about 20 000 miles Newer ■*' - \ ) 000 1712906 • J E E P P I C K U P T R U C K , 1979 4•4 with !npp**r 1800 O B O Needs A (of of T L C 37) 1959 tra Sanford Motor Co. *3 G R A N D C H E R O K E E L I M I T E D Demo' V 6 176 90) Cali 172 4)83 • ItS) S U B U R B A N G M C 4 71 dimel half ton. mechanically solid new rad brake rotors 6* t .pipers head liner Very good fires and tow pkq 15.500 01)0 40/ 281 I486 _____ • 199) 5 10 B L A Z E R i rP full .pqwt r , T ahoe p a c k age, 12K. m i H7 i.>T0lrrn J27 9-4*34 .sf r* r 4 2 30— V o h lc lo s W a n te d wfc !*a y to e t m fo u Complete pi Wrecked Cars 1 , u ' r r t ' M l ) V , M l f ( . o ' NOT . ANY CO N D ITIO N » ))/ »a«* . 239— M o t o r c y c l e s a n d B ik e s 1,11 H O N D A ZOO M A G N A Good condition l b 350 J8J 64)1 • 41 H O N D A Ul ’ m • 81 K A W A 5 A K I 5U0 L T D Prime condition Will bad** fur J tin boar or 1900 )21 4tW 241 — R e c r e a t i o n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s • H O L ID A Y H j m h l , , 19 J 1ft basement model iiusdei) Excellent rond Qii bonai Honda motor scoot«*r fur 7 w ra c k JS T-O O O 40/ 699 4979 •VAN/CAMPER 197! Che.y m odel 20 Gone) condition 191/ C O A C H M A N M H 74 f JFK ml M a n y e x tr a s 1' ini i g en erato r V e ry easy lo dr iv : 119,900 218 4150 • *74 M O T O R H O M E R u n s g re d Will bade for travel trader *jt l u m p a r a b ie ralue J3I 243— T r a i l e r s LAWN TR A ILE R . 5 X 10. * I I sides, 3 big fuck boxes ivoo 231 6771 alter 4PM 321 6762 D E LTO N A to* z/s M/o VENTURE I PROPERTIES W e'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. Looking to buy a home/ we h(»ve homes in all areas ol Seminole, Or ange. Volusia Counlics! Call tor details' • 277 with fireplace, newer carpel and tile 164,900 • Foreclosure! 4 2 on t 12 acres Fireplace 1104.900 • 4/2 . 7.700 sq ft., fireplace Ig scr pore til 1104,900 Beth Osborne Venture I Properties 1/3, cent. Mi/A Brand new kitchen and carpeting thru out New root, new paint inside and oul Great neigh borhood close to clem school Affordable home loan pro grams makes this home a great buy with low down and monthly payment* Wa are motivated to sell this nice home. Please call 894 2411, ask for Mike, or Iv msg 116,900, 1904 C ctiir Aye , S , San for d Y o u p a y For the First 10 clays a n il iF y o u r c a r d o e s n ' t s e l l , c a l l u s 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 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 a d i s 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 i a l o n ly. C a ll 3 2 2 -2 0 1 I today! 3300273/774-9400 W e H a ve E G G S -A C T L Y What You N e e d ! • Sfnglu Sto ry D e s i g n - N o O n o B e l o w of A b o v e •Energy Elltclenl Studio, t A 2 U od r o o n i Altorrl,ihlu A|iaitmunts • F ilum lly, O n Sdo . D e p o n d u b l o Y o u r t r a n s p o r t a t io n ail w o r k s best w h e n it c o n t a i n s i n f o r m a t i o n the b u y e r w a n ts to k n o w : M nn . F y u m e n l • Attic Slo r-u jo . P ii va to Pa tio & M oi ol SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Make and Model • Year • Power Features • • Mechanical Condition • Body and Finish • Transmission Mileage Previous Use Acccsso rics/1uterio r 3301 S. Snnlortl Avo. •Sanfofd 323-3301 H oi ks M om S. i I 9 1 30 Ctoifld B il l Ail accessories 17.500 J2J 4988 SANFORD * AFFORDABLE HOME * I N J condition, 15K miles *700 0 0 0 32) v m Iv m s g uf j ; j a;59 21th I I and Myrtle Ave 141 — H o m e s fo r S a le 97 ■I ty ' 11 17. ■•1 e IS U / U P/U 91 Red 7K A C am fm ca s s full bedtmer MORGAN REALTY ’ van Loaded' Too much to list, must se© to appreciate P V cruise. A /C , stereo 4 20Q m ites, t yr or 17.000 m i left on 221— G o o d T h i n g s to E a t ,/ O R D TH U N D LR D IR D itt* • BIRD CAGE • T O Y O T A C O R O L L A waqon *92. Auto, A /C . red ?)K warrant y 19.6V) J77 86 i* 2 35— T r u c k s / B u se s/ Vans FOR SALE W OOD M U L C H Bring shovel' UP pick up load You toad 271 5647 ___________ 199— P c f s & S u p p lie s T O Y O T A C O R O L L A . 79 4 dr original owner Only 67 000 m il es A u to A / C works l U ’m . n h 17)4095 372-2611 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s Works good 165 00 Please call _____________249 57/1 DELTONA AREA 10 4CRES * P UBLIC A U T O A U C T I O N * E V E R T T U E S D A Y 7 20 PM D A YTO N A A U TO AUCTION Hwy. 97, Day tone Beach infor m al ion TR AD E New Denon Stereo Sys 'em 4 Bose Speakers tor i yfhinq I . . .■■)»! 5575 • E L E C TR IC H E A TE R u ~ ) 1. SISOO Call 33) *U0 ___ • T A B L E S AW R O R TAB LE 322 7498 H A N D Y M A N S P E C I A L Zoned M C 1 Doantown Sanford 7 bd I ha SKI 0U0OBO >72 16)6 OFFICE/warehouse space 1)00 LIQ U O R U l-IA I. I l S T A T l i . IN C • PROM DRESS Size V i S10 Please rati 222 219/ tor more 103— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d io / S t e r e o 1 407 ) ) ) ))47 E X C H A N G E OR S E L L ,Qu> property lo< ,s'»d anya her e* Investors Really. 774 lets 2 3 1 -C a rs S T R A W B E R R I E S !/ P*r* 0|>.„ 9am 199! Celery Ay* ) ml E of Sanford 1 mi N of S! Wd 46 I 50 a pound 131 7WA • TV B d g B liE x lf f l -T H E CHAM P APPLIANCES* FURN*. TV'S* etc B u y S e ll-T r a d e Ins C M E E P O D E P O T , 1219 French Aye 121 1244 e D IN E T T E SET. Small 4T ti. round fable and tour chalrt Candehver 57V Call 237 4719 HOME APP LIA N C E C E N T E R Over 20 years In Sanford Sales New and Used ^•rvtc# all makes K parts )04 E Com mere Ml Si u ; M i)______ K EN M O R E washer, very nkel Free delivery and warranty John A * Best. )7< m s 2 09— W e a r i n g A p p a r e l SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS J Z Z -Z 6 U �. ’ v VT ..• A-.I r v '« r *f'a; \ s SD - Sanford Horald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. April S, 19IM I by Chic Young l o Rd TE rue s c u m a v eb ca h gazaho* s b e a t r e t : AXO I HAVE IS A THEM on sale ' only MY LAST Y IP I O ON T IV L m a k e you a OGAL tw o Poa O f FE B . 'V O b H , WWY W OULD th h ee x I wAtrr tm b e E’ o nl y ♦Bo ' - r------- HE J U S T LO O K E D LIK E A MAII WHO C O U L D U T _____ . O E S 'S T A 8AHSAIN w ant ^ rIlii ^ W * MbMS B E E T L E BAILEY TH E Y SAY TH AT PEOPLE ANP THEIR AN IM ALS BE6IN to look A like AF TE R AWHILE UciX by Art Sansom T H E BORN L O SE R HOW COWL EV£RYB0CY'5 3iHC>lM''TAK£ WE. OUT TO THE I t AXLMEOUTIOJNEBALLGA^ ‘• f e . WHEW TWLYlRE^ ALREADY MERE? P A L L C W t: by Charles M. Schuli PEANUTS I UlONDER HOU) THc COMPOSER COULD UJRiTE 50METHIN6 SO BrAjTlFJL.. I lOOHDER HOu) THE VlOUNlST CAN REMEMBER ALL THOSE NOTES I WONDER MOW THEY ChANd E Those u 6 ht bo^bs u/ay op THERE IN THE CEIUN6 . Ringing in the ears shouldn’t be ignored MEDICINE 'W D R A M D R . O O T T i W h a t diabetics, that Is worsened by a PETER d in a rs 111111 Itn hV C a n If be chronic fungus Infection of ihe GOTT.M.D. cured? nails. Th is can he Ircnlcd with D R A R R R A D R R : T in n it u s prescription drugs, such ns fringing In the ears) Iiiih many Nizoral. anises, ranging from Meniere's He should he examined hy a eral hculth and tils stale ot disease (IlniiltuH pins vertigo and podiatrist for appropriate nail clrculatldn. In my opinion, he deafness) dial Is untrentnble. In care and then. If necessary, hy a can be helped •• hut only hy execss wax In Hie ear canals, physician who can order blood (piallflrd professionals. which Incurable. analyses and other tests to Copyright 1004, NEW SPAPER In m y p r n c llr r , (lie most determine your husband's gen­ E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. common cause of tlnnllns is Antwar ta Prevl»ut P u iila Irreversible nerve damage from ACROSS th a a p noise. This Is an occupational 36 C h a lltn g t U U U LdldlUU Id U U U 1 M tnigi ■ — 30 E la c lrlfla d hazard In people employed In 6 Boy Scout HJLJLJ ILltdlBU UUJHU p a rllc la t noisy professions •• such as group 40 Spoil □ □ □ UULJUUUUL1L3 rnnslrnetlnn. the airlines and I t Fish 42 Iranian 12JLJUUULJ U U U 11 M lita k * ( ll.) the mllllary. Hoi ll Is becoming m onay unit 14 H a ttfu l HJULJL1 ULUUUU 44 C o m p a ti pt. more of a problem In young, 15 " t f l8 4 " 45 Heavy booka i i a u i i u u u u l j u ij l ] healthy adults who damage their author 47 Ona (S cot.) ears liy listening to amplified u u u jy y u u L i □ u u 16 R a ca n t(p ra t.) 48 A graam ant 17 Hymn o l jo y music. Anyone excised In hl^ti u u u iiu iiu u u u l i 50 Juneau's 10 F lth a g g t atata levels of noise should lake y u u u u u u □ U L jy u 20 C loth 52 P arform ad special precautions, such as usm a a iu ra i u y u k iu u w u u again liU{ ear plot's or ear iimlfs: If 22 R odant 53 W a ltia d □ L iu u y y c j u u 23 S w ln d la t (tl.) p o s s ib le , a v o id th e n o is e 54 S to ra h o u ia u u e j u u ij iiu j c j □ □ □ 24 E vaigraan 55 F ra m a t o t altogether or turn down the a h ru b i LJULLILJ LLIULILJ □ □ □ m ind volume. 26 G oing on 14(414(0 i:i(0(0(] kVi(4(4 People with tinnitus should hr h o ria b a c k DOWN 28 G uldo'a high examined first by their family 5 Liquid food n o t* 1 C ut o f b a a l doctors (who can easily remove W araaw 30 A uthor A nal* 6 R lppad 2 Im polltaly ear wax or treat liifrelton). then 12 Em paror 7 B raw l 3 B altim ore •• l ( n e c e s s a r y • - li y (»•».) 31 V a it aga 6 A c lr a ti •y m b o l 13 Sailing M arla — 32 Food flth <>H ila ry 11 u n io n ists T l n n l l n s 4 A frican 18 H a irin g 33 Sha lo t i har 0 Typa o t taa native should nnf he Ignored, because II organ 10 Natlvee o l I he cause Is mil dlseovered and 21 B ru th a t awey corrected, Hie symptoms may 23 G low ing coal worsen with lime ami heroine 25 W ild plum more dllllt lilt In treat. 27 E ip lia d T o give you more Inlorinallon. 20 Flow ar o l buttarcup I am sending you a free copy u( fam ily my Health Re|>urt "E a r Infec­ 33 B a b y 'i hat tions and D isorders.” Other 34 Naw York readers who would like a copy Indian 35 Tannla playar should send 52 plus a long, — Shrlvar s c I f •a d d r e s s r <1. s t a m p e d 37 Rldlculoua envelope 10 P O. Box 2433, New lallura York, NY IO I0 3 . He sure to 38 Pultad (tl.) 30 Maka mention Ihe title. accuatom ad DRAR DR G O T T What could 41 P a iu ta a he the e.uise id gradual deform­ book ing id my husband's loes ami 43 C o n d u ctt 45 Touch- — lingers? The y all look knobbed, phona and the lips are red and globu­ 46 Shut n o ltlly lar The mills are unnaturally 40 S o ik up convex, siriaied. woody and 51 Yaar (Sp.) yellowish DRAR RRADRR Your husband may have a circulatory dellclem v. .is cnmilionlv allccts WIN AT BRIDGE Ily Phillip Alder ''Children imLiy are tyrants. Th e y contradict their parents, gobble 1lielr Inod and tyrannize tlirlr teachers.' Who said that? As deal len'l child's play Tw o players must pay close attention lo the sjwii cards If everyone plays perfectly, what Is the result In six spades doubled, alter West leudsa lop heart? South Milled Ihe opening lead low and cashed Hu- spade arc lle wasn't surprised when East dlsi aided the 1 Inti .li t- Now South led llu s|tlde seven and lim-sscd dum m y's nine Next came a successful diamond II iirssc South cashed Hie spade king, led his last spade lo d u m m y's ipieen and finessed again In dlanuaids lie cashed the diamond a ir amt then a n ­ nounced he would run Ihe rest of Ihe diamonds before conceding a club al Irlck HI. Six spades FRAN K AND E R N E S T P 8 . e ?N / e, COMIC s t h ip W CW ATUST, by Bob Thaves A TOPBM i*j Om An ASM, VBA f t>ft. fU N lf, / tl U/H/)T IS A PHOtlA V A N S U tfiS YOUR thb a w a n c g o ^ A ^^ Q U ESTIO N S. STAGtS Of A T W W lA . O lW tlll* If* THVAMfS GARFIELD 4 -t , by Jim Davis AND FOURS' *) oy Jim Meddick ROBO TMAN* Ily Ilernlcc Ilede Osol YOUR B IR TH D A Y A p r il 0, 1004 Y o u r c h a rt In d ic a te s im ­ provements in your financial and material alLdrs In Hie year ahead. In fuel. If you manage things effectively, ll mlghl tie one of your bcitcrycurs. A R I E S (March 21 April 10) It might he wise today not lo become luvolvitl in any type ol financial )o!nl venture If you sense there Is something dis­ turbing about the participator. Arles, treat yonrseil to a birth­ day gift. Send for your AstroGraph predictions for the year ahead hy mailing $2 and a long, se I f - a d d r c h sod . s t a m p «•d envelope to AstrirGraph. e/o this newspaper, P.G. Box 4465, New York. N Y. 10103. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. T A U R U S (A|xll 20-May 20| You m ight experience more opposition than usual In a crllleaf one-to-one relatlonslil|i to­ day. Th e only way to still the waters Is to llnd a common ground on which you can agree. G E M I N I (Mav 21-Ju n e 20) Usually you're nithcr good about doubled and made, tint how many errors weir committed? The answer Is two. West's error was easier to uvold. When South led the spndc seven at trick three. Wist should have (m l III the jack He knows declarer Is led with the K-10-7 of spades So. hy Inserting the jack, he reduces Hie dum m y's entries lo one Sooili cannot tiring In the diamond soil wiihoul loss However. South could avoid (Ills fate .lust in ease Wi-sl has all tour spades. South should m il ihe opening lead with the spade It) Then, aller cashing Ihe spade arc. tie retains Hie K-7-3 of spades West cannot slop two dum m y entries. T h e lullIril statement must have been made by someone rccrn lly, right? Wrong! It was made hy Socrates (C|I<J»4. N E W S P A P E R EN TE K P K IS E ASSN. lending others a helping hand. Today, however, you might re­ sent Impositions and refuse all request for assistance. C A N C E R (June 21 .July 22) Someone within your social cir­ cle might try lo pull oil some­ thing cute today that makes you the lull guy. If you’re alert, you eun reverse the attack and make the perpetrator take Ihe hit. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) T o avoid a domestic grumble today, don’t resurrect i u i old Issue upon w h ic h yo u and y o u r m ute couldn't agree. There's still a lot of heat left In the embers. V I R G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Guard against Inclinations today to take things out of context. Tills could cause you to gel angry with someone without any Justification. L I B R A (Sept. 23-Oet. 23) In­ stead of being content with your lot In life today you might com p a re what yoii have to another who you think has more. You'd he shocked If you knew the truth. S C O R P I O (Get. 24-Nov. 22) You should have adequate a m ­ bition and motivation today, yet NORTH 4-1-14 + Q»42 V 10 f 7 4 4 ♦ 12 ♦ JJ wkstt EAST ♦ J»6 J ♦ AK J• J ♦ -+ J2 ♦ 10 + 115 ♦ K»S ♦ A K Q 10 » 7 4 SOUTH ♦ A K 10 7 1 *••• ♦ AUJ I 7 4 1 ♦2 Vulnerable Both Dealer East So# lb Wetl Norik 1♦ 44 14 1V i* Pan 5♦ All pau Obi Kail 1+ 1* «♦ Opening lead: V K you might not accomplish all Hiat you hope to owing 10 your tactics and procedures. Don't try lo force round |x‘gs Into square holes. S A G I T T A R I U S |Nov. 23-Dee. 21) Instead of dealing with (In­ here and now. you might unduly dwell 011 past events and let old experiences prohibit you (roiu attempting anything new. C A P R I C O R N (Dee. 2 2-Jun . HI) Do not attempt to clouc frlcnds over In your own Image toduy. Accept them for what they are, even If they don't measure up to your demanding standards. A Q U A R I U S (.Jan. 20-Fcb. 101 Your goals today mlghl not lie In harm ony with that w h'ch Is truly best for you. It’s Important not only to know wluit you want, hut why you want them. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) You’re likely to be very Imagina­ tive today and this Is good. However, you might dwell on negative visualizations ratlu-r than positive ones. Don't hc sclf-dcfeatlng. C o p y rig h t 1004 N E W S P A P E R E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. by Leonard Starr ANNIE NO NO. \ I CMVT KiSS ^ 1MN m\\ A THIS \ SfiAPE SODA MOUSTACHE ISN'T I FEEL LIKE, I'M K1SSIN6 A GOING TO twelve -YEAR- OLD- RO^CTMAN'S fault'H e INVENTED A NEW SCDA MID IT SEEMS TO STAIN M40. -."li--. r— - , ■liwViSj 1 Ib k A ltM S A J U k lk A A «l m, • j « \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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ByBANDRA ELLIOTT and KBLLKV MITCHELL □ Sports Silver Hawks, Pats go on Herald S tall W riters Doth the lop-sredcd L a ke llo w t il Silver H a w k s and No. 3-scrd Lake B ra n tle y Patriots won I h r lr gam es W ednesday night to advance In the 5A-I)tstrlrt 4 girls' basketball tournament. L A K E M A R Y — T h e m in o r spread through the L a k r M ary H igh School halls like w ildfire. From student lo student lik e the old game o f "G o s s ip " or "T elephone." the school was ubuzz earlier th is week that 17 out of 100 pints of blood d on atrd by I See Page IB BRIEFS Police promotions In u re c e n t IiIimm I d r iv e te s te d HIV T h e ru m o r, w h ic h re c e n tly c irc u la te d in H rrv a id C o u n ty schools and Is m a k in g Its way around O rla n d o schools ns well. Is not .m e. N'onr of Ih r r r r r n t ly donated blood at U t k r M ary High School tested |>osltlvr for Ihc v iru s thnl causes AIDS, school and blood trank o fficia ls said. Lake M n rv High School P rin cip a l Dr. Raym ond G a in e s s a id h r learned of the ru m o r late Hospital merger official You’ll flip for Mardi Gras S A N F O R D - Three m em b ers of the Sanford p o lic e force were to be prom oted d u rin g cerem onies at I p.m. th is afternoon at p o lice headquarters. Ch ief R a lp h R ussell announced that Sgt. Ray Bronson w ill be promoted to com m ander, to fill a p o sitio n caused by the retirem ent of former C o m m a n d e r Mike Rotundo. CpI. W illie Harden w ill m ove up to the ran k of Sgt. Investigator Pat S m ith w ill move Into the corporal slot. Public invited to ‘Look the Part* By KELLEY MITCHELL S A N F O R D - The G reater Sanford C ham ber o f C o m m e rce wlU hold a dem o nstratio n a n d sem inar on the use of c lo th in g ra ile d "L o o k th e P o rt." T h e event w ill be conducted Tuesday. Feb. 15. beginning at noon. C h am b er Executive D ire cto r Dave Farr sa y s reservations must be m ade by the end of business th is Friday. Led by K a th y Sklles. o f Rutland*, the program Is designed to help meet ever>nne's needs In lookin g an d dressing th eir beat to Improve sales, custom er response and the efTrrllveneas of th e ir business. T h e sem in ar w ill feature a ch icken croissant and fruit lu n ch by Cafe J a k e , one of downtow n S anford's newest restaurants. Cost Is $6 per person. For reservations, phone the S in fo rd ch am b er at 322 2212. Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D — S h a re h o ld e rs of C o lu m b ia H ealthcare Corporation and H CA -H osplial C o rp o ­ ration of A m rrlc a voted today lo approve the m erger o f the two com panies lo form Colum bto/H C A H ealthcare Corporation. L o ca lly . Ihc hospitals In Colum bla/H CA system w h ic h w ill take th e nam e C o lu m b ia P a rk H ealthcare System, arc: Central Florldu R rg lo n u l H ospital. Sanford, w ith Roy C. Vinson, as ch ie f executive officer; Lucerne Medical C e n le r. Or- CSec Hospital. Page BA Commission talks trash __ S A N F O R D — Sem inole C o u n ty com m issioners w ill return to the b arg a in in g table w ith garbage h aulers In a last-ditch effort to reduce prices a n d elim in a te added yard w aste collection fees before co n tracts expire n e xt year. Most co m m is­ sioners like d Daryl M c L a in 's "ta k e It or leave It" plan ran gin g from • 12.00 per month for fu ll service to • 10.65 m on th ly for m inim u m service. C o m m issio n e rs M cLain . C a rlto n Henley an d D ick Van Der Welde said th e y ’d be w illin g to consider a four-year co n tract extension to 1099 — sought by haulers — If they agreed to th e rate. C om m issio ner P al W a rre n said she'd agree to a tw o -year e x te n s io n w ith open-ended c o n tin u a n c e o p tion s If th e y agreed to It. C o m m issio n e r Larry F u rlo n g retained his p o s i­ tio n the c o u n ty s h o u ld rem ove fra n c h is e d istricts and service b id s and return to a com petitive, but regulated, program . C o u n ty budget director J e a n Kassab said she m ust send service option notices to n ea rly 5 0 .0 0 0 h ouseholds by la te M arch for th e program to take effect O ct. 1. Because the p rin ter needs three w eeks to prepare the order. K assab said she should have notified them yesterday. C ou n ty M anager R on Rabun said he w ould report the h a u le r's response by e a rly M arch. Humane Society burglarized S A N F O R D — Investigators arc looking Into a pair o f burglaries reported at the H um ane Society of Sem inole C o u n ty e a rlie r this week. B arry B lack, executive d ire cto r of the H um ane Society, reported on W ednesday that someone had broken Into the fa c ility on Monday an d Tuesday nights. N othing was taken In eith er Incident, but B lack told police that tw o dogs were let out o f their cages and a file cabin et had been tam pered with. From staff reports ............ SB Classifieds........4B.BB Movlas........... ~...... SB Comics •••••••••••«••••••SB Nation.................... Crossword ooooooosooooo•B People.................... *B Dear Abby soooeooeoeeassSB M le t w .................. 9A D ta th i............ BA School Menu.......... BA Dr. Oott......... ......... SB Sports................1B,8B Editorial............4A TolOVltlOllsssssssssssaaaEE .BA Weather.........- ...... BA Clouds, heat and humidity nffMB rfMM Vf WIPt WBtwWt Neal Hummeratona coaches Amber Leigh Evans at aha flips Bryan Lambart. Good times on tap at festival and kids Herald S ta ll Writer By SUSAN WBMNBR S A N F O R D — A fun filled festival of m usic, food, cra flcrs and good lim es are on tap this weekend at the A ll Souls C ath o lic C h u rc h 's '04 M ardi Gras. The events cen ter on the ch u rc h grounds and nearby Pork on Park. A yard sale k ic k s off the activities F rid a y and Saturday m orn in g. "W e have collected Items from the entire co m m u n ity for th is sale," spokrsw om un S a lly Moore said. "T h e re Is everything from sport­ ing goods to baby Items. There Is sm all furniture to lawn equipm ent. Ilsh ln g poles. Papa BA Sawyer to run for Lake Mary seat By MICK By SANDRA ELLIOTT Harald Correspondent___________________ T h e w o rld o f the Karate m a rtia l a ria carries w ith It m any styles. D cB a ry Instructor. Neal H u m m e rsto n r. 63. w as the founder of yet an o th er style. A lk l T o re R yu . H u m m crston c ar.d som e of h is stu de n ts w ill be d em o nstratin g th e ir m oves at the A ll S o u ls M ardi G ra s th is weekend. T h e In te rn a tio n a l K ara te C e n te r Is □See Karate,Page BA □Be# Festival, Paga BA Herald Staff Writer LA K E MARY S h e ila S a w y e r a n ­ nounced Ihla m orning she Intends lo run for election to the L a k r M a ry C it y C o m ­ m ission. S he w ill seek scat 4. vacated by the death J a n u a ry 27, of C o m m is s io n e r A .R . "D o c" Jo rr. " D o c w as a v e ry ou tstan d ing p riso n In t h is c o m m u n it y . " Shell* Sawyer Saw yer said th is m orning, "a n d I believe I want to continue In h is □Bee Sawyer, Page BA Suspects in cop shooting questioned By vicki dosohmibu Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D — T w o suspects In the shooting of an E a lo n v lllc police officer were released after the officers Involved In the shooting co u ld not positively Identify them . A ccording to Ed McDonough, p u b lic Inform a­ tion officer for the Sem inole C ou n ty s h e riffs departm ent, the officers were unable to give a positive Identification lo deputies w h o were Investigating the situation. "T h e y said they were pretty sure the m en were two of the m en Involved, but that was not enough to m ake a stron g ca sc o n ." McDonough said. T he two young m en who were stopped In Sanford In a s h ip m a ll at French A ven u e and □See Suspects, Page BA HartM W*o*oty Tommy Vtocsnt Lt. W illiam E. Spurting, com mandor of patrol division for Eatonville P o lice Department and Eatonville Del. Jerry Cason look at the car from which two suspects In a shooting were removed. Commission mulls two hot political topics By J. MARK BARFIBLD M o s t ly c lo u d y to p a r t ly clo u d y a n d bre ezy with near re ­ co rd warmth. High In th e m id 80s. W in d b e c o m in g sou th erly 10 to 15m ph. W ednesday and c h rc k rd with a n u m b e r of sources, " ft's totally unfounded." G u ln rs re­ m arked. " I t’s n w ild ru m o r." Dr. Tom M arry, d ire cto r of high schools for the Sem inole C ou n ty S rh o o l Board said of the story. No blood donations from Ih r school I r s lr d H IV positive. M arcy said after consulting with officia ls at the C entral Florida Blood Bank. See S c a re , Page 2 A Senior Staff Writer S A N F O R D — T erm lim its were favored by most speakers at last n ig h t's Charter Review Com m ission hearing, but not sin gle member d istrict voting for co u n ty com m is­ sioners although u carrot was of­ fered lo drop a voter's rights lawsuit If the Issue w as placed on the Novem ber ballot. The two hot topics attracted lesa than three dozen people lo Lake M ary C ity H all to voice t h r lr view s on proposed changes to the S e m i­ nole C o u n ty C h arter. A b o u t 10 people spoke on each topic. The fin a l hearing w ill be held M arch 16 at A ltam onte S p rin g s C ity Hull to co n sid er new citizen proposals. C R C m e m b e r s r e f u s e d lo advertise several proposals brought fo rw a rd last n ig h t. In c lu d in g a co u n ty B ill or Rights, but the topics can be brought up ag ain by new speakers. O f the 10 speakers on term lim its for co m m issio n ers and other cou nty officers, s ix favored tw o-lcm t lim its for c o u n ty co m m issio n e rs, w ith fewer ex p re ssin g an opinion on lim its for other officers, such as the la x collector. F o u r speakers opposed the lim its . In clu d in g C le rk of C o u rts M aryon n c Morse. Most said the lim it to the n u m b e r o f four-year term s w h ich a co m m issio n er could serve w ould encourage "fresh blood" to enter the p o litica l arena w ith new Ideas. "M o re cand id ates w ould Increase com petition and help reduce the Influence of special Interest g roups a n d b u r e a u c r a t s . " s a id G r a n t M alloy, president of the C e n tra l F lorid a T a x A ction Network. T u s k a w llla hom eow ner's p re s i­ dent M o ll K h rm la n l said term lim its wefe strongly supported In W in te r S p rin g s and he believed m ost re si­ dents there w ould support lim its for cou nty com m issioners. K h c m la n l said the turnover of ca n d id ate s w ould encourage more people to □S«e Politics, Page 2A TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �1 a * - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Flo rid a - Thursday. February 10. 1994 THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE NEWS Changing environment Graham being urged to consider proposal to cut chlorine use Plumber trapped trying to hook up sewer O R A N G E C IT Y — A p lu m b e r w as trapped In an 8-fool-deep hole for m ore th a n nn h ou r as w ater from a broken m ain row above his ahouldera and neighbors w ith buckets an d shovels tried to keep h im from sin kin g . M ichael D e rrlco, 22. of Deltona, was alone W ednesday m orn in g w hile try in g to hook u p a sew er line. He said the dirt plied on the aides o f the hole he w as digging collapsed, forcing a w ater m ain to break. "I was w o rk in g alone, and I w as scream ing and scream in g ," said Derrlco. w hose legs becam e trapped In the d irt as the water from the m a in rushed in to the hole. "I thought I was going to drow n o r fry ." Florida Fow er C orp. o fficials said two 7.200-volt cables run beneath the hole. The lin e s are protected. Orange C ity Assistan t Fire C h ie f H ill S n y d e r said. It took firefighters 1 hour. 23 m in u te s to free the plum ber. He w as taken to W est V o lu sia M em o rial Hospital, where he was treated for m in o r in|ures. Judge nixes request to weigh marijuana By Associated Brass G A I N E S V I L L E - S en . Hob G rah am is Ix-lng a s k rd b y e n v i­ ronm entalists to Ixick a C lin to n ad m in istra tio n proposal to re­ d uce or c lln iln a lr ch lo rin e use tn p u lp and pajier m ills and In d rin k in g w a lrr treatm ent. " t th ink h r n rrd s to ta k r a le a d e rsh ip ro le. I lls s ta le Is suffering from the rr p rrru s s lo n s o f ch lorin e in the e n v iro n m e n t." L in d a Young, p re siile n l o f Planet W ell, an en viron m en tal group, said Wednesday. U.S. En viron m en tal Protection ad m in istra tor C arol M. Brow ner recently announced the pro|>o*al for developing u strategy for "su b stitu tin g , re d u cin g o r p ro ­ h ib itin g Ih r use o f ch lo rin e and Statewide definition for wetlands decided e h lo rln a le d co m p o u n d s." C h lo rin e use In b leach ing by p u lp and paper m ills Is blam ed hy scientists for p ro d u cin g d io x ­ in. a deadly, lo x lc ch e m ical thal Is thought tn d isru p t the re­ production processes of certain By Associated Press w ild life species. T h e ad m in istra tio n 's proposed O R L A N D O — B u siness lo b ­ re a u th n rlza lln n of the federal b yists com plain that a proposed C le a n W ater A ct Includes devel­ statewide definition n! wetlands o p in g the strategy for reducing w o u ld g r e a t ly e x p a n d t h r ch lo rin e . The a d regulates the a m o u n t o f c n v lr o m n r n t u lly disch arge of waste and treated protected land nnd cut down on waste water In rivers, lakes and acreage that can lie developed. oth er w ater bodies. A law yer representing B u s i­ G r a h a m , c h a ir m a n o f the ness for a Better Environm ent Senate Subcom m ittee nn C lra n W ater. Fisheries and W ild life, Is said tests en u d u rtrd near Ihr tirin g asked by en viron m en tal O rlando airport earlier th is w rrk groups to support the a d m in is ­ con firm those concerns. I1HE Is a coalition nl developtra tio n 's proposal. K IN G S V IL L E . T e x a s — T h e d ru g s m nv not be rewelghed In the case of a F lo rid a m an sentenced to a year In prison for each of the 54 pou n d s o f m ariju an a he w as convicted of selling, a Judge has ruled. The defense attorney for 3 1 -year-old m igrant w orker Pablo D iaz says m a riju a n a sh ou ld be w eighed again because it wns weighed the first tim e w ith Its packaging. Possession o f m ore than 50 p ou n d s of m a riju a n a Is punishable b y five to 9 9 y ears In p rison and a fine of up to $50,000. B u t for am o u n ts less th an 5 0 pounds, the sentencing range is two to 2 0 years and u p to $ 1 0,0 00 In fines “ W hat that m e a n s Is som ebody m ay be doing 54 years on som ething for w h ic h the m a x im u m sentence Is 2 0 years," defense attorney Fred J im e n e z said W ednesday. D istrict Ju d g e J . M anuel Ban ales rejected a m otion to weigh the m arijuana w ith o u t Its w ra p p in g s and duct tape. Jim e n e z had contended that the m ariju an a alone m ay weigh less than 50 pounds. P o litic s------ MIAMI — Here are the winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 26- 1-5-4-17 C ashS 9-8-0 ■ Play 4 6-1- i d Sanlord Herald Thursday. February 10. 1994 Vol. 66. No. 149 PubutiwdI 0Daily < and Sunday, aicapt Saiurda y try Tha Sanlord Barak). H French t n . Sanlord, trie. M O Flo 17771 Sacon d C la a t P oaU g a P a id al Sanlord. Florida and addalonal m ailing POSTMASTER. Sand ■ I* THE SANFOHD HE HALO. P O .' S m 1S4T, Sanlord. FL O T 72-1SS7. SutacrtpUan Ralaa (Oa*y I Sunday) t Yaar IT EM f Scare Continued from Page 1A “ It's an ugly m in o r Ihul s r r m s to raise Us hard every y e a r." M ik e ITatt. director or tech n ical services for the blood b a n k said. "W e send out som e letters o f n o ttflra llo n tn w atrh out for th is k in d o f th in g to the sch o o l a d m in istra tio n but nunc the less, you know hdw kkln are. T h e y get to ta lk in g after a blood d riv e and everyb od y now la so fearful of A ID S an d blood, that the two get to g e th e r and th e re g oe s a ru m o r," he explained. "T h e re were ab solu tely no. zero, no H IV post Uvea am ong the p eo p le w ho donated In that blood drive at Lake M a ry ." Pratt e m p h a size d . "In fact. 1 r a n ab solu tely swear to you that in a ll o f the years we have been d ra w in g blood, and we co ver 12 co u n tie s as far north as O cala and as far south us S tu a rt, we have o n ly once found one h ig h sch oo l student in a ll o f those years. In all of those people, w h o w as H IV Infected." She w as Ihe s is te r o f a h em o p h iliac w h o becam e Infected h an d lin g the b lo o d p ro d u c ts used b y h er b rother. U n d e r the current law . o n ly fu ll blow n cases o f A ID S are reportable to Ihe h ealth d ep a rt­ m ent as an Infectious disease. H ow ever. Pratt said the blood h a n k notifies donors that their hlood Is tested far H IV. h ep atitis o r o th e r viruses. Donors are u lu i told If there Is a p ositive result for s y p h ilis . H IV o r A ID S, the h e a lt h d e p a r m e n t in t h e ir c o u n ty w ill be notified. " E v e n th o u g h th e c o u n t y h ea lth departm ent has no a u ­ th o rity to do an ythin g w ith thal In fo rm a tio n ." Pratt said, "w c a lw a y s felt com pelled to provide th em that Inform ation Just us an a d d it io n a l s e c u r it y m e a s u re w tthtn o u r co m m u n ity that the h ea lth departm ent Is being n o ti­ fie d ." B ill D am lano, H u m an S e rv ice s P ro g ra m Specialist for the De­ p a rtm e n t o f H e a lth an d R e­ h a b ilita tiv e Services, d is trict 7 A ID S program said "It is on u rb a n rum or. The last tim e w c talked to Ihe blood ban k here. they had n 't had an y IHIV p osi­ tive blood 'fro m h ig h sch ool students). T h e th ing tru m orl Is real com m on all over th r s ln tr and a ll over th r country. I've heard th is so m any tim es from dllTcrcni schools and It has never been bucked up." O fficia ls do say the num ber of teens testing positive for the HIV v iru s has been consistently ris ­ ing In recent ycara. "W e get from three to live new H IV cases each week here at the health departm ent." said G u ll L e w is . S o c ia l S e r v ic e ca se w orker of the C o m m u n ity Health A ID S Program at the Sem inole C ou n ty H ealth Departm ent on A irp o rt Boulevard. "W h a t d is ­ tu rb s m e the m int Is I am seeing an Increase of 15. 16. nnd 17-year-olds. "W h e n It Is explained to the teens that they need to practice safe sex, th eir response Is that ’I o n ly have one partner.* " said Lew is. "B u t what they fat) to realize Is that they don't know how m an y partners that p a rin cr has. w h ich puts diem at ris k .” SXTENDID OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Today: M ostly clo ud y to partly clo u d y an d breezy w ith near record w arm th. H igh in the m id 80s. W in d becom ing southerly 10 to 1 5 m p h . T o n ig h t: Partly clo ud y. Low In the low er to m id 60s. W ind sou th 6 m ph. F rid a y : V a riab le c lo u d in e s s w ith a chance of sh ow ers and th u n d e rsto rm s Lows In the m id 60s. H ig h s In the low to m id 80s. W in d s from the south 15 mph. R a in ch an ce 20 percent. E xte n d ed forecast: Saturday: C lo u d y w it h t h u n d e r s t o r m s lik e ly . L o w s In Ihe m id 60s. H ig h s In th e 6 0 s. FLORIDA TIMFS C ity Mt Daytona 6«»<h Ft. Laud baacti Fart M yara O alno tvllla Unmaitaad " o m v ir it a J action y llk Kay WotI Lakaland V tro B a a c fi W Palm b a l l Phona (407) 122-MI t. H«r*M P1» * Sy Tammj Vmeant S in ce 1981, there have been 174 A ID S cases tn the 13-19 age category In Florida, accordin g to H R S statistics. Flo rid a law doe* not require that H IV positive ca se s be rrp o rte d to h ealth authorities. Dam lano noted that an in d iv id u a l can ca rry the HIV v iru s for 10 or II years before he or she develops fu ll blow n AIDS. "A b o u t 20 percent of the AIDS cases in Florida are diagnosed between 20 and 2 9 years o ld ." D am lan o said, " w h ic h means th ey were p ro b a b ly Infected w h ile th e y w e re t e r n a g e r s because they weren't diagnosed u n til (heir 20s." "T h e se num bers can be used by jxrople lo say they're not at ris k ." he added, “ and one of the fastest growing groups Is later teens and 20s and w om en.” T h e re are 310 cases of A ID S In S e m in o le County, accordin g to H R S statistics. In the tri-county urea o f Orange, Sem in ole an d Osceola, there are 2.300 adult A ID S cases and 35 pediatric ca se s. In F lo rid a , th ere are 34.141 adult cases and 7 9 6 ped iatric AIDS patients. TH E W EATHER I1M9 Fiartda Haatdama mwal p ay 7% aalaa l a i In ad d alan la ralaa a b o ra A lso taking part were officials from th r St. J o h n s and south Flo rid a water m anagem ent d is­ tricts. Lt. Gregory W Franks, right, com m anding o ffic e r of The Salvation Army, 700 W. 24th S t., S a n fo rd , p re s e n te d a trophy to Jan ice Sprtnglield, president of the Kiw anla Club o f S a n fo rd , at th e c lu b ’ s W ednesday luncheon m eeting in Ihe Sanlord C iv ic Center (or th e m ost m onoy c o lle c te d Irom a club or civ ic group during its annual K e ltla Drive. M em bers o l Ihe clu b collected $2,260 over Ihe C h ris tm a s h olid ays to boost ih e co d e rs o l the Army. Continued from Page 1A LOTTBRY E x p e rts got to g e th e r In a pasture near O rlando Interna­ tion al Airport on Tu e sda y to test t h r definition the D epartm ent of En viron m en tal Protection wants to recom m end to the Florida le g isla tu re . You can ring my bell From Associated Press reports pu b e n e fits from the s k ills and tu rn out for elections. experience of long-term co m m is­ Barbara Terhune. o f the S e m i­ sioners. he said. nole C o u n ty ch ap ter o f United M aryan n e Morse agreed w ith W e S tan d A m erica, said the both. p o litica l education g ro u p sup"T h e best term lim it Is that of lio n s eight-year life tim e lim its for com m issioners a n d 12-year o u r voters." said the co u rt clerk. "I do not believe there Is a power lifetim e lim its for o th e r co u nty o f Incum bency In a co u n ty that officers. The sh eriff an d other Is g ro w in g as fast as Sem inole officers require sp ecialized s k ills C o u n ty Is." so sh ou ld rem ain In office longer O n the Issue of single-m em ber If q u alified and accepted b y the d i s t r i c t s , fo u r o f t h g q ln e pu blic. .sp eaker* said they, p r e f e r e j r io i J •C h a r le s C h a m p io n , r e p r e ­ vote for a ll five ro m lsslo n e rs.a s sen tin g cou nty L ib e rtaria n s, said th ey do now. not Just o n e -A s m ig h t o c cu r under som e fofm s though ‘ fils' O rig in a lly opposed lim its , he now agrees w ith the o f single-m em ber d istricts. P u rd y said u 1992 voter's " E ig h t Is E n o u g h " propo sitio n w h ich o n ly lim its th e n u m b e r of rig h ts law su it brought b y county b la ck s and H lspanlcs m ig ht be tim e s an officer's n a m e can appear on the b allot, not the d ropped If the C R C s im p ly place the question an the ballot for n u m b e r o f term s th ey ca n serve. After eight years, th e In cu m ­ voters to decide. P u rd y said sin gle -m e m b er d is tric ts would b en t's nam e can be w ritte n In on reduce special-interest Influence ballots. C h a m p io n said th e c o u n try 's on co m m ission ers K h e m la n l opposed th e d is ­ fou n d in g fathers Intended elec­ tricts. s a y in g they created d iv i­ tio n s to be by w rite-in an d said the ballot-nam e lim it w o u ld be a s io n a m o n g c o m m is s io n e r s . M a llo y sa id single-m em ber d is­ step in that preferred d ire ction . B u t som e disagreed. M ichael tric ts w o u ld not prom ote ef­ Saporlto. form er c h a irm a n o f the fective accou n tab ility an d gives voters greater choice. S e m in o le C o u n ty R e p u b lic a n S h aro n Carveth. co u n ty p lan ­ E x e cu tiv e Com m ittee, said ca n ­ n in g co m m ission er an d p olitical d id a te 's term s are p ote n tially lim ite d every lour y e a rs w hen a c tiv is t, sold she believes the they face re-election. "It w ill d is tric t voting w ould increase lim it m y right to vote for w ho I a c c o u n ta b ility to constituents. w a n t." said Saporlto. E v a P rin g le and W illie K in g o( J a m e s Purdy, c o u n ty Dem o­ S a n fo rd supported the district v o tin g , s a y in g It w o u ld offer cra tic p arty ch airm a n , agreed m in o ritie s greater access to the w ith R epublican S ap orlto. P u rd y said voters have th e pow er o f c o m m is s io n even If the d istricts Im p e ach m en t, re c a ll a n d In­ were not draw n for m ino ritytargeted reasons. d ictm en t to remove u n d esireab lc f o r n t . m a n u f a c t u r in g a n d a g r i­ c u lt u r a l In te re s ts . It Is p r o p o s in g Its o w n d e f in it io n La Pel a M U n mm 11 t) U a n n n M U u to M » U n a Al *4 44 A) n 00 « 00 00 00 00 00 -00 » Jr 00 .tr oo 00 00 FRIDAY Ptlycldy 82-63 MOON PH AM S NEW Feb. 10 O FULL Feb. 28 » M W M ------ 1 ------ 1 THURSDAY PtlyCldy 83-65 NATIONAL TBMFS c FIRST Feb.18 O LAST March 4 ■BACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: W aves a rc 1 •2 feet and sem i glassy. C u rre n t is to ih e north w ith u w ater tem perature of 6 0 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: W aves are l - l Vk fret and glassy. C u r ­ rent Is to the north, w ith a water tem perature ofGOdegrees. v SATURDAY Ptly cldjr 75-68 SUNDAY cldy 65-45 TIDES FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: M in. 5:25 a.m .. 5:45 p.m.; MaJ. ll: 1 5 u . m . . 11:55 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: h ighs. 6:53 a.m ., 8:05 p.m.; low s. 12:05 a.m ., 12:35 p .m .: New Smyrna Baaeb: hig hs. 6 :58 a.m., 8:10 p.m.; low s. 12:10 a.m., 12:40 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 7:13 a.m.. 8:25 p.m .; lows. 12:25 a.m .. 12:55 p.m . BOATINO St. Auguatlne to Jupiter Inlet — S m a ll c ra ft s h o u ld exercise ca u l ion. Today: W in d south to southeast 15 to 2 0 kts. Seas 4 to 6 ft. B ay and Inland w a te rs ch o p p y . T o n ig h t an d Frid ay: W in d south 2 0 kts. Seas 5 to 7 ft. Bay and Inland w aters ch o p py. W id ely scattered sh o w ­ ers or thunderstorm s. MONDAY cldy 65-45 STATISTICS T h r h ig h te m p e ra tu re In S a n fo rd W ednesday w as 85 degrees and the overnight low w a s 6 0 ns reported by Ihe U n iv e rsity of Florida A g ric u l­ tu ral Research and Edu cation Center. C e le ry Avenue. R e c o rd e d r a in f a ll fo r th e p e r io d , e n d in g a t 9 a .m . T h u rsd ay, totalled 0 Inches. T h e tem perature a l 9 a.m. to d a y w a s 6 8 d eg ree s and T h u rs d a y 's overnight low was 64. as recorded by the National W eather Service at the O rlando International Airport. □ Wednesday'* high 84 □Barometric pressure.30.18 □Relative Humidity.. lOO pet □Winds *l*M«***MtMSouth 7 mph □Rainfall 0 In. □Sunset...............6:10 p.m. □Sunrise............... 7:08 a.m. City Anchor tg* A lion to A llo n tlc City B oltlm o rt B illin g ! Birm ingham B itm o rck Bono Bolton Burling ton, VI C h e rlo tio n .i C, Chorlotion. W Vo Chorlottt.N C Choyonno Ctiltogo C lo .tio n d Concord.N H D0II01 F t Worth D*n»*r Dot M ol not Ootrolt Moulton IndionopoJit Junoou K on to t City L o t Vogot Llttfc Rock Lot Angtl«» M om phlt M lloouko* M p lt SI Pout N o ih vlllo N o* Or loony How Y ork C ity OAlohomo C ity Omoho Phllodolphlo P hren ic Pittsburgh PortLond.Molno St Loulk Soil Loko C ity Sot mo W 0 thing ton .0 C. HI 11 n x X n u o> Lo Pro II a 74 71 >7 41 00 M O a 11 01 11 01 71 w 01 .17 74 U 40 II l i t 77 41 14 04 01 IS 04 OS 1} 01 01 Ot 01 U 17 10 W 40 01 II 01 0B 04 17 07 M 71 17 a II 11 .11 a 11 14 00 40 M a m a 44 m 14 14 .77 17 01 .11 10 11 a 14 104 to 40 11 it a 11 M M M 01 M 11 .17 04 a 01 11 U 04 M 01 JO II 14 01 It N «t a 07 a 10 J l Otlk ctfy rn VI in ctfy m in ctfy ctfy ctfy rn ctfy rn ctfy dr ctfy ctfy ctfy ctfy ctfy dr dr ctfy in ctfy ctfy ctfy dr ctfy cdy cdy ctfy ctfy dr dr ctfy ctfy dr ctfy ctfy ctfy w m m �Sanford Harald, Sanford. F lo rid a • Thursday, Febru ary 10, 1994 • 3 A Actor’s son witness in Jackson case Drug arrest S A N T A H AIU 1AR A. Calif. (Al*) — Actor M u rlo u Brando's son. who once w orked as a b o d y ­ g u ard a n d v a le t lo M ic h a e l Jackson , w a s Its- first w itn ess before a g ra n d Jury considering crim in a l c h ild sex abuse charges against the sin ger. M lko llra n d o met with tinp a n e l b e h in d c lo s e d d o o r s W ednesday fo r 3Vk hours. MrIgnored q u e stio n s from reporters n s he e n te re d and left th e cham bers. Mem bers o f the Sanford poller Special InvcstlguM vc Unit conducted an undercover d ru g opcrutlon T u e sd a y midafternoon, near the Intersection of M ill Street an d Maple Avenue. T w o m en were arrested follow ing reported drug purchases from undercover agents. They were Identified as David Eugene S lllrm a n . 44. 800 Cedar Creek C irc le , and N'ornuui K lchard Mosch. 46. of 14 Double {logic M ute, lake Monroe. Each of the m en was charged with pu rch ase o f crark cocaine. Warrant arrests made The follow ing wanted |iersons were taken Into custody: • Kenneth Lorbcr. 20. 3810 N. C o u n ty Road 427. A p t. 14. Sanford: on a V o lu sia C o u n ty third degree grand theft charge. • Reginald Stafford. 37. 1323 O leander Avc., S an ford , on u s ta ir probation violation charge lor two robbery co n victio n s. • Patrick Oble I'ayne. 30. 106 M cK a y Illvd.. Sanford: after tu rn ing h lm v -lf In on a charge of failu re to appear In court lo answ er to a resisting arrest charge. • Terry Leroy T illm a n . 26. 3031 W. 23rd St.. Sanford; on an aggravated battery charge. • Angel 1. G alarza. 22. 3201 S. Sanford Avc., San ford : on a battery probation violation charge and failure lo appear In traffic court to answ er to tw o traffic tickets. • Jo h n I.. Kinney. 46. M idw ay Cam p, Sanford; on u charge of failure to ap|K-ar in rn u rt lo answer lo an aggravated a x M u lt charge. Drunken driving charged Ja m e s O tho llro w n . 37. 703 W. First SI.. Apt. 3. S an ford , was u n rated on a drunken d riv in g charge follow ing a truffle stop by a Florida H ighw ay Patrol trooper on Interstate 4 ea rly Tuesday m orning. Multiple charges filed Tracey S Towers, 34, 161 E. Evergreen Avc.. Longw ood, was anested on several traffic-related charges by a Longw ood p o llrcm a n M onday evening The policem an reported re­ cogn izin g Tow ers us a wanted |>erson. A lte r con ductin g a tra lllc slop, the policem an reported Tow ers produced a d riv e r’s license w ith his own photograph but his brother’s nam e and birth date. Towers w as charged w ith possession of a fake Identification and d riv in g w ith u sus|H-ndrd license Tow ers was also held on a charge o f fulling lo appear In court In answ er lo rh arges of drunken d riv in g and d riv in g w ith a suspended license. Resisting arrest Kenneth Lum ur M ills. 23. 1015 C yp ress Avc., Sanford, was urrested on a resisting arrest rharge by Sanford police M onday night. P oller rc|>orl M ills sped by them on Eighth Street and they gave chase along several blocks an d across a field u n til he JumjM-d out of the m oving car near M t h Street and C yp ress A venue uud run away. M ills was found h idin g behind a house and anested. Disorderly conduct Nacole Rodriquez Fudge. 19. 2415 E. 21st St., and T im o th y Jerom e M cM illan . 26. 3011 20th SI., both ol S anford, were arrested on d isorderly conduct charges early M onday m o rn in g a l a Southw est Road bar. Several deputies were In th e bar s p arkin g lot to disband a crowd and reported Fu d g e and M cM illan began fighting In front of six of them. Domestic violence charged - . t & d t t iU d J ) IjtUUCa. teh -IZZ W U k c y lc w Ave., L a k e Mar)-, was arrested at hln hom e M onday afternoon on a .c h a rg e of battery. H aines' w ile re|>ortcd they a r g u e d over lip s tic k left on u teacup when he tw isted h rr arm behind her. d r a g g e d her down a bull by her hair, and bent her finger truck, te llin g her lo p u l u m ark on him . Lake Mary police report llu ln r s hud no m arks, but his wife had a red. sw ollen pinky lin g e r. The w om an was treated at the scene and encouraged to go to a hospital (or additional care. • Eu rnestine S trin g e r G ran t. 25. 1822 H u rd ln g A v c.. Sanford, was urrested on a battery charge at her hom e M onday afternoon. Her husband reported she scratched his neck d u rin g an argum ent. • La rry J . Robinson. 19. 40111 Genevn Gardens. Sanford, w as arrested on an aggravated battery charge by Sanford p o lice e a rly M on day m o rn in g . A w om an , tw o -m o n th 's pregnant. rc|Kirtcd he stru ck her Up. ca u sin g It to swell. I i ,.l « S it S,,,, • ! I < o I’M Mi..w ■ THE FABULOUS Graduation day GIFFORD St ROY MAGIC SHOW Mw iW Photo by Tommy Vmconl S h orlff Don Eslm ger (left) listens to com ments from n tn e y o a ro ld Mandy Gallagher, al tho graduation last night o l 25 m em bers of tho C iv ilia n Police Academ y Mandy's grandmother. Joyce Evans, right, was one of tho graduates who com pleted the 13-week course On hand tor tho ovent (rear) are M andy's parents. Karen and Ed Gallagher o l Altam onte Springs Defiant Harding strikes back at USOC with $20 million suit By LARRY SIDDONt A P S p o rts Writer L IL L E H A M M E R . N o rw ay — A defiant Tonya H a rd in g struck b a rk a l the U S. O ly m p ic C o m ­ m itte r w ith a $20 m illio n lawsuit and vowed lo rom e to Norway, w in a gold medal and "h a n g It on m y w a ll forever." T h e skater asked an Oregon court Wednesday to b lock the U S O C from holding a heurlng that co u ld lead to her expulsion from the W inter G a m e s for h rr a c tio n s surrounding the c lu b ­ bin g atta ck on Nancy K errig an H a r d in g 's a tto rn e y . R obert W eaver, expected a cou rt hear­ in g on the request today. U S O C e x e c u t iv e d ir e c t o r H arvey S ch ille r M id the co m ­ m ittee had expected som e action by H a rd in g 's law yers. "W e are prepared to drfend ou rselves." he said, but declined further co m m e n t u n til US O C oiltctals in LUTeTiuTtTmcr revleweiTUie suit! K e rrig a n , m eanw hile, was en route lo Oslo, where she was due to a rriv e after noon today. "I Just ca n 't w a ll lo get there- so I can get g o in g ." she s a id before lea vin g Massachusetts. H a rd in g has denied advance know ledge of (he plot to hobble her riv a l but adm its she didn't Im m ediately come forw ard when she learned about It afterw ards. S h e s a id W e d n e s d a y sh e w ou ld lik e to tell K e rrig a n she's sorry an d give her a h u g — "If sh e 'll let m e." T h e U S O C wants H a rd in g lo ap p ear before Us I I-m em ber ‘94 G am es A d m in istra tiv e Hoard In O slo on Tu e sd a y lo answ ers c h a r g e s t h a t s h e v io la t e d O ly m p ic ru le s of eth ics and sportsm anship. MAGICIANS & ILLUSIONISTS Am been On Nationally Appeared with New Kid* an the Black. Johnny C «ih A the Ownond Show FLEAW0RLD«FUNWORLD took as part of a plea bargain be m ade public and available to the USO C. Hwy 17-92 • Sanford •330 1792 "WHALE OF A SALE" One of the witnesses before th a t h e a rin g r o u ld be J e f f G lllo o ly , H a rd in g 's ex-husband and chief accuser who has M id H ard in g gave the O K for the attack. WANTED Donators ol household items, ndutaa fumturt and appiances to beneM the RETIRED I SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM. • W o W ill P ick U p or Y o u M a y D ro p 0(1 untU M arch H (N o clo th in g plonso) • S a io D a ta : M a tc h 12, O a m E a a tm o n te C o n to r . A ltnm onto S p rin g s Call For More Information G lllo o ly 's la w y e rs asked a Judge In M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty . Ore., to let h im go to Oslo and testify before panel. He aw aits sentencing after pleading g u ilty to racketeering In the K errigan assault. WE TRANSMISSION SANFORD FMKTOVnNQ A ESTIMATES ..CALL FOR APfOMTMDIT . D is t r ic t A t t o r n e y M ic h a e l S c h ru n k said he "c a n 't Im agine" o p p o sin g the req u est, w h ic h G lllo o ly made after the U S O C sent him a letter ask in g h im lo be available. A court hearing on G lllo o ly 's request w as set fuR to d a y .' * UUNSMISS1DH 1UHEUPINCIUOIS 321-3270 LARK MARY IMIATHROW 330-3610 DfLAMO /DCLT0MA (904) 775-0003 ALT. SAGS. 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Publisher and Editor SU nsCK im O N RATE: 3 M o u th * ................................. 819 50 6 M o n t h i.......................... 830 00 l Y e a / .......................................... ,878 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIALS Allocating funds for special tags F lo r id a m o to ris ts t a k e g re at p rid e In t h e ir s ta te a n d Its p la c e In th e w o rld . T h is Is e v id e n t th ro u g h th e v a r ie t y o f v e h ic le lic e n s e p la te s th e y b u y . D e p e n d in g o n w h a t th e y s u p jio rt. a c o lle g e , th e s p a c e p ro g ra m , o r a c e rta in e n d a n g e re d a n i m a l , s p e c ia l l i c e n s e p la t e s c a n b e p u rc h a s e d . F o r p la te s w ith a s p e c if ic co lle g e lo g o o r th e F lo r id a p a n th e r, th e c h a r g e Is $ 3 7 In a d d it io n to th e n o rm a l lic e n s e c o s ts fo r th e firs t y e a r, a n d $ 2 7 a d d itio n a l p e r y e a r fo r re n e w a ls . F o r th o s e w it h t h e m a n a te e o r s p a c e s h u t t le , th e cost is $ 2 7 fo r th e firs t y e a r, a n d $ 1 7 a d td ltio n n l fo r a n a n n u a l re n e w a l. It is a good Idea. T h e m o n e y w o u ld g o to v a r io u s o r g a n iz a tio n s s u c h as th e a c t u a l c o lle g e s , th e s p a c e m u s e u m , o r g r o u p s d e d ic a te d to th e p r o te c t io n o f e n v ir o n m e n ­ t a lly e n d a n g e re d w ild life . W h a t Is not a g o o d Idea h o w e ve r. Is w h e n th e m o n e y is n o t u s e d fo r Its In te n d e d p u rp o s e . It h a s been d is c o v e r e d th a t s o m e o f th e $ 1 4 .3 m illio n ra is e d th ro u g h th e s a le o f s p e c ia lt y lice n se ta g s fo r th e e n d a n g e re d a n im a ls . Is s ittin g In a b a n k . H a r d ly a n y o f It h a s g o n e for Its In te n d e d p u rp o s e . S e n a t o r R ic k D a n t z lc r . D -W fn tc r H a v e n , s e r v e s a s c h a ir m a n o f th e S e n a te 's N a t u r a l R e s o u r c e s C o m m itte e . H e sa id p e o p le In F lo r id a w o u ld s to p b u y in g th e p la te s If th e y fe lt t h e y h a d been tr ic k e d . H e Is a b s o lu te ly r ig h t . P e o p le s h o u ld n o t be to ld t h e ir m o n e y w ill b e u s e d for t h is p u rp o s e u n le s s It Is. T o m a k e a n y o th e r c la im Is n o t h in g m o re th a n a n o u t r ig h t lie. L e t 's face facts. P e o p le o f F lo r id a a re k in d a n d c a r in g . T h e y a re w i llin g to < lo n a tc m o n e y f o r a w o r t h w h ile c a u d e lM k T h e F lo r id a A d v is o r y C o u n c il m a n a g e s m oney* fH A W ilie s a le o f m a n a te e a n d p a n t h e r tag s. S o m e o f It h a s b e e n g iv e n o u t d u r in g p a s t y e a rs . C u r r e n t ly h o w e v e r, th e A s s o c ia te d P re s s r e p o r t s th e c o u n c il h a s n o t g iv e n a n y m o n e y fo r e n v ir o n m e n t a l g r a n t s In re c e n t tim e s , d e s p it e h a v in g u p to $ 4 . 1 m illio n In th e b a n k . In re s p o n s e , s o m e o f f ic ia ls s a y th e y a re Ju s t b e in g c a u t io u s a b o u t a p o s s ib le fu tu re d e c lin e In re v e n u e . T h i s m o n e y m u s t s t a r t g o in g o u t to q u a lif ie d o r g a n iz a tio n s . T h e p e o p le m u s t lie In fo rm e d o f how It is b e in g u sed . T h e y m u s t a ls o b e c o n v in c e d th a t th e e x tra co st t h e y p a y fo r th e s e s p e c ia l lic e n s e p la te s Is n 't b e in g w a s te d . T h e c o u n c il m u s t w a k e u p a n d s t a r t a llo c a t in g these fu n d s fo r th e p u rp o s e w h ic h t h e y w e re Intended. If n o t. th e y w ill In d e e d h a v e a s e rio u s fu tu re d e c lin e in s p e c ia l ta g s a le s . LETTERS O n gun control I a m w ritin g In regards to the Issue on gun co n tro l. First of all. g u n co n trol Is not crim e co n trol. T he law books are fu ll o f m eaningless law s now. I firm ly believe we need m uch tougher law s to put crim ln u ls behind b a rs and to serve at least 8 0 percent of their sentences. It Is the decent, law abid in g , hard w orking U .S. c itiz e n s that need to be helped to keep and even get back some o f o u r In d iv id u a l rights and fiecd om . I b elieve parents sh o u ld be fu lly responsible for t b r lr ch ild re n until they are 18 years of age. F or now. In order (o stop the ru n aw ay crim e problem , we need to Impose a cu rfew for 17-year-olds and younger s im ila r to M lu m l o r Tam pa. F lo rid a 's new curfew , but please sir. le t's not go after the guns, le t's Just go after th e crim in a ls. G o vern m en t control of everything is not the answer. Thom as E. Denton G eneva WILLIAM A. RUSHER M aking the grade for P residents’ Day P re sid e n ts’ Day Is c o m in g up In a week or two. and R o n ald Reagan h ns co incid en tally Just reappeared on T V at a Republican hash in W ash in g ton In honor of h is H3rd b irth d ay. C o n sid e rin g the u n re m ittin g barrage of m ud the D em ocrats have throw n at th is man. it w as d ow n rig h t exhilarating to see the old m ag trin n back on t h r tube a g a in , ns vigorous a n d tw inkle-eyed ns rvrr. P red ictab ly, what Ihe cro w d loved best were th r b arb s h r threw at th e Democrats. L is te n in g to H ill C lin to n 's calls. In Ills S ta ir of th r U n io n address, for welfare rrfo rm and a serious b attle against crim e . Mr. H n ig n n said they rc m ln d rd h im of the old adage that "Im itation Is the s ln rc rrs t form of n a ile ry .” T h e n he added. " B u t In th is ease It Isn't n a ile ry — It's grand larceny " W ith t h r history d ep a rtm en ts of o u r u n ­ iversities firm ly In the g rip o f professors w h o spent the 1960s on L S D lo n g in g for Ihe d o w n fa ll of " A m r r tk a ." Mr. Reagan w ill clearly have to w ait for tim e 's ro rrre tlv c processes to k ic k In before he ran rxpeci he final Judgment o f fxwtcrtty on his president.*. W hat that m ay lie. however, can already lx? glim psed — of w h ich , m ore later. M eanw hile, conservatives were am used re ­ cen tly w hen A rth u r S c h le sln g e r Jr., the c h ie f house m instrel of Ihe Roosevelt and K ennedy presidencies, w as caught try in g to stral a base On The New Y o rk Tim es Op-Ed page. Professor Sch lesln ger delivered h im se lf of Ihe fo llo w in g p r o ­ n o u n c e m e n t: " B y com m on c o n se n t, o u r three g re a te st P r e s id e n t s w e re George W ashington. A b r a h a m L in c o l n an d F r a n k lin D. Roosevelt." Nice try. professor, but you gel an F. No d o u b t y o u r e a lly believe FDR Is right £ P re d ic ta b ly , up there w ith W a sh ­ w h a l Ihe cro w d ington and L in co ln , lo ved b e st w e re but when you cla im tho b arb s ho that this Is the gen­ threw a l the eral n|)lnlon you arc D e m o cra ts £ purveying you r usual brand nf liberal ______________ eyewash A l that. 1*11 adm it that It n n rr seemed possible that FD R w as on h is w ay to su ch on apotheosis. J a u n ty and unbeatable, the old rascal first presided over the reconstruction of Ihe federal governm ent as th r all-d evou rin g m onster that It has been ever since, then led the A m erican nation Into and v icto rio u sly through W orld \\a r ||. F or good or III. he seem ed destined to tower over the rom jx-tliton. T hat is w hy I have been so surprised. In recent decades, to see the air slo w ly seeping out o f the Roosevelt b andw agon's H i t s . I he fu rther Ills p re sid e n cy re e e d rs Into the |>ast, the less ImjJressIve he — am i It — seem, We now know , as a result of the Inside histories of that day. what a shallow Im proviser he w as T o the e x lrn t that the New Deal was planned at all, II w as planned by others: to Roosevelt, as A ld o u s H u x le y said of h istory. It w as "Just one dam ned th in g after an oth er." No wonder that J o h n M ayn ard Keynes, aftrr a chat w ith him . told n friend that Roosevelt w as "a n econom ic Illiterate" — or that O liver W endell H olm es J r., seekin g g a lla n tly to find som ething nice to say about him . opined that he had "a second-rate m in d hut a first rate ch aracte r." A s tor W orld W a r II. a president Is Inevitably m easured by the size of the crisis of h is tim e. JOSEPH SPEAR n u . CUWTM188 tM5 W M CUTOUT FCft tOM^TUe K C H C W S CWRflfcesr n o -i f B a t ir r .T t u r . M P n u a n m c M , * \ c a tc tM -, ^omam-unw-Mmm moft‘aa.vm im y io u n t c m i im t M t m c m m m iy k .s ir « MARTIN SCHRAM The New American Community Label-crofters, your Job m a y be done. Ju s t as F D R gave u s "T h e New D e a l" presidency and J F K " T h e New Fron tier." w e now have a label that fits perfectly the sw e e p in g yet seem ingly unconnected reform s that w ill be the h a llm a rk of the C lin to n yeurs. H ail to the chief. W illia m JelTcrBou C lin to n , and h is presidency of " T h e New A m erican C o m m u n ity ." It Is a lab e l that em b o d ie s the Ideas and Ideals of th e progressive (but not tlbcrall New Dem ocrats, w ho are C lin to n 's political roots. These Ideals are the co re o f h is presidential reform s: In d iv id u a l o p p o rtu n ity : reciprocal re sp o n sib ility — a co m p a ct between citiz e n s and governm ent; a renew ed reliance u pon c o m m u n ity to strengthen Institutions and especially, the fam ily. It is a lab el that provides the one th in g Clinton h a s lacked — a single concept uo I fram ew ork for h is puckugr of a m b itio u s reforms: h ea lth care and welfare system s, c rim e and re in v e n tin g government Itself. A n d im portantly. It Is a label that ca rrie s an Im p licit rejection o f the o ld liberal creed that federal program s c u n an d must be t h r core of a ll cures. "T h e New A m erican C o m m u n ity ." The label Is not a creation of this c o lu m n . It was uttered by C lin to n h im se lf — a g ran d phrase that was a ll but lost In the most god aw fu l sentence of Ills State o f the Union address. It cam e In the final m u m c n ls of his strong (but long) address, the part d ia l presidential a d v ise rs sa y contained m ore of C lin to n 's personal h an d iw ork th an a n y other. A fter su m m in g u p h is reforms. C lin to n got to the part of the speech that R ic h a rd Nixon used to ca ll "th e lift o f a driving d re a m ." C lin to n said: "Let us w eave these sturdy threads Into a new A m e rica n com m unity that once m ore stands strong u g ain st the forces of despair an d ev il because everybody has a chance to w a lk Into a b elter tom orrow ." It Is Im perative that p arse rs of presidents focus on the president's v isio n and overlook Ihe fact that th is sentence co n ta in s (as C lin to n h im se lf m ig h t phrase It) tired , huddled musses o f cliches. C lin to n 's New A m erican C o m m u n ity p re ­ sidency h as com e al just th e right time. F or C lin to n 's ad v ise rs have c o n clu d e d from sifting various p o lls that the p re sid e n t's positive and negative ra tin g s correlate d ire c tly to p u b lic perceptions o f whether h e Is a liberal or an action-oriented centrist "n e w D em ocrat." The p re sid e n t's pollster. S ta n le y Greenberg, was quoted In The W a sh in g ton Post recently as saying that Clinton re ce ive d Ills highest negative ra tin g late last s p rin g and early sum m er — w hen he w as m akin g news by raisin g taxes and en d in g the ban on gays In the m ilitary: voters perceived h im as a "lib e ra l." H is highest ratin g s have com e when he m ade news with his p lan s lo reform health care, end welfare-as-wr-know-lt. reinvent governm ent, a n d put more co p s on the streets. Indeed, u Joint su rvey taken last Decem ber b y a Dem ocratic-connected firm and a R e ­ publican-connected firm provided a significant snapshot of the body politic: W hen people were asked w hich p arty co u ld be counted u jxin lo best reduce the deficit, cut governm ent waste, and fight crim e and drugs — three longtim e GO P strong su its — voters gave n arrow m a rg in s of c o n fid e n c e to th e Dem ocratic Party. O n e r a g a in , th e A m e r ic a n p u b lic seems to have m oved w e ll ahead o f t h r jmls. press and p u n ­ d its — the W a sh in g ­ ton Insiders w ho s till measure each other w ith scales that read "le ft-rig h t" or " lib e r ­ al-conservative." The £ L a b e l c ra lte rs , W a s h in g t o n P o s t y o u r Job m ay be article that cited the d on e. J a f o r e m e n t lo n e d survey data went on In quote one p o litical analyst opining that the m iddle rlas& cs w ill again yearn for a "ce n te r-le ft” c o a litio n . It quoted an o th er expert's effort to an a ly ze w hat House m em bers w ill do on health ra re based upon how they voted on N A F T A . T h ey Just d o n ’ t gel It: Voters arc seeking problem-solvers. G iv e people new com m onsense solutions an d th e y 'll disregard old labels. Enter B ill C lin to n and his New A m erican C o m m u n ity It's a new w ay of d rlln tn g a Dem ocratic p resid en cy that Is activist and jirogresslvc. but not lib eral. LETTER S T O ED ITO R Letters to Ihe ed itor are welcom e. A ll letters m ust Ik * signed. Include the address of the writer and a d aytim e telephone num ber, la-tiers should be on a single subject and be as brief as |M*sslble. T ile letters n rr siib jret to editing. Bobby Ray took his toys and w ent hom e I a jm log i/r In a d v an er for rrv is ltln g yester­ d a y 's news, but som eth in g about the bizarre w ay Bobby Ray Inm an bowed out of the national spotlight a few weeks ago ts s till gnaw ing at me. T ru th Is. It's m ore th an H u t. Inm an really aggravated m e w ith som e of Ihe th in g s he said, and I w ant lo talk about them. Bobby Hay Inm an. Y o u k n o w , the form er a d m ira l who b a cke d out o f the defen se s e c re ta ry 's job on the grounds that co lu m n ists were pu k ing on h im . T hat (lobby Hay. lie was especially upset, h r said. by a frenzy of "n e w M c­ C a rth y Ism " that was sw eeping the op-ed pages, und hr p o in t e d t o E l l e n G o o d m a n o f th e B o s to n G lo b e u n d Inm an as a tax T o n y L e w is a n d ch e a t, a W illia m S iiflre o f T h r b u s in e s s flo p New Y ork T im e s O f an d a naif. ■ Ihe three, o n ly S a llrr h a d r e a lly z in g e d him . G oodm an look h im lo task for h is Nanttygate problem — he had not j>ald 80,000 In S ocia l Security tuxes for u household w orker — and I'm s till not re rta in w hal Infum lcs L e w is hrajx-d upon the defenseless Inm an. But that ev il pup S aflre had deserllx-d In m an us u tax ch e at (tre a u s r nf the N am iygate thing), a busin ess flop and a nail M o r e titan Ihut. Saflre w as con spirin g w i t h Sen. Robert Dole. K -K an .. In defeat In m an 's nom ination. He was. he said, "distressed and d istra cte d " by su ch "ru sh -io-judgin cn i d is ­ tortions of m y record, m y character and m y rep u ta tio n ." There w as no reason to " p u l u j i w ith that garbage" and he was going lo take h is proud persona back to Texas and to hell w ilh us all. T h ere wus more: " M y problem Is w ith the co lu m n ist w ho Is afforded the pages of the ncwspajx?r and Ihe sy n d icatio n und the talk show s to ca rry on attacks w ith no one resjm ndlng." In other w ords, when one of us p o w e r f u l, a g e n d a - s e t t in g , c h a r a c t e r destroying scrib e s has u negative opinion about someone, we ought to hold o il u n til the o b jrc l nf ou r disaffection can jx n a response and then p u b lish It cheek-by-Jowl to o u r ow n jerem iads. — In m an 's attack against the press wus a d isg u stin g act of dem agoguery for w h ich he ought to be form a lly reprim anded by some p u n d its ' association. Because there Is a kernel o f tru th to h is general argum ent that the press Is too q u ic k to rondem n p u b lic figures, m an y people no doubt bought Ills specific argum ent that he was jx-rsonally a v ictim of ceaseless c ritic is m — w h ich is (latently false. Most Journalists Irraled Inm an w ith great deference, even fawned over him . — Press c ritic is m o f p u b lic officials In th is co u n try Is a sacred ritu al. If what was said of Inm an had been said of W ashington. J e f­ ferson und L in c o ln In th eir day. they w ould have taken It us flattery, so dism al were th eir reviews. T h e first president was said to lx- a latent m onarch; the th ird was accused of b rin g un atheist, o f keeping a m u la tto m istress, of se llin g h is ow n children born of slaves; the 16th was ca lle d an "n ra n g u tu n ," an "aw fu l, woeful a s s " and u "Half-w itted u su rp e r." — Press c ritic is m Is a co n stitu tio n ally protected right. "D ebate on public Issues should be u n in h ib ited , robust and wide-open, and... m ay well Include vehem ent, ca u stic und som etim es u n p leasan tly sharp a ttacks o il g overnm en t and p u b lic o ffic ia ls ." w rote Su prem e Court J u s tic e W llllu n i Brennan In a fam ous 1964 d ecisio n . -- T h e press is the accou n tab ility bran ch nf o u i system . It Is Its function to probe, reproach, hold feet lo fire. So Bobby R ay Inm an co u ld n 't stand Ihe heal of a llt t 'r Jo u rn alistic scru tin y . S o the eom m ents o ‘l three co lu m n ists drove h im to such depths of rrv u ls lo n that lx? (Kicked Ills bugs and went home. F rom m y perspective. It was u dam n good d a y 's work. �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, February 10, 1094 - BA Karate C o n tin u e d fr o m Page lA operated by h im and hta w ife O retfa. H u m m e rM o n c 'a credits arc n u m e rou s ns well us impressive. H r lia s over 40 years of m artial arts stu d y and re­ search In Eurojic, Ja p a n , Korea and the Untied Stales. Ills m any belts Include a 7 th degree black belt In Hwarungdo. an Bib de g r r r black belt In A ikid o , a 2nd degree black belt In Inldu and also holds b lack lie Its In Kobudo, H ap ktdo and J lu jlt s u . H um m rrstone was nam ed to W ho's W ho In Am erican M artial A rts In 1987. W ho's W lm M artial A rts E lite Black B e lls in 1992 und w ill be Inducted in to the W o rld M artial Arts H all o f Fam e on May 7 of this year. He has been f e a t u r e d In B l a c k B e l t . K ara te/K u n g Fu a n d F lo rid a M a r t ia l A r t s m a g a z in e s A certified Instructor In police de­ fensive tactics, sp ecial forces In h a n d - lb - h a u d c o m b a t a n d teaching rape defense and rape prevention are another of b is specialties. Although this talented man has taught w orldw ide he ad­ m itted that tits re al lo v r Is w orking with ch ild re n , in fact H u m m e rs to n e s p e c ia liz e s in leaching handlrnpped children. "In all the things I've done In m y life,” he said, ” lt 's the most gratifying to teach the handl<armed. We teach them exactly Hospital ns If th ey're not handicapped. W e m a in s tre a m them . Som e in s t r u c t o r s d o n ' t . " S im p le m oves that they can do w ith th eir w h ee lch airs are d em o n ­ strated. A t tim es they are re­ m oved from th eir w h eelch airs and lau gh t self defense te ch ­ niques from n re clin ing position. "T h e students have learned how to parry an d use body w e ak ­ nesses on attacke rs." he said. "T h e re are certain points that you ca n 't stren g th en ." H um m erslone pointed out ureas on the face, such us the eyes, and u n d e rn e a th the nose th at a sim p le poke or squeeze m ny send an a ila c k e r to h is knees. "K a ra te doesn't require a lot of p h y s ic a l s tre n g th ." he sa id . "S tre n g th is a plus, hut not required to protect y o u rse lf." A rem inder Is frequently given to h is students that they are never to hurt another |x-raon un less th eir life Is being threatened. Studen ts are encouraged to w alk aw ay from u light If |>o*sib1r but a lw ays facing the |K>sslhlr a t­ tacker In ease of a potential pro Idem. T ip s an* also reg u larly m entioned about never sp eakin g to a stranger, taking candy from them or rid in g w ith som eone they do not know. "W h a t m akes a ch ild a great m artial a rtls l is b e c a u s e t h e y 'r e s u c h g reat m im ic s ." he said. "S tu d e n ts, w hether In wheetchalrs or s ta n d ­ in g . le a rn h o w to re a ct In life-threatening situations. They gain self control w h ich carries over to other aspects o f th eir l i v e s . " H u m m e r s to n e c o m ­ mented. "W e use the hotly to train the m ind, Insteud of the m ind to train the body although they both w ork In concert We train the laxly und the s p irit." M n n y o f H u m m c r s t o n c 's classes are filled w ith ch ild re n , even though h is s k ills have been taught to toddlers and up to senior citizens. He prides h im se lf on encouraging students to re a l­ ize th eir personal goals rather than defeating opponents. Som e K a ra te In s tru c to rs sp o n so r c o m p e t it io n s a n d t r o p h ie s . H u m m e rsto n e sla te d , " C o m ­ petition Is extra pressure on kids. Th e y need self confidence, c o n c e n t r a t io n s k i l l s a n d a postlvc peer group they can Identify w ith ." lie felt that m any tim es co m petitive m eets can defeat the confidence that they are tryin g to build. "T h e m ain th in g Is ou r k id s ." he said "T h e y 're our future. W hether you teach them good, had or indifferent, th at's the wav th e y 'll 1 1:30 a in.. I p.m and 3:30 p.m. T h e S unday perform ances are set for noon a n d 3 :3 0 p .m . The C iv il W ar encam pm ent w ill feature firearm dem onstra­ tions. pay ca ll and sick call. S a tu rd a y n ig ht, m u sic and d a n rln g at the Sabado Noche d r C orna va l w ill feature the band I-os Classicos. There Is a $ 3 per |ierson o r 95 per couple a d ­ m issio n charge for the evening of dancing. S unday, m u sic w ill be w ill h r the order of th e d a y w ith singers from area ch u rch es In a ch o ir fest. Scheduled to perform are: • F irs t B ap tist T rio . Sanford. 1230-1 p.m. • F ra n k and Jo y ce G a m e r. First P re sb y te ria n , O rla n d o . 1-1:30 p.m . • A ll Sou ls A d u lt C h o ir. Sanford. 1:30-2 p m. • St. M a ry 's C h oir. Kockledge. 2-2 30 p m • C h u rch of Nativity. I-ake M ary. 2:30-3 p.m. • Fiesta M usic A ll Souls Spanish C hoir. 3-3:30 p.m. • A ll S ou ls C h ild ren s C h o ir and Chim es. 3:30-4 p m . • A ll S ou ls Adult C h oir. 4-4:30 p.m. • H oly C ross Episcopal C h o ir. 4:30-5 p.m. • B ig B a n d m u s ic w i l l he perform ed beginning at 4 p.m . t ic . " H u m m e r s t o n e w i l l he participating In the M ardl G ra s Festival at A ll S ou ls C a th o lic School on February 12. He and m any of his stu d ru ts w ill he dem onstrating s d f defense te ch ­ niques. Festival Continued from Page 1A clothes...everything you could ever want at a yard sa le ." T h e M iss M a rd l G r a s '94 cerem onies w ill get underw ay ut 7 p m.. Friday. Feb. I In the ch u rch social hall. M iss Florida 1993. Nicole Padgett w ill tie the m istre s s of c e re m o n ie s . A d ­ m ission to the contest Is $2 for adults and ch ildren 12 and over. BI for 7 to II ye a r olds and ch ild ren under six. free. For those who prefer n u s lc to p ag e an ts, th e K lc k - O lf J a m featuring D.J. Mean Gene w ill begin at 7 p m. In th e tent. O n S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y , there wilt be perform ances by the Talako Indians an d C iv il W ar r e e n a c t m e n ts b y th e 3 7 th Alabam a Infantry C o m p an y H. The Indian group w ill perforin three shows on S a tu rd a y at DEATHS i, ■ Ida M annlc C am p b e ll. 97. of L a n d in g Drive. S an fo rd , died Tuesday. Feb. 8. 1994. at C e n ­ tral Florida Keglonal Hospital. Sanford. Bom Nov. 4. 1896. In Detroit, she m oved to Central F lorida in 1987. M rs. C am pbell was a retired w trk e r for General M otors and a Lutheran. S u rviv o rs Include one granddaughter: three g re a t­ g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; one great-great-grandchild. S u n rise Funeral Hom e, S an ­ ford. In charge of arrangem ents H ospital. B ro oklyn . She w as u m em ber of A ll S a in ts Ep iscop al C h u rch . Enterprise, the National C o u n c il of N rg m W om en, and w as past president of Episcopal C h u rc h W om en, and Lioness of Q ueens New Y o rk Chapter. S u rv iv o rs Include h u sb a nd . D o n a ld ; d a u g h t e r , R e n n e e Dupree. Chesapeake. Va.: son, R u d y Chcvannes. Parts. France: tw o g ra n d c lilld re e n and tw o great-grandchildren. Stephen R. H aldauff Funeral H om e. Deltona. In charge of arrangem ents. PATRICK LEE CASEY CLARA M. KINSEY IDA MANNIK CAMPBELL P a trick Lee C asey. 91, Oak Avenue. Sanford, died W ednes­ day, Feb. 9. 1994, at Golden D ays R etirem ent Center. M aitland. Bom Sept. 18. 1902. In W alton. W .Vu.. he moved to C e n tra l Florida in 1967. Mr. C asey was a m a ch in ist for E.l. D uPont. He was a m em ber of L u th e ra n C h u rch o f the R e­ deem er and Sanford Lodge 62. F&AM . S u rvivors Include wife. Lena G.: son. Joh n P.. Sr., W inter Park; sister. G a m c lte Roberts, L a k e la n d ; b r o t h e r s . J a m e s Nelson. San Jose. C u llf.. Noble Dean. Fort Myers: tw o grand­ c h ild r e n and tw o g re a t­ grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l H om e. Sanford, In charge o f arrange­ m ents. IION1A ELIZABETH HOPWAH lio n la Elizabeth Hopwah, 65. H a y m s n Court. D eB ary. died M onday, Feb. 7. 1994. at Central F lo rid a Regional H ospital. S an ­ ford. B om Feb. 28. 1928. In J a m a ic a , W e st I n d ie s , sh e m oved to Central Flo rid a from Q u e en s. N.Y. In 1988, Mrs. H opw ah was a d ire ctor of volu n ­ teers at St. J o h n 's Episcopal A num ber of new S p an ish food Items w ill be for sale at th is year's festival su rh as tam alaes. tacos, b acaladlllo and arrose con polio (chicken and rice). H a m ­ b u r g e r s , h o t d o g s , I t a lia n sausage, barbecued ch icke n and ribs, p izza and m u ch m ore are buck by popu lar dem and. A rts and Crafts booths w ill line O ak and 9th streets. C la r a M. K in s e y . 72. W e stm in ste r T errace. O viedo, died W ednesday. Feb. 9. 1994. at her residence. B o m Nov. 28. 1921, In New B ritain . Conn., she m oved to C e n tra l F lo rid a In 1989. Mrs. K in sey was a hom e­ m a k e r and Baptist. S u rv iv o rs Include h u sb a nd . W arran V., Oviedo; daughter. A lly s o n Evans, Oviedo; brother. R ich a rd Lam bert. Schenectady. N.Y.; two grandchildren. B a ld w ln - F a lr c h lld F u n e r a l Hom e. G o ld rn n x l. in charge of arrangem ents. SENNIE B. MERCHANT S e m it e B . M e r c h a n t . 9 3 . T r u m a n B o u le v a rd . S a n fo rd , died Sunday. Feb. 6. at her residence. B o m A p ril 19. 1900. In M o n llce llo . she m oved to Sanford In 1920 from there. Mrs. M erchant wus u hom em aker and a m em ber of St. Ja m e s A .M .E . C h u rc h , Sanford. She w as a m em ber of F rie n d sh ip U n ion Society. S u rviv o rs in clu d e sons. David. S a n fo rd . A lto n . B ro n x . N .Y.: three g ran dchild ren and seven great-grandchlldien. S u n rise F un eral Home. S a n ­ ford. In charge o f arrangem ents. - BERNIKCB V. SABATINO B e rn le c e V . S a b a lln o . H I. S o u th E u c lid A v e n u e . L a k e Helen, died W ednesday. Feb. 9. 1994. at Jo h n K n o x Village, O range C ity . B orn A ug. 14. 1912. In M issouri, she spent most of her life tn the O viedo and Lake Helen arm . She w as a seam stress and a Baptist. S u rviv o rs In du dc sons. Derw ard J . M cKinney. Lake Helen. Robert T. M cKinney. Havelock. N .C .: s is te rs . M a ry F ra n c e s Eddy. Fern Park. Agnes M cV cy, Deltona: brother. Albert Strine. Jerse y C ity, N.J.; eight g ran d ­ c h i l d r e n u n d 10 g r e a t grandchildren. Stephen R. Dalduulf Fun eral Hom e, Deltona. In charge of arrangem ents. MOEASE SINGLETARY Morose Singletary, 83. O live Avenue. Sanford, died M onday. Feb. 7. 1994. at h is residence. B o r n S e p t. 26, 1910, in K ln g slan d . Gu.. he m oved to C entral Flo rid a in 1920. Mr. Singletary was a m achine opera­ tor- and a m em ber of A lle n Chapel. A.M .E. C hurch. She wus on (he Steward Board and a cla ss leader. S u rviv o rs in d u d c son. A lbert Joh n son . Miami; sisters. Cora Thorpe. Jackson ville , Nazarlne Roundtree, Sanford. W llson-Elchclherger M ortuary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge o f a r­ rangem ents. GEORGE EDWIN SWANNIE George Ed w in S w an n lc. 59. Second Place. Longwood. died W ednesday, Feb. 9. 1994. at h is residence. Bom A p ril 2. 1934. in BulTulo, N.Y.. he moved to C e n ­ t r a l F l o r i d a in 1 9 7 9 . M r . S w an n lc wus a shear operator in steel fabrication. He was L u th e r­ an and a member of Casanova G o lf Club. S u rviv o rs include wife. G a il R.; son . E r ic E d w in . Longw ood: sisters. B ern ice Domes. J o a n N eill, both of Buffalo. Ardene P elro n skl, Arizona. Gaines Carey Hand G arden C h a p e l F u n e ral Hom e. L o n g ­ wood. In charge o f a rra n g e ­ m ents. FIIN B M L C A S E Y . P A T R IC K L E E M ttn u rlel funaral services lor M r. P atrick Lo* Cetey. f t . of Sentord. who died Wednes d ay w ill So it x Saturday m orulas o l Lutheran Church ol tho Redeemer with Potter Clm or A. Retacher afllcatlng For thMO who w ith, memorlbl contributions oro suggested to Lurlh tran Church o l tho Ro doom*r M em orial F ind , l i l t Oak Avenue. Sentord. F L 17J7J A rra n g e m e n t* by G ra m k o w F u n t r o l co m preh ensive healthcare se rv ­ m anaged at the local level. A ll ices ts designed to provide q u a li­ d e c is io n s about o p e ratio n o f lando. C o r ty care, coat effectively." said services, staffing, m arketing and Catena. C E O ; Ghcrola R eg io n al R lch urd L . Scott, president and co m m u n ity relations m id other H o s p it a l. K is s im m e e . M a r k ch ie f execu tive officer of C o l­ m anagem ent Issues are m ade In Aannnson. C E O ; and at m o n th 's u m b la /H C A . "O u r com m itm ent view of local nerds and m arket end. W in te r P a rk M em orial H o s ­ to the co m m u n itie s we serve Is conditions. pital. Jo se p h R. Swedish, presi- evidenced b y the independence A p o rtio n of H C A C e n tra l d enl/CEO . w ill Jain the ran ks. F lo r id a R e g io n a l H o s p it a l's o f local m anagem ent to w ork The co m b in e d com pany is the e x p a n s io n p la n s h a v e been w ith p h y s ic ia n s to m a x im ize largest h e a lth rare services p ro ­ q u a lity an d service." placed on hold. The radiology v id e r In th e U n ite d S ta te s , *'We are excited to be a part of departm ent expansion and the em p loyin g m o ir than 130.000 C o lu m b la /H C A ." said V in so n . p arkin g deck for visitors, p a ­ p co p lr In 192 h ospllais In 2 6 "O u r netw ork o f facilities m akes tients and employees has been states. E n g la n d and S w itze rla n d . u s a l e a d i n g p r o v i d e r o f postponed. T h e second card iac The U.S. hospitals are sp read healthcare services In this co m ­ c a th e te riz a tio n la b o ra to ry Is m ostly a cro ss the southern h a lf m u n ity an d we offer a co m p re­ expected to open In Decem ber o f of the U n ite d States, w ith the 1994 or J a n u a ry of 1995. hensive a rra y o f accessible, h ig h greatest m arket In Texas. F lo r ­ q u a lity healthcare services. In "B e ca u se of this tran sition , ida and G eorgia. som e of the r e m a in in g a d d itio n , t h is system m ak es Health ca re reform d id n 't start each of o u r facilities well p o si­ e x p a n s io n h as been put on In W ash in g ton according to o f­ tioned for a n y healthcare reform h o ld ." said Vinson. " B u t the ficials at C o lu m b ia H ealth care m easure passed both statewide equipm ent for the second open C orporation. W hile health care and n atio n a lly. heart su rg ical suite was d e liv e r­ rrform proposals are s till b e in g ed last week and lobby renova­ debated In W ashington. D .C ., tions w ill begin tills m on th ." "A fte r today. 95 percent of the the org an ization ts Integrating population In Florida w ill be T h e fin alization of th r m erger providers Into a true system of w ith in 2 0 m in u te s of a Cotw ith W in ter Park M em orial H o s ­ h rn llh care. pital Is tentatively set for Feb. 2H u b m la / H C A fa c ilit y ." said "W ith the socialization of m e d ­ V in son . " T h a t's overw helm ing." to com plete th r C olu m b ia Park ical needs In th r Untied S ta te s H ealthcare System . S e rv ic e s a n d fa c ilitie s a rc the president ts planning for the future. I see four or five m a jo r h ru llh c a re providers s u p p ly in g high q u a lity , low cost services to co m m u n itie s nationw ide." sa id Continued from Page 1A 22nd Sanford and called for law e n ­ Vinson. "C o lu m b la /H C A w ill be Street were suspected of h aving forcem ent assistance. one of those suppliers." M cD onough said that Fagan been In volved In a shootout T h r s t r a t e g y of b u i ld i n g outside the "H e roe s" n ig h tclu b and deputies Joe Bennett and n e tw o rk s o f p ro vid e rs Is to In E a to n v llle a ir ly W ednesday K evin Lan g surrounded the su s­ com bine hospitals, p h ysicia n s, pects' ca r w ith their vehicles and morning w h e r e fo u r m e n outpatient centers, home h e a lth opened lire on three E a to n vllle forced them Into the strip m all. agencies an d psychiatric h o s p i­ T he two pulled over w illin g ly officers. tals and lin k in g them to a lo cal a n d o f f e r e d no r e s i s t a n c e , h e a lth c a re system. L o c a l The su spects allegedly fled the M cDonough said. netw orks s im p lify th r h ru llh c a re They were taken to the sliershooting scene tn a white Ford system for consum ers, m a k e It T a u ru s b ea rin g the Florida tags IfTs office In Sanford and qu es­ easier for large businesses an d tioned by the E u lo n v lllr Police, w ith the n u m b e rG B A OOM. In s u r a n r c c o m p a n i e s to but w hen the officers failed to A fte r p o lic e broadcast that offer positive Identification, the purchase u ll healthcare se rv ic e s Inform ation. Sem inole C o u n ty two were released at once, an d m ake the sy ste m S l a t e A t t o r n e y I n v e s tig a to r more efficient. M c D o n o u g h said t h r In­ “ C o lu m b lo /H C A 's strategy of C h a rle y Fagan spotted the v e h i­ vestigation Is continuing, h ow ­ d eve lo p in g lo ca l netw orks o f cle at F irst a n d O ak streets In ever. Continued from Page 1A •Suspects— Sawyer------be a u to m a tica lly declared the w inner. If m o re th a n on e p e rs o n qualifies, an d no one receives a m ajority vote, a ru n off election has been ten tatively scheduled for A p ril 19. T h is w ill be Saw yer's second bid for a position on the co m ­ m ission. In Novem ber. 1992. she ran again st David J . M ealor for sea t 3 o n th e c o m m is s io n . M ealor had served on seat 1. but changed the scat for the *92 Continued from Page 1A footsteps o f good governm ent." O fficial q u a lify in g lim e for the election h a s b e a t set for noon. Monday. Feb. 21. through noon . Friday. Feb. 25. The election Is scheduled for Tuesday. M a rc h 29 Tonight. L a k r Mary o ffic ia ls w ill be h o ld in g their a n n u a l s p e c ia l s t r a t e g i c p l a n n in g session at A A A headquarters In Heathrow. D u rin g last w ee k ’s city c o m m issio n meeting. MaJffJT"* e l e & i o n . S3 w wye y cr h a s attended alm ost Low ry R ocket suggested a n y o n e every m eetin g of the com m ission p la n n in g lo seek election be urged to atten d (lie meeting. d u rin g the past several years. She served as a m em ber of the "I w ill be on hand for to n ig h t's m eeting." S a w y e r said. “ T h is Is C h a rte r R e v is io n C o m m ittee. for strategic planning. Just as the She w as appointed lo the Board nam e Im plies, and I w ill d e fi­ o f A d ju stm e n t In 1987. C o m ­ m ission on the E ld e rly In 1992. nitely sit In on the m eeting." und has been lirst vice president S h o u ld o n ly one ca n d id a te of the Lake M a ry W om an's C lu b . qualify, the election w ould be T h e cand id ate w inning Ih ls cancelled, a n d that person w o u ld special election would serve the rem ainder o f Jo tv 's term, w h ich w ould have concluded at the end or 1995. W hen J o re won election to the c o m m is s io n fur th e s e c o n d two-year tem t In 1993. he ran w ithout opposition. Lake M ary City C le rk Carol Foster said us of 9 u.m. th is m om tng. no one had taken out q u a lify in g papers at C ity H all. Sohool W hat's for lu n c h ? Friday, Fab. 11,1094 R lb -B -Q u flon aflu n Cole Slaw Peach C risp or C h ef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat M ilk Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notice N O T IC E OF FICTITIO U S N A M E Mo)let It hereby given that I am engaged In business *1 t i l Wymor* R d . Suite SJOBJ. AI lament* Spring*. F L T H U . I*m mote County. F lorida . und*r ttia Fictitious Hama o l T A X SM ART ACCO UN TING S E R V IC E S , and that I Intend to register la id nama a lto tha D ivisio n ol Car poralton*. T allehatia*. Florida. In accordance w its the pro vlttont at ttw Fictitiou s Nama Statute*. T o w n . Section la s ff. Florida Statute* m i Jamas E Boll PubJItft; F ebruary It. ItM DEOW __________________ C IT Y O F L A K E M A R Y , F L O R ID A N O T IC E T O T H E P U B L IC TO W H O M IT M A V CONC E R N : In accordanca with the City'* C h arte r, a Special Election I* necessary to fill the unoeplrod term of Com m itllertef A. R. " D o c " Jo re Qualifying tor tha unoeplrad term at Seat 4 w ill begin a l noon an Monday. F a d ru a ry i t , m e . and w ill and af noon on Frid ay. February IS. Iff*. Tho Spac.al Election w ill be held on M arch ff , iff* , in tho o v o n l o n ly an a c a n d id a t e q u a lifie s tor a flk a . than an election w ill not bo hold. F o r m ore information, pleat* can tael C o rol Fetter. C ity Clorfc. at H 4 M U . Monday through F r l day from I M A M ■1 SC PJM. Dated February 7. Iff* P u b llth F ib T, IP. Iff* OEOU IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT O F T N I B I O N T I I NTH JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT O F TH E STATE O F FLO R ID A . IN A N D FOR SE M IN O LE CO U N T Y CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.TV 1111 C A M I FO RD CON SU M E R LOAN CORPORATION. P lelntllf. IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y , F L O R ID A C A S E N O . t n s n c c >ou A L A F A Y A WOODS H O M EO W N ERS ASSOCIATION. IN C , Plelntllf. n DEN N IS M C G IN N IS A N D SHARON M C G IN N IS. Defendants NOTICE O F S A L E P U R SU AN T TO C H A P T E R U Nolle* It glvon thol purtuant to O rd tr ol F in a l Judgment In For*Oo*ure dated February f. Iff*. In Cate No *110/1 CC X IU . of Iti* County Court In and ter Somlnote County, Florida, m w h ic h A L A F A Y A W O O D S H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA TION. INC . It the P la in tiff and D E N N IS M C G IN N IS AND SHARON M C G IN N IS I* the Da tondenf. I w ill ta ll to the hlghotl and b a il bidder ter cash at the W**l Irani door o l tho Somlnote County CourthouM In San lord Florida, a l 11:00 a m . on Match 10. 1*14. Ihe following described property M t term In Ihe Order of Final Judgment; Lot U . A L A F A Y A W 000S PH ASE I - U N IT A . according to tha Plat thereof a t recorded In P la l Book J t . Peg** 10 through IS. ot th* P u b lic Rec or J t ol Seminote County. Fter Ida. D A T E D February l, m e M AR YAN N E M O RSE Clerk ol County Court By: Jan *E Ja w w lc Deputy Clerk A M E R I C A N S W I T H DIS A B ILIT IE S A C T O F t*1« (AD M IN IST R A T IV E O R D E R NO n U l : Parian* trim a disability who need a » poclal accent modetton to particip ate In ml* proceeding thou Id contact ADA Coordinator a l M l N. P ark Avenue. Suite N. M l. San lord. Florida JJTTI a l te ati five day* prior to the proceeding Totephone HOI) J J 1 4 J X E e l OJt. I f f lt t im (T D O I. or I RO t u i r n (VI. Via F lo rid a Relay Service Publlth February 10.11. IH4 OEO*I IN T H E C IR CU IT CO URT O F T N I E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT, S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y , F LO R ID A C IV IL ACTION NO.I t> IUSCA14E B A R C L A Y S A M E RICAN / M O R T G A G E C O R PO R A T IO N . ate.. P la in tiff, vt S T E P H E N T O O l.SIE.el ue. •tat. Defendant* N O TICE O F 1 A L E N O T IC E l l hereby given f.sal pursuant to the Final Judgment ot F o rte lo tu rt and Sate entered In th* cause pending In the C irc u it Court of the Eighteenth J u d ic ia l C irc u it. In and tor Sem inole County, Florida. C iv il A c tio n Num ber n iU S C A I* E tho undersigned Clerk w ill M il th* property situated in h M County, described at: L O T *4. SUNRISE E S T A T E S U N IT I. ACCO RO IN O TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F . AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 14. P A G E I* AN D M. OF T H E P U B L I C RECO RO S O F S E M I H O L E CO U N T Y . F L O R ID A together with a il structure*. Improvement*, natures, appll once* and appurtenant** on M id land or used In con (unci Ion therewith, at public U te . to tho highest and b ad bidder lor ca th a l 11:00 o'clock A M . an M a rch 10. Iff* , at Ihe west Nani Poor ot the S em ino le County Courthouse. Sanford. F lorida D A T C O : February A Iff* (C O U R T S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M O R SE CLERKO FTH E C IR C U IT COURT B y: J e n e E . Ja ttw lc Deputy Clerk P u b llth : February 10. It. Iff* D E O fO LE O N A R D SM ITH A N D JA N E DOE SMITH. HI IU N K N O W N W IF E; JO Y C E L. SM ITH AN O JO H N DOE SM ITH . H E R UNKNOW N H U S 1 A N 0 ; E L IZ A B E T H M DOZON A /K /A E L IZ A B E T H M DOZSON. IF LIVIN G . IN C LU D IN O A N Y UNKNOW N SPO U SE O F SAID O E F E N D A N T IS t. IF R E M A R R IE D . A N D IF D E C E A SE D . TH E R E S P E C T IV E UN KN O W N H EIR S. D E V IS E E S . G R A N T E E S . ASSIG N EES. C R ED ITO R S LIE N O R S. ANO TRUSTEES. AN O A L L O T H E R PERSO NS C L A IM IN G BY, THROUGH. U N D E R OR AGAINST THE N A M E D D E F E N D A N T (S ); F LO R ID A B U ILD E R S A N D CONTRACTORS D IR E C T O R Y . IN C . A DISSOLVED CORPORATION; B E LL S O U T H A D V E R T IS IN G S PU B LISH IN G CO R PO R ATIO N ; SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y . A PO LIT ICAL SUBDIVISION O F THE STATE O F FLO R ID A; FLO R ID A ROCK INDUSTRIES. INC ; U N IT E D S T A T IS O F A M E R IC A ; ST AT E OF F L O R ID A DEPARTM ENTO F REVENUE, Defendant (i). NOTICE O F SA L E Notice I* hereby given that, pursuant to a F inal Summary Judgment of Foreclosure en tered In th* above ttyted cauM. m tha Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I w ill M il tha preparty situate In Somlnote County. Fter Ida. described as LO T 11. D I X I E SU B D IV I SION. ACCO R D IN G TO THE P LA T T H E R E O F , R E C O R D E D IN P LA T BOOK L P A G E 101 OF T H E P U B LIC R E C O R O S OF SE M IN O LE CO U N T Y . FLO R IDA l* » R O O SE V ELT A V E N U E . SANFORD. F L O R ID A U n i . at public u te . to m* frig hast and best bidder, ter cash. A T TH E W EST FRO N T DOOR SEM I H O LE C O U N TY C O U R T ­ HOUSE. SAN FO R D . FLO R ID A , at II N A M . o n M arch IS iff*. M AR YAN N E M O RSE CLERKO F C IR C U IT C O U R T B Y J a n t E Ja sa w k Deputy Clerk Publish Fsbrupry IP. IT. Iff* D EO ** Legal Notice IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FO R S E M IN O LE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A P R O B A T E DIVISION Fite Number H a l f C F IN RE E S T A T E O F H E R B E R T H O W A R D H A Y N IE Deceased NOTICE OF AD M IN ISTR ATIO N Th* a d m in ltlra iie n o l m* e d it * ot H E R B E R T HOW ARD H A Y N I E . d e ce a se d . F ile Number t* «St C P . It pending in th* C ircu it Court ter Seminote County. Florida. Prebate D lvl dan. me a d ffe tt at which It X I N P ark Ave . Sanford. F L U r t l Tha names and addresses ot th* persanol representative and tha personal ra p rts e n la tlre ‘ 1 a l tomoy a r t M t forth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SONS A R E N O T IFIE D THAT A lt persons on whom notice Is served who have ob lections that challenge m* valid Ity of tha will, tha q u a iitlc a lx m ot the personal repretenlaliv*. venua. or jurisdiction ot this Court ora required to til* their o b le c t le m w ith th is C o u rt W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE D AT E O F THE FIR ST P U B L I CATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y D AYS A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll creditors ol the decedent and other persons having claim* or demands against decedent's estate on whom a copy ol not le t It tarved within three months after th* date ol the ||rtt publication of nonce must III* their Claims wirn Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE O AT E OF THE FIRST P U B L I CATIO N O F THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y D AYS A F T E R THE O A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F THIS N O TICE ON THEM A ll other creditors o l Ihe decedent and persons having claim * or demand! again*! tha dacadant't td a to mutt III* their claim * with court W ITHIN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE O A T E O F THE FIR ST P U B L I CATIO N OF THIS NOTICE A L L C L A IM S . O E M A N O S A N D O B JE C T IO N S NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED. Tho date ol th* l ir t l public* lion *1 mil Notice It February ). Iff* Personal Representative G ladys M arla Haynto Attorney ter Per ton* I Rtprttenteitvw W I L L I A M F SIM O N ET *00 N Farn Creak Ave Orlando. F L BOO) Telephone 1*011 ff* H U Florida Bar No OtUOJ Publish. February L 10. Iff* OEOU mis mis mis mu mt* �»^r W T ' • A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Flo rid a - Thursday. February 10. 1904 Clinton: US ground forces won’t be fighting in Bosnia By TERENCE HUNT AP W hile H ouse Correspondent W A S H IN G T O N - W ary o f a V lrtn a m llk r quagm ire. President C lin to n in steering thr United States aw ay from a m ajor com bat role In Bosnia even though A m erican w arplanes m ay lx* called upon to h e lp silence the nuns of Sarajevo. C lin to n said W ednesday that ll.S . ground forces would not tuke part In N A T O 's 1newly authorized m ission lo gel rid of the m ore than 500 heavy guns (Kilnted dow n on Sarajevo by Bosnian Serbs. However, he acknow ledged (here would lx* risks from Serb a ir defenses for U S. pilots on attack m issions. "T h e re Is no such th in g ns a risk-free air operation." the president said. "I don't want to m islead l he A m e rica n people on that." However, he said S e rb a ir defenses "a re su fn clen tly ru dim en tary that the risks are m in im a l." Revolted by Ihe slaughter last week of 68 |x*ople In a m o rtar attack In Sarajevo's central m arketplace. N A T O allies overcam e m onths of doubts and hesitation and approved a U.S.-French u ltim atu m g ivin g Bosnian Serbs 10 days lo w ith d ra w their g u n s 13 m iles from Sarajevo or face a ir strikes. "W e hope that Ihe Bosnian Serb actions will make air strik e s u n necessary." a grlm-faced C lin to n M id at a W hite House news conference. "B u t no one sh o u ld doubt N A T O 's resolve. N ATO Is now set to a c t." The Bosnian showdow n Is a gam ble for Clinton, testing W estern resolve on an Issue lh a l he's called the m ost vexin g foreign policy problem In th r world. T h e ad m in istra tio n has been groping for a co h e re n t p o lic y e v e r sin ce C lin to n 's recom m endations for air strik e s and rearm ing ihe outgunned B osn ian M u slim s were roundly re­ Jected early Iasi year. Even w hen the allies appeared lo agree on air attacks In A u g u st, the threats proved hollow as the U n ited N ations and W estern allies refused lo use force. C lin t o n b rie fe d c o n g re s s io n a l le a d e rs on N A T O 's decision. "I am ho|x*ful lh a l tills action w ill encourage all |Kirtles to renew Ihelr efforts tor a negotiated settlem ent to tills tragic co n flict." said Senate M ajority Leader George M llc h c ll. D-Maine. B u i Sen. Dan Coats, a m cm lx-r of Ihe Senate Arm ed S ervice s Com m ittee, asked w hat w ould happen If the Bosnian S e rin move th eir a rtille ry and then "a fte r a lu ll, renew th eir aggression." " T h e prestige of the United Stales Is on the line. We m ust ask If the president and Ihe co u n try have the w illin g n e ss In see th is policy th ro u g h ." said C o a ls. R-Ind. U nder the new threat of allied attacks, the Serbs arranged a q u ick cease-fire and p rom ised to w ithdraw th eir artillery and mortars. M in d fu l of num erous other ceuse-flres that have collapsed In 22 m onths of lig h tin g around Sarajevo. A m e rica n officials reserved Judgment on whether Ihe S erb 's prom ises were real or a Just a ruse. O n ly a day earlier. Radovan K a ra d zic. Ihe Bosnian S erb lender, had warned. "W e w ill shoot down every* plane we ca n ” If they attack Serb positions. M any o f the a llies had to be persuaded to drop th e ir o p p o s itio n to an u ltim a tu m . C lin to n expressed sym p ath y for the French. B ritish . C an ad ian . D u tch and S p a n ish governm ents, w hich have large peacekeeping forces In the B alkans that could be subject lo retaliatory strikes. In ad d ition to Ihe new m ilita ry threat. C lin to n M id the U n ltrd S ta irs wm dd try to relnvlgornte peace ta lk s am ong Serbs. M u slim s an d Croats due to resum e today In Geneva. International m ediators are prom oting u p a rti­ tion p lan th at w ould leave the M u slim -le d Ikisntan governm ent w ith control of o n ly a Iruction of the form er Yugoslav republic. From caramels to hugs, Hershey marks 100 years of sweet success B y M E L I S S A B . R O B IN S O N Associated P ress Writer H E R S H E Y . Pa. - W ith a sweet d re a m o f s e llin g c a n d y to tourists, a b u d d in g confectioner named M ilto n S. Hershey m oved lo P h ilad e lp h ia In 1876. Failure, disappointm ent and Illness were h is first products. After six profit-scarce years o f m aking cand les day In and day out. the overw orked H ershey collapsed — a n d so d id h is business. tie w ou ld ir> -a n d fall for four more years before a form ula for extra-gooey ca ra m e ls becam e the catalyst for what Is now one of the best-know n and m ost successful ftxxl com panies In totaled n early $3.3 b illio n , and U.S. history. Ihe co m p a n y's net Incom e was " M o s t people r e m e m b e r $103 m illio n . Hershey c la im s 42 Hershey because most o f us perrent of the dom estic ch o co­ were brought up on H ershey bars when we were k id s ." said late ra n d y m arket, a lth o u g h It Ray Brocket, a historian from lags behind MAiM-Mars an d Nes­ Ipswich. M a s s . who has w ritten tle Food Co. overseas. two books on chocolate. “ It's The founder gave h is nam e to become m ore or less a sy m b o l of a town, and created w hat Is nrguahly th r sim plest, yet most the United States." f a m o u s c o n f e c t i o n tn t h e On Wednesday. Hershey Food C o rp . ce le b ra te d t h r 1 0 0 t h country: the Kiss. birthday of the Hershey C h o co ­ In the beginning, though. It late Co. w ith 10 chocolate cakes was Just Mr. Hershey cra n k in g arranged on a 350-|xnind ch o co ­ out the candles. late-covered pedestal. ChogohUc ^ j y f l e r lo sin g h is P h ila d e lp h ia bars w ith old fashioned la tkS lr business. Hershey went to Den­ are also being sold nationw ide ver on the advice of hts father. for a lim ite d lime. f h » wanted h im to ca sh In on Today. Hershey Foods Corp. (hr silver boom. But b y the tim e e m p lo y s 14.000 p e o p le Hershey got there, m ost of the w orld w id e. Last year' s sa le s silve r was gone. 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A n d th a t's j u s t c o u n t in g th e in c re a s e s in h ea rt d ise a se , c a n c e r , h y p e rte n s io n , d ia b e te s , a n d g a lls t o n e s th at m e a t-b u s e d d ie ts ca u se . Meat-Eaters' Extra Health Costs Heart Disease Hypertension Cancer Diabetes Gallstones Total $24 billion $8.7 billion $18.8 billion $4.6 billion $4.8 billion $60.9 billion • State-licensed and registered pharmacists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept PCS, PAID, BC-BS MEDIMET and MEDICAID • Computerized prescription records T h e re a s o n s a rc s im p le . A l l a n im u l p ro d u c ts c o n t a in c h o le s t e r o l ( c h ic k e n h a s n s m u c h c h o le s t e r o l as b e e f) a n d fat ( c h ic k e n h a s n e a rly as m u c h as b e e f). A n d a n im a l p r o d u c t s d o n 't h a v e w h a t y o u r b o d y n e e d s m o s t: c o m p le x c u r b o h y d r a lc s an d fib e r , n ot to m e n tio n v ita m in C . I f A m e r ic a n s b a s e d th e ir d ie t s on the N e w F o u r F o o d G r o u p s — g r a in s , v e g e ta b le s , fr u it s a n d le g u m e s (b e a n s, peas, a n d le n t ils ) , th e y w o u ld e lim in a t e a ll th e c h o le s t e r o l a n d m o s t o f Ihe fat in t h e ir d ie t s . A n d th e y w o u ld s t o p t a k in g s u c h a b ig b it e o u t o f o u r n a tio n 's fin a n c ia l re s o u rc e s . T o learn more about a healthier way o f eating, come hear Neal Barnard, M .D., author of Food fo r Life • Friday, February 11, 7:00 p.m. • Edgewater High School • 3100 Edgewater Drive • Orlando. O r contact: Physicians Committee fur Responsible Medicine, 5100 Wisconsin Ave., Suite 404, Washington, D C 20016 • (202) 686-2210 • We carry a full line of FDA-approved quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferrable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and we'll contact your physician and take care o f all the details. m A M i n �I move ahead Patriots rip Rams, Silver Hawks romp in 5A-District 4 skid O R L A N D O — S h a q u llle O'N eal sco rrd 37 points and D c iu iis Scott led O rlando out of a shooting slu m p w ith 24 W ednesday night as Ihe M agic stopped a three-game losing streak w ith a 104-87 victory over Ihe A tlanta Hawks. D o m in iqu e W ilk in s had 30 points lo lead A lla n lu . C ra ig E ld o added 15 points. ■y TONY DaSOMMIEK Herald Sports Editor A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S T h re e p la y e rs scored In d n u b lr figures as Lake R ran lle y romped to a 5 8 -3 8 w in o v e r L a k e M a r y In the q uarterfinals of the 5A-Dtstr1rt 4 girls* basketball tournam ent W ednesday night at Lake Brantley H igh School. J o in in g the Patriots, the No. 3 seed In the nine-team field. In Friday n ig h t's sem ifinal round w ill be No. 1-seed Lake Howell. No. 2 seed M ainland, and No. 4 -seed S p ru ce Creek. The Lake H ow ell S ilv e r H aw ks advanced w ith a 71-35 rout of Deltona. M ainland outlasted Oviedo. 59-46. w hile S p ruce Creek rallied past Lym an . 50-47. O n Frid ay night. Lake H ow ell w ill play Spruce C reek and Lake Drantley w ill take on M ainland. Doth the sem ifin als and S atu rd ay n ig h t's c h a m ­ p io n sh ip game w ill be played at Lake M ary H igh School. A t Lake Drantley. the Patriots throttled the Rollins upsets Tampa W IN T E R P A R K - J o h n Steele scored 20 ix itn ls and Drnd A sh added 17 to lead R o llin s In a 65 6 0 upset w in W ednesday over Tam pa. Tam pa was ham pered by four technical fouls In the game, and Tam pa coach R ichard S ch m id t chased referee L r x Veech off tlie court after Ihe game w as over. R o llin s held D eC arlo D evraux. the N C A A D ivisio n ll's third leading sco rrr (27.9 points per game) to ju st I6 p n ln ts. AROUND THE STATE Pacers streak by Heat □Bee District. Page 2B MIAM I — Reserve forward Ken W illia m s scored a career-high 25 points and D errick M cK ey had a season-high 30. Including four free throw s In Ihe final 3 0 seconds, to lift Indiana to a 102-98 victory over M iam i on Wednesday. T h e Pacers won th eir seventh straight and evened their record at 23-23 lo reach .500 for the first tim e this season. R ony S elk a ly and Steve S m ith hud 19 points each for the Heat. G le n Rice added 18. Townwnd I I 0 ) I. Cltorollo 0 1 0 0 0. fttau ia n ? o 5 10 • o w n 0 0 0 0 0 . Gold 0 1 0 0 0. Roguccl 1 I! 00 4. O ut»f 4 ♦ I 4 G r o ln ln f M l 1 4 4. H a r r l t O S J l l . Lom bard 0 0 0 0 0 Total! 1} II 1) JI Barry downs Fla. Southern MIAM I S H O R E S — J u lia n Rodriguez scored a career-high 28 (Mints, a ll but four In Ihe second h a lf, to le a d H a rr y to an 8 7 -6 8 v ic to ry W ednesday over F lo rid a Southern. E a rl A lllc k added 12 for Harry and Hobby l.a tliam chipped In 1 1. Jo h n Saunders led F lorida Southern w ith 17 (Mints. A n d y Robertson added 15. and Chet G a llo w a y contributed 13 points. AROUND TH1 NATION | Courier wlfcs at Kroger-St. Jude M EM P H IS . Tenn. - T o p seeded J im C ou rier defeated Kenneth Carlnen 7-5. 5 7. 6-3. and th ird-se ede d M ich a e l C h a n g a lso won Ills opening m atch. 6-7 (11-91. 6-4. 6-3 over Steve Hryan In the Kroger-Sl. Ju d e International. In other m atches. C h u ck Adam s upset No. 10 Aaron K rlck stctn 6-4. 1-6,6-3. and Dave R andall d u m ped No. 15 D a vid K lk l o f the C zech R epublic. 1 -6 .6 0 .6 -1 . Brown, Gators clip Ole Miss O X F O R D . Miss. — C ra ig Drown scored 21 poin ts and had 13 rebounds as No. 20 Florida sm othered M ississip p i 74-55 W ednesday night, g iv in g the G a to rs Ih e lr best Southeastern Conference start ever. F lorida (19-3. 9-l». w h ich has won five straight and 12 of 13. has a two-game lead over No. 4 K e n tu ck y In the W estern Division. Yankees trade for Mulholland N E W J fO R K - T h e New York Yankees fin a lly got the startin g p itch e r they wanted w hen they a c q u ir e d T e r r y M u lh o lla n d from the P h ilad e lp h ia P h illies. T o get M u lho lland. 12-9 w ith a 3.25 E R A last season, the Yankees sent the P h illies reliever Robby M unoz and m l nor-leaguers Kevin Jord a n , an Inflelder. and R yan Karp, a left-handed pitcher. Bud Wilkinson passes away O K L A H O M A C U T - Dud W ilkinson, who won three national ch am pion sh ip s at O klahom u and coached the Sooners to an NCAA-record 47 straight victories, died In St. Lo u is after a long Illness. He was 77. W ilk in so n com plied a record of 145-29-4 In 17 seasons, won one Dig S ix title, a dozen Dig S ev en c h a m p io n s h ip s and one D ili E ig h t ch am pion sh ip. He la le r coached the N F L 's St. L o u is C a rd in a ls and broadcast g rm es for A D C and ES P N . W HAT'S HAPPENING JU C O Baseball U Sem inole C C at R o llin s JV, 3 p.m. □ OaLand at Lyman. JV , 6 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. TV HOCKEY □ 7 :3 0 p.m . — W IRO 36. Tam pa lia y L ig h tn in g a l O ttaw a Senators. (L) team-leading seven rebounds W ednesday night to lead Lake Brantley past Lake M ary in lh a quarterfinals of the 5A-Distrtct 4 tournament. Goodrich, Raiders top JV Hatters yrom BtatfWe » « e » Seminole continues win streak — SANFORD L e n d off h i t l e r J o h n n y G oodrich went 3-for-5 w ith three ru n s scored and two stolen Ims4*s W ednesday afternoon lo lead S em in ole C o m m u n ity College to an 11-0 w in over the Stetson College Junior varsity baseball learn. T h e w in was Ihe srreond In a row for the Raiders (3-4). For the J V Hutters. II was Ihelr f lflli loss In as m any starts. S A N F O R D — W llh (Mint guard E ric Roberta shackled by foul tro u ­ ble. Kay P e rk in s und Drad Train* stepped forw ard W ednesday night * and led S em in ole lo a 69-53 win over Lake B ra n tle y In u Sem inole A th le tic Conference boys' basket­ ball contest. Il was the 12th wi n In a row and 14th In the last 15 gam es for Sem inole (23-6.9-0 SAC|. F ir s t b ase m a n P ete H c z c re d l drove In three ru n s for S C C w ith a p a ir ol singles and u sacrifice fly. O viedo High School graduate E rik Jo rd a n singled twice, scored twice, and stole two bases. In cluding a steal of home In Ihe seventh Inning. □ Bee Streak. Page 2B Scott Fergennn. a graduate of Sem in ole High School, cam e off the licn ch to contribute tw o singles, two runs, and an RDI. R ic k E ckste in, another Sem inole product, had the o n ly extra-baac hit for the Raiders, rip p in g a run-scoring double In the fifth Inning. A d am S ka rb cck was Ihe w in n in g p it c h e r for S C C . th ro w in g s ix scoreless Innings before g ivin g two tu n a In Ihe top of the seventh. T h e Raider w ill be back In uctlon th is afternoon, travelin g to W in ter P ark to play the R o llin s College Junior varsity al 3 p.m . HwaM phot* <>yM art H a n k Ray Parkins picked up the offenslvo alack created by point guard Eric Roberts' foul troubles W ednesday night, tossing In a game-high 24 points lo power Sem inole's Arrow Force II past the visiting Lake Brantley Patriots. S la tw n JV M4 000 111 4 I I S*mm*l* CC 1(1 ( I t I4 i — It II 1 H u H Ik r. M alcham |4L 0 * i* ro t* i t i l an* S ch u tk r. Shannon It) Sk*>tek. M cKow n III. Wood (II. Van Dollatan (»l on* E lk o r W P Skortek It II. L P - HulkS*, 10 II So** - Non* IB - Slotion JV . Stovof and C o il* . Sam lnok CC. E c k ik ln IB - S to tu n JV . MoMmon H R — Non* R acord! — Station J VOS; S * rrln o k C C 14 no. 04 SAC. LIO N S M . R AM S M Laka M a ry ( M l Bryan! J. Brown J. N e n te r r , II. P rllth a rd 10. Rlchardton I. Roth* 1. Route S O v kd t (M l L o n It. Buthanon I. F round I. F o r r t il F. M *n drli I I M u nn i L V*nt«m p ». W a ll! I Lak* M a r , 14 14 14 14 - 44 O vkda f II II II — M Total lo u ii — Lak* M a r , IS. O vkd a It F o u k d out — Non* T a th n lta li — Nona R a to rd i - Laka M a r , I I I I 44 SAC: O v k d * (,)> By KURT LUTTERMOSER Herald CorreBpondent________________________________ BAIOCRtll.JV HATTERS* ARROW F O R C E II 44. P A T R IO T 1 II Lak* B r* * tk , t i l l Tl Pollock t i l l . Gd*o*r 0 00 0. l*BI*nc 0 0 4 0. A d o rn o ,k I 0 0 I. R*dmond I 0 1 1. Todd J i l l . Brown 0 0 4 0. K o lk n te ro o r 0 0 0 0. Whitman I I 1 4, To Pollock S 40 IT. C o r k 4 0 1 II. B*«td* t i l l . B ocko r0 0 0 0 T otal! I44I4S1 lim lw o k 144) a P o rk ln i 1 101014. L o tk w 1110. R a te d ! 0 4 4 4 . M a rtin 0 0 0 0. T rain* 4 4 J II. FulWr 1 0 0 4. M o r lh k O O l 0. H odow a, J i l l . Brim on I 0 1 1 . Me C arro ll 1 0 1 * . H a ll I S I I. Smith 0 0 0 0 Total*: 11I I U 44 Laka B ra nd t? 14 I l l 14 - SI Som lnak I ll ll n - il Thro* point hold goal* — Lak* B ra n d * , I (Carte 4. To Pollock J. Whitman II. Som lnok 0 Total touli — Lak* B ra nd *, M. Som lnok 17. F o u k d out — Lak* B rand *,. Brown; Somlnok. R ate d * Technical* — Non* Rocord* — Som lnok Oviedo follows Boss past Lake Mary O V IE D O — One good ru le of thum b Is don't m ess w ith the boss. 1 D ill Ihe Luke M ary R am s Ignored that piece of conventional wisdom W ednesday night, repeatedly fouling O viedo guard Den Doss and sending him In the free line for 17 shots. Doss converted 14 of the ch arity tosses as the O viedo L io n s pulled out n 66-60 w in In their Sem inole A th le tic Conference boys' basketball game w ith the v isitin g Rams. O viedo Improves to 9-17 w h ile Lake M ary ends Its regular season cam paign at 13-13. □ Sec Lions, Page 2B Neth & Son Roofing bests Reckers, takes over lead Prom Staff Reports Boys’ Basketball Complata Ustinia on Pats SB H*ra4d p h o k k , Nark H an k D esp ite m issin g of Ihe lira ! three quarters because of loul trouble, Lysa M oorelleld s till scored a game-high 16 points and collected a L i l t I r m f lt y (ft) Lyon* 0 0 04 0 RoOoofi 0 ) 0 0 0 . G u t e f t O I I 14. T r o a t o i 1 l 0100014. V andante id . I } J 1 4. B ,l* n d 10 > 1 4. Moorada O I I 4 4 II. O o , 0 0 0 0 0 . Root*} ) 1 1 0 T otal! X O I I D O i-RfcoMonr » 10 i t »_ U b o B ro o n tr I , n II I I ­ . .V * ?* * * * ? " * * * *!» ' * (Roowctl I ». Citarol S l l . L « U B ra n t* , I t IG o fe to r M . B ria n * O i l Total tout! L a U M a ry II. L a U B ra n d * /* ) Fowl** owt - 1*4* B rant* Rm m an* Radoors TaehnKah a Non* R oteundi - Lak* M a r , (OuDor 10). L a U Brant la , U tM Oorotktd r i A ttu t* - L a U M a r (OrotMIno II. Laka B ra n t* , 0 (Po n ne, 41 Racard! ------14 11. Lak* BrantWy 10* S A N F O R D — S trik in g for eight ru n s In the bottom of the first Inning. Neth A Son Roofing went on lo beat R eckers 12-4 at Chase Purk W ednesday and. In Ihc process, k n o ck Reckers out o f first place In the Sanford Recreation W ednesday M en’s Polar Rear Softb all League for the first lim e tills season. In Ihc nightcap. U n cle N ic k 's blitzed Dee's N uls/M cCabe 16-2 In a g a in r slopped nftcr 41Y Innings by Ihe m ercy rule. Neth A Son R oofing (4-l| now has sole position o f first place for the first tim e th is season. R eckers and U ncle N ic k 's (both 3-2) are tied for second ahead of Dee's Nuts/M cCabc (0-5). Nex* week. U ncle N ic k 's and R eckers w ill play to break Ihe tie at 7 p.m . Neth A Son Roofing w ill take on Dee's Nuts/M cCabc In the 8 p.m . game. J im N u lly h ighligh ted Neth fli Son Roofing's 16-hll attack w ith a triple, two singles, one run Rack*,* Mats 4 ton R aalinf DtO‘ 1 N atl'M cC ab a Und* N k k 'l M IN I — 4 I HI IN ■ - II • 00 10 - 1 U 4 111)11 (• - U U scored, and three RBI. Lee Hood tripled twice, scored twice, and had two RDI. Ron W lrtli doubled, s ln g lrd and scored two ru n s. Heath Short had a double, single, one run. an d two RDI. Don M aclier hit a single and scored two runs. S ln cy R llz contributed a double und a run. Don Dastl. Dob Palagalno. and Jo h n Poole each had a single and a ru n scored. S ieve W oodley singled In a run. T im W in k le also hit a single. For Reckers. w h ich collected eight hits. George M u rray led the way w ith a double, single, two runs, and an RDI. C h u ck Daum nn h it tw o singles. Tom Doyd singled and scored a run. J im Schaefer and George Davidson each had a single und an RDI. C h ris Dapore added a single. Tom G racev scored a run. Todd Pagel and Dob W e lls J r. each hit an Insldc-the-park hom e to fuel U ncle N ic k 's 16-hll effort. Pagel also h.-yl a single, two ru n s scored, and three KRI. W e lls added a double and finished w ith two runs and two RDI. Jo h n Haddock hit three singles* scored three runs, and had two RDI. R icky W e lls had a triple, two singles, and three runs. , George Porzlg chipped In wi th two doubles, two runs, and two RBI. Dan Stcarn hit two singles. J e rry C am u s tripled, scored a run. and had an RDI. Dob G a rn c r/ ln g lc d and scored n run. Dob W ells Sr. also scored a ru n . F ran k S lag g had an RBI. . R alp h Astartta drove In both of the ru n s for Dee's Nuts/M cCabc w ith a bascs-loaded double In the fourth in n in g . R onnie Sh aver and David McCofTle led off the Inning w ith back-to-back singles and cam e home on A startta's double. Gene A starlla. T o n y Bclhaslm o. and Jo h n W illis each hit a single. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �m * ■ - Sanlord Herald. San lord. Florida - T h u r s d a y . F e b r u a r y 10. IB M S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S DOGS F t r t lr a c e - i/ 1 4 . B: M .M i O k i iK n a * « a n t a i <oo • Sandhill Ball t; 00 | U I C h tar* Dip )n Q i i a i M at P l i a n t * >sT n a n m i n Second r*<* - t/ ia . D: I1 .lt t M * Sw eetM ary t *0 I K I K 1R| B la ck Haw* joo la g 1 C * Snowmonsler ] as 0 ( 1 a) l a t a P ( a i ) m m T l a m i n M d o iia iM M S ia iiin a . t a Third r ic e — S/i*. E n o J K * tw O * tk lc h l l a i o It 10 la o a Omni Howdinl* in in • w illow Etu* in a o a i n . n p i m i »* m t i h i i m m Fourth r* c * -5 / 1 * . C: 11.11 I liim m Reynelto It ao I ao 1 M I Ju)1 Atym priony an in a Jim m y Jlch* j ao u iia iir . M P t ia it t in T iia a im M F if f lir a c a - 1 / ia . 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New Y ark Or lend* 11 n 4 H M iam i 11 » A M New Jereey la a n n doctor. n 17 al* n 17 •an Phltodetpriio W e llin g ton IS 11 m Ceetraf D fvitie n At lent* SI IJ 717 Chicago in U tl Cleveland 14 71 A H >00 Indian* 11 » Char toft* n 11 at* M ilw aukee 14 n 1*4 11 i* 154 Oetroll W ESTERN C O N FER EN C E M id w eif Divftton w L P ci. Houston u 11 r a 14 la 794 Son Antonio Ufori 11 t* *U Denver 14 471 n 14 B na M innew f* Doll** S *1 10* P*Cilto D vitao n Seattle IS IS 77* Phoenle 11 IS •74 17 79 574 Portland H 10 5*1 Golden Slot* L A Laker* IS 1* 1*1 L A Clipper* I* I t U* Sacramento 14 11 n a W ednettoy't Oam#* O ttro ll i n . Boston« Now Jar-soy 1M. Cleveland tS N m York l i t . Philadelphia 1* O rla n ia 1*4. Atlanta *7 Indiana 1*1. M iam i M Goidan S la la IM. Char lo ll* 11* L A L a k * ts 101. Utah t t P h o tn li 111. NUnnasol* W* StattM 111 P ortlandta Sacramento 141. L A C lip p e r* 41 Thursday's w i w t G o ld e n S la la a lN e w Y ark. 7 M p m M ia m i *1 Atlanta, 1:M p m . Houston at D alroil. I M p . m . Chicago a l Mltw aiAa*. I X p m Washington at Dallas. I H p m Denver at San Antonio. I M p m S a cra m an lo al L A Labors. 10 D p m Friday's G* m as No game* SChadwMd Saturday's G am as No gam as schadutod ot — i 1*to Uto ia la i l to — — *‘ y 19 IH* if * Tito OB — to a iito ttto 14 — ato * »’ » Iito it iit o A ll Star Gam * a l MtnnasoU. * S p i n M e n d a y i G am as No g a m ts schaduNd M A O IC ia a. H A W K S I I A T L A N T A 111) W illis 1 1 1 1 1. W ilkins 11 71 $ S X . Koncak 1 4 4 4 * . A u g m o n l l l l l . B la y lo c k 1 1 1001, Lang l * » l l . EhM * II 1 1 IS. F o r r t ll 14 00 1. Whatley 10 0 0 * . K t a lt 0 1 1 a I. Edwards o n 11 Total* 55 40 la 1417 O R LA N D O I1M) Scoll 1011 1 1 It. Avon! a t 0 0 L O Neal I t n t l M I . A n d t r s o n t ll 14 14. Hardaway 1 1 1 4 I. Rollins 00 0 0 0. Bow l* 0 0 1 1 I. Skito* 5 a 11 7. Royal 1 1 1 * 1 Totals: aO71 It 1110a Atlanta 11 11 N II - 17 Or land* I t 1* I t X - Itt 1 Point goals - Atlanta 1 0 I t Mo II . W ilkins I I. Blaylock 1 1), O rlan d o I t l ( tr o ll I t . S k lla t 11. Andermn I 11. FouMd out Nona R ab ou nd t - A tla n ta 11 (W illis. Koncak. Blaylock II. frla n d o SI lO N e a l t i l Assists — Atlanta la (B laylock lot. Orlando U (Hardaway. Andervm t) Total M u ll — Atlanta 11. Orlando II F la g ra n t tout — Whatley A - ( A l t * r P A C i"» * IB . H E A T M IN D IA N A (1017' M c K ty 10 11 1011 57, M llc h a ll a 7 I 1 S Sm lls 1 0 * 1 3 . M l Il*r 1 I I 1 1 1*. Workman ] a 0 0 7. W illia m s 11* 71 II. S c o ll 11 l a 7. FM m lng I 1 O b L D Dart* 0 1 1 4 1. A D avit O i l I I Totals: S 70X U 101 M IA M I ( M l Lang 1 0 0 0 * . Rlc* 0 1 * * 0 IB Saikaly M l 1 M It. Shaw 1 0 1 a la. Sm ith * I I 7 1 14. Cato* 1 1 1 a 0. Saltoy 01 11 1. B urton l a l l l . Geiger l I l i a Totals 7 1 W X M 4 I n ta : i i t - i n n i i n i i - to 1 Point goal* - Indiana 1 a i Workm an i t. M illa r I *. W illiam s 01). (Miam i 1 la (Shan 7 a. Lang 01 . Smith 01. Coins 0 1. R ica 01) F*ut*d owl — Sm lls. A D a n s Raboundt — Indiana 47 (W illiam s I). M ia m i as (S*<kaly t l A sa rtlt — Indian* n (W o rkm an 7). M iam i II (Shaw I t T o U l louts - Indiana U . M iam i 11 Tachnlcal — M iam i coach Loughary A la jo t r Bryan( U . MaryIm atk TS. OT Calitornia. P* IS. Slippery Rock M Cat* Wettern Reeecve it . Allegheny M Clarion I*. E d rb o ro ta Colby 5*. Thomas Coil 17 Colgate 17. Navy t l Cormaclkut TA V lllano va *1 D ili *1 Ceiumbi* *5. M l Ilav tv IIla *1 Dominican.N Y . *5, Kings. N Y s* East Slroudsbirg 70. M ansfield al E lliabethtoen It. M o ravia n 71 Fordham ft. Arm y 47 Franklin Pierce 7a M a w Low ell 71 GeneseoSI lit , E lm lra S I LatayetN 74, Bucknall ta Lebanon Val *0. Widerwc a* Lehigh 77. Holy C ro si 7a Muhlenberg *7, Havertord 5a Ouiniplac 5A A slum p! k it 51 Plymouth SI *7. M ass Boston *5. OT Providence tt. Georgekhm ta St Michael's » . Springfield M St Joseph s. M aine 71. S M am a 1J St P tN r'S 7A Manhattan at Scranton Tt. Lycoming It Shippensturg at. Indiana. P * to Susquehanna *4. Juniata at Wes! Chester 71. K u tilo w n to Wilkes S4. Kings 44 COLLEGE BASKETBALL | W td aatday't M en* Starts E A ST A lt r igM 11, M essiah at Alleghany 7a. Casa Western aO A m erican Inti IM . St A nsalm M A nna M a ria tt. R oq* ' W illiam s 71 B loom sbur g at. Cheyney aa B r idgepor 111. Now H a v*n 77 B ryan ) 71. M trrlm a c k a l B u c k n tll 100. L tfa y tH * 7* C a lilo m l* . P a **. Slb p ery Rock *7.OT Coast Guard la W t iU y * - u Colby Sawyer IM. N e lr f Oam*. N H t l Concord 101. Blueltok) SI M l Connecticut ta Ben ton College t l . }OT Oaemen Tt. P*nn St BehrendM D av is L E lk in s at A U e rio n Braaddus. ccd . woathar E ast Stroudsburg II. M antf told I 1 Edm boro tt. C larion U E lliabethtow n t l M oravian 71 Fordham la A rm y M F ra n k lin Piece* M . M * u Lowell t l Gannon 7a. Lock H a w n 71 GenesaoSt 10a. E lm ir a II Geneva *1. Si Vincent aa Gettysburg ao. Dickinson sj G le n o ll# St at W V* Weslyn. ccd weather H o ly Cross 107. Lehifpi toa. OT H uston 7S. M aine M ach iat St Indiana. P a ta. Stucgmnsburg to M a s t Dartmouth 17. Rhod* Itiand Coil a l M lttor*vlll*44. D ltt o( Columbia 71 N avy M . Cotgat* *7 New Hampshire C o ll 104. Keen* St *7 P h il* T d iiN a t . P a c e a t PlM Bradford ta Houghton Tt Plym outh St Tt. M ata Button 71 Qihnnipiec ta Assumption i t Rochester 101. H a m lto n la Sacred Heart M. S Connecticut 7* S a le m T e lk y o a t F a irm o n t St . c c d . weather Scranton tt . Lycom ing S7 Siena M. Loyola M d 71 Sp rln g titid 71. St M ichael s t* St Joteph s. M aine 7S.S M am et? SI P a le r ) 71. (Manhattan U St Rot* III. Queen* Coil 7a Staten island e l Lehman, ppd . weather Slonehlll la. Bentley M Susquehanna 7a. Juniata 71 Ups*I* a*. FO U Mad.son a? W V irg inia s i M. Cher toaton. W V* U Wash A Jett 7a. Thiel I t West Chester M . K u tilow n It West Liberty at Wheeling Jesuit, c c d . weather Westminster. P e 01. Point Perk II W idtnert*. Lebanon Vat 57 SOUTH Alabam a A B M ta. C lark Atlanl* t l Albany. Ga tO L M llM T ) A rkansas *0. Kentucky 0) Barton 7*. Lees M cR ae7a Carson Newman IS. GarW wr Webb II Christopher Newport IS, F errvm 77 Coker *7. Belmont Abbey It Columbus t*. W e ll Georgia t l Ecberd M . North Florida It E llia b e th City SI M . Shaw M Flortda 74. (Wtsassippi SS Greensboro la. N C. Wesleyan *1 Hampden Sydney tS. Va Wettoyan U Jacksonville SI t l . Covenant 71 Johnson C Smith 101. SI Augustin*') Ja Kennesaw IM. Clayton St. M L a n O tr t7 .S C Spartanburg 71 Lenoir Rhyne Tt. W ingate 71 L it* N . Voorheea 71 L ynchburg t l . Washington A Lee it M a r* H ill I*. Eton II Methodist tl.A v o r o tt 1 1 M is s V a lN y St 7 l.D o lla S I . lt N C a ro ilra S t *7, V irg in ia 14 N C G raam bero IS. Coastal Carolina ta Nor io i k St 47, 11 P a u l's 41 p l e . I N r l l . i l Andrew t t e Presbyterian 71. Catawba SI Radioed ft. W tnthropta Randolph M acon M . Bridgewater,Va at R Ichmond 77. O M Dom inion 71 Relliw s *L Tampa a* Shorter I I B arry IS South Carolina (1. C lem ton M Tennessee St *1. Tenn M a rtin 10 V a n d e rb illla . A u b u rn *0 V irg in ia Union II. N C Central 7* W illia m A M a ry 7*. V M I41 W inston Salam i*. Livingstw w 71 M IO W C ST A d ria n *7, Ahnaaa A la Birm ingham 71. O aPaul 71 B e lo it 70. C arro ll. W l s i J B ow ling Green 71. B a ll St *l OT B ria r C lllt 77. N ebraska Kaam ey 71 Cant.TM istourl(0 .M e SI Louisas Denison *1. Oberltn aa D etroit M e rcy * A W llk n o is a l D ra k e II. Creighton 7S.OT E M ich ig an aa. Kent SI E m p o ria SI *1. P ittd H irg S l 71 F in d la y M . Bluff ton aa F ra n k lin H . Rota H u m a n It Hanover 71. Wabash at Heidelberg r i. Baldw in W allace 71 Hope**. Albion a* I llln o i* !!. M ichigan St *4 Illin o is St. *1. SW M issouri St. *0 Indiana Southeast KB. Ind Pur Indpls 44. OT John C arro ll **. Mir am Col la Kenyon *0. Ohio WttTyn U OT M arian . W it I t. NorOlwestern. W it a* M em p his St ia . Dayton 71 M ia m i. Ohio 11. Cent M ichigan 1* Minnesota 7*. Ohio SI 71 M isso u ri Q . Colorado 70 M o Western *S.Was7Qurn I* M o Kansas City II. Washington. M o 7i N ebraska 7*. Kansas SI S i Northern SI ,S O t l. M in n M o rn s* ! N orth vet tern, Iowa aa. Concordia. Neb aa Ohio Northern 71. Capital a* O hio U I A W. M ichigan *1 Otterbe.n 7*. Mourd Union a* Purdue *1 Northwestern It Purdue Calumet *4. T rin ity Christian 79 R ipon 74, SI N o rb e rta i S Illinois Indiana St ** Siena Heights 1«. T ri State ta SI Louis *0. low* St. 75 Sterling 17. Bethel. K a n 75 Toledo 77. Akron 70 Wilmington. Ohio TT. Thornes More 70. OT W isconsin 77. Penn SI *4 W ittenberg 111. Earlhem a l X a vie r. NO *4 Ind South B endia SOUTHW EST M c M u rry *1. Howard Payne 7! N W Oklahom aW . SW Oklahoma *7 St Edw ard's. Ta>a* O l. T a ie t Lutheran t* St M a ry 's. T ta a t *4. M a ry Hardin Baylor *5 T aaasta. Southern Me Ih a* T e .a t A A M 7*. O ral Robert* 4* Tea** Tech tt. B a y k r *4 Tulsa 7*. W ichita St aa FARW EST N M aa Highlands Ft. Panhandle St U F L O R ID A 7A M ISSISSIPPI SS F L O R I D A ( IP-11 C roat 5 It S t I*. DeCtoecq 44 00 1 . H ill 1 7 0 0 4. Thompson 4 7 P C I. Brown 7 17 4 * 71. DyrkotbotnOO 1 1 I. IMIhams t 5 0 0 1 . Bates 0 1 0 0 0. Henderson I t * I II, M k k e n s O tO O 0 Q uism * 0 1 0 1 0 . G rtllllh s 0 0 1 4 1 Totals 1* *1 n 17 7a M I S I t t S lF P I U t O I G arn e t 110 1 1 0. Evans J 7 4 7 to. Dean 5* a I ta Jordan l a 0 0 L Johnson 17 1* 5. F ittg e ra ld 1 5 I a 1. B rim 0 0 0 10. Goolsby 1 1 0 0 1 . Johnigan 1 7 0 0 S . Butler 0 1 1 1 1 . Sims o a o o o Totals t t s a t s n s s H elltlm * - F or id* X . M ississippi t i 1 point goals — F k e id a 1 II (Cross 1 1. Brown I A M lCkens o t sjiasm a 01 . Bates B it . M ississippi J t * ; Jordan i t, Johnigan I A B u tle ro i. Johnson t l , F ittg e ra ld 0 1 Gam es • a). Fouled out - Thompson Rebosmds F lo r id a 41 IB r o w n I D , M is s is s ip p i I f (G am es. Dean l i Aa s ills - FtoeiAe 1) (Brow n 41. M ississippi to ( O ' . a , JOrdAi. Gooisby. Johnigan l i Total to u li — F lorida N M ississip p i It. TacTtnkal - Gam as A — LIST Wednesday's Wam an's Scores ■ A IT A m erican Inti Tt. St. Anselm a* Bentley TA S U n th ill n Bloom sburg a*. CTwyney 15 Boston College 44. Syracuse 50 flrid g e p o ii 17, New Haven aa TRANSACTIONS Am erican Laagve C L E V E L A N D IN D IA N S - Agreed to term s with J*M Johnson, pitcher, on a minor league canty act. Nalianal L e a f w* CO LO RAD O R O C K IE S - Agreed So terms with Charlie Hayes, third beseman. on a on# year contract M O N T R E A L E X P O S - Agreed to terms with Moisos Alou. o>atelder on a on* year contract N EW Y O R K M C T I - Agreed to terms with Glenn D a v it. Ursl baseman, on a minor league contract P H I L A D E L P H IA P H I L L I E S - Traded Terry M ul hoi land pilther. and a player to be named later So the New York Yankees for Bobby Munot and R y « i Karp, pitchers, and Kavln Jordan. Inlwldsr SAN O IE G O P A 0 R E S - Signed Doug Broceil and T k n M * u * r. pitchers G uillerm o Velasquei end Ray Holbert. kttleldvrs. and P h il Clark, catcher outfielder, to one year contracts BASKETBALL Nattanel Baskafball Assoc iatien N B A — F in e d I’ noenU guard K e vin Johnson 57 too lor a flagrant tout against Steve Kerr of the Ch.cago B ulls in a gam* on Feb a Named Seattle guard G ary Payton to the Western Conlererce A ll Star teem re plat mg Charles Bark ley. w hole injured IN D IA N A P A C E R S A ctivated 0*1* Davis, forward, from the Injured list Placed LaSalle Thompson, k e w a 'd on Ih* injured list FO O TBALL National Football Leage* C L E V E L A N D BROW NS - Named R k k Venturi d* tensive backtwld coach HOUSTON O IL E R S - Named Je ll Fisher defensive coordinator IN D IA N A PO LIS COLTS - Named Jim m y Robinson receivers ccwch and Tam Ban* special Seams coach LOS A N O E L C I R A M S - Named Clave land C h ic k '' H arris, nam ing backs coach, oifenuv* coordinator P H O E N IX C A R O IN A L S - Promoted Bob Ac kits, college tcouling d,rector, to assislanS general manager SAN F R A N C IS C O etE R S - Named Ray R h o d a s d e f e n s iv e c o o r d in a t o r ; Jo h n M arthall. defensive in# coach UnebacSevs coach and On*m * Board defensive line assistant, defensive Ime coach HOCKEY Natsawel Macbey League V A N C O U V E R C A N U C K S - Recalled M lk* Fountain, goaltendtr. from Ham ilton ot tho Am erican Hockey League LACRO SSE M e lev ladeer Lacrosse League B A L T IM O R E T H U N D E R - Announced Ih* retirem ent o l Jotes Tucker, forward and nomad him an assistant coach W R E S T L IN O USA W R E S T L IN O - Nam ed Joe DeMeo coach and Rob Hermann assistant coach lor Ih* Itta Greco Roman Wbrld team CO LLEO E A R K A N S A S ST A T E - Nam ed Je fl Massey strength and condilianirg coach A V IL A — Named K ris A Ptumhori men's SOUTH Alabama A A M 71. C lark A tlanta 47 Albany St Tt. MINS SI Appalachian SI II. Furm an 71 Berry Tt. Shorter ta Carson Newman tt, Gardner Webb t t Catawba 77. Presbyterian 71 C lemson at. Wak* Forest aa Coker 77. Belmont Abbey t t Delta St M. M ist Valley SI TJ Duke 117. W C a ro im aaa Ferrum 7A Christopher Newport 7S Fiend* Tt. Oeergia n Ga Southwestern at. M o rris Brown a l Georgia Tech M .E Tennessee St 7} Hollins aa Wmhlngfon A Lee *1 Kennesaw tA Clayton St 70 Lees McRae W*. Barton ta M ars Mill 70. Eton 77 M aryville. Terri OASawanee 71 Memphis St tt. M ls tittlp p l St 7] Mississippi 70. Southern U ai N C Central 7J, V irg inia Union TO N C Wesleyan 75 Greensboro Coll 70 N Carolina AA1 7A Cam pbell ta N Carolina SI TA East Carolina at Norfolk SI tS SI P a u t'tS l Sl Andrews aa Planter t l St Augustine's 77, Johnson C Smith *7 S C Spertenbtrg 7*. Lander a* Tamp* IA Re*un *1 Tennessee SI *). Tenn M a rtin It Virginia U N o th C arolina U Winston Salem 71. LI rin g lion* al M ID W EST Alm a 74. A * te n as Bowling Green Tt. B all St to Capital 7A Oh I# Marthe m 47 Denison 11. Ober tin M Doone II. Mtdtond Luthovon tS Em poria SI *A Ptttsbseg SI. St. OT EurekaII.Cern all. Iow a54 Kaiamato* t l. OHvei U Kent M A E M ichigan as Kenyon IA Ohio Weslyn t t M ia m i.O td a tA C a M M ic h ig a n 57 Michigan SI 71 M ichigan a l M issouri Roll* I? N E M issou ri St Ate W ttN rn 71. Washburn *0 Mount Mercy t l. Clark* 71 Mount Union II, O rie rte ln *7 Northern SI .1 D 71 M irm M o rris *0 Ohio U at. W Michigan *1 SI Louis 77. N E Illin o is*0 SW Missouri It 71 M o Kansas C ity 17 Toledo lit . Akron*1 Wayne. Neb 71. Winona SI SI IQt£tf ClMKVt IOWA — Announced Itw resignation ot Lynn Blevins, men t g rit coach QUINCY — Signed Steve Hawk ms. men s basketball coach, through the Its* *7 season L f U — N am ed Lee F e b b t and Pel* Fredenburg assistant football coaches M IA M I — Named W4ty Robinson defensive SOUTHW EST Arkansas II TL Hew Or leans a t Howard Payne U . M c M u rry ai.O T Incamai* ward to. T a u t Woslyan Tt Midwestern II., Tea** at, Cameron M SI M a ry ’s. Teaas TA M a ry H ardin Baylor at Sul Rost St. a i Austin Cai aa T a ia t lt . T ta a s A A M t* T ta a t Lutheran to. Si E d w a rd s T o u t TA OT Teaas Tech IOI. Baylor *1 AR Timas 1S T EASTERN C O N FE R E N C E W N Y Ranger* N ew Jertey Ftorido Washington Philadelphia N Y 1standee* Tam pa E ar M ontreal Boston Pittsburgh Buttato Quebec Hertford Ottawa L T P tt O F OA U IS 4 77 141 144 14 11 * *4 l i t 145 U I t 11 U IM 144 » IS 4 ia 111 1*7 la Ja 4 n iw m n 7* « to it* t n n n * 14 i n i t i N orik*ad D ivirion I t 1* ■ 17 II 4 X U II x n 1 it n 5 It X 4 * ao 1 *4 U *1 17 47 aa X ISS 17* 141 IX 175 IM 1*4 117 111 IX 145 141 IM !M W E S T ER N C O N F E R E N C E Central O M u a n W L T Ft* O F OA n i* i i *1 111 111 Taranto Detroit n i i 5 *5 154 111 Della* i t n 7 *5 14* 111 St L o u ii I t 14 1 aa 17* tit IS 11 4 M 1*1 1U Chicago Winnipeg 17 U 7 *1 i u i n Factlic O v trio n Calgary n 14 t *5 70* 174 Vancouver 17 15 1 X t i t 171 San Jot* 14 la i l af 111 171 Anaheim 11 11 4 aa 154 171 LosAngetot n it 4 at it* n * Edmonton IS 14 1 X 17a X* Wednesday's Games Montreal 4. N Y Rangers l.'O T D allas a. Winnipeg i Calgary*. Edmonton l Los Angelos a. Chicago 1 Thursday's Games B uffalo *• Boston. 7 IS p m N Y ISlenders *t Pittsburgh 7 l i p i Tamp* Bay *1 Oriawa. I i SS p.m. Vancouver at Now Jersey. 7 1) p m F lartd* at Ftu lad* Iphia. 7 11p m Washington el St U w iA I 15 p m F rid ay's Gam es Montreal *1 ButlttO. 7 11 p m Q uebecatN Y. Rangers. 7 l i p m P hlled tlp N * at Detroit. 7 ■IS p m. Toronto #1 Winnipeg. 7 J ) p m Los Angeles at Anaheim. * 05p m Hartford al Calgary, t H p n Chicago at San Jos*. M 1 5 p m NHL U A D I M P R E S B Y T E R IA N - N«m*4 Jim N w lo p u t a u r ilk n l b ateball coach W IN G A T E - Nomad Doug Malone tooriMlI coach T -T T It v /w a p i o CO LLEO E B A S K E T B A L L 7 » p m - E S P N F lo rid a S'*i* *• Wak* For eel, (LI 7 M p m — SC. Lou l« v ili* * l South Florida. (LI T X p m - SUN V irg inia Toch al V irg n ia Commonweallh ( L l. a b o a l m id r.g M * M p m — E S P N . M a r quell* e l Clncin nail. (LI * M p m — SC. New Hampehir* a l Botfon CiOilrngg 16p m — SUN. A r it o ia e t Stanford. (LI II M p m — SC. Woman. Georgia al FtortdJi M id n ig h t — E S P N . A r ito n * S l*l* a l Cailtom ia. (L I N BA 7 M p m — TBS. M iam i H eal *1 A lla n ia H aw kk.IL) I X pm — WGN. Chicago Built *1 Milwaukee Buckt. IL) HOCKEY 7 M p m . — 54. Tempo B ay Lightning at O il aw a Sanatory. IL) SKIINO a l l m — E S P N , Bud P ro Mogul Tour SOCCER * p m — SC. lU tla n League Gam* ol Ih* Week. *1to a l l I Ih p m BASKETBALL I : l l p m - W G TO A M IS « I. College. UCF PI Mercer M IS C E L L A N E O U S « p m — W G T O A M (Sap). The P re y iB o v 7 p m - W G TO AM ISM). Talk Sporti With Pel* Rom 7 p m - W W N I AM C M (740/14401. The Sporty Mul 10p m - W W N I A M 17a0), Florida Sporty E aching* It p m - W G TO A M 1540). Sporti Bylin* USa Jen n ifer Grelssing re lle c le d tho frustration foil by Ihe Lake M ary Ram s W ednesday night In th eir soason ending lo ss to Lake Brantley District Continued from IB M xlh-pccdcd K a m i w ith a nonstop defensive rlfo rt. h arassin g Lake Mary Into an atro cio u s shoollng |ierform aucc (13-for-49. 26.5 percent) and forcing 25 turnovers. T h e Ham s also m ade less than half o f th rtr free th ro w s ( 11 -for-23). B y c o m p a ris o n , w liu t (lie (Lams d id poorly. Lake B ra n tle y d id w ell The Patriots m ade 2 0 of 43 sh ots from (he floor (46.5 percent). 17 of their 2 2 free tit row's (77.3 percent I and turned the ball over Just 13 lim es. Lead in g the Patriots w a s se­ n ior ce n ter Lysa Moorefteld who. despite m issin g more of th e first half and a large ponton o f the th ird qu arter due to foul trouble, s till m anaged to score a gameh igh 16 p oin ts and pull In seven rebounds. K e lli G ardner and L e lg h A n n P e n n e y ea ch c o n lr lb u le d 14 p o in ts for Ihe Patriots I19-H|. Penney also had lour assists. W hen M oo rrlleld went to the bench. L eah Reese and C h ris te n Rodgers cam e on In h er place and co m bin ed lor fou r |>olnts and six rebounds. D tanc D uber was Ihe on ly l-a k r M ary player to sco re In d o u b le fig u res, c o lle c tin g 14 p o in ts a n d a g a m e -h ig h 10 rebounds. <: LAKE HOWELL ROMPS D E L T O N A - Deanna G ra v e s scored a game-high 21 p o in ts to jk ic c top seeded Lake H o w e ll's 71-35 ro m p over sixth-seeded Deltona. The S liv e r Hawks (31-1) outscored the Wolves (12-13) by a m in im u m of six polnis In every quarter on their way to their 11th consecutive win. C h r is t in e Ja m e s a d d e d 16 p o in ts for Lake H ow ell. Lori M a rch tsclla chipped In w ith 10. T lm la Daw son led D e lto n a w ith eight polnis. L Y M A N STUM BLES P O R T O R A N G E - M issed free throw s were thr bane of the fifth-seeded Lym an G re y h o u n d s as they suffered a 50-47 lo ss lo S p ru ce C reek Wednesday n ig h t. Lead in g b y two p oin ts nftcr three quarters. Lym an m issed 12 c h a rity tosses In th e final period as the Hawks ou tscored Ihe v isito rs 16-11. For the gam e. L y m a n w as H for-23 fro m the free throw line. " I 'm d isap p oin ted t hat we m issed 12 frer throws In the fo u rth q u a rte r." said L y m a n coach Steve Carm ichael. "W h e n Streak- Lions- Continued from IB Continued from IB P e r k in s p ic k e d u p ( h e s r o r ln f j s l a c k f o r A r r o w F o r c e II, n e t t i n g a K < im r -I) l( * li 2 4 p o in t s w h ile T r a in . i c o lle c t e d 12 p o in t s and f iv e a s s is t s . " B e c a u s e h e w a s In fo u l tr o u ­ b le * E r i c n e v e r r e a l l y got into the flo w o f t h e n a m e . " s a id S e m in o le couch Ito h T r a ln a . "H u y hud a h u n t ' n * m ic a n d B r a d , w h o h u d l o p l a y a lo t o f f t o l n l n u a r d . d ia l u M o o d j o b o f d l s t r i h u l l n n t h e h a ll a n d s h o o t In n w h e n h e h u d to ." " I 'm p le a s e d s . n h t h e p h y s lc u l c H o n w e n a v e ' o n l n b l . It w a s n ' t a v e ry p r c lt y g o m e . T h e r e w e re a l o l o f f o u l s a n d a l o l o f fr e e t h r o w s ( S e m in o le u t t e m p t ln n 3 4 a n d m a k ln n 2 5 | . " M e a n w h ile , th e E’ u l r i u t s a t ­ ta c k e d NEW Y O R K — N H L scoring leader) through Feb l Player, Team OP O A PT5 P lM G re fik y . LA 51 ?i «* 41 la Fedorov. Del U 55 » I I .1 Gttmour. Tor U n St 75 71 Andreychuk, Tor 54 a) » 74 74 H ull. StL » X 17 TO X Recchl. Phi 54 71 47 to n STtanahan. SIL sa B 11 4* I X Oeto*. Bo* 47 B 47 *4 41 J a m w r.S iL 54 11 It *4 71 Front*. Pit 51 n aa *4 44 B out quo. Sot 51 M m *4 14 #B e a n * P |yk ,| iirWfflSiBrO- u tt 51 I t ta *J IA Ntevwondyt. Cgy 51 n 11 *1 44 Laklc.Qu* 54 t i ai a) 10 Robitallto. LA II i t 11 *1 M R o e n k k . Chi 51 n ao *1 U Modano. Del a* i t n *0 40 Bur*. Van a* n » to 44 Ja g r. Pit at i t at *0 J f Stovert*. Pit 51 n 74 57 ♦ f Tkachu*. Wpg 5* n 14 51 IM Demphoust*. M tl 55 n X 17 14 M e rito r NVR *5 n It 57 41 Hvfvto photo by M a ri H u m A rro w m a n - lo - n iu n F o rc e d e fe n s e I I '» w it h lo n n r .m n c o ff e n s e , u - s s ln n e l n h l l h r i r | x ) lr i( H f i e l d n o a N M ad w it h C e r lo u le d q u a rte t Ih e of a In h a rra n c (re y s th a t a c c o u n t e d f o r a l l 1 2 o f I lls p o in t s . T o d d P o llo c k c o n n e c te d fo r th re e t h r e e - p o in t e r s u m o n n le a d in g W h it m a n t ils 17 p o in t s . a ls o had a te a m B r ia n th re e - pointer. O ilie r F n rre (se v e n II c o n t r lb u ln r s fo r in r lu t k - d A n d re ( m in t s , r in h A rro w H a ll r c lm u n d s ) and H e n n ic H o llo w a y (seven im ln ls ) H o It c iis g a l l i e r e d e l n h l r e b o u n d s lie f o r c f o u lln n m i l . In j u n io r v a r c j ly a c t lo n b S e m i­ n o le w o n 4 8 - 4 4 . *Tm Just tickled to d e a th we played as hard as w r d id ." said O viedo co ach Ed Bo!Ion. " B o s s had a b ig game for u s hut eve ryb od y who came oIT the bench d id a heck of u Job." Boss, a Junior, poured In 19 of h is gam e-hlgti 29 points In the s e c o n d h a l f , u h a lf f u l l o f n u m e ro u s lead changes. W llh b oth squads In foul (ro u b le throughout the night. It w as d lfllc u lt Tor either side In gain m o m c m lu m . B ria n Buchanan and K ev i n V a u ra m p . w ho scored five p o in ts apiece. * w e rr iwo L io n s w ho m in e o il the In -ik Ii lo c o n trib u te lim r ly sh o ts and stellar defense. W illi ih e score knotted u p a t 57. V n n ra m p lilt a Jum prr to give the L io n s a lead they w o u ld nol re lin q u ish W ith the exccpllon of J im m y N ew b erry 121 points) an d Kent P ritch a rd (20). Ihr Rum s h ad a d ifficu lt tim e gelling a n y t h i n g going on offense and s la y in g m il of foul trouble. L a k e M a ry c o m m i t t e d 25 fouls, d e n y in g Itself the o p p o r­ tu n ity to co n lro l the te m p o o f Ihe content with Its fu llc o u rt press. T h e R am s did make o n e last p ush w hen Newberry laid In two off a fust b reak al 1:15 left In the contest. B u t Ikns dashed the R a m ' 'co m e b a c k bid writlt a fwri-p»»‘ n lc r. a fire throw a n d a triple. S I L V E R H A N K II I.W O L V E S II Deltona ( U ) Lard 1 * 0 1 . Tatgenfw il * I a I. E m ar* * 14 I. D e n to n a 0 9 1. Corta 1 69 7. O w en 1 I | T .W w ro n O I* ] T*(*H M i l l ) Lake Hewetl (71) G o r i O l I I M arcfiltella 1 9 l )9 Korin 1 6 0 a Duncan 1 0 0 1. Glrinwn I 1 1 I, G ra v e * a * « lt . M a f h i a t O ia i. G e m e t lU I . J « m * i| 9 9 ta Te«ait » l 171 Deltona t I II • — II Lake N ew ell II II II 14 - 71 Thee# point (told goelt - Oeiton* l (Cocao II. Lake H ow ell * (Gra>e« 1 Korin 1. Duncan II Tai*) t o v li — Dtlfgn* 7. Lake H o w e ii 7 Fouled out — Non* Tecfwcolt — Non* Record* — Deltona t| II. Lakt Howell II I H A W K S H . 0 R 1 T H 0 U H 0 S 47 L fn ia n (471 B ro w n* 1 II I L Screnten)49a W ood I B * J. Colima 1 7 4 * Rhodei 1 1 ) 4 Weak 1 0 1 1 Crager * I 1 II T o ie li it* II if Spr»<* Creek ( M l *Ketolaar I 0 1 «. Carlton t o g a M o rg a n a 7 IS I L C ra ig 1 94 I. Carter 5 0 0 10. M aFartand 1 1 1 * . Hugkea > 9 0 ! T o tal* n * IS M Lrm aa II ( I * It — 41 Spree* Croek II II I I* — M Thro* point ftold goCI - Lyman I (W ood). Spruce Creee I (C re g l Total toul* — L y m a n la. Spruce Creek 71 Fouled out — Sp ru ce Creek. C ra ig and Carlton Technical* — Lrm an. Scranton and tench R ecord* — Lym an IT 11. Spruce Creek 17* B U C C A N E E R S it, LIONS a* Oriedet**) M cAutitfe 1. Wilton a. Notoeui II. L ilia n q u 'it a Hu«d>ard ) Shelton I. Total* 17 t l la aa Mainland (5*1 Copeland 14 D avit U. Sim* II, J n n e t j, Miltor 7 Total* H I 5 1 I H Dried# ■ • II II - aa Mainland I) It la IS — II Three point Iwtq g**>l - None Total low It — Oviodo II. Mainland 1) Fouwd o u t — O v ie d o . W ila t n ; M ain land . H a w k ln t Ttchnlcal* — Non* Record* — Oviedo t l ta Mainland I* 7 you have a trad In thr fo u rth quarter o n the road, you h a v e to hr able to convert at Ihe free throw line. Unfortunately, w r didn't. W e Just rnuldu't get th e ball to go dow n. "T h e g irts winked hard. I'm proud o f them. They w orked as hard as th ey could." Kat e B r o w n pared L y m a n 117-11) w i t h 15 points. C a r o ly n Crager added 13. Zt-ldu Morgan also scored 15 polnis for Spruce Creek (17-6). Joyce C a rte r added 10, OVIEDO BOWS OUT D A Y T O N A BEACH A ft e r falling b eh in d 30-16 in the firs t half, the seventh-seeded O v ie d o Lions w ent on to drop a 5 9 -4 6 decision to the host M a in la n d Buccaneers. S tcp h u n le N'olseux w as I h e only O v ie d o player lo s c o r e tn double fig u r e s , netting 21 f o r t h e L io n s (12-14). For M a in la n d 119-71. K l i i i l c Davis s c o r e d a gam e-high 25 points. P a tric ia Copeland contributed 14. J U S T LIKE FINDING COINS IN THE W ISH IN G W ELL! It pays to advertise in the Sanford Herald Classified. A n ad In the Classified pages con bring you new found money just tike those coins in the bot­ tom o l your wishing well. So d o more than wish. C o ll now and place your ad In the: S an fo rd Herald 322 261 1 �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, February 10, 1994 . 3D P e o p le Chief Osceola’s life studied IN B R IEF Historical Society elects Whiting president Art association reorganizing T h e Sanford/Scm lnolc A rt A ssociation met Feb. 5 to discuss re o rg a n izin g the group. Ac cording to A sh b y .Jones, the asso ciatio n w ill co n tin u e to exist w ith scvrru l m odifications of th e by-laws. T h e follow ing action w as taken: • T h e meetings w ill tie held at S h n n ry's, at I p.m.. on the fo u rth Satu rday o f llic m onth, beginning March 27. Those Interested are Invited to attend, • A n adm in istrative C o u n cil co n sistin g of Joe M alhleux, A s h b y Jones. Florence W oodruff, Theresa M arkle and Leta L o n g w as nominated. • T h e association w ill have no ofTIclal affiliation w ith other o rg an ization s. However, In dividual cooperation, as warranted. Is suggested. • T h e association w ill strive for Inform ative program s with m ost business transacted by the ad m in istra tive council. • New by-laws w ill tie ratified at the M arch m eeting • S ch o larsh ip s at $1 50 each w ill lie presented to an art stu d e n t at each Sem inole C o u n ty high school. T lie S S A A has served the urea for a num ber of years by sp o n so rin g or co sponsoring art shows, teas, scholarships and tra in in g m any w ell-know n artists. 20 year reunion planned T h e M rlb o u m e H igh School C lass of 1974 Is p lan n in g Its 2 0 th reu nion for later th is sum m er. A ll form er Bulldogs are encouraged to call class president S a m S enne for details at 4 0 7-723-6811. Organ club to meet D E L T O N A — The Deltona O rgan C lu b w ill meet on Tuesday. Feb. 15. at the First P resbyterian C h u rch . H ighlands Road, D e B a ry . T h e business m eeting and program w ill start at 7:30 p.m . T h e featured organist w ill be Shaw n M uir. Ch arles H art w ill p la y th e warm -up session at 7 p.m . T h e p u b lic la Invited. For m ore Inform ation, ca ll Dorothy B e th u n e a t 800 4871. CALEN D AR Hollywood East clogging classes H o llyw o o d East D ancers co n duct clogging classes every T h u rs d a y . Beginners from 6:30 to 7 30 p.m . and Intermediate from 7 :30 to 8:30. at M elodre S ka tin g R in k. W. 25th Street near A irp o rt Boulevard In Sanford. T h e cost Is *3 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with p a y in g ch ild . F o r Inform ation, ca ll M arty at 322-5761 or Dawn. 904-7350 2 70 . East-West Klwanls Club meets Thursday East-W est K lw a n ls C lu b of Sanford m eets every T h u rsd ay at 7 p .m .. a t the F rie n d sh ip A U n io n Lodge bu ildin g , c o m e r ol L o cu st A ven u e and Seventh Street. V is itin g Klw antnna are w elcom e. For Inform ation, c a ll Robert W hittaker, president. 8 8 9 6 0 42 . Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly O vereaters A n o n ym o u s meets every T hursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at th e C o m m u n ity U n ited M ethodist C h u rch . Ptney Ridge Hoad an d U.S. 17-92. Casselberry. F or Inform ation, ca ll Carol. 322-0657. American Legion. Unit meet Thursday A m e ric a n Legion Post 53 and U n it meet the second T h u rs d a y , at 8 p.m., at the post home, 2874 S. Sanford Avc. F o r Inform ation, r a il 322-1652. Al-anon gathers If y o u know, or live w ith an alcoh olic, there is help. A l-a n o n Is an anonym ous, non-profit organization, open to u n yo n e w h o Is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. S e re n ity Won Al-anon m eets each M onday. Tuesday and T h u rs d a y . (Thursday n on -sm o kln g l evening at 8 p.m. M eetings are h e ld In the back room of the Sahara C lub. 2857 South S a n fo rd Ave., Sanford. F o r addition al m eeting tim es an d locations In the C entral F lo rid a area, or for m ore Inform ation, ca ll 332-4122. Sunrise Klwanls meets Friday T h e S em in o le Sunrise r Iw anls C lu b m eets every F rid ay, at 7 n.m .. at Shoncy's. U S 17-92. south o f Airport Boulevard. V is it in g K lw a n la n s are w elcom e. F o r Inform ation, c a ll B ru c e M c K lb b ln . president, 322-0331. Dr. Ja m e s M. Denham , a ssis­ tant professor of history at F lo r­ ida Southern College, addressed llie ann u al m eeting of the S e m i­ nole C ou n ty H lso rlra l S ociety on T h u rsd a y evening. Feb. 3. nt the County A g rle u lliirr Center auditorium . Dr, D en ham 's talk featured Ihe life o f Osceola, famed Indian ch ie f d u rin g Ihe 1835-1842 S e c­ ond Sem inole Wars. Dr. D rn h u m d iscu sse d ih e research he has done al I h r F l o r i d a S l a t e A r c h i v e s , t he S outh C a ro lin a Archives, the National A rch iv e s and at West Point. Osceola w as referred to In nil reports to m ilita ry leaders In W a s h i n g t o n , D C. a s B i l l y Powell, the nam e he received from h is Scots father. The m aps Dr. Dcnhum exhibited showed Ihe forced rem oval of the Red S tic k Creeks. O sceola's Irtbe. from Ihe M ontgom ery. Aln. area to F l o r i d a a n d I h e r a p i d a ssim ila tio n of Ihe Creeks by ih e Sem lnolea. H is death due 10 m alaria w hile In ca p tiv ity In Fort M o u llrie nt S u lliv a n 's Island, S.C.. w as d is ­ cussed. A fter the h ltorlca l m eeting, the Historical Society members elected officers for 1994. Elected were Lorrain e W h ilin g , p re si­ dent: Paul M tklcr, vice-president: K ay Bartholom ew , secretary and Jo h n Bistlln e. treasurer Hh M Ftiolo fry Uirk Hwrti lary. (Back row, from left): Cecil Tucker (I, retiring president; Alex Dickinson, chairman of the Seminole County Historical Commission; and John Bistllne, treasurer Or. Jam es M Denham (left) was guest spoaker al the annual meeting ol Ihe Seminole County Historical Society. Officers elected are (front row. from left): Paul Mlkler, vice president; Lorraine Whiling, president; and Kay Bartholomew, secroElected to a onc-ycar term on the board of d irectors were Lin d a B a tm a n . H a rrie tt Boyd. C h arlotte Busby. Barbara G orm an. L illia n G riffin . N an cy Paul U lggrrs. B ill Bush. Buford Helm s. " B u d d y " Lake. G ertrude L u k a s . K a y S au n d e rs. G ra ce M arie S tln e clp h er. C la rk e T lllls and T o m W ard. Frye. B e lly Mann. Alfrcdu W allace and Bonnie Ward. Those elected to a two-year term of office on the board of directors are W illard Barnhart, Whistles play happy tune for couple DEAR ABBY: I can Im agine Fortunately. I’ve outgrow n m y Ihe husband s despair (described Insistence to have eve ryth in g m y In u recent letter In yo u r c o l­ way. but that Incident w ill forev­ ADVICR u m n )— when h is wife dashed off er haunt m e W as I a spoiled In a crow d, leavin g h im n ervo u s ch ild , or w h at? and anxious. (R E V .) C A R L O J . Z A B B I A , I had a w ife who did that. R O M A N C A T H O L I C D IO C E S E C om p lu ln ln g w as useless. I fin a l­ OF D A LLA S ABIGAIL ly d e v i s e d a s o l u t i o n . 1 VAN BUREN D E A R F A T H E R Z A B B IA ) K purchased tw o w histles, w h ich you w eren't a spoiled ch ild , you we both h u ng arou nd ou r n ecks ce rta in ly behaved like one, but w hen w r 1raveled abroad. o b vio u sly you turned out all One day we became separated that ih c v w e rr o u l of cream ed right Most ch ild re n , on d em an ­ between flig h ts In a crow ded com . I’m told that I raised su ch a d in g cream ed corn, w ould have airport. F ran tic. I blew m y w ills fuss that m y m oth er left the gotten cream ed. lie! Then I heard a responding restaurant, found a grocery store w h is tle In the d ista n ce . We nearby, pu rch u scd a sm all cun o f Joined each other and m ade ou r cream ed corn, and n skrd the D E A R A B B Y : T h is is In re­ ch e f to please w arm It for me. connection. sponse lo "O ld -F ash io n ed ." who Those w h istles were the best (He did.) wanted 10 know If an yon e else I o n ly vaguely recall Ihe InclInvestment I ever made. JOHN Q1BA. deni, but m y grandm other w ho found the in-your-face im m o ra li­ TEQUE8TA, FLA. has liecn dead for m any years, ty " offensive. I am a 2 3 -y cro ld female who Is DEAR JOHN G1BA: W h n l a used to tell H ull story every* tim e a senior In college. I have been In coincidence! O n m y key ch ain Is she saw me. n w histle — Ihe k ind trailer use when th ey’re d ire ctin g trafftc. It was given to m e nboul 30 years ago by m y husband. Wi th It was a lin e he b o rro w e d fro m a H um phrey U ognrt/Laurrn Bacall movie: "If you w ant a n y th in g — Just w h istle ." DEAR ABBYi Y o u r I d le r s about bringing on e’s own food to a restaurant brought back m e m ­ ories. In Ihe enrly 1950s. when I wus a lad of 4 or 5 livin g In New Orleans, m y m other and g ra n d ­ m other took m e to a very fancy rcsta u m t In the French Q uarter for lu n ch . I ordered m y favorite meal — fried c h ic k e n and cream ed com . The w a lle r re lu m e d lo tell us u serious re latio n sh ip w ith a lo v in g m an for 3Vr years. We have ugreed that w henever we liv e together. It w ill tie alter w r have m arried. M ost ot m y frien ds lu ive s im ila r ticllefs. 1 guess m y m ain point Is this: D on't give u p on ih e present generation. T h e re are s till som e of u s w h o d o n ’ t feel thut liv in g tngther ts m o ra lly right; In ou r “ p o litic a lly c o rre ct" society. It's d ifficu lt to speak up against a g ro w in g m ajority. J I L L IN S N O W S H O E , P A . C O N F ID E N T I A L TO MY C H IN E S E R E A D E R S : Clung lin y F a l C h oy! (Happy New Yeur!) T h is Is the y rn r o f ih e dog. w h ich re m in d s m e o f th is quote by M ark Tw nln: "If you p ick u p n starving dog and m ake h im prosperous, he w ill not b ile you. T h is Is Ihe p rin cip a l difference Ik -1ween a dog and a m a n ." (Problem !? W rllo lo Doar Abby. F or a per sonal , u n p u b lis h e d rep ly, send a s e l l a d d r o s s e d , •temped envelope to Doar Abby, P .0 . Box 69440, Los Angelos, Calif. 90069. A ll correspondence is confidential.) L l H J a l P ho IRON WILL 2-18 4 30 7 00910 0*01 INTERSECTION 730 4 40 7 209 IS TIME TH U R SD A Y ’S ■ w in Rewards for exceptional students MRS. DOUBTFIRE 2 IS 4 45 7 IS 9 40 Students at Rosenwald Exceptional Education Center who have reached "Gold Level" are rewarded Iwlce annually by the Pilot Club ol Sanlord Inc. with a lunch ol hamburgers. Fronch hies and so il drinks. On Jan. 28. Ruth Gainos. Sara Patterson and Doris Stein, patriotism chairwoman, picked up Ihe donated lunches Irom Burger King and dollvored them lo Iho school. Tho Pilot Club also presented each student with a "Good Citizen" certificate. Ip » t r* 1* Urtorg' | M I]i ACE VENTURA 2 104 10 7 00 900 i s m I'LL DO ANYTHING 200 4 20 71B930 PELICAN BRIEF 2 00 7 to (MO 111 MY FATHER THE HERO 2 20 4 20 7 20 9 70 fa TWGS5J NEW ARRIVALS t^ YTSSTW MM. HaaSn I*"** B*r P**». Uap— 4«ae IWtw«oi t>^6r«»liMia#M« MfW»w»l x'tl'rfe 0raaa4uvMMee. a 2301007 <0920 TOMBSTONE 4 45 94S_____ <i O a m U w w t iffla a a fa ’ft* IMP) ■ BUNKS ■ nw an* *f ami \j*iumu*n l«—niiiaaMi ■« iruiiitiiMw ------------TBa»5S' ■*** Ii# l a n*— §< g n Dicma^4i ’laart c s B - S T ; •laV’#£~ m li» a !« fw | 9 2& 1 % T he follow ing b irth s have h ern recorded a l F lo rid a H o sp ital, A ltam onte Springs: Ju n . 24 — S h ervo n and W ayne Player. Longw ood. girl J a n . 26 — C h a rlc n a and G erald H ltrg cs. Casselberry, girl; Karen and D avid Moon. Oviedo. Imy: D onya and M ichael S a n d ­ ers, A lta m o n te S p rin g s, boy; K e lly K n a u ff and W ayne G o clz, laaigw ood, Imy Jan . 27 — Prudence Nadine Paaaley. W in ter S prin gs, girl: L au rie and A in u N lbluck. C a s ­ selberry. g irl Ja n . 28 — M ia Beverly and B e n ja m in H a ll. Sanford, girl: T o n y a Pope and Ronald M c­ Cartney. Sanlord. girl HWt Omal»»" xn paWte) R We're Here For You «S |ISSt>6nWai»«« a » r i« t j wtm u AMERICAN la^» iSW) law IM m r«a i nyr i ’ CANCER SOCIETY1 (el Nl-free l-W0-ACS-2J4^ GUNM EN 2204 15 7 30 9 30 IJ 50 ron ALL MOVIES STARTIPG BETWEEN 4 TO f Cul Coupon Mill Stnv STRRTEKimS B est In the G a Ia x y l-ull S e t o r T ip s w /.A cry lic O v e rla y S Was $35.............. Now 25 F ills tH4**44HHI*»H #*♦**••N o w M2 M a n ic u re s ............... N o w 1 0 W a x H a n d C o n d it io n in g T h e ra p y .* ................... N o w A. S p a c e A v a ila b le fo r a N a ll T e c h n ic ia n 2617-11 Trench Avc., Sanlord (Ncxl lo Cahlcvlslon) Ifcur* T^-sli, ittm la in V*n - 1|W> y ju n li, ■Imit »\,-r i'ie- j-vl M .-«br l<>L ’t**'""*’ "• �4B S an lord Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thuraday, February 10. 1094 Legal N otices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal N otices Legal Notices U N C L A IM E D V E H IC L E A U C T IO N N O TICE OF FICT IT IO U S N A M E N otka i t hereby given that I am engaged In business a l M l Lancewood D r . Winter Spring*. Florida D ig 0. Seminole County. F lorida, under the F k lllW u t Name of T U R F T ECH NIQ UE, and that I intend to rogtttor taid name with Itw Otvltion of Cor poralient. Tallehattee Florida. In accordance with Itw pro vltlo n t of Itw F Ictitlout Nam* Statute*. T o W il Section ie io e Florida Statute*!** I Scott O Machovina P u b llih February to. If*4 IN T H C CIR C U IT COURT F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY. F L O R ID A P R O B A T E DIVISION F ile N u m b e r*44t 1 CP IN R E E ST A T EO F J O H N L HIRSCM. Deceawd N O TICE OF AD M IN IST R AT IO N Th* a d m in istra tio n o l lh* **tato o l JO H N l HIRSCtt d e c e a io d . F ile N u m b e r *4 411 C P . It pending In Itw C ir c u it C o u r l lo r Sem inole County, F lorida . Ptobat* Diet (ton. Itw addret* ol which It P o tt O ffk * Drawer l . I'rubai* D iv is io n . S a n lo rd . F lo r id a 11771 M l * Th* n a m e t and addret*** of the pertonal repr* tentahv* and Itw pertonal ftp reten latlv* t attorney are te l N OTICE OF FICTITIOUS N A M C N o lk e I* hereby given H a l I am engaged In bm irw t* a l 1111 W e tl la k e M a y B lv d . Suite 710 177Tt, Sem inole County. F lo rid a , under H e Fictitlouv Nam * o l G R A Y L A N D P R O D U C T IONS, tend that I intend to togiktor w Jd nam e with H e D iv ltio n of Corpora Iton. Tall* hasse*. Ftofida. in accordance w ith lh* p r o v llio n t o t lh* FichfNMn Name Statutes. To W il Section M S P*. I lor Ida Slaiu to kie ei O a v id A Nor man Sr P u b llih fa b 10. le t! DCOM N O T IC E OF PU B LIC A T IO N A 01 Chart** Durant F II Je rry Rkhtnan E 04 Henry Wilton E If KaHtoen R tynH dt P erto nal Properly ca n d tltn g ol furniture, mafheuo*. the*, la m p * , d r a n t r t . c lo t h in g , electron ic*, in d u th la l eq u ip t lllM lI N I N lC M p Travel Trailer I I Tag A P R 4071 F L v in U J iiM ir o o n o x w o A LT A M O N T E ST O R A G E CO lU M a r k t r SI Altam onte Spring*. F L Sal#b e g in * a lt 00a m View 10 Minute* Prior Pubilfh F eb ru a ry 10. If*4 O E O IS NOTICE F O R H E A R IN O ON D E C L A R E D P U B LIC N U IS A N C E IN RE LO T >1 H A R D E N S ADO P B 7 P G >1 Public Record* ot Jem mole County. F L . p r t i wrvtly (shown** being) owned by Warne Cleveland and a ll pertw* Saving or c la im in g to Save any rlgbt. title or inter**! In ttw property datertbad above W H E R E A S , th e B o ard ol County Com m l**lon*rt ot Semi noi* County, d d on ttw tltti day 0t January, 1*»4 llnd and do c la ird o t'ru c tu ro located In Seminole County, to bo imtato. u n t a n lt o r y . a n d a p u b lic nuitanct. itia l ttw owner ot ttw property [according to ttw prop erty record* In ttw Seminole County Appraiser * Otttco) On wtilcti ttw Itructuro I* located I* W a y n o C l e v e l a n d o l 1*4 Wisconsin stroot. Roc Setter. N Y laiOt. itial ttw public nu>*anca l* a residential ttrwctura located at lis t F lr» t D riv e and furttwr described a* *et torts above and tsat corrective action It required to abato ttw public nultanca. and W H E R E A S . ISa B oard o l County C o m m lttlo n a r* found that ttw tallow ing condition* centtttwtod a p ub lic nultanca: (II Tha b u ild in g ha* baan •avortly damaged by the el* m a n t i o t n o t w r o d u o la abandonment (I) Tharo I* IraiS and dabru ln*ida and outddo ol ttw building 111 Tht* condition centtitvtet a potential lira Sat ard. and W H E R E A S, is* tot lowing cor roctlv* o c H o n lll nocottary to abate ttw p ublic nultanc* I* To dtm eiitb and remove ttw build ing. abandoned motor vahkl*. tram and debri* from ttw prep •tty NOW T H E R E F O R E , notice I* hereby given to ttw told Wayno Cleveland a ll pwrtle* having or claiming to have any right. Ittlo, or infer#*! In ttw property do tented above, to appear before ttw Board ot County Com m it ton er* ot S em ino le County. Florida, at 1 » P M , at It* regular hearing on ttw Eth day ot March. Iff*, at ttw Seminole County Service* Building. Reom I0K. HOi E a t l F lr t l Street. Sanlord. F lo rid a , to (how touto. II any, why tu c h ttructure* (hould not bo dem ollttw d and cleared horn ttw property end tse corrective action o l obaN mont specified In ttw Notice at Public N ultanca m ould net bo lotos WITNESS m y hand end too! ISH llt h day ot January. IW4 (SEAL) M ARY A N N E M O RSE Clerk lo ttw Boar d ot County Oomrnt*.!onot»ot Sato ieotp Court* y.W ar Ida i n •« ■T - Car* Ion Cohen 9 DEO or N O T IC E O F ACTION B E F O R E THE CO N STRUCTIO N INDUSTRY L IC E N S IN G B O ARO IM R E Ttw ticenw Is practice con* true Hanot Stovon P aul Spinarral* D B A G i Hoe d C en tlru c Iwn Inc ISM Brtolto Avenue Oviedo. F lo rid a V 7 U CASE NO : *1 11771 L IC E N S E : C G C O M I* ! Tha Department *1 Butwwtt and Professional Regulation hat Iliad an AW m ntthattv* Cion plaint a g a ln il you. a copy of w h ich m ay ba obtained by contacting. Attorney G W. H arrell. Depart man I of ButU w ti and Prof***tonal Ragulaflon. I t « N Monro* Street. Taliahat tee F lo rid * M J t e C ltl (toa) m m t If no contact hat been mad* by you concerning the above by February 14 1**4. Itw matter of the A d m ln lttratlv* Complaint w ill b* preeon tod at an aneuing m ooting of th* Conttrwctton Induehy Lkoneing Board In an in te rn a l proewodmg In accordance with Itw Amar kart* with Ottabilitiee A d . par tone needing a tpactol accam modallon to pertl<Ipate In IM* proceedi ng m ould contact Itw Individual or agency tending n a fk s net later than teven day* prier t* th* proceeding a l Itw addret* given on nofk* Tele phono: (1041117*0*7. I (O O fll •771ITDOI or l w o e u ir ro iv i. via Florida Retoy Sorvk* Pubum January V . T7 A Feb ru a ry 1 to. IFF4 DEN-41 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E IfT M JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT O F FLO R ID A . IN A N D FO R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y CASE NO: M to t DR 41 B In r* ttw m arriage el D A V ID R E E V E S ALM AN REEVES N O T IC E O F ACTION TO A L M A N . R E E V E S YO U A R E N O T IF IE D that an action tor Oiteelwtton of M ar rtoge ha* boon filed agatntt you and you are required to teev* a copy of your written detontet II any. to II on O A VIO R E E V E S , who** addret* I* P O BO X left. O V IED O . F L U 7 U . an or betore F E B R U A R Y n . 1*M. and til* th* original with th* d a rk a l Nil* court either before te rv k e an p e t it io n e r o r I m m o d la lo ly Itwrobftor; oltw rw ft* a detouil w ill be entered agoM tt you tor th* ro lto t dem anded In Ihe compl aint or petition O A T E D on J A N U A R Y I*. 1*04 M A R Y A N N E M O R SE A l Clerk of ttw Court Nancy R Winter A* Deputy Clerk Pubum January V . 17 A Fob ru a ry ], to. I**4 D E N U7 Deputy Pubinn J e n u e ry J0. 1J A F o b ruary J. Id le er + D EN l i t CO UNTY O F S E M IN O L E N O T IC E A T T E N T IO N E lita b e tn S D ic k e rs o n a n d F r a n c l t C. Harkrwt* or ttw lr heir*, assign* hanttort. or kuccoteor* In In terett* end the unknown ipoutet s ta ll ttw above R E : LO TS 11 e 14 E L K A BUN GALO W C I T Y P B 7 P G (1 (170 B U N G A L O W B LV D ) A recent Im paction ot the above deter!bed property re­ vealed the unoccupied ttructu r n are um af*. umwtlabM ter occupancy and dttrlm antal to itw Soaith, M to ty. and welfare ot ttw general public Ttw shucturot are A health and tiro haiard due to Inodeguato mainta n a n ca . d ila p id a t io n , and IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT IN AM O FO R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y , F L O R ID A C IV IL ACTIO N C A S E N O -O -tT M CA DIVISION 14-1 RVLAN O M ORTGAGE COM PANY. F to M H IU ). v* P A U L D. M Y E R S , a fa i. N O T IC E O F FO RECLO SURE SALE N O T IC E I I H E R E B Y 0 I V I N pursu ant to a F in a l J udgment of ' F ebruary L In Coat No n -IT la C A 14 1 Of Hw Circuit Court *4 Hw E IG H T E E N T H J u d k ia l ClrcuH M and N r S I M ( N O L I County. F lo rid a adwreln R Y LA N O M O R T O A G I COM M A N Y I* Itw P la in tiff and P A U L D. M Y E R S . A L A N L. BRU NO . A N N E L. B U SCH . M IC H A E L T. ffM E L IA . D E E R RUN HOME O W N E R S ASSO CIATIO N I lf . " J O H N D O E " n / k / a Jo h n Canto, and “ J A N E D O E " n/k/a Nuccl Canto are Hw Dotondanti. 1 w ill ta il to N » N g fw tl and bet) bidder tar c a m at ttw w e tl front •tope of Itw S E M IN O LE Comity Caurthoute af H W a m . an M arch M. 1TM. Hw ta ilo rin g In accsrdonco w ith iam lrwta County O rd in a n c e •»■!*. the above mentioned ttru c tv rw are declared lo bo A p ublic nutianca and mutt bo detiw lim od and removed from tha property. The ^ Brvnwvsi B w w hnw in 11w |* 11fuii pnQ itructuro* m eat begin within thirty ( V I d or* end be com plated within ninety (It) day* after receipt at tht* nolle*, or yew may undertake ttw appeal p ro e m a* outlined In Section Seven (J) e l County Ordinance Number lb 10. To pursue Itw appeal p r o e m . It w ill be rwcot vary lor you to appear baler* Itw Board ot County Com m it t loner * and present any relevant or material tact* or evidence a* to why ttw above mentioned ttructure* m o u ld not be d r dared a public nultanca If yew with to appeal to ttw Board ot CommlkUorwr*. pleat* let me know and I w ill roguott Itw Board lo tat a lim a and data tor a hearing. Failure lo begin removal ot ttw ilr u c lu r o t o r f s llu t t lo appeal to the Board at Com m it ilo n tr t w ithin th irty I V ) day* after receipt o l thl* nolle* may m u ll m action being taken by th t County to have Itw ttruc lure* demo tithed and removed A ll c o tit Incurred by Itw County for IS* dem olition and removal of itw itructuro* w ill bo auet* ad to you and m ay become a Hen egetotl your property If you have any quetttont concerning Ihit m ailer, pleat* ca ll Orema Nwanodi at V I M V . attention In la id F in al Judgment LO T V . D E E R R U N . UNIT It A. AC C O R D IN G TO TH E P LA T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK V . P A G E S II A N D n . P U B L IC R EC O RD S OF S E M IN O LE CO U N T Y . STATE OF F LO R ID A T O G E T H E R W IT H T H E F O LLO W IN G D E S C R IB E D PERSONAL PROPERTY R A H G E / O V E N . V E N T FA N . D I S P O S A L , D IS H W A S H E R SM O K E D E T E C T O R . C A R P E T W ITNESS M Y H A N D and Itw teal *1 nil* Caurt on Fabruary a tfb a (S E A L ) H O N O R A B LE M A R Y A N N E M O RSE Clark af Hw C ircu it Court By: Jan* E . Jatew tc Deputy C to rt PubHtfi: February to. 17. ITM D E O fl n il Pu blish : F o b J. 10*4 0 (0 * 0 10. IF. 14, M a rc h CELEBRITY CIPHER Citoki »i C«eev m i u y e M ere i . v in o Own c (weak* M U e t o i n w i fechw tw i * aw («*«• stands h r enuthw roOeptckw w n e u e o C ‘ BO V K PM F H W J P C O I N K r U F K I B I ZH HC O N F W X V X K C K P D X I O . '* A L L * 4T n TE 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 per to o t on whom thl* notice 1* ter w d who have ob lection* that challenge th* valid Ity of ttw w ill, the qualification* of ttw pot tonal representative venue er |url*dktion of Ihit Court are required to Tito H eir o b je c tio n * w ith ( h it C o u rt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE O A T E O F T H E FIR ST P U B LI C A T IO N O F THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T ilt D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll creditor* of lh* decedent and other perton * having claim* er demand* again*! decedent ! •ttato on whom a copy of HI* nolle# I* eorvod wlfhln three month* Offer th* data of H e firtt publication of HI* nofk* mutt flto ttwir claim * w in H l i Caurt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE O A T E O F T H E FIR1T P U B LI C AT IO N O F THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll other creditor* of th* decedent end persons having claim* or demand* agam it ttw decedent * ettato mutt file H eir Claim* with H i t court WITHIN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THF O A T E O F THE FIRST P U B LI C AT IO N OF THIS NOTICE A L L C L A IM S O EM AN O S A N D O B JE C T IO N S NOT SO F I L E D W IL L BE F O R E V E R BARRED Th* del* a l H o firtt public* fton at IM* Notice It February I IfM PrcKecal Rapratantotiv* R I C H A R D L HIRICH 71 W e tl 4* Street New Y ark . New Yark tow i Attorney lo r P o rtonal Raprotanlafiv* C H E R N A S E V IN TIM Douglat Road Suita VO A C o ra lG a b ta t F L U t u Telephone I IM I i l l D* 1 F lo rid a Bar No 4714*1 Publ'kh F ebruary 1 10. It*4 O E O IS N O TICE Th* H sutinB A u th o r ity Ot th* C ity of S a n lo rd . F lo rid a It to ttin g P e t! Centre! Ptopotalf to tervka MB unit*, man HI r One Bedroom Ito Two Bedroom * 140 Throe Bedroom * 0 1If Four Bedroom* ~vl F ly* Bedroom* 7 Ptoaie tubmil I* San<ord Housing Authority M r* P h y llit D H kherdvon Eaocutiv* D irector. P H M P O B o. I ll* Sanford, F L i l l I t 71H Th* Sanlord Hom ing Author 1 ty It under Section III af He H om ing end Urban Oevelep mont A c t of IM f. providing economic opportunities tor tow and very tow Income p tfto m Ooadluw tor tubm itial: Feb ru a ry IS, 1*44 e l • « p m P u b llth F ebruary «. 7, I. f. If. IfM N O T I C E F O R H E A R I N O ON D E C L A R E D P U B LIC N U IS A N C E IN R E : LOT 1 I L K A A B S T E V E N S A D O TO M ID W AY P B 7 P O V P u b lic Racord* al Sam Inala County. F L , precocity (Uvown a* being) owned by Ruth W illiam * and a>l parttte having g r claim ing la have any right. W H E R E A S , lh * B a a rd af C a u n fy C a m m iM to rw n of Semi noto C au n fy. d id a n ta g 1IH Bay a f Ja n u a ry , iffa . A nd and do c la ro d a itru cturo located in Somlnota Caunfy. to ba untato. u n i a n l l a r y . a n d a p u b lic nwlvanc* H a t H a owner of H o property (according to H o (-cop e rty record* In Itw Semltwle Caunfy A p p r a lie r 'i O ffko) on e d ik h Itw ttructur* It tocotod It R u H W illiam * of JJ*0 Crawford d riv e . Sanlord. F L »77I| Hat H a public nultanca it a retuton flat itru ctu ro tocatod at 11*0 C ra w fo rd O rly * and furltwr deter b e d a* M l ta rH above, and H a t corrective action 1* required to abato ftw pubik nultanca. and W H E R E A S , lh * B oard o l Caunfy C o m m iltio n o rt found that Hw tallowing condition, com m uted a p u b ik nultanc* ( I ) Th* b u ild in g ha* been (ove rtly damaged by H e tie m o n t * o f n a t u r e d u e lo abandonment ||) Thera I* h a th and d tb r lt inside and outside '1 H o building ()) Thlt cendilwr contfllvto* a potential fire hat ard; and W H E R E A S . H e following cor ra cily * actlo n(t) rwc**»*ry lo abato Itw p u b ik nultanc* It To d tm o lith and remove th* build Ing. h a th and d tb rlt Irom Ihe properly NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolke It hereby given to H e told R u H W illiam * and a ll parltot having or claim in g lo have any rlghl. Iltto, or Intaretl In lh* properly d ew r 1 bed above, to appear be fora H o Board o l Com fy Com m lttto n o ft of Seminole County. F lorida . *1 I V P M . *1 II* regular hearing on lh# I H day of M arch. If*4. *1 He SemtnoN Caunfy Sar vice* Building. Room 1014. HOI E a k l F lr t l Sheet. Sanford. F lorida , to klww caifl*. It any. why tuch t lr u t lu r t t m ould not be dtmobkhed and cleared tram ttw preparty and lh* ce rre cllv * action of abate menf specified In Itw N ofk* *t P u b ik N ultanc* tTwutd net be v p z x a a IM * I1H day at January, m i . • I M P W l i • p a (SEAL) o . ' F H C M 1 I U I . A P C U I PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "America has a rgal alrono puritan atfdo. I dtoagraa with It. but I'm not dtartacigcttul of It." — Stgygn Bochco. K r ^ ! i 9*L IH RC LOT » 1*1 K B A D ST I V I NS A D D TO M ID W AY P P 7 P G V P u b ik Record* of SemtnoN County, F L . presently (thow n a t being) owned by W hitley D avit Sr Llto Ettato. Turner D avit and W D avit Jr and a ll partw* having or claim ing to have any right Elite or In le ro tl In Itw proper ty de w rib o d above W H E R E A S , lh * B o a id o l County Cam m lM lorwvt al Semi noto County, did on itw 1IH day Ol January. l**4, find and da d a re d a ih v c lv r * located In Seminole Cecaity. to be untato. u n i a n l l a r y . a n d a p u b lic nultanc*. H at H e owner* *1 H o property (according to H e prep arty record* m the Somlnota County Appro IM r'* O ffk * I on w h k h H o I true fur* I* located a r* W hlltoy D a y ll Sr U f a E ita f* Tumor D an*, and W D a m Jr. of (OS E l Ranch* O rlv* Fort Pierce. F L 1MW H a t tfw public nultanc* It a rotidontlal ih u c tu r* locatod *1 I V I B ritto n Avenue and further d ew nb o d *1 te l forth above and H a t corrective action H required to abet* Itw public nultanc*. end W H E R E A S , lh# B o a rd o l C o v n fy C#m m l»iloner 1 found that th* toitowing condition! constituted a p u b ik nu itan ct 11) Th* b u ild in g h a t boon toverolv damaged by ttw • to m a n l * *1 n a t u r e d u * la abandonment 111 Thor* It h a th and dtbr t* mud* and outside ol h w buildmg 111 Th<* rondihon corvtiltufet a potential lire hat atd . and W H E R E A S . H e toitowing cor roctlv* a c tio n lil nerru ary to abato H a pub ik n v ita n t* it T* dem oll lh and remove H e build Ing. abandoned motor vehicle h a t h and thb M t horn ttw prep erty NOW T H E R E F O R E , tt e k e I* hereby given to H a tavd Whitley D a v it Sr L ife E ila to . Turner D a v it, and W D e n t Jr and alt partw * having or Claim ing to h a re any lig h t Iltto. or into*ait in ttw property d eictib ed above to M V * * ' b atoir ttw Hoard ol County Cem m rtitarw rt o l Semi noto County, F lorida , at 1 V P M . at it* tegular hearing on ttw »H day ol M arch. IfM . al ttw Sem inole County Se rvk e t Building. R o o m le v . IN I E a tl F i r t l Sheet. Sanlord. Florida, to r t o a cava*. II any. why tuch ih u c lu r t* khouid no! be drynoi chad and (W ared fro m ttw p nq w rty and ttw correctly* ar iw n of abatement ip ecifw d H the N oticr ot P u b ik Nultanc* iUmufdrwl be taken W ITNESS m r Iwnd and keel Ini* I I H day 04 Jan ua ry . H i (S E A L ! M A R Y A N N E MUM SE C le rk to ttw Boai d of County Cam m itttorwf t of Sem Inoto County, F tor Ida B Y CerytonCuhen D e pu ty C la rk P u b llih January V . 17 A Fab ru a ry 1 If. ItM D E N III A A A Secuitty Storage 7TJ0W Airport B lv d Sanford. F L D i l i Febru ary 10.17. I t M P u b llt h O EO 00 N O T IC E FOR H E A R IN O O N O E C L A R E D P U B LIC N U ISA N C E IN R E LOT 14 H A R D E N S A D O P B 1 P G II Pub ik Record* of Seminal# County. F L . pro* onlty (thown as being) owned by W illi* M A M arH* l A W lllto E r ik In G riffin and *11 partw * having or claiming to have any right, lllto ar intoretl Hi H o proper fy deterdwd above W H E R E A S , lh* B o a rd of County CommlMtorwr* of Sem i noi* County, did on ttw I1H day of January. 1N4. find and (to d a re d a Ih u ctu r* tocatod Hi Seminal* Comfy to be untato. u n t a n l f a r y . tf>d a p u b l i c nultanc*. H ot He Owner af ttw property (according to ttw prop erty record* Hi ttw Somlnota County Appr alter'* O ffk a ) an w h k h ttw struchH* It tocatod ar* W lllto M A MarH# L . A Wiilto ErtAIn Griffin of Rt 1 Be* IA. Sanford F L OT7I. H a l ttw p u b ik nultanc* n a ro d d tn tto l ih u c tu r* located ot 1W1 F lr* f Orlv* and furttwr deter 1bed a t tat forth above, and that carrec live action I* required I* abato ttw p u b ik nuitanct. and W H E R F A S . tha B o a rd af Caunfy Com m ttttonart found that ttw toitowing candittont comtttvtod a pubik nuitenc* ( I) Th* b uild in g h a t baan le v e rely damaged by itw ato m a n l* a f n a lu r * d u * l o abandonment 111 There it h a th and d tb r lt Httids and a u ftfd t af ttw building 1)1 Tbit condition cocwtltufet a potential hr* hat ard and W H E R E A S , ttw IHlowing cor r relive actionlil nocottary So oboto ttw p u b ik nuisance to P U B LIC S A L E CO NTEN TS O F STORAGE U N IT S C O N S I S T IN G O F M IS C E L L A N E O U S IT E M S FOR E P h illip s H W a k o fw w S W inchester J Volt B Dennis N Schroyer L Robb M R n n lw R Onfey Designs by Sutann* J Jones K B a d k t/ J D Jon osh W IL L B E S O LO A T P U B LIC A U C T I O N A T 417 M I N I S T O R A G E . 7 N N O R T H C R 477. L O N G W O O D. F L O N 17 F E B R U A R Y IS M A T M 00H O U R S P u b lis h F e b ru a ry A <4. I**4 D E O 17 N O T IC E F O R H E A R I N O ON D E C L A R E O P U B LIC N U IS A N C E I N R E N Ito F t O F W 1*0 I f O F LO T U ST J O S E P H S P B I P G 114 P u b ik R e co rd * of Sem i noto C o u n ty . F L . p r e s e n t ly (show n a t b e in g ) ow n ed by K o ru w ih L B a t t e r a n d a il p a rties h a vin g a r c la im in g W hav* any rig h t, t ill* o r Intorotl to lh* property d tte rtb a d above W H E R E A S , lh * B o a r d o l County C o m m ittto rw rt Of Som l noto Cocevly. d id o n Itw I t H day of Ja n u a ry . I fM . lln d and d* d a r e d s h u c t u r a s lo c a te d In Sam Hwta County, so be untato. u n s a n i t a r y , a n d a p u b lic n u ltan c*, that ttw ow ner of ttw property (a cc o rd in g to lh* prop e rty record* to H o S froln oh County A p p ra is e r ! O ffice ) on w h ich ttw th u c tu ro * o re tocatod It K a n n o H L B a rk e r o f m P a rk L a k e Shoot. O rla n d o . F L . H a l ttw p u b ik n u lta n c* It a red d en ria l th u c tu r o an d a c o m m e rc ia l Ih u ctu r* tocatod a t 77S and 74) M onro* ttood a n d fu rth e r dv scribed as s*f t o r H above, and that c o rre c tiv e a c tio n Is r* q u lr o d la a b a te th * p u b lic rMiiUVWT•. Arid W H E R E A S , th * B a a r d *1 Cou n ty C o m m is s io n e rs found that ttw fo llo w in g co n d itio n s constituted a p u b ik n u tia n ca (I) Th* b u ltW n gt h av* been severely da m a ge d b y ttw #1* m o n t s o f n a t u r e d u o I* abandonm ont (1) T h o r* ft trash and deb ris instdv a n d a u ftid t af ttw building* 111 T h is condition constitutes a p o te n tia l fir* h a t a rd :a n d W H E R E A S , ttw ta llo w in g cor ro c tlv * a c t io n lil n o c o tta ry to abato ttw p u b ik nsntanc* It T* Te tag*, h a s h a n d d s b r it fro m ttw motor v e h k ta , h a t h a n d d s b rit h e m ttw p r o p N O W T H E R E F O R E , n o tic e to h e re b y g iv e n to H e ia*d W lllto M A M a r th a L A W m w E r t h k i G rttftn an d a ll partw* h a v in g or c la im in g to h are any r ig h t till* , or m t o r t t l In H e p n p e c ty d a u r tbed above to appear b e fo re H e B o a rd of Cowtty C o m m it H o n o r* e l Sem inal* C o u n ty . F lo rid a , a t I V P M . a l if* re g u la r hear tng on ttw I H d a y o f M a rch IN 4. *! ttw Sem in* to County S o rv tc n Buttduig. R o o m 1010. I N I E a t l F ir s t S tree t. Sanford. F totida. to thew c a m e . If a n y , w hy such ih u c t u r * * ttw c o rre c tiv e action o f a b a to m en f tp e c ifw d Hi ttw N o tw * of P u b ik N ultanc* should n o i be token W I T N E S S m y hand a n d ta a i Hto 1IH day al January, toea (S E A L ) A A A R Y A N N E M O R SE C to rk to th* Boar dot C o u n ty Conun is tte w rs ot Som lnota County. FtorIdo B Y C oryto nC cfw n D e p u ty Ctork P u b lis h Ja n u a ry M . J7 A F o b ru a ry A N . N M D E N IM NOW hereby rw H L h a v in g T H E R E F O R E , n o tk o it g iv e n to ttw to ld K an B a r t e r a n d a ll parties or c la im in g to h av* any CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-26 i1 Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 PfflVATH PARTY RATES C L A S S I F I E D D E PT M ccfttacuthrailm w -------- 57ialirw t comacuttyg th rw i --------70« a Hr* 3 crvNacuttv* tintf t -------- t it alma 1 tU a ------------------------------ t l . l l a Ina HOURS 1:00 A.M .-3:30 PJI. MONOAYttw F R ID A Y CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY R /4 » a a r t p o t t t i u a . b a a f O o n S U n t a * 3 U n o t M in im u m NOW ACCEPT WG SctoadsJesg m ay eekedo Morakd Avhwkeec *1 f w w s f o f a n p t t t . . „u iMy C a r u l w h on you get reosWt P a y or*y tor day* y n * ad now aftato aure-d U s e k J dee crip kon In faotael rooUto Copy meat totem accegtafta ty fo graptocW torm ■Ccmrtwcctef b o q u e iK y t 27—Nursery 4 1 2 - E ld « rty C x r> C h ild C a re A D U L T C A K E M our p r iv a to h o m o . 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FALL IN LOVE! TUES PREPMED f a s p ee p ara lie n from | t i i p aor » l IN I__________ 51— M o n t y to Lend Make this a VALENTINE'S DAY to Truly Remember with Valentine Love Lines property d e s crib e d above, to app ea r b a fa r* the B o a rd af Casmfy C o m m ittw rw r* of Sem i noi* Cowsfy. F to rid a. at 1 a P M . at It* re g u la r h e a rin g on ttw I H d a y of M a r c h IfM . at ttw la n im o ta C o u n ty Service* B u ddin g Room 107* I N I East F o i l Shoot. S a n ford . F lo rid a . I* U w w cause II a n y. w hy tu ch s h u c fu ro k th o u ld not be d tm a t Ished a n d c le a r e d Ira m the property and ttw c o rre c tiv e a t Hon of a b otom on l tp a c ifw d to th* N o tk a a f P u b ik N u ita n c t should n oi be taken W IT N E S S m y h a n d and tea l h u t ITH dev <H J a n u a ry t t M IS E A L ) M ARYANNE M ORSE C le rk to ttw B o a rd of County C o m m ittt e s o r t of Sem m et*Cosm ty. F lo rid a B Y C a ryton Cohan Deputy Ctork P u b llth Ja n u a ry M . 17 A F o b ru a ry 1. M. ITM OEN in NEW AYS "S k in n y D ip " H ig h c r e a m A * soon on C h • now* N o w a v a ila b le P lea ** c o ll N a ta li* F o rg u ta n la * 1770 TBHcT (it— n in g S e rv ice KEEP DRIVING AND STIU GET THE MONEY! A ll you nee d i t y u .i I .id D iam on d toe e p s ce -1 to o l ___________ M O W __________ 7 1 - H R lp Wanted Find the petltct met A/C DUCT MILHANIC tostr. iionrou Im m ed iate emyeeymenl •n the SbbIbiS Hm i M K a o 's A h , toe err i m lll* ) ll | C U w h tS s A 14 w ord m essage i t U 7) I A r tw e e t *7 00 t e h o ) Saeta or b e in g yosH ad Hi to the L a n ia r d H e ra ld s r c a ll O T M i l to p la c e your ad o v e r H e phone D o i t targe) to s p e c ify if you w o u ld lik e V a le n tin e a rt In y o u r a d t D e a d lin e to r V a to o tP w La** LH w t M F r l d a y . F o b ro a ry II. II P re p a y m e n t ro q u rtd EMPLOYMENT 3235176 T M jr n ik M A D O T O Y O U R tttCD M I S E L L A V O N NOWt C A L L m * * ) l o r R1 4111 AC ASSISTANT P e rm a n e n t lu ll li n o 14 ) l p n hr O u tle t include y io e u q vegelebie* a n d o m o m e n ie ii m Ile w and graontw uta. applying p e stle n b * a n d fa rm m ain!* nance H S g r a d end 1 y tt evp for e * q iik a lie n c a ll I B *71) *r w rlto 1700 l C elery Avo Veniced 7 I J7/7I tU t/A A C O CO ea WITNESS my M X f F P C D N O T IC I F O B H E A B I N O O N O E C L A R E O P U B LIC N U I1 A N C E m erit, m ltceltorw oui bore* a n d other p e rto n a l itomt. w in be to ld a l public auction in *c t or dene e w lH I i v Ida Statute* Salt Storage F a c ility A ct. Sec Iwn* a 1 toe end U I 0 J to t a t it f y ow ner* Iwn tor tenl* du* The p u b lic auction w ill be h o ld on F e b r u a r y V . IN I 10 00 A M a f the fo llo w in g addrett Legal Notices M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C la r k to tha B a a rd at C a v it y C a m m iM to rw n of la m H a lf C a u n fy , F lo rid a B Y : C a r y ton Cohen D eputy C le rk P u b llih . Jan ua ry V . 17 A Fab rua ry 1. If. IfM DEN lit N O T I C E F O R H E A R I N O ON O E C L A R E O P U B LIC N U IS A N C E IN H E : LOTS II 11 II * U B L K H SAN FO R D G R O V E P B 4 P G II t in e ST A T E R O AD 4* E A S T ! Public Record* ot Semi noto County, F L . p r o io n t iy (Shown a* being! owned by Sarah Reeve and *11 par I let having *r claim ing to have any righ t, m l* ar intorett in ttw pr operty deter tbed above W H E R E A S , th e B o a rd *1 County Cam m ltttonort of Sami noto County, did an H o I7 H day of A p ril. Ite l. find and declared alructure* located in Somlnota C o u n ty , fo bo u n * * ft. un tarutary. and * p u b ik nultanc* H a t ttw owner ot ttw property (According to ttw property roc o rd t Hi ttw Somlnota County A p p raltar » O fficol on which ttw ttructure* or* locatod I* Sarah R aeta of 1711 Oak Shoot. Alta monte Spring* F L 11701, that th* public nultanc* I* tom m er c ia l thucturo* locatod at IDO Slat* Read 40 East ana te ttw r dotenbed o* let term above, and that cerioctlv* a tlio n It req u ired to abato ttw public n u ita n ct. and W H E R E A S , lh * B o a rd e l County Com m lMtorwr* found that ttw teltowing condtton* constituted a public nultanc* (1) Th* buildingi hav* been t* rarely damaged try hw eto m o n t * o l n a t u r e d u * *0 apandonmen' 111 There I* tra in and data If In dc »nd uuti> « th* b uild in g * ( th is condition contfdutot * potential f i e hat ard. and W H E R E A S , ttw tot lo w in g cor r a c tiv e a c iw n d l tw e e tsa ry to a b a te ttw public n u lta n c * It To d e m o lH h and re m o v e the b u ild Ing*. h a t h and d o b r ii fro m ttw p ro p e rty NOW T H E R E T O R E . nonce it hereby given to ttw ta id Sarah Rent# and all par Iw t having or cla im in g to have any fighI. Iltto, o r I n ltr t tl In ttw property da tc rtb td above, to appear betore ttw Bovtrd ot County C om m it tia r w r t of Sem inole County. F lo rid a at I V P M . at lit tegular hearing on H e Find day ot February. ItM . at ttw Semi noi* County S o rv ko t Building. R oom ion. KOI E a t l F lr t l Street. Sanlord. Florid*, to show cau M . It any. why tu ch (true turot should noi ba demolitfwd and c Wared tram ttw property and ttw corrective action of a b a lo m o n t sp e c ifie d In I ho N o lle * ot P u b lic N u lta n c a •hop'd not be token W IT N ESS m y hand and teal H I* I1H day o l January, ItM (S E A L ) M A R YA N N E M ORSE C la r k lo th * B a a rd of Cou n ty C om m lM torw r* o« Som lneto County. F lo rid a B Y : C e ry te iC o h e n D e p u ty C la rk P u b llth January M. 17 A Feb­ ru a ry J. 10. IfM D E N 111 N O T IC E FOR H E A R IN O O N D E C L A R E D P U B LIC NUISANCE IN R E LO T II B L K I I O R E A M W O L O F B 1 P G »0 P u b lic R t c o rd s a f S am In o Ia County. F L . presently (show n a t being) ow ned by B r* M B a ll and a il p a n tot having o r c la im ­ ing to h o v e any righ t, lift* o r in to r e tt In Itw p ro p e rty doic rttM d t b o w . W H E R E A S , lh * B o a r d o f Cou n ty C o m m lH lttw r t of S o m i noto c o u n ty . d N on B w 1 l l h d a y a f Ja n u a ry . I N C fin d a n d d * c la ro d a itru ctu ro toca to d Hi Som lneto County, to b* u n ta to , u n s a n it a r y , and a p u b lic n u isan ce. H a l ttw owner o f H o p ro p e rty (according to ttw p r o p erty record * to ttw Som lnota C o ta iiy A pp raiser s O f f k o ) a n w h k h ttw structure i t tocatod Is Bob M B o ll V of T i n South F re n c h Avenue. Sanford. F L JT77I; Itia l ttw public n u is a n ce Is a re s id e n tia l th u ctu ro tocatod at l i g 1 H iaw atha A ven u e a n d fu rth e r described a t le t t o r H above, a n d H a l c o rre c tiv e * c Hen Is required to ab a te H e p u b ik n u ita n c t. and W H E R E A S , lh * B o a r d o l C o u n ty C o m m llilo rw r* fo u n d that th* toitowing c o n d illo n t co n stitu ted a p u b ik n u is a n ce ( I ) T h * b u ild in g h a t b e e n seve rely dam aged by lh * oka m a n f t a f n a lu r * d u e lo abandonm ent 111 There It h a t h end d e b ris Httids and ou tsid e of itw b u ild in g 11) This c o n d itio n constitu te* a p c N n iia l fir e fia t a id . an d W H E R E A S . H e follow in g c o r r a ctiv e a c t le n t il n o c o tta ry to oboto Itw pu b lic n ultanca It: To d r m o itth and remove ttw b u lk ! Ing, h a t h and d tb rlt h o rn ttw p c e p o rly . N O W T H E R E F O R E , n o t k a to tw rtb y g iv e n to ttw sa w B o b M . B a ll S r. a n d a ll parties h a v in g o r c la im in g to have any r lg h l. Iltto , or Hi tore*! in th* p ro p e rty do s crib e d above, to appear b e fo re the B o a rd of County C o m m it H o n o r* o l Sem inole C o u n ty , F lo rid a , a t 1:10 P M . a t it* re g u la r h ea rin g an ttw I H d a y o f M a rch . N M . *1 ttw S e m in o le Cou n ty Service* Building. R o o m 1911. HOI E a st F lr t l S h o o l. S a n lo rd . F tor id*, to Show ca u se. If a n y . w h y tuch s tru c tu re * should not be d tm o iltlw d an d cW ared h e m ttw p rop erty an d H o c o rre c tiv e action o l a b a te m ont sp e cifie d to ttw N o f k * o f P u b ik N u lta n c a should nad b o W I T N E S S m y hand a n d se a l H I* 11th d a y a f January, IFM . (S E A L ) A A A R Y A N N E M ORSE C le rk to ttw Baard af Cou n ty C a m n tiu la n o rt of Som lneto Caunfy, F ia rtd a ■ Y- C a r y ton Cohan D eputy Ctork P u b llth Ja n u a ry N , IT A F a b ­ ru a ry A >0. IFM OEM in F L O R I D A T ITT TA T Be bR E Q U I R E S a ll ta n h a c to r* t o re g itto re d o r cartlftod. T o v e r ify a sto le c o n tra c to r* l l c t n t t c a ll lf O O le lf M a O c c u p a tio n a l Lke rw e* a r* r e q iir o d by ttw county and c a n b a v e rifie d by c o llH v illI I110.es) 7477 ■ Additions 4 Remoddlng C A P T A I N C O N C R E T E . W ayno Boat I M a n Q uality O tw ra Hon! m i D L O f l l l ~ E X C A V A T O R W O R K D llc h ln g a n d pon d * d ug most a n y wfwve C a ll M O 111* Electrical Air Duct Cteaning A I R D U C T C L E A N I N G , fu tto r c le a nin g / sc r van h g n cu re d Y o u n g 's Sorv swoop In k o .lk II S 1 E 4 4 I A u to m o tiv * D E T A IL)N O : _____ Concrete_____ Excjvttlng R E S /CO M M . V in y l Siding , A lu m F r a m in g , D r y w ill, Dear*. 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W D pool and N n n n court* HOO m o H a ll utltOe* *A8 104 93—Rooms tor Rent A Q U IE T , cle a n m t.. kltchan. phone la u n d ry A p t'* a v a il able a lto i l l A u p D e e m C L E A N R O O M S , iln g w t lir t ln g IT I/w k K it c h e n , p h o n e , la u n d ry , v id e o g o m a t. e ll tlr e a l p a rk in g 1 )8 4411_______ C L E A N F U R N IS H E D ROOM W / k ilch a n a v a il U I / w k . U 1 *a< Dow ntow n m 18*4 In Your Own Backyard! L O N O W O O O /L A K E MART M id t it * f o r a g e warehouta*. *00*00 1*80 to H F ra * rant N w r l lm o la a t* . t r p n | l4 lr m o _ 111 ou t________ SECU RITY W A R EH O U S E 4AA and Old La ka M ary Blvd •1.1)0 1 . 0 0 0 ig It at lie wawhow** *Fi-iiihed ol lica tpoc* alto available Kapaaba Realty. I «)* 11II AFFORORBLE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES F H A OR VA A ) LOW AS ) \ A N O * and owner financing o t low a t sooo mot G ov'l For* c lo t u r n . R epotl Seminal* Orange V oluii* la n ia r d t a il then D M * dawn • 1/2 Acre. 1/1. lancad appll one**. 141.*00 a Over l / t acral in . Ilv. dm. la m rm 'a to llito d 'ih *44100 * Renovated V I H Newer root, c a rp a l, paint, garaga. ter porch 1)4 180 oPool )-'). Ilv . dining lam rm * Over I *00ig II ***180 A ttu m * N* O u e lily ! * ) / ) u n P I T I I M 180 *1/1. pool V40-J P I T I 111 *00 O l/ ) sp lit plan, fe n c e d 1 U ) P IT I. | M NO AAarkham W dt are* V I. 1 I* acre* Pasture tiabi* l t d 000 g a /T . pool. H M . n o * 1 /1 . o v e r I acre m i eoo a 4/1, 1 * e c ra i pod ip a I lie n o H ALL REALTY 512 W F it ml S i S . ii i Io i o La ka lra e H I / I hom e M l . n o V I e a rn e r tot. a ir U 1 .M 0 l i a r l a c r a t l Term *! C ountry I 1 / l/ t . la m . a ir . lan ced M l too 1/1/). loaded w /toato rat! I l f . n o 323-5774 DERARY Laketronl 1/}. can t r a i H / A . p lu s a . h a t I *** 008 W . A A alictaw tA l. m Teal B X C M A N 0 E O R f E L L your p ro p o rty to ta le d m yw here I la v a * tor* R ealty, TT414I1 O Sg II P r i m * lo c a lio n a t antranc* to C o n Y a l F la Ra gigna l A ir p o r t 48TMI TWT St. Croix A p artm en t^ 111— O ffice Space / Rent NEW Santord otBcot and/or warehouse* 400 1100 *q tt Soecto). *1*1/m e 111 l l l i SANFORD. O tfkO tpac*. 1*00 tg tt building M ai . 1)80 ig II par ottlco unit M l T004 SAN FO R D F R E N C H AYE UJO month, include* ulllili** 1 room t u ilo .....■ MO lie * IM SO F E E T for toot* on IT Tl. lu c c a ttlu l o a ltlln g anchor butin***** Good parking and lighting. G r a a l visibility Asking 1400/mo B)«4Mwork V J hi % - bmu CHARACTER C a ll to r d a ta ild J * M t M in s litld , 323-7771 A A C a rn e t. In c. I M D M M O ST F O R YOUR M O N E Y . i) * . M 4 ) / ! . s cre e n p o rch C / H A , ip r ln k la r t y t la m . n e w ly dacoratod. u n believably m c a E a s y a c c m t 1 1 Low d o w n w it h new F H A a n d p a y m e n t* cheepw than ra n i O w n e r M l T**l a w n in g * ______ M O V I N O . M U S T S E L L D U E TO I L L N E S S ) bd rm . I b a lh . liv in g rm . k ilc h a n d in in g rm . h u g* la m lly rm N ew w irin g . A / C . a n d p lu m b n g S ecu rity toa tu ro* M * .n 0 W 4 T T 1 1 M ) OPEN HOUSE S A T U R D A Y , F EEL I L I )p m . W a o r* opening R T C owned t in g le la m lly lir a bedroom h o m e located a l *1* S P a rk A v a n u o o n t h lt d a y o n ly D r a s tic p ric e reduction fro m A T L A N T IC AAANAO EM ENT B R O K E R A G E S E R V IC E S . in c . U M in g ir t i MORGAN REALTY G E N U IN E Ira n c lo t u r e * a v a il! IT**** to •)**.*** IT) 800 to *4) 000 141— Homes tor Sale 1 b d rm . tronch door*. Irplc hardwood floor*! lll.e e a l GOTTA S E E T H IS ONCI I T. Irg comor lot. b ig lam room, aal in kit .n a w ro o f.IM .lM I SANFORD llt h SI. and M y ril* Av*. 321-6762 O ELTO N A **4 TT) MT* •Sinai* Story Onion • •Friendly, OtvStt* No On* B*iow or Abov* 0«p«ndAbl* U*nig«ntnl •Efltrgy •EJflcJtflt Studio, •ATJc Storag*, PiIvm* 112 Bedroom Aflordtbi* PtUoAMoril AputnwnU 733 Secret Harbor Ln., I.akc Mar3U ^Jfj R t V E R F R O H T - I T JO H N S R I V E R V a ca tio n y ea r round J)0 0 h t g II m a in house 1/1 G u t i l c o lla g e , b o a t d o c k ra m p and boat houta. S m o k e h o u t* /B B Q C a ll F a y* B e a s le y M I1 41 4 R ealtor SANFOROPOaHOME IT*.*00 ) o r 4 b d rm . 11* both. I.TJOr *g II H ig * m o tto r! F rm rm w /llra p le c e R* n .o d e le d k ilc h a n both, new c a r p a l, s p r in k le r , t e c u r ily t y t la m P a d d le Ian*, custom w in d o w I r e a l m t n l t . q u i t l c u l'd e t a c I m m o c u la l a l O w n e r . 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FlSTATC, INC. a G O L F C L U E S , a n d bag. ladtot F o r ■ P a r F ill* d u b * D M . woods 1 1 L ig h t b lu * bag M0 C a ll W SM4 189—O ffice Supplies __ . / Eq u ip m en t 151— Investment Property / Sale BATEMAN REALTY ESTATE SALE 1 d o r y block b u ild in g 1 440 square teat Zoned G C 1 N o rea so n a b le ottar re fu ttd 321 22S7 133—AcreageLots/Sate DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal tor mobile horn* or hem* tlta , h o rta t. co ttio . term ing, or nurtary Zoned agricultu ral 1) W0 par acre S m a ll dawn par man I with owner tmanc-ng **C I U I TT) 11172 HOME APPLIANCE CENTER OVI <4 j o VI AMS IN llUSlPdi SS IH A N K YOU SANf OHU 304 f C O U U IM C I A L S I S A N f UM O ' |4 0 n 3 JJ 3BBJ 193—Lawn A Garden M O O H i EZ Rai l Kawasaki F A 1)0. g a t angn* *)) C all M l m * ____________ a FREE GARDEN MANURE H au lo tf 1)1*40) 199— Pets & Supplies P E K I N E S E p u p p ie s , lu ll blooded J m atok ) tomato*. 1100 wach Mother avatlabto tor Irta More Into I S M l 109—Wearing Apparel WHITE M IN K J A C K E T Sue medium. apprattAl 14.000 Wit U* tJ.SOO firm m 0074 i« rr»g 215—Boats and ___ Accessories____ j 14 FT BOAT and traitor U horsepower motor l i t * FIR M Call 401 MB *04)____________ • I* FT BOWRT d E R I D HP Mercury, o/b. low hour*, wllh traitor 11,100 M ) 814*________ O H M S K I/ F IS M B O A T *0 HP More . ml traitor Run* great) 1) 000 P artial tinenc* **) T*0» * lt* ) R E O A L AAadalllon. 17 W . 4 c y l ln/ou*board motor w fin w on traitor M 000 OBO M0 4004 O* la* AM I a w * Ol* FT PONTOON boat all t.bergias*. 140 H P Evonrud*. 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K r porch kltchan. a ll apo' keo )*)) ureal •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Ceil In your garaga tala ad by i l noon an Tuesday and lake advantage of our ip a d a l garaga tala ad p rK e ti Call Ciaes-liad now lor detailt! 3222811_______ YARD SALE ] I M South C a m e ro n A venue _ F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y IS7— M obile Homes / Sale Y A R D S A L E D o u b le bad. IBM com putor. p rin te r A m i K HOT W I n d ) ! Tie 1)41 S a l A Sun L IK E N EW . BUT C H E A P E R H a w ly rem od eled spacious 1 B d rm . now fu rn itu re A Appf . b ig t l r m . ca rp o rt Senior P a r k D a B a ry > 1 )00 0)1 )*T*T 221— Good T ilin g s to E a t N E W If**'*. N O DOW N. t t \ la to ra tl, 14 X r*. t lf l/ m a . TtX TO , SJlQ -mo M t lf O e _____ S A N F O R D R o ya l C o w I4» U . J b d rm . I bath, ce n tra l H 'A , tot* of a e t r a t l V ery clean and m e* W ill ta c r itic * tor ba la n ce ot lo a n I un der *10,0001 M e 1*1* 1 M O B I L E H O M E S In adult p a r k * . P a lm V a lle y a n d F a irw a y * 40TJM ITT) 159— R eal Estate ______ W anted_____ LAND WANTED F O R S U B D IV IS IO N S w ith or w ith o u t a p p ro v a l* TOO 1000 aero* W a te rfro n t a plus C a ll T a rry C la y ton *04 T11440* 181— Appl lances/ Furniture A N T I Q U E : L o w ly oak (le n t top d esk, g t a u p u lls O m ln g Hoorn table 17)1111________ A P P L IA N C E S . F U R N . T V 1 . ETC BU YSELLTR AD E INS C H E E P O D E P O T . 1)1* F R E N C H A V E . ____ M l ))44 A P P L I A N C E I I B a tt p ric e * . Bast W a rra n ty . B a it S a rv ic a l W ashar*. d r y a r k m lc ro w a v a t W* buy a pp l la n ce t I Delivery tree! A * Best, l i t t l e ) _______ o C O U N T O U R C H A I R w it h v ib ra to r and h aalar 0*ig n*l p ric e o v e r SI,000. now *100 E e c a lia n l co n d itto n l Phon* m t a x _____________________ e D R Y E R . 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H oover u p rig h t, w ith bags and attachm ent* U se d C on ditio n M 0 C a ll M l M T-M T TIM /ID *1T* All tor M)8 or w ill (put 322 7491 •TABLE. R 'lR ilt h.gh L ig h t co lore d. E ic a lla n t co n d i i t o n m o i a m a t __________ M AN AO EM BN TSREALTY Sanford Court Apartments A 3301S. Sanford Ave. * Sanford .323-3301JSSSL *7?f* S0.1F. (lao oon Bath Or kerne SIN C E 5 30 • Sat. 10 5 • Sun. Closed •H IO H W A T IT*) 1*1 Tl Iron toga. Toned G C 1 C l e i t k style bldg /attic* and Ig detached garaga Owner b rm t avail tK ji)^ USE VOUR TAX RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT AVERAGE BEAR! .............. ........................................... 149— Commercial Property/.Sale R en tals O FFICE/w arahauta tpaca 1*0 BETTER T H A N THE I IU ill vetmi M MiKI I /I ) B D R M I B A T H i New kltdwet, carpal. C /H A lot VC IM Country Club Ctr., Santord W ill cont.de' leew purchase B y owner j j ) IT*) 3214759 V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S 3 2 1 -176-1 VENTURE I PROPERTIES Beautiful 1(2G3Bedroom ApartmentHanesAvailable MentionthisadandPAYfiOAPPUCAHOii FEE V O L U S I A C O U N T Y , D a llw to pool. ) bd rm . } b a lh . (pu t p la n new ca rp a l and p a ln l If* 000_________40 / tee j « * L K . AAary cwttom b u illt ITS—Industrial T J lg / 1 O S A N F O R D T /t d u p le . wT t c r a a n a d p o rc h . C / H / A P riv e t* i S4I! mo S4»**c O S A N F O R D l/ l dupl*. w / Ilv Ing rm and dan W aih ar hook up SD l/m o . 1118 lac O SH AD O W L A K E WOODS 1/1.1 w / db>o car garage, tplc . wall 4 ta p lic t*D8/m& 1*08 tac a H ID D E N L A K E 1/1 condo w / tin g le garage. C /H /A . pool C N an l SS)l/mo. *110 tac K lv JO H N S R IV E R S/S w garaga. hardwood lloora. boat c lip V ia w l 1*00 mo 1*00 tac a S A N F O R D ) /) apt C H A . patio, clean SCO/mo. S)00 la c lle n ilr a m Realty. Inc. "W e Maaag* yaur Item*, lik e H w et aur awn." Jim Dayla ) D H*1 A tta rtP M : D* I4M 1 A N F O R O Sle a p in g room with k ilc h a n p r lv lia g a t . ut* o l w a ih o r/d rv a r lAO/wk 1)414*4 H i — Warehouse Spe c* / Rent call P h il Betti* M t 11*1 Stenstrom Rentals N E W L Y R E N O V A T E D . p rivate anfrant*. p a o J ie Ion In ytwr room, your Own h eal control. %-frigerator. m icro w a v e and color T V O ff tlre a t parking and m aid la f v lc a Convanlani location T fw b a iH n town _________ II) *000_________ BV LOTS Quiet pmk l l ighm Rlw r Lemon B u ll Rd oft Hwy a n o*t**n ear m m i ) B A Y W / O F F I C E a u le m e llw repair thep F o r m ar* into L A R G E ) STORY. H K Io rlc d ll trlct. ) bdrm. ) bath, dan b ra a k la tl room veranda with p o r c h t w ln g 1 ) 1 0 m e I 40) 14> T S M A U I cc le ft M A Y F A I R , i/ i . te c area, a v a il l / I S C /H A . W/O hook up 1418/mo 1X0/d4p M l AT IT SANFO RD III Country Club O r ) bdrm. I bah. cant H /A. Fenced yard. MM /m o p j b n S A N F O R D . ) bdrm. )*y balh la k a lro n lh o u ta iu e mo ___________ M l T804___________ S A N F O R D t/l«1 C / H A . Ig workthop. carport, u tility rm . on quiet deadend *t )40* G ra n d v ie w Av* No pat* stT i/m o n o b tac m m * S A N F O R D - G O LD SB O RO R E N T TO OWN l bdrm , new kitchen, o lr SI .000 down. 11*8/mo *** T»T E e p a rla n c a d M o l l liv e In Van lo rd a ra a A h e re C la n A C D L A p p ly a l M O W 1*1 St 141— Homes for Sale il T - Commercial _____ Rentals_____ HUD HOMES, Paradise. .. 8 30 103— Houses U nfurnished / Rent S A N F O R D 10,81) *q It ) phaue tp rm k la rt t l / * q tt S tentiram Realty Inc, J im O t y l e m iO * 103-Houses Unfurnished / Rent WRECKER DRIVER W ln t a r S p r in g * c o m p a n y t a a t t In d K ld u a lt w llh p r* y io u t p rodu tlion a ip a r la n t a 1 t h lf t t a ra lla b l* M o n T hw rt ) K P M aA M . E r l. S a l. Sun. 4 A M I )0P M or 4 K P M 4 A M l ) M V Parm anant p o t itk m t N t r t r a lN l H a ig Porta anal , U M R I R IG H T H A N D A A A N l i t ) SawthHwy IT *) I Bdrm /> Bern ID m * I H I NANDOAH A P A R T M E N T v 0 PA R K S ID t A P A R T M E N T ! • ) Bdrm t Bath 1 o n ly a v a il obi* Oppoti** th* park M o w M ip aclatT __________ I M M l ) O U IE T t/IV| foverWowea DO* P a rk. Adutl comm (A lly m o and tac dap W o to r/fro th met Barb Man F n 17) IM ) S A N F O R D Brand iww } bdrm. 1 bam unit No pot* *41* mo V E H V N lC E I t ) ld * * iN o b * 1 R O RM OARAOE A P A R T ­ M E N T Ouial neighborhood SMB/two Call m e t * f ________ S A N F O R D . I Bdrm w ’ u lll turn I f e t a i n t o *0*0 o ffK * a M B M B h a m aW B iald p ag ar 1 BEDRO O M A PA R T M EN T S P E C I A L tte t a month m o w in C a ll Jerry. 1)14*18________ i B E D R O O M . *>M m onth pip* t) T I te c u r ily d v p o n t and ralaranca* 17) 114) TELEMARKETERS DIRECTOR •In Our 3th Tut* MOVE-IR SPECIAL! TEACHERS fia ro p fio n itt. com puter inp ut M a tt Kara knowledge o t p rin t m g a n d t a la t T ru D im e n sio n s P» m tm g_____________11*40*7 372 2420*3217720 SANFORD •LAAE MARY SMALL A P T . A/C and appll area* Ideal tor (ingle *jtj phrtdepotit I D )B4________ 3734A70 SECURITY OFFICERS A t taptlng A p p licatio n* AAondar F r id a y . * a D aBary M aaar A* N I t W . OaBar r M t A M at It C o ll *ny Of our A gtn f\ A N Y T lM C f • aONE A V A I L A B L E * e i bedroom. 1 both ))) 4Wi ar M4W 8S_____________________ Laka Ada I bdrm. tw o mo 1 bdr m, *41* mo and up P a r i tu n a C a m m in io n b a t ii Call M l W D______________ ORDERLIES fall l.rna) llthHt C r w f tN w ly Mw fhw t 4 Sue cw stfulfy CiOW Your M o w n ' SANFORD ) B d rm I • 1 bath C / H A , a p p lia n c e * . W/D. c a r p o r t , la n c e d y a rd t l W/mo *400'dep ITT 4*44 Upscale ting la (tory. patio apartment* I baW oom i Idaal for mdi vidual or c aupl* ___________***4TTT___________ II P M T A M GENERAL PERSO N N EL m it n Never A Foe_________ Whet YOU Need it a F u ll Ttrrw Eapvfiwnc*^ Agvfif fa ____ 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent tv p a ria n ra narattary Good banality A pply at 3 t« W | REALTY, I NC. SELLERS! I H R . I B A livirej im Very pr Ira ta l C lean a n t tyuief D M p in t depot it. rely U 3 tot! lUCHIMST Drpandafel*. h a rd w o rk e r K ith v a lid C L d r l v a r i ll t a n t * A p p ly Sam m o la F o rd , Inc IT W a n d Laka W ary B ir d O a lly w o rk /d a lly p o y R a p e rttA M STENSTROM *48) ____________ O W A S H E R G o o d c o n d itio n Soar* H 0 4 v y D u ly *100 ____________14* H A )___________ W A S H E R / D r y a r / R a l/ O lt h w eth er good condition W ar re n ty C a n D e liv er *T1 A up Apywianr a Cantor in c t i l e w i ~18S— Com puters L A S E R P R I N T E R Im m v la to t H P *400 X T Com puter I1T) C a li n t ; r u 231—Cars 187— Sporting Good! E X E C . DESK, cradania. con toranc* labto. couch, chair* CAT\ l" I R O R M . fu rnished U 1 w kly. t H 0 depot't P a h accepted LON G D IS T A N C E D RIVERS M u ll h a ra ovar th* road BOOT SHOT PORTER CNAS For all fall lima thirty w,,< y r Q U I E T N eigh borh ood, d e a n ih a d e d HOC m o *100 d a m age da p I l l N I H U l it L lo y d tklllad and unskilled Position* avail abla D ayt C a ll between I ) SPRINT ST A FF IN G . H t l t l l ______ o» d rt-’ A E F F I C I E N C Y , u til turn . p r .. e n h a n c e and b a lh N o n tm ok er *Tlw> H O d ep m se l l L ABO R ER S N f I M P O E N IR A LP E R S O N N E L IT! 11)1 S A N F O R D . IM E. Waedland Ava , ) Bdrm ] Balh. Black, carport, new rotI, like new Iretid*. new carpet, evita m kit cabenalt. earner let. Mf,**t. 7»i m a at IK* H* t n * hem* *08M l* pager Open l e i 1*1 R E A U T O R S W E LCO M E NOTICE P a ri llm # lo r la k e M ary /H e a th ro w A p p ly U 0I Philadelphia A*a Orlando ___ 40/ I N 4 « ASSEMBIT/FACTORT M l— Homes lor Sale A l l re n ta l and r a a l e ile 'e a d v a rtn a m a n l* a r t * ub |acl lo •ha F a d e ra l F a ir H o w lin g Act. w h ic h m ake* II ll la g a i la a d ra rtiy a any p ra la ra n c * . lim I t a li a n o r d l t c r l m l n a l l e n b a ta d on race, co lo r, re lig io n to e . handicap la m llla l t ta lu t o r n a u o n a lo n g m JANITORS 118 w a r_________________ __ , V t llI 97— Apartm ents Furnished / R en t H A P P Y I L V I I CH ILD CA R E, Cantar L aka M a r , naadt lu ll, lim a gual If rad. experienced! Taachar/Carygrvar Alto Part lim a K tlc b e n /T e a th a r A id pop Han C a ll M l d m ________ APrOINTMENT SETTER . H fY ff A. F— e a ) BEDROOM H O M E a e In a ic h a n g a lo r h a lp w / daughter*, I t A I). D a d w ill ih a r a homo Ideal lo r pn g l* it t lllH DRIVERS tUC C**d* Ilk* w e n t W*'f* M i l kilo our Ird Parade ol training w cca m lu l agents HalkensaT Wa ll help) KIT *N* ('AKI.YI.K * by lurry Wrij-hl 95— Room /Boeird S T R A W B E R R I E S U P ic k Open fe m I H l C a t o r y A w l m l E . o l Santord I m l N of St Rd 44 Heap* Farm * M t n * 4 222— M u s ic a l M e rchandise __ H AM M O N D S P IN E T O RG AN w ith tm a ll L o tlto tone cabinet P a r la c t p la y in g c o n d itio n . gr»#t sound O v* to untortu n a ta c lr c u m t l a n c o t . m u tt s a crific e *)Q0 77) T W m T**) 22 3 -M lsce lla n e o u s PANASONIC V H S Camcorder PVSIOO w ith h a rd s h a ll cat* A ll accessor tot a n d trip o d *400 )30)7*0_____________________ PO O L 14 II L a itu ra llm o . top Ot the lin o w ith a ll a cc e sso r to* F irs t MOO DO >**0____________ S A T E L L I T E S ystem C om ptotol Trad* tor p o d g e n e ra to r, boat, horse, pony c a r t H l l l l l S E R V I C E S A L E S A P A R T S tor portable karotan* h ea le r* L A R R V 'S A A A R T M 1 4 IM SPAS: New co m p lete w/#qu'pm#nl and u ndarw ator light dOOOtlMO a>T))100M SU H Q U EST W O L F F T A N N IM 0 ■ E D S N e w C o m m e r c ia l Hom e U n lit F r o m l i t * Lamp* lo tio n * A c c e s s o ria l M o n t ,ty p a y m a n l* lo w a t 111 00 C a ll Today F R E E N E W Color Catalog I #00 40) • I ff 230—A n tiq u e /C la sslc _ C ars ____ O F O R D T H U N D E R B I R D , IH4. 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E ic a lla n t cendllionl SI.S80 H rm D O D M after *PM ____ SHORT OF CASH 7 Seriously looking tor o nice, cla o n . utad c a rt D E P E N G A B L E Down payment* as low as I!** includes toe A title C a ll: FUES AUTOSALES ★ *327 2892* * o T O Y O T A COROLLA wagon. ’ •1. A u to . A/C. red. 11K. w arranty 111)0173 MM V O LK S W A O O N BUGS. Tl and ‘ Tl Suporboattot 1400 tor bom C a ll 3*4 *0*4 eher )__________ IN ) B U IC K L C SABRE. C le a n ! Good condition II.)00 O B O 1)4 )T*I or leave msg________ IN* E L C A M INO V*. auto . A /C M in t condittonl U.S00 17) IM ) It no answer Ivmeg -)) M O M ID G E T, Vary good cond . restored, garaga kept B)K m l 1) TOO M I 4081 ‘ TT PLYAAO U TH FU R Y . 4 dr. good angina, good that. A /C 1)08 O B O » 1T*T Jimmy •J P O N T I A C B O N N E V IL L E Good running cond. 4 d r . •KM OBO m *T1* ‘U P O R D TAURUS. 4 door. Good condition US00 OBO ________ 40TDl**MO*to*n oroa e l f B U IC K S K T L A R K 1 Good cond . 4 door.. 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Good co nd ltw nl IIAOO ar batt attar. Pleas* c a ll » )* )* ) attar )pm OFORD LARIETi IW0. F IN . X clean . One owner, UK m l., Isad ad . t y r M X e a r ra n ly . tt m mooiar m*4** O F O R D R A N O E R . L T X *). P/S. cru ise. A/C. ttarao. 4.300 m iles. I y r or U MO ml loft an warranty C a ll))) IU ) FO R D U CONVERSION V A N . V (. auto . power windows, power door locks. Illl. erulse. and m o re l Eicallent condition In and d u ll M usi tea and drive to a p p r a c la la I4.SM O B O 40T M3 *8*1 _____ • N A N D I C A P F E O VAN. 1N0 Ford E IM. Lilt. OutomatK doors *J 000 J!) 11* _________ • I S U I U P / U t) Red. )K. A/C, o m /tm cat*, lu ll bodllnor. roar window |*.4M 373 BAM o J E E P P IC K U P 4 iL Iff*. V I. outo Engine end front re ­ b u ilt (ab ou t 30 000 m lle t l Newer Interior 13 0D0DI )0M Sanford Motor Co. t o F O H O B R O N CO *4.000 m ilt * , l i t . SM C a ll m o m 4X4. o i o n C H E V Y 1/1 ton p'up. ) » V*. R u n t good Engine an d Iron* s tro n g | H M I 1 ) ) ) I 1 • IN ) S U B U R B A N SMC. 4 IL dtatol. holt ton. mechanicAlly t<uid now rad /broke rotor* A caiipar* h tad linar Vary good lira s and tow pkg U.MOOBO 40TMI U N *3 F O R D CONVERSION Van. D e cen t m o to r overhaul 0 Cyl. Ica c o ld a ir . cru lta control. N ic e v a n tor U NO )4f D M 1970OEVILLE CADILLAC •0* D O D D E R A M M . II p a w . M0 V I . 34 K m l la*. Ilka new cond t l O . X D O B O m i f l ! OIT000 O B O A ll p ow er. M> 01)4 **) VOYAOER, T path 4 cyl. A u lo . A / C . P/t. P/b. nil 231- C a rs A im e d E v e ry C a r 111*1 It Said By Tha T im a Tha P a p e r H ilt Tha 1treats! L a i* O C a r t I A Few Truck* end B o a ts I JIM Lew Dawn P a y m a n l W ith W a rra n ty I BUY HERE. PAY HERE AMERICAN DREAM SALES ANDSERVICE ID * la n ia rd A v* . Santord minttm______ a CHRYSLER IM PE R IAL t l. I lk * naw M u t t t a ll O nly M e.Mo C a ll l e c f m i m * * C O R V E T T E , D TI. I t m atch Y e l l o w , t lo p * M u t t ta e l Asking M JO0JJI O U T ________ DO D O E M A R A D A . 1*08. V A autom atic, m a g w h e a ls A i .000 W8 TMO__________________ __ F O R D C row n V ic t o r ia . 1*tA G ra y w /ch a rc o a l g ra y . »«C. cand 11*00 m IW8 a fte r 4pm * H O N D A A C C O R D L X , 1**). P'S. P /B . air. Kanwoad s m i c m ra s ta tte . e d a sr. Sow m iles Rosew ood c o lo r. W ill r u n lo r o w r * I1 .» T H )1 *47) O L IN C O L N M A R K 7. I S C . IN*. C o m p le te ly lo a d e d S e rv ice records and ra ca ip t* 1) *00 O B O 40T )* l tM 4 wheal. • bag. crulta. built In child tfty tl. lugg rack. M-400 ml . *11.300 OBO 330 IK4 238— VchldES W ant Ed WE P A Y T O P N N F O R Compiet* or Wracked Cars. Trucks. R U N N IN O arN O T. A N T CO N DITIO N __ I B M 239— M otorcycles an d Bikes )4‘ K A W A S K I KHMO. clasHc. •ec cond . 1)K m l . chocolate (ch ro m a N T ) m tM I 241— Recreational V e h icre s /C a m p e rs • C A R R I A O E T R A IL E R , J l (I, l*TT. R o o t o lr . Ideal liv e In / tra v o t. F u e n lih a d N K 8 l Only 1).J08/Q60 P ) T*7* D O D O S T R A N S A N , ITT* S tore bad. k o b o i . good c a rd 13 )00 o r tra d e M e r e r r i m H O L I D A Y R a m b le r Im pe-tal. ‘ t t . l l t l b a ie m e n l m o d e l, lo a d e d E ic a lla n t cand O p I tonal H o n d a m otor scooter tor ) w / r« c h tS L M B 4 8 T M * 4 W » o r * M O T O R H O M E Run* g reat W ill tra d a lo r traval traitor o l c o m p a r a b la v alu e ) ) l Tt*) �pi T T T T * M - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. February 10. 1994 bv Chic Young 1 L 0 N D IE -------------------------------------------------------M a rs ] rcua VERY tXIlMt <H rag vnhCl E I rO *-P - by Art Samom T H E BO R N LOSER PORT TRIM*. l HAVeMT H0TIC£D THAT TOO STATED LATE TOOAV r (J U L CHIEF. DOCb THl*j M£AN I LL BE GETTING r 0F COURSE. NOT...BUT ' f C U M GOME IN FIVE MINUTED LATE * TOMORROW MORNING! f * ' l l Hysterectomy calls for second opinion D EAH DK. O O T T i Arc hysterectom ies absolutely n ec­ essary*/ M y m enstrual periods stopped alm ost a year ago. I liu v r no problem s w ith bleeding or cram ping. I do have sm all fib roid s Hint d on 't give m e any trouble, though. So why. then, does m y general practitioner frel I should undergo surgery*/ [) E A It R E A D E R : H ysterectom y (removal of the uterus) used to Ire a com m only perform ed operation . W om en underwent the procedure for a variety of reasons, some valid (tu e li an ran rer) and some triv ia l (such as contraception). Today. Ih r rate for hysterectom y Is fur low er than previously, because alternative therapies are a v a il­ able and wom en are m uch less lik e ly lo undergo unnecessary su rg ery, urged sole ly <it the discretion of their doctors. I do not know w hy your doctor has udvlsed surgery. You do not seem to h ave a c o m p e llin g reason to do so. Rased on the lim ite d Inform ation you supply. I'd have to conclude that. In y o u r case, hysterectom y m ay not lie necessary. Nonetheless, you r doctor m ay have a tpcclftc reason, w h ich he Is not shnrlng w ith you. for encouraging the operation. In a ll fairness, before c ritic izin g your fa m ily ph ysician for being loo aggressive, d iscu ss the situ a tio n w ith him . Even If he rem ains adam ant, you should s till obtain a second o p in io n from a gynecologist, the specialist w ho w ould operate on you. In m y view, hysterectom y ts far from necessary unless cancer Is p res­ ent o r a w om an experiences repeated e p iso d e s of u n ­ controllable bleeding. Fibroids, benign uterine growths, are e x ­ ceedingly com m on and, ns a general rule, do not rn n stltu le an Indication for hysterectom y. T o give you m o rr Inform ation. I am sending you a free copy of m y H ealth Report " A n Inform ed A p p roa ch to S u rg e ry ." O th er readers who w ould like a copy M ED IC IN E 4 ; should scud a I '25 p lu s a long, se lf-a d d re sse d , stam ped envelope lo I'.O. Rox '2433. New York. N Y 10103. Re sure to m ention the title. ACROSS i n»c*d 4 P*pp*i bavsrsga 6 How-----mo down to •loop 12 Minor t find 13 R n iiin 'i "no 14 Sorono 13 Saloon 16 Vlgorout 16 Run away to marry 20 Edibi* saad 21 Crtak lottar 22 Elactrieal unit 24 Oapot (abbr.l 26 Local# pftclatly 30 Small paltry 34 Wadding row 36 Faltabood 36 OHcourago 37 MarHi plant 39 Eilat 41 toko — 42 On tha ocaan 43 Oaiacratad 46 — I HumbugI 47 Wagsr 48 Father 61 Tail 63 Inaacl poll 67 Claar ol blama 60 Body of walor 61 Actor Robot! Do — 62 Algerian aaaport 63 Chaat (all 64 Shut noiaily 66 Tranamlttad 66 Actraaa — Solharn PETER GOTT.M.D. i A n a w a r l a P r a v io w i F u u l# U E JU LJ U U U U L9IILJ U U U JU U U U J L O U □ □ □ □ U U U U U U LJ UUUU13 J U U U U U U u uu u UUU 13IIL i U l l U U U U U U iU U U lU lllJ □ U J L 1 U U u u u u u u uuuuuu U U U U LULI U I I U L lia UL3U L JU U U UUUUULSU U U U U U LI 13II U U U U U U U U UUU UUUU UUUU lir.111 HHCIC1 MIIUU deek Author — Rand Viet prat. Not moving |2 wde.) Fiortn water Tardy DOWN 1 Long garment 2 Sea m Aala 3 Roman tyrant 4 Space below T “ i r TT i 1 T” tr K ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson How do you leel when y o u r partner m akes a m istake, that costs your s ld r points? Do you uccept lliu t lie ts try in g h is best and that no one Is perfect? O r do you feel Hull he Is playing b ad ly on pur|MMc lo unnoy you? If so. you have som ething In com m on w ith Rita Rudder, who said: “ I love firin g m arried. It's so grcul lo find that one special |ierson you want to annoy lor Ih r rest of yo u r life." In today's deal. South m ade a m lsp la y that w ould even stra in the patience of Mime saints. H ul m an y would nuike the sam e m istake. (And. It Is true. In real life the cards w ould oflcn forgive the error — hut never In a new spuper colum n.) A n Initial sjiadc lead w ould have defeated the contract, h u l W est understandably selected a diam ond. 10 Landad 11 Non-profit ora. 17 Ship channtl 19 Eipiotlra noita 23 1002, Roman 26 Coniumad food 26 Laanlng Tow•rail# — of March Swatting Ck>»a — — of ir ir bock* 32 Man * nama in Franca 33 Stappad 36 Raapactful 38 Chatttr 40 Burglarlza 43 UgMhouia 44 From--------- Z 46 High card 48 Latr* 49 Bata ol loaf 60 Dumb — 62 Nakad 64 Swadiah tinging group 66 Actor Jamas 11 2F 56 Church tong 66 — dt plum* 69 Light brown m 17“ ■er IT IT G ■u WIN A T BRIDGE By P h il l i p A ld e r . '-“V o T h in k in g that It m ade no d llfe rrn cr. and Just In rase West h ail underfed Hie ace. declarer called lot d u m m y 's king. East won w ith the a re and rrtu rn e d a low diam ond. After w in n in g w ith the rig h t. It w as easy for West to sw itch to a spade. T h is set up four defensive tricks: one spade, two diam on d s and one club. That sce n ario was the only danger lo the contract. However. If declarer p lays the diam ond lw o from tlie d u m m y at trick one. he can keep West off the lead u n til u llc r IO w in n ers have been established. NORTH flttl ♦ AQ 9114 4KI ♦ Q J 10 » 7 t WEST ♦ 10 1 t 4 1 VI ♦ q to i j ♦ A 44 EAST ♦ K J1 V 162 ♦ A J »41 ♦ 12 SOUTH ♦ 67 2 n V A K Q J to t ♦ 76 ♦ K2 Vulnerable North-South Dealer. South East w in s w ith the diam ond Jack and ru sh e s the acc. R ill what can lie do now ? Suppose he sw itches to a heart. Declarer draw s tru m p s and leads the clu b k ing W hen W est w in s w ith the acc (on t ills tric k nr Ihc next), declarer c la im s Hie rem ainder. South 1V 2V 6<il I’au Pau Sunk 2♦ 4V Kail Pau All pau Opening lead 9 & HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. II. 1BB4 FR AN K AND ERNEST LOVf Lift. FFAUK1 I THer o u g h t t o Df/U*' A C\\AiX O U TLIW % A tO U N b IT. rx VN U4 i £ ♦ • GARFIELD by Jim Davis by Jim Mtddick ROBOTMAN* HAVE you LOST VOUR I CfcMT KUtVfc 10UCQIA TATTOO AT A TATTOO TRAINING CWTtt! WHAT IS (T.AH1- MIND5 TATTOOS ARE V^y?/ A SQUIRREL W IN 6 A CRLiSSANT’ PERM ANENT/ NOW rWVE GOT THAT $Tl?tP THING ONWR ARM FOR WE PEST O F Y tt O I lF F / SKELETO N PIPING A V^HAR^V. In the year ultcud the types ol o b j e c t i v e s y o u e s ta b lis h for you rself could lx- u departure Irani a n yth in g you 've tried p re­ v iou sly. Nevertheless you should lie able to m anage these ef­ fectively. A Q U A R I U S IJa n . 20 Fell. I ft) If you put your m ind to It loduy. y o u r chart In d im les you m ight com e up w ith some lype of lu cra tive Idea (lull could result In m a lrrta l advantages. Get n ju m p on life by understanding the Influences w h ich are gov­ ern in g you in Ihc year ahead. S end for you r Astro-Graph p re­ d ictio n s today by m ailin g $1.25 a n d a lo n g , s e lf- a d d r e s s e d , s ta m p e d e n v e lo p e to A s l i o G rap h , c/o th is newspaper. I’.O. R ox 4465. New Y ork. N. Y. 10163. Re sure to state yo u r zodiac sign. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-M arch 20) An endeavor you 're c o n ­ t e m p l a t i n g h a s l o n g ra n g e benefits w h ich you envision, but not necessarily In Its present state. R e e x a m i n e II for Im ­ provem ent. ARIES (March 2 1-April 10) ANNIE_______ *5. neCK 15 KlNt> t cf. wtiL-.iniAMee, • c u m ,* w n ... i t s Today If you k re p getting a p erslsicn i h u nch about an Im ­ portant m atter, doj^t d is m is s II (rom y o u r m in d . Instead In­ vestigate Us p ra tiu h llltlrs. S om e­ thing good m ig ht result. T A U R U S (A pril 20-M ay 20) C o m p a n i o n s m ight have a stronger than usual Inllucnce over your m ental m il look today. S trive to associate o n ly w ith |ialn w tinare positive thinkers. G E M IN I (M ay 2 1-June 20) T h e race m ay not go to the Ixildest or the sw It lent today, hut lo the brightest, and th is Is where you m ay have an edge Y ou 're a rp ile k th in k e r In co m ­ petitive or ch alle n g in g develop­ ments. C A N C E R (June 2 1-Ju ly 22) Y ou're well e q u ip p 'd to m anage co m p licated d evelop m en ts to­ day. laig lcu l th in k in g , enhanced hv what y o u 'v e learned from past experiences, w ill lie the you un en joyable com panion in d ay. You have the a b ility to draw out th eir thoughts and op in ion s, und make them feel appreciated. L I B R A (Sept. 2 3 -O c l. 23) D c m u iu l I n d u s t r l o u s n c s s of you rself today and also tie very m in d fu l of detalLs. You have Ihc jx itrn U a l lo produce som ething o l sti|M*rlnr q u a lity if y o u 'll apply yourself. 8 C O R P I O lO ti. 24 Nov. 22) In socia l Involvem ents today, be llrs l and forem ost u good sport, e sp e cially w hen roin|>ctlUon Is a factor. Y o u r lielu ivlo r w ill m ake a lastin g Im pression on you r peers. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 I ) F i n i s h i n g to u ch e s are e xtrem e ly significant today, so m ake sure you do not leave an y lose threads dangling. Com plete what you start w ith class. C A P R I C O R N (Dec. 2 2 -Ju n . reason. LEO IJu ly 23-Aug. 22) C o m ­ 10) W hen there Is ju stifica tio n m e rc ia l or fin a n c ia l In v o lv e ­ for II. you are u sually pretty m ents could lie y o u r strong su its good a l keeping secrcls. Today, today, bccuusc y o u 'll know how however, co u ld be an exception. to use re lrv a n l Inlorm uHon to If you talk loo m uch, you m ight regret II later. y o u rb c s l advantage. V I R G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Copyright 1904 NEWSPAPER Roslncss associates should find ENTERPRISE ASSN. bv Leonard S ta r r CAN S L E ’ ' HARP HOT TIM M Mffl. n f . I l l " ' VERY UKA9HL aklcv En H tA M V C K S ' law yers CANT OCT TMfCOlPif rrsM u Iy OM &AU. T MAVpt N0r,&&._(M/T THfV CAN p tlA Y WtfkT H M 6«CANPC»HUWN ARE LtnOAftNd THE CAit »4fH **49 ORAHPCHUPttH.' � 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, February 10, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 10, 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>, February 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